Corfu Central High School - Crest Hi Yearbook (Corfu, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1958 volume:

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Now they are ready to iourney their separate ways. From their branch they shall soon begin to pull, And they shall flutter as the branch once again sways. Some of them fall to the ground and settle downp Others are carried along by a gentle breeze. They are looking for their own special crown, And a glory they one day may seize. Dedication - I ii i geB,iF . L , :.,, V,. , , D Air- For his constant allegiance to the cause of education, for his sincere and important contribution to that cause in Corfu, and for his high standard of manhood exemplified in his own living, the Crest-Hi of i958 is dedicated to Mr. Carney, with deep appreciation . 4 2 ff QD- we Ati S ADMINISTRATION PRINCIPAL MESSAGE I have been thinking that if your class are all successful in meeting graduation requirements in June, I shall have signed approximately eight hundred diplomas since centralization. The community, parents, school, and faculty have combined to provide the necessary facil- ities for your educational program. But unless in the process yob have learned to give of your- selves in time, effort, service to others, you will not have learned the most important lesson for it is in giving, that we receive. KSt. Francis, Administration Mr Barber Ml. Wood MY- Lane PTA First Row: Mr.Wood, Mr.Ross, Mr,Basom, Presidentg Mrs.McC1urg, Mrs.Curtiss Second Row: Mr.Choate, Mrs.Choate, Mr.O'Conne11, Mrs, Lamb, M:.Lamb, Mrs.Doy1e Board of Education Gerald Lamb Earl W, Phelps, Fred Ingalgbe Carl Dibble, Wallace Gordon The Board of Education is a corporated body which is elected by the voters of this school district. Its primary Function is to govern the schools in this district. This year the Board is preparing the final plans for a new Junior-Senior High School, the location of which is near the center of the district. 7 Q Mrs. Bayer Miss Bell Mrs. Brinkman Librarian Kindergarten First Grade Mrs. Buchholz Mr. Carmody Mr. Choate English History Science uf ' . 2,.. .:La . -rms' ,. ,Y I., W- J.-saw 1 , - - s Miss Christy Mrs. Curtiss Mr. Dow Commercial First Grade Music i f f -l . l i ' E K J! , 1 K Lfrmiggf . . Miss Dye Mr. Ellithorpe Mr. Fawcett Second Grade Physical Education Industrial Arts 10 ' t Mr. Gimlin Speech r ,,,,gt:: -5:-gem-. . f. - Q. 4: . .fga:a'Q K 1 41. - 1' i K -K .mfr ws'- H 25 A Mrs, Hamilton Third Grade Mr. Heaton Mr. Hall History Agriculture K 1 ,t A J L Q A I ' 5 if-3 1' A .. tfikkigi igi sqt il i lg r ...,, 5 Mrs. Hensel Mr. Hohman Kindergarten Art Mis Houseknecht Mrs. Kenyon Min Kish Sixth Grade Eighth Grade Kindergarten Mrs. Kohorst Mrs. Kriger Mrs. Langworthy Sixth Glade Eighth Grade Second Grade 11 Mr. Lumia Mrs. Mansell Mr, Mantor Industrial Arts Fourth Grade Guidance .. .- 5275 Q Q-A r 'W' .fi 1 M 2 ii' 9' is A 5,1 +1 M 5 2-, Ar -w-:Q 21- .. - M 1 ,, i 1 1. -f .1 Mr, Manus Mr, McCarthy Mrs. Murphy English Languages Music Mr. Pitcher Driver Education Mrs, Roberts Fifth Grade Miss Schlenker Fifth Grade q,:.. Z,hL,i G G Mrs. Skelton Mr. Storey Mr. Townsend Third Grade Physical Education Music 12 X wzggftai- it -aff-v 41: 1. 4 . , ,, A, it . ,-,k Q me - ,. . E .ziytuyf ,k,, MM A., , f ff ' ,Q111Tq3QQz,, 'V X, r 3 2E?xa:,3'g.Afis1,iwg 153 K. . A Q M3321 Y fi in M Mrs. Tetreault Mrs. Unselt Homemaking Seventh Grade Mrs. Yensen Mr. Camey First Grade Mathematics 13 Mr. Van Orman Seventh Grade V.. we Mrs,Anawa1d, Mrs,Thorn1ey, MrsgSnyder, Mrs. Wittman, Mrs.l-Iodgins C afeferia Bus Drivers rw! N LU ua Student, Mrs, Haenle, Mrs.Wo1fe1y Clinic 14 Kneeling: B. Kimmel, A.Bartho1f. mmm.,- Standing: E.Rindel1, G.Smith, L.Kruger, Absent: A. Stabell. Mr,Fauth, Mr,Co1by, Mr.Scoins Mrs. Fay Office C usfod ians D. Schneider, D. Wild 1 W v W l Class History With mixed emotions we, the Class of 1958, await the future and the end of our high school career, realizing what a wonderful time we have had during our school years. As Freshmen we elected our leaders, J.Ortner, President, L.Lamb, Vice President, D.Wild, Secretary, and J .Sewerniak, Treasurer. Our only activity during this year was the Freshmen-Sophomore Round and Square Dance. In our Sophomore year, ioined by the students from East Pembroke, we chose J.Fenton, President, A.Keller, Vice President, M.Hammond, Secretary, and J.Sewerniak, Treasurer. Again our only activity was the Freshmen- Sophomore Round and Square Dance. As Juniors we elected J.Fenton, President, J.Sewerniak, Vice President, D.Schneider, Secretary, and A. Keller, Treasurer. That year we had a Junior Round and Square Dance. In the Spring accompanied by the Sen- iors we held a Junior-Senior Ball with the Theme Club '57. Music was furnished by Carl Dengler and his band. The long awaited Senior year has finally arrived. We commenced by electing J.Ortner, President, A.KeIler, Vice President, R.Stone, Secretary, and S.Boyd, Treasurer. As Seniors our first task was the magazine campaign S.Boyd was manager with A. Keller and L.Lamb as team captains. We sold 53134.42 worth of magazines and made a profit of S1088.20. We then selected our class rings. On September 13, 1957 we held our Senior Round and Square Dance from which the profit was 5138.41 . In November the Senior Class presented a play entitled Oh Charlie under the direction of Mr. Carmody and it was a success. With the advent of spring we are making plans for the Junior-Senior Ball . As we the Senior Class of 1958 leave Corfu High and embark on our chosen careers we would like to wish the Class of 1959 the best of luck, success, and happiness in its Senior year. Senior Officers President: Jeremiah Ortner Vice President: Alton Keller Secretary: Rita Stone Treasurer: Sidney Boyd APRIL ADAMS nApriln To be successful is her ambi- tion. We know she'll succeed in that mission. Choir 3,45 G.A.A. I5 Speaking Contest 25 Class Play l5 F.T.A. 25 Cafeteria l,2,3. DUANE BALL Duane Our friend Duane is in the F.F.A. If he isn't plantin corn, he's bringin in hay. Cross Country Squad 45 Varsity Track Squad 2,3,45 F.F.A. l, 2, 3,4-V.Pres. SUZANNE BEEBE llsuzyll Let others work5 l'll do the rest. Choir l,2,3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Dance Band l,2,3,45 G.A.A. 2, 3,45 Leadership 2, 3,45 Year- book Staff 25 Class Play I5 Sen- ior Play 45 F.T.A. 2,35 Cafe- teria 45 County Choir I5 County Band 2, 3,45 Music, Blue Rib- bon l,2,3. CHARLES BOWLES nRedn lt is better to learn late than never. Varsity Track Squad 25 Year- book Staff l,25 F.F.A. l,2,3. SIDNEY BOYD llsidll To enioy life is Sid's ambi- tion. Which probably means huntin and fishin. Choir l,2, 3,45 Varsity Foot- ball Squad l,2,3,45 JV Bas- ketball Squad 25 Varsity Bas- ketball Squad 45 Varsity Track Squad 2, 3,45 Varsity Baseball Squad 3,45 JV Baseball Squad I5 National Honor Society 3, 45 School Prize Speaking l,25 Yearbook Staff 45 Class Play I5 Senior Play Cast 45 Class Offi- cer 45 Gold C l,2,35 County Choir l,2,35 Model Congress 3,4. JOHN CARLO Johnny He who goes with the wolves soon learns to howl. BEVERLY CHERRY llBevll I had a dream which was not all a dream. G.A.A. 2, 3,45 Yearbook Staff 2, 3,45 Library Club 2, 3,45 F.H.A. 2,3,4. BRUCE DAHLGREN Bruce A good name is better than precious ointment. Class Play I5 F.F.A. l,2,3,4- Sec. HARRIET CHILSON Harriet Love will conquer at the Iast. Band I5 G.A.A. 1,25 Year- book Staff 45 Class Play I5 Cafeteria l. HARRY DIBBLE llHarryll Love and a cough could never be concealed. Varsity Football Squad i,2, 3, 45 Varsity Baseball Squad I5 JV Baseball Squad I5 Table Tennis 25 Badminton 25 F.F.A. l,2, 3,4-Treas. BONNIE SUE CRAWFORD Bonnie Love will conquer at the last. Choir 25 Band l,2, 3,45 Dance Band l,2,3,45 G.A.A. 35 Class Paper l5 Yearbook Staff 2, 3,45 Class Play I5 County Band ,4. ALICE FARRINGTON Alice Always cheerful, always gay. Always knows just what to say She follows this rule every day. Choir i,2,3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Harmonettes 2, 3,45 Class Play I5 F.H.A. l,2,3,45 Cafeteria JOAN FENTON Joanie Always happy, full of fun, Joan's a friend to everyone. Choir 1,2, 3,45 Hormonettes 2, 3,4, c.A.A. 1,2,a,4, Leader- ship 1,2, 3, 45 Cheerleading 2, 45 Speaking Contest 1,25 Class Play 15 Senior Play Cast 45 F.T.A. 1,2,3,45 County Choir 3,4. JOEL FENTON , llJoeI n Oh, he's smart as he can be5 So, a retired coalman he will be Varsity Football Squad 1,2,3, 45 JV Basketball Squad 1,25 Varsity Basketball Squad 35 Varsity Track Squad l,2,35 Varsity Baseball Squad 25 Class Play 15 Senior Play 45 F.T.A. 1,25 Class Officer 2, 35 Cafe- teria 3,4. JAMES GABBEY llJimmyll Graduation come and get me. Torrents of homework, fret, and irk me. Choir 1,25 Varsity 1,2,3,45 JV Basketball 1,25 Varsity Basketball 3,45 JV Baseball 15 Varsity Baseball 2,35 F.F.A. 1 2,3,4. CHARLOTTE GILLETTE IlAcell ln her studies she's not very hot, but brother that ain't all she's got. Choir 2, 35 Band 1,2, 3,45 Dance Band1,25G.A.A. 2,3, 45 Leadership 3,45 Yearbook Staff 2, 3,45 Library Club 25 Class Play 15 Senior Play Cast 45 F.H.A. 1,2,35 Class Offi- cer 15 Cafeteria 15 County Band 1,2,3. DOUGLAS GREENE lloougll He that increaseth knowledge- increaseth sorrow. Varsity Football 1,2,3,45 Table Tennis 2,3,45 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. ROBERT GRICE llaobll To eat, to drink and to be merry. Band l,2,35 JHS Basketball 15 JV Basketball 25 Table Tennis 35 F.F.A. 1,2,3,45Cafeteria1 ALISON GORDON Allie Though high school days have their delights they can't com- pare with high school nights. Band l,2,3,45 G.A.A. l,2,3, 45 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Yearbook Staff4. MARLENE GOROM IIMOIIYII On thoughts of life l have but one, and that by gosh is hav- ing fun. G.A.A. i,2,3,45 Yearbook Staff 2,3,45 Library Club 35 F.H.A. l,2,3,45 Cafeteria l . RIC HARD GOU LD Richard Small, but so was Napoleon . Table Tennis 35 Badminton 35 Yearbook Staff 2, 3,45 F.F.A. 1,2,a. CLAYTON GURNETT llclaytll A living dog is better than a dead lion. Choir 2, 3,45 Cross Country 45 JV Basketball 3,45 Varsity Track l,2,3,45 Class Play I5 Senior Play 45 F.F.A. I5 County Choir 2, 3,4. MAUREEN HAMMO ND IIMOII Maureen is quiet and kind of shy but with her looks she'lI get by. choir 3,45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Leadership 2, 3,45 Speaking Contest 25 Yearbook Staff 2, 3,45 Library Club 2,35 F.H.A. 2, 3-V.Pres.5 Class Officer I- Sec. EILEEN HEIST Heist I've taken my fun where l've found it. Choir 25 G.A.A. I,2,3,45 Leadership 1,25 Cheerleading 2,3. 'Q' ff'-'S MARGUERITE HELGERT IIMcrg ll There is no wisdom like frank- ness. Band I,2,3,45 G.A.A. 2,35 Yearbook Staff 35 Senior Play 45 F.H.A. 25 County Band 2. PATRICIA JERMY llpafll A good reputation is more valuable than money. Choir I,2,3,45 Band I,2,3,45 Harmonettes 2, 3,45 G.A.A. I5 Dance Band 45 F.H.A. 2, 3,45 F.N.A. 3,45 County Band 3. BERNEDA JOHNSON Berneda l love men not because they are men but because they are not women . G.A.A. I5 Yearbook Staff 45 F.H.A. I5 F.T.A. 2,45 Dance Club I. ALTON KELLER IIAI ll I once admitted to my shame that football was a brutal game. Varsity Football Squad 2, 3,45 JHS Basketball Squad I5 Varsity Baseball Squad 25 Varsity Track Squad 25 Badminton 2,35 Year- book Staff 2,3,45 Yearbook Business Manager 45 Senior Play 45 Class Officer I,2,3,45 Mag- azine Campaign Capt. 45 Rifle Club 3,4. DOUGLAS KOHORST IIDOUQII A little nonsense now and then, is relished by the wisest men. JHS Basketball Squad I5 JV Basketball Squad 25 Class Paper I5 Yearbook Staff 2,45 Cafe- teria I. THERESA KOSIERACKI Tessie A good book is the best of friends, the same today and forever. Twirling I,2,3,45 Glee Club 35 G.A.A. I,2,3,45 Leader- ship 3,45 Speaking Contest 35 Yearbook Staff 4 Senior Pla ' Y 4, F.T.A. l,2,3i Cafeteria 1, 45 Model Congress 3,45 Music, Blue Ribbon 25 Gold C I. LORNA LAMB Lorna Eyes that gleam, smiles that win, the game of life, she's sure to win. Choir 2,3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Harmonettes 3,45 G.A.A. l, 2, 3,45 Leadership l,2, 3,45 Basketball Team Scorer 45 Na- tional Honor Society 3,4-Sec.5 Yearbook Staff 1,45 Senior Play Cast 45 F.T.A. 2,3,45 Cafeteria l Ma azine Cam 5 9 ' paign Capt. 45 Class Officer l5 County Choir 3,45 Prize Essay 2, 35 Model Congress 3,45 Gold C l,2. ALFRED LANG IIA' ll l have often regretted my speech, never my silence. Band l5 Boys' Varsity Track Squad 45 Table Tennis l,2, 3,4 Class Paper Staff 25 Yearbook Staff 25 Library Club l5 Class Play l5 F.F.A. l5 Cafeteria l EVELYN LUCE nEmmyn l'm small and wise a terror for my size. Class Paper l5 Cafeteria l. FLOYD MALLORY nmoydu A silent exterior is a fair recommendation . Choir l,2,3,45 Varsity Foot- ball Mgr. 1,45 JV Basketball 25 Mgr. 3,45 JV Baseball I5 Mgr. 25 Class Play 4. GORDON LOGSDON Gordon Many receive advice, but AN NETTE MAPLES few profit TT. H An,-yeffel' Choir 1.2, 314i HG m0nlZe S 31 Fair and quiet and very nice. 45 Varsity Football Squad 45 We know she'll go far in life. County Choir l,2,3,4- chem, G.A.A. 4, F.H.A. 1. LEO MAPLES llLeoIl He gets through too late who goes too fast. Varsity Track Squad l, 25 F.F.A. l,2, HELEN McJURY Helen Short 'n sweet, eager. to please. She always makes you feel at ease. ALLEN NUGENT Pete Pete will travel o'er the land. With a flash bulb in his hand. Boys' Table Tennis l,45 Badmin- ton i5 Class Paper Staff l5 Year- book Staff 3,45 Regents Science Award i . Choir i5 Band l,25 G.A.A. 2, EDWARD Q-NEILL llEdIl 45 Cheerleading 45 Yearbook Sfuff 45 F-H -A- 1.2: Officer l - Ed comes from out of the sticks LUCILLE MORROTT ll Lucyll Her cheerful manner and happy face, will make her welcome any place. Choir 3,45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Yearbook 2, 35 Library Club 2, 3,45 Cafeteria I . and teases the girls with ridi- culous tricks. Cross Country Squad I5 JV Basketball Squad l,25 Varsity Track Squad l5 Class Play l5 F . F .A. l, 2 . JEREMIAH ORTNER lljerryll A reading machine always wound up and going5 he mastered whatever was worth knowing. Choir l,2,3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Dance Band 25 Football Man- ager l5 JV Basketball l,25 Varsity Basketball 3,45 JV Baseball I5 Varsity Baseball 2, 45 National Honor Society 45 Speaking Contest l,2, 3,45 Yearbook Staff l,2, 35 Editor Yearbook 45 Senior Pla 45 Class Officer 1,45 Model Con- gress 3,45 Gold C l,2, 35 Mass Choir 25 Math Award 3. MARY LOU PIRTSCH Pirtsch When love and lessons clash she lets her lessons smash. G.A.A. 3,45 Yearbook Staff 2,3,45 F.H.A. I,2,3,4. RUTH RUPP ll Ruthll Of all things that I like best, I much prefer to sit and rest. Glee Club 35 Yearbook Staff 2,3,45 F.H.A. I5 Cafeteria4. FRANK REINHARDT llMiCkll l'm not denying the women are foolish5 God made 'em to match the men . JV Basketball Squad 2' Varsity D A E 5 E Basketball Squad 3, F.'F.A. U-.,5',q,,eiIG 2f3r4' Experience teaches slowly, and at the cost of many mis- takes. Varsity Football Squad 2, 3,45 JHS Basketball Squad I5 F.F.A 2, 3,45 Cafeteria I. PATRICIA ROSH EA llPa',ll She's small, petite, always smiling, all the fellas she's begu5H5n.-- DORIS SCPINEIDER Choir I5 G.A.A. 2,3,4, Year- H Dom book Staff 2, 3, 4, Leadership Alwqys cheery. always sled. 3,45 Cheerleading 2, 3,45 Class here 5 0 Qlflf WI 0'5 neVef Play lf Senior Play 4, F.H.A. Sad- 1,2,3, Omce 1. Band I,2,3,45 Dance Band 2, 3,45 G.A.A. I,2,3,45 Leader- ship I,2,35 F.H.A. 2,35 Class Officer 35 Office 45 County Band 2,45 Music, Blue Ribbon I 25 HAZEL SCHOSEK Hazel A small voice is better than a big echo. Band l,2,3,45 G.A.A. 3,45 Yearbook Staff 35 F.H.A. l, 2,3,45 Library Club 3,4. JOSEPH SEWERNIAK lljoell Let's cut classes and go to the zoo. Varsity Track Squad 25 Table Tennis 2, 35 Senior Play 45 F.F.A. 2,35 Officer l,2,3. BARBARA SNYDER llBorbll Neat as a pin . Shapely and slim. Choir 2,3,45 G.A.A. l,2,3, 45 Leadership l,2,3,45 Year- book Staff l,2, 3,45 Library Club 35 F.H.A. 2,3,4-Sec.5 Cafeteria l. VICTOR STALICA llvicll Will wonders never cease. Band l,2,3,45 Dance Band l, 3,45 Cross Country Squad 35 Football Squad 45 Track Squad 2, 35 Class Paper l5 Library Club l5 F.F.A. l,25 County Band 3. LUCILLE SMITH Lucille Patience is the remedy for every trouble. G.A.A. 45 Gold C l. RITA STONE Rita A pal to all--a foe to none and all she finds in life is fun. Choir l,2,3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Harmonettes 2,3,45 G.A.A. l, 2, 3,45 Leadership l,2,3,45 Cheerleading 2, 3,45 Yearbook Staff l5 Senior Play 45 F.T.A. 2,3545 County Choir 45 County Band 2,35 Music, Blue Ribbon 35 Class Officer 4. GERALD WADE ll-Jerryll A genius is one per cent in- spiration and ninety-nine per cent perspiration . Band I,2, 3,45 Dance Band I, 3,45 Football-Mgr. 35 Track' Squad 2, 3,45 Class Paper Staff I5 Yearbook Staff 35 Cafeteria I. RONALD WEIMER llRonll On the football field he'll really rate. Whatever he does he's simply great. Band I,2, 35 Varsity Football Squad I,2,3,45 Basketball Squad-JV 25 Varsity Basket- ball Squad 3,45 Varsity Track Squad I,2,45 JV Baseball Squad I,25 F.F.A. I,2,3,4. DEANNA WILD llDeanna'Il Serene and quiet she is all day. But everyone in school likes her that way. Yearbook Staff 2, 35 F.H.A. 2, 35 Class Officer I5 Office 4. CLAUDIA WITTMAN llwinyll The anger of lovers renews the strength of love. Choir 2,35 Band 2,3,45 G.A.A. 45 Yearbook Staff I,45 F.H.A. 45 F.T.A. 45 F.N.A. 3,4. SALLY WYCKOFF llsallyll Woman is woman's natural ally. G.A.A. 45 Yearbook Staff I, 45 Senior Play 45 F.H.A. 4. Advisors: Mrs. Bayer, Mr.Mantor l 1 X ,Q if! 2 A , if Q xi ' ,.hL Q A 'iii ' . M... , ., 6 I A ., lg:::'l . . .K L I ' fu' ' ' ' ' A l gf? AVEX. A Q ' -K 53 3 is gif, if : -. Q Q iF , A? ,r 'ti f 'K 2: -rf 5335 I f' .22 1 K V A 2 H 4 , M - ' P -'rl Q - .Hfgy M ,'f'3? . 5 -, M -Z A 3 Q? ' ag X 5 - ,.,. ,wg 5135 WH CLASS MM Row 1: B, Crawford, L,Fisher, G.Locke, M.Komow, S.Chemie1ewski, J.Corcoran, Row 2: I.Kovach, I,Finkney, B.Mil1iman, D.Cromwe11 D.Co1e, D,Bie1ec, K.Staffe1d. Row 3: D,Langworthy, D.Boatfie1d, B.Ammon, R. Kruger, H.Morse, V.Sman, I.Gillette, Juniors E. Beckwith V. Pres. V. Smart Sec. R. Funke Treas. L. Gardner Pres. 30 We the Junior Class survived our Sophomore year with forty-two students. The Junior Square Dance was a success with a profit of 5130. We are looking forward to the Junior-Senior Prom with great anticipation. The Junior class is also proud of its four Honor Society members. We ended our activities in 1957 with a Christmas party which was enioyed by students and advisors alike. A five dollar donation was given to the Junior Red Cross. The Junior Class also wishes to thank its advisors Mr. W. Heaton and Mr. R. Carney for their patience and guidance. Advisors: Mr.Heaton, M1-,Carney Juniors Row 1: Lschlageuhauf, B,Dixon, M.Brickman, A.Hauber, S.Ke1sey, C.Arno1d. Row 2: S.Kokot, M,Schar1au, L.Co1by, N.Poerschke, V,Frega L,Gardner. Row 3: G, Beckwith, D.Steh1ar, D.Richenberg, J. McCabe, D,Starkweather, R.Stoneham, R.Funke, Row 1: N,Koert, KJ-Iodgins, T,King, P.l-lake, D.Scott, I.Shis1er, C.Madi11. Row 2: D,Henning, L,Schoentha1, D.Reed, M,Gardner, F,An- drews, K,Roberts, K,Garhardt, C,Lenhard, N.Mattice. Row 3: B,Bohman, R.Smith, G,Lamb, D.Lodgston, R.Munger, R.Baker, D.Scott, L, Gamman, M,Wan-ner. Sophomores Row 1: R,Smart, J,Fenton, D,E11ingham, S,Mech, E.Kohorst, R,Zauner, J,Masters. Row 2: B,Bea1s, J,Schmeidicker, A.Maas, B,Pelton, L, Gottovi, B,Harmon, M,Smith, I.Greenhaga1e, V,Sta1ica, Row 3: R,Lipinski. J.Ke1sey, E,Parucki, T,Hami1ton, D,Hoag, W,Funk6, I.Sammon D, Currier, R, Sl, Cere, 32 Row 1: C,Gordon, S.Schneider, B.Borgman, W.O'Conne11, D,Jenner, G.Luce, A.Mi11et. Row 2: D. Maha, I.Harni1ton, C,Britt, B.Calkenins, D.Dow, I.Staba, C.Doane, E.Biedeck, H.Gordon. Row 3: F.Smart, S,Adams, C.Meyers, D. Wesley, S.Szadek, R.Wei1er, P.K1ingensm1th, B. Beckwith, E, Yeuclatock. Sophomores Advisors: Miss Christy, Mr.Choate, Mrs. Buchholz if -A The class organized in Sept. of T956 by electing the following officers: Pres. T.Hamilton, V.Pres. J.Hamil- ton, Sec. D.Dow, Treas. J.Fenton. R. Lipinski T,-eos. . The only activity was a Freshman-Sophomore Dance 5. Adams Vip,-es. 'n October' W. O'Connell Pres. In the fall of 1957 the students from East Pembroke J I Kelsey Sec. joined our class. The group elected the following offi- cers for T957-1958: Pres. W.O'Connell, V.Pres. S. Adams, Sec. J.Kelsey, Treas. R.Lipinski. We again sponsored a successful Round and Square Dance. 33 Row 1: E,Wi11iams, P,Henne, M,Koziej, E,Car1o. J.Mech, I.K0vach, M.Hauber, Row 2: E,Ward, F,Lenhard, B.Earsing. I.Bow1es, D,Burgess, M,Hake, T,Gerhardt, D,Everett, B,Ans1ow. Row 3: A.Schafer, S,Ne1son, C.Morse, D.Higgins, D.Kimme1, B,Hammond, T.Dibb1e, W,Hoclgins M. Mazur, 'wks Q 'Ia hx . K . A ' fi 31.4 A -. 'Q'-Q ,. ' ,., l 4 ggi Advisors: Mr.McCarthy, Mr,Carmody if-'V ' - , x , 'V L A , , , 'Rf .M r i i 19- . - D. Higgins Treas. R. Kimmel Pres. D Miller Sec. M Hake V.Pres. The Freshmen Class elected R.Kimmel, Pres., M.Hoke, V.Pres., D.Mil- ler, Sec., and D.Higgins, Treos., as their officers for 1957-8. Our only proiect was the Sophomore and Fresh- men Squcre Dance. Row 1: D,Roth, G,Calson, M.Ne1son, E,George, L.Gurnett, R,Kimme1, P.Fellows, Row 2: B,Burger, D,Mi11er, K,Map1es, B.Sne1l, C.Jantz, K,Bates, D,Carrier, D,Frobe1, Row 3: D,Deem, J.C0mpton, B,Feitshan, H,Poe1vovide, D,Chittenden, L.Rod1and, G,Osterman, W,Gottovi, L,Smith, 34 CLASSES Hisfory English Lafin French Mafh Typing Science Shop Ari f- H .,Ax. V, , ' ' K ' -1732, 4. Driver 38 E ducafion :ff ,QQQQXK C xiii GRA Row 1: C.Schafer, V,Wi1son, C.Kosieracki, E,Map1es, S.Say1or, P,F1aming, V,Nelson. Row 2: L,Paruck, I.Happ, A,Brock1, R,Babel, R, Adams, R,Roth, S.Bal1,C,Yeuckstock, Row 3: H.Feithshans, M.O'Nei1, R.So1omon, S,Beech1er, W.Kruszelnicki, I,Poerschke, F,Ortner, W, Smith, I.Saupe. Absent: R,Langworthy, R.Lawrence, A.Paw1ak. E ighfh Grade eff sv-,wk 4-r!,IvJ x r sz 4, y , ,, , ag, Row 1: C,Staba, Lwiuman, G.McLouth, L,Mar1e, C.Forester, L.Shafer, P.Kriger, Row 2: A.Carmody, P.Schmid, M.Pawe1a, S.Lindner, C Bell, W,Bamm, Llflamilton, S,Furminger, I,Hammond, Row 31 T,Rodland, T,Ober1ander, E, Warren, R,Spau1ding, K.Feitshans, C.I?orter, W Solomon, G,Maha, B, Dahlgren. 40 N f i Wiz, 1 Row 1: B.Corconn, P.Complon, C.Amold, C.Finkney, W. Gordon, D.Kovach, R.B1ack, C.Amo1d, I.Tunon. Row 2: E.Carrier, P. Gardner, R. Kimmel, R. Gnue, R. Baker, K. Farrington, R.A1exander, D.Lawxence, R. Mech. Row 3: J. Snyder, C.Roth, L.Mil1er, L.McCoy, R. King, W Bartlett, D. Gould, L.Smit.l1, B.Baker, E.Corcoran. Sevenfh Grade .., .M,,. .X ..... K , K ., 5 Row 1: C.Peterson, C.Roth, D. Smith, M. Brockway, T.Cummings, D.Brockway, K.Lapp, S.Fe11ows. Row 2: R. Iermy, W.Batche1ar, D.W11d, P.Smit.h, L.Voge1, I.Markek, D.Lawrence, S.Eick. Row 3: M.Hunt, S.Zauner, P.Geyeo, H.Basher. 1.Ne1son, M.Fox, N. Higgins, J. Martino 41 Row 1: D,Smirh, J,Mech, C,Farrington, D,Mox-gan, G,McCoy, G.Duse1, J.Bo1as, T,Smith. Row 2: J.Preisach, L,Sta1ker, Lwarner, C,Burko P.Hersee, L,Shis1er, R,Bea1s, J.Car1o, D,Love, Row 3: D,Sa1mon, W,Finkney, S,McC1outh, K.Hartz1er, L,Rupp, L.Bradman, R.Coniber, C, Lamb, R,Dibb1e, Row 4: I,Heckel, D. Garrett, P,Winkstem, K.K1otzback, D.Max'tino, C,Lawrence, L,Bart1ett, J.King, B.Hennig. Absent: A,Bucci, L.Basom. Row 1: J, Duckworth, T.Steinberg, K.l-Iauber, I.Ne1son, K. Gordon, E.Bohne, T.Chmie1ewski, K. Lenhard, Row 2: P,Hane1, E, Carlsen, R, Koch, D.Conibear, L.I.Baker, P.Koziej, N,Biedeck, A,Bangert, C.O'Conne11, Row 3: J.Sack, L,Shafer, J,Furminger, G,Smith, I.Dahlgran, R,Poex-schke, I.Brown, I.Stockweather, I.Holora. Rox ' riendage, B.McCabe, A,Lamb, J.Schwab, J. Gerrard, N.Wan-en, D,Stone, D, Graue, B,Phi11ips. 42 i 1 M 3 Al , A E 2 5 g 5 ni 55 2: ROW 1: R,Love, S.Kokot, S.Kokot, L.McFo11ins, C.Henning, K.Hammond, K.0sterman. Row 2: F.Ba11, D.U1-ban, J.Reid, B,Smirh, J,Beechler, S.Robinson, R,Preisach, G,Schroeder, B.Brockway, Row 3: S.Brocki, R,Smith, D,Wi1son, J. Fay, J.Ortner, G,Lapp, S.Kruger, D.l-Iayn, R, Hoose. Absent: A,Spau1ding, D,White. F iffh Grade 3 2 i G 1 Q ROW 1: P.Worthington, W,Shafer, C.Dunn, R.Staba, D,Weatherbee, B.McGregor, R.HenrieS. I.A11shouse, Row 2: E.Stumpf, L,Finkney, I.Brundage, I.K1ehn, G,Nachtrieb, R.Burgess, P.Mroz, C.Compton. Row 3: R.Hen1-ies, J,Manino, B.Berge, M. Peterson, M.Wickson, B, Fisher, B,Geyer, I,Gerrard, Row 4: Worthington, A.Mruczek, I,F1aming, D.Smith, L.So1omon, D.Wyckoff, A.King, O.Basher, Absent: R,Franclemont, R,Mazur, F,C1a.rk, R,Pa1mer. 43 I 1 Q I i L , 5 Row 1: S.lngal.sbe, P.K1'iger, A,McFar1an, D.Dibb1e, R. Lawrence, C,Carmody, C.Sta1ker. Row 2: R,Wickson, D,Jermy, L,Morgon, S.Ross, R,Worthington, M,Covert, D.Grudzien, D,Rich1ey, D.Masters, Row 3: V.Chupp, D.Seamans, V.Solomon, T,Bo1as, P.Hunt, T.Peterson, A, Starkweather, P.Brocki, S.Lawrence, D.Doktor, N.Joyce. Row 4: D,Martino, I,Andrews, I,Mroz, C,Warren, P,Schafer, C.Mi11er, C.Swezey, J.Wei1er, E.Yaeger, A,Meyers, S.Hanel. F ourfh Grade 2 s , 3 K Q., vu Row 11 S,Berge, B.Smith, M.Staebe11, D,Higgins, N.Worthington, B.Car1sen, F.Bohne, C.Smithga11, D.Kimme1. Row 2: R.Lenhard, K, Glomb, C.Roberts, R,Wa1ker, D,Lennon, N.Duse1, L.Chupp, D.Basher, C.Reid. Row 3: A,Lat.imer, I,Voge1, S,Wittman, S,King, E, Smith, J,Penkszyk, S.Urban, L,Gorom, T.Bangert. Row 4: J.Forrester, R,Quick, P,Klotzback, K.Hammond, D,Bradman, D.Wickens, S, Nachtrieb, R,Saupe, D,Everelte. Absent: N.Morse. 44 Row 1: M, Brockway, B.G1omb, B.Has1er, E.Basher, L,Gorski, L.Smith, I.Overfie1d, A,Brady, J.Mroz, D.Cummings, C.Mech, R,Mazur, A. Roberts, Row 2: T,Diezman, P,Ki.ng, I.Fay, I,Lega, J,Bart1ett, F.Stumpf, G.So1omon, G.Brockway, Row 3: P.Kosieracki, M.Powenski, C. Shisler, R.Hersee, G.Smith, M.Beideck, R.Happ, W.Ka1-ns, L,Stone. Absent: K.Basom, L.Sowl, D.B1ackman. Third Grade Row 1: I.Andrews, C,Hunt, C.Ga1czynski, B,Wa1ker, M.Comfort, T,Love, B.I-Iammond, D.Beals, S.O'Conne11, Row 2: L.Peterson, M.Perry D.Bames, H,Fauth, R, Mruezek, J.Hayn, T,Knox, E,SmiLh, D.Harrz1er, M,Staba, Row 3: D.Sharick, K.Pawe1a, W.Snyder, B.Seelaw, G, Steinberg, D.Ortner, T.Starkweather, C.Logsdon, D.McC1urg, M,Ross. Absent: G.K1ehn, D.Ha11, J.C1ark, L. Vincent, 45 Row 1: R. Brunea, P,Hane1, D.Basher, C.Sta1ker, J.McFo111ns Bolas, B,Winters, W,Lawrence, I.Meyer, C.Lamb, Row 3: G Snell, Row 4: T,Wickson, T,Lamb, R, Compton, M,Amidon, Second Grade Row 1: I,Martino, S.Ross, V.Urban, B,Chupp, D,Smithgal1, I Grudzlen B Buckholz L Carlo Row 2 G Hasler R Sangbusk K Pnce L ElCk N.Inga1sbe, M,Kent, S.Doktor, S.Doy1e, H,Butko. Row 3: J Smlth G Warren R Klotzback, G Cook, B Peterson, I Bradman M Herec S Hayn, J,Tupper. Row 4: J.Atwe11, J.Overfie1d, R,Doktor, D,Dorom B Smykowslu M Robmson D Hartzler C Perry S Zlehm Absent I Hake, D,White, D, White, D. Baker, E,France1emont. of. x.-Ne., 'XSL' Row 1: R.S1iker, P.Smith, G,Shafer, E. Hum., T,Ross, C.Joyce. Row 2: R,Worthington, B.Midd1eb1-ough, A,Smithga1l, P,Staebe1l, E.Roth,R. Shisler, S,Wa1ker. Row 3: B,Frega, C.Rislery, D,Parucki, L,Conibear, D,Swezey, L.Konfederath, S.Starkweather. F irsf Grade Q 1 Row 1: L.Luderman, I.Garrett, S.Livingston, D.Kovach, D,Mi11er, M,Graue, C,Pen'y, R,Winkstern, M,Lega, Row 21 R,SmyKowski, M, Hen- nig, B,G1omb, C.Masters, D,Smith, W.A11shouse, E,Hersee, E.Smith, R.Sob1eraj, G.Peterson. 47 R 2 P Penkxz k, R,Latimer, D,Mazur, R.Rupp, Row 1: L.Co:coran, J.Chupp, M,Sm1th, I.Chupp, A,Nowakowski, C,Furminger, K.Berge. ow : . y h W Conibear E Mor an, D.Koch, L.Copeland, R,Stumpf, M.Pi1ot, D.Thomas. S.Butko, G.Al1en, C.Dzieman, B.Urban, Row 3: D.T omas, . , . g K indergarien F irsf Grade E D 1, G.Dibble, Row 2: S.l-Iennig, R.Dok R 1- D Bracken T,Bow, P,Gemsheim, D,Campbe11, C.Tupper, M.Brightenfie1d. I.Gorom, . use ow , , tor, P.Finkney, Bilerec, D,Duschen, R. Bell, E.Arno1d, S.Baker, M.Forester, C.Ga1czyns Weatherbee, M.McGuire, K.Dundon, I.Porter, S.Batchelor, P,Cummings, C.Manos. 48 lu, B.Bea1s,. Row 3: B,Acquard, T.B1anchzird, D. Row 1: D. Koch, R,Frega, D.Wickson, I,Zelms, D,Ir1ga1sbe, B,Cummings, G,Powenski, Row 2: S.Hall, D,Carlo, S.Love, P,McGovern, L. Roth, I,Stephan, W,Joyce, D.B1ackman. Row 3: N.Lamb, C.Cummings, T.Schroeder, R.Smith, C,Brown, G.,Euert, D.K1otzbach, S,Bangert L,So1omon. Absent: L.B1acke. I.Czapeczka, F,McLouth, B,Martino, R,Yenson. K indergarfen vp, Bottom Row: G. Brockway, H,Forester, P.Overfie1d, R,Livingston, L.Has1er, D.Sangbush, J. Lawrence. Second Row: I,Bamm, J.Acquard, J. Jensen, G,Comfort, J. Hale, S.Gerou1d, T,Seamans, M.Gordon, B,Conibear. Top Row: J,Kriger, D,ChiItenden, L,Brockway, B.Maurer, B, Fauth, N,Smith, M,Staebe11, K,Reyno1ds. 49 '33 ' mv Theresa Kosieracki Typing Editor Barbara Snyder Art Editor .of'S. Loma Lamb Photography Editor Sidney Boyd Sports Editor ,pf Claudia Wittman Circulation Editor Jeremiah Ortner EDITOR i a , . ::.??s. 1 : 1 Eg-pf, -J W I ' 1, f.ff'1.Q, V - it Mr. William Hohman at Advisor A of N. like mrs-f 3557 S efffiiufriifif Laura Fisher Asst. Editor 52 A wig 5 K ' Alton Keller Business Manager K -w all: 'I F 3 vw 1' E' Patricia Roshea Print Ad Editor Eileen Heist Editorial Editor a. - .Q x Q Q 'X s S -5, t . Thomas Hamilton Print Editor Donna Cole Advertising Editor Seated: R, Rupp, J,Corcoran, I,Gi11ette, M,l-Ielgert, A.Gordon, D.Schneider, Row 2: D.Mi11er, S.Ne1son, K.Ne1son, B.Snyder, D.Roth, L Smith, B,Crawford, V.Sta1ica, E.Biedeck, R, Kimmel, N.Koert, R,Ammon, B,Pe1ton, N,Poerschke, A.Mass, I.Schmeidicker, E,Ward, S, Richley, B,Earsing, B. Hammond, M,Hake, P,Fe11ows. Yearbook Sfaff Row 1: B,Ans1ow, I.Kovach, I, Bowles, C,Gi11ette, D.Burgess, J.Sraba, B.Iohnson, B.Crawford, Row 2: E,Car1o, S.Chmei1ewski, S,Ke1sey D,Cromwe11, S.Wyckoff, B.Cherry, H,McIury, I,Sch1agelauf, Row 3: M.l-Iauber, B,Sne11, A,Schafer. I.Morgan, L,Gurnett, P.Henne, D, Ried. I.Masters, M, Pirtsch, S,Mech, S,Koko!, D.Kohorst. 53 e6 'T R ox ..- ln o 50- cv C D 3 C -o ev Q-I U B eu ov L cu 3 ID I- an U Z: ll- O 3 .-T sv n as o ... u. Q -5 u. 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ID 'U c o 24 0 . -CI Sm oo 35 .EL EZ rv? E11 xi' 'D 51: co o.: io Ill ov I- o .0 U12 'U0.c -2-5.21 roi gonzo gif? -o-Q. P55'o4Z3 :nic ,- 205 .O !cz',2lE l . -0' :xD-C31 gent u. Z.: ,cg mglio 'asf U 0+-0'Uo a.c00.c ooEU+- new L-E.. wa.'5 EEm :ga V54-C :a 290 .-U 1 w this post ed the top rating r chapter receiv Ou I'. yea ,pw J. Shisler, J. Fisher, 2: Row ond, M. Hake. mm Burgess, I.Kovach, E.Yuecksrock, B.Earsing, B,Ha Cf E eu 3 2 fn E ni -U 4 . VJ .li 3 o ns I-J 3: Row le, J. Bowles, D.Dow, Co D. orthy, K, Arnold, B. Sn chke, D.Langw ot, N, Poets ok genhauf, S. K hla , J.Sc BS A.Ma 55 --I b r, C,Britt, C.Doane, J,Staba, L,Gotto yder, chafe S.Wycoff, A.S 5. D,Scott, E.Kohorst, B,Berger, M.Schar1ou, P.Fe11ow bf: L: --. bd Gorom, I.Schmeideker, S,Ne1son, B, rmy, S.Rich1ey, B.Sne11, H.Schosek, M Je er, D, Miller, P. SY eider, C,M chm ROW 4: S.S Cherry. I. Can 53 -5- rs.: .Qu'U Lui: c.a 2': 'aa fu o .agus +- r: 'U ff gre oo. -ou 'Co Lu-Ln oo 'im' 355 30 Uod 1.26 Img LLf'Ea.. oz - 5:53 Oz. uv-0 og! Ta.cLn ple initiation for our incoming members sim A was the next event. For the November meeting we invited our Mothers to attend a demonstration , L S -LU B s. U06 P J- C L- .2 QUD E 1 UvO5- 17. 526-53 3: 02.2:P U 4-CU.CE I S8502 U :a-HWQS . 2- Ev E LB'fE U s..0'Uo:: I. UUE,- o geemw a.xx3 O 0 QQ J seo-1 ug Q'-1-'US I. x. C.C E '-58.05 Qu: :..r:Xa:'DA6 -0 v-0-50 m affo- D o-0-0 E .cuz 2.-2.E'Em c ev gmeuoaf 33 SS- cnfi 'cuff s. 0 .C 4. O 2 Uet and a fund 'TCI Ba ghter and Dau x. D O .E roiect. ising p FG I- 0 'U X C U1 mi J 0 V1 s 3 O Q Q FTA Seated: R.Stone, J.Fenton, A,Gordon, B,Burgex, E.Ca1'1o, L, Lamb, P.Iermy, D.Burgess. Standing: C.Britt, C.Doane, B.Iohnson, K.Arno1d, S.Rich1ey, G.Locke, S,Mech, K.Staffe1d, D,Deem, I.Staba, M.Nelson, K.Map1es, L.Smith, D.Scott, E.Yukstock, D.Roth, I.Shis1er, M. Nafional Honor Sociefy Row 1: D,Dow, B,Beckwith, N,Mattice, V.Smart, L. Fisher, C.Doane, C.Britt, V.Sta11ca. Row 2: I-I,Gordon, D.Wesley, I.Morgan, G. Kelsey S,Boyd, J,0rtnex', T,Hamilton, R. Lipinski, B,Bea1s, G.Lamb, V.Frega, L.Lamb, D.Jenner, S.Schneider. 56 Library Club Seated: C.Britt, E.Yeuckstock, B,Cherry, M,Cornwe11, S.Chmie1ewski, I.Morgon, M,Shar1au, D,Maha. Standing: C,Doane J Staba M Smith, D,Scott, L,Morrot, H.Schosek. Senior Play 57 Seated: R. Stone C. Gillette F, Mallory J. Fenton I, Ortner Standing: S. Boyd L. Lamb S. Beebe C. Gurnett D. Schneider l l l Row 1: 1,Turton, D,Kovach, C,Amo1d, L.Shafer, N.l-Iiggins, L.Parucki, M,Pawe1a, V.Wilson, S.Beech1er, S.Lindner, S.Furminger, C.Sow1, C.Forester, I,Snyder. Row 2: S.Eick, R,Iermy, V.Ne1son, R. Langworthy, P,Kriger, P,Schmid, G,McLouth, C,Kosieracki, R, Grave, I.Witt- man, D.Lawrence, I,Hami1ton, D.Smith, D,Brockway, M, Brockway. Row 3: C,Staba, R, Mech, R.Lawrence, F. Ortner, B.Babe1, T.Rod1and, W,Bartlett, I.Poerschke, E, Warren, S.Ba11, C.Be11, S,Zauner, N.K1een, E,Map1es, B.Dah1gren, A.Carmody. Junior Chorus The Junior Band is a new organization with its initial beginning in January 1957 Students iust beginning to play instruments are the partic- ipants, and they are being prepared to be future members of the Senior Band. We have rehearsals once a week and have given an Assembly Pro- gram and participated in the Annual Band Con cert in March. Row 1: S,1nga1sbe, D,Dibb1e, K.Lenhard, C,O'Connel1, C.Carmody, C,Roberts. Row 2: I,Duse1, B.Guyer, J.Werner, E.Carrier, R,Bea1s, R,!ermy, N,Beideck. Row 3: D.Lawrence, L.Voge1, C.Lawrence, L,Smith, K.Klotzback, R,Smirh, D.Lawrence, Junior Band Row 1: C,Meyer, L,Fisher, A,Farrington, D,Burgess, I,Staba, H,Gordon, B.Beckwith, D.Dow, Row 2: C,Jantz, D,Co1e, D.Everett, W,O'Con nell, E,Biedeck, D,I-liggins, L,Gumett, J. Schlagenhauf, K,Arno1d, A.Adams, S.Mech, E.Kohorst, L.Morrot, L.Lamb, W,Gottovi. Row 3: S, Adams, K.Map1es, B.Berger, D.Logsdon, G. Lamb, R,Stone, S.Kokot, J,Fenton, M,Brickman, D.Deem, J,G1-eenhagle, K, Bates, L.Garclner, M Hammond. Row 4: J.Hami1ton, S,Beebe, J,Fenton, N.Poerschke, R.Kruger, D.Starkweather, C.Gurnett, G,Logsdon, I.Ortner, S,Boyd, L.Rod land, B.Snyder, R,Zauner, L,Gottovi, P,Jermy, J.Gi11ette, Absent: K,Staffe1d, B,Pe1ton, M,Gardner, A,Map1es, D.Roth, F,Mal1ory. The first activity of the Chorus this year was at Christmas time. We presented a Christmas concert at the Oakfield-Alabama central school on Dec. 18. We also gave a Christmas candle- light concert for our own students in assembly, and for the public here in our auditorium. In the Spring we participated in the N.Y. ' State competition festival, and in the Genesee county music festival at Oakfield. We had I2 people from our choir represent us in the county massed chorus, and 7 in the State sectional cho- rus at Holley, N. Y. We presented another as- sembly for our students in the Spring, and also a concert. Ten girls ensemble, the Harmon- ettes. They also sang in these programs and other activities of the school and community. The Junior-high chorus sang at our Christ- mos concert, as well as in the assembly programs. 59 C ORF 1 Row 1: P,1ermy, B,Crawford, A,Farrington, S.Beebe, G,Lamb, S.Adams, V,Sta1ica, I,Wade, V,Sta1ica, S,Szadek, V.Wi1son, W.Baum, R, Stone, I,Hami1ton, Row 2: D,Weimer, H,Schoseck, Ll-Iamilton, S,Ke1sey, E,Kohorst, A,Maas, I,Staba, M,Scharlau, B,Pe1tor1. I.Greenhagle D.Ienner, D,Dow, Row 3: S.Schneider, D,Maha, K.Bates, D,Schneider, R,Kruger, B.Bea1s, T.Gerhardt, D.Higgins, R.Zauner, G.McLouth, D.Lawrence, W,Funke, Row 41 D.Mil1er, N,Koert, C.Jordon, V.Sman, M.Brickman, H.Gordon, A,Gordon, C,WitIm3H, D,Wes1ey, D,Chit- tenden, D,Langwort.hy, S.Kokot, Row 5: I.Ortner, A.Carmody, S,Mech, J,Mech, D.Scott, G,Ke1sey, C.Gi11ette, S,SchoenLha1, L.Lamb, M. Helgert, B.Beckwith, W,O'Conne11, K,Gerhardt. Senior Band The Senior Band, composed of ninety members, pre- sented an assembly for the school in November and a public concert in March. The pep band played for both the football and basketball games during the year. The band also participated in the county music festival at Oakfield-Alabama and will march at the various parades this summer. 60 LI-Iamilton, B.Beckwith, L,Lamb, P.Jermy. J.Greenhag1e, HARMONETTES -mm R.Srone, M.Brickman, J,Fenton, A,Farrington, D,Dow mum H we in N,Higgins, C.Kosierscki, A,Schafer, B,Sne1l B.Buchho1z, P.Kriger, T.Kosieracki, C.Gi1lette, Absent J.Gi11ene TWIRLERS f Dance Band 1 ,J Row 1: I.Wade, V.Sta1ica, I,Hami1ton, A,Maas, D,Weimer, D.Dow, Row 2: B,Funke, M,Shar1au, B.Pe1ton, I,Staba, D.Scott, Row 3: D.Wes1ey, D,Maha, D,Schneider, D,Bates, Row 4: S,Beebe, B.Crawford, P,Iermy, Row 1: D,Bea1s, K,Basom, C,Mech, C,Ga1czynski, D,Sharick, S,O'Conne1l, R,Mazur, A,I!rady, Row 2: C,Sra1ker, D.Ortner, V.Chupp, D.Jermy, D,Dibb1e, R,McC1urg, P. Krigcr, M,Ross, B,Smith, Row 3: K,Pawe1a, A,Meyer, G,Brockway, B.Car1sen, B. Glamb, C,Shis1er, I,A11drews, R,Lawrence, W,Sr1yder, Row 4: R.Wa1ker, D,Seamans, S,Wiuman, S.Nachlrieb, P,Hunt, The Elementary Choir consists of 45 selected people from the third and fourth grades. They rehearse once a week, and have given an Assembly program, partici- pated in the Christmas Vocal Concert and Spring Programs. The Choir has been in existence only since January l957. Third and Fourth Grade Chorus 62 GAA Row 1: A,Mi11er, I,Kovach, E,Car1o, M,I-lake, J,Bow1es, S,Chmie1ewski, S.Schneider, P,Henne, H,McJury, Row 2: D,Jenner, B,Ans1ow B Beckwith, J,Gi11ette, S,Adams, MJ-iammond, D,Schneider, B,Cherry, D.Burgess, P,Roshea, Row 31 H,Gorclon, M,Hauber, S,Beebe, N.Mat tice, M.Nelson, C,Arno1d, D,Cromwe11, A.Gordon, D.Langworthy, B.Earsing, Row 4: B.Hammond, L.Morrot, A,Map1es, B.Berger, I.Schm1e dicker, L,SmiLh, A,Maas, C.Gi11etre, D,Roth, E.George, S,Ke1sey. Row 5: I.Schlaugenhauf, H,Schosek, J.Greenhag1e, S.Kokot, T.Kos1erack1 B,Synder, B,Pelton, M,Schar1au, I.Femon, C,Witrman, R,Stone. Cfficers Q. , ,.,,, i X, . ., ., . ,L , fl. f K 1 i fi .Q ' N 3 Y 1. ,.u - 'K V I . - I ,mga-gr., ' - V X.: 1225351 I K M. K - it X 1 f ' I we--131 l?Y:,.,,Q3::: v- L ' i ' E7 ' . A J, A ,- l f .4 ' V.Pres. S.Kokot, Pres. R.Stone, Sec.- Treas. S.Richley. The G.A.A. held meetings every Friday, eighth period. Some very fine competition was provided with the Seniors taking both Field Hockey and Basketball honors. They were, however, hard pressed by the Jun- iors and Sophomores . Dues were paid by each member and we are looking forward to our picnic and award day in the Spring. 64 I MR. ELLITHORPE ea ' Row 1: D,Jenner, S.Schneider, S.Adams, Row 2: J,Sch1agenhauf, D,Langworthy, K.Amo1d, S.Kokol, I-I,Gordon, Row 3: C,Gil1ette, P,Roshea, M,Hammond, A,Maas, C,Madi11, A,Gordon. Row 4: T.Kosieracki, R,Stone, S. R,Stone, A,Maas, T.K don, J. Fenton. Beebe. J.Femon, V.Sta1ica, B.Snyder. Honor Hockey osieracki, L, Lamb, D,Langworthy, B.Snyder, S,Sch1agenhauf, S,Kokot, S.Beebe, H,Gor- 65 4 v ah Paul Joel mf! A fr 1.-. A1 Green S53 fs Asst. Coach Fawcett, Coach Storey Mgrs, F, Mallory G. Logsdon W, O'Conne11 66 R.Funke, K,I-Iodgins, R,Weiler, V,Sta1ica, R,Baker, G, Kelsey, E,Parucki, D. Greene, P,Hake, J.Gabbey, S.Boyd, I,Fenton, D,Sage. it 5'l4Vi -. 1, Ron fCaptainj Q Dragons Joe FNW I T,Dibb1e, D. Bielec, A, Keller, D.Haag, W.Funke, H,Dibb1e, R,Weimer, Coach,Storey, R.ZaLmer, W.Feitshans, J,Fenton, R,Ammon, L.Gardner. fi Jim VARSITY FOOTBALL Coach Storey, ably assisted by Coach Fawcett ilinel, built a team that duplicated last year's record of two wins, two losses, and one tie game. The team was able to maintain the record, of being unbeaten in the opening home game, by whip- ping Delevan Machias U8-6l. The second game was a close one, with the team losing to Pavilion Q0-7l. Journeying to Barker, the team rolled over them f27-OJ. The team then played Elba under the lights of Batavia's MacArthur Stadium. This game ended in a tie Q7-71. The season was closed on the home liieldf but a close decision was lost to Lyndonville O-7 . Nine Seniors will not be with the squad in l958. They include Captain Ron Weimer, Alton Keller, Joel Fenton, Jim Gabbey, and Vic Stalica fbacksl, Duane Sage and Harry Dibble iendsh Doug Greene itacklelp and Sid Boyd icenterl. Next year's line will have many veterans return- ing. If all the other available material comes out For next year's team, a fine team can be formed. 54' R,Zauner, S.Boyd, L,Gardner H,Dibb1e, D,Greene. I.Ke1sey, D.Hoag, D,Sage Hits. R.Stone, H.Gordon, P.Roshea, D.Ienner, S.Schnei- der, I,Hamilton, E.l-ieist, D.Langworthy. 1957 CROSS COUNTRY A cross country team was organized for the first time since 1952. Much enthusiasm was exhibited and a successful season was concluded when the team finished second to a strong Batavia team in the County Meet at Terry Hills Golf Course. Duane Ball and Dale Currier were never beaten during the regular season, finishing first and second respectively in the County Meet. Currier finished fifth and Ball seventh at the sec- tionals held in Geneva, each being awarded a New York State Public School Athletic Shield, to become the first winners of this shield in this school 's history. C orfu Corfu Corfu Corfu Batavia Oakfield Meet Results Perry 5l Perry 73 Oakfield 50 Oalcfield 25 County Meet Corfu 67 Attica 79 Attica 27 Batavia 25 LeRoy 109 Baseball T957 TRACK The Corfu Green Dragons ' track season was comparativel successful. In four dual and trian- gular meets the team scored two first place wins. The team finished third in the count meet. Duane Ball, who was undefeated in oil county competition for the mile, finished second in the sectionals at Rochester. New county and school records were established by Duane, as he crossed the finish line in 4 minutes 54 and 4fi0 seconds at the county meet. Kneeling: W , O 'Connell E. Biedeck P, Hake R, Zauner I. Gabby K, Hodgins D, Bielec R, Wieler Standing: D. Lodgston J, Fenton E, Parucki J. Fenton J, McCabe T. Hamilton S. Boyd J. Sammon J, Ortner T957 BASEBALL The Corfu Green Dragons ' baseball team ended its season with a league record of five wins and three losses. The teams complete record was five wins and five losses. Alexander and Byron-Bergen were both beaten twice by the Green Dragons. Holley was beaten by the Green Dragons after winning their first encoun- ter. Alden and Oakfield each defeated the Green Dragons twice. Track Kneeling: L. Gurnett L. Colby D. Ball J, Wade Standing: J, McCabe L. Gardner J, Fenton D. Currier S, Boyd T. Hamilton C. Gumett I, Fenton Clayton Gurnett L Ron W eimer Forward L.. Sid Boyd Forward Forward Icrry Ortncr Forward Cent Baskefbal I Bill Funke Guard Duane Starkweather Dave Hoag Jim McCabe Harry Dibble er Guard Guard Center Cliwrja Dave Bielec Guard 70 T957-58 VARSITY BASKETBALL The Corfu Green Dragons ' Varsity Bas- ketball Squad has started slowly this year, losing five of its first seven games. A number of defenses have worked successfully, but a consistent high scoring team has not yet been established. Although two players will be lost due to their graduation, a number of un- dergraduates are gaining experience which should be valuable in forming a nucleus for next year's team. A summary of the season's games which have been played, is as follows: Corfu 36 Pavilion 45 Corfu 52 Lyndonvi l le 33 Corfu 35 Byron-Bergen 36 Corfu 53 Wyoming 40 Corfu 30 Kendall 45 Corfu 43 Alexander 56 Corfu 33 Oalcfield 57 Helen - Joan D. . 13,1 Cheerleaders Taken by Frank Klotzback 4 s1',3'i aw. ..-K. Qs Row 1: T,Dibb1e, B,O'Conne11, D,Carrier, Raw 2: D,Higgins, B,Feithans, J.Fenton, P.l-lake, L,Gumett, Row 3 F,Ma11ory-Mgr., R,Zaurner, D,Chittenc1en, T.H8milI0r1, I.SHlm0H, 1.K2lS6y, D.CUIIiGr. Junior Varsity 1957-58 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL This year's Junior Varsity Basketball team has started fast. The team won its first six games by a wide margin before losing its first game. A number of experienced players from last year's team have helped this year's team greatly. The scores of the games which have been played so far in the season follow: Corfu 55 Pavilion 28 Corfu 71 Lyndonville 14 Corfu 45 Byron-Bergen 34 Corfu 47 Wyoming 41 Corfu 39 Kendall 22 Corfu 51 Alexander 29 Corfu 44 Oalcfield 47 72 nw ADS 8- Mrs 8- Mrs 8- Mrs 8- Mrs 81 Mrs 81 Mrs 8. Mrs 8. Mrs 81 Mrs 8 Mrs 8- Mrs 8- Mrs 8- Mrs 8- Mrs 6 Mrs 8. Mrs 8- Mrs 8- Mrs 81 Mrs 81 Mrs 8. Mrs 8- Mrs 8- Mrs 8- Mrs 8- Mrs 8. Mrs 8. Mrs Senior Frank Adams Frank Ball Ruchard Beebe Raymond Bowles Davld Boyd John Carlo Leon Chllson Clarence Crawford Carl Dahlgren Lowell Farrmgton Carl Dubble John Fenton Wllllam Gabbey Rolland Glllette Charles Gorom Wslliam Gould Verne Green Frank Grace Clayton Gurnett Kenneth Hammond Edward Heist Joseph Helgert Arthur Jermy Robert Johnson Wnlson Keller Joseph Kohorst Chester Koslerackl Parents Patron Page Mr 81 Mrs. Bernard Cherry 8- Mrs 8- Mrs 8- Mrs 8 Mrs 8- Mrs 8- Mrs 8. Mrs 81 Mrs 8. Mrs 8: Mrs 8. Mrs 8- Mrs 8- Mrs 8. Mrs 81 Mrs 8- Mrs 8- Mrs 8- Mrs 8m Mrs 8. Mrs 8. Mrs 8- Mrs 8- Mrs 8- Mrs Leslue Lamb Joseph Lang Vonder Logsdon Allen Luce Floyd Mallory Raymond Maples John Mc Jury Theo Morrot Ralph Nugent Edward O Nell Francis Ortner John Ptrtsch Jacob Remhardt Joseph Roshea Wllllam .rage Harry Schneider Wllllam Schosek John Swerynalk Montgomery Smith Edward Snyder Victor Stalnca Alan Stone Myron Wade Harold Welmer 81 Mrs Edwin Wlld Mrs Claude Wlttman 8- Mrs Donald Wyckoff o Mr. . Mr. . ' Mr. . Mr. . Mr. . ' Mr. . Mr. . Mr. . Mr. . ' ' Mr. . Mr. . Mr. . Mr. . ' Mr. . Mr. . Mr. . Mr. . Mr. . Mr. . ' Mr. . ' ' Mr. . ' Mr. . ' Mr. . Mr. . ' Mr. . ' ' Mr. . ' Mr. . ' Mr. . Mr. 8- Mrs. Wallace Gordon Mr. 8- Mrs. Walter Rupp Mr. . Mr. . ' ' ' Mr. . ' Mr. . ' Mr. . Mr. . ' ' Mr. . ' Mr. . ' Mr. . Mr. . ' Mr. . Mr. . Mr. . ' Mr. . ' ' Mr. . Mr. . Mr. . Mr. . Mr. . Mr. . ' Mr. . ' Mr. . ' ' Mr. . . ' Mr. . 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