Corning Free Academy - Stator Yearbook (Corning, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1954 volume:

Au W, 459 4 f QQ? vi-'X T415 15 MY tsoox f ls: f' . - '5 '--' ' 1 ,P J H A -3 f ' 1054, STIXTOV. Our Front Entrance IIIIIIIII TUR SCHOOL WE PL I EIIEE IJUIX IAI TH AND IOYAITY Ix III M 6 X NJ L VI E Q TO IHY VVHITE AND I-I U HERE LEARIXIED WI E ILNIDSHIP S SWAY IET US RAISE OUT' SOISC IN LOUD ACCLAINI E C E A VIAY Wt IN JONOR S A TO THLE THROIIGHOUI IH LAIS MATI-R DEAR CUARDUAN Q CAN OUR LOVE OR TI-' E DIP HO NANDERIINC EAR ARART YET DEEP WITHIN OUR HEARTS WILL WE MEM RIES HO' U O QOLDEINI DAYS In C E 'X I I I IL I I - IIII' II 5, Y EUGE IO 'I fI I i ' ' WLJ I , EVE T I 3 , EVET TRUE IL Xi QTAY T I ' , I QL E. , , S I 'I E L .' ONCE EORNIEO TO LAST EOR AYE I I ' , V' V. X L N I L , I OR . , , T II ,T NIJ ' V E' S , ' I ' T Q- .I JO . CL E .I v I QQIQEI S .f CI A I' IEE '-IN I RET T I y rl - ' I I L x , ' ' E -. ' LR E C , , .1-, llllllllllll lhls vear the l954 stator lntroduces our school s mascot whlch has guided us tnlougn our hugh school career A truend ly bulldog he revnews and represents Corning Free Academy Its hugh Intellect ual standard and nts achievements In the dntterent phases ot school lute Observe luke the mascot the people who make up our s hool thelr act vltues work and pleasures lllllll Ul lllHllHlE FACULTY SENIGRS UNDEDCLASSWEN ACTlVlTlES SDORTS xlJVER'l'lSEMENTS Page Page Page Page Page Page , . . ,. , - , . . , V 5 . . I - 1 ' - ' 1 l I ' 1 ,K . 1 . . X' 1 ' 1 1 rx . . ,pc ,,,c ,,,-, A5 fl' -Y DEUCZIXTICDN The 1954 Stotor as dedncoted to Mr Wllluom E Severn superintendent of our schools whose tolth tul service to our Almo Moter hos ever cornrnonded our most slncereo mlrotuon ond esteem The chuet odmnnlstrotor ot Cornuno Free Acodemy tor the post 25 yeors Mr Severn as o mon ot mony odmrroble ouohtres Outstondung ore has truendlu every berson ond has problems his exceptronol toct ond trrrnness IH deolnng with the public the Boord of Educotlon the toculty ond the student body ond has devotion to the ever demondung tosk os odmln ustrotor of o well orgonuzed ond well operoted school system I-le as o zeolous chornpnon of o very tune esprst de corps which prevonls IH the toculty ond In the student bodv to such on extent thot C F A hos won hugh occlolm from both educotors ond loymen ollke ' o ' ' it . ' s I Q . X ness, his sympothetic understonding ot eoch ond 1 ' I 1 ' I I I - ll - ll - - - Left to rlgt Mrs Thomas Wood Dr Hugh Keenan Mr Percy Smith Secr tary Mrs Castle Cunnmgs Treasurer Vlr Frederlck Parsons Dr George Bair Ullllllll Hllll llllllll Ul lllllllllll MR FREDERICK CARDER Presrdenf Mr. Frederick Carder, President, Mr, William Severn, Mr. John Ward, Vice-President, Mr. Robert Rockwell Q47 MR WILRBURT MILLER Prmcupol of Cornmg Free Academy ENGLISH Mildred Wolcott Helen Farr Janet Young Mary Kilcoyne Gertrude Wallace Mary Amey COMMERCIAL Clara Frenzel Marie Gantert Gladys Youngstrom INDUSTRIAL ARTS Austin Blake Walter Coat PHYSICAL EDUCATION Ernest Craumer Durector Robert Duncan Patrucla Hale Harold Hatch MATH Russell Carr Charles Golnber Verna Rhodes Marlon Holmes Horner McOmber HYGIENE Dr Chauncey Lapp Florence Beck Margaret Wolcott FINE ARTS Elsie Clute Art Edward Walsh Band Donald Mitchell Voice Clarence Aldam Vuolln SCIENCE Kenneth Dyer Benjamin Stosch lrylng Snyder Kenneth Fielding SECRETARIES and ATTENDANCE OFFICERS Louuse Thompson Attendance Officer Olga Tabla Secretary to Superintendent Ann Yoruo Secretary to Pnncupal LANGUAGE Josephine K sge French Clair Janus Latun SOCIAL STUDIES Frances Webb Elizabeth Thomas William Amev Cynthla Steward Naam: Drew HOMEMAKING LIBRARIAN ELEMENTARY SUPERVISOR Lounse Hallnday Ruth Cole James McCoIlough M Lucy Stemslci, Secretary to Superintendent MR. ERNEST CRAUMER Four years ago, the class of l95O dedicated this book to you, Mr. Craumer. We are fortunate to have had you for four more years. Now that you have decided to re- ture the class of l954 was ,lou many years of rnchly deserved retnrement free from the anxnety of coachurg Your patient under standing and devotion to the school wlll llve forever In the memories of Cornlng Free Academy students , yi ilu jllilemurlam MR CHARLES C CORWIN Mr Charles C Corwin dud much to cultivate musvc apprecuatuon In both the cnty of Corning and nn the Academy ln l9l4 Mr Corwin came to Cornlng as organist and dnrector of the Chrnst Eplscopal Church cholr As one of the founders of the Phnlharmonnc Soclety a symphony made up of local musicians he dnrected the organuzaruon for twenty years Mr Corwun became Supervnsor of Muslc at the Academy an l922 To hum credit as due for oruglnatnng the lovely Chrustmas Pageant and Christmas Chonr Idea which has become tradutuonal at the Academy He was responsible for organlznng the C F A Band He also helped orgamze and develop the Glee Club and Orchestra outstandung muslcal organuzatnons at the Academy Mr Corwln retired from has posltlon as Supervisor of Musac on June 30 l947 after twenty fnve years of service . 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I , I I ' I I ! - x iii an 2 .AQ QW' M MQ QP 4.36 kki 'g-1 M3 -.E PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER Mschael Wsdmser Paul Benyo Martha Suffern Phslsp Welch -me ew af 1954 our freshman year at Cornsng Free Academy we embarked upos the begsnnsng of four of the happsest years of our lsfe We elected Kew etI's Woodruff Pressdent Gerald Burrss Vsce Pressdent and Elsssa Mattoon Secr ry Treasurer The freshman socsal calendar was not as replete wsth actsvsts the upperclassmen s The masn event of the year was an enjoyable evensng s sent as guests of the sophmores at the annual Freshman Sophmore party As sophomores we elected Thomas Keenan Pressdent Scott Chownsng Vsce Pressdent Veneranda Ruocco Secretary and Frank Coger Treasurer We contsnued the tradstson of holdsr-g the Freshman Sophmore get together for the newly arrsved freshmen Wsth the arrsval of our sunsor year we undertook as upperclassmen our fsrst class proyect the Chrsstmas Pageant It was ably dsrected by Msss Helen Farr and the class reaped the frusts of thesr efforts from a well recesved program The Junsor Prom was our next smportant venture Thss requsred the cooperatson of the entsre class sn order to make st the successful event st always ss A coronatson theme was carrsed out ussng decoratsons of large crowns and shselds sksllfully exected sn royal purple and gold The crownsng of the ksng and queen ss the outstandsng feature of the prom and ss eagerly awasted by the entsre student body Phslsp Welch and Martha Suffern were chosen to resgn for the year l953 l954 Our sunsor year offscers were Scott Chownsng Pressdent Frank Coger Vnce Pressdent Carol Nelson Secretary and Phslsp Welch Treasurer Wsth three years of preparatson and expersence we embarked upon our fsnal year at Cornsng Free Academy Our goal was accomplsshed we were sensors at last Our fsrst responssbslsty as sensors was to elect capable leaders Petstsons were csrculated for candsdates At our fsrst class meetsng Mschael Wsdmser was elected Pressdent Paul Benyo Vsce Pressdent Martha Suffern Secretary and Phsllsp Welch Treasurer Our snstsal undertaksng as sensors was the annual magazsne sale Two magazsne representatsves gave us our fsrst lesson sn salesmanshsp Frank Knsght and Sylvsa Royce were general chasrmen of the sale The fsrst prsze of a radso was awarded to Rodney Van Housen who sold a total of S332 45 worth of magazsnes Harry Nusom was second wsth S197 20 Phslsp Wescw thsrd wsth SIS6 30 Cathersne Collsns and Vsctor Allsson fourth wsth SI46 40 and Jane Hadedssh fsfth wsth SI43 80 The month of October heralded the tsme for our sensor get together Csder and doughnuts were enjoyed by all who attended The Chrsstmas Prom was our next socsal functson It was approprsately named Holsday VVhsrl Scott Chownsng was apposnted general cnasrman Immedsately followsng the January examsnatsons we began the rehearsals for our sensor play Stag Lsne Thss hslarsous comedy dsrected by Msss Janet Young was enthussastscally recesved by capacsty audsences both presentatsons The next eventful day for us as sensors was that of our Sensor Trsp We left at the crack of dawn on June I I and drove to Gettysburgh Pa where we were taken on a tour of the hsstorsc battlefseld We then went to Hershey Pa and through the Chocolate Factorses Thss was followed by swsmmsng amusements and a delscsous dsnner sn the evensng We returned home sn the wee hours of the next mornsng exhausted but full of pleasent memorses of our wonderful Sensor Trsp Graduatson day dawned at last Thss was the fsnal chapter of our days at Cornsng Free Academy On that memorable day we especsally felt grateful to those who had constantly gusded and assssted us dursng our stay at the Academy . . . So Here We Are In I I I I I 'I , -rs as , , , ' I 1 I I - , , , , . - . . , , I - I I I I ' ' 1 s s ' s r , , - . , . . , - , H . , ., . . . , - , , . , . - . -I ' 1 o o o . . . ne Hundred Strong H VICTOR ALLISON Haopy go lucky Iackudasucal S nuor Band I 2 3 4 lntramur V Foot Varsuty Football 2 3 4 Track I 2 3 4 Students Assocuauon J V Basketb Varsuty Basketball 3 Theater Guuld 2 3 Senuor Hugh Glee Club 3 4 Chorusters 3 4 Chrustm s our 3 Hll Echo 3 Varsu C Club 3 4 Volleyball 4 Senuor Orchestra 4 Intramural Councul 4 Senuor Play 4 JOSEPH J ASTOLFI Class bookue easy goung Sudents Assocuatuoru I 2 3 4 raririturalsl 2 3 4 V oot b PATRICIA D BABLO Sweet snceruty neat as a pun Thea re Guuld I 2 3 4 Stude t Assoc atuon I 2 3 4 Intramurals 2 3 Senuor Hch Gee Club 3 M CORDELIA BAIR lmpulsuve guggle colleguate unterests enor Band I 4 Senu r Orchestra I 2 3 4 Junuor Orches tra I 2 Strung Ensemble I ramurals I 2 3 4 Conserva n Club I Art Club 2 3 4 3 County Speakung Contests 3 Debatung Club 3 4 Parlumentar ua 4 Gurls Varsuty C Club 3 4 French Club 3 4 Senuo Play 4 Natuonal Honor Socuety 3 4 St tor Staff 3 4 Co edutor 4 Chrust mas Paqeant 3 Students Asso cuauon I 4 Senuor Hu Student Councul 4 Basketball Play Day 2 Phulharmonuc 2 3 4 Play Day 3 Senuor Hugh Glee Club 2 3 MARGARET A BANIK Come A Vuvo More vouce than youd thunk Intramurals I 2 3 4 Senuor Hugh e Club 2 4 Junuor Hu Glee Club I Students Assocuatuon 4 J V Cheerleader Varsuty Cheerleader 3 4 Treas 4 Volleyball Play Day 4 Senuor Play 4 Commercual Club 4 Sec 4 twen y uve RICHARD L BASSNEY Regular guy nuce to know Students Assocuatuon I 2 3 4 Intramurals I 2 J V Footb ll 2 3 Chrustmas Pageant 3 HENRY J BECK Carefree cool manner Students AsocuatuonI 2 3 4 In r muralsl 2 3 4 J V Bas I 2 Varsuty Baseball 4 Varsu Foo ball Varsuty C Club 3 4 Secretary Glee Club 4 Varsuty Basketball 3 WILLIAM D BENSON Wautll next year slughtly shy S u ents Assocuatuan I 2 3 4 n ramurals I 2 4 Varsu Baseball I 2 3 4 Varsuty t 2 Chrustmas Pageant Varsuty C Club 4 Senuor Play 4 PAUL J BENYO Mad Russian Your prescruptuon please' Students Assocuatuonl 2 3 4 In ramurals I 2 I-III Echo 4 Stator 3 4 Boys Lubrary Staff 4 Senuor Glee Club 4 Senuor Hugh Student Councul 4 Treasurer 4 Senuor Play 4 Intramural Councul 2 Senuor Class Vuce Presudent Na tuonal Honor Socuety 4 CAROL A BERRY Sophustucoted aur easy goung Intramurals I 2 3 4 Senuor Hugh Glee Club 2 4 Students Assocua n I 2 3 4 Debatung Clu 4 Theatre Guuld 3 4 Senuor Play 4 Ta JACQUELINE M BIERWILER Genulne frlend dlllgent Stu ents Assoclatuon l 2 3 4 Intramurals l 2 3 4 French Club 3 4 Theatre Guild 3 4 Debat Ing Club 3 4 Bowling Team 3 4 Natlonal Honor Society 4 CLIFFORD A BLENCOWE Captam out of door man Students Assocuatlon l 2 3 J V Football l 2 Varslty Oat ba 3 4 lntramuralsl 2 Trak 2 Sensor Hugh Glee Club 3 4 MARY ANNE R BUFFOMANTE Chlc pretty smlle Students Assoclatlon l 2 3 4 Gurls Bowllng Team l 2 tramurals 2 3 4 Harmonettes 3 Senior Glee Club 3 4 lntramur al Councll 3 Senlor Play 4 Chnst mas Chonr 4 Chorlsters 4 PATRICK P CAPOZZI Patsy ambler Students Assoclatlon l 2 3 4 lntramuralsl 2 3 4 Baseball ROCCO G CAPOZZI Atlas ' good thmgs come nn small packages Su ent Assoclatnon l 2 3 4 nramurals l 2 lntra mural Council l 2 3 Tenms 2 Varsnty C Club 3 4 Sensor Hugh Student Councll 4 Presldent 4 Track 4 Bowlmg 4 Table Tenms 4 and Handsome page twenty slx JAMES CARL Mechanuc Carls Car tudents Assocatnonl 2 3 2 In murals l 2 3 V 2 3 Glee Club PETER L CARAPELLA Wlllue A cats curlosnty Students Assocuatnon l 2 3 4 Intramurals l 2 3 Intramural C uncll 3 Glee Club 3 4 r s J SCOTT CHOWN I NG Beau Brummel of C F Annle get your gun Intramurals l 2 3 4 Students Assoclatuon l 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Volleyball 2 3 4 Intramural C uncul 2 4 Class Presndent 3 Class Vlce President 2 Christmas Pageant 3 Harvard Book Award 3 French Club 3 4 Varsnty C lub 3 4 Pres: ent 3 4 e Club 3 Cha rman Christmas Ball 4 Nat onal Honor Soclety 3 Presldent 4 Senlor Play 4 HELEN A CLANCY Oh that laughl' loquaclous Theatre Gulld l 2 4 In murals l Conservation Club l Jumor Hugh Glee Club l Students Assoclatlon Volleyball Team l Intramural Coun cll 2 4 Senior Hugh Glee Club 2 ons ers 2 4 ar m.mettes 3 4 Christmas Choir 3 4 French Club 3 4 Girls Varsity C Club 2 3 4 Sensor Play 4 ROBERT L CLARKSON Heap bug smoke lrttle black buggy Intramurals l 2 3 Students As socnatlonl 2 3 4 Petlte Demure CATHERINE E COLLINS Notre Dame bound enthussasm Students Assocsatson Lsbrary Staff I 2 3 4 Sec Treas heatre G sld I 2 murals I 2 3 Stator Staff 3 4 Sensor Hsgh Glee Cub Gsrls Varssty C Club 2 Treasurer 4 Sensor Orchestra 3 4 Junsor Varssty Cheerleader French Club 3 4 Sec Treas 4 Varssty Cheerleader 4 Sensor Play HII Echo 4 Sensor Hsgh dent Councsl 4 MARTHA E CRANE Ssncere a newcomer Stator Staff 4 Sensor Hsgh Glee Club 4 Intramurals 4 Students Assocsatson 4 Sensor Play 4 CARMEN DeSILVA EI Captasne over the rsver Stu ents Assocsatson I 2 3 4 Student Councsl 4 Intramurals I 4 Gsrls Vars C 3 4 Bowlsng Team I 3 Volleyball Team I 4 Junsor Hsgh Glee Club I Sensor Hsgh Glee Club 2 Chrsst mas Pageant 3 Sensor Hsgh Or chestra I 2 3 4 Strsng Ensemble 3 Conserva son u French Club 3 4 Hsll Echo Staff 3 4 Spor E 3 4 Staor Sta t 4 Lsbrary 2 3 4 Hsstorsa J V Cheerleader 2 Varss Cheerleader 3 4 Captasn 4 Honor Socsety 3 4 Treasurer 4 Sensor Play 4 DONALD DILLON The Ksd spe dy Su ents Assocsatson I 2 3 4 Bas etball 2 Trac Varssty Basketball 3 Intramurals I 2 Intramural Councsl 2 ar ss C u ANITA L DOYLE Nita good sport Students Assocsatson I 2 3 4 Intramurals 2 3 Sensor Hsgh Glee Club 3 4 Chrsstmas Pageant 3 vi page twenty seven ROSALYN M ELDRED weet personalsty left hand tl'ssrd fsnger Students Assocsatson I 2 3 4 Intramurals 2 3 Commerscal Club 4 Sensor Play 4 JAMES T FA LSEY Psng pong enthussast reserved personalsty In ramurals I 2 3 4 Stude socsatson I 2 3 4 J V ball 2 Varssty Football 3 SHIRLEY A FERNANDES Typsng perfectson conscsentsous Sudents Assocsatson I 2 3 4 Intramurals I 2 3 Theatre Gusld I 2 3 4 Bowlsng League 4 Sen Hsgh Glee Club 2 3 Echo 3 4 Commerscal Club 4 Sensor Hsgh Student Councsl 4 LOUIS J FERRATELLA Lanky Lou one of the gang Intramurals I 2 3 Studen s Assocsatson I 2 3 4 Volleybll 2 Tennss 3 DONALD E FITZGERALD Fats good sport Intramurals 2 3 4 Students A socsatson 2 3 4 J V Basketball I French Club 3 4 Varssty Foot ball 4 Conservatson Club 4 MILTON L FRENCH rs' sen or easy to get along wsth D l I RITA R GEHL Lady chauffeur neat and trsm u ents Assocsatson I 2 3 ramurals I 2 3 4 Bow g nsor Hgh Glee Club 2 3 rary Staff I 3 4 Vsce 3 Pres 4 Chrsstmas Pageant 3 Hsll Echo 3 4 Commercsal Cub 4 Sensor Play 4 WILLARD H GILBERT Blue Moon Bsll n ramurals I 2 3 2 Studen socsatsors I 2 3 4 J V 2 Sensor G e C u Junsor G e C ub I Bow sn Team 3 4 PATRICIA J GILL Sunny smsle dates' u en s Assocsatson I 3 4 tramurals I Theatre Gusld I 3 4 Junsor Hsgn Glee Club I Sensor Hsgh Glee Club 3 4 Chorssters 3 4 Harmonetts 3 4 Chrsstmas osr 3 4 Debatsng Club 3 Sec 3 4 Stator Staft 3 4 LAWRENCE F HAGAN Turk look out pedestrsons Intramurals I 2 Students Asso cs son I J V Foot Manager I 2 Track 3 Glee Club 3 Sensor Play 4 A glle page twenty esght M JANE HAGEDISH Beautsful Brown Eyes ubsqustous udents Assoc otson I 2 3 Student Councsl 4 Intramurals I 3 4 lntramu al Councsl I 4 Vsce Pressdent 4 Varssty Club 2 3 4 Volleyball Play Day I wlrsg I Soccer Play Day sket all Play Day 2 3 n ervatson Club I Theatre Gusld 4 Sensor Hsgh Ge u 2 3 4 Chrsstmas Pageant 3 J V Cheerleader 2 3 Varssty Cheer lead r 4 Sensor Play 4 French Club THOMAS P HEVERLY Monkeyshsnes Red engsn Students Asocatson I 2 3 4 I ramurals I 2 3 2 lntramura C uncsl 2 4 Glee Club 2 3 ol I yball 2 3 4 Bowlsng 3 Baseball 3 Chrsstmas Pageant 3 Varssty C ub 2 CHARLES F HICKEY Solsd gensus Albany stsnerary ramuralsl 2 3 Bas ketball I French Club 2 J V Foot ball 3 Intramural Coun I 4 Pres 4 Student Repres ntatsve to Al bany 4 MARY E' EN HILBOLDT Warm smsle oodles of pep Students Assoc atson I 2 3 4 tramurals I Sensor Hsgh Glee Club Lsbrary Staff 2 3 Chrstmas Pageant 3 Hsll Echo 4 Commer Club 4 S nsor Play D CLAIRE HILL Unruftled conversatsonalsst Students Assacsatson I 2 3 4 Intramurals I 2 3 4 Soccer Pl y Day 2 Basketball Play Day 2 Bowl sng League 3 4 Volleyball Play Day 4 Junsor Hsgh Glee Club I nsor Hsgh Glee Club 2 3 Chrsstmas Chosr 4 Chorssters 4 J V Cheerleader 3 Varssty Cheer leader 4 Commercsal Club 4 Sen so Play 4 0 0 I O 0 0 0 Q 0 0 1 5? 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I I I 1 I 1 I M etlculous Dllsgent DORIS J HILL Terrsffsc sport energetsc lntramuralsl 2 3 4 Intramural Councsl 4 Junsor Glee Cub I S nsor Glee Club 2 3 4 Strs g Ensemble 2 3 Students Assocsa tson I 2 3 4 Sen or Orchestra 2 3 4 Junsor Orchestra 3 Chrsst mas Pageant 3 Noon Hour Coun cl 3 4 Sensor Hsgh Student Coun SALLY A HILLMAN Dreamy vosce lm here nor Glee Club 2 4 Jun e Club I Intramurals I 2 Chorssters 3 4 Commercal Club 4 Students Assocsatson I 2 3 4 SUSAN B HUNGERFORD Fore sweet Sue Junsor Glee Club I Sensor Gee ub 2 r nch Club 3 tramural Councsl I 2 Intramurals 2 3 4 Strsng Ensemble I srary Staff 2 3 Cheerleader 3 Varssty Cheerleader 4 Basketball Play Day 2 Sensor Orchestra 2 3 4 Stator Staff 3 Students Aocsatson I 2 3 4 ELAINE L IRELAND Msss athlete of C F A industrious worker Sensor Orchestra I 2 3 4 Str g Ensemble I 2 3 Intramural Coun csl I 2 3 4 Pressdent 4 lntramur I 2 3 4 Junsor Glee Clu Sensor Hugh Student Councsl I Students Assocatson I 2 3 4 Stator Staff 3 4 Debatsng Club Bo sg 4 Hsll Ec Basketball Play Day 2 3 Volleyball Play Day 4 Sensor Glee Club 3 4 MARY E JIMERSON Lscense9 casual asr cho I Intramural Councsl I Pressdent I Conservatson Club I Junsor Glee ub 2 Ban Intramurals I 2 4 Students A socsatson I 2 4 French Club 2 Gsrls V rssty C Club 2 4 page twenty nsne NORINE B JONES Passed good company Students Assocatson I 2 3 4 Chrsstmas Pageant 3 Theatre Gusld 4 Gsrls Varss C Cu 4 Sta or 4 Sen or Play 4 murals I 4 Hll ho I Cheerleader 3 Varssty Cheerleader 4 Intramural Manager 2 FRANK W KNIGHT Elocutsonary Its In the Book udents Asocsatson I 2 3 Intramurals I 2 Stamp Club I 2 3 Pressdent 3 Theatre Gusld 2 3 4 Basketball Manager I Student Courscsl 3 Debatsng Club 3 4 French Club 3 4 Chrsstmas Pageant 3 Sensor Play 4 Sensor Glee Club 4 Sensor Magazsne Man ager 4 Conservatson Club I 4 JOHN J LEIBIG One of the clan Bsg John Intramurals I 3 4 Football Man ager 2 Golf Team 2 3 4 Chrsst mas Pageant 3 Sensor Play 4 ROBERT B LINDSLEY Albsno records' Studegts Assocsatson 2 3 4 Foot tramurals 2 3 4 EDMUND E Moc LEMALE Yankee fan wssecracks Students Assocsatson I 2 3 2 Intramurals I 2 3 4 Intramu I uncsl 2 4 French Club 3 Bowlsng 3 4 Leader Sports Re porter 3 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 . , . 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I f f S' , 1 - I s , , , , . , , G . ,, H I I Humorous erwus BARBARA E MADDOX New addutuon fruerudly Students Assocuatuoru 4 Commer ca Club 4 MICHAEL M MANDZAK Telegram' tvuurlrug genuus Students Assocuatuonl 2 3 4 In tramuralsl 2 3 4 Theat Gu ld 3 4 French Club 3 4 Chorusters 3 Chrustmas Chour 3 Senuor Hugh Glee Club 4 JAMES P MANLEY He s shy newsboy Intramurals I 2 3 4 Studet Assocuatuon I 2 3 4 DELIA M MARTIN Suave vouce sleek couffure Students Assocuatuon 3 4 lntra murals 3 Senuor Hugh Glee Club S nuor Play 4 Sator 4 Echo 4 Commercual Club 4 MARILYN E MARTIN Curly top cherub cute lntrarnuralsl 2 3 4 Junuor Hugh Glee Club I Senuor Hugh Glee Club 2 3 4 Students Assoc atuon I 2 3 4 Stator Staff 3 4 page thurty ELISSA I MATTOON Lusa equestruenne Secretary Treasurer I .lunuor Hugh Glee Club I Senuor Hugh Glee Club 2 3 4 Students Assocuatuon 2 urals I tramural Councul I 3 4 Chr st mas Pageant 3 Debatung Club 4 Senuor Play 4 BEVERLY J McDERMOTT Ebulluent devulush Junuor Hugh Glee Club I Senuor Hugh Glee Club 2 3 4 Intramur Conservatuon Club I 2 4 t d nts Assocuatuon I 2 3 4 Hll EC o 2 3 4 Lubrary Staff 2 3 4 Bowlung 3 RONALD Mc GHIE Muster Hotrod suave Students Assocaton I 2 3 tramurols I ROBERT F McKINNEY Ace football lcasualtyl Students Assocuatuon I 2 3 4 lntramuralsl 2 3 4 Intramural ouncul 3 Varsuty Football 3 Sen uor Hugh Glee Club 2 Track I SUSAN A MERZ Home town fascunatuon cooperatuve Students Assocuatuon 3 4 Debat ung Club 3 4 Intramurals 3 4 Art Club 4 Conservatuon Club 4 Vlrlle RICHARD M MIZZONI Tenacsty smooth dancer Stu ents Assocsatson I 2 3 4 rock I J V Basket 2 Varss B sketball 3 4 V Football 2 Varssty Football 3 Intramurals I 2 3 4 Vars C Club 2 3 4 Vsce Pressdent 4 JANE E MYERS Brunette charm psnt size? Students Assocsatson I 2 Intramurals 2 Bowlsng 4 Sensor Play 4 CAROL A NELSON Math whsz the only g Students Assocsatson I 2 3 4 Intramurals I 2 Sensor Glee Club V Cheerleader 3 Varssty Cheerleader 4 French Club 3 4 Class Secretary 3 Gsrls Volle ba Team 2 Lsbrary Staff 4 Honor Socsety 4 Sensor Play 4 JOHN E NELSON Vocabulary plus 600 words a minute Students Assocsatson I 2 3 ramurals I 2 3 HARRY J NUSOM Harrys Harem lover boy Students Assocsatson I 2 3 Intramurals I 2 Athleuc page thsrty one PHILLIP D ORMSBY Funl orsgsnal wst Students Assocuatson I 2 3 4 nramurals I 2 3 4 Thea G sld 3 4 Intramural Councsl 3 Volleyball Team 3 4 CAROLE M PASSMORE Petste Forever Femsnsne Stu ents Assocsatson I 2 3 4 Intramurals I 2 3 4 lntramu al Councsl 2 3 4 Sensor Glee Club 2 3 4 Hsll Echo Staff 3 4 Stator Staff 3 4 Commercsal Club 4 Vsce Pressdent 4 Sensor Play 4 THERESA M PESEGI Wonderful trsend amscable Students Assocsatson I 2 3 4 Sensor Glee Club 2 3 4 Theatre Gusld 2 3 4 Stator Staff 4 Com mercsal Club 4 Sensor Play 4 KAREN A PETERSON Bussness Manager capable Stu ents Assocsatson I 2 3 4 eatre Gusld I 2 3 4 Jun Glee Club I Sensor Glee Club 2 3 4 Sensor Play 4 Intramurals I 'I Stator 3 4 Bussness Manager 4 RAYMON D J PIERSON Cokey extrovert Students Assocsatson I 2 3 4 nramurals I 2 3 4 Track 3 J V Basketball I Volley all 2 3 Var y C Cu Chrsstmas Pageant 3 xullerant met KENNETH W POYNEER sz Alfred bound Intramurals I 2 Students Asso csatsonl 2 3 4 Chrsstmas ag eant 3 Magazsne Chasrman 4 French Club 2 3 JOHN F PRYSLOPSKI Towhead twsnklsng eyes uenss Assocatson I 2 3 nramurals I 2 3 4 Basefl KATHERINE N PURCELL Pleassng Personalsty angelsc smsle Students Assocsatson I 2 3 4 eatre Gusld I 2 4 In ra murals 3 4 Intramura C uncsl I 3 Vsce Pres 3 Sensor Orchestra 2 3 4 Sensor Band 4 Bowlsng Team 2 Glee Club 2 3 Basketball Play Day 3 Chrsst m s Pageant 3 H ll E ho 3 4 Feature Edstor 4 Gsrls Varssty C Club 3 4 Pres 4 French Club 4 Lsbrar Saff 4 Sensor Play 4 Stator Staff 4 Sensor Hsgh Student Councsl 4 Play Day Natsonal Honor Socsety 4 MAERT RAHE Marcus Aurslsus lntrsgusng Intramurals I 2 3 Students As socsatson I 2 PAULINE E REED Relatsves galore mslstory correspondence Students Assocsatson I 2 3 4 n ramurals I 2 4 Junsor H h GI e Club I Sensor Hs h Glee Club 4 Sensor Play 4 Stator Staff 4 Commercsal Club 4 page thirty two THERESA A RODGERS Terrys taxs wstty Stu ents Assocsatson I 2 3 4 n ramurals I 2 3 4 Thea r sd I 2 3 4 Sensor Glee C 2 3 4 Soccer Team 2 Basket ball Play Day 2 Bowlsng 3 EVELYN I ROYCE 6 oclock wakensng subtle humor Students Assocsatson I 2 n ramurals I 2 Junsor and I 2 Sensor Ban Sensor I-lsgh Glee Club 2 French Cub 3 4 Publsc Speaksng 3 4 Sensor Play 4 Sensor Orchestra 4 Bowlsng 3 4 SYLVIA E ROYCE Lskeable dreamy eyes Sudents ssocsatson 2 3 and I 3 4 lntramuras 3 4 Bowlsng 4 Chrsstmas Pa nt 3 4 The tre Gusld 3 Sensor Play 4 Orchestra 4 RHONDA M RUOCCO Short and Sweet adorable Students Assocsatson I 2 3 lnramurals I 2 3 4 lntram al Councsl I 2 3 Theatre Gusld 3 4 J V Cheerlead Captasn 3 Varssty Cheerleader 4 Stator Stott 3 4 Harmonetts 3 4 Chrsstmas Pageant 3 4 nsor Hgh Glee Club 2 3 Sensor Play 4 Chorssters 4 Bowl Ing 4 Secretary Sophomore Class Mussc Festsval 4 CHARLOTTE E RYAN Moddy Syracuse Students Assocsatson I 2 3 4 n ramurals I 2 4 Sensor Hsgh Glee Club 3 4 Chrsstmas Pageant 3 Sensor Play 4 O ul 1 f O O I I O U P , , 1 I I . . . d ' , , , , ' If f f .f . 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K Artsstsc future S nsar Band I 2 3 4 3 4 Studens 2 3 4 Chrsstm 4 Sensor Orchestra 2 Cub 2 3 4 Press nt 3 Sen: r H h Glee Club 2 3 4 FrenCl'1 Club 2 3 4 Secretary treasurer 3 Chorssters 3 4 Theatre Gulld 3 4 Intramura Councsl Stator Stat' 3 4 County Band s V rssty Cu County Chorus 4 Nlatsonal Honor Socsety 4 OTTO K WELZEL Ssncere lsvely manner Students Assocsatson I 2 3 4 3 Chrsstmas Pageant 3 JOHN M WIDMIER Well no bareoot boy Intramurals 3 4 Students Asso cs tson 3 4 Chrnstmas Pageant Golf 4 Play Day 3 Sens r Class Pressdent 4 Natsonal Honor Soc ety 4 Sensor Play 4 Volleyball JANET A WILLIAMS Savosr fasre tranqusl Students Assocsotnon I 2 3 4 Junsor Hsgh Glee Club I Sensor H h Glee Club 2 3 Hsll Echo I 3 4 Edstor 4 Theatre Gus 3 4 Scsence Clu In a urals I 2 3 4 French Clu 2 3 Student Councsl I Sta or at 3 4 Sensor Play 4 w sng 3 4 Natsonal Honor Socsety 4 DENNIS WILLS Scooter fancy Jack of all trades Stu ents Assocsatson I 2 3 4 Intramurals I 2 3 Sensor Glee Club 2 3 4 Chrsstmas Pageant 3 page thsrty tour 44446434441 ,gf 3Q'yfe!fzf'-C261 KENNETH D WOODRUFF Sersous Kenny on the keys Stu ents Assocsatson I 2 3 4 mp Club I 2 T k 4 Class Pressdent I Sensor Bcsnd Int Chrsstfnas Pageant 3 Stator Staff 4 Noon Hour Councsl 3 Pressdent 4 Conservatson Club I 2 4 Pressdent 4 Sensor Orchestra 4 Sensor Play 4 School Reporter 4 Natuonal Honor Socsety 4 B ANN WYDMAN Helen Hayes of C FA ebony hasr Stu ents Assocnatson I 2 3 4 Intramurals I 2 3 4 lntramu l ouncsl I 4 Junsor e ub I Sensor ee ub Theatre Gusld 2 3 4 Pressdent 4 Art Club 4 Pressden Chrsstmos Pageant 3 Debatsng ub 3 4 Pressdent 4 Frenc Luiz 3 4 Sensor Play 4 JEANETTE M YORIO Asr of fsnesse orsgsnol qusps Stu ents Assocsatson I 2 3 4 Intramurals I 2 3 Lsbrary Staff 4 Sen G ub 2 Hsll Echo 3 4 Malorette 4 en sor Play 4 Theatre Gusid I 2 3 4 Vsce Pressdent 3 Secretary Commercsal Club 4 Pressdent 4 Chrsstmas Pageant 3 Intramural Councll 2 Natsonal Honor Socsety 4 CLIFFORD YOUMANS Dependable frsend Ardent baseball fan Students Assocsatson I 2 3 Football Manager 3 Chrsstmas Pageant Bo s Varssty ub 3 , 5 5- A :ff 1 I P f 4 r . ef . 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' I, If '4.-J... 'zin ezti-5 s- N mf .i ' 'V - Q fp , 1 H W -x f I fl'1',g-' ' L JLN 9' 4- 9 v X' ' lf! Stag Line Row l ibottoml Kenneth Woodruff, Rita Gehl, Catherine Colling, Norine Jones, Elissa Mattoon, Teresa Roda rs Helen Clancy Katherine Purcell, Rhonda Ruocco, Victor Allison, Sylvia Royce, Ann Wydman, Scott Chowning Miss Janet Young Cordelia Bair. Row 2 Philip Welch, William Benson, Michael Widmier, Claire Hill, Carmen DeSilva, Paul Benyo, Jeannette Yorio Jane Welty Beverly McDermott, Frank Knight, John Leibig, Duane Strajue, Martha Suffern, Janet Williams Rodney Van Housen Karen Peterson, Evelyn Royce, Lawrence Hagan. lt's a case of mind over matter, l don't mind and you don't matter, Da these words have a familiar ring? They should! They were one of the many witty lines from the delightful comedy, Stag Line, presented by the Senior Class of l954, February twenty-second and twenty-third. This hilarious comedy was in three acts and was centered around the Mason family, mainly their youngest daughter, Maudie Maudie was a popular, young teen-ager who felt it her duty to assist in the preparations of her sister, Sylvia's wedding. Along with this problem, she was preoccupied with straightening out the problems of her Own love life. Davy was her ever-faithful standby but Maudie, not entirely satisfied with just one boy, planned a campaign to inveigle the attentions of Mac-the unsuspecting but very attractive best man, Maudie managed to get matters thoroughly confused. A wedding invitation was sent to Smitty, the dressmaker instead of to the very elite Mrs. Farrington Smith. The wedding gown was delivered to the church-an unfortunate mishap. Teese mixups caused Jerry, the prospective bridegroon, and the entire Mason family much annoyance. The behavior of Maudie's typical teen-age pals didn't lessen the annoyance but did add humor to the situation. Added together these varied and confusing events provided an amusing and c'ever piece of entertainment. The members of the senior class participating in the play received considerable applause from the appreciative audience which packed the house to capacity for both showings. Top left, Evelyn Royce, Pnligx We ch Ca h rne Co ins Purcell, Rita Gehl. Tap right Kenncth Woodruff Mattoon, Beverly McDermott Helen Clancy Paul Benya Center left: Raw l: Cordelia Bar Martha Sutfern Welty, Row 2: Lawrence Hagan Duane Spraaue right. Claire Hill, Carmen Dc-Silva Rhonda Ruocco Leibig, Janet Williams Rodney Van l-lausen left: Teresa Rodgers, Michael Widmier Jeannette Norine Jones. Lower right Scott Chowning Victor Ann Wydman, Karen Peterson Sylvia Royce '?Q4JJf'lffV Class ol '55 ROW I ROW Row ROW CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT ,.,, -, WALTER DIPPO VICE-PRESIDENT ,, ,,,,, PETER SALO SECRETARY ,, ,, WILLIAM CHENEY TREASURER , , MARY l-IAGAN Row ROW Row Row ROOM 205 Iootfcmb Luc.lle O'Nell Loretta Yana, Susan Meroe la Evelyn lxn,gh's, Mary Honkel. Betty Walter, Palncla Buoy, Vloa Rlgby, Janc Clutc, Garoon Wh Tc. John Murray, Dayld Em! erson, John l-larrlson, John Tosfanoskl, Eugene Palch. Laura Flanders, Elmo Cross, Jack Monenc, Thom- as Buerwllcr, Phyllis Shleld. ROOM 203 lbattoml Bealnce Blen- cowe, Margaret Kapral, Helen Robnnson, Bessle Dolley, Margaret Naylor. Sandra Tawney, Pearl McGraw, Pafrlcia Schneck- enberger, Permelna Wllson. Walter Dsopo, Adelberf Bablo, Robert Farncamb, F r e cl Mayhood, Gary Shellman. WilllGm Rlley, Jghn Neg- blll, Joseph Plerru, Garth Wade, George Wood. Class of '56 Row Row ROW ROW ROOM 303 lbottornl Beverly Greene, Janet Beck, Joan Brewster, Laura Gauss, Marjorie Van Gorder, Maureen Hall. Phyllis Tobey, Carol Wil- son, Phyllis Cosgrove, Sandra Rhoads, Mary Lou Adamy. Francis Gibbons, William O'Hara, Nicholas Merola, Douglas Joris, Richard Quigley, Ross Peck. Jane O'Brian, Andrew Bon- ay, Charles Barrett, John D'Archangelo, William Sut- tan, Nane Hyland. CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT .....s.,..., PERRY BRADLEY VICE PRESIDENT L s JOSEPH GIGLIELLO ROW Row Row Row SECRETARY ,WL L, MAUREEN HALL TREASURER -,- ,L GLORlA BROCKWAY ROOM 337 Lbottomj Evelyn Welling- ton, Janet Wheeler, Betty Yartym, Nancy Marty, Carol Gorman. Kay Screws, Carol Tuttle, Josephine Castellana. Donald Waring, William O'Bryan, Vincent Stripe, David Chase, Edward Recktenwald. Deanna Dean, Barbara Brady, Margaret Post, Sa.ly McUmber, Susan Haynes, Row l Row Pow R paw Row Row Row ha,QR'3W J ' we ,Rad ,A 2 3 -1 l 2 1 4 ROOM 332 lbottornl Cynlhla BICFWIICF, Ruth Hauptman, Mary Ann, Gatens, Natalle Ba- con, Alice Tucker. Sally Phllllp, Frances Waks- rnanskr, Shnrley Knowlton, Patrlcra Woeppel, Sherla Martln. Joseph Gnglrello, Robert Nt- knrk, lames Cook, Vance Hoffman, Robert Beds- worth. Ann Carapella, Thomas Bates, Ronald Seeley, Ken- neth Thomas, John Knlmer, Ann McOrnber, ROOM 338 lnttarnl Cora Youmans, Barbara Mocker, Martha Purcell Nancy Starner, Ellnor Howland, Kathleen Dean. Cynthla Macl.emale, Mu- chaellna Bradascro, Anna- bel Baker, Audrey Gus- wolcl, Mary Jean Carllneo. Francts Brerwrler, Gerald Corcoran Michael Roar- don, Rlchard O'Brran, Richard l-loobler, Ronald Sbotts. Clarr Van Alstun, Ronald Payne, Robert Kosty, Rob- ert Newnhanw, Mnchael Zylowskl ou iltyw , 13:30 UQ, .3 .co ILO, JM! .un J C L 'VI , QM ' Du V' no 3 f GUM- RQ, 06 Brockway, Patrncua McDermott, Lulu-a Crnppen, Carol Allen, Frances Pa- bottornl Glorua Llvran Raacco, ,lx Ct1.CJ. ' Rozy 2 Ela.ne Eecralt, Carole , ,LQ rn 3 lracy, Snrrley Wllson, Joan r' I Hanrgan, Dorothy Manley, 595, QL 2, 91M Etlzabetn Ferratenla, 1 Row 3' Wtlrarn Giblln, Gary Keeg- 1. an, Henry Moller, 'Robert .' J ' fU.L.Putt, Perry Bradley. Row 4- Gordon Ruce, Paul Barrett, DL!! F Duane Clugstan, Rodruck Seeley, John Swanson, Ter- flflpllv fence OBryan. F x Q1 A . I ch I .l A Lf , fb? YN- df,-vdt 97- A--if ' nn.- . i V7 .4-.N ' ,SYM ,'N' ,I 'L ' -s - , z px , , , l1-yd,J., ' t 1 1, -' - fdsrrb . Class ol '57 Row l Row 2 ROW 3 Row 4 Row l: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: ROOM 137 Cbottomj Ruth Stull, Janet Knapp, Janet Cavalier, Elizabeth Orchard, Nancy Day, Geraldine Frey. William Nehring, Mary Ann Capozzi, Diana Githler, Mary Spencer, Mary Saund- ers, Sylvia Mattoon, Fred- erick Dahlmon, Alfred Va- Ierio. James Woodhouse, Mi' chael Cunningham, Wil- liam Fisher, Raymond Bar- ber, Roger Muller, John Schneider, Nancy Wade, Kay Jelliff, Ruth Mertson, Swen Johnson, Lynn Kiehl, Clifford Zindahl, Valdur Minneste, John Kessler, Terrance Belknap, Mary Ann Lanahan, ROOM 132 Kbottoml Patric.a Smith, Mary Beyea, Mary Anne Cleveland, Janice West- brook, Joan DeWalt, Jo- anne Mertson, Joanne Jel- liff. Betty Marriott, Judy Eng- lish, Thomas Kessler, Pa- tricia Stine, Mary Jo Ken- nedy, Drusilla Frey. Hazel Tuttle, Marian Dav- is, Crocker Curtis, Joseph Merola, Joseph Beckett, Frederick Beck, Richard Capo, Christine Tunney, Theckla Donegan, Virginia Stickler, Jocque- line Kline, Joan Cantineri, Sheila Shepard, Kenneth Fielding. CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT ..,,..A..,,s.. ALFRED JORlS VICE PPRESIDENT .,.. CAROL BROWNRIGG SECRETARY ...,.,...... DRUSILLA FREY TREASURER -,- .,L.,,,. MARY SPENCER Row Row Row Row ROOM 138-lTop Picturel lbottoml Carol Drownrigg, Linda Rhinehart, Rita Morrison, lsabelle Kirk, Suzanne Wasson, Patricia Wilder, John Carl, John Tostanoski, Arlene Sproule, Ellen Galvin, Aldean Griswold, Leona Force, Sonia Swenson, David Frey, Robert MacLemale. Joseph Vierra, Thomas Dalton, James King, Ronald Arnold, Thomas Hilboldt, Joseph O Hara, Robert Barber, Alfred Joris, Thomas Orr. Frances D'Andreo, Catherine O'Bryan, Jacqueline Thomason, Gloria Standish, David Older, David Perry, Patricia Mosernon, Sandra Knickerbocker, De- borah DeSilva, Alice Cheney, WEST STUDY HALL-lBottom Picturel Row l: lbattoml Patricia Riffle, Norma Nelson, Gloria Wisor, Carol RiQbY, Vl Qlf'll0 Schosger, Mary Lou Mandell, Bonnie Stermer, Beverly Jean Farr, Mary Catherine Rutledge, Twila Stiles. Raw 2: Edward Rose, John Richards, Helen Merola, Charlotte Ayers, Janet Welch, Anita Cook, Gwendolyn Hackett, George Barnes, Thomas McOmber, Ronald Klopus, Gerald Schichtel, Lawrence Kline. Row 3: Rebecca Lu Foster, Rose Anne Drew, Richard Snyder, Richard' Putt, William Poland, Arthur Arnold, David Richardson, Robert Keesler, William Hillman, Clarence Williarns, Vincent Williams. Row 4: John Mattison, Thomas Luffred, Richa'd Krebs, John Merz, Thurlow Suther- land, Harry Telian, Nino Yannarilli, Michael McCollaugh, David Tyler, Leonard Carpenter, Keith Gorton. Eighth Grade ROW Row Row Row Row Row Row Row EAST STUDY HALL lbottoml Sandra Wilkins, Sarah Hungerford, Alice Lillie, Patricia Stirruo, Diana Dornan, Cynthia McKee, Mary Reilly. William Mattison, Thomas Mi- chael, Homer Kirk, Elizabeth Wheeler, Rodney Goodlne, Juanita Seeley, Judy Ann Dyer, Phillip Myers, Sharon Robinson. Frank Portner, Ronald Peck, Ron- ald Thompson, Charles Bablo, Nicholas Ferratella, Dale Greg- oriew, Thomas Hagedish, Joseph Hogan, Floyd Canfield. Walter Jones, Michael lues, Mary Ann Demyan, Judy Smiley, Judy Brawnrigg, Delores Cook, John Mac Fisher, Joy Blaise, Sterling Emerson, Gary Turner. ROOM 'l03 Cbottomj Bonnie Mayhood, Lynn Bair, Phyllis Long, Patricia Burke, Joanne Van Austine, Janice Thur- ber, Elizabeth Ward. Chauncey Lapp, Richard Gottko, Roberta Black, Judy Ormsby, Sharon Roady, Paul Carpenter, Jay French, Howard Esteo, Frank Sparling, Gary Hatch, Rich- ard Cross, Baxter Rhodes, David Shaddock, Clifton White, Ira Pier- son, Mike Kapral. Richard Doyle, Ronald Raker, Jayne Tyson, Naia Malburg, Janet Button, Joan Moore, Susannah Stevenson, Bruce Hyland, Eugene Johnson. ROW Row Row ROW ROOM 'l3'l Ibottoml Nancy Thomas, Rosemary Mihalka, Louise Dillon, Patricia Bock, Helen Eldred, Carol Storner, Sandra Mandell, Joseph Wilder, Joan Palmer, ,Joyce Lehman, Barbara MourheSS, Kathleen lrven, Nancy Towner, Prudence Jones, William Bliss, Judith Robinson. Kent Brown, James Phzllios, Robert Dockerty, Houston Baker, Dennis Newnharn, Donald Tletie, James Bassney, William Weber, William Ellison. Charles Keating, Richard Gaylord, Gordon VanEtten, Donald Lincoln, David Graham, Royce Slaven, Frederick Dyer, Alan Rose, Frank Hoobler. Seventh Grade Row Row Row Row ROW Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Raw Row ROOM 17 lbottoml Charlotte Smith, Leslie Welling- ton, Theresa Peckham, Sylvia ReSue, Greta Gerow, Joyce Button. Linda Lou Burse, Kathleen Kennedy, Sally Keegan, Betty Laughlin, Janet Borden, Phyllis Johnson. George Pryslopski, David Jacoby, Leland Dixon, Weldon Gardner, John Webster, Herbert Barber. Arthur Hill, Emma Dollcy, Stcllman Phil- lips, Joyce Speicher, Cara Millard, Janis Keenan. ROOM 105 lbottoml Elizabeth Jones, Sharon Kostko, Louise McDermott, Julie Mihalko, Mary Burrus, Carol Gulliver, Teresa Klokus. Robert Hood, Joseph Kilmer, Gary Herr- lich, Betty O'Bryan, Patricia Mcllwain, Lynda Carpenter, Janice Long, James Keesler, Gary Copp. Donald Levantovich, Neil Johnson, Wil- liam Jackson, Mac McKibben, William Keefer, Joseph Kewley, Maynard John- son, Donald Matson, Roy Stone, Bernard Laughlin, Patricia Keating, Sandra Hacket, Patricia Mc- Umber, Ruth Phenes, Sally Parsons, Ken- neth Kellogg, Daniel Kruidenicr, Walter Hillman. ROOM 106 lbottomj Nancy Tuttle, Sandra Stover, Dorothy Robinson, Leigh Sage, Jo Anne Saunders, Mary Lou White, Sandra Swenson. Ann Reed, Marwyn Samuels, Jack Sproule, Sandra Wilson, David Schilberger, Gerald Tompkins. David Wasson, Ranson Snyder, William Woodruff, Eugene Sullivan, Kenneth Walsh, Jack Spaulding. Gerald Richardson, Robert Shane, Hilt- on White, Mary Richardson, Barbara Wheaton, Carrie Tuttle, Sharon Warner, Theone Smith. ROOM 'I04 lbottoml Priscilla Bonnette, Janet Bloise, Karen Bruner, Susan Fairman, Gladys Saxbury, Gladys Brewster, Joyce Burdick. Jeffrey Enderle, Harry Fleming, Darlene Dooty, Rose Ann Abbey, Rita Domal, Robert Franzen, Clifton Davis, Lawrence Cook, William Fisher, Frederick Abel, Gary Bovaird, Roger Free- man. David Cabisca, Stephen Andrews, Maynard Wellington, Edwin Abbey, Rog- er Curren, William Brockway. Anthony Antoniades, Roger Bacon, Mariorie Brintnall, Barbara Downing, Joyce Ann Driggins, William Burguess, Ivan Baker, Ronald Martin, Richard Farncomb. 105 J ri QW Row lb ttoml Rhonda Ruocco Josephine Castellano Phyllis Cosgrove Susan Haynes Elizabeth Thomas Ee lrcc Blencowe Patricia Smith Viola Rigby Row 2 Sa y Hillman Eleanor Molanex aura Flanders Loois Eloise Robert N.kirlc Dax d Chose Gavfh Wade Dowd Ernorson brlstmas to right' Andrew Pelvch Kenneth Woodruff Jane Weltx. Anil suddenly there was with the anoel a multi- tude of the heavenly host praising God and saxing Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peOCE to rnen of good will. Thus the age-old story of the Babe of Bethlehem was once again presented at Corn- ing Free Academy, Sounds of clear soft chimes filled the auditorium :s students and friends took their places silently. Slowly the choir rnoved down the middle aisle carrying lighted candles and gracefully took their places on the risers decorated with pine boughs. Their voices rang out as gloriously as did the angels on that blessed night. As the choir sang O Come, O Come Emmanuel the curtains slowly parted revealing the Annunciation One by one tableous were presented leading up to the Nlatixity--unfolding to the audience the story of the Birth of the Christ Child. After the curtains were drawn upon the lost scene, the choir left the candle-lit auditorium to the strains cf l-lark, the Hearld Angels Sing, The solernf nifx which enveloped the audience made everyone owore that Christmas held for each one a deeper significance which often is overshadowed by that of rnere gifts lt made many realize that the peace to men of good will is something for which the entire world is still sfrivingf' R ,na 1 ROW 2 rIu'uITon1w Loft To rrqht -Jqhrm Lesson Dowd Currrc, WM- lrom Choocy, Lor crm Yorro Errzo- lbofh Coroocblo Gorx Hcrriach, Rrchord Modrqon, Corolme Merfsin, R o D e r T Push, Gordon Whrfc. H e W e n Robmson, Therese H o g o rw, PPWHIS Coshmg, x I A ,fl Row Ron bottom Mom Horam Ndson, Sono Porrocr Corrc H Eozomrmc Krrst, Margaret Spvoule, Lnlhon Crrooerv, Hcrcr- Oortx Prmylrs Tobey Vrctor Aflrson, Reber? Srrorron, Roocm Pm? Mrfooc Qcflroon Robert Ncwnhom, Dgfrrqro MCDQ-rmof? Marx Anno Ejfrzrwonvo Pofrrclc Gr!! Row l Cbottoml Janet Wnllsams Cordelia Baar Scott Chownnng Martha Suffern Carmen DeSllva Joyce Stnrrup Row 2 Carol Nelson Jane Welty Mnchael Wndmuer Katherlne Purcell Teresa Stanlslawskl Mrs Thomas Row 3 Kenneth Woodruff Jacque! ne Bnerwnler Laura Flanders Jeanette Yorlo Paul Benyo Peter Sala l-lonor Society Scholarshup Leadersmp Character and Servxce are the quallflcatuons for unductlon unto the National Honor Socnety Each year the soclety taps new members In the fall and sprung durlng an assembly program I the fall only sensors are tapped ln the sprung sensors and tumors alike are tapped At each assembly It IS custom ary for the veteran members to explaln the necessary qualrtncatuons after whlch the new members are tapped Mrs Elizabeth Thomas was the advlser The oft: cers were J Scott Chownlng Presudent Cordelua Barr Vlce Presudent, Martha Suffern Secretary Carmen De Sllvo Treasurer Honor Certificate Awards The followrng students rave been awarded the Honor Certrfncate for scholastlc achrevement durlng the frrst semester of the school year l953 54 Patrncla Burke Sandra Stover Ronald Arnold Adelbert Bablo Natalie Bacon Cordelra Barr Annabel Bake Paul Benyo Mrchollna Bradasclo Perry Bradley Davud Braveman Gloria Brockway Carol Bravvnrlgg Mary Capazzu Mary Carlrneo Josephine Castellano Janet Cavaller Allce Cheney John Scott Chowmnq Lrllla Crrppen Crocker Curtis Robert Dalton Thomas Dalton Nancy Day Carmen DeSllva Robert Farncomb Shlrley Fernandes Rrchard Fleldnnq Laura Flanders Rebecca Foster Drusrlla Frey Geraldlne Frey Ellen Ga vrn Laura Gauss Susan Haynes Mary E Hnlboldt Vance Hoffman M J Kenn dy Lynn Klehl Janet Knapp Sandra Knuckerbocker Mary Ann Lanahan Beverly McDermott Patrncxa McDermott Della Martrn Valdur Mrnneste Norma Nelson Robert Newnham Jane O Brian David Older Thomas Orr Eugene Patch Andr w Pelycn David Perrv Kenneth Poyneer Lawrence Recktenwa ld Linda Rhunehart Sandra Rhoads Vlola Rrgbv Joan Ruocco Peter Salo Mary Saunders .lol n Schneuder Dlana Smuth Margaret Sproule Teresa Stanuslawskr Nancy Starner Bonnre Stermer W Ruth Stull Martha Suffern Christine Tunnev Mayorle VanGOrder Nancy Wade Janet Welch Jane Welty Janet Wheeler John Wldmler Janet Williams Shirley Wulson Patrlcla Woeopel Jeanette Yana Junior l-llgl1 School Fred Abel Charles Bablo F Lynn Barr Ho.: t n Baker Joy Blouse Barbara Brlntnall Malone Brlntnall Kent Brown Judy Brownrrgg Karen Bruner Dale Greqornew Gary Herrlrch Rob rt Hood Sarah Hungerford Katnleen lrvln Make Ives Wrlllam Jackson Maynard Johnson Nell Johnson Prudence Janes Mary Burrus Delores Cook Rrchard Cross Rob rt Dockerty Darlene Dooty Dzona Dornan Wrllram Ellnson Jeffry Enderle Joscpw Teresa Sharon Pnyllls Kewley Klokus Kostka Long Stannard McKlbben Mary Richardson Saaron Roody Alan Rose Jo Anne Saunders David Schrlberger Cora Scnoonover Fred Selbel Charles Stebblns Patrrcua Strrrup Eugene Sulllvan andy Swenson Judy Enqllsh Susan Farrman Richard Farncomb Rrchard Gaylord Pat ncaa McUmber Bonnie Mayhood Julia Mlhalko Joan Moore Phrllrp Myers Dennls Newnham Judith Ormsbv page flfty sev n lxancy anxce Nancv Kristin Betsey Sharon Thomas Thurber Tuttle Waaland Word Warner Wnlllom Weber Sandra Wrlkrns Sandra Wilson v l ' . i . . D , . . 0 O David Graham Ann Reed - - r . 's.:. e . . . , , C S . . I! , . F, , . . 3 . ' - e Senior l-liglw Student Council Row l Ibottornl Laura Flanders Jan Welty Paul Benyo Joyce Sturrup Rocco Capozzl Duane Sprague Elalne Ireland Doris H Row 2 Mass Wolcott Katherrne Purcell Robert Newnham Eugene Patch Scott Chownnng Charles Hrckey Rodney Van Housen Cordelxa Barr Kathryn Frey Mr Muller Row 3 Mary Helen Nelson Martha Suttern Phllup Welch Catherune Collins Kenneth Woodruff Carmen DeSnlya Jane Hagodnsh Frances Waksmunsku Shurlcy Fernandes Mary Jo Kennedy The Sensor Hugh Student Councll IS an organnza tlon whereby the students may express thelr Ideas on 2 moklng our school a better rnstututron of learnxng Early ln the fall the student body elected Rocco Ca pozzr as Presudent of the Student Councrl Duane Q Sprague served as Vnce Presrdent Joyce Strrrup Secretary Paul Benyo Treasurer The councul s morn protect was the correctlon of congested condrtlons ln the stalrwells and corridors Another project was the playlng of Chrlstmas Carols over the Publrc Address System durrng the pre Chrrst mas noon hours The constntutron of the Councul was revused by thus year s group The members attended a Trl School Student Coun I' , 9' gn cll banquet sponsored by the Northslde councll 0 March l8 In summary the Sensor Hugh Student Councul rr-E-L 1? has spent a successful year ln the plannlng of ldeas 2--1 2, f O page tllty c-uglt :Y7ill.Y l 9 I V V I ll I V S S l -1' ' S ' ' T 'r 35 4 ' J . x fl' ' . . J Noon-l-lour Council Kenn th Woodruff D rss r-lsll Evelyn Knsght Robert Johnson Mr Robert Duncan One of the smaller organizations but none the less smportant ss the Noon Hour Councsl though st ss composed of only four members st has a large task to perform Its mann functson ss to provsde a recreatsonal program for students who must brsng thesr lunches to school On Frsdays from Thanksgsvsng to Easter a specsal program ss arranged by the Councsl Thss year st staged a qusz show a voudvslle show made up of school talent classroom games a communsty ssng a magsc show fslms and a spellsng bee To fsnance the psns for the members the Councsl sold candy and sponsored a noon hour dance The offscers for the year were Evelyn Knsghts Secretary Dorss Hsll Treasurer Robert Johnson Vsce Pressdent and Kenneth Woodruff Pressdent The Faculty Advssor for the group ss Mr Robert Duncan Junsor l-lsgh Student Councsl Row l lbottoml Wsllsam Ellsson Elszabeth Ward Lynn Bosr Judy Brownrsgg Row 2 Mrs Drew Greta Gerow Judy Mshalko Fredersck Dyer Jack Sproule Jack Spauldsng Anthony Antonsades Patrscsa Keatsng page fsfty nsne The Junsor l-lsgh Student Councsl offers the some opportunsty as the Sensor Hsgh Student Councsl offers the students of the sensor hsgh grades Thss Junsor Hsgh governsng body con sssts of representatsves from all Junsor Hsgh home rooms Dursng the course of the year Wsllsam Ellsson served as the councsls Pressdent Jack Sproule Vsce Pressdent Elszabeth Ward Secretory and Patrscsa Keatsng acted as Treasurer The councsl met whenever the need arose ap proxsmately once every three weeks The Councsl has done many worthwhsle thsngs dursng the past school year lts smportant prosect was the handlsng of the Tuberculosss Drsve An other of sts accomplsshments was sts whole hearted cooperatson sn asdsng the Sensor Hsgh Student Councsl to clear congestson sn the schools halls and stasrwells To do thss they made posters bear sng effectsve slogans whsch were placed sn the halls on the fsrst floor On May 7th the Councsl held a Frolsc Thss gala affasr turned out to be a very successful party and a good tsme was had by all 1 , .As- 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 Q , . . 1 1 - I 1 I 1 I 1 ' I 1 - e ,o' , 'V , . . 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Library Staff Row Ibottomb Martha Suffern Lucrlle O Nnel Cathenne Calllns Ruta Gehl Kay Frey Jane OBrnan Carmen DeSnlva Beverly McDermott rsow 2 Chrnstnne Tunney Theckla Donegan Teresa itannslawskl Mary Ellen Hnlbolt Jeannette Yoruo Kathersne Purcell Carol Nelson Susan Hungerford Muss Ruth Cole Row Mary Hagan Joan Ruocco Mary Helen Nelson Jane Clute Laura Flanders Janet Wheeler Betty Yartym Susan Haynes Carol Gorman Powl Ioottoml Rodney Van Housen Presrdent Lewls Blouse Vlce President Robert Nukurk Secretary Treasurer Mass Ruth Cole Row 2 Davnd Braveman Elmo Cross Paul Benyo Phullp Vvelch Raw 3 Alfred Jorls Perry Bradley Robert Kosty John Thomas page slxty The Grrls Lubrary Staff IS one of the most actlve servlce clubs In the Academy They devote at least one study hall perlod each week to work In the llbrary At thus tlme they check books shelve books stralghten shelf sectrons process magazunes and per form countless other dutles One Important servuce of the staff rs the teacher contact committee Thus club partlclpates In many social ac trvrtles a faculty tea luncheons wlth the Boys Staff Trl school partles a dusting party and the annual banquet The Boys Lnbrary Staff IS one of the newer organrzatrons In the Academy but IS now hrghly recognized by the students and the faculty One of the mam tasks of the staff rs to handle the audlo vlsual equlp ment for the teachers The staff has had several lessons IH the use of the equipment and the faculty now relnes on the boys for help wlth xt The faculty adviser rs Miss Ruth Cole She also acqualnts the boys wrth the technical details of runnung a library 32 , , , r , , , , kfyqi . ' 'E V,,, ,,.., l IL - 1 v 4 5 1 r I I . - , 1 K I , . r , . : ' r I I ' P , - 5 . : 4 , I 1 - I l 1 1 - French Club Row l Row 2 Row Row 4 tins 'Q' 5 gk fe 5 Cbottorr-J Ann Wyaman bcott Lhownng Terea Stan slawskl Cordella Barr Katherlne Purcell Peter Sala Rlchard Mad gan Cathe me Collnns Jane Welty Evelyn Royce Mlchael Wldmler Mary Jane Hagcdnsh Helen Clarcy Carol Nelson Martha Suffern Carmen DeSllya Jacqueline Bnerwuler Laura Flanders John Thomas Jack Leeson Audrew Bonay Annabel Baker Mary lean Carllneo Jane Clute Ratrlcla Taleruco kathryn Frey Irene Lal.onde Lucille ONellI Mary Helen Nelson Sonya Partner Mary Haaan Qusan Haynes Llllla Crlppen Jane OBrlan Ann Carapella Ann McOmber Jo epl Glgllella Robert Newnham Eleanor Mullaney Ellzabeth Thomas Suzanne Krlst Jan Henkle Mrs Kresge Robert Farncomb Frank Knnght Mlchael Mandzak Robert Nlkurk Bull OHara Mnchael Reardon C Dayld Emerson Gerald Corcoran Le Cercle Francars known better as tne Frencw Club to the students of C F A adopted a new chlld thus year Thls chuld lO year old Bernard Dorange llyes ln Sanvlc France wrth has mother and two brothers From the Save the Children Federatlon Bernard wlll recelve tour packages a year T ese packages nn clude blankets school supplles shoes and clotnlng The French Club also hopes to supplement these wlth pack ages packed at C F A At the tlrst meetlng of the year the tollowung ottlcers were elected Rlchard Madlgan Presldent Peter Sala Vlce Presudent Catherlne Colllns Secretary Treasurer Tne members of Le Cercle Francais had an excellent aptzortunlty to ylew French lute thus year when Barhara Jacoby presented an lnterestrng program of slrdes taken ln Bretagne durrng the summer Bernard Dorange Ffiw page s xtv one : . ' , r . , s I , , g A , r I 1 l F 1 I 1 - 32 , ' ' , ' f , , 'E ' , f I S, X ,I , ,4 , , , , 7 . . . . . . I T f I V 1 , . H 4 . H . V , . 1 , ' 2 , 1 - g ' ' , - . 4, ,:. - 3 ., .5 fm f 5-ni-f' To . .. 1 92.125-, 3-7521-,e-. 25-'f . fr-ff l- Art Club QFFICERS Front of Circle: Caroline Mertson, Evelyn Knights, Eleanor Mullaney, Susan Merz, Cynthia McLemaIe, PRESIDENT --------A--.A ANN WYDMAN Natalie Bacon, Jane Clute. VICEPRESIDENT Y-- A74 M4ARY HENKLE Back of Circle: Mary Heinkle, Robert Nikirk, Miss Clute, Ann SECRETARY ----YYYYwiYY--- JANE CLUTE F'OVr:fCygrrQan, Cordelia Bair, Jane Clute, Laura Conservation Club OFFICERS Row lg lbottoml Kenneth Woodruff, Beverly McDermott, Robert Newnham, Susan Merz, Patricia McDermott. PRESIDENT .,,..Y. - KENNETH WOODRUEE Row 2: Cora Yaumans, Michaelina Bradascio, Deanna Dean, Ann McOml:Jer, Mary Jean Carlineo, Cynthia Mac Lemale, Kenneth Dyer. VICBPRESIDENT 'TT BEVERLY MCDERMOTT Row 3: Robert Kosty, William O'l-lara, Myron Orchard, Frank Knight, Robert SECRETARY-TREASURER a.A, SUSAN MERZ Bedsworth, Michael Reardon. STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE ROBERT NEWNHAM Commercial Club OFFICERS PRESIDENT U , , , , , sc- JEANETTE YORIO VCE-PRESIDENT ,,,,.. CAROL PASSMORE SECRETARY-TREASURER-MARGARET BANIK FACULTY ADVISER -- MISS CLARA FRENZEL L:-If to Rlghf: DeZ,a Martin, Pauline Recd, Diana Smith Sally I-lillman, Rosalyn fljrcd, Carol Passmorc, Jeansic Yorio, Mrs. Dorothy Gladstone :.,Jcak:rl, Miss Clara Frenzel Margaret Banik, Joyce Stirrup, Claire H,Il, R,ta Gehl, Shirley Fernanaes, Mary Ellen Hilbolt, Teresa Poscan OFFICERS . s,,....... ANN WYDMAN -PRESIDENT ,...,. DAVID BRAVEMAN ARY ....,........ PATRICIA GILL JACQUELINE BIERWIDER COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE MARTHA SUFFERN ARIAN ..... CORDELIA BAIR TY ADVISER .... MISS MARY AMEY Debating Club Row I: lbottornj Cordelia Bair, Patricia Gill, Ann Wydman, David Bravcrnan, Jacqueline Bierwiler. Row 2: Martha Suffern, Teresa Stanislawski, Eleaine Ireland, Joyce Stirrup, Miss Amey. Row 3: Susan, Merz, Eugene Patch, Frank Knight, Robert Dalton, Elissa Mattoon. Slzator Staff Row Row Row ROW ROW l AJ bottoml Ann Wydman Suzanne Krust Carol Nelson Martha Crane Elaune Ireland Cordelua Baur Martha Suffern Karen Peterson Jane Welty Laura Flanders Luculle Fsh Laura Seutz Marue Cavaluer Norune Jones Natalue Bc. on Helen Robunson Pearl McGraw Josephunc Helen Nelson Ca ole Passmore Mary Henkel Te esa Stonus'awsku Jane Clutc Nancy Day Yartym Cyntha MacLemale Potrucua Gull The esa Rodgers Muss Marlon Ho mes Mus Clara Frenzel Delua Martun Duane bmuth Theresa Pesegu Joyce Sturrup Janet Wheeler Kenneth Woodruff Peter Sala Paui Benyo Rodney Van Housen Muss Claure Janus Muss Elsue Clute Mr Ru sell Carr Rhonda Ruocco Kathlee Meehan Catherune Colluns Carmen DeSulva Castel ana Katherune Purcell Mary Sylyua Mattoon Jan ce Pusher Betty Ma lyn Martun Maureen Hall Our yearbook us brought to us by the students of the senuor hugh The complete staff us a combunatuon of dufferent commuttees who loun together to brung you your Stator Each luttle staff us umportant for wuthout any one of them the Stator could not survuve There are sux staffs all headed by a student chaurman and advused by a member of the faculty The Luterary btaff whuch Includes the competent co edutors lfas for uts oblectuves the foreword the th me d all auured wrute ups The Art Staff does what you mught suspect he works of art that decorate the Stator The Busuness Staff uncludes all of the funancual problems that may aruse The Curculatuon Staff does the lob of obtaunung all the subscruptuons and sellung the extras at the end of the year The photographers add snaps to the yearbook to remund the readers of the good tumes enloyed throughout the year are un turn sent to the prunters By the tume Easter vacatuon rolls around most of the work on the Stator us usually done or well on uts way toward the funush A least ut should be The dufferent staffs have regular meetungs durung whuch they duscuss many thungs uncludung the busuness on hand concern ung tlne Stator We the people of the Luterary Staff look forward to the S. Y meetungs each week Maybe there us a chouce but of gossup that all must Sf il know or maybe there us an umportant actuvuty around the corner and every one ours theur vuews on the matter at hand More on the seruous sude though all the commuttees do theur share of the work struvung toward the common goal to get the Stator to press There us no better way to do work than to do ut wuth a happy heart and work us done better when those who d t do ut wullungly and gladly e of the Stator d l m e mean of us hope t you wll enuoy thus years product We have done our best and wull soon know how you receuve ut We hope that you wull read ut more than once and gaun much pleasure from ut every tume page suxty four 2: u , I ,y I , I , I I, , 3' ,V ' ' - I , , , u l , Ag I ' u , 5 I I, , T u u 51 ' V , . s , - ' , . ' U ' , c , an re- . . - U . I Y The Typing Staff types up all the articles of the Literary Staff which . I . . . V t Ax m I -l u I I I 'I Q E . , . n q I . I , . h I , O i I , . . T ' 1 sy q 'T -vn n I , lan a sur l all , hat 3 uf, ' ff: fi' ' . , - , l-lull Echo Row Row Row Row fbottoml Ann Wydman Laura Flanders Jane Clute Catherune Colllns Shlrley Fernandes Carmen DeSnlva Ellzabeth Carapella Janet Wllllams Mary Helen Nelson lrene Lalonde Kathernne Purcell Mane Cayalrer Kathleen Meehan Josephnne Castellano Ruth Merton Janet Welch Mary Spence Margaret Sproule Mary Hagan Lucille Flsh PGOVI McGraw Elanne Ielan Duane Smyth De o Martun Betty Yartym Joyce Stlrrup Martha Purcell Martha Sutfcrn Patrlca Vvoeprcl Ellzabcth Ferratela Mcnaelna Bradascno Patrca McDermott Beverly McDermott Ruta Gehl Ruth Hauptman Carole Tracy Glorla Brockway Jeanette Yorvo Carole Passmore Ann Carapella Susan Haynes Llll a Lrnppen M ss Mary Amey Sandra Rhodes Mnss Ma lon Holmes Mlss Clara Frenzel Teresa S an slawskz Duane Sprague Phnllp Welch Davld Brayeman Jack Leeson Terrence O Bryan Joseph Gugluello Wllluam O Hara Andrew Bonay Robert Tlne l-lull Echo the Co out four times a year Each formatlon about school lute as Thus year the l-lull cho four column page to a fnye stuaent and faculty news was students although all artlcles lhe various staffs rnlng Free Academy school paper comes Issue thus year has been replete wlth In well as announcements of coming events IH lts last two Issues changed from a column page Also a balance between attempted All articles were written by were not wrrtten by actual members of Slx departments comprised the entlre staff of Hull Echo They were Features headed by Kathenne Purcell News by Mary Helen Nelson Sports by Carmen DeS4lva Art and Photography by Paul Benyo Advertlsnng by lrene Lalonde and typlng by Shurley Fernandes Janet Wllluams was our Edltorun Chief and Elizabeth Carapella our Bus ness Manager The business staff sold many odvertusements thus enabllng the enture staff to produce four very fnne Issues Faculty adylsers who asslst wlth the publrshlng and edltung are Mlss Marne C Gantert Mrss Mary E Arney Mass Clara Frenzel and Mxss MGFIOH l-l Holmes page srxty flyc C li , I 1 1 ' ' 1 ' I 1 F I 1 4 21 2 1 1 '1 1 A, ' ' , 1 V C11 1 lt 1 1 1 1 3: . . I , , , t, , , ' 1 1 V 4 1 1 I r r , Q ' , 1 , ., 42 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 N,k1vk Rodney Van l-lousen, Mnss Marne Gantert 11 - 11 . ' I I 1 11 . E 11 4 . . , 1 1 1 5 1 Q I 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 - 5 . . , . , Theatre Guild Row l lbottoml May Jane l-la ed sh Ca he n Collns Helen Clancy teresa Rodgers Suzanne KYIST Jeanette Yorlo Ann Wydman Mucha l Mandzak lsa hryn Frey la en Pc e son Janet Wllllams Jane Welty Carol Berry Row 2 Theresa Pesefzt Shlrtey Fernand s Sylva Royce Patrlca Bablo JOCClJCllI'1C Bncrwtler Patrucma Gull Rhonda Ruocco Dru la Frey Loret a Yor 9 Patrucna Taleruca Kathleen Meehan Joan Ruocco Row 3 Janet Knapp Cath run OBryan Phyls Tobey Bonne Ste mer Glorna Brockway Beatruce Blencowe Sally Woodhouse S na P11 n Mary he en Nelson Irene Lalonde Marne Cavaller Laura Flanders Martha Purcel M ss Webb Row 4 Ellzabeth Carapetla Chrlstlne Tunney De ah DeSllva Carol Brownrlgg Suzanne Wasson Jack Leeson Myron 'Hrctard Vtlllnam Moore F ank Knlght Robert Dalton Phllllp Ormsby Rodney Van Housen Vance Hoffman Dld you ever feel that wlth a llttle practlce you could become another Sarah Burnhardt or John Barrymore7 Theatre G lld a very actlve organrzatuon un Cornlng Free Academy encourages and offers you many opportunxtles to practuce under the very able guidance of MISS Frances Webb the faculty adviser Thus organxzatlon had become too large and therefore only a very llmlted number of new members were added an the fall of V953 This year Theatre Gulld met on the thlrd Thursday of every month ID the audltoruum At these meetlngs sklts were presented by varnous members of the club Durmg the meetings refreshments were enloyed A L Parllamentary Procedure and make up classes were conducted by Mxss Webb for those who were nnterested rn qaunnng a well rounded A knowledge of the Theater ln the sprung a group of students were rnvlted to present the play Music Hath Charms by Mildred l-lark and Noll McQueen at the Annual Drama Festlval at Alfred State Technucal and Agrlcultural School Thus Festival was not a competltuve undertaknng but Instead drama crltlcs were present who offered their opinions of the productlons presented glvnng constructlve as well as dlstructlve crltlclsms Offlcers for thas years Theatre Gulld were President Ann Wydman Vice President Muchael Mandzak Secretary Jeanette Yoruo Treasurer Suzanne Knst f 'Qc' --..- DOge sixty six , A N , . , - sf -, I , V , , , , S' , f N , , , - 3 'f , Q e ' ' , ' , . - r , , f t , , f J , , l TV, - , , f : 'w-J, , . , f M ' f l r 1 , f - . U 1 , , . - , I - ' I Z ' ' . ,, . ,, , , 1 f J , , . I ' ' f T I I I I Lewls Blouse David Perry Elmo Cross Phxlnp Welch Stage Crew The srze of thus organlzatron rmplles that It rs one of the mrnor groups ln C F A However nothnng could be farther from the truth The Stage Crew rs responslble for all the tune assemblies the student body sees each year Each trme there us an assembly scheduled these boys help the performer set up draw the curtains and at tend to the lughts After each program It lS theur duty to see that the audrtoruum IS rn as p rfect condltuon as before the program Each year the sensor member of the crew selects a student from the Freshman Class to full the vacancy left by the graduating member of the prevlous year Each member rn turn moves up Spealclng Contestants Row l fbottaml Kenneth Woodruff, Evelyn Royce Jane Clute Peter Sala Row 2 Valdur Mnnneste, Patrlcua McDermott, Druculla Frey, Richard Fielding DGQ9 sixty seven - .. E I l l . . . , f 1 I E f 1 - , . O , Senio Row l: Row 2: Row 3: ibottoml Elaine Ireland, Drusilla Frey, Patricia McDermott, Sylvia Royce, Susan Fairman, Sonja Swenson, Kristine Waaland. Susan Hungerford, Doris Hill, Duane Sprague, Martha Suffern, Phyllis Shield, Evelyn Royce, Lynn Kiehl, David Frey, Thomas Orr, Victor Allison, Patricia Smith, Kenneth Woodruff, Adelbert Bablo, Alice Lillie, Robert l-lood. Catherine Collins, Thomas Dalton, Katherine Purcell, William Carpenter, Kay Jelliff, Mary Anne Cleveland, Cordelia Bair, Daniel Richardson, Jane Welty, Diana Dorman, Lynn Bair. page sixty-eight rclweslzra Anyone strolling past the auditorium while the Senior Orchestra was practicing might hear broken strains of the theme of a well-known opera or perhaps the rhythmic melody of the Midnight Beguine . One surmised that the orchestra, under the patient guidance of Mr. Walsh, was putting the finishing touches on one of their many renditions for the forthcoming concert. These Tuesday and Thursday afternoon practices were what welded the orchestra into a fine, well coordinated organization. Its performance at such events as graduation exercises, National Honor Society toppings, the annual Senior Play, and its own Spring Concert were what has made the orchestra o credit to the Academy. This year lzlaine Ireland acted as concert mistress at its well received concert. The program included: Highlights from Jerome Kern's Showboat , Midnight Beguine by Grundman, Keltic Lament by Foulds, Macarthy-Tierney's Rangers' Song, and Minuet and Trio from the Surprise symphony by Haydn, page sixty-nine Seni Early in the fall, the band began to rehearse for its many appearances during the school year. Their first pertormance came during the football games at half-time. The band marched and executed various formations which have earned for the band much commenda- tion. After the football season, the band began to rehearse for the annual spring concert which was held on May 26. The concert program was as follows: Peter and the Wolf by Serge Prokofieff, Orion Overture by Ted Mesang, China Doll and The Rakes of Mallow by Leroy Anderson, Frankie and Johnnie by Maurice C. Whitney, Arrangers' Holiday by David Bennett, Harold Walters, and Paul Yoder, The Mikado by Arthur S. Sullivan, Themes from Dragnet by Walter Schumann, lt's a Grand Night for Singing and Americans We by Henry Fillmore. The maiorettes performed on the darkened stage with their illuminated batons while the band played College Life by Henry Frantzen. The Senior Band, directed by Mr. Edward Walsh, also took port in the annual Memorial Day Parade. page seventy Row lt Row 2: Row 3: ROW 4C 5' ibottoml Adelbert Bablo, Jane Welty, Kenneth Woodruff, Patricia Smith, Victor Allison, Barbara Waaland, Susan Fairman. Margaret Past, Robert Dockerty, Arthur Post, Sandra Tawney, Crocker Curtis, Stephen Andrews, Bruce Bark- er, Baxter Rhodes, Phyllis Shield, Evelyn Royce, Martha Suftern, James l-latch, Myron Orchard, Jacqueline Thompson. David Richardson, Kent Brown, Fred Seibel, Julia Mihalko, Louise McDer- mott, Janice Westbrook, Charles Steb- bins, William Ellison, Beverly McDer- mott Twila Stiles, Charles Bablo, Janet Knapp, Janet Welch, Richard Madi- gan, Allen Rose, Chauncey Lapp, Kathleen Irvin, Annabel Baker, Lynn Kiehl, David Frey, Thomas Orr. Susan Merola, Mary Saunders, Janice Thurber, Jo Anne Saunders, Patricia Stirrup, Katherine Purcell, William Carpenter, David Jacoby, Frances Waksmunski, Kay Jellift, Sonia Swen- son, Elizabeth Orchard, Mary Anne Cleveland, Cordelia Bair, Daniel Rich- ardson, Michael McCollough, Ken- neth Walsh, l-lenry Moller, Ann Mc- Omber, Duane Sprague, Sylvia Royce, Robert Putt, Kenneth Fielding, Patricia McDermott, Maiorettes Row i. Kay Screws, Mariarie Van Gorcler ll-lead Maiorettel, Barbara Row 2: Jeanette Yorio, Mary Helen Nelson, Sally Woodhouse, Joyce 5- o Junior Crchestra Following closely in the footsteps of the Senior Orchestra is the Junior Orchestra of Cornin Free Academ. lt s ractice periods held every Friday afternoon at 3'0O OFC Q Y D f r , designed to develop future musicians for the senior organization, Under the baton of Mr. Aldam, the members present ed a very enjoyable spring concert. Row l: lbottoml Drusilla Frey, Sonia Swenson, Barbara Vsfoaland, Adele Dahlman, Sandra Swenson, Bonny Mayhood. Row 2: Alice Lillie, Diana Darnan, Crocker Curtis, Davad Richardson, Susan Merola, Julio Mihalko, Ruth Stull, Rein Pello, Danrel Kruidenier. Row 3: Lynn Bair, Kristine Waaland, Kenneth Walsh, Bruce Barker, Baxter Rhodes, Alcn Rose, Twilo Stills, Chauncey Loop. Carol Costner, Donald Matson. Row 4: Thomas Dalton, Joy Blaise, Kay Jeliff, Kathleen lrvin, Anna Drew, Elise Armistead. Row l: lbottoml Thomas Dalton, Donald Matson, Sandra Swenson, Elise Armstead, Sonja Swenson, Alice Lillie. Row 2: Drusilla Frey, Diana Dornan, Lynn Bair, Kristine Waaland, Bonny Mayhood, Joy Blouse, Carol Costner, Anna Drew, Rein Pello, Daniel Kruidenier. Row 3: Kathlee n Irvin, Helen Clancy, Nancy Day. String Ensemble The String Ensemble presented its annual Spring Concert June 2nd, The fOllOwiI'1g selections were rendered and were well received by the audience: Smoke Gets ln Your Eyes by Kern, Chant Negre by Krammar: a medley of three waltzes consisting of, Song of Love from Blossom Time, Someday My Prince Will Come from Snow White, Meet Me Tonight ln Dreamland , Old Refrain by Kreisler, That's Why I Love You featuring a vocal solo by Helen Clancy. The arrangements for these numbers were carefully and efficiently done by Mr. Clarence Aldam. page seventy-two Triple Trio Drusnlla Frey, Janet Welch, Patrucia Smlth, Mary Jay Rrchardson, Lynn Balr, Jayne Tyson, Drana Dornan, Janet Blouse, Arlene Sprodle, Mr Mutchell Hurmonettes Mary Fe en Nelson Marg arf:-t Saroule Hel n Clancy Rhonda Ruocco Phyllr To ey M M tchc-ll oso ahvnc Castcllana Choristers anne Krrsf Clarre Hull Beatrrce Blencowe Josephnne Costellana Phyllrs Tobey At Lett Jane Welty Accornpanlst Row 2 Vrola Rugby Llllra Crlpoen :usan Haynes Margaret Sproul Sally Woodhouse Ellzabetn Thomas Maryanne Baffomante Helen Clancy Rhonda Ruocco Glora Brockway Row 3 Mrchael Rea don vlrchael McCoIIough Robert Stratton Vnctor Alllson Dayrd Emerson Robert Nuklrk Dayrd Chase Allen Jones page seventy three l , b , r, l I . , ,l i Row l: lbotlornl Elarne Ireland, Phyllls Cosgrove, Patncna Smith, Sonja Partner, Mary Helen Nelson, Laura Flanders, Sally Hlllman, Suze Senior I-lig Row Row Row ROW ROW SOPRANOS AND TENORS lbottoml Mary Jane Hagedlsh Helen Clancy Teresa Ann Rodgers Marilyn Martrn Maryanne Buftomante Elrssa Mattoon Carol Berry Sally l-lrllr-nan Rhonda Ruocco Carole Passrnore Jane Welty Beverly McDermott Suzanne Krlt Kathleen Meehan Eleanor Mullaney Glorna Brorkway Ruth l-lauptman Nancy Marty Josephlne Castellana Elalne Becraft Mary Lou Adamy Cynthia Blerwrler Nancy Starner Nane Hyland Cora Youmans Sally Phrllrp Constance Kmghts Margaret Kapral Jan OBrlan Phyllrs Tobey Beotnce Blencowe Carol Grunder Elizabeth Thomas Sally Woodhouse Deanna Dean Joan Flanagan John Swanson Kenneth Fleldlng Allan Jones Drane Srnrth lren Lalond Janet Wheeler Claire l-lull Joyce Strrrup Jeanette Yorlo Shrrley Fernandes Teresa Pesegl Mrchaellna Bradasclo Lewis Blouse Ross Peck Vrncent Strrpe Robert Nrkrrk Wrlllom Grlbert Vrctor Allrson David Emerson Rnchara Snyder Davnd Chase Garth Wade Every Tuesday and Thursday the Glee Club proctrced ln the oudntorrurn from erght thrrty to nrne oclock Peter Coropella acted as presrdent for thus group and Patrlcra Gull secretary The Glee Club rendered the tollowrng program an nts sprang con cert presented rn the audltorrum the evenlng of May l9th Hello Young Lovers and We Krss ln A Shadow both by Rodgers and Hamersteln from the musrcal play The Kung and l Good News prayer and For Spaclous Skles by Rob Roy Perry Mr Donald Mutchell durected thus vocal group page seventy four J r I V l V I 22 S, - , , ' , , ' 32 ' , -I ' , , 2 ' ' , ' , ' , 42 , ' ' , , Y , S 2, , 52 l f V ' A , ' , , , . . . . . , - P - - ' ll T - , ,, ,, . 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LN W Nmap? ,mv yy-1' Varsity Football IQB un.: rs Row l: lbottoml Harold Hatch, Coach, Gerald Shaddack, James Pierri, Robert Lindsley, William Nares, Robert Jack, Duane Sprague, Richard Mizzoni, Victor Allison, Douglas Joris, Donald Dillon, Michael Giardina, Irving Snyder, Coach, Row 2: William Amey l-oculry Manager, Henry Beck, Ivan Young, Ross Peck, Edward Tober, John Tostanoski, Doncld Fitzgerald, David Emerson, Gary Keegan, David Currie, William Benson, Stephen Graham Clifford Blencowe, Ernest Craumer, Coach. Row 3: James Kilmer, Arthur Past, Joseph Pierri, Robert Johnson, Francis Gibbons, Lewis Blaise, Ronald Payne, John Nesbitt, John Scranton, Michael Reardon, Elmo Cross, .lahn Murray, Manager, The blue and white football squad started the football season with eight veteran lettermen on the squad and a tough schedule ahead. Our schedule was cut to seven games this year, the first game being with Haverling High School of Bath. After weeks of hard training the team met its first test and easily rolled over Haverling with a score of 34-O, This victory was a great boost to the team's morale as it started in practicing for the game with Hornell. At half time Hornell led with a score of l3-O. After the team returned from the locker room at half time, they really started to play heads up foot- ball. When the buzzer sounded ending the game, the Academy was ahead 20-l3. Despite the win over Hornell, the squad suffered a heavy loss, the result of an injury inflicted on fullback, Duane Sprague. Duane suffered a broken ankle and was out of the line up for the rest of the season, The team then traveled to Geneva for their third game of the season. lt was a hard fought game all the way and the tilt ended in a 7-7 tie. The Bulldogs then met a powerful, undefeated Elmira Heights team. Fumbles proved very costly to the blue and white as the game ended with the Heights team on the long end of a 47-6 score. The Academy recovered from this defeat to come back against Batavia and defeat them with a score of 2l-O. Excellent passwork by Jack Joris highlighted the Academy offensive attack. After the Batavia game the team suffered many disappointments. The squad suffered heavily from iniuries following the Hornell game. Many boys from page the first string were out for the rest of the games or else not at their best physical peak. The boys then came up against a powerful Sayre High School team, lt was played at Sayre on a snow overed field and the hard running, undefeated Sayre squad whipped the Academy 43-l3. The next game was the crucial game with North- side. The Academy was in first place in the Con- ference League with Northside a half game behind. The team took to the field with enthusiasm, but in- juries continued to plague the Bulldogs. Northside won the game and the West Central Football Conference Championship with a score of l9-O. The Academy team was led bv co-captains Richard Mizzoni and Duane Sprague. Head coach of the squad was the dean of the southern tier coaches, Ernest Craumer. He was assisted by Irving Snyder, backfield coach, and Harold Hatch, line coach. Ken- neth Fielding coached the J. V. squad, many of whose members were moved up to the varsity for the North- side game. Nine players will be lost via graduation leaving a good group of boys for the coaches to start out with next year. C, F. A, Opponent 34 Haverling O 20 Hornell l3 7 Geneva 7 6 Elmira Heights 47 2l Batavia O l3 Sayre 43 O Northside l9 eighty-tv.o J. V. Football Row l lbottoml Joseph Hogan, Thomas Lufred, John Mattison, Thomas Orr, John Schichtel, Vierra Thomas Kessler, William Hillman, Leonard Carpenter, James Bassney. Row 2 Richard Capo, Manager, Wiiliam Carpenter, Ronald Seeley, Joseph Schaller Donald James Palyun, Joseph Gigliello, John Swanson, William O'Brien, Rodney Sealey, John Michael Cunn.ngharn, Alfred Valerio, Manager. Row Kenneth Fielding, Coach, Robert Newnham, Gerald Corcoran Robert Dates Richard William Poland, Robert Drew, William O'Hora, Raymond Barber, William Fisher, Joseph David Chose, Vincent Stirpe, Andrew Bonay, Alfred Joris, David Richardson. Although the Junior Varsity Football squad was not always on the winning side this season, it still kept the traditional team spirit. As with the Varsity team, much of the misfortune was due to injuries to the backfield men. The J. V. team suffered defeats at the hands of their old rivals, Northside, in both encounters. The inexperienced squad also was downed by Elmira Heights and Elmira Southside. However, they tied the usual strong Hornell team 6f6 in the final game. The players were coached under the able direction of Mr. Fielding. Alfred Joris was selected by his teammates as captain. Many promising candidates for the next season seem probable. C. F. A. Opponent 6 Elmira Heights l4 O Elmira Southside 24 7 Northside 38 7 Elmira Heights l3 O Northside 25 6 Hornell 6 page eighty-three Joseph Waring, Kessler, Snyder, O'Hora, Varsity Basketball Row l lbottoml Elmo Cross Darrell Cook Wulluam Nares Jerry Shaddock Douglas Jorxs Thomas Buerwuler Row 2 Robert Duncan Coach Walter Duppo John Tostansku John Harruson Davud Emerson Phnlup Welch manager The Academy Varsity Basketball team broke even thus year wunung eught and droppung eught Although thus basketball season was shorter than any of the preyuous seasons sunce we dud not play Newark Waver ly Geneva or Wellsvulle ut was an extremely unterestung one We had three overtume games Bath Elmura Heughts and Elkland wunnung thc furst and losing the second two The furst game of the season was a thruller as we beat Elmura Southsude 48 45 The second game of the season wuth Paunted Post ended wuth Paunted Post on top by one pount 53 54 The only one of our three greatest ruvals to beats us twuce was Northsude Post beat us on theur court and we drubbed them on our own The furst Hcrnell game played at came to the Academy gym the Academy won by a score of 70 42 As of thus year a new rulung has gone unto effect concernung the teams gaung to the sectuonals Pruor to thus season only the furst team un our AAA league went to the sectuonals but now the three top teams make the trup The funal game of the year was played at the sectuonals un Wayland The Academy team fought agaunst a much bugger team and really had them gues sung for the furst quarter The boys were swutchung from man to man to a zone defense after each basket l the funal outcome of thus game East Hugh of Rochester came out on top 65 45 We should be able to look forward to a more succes sful year because the Bullodgs trauned by coach Robert Duncan lose not a man by graduatuon At the end of the season the team was composed of only sophomores and punuors VARSITY SCORES F Opponent Elmura Southsude Hornell Elkland Northsude Elmura Heughts Bath Horseheads Paunted Post Elmura Free Academy Hornell Elkland Northside Horseheads Bath Elrnura Heughts East Hugh Rochester 6 page eughty four , , C. . A. . ' 48 ' ' 45 Hornell was lost by a score of 38-52. When Hornell Painted Post - l 76 58 . . . 39 ' 49 . ' . , , 47 ' ' 5l . . . ' 50 47 . 68 54 . ' 49 ' 34 59 ' 7l ' 70 42 ' ' . 47 53 ' ' - 48 ' 6l ' ' . ' ' 47 37 - - . n 53 35 ' ' , ' 36 ' ' 60 , - . 45 ' - 5 J V Basketball Row 1 lbottoml Frances Blerwnler Fredrrck Beck Perry Bradley Thomas Orr Harry Telran Kenneth Freldmg Coach This year s Junror Varsrty squad was one game more successful than the Varsrty The J V s won nrne and the start They lost to Southslde Elmrra 43 75 The next two games In a row were lost by the prelrmlnarnes as Painted Post and Hornell won although not by too decrsrve scores They won the next fuve out of sux games lost to Elmrra Free Academy and won the next tour rn a row :he boys on the Junror Varsity team put up tough scraps whenever they went out on the floor and their wins are attributed to that fighting splrlt JUN IOR VARSITY SCORES F Opponent Elmrra Southsnde Pamnted Past Hornell Elkland Northsude E1mrra Herghts Bath Horseheads Pannted Past Elmrra Free Academy Hornell Elkland Northsrde Horseheads Bath Elmlra Heights 65 page cnghty frvc I O Row 2 Harold Hatch Coach, Richard Snyder, Gary Keegan, Raymond Barber, Alfred Jons Wnlham Carpenter lost seven. The opening game was a losing battle from C. . A. 43 ' ' 75 30 ' 34 50 52 35 32 52 ' 31 43 ' ' 53 56 39 54 38 44 ' 35 43 ' 51 41 40 56 45 31 A 29 53 25 36 38 45 , , Varsil: Track Row lbottcm Lous Blouse Lynn Davus Donald Green Wnlham Palne Duane Sprague Scott Chownlng Elma Cross Dovrd Chase w 2 Irv ng Snyder Coach Rodruck Seeley Wullnam Carpenter Au hur Post Peter Solo Vnctor Alllsan Davnd Emerson Perry Bradley Ernest Craumer Coach Row Row The Cornrng Free Academy clnders and sawdust men set out wlth determuned hopes tor the l953 season lt you happened to be walking by the campus rrght atter Easter vacation you would have observed the moklngs of the Bulldog Track Team They might not have looked much luke a track team then but after berng durected by coaches Ernest Craumer and lrvlng Snyder the boys really began to look and func tion lake runners The team started att In hugh gear by wlnnlng the flrst meet by a large margnn Two weeks later the team agaln ran at Painted Post but was not up to par They lost the meet to our crosstown rrvals Northside by only two pornts The l-lrllsters then slapped In the clutch tor the rest of the season but the runners persrsted All season long the tempo had been bulldlng up over the 440 yard relay Frnally rn the County meet at Painted Post the coaches prtted thelr four best sprrnters agaunst the rest at the relay teams Mlchoel Gardlnro Albert Yorno James Ecker Rodney Van H usen John Thomas John Swanson Ronald Seeley Robert Lundsley Manager Jawes Krlrner Darrel Cook Eugene Patch Wnlllam Cheney In honors awards Prerson Aprrl May May The result at thus race was a new 440 yard relay record The old rerord at 46 3 seconds was cut dawn one tenth ot a second by the C F A team Steuben County to 46 2 seconds May Pierson Duane Through the efforts ot Raymond Sprague Damel Rlchardson and Scott Chownrng an other trophy was added to our vast collectlon This relay team represented our county rn the Rochester sectlonal meet page enghty SIX a very close race these boys won TIFST place rn the tast tnme of 46 seconds At the annual asembly held In the sprung captain lxaymond gave out thrrteen certrflcates to lettermen Track Meets at Painted Post 55 s l-laverlrng 24 pts Palnted Post l7 pts at Palnted Post Northslde 443 A 423 s Hornell 333 ts Parnted Post 9 p at Elmrra Northsrde 333 s Elmrra Southsrde 27.1 p s l-laverlung 222 pts 2l34 S Elmira Free Academy l6 p County at Parnted Post Northslde 455 pts Haverlung 325 s A 2 l-lornell 22 s Palnted Post 62 pts ts Ro -Q I . , ' , ' ' , , , , ' f 3: I , A , , J , . 4: , , , , , , ,, , ' ' ' I V n 4 ' 25 ' , , C. F. A., pt . 4 ' I I 9 . ' ' ' ' y c. F, 2 pf, f ' , 1 D 4 . . ' I 5 ts. - t f ' , 4 pt . H . ' A , r , A V C. F. A.,l ' pt .I . , . . I 23 I ' . ' C. F. ., 251 pts. I - ' V , DT - Varsity Baseball rs-w l: lbattoml James Riley, Joseph Sproule, Fred Conflefd, Arthur Sgh ff J h T S a er, o n ostanoski, Thomas Bicrwiler, William Sutton, John Pry slopski, Ge.aId S,1aJd.ck, Arno.d yaterio. Row 2: Walter Cunningham, Louis Moses, John S:ranL5n, Herry Becs, Richard D Ion, W.lliam Nares, James Pierri, Douglas Joris, William Keegan, Walter Dippo, Harold l-la.ch Coach, When one hears the familiar cry of Play Ball you C. F, A, Opponent li-pow that once more baseball! has come. to C. F. A. O pointed post I is past year the Bulldogs had la highly success- 7 Elmira Heights IO ful season under the excellent guidance of Coach 3 Both I Harold Hatch, winning seven and losing six. A Home!! 3 The season ended in a three-way tie between O Painted Post 8 C. F. A., Northside, and Hornell, Lots were drawn 2 NOrThSide 4 to determine which two teams would start the play- 5 Bath 2 offs, The Academy team drew Hornell and defeated 0 Elmira Heights 3 them by the close score of 4 to 3. The Academy 5 NOrfhSide l then moved into The Corning War Memorial Stadium lO l-lornell 3 for the big game, This game not only was to decide the County Championship but also The City Champ- ionship, In a very tight, well played game C. F. A. PLAYOFF GAMES won 5 to 4. CA 5:4 A' Opponent On June 4 the Academy journied to Rochester 4 HQ.-neil 3 to play Batavia in the semi-finals of the Sectionals. 5 Northside 4 The Bulldogs lost a well played game 3 to O. O Batavia 3 page eighty-seven Munor Sports Volleyball Row l lbottornl Pnnlup Ormsby Rodney Van Housen Scott Chownung Captaun Muchael Wudmuer Thomas Heverly John Thomas Row 2 Vuncent Sturpe Manager Robert Newnham Vance Hoffman Vuctor Alluson James Ecker Ivan Young Ernest Craumer Coach For the eughth consccutuve year the C F A volleyball team won the Steuben County champuonshup The county playoffs were held at the Northsude Hugh School gymnasuum on March 27 Academy took the hugh honors of the day by defeatung Bath l5 l and l5 O Paunted t l5Oand l53 and Northsude l55 l3 an The Sectuonals at Rochester were held on Aprul 3 The Bulldogs drew as theur furst opponent Canandagua Academy Our team lost out by the followung scores af l5 6 l2 l5 a d l5 lO The team was coached and durected by Mr Ernest Craumer Row Row Jr Bowling Congress Row tbottoml Joy Blouse Rosemary Muhalko Sarah Hungerford Judy Brownrugg Nancy Thomas Patrucua Smuth Carol Brownrugg Elaune Ireland Cora Youmans Joyce Sturrup Sharon Roady Juduth Ormsby Deborah DeSulva Ruth Mertson Janet Knapp Mary Ann Demyan Joyce Lehmann Rebecca Foster Janu e Westbrook Mary Beya Anuta Cook Geraldune Frey Sandra Kurk Mary Reully Duana Guthler Mary Jean Carluneo Ann McOmber Deanna Dean Joan Hanugan Frances DAndreo Barbara Brady Shurley Knowlton Beverly Greene Mary Ann Cleveland Catherune O Bryan Joanne Jelluff Patrucua B Hare Advusor Sylvua ReSue Joyce Ann Drugguns Emma Dolley Nan Eberenz Janet Blouse Helen Merolo Kathleen Dean Joan Brewster Mucheluna Bradascuo Kathleen lrvun Duana Dornan Luvuan Ruocco Julue Ann Muhalko Rose Anne Drew Aldean Gruswald Ruth Stull Gertrude Drew Beatruce Blencowe Laura Flanders None Hyland Carol Hyland Laura Gauss Annabel Baker page eughty eught . ,W Pos - - g ' ' - , -l5, d I5-9. n - . ' . . A o li Q A u V ' A , , E , f Mary Ann Cadozzi, Sandra Swenson, Cynthia Mdcl.emale. l V l 22 ' , ' , , , , f 0 , C , , ' , ' , ' , 0 31 ' I ' , ' , , , ' V, ' I 4: A I ' I l V 4. ' . . ' ' . I ' , . ' 5: Q , I , I , V I I , A u I H V Junuor l-lugl'u lnlzramural Councul Row tbottoml Beatrucc Blencome Marv Ann Capozzu Patrucua Smuth Carol Brownrugg Deborah DeSulva Jan ce Thurbur Lora Yournans Row Suzanne Wasson Chrusturue Tunney Nancy Tuttle Krus une Waa and Duana Dornan Juduth Robunson Row Barbara Wheaton Helen Merola Jacquelurue Thompson Rebecca Foster Betsy Ward Ann Reed Sharon Robunson Row Betty OBryan Vvulda Mosher Joanne Saunders Kay Jellutt Eluzabeth Orchard Sonua Swenson Sandra Wulson The ourpose of the organuzatuon of the gurls leagues was to provude wholesome recreatuon and to create on unterest un bowlung Two leagues were formed wuth a total membershup ot ll5 There were l2 teams un all wuth 5 gurls on each team plus subs The gurls bowled every Saturday afternoon at the local bowlung alleys The top teams were entered un the natuonal Chrustrnas tournament and the hugh unduvudual bowlers traveled to l-lornell to bowl un another tournament The season was completed wuth an award get together un the gymnasuum Awards were guyen to the furst placc teams and hugh unduyudual bowlers Thus group was under the and Muss Patrucua l-lale was faculty advusor Row Ibottomj Sharon Robunsoru Jane Myers Rhonda Ruocco Teresa Staruuslawsku Patrucua Smuth Carol Brownrugg Elaune Ireland Patrucua S Hale Advusor Cora Youmans Joyce Sturrup Teresa Rodgers Shurley Knowlton Row Shurley Fernandes Jane Welty Sylyua Royce Jacauelune Buerwuler Betsey Ward Phyllus Long Wasson Drusulla Frey Aluce Cheney Jacauelune Klune Sonua Swenson Jo Anne Saunders Jr Row Janet Wulluams Eyelvru Royce Barbara Mourhess Bessue Dolley Sandara Tawney Carol Grunder Mary Ann Lanahan Barbara Downung Louuse McDermott Rosemary Muhalko Ruta Domal Judutn Robinson Row Luculle Fush Sally Phullup Joan Santuneru Barbara Mocker Mary Ann Gatens Betty Walter Nancy Towner Mary Spencer Janet Welch Chrustunc Tunney Bonnue Steruner Row 5 Eluzabeth Jones Sandra VXulk ns Patrucua Sturruo Cynthua McKee Prudence Jones oage eughty nune 0 0 Q Ii , 1 I I I ,I . . I , I . 2: l I, I I , , t ' , , ' 3: , , ' , , , 4: ' , , , , , , A . ? capable leadership of Elaine Ireland, Presudentg Joyce Stirrup, Secretaryg Pat Smith, Tre-asurerg . I: . . I , l 1 l I' Q ' 2: 4' I , l . . f V A I . I I I I u y V 31 ' ' , , , , , , , 4: . - I I ,I A V V V Varsity Cheerleaders Row -: ibottomj Mary Jane l-lagedish, Rhonda Ruocco, Carmen DeSilva, Margaret Banik, Susan Hungerto d. T Row 2: Norine Jones, Claire Hill, Catherine Collins, Carol Nelson. Nine very excited Senior girls could be heard yelling in the halls after school. These girls were preparing themselves for the first football game of the year. They were the Varsity Cheerleaders. At all the football games they could be seen in their traditional uniforms of blue jackets, white skirts, and white beanies, yelling and cheering their team on to victory. In November the Cheerleaders held their annual assembly just before the Northside-C. F. A. game. The theme of the assembly was the lives of the Bulldog and Tiger , mascats of the individual teams and based on nursery rhymes. As the football season closed and the basketball season opened, the cheerleaders changed their uniforms. They wore blue beanies, and blue princess style dresses with C. F. A. on the skirts. They looked very neat and were behind their team all the way. At the end of the year the annual Cheerleaders' banquet was held at the Mark Twain Hotel at which the captains of the incoming J. V. and Varsity squads were elected. This year's captain of Varsity was Carmen DeSilva. page ninety X. X , fsfqzvd. X gf V ' ,A ,yi-ftp! N r .. if! Ifffl' ' ,, fl, N! K 0 y K- lsI.rfjJ.A4 ff - jvc, , JJ.: Qs' -lnfgsnr n nic Raw l Ka heen Meehan Elnzabeth Carapella Row 2 Carol Hyland Jane O Bran Luc elle O NCI Row 3 Marlo Cayal er Eluzabeth Yartym Irene Lalonde Kathernne Frey At the end ot each year new members of the cheerleading sqdad are chosen They are pucked on neatness coordrnatuon cooperatnon enthuslasm ablllty and p rsonallty At the beginning ot the next school year they are the members ot the Junror Varsity Squad During the footoall season they were dressed In blue jackets white skirts and blue and white beanles For the basketball season they were seen In blue tltted dresses and whute beanies Before each home football or basketball game dessert parties were held so that the cheerleaders could get together When they played host to Northsude or The Cheerleaders also malntaunecl the school supplles at thelr stands where paper penculs notebooks pens etc were sold The J V s are In charge ot the first floor whale the Varslty malntaln the mayor part of the business on the second floor Lucille O Nell was the captaln of the Junnor Varsnty thus year page nnnety one l l , ,. , ' ' , ' , ' , ' ' Painted Post, they held parties for them. in ng? rs 'Q 'L . 25 '95 f ix 'sg 2.2, Q as f, W is A f m J F of f . I ! r ,I I Varsity U H Club Row l' 'bollaml Phll Welch , , K lp v , Donald Drllon, Scott Chownlng, Rlchara Mlzzonl, Henry Beck, Duane f Sprague, Rocco Capozzl, Elmo Cross. N Row 2 Edward Taber, Wrlllam Benson, Raymond Pnerson, Thomas Hevcrly, Gerald Shoddock, Wllllorn Nares, Clrfford Yournans, Michael Reardon Row 3: Clzfford Blencowe, Vxctor Alllson, John Nesbnft, Walter Dlppo, Dayla Currle, Vincent Stirpc, Robert Jack, Jack Jorls, Row 4i John Harrnson, Harold J. Hatch, Coach. GIFIS Varsity C u l V' Row l rbottoml Laura Flanders Cafherlne Collins Kafnerlne Purcell Mary Jam Hageplush Norunc Jones Row 2 Cora Youmars Laura Senlz Beatrice Blencowe Carmen DeS:Iva Row 3 Hel Cl -1 poop nunvfy Tr' of- E X lr gl? rv I X XXX, 7 ,5 Q . - 1 - u no I b A w L X Q- fy - xx .. - F fax Kr to NI E rx ' , QA sl A l'u : en ancy, Jane Welty, Bessle Dolley, Coraella Barr, Martha Suffern, Deanna Dean. .K , A .1 ree ll' S is We WR n lo X ' f 'N 5 -. 10 X ' '-fl L1 X X rl X, N W l , lm f., 5 . .,,, E ? , FV Ee.-I S Q 2 ' Nf'1iNiPi? X., fiwi 2 -sunk M 'Qi 'ig I xx P 1 X 1 'S' if is ,F 5 as XS, 'X 3 .f gf k I, if ,, . el 5 f-- f' X 'Q' X wx-wg ax I L i f ' V ww u . :ww sw - wig ,K ..mf:glg- - f fi? A 5 K . ms. -V fy . S- 1 ' ff xficffkb 'Y '- x mi lyf Q 1 J an . in Eye A . :Liza , 3 ' K -fwwmwvk . .L 4 Q1 in Q ki 5 ,, -QN . '. . J - x K f A W -:', P9 Q' if fe Y if-F is kbs X'- ? U- f: s R xv - x -A 1,2 L35 . S ,. -as 1 L... an fe Q ,, 3. , an fwzwsgb' k Q :E ' xi A 'R' f QQ . ly wi r Q, , 'rm 5 ' , m N I A -s f g hm x 'N 3 -.rf ' A any 3 .RK 2 - ww S 4 N , .W , w mn51,:,,,.,k MW , :xt My ri W The Sfator Staff Co-Editors-in-Chief L , .H,,M LL.- ,,,,.,.., ,Lu Cordelia Bair, Martha Suftern Suzanne Krist Richard Madigan Carol Nelson Mary Helen lXelSow Katherune Purcell Busrness Maraaer Art Edutors Natalne Bacon Nancy Day Jannce Fisher Cnrculatron Manager Typusts Josephnne Castellano Marne Cavalier Jane Clute Cathernne Collins Martha Crane Carmen DeSllva Lucille Flsh Laura Flanders Patrncna Gzll Maureen Hall lxorune Jones Della Martnn Peter Salo Teresa Stanislowski Joyce Stirrup Rodney Van Housen Kenneth Woodruff Karen Peterson Rhonda Ruccco Jare Welty Mary Henkle Cynthza MacLe'nale Svlvua Mattoon Elaune lreland Marulyn Martln Sheila Martin Kathleen Meehan Carole Passmore Theresa Pesegl Teresa Rogers Laura Seltz Janet Wheeler Janet Wllllams Betty Yartym Diana Srnuth Pearl McGraw Helen Robnnson Photographer Business Adviser Literary Adviser Art Adviser Assistant Bus: ness Advlsor Advlser to Typlsts TY C Russell Carr Muss Clanre Janus Mn s Plsze Clute Mrss Marlon Holrnes Muss Clara Frenzel ' t V I , , u--u--u--u--,----------,--vuuV------cL- Paul Benyo . danivrrr-Hrgw--------W ag--NWN--g .S h . mne -flve 1, f I lu I AFL! ' ' 1 1 1 ll - 41 !-'-' 4 I7 '-. 4' .lv X I ',.- 1 ,Y '- 15f7yl'f ffx 7 . 'I' 1fv' A,',. Y , , . P -. .1Q. ,I I' , , , Q ' I: 1' -' 'ff .ff , 1,4111 '. f',.':'f:,-y ff' ' I O . A ' if 1- A 'A ' ! j , 1 V' ..' 1' OJ., -2, fl ,,:,, g f ' ' , v',, ' . f . r , I ' . V f 4- , 1 T A . I I 1' ' , ' , ' 1' ' 1 'f!,'- at f . - 4 - . -F f , ' ' 1. 4 , . , . 1 I V, . . ,f - s , ' I 411' .1 'nv l . I In . - .- . lf. 1 : 'I 'i - ' ,Q-R. Q ' I 1 v 1 ' ,- A - x 1 1 u To Our Advertisers We are under a defunute obligation to those who have taken advertls :ng space In the Stator This portant part of the expense unvolv ed nn the publication ot our school annual The Class ot 1954 appre clatlng this expresses Its gratitude . . rl p If . SOUVCG ot FGVSFILJS COVSFS C10 iI'T1- . I ' I , S TI-IE STYLE CENTER C g s Most Mode Fosh O S pl SCI-IULTE UNITED THE MODERN THRIET SHOP I723W M ketStet QNY SCUDDER S DAIRY A E SCUDDER 8 S N O e 6 633I P ted ost ets RALPH L ADAMY PLUMBING HEATING AIR CONDITIONING I68Tg Co gN Yk PII e 6 4441 CURTIS INSURANCE AGENCY INSURANCE EQ BOINDS 80 Ce te oy DOI 6 923I JIMERSON 81 FORD THE PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY Pho e 6 SI22 Bo O Ste be I-IoteI Bldg DOUGLAS C HENYAN GENERAL CONTRACTOR To se d A e Pho e 67123 RICI-IARDS BROS FIRESTONE STORE Compliment Ot omin ' rn I n tore rI rw i - Com iments ot n - - , or re r FI u n . Comin , . . Compliments of I O . - O'I'1 P ph P I 50 wn n v . n .. Complim n of I64- io o Ave, min , ew or on - Lets Face the Future Together The Class of l954 deserves rIch praIse for IfS accomplishments In many fIeld of actlvlty Qcrnlng Glass Works IS slncerely hapoy to salute you at thIs Important mIlestone You too have learned the Importance of dullgent effort awd accomplrsh contInue to dlrect your IInItIatIve and enthuslasm toward maklrg this world a better place In whlch to lnve For more than a century Cornmg has been strlvlrg to Improve modern lIvIng through research and technIcal skull Today glass IS recognuzed as an esse tral element In scIence lndustry and the home You too have learned the Improvement of dIlIgent effort and accomplIsh ment ApplIcatIon of these furdamc tals wIll help you succeed In whatever held of endeavor you choose to follow CORNING GLASS WORKS C0l'lllllg, New York f - I . . . I . - f r ' I . , I ' 1 I'I I . I 1 - . I T. O ,I it TANNER MERCURY AUTO SALES, Inc. ' Cen erw - PHONE 2-OI33 ' g N Y NEW o d USED CARS SALES o d SERVICE ETHEL L IRELAND Lucensed Real Esfote I64 Peo I ST eet g Ne Yo k pl etso ERVVIN S DAIRY t o gNe Yok BEST W SI-IES FROM W S SJ J MCCARTY INSURANCE , , E, WI W . A. W. KEELEY TOYS, LUGGAGE and SPORTING GOODS 34 West Mo ket St eet BEST WISI-IES to the CLASS or 1954 TURF CLUB GEORGE W PRATT ATTORNEY AT LAW Roo 306 Q WILKINS FURNITURE STORE 96 East Mc ket Sf eef CO g N Y I7O I Oy Comm , . . ra r r n I r r Cornin , w r Com im n I ' I - - m Sou h C min ' W I First Notionol Bork Bldg. Cornin , NY. I r r min , . . The Worlds Largest Manufacturer of COMPRESSORS PUMPS GAS and DIESEL ENGINES MINING NIIACI-IINERY SX KYRO FLO GYRO FLO p t bl F I Inger-fQII:59Hd COGER S GROCERIES MEATS PRODUCE PHONE 6 85I2 South Cornung N Y ohplzments of NORTHSIDE FLORAL SHOP CARROLL BROTHERS DODGE AND PLYMOUTH SALES SERVICE Parley W Wheat Richard C Wheat TH E WHEAT AGENCY REAL ESTATE 81 GENERAL INSURANCE 2 West Market Street Cornnrg, New York MIKE S ATLANTIC SERVICE Cor W Market 81 Chestnut Sts Cornnng N Y Phone 6 7I32 John S Bacon Prop Phone 6 5I3I VVOODYS BODY SHOP COMPLETE AUTO COLLISION SERVICE 25212 Park Ave Cornlrg New York Complurnents of J C PENNEY CO Cornlng N Y LESTER SHOE CO HOME or csooo FooTwEAR I I - ' ,.. .. I . ' fx, ' tv. l X I ,.. Congratulations . . CLASS 0F 1954 CORNING FREE ACADEMY Local 1000 Amerloan Fllnt Glass Worliers Ulll0ll of North Amerloa C Q d Compliments of 9 An Orgonizotion for the Workers ond Citizens ot ornin on Adjoining Communities Cornplnrnerts ot Complxnnents of Evorts VVeIdnng Servnce C II S tt t u :gon o wo er Service 281 Eostnwd St T G I-Iowkes 81 Compcmny FOf PreS VIPTIOVI Showrooms 79 West Market Street Vusntors WeIcom Alword s Iuvenlle Shop Infonts to Teers Outfits ond Accessorues I7 Eost Norket Str t I-Ielwlg s Clearing ond Pressnng Dnol 2 0822 265 W Wnlllom St Cornlhg N Keenon Rexol Drugs I E Pulteney St Phone 6 354I Tested Business Trcunnng Slnce I893 Ore ond Two Yeor Courses In XC OUNTANCY SALES ADVERTISING MERCI-IANDISING MEDICAL SECRETARIAI STANDARD SECRET ARIAI. Rochester Business Institute CI Ro hester 4 N Y Thornos Accounting Service Complsments of Merhl Nlknrk ond Son Complnments ot Hub s Clothing I4 W MARKET STREET Cornnrg New York Compliments ot Imperlol Morket PAINTED POST N Y Welch 84 WeIch Attorneys ot Low I I9 E Mofkef Sf commg N Y - I F. . I I N., I I I . . . C - .. ,,,, My-v,f--...ff N M, nn- WWW-, -W I -, ,,,, YM , , , , ,,,,,,, , , I . . . L.om5iI1mer.Is or I - . A 1 f' f L, 1 I oe F Ugg? ,AV I72 inton Ave. S. . c E , , . . ' I . . . , . Y. I . . . I I X I . , I 1 . , ' I - i I . . I I . . CLASS OF 1954 NATIONAL ARMY STORE CORP W M I f Most Efverythmg for Everybody MICHAEL C AMBRASONE AAonoger GOOD LUCK TO 40 . GTQS ST. E Everythnng Electrical H E Rus g Market St Phone 6 6971 Compluments ot Joe s Tax: Tasty Bakery Home Baked Flavor Oven Fresh Market St Cornung Phore 6 91 13 Compliments ot Callahan 81 l-looey Compllments ot Floyd Whlte Atlantic Service 247 E Market Street Corning N Y Compliments ot Arland and Nessle Attorneys at Law N Compliments of Ken and Elsnes Complnments ot Vuctorna Restaurant 16 West Market Phone 6 9132 Compliments of Crystal Cnty Dry Cleaners 69 East Market Street Compllments at John K I nner Bunldrng Contractor Park Avenue South Cornung N Dual 6 4691 Complnments t Classic Beauty Salon W Market St Dual 6 8032 Compllments ot The Parls Shoppe 33 E Market St Corning N Y Where you can always buy the latest In sportwear . . 'in 'I , . 52E . ',,Y. ',lY. . I O , A A . ' - fi Your team looks smart and IS well dressed on the playmw fleld because all the equlpment used by Cormn Free Academy lS reeondntloned by MARBA, Inc. if f l f ff . 0. .I I . . U U Shepord 84 Allen Television Emerson Soles ond Se vice Republic l-lo c otte s Uni ersol 81 Steel Kitchens Sunbeam Appliances lll W Wote Po ted Post N Y Pho e 69l23 Compliments of Julios Beouty Solon l Eost Pulteney Street Cornings Northside N Y Phone 2 563l Northside Sweet Shop lO8 Bridge Street l-lollmork Cords Whitman s lrelond Nosh lnc ll4 Chestnut Street Phone 6 7722 Compliments ot Londo's Food Morket 22l Sly Avenue Phone 2 OO32 Suds Sutherlond Zenith TV Soles Service ond lnstollotion Diol 6 3850 Compliments ot Richord A Yortym Mason Controctor 320 Beoch Street Corning New York Phone 2 O462 Arnolds Furniture Co Complete Home Furnishers 42 W Market Street Corning N Y Phone 6 8393 Holl s Atlontic Stotion Service our Speciolty 98 Bridge Street Phone 6 9862 Compliments of Jimmy s Morket IO6 Bridge Street Phone 2 O3l2 For Better Volues Shop ot Kelleys Dept Store Northsrde Shopping Center Bong s Corning s Gift Center r . . Q li r r 'v ' . , r St. in , , . ' I n . . I H ' l 11 - ll ' ' ' , . . , . . , . . ' I f , . - 1 1 1 . . - , . Complnments of Bohoy Heating Appllance 81 Furniture Co Phnllup Funeral l-lomes Cornnng ahd Pannted Post Al Years ot S rvlce Congratulatnons to the Class of l954 The Carpenter Funeral Home l4 East Pulteny St Phone 6 9927 Credit Bureau of Cornnng Nefv York Central Bldg Davies Gulf Service A Davies Prop E Market 8. Pearl St Cornnrg New York Phone 6 9763 Cornpluments f Ba ron Steuben Ba rber Shop Goodman s Specnalty Shop l8 West Market Street Cornzng New York Complzrnents of Van Etten l-la rdwa re CIN VanEtten Electric Clark s Sweet Shoppe Fountaln Service Candy Gre tmg Cards Magazunes 29l E Market St Phone 6 7412 Jones Motor Co Pontnac G M C Trucks l6O Centerwoy Phone 6 378l Cornlrrg N Y BEST WISI-lES to the Class of l954 A W Bellby 84 Son Earle Costello O8 Attorney at Law Cornlng N Y Cornplnrnents of Jam s Market Park Avenue lreland's l-leatnng and Appliances 286 287 E Market 1 .. I S Q. 1 . C. G. C ., .. X 4 Q C W ' ' 1 , , . ., , ,.. O . -1 1 - ' I Complzments of O Nell s Stand Denison Parkway Trlangle Shoes For the Entire Famuly The Amerncan Gurl Shoe Phone 6 4214 Flowers for all Occasuons Easterbrook 84 DeWolt Florusts Phone 6 5832 Cams The Fashlon Corner of Cornnng Redtneld Motors l32 Pune Street Packard Sales and Servuce Phone 6 5322 Stover Funeral Home S John Stover Sr S John Stover Jr Funeral Directors 225 329 E 2nd St Corning N Justin V Grady Prop l85 Chestnut St Congratulatuons The Frances I-lat and Dress Shop FranCesW Markert Prop 79 E Market St Complnments of Jnrnrny s 126 w Market sr Phore 2 0132 Brown s Cigar Store Wholesal and Retan I Tobacconusts Compliments ot Folt's Grocery Park Avenue I I I 4 , 4 ' u - . . ' , .Y. J I Delivery Service Phone 6-76ll . . I , . JACK HOLLAND Photographer COMPLIMENTS TO THE Claws of 1954 NEGATIVES O SENIOR CLASS ON DUELICATES CAN BE MADE AT ANY TIME NIGI-IT OR DAY PHONE 6 9442 -4 EAST ERIE AVENUE Nl E FILE FW Crane Insurance l-l Crane R M Sea Compllments ot Borel s Bakery Complzmerts ot Northside Frult 81 Vegetable Market Complnments ot Royce Book Store Your Pcrtable Typewrnter Headauarters 127 Pune Street Phohe 2 1 Albertas ot Cornlng Beauty Shop Complete Beauty Servuce 129 131 Chemung St Dual 6 8541 F M Cuda 8 Son Quallty Food Store 80 West Market Street I' Conaoluments ot Poland Funeral Home Corning Insurance Agency Floyd English Wxlluam Droege Harvey Gray Floyd English J Compliments ot the Cameo Beauty Salon 42 E Market St Cornung N Y Phone 6 3011 Complnments ot Stevens Paint Store 52 54 Bridge St a 671 Complnments ot Corning Flower Shop 20 W Market sneer Complnments ot Walter's Barber Shop M. , . . les I ' , r. 5 1 - ' . - 113 Dil - 12 , . COMPLIMENTS OF CLEVELAND MOTORS your OLDSMOBILE dealer AAA DAY- NIGHT SERVICE DIAI.-6379I KING S DAIRY COMPLIMENTS OF PURCELL MOTOR CO CHEVROLET CARS AND TRUCKS RICHEIELD GAS AND OIL COMPLIMENTS OF L G BALFOUR COMPANY ATTLEBORO MASSACH USETTS Class Rlngs and PINS Cornrnencem nt Announcements Dnplomas Personal Cards BAI.FoUR RINGS SYMBOLIZE CLASS SPIRIT l64 He rage Ro d Rocheste N Y 9 , O O I - . . - 9 Represented by- Leland Lee rmi a , r, . . A Monene Qualuty Cloth s at Popular Pnces fO E Market St Cornnrg N Y Complrments of J 84 M Jewelers 20 E Market Street Carnung New York Peck s Chnna Glass Hardware GIHS C Market St 2 l84l Complnments ot Cornung Paper Supply Co U13 l45 E Market St Cornnng N Y Phone 6 6542 Compluments ot J J Newberry Co Drunk Coca Cola Ben Young, Dustrnbutor lB2 E Tnoga Ave Phone 6 72l2 Compliments of John D Young Attorney at Law 304 Fnrst National Bank Bldg Corning N Y Compliments of The Yarn Shop Complsments ot Wells Real Estate BEST WISHES To the Class of 54 Bonjamlns Frozen Custard Woeppel s Phone 6 377l Park Avenue Compliments of Hamel s Decoratuve Furnlshungs The Place of Drstunctuye Gifts . O 4 - I l lop. . - . I ' . .I ' 1 . 1 . ' . Follow The Leader When you were ve y young florg before you became CFA students? Follow the Leader was a game you enloyed In the yea s that followed you stall followed the leader Only thus trme The Leader was your favorite dally newspaper and you followed at to fund out what was goung on In your home town your s ho I and th world Maybe at was LII Abrer you followed maybe It was th Brooklyn Dodgers or your favornte colleg football team More than a few of you can look back upon an Evenrhg Leader delnvery route as your fnrst job In short The Leader has been your constant comvannon throuah your growl g up years It as our fond hope that this rs a habit you wall rever g ow out of To the Class of 54 we say Good Luck ard Godspeed though th road before you may not b srnoo h rt s sosrc to be challenglrg THE EVENING LEADER TRUST COMPANY EVFRYDAY HANK SERIIFE THU ll III HFII IU! Many of our bank servrces were created especually to serve folks everyday need For example everyone should enjoy the corvenrence of a Ch cklrg Account Then there rs the Special Interest Account to encourag thruft Colorful Glft Checks for specnal occaslo s are avallable to anyone at small cost A Personal Loan can h lp you wnth unexpected b Ils Th re are many more low cost nrexpensrve banknng service at Lur' oln Rochester Come In ard get acqualnted CORNIIXG TRUST OFFICE NORTHSIDE OFFICE 2 E MARKET STREET 69 BRIDGE STREET Mc be R Sy? op 7 ' . Il ll . V X ' ll ll I ' f l 1 . I ' ' r' rs Q - . , ,. C, .. I 'l - 1 ' ' Q I I C. . ZX .., . I I I ' I ., .V - y . . . . Q , . . I' . I - Q I I 1 V . , . . e . t , I . , ll 1 - I 11 S I 66 97 ' ,7 ' ' 7 I 7 I 1 . A A I 1 4 1 4 ' - - I . . G , . , . u . . G 4 . .. . . . . ,A . I . I e A ' i . e , S .C . . Y . m r Federal eserve s em Member Federal Deposit Insurance C r oratlon P pt The Food Mart Ecker Drug Store F IRQT NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY rescri ions 5 T Phone 6-4232 - ' ' A WE DELIVE L .L - k .J TO THE CLASS OF 1954: We hove enjoyed being with you To do your photo ossignments during lost yeor ot Corning Free Academy. MILLER PHOTO SERVICE WILLSON STUDIO 47 EAST MARKET STREET PHONE 2 0212 COMPLIMENTS OF RAY RHINEHART DAIRIES Phone 6 4312 Compliments Gull s Dairy Braveman s Smart Fernnnnne Apparel Complnments of Sharpes Soda Bar 99 W Market St Phore 6 9846 Corrlng N Rhodes Brothers Motor Sales Buick 225 E Market St Corning N For ll surance peak to PRAGUE 38 W Market Street Furniture Appliances Rugs Television Come To Canny Shop For Your Sportswear Sorts Blouses Derurns Bathnng Susts Farrell s Men s Wear Cornnr g New York Matson s vnwc ct Beautiful Footwear '30 W Ma lfet Street Televuszon Headquarters Bostwlck Applsances 42 Brzdge St Zenath Radio T V Toys Luggage Zernth Radlo TV Toys Luggage Wolcotts Sportrng Goods J H ea C A Whrte 54 56 E Market St Cornpluments at Joy Automatucs HAH Alleys 70 74 W Market St ot .I . 1- - ' I I ' 1 I I I ,ll I I lla -- ' ' - . TX . . ',,Y. . , ' ' '1 1 -I . .- I f 1 . . .Sh ., ' CORNING ART STUDIO Soeclolnst In Dlstmctlve Portrout AND Group Plctures ALSO Picture Fromes T M k D 164 41 W H HARRINGTON PAINTING CONTRACTOR 404 G I 3 ELMIRA N Y CARPENTER S MEMORIAL STUDIO Your Rock ot Ages Deoler I2 6 6 95 2 4 WE WAIT FOR YOUR CALLS COMPLIMENTS OF THE CORNING AIVIBULANCE SERVIT' E I Ph 25131 Armen I'-I. eliorm, Prop. I2 E. or et St. io - 9 C I omes St. Dio -0581 9 Across from Hope Cemetery Phone 2-O5 or - 2 or - 5II ' 4 I7 Pulteney S reet one - The PAINTED POST PRESS CLASS OF 54 The Greatest Success The Ponnted Post Pres IS equupped to do your prlntlng efflclently economlcolly ond give the best service of ony prlnters an this vlclnlty The Pounted Pcst Press hos the Iotest modern equupment whsch IS oll outomotec Thus produces work foster ond therefore Ne ore oble to produce prlnturg ot o lower cost This meons sovlngs for those who buy printing The Pointed Post Press hos been guvung thns service In Pomted Post ond vncnnlty for twenty four yeors Our business IS mostly repeot orders ond we hove lost very few customers Once you buy prrntlng of us you wall fund out for yourself thot It ns o pleosure to hove prlntlng delivered to you printed os you luke It Wnth our expernence ond modern equnpment we ore oble to keep sotlsnfued customers lt would be cu good ndeo to send your next order to us ond your pnntung troubles wall be over 239 IMPERIAL AVENUE DIAL 2 OOl2 K 3 1 I . . . X 11 V V 11 Cushmg s pi e ts O CURTAINS DRAPERIES VENETIAN BLINDS CUHHIHQ S SLIP COVERS LAMPS GIFTS WALL PAPERS THE BOOK STORE 59WMke'rS'r I2EtM ketSt t DOIPI1 e63522 ELGIN H S A Oy HAMILTON LONCI NE S OMEGAS FOR GRADUATION WATCHES MIDO A d N WITTNAUER BLJLOVA A NEW EXCLUSIVE MADISON AT BENRUS Alperts Ond Only Alperts DAN N S DAIRY INCORPORATED MILK DAIRY PRODUCTS ICE CREAM ENJOY ONLY THE BETTER THINGS COMPLIMENTS OF R O C K W E L L 9 S CORNINGS LARGEST DEPARTMENT STORE - I Z I Q Q - - - . , I Com im n f ' I II II . Or . OS Or ree I i on - I It O Iw SBeerI 9 FI Ovv I I 9 Il II Des House of Beautuful Furs Cold Storage on Premus s 94 E Market St Compluments of OFICI I. Bow I' Real Estate 84 lnsura cc 57 East Market St Compllments ot ozey s Restaurant 87 E Marker Pm-me 6 9522 George C MacGreevey OFFICE SUPPLIES and FURNITURE Books Statlonery Cards Leather Goods 3 3 3l5 E Water St Dual 397ll or25 42 Elmira N Y Complnments ot T W Carr Dry Cleanung Compluments ot Brothers Clothes Shop 40 E Market St Cornnng N Y 3 Complnments of Fox Theatre Fnbley s Radno 84 Televnslon al 6 693I ldg D: Cornplnments ot Fortnnos Food Market 45 East Market 329 West Pulteney BEST WISHES Class of 1954 Ransom Pratt I Jacoby s Frne Footwear 22 East Market Corning N Y Phone 6 3333 Milton Thomas Tax: Il7V2 Pune St Corning N Heated Cabs Prompt Scrvnce Y Il ' I M.J. L.. ae Q U I5Br'3St. ' - ' I K ' - ' 1. I , es ,I7 ' I BEST WISI-IES FROM CORN IN C BUILDING COMPANY CRYSTAL CITY BAKER? SPECIALIZING IN BREAD ROLLS d DOUGHNUTS A FRIEND I1 .L K 55-57 Eost William Street GTI Ask Your Grocer For A Fresh Loot COMPLIMENTS OF CORNING SAVINGS 8. LOAN ASSOCIATION Organlzed May I4 l889 5I 53 East Market Stre t OFFICERS Presndent Karl L Gauss Asst Tres Amelsa E W Bean Vice Presudent Howard F V Cole Asst Sec Cerner A Ahlgren Secretary Verner A Ahlgren Attorney Frank H Ferns Treasurer Constance R Park Attorney John D Young DIRECTORS Leland B Byran Jerome B Maltby Karl L Gauss Earle T Keenan Maynard T Allen Howard F V Cole Arthur Keeley Appliance B Frank Towne J Alden VanCampen Arbrose E Scudder Joseph R Palme A Safe Convlent Place to Save Snhce IBB? Compliments of IVA L Allen 8: SOFI I Compllmems of The Largest Furniture Store Vvord VVII 'cms ln the Southern Tner Ernest Grldley 58 62 Bridge Street Corning N Y qguzfofmf 5 . - - . n I 1 , C. l . l l - l I . . 'QLIZLOYZZIQAJ Q1 ffka., Ha 1... QVOOA 4f0, FQ- ,' ffzff' f fflw ,cuba 522000 -ow-ev -'OE-rw ,W WM vlkaj' CLQAO fQ0 g.a0Acr,d 10,0 U ', ' f A ' A f' . 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