Corning Free Academy - Stator Yearbook (Corning, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1959 volume:

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Brooks, W Stuart, J. Eberenz, Mrs. T. Daddow Abseni Dr. G. Bair, K. Donn, Your clear explanaTuons and Tascnnahng expen menTs have unlocked The soluT1ons To everyday rnysTerIes of science From Thus all of us who have enrolled In General Scuence have gaThered an un In The aTomlc age Because of your unending fauTh ID The youTh of Today and your rnany years of devoTed service To you Mr Benlamun STasch we dedlcaTe The 1959 STATOR I I dersTanding of The elemenTary principles necessary BENJAMIN STASCH Corning Free Academy Class of 1908 34 Years of Service A pdiaw and Hawwea 1' MR. WlLBUR T. MILLER Principal The philosophy of our school states in part that the atmosphere of Corning Free Academy is notable for certain distinctive features, chief among which is the simple assumption that everyone will do the right thing, and there is, first of all, a marked friendliness. Students and faculty are proud of these two true state- ments and what they mean to our school and our community. The principalship of Corning Free Academy is an honor and a pleasure be- cause you students live up to this philosophy. The faculty of the school expects you to con- tinue always to live up to the high ideals which have characterized the curricular and extracur- ricular teachings of Corning Free Academy. 'ZAMQMJ flake' I TEACHES US TO REASON .1 -xzoa Mies. VERNA RHODES HOMER MCOMBER ' . Math Club Junior Class Advisor 'X L Junior Class Advisor Math Club Stator MRS. MADELINE HARRISON Eighth grade advisor MISS MARION HOLMES Eighth grade advisor Hill Echo, Chairman as L .1 MRS. ALICE HARRIS DONALD PIERI Seventh grade advisor Sophomore Class Advisor J.V, Football J.V. Basketball MISS MARY AMEY Seventh grade advisor ,1- MISS RUTH HARADON Eighth grade advisor Future Teachers of America Eighth grade Dramatics ,,,.,H- MISS ROSE DARCANGELO Eight grade advisor Vx PHILIP DEWEY Seventh grade advisor Hill Echo MRS, MARY WALENTA Freshman Class Advisor Srator . . . 0 . . . . Q Q . . . SPEECH-ANINDISPENSABLESKILL MRS, MELBA STOWELL Hill Echo Senior Class Advisor MISS JANET YOUNG Senior Play XN.C,F,A. Club Sophomore Class Advisor 'WW MRS. NELL GRAY LARSON Christmas Pageant Freshman Class Advisor un' L i MRS. BETSEY LYNCH MRS. HELEN ALLEN lfirs? Terml lsecond Terml Senior Class Advisor Senior Class Advisor Christmas Pageant . . . S VM I I I I I I O 0 I O O O D 'QYB A IH M his I' 'tiff 'Galax iii Zigi, 6 MRS, NAOMI DREW Seventh grade advisorg chairman Junior High Student Council MISS CYNTHIA STEWARD Eighth grade advisor chairman .K ,x S . n K' uw. MISS ENOLA CORWIN Seventh garde advisor ' Eighth Grade Dramatics tgp., 3-. TOMORROVVS CITIZENS IN TI-IE MAKING WILLIAM AMEY Fresrnrar class ac:v'scr,cI1aIrfman Fa:-'f Manage' oi Aw' I S MRS. ELIZABETH THOMAS NafIorwaI Horror Socfefy Chairman Jumor dass advisor 79. Mya M RW' ,M ,ILL Q GERALD WALIZER W sw ffm 'I Freshman class advisor Horseshoes, Current Events Club XII II'-I PFA?-DT e Cass F-3. S: 66 ........... BIRDS, BUGS, TEST TUBES AND FORMULAS KENNETH FIELDING Stator Senior Class Advisor GEORGE MYFE.T Freshman Class Advisor Wrestling Science Research Club BENJAMIN STASCH Christmas Pageant properties IRVING SNYDER Director, Adult Education Junior Class Advisor Assistant Track Coach ROBERT GROSS Table Tennis gee. MRS. JOSEPHINE KRESGE Student Councll French Club Trl-Student Councll Public Relarlons clwalrman Senlor Class Advisor LEADERS IN BUSINESS MISS CLARA FRENZEL re ar a H ll C O Slator MRS GLADYS YOUNGSTRO A Sophomore Class Advlsor Treasure of SIJJ n s Assc atlon MISS MARIE GANTERT Offlce Service Club Sophomore Class Advisor MISS FLORENCE WILSON Sophomore Class Advisor HIII Echo INCREASE OUR BACKGROUND MRS. IRWINA BREED Freslnrnan Class Advlsor MISS CLAIRE JANIUS Junlor Class Advlggr We ' . -FUTURE HOMEMAKERS PLUS f MRS. LOUISE HALLIDAY Eighth grade advisor MRS. MARY HOARE gf , , . PASTELS AND PICASSOS JAMES POSTLE Freshman Class Advisor Camera Club A A Hill Echo MISS ELSIE CLUTE Senior Class Advisorg chairman Ar? Club Slater Alumni Records Q Hs D A J A X I MR. FIXITS AUSTXN BLAKE Eighth Grade Advlsor Datum JOHN ERICK Severvh Grade Adv2s0r my. VANCE WAY Eight? Grade Advisor S x I T A x X y. Ji 'fi' 1 J W,,.,x- .Q Q EYES ON THE ROAD GORDON ANDERSON Q sf- -VQL-! ..-L, Rf H- ix ,4 IN I I I DEVELOPS ENERGY AND TEAMWORK HAROLD HATCH Boys' Intramurals Boys' Varsity C Club Football Track Badminton MRS. GRACE RISLEY Girls' Intramurals Cheerleading Girls' Varsity C Club 5 Bowling Congress JOSEPH CORCORAN Boys' Intramurals Boys' Varsity C Club Baseball Football Wrestling STRIKE UP THE BAND JACK ROSSI Dance Band I O MRS. FLORENCE BECK DR. CHAUNCEY LAPP MRS. HELEN FARR Future Nurses of America EDWARD WALSH Senior Band DONALD MITCHELL Christmas Choir Junior High Girls' Ensemble Blendaires CLARENCE ALDAM Senior Orchestra Junior Orchestra String Ensemble KEEPS US IN THE PINK aggw. . .... .. if Lys' SERVICES UNLIMITED MISS ANN YORIO MRS. MILDRED ABEL MISS STELLA BAVISOTTO It was announced as this year's STATOR went to press that Mr. Clarence Aldarn is retiring this June after I8 years of faithful and inestirnable service to C. F. Afs music department. We, the class of l959, join with the faculty and the rest of the student body to wish Mr. Aldarn many years of happiness and good fortune in the future. MRS. RUTH SEARS Girls' and Boys' Library Staffs . . . READING ore REsEARcH E gftzocfnri 676661 foam 77 WT C Wlllnams M Wtlls W Smlth G Whlte T Tuttle R Turner E Wheaton R Wmrer K Wr ROW 2 Mr R Gross P Vosburg C Whelpley D Wambaclc K Waaland L Phlp P Wo d C Zud P Walsh D Wheeler ROW 3 C Watts F Wheaton P Wesel S Kennedy J Alluson A Wnllnams D Young Strom zaomff W 1 N daugh Q Monroe C Nordberg ROW 2 A Mano G Mlller J New M t Marrnor K Luke B Merrlls A Merola C Lawhead ROW 3 Mtss E Cofwtn N V6rtB6lt B MC1-ellen P wg L Marttn D M yhood G Nelwrng J Mattuson T O Brtan B N lly P Lawre e N Ne 7964 dam 702 R W l K Reed G Rrsrrg L Porter G Palmer ROW 2 T Olson P Peckham J Phrllrps W Preston L Pagley R Robbrns R Prermann D Reynolds R Perry ROW 3 Mrss R Darcangelo J Powell D Palmer S Travis M Covert E Rose M Plnrllrps S Randall M Oliver S Perrin L Plnlll ps cam 704 ROW l: M. Canterlnl, P. Saxbury, L. Barker, D. Cheney, S. Ayers, L. Ayers, A. Baker. ROW 2: S. A. Barns, M. Bozich, G. Uncaplwer, D. Allison, S. Allen, E. Van Alsrine, S. L. Burns, B. Belknap, J. Clarkson. ROW 3: Mlss A, Harris, P. Carpenter, M. Conrad, P. Chaffer, K. Blerwiler, J. Baird, V. Baker, B. Burton, P. Rayner, A. Tosranoskl, ROW 4: B. Bills, B. Clark, G. Beniarnln, J. Baker, J. Benson, G. Turtle, R, Clark, R. Bacon, R. Tobey, P com 706 ROW T: C, Johnson, A. Harnwlfon, J Kewley, H. Hardenburg, M. Hopkins, D King, R. GuITiver, D. Jacobs, F. HoHands. ROW 2: B. Harnihon, I. Hibbard, L. KelTy L. Hallock, L. Holmes, R. Jellnson, L Jones, B. Kosinski, C. Kennedy. ROW 3 Miss M. Amey, M. Keeney, J. Hackett, L. Kenney, C. Hoffman, R. Kelrn, S. Kahl K. Hoff, J. GridTey, D. Henderson, P Keefer, R. Keeney. ..........7?64 cam 705 ROW T. J.. Dorman, '.'r. ETJ2son, N Crooker, D, Days, V. Ver-n, P. Draoe' B. E'Tlc'f. RG-'. 2: S. D-n:a', A. Gardre' G. Drane, D. VanWoerr, E. Conrighr, S Folrnar, E. F'ar'zen, G. E1Tscn, E Greek ROW 3. M. Cross, L. E'nerscn, M. Gir- nan, J. DeVoe, N, Pipe, G. DewoTf, M Mayo, C. Ccpp, P. Da'1TeJs, Mrs. N Drew. ROW -1: J, Gnner, M. Ccfnsfcck H. Gentry, M. DibbJe, J. Travis, A GTHe11e, B. FrankeT, N. Demyan, B. Gr? zoom 207 ROW T: D, Srnhn, R. Sanders, B. Trayls, P. Rossrnar, R. Scnoener, M. Seymour R. Spnoude, ROW 2: J. Sfurdeyant, R. Sf'ckTer, D. Scomen, D. RasseH, P. Sver- glon, G. Teirar, S. Simpson, M. Tawney, R. RotseH. ROW 3: Mr. P. Dewey, J Tiffany, G. Tnowpson, C. Ryder, C. Roe K. Rcbnser-, J Dukes, F Roe, L. Svcd- dard, D. Tiffany, N. Sarn,':Te, D, Ayers D Saxbury. ROW l: J. Jacoby, L. Palrner, R. San ders, L. Francis, S. Litteer, K. Wheeler, R. Drew, N, Ellett, G. Sellarcl. ROW 2 A. Morgan, R. Stevens, E. Davis, R Hitchens, D. Lyons, D. Pipe, E. Paris L. Keenan, M. Mihalko, Mrs. M, Harrison ROW 3: F. Clapp, P. Berry, D. Spears K. Kies, S. Doyle, C. Reed. A A A Ewan 757 ROW l: J. O'Bryan, S. Neally, L. Force, B. Marland. ROW 2: J. Webb, T. Rochester, J. Driggins, D. Lott, J. Kennedy, A. Grisco, A. Dockerry, D. Darmstadt. ROW 3: J. Gottko, R. Wilcox, S. Sturdevant, N, Rouse, E. Jellison, G. Beniarnin, D. Smith, B. Good. ROW 4: L. Hawkins, J. Armistead, R. Miller, R. Peckham, G. Housel, R. Herrick, C. Hall, Miss R. Hara- don. ROW 5: S. Bozich, F. Castner, S. Burton, F. Rigby, J, Seymour, T, Barry, R. Thompson. ...........7?65 dam 703 ROW lz N. Paris, M. Brown, L. Dunn, R. Kelm, D. Schreiber. ROW 2: P. John- son, M. Nesbitt, M. Miller, M. Willits, L. Olson, J. Bong, C. Folnsbee, A. Tuttle, ROW 3: Miss C, Steward, J. Cratsley, J. Mattison, C. Cunningham, J, Van Ness, C. Holmes, J. Smith, P. Murray, H. Galusha, E. Palmiter. ROW A: C. Harrington, C. Towsley, M. Catlin, C. Simonson, B. Strouse, J. Thomas, J, Nichols. ROW 5: J. Perrin, R. Lawlor, P. Wasson, S. Copp, J. O'Bryan, A. DePree, J. Hester, B. Reinheimer, I ?65 W l S benolt B Muller Pancoast OW 2 Uucn S Craumer D Dec er S Rockvve Sproule J Rlmnehart ROW 3 B Cook P Pltnllps V Carrler K Brcckway K Kretsclfmrnann C Behrn N Kane Mrs L Halltday fum 507 ROW I: W. Forsberg, J. Miller, C. Wellngton, J. Eames. ROW 2: M. Nesbtt, A. Buckley, D. Sundstrom, D. Lcuglwrldge, K. Jones, D, Dates, H. Ycunker, B. Uncaplwer, ROW 3: Miss M. Holmes, L. Shay, D. Stickler, J. Heftner, D. Miller, J. Bartlett, S. Hitchens, K. Ostrawski, H. Bruner. ROW 4: A. Olson, A. Wilson Christiansen, J. Pace, J. Hunter, M. Berhannan, R, Peet, L. Arnold. ,H. cam 756 ROW l: L. Yournans, B. Share, E. Folmar A. Keenan, M. Case, Dennis O'Connell J. Tlternelis, M. Bower. ROW 2: M. Gee E, Good, S. Mcllwain, T. Strauss, K Allen, K. Wagner, R. Kurclrtey, A. Hinlcle. ROW 3: G. Davies, M, Panyard, D. Sny- der, F. Viselli, D, Ryan, H. Perrs, K Sltinners. ROW 4: Mr. G. Walizer, L Taft, R. Eddy, P. Wlnrter, L. Butler. 2mm 757 ROW l: R, Slwinners, L. Hickey, D. Yost, J. Strange, Vlce President, G. Herrlicn, B. Mafc, G. Brcwr-, D. Dick- erson. ROW 2: S. Moore, S, French, J. Wheaton, S. Mercla. A. Kruldenier, K. Saunders, J. Rcll, S. Soch. ROW 3: D, Curren, G. Gerow, J. Donahue, J. Bobrik, K. Boyle, D. Cnafnbers, R. Tur- ner. ROW A: A, Knapp, C. Williams, L. Walenta, M. Hogan, 'l'. Mayltood, P. Jones, Mr. W. Arney. .......l962 Zenom 755 ROW l: R, Willis, A. Ames, E. Killigrew F. Gillette, ROW 2: R. Andrews, W Teeters, J. Mertson, J. Schoonover, C Butler, J. Ruocco, E. Carpenter, G Paddock. ROW 3: S. Woodhouse, P Woodruff, C. Fitzgerald, M. Moss, S Lawlor, J. Hycner, W, Roody, J. Mur ray, Mrs. M. Walenta. ROW 4: D. Dan iels, J. Hilligus, D, Miller, J. Van Der veer, R. Miller, F, Storm, C, Kretsclw mann. lt l U Eaam 756' ROW l E Saxbury J Walter L Volpe D Znmer J Keeney B Benson N McUmber M Gnswold W 2 Mrs N Larson H Grldley R Blose Presldenf L Fleldng N Gol ber P DeSl a C Car Treasurer C Richards P Reardon ROW 3 J Antomo F Pnerrr R Thurber C Carozzonl M Cnsco P Hocker R Snyder R Palmer L Rnesbeck V 'f zum 202 R Wl P Seymour D Hall G Shellman ROW 2 C Messenger J Clark M Tlglo O Bong S er J Ward B Hanrahan J Westberry ROW 3 Mrs I Breed P Yoruo J Gouveua D Sherman W Stebbnns F Russo K Phlllps D Dares ROW 4 J Graham A Kramer C Velle J Hammarstrom M Beach M 28 Rchardson N Well R . . L L . ka, 5- 1 - I - I - I 1 - 1 V 1 - 1 4 I - RO : .. ,. ' ,. i- ' g.'i, . i,. iv, . lk- :- ,- - 1. , - ' Q. ,. , . ,. ,- f- ,. - I . , v .' ' J- si . I 1. .. A 1 Y ' ' X Q O 1. ,- ,. . 2. .. , - ,-Dy, , ,. ,, . : ., ,, . ,. ,, , , , . ,, l,, . :. ,. ,. ,. , , , . L 6 6 com 350 7 962 ' .- ROWI Tobey R Galusha P Denson ROW 2 E Bnerwller A Pratt R Maraflot: F Sheld L Russe J Muller C Spauldrng ROW 3 J Posrle J Boylan P Clark D Force E Harrnson B Kruse 'N 0401537 Wl G Mad ,an W Keesxer W Balch ROW 2 C Nessle C Kos ws-c J R sset e R Asle Lo Dowmng M Ru cc ROW 3 P gan N on opoll P Warmg secre ar A e R Brnggs M Kelly Mr G Myfelt 0 fu U U 0 gunna ,Nunn Nvfi .NC com 506 ROW 'lz W. Spak, R. Gee, L, Allison E. Hall, P. Fairman, L. Bates. ROW 2 N. King, P. Robbins, S. Seymour, S Allison, L. Bruner, J. McLean, N. Tobey B. Strange. ROW 3: P. Hood, G. Fisher, T. Reagan, E. Tobey, J. White, K. O'Dell S. Velie, D. O'Brlan. ROW 4: D. Day S. Boylan, Miss J. Young, J. Lynch. ll Q: 'Q f .L. com 505 ROW I: C. Serdula, D. VanWoerf, L Mcllwain, V. Sfeyens, B. Gerharf, M Kilmer, M. Monroe, J. Gcnko. ROW 2 Mr. D. Pleri, H. Rlgby, S. Allen, J Talerlco, R. Bcbrick, W. Poland, F DayePresidenf, R. Loughridge, L, Al drlch, B. Fisher. ROW 3: P. Noyes, D Kapral, P. Hackett, M, Millhollen, S Thornton-Vice-Preslderfig A. Dahlman M. D'Or?enzlo, J. Panyard, J. Wheeler. zoom 552 ROW lz W. Bonning, G. MacBlane, J. Heffner, L, Folmar, T. VanEr1en, D. Reed D. Congdon. ROW 2: S. Vlger, C. Grid- ley, A. Ruocco, D. Matson, A. Fleming, V. Stull, F. Williams, B, Decker. ROW 3: R. Sfickler, R. Brewster, F. Kewley, C. Oliver, B. Laurence, D. Beck, A. Decker, A. Toskanoski. ROW 4: D. Smiley, K. Raynar, J. Carr, G. Baker, M. D. Older, S. Johnson, Miss F, Wilson. 30 cam 555 ROW l: C. Nagrter, M. Wa lcer, C. coast. ROW 2: J. Kcttmtz, J. Bortwller A. Jcrtes, J. Fratarcangelc, J. Mtllwalko- Treasurer, B. Manrtlng, C. Broun, Covtento. RON 3: J. Marrztr, F. Roe, J Bennett, M. l-l.lbolrJt, S. Caudttl, D Force, J. Hlllman, R. Yorto, Miss M Garttert. aam5587 ROW lr S. Rftle. A. Scrmster, D. Ktlll grew-Secretary, K. Mller, C. 'llworrtas M. Loveioy, J. Bowers, N. Garrtmaro ROW 2: J. Braun, P. Cuda, N. Watlcclc R. Sdcsger, R. Black, R. Chaffer, J Turner, Mrs. G. YOUHQSYVCW. ROW 3: V Flslw, D, Henderson, D. Sterglon, L O'Brian, R. Dukes, G. Wlweator, G. May er. T. Sutherland. ROW -1: B. Krlst, W Davfs, L. Ledm, S. Hyland, F. Gardner. ..........7967 40144557 ROW l: A. Mlller, C. Jungqulst, S. Hall ROW 2: B. Storm, R. Dcvvrtlng, R Welch, R. Froehlich, C. Southard, S, Lil ley, G. Ruocco, S. Suttcrt. ROW 3: D Pappas, C. Dalton, J, Rcssette V Blackman, J, Bono, J. Hoffman, Nl. Yost R. Francis, Mr. W, Pfaaclt. ROW -1: M Sulfin, R. Kretschman, M Cecce A Tcstanoslcv, K. Falsey, N Wood A Park, J. Castellarwa, R. Marold. 0 0 0 o 0 n 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 ' 0 0 ' Q Q - com 205 ROW l: B. Lanahan, L. Domal, D. Asiello, G. Hycner, S. Mcllwain, E, King, M. Mericle, L. Orr. ROW 2: H. Crane, L. Travis, P. Rochester, S, Smith, S. Erwin, D, White, M. Graham, W. Saxbury, Mr. H. McOmber. ROW 3: I. Baker, R. Giblin, R. Passetti, J. Tostanoski, N. Apostolou, K, Dunn, F. Shinners, P. Carapella. ROW 4: D. Wilder, C. Lawlor, D. Kellogg, J. Montopoli. com 205 ROW l: M. Rocco, T. Palmieri, P. Nehring, D. Force. ROW 2: J. Kline, D. Bavisotto, E. Mertson, M. Young L. Hoobler, N. Stickler, D. Looms, B. Waaland. ROW 3: R. Green, D. Wasson, G. Wydman, T. Fielding, R Curren, P. Stermer, J. Schroeder, Mr, l. Snyder. ROW 4: C. Johnson, W. Peterson, C. Chowning, T Marmor, A. Driggins, J. Keesler, R. Hawkins. Lift com 206 ROW l: C. Coger-Secretary, H. Fleming D. Wexell, T, Healy, B. Swan, l. Bisel ROW 2: M. Payne-Treasurer, C. lraggi C. Eggersdorf, Y. Young, C. Shelanskey C. Stcwell, V. Gaylord, E. Kennedy ROW 3: M. Wagner, R. Sreyens, R Johnson, D. Davies, P. Brady, G. Scully D. Gornsey, M. Nelson, Miss C. Janus ROW 4: B, Lon, M. M.hallco, G. Clark son, J. Riesbeck, J. Mehall, J. Knesel J. Knowlton, R, Russo. .4 cam 252 ROW l: D, Wetherbee, E. Reagan, S, Loveicy, N. Kennerf, V. Kolcun, J. Zu- baly, C. Jackson. ROW 2: J. Suffin C. White, D. Krebs, R, Smith, C, Ryder, J. Colacecchi, J. Waterman, Mrs. E Thomas. ROW 3: J. Donegan, T. John son, T. Cosgrove, G. Tobey, L. Sher- man, W. Burguess, D. Wheaton, S. Mill hollen. ROW 4: J. Helm, J. Barry, R Russo, P, Frey-Vice-President, J. Billing ron. ...J960 X-jg . , ,mpgs com 204 ROW lc T. Kelly, P. Fields, A. Drew C. Baird, M. Johnson, T. Woodward ROW 2: D. Roe, C. Hill, L. Schoonover C. Winner, T. Merrick F. Soich, R. Myers R. Holme. ROW 3: W. Mafrison, D. Van Ellen, S, Levanfovich, D. Schaller, P Grannan, J. Eberenz, R. Crisco, J. Kirk Mrs. V. Rhodes. ROW 4: M. Paisley, J Halch-Presidenrg B. Barker, D. Carlineo C. Castner, M. V. Tunney, N. Murphy D. O'Shariick, A. Sorge. -1 Xl- gi Qi 091 WWW I I Q D951 4. ac 5. p Q Q6 .os -' -f 1' -.sr Q U lwilvlvtn dnlllgnu I 1225.275 .-You H ,gllyblq 'r,.un., I xv' k k ...Aff L'-J '-ft, bf' A i'f :. ' FRONT ROW: O. Ostebo, A. Antoniades, J. Sproule, J. Gorman, P. Wheaton, P. Mcllwain, D. Levantovich, R. Graham, K. Bruner, C. Stebbins. ROW 2. R. Martin, J. Hoffman, E. Mertson, B. Waaland, D. Wetherbee, S. Erwin, D. Gorman, K. Recktenwald, T. Klokus, C. Yournans. ROW 2: P- Johnson, D. Van Woert, K. Miller, S. Caudill, B. Barker. ROW 4: D. Davies, L. Fielding, E. Bierwiler, E. Folmar, Mrs. J. Kresge, R. Abel, Mr. W. Miller, D. Zimar, A. Kruidenier, S. Dyer. ls there a second for that motion? President Donald Levantovich often asked this to conclude business at hand for the Student Council. A Code of Ethics tor the C.F.A. students was the highlight ofthe year's work. It was drawn up by the council, aided by the student body, and presented to the students for approval in an assembly. It is hoped that each C.F.A. student will make this his personal code for living. Have you noticed any improvement in the appearance ot our school and the grounds? We hope so. This was the goal of the Council Clean-Up Campaign for Corning Free Academy. Did you enioy the exchange of school assemblies? This was the result of the Tri-Student Council. A special vote of thanks to Mrs. Kresge, the patient and extremely helpful advisor of the Student Council. OFFICERS: Vice-President, R. Graham, Treasurer, K. Bruner, President, D. Levanfovich. Absent: Parliamentarian, P. Wheaton and Secretary, P. Mcllwain. J W . . f.fQiT ', ' 1-1 ' f ' 313 ,Q FRONT ROW: S. McKibben, P. Goliber, S. Porter, J. Kewley, P. Wheaton, S. Fairman, K. Walsh, D, McCarron. ROW 2: M. J. Richardson, B Waaland, B. Lanahan, M. Baldino, S. Wilson, A. Reed, K. Keating, D. Roe, K. Tunney, Mrs. E. Thomas, D. Wexell, Mr. W. Miller. ROW 3: P Frey, R. Graham, T. Fielding, M. Johnson, O. Ostebo, J. Gorman, W. Allen, F. Seibel, K. Dunn, T, Woodward. ROW 4: J. Falk, M. Crissy, K Recktenwald, L. Marold, M. Marty, C. Brown, K. Bruner, P. Rochester, V. Kirkland. This year our chapter of the National Honor Society marked its silver anniversary. The officers presiding over this commemorated year were President, Perry Wheaton, Vice-President, Joseph Kewleyg Secretary, Susan Fairman and Treasurer, Sandra Porter. At the Fall Assembly eight seniors were inducted into the society. ln March, seniors and juniors were picked as before, but in a special program celebrating the twenty-five Years C. F. A. has been a chapter of the Na- tional Honor Society. Tvvo former members were present for the program, Mrs, Josephine Gustina Seibel, Class of 1936, and guest speaker, Raymond K. Smith, Class of l94l. Mrs. Thomas has been advisor to the group since its origin in 1934. 'Q 37 38 .2 Q -J. FRONT ROW: S. Fairman, K. Recktenwald, G. Gigliello, K. Bradley, C. lraggi, M. Johnson, K. Bruner, P. Goliber, K. Walsh, J. Gorman, J. Kewley, S. McKibben, C. Brown, M. J. Richardson, R. Hood, J. Mihalko, J. A. Falk. ROW 2: V, Kirkland, M. Crissy, D. P. Kosty, J. Spaulding, F. Seibel, P. Wheaton, A. Rotsell, K. Keating, P. Long, C. Hill, C. Jackson, M. Mihalko, D. Looms, B. Waaland, B. Lanahan, M. Graham, L, Travis. ROW 3: P. Rochester, J. Waterman, G. Ruocco, S. Caudill, D. Henderson, J. White, J. McLean, L. Bruner, S. Heyn, P, DeSilva, C. Clark, R .Abel, T. Woodward. ROW 4: Miss F. Webb, L. Allison, L, Fielding, R. Bloise, J. Boyian, N. Goliber, A. Keenan, D. Zimar. THEATER GUILD l prithee come hither, ye fellow stu- dents of Corning Free Academy, whilst l tell thee of the wonders of the year that hath past. Seriously, t h e C.F.A. Theater Guild has has a very suc- cessful year. The year started with the p l a y Exclusive Model which was presented in an as- sembly. The make- up for the Christmas Pageant and the Sen- ior Play was applied by the Theater Guild. Also the Alfred Players displayed their talents in a public showing of The Merchant of Venice and later in the year Dr. Mort Clark of Alfred State Technical School was guest speaker. ln the spring, a play was taken to the Alfred Play Festival and a play was presented in assembly. Heading the cast of officers was: Peter Goliber, President, Karen Bruner, Vice-President: Maynard Johnson, Treasurer: Constance lraggi, Secretary and Miss Frances Webb, advisor. G. Wheaton, Di. Wasson, C. Stebbins, L. Fielding. f-4' X OLD MEMBERS-FRONT ROW: K. Bruner, P. Keating, S. McKibben, J. Gorman, S. Porter, J. Kewley, ROW 2: S. Fairman, K. Keating, S, Swen- son, M. Johnson, J. Mihallco. ROW 3: J. Crane, J, A. Saunders, K. Walsh, P. Wheaton, A. Antcniades, R. Woodhouse, Mrs. J, Kresge. l The French Club or Le Cercle Francais began the year by electing new officers from the remaining old members. Those chosen were Presi- dent, Stannard McKibben: Vice-President, John Gorman, Secretary- Treasurer, Sandra Porter. Mrs. Kresge is faculty advisor. The main pur- pose of Le Cercle Francais, is to acquaint American students with the people of France and to give them a better understanding of that coun- try. This purpose is also achieved by the club's support of a French boy through the Save the Children's Federation. The club supports him by selling stationery twice a year. - Q 5 r Q X IFIVS- W NEW MEMBERS-FRONT ROW: A Driggins, W. Fisher. ROW 2: J Waterman, B, Lanahan, D. Dooty M. Baldino, S. Wilson, C. Stowell N. Wood, N. Tobey, J. Mihalko ROW 3: M. Marty, L. Marold, C Castner, E. Mertscri, M. L. Graham S. Velie, N. King, D. Roe, P Rochester, ROW 4: D. Carlineo, R Farnccmb, F. Abel, B. Barker, R Russo. smyg J, ' 1 -i- FRONT ROW1 J- Cfane, M4 Y0fl0, B- Hafifalian, J. Spart, K. Keating, M. J. Richardson, S. Wilson, S. Porter, M. Crissy, N. Hall, G. Aug, B. Schosger, P. Wheaton, W. Cassidy, J. Enderle. ROW 2: M. Payne, B. Waaland, G, Gigliello, M. Marty, M. Billington, A. Rotsell, C. Brown, K. Recktenwald, L. Marold, S. Swenson, K. Bruner, V. Kirkland, J. Mihalko. ROW 3: P. Rochester, J. Waterman, J. Zubaly, 4 ' I . ROW D. O'Shanick, S. Erwin, L. Carleton, D. Asiello, M. Johnson, C. Jackson, D. Wexell, Miss E. Clute, Mrs. V. Rhodes, Mrs. M. Wa enta ii J, Kline, L. Domal, D. Roe. ROW 5: Mr. K. Fielding, G. Ruocco, G. Mihalko, L. Bruner, K. Miller, D, Killigrew, M. Kilmer, A. Dahlman, . Older, J. Braun, G. Fisher, N. Wood, As our airplane flies on in our tour of C. F. A., we glimpse a picture of Academy's largest literary accomplishment-the STATOR, our yearbook. The STATOR staff, headed by Sandra Porter as Editor-in-Chief, is divided into smaller staffs, each with a specific duty. The literary staff, advised by Mrs. Walenta, writes articles about various school clubs and activities. Marilyn Crissy, Business Manager, Sandra Wilson, Circulation Manager, and the business staff handle subscriptions, advertisements and circulation. Mr. Fielding is the Business Advisor and Mrs. Rhodes is Assistant Business Advisor. Mary Jay Richardson, Art Editor, and Sandra f Porter planned the format of the book with Miss Clute advis- M ing on the content. The sketches which add to any book were 1 drawn by Mary Jay. Norma Hall and her typing staff, advised by Miss Frenzel, prepared the contents of the book for publica tion. And now we continue with our trip through the school. 'Zak .. -yv 1 - 1 1 FRONT ROW: F. Seibel, J. Kewley, B. Hanrahan, J. Crane, K. Keating, C. Stowell, T. Smith, P. Wheaton, K. Bruner, J. Falk, S. Parsons S. Stover, C, Brown, N. Hall, K. Recktenwald, S. Swenson, J. Endeile, T. Klokus, S. Porter. ROW 2: K. Tunney, S. Kostka, J. Saunders, P McUrnber, P. Mcllwain, S. Herr, S. Fairman, M. Marty, M. Billington, A. Rotsell, M. Baldino, S. Wilson, M, Crissy, R. Hood, O Ostebo, J. Gorman, R. Condella. ROW 3: C. Coger, E. Reagan, J. Kline, M. Payne, B. Waaland, J. Zubaly, D. O'Shanick, S. Erwin, D Asiello, J. Sutfin, C. Winner, N. Murphy, L. McDermott, E. Mertson, D. Wexell, K. Walsh, P. Grannan, S. McKibben, Mr. P. Dewey G. Wheaton. ROW 4: D. Dean, Mrs. M. Stowell, V. Gaylord, P. Rochester, J. Waterman, D. Roe, D. Wetherbee, T. Merrick, V. Kolcun C. Castner, C. lraggi, M. Nelson. ROW 5: Miss F. Wilson, N. Tobey, L. Bruner, D. Killigrew, M. Kilmer, M. Older, A. Ruocco. ROW 6 Miss E. Corwin, R. Abel, V. Carroll, P. Hood, D. Stergion, J. Mihalko, C. Serdula, N. Goliber, J, Braun, N. Wood, P. Hocker, A. Hinkle J. Gottko, C, Dalton, Miss M. Holmes, Mr. J. Postle. Calling all reporters. Yes this was the call at the be- ginning of this school year. New members were selected from Senior high and two from the Junior high through tryouts. The heads ot the seven departments, selected at the close of the last year, are: Editor-in-chief, Joanne Falk, Feature Editor, Sandra Stover, News Editor, Karen Bruner, Sports Editor, Perry Wheaton, Art Editor, Cynthia Stowell, Photography Editor, Maynard Johnson, Business Manager, Sally Parsons, Circulation Manager, Theone Smith, and Typing Editor, Patricia McUrnber. This year tour publications, including the annual June issue dedi- cated to the outgoing class, were edited. Our many thanks to the advisors who helped prepare the paper for the press, and who gave much advice to the staffs. These advisors are: Miss Marion Holmes, Chairman, Miss Enola Corwin, Miss Clara Frenzel, Mr. James Postle, Mrs. Melba Stowell, and Miss Florence Wilson. 1 I 1 Gif ,4 I -at 'l U- . 1' 4 LLJAJ The officers ot this year's F.T.A. included Jack Spaulding, President, Gail Aug, Vice-President, Mary Baldino, Secretary, Page Rochester, Treasurer, June Braun, Historian, Barbara Dovvning, Parliamentarian, and Geraldine Ruocco, Songleader. Miss Ruth Haradon served as advisor. The F.T.A. held meetings every other Wednesday noon and among the activities presented were re- ports on teaching, talks by teachers, and movies. FRONT ROW: P. Rochester, M, Baldino, S. Wilson, J. Spaulding, G. Aug, B. Downing, J. Braun, G. Ruocco. ROW 2: D. O'Shanick, C, Bollen, M. Kelly, C, Jackson, C. Gulliver, J, Mihalko, S. Parsons, B. Schosger, ROW 3: S. Heyn, D. Stergion, V. Stevens, S. Viger, A. Dahlman, D. Van Woert, P. Hocker. ROW 4: K. Allen, P. Hood, S. Allison, C, Fitzgerald, P. Hackett. ROW 5: Miss R. Haradon, N. Wood, N. Goliber, E. Tobey, R. Palmer. Oafff' FRONT ROW: N, Tuttle, K. Bradley, A. Rotsell, J. Crane, G, Gigliello, A. Reed, L. McDermott, K. Reclctenvvald, L. Travis, Mrs. H. Farr, J, McLean. ROW 2: V. Fish, S. Warner, L. Domal, J. Driggins, A. Sorge, K. Keating, J. Ellett, D. Wetherbee, G. Fisher, D. Henderson. ROW 3: C. Baird, C. Shelan- skey, J. Zubaly, M. Nelson, V, Kolcun, B. Waaland, S. Smith, M. Ruocco, B. Fisher. ROW 4: D. Dean, S. Sutton, L. Mcllvvain, C. Jungquist. ROW 5: N. Tobey, M, Love- ioy, S. Lilley, C. Gridley, D. Matson, M. Older, K. Falsey, A. Ruocco, C. Serdula, S. Hall. nn. 42 X. Q Many worthy projects were carried out by the Future Nurses during the '58-'59 year under the leadership of Mrs. Helen C. Farr. The club cheered Mount Morris patients by preparing favors and presents for them at Thanksgiving and Christmas. Under the able leadership of Louise Mc- Dermott, President, Geraldine Gigliello, Vice-President, Kath- leen Recktenvvald, Secretary, Agnes Sorge, Treasurer, and Ann Reed, Historian, the club fulfilled the requirements of those aspiring for the noble professions in medicine. . ' .4 I FRONT ROW: M. Payne, K. Tunney, K. Bradley, B. Lanahan, J. Falk, E. Mertson, S. Porter, P. Keating, M. Tunney. ROW 2: Mrs. R. Sears, A. Reed, S. Allison, S. Dyer, J. Mertson, J. Strange, J. Bierwiler, K. Saunders, N, Tobey. Row 3. M. Johnson, N. Wood, C. ' Serdula, K. Bruner, E. Reagan, N. Watlock, B. Waaland, V. Carroll. 1 vu f . V Meetings for this club are held Wednesday of each week during the activity period. Each girl spends at least one period during the week shelving books, aiding in circulation work, and processing magazines. Also, every girl offers her services to a teacher, and aids in selecting books for special topics, for different classes. At the annual banquet new officers were tapped by the outgoing officers who were: President, Jo Ann Falk, Vice-President, Barbara Lanahan, Secretary-Treasurer, Elaine Mertson, and Historian, Sandra Porter. Mrs. Sears is the advisor of the club. FRONT ROW: G. Tobey, C. Steb- bins, F. Seibel, M. Sutfin, Mrs. R Sears. ROW 2: G. Brown, P. Frey, T. Marmor, R. Giblin, J. Kewley, G. Wheaton, P. Wheaton, T. May- hood. gage' Staff Film strips? Film projector? Yes, l'lI bring them right up! These words are uttered innumerable times by members of this helpful organization, assisting the teachers and the whole student body. Combining fun and service to the school the boys successfully accomplish both, under the urer. Mrs. Ruth Sears, our school librarian, is the club advisor. leadership of Fred Seibel, President, Charles Stebbins, Vice- President, Gary Tobey, Secretary, and Michael Sutfin, Treas- I .A group of high school students, under the direction of Mr. George Myfelt, have taken the initiative to form a club which helps them carry out individually big scientific proiects. At the same time, the club is educating them in the use ot radio activity detection. The members of this group are preparing themselves for a scientific future. Hang on, America, get ready for new progress through these pioneers. I I g I fi. FRONT ROW: Mr. G, My felt, S. Fairman, K, Walsh T. Woodward, D. McCar ron, W. Jackson, K, Dunn ROW 2: R. Hood, J. Eber enz, T. Marmor. FRONT ROW: P. Keating, D. Geisler, J. Driggins, P. Long, M. Yorio, J. Falk, P, Wheaton, P. Frey, J, Kewley, P. Goliber, W. Allen. ROW 2: Miss J. A. Young, R. Moss, F. Kewley, G. Tobey, J. Hoffman, G, Wydman, C. Dalton, S. Caudill, J. Colaceechi, W. Cassidy. The voice of the Bulldogs heard every day over the P.A. system at C.F.A. was organized in autumn under the guidance of Miss Janet Young. The major purpose of this club is to instruct its members in the proper use of the Public Address System. This purely service club which is limited to twenty members is led by President, Perry Wheaton, Vice-President, Peter Frey, Secre- tary-Treasurer, JoAnne Falk. A project carried on successfully this year was the sale of candy for operating expenses and contributions to the scholarship fund. Club pins were presented to the members of the club in recogni- tion of the time and efforts which they have willingly devoted to the club, 'LZ FRONT ROW J Ward G Tompklns ROW 2 J Drlgguns C Brown C Stowell M Ruchard son W Lanclsborough D Roe S Parsons ROW 3 L Schoonover B Lott M Graham J Sutfln ean J Boylan D Zlmar J Bra 'Sul i' The Art Service Club under e supervnsron of Mrss Elsne Clute chose as therr offucers Mary Jay Rlchardson as Presndent Cynthna Stowell Vuce Presudent Dlanne Roe Secretary Wlllram Landsborough as Publlclty Charrman The members have been of serv :ce on prolects for school organrza trons and our communnty These have Included posters signs charts and the holiday decoratnons Trrps to the Glass Center unter school teas wnth Northside and an d P J hnson M Johnson T Reynolds N Johnson E Jones F Sh eld RO end of the year pucnnc have hugh lrghted the year FRONT ROW G Madtgan K Walsh C Youmans W Casst y o H k ROW 3 Mr J Postle R Marafot: J Hammarstrom C Htll L Travts B Schosger A Pratt R Curren S Farrman J Eberenez P oc er oyle J Bcytan ar e L RU5 t e et as much klck out of beung photographed as Well here we are the Shutter bugs Belseve at or no w g we do In photographung Of course, takrng pnctures for the school paper and yearbook are not our only actlvutnes R lds Durung the year we elected the following officers Presrdent, Maynard Johnson, Vrce Presrdent, Tom eyno d h l J h Under the dlrectnon of Mr Postle a successful year was engoye Treasurer, Neal Johnson ,Secretary, P y Iss o nson 14 ' T 1 Q4 , I L K7 . T2 A xl' B' : 107. IQ? ' V ' O . 2 N, . Y 1 , J A 4 Z , J J Ns, lf 1 'H' IA -' t A 4 Y A , I 1 . A ' th : . r - 1 . , . ', 5 A I I D-D f' ', .4 ,. un. 1 l J I V , 7 W I . . ' - Treasurerg and Cynthia Brown as T ,S , . wig . ' lx . . . K il N , , I . T , K U I I s ' ' . V. i V l : . ' , . , . , . ' , . , . , . , , , , , , i . Klflffllf- lf- 1- V. ,. '.,. ,. . Z., ,. ',. K, B , . ' , J. Sp f, A. Rots II, . set. W2J Hadiell' ffcbe FRONT ROW: C. Youmans, S. Resue, L. Jewell, S. Diana, S. Bobrick. ROW 2: K. Kennedy, J, Zylowski, R. Ab- bey, D. Hall, Miss M, Gantert, S. Stover, S. Kostka, P. Johnson, R. Domal S. L Caflelon' ,hi . D. Smll Long. han' Ko. 3' B. Hanra YOT Niarwf . nan, Nl- r'f. M' D. Gm Un-uber, 'l'.SpaY N- Hall' y P. MC. 3 Whlme l Henle I xrwaifh ' . C, Nxc , Nxiss S P. RQNNA T yclolw ' FRONT ROW 21 I Dictation, anyone? This might be a familiar saying among the future sec- retaries ofthe Secretarial Club which meets once a month. The activities throughout the year have included speakers, films and film strips, book and magazine reports, and field trips. The aim ofthe Secretarial Club is to widen the experience and know- ledge of the students so as to understand more fully the requirements of the busi- ness world. The following officers were elected during the year: President, Marcia Marty, Vice-President, Mary Ann Yorio, and Secretary-Treasurer, Barbara Hanrahan. Miss Clara Frenzel directed the activities of the Club. A service club that was formed iust this year is the Office Service Club. This group, made up of girls taking Office Practice, specializes in doing typing and mimeographing iobs for the faculty. Keeping the club running are Lila Jewell, President, Charlotte Youmans, Corresponding Secretary, Sally Diana, Recording Secretary, Sylvia Resue, Treasurer, Sandra Bobrick, Work Organizer and Miss Marie Gantert, Advisor. F ueatedfal Y' 'Cav' as 06' Y .J K7 5-ev-' -1' J., D6 QB FRONT ROW: L. Marold, S. Wilson, M. Baldino, S. Fairman, K. Bruner, J. Gorman, K. Recktenwald, T. Klokus, C. Youmans. ROW 2: P. Johnson, D. Roe, C. Stowell, C. Jackson, L. Carleton, J. Spart, B. Hanrahan, M. Crissy, J. Crane, P. Keating. ROW 3: D. O'Shanick, B. Lanahan, M. Johnson, K. Keating, K. Bradley, A. Rotsell. ROW 4: A. Dahlman, N. King, M, Maricle, J. Braun, D. Henderson, R. Hood. ROW 5: J. Enderle, D. Wexell, J. Spaulding, M. Samuels, Mr. G. Walizer, N. Johnson. I.. fn J' ,ylltg rP all' J . 4-'Q ...-f '- .Q fl JL? l F gps' 4- ' Just recently another club was formed at C.F.A.-the Math Club. Its constitution was approved by the Stu- dent Council and at once the group of math enthusiasts went into action. One of the first projects for the mem- bers was learning how to use the slide rule efficiently. Other principles and theories of math not covered in the classroom were touched upon. Mrs. Rhodes and Mr. McOmber are the advisors. Have you heard the latest news? You can be fairly certain that the members of C.F.A.'s Senior High Cur- rent Events Club have. This group, under the guidance of Mr. Gerald Walizer, meets whenever it has a chance and discusses recent happenings throughout the world. They are thus to be better history students and better citizens of the United States of America. Keeping the club running smoothly were: John Gorman, President, Kathleen Recktenwald, Vice-President, and Karen Bruner, Secretary-Treasurer. 47 w s- . . i FRONT ROW: K, Ward, S. Burns, D. Sundstrom, R. Kelm, C. Nordberg, P. Wasson, W. Roe, Mrs. N, Drew, R. Sanders. ROW 2: Nl. Ellison, S. Perrin, M, Hopkins, T. Rochester, M. Mihalko, L. Shay, C. Behrn, L. Holmes. The Junior High Student Council, because of the busy schedule this year has had difficulty in finding a time to meet. This organization is composed of the four officers elected by the Junior High Student Body in addition to homeroom representatives chosen by each homeroom in Junior High. The officers for 1958-1959 are: President, Robert Sanders, Vice-President, Leroy Holmes, Sec- retary, Lucinda Shay, Treasurer, Russell Kelm. This organization voted to give two pictures to teachers in the school. One went to Miss Steward's room and the other to Mrs. Larson. A project for this year was the selling of C. F. A. Bulldog pens. The council also had charge of setting up committees for the Spring Social Hour which was held for seventh and eighth graders on May 9. W ' FRONT ROW: P. Wasson, J. Driggins, A. Buckley, A. Wilson, J, Hester, J. Bong, D. Lott, R. Kelm, W. Reinheimer, J. Webb, T Rochester. ROW 2: J. Thomas, J, Sproule, J. Gottko, R. Lawlon, M. Nesbitt, H. Bruner, M. Nesbitt, A. Dockerty, A. De Pree, L Shay, Mrs. E. Corwin. ROW 3: J. Seymour, J. Bartlett, G. Sellard, R. Drew, L. Keenan, S. Simonson, B. Cook, K. Brockwa , K. Kies, Y D. Decker, P. Johnson, S. Craumer, V. Carrier, S. Sturdevant, N. Rouse. ROW 4: Miss R. Haradon, M, Brown, P. Pancoast, J. Jacoby N. Kane, N. Ellett, S. Rockwell, M. Berhannan, C. Harrington, L. Frances. Under the direction of its officers, President, Victoria Carrier, Vice-President, Nancy Rouse, Sec- retary, Lucinda Shay, and Librarian William Reinheimer, the Eighth Grade Dramatics Club has pro- gressed toward a better understanding and greater enioyment of the theatrical arts. Several plays, including Housework and Going Steady have been presented by the members, and demonstra- tions in the field of make-up have been held. The Theatre Guild will indeed be fortunate to have these eighth graders as future members. C. Oliver, F. Kefvley, P. Fair man, J. Hoffman. aan- eau ff X 'X 2 Z'-' r 42 The barbershop quartet, organized two years ago by Mr. Mitchell, has had a busy year. The boys have sung at Rockvvell's banquet and other area activities. The quartet calling themselves the Four Teens has served the school in many ways, singing at affairs such as the Sophomore Class Party. Although inconvenient to meet at such an early hour, the Blendaires under the direction of Mr. Mitchell, met once a week at seven forty-five. Through these informal rehearsals the girls practiced numbers to sing for the school assemblies, concerts and various other programs. GY SITTING: B. Waaland. STANDING: Mr. D. Mitchell, D. Davies. 'I 2 O w H 1 Q i ' . , . , l LJ + FREE 'Q' 2 1 iw -44 4 FRONT ROW: J. Kirk, J. Mihalko, C. Coger, S. Parsons, J. DeVoe, P. Hood, J. Waterman, A, Dahlman, N. King, B. Waaland, S. Fairman. ROW 2: P. Walsh, J. Perrin, D. King, G. Paddock, P. Stergion, T. Merrick, B. McLellan, D. Matson, D. Van Woert, L, Bruner, J. Mihalko, C. Dalton, P. Rochester. ROW 3: V. Venn, R. Thompson, M. Hopkins, R. Winner, B. Lawrence, M. Case, R. Kelm, C. Lawhead, J. Roll, S. Boyian, K. Jones, F. Clapp, J. Barry, R. Bloise, D. Beck, P. Fairman, S. Wilson, J. Hoffman. ROW 4: H. Bruner, P. Lawrence, R. Kelm, J. Baird, D. Stergion. ROW 5: S. Heyn, W. Landsborough, G, Roll, W. Dorman, D. Youngstrom, S. Ka hl, T. Poland, L. Phillip, R, Hood, K, Dunn, F. Viselli, J. Githler, W. Travis, R. Thurber, T. Barry, L. Barker, T. Rochester, L, Dunn, C, Oliver, J. Eberen z, W. Stebbins, F. Kewley. ff Ecard, FRONT ROW: J, Kirk, J. Milhalko, T. Merrick, B. McLellan, C. Dalton, P. Rochester, B. Waaland, S. Fairman. ROW 2: C. Coger, S. Parsons, P. Walsh J. Perrin, D. King, R. Hood, K, Dunn, J. Barry, R. Bloise, D. Beck, P, Fairman, D. Matson, S. Wilson, J, Milhalko, J, Hatch. ROW 3: D. Young Strom, W. Landsborough, S. Heyn, C. Oliver, F. Kewley, J. Hoffman. it yy! Q I ? , 1 J A l This year's Senior Band, under the direc- tion of Mr. Edward Walsh and assistance of Mr. Jack Rossi, has had a very busy schedule. They have played for ice-cream socials, greeted Santa Claus, met two distinguished people, Mr. Nelson Rockefeller and Mr. Averell Harriman, opened the United Fund Drive, marched on Memorial Day, and en- tertained during the half-time at football games. Among the selections played this year are: The Glow Worm, selections from Show Boat, My Fair Lady, Swing Your Partner, and Dance of the Hours. Officers of the band for the year are: John Hoffman, President, Robin Hood, Vice- President, Sally Parsons, Secretary-Treasurer, Page Rochester, Librarian, and Fred Kewley, Stage Manager. Selected from the Senior band is a smaller group known as the Assembly Band. This organization, under the student direction of John Hoffman played for the first Honor Society assembly of the year and also for other assemblies throughout the year. ...li- B. Lott, B. Strange, J. Sutfin, D. Wetherbee, P. Johnson, T. Smith, C. Winner , s . ' R E W f L - l l 5 g i ' l l Q . i ' . . .ly O I FRONT ROW: R. Marafiofi, S. Moore, M. D. Older, B. Hamilton, N, Mehl, R. Abel. ROW 2: A. Drew, S. Warner, P. Woodruff, J. Kline, C. Williams L. Pagley, J. Hackett, P. Carozzoni, L. Kenney. ...s.......,.. 54 0 ' 2 J F Q . rf will 1 V . A V f Q C a 1 .Q ' ' ' 1 7 A, J. f L ' Pit. . I f k . 5 i' lUV'WM 5 . iii 1- ,. M PQ O . .W Q o noone toons '5lCl',Q sqo'. oo' 5 -oo0', son' go ,o FRONT ROW: R. Hood, R. Marafioti, A. Wilson, N. King, A. Dahlman, C. Dalton, P. Rochester, L. Shay, C. Castner. ROW 2: A. Drew, S. Moore, J. Kline, R. Abel. ROW 3: M. D. Older, C. Oliver, F. Kewley, B. McLellan, J. Barry, D. Beck, S. Parsons, J. Kirk, J. Perrin, J. Milhalko, P. Woodruff, S. Warner. ROW 4: W. Landsborough, D. Youngstrom, W. Dor- man, S. Kahl, K. Dunn, F. Viselli, P. Carazzoni. The Senior Orchestra has been on the program of many of the events at Corn- ing Free Academy. lt has provided the entertainment between acts of the Senior Play, the music before the tapping in the National Honor Society assembly, and the processional and recessional marches at Commencement. Also, the orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Edward Walsh and assistance of Mr. Jack Rossi, gave a con- cert in May. tfl .itfl 7716 4f A .1 - FRONT ROW: J. Falk K. Kennedy, N. Tuttle, S. Resue, J. Saunders, L. Carleton, M. Johnson, L. Mcllwain. ROW 2: D. Roe, M. Tunney D. Dean, S. Swenson: C. Millard, T. Klokus, C, Golliver, M. Richardson, K. Recktenwald. ROW 3: W. Peterson, B. Lanahan, J. Bower C. Iraggi, M. Nelson, C. Jackson, J. Kline, M. Maricle, C. Hill, J. Drake, E. Tobey, R, Asiello, R. Turner, P. Fairmari, D. Fleming. ROW A M. Cecce, K. Miller, G. Ruocco, L. Orr, N. Tobey, M. Older, ROW 5: S. Allen, B. Fisher, C. Gridley, J. Kirk, S. Hall. V. ' We-.. V V' . w .V 1 ' , ,M 9---...,,,,M - V. .. . i ...MV FRONT ROW: A. Reed, P. Mcllwain, J. Milhalko, S. Parson, J. Driggins, C, Coger, D. Wetherbee, H. Fleming. ROW 2: D. Looms, Y. Young, E. Jones, L. McDermott, N. Johnson, K. Walsh, W. Cassidy, R. Hood, H. Gridley. ROW 3: D. Killigrew, J. Milhalko, L. Bruner, H. Rigby, B. Waaland, E. King, J. Waterman, P. Rochester. ROW 4: D. Henderson, P. Hood, C. Thomas, C. Serdula, V. Fish, S. Viger, A. Tostanoski, G. Brown. ROW 5: S. Johnson, S. Caudill, G. Fisher, F. Kewley, M. Suttin, A. Hinkle. ROW 6: R. Pello, R. Cleveland, C. Dalton, D. Beck, J. Hoffman, J. Lynch, F. Viselli. Beginning this year, the Senior High Glee Club has a new look. Its first and biggest change is its name, The Senior Mixed Chorus. Secondly, it is comprised of a smaller and more selective group of students. Mr. Donald Mitchell is the choral director and has done a fine iob with the chorus. The concert in May was well received by C. F. A. and the public. The club has been kept running smoothly by the director with the assistance of the officers-Maynard Johnson, President, Sally Parsons, Secretary, and Yvonne Young and Cora Sue Millard, Librarians. . sg T7 ?g as ly FRONT ROW- S Wilson J Mihallco F Seibel J Hoffman BACK ROW' P Fairman C Stebbins D Beck C Oliv r F K .. ,. ,. ,. . .. ,. ,. ,.e,.ew- ley, K. Walsh, M. J. Richardson. STANDING: J. Kewley. The Academy Melodiers was formed to provide an opportunity for music students to become acquainted with dance music. This wide-awake group practices each Monday morning at 7:30 under the competent leadership of Mr. Jack Rossi. Our dance band has rendered its tuneful music at various dances and was a part of an exchange assembly program with Northside and Painted Post High Schools. . Q. - ' FRONT ROW: R. Winner, K, Waaland, A. Dockerty' J. Gottlio. ROW 2: K. Ward, J. Sproule, A. DePree, C, Behm, M. Oliver, B. Belknap. . 'g . ' - F tml-L 'Av-'L' ,, qt' , , ROW ll E. Framen, C. Behm J Bo ian, S. F l B . , . y omar, . Merrills, P. Daniels, M. Wills, R. Winner, A. Olson, H. Gentry, J. Kewley, G. Sel- lard, P. Peckham, M. Conrad, M. Tawney, K. Ward, C. Nordberg. ROW 2: C. Kosinski, S. Brockway, C. Holmes, B. Benson, L. You- mans, A. Dockerty, M. Nesbitt, P. Johnson, V. Venn, P. Walsh, J. DeVoe, J. Baird, C. Cunningham, D. Palmer, K. Waaland, A. Kruid- enier, S. Perrin, J. Clarkson. ROW 3: M. Gee, M. Canterini, M. Lawrence, S. Marmor, N. Ellett, J. Gottko, M. Nesbitt, H. Bruner, J. Mc- Ilwain, N. Mehl, M Cross, D. Darmstadt, .l. Barlett, P. Wesley, S. Randall, L. Kelly, A, Hamilton, K. Luke. ROW 4: C. Myers, G. Elli son, C. Mylo, R. Belknap, N. Brockway, D. Davis, S. Litteen, C. Hoffman, L. Emerson, R. Drew, M. Ellison, C. Johnson, L. Kenney, A. DePree, P. Reynolds, L. Pagley. ROW 5: C. Harrington, M. Berhannan, L. Francis, M. Rocco, C. Simonson, M. Brown, B. Cook, K. Huff, J. Gridley, V. Carrier, M. Oliver. ffm' ' WWWMHM J , 'S min ll la ' ' ' i' lQ 1,,'. ' lla' 3 P .. t - x , AI 'Q if-I 'X -1 A we 7 ROW l: D. Youngstrom, E. Wheaton, D. Wheeler, J. Fleming, R. Betts, A. Buckley, R. Perry, J. Driggins. ROW 2: J. Bong, R. Rotsell, A. Maio, C. Lawhead, S. Allen, L. Holmes, J. Sturdevant, A. Tuttle, G. Drane. ROW 3: G. Palmer, R. Carl, D. King, F. Roe, R. Kelly, S. Ayers, M. Hopkins, L. Martin, R. Gulliver, J. Thomas, T. Rochester. ROW 4: J. Neally, P, Wasson, C, Ryder, D, Mayhood, J. Mattison. Stop 06161 FRONT ROW: N. Tobey, B. Strange, B. Lott, R. Bloise, J. Hatch, C. Stebbins, J. Hoffman. ROW 2: C. Clark, M. J. Richardson, B. Waaland, M. Sutfin, R. Graham, J. Lynch, G. Wydman, Mr. I. Snyder. During this school year a new code of honor for athletes was introduced in an assembly to students at C.F.A. This code is known as the Corning Free Academy Athletic Code. A committee of students in grades 9-I2, teachers, coaches, members of the school board, members of the PTA and others formulated this code which is a basis of conduct for our athletes. The main function of the Committee is to serve as a jury to try those who have broken the Code. CORNING FREE ACADEMY ATHLETIC CODE I am proud of my responsibility as a member of a team representing Corning Free Academy and I shall try to the best of my ability to compete by this code. I. I will play to win, my opponent deserves my best. 2. I shall play fair, the greatest lost is to win unfairly. 3. I will not quit, a winner never quits and a quitter never wins. Mr. Robert Duncan, Mrs. Natalie Wood, Mr. Joseph Littleton-CFA. I938, Mr. Robert 4' l Wlll Wln Wllhoul boasllngl l Wlll re' Shaddock-C.F,A.I938, Principal, Wilbur T, Miller. member the times I have lost and will respect my opponent's feelings. 5. If I must lose, I will make no excuses. 6. I will play for the team, not for my own glory. 7. I will live up to the athletic philosophy of Corning Free Academy and abide by its policies, make an honest effort in my studies, keep all my training rules, show respect to teammates, teachers, and of- ficials. -ll 2 away L. Orr, B. Lanahan, D. Dooty, L. Egbert, M. Marty, S. Diana, S Kostka, J. Driggins. The Varsity Cheerleaders did their usual excellent job in cheering '58-'59 teams on to victory. For the very suc- cessful football season, the cheerleaders chose the traditional white skirts and blue sweaters, with white beanies and saddle shoes to round out their costumes. For the fast-moving basketball season the cheerleaders were decked out in blue dresses with white striped mandarin collars and sleeves, and spanking white sneakers to complete the outfit, As in years past, the cheerleaders sold candy at the basketball games and ran the paper stand on the second floor. Mrs. Grace Risley is the faculty advisor for the group. FRONT ROW N Watlock C Castner M Mihalko M Graham ROW 2 A White J Bierwiler D Dean K Miller ROW3 S Allison 1. L qu- Every spring, the faculty and cheerlead- ers choose the new cheerleaders who will replace the graduating members of the J. V. squad. These girls are chosen on the basis of their enthusiasm, personality, neatness, coordination, cooperation, and cheering ability. The J. V.'s worked along with the Varsity to put on the annual pep assembly and decorate the halls. During the year the J. V, Cheerleaders aided the Varsity with the paper stand. They also sold programs dur- ing the Varsity football games and candy during the basketball season, The year's captain was Mary Lee Gra- ham. The faculty advisor was Mrs. G. Ris- ley. 63 '?ooz!KaZZ r5'.f'5fA.3!9 3?-if HBEQEEQE- ,,55,:l9.,9U.522,S242 14,-98 8 'hl5Uf'f95f-5815 99.229 B9 -2 19 .9 JLMRJLQJE li ,QQ B 'i 'i qv 5 ' 'if ff 'fi i.. Alva-A if 'Klein lm- links R FRONT ROW: R. Martin, D. Wasson, C. Stebbins, P. Crowe, R. Graham, A. Antoniades, R. Snyder, G. Wydman, J. Hatch, W. Mullaney, D. Davies, D. Schaller, F. Roe. ROW 2: Manager C, Dalton, W. Fisher, P. Wheaton, W. Burguess, J. Sproule, L. Cook, D. VanEtten, D. Levantovich, R. Kapral, A. Decker, L. Sherman, J. Hoffman, T. Johnson, R. Crisco. ROW 3: J. Carlineo, W. Woodruff, O. Ostebo, G. Tobey, R. Moss, K. Kellogg, C. Sonner, J. Lynch, J. Montopoli, L. Egar, B. Barker, L. Folmar, E. Wilcox, I. Baker, T. Marmor. ROW 4: G. Wheaton, M, Yost, P. Frey, F. Shinners, P. Carapella, D. Gurnsey, D. M. Kosty, D. Wilder. The 1958 edition of the Blue and White football team, under the fine coaching of Pete Hatch, rolled to a 7-l record. Its only loss was to Batavia High School on October 24 in a battle for the West Central Football Conference title. ln the annual intra-city clash between Corning Free Academy and Northside High School, the Bulldogs emerged a 6-O victor. The triumph was partly due to fine line play and a nifty run by senior back, Charles Steb- bins. Date CFA OPPONENT September 20-i5 Brighton .. .. . i3 September 26-27 WeIlsville . 6 October 3-26 'Hornell . .. l2 October lO-32 Painted Post 7 October i8-33 Elmira Heights 13 October 24-13 Batavia i8 October 31-34 Mount Carmel . . 28 November 8- 6 Northside ..... . O Denotes Conference Game M7 V' i . FRONT ROW: R. Black, F. Viselli, R. Loughridge, J. Wheeler, J. White, S. Hyland, J. Panyard, A. Tostanoski, E. Kewley, R. Francis, J, Gouveia, Sherman, T. Van Etten. ROW 2: T. Mayhood, M. Bowers, A, Downing, D. Kapral, P. Grannan, L. Reisbeck, W. Stebbins, W. Hanrahan, G. Mayer, Stickler, W. Krist, F. Day, R, Bloise, J. Hillman, L, Fielding, R. Marafioti, G.Scully, P. Wasson. ROW 3: Coach D. Pieri, J. Barry, R. Turner, Schosger, F. Storms, D. Snyder, D. Miller, J. Helm, J. Talerico, D. Beck, R. Cleveland, T. Sutherland, W. Poland, T. Reagan, R. Bobrick, Schroeder, A. Driggins, J. Castallana, G, Gerow, C. Kretchman, S. Merola, R. Gee, Coach L. Johnson. This year J.V. Football team under the coaching of Don Pieri and Leo John- son enioyed a highly successful sea- son, They posted a season record of 4-l-l. The co-captains were Frank Day and Tom Sutherland. QU? ...K N ws 4' , I J.V. FOOTBALL C.F.A, Opponent O El. Heights 6 25 Hornell 6 ld Horseheads T3 25 Painted Post T2 44 Bath 7 7 Northside 7 'J if 3 'Z' Q-J V , 'b 5 mn 9 g ., 'ev xx, fl! , -f . .,,4,t., ,I 5 ' M new A A , if ss, Q g it . , fl 2 T, ,i F Q 2'. 1 Y , t l x if N 1 f N . , 7 fs y , Q v. X , Q. -,,, ,fi KT' Q Ltr -fv lt 94? .F--.X , f 2., , 6 4 W z X.. -rx-' 15 il 1A+Q 1 U, 1'll-f ' it if l i S X , l .4 ,' fi l Q l 'Q 1 FRONT ROW: G. wydeman, M, Yost, A, Amamaaes, P, crawe. Row C-F-A OPP 2: C. Dalton, Manager, D. Schaller, L. Sherman, W. Menihan, W. l'lOI'SSl'1e6ClS 58 61 Allen, D. Beck, Coach R. Miller. NIHS' H 38 45 Painted Post 62 54 El. Heights 63 64 El. South Side 60 56 If one were to review the 1959 Corning Free Elkland 75 96 Academy varsity basketball record it would not appear N.H.S. 40 65 too favorable at first glance. But if he looked more l-tornell 66 7l closely one would discover that at least six contests Baflt . . 5l 44 were lost by less than three goals. Horseheads 46 52 Unfortunately the C. F. A. Hoopsters were unable Elkland 69 42 to score any of their six victories in league play against El:-A. 48 51 Northside and Hornell. However, they did succeed in Palnled Post 38 46 rolling over Elmira Southside and the tough Painted p6dU6 65 47 PQ31' Squad' l'lelQhlS Coach Bob Miller and Academy fans are looking for- Hornell 72 79 ward to a successful season next year with the return Bath 5i 44 of many talented players. Padua . ., 70 7l FRONT ROW W Krlst R Schosger G Wheaton J Hlllman P Fa rman F Kewley ROW2 Coach D Per F V ell L Feldng R Cleveland D Sherma R Marafot L Ruesbeck W Hanrahan ManagerW Roody The JV Basketball under Coach Don Pier: posted a ll 7 record thus year The squad was hampered by mexperlence with only three players returmng from last year Featuring an all sophomore startmg lme up the team at ttmes displayed great promlse for the future J V BASKETBALL C F A OPPONENT EI Heughts Elkland E F A Bath Painted Post Horseheads Northside Painted Post Padua El Henghts Hornell Elkland Northside Horseheads Hornell Bath 67 Padua f-x A-xg Eff' '5- 3l . ' L L L 58 58 L sutr. L 37 40 . . , aaaa L L L LL L L L LLLL38 48 L LLLLLLLLL LL LLLLLLLLL LL L L 36 39 ' LLLL,...L.L..L ...LL LLLLL LLLLL 4 1 52 LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL 46 59 ' LLLLLLLL LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL 4 3 R 33 ' OLLLLLLL .,... LLLLLL LLLLLLLLLL, 3 6 43 .....ee,.....L.,LeLLLLL.......LLLLLLLLL L41 46 . ' LLLLLL L LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL 55 46 El. Southside LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL 47 5 42 LLLLLLLLLLLLL LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL 4 5 3' A v A 43 LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL....LLLLLLLLLLL LLLLL 4 5 Z' L . 56 ' LLLL.L.LLLLL .LLLLLLL.L...LLL...LL 3 5 4, Y ' 'T 6 59 ...L.. LL.LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL LLLL 5 1 A l Q 54 --------ff-------- H ,,,,YY, Q, ' 4.51.5 P' ? 33 -4e4eeee-ee-eee-eeeee4e-44 eeeeeee.LLLLLLLL 3 2 1' L,,.e'5 . Lu 5 ,,.. 3 t U L U FRONT ROW: E. Saxbury, E. Hall, C. Chowning, J. Montopoli, D. Wilder, D. Carlineo, J. Hatch, D. Levantovich, R. Johnson, J. Hoffman. ROW 2: D. Hyland, B. Thurber, J. Wheeler, D. Reed, L. Folmar, G. Tobey, A. Decker, F. Day, J. White, R. Myers, ROW 3: M. Case, T. Sutherland, W Stebbins, J. Gouveia, J. Barry, G. Mayer, P. Frey, L. Cook, R. Turner, W. Poland, Coach J. Corcoran, Manager L. Barker. 'wa 49 we , 4439 .... T232 .Q Ns' The 1958-59 edition of bulldog grapplers battled their way to an 8-3 record. The season was highlighted by wins over such teams as Elmira Free Academy, Bath, Painted Post, and Hornell. Coach Corcoran's squad had, before the first Northside contest, a 25 match win streak which the Bengals succeeded in snapping, 17-15, on January 16. All in all C.F.A, can be very proud of its wrestlers, both Varsity and J.V., for a very fine season. C.F.A. OPP. 39 Bath lHomeD ,. . . ., , . . 10 34 Elmira Free Academy lHomeJ .... ...... 5 35 Painted Post lAwayl , , ,,....... .. 5 28 Hornell lAwayJ , H 16 15 Northside Cl-lomel .... . . 17 34 Thomas Edison lHomeJ .. ..,.. ,, 8 13 Elmira Southside lAvvayJ .... , 35 31 Painted Post lHome7 . W 3 28 Canisteo CAwayJ ..,, . ., .... . 11 21 Northside CAwayJ ., .. 16 13 Horseheads ll-lomej . , 22 The spring T958 edition of the C.F.A. linksmen slammed their way to their fifth consecutive unde- feated season. The team coached by Bob Duncan, holds tryouts each spring on the Corning Country Club Course and the low five men in that qualifying round play in the team's ten matches. T, Lanahan, R. Dockerty, C. Keat- ing, S. McKibben, J. Kewley. WW? A.. f Q g FRONT ROW: Coach Glenn Goergen, P. Frey. ROW 2: J. FRONT ROW: J. Knowlton, M. D'onenzi0, R. Asieua, R. Morgan, H. 5hake 0f'f W- Woodfuff- Fleming. ROW 2: J. Enderle, D. Curren, O. Ostebo, R. Bobrick, P. Goliber, J. Spaulding. 300164 The combination of bad luck and lack of experi- enced players netted the l958 C,F.A. tennis team only three hard earned victories. However, Glen Goergen's ably coached squad was able to overcome some sharp competitors-Northside, Horseheads, and Addison. Our tennis team lost five of its seven de- feats by only one point. CFA- OPPONENT 2 Horseheads . , 3 3 Addison .... 2 ...... 2 2 Painted Post ....... 3 2 E.F.A. ...,, ...,... 7 A V 3 3 Northside ,.... . 2 l Painted Post .... ...., 4 2 Addison ....... ss . . 3 2 Northside ...,... W, 7, 3 3 Horseheads ....., . ,, 2 1 Elmira Southside ss. . A FRONT ROW G Keagle R Snyder ROW 2 S Boynan W Woodruff W Burguess D Davnes R Moss R Kapral B Barker 74507 R Graham A D,-,ggms J Schroeder FRONT ROW S Merola P Wheaton ROW2 S McKlbben Mr R Gross J Kewley 1 4 N. Aposfolod, Fisher. how 3:.E. Wilcdx,'J. Helmr, R. Curren, Di M. Kosty, J.,Riasbeck, Scully,'D.'MiIler, IL. Edgar. I , 0 5 , , X W X ' f, . df d 1 . 'I 'gcweiafl FRONT ROW: R. Graham, J. En- derle, J. Montopoli, D. Carlineo, J. Carlineo, L. Cook, L. Edger, V. Priscilla. ROW 2: R. Russo, D. VanEtten, T. Beck, R. Moss, T. Sutherland, J. Reagan, G. Wyd- rnan, M, Yost, A. Decker, R. Peck, J. Hoffman, J. Buchinger, R. Gottko, F. Shinners. I l --Q The 1958 edition of Corning Free Academy baseball under Coaches C.F.A. OPPONENT Pete Hatch and Jack Rossi compiled a 6-6 record. The Bulldogs started Apfll 24-12 Padua 2 out with a bang winning 5 of their first six games, but they were able Apml Qgwlo P'p'l'l-S- , l to register only one victory over the last-six games. May 1-12 E' Soulllslde 16 . May 5- 4 'Hornell 3 In league action the Bulldogs were able to accumulate only a 1-3 May 9- 4 Padua 3 record, as their arch-rivals, Northside, won the Steuben County AA May 12- 5 P,P,t-1.5, Q Champignghip, May 15 O NOl'Tl1SlCJe 6 May 19- 4 'Hornell 7 May 21- 4 E.F.A. 7 ,466 May 26- 5 El. Heights 6 May 27- 1 'Northside 4 J June 2- 5 El. Heights 4 C.F.A. OPPONENT 54172 Painted Post 46V2 54V2 Campbell 17 35 Horseheads . 60 57172 Elmira Heights 37112 81 Bath 16 COUNTY N.H.S. 58 C.F.A. 47 Hornell 24V2 Wayland 44W l Canisteo .18 4,,,c,,,,. . , K . , , Painted Post ,, 153A Bath 14 FRONT ROW. R. Francis, R. Stickler, J. Hatch, P. Crowe, A. Antoniades, G. Hatch, R- Pane, R- Kapral, D. Levantovich, B. Barker, M. Gorman, F, Shields. ROW 2: S, Hyland, L. Folmar, J. Wheeler, G. Wheaton, G, Mayer, D. Schaller, W. Menihan, R. Martin, J. White, ROW 3: L, Allison, D. Reed, Coach J. Corcoran, J. Gouveia, C. Stebbins, C, Bablo, D, Wasson, C. Sonner, J, Sproule, W. Weber, W. Stebbins, T. Mayhood. The success of the 1958 track squad could not have been attained if it were not for the excellent coaching iob done by Joseph Corcoran and Irving Snyder. This group of fine athletes enjoyed an especially successful season in which they got off to a flying start at Painted Post with a 54172 point win. C.F.A. placed second in the Steuben County meet at Bath where they were outscored only by their arch- rival, Northside High School. 72 em' wwf- ce ew FRONT ROW: J, Kewley, P. Whea- ton, S, McKibben, L. Cook, P Crowe, R. Graham, C. Stebbins, A. Antoiniades, R. Snyder. ROW 2: G. Wydman, R. Johnson, D. Levan- tovich, J. Hatch, D. M. Kosty, W Woodruff, D. Van Etten. ROW 3: D. Davies, D. Wasson, D, Schaller R, Kapral, J. Lynch, J. Hoffman. f The Boys' Varsity C Club has had a busy year with Richard Graham serving as President, Charles Stebbins as Vice-President and Stannard McKibben as Secretary- Treasurer. Any boy who earns a varsity letter and who pays his initiation dues is automatically a member of C Club. The members of the club have done very well this year by selling candy at the home wrestling matches and by sponsoring our favorite faculty basketball game. , I , : Men For a student to be eligible for membership in C Club, the student must have earned her Furthermore, she must possess the following qualities: leadership, integrity, and the willing- ness to show other incoming girls the rules of sportsmanship by being a good example herself. Girls' C Club started the new year by sponsoring an after-game dance on December 12th. The girls also purchased navy blue sweatshirts with the club emblem. The newly elected officers for C Club this year were: President, Joyce Ann Driggins, Vice-President, Phyliss Long, Secretary, Patricia Keating, Treasurer, Marcia Marty. The members have sold tickets at iunior high basketball games, and continuing the custom, playdays were sponsored between C.F.A., N.H.S., and Painted Post. FRONT ROW: K. Brun- er, T. Klokus, P. Keat- ing, M. Marty, J. Drig- gins, P. Long, S. Swen- son, T. Smith, S. Kostka. ROW 2: L. Egbert, J. Saunders, A. White, S. Erwin, C. Thomas, L. Bruner, R. Domal, K. Kennedy, S. Parsons, C. Winner. ROW 3: J. Kirk, J. Sutfin, D. White, B. Lott, J. Mc- Lean, G. Fisher, S. Resue. . , W . FRONT ROW: S. French, A. Keenan, J. Murray, Saunders, J. Sproule, N. Rouse, B. Merrills, Kosinski, B, Hamilton, C. Johnson, N. Demyan, Nordberg. ROW 2: C. Nessle, M, Nesbitt, M Nesbitt, A. Dockerty, C. Richards, D. Force, L Youmans, P. Lawrence, M. Ellison, M. Cross, C Mylo, N. Ellett, R, Lawlor, S. Burns, B. Belknap M, Oliver. ROW 3: R. Abel, C. Clark, J. Hammar strom, L. Russell, J. Strange, P. Dugan, K. Wagner K. Allen, K. Shinners, J. Bobrik, P. Lawrence, S Rockwell, C. Hall, N, Kane, B, Cook, J. Perrin, D Henderson. ROW 4: K. Kies, D. Johnson, D. Pal mer, J. Allison, S. Sturdevant, C, Fitzgerald, G Davies, S. Woodhouse. ROW 5: C. Holmes, J Smith, J. Hunter, P. Pancoast, S. Marmor, S. Per rin, V. Venn, P. Carozzoni, M. Ruocco, N. Goliver, N. Montopoli, E. Good. ROW 6: M. Berhannan, L. Arnold, V. Carrier, E, Harrison, M. Panyard, P. Reardon, K. Huff, K. Kretschmann, C. Hoffman C. Zuder, C. Cunningham, R. Sanders. FRONT ROW: J. Spart, B. Hanrahan, T. Klokus, E. Jones, S. Resue, L. Jewell, B, Schosger, G. Aug. ROW 2: R. Domal, K. Keating, K. Recktenwald, G. Gigliello, M. Payne, C. lraggi, D. Wetherbee, C, Youmans, M. Crissy, S. Swenson, K. Falsey. ROW 3: B, Lawrence, D. Asiello, C. Baird, Y. Young, D, Killigrew, D. Dean, D. O'Shanick, R. Smith, C. Coger, P. Nehring, E. Reagan, B. Lott, B. Fisher, M. Wagner. ROW 4: V. Stevens, D. Stergion, D, Henderson, G. Baker, N, Watlock, B, Strange, L. Bruner, S. Levantovich. ROW 5: L. Mcllwain, P. Hackett, C. Wagner, D. Matson, J. Bierwiler. ROW 6: G. Fisher, D. Smiley, S. Sey- more, S. Lilley, S. Allison. . . FRONT ROW: J. Bierwiler, G. Aug, J. Colacecchi, A. Reed, B. Schosger. ROW 2: V. Carroll, C. Jackson, M. Paisley, L. Domal, V. Kolcum, L. Hoobler. ROW 3: B, Strange, S, Smith, D. White, N. er, C. Clark, M. Kilmer, J, Strange, C. ing, P. Hood, D. Stergion, B. Fisher. Kennett, M. Mihalko. ROW 4: G, Fish- Tomas, B. Downing. ROW 5: P. War- 274440904 ROSEANNE ABBEY Private secretary Lynx 'ww FREDERKIK ABEL A hunring I do go O WALTER ALLEN Silent scholar V. Kirkland, K. Bradley, K. Keating, and A, Rofsell attempt fo exhibit 1heir singing ability at Yhe Senior Get-together, JAMES BRADY l'll dance Yhe night away SANDRA BOBRICK Life is not life wiihour de- lighf' KATHLEEN BRADLEY A jewel of a sparkle s X bu- . -4-'A f -I A7 lv, f 5 v-4-' 31' ANTHONY ANTONIADES Lirrle glam WILLIAM BROCKWAY Where rhere's a will, !here's a way. 0 0 I 0 0 0 s e g g ROGER BACON 7259 .Q I have a little shadow that goes V. MARY BALDINO Sharp as a needle and neat as a 5 pinn MARY CLARE BILLINGTON Small, dernure and graceful GAIL AUG No horsing around in and out with me CYNTHIA BROWN An enthusiastic leader accom- plishes greatness Seniors find the school library useful for doing research work or iust for reading the latest magazines. sf KAREN BRUNER Hair like honey sunny Disposition All of + JAMES BUCHINGER Bushy LAURIE CARLETON Little girl with pretty curls Y- YT' 'E Ji WILLIAM CASSIDY Captain Shufferbugn 4? ROBERT CONDELLA Casanova LAWRENCE COOK A good-narured guy C. Stebbins was highest salesman and J. Kewley second highest in the annual senior class magazine drive. M. Johnson was the winner of Homer. SALLY DIANA Every guy's ideal girl s I i M: I ' xx ima , DARLENE DOOTY Doc's darling RITA DOMAL Reigns over the lanes I neg! , WW? JEAN CRANE Patron saint of mischief BARBARA DOWNING Eager ro please 1 'KW N PATRICK CROWE I .f f I A CLIFTON DAVIS Life is long, so I take ir slow GEORGE DEMYAN Gene Krupa the Second All-conference ace MARILYN CRISSY Dark hair and roving eyes JOYCE ANN DRIGGINS Voix par excellence Is this True, Fred? LINDA EGBERT ,ff-f if' . 'When l'm not laughing l'm talking .gh , H' JEFFRY ENDERLE Calm, cool and collected SUSAN FAIRMAN A girl of high ideals' ' -is JOANNE FALK A quiet worker always suc- ceeds S RICHARD FARNCOMB Pardon me, but . . .' 41 WS WILLIAM FISHER Not a care in the world O. Ostebo, C. Stebbins, J. Kewley, and D. Levantovich were among the several outstanding senior boys se- lected as Junior Rotarians. DAVID FLEMING A heart of gold RICHARD GRAHAM The impossible takes a little longer JOHN GORMAN Guilty of sesquipedalianismu PETER GOLIBER Buenos clias, Senorita DOREEN GI NNAN lt's nice to be new fav- x I 7,?9,b pg 1' if ROBERT FRANZEN Quixotic quiet CAROL GULLIVER l'Ne'er was a truer friend K' gf DONNA GEISLER Peaches and Cream SANDRA HACKETT Little China doll GERALDINE GIGLIELLO Beautiful, beautiful brown eyes Don't look so puzzled, Mac. THOMAS HAGEDISH Unlimited . , JAMES GILL No saint ever had red hair DIANE HALL A girl of many moods ham NORMA HALL Talented typis1 bi., ffx BARBARA HANRAHAN Nl-fold fast to your dreams DAVID JACOBY A quiet sort of guy-50me- times Rush hour at the LILA JEWELL A dependable and willing worker 'UI . 'MA P. f ,Ari , wi SUZANNE HERR Life is just a bowl of cherries west end. MAYNARD JOHNSON Such eloquence ot speech up GARY HERRLLCH 'Q 1 xi 499 I drive with my foot on the floor NEIL JOHNSON A little candle flame I with a mighty 3 ' 1 L W 2466 WALTER HILUVLAN Shy-but nice PHYLLIS JOHNSON Twirl that baton ,jo ROBERT HOOD Where's that path to Sherwood RONALD HOUSEL Watch those fingers fly S. Diana and D, Levantovich reigned over our Junior Prom, Wishing on a Rainbow, while the T958 royalty looked on. ELIZABETH JONES A subtle humor swings forth with laughter .fi . , I RICHARD KAPRAL l'm really not blushing 1 'WX 1 si lu ,kl W Qu X I WILLIAM JACKSON Always a big bang GERALD KEAGLE Eyes that sparkle, bounding in fun KAREN KEATING Her wit-bright as a button, light as a breeze V 'cf .L 1 fi gs ', PATRICIA KEATING Never a dull moment JANIS KEENAN l'I'm right . . . it's the world that's off L. Cook, J. O'DeIl, and M. Johnson in- vestigate the mysteries of science in Ad- vanced Chemistry, offered to seniors pian- ning on faking chemistry in college. DONALD M, KOSTY Car enthusiast F . 542, r 1-fiiiyf, '-sw. Wife' sL,fA,:. . 2' KENNETH KELLOGG The grin that reaches from ear to ear DONALD P, KOSTY He's often pensive . . . but what about? TERESA KLOKUS 'Who maketh friends maketh happiness SHARON KOSTKA Sophisticated sweetness I 's Q KATHLEEN KENNEDY A smile that lights the lamp of love GEORGE KREBS The quiet, unassuming type f 'T U 'CT' Josepi-i KILMER ' .I Q My kingdom for a car ' ' 911: N, ix ik 12 'ff 5393335 JOSEPH KEWLEY An enthusiastic friend is an asset in anyone's life P. McIlwain and R. Domal remember that practice makes perfect in preparing for the business world. I I . o ' gg- . , . Q5 Q A. ,, 1 '-ifififeff' WILLIAM LANDSBOROUGH I'lI paint you a poster ar ji L,Q F xf DONALD LEVANTOVICH Popular president VIRGINIA KIRKLAND Sweet and spicy like ginger' grvl JANICE LONG Par Boone fan 2 he-f ' fu Jil N-'mi PHYLLIS LONG Her laughter bubbles like soda pop LORRAINE MAROLD A paragon of friendliness RONALD MARTIN Let's make tracks Seniors are very busy people, and perhaps one of the busiest is P. Wheaton shown here doing his weekly stint in the library. gem MARCIA MARTY She walks in beauty like the night JULIA MIHALKO Cub reporter-oh what I know about you J -gk WILLIAM MENIHAN I may be a long fellow, but I hate Poetry STAN NARD MCKIBBEN Organized confusion PATRICIA MCUMBER Never too busy fo make new friends X . li '- LOUISE MCDERMOTT Sneeze yourself into srirchesu .e L - A' Uv. n.. 119- N?- -S.. ., '5211 v-Q f gum: i 'N , 1-,X . , .- ,,. 5 1'-Litafw ag, ft' Q -1 J. Spiaulding, Vice-Presiclenrg C, Siebbins, Presidenrg C, Brown, Treasurerg and K. Recktenwald, Secre-Tary, plan and carry the Senior Class for out The activhies of the T958-59 year. ANTHONY MIZZONI RhyYhm King unit 5 , BERNARD MCFARLAND Yeah, but fhen ro . . THOMAS MONTOPOLI Take me up in paradise above 6 Y if I3 PATRICIA MCILWAIN Sparklers in her eyes I just dor1'! ger enough PN 41 WILLIAM MULLANEY Guards our colors ' i 9 BETTY O'BRYAN lndefarigable rs. -xr-L Us if xl , , 1 .xr pr' Y Y 5 OYSTEIN OSTEBO Friendship across the sea Guiding and directing us Yhrough the year are our faculty advisors: Mrs. M. Sfowell, Mrs. B. Lynch, Miss E. Clufe-chairman, Mr. K. Fielding, Mr. J. Corcoran, and Mrs. J. Kresge. SYLVIA RESUE Who is Sylvia? JOSEPH RECOTTA Codfish ANN REED Lirrle noise and lors of poise 'G' ed 71: f'vi .-,J SALLY PERSONS Full of pep, full of fun, l'll do whar need be done THOMAS REYNOLDS Why worry ? Y I ,N SANDRA PORTER By her deeds you shall know her GERALD RICHARDSON Grade 'A' hunter RICHARD PUCCIO Pooch MARY JAY RICHARDSON lt's better to be out of th than out of fashion ew '57 I A 1. O' 0, 0 -I ., 351' V 'if f 'gm ' fi , - ' ? If 325 ,312 x J F72 1 M JOSEPH REAGAN Yours truly, Joe Reagan On behalf of the class of l959, JoAnne Falk received the Mantle in her Junior year. The Mantle is a high award given to an outstanding Junior. e world JOHN RIESBECK Handsome and debonairu KATHLEEN RECKTENWALD Intelligence sparked with laughter ANNE ROTSELL Popular personality kid f 5? Z x aye .Ah is? I.. viii' J -sv , f-as . .. , 5' 4' ' Y MARWYN SAMUELS The ladies' man 'R - Asn ...f JOANNE SAUNDERS Life and relaxing are here to be enjoyed DAVID SCH I LBERGER Schoo ,..- ,,4.-- ,.....--W 'i , 5, an A1:',, . f f -J DEANNE SMITH Ultty bitty pretty thing -3 Q I The Harvard Book and the Elmira College Key were awarded to J. Gorman and S. 0 Wilson, respectively, for high scholastic achievement, character, service, and citi- 'M zenship. , . 9 .ff RANSOM SNYDER Trouble just seems to find me THEONE SMITH One-two, two-two, three-two 32 6036 BARBARA SCHOSGER Ideals are like stars-you will not succeed in touching them with your hands FREDERICK SOICH How ya doin'? FRANCIS SCH OSGER Muscleman of the mats JOAN SPART Ain't she sweet ,s 'Sis FREDERICK SEIBEL Unquestionably unquestioned DAVID SHADDOCK Rack 'em up Back from Argentina is P. Goliber, our A.F.S. exchange student, with many ad- ventures and misadventures to tell us. JACK SPAULDING ROBERT SHANE Latent talents 11,6 Always his best to benefit others JACK SPROULE Never do today what you can do tomorrow 1 .ff iHARLES STEBBINS Athlete, leader, musician rare combination A s SANDRA STOVER Beaufy plus PERRY WHEATON Point of order ,,-aw SANDRA SWENSON Red hair lights her path ambifionsu HILTON WHITE Jusr call me Buzzy 'Vx 'ffm gf I 4Z ' - 45 1 to fiery Q - ,wwf ' ,, . exif. GERALD TOMPKINS Arrisfically inclined Our Norwegian visitor, Oystein Ostebo, under The sponsorship of the A.F.S., is now in our school to learn how we Americans live. JEAN WHITNEY l could have talked all night an-N 'UN I KATHLEEN TUNNEY Near as can be and so nice ro know SANDRA WILSON Her personaliry is like sugar- if makes everyone happy Wwe '5- ' f Egg NANCY TUTTLE Versatility . . . The key to suc- cess RICHARD WOODHOUSE Theoretically speaking I'-I q. Of 5 'Z' I SHARON WARNER I . V, Hidden humor RONALD WARMUS 1 Always leaves them laughing When he says good-bye KENNETH WALSH l'Always an answer WILLIAM WOODRUFF Hurray for Gibson JEAN ZYLOWSKI Calm of mind MARY ANN YORIO Geyer than laughter 1 E 'Gif CHARLOTTE YOUMANS One smile goes a long way -more go even farther rw-'N HP mm! ABBEY ROSE ANNE Students Assocuatuon I 2 34 Oftuce Servuce Club 4 Senuor Hugh Glee Club 2 3 Intra murals 2 3 ABEL FREDERICK Students Asocuatuon I 2 3 4 In tramurals I 2 3 4 JV Football I 2 Wrestlung 3 Conservatuon Club I 2 3 Prom Commuttee 3 4 Stamp Club 3 Senuor Hugh Glee Club 3 French Club 4 ALLEN WALTER Students A socuatuon I 2 3 4 French Club 3 Intramurals I 2 3 JV Basketball 2 WCFA Club 4 Camera Club 2 Prom Commuttee 3 4 ANTONIADES ANTHONY Students Assocuatuon I 2 3 4 lntramuralsl 2 3 4 JV Footballl Varsuty Track '3 Varsuty Football 2 3 4 Varsuty Basketball 2 3 4 Varsuty Baseball I JV Basketball I Boys Varsuty C Club 3 4 Conservatuon ClubI 2 3 French Club 2 3 4 Senuor Hugh Student Councul 4 Prom Commuttee 3 AUG GAIL Students AssocuatuonI 2 3 4 Stator Staff 3 4 lntramuralsI 2 3 4 Intramural Councul 2 4 Camera Club 2 3 4 Future Teachers of Ameruca I 2 Hugh Glee Club 3 BACON ROGER Students Assocuatuon I 2 3 4 Intra murals I 2 Prom Commuttee 4 BALDINO MARY Students Assocuatuon I 2 3 4 Na tuonal Honor Socuety 3 4 Chrustmas Pageant 3 Hull Echo2 3 4 Speakung ContestI 2 3 lntramuralsl 2 3 Prom Commuttee 3 4 Future Teachers of Ameruca I 2 3 4 Senuor Play 4 Current Events Club 3 4 French CIub4 BILLINGTON MARY CLAIRE Students Assocuatuon I 2 3 4 Stator Staff 3 4 Hull Echo 3 4 French Club 2 3 4 Intramurals I Intramural Councul I Future Teach ers of Ameruca I Senuor Hugh Glee Club I 2 Prom Commuttee3 4 BOBRICK SANDRA Students As ocuatuon I 2 3 4 Chrustmas Pageant 3 Offuce Servuce Club 4 Intramurals I 2 3 4 Senuor Hugh Glee Clubl 2 3 Prom Commut tee3 4 BRADY JAMES-Students Assocuatuon I 2 3 4 Intra muralsl 2 3 Wrestlung I 2 3 Prom Commuttee 3 94 BRADLEY KATHLEEN Students Assocuatuon I 2 3 4 Chrustmas Pageant 3 Lubrary Staffl 2 3 4 Vuce Presu dent 3 Student Councul I Theater Guuld 3 4 Intra muralsl 2 Future Nurses of Amerucal 2 3 4 Cur rent Events Club 3 4 Prom Commuttee 3 4 Senuor Play4 BROCKWAY WILLIAM Students Assocuatuonl 2 3 4 lrutramuralsI 2 Varsuty Track 2 3 Badmunton 2 Prom Commuttee3 BROWN CYNTHIA Students Assocuatuon 2 3 4 Stator Staff 3 4 Hull Echo 4 Intramurals 2 Theatre Guuld 3 4 Art Servuce Club 3 4 Senuor Hugh Glee Club 2 3 Prom Commuttee 3 4 Class Treasurer 4 Senuor Play 4 Natuonal Honor Socuety 4 Camera Club 2 Vuce Presu dent 2 BRUNER KAREN Students Assocuatuon I 2 3 4 Na tuonal Honor Socuety 4 Chrustmas Pageant 3 Senuor Hugh Student Councul 4 Treasurer 4 Stator Staff 2 3 4 Hull Echo 2 3 4 News Edutor 4 Gurls Lubrary Staff 2 3 4 Theater Guuld 2 3 4 Secretary 3 Vuce Presudent 4 French Club 3 4 Current Events Club 3 4 Vuce Presudent 3 Secretary Treasurer 4 Senuor Orchestra I 2 3 Senuor BandI 2 3 Lubraruan 2 3 Assembly Band I 2 3 4 Intramurals I 2 3 4 Intramural Councul 2 Gurls Varsuty C Club 2 3 4 Treasurer 3 Prom Com muttee3 4 Senuor Play 4 BUCHINGER JAMES-Students Assocuatuon I 2 3 4 lntramuralsl 2 3 4 Varsuty Football 3 4 JV Foot b I2 CARLETON LAURIE Students Assocuatuon I 2 3 4 Stator Staff 4 Secretarual Club 4 Current Events Club 4 Senuor HugI' Glee Club 2 3 Muxed Chorus 4 Intra murals I 3 Prom Commuttee 3 4 Camera Club 2 3 Secretary 3 Senuor Play 4 CASSIDY WILLIAM Students Assocuatuon I 2 3 4 Chrustmas Chour 2 3 4 Senuor Hugh Student Councul 2 Stator 4 Hull Echo 4 Senuor Hugh Glee Club 2 Chorusters 2 3 Muxed Chorus 4 Intramurals I 2 WCFA Club 3 4 Camera Club 2 3 4 Presudent Future Teachers of Ameruca I 2 Prom Commuttee 3 SenuorPIay4 U U I I 1 . . 1 - - . 1 - 1 1 1 I I 1 1 1 1 I I I - I 1 1 1 I ' ' , . 1 I 1 I ' I I 1 1 1 I ' 1 - - . . 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I 1 S 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I f I , 1 1 . 1 1 1 - KIRKLAND VIRGINIA Students Assocuatuon 4 Stator Staff 4 Theatre Guuld 4 Senuor Play 4 Prom Commut tee 4 KLOKUS TERESA Students A socuatuon I 2 3 4 Chrustmas Pageant 3 Hull Echo 4 Secretarual Club 4 Intramurals I 2 3 Intramural Councul 2 3 Amerucan Junuor Bowlung Congress 3 4 Gurls Varsuty C Club 4 Prom Commuttee 3 Junuor Hugh Glee Club I Glee Club 2 3 Muxed Chorus 4 Current Events Club 3 4 KOSTKA SHARON Students Assocuatuon I 2 3 4 Hull Echo 2 3 4 Theatre Guuld 2 3 4 Offuce Servuce Club4 lntramuralsI 2 3 JV Cheerleader 3 Varsuty Cheerleader 4 Gurls Varsuty C Club 3 4 Prom Com muttee 3 Gurls Senuor Hugh Intramural Council 3 KOSTY DONALD M Students Assocuatuon I 2 3 4 IntramuralsI 2 3 4 Varsuty Football 3 4 JV Basket balll 2 Track3 Volleyball 2 3 Boys Varsuty C Club 3 4 Prom Commuttee 3 4 Class Vuce Presudent I KOSTY DONALD P Students Assocuatuon I 2 3 4 Theatre Guuld I 2 3 4 Camera Club 2 3 4 Prom Commuttee3 4 murals I 2 3 Conservatuon Club 3 Prom Commuttee LANDSBOROUGH WILLIAM Students Aassocuatuon I 2 3 4 Chrustmas Chour 3 Art Servuce Club 3 4 Treas urer 4 Senuor Band 4 Senuor Orchestra 4 Senuor Hugh Glee Club I 3 Chorusters 3 Intramurals I 2 JV Football I Prom Commuttee 3 4 LEVANTOVICH DONALD Students Assocuatuonl 2 3 Student Councul 4 Presudent 4 Intramurals I 2 3 Varsuty Football 3 4 JV Football 2 Varsuty Track 2 3 WrestlungI 2 3 4 Boys Varsuty C Clubl 3 4 Conservatuon Club 2 3 Prom Commuttee 3 4 Prom Kung 3 LONG JANICE Students Assocuatuon I 2 3 4 Sec retarual Club 4 Senuor Hugh Glee Club 2 3 Intramurals 2 Prom Commuttee 3 LONG PHYLLIS Students Assocratuont 2 3 4 Sen or Hugh Glee Club 3 Theatre Guuld 3 4 Muxed Chorus 4 Gurls Junuor Hugh Glee Club I Intramurals I Gurls Varsuty C Club 2 3 4 WCFA Club 2 3 4 Chrustmas Chour 3 Prom Commuttee 3 MAROLD LORRAINE Students Assocuatuon I 2 3 4 Chrustmas Pageant 3 Stator Staff 2 3 4 Senuor Hugh Glee Club 2 3 Intramuralsl 2 3 Amerucan Junuor Bowlung Congress I 2 3 Prom Commuttee 3 4 Cur rent Events Club3 4 MARTIN RONALD Students Assocuatuonl 2 3 4 In tramurals I 2 Varsuty Football 3 4 JV Football I Varsuty Trackl 2 3 MARTY MARCIA Students Asocuatuon I 2 3 4 Stator Staff 4 Hull Echo 4 Secretarual Club 4 Senuor Glee ClubI 2 3 Intramuralsl 2 3 Vars Cheerleader 3 4 Captaun 4 JV Cheerleader 2 Gurls Intramural Councul 2 Gurls Varsuty C Club 3 4 Treas urear 4 Prom Commuttee 3 4 Class Secretary 2 Senuor Play4 MCCARRON DONALD Students Assocuatuonl 2 3 4 Chrustmas Pageant 3 Theatre Guuld 3 4 Intramurals I 2 Prom Commuttee 3 4 Current Events Club 4 Scuence Research Club3 4 Durector3 4 MCDERMOTT LOUISE Students Assocuatuon I 2 3 4 Hull Echo 4 Senuor Band I 2 3 Muxed Chorus 4 Senuor Hugh Glee Club 2 3 Intramurals 2 3 Future Nrses of Ameruca 2 3 4 Vuce Presudent 3 Presudent 4 Prom Commuttee3 4 MCFARLAND BERNARD Students Assocuatuon I 2 3 4 Meloduers 2 3 Intramuralsl 2 Senuor Play 4 MCILWAIN PATRICIA Students Assocuatuonl 2 Chrustmas Chour 3 4 Senuor Hugh Student Councul 4 Secretary 4 Hull Echo 4 Secretarual Club 4 Junuor Hugh Glee Club I Senuor Hugh Glee Club 2 3 Muxed Chorus 4 Chorusters 3 Intramurals 2 3 Prom Commuttee 3 Current Events Club 3 MCKIBBEN STANNARD Students Assocuatuon I 4 Chrustmas Chour 2 3 Hull Echo 3 4 Theatre Guuld 3 4 French Club 3 4 Presudent 4 Junuor Hugh Glee Club I Senuor Hugh Glee Club I 2 3 Muxed Chorus Chorusters I 2 3 Intra als I 2 3 4 Vars Football Manager I 2 JV Football Manager I 2 Varsuty Basketball 3 JV Basketball 2 Golfl 2 3 4 Captaun 4 Boys Varsuty C Club 3 4 Secretary Treas urer 4 Prom Commuttee 3 4 Bowlung I Senuor Play 4 Current Events Club 4 Natuonal Honor Socuety 4 MCUMBER PATRICIA Students AssocuatuonI 2 3 4 Hull Echo 3 4 Typung Edutor 4 Prom Commuttee 3 Junuor Band I Amerucan Junuor Bowlung Congress I Secretarual Club 4 - 1 1 - D , 1 . 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' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - RICHARDSON MARY Students As ocuatuon I 2 3 4 Chrustmas Chour 2 3 4 Stator Staff 2 3 4 Art Edutor3 4 Theatre Guuld 3 4 Art Servuce Clubl 2 3 4 Sec retary 2 Presudent 4 Junuor Hugh Glee Club I Senuor Hugh Glee Club 2 3 Chorusters 2 3 Muxed Chorus 4 ndauresl 2 3 4 Intramu I 2 3 Ameru n Junuor Bowlung Congress 2 3 4 Athletuc Polucy Com muttee 4 Prom Commuttee 3 4 Senuor Play 4 RIESBECK JOHN Students Assocuatuon I 2 3 4 Chrustmas Pageant 3 IntramuralsI 2 3 4 JV Foot ball I 2 Track 2 Prom Commuttee 3 4 Class Vuce Presudent3 ROTSELL ANNE Students AssocuatuonI 2 3 4 Chrust mas Pageant 3 Stator Staff 2 3 4 Hull Echo 3 4 Theatre Guuld 2 3 4 French Club 3 Senuor Hugh Glee Club 3 IntramuralsI 2 3 4 Amerucan Junuor Bowlung CongressI 2 3 4 Camera Club 3 4 Current Events Club 3 4 Prom Commuttee 3 4 Future Nurses of Ameruca I 3 SAMUELS MARWYN Students Assocuatuon I 2 3 4 Chrustmas Pageant 3 Intramurals I 2 Current Events Club 3 4 Prom Commuttee 3 SAUNDERS JOANNE Students Assocuatuon I 2 3 Hull Echo 2 3 4 French Club 3 4 Senuor Band I Junuor Hugh Glee Club Muxed Chorus 4 Chorusters Intramurals I 2 3 Amerucan Junuor Bowlung Congress I 2 Gurls Intramural Councul 2 Gurls Varsuty C Club 3 4 Future Nurses of Ameruca I 2 3 Prom Commut tee3 SCHILBERGER DAVID Students AssocuatuonI 2 3 Intramurals I 2 3 Prom Commuttee 3 4 SCHOSGER BARBARA Students Assocuatuon I 2 4 Stator Staff 3 4 Senuor Hugh Glee Club 2 3 Intra muralsI 2 3 4 Manager4 Amerucan Junuor Bowlun Congress 4 Gurls Intramural Councul 2 3 4 Camera Club 3 4 Prom Commuttee 3 4 Future Teachers of Amerucal 2 3 4 SCHOSGER FRANCIS Students Assocuatuon 4 Intra murals I 2 3 Volleyball 2 Wrestlung 3 4 Conserva tuon Club3 SEIBEL FREDERICK Students Assocuatuon I 2 3 4 Senuor Hugh Student Councul 2 Lubrary Staff I 2 3 Presudent4 Hull Echol 2 3 4 Theatre Guuldl 2 3 French Club 2 3 Senuor Orchestra I 2 3 Senuor Band I 2 3 IntramuralsI 2 Prom Commuttee3 4 SHADDOCK DAVID Students Assocuatuon I 2 3 Intramurals I J V Football 2 3 Varsuty Basketball 2 3 JV Basketball I JV Football I l00 SHANE ROBERT Students Assocuatuon I 2 3 4 SMITH DEANNE Students Assocuatuon 4 Stator Staft4 Hull Echo 4 Secretarual Club 4 Intramurals 4 Prom Commuttee 3 4 SMITH THEONE Students Assocuatuon I 2 3 4 Chrustmas Chour 3 Hull Echo 2 3 4 Subscruptuon and Curculatuon Edutor 3 4 Senuor Hugh Glee Club 2 3 Chorusters 2 3 Intramurals 2 3 Mauorette 3 4 Gurls Varsuty C Club 3 4 Gurls Intramural Councul 3 Prom Commuttee 3 4 Future Nurses of Ameruca I 2 SNYDER RANSOM Students Assocuatuon 3 4 Intra muralsl 2 Varsuty Football 3 4 JV Football I 2 JV Basketball I 2 Varsuty Track I Boys Varsuty C Club 3 4 Conservatuon Club 2 3 Prom Commuttee 3 4 SOICH FREDERICK Students Asocuatuon I 2 3 4 Chrustmas Pageant 3 Intramurals I 2 Conservatuon Club3 Prom Commuttee3 SPART JOAN Students Assocuatuon I 2 3 4 Stator Staff 3 4 Secretarual Club 4 Senuor Hugh Glee Club 2 3 Muxed Chorus 4 Intramurals I 2 3 4 Amerucan Junuor Bowlung Congress I 2 3 4 Gurls Intramural Councul 3 Camera Club 3 4 Current Events Club 3 4 Prom Commuttee3 4 SPAULDING JACK Students Asocuatuon I 2 3 4 Senuor Hugh Student Councul 3 Theatre Guuld 4 Intra murals I 2 3 Current Events Club 3 4 Baseball Mana ger 2 Future Teachers of Ameruca 3 4 Presudent 4 Prom Commuttee 3 4 Class Vuce Presudent 4 SPROULE JACK Students AssocuatuonI 2 3 4 Senuor Hugh Student Councul 4 IntramuralsI 2 3 4 Varsuty Football 3 4 JV Football I 2 JV Basketball I Track 2 3 Baseball I 2 3 Volleyball 2 Conservatuon Club 2 Prom Commuttee 3 4 STEBBINS CHARLES Students Assocuatuon I 2 3 4 Chrustmas Chour 2 3 Senuor Hugh Student Councul 2 4 Boys Lubrary Staff 2 3 4 Secretary 3 Vuce Presudent 4 Stage Crew I 2 3 4 Senuor Orchestra I 2 3 Senuor BandI 2 3 Presudent3 Assembly BandI 2 3 4 Meloduers 3 4 Senuor Hugh Glee Club I 3 Chorusters I 2 3 IntramuralsI 2 Athletuc Polucy Commuttee 4 Varsuty Football I 2 3 4 JV Basketball I 2 Varsuty Trackl 2 3 Boys Varsuty C Club3 4 Vuce Presudent 4 Class Presudent 3 4 Senuor Play 4 Prom Commuttee , . . , . . 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I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 1 1 1 . , - 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I I 1 1 - , - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I I I ' 1 1 I I I I ' ' I I 1 - ' 4, 1 - 11 11 - - I I I I I I I I I I I - 4 1 1 1 I Q , j I . . 5 . . . 3, 4, STOVER SANDRA Students Assocuatuon I 2 3 4 Chrustmas Pageant 3 Hull Echo I 2 3 4 Feature Edutor 4 Otfuce Servuce Club 4 Intuamurals I 2 3 Amerucan Junuor Bowlung Congress 3 Prom Commuttee 3 Future Nurses of Amerucal 2 3 SWENSON SANDRA Students Assocuatuon I 2 3 4 French Club 3 4 Hull Echo 4 Stator Staff 4 Senuor Orchestral 2 3 4 JunuorOrchestraI Strung Ensemble I 2 Senuor Hugh Glee Club 2 3 Nluxed Chorus 4 Chorusters 3 Camera Club 2 3 Intramurals I 2 3 Girls Varsuty C Club 4 Amerucan Bowlung Congress 3 4 Intramural Councul 3 Malorettes 4 Prom Com muttee3 TOMPKINS GERALD Students A socuatuon I 2 3 4 Junuor Hugh Boys Glee Club I Art Servuce Club 3 Intramurals I 2 Chrustmas Pageant 3 Prom Commuttee TUNNEY KATHLEEN Students Assocuatuon I 2 3 4 Ourls Lubrary Staff 2 3 4 Hull Echo 3 4 Senuor Hugh Glee Club 3 Chrustmas Pageant 3 Intramurals I 2 3 Prom Commuttee3 4 TUTTLE NANCY Students Assocuatuonl 2 3 4 Senuor Hugh Glee Club 3 Muxed Chorus 4 Future Nurses of Ameruca 3 4 Intramurals 2 WALSH KENNETH Students Assocratuon I 2 3 4 Hull Echol 2 3 4 French Club 2 3 4 Theatre Guuld 3 4 Current Events Club 4 Scuence Research Club 3 4 Bar bershop Quartetl Senuor Bandl 2 3 Senuor Orchestra I 2 3 Senuor Hugh Glee Club 2 3 Muxed Chorus 4 Chorusters I 2 3 Junuor Hugh Glee Club I Assembly n I 2 3 Dance Band I 2 3 4 Intramuralsl Natuonal Honor Socuety 4 Senuor Play 4 Chrustmas Chour WARMUS RONALD Students Assocuatuon I 2 3 4 Conservatuon Clubl 2 Intramuralsl 2 3 JV Football 2 Prom Commuttee 3 Senuor Play 4 WARNER SHARON Students Assocuatuon I 2 3 4 Current Events Club 3 Future Nurses of Ameruca I 3 4 Junuor Hugh Gurls Glee Club I Senuor Hugh Glee Club 3 Strung Ensemble I 2 3 4 Junuor Orchestra I 2 3 Senuor Orchestra 3 4 Intramurals 2 WHEATON PERRY Students Assocuatuon I 2 3 4 Senuor Hugh Student Councul 4 Parluamentaruan 4 Theatre Guuld I 2 3 4 Vuce Presudent3 Hull Echo 2 3 4 Sports Edutor 3 4 Stator Staff 2 3 4 WCFA Club 2 3 4 VucePresudent 3 Presudent 4 Natuonal Honor Socuety 3 4 Presudent 4 Boys Lubrary Staff 2 3 4 Vuce Presudent 3 Senuor Hugh Glee Club 2 3 Boys rsuty C Club 2 JV Foo 2 Var Football 3 4 Boys Junuor Hugh Glee Club I Basketball Managerl 2 French Club 3 4 Intramurals I 2 3 4 Prom Commuttee 3 4 Boys State 3 Senuor Play 4 WHITE HILTON Students Assocuatuonl 2 3 4 Intra murals I WHITNEY JEAN Students Assocuatuon 2 3 4 Stator Staff 4 Future Nurses of Ameruca 2 Secretarual Club 4 Chrustmas Pageant 3 Intramurals I 2 3 Amerucan Junuor Bowlung Congress 3 Prom Commuttee 3 4 WILSON SANDRA Students Assocuatuonl 2 3 4 Hull Echo 2 3 4 Stator Staff2 3 4 Curculatuon Manager4 Natuonal Honor Socuety 3 4 Future Teachers of Ameruca I 2 3 4 Lubraruan 4 Current Events Club 3 4 Senuor Senuor Hugh Intramural Councul I Amerucan Junuor Bowlung Congress 2 Elmura College Key 3 Prom Com muttee 3 4 WOODHOUSE RICHARD Students Assocuatuonl 2 3 4 French Club 3 4 Chrustmas Pageant 3 Intramurals I 2 Prom Commuttee 3 4 WOODRUFF WILLIAM Students Assocuatuonl 2 3 4 Scuence Research Club 3 Conservatuon Club 2 3 Noon Hour Councul 2 Intramurals I 2 3 JV Football 3 Varsuty Football 4 Boys Varsuty C Club 2 3 4 Volleyball 3 4 Tennus 2 3 Senuor Play 4 YORIO MARY ANN Students Assocuatuon I 2 3 4 Senuor Hugh Student Councul 3 Stator Staff 3 4 WCFA Club 4 Secretarual Club 4 Senuor Hugh Glee Club 3 4 Chrustmas Pageant 3 Intramurals I 2 3 Amerucan Junuor Bowlung Congress 4 Prom Commuttee 3 4 Senuor Play4 YOUMANS CHARLOTTE Students Assocuatuon I 2 3 4 Camera Club 3 4 Amerucan Bowlung Congress 3 4 Current Events Club 3 4 Prom Commuttee 3 4 Of fuce Servuce Club 4 ZYLOWSKI JEAN Students Assocuatuonl 2 3 4 Sen uor Hugh Glee Club 3 Offuce Servuce Club 4 Prom Com muttee 3 l0I - 1 - - 1 . . I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' I I 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' ' 1 1 ' 1 1 . . , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . . 1 1 . . 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 ' ' H H b - I I ' Va , 3, 4j . . t a I, 1 suty 1 1 1 1 1 4 - . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 11 11 - - 1 1 - I ' ' . . I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' , . . 1 - 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 . . 1 S 1 1 1 1 ' . . ' I I I I 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' . ' I I 1 1 ' 1 1 1 3, 4. , ' ' ' . ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . . 1 -' 1 1 1 1 ' ' . . ' I I I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' ' ' ' Band I, 2, 3, 4j Dance Band 2, 31 Intramurals I, 2, 3j 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' ' . ' ' 1 1 ' ' . ' . , 1 1 , . - ' ' A - ' , . . 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 . ' . . I 1 I ' 1 1 ' I ' 1 1 1 - , . . I I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 '- 1 1 1 1 ' . ' . 1 1 1I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' . . . 1 1 1 1 - - 1 i I I ' - I I ' ll ll I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . ' . ' I 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I - , I , , , Ba d 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 21 1 1 j I j I 1 2 1 1 1 3' 4' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 . I I I . . 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' I - 1 1 I I - , g , 2 I 1 Q 1 1 1 1 ' , . . I 1 - 1 1 1 1 I . 2 I . . I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . , - - . . - - I I 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 ' W. This year we, as seniors, have passed through the fourth and final stage of our high school education and look back with great satisfaction at our four happy years in flight. We entered the first stage of our flight in 1955 full of great expectations and slightly scared. We blasted off into flight with the following officers: David Jacoby as President, Donald M. Kosty as Vice-Presi- dent, Sally Parsons as Secretary, and Peter Goliber as Treasurer. To help spark the blast off came the Freshman-Sophomore party which helped us become acquainted with our sophomore companions. In the fall of 1956 we entered our second year in flight. The first stage had been a great success and we were looking forward to another good year a little more sure of ourselves than the year before. Guiding our ship were An- thony Mizzoni as President, John Gorman as Vice-President, Marcia Marty as Secretary, and Peter Goliber as Treasurer. Again the big event of the year was the Freshman-Sophomore get-together. ln 1957 we embarked in the third stage of flight and we elected as our officers, Charles Stebbins as President, John Riesbeck as Vice-President, Sally Parsons as Secretary, and Peter Goliber as Treasurer. The Junior get-together sparked the year into a successful start. Under the guidance of Miss Helen Farr we presented the annual Christmas pageant. ln the spring we passed through the rainbow and made a wish as we saw the pot of gold at its end. This was our Junior Prom entitled Wishing on a Rainbow. A colorful rainbow extended through the semi-solid ceiling, a flowered mural and a rose encrested throne high- lighted the decorations. However, the highlight of the evening was the crowning of Sally Diana as Queen, and Don Levantovich as King. As officers to guide us in our most important fourth stage we chose: Charles Steb- bins again as President, Jack Spaulding as Vice-President, Kathleen Recktenwald as Secretary, and Cyndee Brown as Treasurer. Our magazine sales were a great suc- cess as we topped our goal of 56,000 by almost 5200. Top honors went to Charles Stebbins, Joe Kewley, and Richard Farncomb. ln December we sighted a strange obiect in orbit- The Crystal Ball. This was our Senior Prom. The decorations consisted of a solid ice blue ceiling, a wreath entrance, a blue-lighted Christmas tree, and, of course, the featured crystal ball rotating from the center of the ceiling. ln February we presented our senior play entitled Lost Horizon under the capable leadership of Miss Janet Young. As the end of our flight drew closer, we stopped off at Hershey for a rollicking good time on our senior trip. Just before we made our final landing we all en- ioyed ourselves at our senior banquet, where we spent a pleasant evening dining, dancing, and storing up memories. At last we reached our destination, In blue gowns we slowly walked up the aisle to receive our diplomas, the certificates that will always remind us of four wonderful years of hard work trimmed with indispensable good times. Directing us through the last lap of our journey were our advisors: Miss Clute, chairman, Mr. Fielding, business advisor, Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Stowell, Mrs. Lynch, and Mrs. Kresge. f n H ' .gt .1 FRONT ROW: M. Yorio, M. Marty, L, Egbert, K. Bradley, C. Brown. ROW 2: J. Mihalko, R. Puccio, S. Fairman, M. Johnson, J. Gorman, M. Baldino, P. Wheaton, K. Keating, W. Woodruff, G. Keagle, M. Richardson. ROW 3: C. Stebbins, W. Cassidy, J. Kewley, S. McKibben, E. Jones, R. Warmus, P. Keating, K, Walsh, V, Kirkland, J. Falk, K. Bruner, B. McFarland, Miss J. Young, R. Hood, N. Johnson, J. Enderle, L. Carleton. ' pam,- Aww: This year the senior class was proud to present Lost Horizon, a dramatic play from James Hilton's novel dramatized by Anne Coulter Martens and Christopher Sergel. lt is the story of a small diverse group of people taken in by a friendly Tibetan Lamasary when their plane was forced to land during a snowstorm. Miss Janet Young directed the tnree-act play with a prologue and epilogue and with two complete casts. Elizabeth Jones and Cora Sue Millard were student directors. The stage crew, consisting of Joseph Kewley, William Cassidy, and Charles Stebbins, was responsible for stage settings and lighting. Make-up was applied by Theater Guild under the direction of Miss Frances Webb. Mr. Rossi conducted the Senior Orchestra during the intermissions. THE CAST: Myra: Julie Milhalko and Karen Keating Elizabeth: Patricia Keating and Mary Jay Richardson Wyland: Richard Puccio and Jeffry Enderle Rutherford: Gerald Keagle and William Woodruff Chang: Perry Wheaton and Kenneth Walsh Conway: John Gorman Mallinson: Maynard Johnson Miss Brinklow: Karen Bruner and Cyndee Brown Mr. Barnard: Bernard McFarland and Robin Hood Lo Tsen: Mary Baldino and Susan Fairman Helen: Jo Ann Falk and Virginia Kirkland The High Lama: Stannard McKibben and Ronald Warmus Tashi: Marcia Marty and Mary Ann Yorio Ai-Ling: Linda Egbert and Kathleen Bradley Tibetan: Neil Johnson if N Y i x -ggi'- !,..--- I03 7 Editor-in-Chief Cynthia Brown Karen Bruner Lynne Bruner William Cassidy Lucretia Domal Jettry Enderle Karen Keating Ceraldine Ruocco Business Manager Ctrculation Manager Anne Rotsell Jean Crane Geraldine Gigliello Richard Puccio Virginia Kirkland Sandra Swenson Lorraine Marold Barbara Schosger Gail Aug Mary Claire Btllington Mary Ann Yorlo Jean Zubaly Diane O Shanlck Typing Editor Joan Spart Barbara Hanrahan Marcia Marty Marcia Payne Nancy Murphy Doreen Ginnan Dianne Roe SW! SANDRA PORTER Jayne Kline Julie Mihalko Kathleen Recktenwald Page Rochester Barbara Waaland Joan Waterman Perry Wheaton Nancy Wood MARILYN CRISSY SANDRA WILSON Carolynne Jackson Susan Erwin Donna Asiello Dale Wexell Geraldine Fisher Marcia Payne Mary Dianne Older Denise Killgrew Kathleen Miller Adele Dahlman Jean Mihalko Mary Kilmer June Braun NORMA HALL Vrrginia Gaylord Laurie Carleton Deanne Smith Mary Johnson Jean Whitney Art Editor MARY JAY RICHARDSON Business Advisor KENNETH FIELDING Assistant Business Advisor VERNA RHODES Composition Advisor ELSIE CLUTE Literary Advisor MARY WALENTA Advistor to Typists CLARA FRENZEL Thanks to Mr Postle and all members ot the Camera Club to Frank Watts Jr Sports Photographer of the Corning Leader and to all others who contributed pictures to this Stator . , . ' 1 'I 11 - 11 - I We are under a dehmie oblugahon 'ro +hose who have faken adverhsmg space on fhe followmg pages nn +hus STATOR This source of revenue covers an lmporfanl' parf of +he expense Involved In +he publlcahon of our school annual The class of I959 appreclahng +hls expresses :fs gratl 'ru e Complimenls of HARRY MOURHESS TEXACO PRODUCTS Sly and Pulfeney S+ree+s CORNING, N. Y. CENTER DRUG STORE Reliable Prescrip+ions Cosmelics-Founfain-Film PHONE 2-OI64 8 EAST MARKET STREET CORNING BOWL 375 Woodvlew Avenue 24 LANES Aulomahc PmseHers Bowling Par'ry Accomodahons Coffee Shop Modern Dmmg Room ANTHONY YORIO Mgr DALES SPORTING GOODS 24 Hour Servuce Radno Dlspafched Servmg Corning for 40 Years CALL EDS CAB Every'rl1mg for +l'1e Plane-Tram or Bus Depend on Us Sporisman PHONE 2 0I8l +8 Depo+ I2lEP+e CrnngNY 80 CENTERWAY CORNING N Y , . I DIAL 6-655 Dial 2-lll - . Sfancl a us . ul en y S+. o 1 . . . AND THEN THE BELL RANG! CORNING FIBER BOX CORP RIVERSIDE N Y ROC KWELL S CORNING s LARGEST DEPARTMENT STORE NIKULA CONSTRUCTION CO INC B Id BIG FLATS NEW YORK PHONE LO 2 804I CompIimenI's of CompIimen+s of I ., . Commercial and IncIus'rriaI ui ers Congratulations and Best Wlshes to the Class of l959 success buf opens the door of opporfunrty fo you for applying yourself to achieve success CORNING GLASS WORKS The conferring of the diploma does not confer CONSTRUCTION CORP SMITH LANGHANS 81 MCLAUGHLIN W IS I1 I CORNING N Y O I THRIFT THE CORNING SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 5I53E I I96 es ixI' S I' Th Secre ISuccess s - S e Money! S I Where I+ Will Work for You There Is No Be'Her Place Than . . . - as+MarIxISI'+ C 'gN Yk PA! JTED POST N Y QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS ICE CREAM VISII' Our Mllkmg Parlor 250 SOUTH HAMILTON STREET PHONE 65I2I THE FOOD MART INC Two Convemeni' Locahons EAST MARKET STREET PARK AVENUE Compliments of A FRIEND 9 r , . . H .. . . ll I . or a Loveller You KENN HAIR FASHIONS I38 PINE STREET CORNING NEW YORK Phone 2 0209 Congraiulahons Io 'Ihe Class of I959 Compllmenfs of Local 3I3 INTERNATIONAL UNION OF ELECTRICAL RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS AFL CIO 225 Sie ben Sire PAINTED POST NEW YORK 5955 9 7 d Tp? ROSE PAINT STORE IIO E si' M rlef S'I'reeI' CORNING. N. Y. IIF ' ll M R 1? I Wimpybur ers? Tuna wiggles Pigs in bIanieIs7 Shepar s pie? I i I in I u ei' a a BORELS TEEN TYME Snack and Soda ar Lunches Take Ou Pizza JONES PGNTIAC CO CENTERWAY CORNING N Y CompI:men+s of CORNING PAPER SUPPLY CO 336 Baker S'Iree'I' CORNING N Y Phone 66542 WOEPPELS Phone 6 377I PARK AVENUE ARNOLDS FURNITURE INC Mann S+ore Appliance SI'ore 70 74 W MarIie'I' SI 86 W M Itef S+ Dal 6-4624 Dual 6-4625 For Your Gracluahon Foofwear 22 E MARKET STREET CORNING N Y Com pIlmen+s of HUB CLOTHING I4 Wesi' Marlcei' S+reeI' CORNING N Y EVERTS WELDING SERVICE Ornamenfal Iron Work Welding and Machme Shop Service 28I 289 EAST THIRD B I . I TI I, Complefe Home Ou+fi'r'Iers JACQBYIS ' - - . ar . . i - , . . JACK HOLLAND Photographer Compliments to the Class of 1959 NEGATIVES OF SENIOR CLASS ON FILE DUPLICATES CAN BE MADE AT ANY TIME Phone 6 9442 4 Demson Pak ay Eas+ Nigh+ or Day ' r w B4UDSIDE CALLAHAN 82 HOOEY REAL ESTATE 81 INSURANCE HELWIG S CLEANING 81 PRESSING D I 2 22 265 wesr WILLIAM ST CORNING N Y CORNING INSURANCE AGENCY Fy Eglh Eglh CompIImen+s of KEN AND ELSIE CompIImenI's of WELLS REAL ESTATE TASTY BAKERY Home Baked FIavor Oven Fresh 52 EAST MARKET ST CORNIN6 N Y PHONE 69I I3 CompIImen+s of J 81 M JEWELERS zo E I M s CORNING N Y J J NEWBURY CO Your VarIeI'y Depar+men+ S+ore BARGAINS ARE OUR BUSINESS I C ia -08 Io cI n is William Droege Harvey Gray Floyd n is, Jr. ll Il as arkef freef ' ComplTmen'rs of STANDARD DRY CLEANING CO 6 4432 Compllmenfs of CULLIGAN WATER CONDITIONING SERVICE IO WEST PULTENEY STREET Complumenfs of RANDS CORNING DRUG CORP Prescrlphons Cosmehcs Phofographac Equlpmenf 6 9250 6 9875 THOMPSON MOTOR COMPANY Ford Sales and Servlce 29 33 WEST PULTENEY STREET PHONE 6 3769 Open a Teen Age Accouni' Jewelry Records RAY JEWELERS OF CORNING I4 DENISON PKWY W CORNING N Y J P 8: M SULLIVAN The SI'ore of DTsTlncI'lve Furmfure Rugs ancl Appliances 76 78 E MARKET STREET CORNING N Y Every+hTng Elecfrlcal H E RISING 6I EAST MARKET STREET Phone 6 692l ComplTmen+s of RALPH L ADAMY INC Plumbing Heahng Alr Condlhomng I64 I68 TIOGA AVENUE PHONE 6-444l - Phones - HT-Fl . . . . ALLISON SCHUTT Dealer In Wasfe Ma+ernaIs 78 WINFIELD STREET Scrap Iron Casi' Iron Rags Foo+wear for AII The Famlly VAN SLYKES SHOES 37 EAST MARKET ST 6 I424 SHROYER S ATLANTIC Bearcafs for Service CORNER OF BRIDGE AND PULTENEY CORNING N Y Compllmenfs of THE YARN SHOP CompITmenI's of LOUISJ NESSLE ATTORNEY AT LAW BROWNS CIGAR STORE AT THE BANKING CORNER Kaywoodle Pipes Zippo Llghfers ReI'aTI WhoIesaIe F. M. CUDA 8: SON QuaIl+y Food MarIce+ 80 WEST MARKET STREET Complimenfs of FOX THEATRE Sheef Iron-Mefalg-Paper IFormerIy Lesfer Shoe Co., Compllmenfs of THE PARIS SHOPPE as ar e ree orn'ng . CATHERINE M. JUSICK Bes+ Wnshes From McCARTY S 'rs a'ona an u' 'n CORNING N. Y. TINY TOWN Denlson Parkway Wes? CORNING N Y NORTHSIDE LAUNDROMAT Wash Dry Dyemg Flnlshlng Flai Work Exper+ Shrri' Servrce Dry Cleamng 77 BRIDGE STREET PHONE 6-4I39 BON6 S CORNINGS GIFT CENTER DIAL 6 3032 Wafches and Jewelry Repalrmg Done on Premises GARNER UPHOLSTERY CO M DEJOSEPH P P New Furmfure Cusfom BulII 33 Years Experience Reupholsfermg Reparrmg RIVERSIDE BUILDERS SUPPLIES + P PHONE c 9 69916 THOMAS ACCOUNTING SERVICE 33EfMI:'IS'f'I Cl,NY FITNTI IBIKBIICIIQ I8 ' ' ' . , ro . 3I Easi Marlzef Sfreei u . Wes uII'eney ai Riverside : ornin - WALTER W YOUNG SR Signs Commercial Arfs l30 EAST MARKET STREET PHONE 2 l6l2 THE GLASS STATION AL DAVIES P P CORNING N Y 26I50 Com pllmenls of COGER TUCKER AND CHENEY Manufacfurers of an Old Holland Coffee Complumenls of CORNING AMBULANCE SERVICE PHONE 25I3I BONADY BROS FOOD MARKET PAINTED POST N Y Your Groceries Free If We Fall 'Io Smale Complumenfs of CREDIT BUREAU OF CORNIN CATHERINE M GUNTHRUP Mg CORNING N Y Compllmenis of CHARLES COONS 81 SONS 84 E + M CORNING N Y Complnmenls of MALLISON S Only Sfore In +l'1e SouI'l1ern Tler Tl1a+ Has AII Three Sferlmg Clnma and Crysfal PAINTED POST N Y . I . II II . , ro . u E. Pulfeney and Sis. - Phone - Double AA Pancake Flour I7 PUHQHGY Sffeef d - - - - . , r. I I as arlce+ S+ree+ GOODMAN S SPECIALTY SHGP w + M s CORNING N Y Compllmenfs of SORGE S RESTAURANT W I' M P 69884 RESERVATIONS Compllmenfs of PURCELL CADILLAC CompIlmenI's of V B PRATT E PHONE 69335 NICK FAULISIS RESTAURANT lazo W + WII S+ + CORNING N Y OLIN S BEAUTY SALON OIln D Corfrlghf 337 EAST MARKET STREET SpeclaIls+s In Halr Shaping S+yImg and Permaneni' Wavmg CompIImen+s of KEITH MERRICK Con+rac+or Congra+uIa'rions THE CANNY SHOP 42 Wesi' Markei' CORNING N. Y. I 68 es arIre+ Sfreef I8 es arke+ I'ree+ hone - Corning, N. Y. I20 asI' Tioga Ave. . I ' - es iiam ree ComplTmen+s of CORNING FUNERAL DIRECTORS W lby SI F l H CUTLERS PAINT 8: DECORATING STORE Devoe PaTn+s Super Kem+one Floor and Wall Tnle Bea+he Carpe+s BUFFALO STREET RIVERSIDE Compllmen+s of CHIPS SHOE STORE 84 WEST MARKET STREET CORNING N Y Bes+ Washes for Success HAGBERG ELECTRIC SERVICE 353 EAST MARKET STREET Complumenfs of MANWARI NG Congra+ulaTlons BOB LAWRENCE suNoco STATION 352 EST Second PAINTED POST DIAL 6 4688 JIMERSON 81 FORD Complimen+s of The PrescrTp+ion Pharmacy PHONE 65I22 BARON STEUBEN HOTEL BLDG I 6 WEST MARKET PHONE 69I32 T A. . Bie 8: Son 1 ' Carpenfer Funeral Home Phillips Funeral Home T Poland Funeral Home over unera ome I CORNING SAW 81 SUPPLY CO INC BUTCHER SUPPLIES A COMPLETE SELECTION OF HOUSEHOLD CUTLERY HICKS PAINTS AND LINOLEUM INC CompIlmen+s of CORNING MUSIC AND NEWS + M Compllmenfs of CORNING RADIO AND 66 EAST MARKET JERRY ROH DE ROTARY SERVICE I4l Cenferway PHONE 64I32 Compllmen+s CORNING CONSISTORY Zemfh Radio-TV Toys Luggage WOLCOT-TS SPORTING GOODS J H SHEA 54 56 E I' M 1' S CORNING N Y Compllmenfs of VANETTEN ELECTRIC AND VANETTEN HARDWARE Cormng, N Y TV 64 Eas arlcei GEORGE APOSTOLOU, Proprie'I'or of - as arlce Tree? Congratulations . . . CLASS OF 1959 CORNING FREE ACADEMY COMPLIMENTS OF Local 1000 American Flint Glass Workers Union of North America C g dAdl gC 1' I An Organization for the Workers and Citizens of ornin an 'oinin ommuni ies L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS Class Rings and Pins-Personal Cards Commencemen+ AnnouncemenI's-DipIomas BALFOUR RINGS SYMBOLIZE CLASS PRINTS Represenfed by-Leland Lee I64 I-Iermiiage Road, Rochesfer, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF KING'S DAIRY Wearing Apparel for I'I1e Teen Age Miss and Mahon MARY KIRKLAND SHOPPE Pa nfed Pos'I 63024 WED THURS AND FRI EVENINGS CompIlmenI's of .IIIVIIVIEY S RESTAURANT Famous for Spaghefh SI'eaIcs La Sagna FREE PARKING PHONE 69857 CompIlmen+s of Wes+ WBIBI' Eagf Ma Igef ELMIRA N Y CORNING N Y Dal 26430 DaI 662I3 GERNON GALVIN 78 CENTERWAY SQUARE DIAL 2 6I30 CORNING N Y Dependable Insurance and Friendly Servnce DEL.S FURS INSURANCE AGENCY Compllmenfs of Por+ral'rs Thai' Show You a+ Your Besi' Cus'rom Famshed THE FRANCES STUDIO KOZEY S R PHONE 69067 87 EAST MARKET PHONE 69522 Bes+ Wlshes of Televlslon Headquariers HUNGERFORD 42 BRIDGE STREET 225 EAST MARKET STREET 'W CHARUE CORMNG N Y Comphments J B MALTBY, INC 99 Chesfnui' Sfreef CORNING NEW YORK BOSTWICK APPLIANCES BUICK CORP. of Compllmenfs of ROWLEY 81 POTTER BARBER SHOP STANLEY W FAIRMAN General Con+rac+or CLASSIC BEAUTY SALON DIAL 6 8032 For Prescrlphons KEENAN REXALL DRUGS PHONE 6 354: DOUGLAS W VANETTEN DeSoIo-PIymou+h 8I 87 WALL STREET CORNING N PHONE 68I3l Y Compllmenfs of JIM S MARKET PARK AVENUE WELCH 81 WELCH ATTORNEYS AT LAW I9 E 'r M R+ SI' 1' CORNING N Y H fgmgfifw Your commg H.-,S+ 4 WeS+ Markei, Sheei, Bridge and Pulfeney SI'ree+s I T E as ar e ree Complimenls of ELMIRA-WATKINS GLEN TRANSIT CORP ROBBINS CHARTER SERVICE Monfour Falls N Y Congralulalions 'ro I'l'1e Class of '59 Complimen+s of K E SORORITY A Telephone Pole Never H1+s a Car Excep'r in Self Defense CURTIS INSURANCE AGENCY 35 E MARKET si CORNING N Y Compllmen+s of LANDO S DRIVE IN RIVERSIDE ROCHESTER BUSINESS INSTITUTE I' 96'rI1 y I +dT I72 Clnlon A e S Rochesler 4 N Compllmenls of KAPRAL TIRE AND RECAPPING CO , . . I I , . . One of II16 oldesf and besl-known privale business claools in flue counfry, now in is ear. One and Iwo-year courses in Business Adminislralion, Secrelar- al, and Medical Secrefarial Science. Wrie for in- formefion aboul RBl's Business Apfi u e es'f. i v nue .- , . Y. Best Wishes From CORNING BUILDING COMPANY Complamenfs of M FIRST INIATIQNAI. BANK , or comms CORNING NEW YORK Your Communlfy Bank GROWING WITH CORNING AND HELPING CORNING TO GROW SINCE I882 IWW , . J I f'f'I'lI f!4 I c 'IQIj4vfI44,,,I and audi Jv 'I'ff,J 1 W ai r f ' ,wx 4 l-T-+i I I ' I I Cong ratulatlons Class of 59 Wn+h Besl' Wishes for a Successful Fulure THE CORNING LEADER ll you are nnleresled In a newspaper career please feel free fo come an and vrsuf wllh any member of our sfaff LINCOLN ROCHESTER TRUST COMPANY Everyday Bank Service Thai' Wrll Help You Many of our banlcs servuces were crealecl especually 'lo serve 'Folks everyday need For example everyone should enloy lhe convemence of a Checlnng Accounl Then lhere rs lhe Special lnleresl Accounl lo encourage lhrlfl' Colorful Gull Checks for special oc caslons are avarlable lo anyone al small cosl A personal loan can hel 'lh p you wr un expecled bulls There are many more low cosl mexpensuve banlun servac l' L g es a rncoln Rochesler Come In and gel' acquamled CORNINC-3 TRUST OFFICE NORTHSIDE OFFICE 2 EAST MARKET STREET 60 EAST PULTENEY ST Member Federal Reserve Syslem Member Federal Deposrl Insurance Corporahon . 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Commercial Photographer Portralt Photographer Modern Flnlshlng 1 OFFICIAL GROUP PHOTOGRAPHER OF l959 STATOR 47 E Markei' S+ 202I2 Corning N Y THE PAINTED POST PRESS INC Wrshes the Class of '59 the Greatest Success The Parnled Posl Press lnc ns now localed an our new modern TIFEPFOOT bulldlng and IS equlpped lo do your prmhng ef'frcnen+ly economucally and grve you lhe besl servrce of any prlnlers rn lhrs vrcrnrly The Parnled Posl' Press has lhe lalesl modern equlpmenl' which us nearly all aulo mafrc Thus produces worlr 'lasler and lherefore we are able lo produce prrnhng a+ The Palnled Posl' Press has been guvung lhrs servrce rn Parnled Posl' and vrcmnly for lwenly erghl' years Our buslness us moslly repeal orders and we have los? very few cuslomers Once you buy prrnhng of us you wall find ou'r for yourself 'lhal' rl' IS a pleasure lo have prlnhng delivered fo you prrnled as you lulce 1+ Wu+h our experrence and modern equrprnenl we are able lo lceep sallsfled cuslom ers ll' would be a good Idea lo send your nexl' order 'lo us and your prrnhng 'lroubles wnll be over SOUTH BUFFALO STREET DIAL 2O0I2 I o a lower cosl. This means savings for +hose who buy prinling. BEDROONI I NSIWIBLILQ CLQTONI NIXDI' DRAPFS 8. SLIP COX I' RS CLNTONIFD NIP XQI HI-D X FNPTIAN BI INIJS I 'HIPS IP IINFNS BATIIRUUNI I NNI' XIBI I-N LI SHINI S 1 I k Slru Cornm hon: m 132 Parlcs W W hvat Richard C W heat If-rald C Ilnc THF WHPAT AFFNCX IIl10I'Ib0!'dI4II RFU N XII YIXNIHK I N N UIII Compliment f E 84 W LLOTHIS SHOP I OIIIPIIIIIPIII of lfl ORAL SHOP Cc orm Y Fd Xttm ne R mm 6 un: I Bun 1 W ILKINS FURWITL RE COWIPAWY 0 IIII X XIUI IPSS T0 I I NI lrlut Stru' I I um 6 8m'l Colmn Y LOIIIIDIIIIILIII I J C. PENNY CO. Cornmg N I ml 0 14, 0 0 N ATIONAL ARM! STORE mm UIBROSOBE Nlauagel .f , Y 1 ,LI ' .f . nf G ITS - - , ,V Q ' ' - , v, Y .,. IJ , Ii. I' I Y .- NCR fn A I A - ,I U 4 . i . H 83 lim i-on Park 'un' Ifu-l W ' UJZPQHI ,I.n ft .P my rug- ' C Q ing, XY' ' ' 5 0 I ' , s , I NORTHSIDE x , Il , I 7 I IV' f Q I V H . W Y' f ' 'I-ill-IALUS' -X I,I'I Ixl,If UIWI' 'P' H 'I YAY 4 ISU BVI' .A . H , IX I PAY Firft Null 1 I hunk 'I ling: I-I3-I5 Ifis 1 I' ' I IIOFIIIIQI. N. Y. xl , - Q- . - ga N- ' ' . , U Go I.um-Ia I tl ' Class f 8 Compliments of BARKER LUMBER COMPANY Bronson and High Sfreefs PAINTED POST NEW YORK Phone 20929 or 64I I6 Prescrsphons ECKER DRUG STORE P 64232 we DELIVER Comphmenfs HESS SNACK SHOP I68 Dodge Avenue PHONE 2 5774 BUD WELLIVERS TIRES INC Good Luck fo +he Class of THE BRIDAL SALON W M k 6482 CORNING N Y CORNING N Y 5 I ' of hone - ll ll vulcanizing-'Recapping 26 Easi Marke+ S'rree+ . ar ei' Sfreef Phone - 2 I , ' MATSON S SHOES INCORPORATED Home of Beauhful Fooiwear 30 WEST MARKET STREET CompIumen+s of M J AND L L BOWER Real EsI'aI'e and Insurance 57 EAST MARKET STREET GEORGE C MacGREEVEY Office Supplies and Furm+ure Books 0 Sfahonery Cards 0 Lea+her Goods 3I33I5 EAST WATER ST Complnmenis of ERWIN S DAIRY souH CORNING N Y CompIlmen+s of CUNNINGS The Book Sfore EAST MARKET STREET A H TELIAN PhoI'ographer Modern Phofography CORNING ART STUDIO I2 Easf MarIreI' Sfreei' Phone 6494I HYDER'S GROCERY 228 Easi' MarIce'r S+ DIAL 6 9764 HAMEL S Decorahve Furnishings Cusfom Draperies and Sllp Covers Lamps Glffs Bedroom Ensembles 26 WEST MARKET STREET PHONE 2-053I , . ' 1 DIAL 3-97II OR 2-5842 I2 I REA S BEAUTY SHOP Phone 2 0978 8I EAST MARKET STREET Compllmenfs of CHOWNING REGULATOR CORPORATION Machlne Repair I65 CEDAR STREET PHONE 66032 CAINS TH FASHION CORNER OF CORNING WILBRIDGE HOTEL CocIc+alI Bar and Lounge Good Food EnI'erTammenT an a Pleasani' Afmosphere CompIlmen'I's of WC BA DIMf M l350KC M L ALLEN 81 SON The Larges+ Furnn+ure S+ore The Soufhern Tier 58 62 BRIDGE STREET CORNING N Y For Insurance SPEAK TO SPRAGUE as WEST MARKET STREET MANNINO S WESTERN AUTO EVERYTHING FOR AUTO AND HOME I . E n ' In The Tower Wifh The Power Ia or usic ' I Dodge Cars Job RaIed T ucks Fla? Chrysler and 'Ihe E clus e Irrfper aI CARROLL 81 SON 32 B dge S+ ee'r CORNIN6 NEW YORK CARPENTER S MEMORIAL STUDIO Monumenfs Markers Mausoleums VALORUS B CARPENTER Parlr A Aco s Fom Hope CemeIery SHAJER 8: DAVIS Ba N Y Pho e 63376 Compllmenfs of WOODYS BODY SHOP 252'f2 Park A enue CORNING NEW YORK JOHN S BACON Pop fomplzmenl BIHHIX Bread Compllmenfs of THE CAMEO BEAUTY SALON 45 Easi' MarIxeI S'IreeI' CORNING N Y PHONE 630II ED GATKE CHEVROLET INC 2OI 223 Easf Markei' DIAL 646I7 RICE 81 SONS Hea+ing and Plumbing Service SpeciaIis+s I00 EAST MARKET STREET PHONE 67757 Complimenfs of HOTEL STANTON 67 Bridge SI'ree'r CORNING, N. Y. .1 r L l I x iv . i THE T 31 FORWARD Loon ' V I ve. r s r ' P.O. Box I63 Phone 2-O5l2 fi r Ih, . . n - I Q ' s of v . , r . - I , . SMITHS LOCKER PLANT 339 BAKER smear Everyihrng for Your Freezer or Locker 450 FM l0b I WCLI Tops for MUSIC NEWS SPORTS Complrmenfs SOUTH CORNING LAUNDRY souTH CORNING Complrmen+s of WALTER S YAUD GENERAL CONTRAC E TOR A E SCUDDER 81 SONS DAIRIES PAINTED Posr N Y Our Milk Produced IO0f by Our Own Pure Bred Hols+em Herd Complrmenfs of REDFIELD PLYMOUTH CORNING N Y CO Complrmenfs of Complumen+s of JQE 5 TAXI DEBLASIO CONSTRUCTION PHONE 6 4444 COMPANY ' AM-I - - The Besf in Pl'OduC+S II4 Chesfnui' Sheer . o s I o I I AK CRYSTAL CITY BAKERS 55-51 EAST WILLIAM STREET Speclallzlng In Bread Rolls and DougImu+s YOUR GROCER FOR A FRESH LOAF Complimenfs of ALWARDS BIG SISTER SHOP . T S ALWARDS JUVENILE SHOP TOYS-INFANTS-BOYS-GIRLS CompITmen+s CRYSTAL CITY DRY CLEANERS 69 EAST MARKET STREET Compllmenfs of CORNING FLOWER SHOP 20 WEST MARKET STREET CompITmen+s of TRIANGLE SHOE STORE Shoes for The Enhre Famlly TELEPHONE 69642 M T S CORNING N Y Flowers for AII Occaslons DEWOLF FLOWER SHOP SOUTH CORNING Ph 6- 832 CRANE INSURANCE SERVICE M H CRANE R M SEARLES W M k+ I g DIAL 2 I92I Compllmenfs of NATIONAL SPORTING GOODS 88 E MARKET STREET PHONE 6 8532 ll ll . H . I5 E Marlce free? Tweens and Teens S I7 E Marlrel' Sfree'f ' of . . Formerly Easferbroolr and DeWoIf 35 Easf arlre +ree'I one 5 87 . are Sree'I' Cornin , N. Y. Speedy Therm Says CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF i959 You have reached a slgnlflcan+ mllesfone In your career For fha? we congra1'ula'I'e you And we wash you success and happiness an your chosen vocahon CORNING NATURAL GAS CORPORATION , X H I . GAS osx. .- 0 the lV0ll flflgflh of the A08 of Spare e greafesf advenlure of all hme +he explorahon of ouier space IS m man s ploneermg fo fhe far reaches of our umverse As fhe new cxhzens of +he Age of Space your 'laslcs and your opporlum hes will be far grealer +han lhose lcnown by any generahon before you Whale Scsence char+s a course loward new worlds man mus'r see fha? +he grow+h of +he human spurlf does noi' lag behind We wlsh you grea+ good forfune lrnowlng +ha+ you wall be equal +0 'rhe fremendous challenge of ihls slrange and wonderful era now begmmng +o unfold INGERSOLL RAND COMPANY Pamled Posl' N Y . If U. K ,E : Th O I 0 I I aboui' +o begin. You who are young will play a par'r, one way or ano+her, Compllmenfs of J L CLARK BETTER SHOES CompIImen+s of MILTON THOMAS TAXI PHONE 6 3333 NORTHSIDE SWEET SHOP I08 BRIDGE STREET WI-1+man SchraIHs and Candy C pboard Cand es' Hallmark CarcIs Kemps Nufs and Hygea Ice Cream BACALLES MENS SHOP I2 Wesf Markef Sfreei' CORNING NEW YORK ATLANTIC SERVICE Corner of CI1esInu+ and Wesf Marlcef SIree+ Phone 67I32 S8fH GREEN STAMPS 000 ff Md! TONY AND ALBERTA COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE I29 I3I Chemung Sfreei' DIAL 6 854I Compllmenfs of ERNEST M GRIDLEY 254 Easi Farsi Sfreei' PHONE Cormng 2584I PHONE Caion LA 46672 KEN BREUILLY Plumbmg Heahng Arr Condlhomng I4I CONHOCTON STREET i I I u I . I i I :J 'jg' L PAUL KREBS . , 3, OT an V ' TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY