Dansville Central School - Danua Yearbook (Dansville, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1950 volume:

51-fllim up-i --ons-w irq:-...W --.Q-1 -fu: L..- -vnu uv nn nu- 1 will 05+ ss tif :az -- ll 11 Il Cf 1 I8 Ll iii EJ? ll 71: Dv- S 1 If 1 If 1 511 .ani gf-an ya: gl yzs rs gi rr.-s The Senior Class Dansvllle Central Hugh School l950 DANLIA of Dansville, New York Presents the DANUA STAFF MR FINCH The Danua Staff proudly presents the 1950 Danua We would like to thank all who have helped to make thus book a success We smcerely hope that you wrll engoy lt, and that lh future years rt will convey happy memories Seated Shirley Weber Busnness Manager Dons Pruner Assrstant Advertlsung Manager Gordon Derren bacher Edrtorrn Chief Eugene Waters Advertlsung Manager Standrng John Morgan Clrculatron Manager Pete Hrllrer Assistant Edutor Dorothea Van Derwerken Art Manager Bert Longrnuer Asslstant Busmess Manager Don eld Gulle Photo Manager Nd Sl 'iii-sr K 'Q' jj!-A '1 ,xfyfqi 4 1 K : . ' . I . . . .. I - . - - : . . 2 . 7 . : . 1 . 1 - . . x ' S5 . A Xu 5 ,E h c ' Q V, ' yt r 4.3. .W N . ga A 3 X ,L 5 5 YK, . 'M A X K QM, J - g ,Ve P x ,. . 1 'N 1 1 X' ,f f ', A ri K V ,f9, ' 5 .P 'f Q' If YK DEDICATION The Class of 50 WISI1 +o dedlcafe +hlS fheur year book +o Mr Fred Coveri' m recognlhon and apprecla hon of has hreless efforfs and lnferesi' an workang wlfh 'rhe s+uden+s 5 t l r t l l r .1 memornam We the Class of 1950 respectfully dedrcate thus page to the memory ol Miss Grace E Mrlls our former English 9 teacher and Hrland Grant Hall a former classmate both ol whom have been taken from us wrthrn the past lour years It rs wrth lovrng memorres that we Trs hard to part when rrends are dear 6 l l l l rf , lcv' l y L I Q I n I 1 0 offer these few inadequate words in tribute. l , y . Q t if-q-4,4 FACULTY Lewis W. Bradley, B.S., Ed.M. ...,, . ,,,,,,,,,,, Superintendent Ralph W. Clements, B.S. , ,.,,,,,,,,, .,,, ,Y,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,, H o norary Principal Walter D. Campbell, B.S., M.S. Ellis B. Hyde, B.S., Ed.M. ,.,,, .. Kathryn A. Altmeyer Robert C. Amidon, B.S. Florence D. Ayers Evelyn Bater Margaret D. Bowes, B.S. Pearl S. Brown Virginia M. Clark, B.E. Alice F. Clements Freda M. Conklin, A.B. Fred H. Covert, B.S., Ed.M. Marjorie A. Daubert, B.A. Doris F. DeLong Elizabeth B. Derrick, B.S. Glenda L. Dunlap, R.N. Claribel S. Easton Gertrude H. Emerson Ray M. Finch, B.S., M.S. Ed. Laura H. Fitzpatrick Carl J. Frank, B.M., M.A. Emma M. Freytag, B.S. Sheldon E. Guile, A.B., M.A. Ed. Jean A. Hallenbeck, B.S., M.B.A. Mariorie R. Hanagan Helen E. Hartman Lois S. Harvey Alida B. Hawk May Hawk Donald C. Hiler, A.B. Lorna F. Hoffman, D.H. Margaret M. Holden, B.S. Rowena C. Holden, B.S. Helen T. Holroyd, B.S. Margaret E. Hondelink, A.B., B.M., M.A. Constance B. Kane, B.E. Elma A. Kearley, B.S. .......Principal Junior-Senior High School Principal Elementary School Caroline L. Kelly, B.S. Helen S. Klopp, B.A. Victoria C. Lewis S. James Manilla, B.S. Margaret I. McCallion, B.E. Rebecca S. Mehlenbacher Grace E. Miller Jeanne E. Moore, B.A. Lennolee E. Moose William J. Mottl, B.S. Elizabeth S. O'Neil, A.B., M.A. George H. Pike, B.E. Doris M. Plough Charlotte M. Purchase Marion J. Ransom, B.E. Emma A. Robards Alma M. Rotmans Neva E. Saile Lawrence W. Schede, B.A., M.S Joseph G. Schmitt, B.A. Ruth B. Schwingel, B.A. Beatrice M. Scriver, A.B. C. Arthur Seymour, B.S. Mariorie H. Seymour, B.S. Elsie Shafer Esther H. Sleggs G. Russell Stead, B.S. Barbara F. Steve, B.S. William J. Sullivan, B.S. Howard A. Tresch, B.S. Veda K. Watt, R.N. Leona M. Wicks Esta Wilcox, A.B. Thomas J. Williams, B.S. Marion R. Witman. D.H. CLASS ADVISORS Mr. Guile Miss O'Neil Mr. Clements Mrs. Purchase Miss Hallenbeck Miss Steve ' T1 CLASS OFFICERS President Robert Engle Vice-President Robert Emerson Secretary Eugene Waters Treasurer Gordon Derrenbacher S EVELYN ACOMB Worm Oh, Loolc at Those Freckles Ninth Year Chorus: Student Council Secretary I: Class President 2: Student Council 2: Vice-President Student Council 3: President Student Council 4: A Cappella Chorus I, 2, 3: Barber Shop Chorus 4: Girls Glee Club I, 2, 3. 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Dance Band 4: G. A. A. 2, 3: Searchlight I, 2, 3, 4. Secretary Spanish Club 3: Prom Committee: Ball Committee: Photography Committee 4: Senior Play: Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 3. Manager of the East Side ol l'leaven ELIZABETH BALDING Betty Because Band I, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4: A Cappella Chorus I: 9th Year Chorus: Intramurals I: Class Treasurer 2: Li- brarian lor Band and Orchestra 3: Prom Committee: Co- Chairman ol Photo Proiect 4: Senior Play Committee: Senior Trip: National Honor Society 4. Accountant's Assistant ROBERTA BANKER Bobbie Cry ol the Wild Goose Searchlight I, 2, 3, 4: Sports Editor 2, 3: Empire State School Press Conlerence 3, 4: Genesee Valley Press Con- lerence 2: Radio Announcers' Club 4, President: Junior Rifle Club 4, Secretary: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4: Dance Band 2, 3, 4: Livingston County Music Festival I, 2: 9th Grade Chorus: G. A. A. 2, 3, 4: Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Ball Committee: Senior Play Committee: Junior Red Cross Play Cast 2. Veterinarian WALTER BEECHER J. B. Ilwhotl Golf I: Bowling I, 3, 4: Red Cross 4: Prom Committee: Ball Committee: Senior Trip: Varsity D Club. Parson , , .. 3,43 g 5 M -up... ' Fei 'ii as 3 I 1' 'is , I DONALD BENNETT Don Tennessee Border No. 2 Senior Trip. Moonshiner NORBE BLUM NONE Four Winds and the Seven Seas Searchlight 2: 9th Year Play: Goll Team I: Senior Play Committee. Beachcomber CURTIS BOOR Curt Jealous Heart G,L.F. Tour ol Mills in Buflalo: Agriculture I, 2, 3, 4: Ag- riculture Convention at Medina 3: President ol F.F.A. 4: F.F.A. Basketball 4: Student Council 4: Magazine Drive. State Trooper CATHERINE CAMPBELL Kate GooIus Girls Glee Club I 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4? Prom Committee: Senior Play Committee: Magazine Drive: Senior Trip. Hand Pointer I1 DAVE CHAPMAN Moose Don't Shoot the Bartender, He's Half Shot Now Ball Committee: Secretary F.F.A. 2: Treasurer F.F.A. 3: Prom Committee: Senior Photo Committee: Bowling 3, 4: Football 3: F.F.A. Basketball I, 2, 3: Agriculture I, 2, 3, 4: Senior Trip Committee. Bootlegger ELAINE CURRY Jinx Open Door, Open Arms Ninth Year Chorus: Girls Glee Club I, 2, 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Senior Play Committee: Prom Committee: Ball Com- mittee: Photo Proiect: G.A.A. 2, 3: Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Senior Trip. Assistant Air Force Instructor FREDERICK CULBERTSON Cubby Don't Fence Me ln F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 4. Farmer BARBARA DAWLEY Torchy Wedding Samba Prom Committee: Intramurals 4: Ball Committee: Girls Glee Club 4: Red Cross Play: Senior Play Committee: Senior Trip. Germ Chaser Ami 1 SHIRLEY DE LONG Lazretll Star Dust Girls Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Girls Barber Shop Chorus 4: Livingston County Music Festival 2: Cheerlead- er 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. 2, 3, Vice-President 3: Girls State 3: Student Council 2, 3, 4: Senior Play: Ball Committee: Searchlight 4: E.S.S.P.A. Conference 4: Intramurals: Senior Trip: National Honor Society 4. Hot-Rod Racer GORDON DERRENBACHER Duke Swamp Girl Basketball 2, 3, 4: Football 2, 3: Traclc I, 2, 3, 4: Class Treasurer 4: Red Cross 3: Editor-in-Chief of Danua 4: Senior Play Committee. Editor-inlChieI of Esquire ROBERT EMERSON Chee1ie Bye, Bye, Baby Baseball I, 2, 3, 4: Captain 3: Football 2, 3, 4: Captain 4: Class Vice-President 2, 4: Prom Committee: Ball Com- mittee: Volleyball 3, 4: Magazine Drive: Senior Play Committee: Concert Committee: National Honor Society 4. Research Engineer ROBERT ENGLE Tub When lt's Midnight on Main Street Band I, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 4: Dance Band 4: Senior Class President: Student Council 3, 4: Bowling 2, 3, 4: Intra- murals I, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2: Varsity D Club 4: Prom Committee: Ball Committee: Senior Play 4: Proiectionist: Christmas Pageant 3: Senior Trip: National Honor Society 4. A Midnight Street Cleaner 1' DONALD FOLTS Don Dreamer's Holiday Junior High Basketball I: Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Volley- ball 4: Football Manager 2, 3: Prom Committee. Rum Runner BARBARA FORSYTHE Barb AIl the Things You Are Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Band I, 2, 3: Girls Glee Club 4: 9th Year Chorus: A Cappella Chorus I, 2: Librarian of Band and Orchestra I, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus Librarian 3, 4: Prom Committee: Ball Committee: Photo Committee: Senior Trip. Assistant to Mr. Tresch HAROLD GILBERT Si II I Knew You Were Coming, I'd fa' Baked a Cake Intramurals I: Senior Trip. Tree Climber JOAN GRAY Bugar The Best Things in Life Are Free Searchlight I, 2, 3, 4: Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Red Cross Play 2: Spanish Club 3: Cheerleader 3, 4: E.S.S.P.A. Conference: Ball Committee: Senior Play Com- mittee: Senior Trip. Guinea Pig's Nursemaid 5 .A Q' '.f:f'ft, E536 Mgr. . s A 4651 V 5 X if-. 1-ill! 3,4 J ,a-4 RAYMOND GRAY Ray Jealous Heart Agriculture I, 2, 3, 4:,lntramuraIs I, 2: F.F.A.: Search- light Representative 2: Prom Committee: Senior Play Committee: Magazine Drive. Dirt Farmer DONALD GUILE Pokey Life Gets Tee-ius Red Cross I: Golf 2, 3, 4: Senior Play Committee: Danua Staff: Senior Trip. Mad Chemist GORDON HAWK Goldie I'm Just a Plain Old Country Boy F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4: Band I: F.F.A. Basketball: Commencement Play I: Prom Committee: Ball Committee. Farmer ROBERT HAYES Bob Mule Train Intramurals I, 2: Commencement Play I: Senior Trip. Mule Skinner JAMES HILLIER DinIKy I Can Dream, Can't I? Football Manager I: Football 2, 3, 4: Intramurals I: Bas- Icetball 2, 3, 4: Baseball I, 2, 3, 4: Searchlight I, 4: Stu- dent Council 4: Danua Staff: Magaxine Drive Captain 4: Volleyball 3, 4: Senior Play: Varsity D Club: Prom Committee: Ball Committee: Senior Trip. Pro-Basketball Player WINIFRED HOLBERT Winnie Daddy's Little GirI 9th Year Chorus: Girls Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Girls Glee Club Librarian 4: Intramurals I, 4: Prom Committee: Ball Committee: Girls Barber Shop Chorus 4: Senior Trip: National Honor Society 4. Playground Supervisor ANNA JAEGER Ann MusicI Music! Music! Red Cross Representative 3: Student Council 4: F.I I.A. President 4: Prom Committee: Ball Committee: Senior Trip: Christmas Pageant 3: National Honor Society 4. Private Secretary HELEN JANSCH Nan My Happiness Orchestra 2, 3. 4: Girls Glee Club 2, 3, 4: A Cappella Chorus 2, 3: Searchlight 2, 3, 4: Livingston County Musi: Festival: Mistress oi Robes 4: Senior Play: Prom Commit- I tee: Ball Committee: National Honor Society 3: Saluta- A5 torian: Senior Trip. Nurse xx X' X ff ANNE KENNELL Ann Somewhere Over the Rainbow 9th Year Chorus: Girls Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4: Livingston County Music Festival I, 2: Prom Com- mittee: Ball Committee: Senior Trip: Senior Play Com- mittee. ProIessor's Secretary JOHN KENNEY Liver I Can't Give You Anything But Love, Baby Band I, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra I, 2: Livingston County Music Festival I, 2: Dance Band I, 2: 9th Year Chorus: Baseball I, 2, 3, 4: Basketball Manager 4: Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Badminton 4: Bowling 2, 3, 4: Golf 2: Varsity D Club 4: Vice-President ot Class I, 3: Treasurer of Class 2: Red Cross 4: Searchlight 2: Prom Committee: Ball Committee: Senior Trip. International Lover ROBERT KESSLER Bob Hold That Tiger Junior Red Cross Play 3: Searchlight 2, 3, 4: Prom Com- mittee: Ball Committee: Senior Play Publicity Committee: Bowling 4: Proiectionist 2, 3: Senior Trip. Joe's Chiel Bottle Opener JOANNE KING Jo Someday Prom Committee. Millionaire a JACK KINNEY Prof l Dream of Brownie with the Light Blue Jeans Student Council 3: Red Cross Play 2, 3, 4: National Hon- or Society 3: Movie Proiectionist 4: Boys State 3: Syra- cuse Citizenship Day Conference 4: Valedictorian: Senior Trip. College Professor JEAN LAMONT Greek There's No Tomorrow Girls Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: Senior Play: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. Vice-President 2: G.A.A. President 4: A Cappella Chorus I, 2, 3: Girls Barber Shop Chorus 4: Student Council 3, 4: Prom Committee: Ball Committee: Searchlight I, 2, 3: Intramurals I, 2, 3: Senior Trip. Saleslady ROBERT LEE General Beer Barrel Polka Football 2: Baseball 2: Basketball Manager 2, 3: Intra- murals I, 2, 3, 4: Senior Play Committee: Senior Trip. Evangelist BARBARA LEHRER Barb Oh, Cheezie, My Boy Student Council Representative I: Class Treasurer 3: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Twirling 3, 4: Prom Committee: Ball Com- mittee: Senior Play: Intramurals 3, 4: A Cappella Chorus 2, 3: G.A.A. Secretary 4. Professional Bum eerie , A NANCY LEVEN Punkin l'm a Big Girl Now Mixed Chorus I, 2: A Cappella Chorus I, 2: G.A.A. 2, 3: F.H.A. Vice-PresidentjLs4: Red Cross Play 2: Senior Play: Prom Committee: fall C61Qmittee: Magazine Drive: Intra- murals 2 3 -4' Senior F. dear Lonemum 5 Mutter There's a Tavern in the Town Baseball 3, 4: Football 3, 4: Intramurals 3, 4: Varsity D Club 4- Student Council 4' Senior Pla ' Business Pla 3' , I, , Tri L, ' 'l , :Private Nuryzrcrbfii h Bachelor I I Music Concert 4: Senior Trip. Y' Y A Equipment Man at the Embassy 15,2111 JOHN MAl'lA4f,.f ! Johnny Over the Rainbow Football Manager 4: Senior Play Committee: I0th Year Homeroom President. Trooper RICHARD MAURO Dick Behind Those Swinging Doors Band I, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra I. 2, 3, 4: Football 3, 4: Track I, 2: Senior Play: Senior Trip. Saloon Owner 15 LEONARD MESS Gorilla Redhead 9th Year Chorus: Intramurals I. 2, 3. Sailor BEVERLY MCGUIRE Bev Star Dust Girls Glee Club 2, 3: Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4: Senior Play Committee: Prom Committee: Ball Committee: Halloween Queen: Cheerleader I, 2, 3: Livingston County Music Fes- tival l, 2: A Cappella Chorus I. Stalin's Secretary JOSIE McKINNEY Jo l Love You Because 9th Year Chorus: Mixed Chorus 2: Prom Committee:'BaIi Committee: Senior Play Committee: Photo Project: Mag- azine Drive: Senior Trip. Bachelor Girl JACK MORGAN Jack lsn't Bad Doin' Nothin' Student Council I: Goli I, 2: Badminton 3: Varsity D Club 4: Danua Staff: Senior Trip: Prom Committee. Chauffeur for G. W. 'Q' ir, 53,7 . N, M ! P-. ROBERT MOORE Bobby So Tired 9th Year Chorus: Student Council 2: Prom Committee: Senior Trip. Night Hawk HARRIET MOOSE Hap Maybe It's Because 9th Year Chorus: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: Girls Giee Club 4: Band I, 2, 3: G.A.A. 2, 3: Searchlight 3: Senior Play Com- mittee: Prom Committee: Ball Committee: Girls Barber Shop Chorus 4: Senior Trip. Chauffeur oi a Chevy HAROLD O'CONNOR Harold ln My Merry Oldsmoplane Band 4: Senior Play: Searchlight 4. Orator KENNETH PERRY Bum I Said My Pajamas Football 2, 3: Basketball 3, 4: Volleyball 3, 4: Badmin- ton I, Z: Baseball 2: Track 2, 3, 4: Vice-President Varsity D Club 4: Intramurals I, 2, 4: Prom Committee: Ball Committee: Senior Play Committee: Senior Play. Public Accountant 16 TERESA PERRY Terry Some Enchanted Evening Softball I, 2, 35 Bowling I, 2, 3, 45 Basketball I 2 3 Volleyball I, 2, 35 Tennis 35 Ping Pong 2, 35 Ball Com- mittee5 Prom Committee5 Senior Trip5 Searchlight 35 G.A.A. I, 2, 3. Doctor's Wife ROBERT PFUNTN ER Bob I Said My Pajamas Football I, 2, 3, 45 Baseball I, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 35 Student Council 35 Volleyball 3, 45 Prom Com- mittee5 Senior Play5 Varsity D Club 45 Intramurals I. Coach DORIS PRUNER Doris Make Believe 9th Year Chorus5 Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Girls Glee Club 45 Attendance Secretary 45 A Cappella Chorus 2, 35 G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee5 Ball Com- mittee5 Senior Play Committee5 Student Council 25 Danua Stafl5 Senior Trip. Doctor's Right-Hand Man GERARD RAUBER JuIes You're Gonna Sleep in the Bathtub Tonight, Pa Badminton I5 Searchlight I, 2, 35 Red Cross Play Com- mittee 25 H.M.S, Pinaiore 25 Goll 2, 35 Intramurals I, 2, 3, 45 Senior Trip. International Jewel Smuggler 1-'mf' aff' Ng ' C ' L rneononrs Rex Dad There's a Hole in the Iron Curtain Football 3, 45 Baseball 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Intramurals I, 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee5 Ball Committee. News Spreader HELENE RICHARDS HeIene I Can Dream, Can't I? Girls Glee Club 35 Mixed Chorus 25 A Cappella Chorus 35 Searchlight 3, 45 Archery I5 Prom Ccmmittee5 Ball Com- mittee' Senior Pla 3 4 HMS Pinalore 2 Ma a1ine 5 Y , I . . . I Q Drive 45 Spanish Club 35 Library Club 3. Florence Nightingale II JACK ROBERTS Denny Driving Nails in My Coffin over You Track I, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 25 Football 3, 45 Varsity D Club 45 Bowling I, 2, 45 Badminton 45 Intramurals I, 2,45 Gymnastics 35 Prom Committee5 Ball Committee5 Senior PIay5 Senior Trip. Chiel Assistant to Digger O'DelI JAMES RODMAN Jim BIuebird on My Window Sill Gymnastic Club 3, 45 Varsity D Club 45 Bowling 3, 4. Roller Skating Teacher lt he MARY RODMAN Roddy How Soon 9th Year Chorus: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Girls Glee Club 4: A Cappella Chorus 3: Senior Play Committee: Prom Com- mittee: Ball Committee: Mistress ol Robes 4: Senior Trip: Student Council Representative 3. Professional Secretary to a Bum DORIS SAHRLE Dorie High on a Windy Hill Band I, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: A Cappella Chorus I, 2, 3: Qth Year Chorus: Secretary of Red Cross Council 3: Prom Committee: Ball Committee: American Legion Oratorical Contest 4: Girls Athletic Association 3, 4: In- tramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Searchlight Reporter 2, 3: Senior Trip. Manager ol Murphy's THOMAS SCHIRMER Gooch lt Isn't Fair Band I: Chorus I: Goli 2: lntramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee: Ball Committee, Senior Trip. Professional Reiormer CLAUDETTE SCHIRMER Frenchie l Missed the Boat 9th Year Chorus: Mixed Chorus I: Girls Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Attendance Secretary of Girls Glee Club 4: Searchlight I 2 3 4' Circulation Mana er ol Searchli ht 4- GAA I I I 1 9 9 r ' - - 2, 3: Prom Committee: Ball Committee: Spanish Club 3: Student Council 3: Senior Trip. Mr. Tresch's Chauffeur JAMES SCH RYVER Jimmy Behind Those Swinging Doors Senior Trip. Professional Bartender DONALD SHORT Shorty There's a Bluebird on M Window Sill Y Football Manager 3, 4: Senior Play Committee: Senior Trip. Draftsman MARIAN SHUTT Marian Sentimental Me 9th Year Chorus: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: Girls Glee Club 2, 3: Searchlight 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee: Ball Corn- mittee: Senior Play: Senior Tri . Professional, Golfer ALFRED SLIKER Al Just Looking at the Bubbles in My Beer Track I, 2, 3, 4: Football I, 2: Prom Committee: Ball Committee: F.F.A. I, 2, 3. 4: F. F. A. Basketball I, 2, 3. 4: Gymnastics I, 2, 3, 4: Bowling 3: Senior Trip. Dare Driver 18 I WILLIAM J. SMITH Willie Busy Doing Nothing Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: Music Festival 2: A Cappella Cho- rus 2, 3: Searchlight 2, 3, 4: Student Council Treasurer 4: Senior Play Prompter: Senior Trip: Junior Rotarian: Span- ish Club 2, 3: Ball Committee: E.S.S.P.A. Conlerence' National Honor Society 4. Nutty Explosives Eggspert BETTY JEAN THOMPSON B. J. I Love Lite 9th Grade Chorus: Girls Glee Club 4: Junior Red Cross Play 2: Searchlight I, 2, 3, 4 IFeature Page Editor 3: Editorial Page Editor 2, 4l: Prom Committee: Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Ball Committee: Cheerleader 4: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: H.M.S. Pinalore: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 lRecording Sec- retary 4l: Senior Play Committee: Second Highest in Senior Magazine Sale: Senior Trip. Female Casanova DUANE TOWNE 0Iiver Give Me Five Minutes More Baseball Manager 2, 3: Football Manager 2, 3: 9th Year Chorus: Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Senior Trip. Great Lover DOROTHEA VAN DERWERKEN Der lt Had to Be You Class Secretary I: 9th Year Chorus: Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4: Livingston County Music Festival: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Junior Red Cross Secretary 2: Junior Red Cross Play 2: Class Secretary 3: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4 lTreasurerl 4: Intramurals 2, 3: Danua Staff: Senior Play 4: Senior Trip: National Honor Society 4. Ballerina fx EUGENE WATERS Gene Life Gets Tee-jus, Don't lt? Baseball 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 3, 4: Class President 3: Class Secretary 2, 4: Junior Rotarian 4: Student Council I, 3: Danua Staff: Prom Committee: Ball Committee: Search- light 3, 4: Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Varsity D Club 4: Syracuse Fraternity Conference 4: Senior Play: Senior Trip: National Honor Society 4. Stage Hand at the Embassy SHIRLEY WEBER Shirl Music! Music! Music! Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4: Searchlight I, 2, 3, 4: Junior Red Cross Council 3, 4: Red Cross Chairman 3: Student Coun- cil 3: Red Cross Play 3: Senior Play: Spanish Club 3: Livingston County Music Festival 2: Ball Committee: Prom Committee: Co-Chairman Senior Picture Proiect: Danua Staff: Senior Trip. Secretary FRANCIS WELTON Frank Near You Football 2, 3, 4: Baseball 3, 4: Basketball Manager 4: Gymnastics I, 2, 3, 4: Spring Carnival 3, 4: Intramurals I, 2, 3: Volleyball 3, 4: Chairman Decoration Committee, Prom and Ball: Senior Trip. Construction Boss RAUBLYN WERTH Raubie I Said My Pajamas Class President I: 9th Year Chorus: Girls Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Student Council I, 2: Girls Glee Club Librarian 4: President ol Homeroom 2: Ball Committee: Senior Play Committee: Senior Trip: National Honor Society 4. A Teacher 'le PATRICIA WHITEMAN I Can Dream, Can't I? Mixed Chorus 2. 3. 4: Girls Glee Club 2, 3. 4: 9th Year Chorus: Searchlight I, 2, 3: Red Cross Play: A Cappella Chorus I, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus Secretary: Librarian A Cap- pella Chorus 3: Senior Trip: Circulation Manager Search- light 3: Prom Committee. Secretary RICHARD WHITEMAN Smoke Gets in Your Eyes Searchlight I, 2, 3. 4: lNews Editor 2: Editorial Editor 3: Editor-in-Chief 4l: Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4: Operetta 2: c Festival 2: St cl t C I 2 4 Class Treasurer 2: Chairman Candy Sale Committee: Red C Ply23S' PlyBysSte Sy U Livingston County Musi ross a . : ennor a: o versity Crtizenshp Conference 4: President Spanish Club: National Honor Society 3: Senior Trip: Junior Rotarian 4: G i G s V II S h I Student overnment Con erence: Press Association 4: Empire State tion Conference. Fearless II ALPHA WYANT I Love You Because 9th Year Chorus: Red Cross Play : Committee: Senior Play Commi Photo Proiect Committee. BacheIor's Wife JOSEPH YOUNG Don't Cry, Joe F.F.A. 4: Traclr 4: Intramurals 4. 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C3 2,6 R BMW Adm VWAA, F u PY iw Q' X KD HMM .MK mv yrpww www' Dpfpf 0 'Bfn 'CJ x ZW!! zo frwxw CLASS HISTORY s the Class ol 1950 begms nts lourney down the long road of life we feel that a memorandum should be made so that In future years when browsmg through this book you wlll remember our class s accomplishments To lead us In our struggle to get acquainted wrth DCH S we chose Raublyn Werth as our president Assrstlng her were John Kenney vrce presl dent Robert Moore treasurer and Dorothea Van Derwerken secretary The only actnvnty that we as Freshmen sponsored was a sweater dance but It gave us a good start on our hugh school career Our Sophomore year was very successful As omcers we elected Evelyn Acomb presrdent Robert Emerson vrce president John Kenney treasurer and Eugene Waters secretary Besides havrng two very successful movle benefits and a sweater dance the class nntroduced a coke machme an the school The class showed nts Fine co operative splrrt an the Junlor year as every one loaned In to make our candy sale our sweater dances and last but not least the Junror Prom a success The theme of the Prom was Candyland and It ended a Hne year under the leadershrp of Eugene Waters president John Kenney tary The Sensor year began wrth a bang as our magazine drive was a huge suc cess thus bemg the frrst year that sales ever went over the S5 OOO mark The Sensor Ball had for nts theme Dreamers Holnday and It was also a tremendous success Our Hearts Were Young and Gay was the tltle ol the Senlor play whrch netted a protrt of 266 Alter much antrcrpatlon on the part of the Semors they lelt for Washrngton wrth Mr and Mrs Bradley and Mr and Mrs Manrlla chaperonrng durrng the Easter vacatron Leadmg the Sensor Class were Robert Engle president Robert Emerson vlce presldent Gordon Derrenbacher treas urer and Eugene Waters secretary Our smcerest gratrtude goes to the Board of Educatron Mr Bradley M Pnllard Mr Campbell our class advisors and all our teachers through the years of our school career who helped us so much rn achnevlng our goal Graduatlon' 21 . . . . . I I I - I . ' : . ' - ' : . 7 , . , . . . . ' ' I Il Il 3 , . ' . ' : . vice-president: Barbara Lehrer, treasurer: and Dorothea Van Derwerken, secre- I . . . I . ' I I I - ' ' ' , . , r. I ' I . I We the Class of 1950 berng of sound mrnd l?I and able body do hereby publrsh out last wrll and testament Item I To Mrs Purchase and Mr Gurle we wrll our old brcycles to save therr shoe leather whrle takrng attendance Item ll To the Class ol 51 are Ielt the cherrshed balcony seats Item III To the Iaculty we leave next year s class for you to mold rnto shrnrng examples of young manhood and womanhood We ho e you have bet ter results than you have had wrth t e Class of 1950 Item IV Each member ol the class has tearlully agreed to leave hrs most prrzed possessron to an underclassman Guard these treasures well They are our most cherrshed belongrngs 1 Norb Blum leaves hrs artrstrc abrlrty to Clarence Applrn Make good use ol rt Clarence 2 Bugar Gray and B J Thompson tearlully be queath therr champronshrp yells to the next year s cheerleaders who are able to cheer the team to vrctory 3 Much to her drspleasure Gabby Kennell be stows her grlt ol gab to Chrp Chrp Culbertson 4 Duke Derrenbacher rs convmced that he should leave hrs whrstlrng talent to any Hot lrps block head who can follow rn hrs footsteps 5 Wong Rex Romeo Longmurr and Mutter Waters The Three Musketeers romantrcally turn over therr charm to any one who rs attracted by grr S 6 Henry Pluntner wrlls hrs athletrc skrll to Dude Boyd lKeep hrttrng em Dude I LAST WILL 7 Greek Lamont turns her orderly GAA meet rngs over to Stoop Maloney 8 Worm Acomb and Tubby Engle have agreed to grve up therr polrtrcal leadershrp to Johnnre Pappas and Drck Qurbell lDont worry about arguments boys They become a habrt I 9 Barb Dawley and Ken Perry leave therr hall locker romances to Lore Knapp and Jrm Marks lNo lessons needed for the latter ones I 10 Lazreth DeLong and Rosy Van Derwerken leave therr abrlrty to steal the show to the stars ot next year s Senror Play ong eg Boor Robert Moore and Squash Culbertson wrll therr love lor hog rassel rng to Pat Gallagher and Jean Grbson therr skatrng desrres to Lore Smrth and Ken Teeter 13 Rugged Chapman Tarzan Hawk Brute George Gooch Young Hammer Gray Lucky Grlbert and Chrcken Slrker leave therr worn out FFA seats to luture members lThe seats wrll probably need an overhaulrng I J B Beecher awards hrs excellent prompt ness to school to Alrce Cross lAl has the hang o rt already I 15 Photographrc Kessler reprrnts hrs perfect at tenclance record for Maggre DePuy 16 Jabber Gurle and Atlas Kenney pass therr rrsky chemrstry experrments over to anyone who can escape Mr Clements eagle eye 17 Nancy Leven Alpha Wyant and Elarne Curry hand therr letter wrrtrng to Sadre Rongo and other ambrtrous characters CI ,L gg gb , i 11. IIL -I ll I ll ll I I 12. Katie Campbell and Jim Rodman gracefully will . H H 14. . . ' - ' ' ll : - 9 ll . f . . - ' I . ' I ' 22 AND TESTAMENT 18 Barb Forsythe happrly leaves all problems con nected wrth Senror Play trckets to Jane Rowe 19 Bette Baldrng grves her career as organrst to Jo Smrth lBuy your own organ Jo l 20 Fran Moore Don Folts Duane Towne Jrm Schryver and Don Short measure out the contents of the Home Economrcs class to future caterers Money Maker Lee Beefy Morgan an Trrgger Rauber deed therr prtch games to young er rugged prtchers who can yell louder than they 22 Journalrst Whrteman srgns over hrs posrtron as Edrtor rn Chref of The Searchlrght to any Junror who has as much ambrtron as he lke Mauro scoops over hrs power to rer sodas to Coffee Cup Chuck Lamont 24 Raubre Werth Shrrley Weber and He en Renre Wrrth and Betty Cross 25 Bob Hayes Don Bennet Croaky McGurre rn Hllrer and Dorre Pruner hand over e brok n down machrnes rn the busrness department to future smartres lrke themselves lHope you have better luck than they drd wrth them l 26 Dorre Sahrle rlls her essay wrrtrng abrlrty to P y rs Jacobs lWe wrsh you the same luck Jake l rtc o erts ore Krn Wrese Schrrmer Rodre Rodman polrtely lrne up therr out of town companrons for Eddre Acomb Mary Lourse Applrn and Onnelee Burger 28 Cheese Emerson and Boneless Mess turn over therr Mutt andJeff trtle to John Wolfe and the Mr X wrth as lrttle drmensrons as Boneless pro duces mf' 29 Sad Sack Maha and Chum OConnor wrll therr argurng rn Hrstory class to Terrre Frtzpatrrck and Bernadrne Schrrmer lBe careful of Mr Gurle g s he s rrght on hrs toes l 30 Anne Jaeger grves over her wonderful person alrty to Pat Mrstretta lHope you lrve up to Anne s standards Pat l 31 French Schrrmer and Rrpprng Shutt frna y get off from therr seats rn Study Hall and turn them over to Pat Perry and Skrp Pfaff lYou better be careful when you srt down krds you mrght get glued rn tooll 32 Wrnnre Holbert hands over her red harred wrg to her srster Lenora 33 Pat Whrteman and Jrm Sprzzano leave therr desrre o repeat sublects to Drck Hamsher and Betsy Beckerman 34 Helene Rrchards and Josre McKrnney sorrow Derrenbacher lHope y u dont get as sore as they drd Bev l Brr re Ban er wrll grve up her horse ac rng to any soul thats not allergrc to Char horses lYou have to buy your own horse though l 36 Pearl Moose and Percy Perry grve up therr storytellmg to Wrnnre Knapp and Joanne Seward lThey ve got Percy and Pearl beatll 37 Wrllre Smrth and Fran Welton wrll therr abrlrty to undertake large responsrbrlrtres to Mary Dee Bradley and Tom Paduane 38 Jack Professor Krnney bequeaths hrs prece of strrng to next year s physrcs students It s to be used for pullrng those orrgrnal experrments lcrds 39 And last but not least Barb Lehrer awards r baton pl s er hrg s epprng s rut to ar Farrell Make good use of rt Garl Q I .. - .1 xt Y . ' ' ' irl , ' ' ' I . f I . s ' ll ll I ll I n ll 1 21. . , d .. - .- A 23. ' ' k l' r ' ' . ,r . ,, I . I I I . l . ' ' . . Jansch will their title as the lnseparables to fUHY 9'V9 UPll e l9Vel0'M9de','1 Dancms to Bev- .. . ,, . , O ..D'. k.. E . - . - gh- as. 'rr' rr ' ' rs rf 'D - ' . . . rid' ' ' ley l v WI ' l I II I . . . ' h ll' . ' , ' 27. Sk' h R b , J ' ' g, ' l . . ' ' ' ' . he' U rr ' rr. rl ' r G 'r 23 XT e :ther Report Snow 111111011011 and 11a1n11 111th t1111p11.1tu1Ls 1c1ch1ng 211 dcglncs b1lo11 Luo h 1 1 FAMOUS SCIENTISTS VISIT HOME TOWN D1s Donald L Gu1le and VN1ll1am J Smxth BBD QB1 B1 D15 BBD IBOBI D11 BOO lBoo P cP1ett1 DlHt,QlOUS Cha11cte1sD a1 IIXBKT bt plane 1n D1nsv1lle yeste1 d IX The doctoxs ue famous for Coll1bo11t1o11 whlch lesulted 1n the successful development of the H111 tos1s Bomb D1 Sm1th has also DIOLLSS of ext11ct1n1, alunnnum cl e1pl1 f1om clay D1s Gu1le and Sm1th 11e1e p1loted Dl.l1SVlll6 by D Ha1od O QOIIIIOI '1 vyell known b1a1n SUI geon 11ho h'1s completed se1e1al m1c1oscop1c studles on fo1me1 h1gh school tea he1s He has the added CllStlI1CtlOYl of be1ng the fi1st man to complete successfully a 1ound tllp to tl1e moon He m1de the tllp IH h1s new 1nvent1on the hot 'ill D10 pelled plane The noted docto1s came to Dans 1lle f1om Washlngton DC whe1e they 11e1e the guests of M1s Du ine Towne Knee Ll1udette Sch11me1D P1 es1dent of the UI1ltEd St 1tes M1 s TOXXITC honored the gentlemen 111th 1 puty 1n the bo1Ie1 1oom of the Xl h1te House QTVII Towne 1S the j3Illt01 J At the gathe11ng famous guests mcluded the Sec1eta1y to the P1es1dent M1s John Mo1gan KDOIIS PILIIIGIJ Sec1eta1y fo A11 'Ihs John 'Haha CBetty Jean Thompsonj and the P1es1dent of the WCTU NI1s Halold G11be1t QJean Lamontj In D'1nsv1lle the sc1ent1sts 111l1 st'11 1t the home of 'Way O1 and THIS Fugcne W'1te1s lINanc1 Levenj '1I1s Gullc and 'Nl1s Smlth lnee Anna J1ege1 and Many Rodmanj 111ll 11111e 1n to11n tomo1ro11 1n the P1es1dents C11 v11th M1 FFHHCIS NIoo1e Ch1uffeu1 at the vsheel plazano s atvsfies P' Y paghetti ays auce Ilkef DANSVILLE SLOW FREIGHT Dansvllle N Y I.. F M W U CUNTINUES WALKUUT The Female Med1cal XX 0lkE1S LHIOH of Weste1n New '1o1k te1ed ltS s111th month on Stllke to day The un1on composed of nu1ses l1bo1'1tory techn1c1'1ns and med1c 1I sec1et'111es IS headed by M1ss eene R1cha1ds RIN J I fJohn L Le111sD MISS R1cha1ds an nounced last 11eek th1ough MISS Helen Jansch sec1eta1y that Ulltll s1l111es a1e 1nc1e'1sed by 100 pe1 cent the u111on w1ll cont1nue 1ts 11'1lkout The MISSSS R1cha1ds and Jansch wlth M1s Kenneth Pe11vfBa1bara Dqtyleyl 11cep1es1dent and M1ss Joan G1ay t1easu1e1 met last 11eek w1th M1 Robe1t Eme1son Fede1al Medlator to settle the dlmCUltl6S between the medlcal p1ofess1on and the un1on He 1epo1ted f1om h1s hosp1tal bed the next day that he was unsuccessful A mass demonst1at1on was held 1n the Blum Bowl IH Dansvllle last n1ght th1ough the generos1ty of lNo1be1t Blum bullder and o11ne1 The un1on membe1s enteled the st1 d1um 1n a body led by the11 band 11 h1ch 11as d119Ct9d by M1ss Evelyn Acomb us1ng a g1gant1c the1mom eter for a baton ll'I1SS Acomb del1ve1ed the mam Cand onlyj 3ddl6SS of the e1en1ng speaklng for th1ee hou1s 111th dy nam1c and d1amat1c Ol3tO1X The t1tle of her add1ess was Does P1cket1ng Make for Pulch11tud1nous L1mbs'7 ancho oberfa Vetermarlan Rudnng Academy Glue Factory Next Door to Buck's Garbage Dump Ossuan Hull 24 'X Xxx CANASTA GAME TURNS INTO MURDER AS PRETTY JOKER GOES WILD lt h 1t began as a f11endly game of Canasta ended IH a murde1 last n1ght at the home of M1 and M1s Rxymond G1ay She11ff James Sch1y1e1 called to the G1ay home 1111 empty boxc 11 1n the FOSTGI Whcele1 Xa1dJ about m1dn1ght found '1 guest MIS Robclt Pfunt ne1 fthe fO1mCl Raublyn We1thJ slumped 0191 he1 t11o natu1'1l Can fmstas wh1le the deck stood frozen 1n the m1ddle of the muddle She had been stabbed through the hea1t by M1s G1ay nee Ba1ba1a Fo1sythe w1th 1 mechamcal pencll used to ma1k do1vn the S0019 ACCOldlHg to M1 Pfuntner who 1v1s found on the H001 suffermg f1om h1ccups 'NI1 and Mrs Gray left thell home 1mmed1ately after the mu1de1 IH the11 1920 Fold The Grays XNQYC app1ehended lat er IH Rochester at Sahrles Sho1t Stop a hot dog stmd at St1ong Memo11'1l Hosp1tal owned by MISS 150118 Sah1le llrIlSb Anne Kennell xn employee was vsashlng bee1 mugs when the pol1ce arr1ved D tectlves Jack K1nney and ROb9lt Hay es returned the couple to Dans v1lle A11a1gned befo1e Pol1ce Justlce J Peter Hllller MIS Gray pleaded gullty to unsportsmanl1ke beha11o1 Her t11al w1ll be held at the Dans 11lle Se11age DISDOSHI Plant next week D1Stl1Ct Atto1ney Bert1m J Longmu11 11111 plead the states case The atto1ney fo1 the defense Coxdon G Denenbacher 1v1ll plead poo1 a1m ACC01dlHg to De1ren b'1che1 M1s G1ay lntended to put NI1s Pfuntne1 s eye out not Stllke he1 thlough the heart cGu1re's anage anlfold arauding anuals ales I , , , , . . 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C u .' 1 1 .' 1 1 ' 1 . y ' u HF Q' 1 , n 4 A ' Y T ' 1' 1 Z ' ' '. v v . . ,. . . 1 1 1 . A , 4 1 ' - 1 . . . AND TYPHOON r.,..mVV0 v..rV..r VAUDEVILLE DUO CONTINUES ENGAGEMENT Currently plaxrng rn Dansvrlle at the Old Satellrte Theater are the Mrsses Dorothea Van Derwerken and Shrrley DeLong rn a program entrtled You Don t Know Do Ya? Thrs rs the 103rd week of the act at the Satellrte Openrng wrth a can can dance the young ladres are attrred rn rden trcal strapless thrgh length dresses of chartreuse wrth ruffled lavender trgnts The edges of the trghts are prped wrth red neon lrghtrng cast rnr, a rosy hue over the two art rs s Followrng the can can N11-as Van Derwerken leaves the stage and Mrss DeLong doe her famous mono logues whrch reduce the 'rudrence alternately to tears 'rnd guffaws When the applause dres down the Delrghtful Dorothea returns rn a brown vacarran costume and does an rnrmrtable ballet number accom panred by Culbertson s Low Catch ers Orchestra playrng the Cow Cow Boogre Featured on the brll are Elrzabeth Baldrng and Rrchard Mauro wrth therr French Horn duets Therr best lrked number rs the Tennessee Lady composed by Robert L e YDUNG S CATTLE DYE lDye Your Cows to March Your Eyesl Blue Black Brown Bloodshor Copyright 1960 by Joseph Young Barbara Lehrer 4 Braces Lovelorns l Mrss Lehrer wrll answer any ques tron sent to her provrded a srgna ture rs rncluded If you do not wrsh your name used please st rte thrs fact rn your letter Dear Mrss Lehrer I am a beautrful young woman of 53 I have a boy frrend who says he wants very much to marry me However he rs rn busrness rn Dans vrlle and does not want to leave I lrke the sea and all that rs con nected wrth rt especrally the sarl ors What shall I do go on a dret or let my werght stay at 350 lbs Please help me Bewrldered lMrssJ Constance Lamont P S Please do not use my name rn your column WOMAN GOLFER RETURNS TO ALASKA Mrs Edward Kear the former Mrss Marran Shutt of Dan-,vrlle has returned to her home rn Alaska aft er spendrng 'r month wrth Mr and 'Vlrs Robert Engle Mrs Kear rs a famous woman golfer When she was a student at Dansvrlle Hrgh School she was known as the Brae Burn Beauty and specralrzed rn nocturnal con tests on the local course Mr Engle took over the Don Jones Orchestra followrng Joness death five years ago He rs currently playrng at Mooses Wloonshrne Ho tel operated by Nlrss Harrrette Moose Vlrs Engle the former Nlrss Shrrley Weber rs the author of Surts or Gowns a best sellrng br ography based on her husband s po lrtrcal career as presrdent of the Class of 1950 at Dansvrlle Central Hrgh School 25 R F Whrteman Edrtor Robert E Kessler Photographer MO0RE McKINNEY NUPTIALS HELD Saturday afternoon rn the Byers vrlle Communrty Church the mar rrage vows of Mrss Josre 'VIcKrnney rnd Mr Robert Moore were heard by the Rexerend Leonard Mess Pastor Glrdrng down the arsle rn her gown of whrte kenneyon a new fab rrc rnvented by John Kenney noted chemrst Mrs Moore was radrant ther headdress was wrred for fluor escent lrghtrngl on the arm of Donald Folts who reluctantly gave the brrde away Strll sewrng on the Joanne Krng who desrgned and made the dress Wlard of honor was Mrss Teresa Perry rn a gown of turkey red ken neyon Brrdesmards Mrs John Roberts CElarne Curryj and Mrs Donald Bennett fAlpha Wyantb wore rdentrcal blue and yellow dr sses of kenneyon Best man was Irancrs Welton The ushers were Donald Short and Curtrs Boor Musrc for the ceremony was pro vrded by Gerard Rauber and Raubers Ramblrng Romeos quartet composed of Rauber Davrd Chapman Lowell George and Gordon Hawk Campberf rs wonderful' says James Rodman of Rodman s Roller Rrnlc ampbert Incorporated Decorators Carherrne Wrnrfred Campbell Holberf Oursrde and Insrde Work House Parnhng Our Specralty I . l I I ,', w.1o1o1r-1. 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I - A l .W ra., ,- , W aw- WASHINGTON SNAPS 26 Sckofcwtdc Wanda I vu vu - O 0 U C FU 'U D as .C .- - an 'U C D Q2 CTX W had a very unusual registration en- rollment of ninety-seven and has cu -K - o 3 Ji gm '11 0 4. fl! L Q. vm 3 C YD C 0 'U Q3 7.3 nne H ert Babcock O8 .-.J 2 : Secretary ..... Treasurer .......A .92 .ILE Q3 EE 29 9.3 tc I0 !'U .NS 593 For M0 2.2 mb :- E .E '7 -I C o U 0 ': O1 'Fi N 2 Secreta y, .. Treasurer ...... Y -5: Q0 9:9 5 mo' Ir: O EQ 5. I IU I 21 .- I 1 . :S :.: :c :ev STE 4'l4 S93 '05 .50 DU ,,.- 9.5 C0 '-u :I -I 1' U C o 5500 :lun 'Emll' fu'- C 'U 032 U .2 '4- 2511: -K ge: .Dm-D QS miilh In 'Dom C mfr: Em 3.2: 9.20 ow'- 3 'E'En. C sh 29 T C N D GJ? E as E P Searchlight 0 D CZ -E cu .-.-,, QM na vo: :uc m.co ef O-9 age ltd, 325 mc-C -at U 0- r-E 'U-. 25,2 ,903 Lu.. 15 .ENE ,-,- .Do- ,Em .. 'CSU OVID .DVUVT xi NINTH YEAR CLASS 'ss Mr ... o .C .. FU an 'U cu .C ... o E V1 GJ IU V1 4 Quiet... w'c '.:O .:::.'2t: 'cv -E222 3130632 0'oT:3 '-gwgmw .... L6 C0 Nm 'UZ O- 'U -:s 535515 Egflmg SL?-22: mo -E ohm 'U fCvv'OC Ccvmcm or-ja: 1-E 2-3 Ic'g:E Efrsfu them. During the year the class had three dances: two by records and one by the dance band. All were successful. The class advisors C O 'E E 4 2 Si 0.5 gm QE Wo .I 55 H2 an --c mc 3:1 NINTH YEAR CLASS OFFICERS IZ Q0 P 0? Us C-C CO 47 X. L., m, in mf 'PD 92 U me UTI- kd- EU? 0 Eb fx U ll 17 1-. G71 .C .22 1. Q.. C :aa 'D A-'71 CO ms. TED. W0 Qu C.- CLP 30 OFFICERS SS A CL AR YE TENTH C ay.: -QE Q? -'E Sm Ji 2:2 4 rl t' is R15 E53 Cm Q23 U10 Cx wh 'Em fb C I: 4--7 Cl 0. !: g ,.. I r I I ,Q- QC 10 '71 .Juv C9 O -Un. 'Jr 0 CDU C.- 5 :Lb lv X 'lg L 'fa ,- E TENTH YEAR CLASS ,,, Q, .- :rhg-53,20 22iF22m ua.-u 'Um Q. ru U1 QAGJEIEO3 O-C -n3 '..c C... GJ Q.. QV, 'Um -gv1.CC 'U400'.2fU-ff :SUS-55.3 cn asf-2333 -0.5- CL-U mc 10-'00 'Cm'U.'EI-YE -C..cv lu.. - fCC IO Cm ,ccu...,, 691,55-mm Pshti-.229-'U gg-gg 0.5:- .c an-E-WE r-Q,-5 - Q Oc O Q .E ,.3mo.. CCGSS. SU C3 mi' P Max if -3 4 I4-My SNAPS AROUND SCHOGL Santa! Qfcmcfa ,, W SEARCHLIGHT The Searchlight stat? has incorporated three important changes into the paper this year. There has been a larger photo coverage, more personal items have been included, and the amount of advertising has been cut to approximately hall that ol previous years. On October 7 and 8, six members of the staff-Richard Whiteman, William Smith, Joan Gray, Shirley DeLong, Roberta Banker, and Suzanne Stevenson-with Miss Elizabeth O'Neil, asdvisor, attended the two-day convention ol the Empire State School Press Association at yracuse. The best newspaper in DCHS sponsored the morning newscasts over the public address system. The Searchlight has worked this year to obtain tor the student the things he wants, to make DCHS more satisfactory to him. Beginning the year. President Evelyn Acomb, Vice-President John Pappas, Secretary David Fox, and Treasurer William Smith met with representatives of the Student Government and introduced a season ticket for the students. Also on this year's schedule was the athletic injury lund, council guides for Parent-Teachers Night, two benefit shows, and the annual Christ- mas program. All of these proved to be a credit to the organization. STUDENT COUNCIL 35 l E ' wr -Iv 1. l C 'ln-af Gift boxes were filled to send abroad to pupils in foreign schools: Thanksgiving favors were made for men in the Bath Veterans Hospital and a quantity of Christmas cards were given these men to send to their friends. Baskets were filled and given to elderly shut-ins at Christ- mas. To the National Children's Fund, S100 was sent. The Junior Red Cross Enrollment Drive and the Junior Red Cross Play were big successes. A tea was given for the cast. Two dele- gates will be sent to the National Convention in Detroit in June. The officers are: Clarence Applin, chairman: Beverly Jerome, vice-chairman: Teresa Fitzpatrick, secretary: Marjorie Post, treasurer. e Junior Red Cross play The Skeleton Walks. not only combined laughter and suspense this year but It also brought rn a record net profit, S355.86. Mr. Mottl directed it. Q r-0 ' JUNIOR CROSS T '7 f'7 'Z '13 X A. ev... s S we r-- 2 ,Q-MW? F. F.A The following officers directed the many activities oi the Future Farmers during the past school year: President, Curtis Boor: Vice-President, Richard Kiefer: Secretary, Richard Quibell: Treasurer, Roger Shay: Junior Red Cross Representative: Chester Knapp: Searchlight Reporter, Leslie Button. The F.F.A. basketball team won second place in the F.F.A. County League. Members oi the team are: Richard Quibell, Ronald Jerome, Frederick Driesbach, Kenneth Hale, William Gross, Alfred Sliker. The activities ot the F.H.A. this year included some that were beneficial not only to the com- munity but to people elsewhere-such as making Thanksgiving favors for the Bath Veterans Hospital, giving a sunshine basket to Miss Mills, planning a Russian tea, and sponsoring a dance. The chapter also went to Nunda School for a convention where they told the students about our chapter. The oFFicers were: Ann Jaeger, president? Beulah Blokaw. VFCS-Pf6Sid9l1fi Pauline Harter, secretary: Laura Forsythe, treasurer. i'?i.f ni F. H. A MEI' -i ,QS Pg:- r sg 's -f S SENIOR - PLAY One ol the high lights ol the Senior year is the annual class play production. This year Our Hearts Were Young and Gay was selected for presentation under the superb direction of Miss Elizabeth S. O'Neil. The hilarious and colorful experiences ol Cornelia Otis Skinner and her close friend Emily Kimbrough provided the audiences with many laughs and thrills. Rehearsals were in full swing lor tour weeks, as student actors labored over characterizations and learning lines, while stage crews struggled with scenery and properties. Finally the curtain went up on the complete pro- duction Thursday and Friday evenings, February 2 and 3, with a capacity audience each night. Directed by Miss Margaret E. Hondelinlc, and accompanied by Miss S. Maud M. Bayiord, the Mixed Chorus ol 107 Senior High School pupils took part in the high school Christmas assem- bly which featured the play, Why the Chimes Rang, in a public Christmas program on De- cember 18, and at the annual concert in May. Those who were members ol the Boys or the Girls Barber Shop Chorus or Quartet also sang at the Rotary Club and the Parade of Barber Shop Quartets. The attendance secretaries are Shirley DeLong, Marian Shutt, Patricia White- ngani End John Whitney. Catherine Campbell is the recording secretary, and Barbara Forsythe t e i rarian. MIXED CHORUS AQ The Girls Glee Club ol filty-five members, directed by Miss Margaret E. Hondelinlr, has appeared in a high school Christmas assembly and a public Christmas program on December 18, at meetings of the Rotary Club and the Presbyterian Women's Association, and at the annual concert. The club will sing also for the baccalaureate service. Miss S. Maud M. Baylord is the accompanist. The officers include: Harriet Moose, Doris Pruner, and Claudette Schirmer as attendance secretaries: Betty Jean Thompson as recording secretary: Raublyn Werth and Winifrecl Holbert as librarians: Elaine Curry, Helen Jansch and Mary Rodman as mistresses ol robes: and Eileen Raw- leigh, Barbara Forsythe, and Rita De Mun as managers. GMRS GLEE CLUB Sixty-tive pupils lrom the Ninth Grade were members this year ol the Ninth Year Mixed Chorus, and ol the Ninth Year Girls Chorus or the Ninth Year Boys Chorus. The oflicers include: Beverly Gross, Nancy Walker, and David Fox, attendance secretaries: Ethel Gilbert and Roy Greene, recording secretaries: Nancy Culbertson, Rita Jean Moose and Alice Sterner, librarians: Noreen Gessner, Joyce Le Bar, Stanley Gilbert, and Roy McCal iery managers. The choruses, di- rected by Miss Margaret E. Hondelinlc and accompanied by Miss S. Maud M. Baylord, took part in the tellewing activities: the Red Cross assembly. the high school Christmas assembly. a broad- cast over the Lutheran Church sound system, an Bmalelll' llOUl' assembly. 8 ublic Cl'll'lSl'm35 PTO' gram, and the annual concert. Those who were members Ol file Girls Ol' the Boys Bafbel' Sll0P Chorus also sang at the Rotary Club. of BHNTH Y AR f CHORUS BAN The Band this year marched at the Halloween Parade, and played for all home basketball and football games that were in our league. It also participated in the annual concert, called Musical Varieties, with the Orchestra and Dance Band. Under the guidance of Mr. Frank, the Band has been very successlul and has brought much pleasure and satisfaction to the students ol D.C.H.S., and to the people of Dansville. The Orchestra has played in the school assemblies and in the school con- cert held on March 30. A few of the selections are Marche Hongroise, Dream Pantomime, There's Something about a Soldier, and Syncopated Clock. The con- cert was different this year as the classicals were intermixed with some ot our popular modern music. ORCHESTRA The purpose ol the Varsity D Club is to work lor better school spirit, to promote closer contact and better understanding between the letter men and the coaches, and to bring more sporting activities to the boys of D.C.H.S. The activ- ities during the.year were: three movies on sports, two sweater dances, and one trip to the U. of R. lor a basketball game between Oberlin and Rochester. Any- one who has earned a maior letter or a minor letter in sports is eligible for mem- bership in the Varsity D Club. VARSITY CLUB A 41 The G.A.A. is composed of twenty-two members, who have worked hard on the intramural sports program. They also have had charge ol gymnastic ac- tivities, such as durability and flexibility tests, and tumbling. Under the guid- ance ol Miss Steve, the G.A.A. was very successful. The activities during the year included two sweater dances and a bake sale which helped pay for the sweaters bought during the school year. 35 xl 'xv ,. I ' K , 1 Q , tgfgfah ??5','. , ,,.........,.a-A . . W , sf 57 Hlvrglsgl me if BA, '55 l fy. Y ' E z , m..,.,.r.,,....., The Maiorettes, under the leadership ol Evelyn Acomb, marched for the football games, the Halloween parade, the basketball games, and the Memorial Day Parade. The first line: Dorothea Van Derwerken, Barbara Lehrer, Jeanne Price, Eleanor Fries, Rita Jean Moose, and Gail Farrell. The second line: Mary D. Bradley, Mariorie Post, Betty Jean Hulbert, Janice Wilmot, Nancy Sahrle, and Neoma Gray. They all ioined together to bring out a colorful display of our DCHS Band. The successful year ol the varsity football and basketball squads was con- tinually promoted by tive spirited varsity cheerleaders: Shirley DeLong lcap- talnl Teresa Fitzpatrick Jeanette Sawdey Betty Lou Mess, and Elaine Hoag. The squad appreciated the support of the student body and faculty during the CHEERLEADERS Football Scores Won 3 DCHS DCHS DCHS DCHS DCHS DCHS 1949 ost 3 Tred Cananda gua 6 Yo lc Caledonva L onra A on Perry FOOTBALL The 1949 football team under the able drrectron ol Head Coach Russell Stead Assistant Coach James Manrlla and Prrncrpal Walter Campbell turned In a fine season by wrnnrng three losing three and trerng one Coach Manrlla han dled the baclctned Mr Campbell coached the lrne and Coach Stead supervised both the baclcfneld and the llne The team showed plenty ol splnt and played handed by therr old rrval Caledoma who whrpped them by a score of 22 to 6 The team was equally balanced rn both delensrve and oflensrve power With many ol the boys commg back next year and the younger boys having more ex perrence the team should have a very successlul year 43 l TL it ' 1 1 a n I u ' o s . u - . . . . 6 z ' . - ' - ' . . . . I9 f o ' ' . D-C-H-5 6 Ball' '2 well in all of the games. The Mustangs had only one bad defeat and that was . . . . 6 ' 22 ' - - - . . . . 7 iv ' I3 , ' , , . ' . . . . 7 v 0 . u ' . . . . 2I 7 I ' . I . Basketball Scores 1949 50 Won 14 Lost 5 DCHS DCHS DCHS DCHS DCHS DCHS DCHS DCHS DCHS DCHS DCHS DCHS DCHS DCHS DCHS DCHS DCHC DCHS Faculty Avon Camsteo Geneseo Attrca Wayland Warsaw Perry Canrsteo Letchworth York Geneseo Attrca Avon Wayland Warsaw Perry Geneseo BASKETBALL The Dansvllle Central Hugh School varsity basketball team ol1949 50 was one ol the best teams our school has produced In several years Under the Une coachmg ol James Manrlla the team won 14 games and lost 5 A play off game was necessary between the Mustangs and Geneseo lor the county championship wrth Geneseo takrng the wm forthe trtle The team lacked height but somewhat made up for thus wrth therr speed The games were all excrtang and the students had many chances to cheer It was a very successful season and the team s of lensrve power was unllmlted as they prled up many hugh scores against opponents Wrth many veterans returnrng next year our chances lor a very successlul year and possrbly a county champnonshrp are excellent 44 l ....29 25 ....4l 39 ....44 ' 35 ' ' ' - ....4r 33 , ....34 ' 42 - ....52 2I - - , - ....54 52 ' . . ....40 43 I ....4o ' 33 ' ' ' ', ' D.C.H.S.4l Letchworth 39 . . . .. ....39 35 ' I ....4l 43 , ' - ....43 47 . .. . . . ....54 ' 39 ' ....4e 38 ' ' I I ....59 2I . . . ....34 32 ' ....42 37 ....4l 48 BASEBALL J I W1 sim 4 4 QSWIL spit' 1 Wi' . ' 1 S ' v li ite, C-qu nk rt .t Baseball Scores Season 1949 D.C.H.S Canaseraga 4 The baseball team in 1949, with inexperienced mem- Qlsfrrda rg bers, had an average record, but with the 1950 season Dzqfr-rfg' Cananraga 2 coming up much is expected from the more seasoned l'Yf'oYr:?a d 3 boys. The team last year won tive and lost nine games. . . . IV D.C.H.S Genesee 9 Bob Emerson Ted Rex Russell Stead D.C.H.S york r Captain Bob Pluntner Coach D.C.H.S Wayland 9 Bill Boyd Jim Smith D.C.H.S. Livonia 4 Don Cork Eugene Waters Managers: D.C.H.S Gerresso I3 Pete Hillier James Owens Duane Towne D'C.H'S. Mr. Morris 4 Gerald Heiman Al Forsythe Clarence Applin D.C.H.S' Nunda 2 John Kenney Jim Heiman D.C.H.S Wayland 3 l950 Season-Coach: James Manilla 75 The 1949 track team had a squad of 25 boys under the coach- ing ol William Mottl. The team defeated Perry, tied Livonia ' Count Track Meet and lost to Hornell. gf York Livonia 7OlQ D.C.H.S. 4595, Geneseo 33l'Q Caledonia 29 York 23 Wayland I2 Avon IIIQ Nunda I Mt. Morris 4 TRACK GOLF r if ,i. BBW' iii? lfiiiifimiw if Results of Matches: D.C.H.S. IOM D.C.H.S BQ D.C.H.S I6 D.C.H.S D.C.H.S. I4 D.C.H.S. 6 D.C.H.S. 5 D.C.H.S QQ D.C.H.S D.C.H.S. 6 1 Aquinas 41g Aquinas 713 Brighton I4TfQ Brighton I5 E. Aurora I E. Aurora 9 DeSales 7 DeSaIes HQ Olean I2 Olean 9 Livingston County took second place in the Section V Golf Tourney for team play and first high individual championship with Donald Jerome scoring a low total ol 172. Members ol the DCHS golf team for the 1949 season were: Donald Jerome Paul Blum Donald Guile Thomas Jollift Fred Driesbach DCHS took the doubles bowling championship at the Livingston County Tourney. This team included Jim Rodman with a score ol 470 and Don Jerome with a score of 472. The five-man event was taken by Geneseo, which later went in to win the Section V Tourney at Rochester. Dansville placed third in this event. Mr. Frank coached the team and was assisted by Jim Rodman, secretary. 'im' BOWLING Cl as - Y JUNIOR r if 1 H RIFLE CLUB Although this is the Junior Rifle Club's first year in Dansville, it has pros- pered well under the able guidance ol instructors Norman Davis, James Bradley. Tom McLernon, Gordon Nichols, and Bob Hall. The club is conducted and all in- struction is under the rules oi the National Rifle Association. Many ol the members have earned certificates and medals for high pro- ficiency in marlcsmanship. D.C.l'l.S. captured the first Livingston County Volleyball trophy at York Central School on March 28th by defeating Wayland and Geneseo. The team went on to the Spring Sports Carnival in Rochester and lost to Perry High School of Wyoming County. Canandaigua was the final Class A champ. The Team Keith McConnell Bill Gross Bob Emerson Ken Perry Gene Waters Bob Pluntner Pete Hemmer Pete Hillier Don Folts A VOLLEYBALL TENNIS in xx ' PN-......v. Keith McConnell and Don Forsythe won the Livingston County Tennis Doubles by defeating Caledonia 8-6, 6-3 in the semifinals, and Geneseo in the finals 6-2, 6-0. 1949 Coach, Thomas J. Williams: Bob Knapp, Keith McConnell, Donald Forsythe, Phil Plummer, Sandy Maurb, Clair Morgan, Deno Pappas. 1950 Season--Coach. Lawrence W. Schede. At the close of the basketball season the members oi the varsity team were dinner guests oi the Rotary Club. Guest speaker was Bob Davies, star per- former of the Rochester Royals professional basketball team. Bob gave an ac- count oi some oi his experiences in the basketball world. Later he recounted the same interesting experiences to the student body of the High School during an assembly program. It was not only entertaining for all but served as an inspira- tion for prospective athletes. af ROTARY DINNER A-'raw WH 49 AN APPRECIATION The staff of the 1950 Danua respectfully calls your atten tron to the messages ol business and lnclustrlal concerns ap pearmg on the followrng pages Wuthout the support ol these our farm friends rn Dansvllle and surrounding communities thus fine edrtnon could not have beer produced 50 4 q ewwffga On August 1 1900 another chapter w s started rn the hrstory of he Bastian Pharmacy On thus date E N Bastian succeed ed hrs father Gottlob Bastian and eratuon ol Bastran ownershrp The busrness contrnued under the ownershrp ol E N Bastran untrl Sep tem er 1 1922 on which date formed a partnership wth hrs on rl E Bas The sudden death ol E N Bastian on November 2 1923 termrnated thus partnershrp and the business was then acqurred by Carl E Bastlan Thus old business landmark Dans vnlle s oldest retarl store was estab ed 116 y ars go n 1834 Edward Nrles and purchased from hum by Gottlob Bastran rn 1870 ver srnce that date 80 years ago rt has remarned rn the hands of thrs famrly of Dansvnlle druggusts represented now by the thrrd generatron It ns sate to assume there rs no lrv mg person here who can remember a trme when Dansvrlle was not served by the Bastian Pharmacy. WTX -005 Qt, X JUL' vw X W CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS' As you step conhdently now rnto your world ot tomorrow we take pleasure rn wrshrng you Happmess and Success rn all you undertake Charlre Duc Vernon REINHOLTZ CLOTHING STORE Style Shop of Dansvnlle Dansville, N Y. . ' . I 0 3 sn ' f J- Q2 E: Q, . -f . . . ' - - U- rn . . 1. . U Q- N . ' - vt o ' -O , n 0-F ru , cn ' F , ' 5 ' ' , - - Q N -, . . DJ . 5. ' 0 . . -0 - , . . .1 . . 10 ' . 1. . .A I , . . W O . . . - - O ' -1 , . - 3 ' ' O.. - ITI ' M tg ...l ' - - U' , 3' 3 . N4 I I 0 A I I U1 - . . ' , we .1 5 ' -. V, - ,gf 5 ' 1- -I ? 1 ZW?--Q ---H1522 1 . . 1 f : 1 2 'l 3 an if . 1' 'lf-i5ir2fi1:L:i.--irzl. -fs . 1 ' 'I ' :':55EQ222EQf?E2i2EQfQ::Qgl. QQf3:g.g-, , f2g1j: .g.2,1 . j gs, ' i f 'WrE2E1E5E35g1g:2:1.'i:i:E1Eg:3:,::l'-1-41:52,,, 3.,,' 2:?E1:1 f V ., N y ' -'-'-'-21-i:l2:1'2'.1,-e1f 731131-:g!:3:T:Q:2:1:2:1IQ:1:2:g:2:i:-Lg, .- . ' - 1 - - wwe... - 1-'Z T'x' . ' . .-7-2-?311El1',,:..Q.1 ,- gt'-,5'X fF'?QQQ. 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STUDENTS Organize Your Bowling Leagues Now For 1950 51 Season Enter Tl1eA J B C IDEAL RECREATION Bowlmg Lanes Complrments ot the KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS ts of DANSVILLE FURNITURE COMPANY Complete Home Furnishing Grocerres Meat and Produce Vincent C Whrteman L Howard Hartman Free Dellvery Phone 390 Compliments ot NATIONAL BRANDS STORE Complimen 52 Dansvllle Oftice SECURITY TRUST COMPANY HOTEL DANSYILLE A complete banlcrng service Member Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corp Compliments of THE NEW YORK STATE RAY WATERS an ELECTRIC AND GAS CORPORATION JIM GAYLOR 53 Compliments of Compliments of Compliments ol ' d SHAY S SERVICE - Oldsmobvle - - Gu - N. Main St Phone 178 FOSTER WHEELER CORPORATION Compliments of CLAYTON S DELICATESSEN 12 Exchange Street Complnments ot MYERS FLORAL Compluments of Compliments ot It 54 RA PID GRO CORPORATION Dansvllle N Y Chevrolet s the Chotce st n va ues Frs In sa GEARY CHEVROLET C0 Phone 10 Dansvllle N Y VOGT S DAIRY Pasteurlzed Mtlk Cream Buttermilk Cottage Cheese Phone 540 W THE DANSVILLE BREEZE The Only Sem: Weekly un Lavmgston County I Q Compliments of Fir I l , I t ' les , . Compliments of Compliments of I I I I All the News Twice a Week. 55 Best Washes to the Seniors of I950 BLUM SHOE MFG CO Best Wishes to Class of 50 ZIMMER 81 SUNDLOF Men s and Boys Wear Dansvrlle N Y Best wishes for the Iuture success ot the Class of 1950 Dunsvllle Central Hugh School MERCHANTS AND FARMERS NATIONAL BANK Member of F D I C SOCONY SERVICE STATION R K Schlrmer 81 Sons l Compliments of 56 Congratulations and a lang tha to the Class ol195O THE COFFEE CUP Congratulations to the Class of 1950 nk ou WILSON CHAMBERLIN AMBULANCE SERVICE 73 Main Street Phone 93 24 Hour Service Best Wishes to All From The Danua Staff Gordre Pete ert Mr Finch on Gene Doris Of WHITNEY S 85 Franklin Stoves Washers Bottled Gas Wrlnger Rolls Parts nd Service lor Any Malce Washer P THE GENESEE COUNTRY EXPRESS AND ADVERTISER The most idely read newspaper in Dansvrlle trading area B Phone 167 Dansville N 57 . . Y - - Com liments ol Shirley Beef , , w B D ' ' - Audited Circul tion D ' , .Y. FRANCES ZERFASS Florist Fresh Flowers wrth Frnendly Servrce Properly Selected Presented Weddrng Bouquets Flowers lor School Functrons Phone 437 R Telegraph Servrce Zerlass Road Dansvrlle NY Compluments SMITH S Super Servnce Market Grocerres Produce Meats Free Delrvery ' ol Delivereld 58 S C H MEEKER Chrysler and Plymouth Sales and Servrce WRIGHT TRACTOR AND IMPLEMENT Dock and Ossran Srs Dansvrlle NY ALLEN S WELDING SHOP MOLYNEUX MOTORS Your Mercury Dealer Phone 26 Clinton St Pasteurlzed Ml Cream P ant SPENCER 81 ROLLINS Atlantic Service Station 47 Phone 219 Open 24 Hours ts H C SPRAGUE OIL CO Drsfnbufors ol Delco Orl Burners and Furnaces c w KNAPPENBERG Insurance Agency Establushed 1848 125 mam sf Dansvrlle N Y Phone 490 59 Compliment ol - - CO. Compliments of Compllmenls Ol F. CAMPBELL s. son Co,,,,,,i,,,en,S 0, 482 l 2 0 Complimen ol - - A MCHENRY 81 C0 Quality Jewelers for Nearly a Century 106 Mann St Hornell N.Y. Compl'ments f DANSVILLE LUMBER CO INC 31 Ossran Street Phone 225 Dansvrlle N.Y. K G RICHMOND Farmall Tractors Internatronal Trucks Parts and Servnce Refrrgeratlon Dansvrlle N Y Complrments of Compliments of BERWIN PAPER MFG CORP T W Donoghue V Pres Complrments ol THE NIFTY SHOP Greetrng Cards Grlts Statronery Complrments of WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE , c. G. MADER and sons 60 Best Wrshes to the 1950 Graduates DODDS PHARMACY Phone 420 Dansvrlle DANAHY FAXON STORES Dan Qulbell - Groceries . G. Fries - Meats C C BATEMAN INC 8 Osslan St Dodge Plymouth Job Rated Trucks DILGARD AND SHEPARD G C MURPHY COMPANY DAWLEY S RESTAURANT Home cooked Meals Light Lunches Greetrng Cards bf Maul THE SANDFORD CARD COMPANY Dansvllle N Y HUGHES SPORTING GOODS Everything for Outdoor Enloyment . Complrments ot , . Compliments of . . , . Compliments ol ll ll I Compliments ol . X . 61 DANSVILLE PHOTO SERVICE 205 Mann St Phone 116R Portrart 8: Commercial Photography Photo Sales Servrce Compliments of GIBSON S Grocerres Meats Produce Frosted Foods MILLIGAN S DRUG STORE T Mrllrgan and W A Maclntyre GEORGE E KERN Hardware 116 Mann St Dansvrlle A 81 P Atlantrc and Pacrt1c Tea Co GRAND UNION SUPER MARKET 11 Ossran St Dansvrlle N Y SUGAR BOWL Ice Cream Candy and Lunches Dont Forget the Homemade Ice Cream 148 Mann St Phone 154 WINEBURG 8: GLEASON INC 100 Main St Hornell NY Congratulatrons Best Wrshes Charlre 8: Nell WINEBURG 8: GLEASON INC ' u . I I Complrments of . E. . . . - . ' lN.Y Compliments of 62 Complrments of LEO S KENDALL SERVICE Corner of Franlclrn and Dock Complrments of UP TO DATE CLEANERS Taulors and Fur Storage Save Trres Save Gas Brrng your cattle to the DANSVILLE LIVESTOCK MARKET Every Wednesday and take home cash HOME RESTAURANT I7 Exchange Mrs Myrtle Mrnemrer Complrments of ROBERT H TODD Auto Supplies Accessorres Tools Guns VOGTS Distributor oIG1s 1n,l Oils F A V 81 D M Mann St Dansvrlle ogl on ay O Phone 421 FI THE RED AND WHITE STORE Elmer Bassett HUGHES GARAGE Qualrty Groceries and Meat 29 Mam Street and Bubble Gum Phone 435 Studebaker Service I Compliments of Phone 612-W M. H. Tracy I . . Ph 182 ' . 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