Dansville Central School - Danua Yearbook (Dansville, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1953 volume:

-new kan E Z THE! J 19555 ANUA PRESENTED DY Tl-IESE NIOD CLASS DANBVILLE CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL D. C. I-I. 5. AL NA HATER I ' IQEV' i 'Fu 1. Nes -tled in our qui -- et val-ley 'Twixt the hills serene, 2. At thy feet, our glorious High School, We our garlands strew. r V'EV'5E'HEH El'-55' Proudly stands our Al--ma Mater, Clad in ivy green. Thow art our beloved Mother, We'll to thee be true. l5V51 VH'-Ui I Vml F' Far below the busy traffic of the bustling cars, Fondly will we do thy bidding, While we present are. Lgpmvlri-'fE l' I'-EEG' Peers she upward into heaven at the twinkling stars. And when 'lumni days are speeding, Sound thy praises far. Chorus H I I I 5 . Raise the chorus, spread it onward, Loud her praises ring. llfmffllllfrrif' 2 Foreword C E, the Class of 1953, have selected The Solar Sys- Wtemn as the theme for our yearbook. Our faculty is represented by the sun, which gives all of us the light of learning. The earth symbolizes the Senior Class, and, as it travels along its annual path, it passes through the four seasons: the Magazine Drive, the Senior Play, the Senior Ball, and the trip to Washington. During this time, we ex- perience periods of calm, fair weather and also stormy days, but our planet finally reaches the long-awaited posi- tion in its orbit: Graduation. Novv, just before we have completed our rotation about the sun, we pause to present the 1953 Danua. Editor-in-Chief 3 Dedicafion HO MEROOM TEACHERS Mrs. R. Bill, Mrs. C. Purchase N appreciation for the kindness, consideration and patience they have shown us, we the Class of 1953, dedicate our Danua to Mrs. Purchase and Mrs. Bill, with the sincere assurance that we shall not forget their guidance and encouragement. For all the services they .have per- formed for our benefit, we say simply, Thanks! ff, P Fifi,-flax ff av,-rf-'frff' 'D 9 fix 4' ., 7 xx-'eyy 3 1 I jk T Aries 6 Q3 X XXX ixkx l fi gg' 4 I 1 Board of E ducofion Mr. Burrell Knapp, Mrs. Elizabeth E. DePuy, Mr. Wilfred J. Rauber, Mr. Gerald I. Gersbach, Dr. Thomas VanDerhoof. CWHE Board of Education is the force which causes our planets to rotate and revolve J efficiently in the universe of D. C. H. S. The various members of the Board give freely of their time and energy so that this can be done. We are grateful to them for their unfailing interest, for their cooperation and for all that they have done to make our journey through high school a happy one. fj X 4 I f lx fi r fr N Eg lx l Ju Y kpshfpyf if Hercules ,slxwy , f , f f . l I 1 if .X K f ff, KKK fi Adminisfrafion 'rx Asst. Prin. I. Schmitt, Prim. F. Covert, Prin. E. Hyde, Asst. Prin. C. A. Seymour, Supt. L. A. Bradley CWHE administration is the guiding force of our school ,J system. These administrative officials make certain that all of the planets are in their correct orbits, and that the activities of these planets are carried our successfully. For the many hours that our administrators have spent to make our journey through high school a profitable one, we express our heartfelt appreciation. 3 fx--if 7 3 if 'rib f lH! f X54 K' X- 4 1 ' rf Ursa Major , ,L f s ,f K ff -Yf 'f f X ff ff -v ' i x 5 J X' NIB 6 lst Row: Mrs. V. Watt, Miss L. Fitzpatrick, Mrs. C. Kelly, Mrs. E. Freytag, Miss E. O'Neil, Miss B. Benson, Miss R. Wolfe, Miss S. Magavero, Mrs. R. Schwingel, Mrs. R. Bill, Mrs. C. Purchase. 2nd Row: Mr. F. Covert, Mr. R. Amidorr, Mr. J. Milliron, Mrs. D. DeLong, Miss M. Hanagan, Mrs. F. Conklin, Mrs. D. Cook, Mrs. M. E. Rauber, Mrs. L. Sarvis, Miss E. Haskins, Mr. L. Schede, Mr. F. Klosowski, Mr. T. Williams. 3rd Row: Mr. R. Smith, Mr. W. Mottl, Mr. D. Hiler, Mr. I. Spencer, Mr. G. Dodson, Mr.I. Tresch, Mr. R. Clements, Mr. R. Stead, Mr. C. A. Seymour, Mr. W. Moder. Robert C. Amidon . . Bonita Ji. Benson ..... Ruth Bill ..... Ralph W. Clements' . . Freda M. Conklin . . Dorothy C. Cook. . Doris F. DeLong . Gilbert Dodson. . . Laura Fitzpatrick . . Emma M. Freytag .... Marjorie R. Hanagan , , Esther M. Haskins .... Donald C. Hiler . . . Margaret E. Hondelink. . Caroline L. Kelly .... S. Suzanne Magavero. . . James S. Milliron . . William H . Moder .... William J. Mottl. . Elizabeth S. O'Neil , , , F aculfy Citizenship Education Home Economics Citizenship Education Honorary Principal Science Business 7th and 8th Grades 7th and 8th Grades Mathematics 7th and 8th Grades Head of English Dep'tg English 7th and 8th Grades Healthg Physical Education Science Vocal Music Dieticiang Home Economics Languages English Agriculture English English Doris M. Plough . . . Charlotte M. Purchase Mary Ellen Rauber . . Lawrence W. Schede . Ruth B. Schwingel. . . Beatrice M. Scriver . C. Arthur Seymour . . Robert J. Smith. . John A. Spencer. . G. Russell Stead . . William J. Sullivan . . Howard A. Tresch . . Veda K. Watt . . Thomas Williams . . S. Rhoberta Wolf . . Art Mathematics Business Business Librarian Preceptress Science Instrumental Music Physical Educa- tion and Athle- tics Director of Health and Physical Education Vocational Dep't. Industrial Arts Vocational Dep't. Industrial Arts School Nurse- Teacher Citizenship Education Guidance 1st Row: Miss M. Whitman, Mrs. E. Robards, Mrs. C. Easton, Miss M. O'Conriell, Mrs. V. Clark. 2nd Row: Mrs. E. Kearley, Mrs. G Emerson, Miss M. Holden, Mrs. L. Wernett, Mrs. S. Noble, Miss N. Saile, Mrs. V. Lewis. 3rd Row: Miss M. McCallion, Miss M. Thompson, Miss M. Ransom, Miss B. Shumway, Mrs. M. Seymour, Miss M. Wulforst. Grade School Faculfy lst Row- Mrs. L. Updyke, Mrs. G. Miller, Mrs. R. Shepard, Mrs. E. Bater, Mrs. E. Gibson, Miss G. Dunlap. 2nd Row: Mr. E. Hyde, Mrs. R. Mehlen- bacher, Miss A. Rotrnans, Miss E. 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Miss S. Suzanne Magavero Art Advisor . . . . Mrs. Doris Plough X X XX 'KX . XX xx XX X X X xx Q K, X A xx K txt k A ,xxx 'Hx .b x' X x X X 'X X xk x i Ax. xx xl X. X A Q .XA ,X ' 94 Q 3, . lx , ..k.x XX. X . .KX-,XA xx N . b N YN X v ' x x , x ., . .XXX x ZX X x . 'X do ,xx. Qmnom BARBARA ANN ALVERSON F.H.A. 2,3,43 Senior Play Comm. 43 Senior Ball Commg Soccer 23 Softball 3 WYNONA IEAN BARRETT All State Music Festival 33 Red Cross Representative 43 Danua Staffg Chorus 1,23 Girls' Glee Club 2,3,43 Voice Train- ing 13 Bowling 3,43 Magazine Drive Seniors MARY LOUISE APPLIN CARL EDWIN BARBER Treas. of Junior Classg All State Music Festival 43 All County Music Festival 43 Chorus 2,3,43 Christmas Pag- eant 2,3,4 Gamma Sigma Kappa 3,43 Sen- ior Pictures3 Tennis 23 F.H.A. 2,43 Girls' Glee Clubg Bowling 3,43 Mixed Chorus3 Volley- ball 4 ' GERALDINE MAE BENNETT Senior Ball Comm. 3 Senior Play Comm.3 Senior Pictures3 Red Cross Representative 23 F.H.A. 3,43 Softball Intramurals 9 12 if' DAVID BLUM Track 2,3 3 Danua Staff Ed.3 Junior Rotarian3 Student Coun- cil 1,23 Senior Ball Comm.31st Place Local American Legion Oratorical Contest HELEN MAE BROKAW Senior Play Comm.g Band 1,2, 3,4g Orchestra 2,3,4g Senior Ball Comm.g Leaders' C1ub4g Soccer 2,4g Sports Carnival3, 4g Intramurals 1,2,3,4 NANCY ANN CHAPMAN Sports Carnivalg Senior Ball Comm.g Junior Prom Comm.g Mixed Chorus 1,2,3g Bowling 4g 1,2,3,4gBasketball Seniors LAVONE CATON Girls' Softball Intramurals 3 3 F.H.A. 3g Senioir Play Comm.g Senior Ball Comm.g Mixed Chorus 1 I S DANIEL CHESBRO Band lg Senior Ball Comm.g Magazine Drive 13 aoa RUTH CATON Homeroom Vice Pres. 23 Senior Play Comm.g Senior Ball Comm.g F.H.A. 3g Mixed Chorusg Softball Intramurals 3 DENNIS DONOVAN Danua Staffg Student Council Treas. 43 Senior Playg Mik- adog Red Cross Play Comm. 3g Chorus 3,45 Christmas Play 3 3 Sports Carnival 3 'W ROBERT EVERMAN F.F.A. Delegate to Kansas, Iunior Prom Comm., Senior Ball Comm., Mixed Chorus 1, 2,3,4, Senior Play, H.M.S. Pin- afore, F.F.A. Chorus, F.F.A. Basketball 3,4 Seniors WILLIAM FISHER IOHN FITZPATRICK Senior Play 4, Cheerleading 3,4, Tennis 3,4, Sports Carni- val 2, Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4, Art Club 1, Mikado 3, Track 2, Senior Rep. Red Cross, Searchlight 2,3 DAVID FOX Basketball 1,2,3,4, Golf 1,2,3, 4, Tennis 2,3,4, Student Coun- cil, Pres. 4, Boys' State 3, National Honor Society 3,4, Iunior Rotarian 4 Baseball 2,3,4, Football 2,3, Red Cross Play 2, Danua Staff 4, Home Room Pres. 2, Sports Carnival 2, Student Council Rep. 1,2, Band 1,2,3, Dance Band 3 NOREEN GESSNER Sec. of Sophomore Class, Sen- ior Play Cast, Chorus 1,2,3, 4, Gamma Sigma Kappa 2,3,4, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4, All County Music Festival 4,Sen- ior Debate Team 14 CARL GIBSON Senior Play, Pres. of Junior Class, Senior Trip, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Baseball 2,3,4, Voice Training 1, Treas. of Sopho- more Class STANLEY GILBERT Iunior Red Cross Playg Junior Playhouseg Senior Ball Comm.g Chorus 1,2,3,4 Seniors J' BEVERLY GROSS IAMES EUGENE GUY F.F.A. Basketball Mgr.g Sen ior Play Comm.g Chorus 1 3,45 F.F.A. Sentinel -1 IOANN R. HAMSHER Junior Red Cross Bus. Mgr. 2' Student Director Senior Play 5 Political Debate 43 Band 1,2,3, 45 Dance Band 3 3 Intramurals 1, 2, 3gIunior Playhouseg Mu- sic Contest 2 7 Mikadog Sports Carnivalg Cho- rus 1,3,4g Barbershop Chorus 1,2,3,4g Bowling 43 Baseball Intramurals lg All County Mu- sical Festival ERNA HANN Senior Play Comm.g Senior Ball Comm.g Mixed Chorus 2,3g Girls' Glee Club 4gIuI1- ior Prom Comm. 15 KENT LARRY HARDING Treas. of Senior C1assgBoys' State 3g Co. Mgr. of Magazine Driveg Tennis 1,2,3,4g Chorus 1,2,3,4g Football lg Iunior Red Cross Play 13 Band 729 RICHARD LEE HARTER Basketball 2,3,45 Iunior Prom Comm.5 Youth League 1,25 Mixed Chorus, 2,3,4 IAMES HEMMER Junior Prom Comm.5 Senior Ball Comm.5 Sophomore Movie Benefitg Chorus 1,25 Foot- ball 1 Seniors CAROLYN HATCH Band 1,2,3,45 Barbershop Chorus 2,45 All County 2,3,45 All State 25 Senior Ball Chair- man5 Gamma Sigma Kappa 2, 3,4 GRETA HINDS Leaders' Club 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Pres.. 45 Sports Carni- val 3,45 Searchlight 35 Girls' Glee Club 45 Chorus 2,35 ln- tramurals 1,2,3,4 16, IAMES HEIMAN Youth League 1,25 Basketball 2,3,4 GERTRUDE HTNRICHS Girls' Glee Club 45 Senior Play Comm.5 Inter High Ball Queen5 Magazine Drive5 A11 County Music Festiva.l5 Senior Ball Comm. 5 Orchestra 4 JAMES JACOBS Junior Promg Senior Ball3 National Rifle Association BEVERLY JEROME Cheerleader 2,3,43 Gamma Sigma Kappa 2,3,43 Halloween Queen 43 Intramurals 1,2,3,43 Sports Carnival 33 Girls' Glee Club 4 Lt,.. - Seniors ,nf LORRAINE JAC oBS Magazine Driveg Sports Carn- ivalg Basketball 2,3,43 Chorus 1,2,33 Golf 23 Soccer 3g Base- ball 2,33 Volleyball 3 'Hawaii ROGER D. KEMP National Honor Society 3,43 Editor-in-Chief of Danuag American Legion Oratorical Contest3 Junior Rotarian 43 All County Music Festival 4 17 5 5 y5fpL'Z-'21 S A 'K 343 VERNA JACOBS Sports Carnival 3,43 Danua Staffg Magazine Driveg Cho- rus 1,2,3Q Golf 23 Volleyball 33 Soccer 33 Basketball 2,3, 43 Baseball 2,3,4 JCSEPH KING Senior Playg F.F.A. 33 Sen- ior Ball Comm.3 Stage Comm. CHESTER KNAPP Pres. F.F.A.g Senior Ball Comm.g Iunior Rotariang Jun- ior Prom Comm.g Mikado 35 F.F.A. Basketballg F.F.A. 1 2,3,4g Iunior Red Cross lg Chorus 1,2,3,4 Seniors RALPH KNIGHTS Iumor Red Cross Play Comm. JOYCE LeBAR Sports Carnivalg Soccer In tramurals 1g Chorus 1,2,3g Glee Club 4g Bowling 3 SHIRLEY LUCE Hamburg Music Festival 2g Senior Ball Comm.g Senior ' Play Comm.g Chorus 1,2,3,4g Band 1,2,3,4g All County 4gIn- tramurals 1,2,3,4g Leaders' Club 4 1,23 Senior Play Comm.g Cho- rus 2,3,4g Iunior Red Cross 1g Christmas Pageant 2,3,4g Mik- ado ROY WILLIAM MCCAFFERY Danua Staffg Chorus 1,2,3,4g Magazine Driveg Senior Ball Comm.g Senior Play Comm.g Projectionist 1,2,3,4g Junior Prom Comm.g Track FRED MCDOWELL 1 8 l PM A WANDA MCKINNEY Danua Staff, Sports Carnival, Senior Play Comm., Girls' Glee Club, Chorus 1,2 rol. , ,zo,A , Seniors 1oYcE MAURO LARRY MILLER Pres. of Senior Class, Senior Play Cast, Red Cross Play Mgr. 1,2,3,4, Junior Rotarian 4, National Honor Society 3,4, All State Orchestra 2,3 Tl' 4 an WILLIAM MOTHORPE Track 1,2,3,4, Junior Ro- tarian, Football 2,3,4, Varsity D-Club 1,2,3,4, Danua Staff, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1, 2,3,4, Dance Band 4, Volley- ball 2 Cheerleader 1,2,3, Dance Band Vocalist 3,4, Student Council 1,3, Senior Play Comm. 4, Sports 1,2, Gamma Sigma Kappa 3,4, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3,4, Junior Prom Comm. 4 SHIRLEY O' HERRON Senior Play Comm., Senior Ball Comm., Iunior Prom Comm., All County Music Fes tival 3,4, Band 2,3,4, Orches- tra 3,4, Sports Carnival 3,4, Gamma Sigma Kappa 2,3,4 19 x DAVID PERKINS Football 2,3,4, Track 2,3,4, Danua Staff, Senior Play Cast, Varsity-D-Club 3,4, AllCoun- ty Music Festival 2, All State Music Festival 4 Seniors GLADYS PERRINE Dance Band 2,3,43 All State Chorusg Chorus 1,2,3,43 Band 1,2,3,43 Magazine Drive JEAN PRICE MARIORIE H. QUIBELL Treasurer 9th yearg Band 1,23 Senior Play Cast3 Girls' Intra- murals 1,2,33 Sec. Junior Red Cross 23 Band 1323 Orchestra 1,2,33 Chorus 1,2,33 Junior Prom Senior Play Cast3 National Honor Society 3,4, Pres. 43 Majorette 1,2,3,4, Head Ma- jorette 43 Sec. Class 33 Vice Pres. 13 Orchestra 1,2,3,4Q Danua Staffg Searchlight 2,3 GRE TTA RATHBURN Empire Girls' State 33 Sen- ior Play Cast 43 Class Sec- retary 4g Danua Staffg Pic- ture Project 43 Announcers' Club 2g Intramurals 1,23 Glee Club 4 20 NEVA H. PRICE F.H.A. 1,2,3,4Q Girls' Intra- murals 1,2,3Q Mixed Chorus 1,2,33 Senior Pictures 3 MARY ELLEN RICHARDS Sports Carnival 2,33 Senior Play Comm.3 Mikado3 All County Music Festival 43 Bar bershop Chorus 43 Mixed Cho rus 1,23 Glee Club 2,3,4 Seniors RIC HARD DEAN RODMAN Bowling 2,3,4g Senior Play Comm.g Senior Ball Comm.g Mixed Chorus 2,3,4, Sec. 43 Junior Prom Committee MARY SAHRLE Band 1,2,3,4g All State 23 All IEANET TE SAWDEY Cheerleading 1,2,3,4, Captain 2,45 Senior Play Castg Danua Staffg Chorus 1,2,3,4g Gamma Sigma Kappa 2,3,4g All County 4g Senior Ball Committee GRACE SHAFER Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Or- chestra 1 County 2,3,4g Senior Play Comm.g Bowling 3,4g Sports Carnival 3 RICHARD SHUTT All State Music Festival 2,3,4g All County Music Festival 2,3, 45 Mikadog Hamburg Music Festivalg Band l,2,3,4g Chorus 1,2,3,4 21 CARL W. SIMON Danua Staffg Junior Red Cross Play 2g Band 1,2,3,4g Orches- tra 3,4g All County Concert 3, 4g Junior Prom Comm. 5 Senior Ball Comm.g Bowling l,2,3 ALICE IEAN STERNER Gamma Sigma Kappa 2,3,4g Hamburg Music Festival 2g All State Orchestra 3g All County Orchestra 2,3,4g All State Chorus 4g Girls' Glee Club 2,3 3 Bowling Seniors CHARLES TRAXLER GRETCHEN K. VANDERHOOF Senior Play Castg Mgr. of Sen- ior Ballg Band l,2,3,4g Ham- burg Music Festivalg Gamma Sigma Kappa 2,3,4g Vice Pres. 4g All County Music Festival Baseball 23 Football 4g F.F.A.g Chorus 1,2,3,4 NANCY I. WALKER Vice Pres. of Senior Classy Magazine Driveg Legion Ora- torical Contestg Junior Red Cross Delegateg Band 2,35 All County Music Festivalg Ham- burg M.F. 22 DONALD VOGT Baseball 1,2g Basketball 1,2,3g Danua Staffg Vice Pres. of Sophomore Classy Junior Prom Comm.g Student Council 43 Var- sity D Club 1,2,3,4 CAROL JEAN WEBER Sec. of 9th yearg Senior Ball Comm.g Mikadog Chorus 1,2g Band lg Girls' Glee Club 3,4 LYNN ANDREW WEIDMAN Football 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Danua Staff, Senior Ball Comm., Junior PromComm., Sectional Track Meet 2,3, Var sity D Club 2,3,4, F.F.A. Bas- ketball 4 RICHARD H. WIRTH Pres. of Sophomore Class, Citizenship Award, Football 1, 2,3,4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Junior Ro- tarian 4 Seniors JAMES RICHARD WHITNEY Senior Play, Senior Ball Mgr., Junior Prom Comm., Chorus 1,2,3,4, Mikado 3, Voice Training, Barber Shop 1,2,All County 4, All State Music Fes- tival 4 23 ta ,z .1 hw' JANICE WILMOT Co-Capt. Mag. Drive, All County Music Festival, Ma- jorette l,2,3,4, Dance Band Vocalist 4, Orch. l,2,3,4, Girls' Quartet 3,4, Mikado FARLEY WITHEY F.F.A. Athletic Comm., F.F.A. Basketball, F.F.A. Dairy Judg- ing Contest l,2,3, Youth League Basketball, Track, Manager of Gymnastics Senior Advisors Seated: Miss E. O'Nei1, Mr. W. Moder, Mrs. R. Bill, Mr. R. Clements. Standing: Mrs. D. Plough, Mr. C. A. Seymour, Mrs. C. Purchase. Class Colors: Light blue and silver Class Motto: The happiness of your life depends upon the quality of your thoughts. 0 0 ' O N. Walker, Vice President: K. Harding, Treasurerg L. Miller, Presi dentg G. Rathbum, Secretary. History oUR Freshman year found Pres. Kent Harding, Vice-Pres. Jean Price, Sec. Carol Weber and Treas. Richard Wirth guiding us through a successful year, with our sweater dances as our major project. Under the supervision of Richard Wirth as Pres., Don Vogt as Vice-Pres., Noreen Gess- ner as Sec. and Carl Gibson as Treas., our Sophomore year was very profitable. Our movie benefit and dances were a great success. Another rung on the ladder had been climbed. Juniors at last I Our Pres. was Carl Gibson, with Dennis Donovan, Jean Price and Carl Barber filling the offices of Vice-Pres., Sec. and Treas., respectively. The Junior Playhouse under the excellent chairmanship of Larry Miller, was one of the highlights of our year. We also sold candy, Roy McCa.ffery acting as Chairman. Are there going to be enough streamers for the walls? This was the anxious question most often asked as the date of our Junior Prom approached. Ably supervised by Mr. Sulli- van, our Prom was highly successful, its theme being Garden in the Rain. Finally came our Senior year, with its promising array of projects, hard work and happy times. We elected Larry Miller to wield the gavel as Pres., supported by Nancy Walker as Vice-Pres., with pen and pencils going to Sec. Gretta Rathburn, and the task of balancing the books falling to Treas. Kent Harding. Our magazine drive shattered last year's record by over 31000. lf these lines aren't learned, I'll be a 'mort canard--dead duck--French, remember? Our Senior Play, The Curious Savage was played by a cast ably headed by Gretchen Van Derhoof, and directed by Miss O'Neil. As the Christmas Ball approached, its theme song, Stairway to the Stars, was whistled, hummed and sung by every student in 307. Paper, pins, string and blueprints, late hours, hard work and the helpful hand of Mrs. Bill made the Ball memorable. Bev Ierome and Bill Mothorpe were chosen King and Queen with Dick Wirth and Gretta Rathburn as Prince and Princess. Semester exams, term papers, Danua Staff meetings, band rehearsals. As the school year drew rapidly to a close, we found ourselves busier than ever. Amid empty rubber ce- ment bottles, master sheets and clipped photographs, were to be found Roger Kemp, Miss Magavero and the entire Danua Staff. With the Washington trip over, and our caps and gowns ready to don, we close our four year album, and with relief mingled with regret, express our appreciation to Mr. Covert, ' Mrs. Purchase, Mrs. Bill, Miss Magavero, Mrs. Plough, Miss O'Neil, Mr. Moder and to the countless others who have helped in so many ways to make it possible for us to achieve our final goal--Graduation. j N5 -5 Egg in if- X' i 25 fl ! l. Class Will Item I. As we, the Class of '53 prepare to depart from D. C. H. S. , we bring into light all of our scholarly traits, bequeathing them to all who prove themselves worthy of the surround- ings in Room 307. Item II. To Mrs. Purchase we bequeath a lifetime supply of genuine eraser-tipped pencils, and an indefinite supply of perseverance, will power, and determination, to cope with the long hours of book work, and to Mrs. Bill we leave not only an automatic note book col- lector, sorter, marker, and distributer, but also a 40-volume collection of HandyHelps on Major Dance Decorations. Item IH. To Miss O'Neil We bequeath our love for term papers--and a complete collection of Blum and Hemmer's Copyrighted Crib Sheets. Item IV. Patience! I--A good supply of this invaluable trait is left to Miss Magavero, accom- panied by a sincere hope that all of our Ad Money is in. Item V. With diplomas approaching, we gather together the best of our traits and unfold them to the eager hands of underclassmen, who are already familiar with the characteristics of the characters in Room 307. 1. The second period Art class leaves their nausea Stimulators to anyone courageous enough to undertake the art brushes in the form of modern art. 2. Dave Blum leaves his humorous versatility with his love for the extremes to Bob Brandt. 3. Bill Fisher and Denny Donovan leave their penchant for distinctive wardrobes to Bill Carpenter and John Dromazos. 4. To Harold Mess, Don Hall, and Charlie Wolf, Carl Gibson leaves his goofing-off abili- ties. 5. To the Junior Class James Heiman leaves this small bit of advice, Get your History homework done, kids. 6. Tiny Tim Hemmer leaves his latest novel Pass the butter, the corn's bin served to Wee Willy Davie. 7. Larry Miller leaves his battered class gavel to any person who dares to rule out a motion. 8. Dansville's original Sleepy Trio, Bill Mothorpe, Dave Fox and Dave Perkins leave their slow, slumbering sambas of solitude to any of Mr. Smith's protegees willing to sleep their way to success. 9. Shirley 0'Herron and Carl Simon leave their kiss and make up technique to Barry Haywood and Cindy Price. 10. Barbara Alverson, Geraldine Bemiett, and the Caton sisters leave their ability to burn cakes, char rolls and scald milk to any up-and-coming Junior. 11. Nancy Chapman leaves her yelling ability at basketball and football games to the Junior who has the strongest pair of lungs. 12. Joann Hamsher leaves her talent to get Chemistry experiments done to any Junior Chem- istry student willing to suffer from acute asphixiation and acid burns. 13. Mary Richards and Gertrude Hinrich leave their poetic feuds to Nancy Sahrle and Rhoda VanDerwerken. 14. Gladys Perrine bequeaths to Ann Wheat her battered but usable saxophone. 15. To Charlie Wolf, Dick Wirth leaves his worn out athletic uniforms. 16. Joyce LeBar leaves her immortal query What was that we voted on? 17. Carolyn Hatch and Bev Gross leave their gift of gab to Sandy Hamsher and Nancy Maloney 26 Class Will Continued: 18. To show Jeanette Haenling that she isn't the only tall girl in the school, the three Senior giants--Greta Hinds, Lorraine Jacobs and Wanda McKinney, leave to her their favorite mot- to, It isn't the crowd-It's the stratosphere. 19. The screaming meanies of 307, Jerome the Ferocious and Sawdey the Meek, leave their cheering ability to those two darlings of noise and boys, Jean and Joyce Boyd. 20. Gretta Rathburn leaves her big eraser to the secretary of next year's Senior Class. 21. Janice Wilmot leaves her knack for getting to school three minutes after the bell has rung to any Junior who can forge a tardy slip. 22. Kent Harding and Ralph Knights, the two Frenchmen of 307, leave their 'fflaming red hair to Red Stuart. 23. The Four Winds, VanDerhoof, Walker, Weber, and Gessner leave their deluxe method of 'fgum beating to any up-and-coming Seniors who have the ability to drive homeroom teachers to resignation. 24. The Senior plow boys, Chet Knapp, Jim Guy, Fearless Withey, and Chuck Traxler leave their ability to plow a furrow to Gene Schultz, Bruce Binkley, Gerry Bachman, and Bill Englert 25. Erna Harm leaves her quiet intelligence to Janet Lamphier. 26. Roy McCaffery leaves his bent and broken movie reels to J ack Jacobs. 27. Joyce Mauro leaves her treasured collection of songs to Barbara Kennedy. 28. Shirley Luce bequeaths her blind-folded, one-leg-balanced, left-arm hook to Barbara Witherell. 29. Flash Barber, Woosh Weidman, Rip Harter and 95? ?l Everman, leave their shoes still on the accelerator to anyone with a knack for wrecking the nerves of pedestrians. 30. To any Junior with an abundant supply of determination, sportsmanship, and personality, John Fitzpatrick leaves the sparkling smile and husky voice that made him a valuable asset to the cheering section of D. C. H. S. 31. Mary Sahrle and Wynona Barrett leave their blushing red faces to that formidable duet, Mary Kaye Lemen and Margie Fuhrman. 32. Dan Chesbro, Stan Gilbert, and Jimmy Jacobs leave their torn plates and compasses to anyone capable of their mechanical supervision. 33. To Joanne Hulbert, Jean Price leaves her worn out boots, bent baton, and her ability to fill out a majorette uniform. 34. The three Casanovas, Whitney, Shutt, and Rodman leave their talents for wooing the ladies to Ronnie Sather, Schultsie Pruner and Don Quibell. 35. Mary Applin leaves her confidential diary to Bonnie Gould and Shirl Hartman. 36. Alice Sterner leaves her talents for tinkling the ivories to M. A. Wallace. 37. Don Vogt leaves his unlimited supply of yellow tardy slips to Jon VanDerhoof. 38. To Marjorie Shay, Helen Brokaw leaves the stubs of term paper pencils. 39 Verna Jacobs and Onnollee Burger leave their empty Kleenex boxes to Isabell Mott and Esther Hinds. 40. The sequel to the Theory on Evolution, by Roger Kemp, is left to J. Kiehle. 41. Joe King leaves his split pen points to Ross Allen. We hereby declare this to be our Last Will and Testament. 27 Senior Play THE CURIOUS SAVAGE by John Patrick Comedy in Three Acts-- The Guests: Florence ..... Noreen Gessner Hannibal ..... David Perkins Fairy May .... Gretta Rathburn Jeffrey ...... Dennis Donovan Mrs. Paddy . . .Jeanette Sawdey The Family: V TitLlS . . . . . .Larry Miller I iliy W M 11.. g i l Samuel ...... John Fitzpatrick Lily Belle .... Marjorie Quibell i y Ethel ....... Gretchen VanDerhoof pf tyya to iyeee Aj The Staff: lt,i we M i biii J Miss Wilhelmina . . Jean Price t 1 Dr. Emmett .... James Whitney it if ,ii And if I laugh at any mortal thing- iiiit ' P 'Tis that I may not weep. Byron 1' if 1 f , ,f X ,,J ' , ff! if fy, X ff ,J X ff ' ,ff fr .J .f gp? , ,Q I ,ff ,I . Z1 , f ff I 1 X--X . sum.- If ff, X. xx XX' ,Y x.,x 0-U' '-a,,f' X Cm 5 rs o f ' X f J . lst Row: H. Lauffer, B. Kennedy, R. Burger, C. Howe, E. Reed, E. Hinds, L. Welton, C. Beford, N. u ors Sahrle J Lanphier M Krehle S Greer B Rawleigh B Wxtherell G Rawleigh 2nd Row R Van Derwerken, M. Conklin, I. Doyle, E. Frew, F. Holbrook, A. Lallemand, E. Holbrook, I. Mott, H. Mess, R. Leven, K. Wilcox, I. Learn, W. Englert, G. Bachman, R. Rawleigh, Mrs. Freytag. 3rd Row: MI. Williams, S. Patterson, A. Button, I. Friends, G. Gray, H. Kemp, R. Kemp, B. Dilgard, J. Boyd, M. McLane, L. Price, J. Mader, E. Anderson, W. Carpenter, J. Rauber, O. Derrenbacher, 4th Row: B. Binkley, C. Kreiley, D. Magee, G. Harter, R. Luce, M. Gilbert, D. Hall, D. Quibell, C.Wolf, W. Harrington, R. Huber, J. Battles, I. Weaver, L. Stewart, L. Jaeger, A. Slack, J. Kiehle, P. Moore, B. Haywood. 0 ff 0 J unlor O lcers President .... . Don Quibell Vice-President. . . Charles Wolf Secretary. . . . Lois Kiefer Treasurer. . . Merrilee Kiehle HE highlight of the Junior year is the Junior Prom, which this year was held on May 1. The theme How Deep is the Ocean? cre- ated 'the beautiful illusion of dancing on the ocean bottom. It provided an unforgettable experience for all who made it possible as well as for those who attended. 30 1st Row: J. Hamsher, S. Pike, J. Fronk, A. Smith, E. Jacobs, W. Smith, V. Donovan, C. Roberts, Y. Fries, J. Cartwright, C. Moyer, H. Gibson, J. Fleck, P. Vanessel, A. Brokaw, W. Davies, D. Stuart, K. Bebout. 2nd Row: T. Kline, W. White, C. Gilbert, R. Allen, P. Sutton, K. Martin, S. Murphy, C. Culbertson, M. Wallace, I. Coombs, I. Boyd, J. Hurlburt, S. Hartman, I. Kramer, D. Kern, M. Van Ettan, M. Robards, M. Rawleigh, V. Wilcox, M. Shay. 3rd Row: Mrs. Rauber, M. Stein, B. Gould, P. Karns, I. Holbrook, S. Hall, M. Welton, K. Olinger, J. Hoffman, A. Martin, M. Leven, N. Gibson, M. Withey, B. West, N. Harvey, S. Richards, D. Luce, A. Kenney, D. Doyle, B. Schirrner, Mr. Moder. 4th Row: E. Perrine, J. Harrington, M. Lemen, J. Haenling, S. O'Herron, M. Fnrh- man, R. Herrick, G. Perkins, W. Farrell, I. Covert, N. Argenti, W. Denton, D. Jacobs, S. Pruner, K. Maln. 5th Row: H. Perrine, R- Randall. R- Sahfle. R. Stone, R. R. MacDonald, R. MacDonald, G. Burns, R. Tracy, R. Didas, R. Stuart, B. Middleton, R, Furh- man . President ..... . Marjorie Fuhrman Vice-President . . . Joanne Coombs Secretary . . . . Braxton Middleton Treasurer. . . William White ACH class has as its goal its Senior Trip. After a good financial beginning as Freshmen, the Class of 1955 proceded to add to its treas- ury by conducting a very successful ticket sale for the annual Movie Benefit. In addition to this, a most profitable Sweater Dance was held. The other money-raising project was the sale of Coke, both from the Coke machine and at the games. A11 in all the Sophomores en- joyed a prosperous year. 31 lst Row: A. Brokaw, D. Hinds, D. Swartz, H. Spencer, R. Starcher, R. Guy, B. Hill, J. Grange N. Kiehle, S. LaBel1, R. Fox, J. Mess, R. Kuhn, K. Sylor, L. Allen, J. Brokaw, D. Farrell, B Guy, A. Gilligan. 2nd Row: P. Piper, J. McTarnagan, M. Kellog, J. Swift, B. Haywood, H. Perry, R. Paulman, S. Dumbleton, M. Pressler, F. Paulman, R. Ryan, N. Wise, M. Witheral, P. Schyler, B. Karns, M. Knapp, C. Lang S. Hamsher, S. Forsythe. 3rd Row: C. Rauber, C. Wallace, J. Wadams, D. Pfunter, M. Caldwell, J. Folts, J. Friends, J. Kinney, F. Jones, C. Seeley, J. Jamison, C. Smith, A. Banker, D. Arrnbruster, A. Wheat, G. Lemen, V. Boor, L. Coombs, J. Rawleigh, S. Ashley 4th Row: Mr. Milliron, Miss Magavero, R. Madore, C. Green, R. Johnson, R. Nagle, A. Johantgen, T. Sutfin, B. Goodrich, J. Craft, W Stanley, M. O'Neil, W. Repass, M. Harm, D. Iansch, L. Smalt, E. Bennett, R. Greek, Mr. Amidon. 5th Row: J. Jacobs, R. Holbert, D Perkins, P. Derrenbacher, R. Wolf, E. Fowler, N. Kenney, D. Clayton, G. Welton, J. Dromosas, C. Wagner, R. Tracy, J. VanDerhoof, G. Unger, R. Howe, J. Vogt, R. Burger, R. Sather, R. Kennedy. 6th Row: H. Chapman, G. Cooper, J. Mastin, W. Learn, G. Fronk, W Schirmer, G. Englert, D. Wadams, N. Weidman, E. Schultz, K. Partridge, D. Karns, R. West, S. Gray, R, Furst, J. Stout, President .... . . Jonathan Perkins Vice-President . . Patricia Schleyer Secretary .... . Robert Nagle Treasurer. . . James Vogt ,:QnPqN4 fnilxggx 55? C dex ff 7 vi ff J' x X 'W' ff 7 WD N Q kiv Leo J 5 - X Li w l ,lt 32 0 E' 1stRow1 M. Teed, T. Kiehle, K. Gibson, R. Jameson, R. Young, J. Carney, J g Copeland, V. Whitney, S. Chase, T. Carney, F. Whithy, J. Jacobs, E. Jansch, E. Norton, A. Shutt, B. Isaman, L. Guy, J. Carney, D. Johnson. 2nd Row: L. Moffat, W. Maples, V. Shaffer, L. Tucker, B. Brokaw, R. Muchler, R. Burger, W. Acomb, H. Teed, W. Davis, J. Kemp, D. Squire, S. Weaver, R. Allen, W. Krieleys D. Harvey, R. Perrine, J. Hartman, L. Wallace, B. Bradley. 3rd Row: Mrs. DeLong, S. Perry, R. Stremovihtg, J. Johnston, R. Sutton, S. Moore, C. Chase, M. Johnson, F. Young, M. Repass, N. Martin, V. Warren, P. Gordon, M. Sullivan, D. Smith, M. Johnson, E. Moreson, J. Richards, D. Kennedy, N. Forsythe, J. Carney, Miss Hanagan. 4th Row: W. McMas- ter, J. Perrine, A. Miller, S. Dillenbach, M. McDowell, D. Sahrle, G. Losey, L. Knights, D. Finch, L. Watt, B. Thompson, R.Burns, S. White, F. Selbig, R. Walker, J. VanDerwerken, R. Davis, L. Moore, Mrs. Cooke. Sth Row: R. Kriely, J. Armbruster, E. Wallace, S. Gilbert, B. Reed, M. Schubmehl, R. Carney, B, Lander, C. Smith, T. McDonald, H.Button, S. Acomb, R. Morrison, R. Stern- eckert, N. George. lst Row: P. Krog, S. Kennedy, R. Brown, S. Johnson, R. Burger, L. Wampole, L. Kriley, H..Traxler, P. Harter, Mrs. Kelley, L. Wag- ner, D. Hamsher, G. Losey, G. Losey, J. Hatter, W. Mastin, J. Briggs, J. Smith, M. Long, P. Swing, R. Miller, D. White. 2nd Row: R. Norton, W. Lent, J. Kiefer, D. Derrenbacher, K. Stanley, R. Banker, R. Lent, J. Clark, J. Prane, C. Nickerson, J. Hoor, D. Smith, J. Paduano, L. Howe, J. Alverson, D. Chasey, G. Haywood, H. Weber, L. Hartman, M. Burns, B. Millen, G. Perry, L. Gibson, A. Burns, J. Schyler, B. Brokaw, C. Eckert, M. Johnson, J. Sclbig, C. Forsythe, Mrs. Sarvis. 3rd Row: Mr. Hiler, B. Hinds, M. Applin, A. Hann, M. Holbrook, E. Pressler, M. Guy, B. DeLong, A. Hall, B. Foxworth, R. Huff, K. Hill, J. Lander, M. Sawdey, F. Maples, J. Randall, C. Huffman, J. Gray, J. VanGelder, S. Herrick, G. Waltman, N. Everman, K. Chapman, D. Gray, G. Acomb, Miss Fitzpatrick. 4th Row: L. George, J. Longman, G. Rauber, L. Parson, M. Kennedy, S. Davis, B. Kriley, S. Mott, M. Davis, D. Magee, D. Wampole, G. Quibell, H. Perrine, J. Pickard, W. Burns, R. McLernon, G. Nickerson, V. Patterson, D. Reniff, J. Rex, C. Clemens, R. McQuire, L. Blake, B. Learn, D. Wolf, J. Allen, J. Hurd, R. Johnson, I. Englert, A. Huffmer, N. e Schuster, S. Rucker, K. Fries, S. Lavee, R. Schirmer. mmk coat for me J 1mmy Dlck 'M FRC on the Rhme hat S Go1d1 Stop thls mstan locks Look a OOS9 qv,-wr ,J Caught off guard ISn t that ttle Man L1tt1e Bow Peep 0 Q lst Row: J. Carney, G. Quibell, G. Haywood, R. Burger, W. Krieley. 2nd Row: I. Sawdey, B. Ierome, E. Wallace, L. Miller, B. Haywood, D. Dono- van, D. Fox, J. Hurlburt, Miss Wolf, S. Kennedy. 3rd Row: E. Gray, Mr. Seymour, M. Knapp, M. Furhman, R. Herrick, D. Quibell, R. Furst, R. Tracy, I. VanDerhoof, M. Shay, G. Waltman, Mr. Covert, J. McTarnaghan. 1stRoW: R. Miller, L. Tucker, T. Carney, I. Loughnen, D. Wampole, H. Spencer, I. Copeland, T. Kiehle, B. Millen. 2nd Row: R. Hamsher, Mrs. Kelly, M. Robards, R. Herrick, J. Kiehle, W. Barrett, P. Swink. 3rd Row: D. Smith, R. Walker, N. Argenti, R. Sather, S. Pruner, G. Burns, R. Kemp, J. Fitzpatrick, V. Boor, A. Wheat, E. Gray, V. Donovan, J. Mess. Junior Red Cross like A 15 e l Proiecior Operators ACH year the projector operators, made up of boys and girls who have volunteered their 1 services, underthe direction of Mr. Seymour, take care of all films for the school, ser- vice clubs and churches in Dansville. Junior Red Cross Play Casf CYHE Junior Red Cross play, Murder in Rehearsal was presented on March 19 and 20 O! 1953, under the direction of Mr. Mottl. 37 ! CWHIS year marked the Silver Anniversary of the 4,1 FFA. In observance of this twenty-fifth birthday, F the Dansville chapter has endeavored to build its pro- gram for 1953 around leadership education and scien- tific farming. FFA activities this year included tele- vision and radio broadcasts, a school assembly program, community service features such as milk testing and livestock improvement, a four acre field corn research and educational plot, leadership training school, and County and State Fair exhibits. T an October meeting of the Dansville Future Home- makers, officers were elected to lead us during the school year. A candle-light ceremony in November initi- ated twenty new members. A dance and Christmas party H with the FFA added to our December social activities. e April 30 explained our busy meetings of the spring term. We entertained girls from twenty other FHA chapters at M k a spring rally of the central western district. At this ral- G ly, we were honored by the presence of our state advisor. Announcers Club K V 'I+ N x Xx X XXK XX 1' - 1 ,f aj 2 V! I A fwf 1' H E g Ursa Minor Leaders' Club Rifle Club Gamma Sigma Kappa Nafional Honor Socieiy 'Y' 9 lst Row: D. Fox, H. Gibson, J. Price, Mrs. D. Cook, R. Kemp, L. Miller. 2nd Row: J. Hamsher, C. Hatch, G. VanDer- hoof, A. Sterner, G. Rathburn, J. Mader, L. Price. 3rd Row: R. Wirth, D. Quibell, J. Kiehle, S. Gilbert, B. Haywood. Principal Fred Covert shows plaque to Saluta- torian Carolyn Hatch and Valedictorian Jean Price. l Photos Courtesy Genesee County Express 41 3rd Period Mixed Chorus Q3 4fh Period Mixed Chorus Voice Training ,Jxl igfkfjgl .5 fe C-V WWI K 'E Girls' Glee Club 'F' uw X L, wg- Q2 3 f , - ihgw-RWM - ,, i ,, H, t . , L, ff., ef f- f 'WM' f V . wit' 41ws5iwa-swf - 1 - f , ,wfj . fwliwwxrf' -W wzzsx '22 ff fi? 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Orchestra SAX O PHONE J . Rauber D. Quibell TROMBONE R. Fuhrman E. Anderson D. Magee PIANO M. Fuhrman CN' HE Orchestra and Band participated in the annual Livingston Coun- ol ty Music Festival held at Dansville. They then prepared the annual Band and Orchestra Spring Concert. CLARINET M. Sahrle D. Luce S. Luce G. VanDerhoo D. Kern J. Mader S. Forsythe G. Learn J. Carney M. Wallace J. Hamsher K. Chapman OBOE L. Price Band TRUMPET R. Herrick C. Simon G. Unger f D. Fox FLUTE L. Watt S. Carney L. Gibson BARITONE D. Shutt J. Bartles FRENCH HORNS TROMBONE D. Fl1I'St E. Anderson S. O'H6rI'0n W. McMaster H. Brokaw J. Dromazos J. Covert D. Magee B. Fuhrman SAXOPHONE DRUMS J. Rauber G. Perrine K. Harding R. Davis J. VanDerhoof D. Quibell S. Hartman TUBA B. Haywood gy 4 J 'ii' M F -5 ,ff '2flff.K i I Boys' Quarfef Girls Barbershop Chorus .M , , L: i V2 H, , ..,,. ,, , . 7fh Period Mixed Chorus Girls' Quarfef mL x ,fm d Gui ance De f. P 2 fav.. FN up 4?- Q! , Q e Q! E 5 gimf ff M .af ay .Y , Tr...--' X . . ' E 4 , A n Q F MU , wel i ., ., 1' QI QW: klQ'y, .. 1 V A 4-A A 9 0 ta A v V? an W- r 43 ff lg. x. w 7 Driver E ducafion Physical E ducafion Office Pracfice Library Wood Shop .lk QDQDT5 ww :Me frwra fmxftmsel trait Qwtmwgwwmeegfniwv, - . sf: s,fM:n,4 ww it. . :nwfm F oofbal I CNROM the standpoint of victories scored, the football of team did not experience a very successful season. The team, which is to be commended for its outstanding sportsmanship and hard fighting players, finished with one win, and six defeats. If-fef Ns X Qi? aff J 'if qi ,g, 'Q sf, HJHII V lx 91X3S5 'lt,x' fmfffvmf UAUSYILLE ,Lyuyi if 7' 5' lin Q gm xy? iw R' ,,x1wvs-:1 ' Y: gms yy, , h N: M '13 Quay-Ll Q , , fx 1 QV, .,fh K A . X I-V 54 ' 1 ,J if ' I in ' M M E 5.355 my n 2 ri, s ,.,k . 1 1., ,Q 1 ,. W Eg vu 1 ' all V , sw , , if ,E gn W-'Jia 7 W-1. ,,aJ' M Mfaii-iii: FFA Varsify Junior Varsify ?5M2?Ee1f42: Q. FFA Junior Varsiiy Junior High Champions lst Row: R. Wirth, W. Fisher. 2nd Row: Coach Spencer, A. Slack, B. Middleton, B. Haywood, C. Gibson, W. Davie. Baseball Photos Courtesy KK Genesee County Expr es Q 58 I. Fitzpatrick, Capt, I. Sawdey, J. Doyle, I. Boyd, B. Jerome, I. Boyd. Cheerleaders Front: C. Roberts, J. McTArnaghan. Rear: C. Lang, G. Lemen, A. Lallemand, P. Schleyer y 59 G 93 ,,r.. 3 3 Q, . . A 7. ., 5 3' gg i, 9 if- 5? if ?3 V w Q i i Tennis lst Row: R. Howe, H, Gibson. 2nd Row: K. Harding, D. Fox. 3rd Row: I, Fitzpatrick, H. Gibson, T. Kline, L. Schede. 0 E lst Row: R. Stuart, R. Gray, B. Brokaw. 2nd Row: R. Farrell, Kinney, D. Rodman R. Gradcn, P. Withey, D. Hall, R. Young, L. Stuart, I. Weaver, FS. Gilbert. 'W-J v . Q . , .uw 1 V ,...fm.,,irz. x I il , . Greer, N. Sahrle, N. Furst, Capt, J. Price, J. Wilmot, B. Kennedy, L. Wel Majorefies ,X X 5 Q QW f fx ,IJ f ff X 4 L 7 f Crion N I a f f M 'fafi 4 1 cd x 63 f MW 2 We fx Roly Poly Goo Goo Surprise as 5' 4 ':,..' 'KCC 'Q- Peek-a-b A home S HIV O1 15 E B 3 QP' if b Y ,W as QSQTI' I was fl 0VfA2q5ff7f I A26 XXX ix WN Mr. and Mrs. James Milliron Mr. and Mrs. Frank Klosowski Mrs. Ruth B. Schwingel Mr. Fred H. Covert Dorothy C. Cook Miss Kathryn Altmeyer Mr. and Mrs. Marion Brokaw Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Luce Mr. ancl Mrs. Elmer Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. Nicolas Huver William J. Sullivan Foxworth and Fox Don C. Hiler Miss S. Suzanne Magavero Mr. and Mrs. A.M. Emerson Mrs. Jane E. Bartz Helen Pratt William J. Zielinski John W. Nickerson Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Dehmler Mrs. Margaret Merri-ll Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fisher Dr.-and Mrs. R.D. Hamsher Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Allen Mr. Jack Morton ' Paul and John Gerling Beatrice Scriver Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Nlauro A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Robert Amidon Mrs. E. Everman Mr. and Mrs. Claude Rathburn Patrons 66 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Conklin Mr. and Mrs. Harold Guy Dr. and Mrs. VanDerhoof Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gibson Mrs. Emma Mead Freytag Miss Bonita J. Benson Miss Margaret Hondelink Miss S. Roberta Wolf Mrs. Gladys Price Dr. and Mrs. Hulbert Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Burger A Friend Carolyn L. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Kemp Clifford Putney Mr. and Mr.. Roy sawdey A Friend Mrs. C.E. Moose Fedders Flowers - Mr. and Mrs. Balcom Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rauber Mr. and Mrs. Louis V. Hinds Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Harter Gertrude Harter Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Pickard Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Schede Thomas J. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Burrell Knapp Miss Esther N. Haskins Mr. and Mrs. John Spencer Dr. and Mrs. M.R. Watt Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O'Herron Compliments of -SMITH FUNERAL HOME 1' Pzrinc Slireef Dhnsvillf, NX Phone 293 Compliments of JAIJIWII ZWIFIWIA' NAFIIT HARULD TRACY 1 3?.fn2'ff8an'ffffie3'?5 Secu1fityT1'ust Company of Rochester DANSVIL NEW fomplimeis of EYSHSS FNWVISUR5 JUHANTGENS suns REPAIR ,MEM A ,:,ffU,,W Compumnls of Nr. Clzmerfrs Hrs. Purchase f 01 Us Vfff Nr. Moder Nr. Seymour Sirogberg garlffen Ni56.0sNZil nr. umon ' . . Complimenio of ali. 21,5463 CANHA SIENA KAPPA Q 3 4 Q7 Xsztq f-'o111ID11'mcnI s of H J emma Gxocfmr DAN5vauf CHAPTER ' ' Ph0m48O DE r1oLAv o Con3rc1Tulo+ion5 CLA 5 5 OF IQ53 Your Friendly Cos Dealer L.A.MADl.E5 8.50N5 Complimzni 5 of EOEELQEVELEQQ DAVID H TRACY AUCTIUNEER Comflezle Sales Service 'PHONE 612472 FOR A DINSEZNCHEON L- Co mlJ'I.I'l'ICl'lTS of' A CARDAPQIQNG OF gN'3wgj,5gDANCf WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE PHYSICAL CULTURE HOTEL .5 R E Q'- 'Dz':,0::::'SPOn1,0 CLYDE CH ASE L C0mPHme'n+S of ComplLmerI1'a of BRU1 NURSERIS INC. N DF NSW LLE' NM cu MMINSVILL E ROSES' Fru IT L5hcIdeTreeS'5hrubs-BanyPlanTS COVIPLIMENT5 OF Vf2:'!9f'i.L'E,'2'T f'gnvlof1'l776f7'fS of H E. 5l7A7f1lS'Uf UIL ELZ D137'rf'lJIff0r of A7fbfIffe fd ,Defra fe um Pro ducfs IK Delco Oil Burncfs JZ Rfrnace s ,Beff wfsfyes' 'fo 'fha i953 G'radua'fCS 00005 PNARNACVV COVIPLI YIENTS OF W ALYCE' STYLE 5 HOP Complimenfs of VIASONS GROCERV CoLoCuTs BAKED C-ooos C0l?'1PfI'l71C!77l'5 of THE LITTLE WATCH REPAIR SHOP FLOYD BA RRETT DEST WISHES TO Tl-IE CLA55 OE 1953 CRANSTON WATER .SUPPLY HUGHES SPORTING A 00005 f LQ? . '-Z' V L John D. l Ic1r1'IncI II' 5 Charles A. Hughes -9 : ,, 4-.LJIC I 1 COMDUMENTEOF BEST OF Lucx To THE Ano CLASS OF 753 DANSVILLE SICN CO. PONTIAC A ' SALESLSEWICE -IA RTI X'Dc,,f L IDEAL afcmazmon CWKNAPPENBUPC AGENCY eowuwc Lmvss ALL rom-rs or INSURANCE I 4 I9 oss.-an S+, PHONE 490 , Ku Dansvlllc NewYork '! 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