Downsville Central High School - Aquila Yearbook (Downsville, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1954 volume:

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THE PURPLE AND WHITE Other schools have chosen colors, The orange, red and blue. Some in stripes are intermingled, Others blaze in one bright hue, So we'll wear the white carnation, And in Honors sacred light We'll defend our own bright colors, E'en the Purple and the White. Thro' the happy years of school life, Midst the scenes to us so dear, As the thorny path to knowledge We bravely strive to clear, Or we manifest our prowess, As we scale some other height, While we work for dear Old Downsville, And the Purple and the White. When we've grown to men and women And our locks are turning whiteg When fast shades Life's purple evening, Into its deep darken'd night, Let us lose our melancholy, For with morning's coming light, We'll remember each our school-days 'Neath the Purple and the White. yawn i 4 I . ' 'Y' O U X We, the class of 1954, respectfully dedicate this ition of the AQUILA to RICHARD A. I-IBRFORT, our class advisor for e last two years and music director in the school for the last seven . May this small token of appreciation be an expr ion of our thankfulness for all he has done for us. We would also like to express the school's appreci tion for his contribution to the field of music. Through his efforts d endeavor, the school music curriculum has greatly expanded. 1 H. Eugene Wieand Superintendent of S cboolx iydlllllillflkdbdil Edwin R. Tillapaugh Supervixing Principal Hd JZ! golrconbrz Robert W. Williams Vice Principal LEFT TO RIGHT-William3Bouw, Alton Neff, Channing Garrison, Clerkg Perry Champ- lin, Preridentf and Howard Tait, Vice Prexident. 151 e do fa Il! 715 Mr. Flannery Mr Hammond Social Studie: Cbmmefcial Mrs. Hammgnd Miss Hick Mr. Penrose Mriplotlfin junio, High H omernaking French and Englirh Irma' H1812 Mrl Shepard Mathematics Z c Ilia Mr. Strever Miss Turnbull I ndurtrial Artr Agriculture Science Miss Baxter Mrs. Beers MIS. B00rr1 Second Grade Firrt Grade Second Grade M A H HOW rd Hoy Mt. Karl Ki:i1e,,23?3, Third G,-,Zig Fourth Grade Sixth Grade -5. Mrs. Lewis Mrs. Saari Mrs. Salton MIS- Shaw Fifth Grade Fourth Grade Third Grade Kindergarten ea., 'rt I . Miss Denning Mr. Herfort FWF Gmde N urse Mutit MiS5 Maufe Mrs. Mattson Mrs. Penrose MIS- PPS! Phys. Ed. An Guidgngg Mun: ey. it fx Q G , , Dr. Miles Library S ecre tary School Doctor N l SQ! QNX-32' ff J Q 1 I I A 1 w not G i . - 11157, . i Dental I-lygzemrt Zh- -7- QSWS 0 0 056 ho a,b6'Q2Wd a0dg?'4 lb 505 Q00 00, 10 cpe 06 01- 04902 YW 0 Q0 501 Mfkfkzfefzzzfzee LEFT TO RIGHT: Willimn Smith, Albert Townsend, Earl Clark, Carlton O'Conner, Robert Reese, Don Byington, Homer Bull, Charles jones, Cecil Stone, Leo Weintz and Ward Neff. Sw 'M ROW 1: Aloha VerNooy, Gloria Par- Tw dee, Ella Shaver, june Conklin, Catha- leen Jacobson. ROW 2: Larry Duck- wall, joan White, Marie Brunner, Freda Bryden. -.81 fx W ...,..Q?bJy ig S7 Al 115 fxE22iQ9L1.A TQ? MW... .if JM' lg?-9 .sa H5255 ,yfrfkfcwy , ,Z ,, FRESHMAN YEAR This year with Mr. Williams as our advisor we elected our officers as follows: President, David Davis, Vice President, Barb Bull, Secretary, Marian Smith, Treasurer, Kathryn Brunner. Jean Burritt joined the class and at the close of the year Grace Van Hulsteyn, Jean Burritt, and Norma Akins left us. We began the year with 55146.38 in the treasury. To raise money we sold some stationery with Lucille Tum- minello and Larry Fitch as high sellers. We also had a bake sale and a dance with the Sophomores. SOPHOMORE YEAR In our Sophomore year with Mr. Williams as our advisor our officers were: President, Merritt Russell, Vice President, David Davis, Secretary, Marian Smith, Nancy Thompson, Treasurer, Kay Brunner. This year Jean Van Druff joined us and Ray Bivens, Harold Lake, George Dion, Dolly Barnes, Richard Tompksins, and Jean Van Druff left us. At the beginning of the year we started collecting paper, which we stored in 'Mr. Penrose's barn for future sale. After this came Freshman initiation. We also had two benefit movies, Al Jennings From Oklahoma and Darling How Could You. We sold D. D. S. banners at basketball games, held a spaghetti supper, sold stationery, and had a Leap Year Dance. All these activities turned out to be quite successful. JUNIOR YEAR With Mr. Herfort as our advisor our officers were elected as follows: President, Merritt Russell, Vice President, Joanie Sarri, Secretary, Marian Smith, Treasurer, Kath- ryn Brunner. During this year Shirley Hafele, Daris Havens, Nancy Thompson, Dora Jacobson, Joyce Finkle, Gail Simmons, and Henry MacDonald left us. This was a busy year for us with concessions at the Mardi Gras, pancake supper, spaghetti supper, Jr. Play, Little Dog Laughed, under the direction of Mrs. Muriel Sarri who put up with our antics for over two months. We also had the traditional Junior Prom, which I'm sure Kathryn Brunner will never forget. We then sold candy from April to the end of the school year. SENIOR YEAR With Mr. Herfort as our advisor, officers were: President, David Davis, Vice President, Kathryn Brunner, Secretary, Marian Smith, Treasurer, Betty Neff. Since this is our last year in good old D. C. S., we had lots of money to raise. We sold candy during lunch hours and at basketball games, had concessions at the Mardi Gras, sold Christmas cards, bake sales, benefit movies, held suppers and our Senior Play Foot-Loose, under the direction of Mr. Samuel Plotkin. The Senior Class of 1954 would like to thank everyone who helped make our Senior year a success. I -. 1. tm 1 tl Lx-4' 0. it -1 MAX RICHARD BALDAUF Dick j.V. Basketball lg Student Council Representative 43 Band 1,2,3,4g F.F.A. 1, Reporter 2, President 3, 44 Chef's Club 35 'Rifle Club 2g Prize Speaking 1,25 Intramurals 1,2 ,3,4. KATHRYN E. BRUNNER HKatyU Class Treasurer 1,2,3g Vice President 4g Dramatics Club 32 Guidance Club President lg Future Teach- ers Club 35 Intramurals 2,3,4g Dance Club lg Year- book 4g Delegate to Citizenship Conference 3,4g Plays: The Little Dog Laughed 3g Foot-Loose 4, BARBARA HELEN BULL Barb Leaders Club Secretary 2,3,-43 Cheerleader J.V. 1, Varsity 2,3,4g Band l,2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 4g Chorus 3,45 Yearbook 4g Newspaper Club 2,3g Treas- urer 3g Dance Club lg Twirler 2, Majorette 3,49 Prize Speaking lg Plays: Our Miss Brooks 2, The Little Dog Laughed 3, Foot-Loose 43 Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Class Vice President 2. ..11.- JUNE E. coNKL1N ujunien F.H.A. 5,4, Guidance Club 1,2, Dance Club 1, Play: Little Dog Laughed 3. DAVID C. DAVIS nDaven Varsity Club 3,4, President 4, Band 1,2,3,4, Base- ball 1,2,3,4, Student Council 2, Treasurer 1, Presi- dent 4, Vice-President 3, Class President 1,4, Soc- cer 4, Volleyball 2, Track 2, Photography Club 1,23 Chef's Club 3, Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Plays: Our Miss Brooks 2, The Little Dog Laughed 5, Foot- Loose 4. ROBERT FENTON EDWARDS Mort Varsity Club 3,4, Basketball, J.V. 1,2, Varsity 3,4, Soccer 4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Chef's Club 1,2,3, Track 3,4, Volleyball 2, Plays: The Little Dog Laughed 3, Foot-Loose 4, Color Guard 3,4, Radio Club 1, Intramurals 1,2,3,4. -.1 2. LAWRENCE ARNOLD FITCH F itchie Varsity Club 3,4g Varsity Basketball 5,4g j.V. Bas- ketball 1,2g Football 1,25 Varsity Baseball 1,2,3,4g Soccer 3,49 Dramatics Club SQ F.F.A. 1,2g Chef's Club 1,2,3,4g Newspaper 4g Plays: The Little Dog Laughed, Foot-Loose 4g Intramurals 1,2,5,4. JOHN WALDRON Houcx 11JohnDD F.F.A. 2,3,4g Rifle Club 1,3,4g Tailors Club 3: Cho- rus 1,3,4g Radio Club lg Delegate for F.F.A. to Hol- land, New York 29 Play: The Little Dog Laughed. MARY CATHALEEN JACOBSON -'cathy' ' ' - Dance Club lg Chorus 3g F.H.A. fl, Vice President 4g Newspaper Club 4. -1 5- i SHIRLEY ELLA LAROSE Shirl Leaders Club 4, Cheerleader, j.V. 1,2, Varsity 3,45 Student Court 5, Band 2,3,4g Band Vice President 3,43 Chorus 1,2,3g Dramatics Club 3g Yearbook 4, Newspaper 2,3,4, Editor 4, Photography Club 2, Dance Club lg Intramurals 1,2,5,4g Plays: The Lit- ROBERT LAFAYETTE MILLER lIBob7Y Varsity Club 3,43 Basketball, j,V. 1,25 Varsity 3,4g Soccer 3,4g Baseball 1,45 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4g .F.F.A. Sec- retary 2,3,4g Student Council Representative 1, Chef's Club 2,3g Track 3,4g Plays: The Little Dog Laughed 3, Foot-Loose 4, Color Guard 5,45 Radio Club lg Intramurals l,2,3,4g Rifle Club 2,3. tle Dog Laughed, 5, Foot-Loose 4 BETTY ANNE NEFF - Betty Library Club lg Treasurer 5g Band 1,2,3,4g Chorus 1,2,3,4g Class Treasurer 4g Dance Club lg Plays: The Little Dog Laughed 3, Foot-Loose 4, Prize Speak- ing 1,2g Intramurals 3,43 Newspaper 4. .-.141 ROGER E. NEFF, JR. llR0g1l Varsity Club 3,45 Basketball j.V. 15 Varsity 2,3,45 Football 1,25 Soccer 45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Rifle Club 35 F.F.A. 1,25 Track 3,45 Chef's Club 3,45 Volleyball 2,35 Plays: The Little Dog Laughed 3, Foot-Loose 45 President Student Council5 Photography Club 1,25 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. GLORIA EDITH PARDEE Glo Band 1,2,35 Chorus 2,35 Mixed Chorus 35 Photog- raphy Club 15 Press Club 3,45 Dance Club 15 F.H.A. l,2, Vice President 35 President 45 Intramurals l,2,3,45 4-H 15 Home Economic Service Bureau 25 Library Club 25 Junior Play: The Little Dog Laughed 3. MERRITT ALDRICH RUSSELL Parrott Varsity Club 3,45 Basketball j.V. 1,25 Varsity 3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Student Council 2,3,45 Secretary 35 Soccer 45 Citizenship Conference Delegate 3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Track 3,45 Chorus 45 Radio Club 15 Year- book 15 Volleyball 35 Chef's Club 2,35 Intramuals 1,2,3,45 Class President 2,35 Plays: The Little Dog Laughed 3, Foot-Loose 4. .A 5' LARRY SAUNDERS liarryil Varsity Club 3,4g j.V. Basketball 1,2g Varsity Bas- ketball 3,4g Student Council 2,3g Band 2,3,4g Base- ball 1,3g Track 3,43 Soccer 3,45 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4g Rifle Club 3, Chef's Club 1,3,4g Photography 15 Intra- murals 1,2,3,4g F.F.A. Delegate to Kansas City 4, Plays: Little Dog Laughed 3, !'Foot-Loose 4. JOAN E. sAAR1 Joanie'.' Band 1,2,3,4g J.V. Cheerleader 2g Varsity Cheer- leader 3,4, Student Council Representative lg Year book lg Class Vice President 3g Intramurals 2,3 Plays: Little Dog Laughed, Foot-Loose 3,4g News: paper 4. DON A B. SCOTT Dona Band l,2,3,4g Dramatics Club 3, Intramurals 1,2,3g Student Court 3g Public Speaking 1, Yearbook Club 4g Newspaper Club, Business Manager 4, Plays: The Little Dog Laughed 3, Foot-Loose 4. .46- MARIAN ELLA SMITH Smitty Guidance Club 2g Future Teachers 33 Dramatics Club 34 Public Speaking Ig Chorus 1,2,4g Class Sec- retary 2,5,4g Leaders Club 3,4, Vice President 45 Intramurals l,Z,3,4g Student Council Secretary 2g Plays: Meet The Duchess, The Little Dog '03 Laughed 3. ELLA JEANETTE SHAVER Ella Ch0fuS 35 Dance Club 1g F.H.A. 5,4, Secretary 3g PhOt0gfaPhY Club lg Library Club 2g Plays: The Llftle Dog Laughed 5. Foot-Loose 4. Pearlie Leaders Club 2,3,4g President 2,4g Vice President 3g Cheerleader j.V. lg Varsity 25,43 Chorus 1,2,3,4g Yearbook 4g Twirler 3,4g Photography Club 2g Dance Club lg Rifle Club lg Intramurals l,2,3,4g Press Club Co-Editor 4. 11 1- .ASK xx I , .f 4 1 DOROTHY BARNES 1936 - 1951 OUR FRIENDS Our friends are little lamps to us. Their radiance warms and cheers our ways, And all our pathways, dark and lone Are brightened by their rays. We try to keep them bright by faith, And never let them dim with doubt For every time we lose a friend A little lamp goes out. Anonymous ...1 8- There are twenty-two of us, In the senior class. An attempt is being made to tell You of each lad and lass. First 'is our Pres. . . of course we Mean DAVE. And when he speaks, We all try to behave. Next is SMIT'I'Y, our little lass. She's always thinking of the Past. Remember the time? she'd Holler out, and then forget What it's all about. Rock Hudson, John Derek, or even Jeff. Couldn't compare to ROGER NEFF. He's tall, handsome And what a dream! Also the star Of our basketball team. If the classrooms are all silent, And the teachers happy and Gay. Chances are that FlTCHIE, Is far, far, away. LUCILLE is one of our happy girls, With a diamond on her left hand. Pretty soon, so we hear, it'll be Matched with a wedding band. We have our career girl JOANIE. She wears her hair in a pony. We know she's ambitious and won't End up doing dishes. BAULDY is what we call him. His Haircut brought him his name. Some day he'll have a Bauldy - Barber Shop and gain himself fame. The saxophone player of the class, Is a cheery, understandable lass. You've probably guessed that SHIRLEY'S her name. Het music will bring Her national and world wide fame. When you hear the trumpets blaring, And the band comes down the street, It will be led by BARBARA HULL with Her gaily dancing feet. X walk , AWA' ,jP ,.K X xx ,C ,, iv' kg 02772 Br y S vi pg' vii-its s fffiffi Then comes BETTY with our hard work ing treasurer. We all know She does it, only for pleasure. Don't forget Bob, better known As MOR'I'. The pinball machine Is his favorite sport. CATHALEEN is the quiet one. Hardly ever makes a noise. She's shy and blushes easy, Especially at the boys. Our own little DONA, is known For her hair chopping. The Ancient Grook Look she Calls her famous cropping. If you walk into the classroom, And you do not hear a peep. Chances are that BOB MILLER, Has fallen fast asleep. JUNE'S red hair was at one time Black. Her dye jobs are good. She has quite a knack. The artist of the class is I MERRITT RUSSELL. He tackles Any kind of work without a Tug or tussell. Our dancing, cheering and twirling girl, PEARL. Has all the Boys going around in a whirl. GLORIA PARDEE, better known as Glo. Doesn't ever worry. Ask Her, she'll tell you so. Next in line is KATY BRUNNER. When it comes to work, she's A four base runner. When you hear a lot of giggling From the back of the History Room. You know at once it's ELLA, breaking up the gloom. Last but not least is our big Boy JOHN. He'll probably Keep growing on and on and on. bss aaffffecy In this year of 1974, Larry Fitch has just contacted Houdini in a seance. This is Houdini's report on the class of 1954: BETTY NEFF started out as a laboratory technician and ended up with dish- pan hands. LARRY FITCH joined the Navy and is still peeling potatoes. BOB MILLER is trying to develop a skinless potato so that Larry Fitch will get a promotion. DONA SCOTT is now famous for her extremely original haircut, the shaggy dog. MORT EDWARDS joined the Air Force shortly after graduation. He is known world-over for his six-hour trip to Mars and back, because he broke all previous speed records. LUCILLE TUMMINELLO is a very efficient secretary for the large trucking firm which transports the Houck's and Bauldauf's farm produce to N. Y. C. RICHARD BAULDAUF is very busy farming all of Terry Clove to keep the farm produce markets in New York City open. JOHN HOUCK took over his father's highly situated farm and proceeded to level off the mountains. BARBARA 'BULL hitchhiked to Hollywood after graduation and is now a famous movie actress because of her movie, Gone With the Breesef' GLORIA PARDEE is now head of pediatrics in the maternity hospital where she perfected a baby formula which guarantees the safe arrival of triplets to parents desir- ing them. PEARL TORRES is now famous for teaching Arthur Murray her exclusive dance step It Takes Three to Tango. JUNE CONKLIN started out in a rowboat after graduation and has just com- pleted a trip around the world. ROGER NEFF has an electric business in Downsville where his shop is remotely controlled so that he can rest from his night life. KATHRYN BRUNNER is driving Dior out of business with her extremely short hemline. She designed a stocking that doesn't show the knee, to go with the hemline. MARION SMITH joined the Waves and is still trying to keep her head above the water. f ELLA SHAVER sailed abroad and now has a famous beauty salon in the heart o Paris. LARRY SAUNDERS took over Bianchi Construction Company and is now plan- ning to construct a trans-oceanic bridge. MERRITT RUSSELL, a staunch Dodger fan, has just completed designing a Dodger Stadium in which there is room for the Yankee Stadium. SHIRLEY LAROSE is a happy house-wife who wrestles in her spare time. She was just elected Mrs, Atlas of 1974. JOANIE SAARI graduated from Cornell with an R.N., joined the army nurse corps, and is now the president of the get-the-point needle society of nurses. CATHALEEN JACOBSON started out as a dietitian and is now practicing her dietetics on her family of twelve. DAVID DAVIS is now stationed at North Pole in a chemical laboratory. He is analyzing the water for its chemical content for the Coca-Cola Bottling Company. 'Z3 j .f:f W- ' -zo- u g- ei, ...., ,E 5 1 9.-mm .L- f I . N M wi by new unafu 'ml SL, 'iii I .,. ' ' ws A 2 ! wx g ' :iff V N if E Hwwi ' 4,4 ', Y I 'x ,,, ffwb, Q , f sk x X vw, Ha K Q : 'L Q, , has W! We, the Senior Class of 1954, in order to form a more perfect labor union, estab- lished wages for students, insure the general downfall of the teachers, and secure the blessings of Mr. Tillapaugh, ourselves and our unfortunate followers, do otdain and establish this Last Will and Testimony. JOANIE SAARI leaves her famous pony-tail to anyone who likes to horse around. GLORIA leaves her home-ec. ability to Bunny Scudder on the advice of Bob Miller. MORT leaves his Business Law marks which he does not want, to Laura Hatch. SHIRLEY LAROSE leaves her weight to Bonnie Fitch, all 153 pounds of it! LARRY FITCH didn't want to do this, but Shirley talked him into leaving his knowledge of women to Squire Stephenson. MERRIT1' RUSSELL leaves his ability to play baritone to Lee Buel, in hopes of improving the D.C.S. band. MARIAN leaves her height, though it isn't very much, to Harold Neff, who might as well have some more. ROGER NEFF leaves some of his height, a few extra feet of it, to Nelson Barnes, who seems to have given up. PEARLIE leaves her wiggle to Freda Bryden, who doesn't seem to know how. dx. 4 3 'JJ li Y . ' I 3' 'I A L ll-s 1 Y . Q O' xm '. , 1- vf lil ix M1 410' at 1, I A - 4' -' Li 9 JOHN leaves his muscles to Fred Bryden, so he can have brawn and brain. BARBARA leaves her ability to eat a lot to Margie Bouw, who could use it. KATY BRUNNER leaves her sewing ability to Irene Tompkins, in hopes she willi finish her skirt. LUCILLE leaves her typing ability to Isable Loucks, who needs home help. JUNE leaves her gum-snapping ability to anyone who cares to accept. ELLA leaves het Shavertown dancing episodes to Kay MacDonald who stays at home too much. DONA wants to leave, but will wait until after the Senior trip. CATHLEEN leaves her quietness to Ginger D'adezio, who could sure use it. BETTY NEFF leaves her giggle to Art Horton, who seems too quiet for D.C.S. BOB MILLER leaves his ability in scientific agg to Birdie, who we all know would be a good farmer. RICHARD B. leaves his cattle-judging ability to John Bump, who might soon be selling cows. LARRY S. leaves trip to Kansas City to Bobbie Bellows in hopes he won't be embarrassed. DAVID DAVIS leaves his speed to EL Tompkins. NY X 4 RSV Nvx Q, W L XL ., f x xl X ff fx 252 G Q Q J Y gig? aj ' wifi Mmm 5' W x W ' M K ' '- gl ir JZ QYNEQ i Ex A-,:,5 'V -Skim NM., N S if i , P. f . sir' J 5 'Q Q' 1. X f' sn, is hifi' i YQ sz .W AWP, wb S H X . , .. .. ,N ,QQ Q 4 I , 2.-ff wx if 1. .., 6- , x mf- .- ,Q fi W 1. , Y ,Qi A if 4 Q. , A- Q K '- 1,, -x. . t A . - Q 4 . A 2 A .1 wi A Q .r . I Tl' 4.- 19 Q ..g,if'Q..f-Q +1 urubu ROW ONE-K. MacDonald, L. Hatch, A. Fitch, C. Houck, I. Boyer. ROW TWO- G. Kilpatrick, H. Puppur, V. Williams, W. Miller, D. Scudiler. ROW THREE-F. Bryden, M. Brunner, E. Fuller, W. Tomphim, D. Miller. ROW FOUR-Mr. Shepard, L. Duchwall, G. Stephenson, F. Bryden, A. Horten, .R. Bellowr, J. Tomphim. Abreu!- D. Tompkim. We started off the year in the usual manner by holding elections for class officers. The following were elected: President, Larry Duckwallg Vice-President, Robert Bellowsg Secretary, Ginny Williamsg Treasurer, Jerry Stephensong Student Council Represent- atives, Ginny W. and Joan White. We were also honored to have Kay MacDonald elected as Secretary of Student Council. Our first event of the year was a Camera Raffle. We all worked hard and it was a great success. This seemed to set the pattern. We held a Spaghetti Dinner in November and came out well on top. Our rings came just as school reopened for the New Year. They are truly beautiful and we are as proud of them as can be. Our next big event was our Junior Play. We presented it in March, and it was in turn tremendously successful. Everyone is looking forward to next year when we can pre- sent our Senior Play and do it as well as our one this year. The climax to our events this year was our junior Prom. It was certainly the most beautiful and best arranged Prom ever held in D.C.S. Those who attended will long remember the gorgeous decorations, lovely music, and the fun they had. We look back upon our Junior Year with a bit of nostalgia when we remember all the things that have happened and all the fun we have had, but we are looking forward to our senior year with great expectancies. -25- K7 ll tu.-- ROW ONE-Mirr Donning, D. Hotcbkirf, C. Saumlerr, I. Croop, I. Loackr, N. Gray. K. Bath. ROW TWO-B. Palivar, N. Akim, I. Tompkim, I. Bump, A. Vemooy, M. Bouw, V. D'Addezio. ROW' THREE-G. Flaherty, C. Campbell, H. Baldauf, R. Hood, N. Rofe, L. Bael, G. Mills, G. Friet. ROW FOUR-W. Steemtocl, G. Stone, L. Baxter, W. Neff, I. Dalrymple, H. Neff, G. Nertle. Strange things are happening! At last we're Sophomores in the same boat, with the same captain and crew 'of thirty-one. OUR OFFICERS ARE: President .............. ....,...........,......................... ....... G e ne Flaherty Vice President .,...... ..,..... B arbara Palivas Secretary ........... . . ....... ......, ..................... ............... M a r garet Bouw Treasurer -..- ......................................................................,.....,.......... Jean Croop We began the year by making the Freshmen walk the plank. We held one bloody day of initiation followed by execution day. Our prize prisoners, Ronnie Tillapaugh and Anna Brunner, paid their respects to us. On Halloween night, we plundered D.C.S. for victims for our House of Horrors and Penny Pitching. On Nov. 12, we sponsored Young Bess and brought forth enough tears to sink a battleship. We are sailing toward a brighter future and our captain's degree in '56. ..25.. 9 uvimuz ROW ONE-Mr. Flannery, G. Peck, E. Tornpkinr, M. MacDonald, B. Fitch, N. Gray S. Craig. ROW TWO-R. Souler, I. Tompkinr, C. Rider, M. Young, P. Lurren, I. Boyerg 1. Tompkinr, M. Bulduuf, R. Tillupuugh. ROW THREE-M. Babcock, C. Conklin, R. Doig, P. Iohnron, L. Flulor, G. Puppur, I. Hutch. ROW FOUR-D. Milli, R. Brown, F. Young, N. C onrow, L. Houck, P. Finnerty, G. Hood, M. Finnerty. Abrenl A. Brunner. We are going to take a trip by car through our school year of '54, Ronnie Tillapaugh drove as our president. Marley was right there to take over the wheel if anything went wrong and Paul studied the maps as our secretary. Louise handled our expenses which were very few. Many times we got on the wrong road, but Mr. Flannery was there to steer us back. Audrey had her fare paid as far as Brooksville, Florida, where we were very sorry to drop her off. She will not ride through any more of our school years with us as we had planned that she would at the beginning of the trip. After we left Audrey, we had a flat tire which caused a short delay. With this spare time, some of the girls joined the Soccer Team, while a few of the boys decided they wanted to bat their way through the fall season. When October 31st rolled around the calendar we stopped at New York and pur- chased three squeakers which were used at the Mardi Gras for your pleasure and to help finance the rest of our trip. We also had a Pokey race. With the excitement of the Mardi Gras, we were delayed at starting out again. To make use of time Don Mills, Ronnie T., Paul, Gary, Danny and Floyd joined the J.V. Hoop Team with Gloria and Patty cheering them from the sidelines. The ride through Sli was a pleasant one for us. Most of our spare time, which was given to us by mishaps was used toward our activities and our studying of subjects. We look forward to our trip of '55. -27- 1. Sie iii ROW ONE-R. Vernoldf, I. Roye, G. Tait, S. Cable, F. Fuller, P. McDonald, Mr. Tillapaugb. ROW TWO-F. Wfoool, H. Young, I. Sbaw, F. Finnerty, L. LaRoJe, L. Brunner, I. Tbornpfon. ROW THREE-P. Stepbenxon, S. Burke, L. Fuller, C. Wat- son, C. Vick, F. Finkle, L. luex, 1. Elleti. ROW FOUR-P. Bower, A. Dickinfon. E. Lacey. W. Flannagan, J. Dlflaldezio, D. Sbook. B. Bryden, E. Bauldauf, I. Jobnxon. eva-gzffi W A ROW ONE-B. Scolf, R. Toolol, W. Webb, 1. Sbielilf, S. Craft, G. Conklin, Mr. Slreuer ROW TWO-H. Akinv, D. Mabaffy, IV. Hafele, M. Tompkiny, I. Peck, L. Dlflfldezio N. HOUCK. ROW THRISE-M. Burke, N. Pezerx, D. Weber, J. Tbompfon, R. Smilb L. Eckert, S. Honzorifb, B. Sbauz ROW FOUR-I. Webb, L. Pardee, B. Houck, B Giffin, W. Milly, D. Degarbo, K. Deyo, gbifenny, S. Neytle, I. I-lyzer. 5 ROW ONE-Mr. Karl, I. Miller. D. Houck, R. Lord, C. Vcwzooy, R. Banzai, S. Diizir, W. Nlilly. ROW TWO-D. Tompkim, G. Ijlfcff, R. Tboizziisj. D. Dibble, I Lucy. T. Iiiycox, S. Fitch, G. Fniler. ROU7 THREE-UV. Vick, C. LaRo.rc, I. Craig F. Mizfllnmzfzf, I. Gray, R. Hnffmei.r!w', K. Rwiffc. G. lizirbizirii, M. Boryswzio. ROW FOUR-I. Huz'eiz.r, C. Lczvif, L. Lamorec, D. Byiizgloii, I. Hiztbizzmy, G. Klimfl, I Cornell, M. Hcmlrickyori, B. Loizckf, D. Mcrifle. Al, .l Q ROW ONI?-Mm. LCIZ'i.lD. j. Hw1m1'i4'lv. S. llficrf. G. Slliufifr. V. W'ilfia111,s'. M. O'C.'fm12w'. ROUV TLVO-F. liizrizw. C. Milly. L. fiIIl'01'.t',ej'. 1. HY'vzIf.lYJl?, G. lV'iN1m', j. U riqfJl. ROW THREE-I.. lizliffzfrf. D. I.1fjw.11f, D. Ifclfwj, R. f1lru'v. D. YUIHIKQ, C. l3m'm'.x,l O. Dcyv. ROW FOUR-G. Sbizzr, R. jUZ7l1lO71. J, Cffmiu, j. Kmzpp. G. Ki,f7zIfl'frk,L. R. Suffice. M. Rofc, G. Miller, G. liuxlcr. -19- Lgllflg 5 Wi QW QQ ROW ONE-Mrf. Saari, P. Reynolaff, I. Edwardf, I. Vernooy, V. Beck, G. Tompkim, R. Miller, G. Tompkim. ROW TWO-R. Barzkf, R. Hillix, IV. Difkimon, D. Strain, A. Rofe, K. Fuller, S. Fairbairrz, F. Hyzer. ROW THREE-R. Neff, F. O'DelZ, D. Starzfon, C. Cole, L. Esker, L. Thompycm, W. Hood, G. Ahim. Hara!! QM? ROW ONE-Mm Hoy, W. Mzllf, I. Bellowf, K. Cornell, S. Marfhall, 1. Deyo, L Dibble, J. Sbieldf. ROW TWO-B. Byington, R. Ball, R. Edwaraff, I. Pardee, R Cable, H. Miller, M. Louckf, R. Gray, I. Tloompmrr, C. D'Addezi0. ROW THREE- R. Homovicb, H. Reynoldf, I. Butler, D. Wally, N. Jacobfon, G. Tompkim, S. Reed 1. Savage. -50- J 6 , ROW ONE-Mrf. Salton, I. Butler, D. Fitch, S. Milly, B, Cox, Reecl, R. Homl. ROW TWO-J. Liddle, D. Reecl, D. Parclee, L. Babcock. j. Wzll1am.s', G. Weber, D. Cgrnell, ROW THREE-P. Krorzz. I. Melz. T. Vinh, K. Crmrow, G. Peterr. R. joney, I. Bryclen, R. Selp, G. Fuller. gl' .1 gll ROW ONE-B. Fileb, L. Barnw, I. Corgzll, C. Tlmrfzpmrz, Mraz Hozelzrrl. ROW TWO-A. Hood. D. Tlzorzzpyorf, W. Bozrze, R, Cfaffzly, UV. Llzmoree, G. Polomfean, C. Mmier, ROW 'I4HRlf1f-1. Cham, W. Tillnpfzzfglv. J. Rerlrle, M. Neff, M. juzeoryky, M. Ellen, E. Nefzle. Abfem-K. Ellen. -51- .4-. --M ROW ONE--D. Dibble, D. Houck, G. Eclwariiy, J. Reed, U. Ricco, M. O'Conner, Mrf. Boorn. ROW TWO--E. Bogart, B. Tkornpfon, L. Caaziy, K. Cox, G. Conklin, F. Polonzeean, M. Shaw. ROW THREE-S. Ballif, D. Markf, I. Lacey, B. Sozilef. S. Geer, D. Todd, J. Terry, D. Krom, M. Reynoidx. Agecaazf Qian ROW ONE-Min Baxter, D. Fitvh, L. Tompkinf, B. Watson, S. Byington, S. Peter! 1. Cooke. ROW TWO-C. Young, B. Gray, S. Marfhall. D. Herbert, C. Baxter, C Cable, 1. Wright, A. Kiincif, W. Utter. ROW THREE-V. O'Dell, C. Beard, D. Tait R. LaR0.s-e, N. Dickinson. -52- Jud! M gfI Q ROUV ONE-MH. Vcnifey, S. Tompkins, M. Reynoldi, H. Smith, W. Terry, 1. Lirlfllu, E. Iidtly, M. Polomcemz. ROW TWO-I. Louckf, G. Vernooy, P. Herfort, L. Tompkinf, G. Dlfitlzlczio, L. Cnrtlr, J. JtZCObJ'072. ROW THREE-A. Boftw, L. Wilbur, W. Smith, M. Deyo, J. Harrif, R. More, C. Perk, G. Danielf. 9525! Q fm? D1 ROW ONE-M. Stone. R. Reed, ROW TWO--S. Reed, T. loner. ROW THREE-V. Verrzold, C. Clark, K. Frembey, N. Cable, L. C. O'Dell, L. lfanioli, N. Beck, 1. Martin, Mrf. Been. B. Davix, W. Wells, S. Lacey, D. Houck, P. Reynoldf. O'Dell, L. Tlwmuf, R. Hftglown, G. Henderxon, D. Tbompwn, L55..-jzme Wright. haf' ROW ONE-S. Mericle, S. Shielclx, K. Yevicb, D. Boldnc, N. Knox. ROW TWO- S. Emery, D. Dnfton, S. Metz, I. Dlficldezio, R. O'Dell, S. Cooke, W. Padgett, J. Slaieldf, Mm. Shaw. ROW THREE-T. Edwardx, I. Hnll, S. Fiembef, R. Bonw, N. Bank! R. Lacey, S. Hedger, T. Champlain. ffinkaee Xen ROW ONE-W. Mofloier, K. Herfort, G. Hom, I. Bainf, I. Todd, Mrs. Horton. ROW TWO-A. Ranfonz, 1. O'Conner, B. Nefzle, D. Conklin, W. Jamey, R. Fnller. ROW THREE--P. Hammond, B. Davix, V. Term:-ll-Byington, L. Meridetb, D. Smith. Nr ,-,.5 fxff fray:- 5425 LL, VARSITY CLUB OFFICERS Presidents: Roger Neff, David Davis Secretary-Treasurer: Merritt Russell Vice President: Larry Fitch Advisor: Robert Williams gf S gg C92 - QQ, ao Q gk I It Qi . t a fl' M A., ll 0- A Xe ' IH LEADER'S CLUB OFFICERS H President: Pearl Torres Secretary: Barbara Bull Vice President: Marion Smith Treasurer: Kay MacDonald -36- Advisor: Marilyn Maure Fall sports at Downsville Central were again curtailed because the schools dropping six man football could not agree on fall participation. Six man football was not played in the county by any school for the first time in many years. Next fall it is believed that soccer will definitely become the fall sport in this end of the county as it is in the other. D. C. S. played a few games of soccer and baseball informally with neighboring schools. SPRING BASEBALL 1 9 5 3 The D. C. S. varsity baseball team enjoyed a successful spring season as they won seven while losing four. Dave Davis twirled creditably with help from MacDonald and Tompkins. Charles MacDonald was selected to represent the school in the annual all star game at Cooperstown. The purple and white climaxed the season with a triumph over Andes, their second triumph over the Mountaineers. ..37- was riff S' es set. 5 : 't- 24 SWK. -. T -1 , . .t f- , .Q 'Q Mr. Flannery Basketball We Opponent Tb ey 24 Livingston Monor 38 42 Stamford 41 43 Opteora 35 49 Delhi 46 43 Hancock 29 36 Walton 47 65 Hancock 48 36 South Kortright 33 44 Livingston Manor 34 39 Margaretville 24 46 Stamford 39 43 Andes 41 40 Onteora 32 34 Delhi 60 59 Walton 43 38 Andes 66 31 South Kortright 22 40 Margaretville 3 1 The Junior Varsity basketball team had a successful season, as they won 14 games while dropping 4. Jack Dalrymple and Harold Neff showed good promise of future varsity stardom as they led the team in scoring. They were ably assisted by Ward Neff and Don Mills. Harold Neff won single high game honors with 19 and barely beat out Dalrymple from the foul line with a 4896 average. VARSITY The D.C.S. varsity started the season with seven veterans on its squad from the 1952-53 team which won the Section 4 Class C Championship. The quintet was marked from the beginning and fought all the way for its wins. Win they did, as they rang up 16 wins as against 2 losses during the regular season. In the play-offs the Eagles downed Andes 47-35, as Larry Duckwall led the way with 175 Rog Neff poured through 24 as D.C.S. beat Hartwick 59-485 and in the Class C Championship game Walt Tompkins and Dave Davis tallied 22 apiece as Downsville won its second straight sectional crown 68-46 over King Ferry. At Barton Hall, Cornell, D.C.S. played the Class 13 champion, Marathon, triumphing 51-47 for their 20th win to end the season. It was really a team victory all the way. Citing any one individual would be difficult indeed. Roger Neff and Larry Duckwall supplied the height. The latter came on fast during the winter to nail down a starting berth. Walt Tompkins and Dave Davis were brilliant in the front court. Larry Fitch and Larry Saunders pulled off many fine defensive and offensive plays. Gerry Stephenson, Bob Edwards, and Merritt Russell gave D.C.S. bench strength that every champion must have. IN DIVIDUAL- SCORING RECORD FM 'fp FG FM Nef f 7 2 3 11 Saunders 39 5 1 Duckwall 39 223 Sfephenwn 28 16 Tompkins 42 231 Edwards 18 9 Davis 66 228 Miller 13 7 Fitch 40 140 Russell 8 6 -38., D.C.S. 79 72 63 52 51 33 74 75 85 68 97 Dave Davis Larry Saunders Opponent Livingston Manor Stamford' Onteora Delhi' Hancock Walton' South Korttight' Hancock Livingston Manor Margaretville' Stamford' 'League Gamer Gerry Stephenson Bob Miller They 54 38 42 49 34 50 41 43 50 46 58 Glass Roger Neff B- U Wan Tompkins Champions Coach Bob Willimns action Bill Flanagan, Mgr. .49- Qi, Larry Duckwall Larry Fitch D.C.S. Opponent 61 Andes 69 Onteora 81 Delhi' 59 Walton' 52 Andes 63 South Kortright' 80 Margaretville' 47 Andesiip 59 Hartwick:,.4-f: 68 King Ferryif: 51 Marathon:,t,': :jiSectionals Bob Edwards W' V Merri Iinssell They 51 35 60 63 45 45 46 35 48 46 47 1 A as SQ is Q, ..., E A fa ,,:.,: e ' D. Conrow R. Shaw L. Fitch ,F wk 'Q , , u n C. MacDonald T. Miles 5332. ., 0 mf wyw Q la , 4 1 :P W 'I 1. z , 2 WA 1 ,Q 1 , br 'El - ..... 1 ...,.,..x,. -, Vim -1 ,, fx QM af L. Duckwall D. Davis G. Mills 2 R-Neff L. Saunders DOWNSVILLE OPPONENT 0 Delhi 14 1 Walton 3 6 Onteora 4 2 Andes 1 22 Onteora 5 1 5 Vlalffm 2 1 1 1 0 Delhi 7 1 22,, 1 11 Walton 2 :,..:: D- lf 5 Fleischmarms , 1 P- Cham 17 Andes 11 R. Doig -40.- M. Russell ,:'1-' G. Stephenson 1 ' J.Dalrymyle Al Fitch Q' Af Haabaa W I' 'U Q I' D U ..'... ' 'Qi .1 ' ' '-.:.:-e-. l Q -i Girls who participate in noon time intramurals, and who are interested in attend- ing Sport Days, try-out for the All Star Team in each respective activity. Additional points are allotted to these team members towards their award given by the Leaders Club. Play Days, sponsored by Eastern Delaware County Schools, include girls who are not on the Sports Team. Downsville plays hostess to two such play days this year - vollev ball and softball. .411 U14 em .ZWZWK VARSITY JUNIOR VARSITY Shirley GifmY Carol Pearl Gail Barbara Joan Gloria yd sn 5 S' A QE q i -ff. ' Bunny Patrie -4 77A f ' '1 'X xx .'NX'-' 114' ', X Xxxqf X xbfffwxx ax . ,S f rf ' 'f itlu u -L Ib! ROW ONE-MTI. Savage, S. Craft, P. McDonald, F. Fuller, H. Akinr, F. Flnnerty, B. Shaw, N. Houck, I. Sbielclf, G. Conklin. ROW TWO-R. Todd, L. D'Adtlezio, R. Var- nold, 1. Tompfon, R. Smitb, 1. Tonzpfon, L. Brunner, 1. Peck, F. Tait, W. Falefe. ROW THREE-D. Weber, I. Hyzer, J. Ellett, L. Fuller, A. Vernooy, S. Nestle, F. Finlale. ROW FOUR-I. Webb, B. Brytlen, E. Lacey, A. Dicklnfon, I. Iobnyon, D. Sbook, R. Brown, I. Kenny, K. Deyo, D. Degarmo, M. Finnerty, B. Houck. flefeatafbflu f ROW ONE-R. Bellounf, I. Tornpkinr. ROW TWO-G. Flaherty, I. Stone, R. Hood, C. Campbell, W. Stenrocl. G. Milly, N. Rove. ROW! FOUR--NIV. Williamx, L. Duckwall. eaaofaai fha! SBATBD-Ioan White, Bunny Scudder-Sec. and Treat., Gerard Stephenron-Editor, Larry Duckwall-Co-Editor, Dorir Miller, Shirley LaR0re. STANDING-Barbara Bull, Mr. Robert Williamr, ,lamer Tompkinr, Gene Flaherty, Wanda Miller. The Yearbook Club was organized early in September and immediately made plans for the 1954 AQUILA. any Editor ................... ....... G erard Stephenson C0-Editor .................. .,........ L arry Duckwall Secretary-Treasurer ..... .......... B unny Scudder Faculty Advisor ....... ...,... R oberr Williams Mr. Tillapaugh assumed the responsibility for the ads. Early in the year the school snaps and group pictures were taken. Barbara Bull and Shirley LaRose deserve special mention for the typing they did, while Bunny Scudder and joan White were diligent money hounds. Doris Miller, Larry Duckwall and Gerry Stephenson pounded the trail long and hard for ad money. It was a good year with a cooperative staff and early deadline completion. -45- Lgfualru' blurred SITTING-Roger Neffg Marjorie Bouuf, Treafurerg David Dauif, Prefidentj Kay Mac- Donald, Vice Prexidentg Mr. Penrofe. STANDING - Iolan Tloompfon, Bruce Bryden, Dixie Hotclykixs, Merritt Rufsell, Gloria Peck, Marylou Young, Richard Baldauf, Barb Palirfif, Leland LaRoJe, Ioan While, Ginny Williamf, Barb Shaw. ll IM! ZZJ6' Z!!! aug FIRST ROW-Sandra Cable, Patil MacDonald. SECOND ROW-Margaret Bouw, Mrs. Penrofe, Charlotte Watfon. THIRD ROW--Patty Bower, Martha Baldagfiglarle Brunner, Elfie Baldauf, Loulre Flubr, gan! ROW lg B. Neff, D. Scott, G. Peck, K. Deyo, M. Bouw, J. Croop, I. Tompkins. ROW 2: F. Bryclen, E. Baldauf, P. Stephenson, P. MacDonald, F. Fuller, M. Baldauf, B. Palivas N. Conrow, G. Young, R. Tillapaugh. ROW 3: L. Fluhr, G. Pappas, D. Hotchkiss D. Davis, -I. Saari, K. MacDonald, L. Fuller, R. Baldauf, G. Williams, W. Neff, j Dalrymple, P. johnson, S. l.aRose, H. Pappas, P. Bower, N. Rose, ROW 2: S. Cable L. lves, C. Campbell, j. Kenny, A. Vernooy, Hyzer, bl. Baldauf, M. Russell, H Young, l.. Duckwall, R. Neff, G. Stephenson. ROW 5: R. Edwards, R. Miller, l. Saunders, I.. I.aRose, R. Smith, B. Bryden, B. Bull, P. Larsen, W. Miller, B. Scucltler M. MacDonald, P. Torres, H. Neff, G. Kilpatrick, Mr. Herfort, J. Boyer, I.. Fitch R. Bellows. fiat uf ROW l: S. Cable, B. Shaw, Shields, S. Craft, Kenny, P. Bower, Balclauf, S Burkes, P. Stevenson, M. Smith, P. Torres, N. Rose, J. Croop, K. Deyo, D, Hotchkiss AI. Hyzer, Nestle, G. Fries, N. Gray, N. Houck, P. Larsen, nl, Boyer. ROW 2: Mr Herfort, A. Akins, M, Burke, D. Weber, S. Homovich, 1. johnson, A. Dickinson, .I Boyer, N. Akins, j. White, B. Neff, G. Kilpatrick, D. Miller, G. Flaherty, I.. Fuller, B Bull, W. Miller, C. Vick, K. Bush, M. Bouw, I. Loucks, B. Palivas, C. Saunders, l Tompkins, B. Fitch, A. VerNooy, G. Peck, V. Allclezio, Mrs. Post. ROW 3: R. Smith B. Scott, F. Wood, Rose, L. Brunner, L. LaRose, G. Mills, B. Bryden, L. Saunders, l.. Duckwall, H. Neff, J. Houck, Dalrymple, W. Neff, B. Miller, M. Russell B. s 1 Edwards, N. Conrow, P. johnson, L. Eckert, B. Giffon, R. Tillapaugh, l ..47.- 1 s v a Qaawfh STANDING--lean Croop, Gloria Peck, joan Boyer, Carol Vick. SITTING-Mary Poxt, Director. 47111122 ctr Barbara Bull, Dorothy Scadder, Wanda Miller, Patricia Larferz, Maxine MacDonald ABSENT-P6471 Torret. -48- ew laden SEATED-joan Saari, Pearl Torrey-Co-Editor, Shirley LaRoJe-Editor, Marian Smith, Liz Fuller. STANDING-Mr. Hammond, Wanda Miller, Cathleen lacobxon, Kalhryn Brunner, Bonnie Fitch, Helen Pappaf, Barbara Palioas, Berry Neff, John Houck. ABSENT -Dona Scott--Bur. Manager and Ex. Editor. SEATED-Mis: Hick, Bunny Scudder-Sec., Cathaleen Iacohyon-Vice-Pref., Gloria Pardee-Pref., Nancy Roxe-Treaf., Dori! Miller-Reporter. STANDING-Helen Pap- pax, Ella Shaver, ,Ioan Boyer, -49- ROW ONE-Mr. Szrever, 1. Tompkim, R. Miller, R. Baldauf, L. Saunderr, W. Tompkmr ROW TWO-R. Hood, I. Stone, L. Houck, L. Buel, H. Baldauf, A. Fitch. ROW THREE W. Neff, J. Houck. At the first meeting in September officers were ele cred as following: President .................................................................... Richard Baldauf Vice President ....... ....... L arry Saunders Secretary .............. ............ R obert Miller Treasurer ..... '. ......... Walter Tompkins Sentinel ,............,.......... ........,..........,.,...... .james Tompkins We have been busy this year. Richard Baldauf and james Tompkins took second and third places in the Delaware County Judging Contest at the Walton Fair. In November, we held a chicken supper. In May a father and son banquet was given, and in February we attended the Delhi judging trip. This year the F. F. A. boyssold trees and Robson Farm Seeds with considerable success. 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KENT Walton, New York .65- 9999999999999999999999999999999999999999vmvr9999999999999999999999999999999999999996 4464466464444444444446444446444444444444444444444444444444444464466MKGMGAMRGGRGGGG 4-C-644-G-C-C-64-G4-G-G-C-G-C-G'04-344-14-C-Il-G4-C-C4-IK-G-44-6-G-C-G-Grd-Cl-G-I!-G-G-C-G-C-G-G-G-G-441-G-G-6-G-G FIRE AUTOMOBILE FARM LIABILITY GDMPEIISATIOII PLATE GLASS IIUSPITALIZATIOII BOIIDS PIILIO IIISIIRAIIUE The Security You Require with fhe Economy You Desire M ll Bull Sub Agent Far ROWELL 86 MONROE '14 .. J. A .L -3 'Q 5' '9 in -3 '9 -3 A -E N6 -L -B 9 Q in 'P ? 0 Q ir '? 'P T3 '55 Ja is 'F 9 'I' 7 9 '? 9 59 in A 'Q '9 -A 'E' 3 'F ' -2 'F 9 'P 'P 9 9 'P 9 9 9 '? 9 pq 2? E9 I 'P P9 F1-'j -9 'T 9 9 9 9 9 3 9 9 9 IE FU CD T'-4 55 v-1 We Z DP l1 ' U o S :: m 4 Ill- C m ? F 1 4 24 HOUR DEPOSITORY SERVICE 9 9 9 3 I '-' t is the spirit of people working together Q --to help one another, and for the E common good. At least, that's how we 3 define it-and that's the spirit we try 9 3 to bring to all our relationships, busi- 9 9 Q 3 OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS FROM 7 TO 9 Member of Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ness and personal, with our neighbors. Why not do your banking with us? 9 Q -66- D'I7'D'D'D-IPD'IPD-D-D'D'D'D'D'D'D-D'D'D-D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D-D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D-D'D'9'D'D'D'D-D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'UD'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'IJ'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'U 9 9 9 9 D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D-9-D-D'D'D-D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D-D'D'D-IPD-VD-D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D-D-D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D-D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D-D'D'D'D'D'D'9'D-D'D'D-D'D'D' 944444-G4-il-6414!'G-G-G4-G-C-C-G-0-C4-G-C'G-6-C-C-C16-C-G-6444444444444-C-C444-6-6-G-6444-C4-C-4-G'6'G'G'G-C'C-WC-G44-G'C'6'6'G'G-4-G-C6 4-664 PUDD- ? 6 9 6 6 V 6 6 7 6 6 3 2 2 ? 6 6 9 6 6 3 - 2 2 3 Congratulations g g ? 6 6 3 Q MITCHELL MOVING 81 STORAGE 2 6 E 2 E 7 6 6 9 6 6 Y 6 6 3 A Complete Musical Service 2 2 Y 6 6 9 6 6 3 mcKEY's Music sroms 2 Gmve wee' 2 Y 6 6 Y 6 6 I 330 East Stare Su-ee: 2 2 Y 6 6 9 6 6 3 Ithaca, New York 2 2 Y 6 6 3 2 2 3 2 2 E ll'axwwwwv 1211?vvluf11?Xll!IIIIIlIWfflHWff2R' E E 3 ' 2 Cooperstown, New York g V f V A . 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E PARTS an Tm!-:s E 3 2 2 3 3 cAns BOUGHT Ann soLn 2 6 6 3 IVY'IVY P''5'D'f7'P'l5'D'D'U'F'l3'D',3'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'57'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'U'i5' 6 6 Y 6 6 3 2 wmzcxsn sEnv1cE 2 E Compliments Of E E 3 3 Nlghls 31145 nays 3168 g 9 6 6 'P 2 GIVE USA CALL 2 - . , A 6 2 Pfl - E 5 5 Y 6 6 9 A ' FAR Q Q A 2 5 K PUT K - A g IG -JPN 2 4 1 WU 'N 9 g ., A E 0 Gooo HANDS , 2 V 6 6 3 2 2 9 6 6 -67- D'D'D'IJ'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'9'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'9'D'D'D'D'D'u-v-u'v'lrv'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D-U-D'9'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'9'D'6 -CK-CDC!-Cl-G'C!'G-G'G'C!-C!'G'CI'CK'CK'G'G'G'G'G'G'fl'G-G'iI'C!'G'G-G-G-G'Cl'G'G-G'G'G'CK-C! YOU CAN DEPEND ON US FOR QUALITY AND SERVICE l. B. DuMond 76 Liberty st. Walton 3.9.9.p.p.p.D.9.9.9.9p.g.9.D.p.p.D.p-D-D-E-9-1'-WD-D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D' Compliment.: of FREDSMITH D-D-IMD-WD-9-D-p.y3.9.p.p.9.p.p.p.17.9.9.9.9p.9.9.3.,3.g.p.9.D.p.g.p.9.D.D.9.D,l leHa's Barber Shop l54 Delaware Sireei Walton, New York XJ'WD'D'D'D'U'P'D'l5'D'D'FND'D'P'D'D'D'D'D'P'D'D'Y'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'F YW-f f'D'D' Youmans' Sport Shop Walton N. Y. -GK! Q E9 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q 9 Q Q Q Q Q Q 'Z Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q FI' Q 'S Q 'Q E' -5 Q 1? ? ? ? ? '? '? '19 E' ? '? T? T? Y? 19 ? '39 '? 1? 'F '? ? 29 '? 1? '? '? ? '? '? '? ? ? Q? '? Q 'E' Q? ? '29 '? '? 1? Q Q? Q? Q? Q? Q ? 29 '29 9 Q? Q? 9 ? '? ? '? ? E' 'Q '? ? 2 Q? 29 29 Q 'F ? 'P ea 'i!'CK'C!'CK'Cl'Cl-G'C!'C!'G'CI'C!-G'G'G-GM-Cir!!-G-G-LIN!-G-Ll-G'Ll'Cl-CI'G'G'G'G'Ll'G'.l'Sl'C-Crt! 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