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

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1956 volume:

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WILLIAMS Vice Principal G , ONNIN '54 y P MtOtS,?5e BARKERS Seffeiipff' - ins Q9 -wi H. EUGENE WIEAND Superintendent of Schools X THELMA RACE ,J DR. MILTON SMITH Dental Hygienist CI 'III SCIIOOI DOCIO' I 'FI I RI , Y Si? I BOARD OF EDUCATION PERRY CHAMPLIN President ALTON NEFF ,,,, , , , Vice President CHANNING GARRISON ,,,,, ,,,,, , ,,Clefk BASSET IVES HOWARD TAIT WILLIAM BOUW OPERATIONAL STAFF EV f i W 0 muth and Don BY 44 CE e Albert Townsend garbara Shaw, Thelma JBYCOX' man Conrow- Blanche Scudder, Rose Grasso and Cora Shaw. Homer Bull, Leo Barnes, Leo Weintz, Dean Cole, Cecil Stone, Leroy Boorn, Don Byinglon, Ivan Hood, Bill Smith and Earl Clark. QHQQHMSJQEJY 9 ELQ7? WV X M55 N M9 9 QM X XP? M M L N Q . -f Q Q SECONDARY X Z g Z -I--ai, C95 K ,fv- ir f'N?'N. QQ? jx I X D0 NCT FEED, TN ANNVNFGLS xjl f if 79'- f A If 9 g f MARGARET TURNBULL ROBERT KARL JEAN HAMMOND Science Jun or Hugh Junuor H gh RICHARD SHEPARD PAUL PENROSE THOMAS FLANNERY REGIS HAMMOND Mathemat cs French and Englush Socual Studies Commercnal P N fe E A fi fe , mx X ff C I X:- r r cf, 1: LQW ' diQ 1 , if m D if A E ' Ex'-fi 'c-, E. 'A , - ' A A X Q . O1 ,wc R '. ---' , E-..----A - D 'life ' M-f'SQg L4 7' V x Y i X ' S X xii? f x 1,41 X 44 f , 4' E 1 3 R 1 2 f' 1 ' LG! X I f I ' ' 4, X , 'Q A :A A j ' f 9 EE ,R V ,, cc , Q , i XJ W , . i . . i i I . . . - SPECIAL ,Z N Q X 1 I 1 XX5? J K D V1- 'LX ,-6-, g f 'T A 5 Al? 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Kindergarten EELICITAS BAXTER ELLA BEERS BIRDSAL MOSEMAN Thlrd FIFST and Second Sixth ESTH ER HOY Fourth RUTH HULL Slxth X , 5 RUTH BOORN CLAUDA LEWIS Second Flfth LUCILLE BURTON Klndergarten ff N If R X Twgij if ' E N I J Uh H9 f 'T ll to 1 if G' ff' 'f' T I ff!! 4 N 6 I ?- 1 X K W X T-ff - ' of-V 'T' E - -X--A Lf P-f FQ A Siu- 4' if f H-Hfi ,E T x -WA i i - A I1 TE T U, T A A 1 , 1 1 1 ' 4 L fu 'K ,B ,Q Q - -A ml f1-JE K QE' oo? Qu! ,A o+X K R All 5, L J 1 X Q Z rx V L A X o- V 'X -V f E ff 1 G G cl r T Q EET Ej:- K3 Jf 5 5 i V. , Q , ff . , ,. AH . . . P-I r Ls 3 K - 3 fl M A pm ,1,, 64 ,M V Q, T U : , I T.. U J 3 J x K X xx fi K A W W L V QWW S92 if CE O 2 - 1 fx dv 2 .,1,1,.,AAA ,I b 2 'U N ' ., A.Q,f ,ik . W V :timid A' X5 -b : fzezlpsaaaigf-f -i ,.,..1 MU X xx Xxx-N f .X Xw - A , W A .1 X ft, ,Ll W 3 '1 X .1 V 2 ' .,.f. ubqu 1 X X ' . X ., : I fig If 12222 4 -- ' - v . ' . 'ffAffl1- -s : Zi mu W If ,1- ' 'T I 1' win, , ,G . I , xxgf L- J 1 Class Advisor MR. HAMMON D rg , .L 10? V 55, R f A .th 9 x 'Y I e :S of' CLASS 0F 1956 CLASS OFFICERS President ,7,,7,,7,.,,,,,.,,,, ..,,,,,.,...,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, J EAN CROOP Vice President ,,,..,... .,,,,,7,,,,,, H AROLD NEFF Secrefary ,,,,,,7..,.., ,,,.........,,,d. N ANCY ROSE Treasurer ,,..,,.,7 ,,,,,,... M ARGARET BOUW I' S .fs 'f W: fx 1 I , 5 ay fy my :E 5 Y MfRx.a:'i 'E 7' Homeroom Teacher MR. SH EPARD A QI Qt COLIN CAMPBELL Band i, 2,' 3, 4, Photography Club I, Chefs Club I, Safety Patrol 4, Junior Play, Senior Play. JEAN Ckoop Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Student Council Treasurer 3, Class President 3, 4, Treasurer 2, Student Court Judge 2, 4, Leaders Club 3, 4, President A, FHA 3, Dramatics Club l, Future Teachers l, 2, Safety Patrol 2, 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, lntramurals l, 2, 3, 4. 3 -we V VIRGINIA D'ADDEZIO Chorus l, 2, 3, Band 2, 3, 4, Library Club l, FHA 4, Vice President 4, Safety Patrol l, 2. JOHN DALRYMPLE Student Council l, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Chefs Club I, 2, Varsity Club l, 2, Band l, 2, 4, Chorus l, 2, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, A, Soccer l, 2, 3, 4, kr ' m,a,,f Junior Play, Senior Play, NINA GRAY Chorus 1, 2, 3, FHA A, Intramurals 2. RICHARD Hoon Chefs Club I, 2, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Photog- raphy Club 2, 3, Color Guard 3, A, Safety Patrol l, 2, Soccer 4. ' 'T li' Y, H .uu- JERRY STONE Chefs Club I, 2, Basketball I, 2, 4, Stu- dent Court lg Student Council 3, FFA 2, 3, 4, Photography Club 2, Color Guard 2, 3, 4, Safety Patrol lg Junior Play, Sen- ior Play. DANIEL TOMPKINS FFA l, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 2, Vice President 3, Chefs Club 2, Varsity Club 2, Soccer 2, 3, 4, Library Club I, ALOHA VERNOOY Band 2, 3, 4, Chorus I, 2, FHA 2, 3, 4 Library Club I, 2, Guidance Club lg Intra- murals 3, Class Secretary 3, Junior Play Senior Play. RUTH Wucox Chorus 4, Yearbook Club 45 FHA 4, Secre- tary 4, Senior Play. I fir X llllf z JN xy x ls, qs- LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT The Sensor Class of 56 of the village of Downsvllle County of Deleware and State of New York belng of sound mind and memory do make public and de clare this our last will and testament In manner following that IS to say we do gave and bequeath the following to those so listed NORA AKINS Pat washes to leave her well known Colgate smile to the members of the fac ulty an hope of brlghtenmg the classrooms of DCS ALOHA VER NOOY At the suggestion of her classmates Aloha leaves that famous wlggle to Goldie Pappas as If she needed It VIRGINIA DADDEZIO Gnnger leaves her abnlnty to run her mouth to Patty MacDonald need we say more? JEAN CROOP Croopne leaves her musical abul :ty and talent to Sandy Cable who really has no CPD need for It DALRYMPLE NEFF JACKIE AND OGGIE leave thenr hot roddlng ablluty which Improves after play practuce to Paul and Tlllle who soon will be JERRY STONE Jerry leaves his actlng ablllty to Nelson Barnes In hopes that the class of 57 wall put lt to use IRENE TOMPKINS Irene leaves her luck at sneak Ing sleep nn school to Barb Shaw whose late dates sometnmes get the best of her NINA GRAY Nlna leaves her quietness to the class of 60 who wlll never get through If they don t straighten up HERBERT BAULDAUF Herbue leaves hus knack at square dancing to Norman Conrow whom It IS rumored seems to have dtffuculty on the dance floor COLIN CAMPBELL Colnn leaves hls ablllty to rause heck and not get caught to Roly Doug who Isnt quite so lucky GLADYS FRIES Gladys leaves her quiet friend Iuness to Lorna Ives who although she ns certaln ly friendly IS seldom quiet DOUGLAS BIVENS Doug leaves has quietness to Ronnle Brown whose laugh IS heard and known throughout the school HAROLD NEFF Neffue leaves has guft for gab and smooth ways to Bull Flanagan who so we hear has dlfflculty wnth some of the women NANCY ROSE Nan leaves her fruendllness to some of the students who seem to feel that teachers are the only friend they need MARGARET BOUW Margne leaves her sllmness to Glorla Peck who seems to have trouble watch Ing her calories DIXIE HOTCHKISS Dtxte leaves some of her escapades at the dances to Susle Bauldauf who we feel stays at home too much RUTH WILCOX Ruth leaves her 4th peruod lunch hour to Harold Young who always feels famlshed by 6th period KAY BUSH Kay leaves her talent for cookung to Bonnie Fitch who seems to have dlffnculty ex presslng the cullnary arts LONNIE BAXTER Lonnre leaves hls muscles to Jimmy Rose who we thunk would make an Ideal centerflelder DICK HOOD Dick leaves has ablllty to look lnno cent when caught to John Soules who never can keep a straight face ISABEL LOUCKS Isle leaves her gum snappung to Jeanne Johnson wnth hopes that the teachers vvnll get used to It GILBERT MILLS Gibby leaves has drlvung to Leon ard Brunner so that he can see a certaln twln more often To thus we the members of the class of 56 do hereby and hereon set and offer our seal thus twenty frrst day of June mneteen hundred and flfty sux I 1 1 I ' 1 ' , - . - . I. .. I I I 1 1 1 - . .. I . . -M . I .. . u . . 1 I plcklng up the hablt. , . . , . 1 , . . 1 I 1 - ' I I ' u ' I I I I I I . -. I . . -.t PROPHECY Dear Fnends You must ImagIne that a perIod of twenty years has gone by and It IS now the year T976 Recently I completed a news artI le on the Downsvtlle Central School class of 56 the only class graduatmg that year able to boast that all Its members had a successful lute Here are some of tlce results I came across NORA AKINS Pat put her talent as a sInger to work and after a tour of Europe returned to New Yor to turn the Met Into a IIYSTCIBSS hIllbIlly haven ALOHA VER NOOY Aloha completed her plans to study dIetetIcs and she really put her knowl edge to work wIth eIght kIds and It takes real plannIng to prepare three good meals a day especIalIy on a teacher s salary VIRGINIA DADDEZIO Glnger always had a flaIr for danclng so now she IS teachIng the bop to Arthur Murray JACK DALRYMPL: JackIes abIlIty to eat IS well known He always hoped to be the mIllIonaIre owner of a chaIn of restaurants He got hIs wIsh partIally He now owns a SIX place showplace IH the center of the Bowery JERRY STONE Jerry returned to Kansas CIty after graduatIon It seems he wItnessed some very clever shoplIftIng and IS now the floorwalker In the Clly s buggest department store JEAN CROOP CFOOPIB left school determIned to has three and a half years to do Durlng flrst semester she met the love of her lIfe Her young est graduated last year so CroopIe QUIT work and returned to college KAY BUSH Kays decoratIve and tasty contrtbu tIons to class bake sales brought her fame She IS now the head pastry cook at the WhIte House WARD NEFI- Oggle was never very fond of Na tIonal Guards untIl they started gettIng female Instructors He has spent these twenty years as a prlvate but IS happy NINA GRAY NIna became very FGIIQIOUS mInded after graduatIon and for years she has been a mIssIonary In EthIopIa GLADYS FRIES Gladys engoyed workIng at varI ous summer boardIng homes so much In fact that she recently talked her husband Into open Ing a summer resort on the East Branch of the Delaware COLIN CAMPBELL CoIIn always harbored a sec ret desIre to replace EddIe FIsher He almost made It untII scouts talked hIm Into becommg the VOlCe for FrancIs the talklng mule HERBERT BAULDAUF Herbre used to have trou ble wIth cars that flooded No more though He recently patented a gas guaranteed not to stall flood or guve less than 30 mIles per gallon HAPOLD NEFF NeffIe used to have trouble stIck Ing to one gIrl No more however A recent law made It Illegal to break a heart Nefte had so many charges agaInst hIm that he now has a permanent resldence In SIng SIng MARGARET BOUVV MargIe gave up her plans for a professlonal career and got marned Inst ad Maybe ITS a good thIng for she recently became the mother of quIntuplets 'NIANCY ROSE Nan used t dslIke be ng tall but It proved to have IIS advantages She met a member of the New York KnIckerbockers and IS now the mother and manager of an all star bas ketball team 'RENE TOMPKINS Irene could hardly Wall for graduatuon so that she could get that gold band on her fInger Now she IS waItIng for her sIxth dIvorce so that she can remarry her fIrst husband desIre to spend her Ilfe around alrplanes She made It She now runs a set of sux klddy planes at Coney Island RUTH WILCOX Ruth always planned to be a secretary but 20th Century Fox dtscovered her actIng talent and she IS now starrIng ID a serles of Prlvate Secretary fIlms LONNIE BAXTER I-Ie was always modest about hIs abIlIty to draw untll he got a chance to paInt Marllyn Monroe Hts works are now In hlgh de mand DICK HOOD DIck really enloyed the traIn trIp to Kansas CIty He acqulred such a lIkIng for tralns that he started out as a coal man and worked up to presIdent of the raIlroad company ISABEL LOUCKS IsIe IS now wearIng a whIte umform as a very competent and celebrated nurse for anImals GILBERT MILLS Glbbys hIdden muslcal talent came to lIght and he organuzed hIs own dance band They re now playIng at the Stork Club ThIs was certaInIy an Interestmg artlcle to work on but then I really engoy my work after all Ive been at It twenty years You see when thIs class passed through the door for the last tIme together I couldnt face the Idea of teachmg wIthout them so I gave up teachrng My work on the school paper convrnced me that thIs was the Iob for me I was no supersuccess but ITS a lIvIng Slncerely MR REGIS HAMMOND , - I 'c . 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L 'Q S kc 1 xx A wi , , 1,,,q Vice President Secretary Treasurer President ,,,,,,,,,, , SOPHOMORES JEAN JOHNSON JAMES SHAW SANDRA CABLE ELSIE BALDAUF 3 P First row: J. Johnson, P. Bower, E. Baldauf, L. Fuller, C. Watson, P. Stevenson. Second row: R. Vernold S. Cable, M. Larson, F. Fuller, P. MacDonald, R. Soules, Third row: J. Rose, J. Shaw, Advisor M Burton, G. Wardield, B. Bryden, L. Brunner, G, Burdick. As sophomores we were eager to get started with the new school year. We elected Jean John- son our President, Jim Shaw our Vice President, Sandra Cable our Secretary, and Elsie Baldauf our Treasurer, and Mr. Burton our Advisor. Patty Bower is Treasurer of the Leader's Club, Bruce is Sophomore Judge in Student Council, Pat Stevenson is president of the Chorus, Jean is Secretary-Treasurer of Chorus and Secretary of the Student Council. Bill is Juror, Sandra is Librarian of Senior Band, and Patty MacDonald and Jim Rose are Student Council Representatives. Our boys in basketball-Bill, Glenn, Bruce, Mike, Jim Shaw, Jim Rose, Craig, and Roger- are cheered from the sidelines by Sandra. We are planning a bake sale and a movie in the near future, after having had our Mardi-Gras booths. We envy the Seniors on their trip, but in an- other two years we'll be having our fun in Wash- ington, D.C. . Donna H - Fai'Cl ld' -i . caihf-f e rie, Mena FR F Nchitd, Dixie Sklglljdnd row: Walrill Cgjrnen. Third - a d , Davi . nfs: row: .Cohderllf1k1ns, lanlce Shlielrin, Jimmy Wallin-iv1er, sandra lfzlgglicie Mane 0 Gtennfol , Peters, -lea Emi Lacvf Weber' b Thomas' Nancy Pardee, Wameld' Bob YFinkle, Loma hpfsl Penrose, George I HO'-ence th row: f. 'qw Cald' Your Biaine Houck' vrchf Pal -d Niahattevf Brown' Daw ... -, X .i ..-L ' ,.,s,, msg vw- Q 'TC' v' My fx Representatives Donna Weber and Lor- na Ives popped up with ideas for our advisor, Mr. Penrose, to O.K. The whole class is rushing for '59 and our precious diplomas. Whizzing down the hall this past year were the Freshmen with Bobby Todd first off followed by Donna Weber,as a helper. Pushing along behind them with her paper work was Jean Hyzer. Sandra Homovich trotted along keeping us in- formed on our class profits. 1, ,wi 'JIM ,III I I IIIIIIIIIVIII I I mn III EIGHTH 5 OFFICERS President DON BYINGTON Vice President MARILYN LEWIS Secretary .IANEY LACEY Treasurer MYRIN BORYSENKO . J. A 54 E In October the 8th grade held a magazine drive. They made a profit of 5225. Don Byington was given a Radio and two trophies. The following people received cer- tificates of achievements from the Cur- tiss Company: Gary Fairbairn, Don Byington, Beulah Loucks, Pam Cole, and Golda Monovan. From the Crow- ell Collier Company: Don Byington, Don Tompkins, and Janet Lacey. Student Council Representatives are: Town, Stanley Davis: Out-of-Town, Don Byington. Jury Representa- tive, Gary Klindt. 5.9 rm , mia 'i Q 1.4 Q, Qf , EQQL, , 5 W Q swf' iz 2 K . U vyg, ., . 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' I., ,W wb L , Q2 gg .Li W iw K , E 4 4 V i f ' 1 .. , Wtv .3 ly as f W geggaggpyf eg 4 ,M J S si x Nw Wkgzwsa' - sawn K A ,Q rg, A ,gy A 'R ff' we 5 A i ff 5 at L K B' if :gg K, ft A 5 W, A v 1 'Y M F S f F 4 Z -5 L 9. , 2, , .5595 Vaggv is W wi 42 ii x 4 .6 A A ,, W' Mk, ,, gi' f me' 411, 5 . , ' fif, M11 x BTP fa First row: M. O'Conner, J. Cooke, S. Reed, K, Carman VerNooy, S. Lacey, G. Houck, R. Reed, N. Beck. Third Wright, C. Young. Fourth row: J. Rusk, B. Gray, M. Reynolds A Hood S Bullis Teacher Mrs Salton THIRD FOURTH First row: U. Ricco, P. Lewis, J. Bouw, S. Loucks, A. Murphy J DAddezio Miss Baxter Second row M Stone, C. Peck, R. Hughson, W. Smith, P. Reynolds, L, Tompkins Third row S Peters V Vaughn G Henderson, W. Watson, D. Krom, S. Tompkins. Fourth row J Liddle M Polomcean C ODell M Reyn I I olds, J. Jacobson and D. Tait. Absent: W. Wells, R. Tucker and J Sliter First row: J. D'Addezio, J. Todd, R .Fuller, N, Banks, J. Shields, G. Knapp. Second row: L, Tyler, D. Smith, T. Edwards, Mrs. Boorn, L. Sullivan, D. Conklin, J. Barnes. Third row: L. Yonson, L. Wilber, L. Meredith, J. Wright, L. Hartman, K, Day, Fourth row: R. Homovich, T. Burke, W. Padgett, SECOND FIRST First row: K. Yevich, N. Knox, S. Cooke, M. Wynkoop, L. Houck, N. Reynolds. Second row: L. Ver Nooy T, Tebbenhoff, R. Bullis, Mrs. Beers, T. Tillapaugh, R. Bouw, G. Race. Third row: M. Hammond, T, Bying ton, T. Champlin, P. Hammond, J. O'Connor, J. Hall, A. Ranson, Absent: M. More, S. Place, D. Clarke D. Homovich, J. Polomcean. QQ! w , A 1 75533 ,, ,ef aff w.. : 'f,. Q ffif' 5' I ' nw s., 335,55 n f 3 X Qs 1, '9' Q Q ,wi Q? 5 ' 2, -e 3 ' 5 1. wi .Q , ' . -aw W ff 'Q 4 ' f air P y nf h I Y F M xt?-eVf9E?r sf: +5 t we M First row: A. Hartmann, D. Franks, D. Brannen, S. Karl, B. Goetschius, P. Lacey. Second row: S. Tompkins, N. Lewis, K. Dow, A. Champlin, S. Smith, M. Rose. Third row: D. Reynolds, D. Barnes, W. McClure, M. Townsend, S. Polomcean, D, Miller, G. Young, J. Panioli. KINDERGARTEN First row: Colin Campbell, Charlie Brown, Ernie Brown, Dick Lacy, Roger Vernold, Barbara Palvis, Dixie Hotchkiss, Myrna Wayman, Jean Croop. Second row: Ina Tompkins, Patty Snyder, Carolina Rider, Ruby Elmore, Barbara Reynolds, Margie Bouw, Marley Babcock, Kay Bush. Third row: Lonnie Baxter, Dale Leonard, Gary Tompkins, Roland Doig, Ronald Soules, Dick Caffery, David Clapperton, Franklin Smith. Top row: Herbert Blrldauf, Jack Dalrymple, Tim McAddams, Jerry Stone, Ward Neff, Jimmy Beardslee, Dick Hood, Stuart Williams, Douglas Bevins, Pat Finnerty. sf.: .1 1 f. ' 1 Q I l 5 . I I r 4 1 ,.,,,,.f r,lt+- ' .1 l 3 ,cami .a 'W BET ZEESBJEQQ 1 7' 'mia' 5 W QWX F .IW 'NF . ig if J A f N 7 x YJX-I V is xkk If ikfky y!O DD 11,54 G - x Q X 5 x gr . C I ' qs Rx AQ J, H ires: ' Ax x N' 5 pw Aa. 63' A ' 53 751 A 45' K H131 'gf -'ix L:3Z1Q:2 Q1Q.31:Q:.1 Qfiztfzzi fi? j 3424 All 1112223225242-12295111222221 7 If I!! R--, 'lk ,,.. 4 W I, X , ff 3 , Z! .,., 7 9 .- , , ..4,'.-', ,.-,,A,v., 3 ,-,4 A - - ' 1 .-v,,. V f' Ll 3 L 9 l f f A X? ' ,Y--X 5 'N v ' YY ' f mx kv - Y L . V. .'.'-'- -,'.' q-., If ij. 4. ,.,f:,. ,.-, : , If V: A' :Z .'-'. A X f - ,,,-. S ,,A- Av.... ix - is JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL The J.V.'S were lacking in depth and ex- perience but they put on several fine ex- hibitions. Mike Finnerty and Paul Johnson formed the nucleus around which Coach Slawson built his team with Jim Shaw the only other member of the squad with game experience. The Junior Eagles upset a fav- ored Roscoe quintet and held the strong Academy five to a nine-point win. The high point of the season was at Andes as the boys eked out a one point victory. JUNIOR VARSITY SCORING RECORDS Player FG FTA FTM Pct. Total Games SCHEDULE Points Played D.C.S. .ee-..e-eev A eeeeeeeees.. --.... J ohnson 49 67 33 491, 131 I6 Roscoe -Vfff- Finnerty 45 77 20 2611 I IO I5 D.C.S. ........, Shaw ...., L, 22 34 I2 35W 56 I8 AHCISS ----e-f Bryden I8 22 I I 50W 47 4 D.C.S. .....,... Lewis ,,,,s ccss I 2 33 9 2772 33 I6 Delhi ..ee,A. vemold to I6 8 sou 28 I3 D-C-5- f-fv-'fe,-f - Hood H 5 23 II 487 21 I7 Walton ,,ss.. Rose c.e, . .... 8 I9 5 267 21 I 5 D-C-5- --f----v- Barnes 8 9 3 332 I9 I 4 Hancock s,,s Soules ,,.e,e c,,. 8 8 2 257 I8 I 8 D-C-5- ------e-4ee rreeef A - ----- Walker 8 7 2 29? I8 2 5- KOFTFIQIWI Baxter 3 5 I 20845 7 2 D-C-S3 ---------,-,eVVeee ,--fee W all sss.,., s.e. 0 2 1 5012 1 5 D glglschmanns Burdick o 2 o 075 o 7 Davenport -. ' D.C.S. ,,s.,...,.. . Hancock D.C.S. ,,c,,,e , Roscoe ,c,,,s,,,c D.C.S. LLcc,, L csY,s , Margaretville D.C.S. c,e.e, ,,,, 2 L, Delhi , ecs,, D.C.S. eesse 2 Andes D.C.S. .,.e Walton .,Le ,,..,, , 2 L D.C.S. .sse,,s ,,,, . I S. Kortright D.C.S. e.,ss,,s,,s ,L , Margaretville D.C.S. ,c,,s,Lcs.,.,, 2, ,L L, Davenport e2,s D.C.S. .c,..sss,.e 2 L,,,s, 2 as Fleischmanns Downsville Downsville Downsville. ,, QK . K 3 2 Downsville Downsville Downsville Downsville Downsville Downsville Downsville . . Downsville Downsville Downsville ..... Downsville ,,,,,,,,,,,,7,,, Downsvnlle ., . A .., A . Downsvulle .............. . Downsville ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,77 Downsvulle A , .. .48 SCHEDULE Roscoe .. .. Andes ...... Delhi .... Walton ...... .. Hancock ........... .. S. Kortright Fleischmanns Davenport ........ . Hancock ............ Margaretville Roscoe ....... Delhi ........... Andes Walton ....... S. Kortright Margaretville Davenport ...... Fleischmanns 5.44 fb- . . VARSITY After all the smoke and noise cleared away, it was discovered that the Eagles had won seven games while losing eleven, While this record is not overly impressive, still the boys had earned the right to play the winner of the other section of our league to determine the class D representative to the Section IV Basketball Tournament. This play-off game was probably the highlight of the season, as our boys played one of their better games that night and extended Fleischmann's to the limit in an overtime victory for Fleischmann's, Fleischmann's then went on to win the class D section lV Basket- ball Championship. So the old familiar cry of wait till next year, is all that is left for our 1955-56 basketball season. Our squad consisted of six seniors, which will mean a rebuilding iob next year. Of the seniors, Harold and Jack performed creditably the entire season, with Harold proving to be the most prolific Pix-f Wfvvv scorer-Jerry came in with some good games during mid-season, and the remainder were very loyal and filled in where needed. The returning members of the squad which will be the nucleus around which next year's team will be built are R. Brown, who did a good iob after becoming eligible in January, R. Tillapaugh, R. Doig, and B. Bryden. We wish these boys the best of luck for next year. VARSITY BASKETBALL STATISTICS Total Games Points Played Player FG FTA FTM Pct. Neff, H. .... 73 69 36 521 182 Dalrymple ..,. 49 76 26 34W 124 Dolg . ..... .. , 49 35 13 37W 111 Tillapaugh . .... 40 64 28 44W 108 Stone .,...... 34 29 18 62W 86 Bryden . 16 51 31 61 W 63 Brown .. . . . 30 24 8 332 68 Mills ., 12 17 10 59W 34 Baxter .. . . 3 8 3 38? 9 Neff, W. .- . 2 6 O OW 4 Walker .... . 2 1 O OW 4 Johnson ., . 0 2 2 100W 2 BASEBALL 1955 ROLY DOIG .000 .1 18 HAROLD NEFF JACK DALRYMPLE BRUCE BRYDEN .216 BILL FLANAGAN .226 GIB MILLS .280 D.C.S ............. 8 Hancock .......... 10 3 D.C.S. D.C.S. 7 Walton ............ D.C.S. D.C.S .,.,......... 6 Delhi ...........,.. 4 D.C.S D.C.S 4 Treadwell ,,...... 2 D.C.S D.C.S. 7 Walton ......,..... 9 D.C.S D.C.S 8 Fleischmanns ,- 5 D.C.S Marga retville ---------,,,4 -,----e-----1 Delhi Walton Fleischmanns Margaretville After a fine start, winning six out of the first eight, the Eagles diamond fortunes collapsed as they dropped the last four six record. to end the season with a six- Walt Tomkins led the way but an aggravated leg iniury and his failure to appear in the last four games contributed to the late season downfall. Har- old Neff showed well on the mound as he posted a 2-1 record, as Tompkins led the hurlers with 3-1 while Larry Duckwall was 1-4. GERRY STEPHENSON Coach ROBERT WILLIAMS Treadwell ....,.,. WALT TOMPKINS .481 LON BAXTER .369 LARRY DUCKWALL .263 RON TILLAPAUGH AK... CK ACES HIGH DEUCES LOW I9 Top to bottom: Marilou Young Jeanette Boyer Sandra Cable Lorna Ives JUNIOR VARSITY if 4x LJ r L 9- 1 ef ,. LEADERS CLUB , First row: Ina Tompkins, Vice Presidentg Pat Bower, Treasurerg Jean Croop, Presi- dent, Pat Larsen, Secretary. Second row: Gloria Peck, Nancy Rose, Margie Bouw, Third row: Pat Stephenson, Janice Shields, Fourth row: Miss Steele, Advisor. Qggewmrggaryx s 0 W X425-f M X y X X MMWM V7.1 1 Zf S v i AWK A? A l A GQ mfr! 5 Gw 52395 CDN fgfffx 7 -5 1 IN Y 2 w LQ' Q5 fr f f , I W U1 5 ,Q X! 'A 1 , Q 7,9 ff ' 'A'b if A v .I f X RN Ja -.ff X 'b V , 5 Q fff JX J X IIIZ 5: 290 ,,,A.. A,,., . K 1, -' '.,,1 22722 1 ': ::1 5 K e:agag:z52gegag .:1'11-1- - ff I Q .'... I 14 jj ' UQ 5 QJW7 C' : If 'll , W STUDENT COUNCIL LAAQT lui T if gy 1 irdli OO First row: Mr. Flannery, J. Johnson, J. Dalrymple, M. Bouw, G Peck Mr. Penrose. Second row: J. Homovich, D. Weber, M. Baldauf P Mc Donald, L. Ives. Third row: W. Murphy, R. Doig, W. Neff, D Hood Fourth row: D. Tompkins, S. Davic. OFFICERS Pfesidenr .......... . .... . ,... MARGARET Bouw Vice President ..... ....... J OHN DALRYMPLE Treasurer ....... ........... G LORIA Pscx Secretary ...... JEAN JOHNSON SAFETY PATROL First row: W. Murphy, C. Eckert, S. Cable, N. Gray, M. Lewis, P. McDonald, J. Lacey, I. Loucks, B Carman. Second row: R. Vernold N. Barnes, J. Craig, J. Rose, J Hathaway, D. Houck, B. Todd, D Tompkins, G. Baxter, P. Bower L. Wilcox, G. Kilpatrick, D. Ma haffy, R. Doig, L. Brunner, G Burdick, G. Monoavan, L. Baldauf Fourth row: Mr. Penrose, A. Brun ner, G. Hood, B. Bryden, J. John son, J. Dalrymple, D. Byington, R Tillapaugh, P. Cole. 1 PRESS CLUB First row: Gloria Peck, Patty Larsen, Maxine MacDonald. Second row: Shirley Craig, Sandra Cable Pappas, Anna Brunner. Last row- Marley Babcock Norman Conrow, Bonnie Fitch , x Q SSN ll lnllllllllilm ll tt ji ' 1 X 35 ,xxx-f Z O O Q 10.0 'E Advisor, Mr. Hammondg Kay Bush, Isabelle Loucks. Third row: Jeanette Boyer, Marilou Young, Goldie Z-Q ' r .flxl M. Larsen S. Cable C. Watson FUTURE TEACHERS Miss Turnbull CHORUS V First row: Mrs. Champlain, M. Pershing, G. Conklin, W. Mills, G. Shields, T. Jaycox, C. Eckert, J. Watson B. Carmen, J. Gray, Mr. Haskin. Second row: M. O'Conner, M. Lewis, L. lves, S. Cable, S. Fitch, P. Card K. Reside, G. Monovan, C. Vernooy. Third row: D. Soules, G. Baxter, J. Havens, D. Mericle, D. Weber M. Rose, H. Akins. M. Borysenko, M. Strain. Last row: J. Hathway, J. Johnson, C. Lewis, F. MacDonald G. Mills, P. Stevenson, P. Cole, G. Burdick. The mixed chorus started off this year by electing the following: President, Pat Stephenson, Vice President, Lorna Ives, Secretary-Treasurer, Jean Johnson, Librarian, Barbara Shaw. We were represented by Pat Stephenson and Sandra Cable at Sectional All-State and a large number have been selected to go to the Girls' and Mixed Chorus at Delhi. We plan to compete at the contest this year and many have chosen vocals for the State Festival. We are planning to start a point system, similar to the band system, to award letters. 1 . 'G rf ' T A A if cg - D Mlm, . 1 AL E ll. ' '! 1 -. 3519 . 4 Assistant Director I Accom anis A MRS. CHIFMPLJXIN ...h jf! Director MR HASKIN II I Y x I 1 3 . . ,Q '- ' .L .H- A . ' ' A-. '! Y sfv T5 A + 1 4- 4. 3 x , v .W - 3 3 ' IJ if-.fi ... ',, ,gy 4.415 1- ft-1-. A- A fl' 2 9' 3, In if, ' it 'A '55 km L N if Kg: 5 1 lv .z':' ' ?, ri Ll , X. ' Q a, V ,ij I '1'x l5,f3 T 'L'-'Q L' 'gm X Aa , 11 W 2-an ff f-f -9 1 .,- an -+ X x A ,X f Q ,w ga an ' h. A M J .5 Q wi ,L .r 19,1 'V V. was K In 3' X NL 'Wi' V 'Ll W . nfl . ,V 3, I Q E: -4 - Q., .av f' -'g-' ,H '6 -ff , 1' T wg gx rg .a . ' Vw.. f 3 X if X X W kit bg I , X 1 I xxx al Q V I at M 41: -h H,-'kia Jig-XE X ,, Kms . , A ' Y 1 Q. , I Q X? . ' 31 W Lay I 2 5 gf? 459' W QE ,Q Zfff , S wi '41 . 5 .4 WK- f 1 Q 'fi' ' Qi: -' :Q - , b 0' 3 . 3 5 G 407,-f'1sffS i' f. w ffsfh Gam K 3 , kf.l .Qjfl H ' Y. '1 fc A , A 1 WW ' Sr-,af t w, -M. 1' sys--' xii 5. . v X : f 2-TES K fs '- Sis? 1 , - L AR K ,. Q 5 , , 1 I . , , ,,. 4 J., n , .4 First row: D. Hood, J. Stone, Mr. Burton, H. Baldauf, W. Neff. Second row: M. Finneriy, D. Tompkins, G. Budick, W. Haffle, D. Mahaffe. Third row: R. Brown, L. Brunner, J. Shaw. First row: Kay Bush, I. Locks, Sandra Cable. Second row: Rose, Nina Gray. Third row: Ginger D'Addezio, Ruth Wilcox, s I I Nora Akins, Nancy Advisor, Miss Hick. C7 101' YEARBOOK STAFF I5-'Qu MAXINE MacDONALD PATRICIA LARSEN Co Editor Co Editor Nancy Rose Harold Neff Ruth Wnlcox Ronald Tollapaugh Dnxue Hotchknss Ads Jeanette Boyer Subscrfpnons Marllou Young Bonnta Fltch Treasurer Marley Babcock Typrsts Robert Wnlluams Advlsor The AQUILA staff accompllshed theur goal after the usual delays and several O O ultlmatums by Mr Wulluams The pnctures had us all goung wacky after many Q 0 delays The group worked well together and dnd an outstanding gob wuth the U ads Plans are stlll going foward for the bug Fnftueth Anniversary Issue In T958 '7 X 5 G5 O fa, v 5-72g?f.7 kk? J UEYED GUYASTICUTU5 ,Q X gf W Ff Q f ff ff fi? X 7, X ef fX 1 Z M jf fgw Q-, kg ffl f t Q 0, 3 gi C o ff' L I j Q, 7 ' A QL , 1 f , f K lf Q Q 5 .'E::A4 C! -111 4.,. . y X6 Y? 4 fly X YF 'AZ '11z1:: A ' ', ' f - 5 ' 2 ffl w XZ' 5 C 0 G If -.-1 -AA, L X E - 5 xv' ' .,,1..11. E .. 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Cos+ume Jewelry 9 O I O . , I Complumenfs EDDIE S SHELL STATION Io I'he Senior Class KNAPP S ELECTRIC AND GIFT SHOP oowNsvlu.E N Y CABLE S LUMBER YARD WhoIesaIe and Re+alI Lumber DOWNSVILLE NY Phone 3 I805 CompIlmen'Is JERRY S RESTAURANT WALTON, NEW YORK BoHIed Gas EIecI'rlc and Gas Appliances Household Plumbing and Heahng ED SHIELDS CompIlmen+s of MARVIN INSURANCE AGENCY WALTON, N.Y. Phone 5 4900 of I . CongraI'uIa+ions and Besi' Wishes I CongraI'uIa'I'lons Sensors DELAWARE G L F COOPERATIVE INC WALTON NEW YORK Gasolune Premium Regular Kerosene Double FnI+ered Fuel OII Two Meferecl Deluvery SysI'em CHIP TOWNSEND Dlsfrrbufor WaI+on Phone 54700 Besi' Wishes THE OUTLET STORE II2 Delaware S+ree'I WALTON NY Phone 5 5895 Complsmenfs of RUNNELLS LUMBER COMPANY NC Walfon NY MEALUS FURNITURE ualnfy Home Furmshmgs ai' Popular Prlces WaI+on NY Phone Un 5 5340 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Compllmenis of PAUL F EATON WALTON N Y Congra+uIahons POTTER BROTHERS SPORTING GOODS 2949 Falr S'I'ree'r Klngs'I'on N Y Compllmenfs SIDNEY FAVORITE PRINTING Sidney New Yorlr H eller FlsHER,.nIansgaf. . I . u I I Q . . . . - '. I I QL THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK DOWNSVILLE NEW YORK 24 Hour Deposlfory Service Open Friday Evenings From 7 Member of FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM an FEDERAL INSURANCE CORPORATION II' IS 'Ihe spnrrl of people working iogerher Io help one anoiher and for 'Ihe common good A+ Ieasl' Ihaf s how we define II' and Ihafs Ihe spun? we fry I-o bring fo all our relahonshlps business and personal wifh neighbors Why noi' do your banlr Ing wlfh us7 9 Complimenfs of EARL V. MERRITT OPTOMETRIST WALTON. New YORK E. W. IVES 8. SON Farm Machine and Hardware The Farmers' Sfore WALTON, NEW YORK BAXTER 8. WOOD The Men's Shop WaI'I'on, New Yorlz Phone 5 5I I2 Complimenis of O. W. BREAKEY Radio and Television Sales and Service Auihorized Dealer for WESTINGHOUSE, CROSLEY AND RCA Elecfric Home Appliances BRIDGE STREET WALTON, NEW YORK CompIumen'I's of FORTS CLEANERS WALTON NEW YORK Sfudenfs of D C S Thanks for Your Pafronage Come ID and See Us Agan WALTON MUSIC STORE SARAH E POND Un 5-4224 SHAWS ESSO SERVICE ue I Kerosene 90 DeIa a e SI' eeI' Un 5 4430 Compllmenfs of MAX STALL O p+ome+rls+ WALTON U 5 00 Thro gh +I1e Co fesy 'F C 81 B ELECTRIC WALTON NY Un 5 4062 Compl men'I's of KENTS DEPARTMENT STORE WALTON NY u 5 56 3 SERVING LAD AND DAD THEIR CLOTHING NEEDS FOR 67 YEARS BURNS CLOTHING CongraI'uIa+ ons 'Io Ihe Class of 56 WALTON BAKERY WALTON NEW YORK Un 5 5500 ' s F IO'I W f' I' WaI+on, N.Y. - '56 a U UI' Q n. - I z X Q I N f l M Ellis J s lneyy grzdulte you ue noyy st llltllfll on the threshold ot tlme Hou h we 76 000 000 mlnutes left to eomplete vour hfe s yy olk Vhat you eo yyrth the tune th lt h IS oeen llloted for your plrtneul lf journey through hte ns ot eourse up to you But rt ns rmport mt to reahze that time becomes rncreasnnglv valulble IS vou groyy older All of th golls and ambxtlons you have ehosen for yourself must be reaehed yy 1th1n lbout the next flftv vears Thus glves you at the lge of enghteen roughly 76 000 000 prreeless mmutes more or less to yyork yy1t1 1m IS something to be reekoned yy nth It eomes at you ln seeonds minutes and hours sueh tmy sands of measurement that days yveeks months and even years can sometrmes shp bv unnotleed through the hourglass of your hfe Tlme rs an eternal buffer that ean grve vou the pohsh that eomes yyxth experlence or It ean be an emerv yy heel th lt yy1ll yy ear you doyyn at every turn The personahtv ind depth of eh xrae ter you develop yy xthnn your lnner self makes tlus Vltll determnn 1t1on 1me rs lmportlnt Never mike the mlstake of thlnknng It xs not Remember that 1n the hnal J.ll21IySlS mmutes yy lsted 1n gettmg st lrted ean add up to the hours of a lost opportun1tv Do not be one of those yy ho yy astes tlme yy a1t1ng for opportunrty to eome knoekmg on the door It should be vou alyy ws yy ho goes knocklng on opportunlty s door 1me IS expendable It has been grven to you ln 1eerta1n amount to spend 1n yy hat ever yy av you see ht But xt should be clearly understood there rs a bu1lt1n bonus for those yy ho make effeetwe use of trme Thus far you have spent 9 201600 mln utes of vour hfe and these have been mnnutes yyell spent for the past 18 years, spent at home and rn sehool have grven you the background needed for a good start rn hte Noyy the xmportant thlng IS to keep gorng Good luek to vou and vour trlends who make up the Class of D6 The next 26,000,000 mrnutes are up to you SGINTILLA DIVISION ' BENDIX AVIATION GOIIPIIRATION ' SIDNEY, NEW YOIIK I 1 X A K: ' . g f 1 9 L f 2: 1 A ' ' K U75 ' he rf ff ' fr ,, - 'I' . . 15.1 Q 1' ' Sh 'll 'M gg: , me , , l ,r , . . '- 2 - 'Si N' ' f U1 ' . L- ,L 1. I, f 1 . .1 l ' V V1 x - l I f , 5' lf 'i,f,4' a, f y - . - 7-.4-H 'Q -' ,' .gf rA.1 H 13,1 1 Hz lg ' 2 4' '. ' 1' M 1 7 5 . r . ,i A , I 4 L L L 1 , W - K ., 1, W 1 , ' ' 2 ' 1. ' . e 2 ' - iv h sf V ,D ' 2 J I U 7 I 1 A I x v I I' I l 1 1 ' L w 1 - v 1 ,' 1 C . ' ' . ' ' ' ' ., -b Q I , ,N . , I , - , , , ., I . , , ., 4 ' 1 ' ' . ' ' ' ' . J 1 , ' 1 '- A I A I. . Y . I 5 ' x .K .1 . 2 . . I f , ' , ' .B ,Z J l Q 2 - L . ' 1 m L V If I V I . . 1 . V, . . I I I 7 1 ' 9 7 1 ' I , . . . . 1 , y , , . 1, , , 1 , I Y, 7 . T V 1 I 1 Complele Graduale Service L. G. BALFOUR CO. AH'leboro, Mass. Class Rings, Personal Cards, Caps and Gowns Diplomas, Commencemenf Announcemenis Taylor-made Yearbooks A. M. HODGKINS R. M. GRAY T. K. HYMERS P. O. Box 9 Schenecfacly, N.Y. Express 3-5374 Complimenfs of SOCONY-VACUUM ihe Sign of Friendly Service BUTCl'lER'S SERVICE STATION MOBILOIL LUBRICATION GAS U d C B hi cl S Id Ei Hojiswjggkeragervlfe WALTON DOWNSVILLE Complimenfs of ELM TREE DAIRY Ge+ +he Bes+ Ge+ SEALTEST CLYDE COOK EAST BRANCH A,.,'J f N wb--MW... . ,, 41-f pau .if ' X Wx ik 2 A 'sf 1,5 t, 'I Natifnh A 1 NIJ K kv ALUMNI Prof Gnbbs roundmg up the Alumm June 1955 OFFICERS President MABEL BANUAT NEFF Treasurer DOROTHY NEFF MOSEMAN Vvce President VIRGINIA WILLIAMS MELNICK Secretary MARY CAREY BYINGTON Clerk ELLEN MATTSON Engoymg themselves at the June Banquet Dont Forget The ALUMNI Banquet June 30th Commg Fnftneth Anmversary Issue 1958 Commg It-:lv vv boot A: 1AvlOR MADE IA lOl PUULISMIN COMPANY DALLAS IEXAS X. 4 ', Us J A- -N f 'W f X fix , f . u Q f N QQ -fa ,bw B Qfxfgp-XAX' Q jfu, - L wx LIN! 9,1 .3, L, -v ' JW 7?WN 1 MQ X QV 7 X Xxv X J WWf+f ' W' fW' . A-.. s N u ' fs lL'Qlifxi 4 l 5 j Q I P rtelfpix Qi 5 i a A W? 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