Dundee High School - Highlander Yearbook (Dundee, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1957 volume:

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L' ff The Highlander Staff of '57, with ff the greatly appreciated help of our Ti Editor-in-Chief Dorothy Davis Business Manager Mary C. Cronin Advisor Kenneth J. P. Witter I advisor, Mr. Witter, has compiled this yearbook asa reference book for the happy memories of the year 1957. As you look through this yearbook in later years, we hope it will be a memorable reminder of the years spent at your alma mater, Dundee Central School. eorbo 7 ok Starr Crorxirx, B,Coucrx, awerrrrirk. Yr . Haii . ber. NX. V- 6.9 Y- Ykxrxx, is f N Q V N! N1 .N N! Row X1 X.vKow-Ie , .YXov1eXX, xfh.BarkXe1 , RxXrx Q Cady , rm. wxrrer, emma, prmxuer, rxoaxe , X 1 9-ov! XX: Cmarre, 0.0zwXs, Y .Se-.arXes., Pxwfrxrxeu, X.?arXAocXa, . N I Q NNe, rx-re YYrg'r1Xorx6er sroRR, SXOCBYGXQ vfrsh you wtfxxx N X rece'we Mrs 1eor'oQ0X4 v4'r'r'rw greor pr'r6e ond 9Xeosvre . Ax Ourkrxg 'che po? monrhs -Ne 'r1orfe.'rr'reA ro pkck our some or X X 'che ourskondrrwg e-lerrrs, servrcrrrg dubs, one, or course, X Cer dose prcxrure or Wfxs yeor Rn order. rho! 'dney qrfrghr X, rrrxg 'cock some or the QXBOSOOY rrrerrrorres--rrwemor'res or X ! oXX rhe gag-,Sd 'Crrrwes vlxrfrch NNKXX Xosr through the mom, years ro o ov! . Nl P-s o member oi rkfrs sroii , X v1ouXA YW-e Ko express our X deepesr gro'r'r'rude ko QXX khoge on 'che sroii one the Serv 'rors ior 'rrsekr osirskorxoe 'rn produckrrg Qrfrs srors6'rrxg, rrodkf Vron oi our scXrQOX . Our odvksor , Nrr . NN'r'r'rer , deserves our Xxirrxcie grhorgrks for 'rfrs osirsronce one grhdonoe os we os x e ow ry Ror xrrekr eooperorkon. XX hos been bmh on honor ond o 9Xeosure 'ro vlorv- on Mrs 1eor's yeorbovk. XNeYwo90 Rr v4'rXX meer your opprovd V xr N1 Q7 O I2 . ' gg? 4 Q Q ig, fl 7 e if f ' - 3 Z 2 ,Q Board of Education X M Left toRight: Mr. Depew, Mrs. Lane, Mr. Houck, Mr. Ossom, Mr. Baker, Mr. Beers. Mr. Howland, Mrs. Peelle. The members of the Board of Education extends best wishes and congratulations to the Class of 1957. We hope that your years of study and activity at Dundee will have prepared ou to reach your chosen goal, and become a responsible member of your com- munity. Mary H . Lane Q! sf N X I v V Y wx I S7 if N1 if li 5 X X 1 lf Y f Y y f if xlfj 13 V X . Y x K . Q A' rf xx . E W .g X!! ASTQXX-r lf lr , l'If,f' --sxxly , '. 0 ,X7 ' o A' 0 R, ,' 7 51' ', 1 3 V' . ...N f I M- L4 ,, X V.. ,V Mr. Gordon F. Depew Principal Members of the Class of 1957 Congratulations on the completion of your elementary and high school education. You are graduating into a world in which there are countless opportunities for the ambitious and well educated person. Never has there been such a demand for young people who are prepared to make a worthwhile contribution to society. Make full use of your abilities, do your work well and best wishes for a successful. life. r, Row I: G. Youngman, I. Clark, H.Wei1, M.wngm, f' A.Allen, M.Wickman, W. X Anderson, E.Fowler, V. .Ve1esenti. Row Il: M. Preston, I. Laf ler, M.Cook, S. Drehmer, M.Utter, E.Hen'ington, N. Wilson, L.Bames. Row III: M.Peelle, C.Lew- is, J,Bal1ard, D.Wallace, R,Drehmer, K.Witter, M. Goodrich, I.Greyback. X ':. s . ,ff- . df' 1 . Mr. Donald C. Wallace Vice Principal 6 'vi J ROW Ill: E.Armes, Gardner, R. Maggie, Row I: E.Willis, M.Kiehle, B.Wright, M. Jessop, G. Dibble, J. Klimschot, R. Howell, C.McCarrick, F.Iohnson. ROW II: E.Leicht, M.Spencer, M.Longwell, F. Price, H. Ruddick, berg, D. Morehouse. H. Connolly, E. Dahl- E. Harvey, M.Salad, E. C. Strayline, Administration 1' - 4 I 4 u Mr. Joseph Klimschot Elementary Supervisor :ii . QL: ' , A ,. - ,Q 4 . n A E Li . ,g l 3-fag..-p4 ' 3. 7.1 l ,Av ' , ,, iz xo... , 4 r., 413'-' - , 3, .4 9 HH lif5??f': II . 2' i' , 5121514 V - -- aff-I 4 O., 1G'?'-xivgii' 1 Jgwwx -. vyknfiilil . L l N 4 X ' . f g'?f 1 l I X Dedicafio I7 It is with great pleasure that we, the Senior Class of 1957, dedi- cate this year's Highlander to Mrs. Gladys MacDowell. Not only the Senior Class but also the entire student body as well as the facul wish to express their deepest thanks for all her many kindnesses whic make all who know her love her. Mrs. MacDoweIl, who is a grad Hurst's Business S h f uate ot' Dunde c ool in Buffal amily ot' five h e High School and o, has not only reared successfully a c ildren-three boys and fwogirls-but has also main- tained a successful business career. Before coming to D worked for seven years on the Draft Board ' came to D. C. S. to tr and h unde in Penn Yan I y secretarial w as been with us e she . n I 947, she ork on a three week trial basis ever since. lt is with great pleasure and respect that we th cate this year's Highlander to tience and m ' e Senior Class you, Mrs. M any krndnesses d ' dedi- acDowell, For y pa- urrng our most ' our important years. 5 Q Senior History Thirteen years ago the Class of 1957 began its career at Dundee Central School. At the time we thought little of later years but as time progressed we were determined to be- come the best class that has passed through the doorways of D. C. S. After seven years we hit the first plateau, Junior High School, then two years later, Senior High School and now we're Seniors. Let's look at the things we have done in Senior High School. In our freshman year we were a bit green but we managed to survive. For our class play we presented a satire on TV's Arthur Godfrey and Groucho Marx. In the spring we had a wonderful picnic at the fairgrounds, under the supervision of Miss Spencer and Mr. Ballard. Activities in our Sophomore year came more easily since we were now more experi- enced. We sold felt letters to augment our treasury. Scrambled Eggs was the title of our la directed b Mrs. Frank. The class icnic at Watkins Glen rounded out the ear's ,ry y Y P Y activities. The Junior year was started off by selecting Mr. Wallace as our class advisor. Ac- tivities for the year consisted of the paper sales and the Christmas card sales both of which were very successful. We started printing a school newspaper which was well received by the student body. Our play, which was directed by Mr. Wallace, was entitled Hill- billy Weddin'. Who could ever forget Ma and Pa, alias Joan Trenchard and Bob Huber? The Junior Prom was a huge success thanks to the students for getting dates and ioining in the evening of fun. The last and most glorious year is drawing near an end. We have Mr. Wallace as our class advisor and Don Davis as class president. The magazine sales were very suc- cessful. We established a new record in total sales. Special thanks is due Bruce Robbins who did a bang-up iob in getting subscriptions. In order to get a different atmosphere at the Senior Ball we devised a different and new way of decorating the gym. Half the gym was used for dancing while the other half was used for the chaperones and lounging. The theme of this year's ball was Winter Fantasy. Once again we presented our class play two nights. This year, under the direction of Mrs. Utter, we produced On the Night of January l6th. We are now eagerly awaiting the Senior Trip to Washington, Junior-Sen- ior picnic and our most cherished goal, GRADUATION. It is our sincere wish to those who follow, that their years in D. C. S. might be as fruitful and challenging as ours has been. f' . .1 i g ef . ..---of 6 l... Donald Davis President V. Pres. Football Basketball Baseball Track Manager-Track Chef's Club Sports Club Highlander Staff Hall Monitor Plays Dance Comm. Calvin Lane 4 V. Pres. 2,3 Sho Club 2,3 Highlander Staff l-3 F.F.A. l-3 Reporter L? Treasurer 3 l,2 3 I-4 I-4 4 Senior Officers Joan Tre nchard V. President Secretary Dancing Club Chef's Club Up-to-Date Club Typing Club Honor Society Plays Play Days Donald C. Wallace Advisor Norma Howell l Treasurer 4 Intramurals l Chorus 2 Library Club 3 Dancing Club 4 Cheerleading 3,4 Class Prophet l,3,4 Jr. Red Cross 4 Highlander Staff F.H.A.-V. Pres. Pres. Plays Dance Comm. Play Days 7 4 I-3 3,4 2-4 3 4 3,4 l-4 l-4 l 3-4 3,4 4 3 3,4 3 4 1,3 3,4 1,3 Q Lggef Poem Thank You Though we now part with great regret From this school we hold so dear, We'll not forget the work and play That we've shared throughout these years. To our parents who have guided us since we were ver small, To our principal, adlvisor, and the faculty one and all, Our deepest thanks we give to you For all that you have donep Your patience and your fortitude have helped in work and fun. Our school so dear and beautiful Will recall the times we've shared, As we walked her Friendly corridors Where our ioys and woes were aired. The students whom we leave behind Are soon to fill our placeg We know they'll do their very best With pride and utmost grace. So with grateful hearts and thanks to all, We begin a phase of life so new, And hope that each and every one of us Will prove worthy in whatever we do. Freda Hubert 10' V fee' X545 SX . 0 . X S f 8 rs later I0 yea Ambition Seen ally SU U fe CIIU Fe eming de Re Expression Favorite me Nick-na I'l'le Na TD T CD TJ IT' fb n 'Y M. Barkley Mary Bob walk Walking Route I4 secretary typing term paper P. Bassett Pauline May I have a pass shyness downtown House wife still looking for downtown J. Bayer Jeanie Oh Heck temper eating Nurse with Salvation Army P. Brantner Phil Hal Hal Hal iokes in trouble Farmer Still troubled B. Couch Red How should I Know Freckles Dundee Pharmacist Bar tender M. Covell Mary What? Where? Looks with Phil truck driver see redeeming feature J. Crans Joan I'm working Friendliness Red 8. White store owner back at Red 8- White M. Cronin Mary Oh Yeah? Kevin's Ring home ga to college still in College D. Davis Don give me a cigarette Bashfulness? Altay at cutter fingerless D. Davis Dot Fredal' athletic ability writing English Essays teacher ieCICl1er of I0 Kids R. ne Dick I don't understand gum in truck truck driver Still hauling P. Finnerty Finn Grab it 8. growl flirt Penn Yan be a father 0 f0fI'1er T. Gardner Ted Girls brush cut Penn Yan Buy a new car STOCIK Cdr driver , R. Henshaw Dick How should I Know sleep Home graduate Still irl Ef19liSl1 'f S. Hill Sandy I'M through with boys laugh Lakemont Balance ks SUfl'OUf1ded by IDOYS N. 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Dance Comm. Citizenship Award Boys' State French Club Intramurals Mixed Chorus 1-3 3 2 4 1 3 3 2,3 2-4 2-4 1-4 1 2 3 3 2 4 3,4 3,4 4 3,4 3 2-4 3 2,3 2-4 2-4 3 1,2 1,4 3 4 1-4 4 1-4 1-4 3 3 4 2 1-4 2 Paul ine Bassett Up-to-Date Club Play Comm. Chef's Club Photography Club Dancing Club F.H.A. 4 Phillip Brantner Proiection Club Chef's Club F. F. A. Intramurals Joan Crans French Club Library Club Band Il L, Mary Cronin Highlights Chef's Club Dancing Club Future Teachers Student Council Highlander Staff Hall Monitor Plays Play Comm. Dance Comm. Band Intramurals Bowling Play Days Senior Ball Queen Richard Doane Projection Club Chef's Club Gymnastics Club F.F.A. Sec. Plays Theodore Gardner Proiection Club Chef's Club F. F.A. Plays Dance Comm. Intramurals Dorothy Davis Play Comm. Honor Society Treasurer Secretar Highlights Jazz Band Student Council Y Highlander Co. A Co.Ed. Hall Monitor Plays Dance Comm. Band Orchestra Future Teachers Intramurals Bowling Play Days Mass Band Phillip Finnerty Football Baseball Track Dancing Club F. F.A. Plays Play Comm. Dance Comm. Richard Henshaw Proiection Club Shop Club F. F.A. Intramurals sst.Ed. lf li. -I M .J 1 ' I ' 5 i it . f 3, CV...- M V T Sandra Hill Orchestra Library Club Chef's Club Up-to-Date Club Dancing Club F. H.A. Plays Mary Covell Dancing Club Bowl ing Intramurals Freda Hubert Class Poet Highlights Chef's Club Jazz Band Mixed Chorus Honor Society V. Pres. Highlander Staff Hall Monitor Plays Play Comm. liance Comm. P ay Days Orchestra Bond Mass Band Darwin Johnson Proiection Club Science Club Chef's Club Intramurals Robert Huber Student Counci I -Pres Football Basketball Baseball Track All Star Basketball Projection Club Hi hlander Staff Hall Monitor Highlights Plays Play Comm. Dance Comm. Bo s' State Lakes Region All Star Basketball Valkrie Jayne Dancing Club Library Intramurals Mary Jones French Club Library Club Up-to-Date Club Typing Club P ays Play Comm. Band Orchestra Maiorette Bowling Mixed Chorus Chet's Club Philip Kendall President Football Chef's Club Up-to-Date Club Dancing Club Gymnastics Club Plays Play Comm. Dance Comm. lntramurals Boys' State Patrica Klug Jazz Band Science Club Dancing Club J.V. Cheerleader Hall Monitor Plays Mass Band Band Orchestra Intramurals 2 1 3 4 3,4 3 1-4 3,4 4 1 2 2 1,2 1,2 1 2 3 4 1-4 1-4 3 1-4 3 4 1,2 4 3 2,3 2,3 3,4 1-4 1-4 2,3 Richard Kaufman Football Baseball Dancing Club Sports Club Chef's Club F. F. A. Play Intramurals Judith Kiehle President Highlights-Asst. Ed Highlights-Ed. Library Club Science Club Honor Society Pres. Hall Monitor Dance Comm. Orchestra Girls' State Future Teachers Gerald Krebs President Secretary 8- Treas Football Basketball Track Manager-Footbal I Dancing Club Sports Club Gymnastics Club Play Comm. Dance Comm. T.. Hawley Mac Dermid Junior Red Cross Chef's Club Bowling French Club Dancing Club Orchestra Intramurals Play Comm. Plays Up-to-Date Club Play Days Future Teachers Hall Monitor Highlights Highlander Staff Stanley Matwieiow Proiection Club V. Pres. F.F.A. Shop Club Intramurals Play Day Phillip Morehouse Proiection Club Chef's Club Jazz Band Student Council Hi hlander Staff Hagl Monitor Play Comm. Plays Dance Comm. Band Orchestra Mass Band Joseph Matwieiow Baseball Track F.F.A. President V.President Sentinel Chef's Club Archery Club Sports Club Intramurals Raymond Miller Intramurals Track Chef's Club Dancing Club Sho Club HalllMonitor Play Play Comm. William Waite Chef's Club Archery Gymnastics 2, 3,4 I-4 4 3 2 4 3 2 I-4 I-A i 4 2,3 4 4 3 I 2-3 4 I-. Julia Perry Library Club Jp-to-Date Club Proiection Club Photography Club F.H.A. Gary Palmer Intramurals Track Projection Club Chef's Club Photography Club Archery Club Play Robert Robertson Proiection Club Dancing Club Hall Monitor Play Intramurals Kenneth Ovenshire Intramurals Chef's Club Plays F.F.A. Trip to Kansas C'ty Archery Club I Bruce Robbins Proiection Club Jazz Band Plays Band Chorus Orchestra Intramurals Clifford Peters Basketball Baseball Track Dancing Club Gymnastic Club Pres Archery Club Mixed Chorus Grace Roof Library Club Sports Club Junior Red Cross Nursing Club F. H . A . Chorus Plays Play Day Intramurals Bowling F.H.A. Reporter Roland Smith Football Basketball Track U -to-Date Club Chef's Club Dancing Club Shop Club Student Council Plays Mary Strait Chef's Club Photography Club Dancing Club Play Comm. Dance Comm. Orchestra Gerald Strait Basketball All Star Basketball Proiection Club S rts Club Plfys Play Comm. Intramurals Lakes Region All Star Basketball 2 4 1,3 I-4 3 l-4 I-4 4 3,4 1,2 1,2 1,2 1-4 4 Judy Styrcula Secretary , Treasurer Highlights Chef's Club Dancing Club Future Teacher Typing Club Highlander Staff Hall Monitor Plays Play Comm. Orchestra Intramurals Play Days Wayne Searles Play Comm. Track Basketball Mgr. Shop Club Sports Club Archery Club Proiection Club F.F.A. V. Pres . Plays Intramurals 2 1-4 2 1 2 3 4 3,4 4 3,4 1-4 f' - Football Baseball Track Plays Joseph Styrcula Basketball Manager-Baske tbal l Projection Club Chef's Club V Dancing Club Intramurals P Student Council A Hall Monitor . Play Comm. Our' Qgfhcefe James Woodruff Basketball l Chef's Club l Archery Club 2,3 Gymnastics Club 4 F. F.A. 3,4 Plays l a APPR ECI ATI ON Qi Y X 4 W Sass X-sg is X Q ' P f li' EXW 1 ' - :I X ' . , MQWALLACE As the Class of 57 leaves this school, we wish to express our appreciation to our class ad- visor, Mr. Wallace, who became our guide in our junior year. He has worked hard to help us tackle and solve our big problems with his father- ly advice. As juniors we were close to being broke. All through that year he pushed us and helped us ac- complish all our goals with the greatest success. Mr. Wallace was our unanimous choice for class advisor this ear. Through his help we have successfully complleted our senior year. Many thanks, Mr. Wallace, from all of us--- the Class of i957 l 7 asf ill mth 4 2 lament, Zi, Me C7633 gf X 95 7 0f,,,,, zlagwz of Dufzdge 271 Zire County of Qafw ann' State of AQW york bebfg of sound mmf! ami memory do make, publish mul dedarr' Mis my last . in mrmnfr foffowzhg ffm! is in sqy: Mary Barkley poise Nancy Webster Pauline Bassett study habits Florence Harris Jean Bayer quietness Warren Elliott Philip Brantner grin Alan Gottshall Baird Couch freckles Annette Schoonover Mary Covell Arab customs Kirsten Jayne Joan Crans Red 8. White Jerr Karlnoski Mary Cronin crown Marliene Kelly Donald Davis strut Gene Morris Dorothy Davis leadership Richard Haff Richard Doane handkerchief Carlton McClain Philip Finnerty women Norris Savage Theodore Gardner ford Gene Morris Richard Henshaw haircut John Todd Sandra Hill Black Hair Kathy Seybolt Norma Howell muscles Fran McConnell Robert Huber sports Richard Haff Freda Hubert radio station Patricia Knapp Valkyrie Jayne sisters Robert Briggs Darwin Johnson height Peggy Robertson Mary Jones walk Calvin Gee Richard Kaufman slimness Verna Henshaw Phillip Kendall Meat cutting Mar Hess Judith Kiehle Trig. Books Hilcza Nageldinger Patricia Klug hospital bills Carol Vaughn Gerald Krebs age Eleanor Bennett Calvin Lane wild life Betty Johnson Hawley Mac Dermid peroxide Ruth Warburton Jose h Matwieiow farm Helen Matwieiow Stanllay Matwieiow movie machine Jack Lyle Raymond Miller heart Jane Paddock Philip Morehouse wise remarks Fred Backer Kenneth Ovenshire neatness Joyce Woodard Gary Palmer build Ed Ferry Julia Perry personality Pat Searles Clifford Peters gum Marion Schenck Bruce Robbins gas station Brenda Bills Robert Robertson smile Eva Mae Cady Grace Roof blond hair Irene Howell Wayne Searles Roland Smith Gerald Strait Mary Strait Joe Styrcula Judy Styrcula Joan Trenchard William Waite James Woodruff luminous shoes wise cracks basketball abil Neatness ambition tinyness laugh red face voice ity Robert Hunt Richard Dixon Jack Fowler Donna Swarthout Fred Backer Paul Ambrose Donald Millhollen Gilbert Mathews Albert Kopec Zin whfwnf, I lame lmrrwvfo .w1bsrfMf1! IIQM mum' ffm 15E,1,W gf March in thrfyr'ar.,7l23mfc61z lflllllflinllf mu! fifty-,seven I8 X7 ag, - if F s i 533911 ,J S 12 Class of 1958 Row l: A.Schoonover, I.Paddock, I.Wood- ard, E. Bennett, V. Henshaw, P.Rob- ertson, F. McConnell. Row II: I. Howell, K.Jayne, B.Bii1s, D. Swarthout, M.Hess, P.Knapp, M. Sc henck, E. Herrington. Row ill: R.iiunt, N.Savage, R. Haff, A.Ko- , ttf. f. PE c, D. Millhollen. Junior Class The Junior Class started off the year by electing Richard Haff, President, Robert Hunt, Vice President, Robert Briggs, Treasurerp and Jane Paddock, Secretary. Starting in late Oc- tober we set a new record for selling Christmas cards. Before Christmas vacation, we had our Christmas party. This spring, we will have the Junior Prom, a few more roller-skating por- ties and the Junior-Senior picnic, to which we are looking for ward. With our paper soles constantly adding money to our ac count, we are looking forward to having enough money for our Senior Trip next year. An enthusiastic audience enjoyed our Junior Play, Sp Fever, presented April 5. The proudest of our achievements is that we have been the honor class for the entire school year. This is a record that has never been equalled in D.C.S. sL2'xfS'Q 7 - , F, - el? -'f . J ,, ,xg . rg .N 1X ' wel' an l as Tun 3--U' -5,4321 X 4 , K ,sf 1 ' l I9 'Q' X X! Row I: H.Nage1dinger, B.Iohnson, K. Sey- bolt, C.Vaughn, H.Matwiejow, P. Searles, N.Webster, M.Keliy, M. Morris. Row Il: E.Cady, F.Harris, R. Warburton, G. Mathews, R. Briggs, G. Karlnoski, R. Dixon, A.Gotshal1, Mrs. Utter. Row III: I.Todd, I.Ly1e, C.McClain, C.Gee W.El1iot, D.Coleman, P.Ambrose, J.Fowler. I is ' 'Hman 'V 1. ?.. -.. TEN! 2 , J-5. f A5-J 4 V if v X 1 se b 'g 7 nh ci L.- l K1-ip .41 x Row I: J.Briggs, N.Radka, C, Rapps, M.Parse1s, B.Gi1- bert, P.MacDouga11, H, Bedient, D,Lane, R. Her- man. Row II: P.Coons, B.Smith, B, Ga- lek, E.Woodard, L.Fisher, L.Rapalee, H. Paris, J. Hill, Mr. Anderson. Row III: L.Cummings, R. Bailey, M.Todd, J.Jakubowicz, I. Dombroski, J, Oughter- son, D. Hodge, R.Hi11. .1 687055 of 1959 Row I: ROW II: Row lil: C,Rapa1ee, D.Warburton, 1. Fowl- er, M.Beard, D.Tetor. I.Ward. J. Miller, S.C-lick. N,Hansen, J.Sisrek, C.Graham, I. Allen, R. Ovenshire, V.Hess, D. Scofield, P.Barkley, Mrs. Allen. M. Sechrist, M.Perry, E. Mastin, C.Kendal1, S.Merritt, L.LaFever, C.McCann. E vb . 'Q 111.19 A .qw 1 .- 1 vt -if-was A i' . ing - 'V lf, .fi Q, sf, U' 'ru .... 1 -v- ffuf. WSW wwe new ...J 3 .... .11 ffiwiw Row I: Row II: Row III: D. Backer, R.Prior, E,Morrow, M, Huey, C.Huber, B. Strait, S.Pratl, J.Davis, I.Schoonover, L.Seaman. D.Knapp, L.Perry, C.Morgan, P. Houck, B.Gay1ord, P,Knapp, I. Waugh, C.Depew, H.Wilcox, J. Clark. R. Hall, I.Davis, P. Bennett, B. Miles, C. Honsbcrger, H. Haff, R.Shaw. Class of 196 O S.Couch, E. VanGelder. J. Searles L.Jones, l.Hilligus, C.Jayne. I. Eyrlch, C.Brown, M.Crout, M. Hess. Row ll: S.Scutt, B.Gortsha1l, W.Barkley, M.Ambrose, B.Perry, G.Smith, T.Leech, W.Nea1, R.DeStepherl, Mr. Ballard. Row Ill: R. Meyers, E,LaFever, N.Su'ait, D. McClain, J.Robertson, H. Rider, F.Decker, D.Dombroski. Row l: , R-W--rp Y-1-....f ,ra , 3 I . lsss M is ,. ','kL 2.A M Y. . r ' I j A l :u s 1 Row I: B. Andrews, J.Schoonover, L. Ig EQ ' Morehouse, L.Heer. J.Kiehle, A. X Beard, A.Witter, E.Simmons. .4 U 'L Row II: C.Spencer, M.Clary, R.Brad1ey, Q -K ' , ' B.Dann, J.0veracker, B.SLradley, 05, ' .2 ,, Q Mrs. Empson. ' 'T Row Ill: J.Cronin, T.York, P.Davis. . r ' n I ,xglf l L, Mfr. Row I: Row II: Row Ill: I.Fowler, R.Trank, S.Win- gate, R. Doane, M.Cornish, J. Sutherland, B. Holgate, I.Olevnik, B.Mathews, D. Corbitt. T.Meyers, L.Merriu, E. Ameigh, J.Waters, B.Watts M.Graham, R. Woodward, I.Westfa1l, P. Bassett. J. Dombroski, Mrs. Drehmer. I.Iayne. 1.Lamphear, B. Campbell, R. Hill, E.Se- bring, D,Woodward, S. Webster, N.Rugg, R.Lyle. 1 r A HFJ v a Activities This year has been happy and enioyable because of the participation in class activities by all stu- dents. Let's start with the Freshmen who are in their first year of high school. Their first activity of the year was a very successful Christmas party. Then they entertained us very well with their assembly, written by the class and directed by Mr. Ballard. They are looking forward to their class picnic this Spring. Next are the Sophomores, who also had a successful Christmas party. They are now working on their class play and are planning for their picnic at Watkins Glen. By sel ing Scotsmen pins at home basketball games t ey are earning money. Now come our rivals, the JUNIORS. They took over the aper sales last spring and are doing very well on it. Their Christmas card sales were very successful, and added to their treasury. Their play, Spring Fever, is cast and practice is in progress with Mrs. Weil directing. Also l might mention their beautiful class rings they received early in the school year. The Junior co-advisors are Mr. Velesenti and Mr. Witter. It has been fun having the class of '58 as our rivals and hope they have much success. Now comes the mightiest class of all- the SENIORS. If all Senior classes have as much fun as we have had, they can say high school was a success. First off, came our play, The Night of January l6th, which was directed by Mrs. Utter. Every practice was very lively and after the first produc- tion we had a party at a member's home. Next was our magazine sales. Although we didn't surpass our goal, we had the greatest amount of sales, moneywise, than any other class has had at Dundee Central. During the Christmas vacation we had a basketball game, between the alumni of '55 and '56 against the varsity squad, and a dance. Incidentally, the alumni trimmed the varsity. In Jan- uary came the Senior Ball. Mary Cronin and Kevin Considine, her escort, were chosen Queen and King and reigned for the evening. Other activities which have increased our treasury are ice cream and candy sales. Coming up is our Senior Trip, Junior-Senior picnic, the day when the faculty gets trounced by the Seniors, and last, but not least, GRADUATION. We are indebted to the faculty for helping us attain our goal, but our special gratitude goes to Mr. Wallace, our advisor, who through the last two years has fathered us in the right direction with the greatest success. Mr. Wallace, you'll rate supreme in the book of any member of the Class of l957. C0444 22 E ighfh Grade Row 1: D.Briggs, P.Schoonover, G.Wright, W.Howe1l, D.Wilcox, K.Jones, A. Cronin, K.Swarrhour, G,Smirh, A. Parmelee. Row ll: S.Ma11oy, M.Hi1l, E.Chambers, J. Dibblc, R. Radka, D. Tetor, J. Sala- mendra, M.Gee, R.Rhinevau1t, G. Erway, E.Morgan. Row III: L. Knapp, R.Shafer, R. Disbrow, C. Haff, B. Beers, J.Oleonik, E.l-lorst, L.Scofield, J.Kelley, R. Morek, M. Goodrich. - 1 mimi 1 1.1.1 .2 k Q gieV',l',,,,..,.. Q s .M v-... ,sr-,. NNY Row I: l..Ho1gate, M.Si1liman, C.Coons, I.Backer, J.Ossont, K.Waugh, C. Hill, K.Smith, C.Cady, M.Pratt. Row ll: B.Nickerson, E.Damijonaitis, D. Schuck, R. Gusciara, J.Kellogg, J.York, B.Dobbin, D.Bodine, K. Knapp, E. Horton, Mrs. Weil. Row Ill: A.Depew, P.Howland, R.1akubo- wicz, D. Summerson, S.KnaPP. J. Robbins, W.Davis, C.McNeil. www K ...ff s...,...., .. . fefegq, ,M , -'V R. Schoonover, R. Morris, P. Sebring, L. Disbrow, R. Razy, A.Mathews, M.Ty- ler, B.Coon, C.Smith, P. Gee. A.Maier, L.Howell, G. Sprague, B. Bradley, J. Dav is, K. Humphreys, C.Web- er, J.Ovens, J.Gamet, C. Welch, Mr. Velesenti. D. Gaston, L.Harris, T. Kaufman, W. Kleckler, J. Allen, H.Pierce, C.Siar, I. Blaine, W.Henshaw. 01 Row I: Row II: . Row ii 3-C1 N .-.A.....g Sevenfh Grade ROW I: Row II: R. Brink, D.Briggs, N. Morgan, L.Campbe11, L. Houck, S.Bagna1l, B. Pad- dock, C,Schoonover, F. Salamendra, L.Martin. l.Long, H.Crans, I.Alder- man, K.Huber, R.Luce, E. Shannon, N.Schoonover, L. Zahorian, D. Marusarz, I.Lafler. P.Smith, W.Schenck, H. Pouliot, H. Harpending, R.Srrait, J.Perry. Row III: 'uv 1.9 x ,MMA . rg... ,V+ M gmfgsvhl Hai us: WW ik , - vase: Q4 Ever .3 24 Row I: Row II: G.Trenchard, G.Morrow, D.Hodge, C.Harris, R. Shephardson, T.Weil, C.Andrews, W.Teed, L.Ty1er, B. Herr. S.Hofer, D.Jayne, R.Carl, D. De- Stephen, W.Corbitt, G.Herman, B. Jones, C.Messenger, Mr. Drehmer. E. Ferry, D. Ambrose, P. Honsberger, R.Carl, E.Unwin, B. Bills. 'Q ' if, WHEN M .- W ,,. -.frm is? QW I.Haugh, S.Marwiejow, N,l'alrner, K. Peelle, D. Slmmons, B. Oven- shire, W.Mathews, J,Spears, B, Thompson, N.Spears. B.Merritt, P,Jones, B.Waters, F. Phillips, 1.Webster, J.Summerson, A.Barke1y, W.Tobey, G.Gaston, S.Dobbin, D.White, W.Rapalee, N.Wi1son. Sixfh Grade Row I Row Row Row v , M.Cotten, M.Backer, E. Ardrey, G. Combs, C. Bodine Jr. , C. Burton, J. Bailey, I. Dixon. I..Ames, K.Cotten, C.AIIen, D, Carison. P.Shaad. J.Campbell, P. Foster. C.Beers, F,Andrews, D.Curry, T. Davis, C.Crans, R. Gee. IV: D.Deihl, N.SIingerIand, R. An- V drews, G. Dibble. si! ,I if ik E I Row Row Row Row Row A X. . ' Cl 1 W S.T0bey, F.Groome, L.SearIes, J. Radka, E.Poner, A.WiIcox, R. Waite, S.Wzms. R. Wood, C.Simmons, I,Smith, N. Wertz, A.GayIord, C.SutherIand. 1 If C.WiIIiams, M.Prior, T.Rugg, I. Q i Gaston, B.StradIey, W. Gee. IV: S,Reynolds, F.Wyre, B.We1sh, S. Q Zah I-'ai-I, N,Wilcox, R. Perc , o I y 3 ' Mrs. McConnell. J.Trojanowski, K. Wheeler, J. Shelford, S.Newell. I' 4' 5 N. .... I I aw- Cf Q9 mi I 3- f' we 'fi Row Row Row Row 'f 7 as Q. K' --A If ll I I9 5 'I I K.--.1 T. Hunt, W. Martin, R. Mal- loy, L,Hi11, S,Lileer, S, Perry, M.McC1ain, E.Lane G.I-lowland, E.Pierce, C. Oughterson, R.Newe11, M. Hunt, D.Love. J,ParmeIee, V.Iayne, P. Hill, R.Houch, D.Percy, C.Morgan, Mrs, Harvey. 1.1-Iaff, R. Kaufman, M. Ovenshire, W.Ly1e, S, Hess, D.Miles, H.Haff, XV i l'....iil'- Hi T un. Row ln Ljones, M.Gec, J.Hodge, S,Howe1l, D.Miller, E. Glover, C.Mathews, R. Martin. Row Il: S.Kelly, L.Lawson, D. Gusciora, J.Morris, R. McClain, R.Samphear, J. Jerome. Row Ill: G.llaff, P. Hubbell, D. Riehle, R. McNeil, B. Moskal, Q. Kelly. Row IV: N. llill, D. Honsberger, C. Heer, G. Kaufman, L. Gilbert, D.Harris, Miss F iffh Grade Row I: Row II: Row Ill L.Fornian, C.Backer, J,Barkley, R. Ameigh, P.Couch, L,Champlin, ll. Gee, L.Eggleston, S.Brewer, D.Bos- chen. H.Crans, K.Babcock, L.Dann, B. Foster, G. Gee, D.lZvans, J,Bason, S, Davidson, T. Bartusiak. D. Disbrow, L.Cady, M.Dixon, F. Andrews, F.Bassett, R.Alderman, S. Carl, B,Fowler, R.Blaine, C.Cadwell K.Barrett, Mrs. Gardner. Price. V Row V: F. Kendall, T. Kuver, V R. Luce. ' 'E-Q31 I 4 I H A ,. 1: ,H . 1 . J'-6-lb ss- ...fr .. gifs? s .- bil. I TA , - ,V Si- --'Q 1 1 ..n. of '64 Row I: Row Il Row Ill Row IV Row V J,Shepardson, C.Pierce, S.Shumway, M.Schoonover, D.Websler, l.Scuu, W.Trenchard, L.Tobey. J.Symonds, J.Pratt, W.Shultz, M. Rugg, W.Travis, N.Schoonover, N. Ossonl. D.Sobolewski, l.Shaw, D.Spencer, W.Olevnik, L.Potter, I.Wclsh. S.Smilh, R.Rapalee, Y.Sou1es, K. Trank, I.Spas, Mrs. Spencer. I.Tetor, B.Phi1lips, R.Strait, S.Sco- field. 1 Wi' . I'- F ourfh Grade Row I: Row II: Row III: M,Brown, R,Bal1ard, D.Bassage, E. Fultz, A. Giles, C. Arrhurs, J. Bos- chen, N.Crans, A.Beers, V.Cadwe1l. C. Bodine, D.Campbe1l, C.Dom- broski, I,Carl, S.Fleet, T.Ambrose, A.Conley, D. Ardrey, M.Cooper, G. Gaston, Mrs. Salad. VABFCWSY. I. Robb, S.Bi1etsky, A. Grant, F.Davis, P.Cogsdill, L. Combs. fgf.,.,,, Q. xg, ,,.. S , Rav is gf., -1, .pgs ,P M if 1 I sis VM- U. VM ww gg ms Wm Row l Row II- Row Ill Row lV R. Searles, G.Tobey, M.Wcrtz, L. Teed, G.Thompson, A.Razy, C. Rhincvault, M.Soules. T.Trenchard, ll. Fowler, L.Trank, M.Sutherland, M,Samp1e, A.Rcy- nolds, W.Silliman. : L,Webster, B.Rider, G. Sperry, I. Robb, V.Salnmandra, G. Townlcy, E. Unwiti. : R.Woodard, R.She1ford, M.York, R.Wood, R. Slingerland, C.wQb- ster, D. Williams, Mrs. Wright. Row I Row Row Row J.Paddock, I.Perry, M. Kent, L. Malloy, D. Groom H, Perry, I. Pierce, S. Pal- mer, H, Kendall. J.Lane, I. Reynolds, S. Hill L. Nickerson, L.Newell, N. Peelle. l.Howc11, I.llow- land. I.Martin, G.lones, I.llow- ell, P,Mann, R.Mertitt, R. Morley, A.Pierce, Mrs. Morehouse. L.Little, C. Putnam, I. Peelle, F.Hunt, T.Lewis. law W.Messenger, E.Groom, K.Holgate, D.Love, A. Messenger, I.Gee, F. Glick, G.Fultz, M. Hin- kol, B.Long. P.Little, T.Meyers, S. Hubbell, L.Forman, G. Harris, J.l-leavener, N. Knapp, S. Houck. C.Murphy, C.Monogan, R.McLoud, M.Lane, M. Kelly, E. Hallenbeck, I. Knickerbocker. G. Gott, R. Haff, D. Hilli- gus, R.Hepler, A.Lane, T. McNeil, E. W. Armes. 4? Eff Third Grade P.Briggs, B.Coon, D.Bailey, D. De Witt, S.Coons, M.Bartusiak, J. Brimmer, R. Allen, E.Campbell, J. Barker. A.Combs, E.Allen, S.Brewer, W, Berryman, D. Brace, P.Ballard, D. Blaine, C.Davidson. K.Evans, C.Dixon, L.Dunkle, W. Clawson, P.Bason, M.Bai1ey, M. Carl, I.Barkley, C.Disbrow, D. Ames, D.ConIey. I.Crans, B.Doo- little, M.Bellis, Miss Connolly. Row I1 C,Spas, M.Shafer, T.Sa1amendra N.Sullivan, A.Wood, D.Websrer, J,S1ack, D.VanGelder, M.Spence Row ll: J.Tyler, L.Rapalee, D.Tobey, J. Trank, L.Wilhelm, L.Rugg, L. Paddock, I.Schoonover, R.States. Row III: J.Temple, R. Trank, L.Sample, L. Wilson, T.Webster, C.Stap1es, R. Wood, A.Teed, A.Rider, S.Sim- mons, L.Wood, S.Tetor, Mrs. Howell. Second Grade Row I Row Row Row D. Derby, M. Gaston, E. Daggett, S.Carl, I. Dombroski, R. Arthurs, D. Cady, P. Empson. G. Gee, P. Beers, C . Brown, M. Deihl, L. Fowler, S.Conley, M.Campbell, E. Bills. E.Pierce, I.Boschen, D. Disbrow, S. Disbrow, G. DeWitt, S. Crawford, L.Ector. l.Barrett, J.Clary, L.Pierce, L. Carl, Mrs. McCarrick. S :abil 1 LL.: 4. 1. ...- Row Row Row Row , I' Q f T J.Wampo1e, S.Shumway, H.Van Gorder, L.W1-ight, R.Shepard, F. Rider, D.Shepardson, J.Shaw, W. Wood, T.Thompson. H.Wood, M.Rapa1ee, P.Tren- chard, P.Yedinak, I.Porter, C, Soules, R. Weber, R.Pierce, M. Sullivan. P,Snyder, J.Webster, N.Thomp- son, R.Tormey, J.Trank, L.San- ders, S.Potter. R.Spencer, B. Shelford, J.Carl, D. Rapalee, Mrs. Iessop. 96 M-f C.Hampxon, S.McFa11, H.Monagan, V.Morrow, C.l-linkal, P.Hodge, L. Miller, G. Kendrot, D. Lamborn, C.Pa1mer. M.Harris, D.Orr, R. Mor ley, A.Kiehl, R. Maru- sarz, D.Huly, S.Hunt, L.Heavener, S.Lirtle. R.Hathaway, B.1ayne, C Jones, R.Longwell, F. Kelley, F.Osterhout, H. Howell, K.Kent. , lil B. Perry, K.Hinka1, R. Fultz, W.Miller, G.Harh- away. G. Gilbert, J. Har- ris, B. Kendrot, C.Litteer, D.OIeunik. A.Fultz, R.Kar1noski, S, Crans, R.Gilbert, R. Gay- lord. I. Gaston, D.Gee, S. Gott, C.lylorrow, R. Harris. R. Hendrick, B. Kendall, T. Moore, L.0ughterson, J. Pelton, R. Howland, S. Howell, F,Haff. H.Humphreys, P.Mor1ey, S.McClain, C.Hansen, J. Leiter, M.Hamilton, M. Parmelee, L.NeweIl, V. Kaufman, Miss Longwell. F irsf Grade Row I: B.Leiter, B.Dunkelberger, P.Bas- sage, B.Arthurs, D.Derby, C. Cooper, K.Bedient, V. Depew, T. Briggs, W. Brewer. Row Il: K. Boorom, P. Blaine, G. Ballard, D.Disbrow, R.Bartusiak, C.Bal- lard, B.Crans, K. Brace, J. Bell. Row III: R.Dombroski, D. Knapton, L. Carl, R.Carl, C.Corbitt, D. De- Witr, D.Babcock. J.Ellison. Row IV: B.Dil1on, R. Combs, S.Brimmer, J.FoIlett, J.Dixon, J.Berryman, T.Andrews, Mrs. Suayllne. Row l: R. Van Gorder, C.Woodard, S. Shumway, A. Salamendra, W. Suth- erland, K. Van Skiver, D. McNeil, D. Rexford, L. Schoonover, C. Todd Row Il: J.Welch, K.Wheeler, I.Youngman C.Prart, D.Woodard, S.Waters, C. Roof, R. Rugg, I. Unwin. ... 4.'4A . Row III: K.Tobey, C.Ovenshire, J.Sworts, R. Schofield, B. Skorusa, L. Spears, J. Seybolr, W. Trojanowski. I Row IV: E.Summerson, L.Webster, S.Put- nam, V.Spears, S.Trank, G. Swarts, Mrs. Willis. ,--,-..--.-ML iiii 4 Y 1 ini U ui 2 Q KJ .J ...ff 1 . Q . K , 'nde f rgdrf Row X1 G.EXXrson, B.rXaXXenbeck, 'Y .DiXXon, S. Dornbroski , XL. Srockirrg, S . Beckwith , NN Dayroson, P-.SarnpX2, D.Darnborn, Row XX: Mrs. Danrberg, E. Andrews, SAN eXch, S.SX4ornsa, Krinapp, D.HoweXX, L. Haney, S.kXnnr, P.Prerce, C.CarX. Row XXX: BANood, Elayne, G. Anderson, NX. Beer. 5- xl' :ggi fv ,A ex 4, . rf Row X1 rslhyaync, D.XNncson, NANO- ' , darskr, Y .NN oodaro, L.Brace, . W l Povorrnan, S.Daw, 'Y.MXer1. A V ' S.0enrson. M rxnw nr rtsonnson, Luarrison. X. 1 Yaxrner , V-.Coon, R. Schoon- oyer , R. Pierce , A . Dornbroskk , P.Dr-Lon, 'Y .GXkck, Mrs. Kreme. L.OSsonr, V4 Dhhon, D.X'5aXXard Xgak 9-ov! XXX: O . NXcGon 'w ' 0 .rXarYK9' rsAcCAarn . B .V av ., , -4 Andrews, 1. D NNKXXXMOS, r G,Sta' w X D. S Meer, . rl Schnyhz . n, . er,R.'Yrank. - Howeh. 1 orrnan,R. ho- Xes, 5. XX- Mrs. Da'nXbcrg,, VHF Roberts, Lkreayner, B. yer V-.Cary D. Row . rnas, X. M GX 0, . 0 . XL.BXarne. Tnorvpso V . Seybok, X Hodge , 'K'1C Y fi 191 Q- - lim flpq Row X: Niznrrnons, P Jones, 9-.Kerv , dan, K.NNrnre, F.NNnrre, G. X Rose, Licror, C.AreiorA. B. J Denmark, NLW mrarns. mv., V-ow XX: E.rQoni, Dlfrarowsxcr, 3. Frrzgerakd, Djodkne, C,Harn- NN arnooxe, E .Rigby , ' D.Tow0- away, 9-. 0. Prrnergn, R.Brrg,gs, Key, P.rfAann. Mrs. Kreme. .4 4 Q. J ofxgs 48 .ro ' Ve l' Q , o Chaperons Collecting the Loot ,fsoshf H f ',- 1 J' X f af ' ei , A'.' ef I' W ,,L1 fl oia F0Ofbq1, S V, ' -X9 QxX60X Pfrfp, ' ,rl Seolols . e We ' ' 'KKYSX vm ,Abe ' Practice Makes Perfect I nAnd NN xx 500.63 y! .Ng Biology Class 32 R Been Mfssedn N 0 if Honor Soclefy .1 'N-. N.. Row Row ROW Row Row ff A., I.. 5 Library Club Row I: Row II: Press Club Row I: ROW II: Row Ill: 1 Ambrose, N.Webster, K.1ayne, .Kelly, A.Schoonover, I.Styrcu- , F, Hubert, B.Gay1ord, P. Knapp, Cady, Mrs. Utter, P.Robertson, Vaughn, K.Seybolt, M.Cronin, Henshaw, I. Kiehle. ,E1Iiott, H. Haff. I I Row III: S.Scurt, I.Coons, C.Raps, B.Per- ry, E.Bennett, D.Tetor. Miss Preston, I.Iayne, I.Fowler, W. Barkley, L.Seeman, G. Morris, N. Radka, D.Corbit.t, R.Woodward, K, Jayne. R. Trank, C.Jayne, E.Simmons, P. Coons, E.Ga1ek, V.Hess, B.GiIbert. I I 3' Q IX xlf 'N' ' F ufure T each ers Club Sitting: M.Cronin, I. Kiehle, V.Hcnshaw, C.Vaughn. Standing: R.Briggs, R.Haff, J.Todd, Mrs. Wie! Home Makers Left to night: M.Thompson, R. Doane, R. Woodard, B. Gilbert, B, Smith, J.Briggs, N. Radka, B.Galek, D. Tetor, C.Rapps, P.Coons, M.Hess, M.Beard. I.Perry, E.Bennett, J. Coons, T.Meyers, V.Hess, M.Ambrose, C. Rapalee, H.Nagildinger, B. Newell, F. Harris, B.Johnson, Miss Wickham, R. Warburton, J. Westfall, G.Roof, S. Wingate, N.Howe1l, I. Howell, L.Semans, M.Parsels, H.Marweijow. Q5 2 QSM 4 -451. . , X F ufure Farmers Row I: L. Fisher, R. Henshaw, W. Searles, J. Matwiejow, C. Lane, R. Doane, W. Niel, I. Searles. Row ll: P.Brantner, S.Merritt, M.Todd, L. Ames, D. Dombroski, I.Dombroski, L.La Fever, I.Ia'kubowicz, R. Bailey, C. McClain, P. Ambrose. Row III: P.Finnerty, K.Ovenshire, I.Wood- ruff, T. Gardner, R. Kaufman, L.Pit- cher. Pro i ec Hon Row I: Row II: Row III: Club R.Ovenshire, H.Nageldinger, J. Hill, H. Paris, M.Beard, D.Warbur- ton, E.Van Gelder, 1.Searles, L. Rapalee, C.Depew, L.Pitcher, E. Goltry, M. Perry. J.Lyle, C.McClain, R.Henshaw, L. Cummings, D.McC1ain, C.McCann R.Bai1ey, W.Searles, N.Suait, J. Robertson. J.Briggs, H.Matwiejow, B.1ohnson, R.Warburton, F. Harris, C.Gee, S. Matwiejow, R.Robertson, J.Strait, G. Palmer, Mr. Wallace, N.Savage, R. Hill, D. Millhollen, L.Co0n. e vu Jo zz Band Scaled: C.Brown,I.Warers. Slandingz I.Robbins, D,Davis, B. Rob- bins, P.Morehouse, R.Shaw, I,Allen, A.Depew, C. Vaughn, I.Fowler, F.Hubert. Senior Band Row I Row Row Row Row J.AIlcn, P,Knapp, M,jones, P,Houck, J.Waugh, J.Sisrck. C,Depew, I,Crans, I.Paddock, C. Brown, I.FowIer, K.Humphreys, C. Crans, B,GayIord, 1,Kiehle, L.IIouck, S,Bagna1I, C,Weber, K.Swarlhout, K. Smith, I,Ossont. III: W.HoweIl, l..Knapp, C.Vaughn, I. Davis, K.SeyhoIt, F,IIubert, I. Fowl- er, P.Shaad, A,Dcpcw, I3.Jones, B. Dobbin, A.Cronin, B.Beers, G.Wrighl, P. Schoonover, B.Nickerson. I.Waters, K.MacDermid, J.Todd, E, Shannon, D.Davis, N.SlingerIand, I, Lyle, H.Wilcox, ll.Pierce, C.Siar, R. Luce, I5.Ameigh, G.IIerman, L.Sco- field. D. Lane, R.Briggs, P.Morehouse, M. Todd, Mr, Greyback, 1,Robbins, D. Backer, P.KIug, B.Robbins, R. Shaw, F.Decker, M.Cironin, D,Summcrson, D.Mi1IhoIIen, R. Lyle. Ye Orchesfro Row I: Row Row Row S,Hi1I, M.Bark1ey, M.Huey, P,Coon, E.Ga1ek, I.York, C.Crans, l.Haff, R. Gusciora, B.Paddock, J.Kieh1e, A. Beard, P.Smith. l.Waters, D.Davis, E.Shannon, J.Tren- charcl, M.Hess, C.Honch, B. Gaylord, P, Knapp, P,KIug, I.Ossont, J.Ward, I. Kiehle. D.Backer, I.StyrcuIa, I,Waugh, J. Fowler, F.Hubert, I.Sistek, I. Fowler, K.SeyboIt, K.Smirh, C.Brown, A,De- pew, S. Knapp. C.Vaughn, Mr. Greyback, B. Robbins, R.Briggs, P.Bennett, J.Robbins, F. Decker, P. Morehouse, M.Iones, Row Row Row Row Row Chorus B.Strad1ey, W.Barkley, J.Eyrich, M.Parsels, M.Huey, R.Woodard, B.Smith, S.Glick, M.Kelly, F. McConnell, L.Iones, E. Bennett. B.Andrews. l.Briggs, D.Scofie1d, T.Meyers, C.Rapalee, I.Ward, G,Morris, P. Barkley, C.Rapps, D.Tetor, M. Schenck. R. Doane, P.Meyers, B. Gilbert, B Bills, l.Howell, N.Webster, M. Barkley, N.Howe11, G.Roof, Mr. Jerome. H. Bedient, P. Knapp, A.Witter, M.Ambrose, L.La Fever, D. Knapp. B. Robbins, C. McClain, N. Savage, P. Bennett, I. Fowler. V I V F ufure N urs 6? Sitting Left to Right: G.Roof, L.Merrit, B.Ma- thews, B.Ameigh, J.Suth- erland, M,Ambrose. X Standing: M.Parsels, B.Watts, B. Andrews, B.Stradley, M. Graham, Mrs. Johnson. K Qd EOOTBALL ason in tootbatt the Scot toot . The teague this ye which made it that muc the spirit at the boys s a tairty young team ma 't tootced very good and ' h them the best oi tuctc due to grad- This se get att on the right tat'-en, Bomutus, and Odessa, tost 5. Our record doesn't indicate d great team spirit. The varsity wa Coach Battard said next year's varsr y atty wortaed. Att we can do is wrs and .toe Styrcuta witt be missing Boys' Sports smen had very tough tuctc. They iust coutdn't seem to ar was headed by three very tine teamsg tnter- h harder tor our b0ys. We won t game who ptayed but they wortced de up mostty o Dundee Vw . ho 5 and hard and showe iuniors. For this reason coutd go att the way it the boys re Onty Baird Couch, Bob trtuber, Dictc Kautman, uation. TRACK Our t95b tracts team did very wett and Coach Eowter and his boys are to be congratu- tated. We had some very good meets in which Dundee did very wet . Finishing second to Odessa, who had 55 points white the Scatsmen gathered '35, in the teague meet. Eowter and NtacEartane ptaced tirst in the T00 and 7.20 vclrd dashes respectivety and earned a trip to chester to compete in the Ctass B champions ip meet. The team witt miss Bob NiacEartane , Les ttowett , Norm Davis, trtowie trtatt, Dave Einnerty , Kendatt Seybott, At Overactcer , an Bitt Depew who were graduated tast ,tune . BASEBALL t Last season Coach Battard had a very tine basebatt nine . We went through the season I excettentty and ended in a tie tor tirst ptace with Trumansburg. The teague decided to have ' a ptayott game at Wattcins Gten. The game was a very ctose one and atter the teams see- sawed bactc and torth , T-Burg tinatty came out the victor by a score oi i0-8. The Scotsmen tinished the season with a T0 won and A tost record which is very good. tt earned the team a trip to the sectionats to ptay Phetps. This was a very ctose game which we tost '3-0. The ' 57 team witt miss the pitching ot Norm Davis and the att around ptaying at Ytowie trtatt , Dave Einnerty, and Larry trterman but shoutd have enough strength to repeat tast season . - BASKETBALL Batter up I This seems to be the most enioyabte sport in the schoot and atso receives the most schoot spirit and support . This year's team was as goOd as any team they have had at DCS . The Scotsmen went through the season with an 8 w0n and 7 tost record, tive ot our tosses being by tour points or tess, so you can see we ptayed very good batt . T-Burg tootc the champion- ship this year with Dundee tatcing tourth. The Scotsmen again represented this section in the sectionats and ptayed host to Phetps at the ilomutus gym. The 5C-Otsmert ptayed OS wett GS -.Kibl they ptayed att season. At the hott we were eteven points behind. When the boys came out 'flers-r For the second hott, it was a ditterent story . Dundee cut the tead to an even-steven basis and earty in the tourth quarter it was att tied up. Erom that point on it was att even. Einot- Q 'Q ty at the sounding bu-1.1.er , Phetps with their tout shooting iust edged the Scotsmen by a score ' Ati 'ps -,gy 5, oi 63 to 67.. tncidentatty, Phetps went on to win the Section 5 Ctass B championship very E it easity . Coach Xletesenti was very proud oi the team and said we coutd consider our team e- ' quot to, or to some extent better than that ot Phetps. The Scotsmen shoutd do very wett next d year, with Dictc trtati, Ed Eerry, and trtoward trtati bactc tram this year's starting tive , but witt miss ite services oi Baird Couch, .toe Strycuta, Jerry Strait, and Bob t'tuber who witt be grad- uate . he iunior varsity did very wett this year iinishing second to Romutus. They witt proba- tt , ,tim Davis, and Phit Davis and a tew more move to varsity . We wish them T 'oty have Ron trta at the 'pest ot tucts. 38 1.3. N Row I: P.Finnerty, J,Fow1er, P,Ambrose, C.McClain, B.Couch, R.Haff, R, Kaufman, R.Hal1. Row ll: D.Lane, Mgr., C.Kendall, E. Golrry. I.Oughxerson, D.Mi11ho1- len, R.Shaw, A.Thompson, R.Ly1e, W.Elliott, C.Gee, Mgr. Row Ill: Coach Ballard, R. Campbell. I.Lam- phear, L.Pitche.r, G.Matthews, Mgr. M.Pen'y, R.Briggs, Mgr., R.Bradley D.McC1ain, C.Spencer, Coach Mag- gio. 9 Cy 9 4 F oofbal I gg, X5 X3 we X320 wr? 5x xbgxx X9 Kooxx 3 M 0 - W 3,5 5 x wb X 0 X ooxge Nr Q, 5 6 5 yef' x1 ,5 Yoauiso 7 'S Yf0 e'X?Q x Oae monk 6 O A 7' 5 Oqx S50 Os' xevxox'-en 7 'LA OATGUXW z . xg muws 'gl 10 o a ' raotg Q Q , 9 ,.5 v::,1 OYIX txoxgen 1 XN A XC y V Y , if h 3 9' awfmfiwa a 0 0 0 - . B 9- Q9 ,,azQQzQf , -f wa 906 Q .ga2 e,,'wey2 Q06 , kfalaf hg on O9 va goo, 'fkfi Q, C . YW1 19 99525 9exS99c30'6B'5xl'69 Q' 55 of A - ' ' 1,50 XS gP1'z,4i:Eo4v'Z5gk,4':0Q,6Qxee V I Ax Y I fu ' j ig . X 0000 0 2 QW 1 'H+ 9220 'aie' ' ' -W Siws icffi +295-. A it 'a af - Y O 99 59,0 QQKQ9 vez vw ,T X Baseball 39 05. Q, 59 o 'O 9 65. 9, -ww Y YJ' Q1 e'59q1Xe5 sec? 916 509 99 ,pa N 'Q' 4, 60 5 1 0 A 1 1' of-Q, '60 m- 'ofa 0 -10 90 W 5. ,QX 'XS 5 650 90 1 ya x vp, 439 5 Oo 68 5 .9 97 N G9 -5 oo 'af' 'D 4' vow xP 20 099 6-15 cffx '-F1 Y- -9- . 4, 0 qv -Q90 V50 Q55 61'.. QS- KG , ,G ,fix M0 Z9 .,a ow? Row I: Row II: Row III: 1-3' N.Davis, R. Kaufman, R.Haff, H.Hal1, J.Styrcu1a, B.Hubex', E,Ferry, L,I-lerman, D.Finner- ty, J.Matwiejow, D.Davis, H.l-Iaff, B.Couch, Coach Ballard, Baskefball VARSITY BASKETBALL Row I: 1. Fowler, R. Hunt, E. Ferry, H. Haff, J.Styrcula. Row Il: R. Haff, W.E1liolt, B.Couch, J.Strait, R. Huber, Coach Velesenti. In Class B Game, 63-62 f fozvfs gyx DCS OPP nomuws. M h a-P1191 sasof f' ,R A ' 5 Q'-. 4 - -50 manual School ruifed on I ag Haif or q',n '-fV4? 9 ' u- ,ibf 'ok Padua 61 gerate final-pexfard rally by ras! 9 AV' 2' 5964945 40 65,13 ish: Geneva 39 52 dundee here tonight to win,.68- 0 ,1gV9q3?,b4,4,63.L,:f,9: Qtrlqz as lnfeflqken 35 34 rainfall szxiiga 51? cxaiinlgh 4' A9591 6' be Wei 06139 5' ' 'S . , o'v,v9.,n1'fS+ 'YQ Romulus 48 33 htbnll championshnp G, game. 955963 dig -x5sq4Qo3q,a4 Q65 Hammonds rt 55 56 Phelps, the Fin C1 r Phel ' . 4,9485 Q' xfb N x '5qG 2f' ' P0 . . xg. y 5 L 9 Q, 99,9 T-B 62 64 Ent, can thank an-blegg an 5.3 x ghse ss ss 5, U19 e thrqwsl f ourys 19 w V 4I,,ob,,.'4-,a,5x -1, e- fef. on Ovid 70 72 lnarksmcn m ,ld netted I6 for- 91o4o9w1s':,0 ..-'.-' Odessa 48 46 50215 than fs ff Gr Richard H M6051 . 3 q, Interlaken 57 51 pig? fV25f::gfgi!lsnJ:.n G .Hunan Rorgvulus 22 W. W A 5 OUH12 Ziilal-.w.ff f 1 fb? f U79 1 1 wifmfc 4 :nr 'QL 1 owe 51 55 .rmelps 2 '22.5'S fa11QI2Tii1:1' I 2 iillilg 22.5 Hammondsporf 66 61 ut a hz. et by Ron-Hall cut xt mu, I 1 3 Pad.. 64 56 ff mo- M-1 www ffm. 4353. ,:' -'f Odessa 69 72 lerted 1 tree throw to make nt omdm' Hmm ,M xml- ' W-8 Phelps 62 y 63 unior arsi IV BASKETBALL Row I: T.York, CJ-lonsberger, I.Davis, N. Hansen, R. Hall, C.McCann, R.Lyle. Row ll: D.McC1ain, M.Perry, N.Strait, R. Bradley, R.Prior, C.Depew, Mr. An- derson 40 F Girls' Sports The giris' sports program has been iuii ot interesting and exciting activities this year . Pts aiways, we take advantage ot the taii weather and spend our gym periods and intramurai periods outside. To start ati the year , our most popuiar game was soccer , which seems to be a tavorite sport among aii the students. We had pienty oi tough games and exhausted giris, but there were no compiaints. PM in ai i i must admit that the giris were in pretty good shape and in good spirits when the soccer season came to a ciose . Pstter we tinished soccer, the test ot the iaii and winter months were spent in the gym getting ready tor the basketbaii season. We began with skiiis to review ots, piaying techniques, methods ot making baskets, and had a briet discussion it didn't take iong to master those simpie skiiis so within one short f d running. What iun we hadi Nong with the ditterent teams ym ciasses and intramurai periods, we piayed iris We were deteated both times by better resuits next year be- piv on the ruies. w week we were att an competing against each other in g against the Penn Yan and triammondsport g . oniy a smaii margin. Don't worry, giris, we'ii have Q cause practice makes pertect, you know. J Pitter basketbaii came voiieybaii , a good game tor trimming those iong tinger- naiis. This game aiso has certain skiiis that must be conquered tor good resuits and good team work. P- variety ot skiiis, which were very interesting to see and quite hard xo iigure out , was deveioped by the giris. What games we hadi i am W happy to say , there were 19 serious iniuries but a tew broken tinger naiis, bent V iingers, and sore hands, aiong with a iew aches and pains here and there . For the next tew weeks we iearned a variety ot dance steps which inciuded M the toxtrot , waitz, tango, square dancing, an that ever popuiar iitterbug. The giris that took the part ot the boys in the various dances are to be compiimented on their good work. Keep it up giris because you have the maie part iearned bet- ter than the reai maies do themseives. At the present time we are trying to break our necks at tumbiing. Let's tace it , girisi Some oi us iust aren't made tor it. This sport is a iavorite with those who X have quick, agiie, bendabie bodies, but tor some ot us who aren't that ioose, it X presents a probiem ot doing hand-springs , tiips, backbends, and pyramids. Serious- iy though , it is a iot ot Tun and we iust couidn't get aiong without it. thank Ntrs. Wright tor making our gym ciasses pleasant tun and ament on Thursdays atter schooi tor t e giris that iike things irom your exceiient teaching this year xt year . We aii want to tor starting the bowiing tourn to bowi . We have iearned many new and everyone is iooking iorwar to seeing you ne 41 Left to Right: A. Schoonover, I. Howell, I. Paddock. Junior Varsify fi A eff! gb' rqf Cheerleaders NX Varsify Left to Right: P.MacDouga11. J.Waugh, L.Mox-ehouse, P.Houck. I.Schoonover. 42 Row I: Row II: Row III: Special L.Cooper, C.Johnson, D.Parme1ee, S.Mas- tin. M.Nlastin, J.And1-ews, H. Gilbert, F. Gilbert, L.Johnson, P.Andrews. D.Gay1ord, S.Gi1bert. J. Hand, L.Stewart, MN. Rl.lddiCk. T I. 1-an nn ----- .i 43 Bus Drivers Row I: Row ll: K,Dibb1e, H. Hall, R. Forman, R. Willis, E, Temple, E. Fultz, M.Wheeler, W. Babcock, M. Shaffer, D. Sworts, W.Wignall, W. Berryman, T. Disbrow, K. Crans. L. 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