Fillmore Central School - Crest Yearbook (Fillmore, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1953 volume:

The Crest Staff of 1952-1953 gives to you the students, teachers, and parents the 1953 Crest. We chose as our theme the United States Government. As all of you know a government can be as sound and stable as the way it is handled. Each department in our government must co-operate fully with the other departments to create a government that runs in harmony. The Crest Staff feels that Fillmore Central is very much like our strong U.S. Government. The Superintendent of Fillmore Central School represents the President of the United States who holds the government together. The faculty and administration represents the Cabinet, the advisors of the President. The Departmen of Public Health is closely associated with our school nurse, doctor and dental hygenist. This year we think of the FFA as the Department of Agriculture. The Department of Public Works is the Bus Drivers, Custodians, and Kitchen Helpers. The Supreme Court of the United States and its work is represented by our Student Council. The Seniors are the most powerful. They are the Senators, while the Juniors, a large body, but not so powerful is known as the House of Representatives. The Sophomores and Freshmen are the members of our State Government. The grades 1-8 are very important to the United States. They are the future voters of our country. The Sports section represent the American competitors to the World famous Olympic games. Back of all these scenes are the taxpayers and they represent the ads of this Crest of 1952-1953. Democracy is close to the hearts of the people and as the years go by we hope that this issue of the Crest will be as close to you. We hope it will bring back happy memories of days gone by that were spent in our own Alma Mater. Through the combined efforts of the staff and its advisors we say Here's to you The 1953 Crest. Enjoy it as much as we've enjoyed giving it to you. ADMINISTRATION GLASSES SPORTS ACTIVITIES GRADUATION ADVERTISEMENTS 2 It is with greatest esteem that this 1953 Crest is dedicated to our District Superintendent of School, Frank L. Tuthill. In this dedication we recognize the inestimable services of a man who dedicated himself to providing the best possible educational opportunities to every boy and girl under his supervision. Mr. Tuthill, who in his early youth was a skilled shoemaker had a vision of an industrial career with his own shoe factory, says that a per- sistent call to serve in the teaching profession, changed the vision from one devoted to the soles of shoes to one devoted to the souls of boys and girls. How clear the vision was, is reflected in his professional success in the expansion of our local school systems, and in his influence upon the lives of his pupils and associates. Mr. Tuthill became principal of Fillmore High School in September 1907 and many of his devoted pupils became teachers who continued to look to him for guidance after he became District Superintendent in January 1918. They never sought his help in vain. His area of service was increased in September 1949 when Cuba and Belfast Central School districts were added to Allegany County Supervising District 1. Because of his undeviating integrity, his forceful leadership and his education achievements we proudly dedicate this 1953 Crest to Superin- tendent Frank L. Tuthill. 4 We the students of Fillmore Central dedicate 5 The 1953 Crest to: HR. FRANK I. TUTHILL THE BIGGEST DAY OF OUR FIFE .... SO FAR OUR GRADUATION 6 STANDING: Burt Swales, Lyle Hemink. SEATED: Andrew Haynes. SECRETARY Lois Swartout 8 BOARD IIF EDIICATIOIV SECOND ROW: Charles Smith, Lloyd Ludwig. FRONT ROW: Frank Tuthill. Wilson Kopler, Robert Feigl. ANDREW F. Supervising • Haynes Principal : H. HEM ink Principal and : Co'ordinator STANDING: Mrs. Jones, Librarian; Mr. Manly, Junior High English. SEATED: Mrs. Findlay, Senior High English; Mrs. Potter, Junior High Social Studies; Mr. Crone, Senior High Social Studies. ess; Mr. Swartout. Science. a, . Mr Folts. Music; Mrs. UEFT TO raG ;.cMt ° elrnum. Home Economics. SEATED Mi- wamont. Agtlcultuie. LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Baker, Dental Hygenist; Mrs. Graves, Physical Education, Miss Main, Nurse; Mr. Kleinsphen, Physical Education. Sandford. McFarland. Gallon. BACK ROW: Rork, Baker, Smith. FIRST ROW: Wolfer, Webb, Crawford. BACK ROW: Zeller, Short Tract; Bogardus, Centerville 6; Lombard, Houghton; Barnes, Short Tract. FIRST ROW: Cornwall, Wiscoy; Knowlton, Houghton. Mrs. Yager, Mrs. Cora Lahr, Cafeteria Manager; Mrs. Reese, Mrs. Hill. Bob Gillette, Russ Ostrum, Bob Butler, Will Kinney. L. Holman, G. Faecke, A. J. Perry, D. Preston, R. Yager, H. Papke, G. Rice, R. Stevens, A. Papke, B. Main. MRS. PENNINGTON MR. SWALES OUR EXECUTORS LEFT TO RIGHT: Arthur Arnold, Vice-President; John Yanda, President; Shirley Wolfer, Secretary; Martha Schmidt, Treasurer. 14 ARTHUR ARNOLD, Art Chorus 1.2,3,4; Band 3,4; Senior Play; F. F. A. 1,2, 3.4; F.F.A. Vice-President 3, F.F.A. President 4, Intramurals I. 2, 3.4. Agricultural Major Farming ZOLA BAILEY, Joe F. H. A. 2, 3,4; Senior Play; Intramurals 1,2, 3,4 Business Home Economics Major Work at Eastman Kodak BARBARA BENNETT, Red Driver Training 3; Intramurals I, 2. 3,4; Biology Club 3. Science Undecided ROBERT JACK BURGESS, Jake” Soccer I, 2,3, 4; Senior Play; Driver Training 3; Chorus 3; Space 3; Senior Prom; Intramurals 1,2, 3,4. Business Business Management RICHARD CLESTER, Dick Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2; Soccer 3; State Manager- Christmas Play-'51; Light Director-Christmas Play-'52. Art and Business Air Force or Buffalo State Teachers MENZERL. DOUD, Dud Crest-Make-Up Editor 4; Space-Managing Editor I, 2; Soccer I, 2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 3, 4; All State Band 3; All State Solo Festival 3; Class Veep 1, Pres. 2; Veep 3; President of Student Council 4; Yearbook Festival 2, 3,4; Christmas Play, ESSPA at Syrcuse 3; Latin Club. Math and Science College 16 HELEN ELDRIDGE , Trudy Band 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 1 . 2, 3,4; Intramurals 1,2, 3. 4; Biology Club 2; Senior Prom; National Honor Society 2, 3,4; Musical Comedy I; Latin Club pro-consul 4. Language Nurse PATRICIA FENNER, Cookie Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Space 1,2,3; Biology Club 3; Senior Play; Drivers Training 4. Sc ience Nurses’ Training JANICE GAUS, Janie Band 1,2, 3,4; Intramurals 1,2, 3,4; F. H. A. 1,2, 3,4, F. H. A. News Reporter 4; Senior Play; Senior Prom; Majorette; Cheerleader 3,4. Home Economics Undecided 17 EVELYN GFELLER, Evie Chorus i, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1.2,3,4, Space 3, 4; Senior Prom. Business Undecided CAROL GOWDY, Blondie Space 3; Chorus 3,4; Intramurals I, 2,3,4; Band 1,2. 3,4; Junior Play 3; Driver Training 4; Christmas Play; Biology Club. Latin Music, Music. Musicl JOAN MARIE GRIGGS, Candy Chorus 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,41 Junior Play; Senior Play; Senior Prom; Driver Training 4; Debate Club 4; Organization of Student Council 1,2,3; Toad Trotters, Space Staff 1,2; Junior-Senior Breakfast 3, 4; Senior Trio 4; Latin Club 1,2. 3, Yearbook Festival 2, 3. 4; All County Chorus 4. Science Nursing 18 RICHARD HODNETT, Dick F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Senior Play. Agriculture Farming DOROTHY JAMES, Dot Intramurals 1,2, 3.4; Junior Play 3; Bookkeeping Stamp Club 3; Christmas Play 4. Business Evangelistic Singing SHIRLEY JEANNE MASON. Furdie Intramurals 1.2.3,4; Driver Training 3; Latin Banquet 3; Senior Prom; Space 4; Debating Club 4; Class News Reporter, Magazine Sales Award 4; Consul of Latin Club. Language Lawyer 19 LOIS JEAN McKERROW. Louie” Business Office Work - Going West ALAN MILLS. Al Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2.3, 4; Soccer I 2, 3,4; Space I and 2; Band 3.4; Chorus 3,4; Vice President of Student Council. Math and Science Work LEONA MORGAN, Lee F. H. A. 2. 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4- Homemaking and Business Work at Eastman Kodak in Rochester 20 DORA MORSE, Dorie Intramurals I, 2, 3,4; Stamp Club 3,4; Chorus I; Drivers Training 3; Senior Prom; Space Staff. Business Secretarial Work STEPHEN POTTER, Steve F.F. A. Agriculture Farming DONALD PURDY, Don F. F. A.; Senior Play; Drivers Training. Agriculture Farming 21 DAVID REDMOND, Dave Crest; Space. Language Navy then Business KENNETH ROBERTS JR., Junior Basketball; Baseball; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Space 2, 3; Crest 2. 3 4; Projection Club; Junior Play 3; Junior Class President; Intramurals. Math and Science College and Air Force VICTOR ROBERTS, Vic Senior Play; Empire Boys' State; Wrestling 3; Secretary of Class I; Business Manager of Junior Play. Agricultural Technical Training. 22 ROBERT ROSE, Mayor Junior and Senior Play 3,4; Manager for Soccer and Basketball 1,2,3,4; White Intramural Captain 4; Projection Club. Math and Science College MARTHA SCHMIDT, Marty Cheerleader 1; Band 3; Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Space 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Treasurer of Class 3,4; Junior Play; Senior Play; All-State Chorus Music Festival 4; Journalism Award 3; Christmas Play 2; Co-chairman of N. H.S. 4; Intramurals 1.2.3, 4. Business Serve my God and Mankind BARBARA STEKL, Barb Standard Bearer 1952-53; Citizenship Award to Syracuse; All- State Chorus; National Honor Society 3,4; Yearbook Festival; Art Editor CREST; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2, 3,4; President of Art Club; Latin Club; Cheerleading 2, 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3, 4; Junior Play; Driver Training; Debate Club; Sec. and Treas. Student Council; Senior Play; Senior Prom; Senior Trio. Language College 23 DONALD THOMAS, Don Baseball 1,2,3; Basketball 2,3; Soccor 2.3; Junior Play; Senior Play; Intramurals 1,2,3; F.F. A. 1,2,3. Agriculture Undecided LORRAINE WALRADT, Lorrie Intramurals 1,2, 3,4; Chorus I; F. H. A. 1,2, 3,4; President F.H. A. 3; Junior Play; Senior Play; Senior Prom; Class Secretary 2; Majorette; Assistant Green Captain 2. Business and Homemaking Undecided ALAN WILES, Al All-State Band 2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; President Biology Club; Band 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 3,4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Senior Prom. Math and Science College 24 WAYNE WILLIAMS F.F. A. i,2, 3,4; Intramurals 1,2, 3,4; Senior Play; Bowling 3; Agriculture Undecided JOEL WINCHIP. JP Soccer 1,2,3,4; Space 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Junior Play 3; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Driver Training 3; Christmas Play 4. Science, Math Business Administration PETER WOHLGEMUTH, Pete F.F. A. 1.2, 3,4. Science and Agriculture 25 SHIRLEY WOLFER, Cherry Space 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Intramurals 1,2, 3,4; Ass’t Captain of Green's 3; Captain of Green's 4; Library Club I; Secretary of Biology Club 2; CREST 3,4; Editor of CREST 4; Junior Play 3; National Honor Society 3,4, Co-Chairman of N. H.S. 4, Secretary of Class 3,4; Driver’s Training 4, Journalism award trip to Syracuse 4, Alfred typing contest 4, Ass't Director of Christmas play 4. Math and Science Business School JOHN R. YANDA, Johnnie Soccer 2,4; Basketball 1, 3,4; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; Senior President 4; Senior Prom 4; Intramurals 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; F. F. A. 1,2, 3,4; F. F. A. Vice President 4; All-State Chorus 2,4. Agriculture Alfred Tech School - Farmer The Junior Class in 1951 chose as their class advisor, Mr. Swartout. During their Freshman and Sophomore years they started raising money for their Washington trip that then seemed so far into the future. During these two years the class activities only consisted of a few skating parties and hay rides. When they became the mighty Juniors they settled down to serious business and hard work for that goal they have been waiting so long for. They elected as their officers - Carol Mowers, President; Jim Rauhe, Vice-Presi dent; Sandrs Carter, Secretary; Pat Sprankle, Treasurer; June Wilcox, Business Manager; and Bob Holmes, Parlia- mentarian. The first of the tasks they undertook was the selling of the Northern Allegany Observer subscriptions. The money that they earn from their dances, plays, bookstor and candy sales will go to the treasury for the trip they hope to take next year. BACK ROW: Albert Perry, Gary Nevinger, Melvin Bennett, Robert Holmes, Hugh Smith, John Ellwood. THIRD ROW: Gloria Bliss, Mildred Daley, Marilyn Perkins, David Roth, Adelbert Sylor. Charles Marvin, Dick Ferrin. SECOND ROW: Wanda Irish, Helen Mills. Pearl Evans, Jeanette Bliss, Philip Rice, Esther McKerrow, Jean Shepherd. Keith Gaus, Mr. Swartout. FRONT ROW: June Hennard, Jo-anne Thomas, Sandra Carter, James Rauhe, Carol Mowers, Pat Sprankle, June Wilcox, Marjorie Wohlgemuth. 28 The Sophomore Class started out earning their money for their Washington Trip by assessing class dues. Several class parties were held throughout the year as a means of entertainment and class get-to- gether. The officers of the class are: President Vice-president Secretary Treasurer . Business Manager Advisors . . Mr, Glenn Burgess James Mowers . Craig Mills . .John Davis . Nancy Wiles Douglas Crone and Mr. David Manly FRONT ROW: Marlene Cott, Nancy Wiles, Janet Aspell, Dave Marriott, Lois Smith, Joel Lafferty. SECOND ROW: John Davis, Lenore Fiegl, Melvin Potter, Dale Armison, Shirley Evans, Winifred Kemp, Mrs. Oliver. THIRD ROW: Carol Papke, Kay Walradt, Effie Fairbank, Bob Vedder, Hanford Leiderbach. BACK ROW: Dave Towell, John Wohlgemuth, Dorrance Zeller, Bill Stekl, Arthur Haskins. FRONT ROW: Judy Burgess, Bob Colombo, Wayne Roberts, Sylvia Taylor, Shirley Hildreth, Barbara McConnell. SECOND ROW: Pat Wolfe, Janice Thomas, Janet Gayford, Sandra Folger, Jeanette Hodnett, Ann Merwin, Mrs. Findlay. THIRD ROW: Pat Curry, Lucille Voss, Howard Evans, Jim Fenner, Jim Mowers. BACK ROW: Spud Burgess, Craig Mills, Gary Gayford, Jack Sandford, Curtis Wolfer. FRESHMEN The class of 1956 chose as their class Advisors, Miss Barum and Mr. Kleinsphen. To start on their long journey to Washington, they had some class does. In February a class Valentines Party was held for the class and their guests. Their class officers are: President . . . Willis Beardsley Vice-President . . Janet Bailey Secretary .... Betty Flint Treasurer . . . Darlene Bailey FRONT ROW: Amy Armison, Paul Findlay, Darlene Williams, Betty Flint, Douglas Lee, Donna Mariott, Viola Cleveland. SECOND ROW: Miss DeLisio, Steve Rice, Roberta Fiegl, Amy Armison, Helen VanOstrand, Gloria Perry, Joan Gratton. La verne Sherlock. THIRD ROW: Glenda Beardsley, Glenda Hatch, Stewart Weaver, Bill Beardsley, Connie Browne, Thomas James, Milton Hatch. BACK ROW: Diana Cronk, David Jones, Larry Truesdale, Bob Don, Karl Klein, Henry Oldenburg, Irene Carmer. FRONT ROW: Vonda Sylor, Wesley Irish, BobCooley, Willis Beardsley, Janet Bailey, Salley Gayford, Joan Gayford. SECOND ROW: Arlene Fiegl, Pat Morris, Kay Bennett, Judy Talbot, Janet Sherlock, June Griggs, Lorane Lilly, Mr. Crone. THIRD ROW: Loretta Mills, Donna Vedder, Jean Bentley. Harry Voss. Sherry Carter, Frances Green, Katherine Klein. BACK ROW: Marvin Vosburg. Max Armison, Ray Karpinski, Dave Hodnett, Everett Hull, Robert Ferrin. 32 BACK ROW: Wolfer, Irish, Thomas, Schramm, James, Rice. THIRD ROW: Wiles, Marriott, Beardsley, Armison, Closser, Bliss, Perry. SECOND ROW: Rice, Fenner. Howden, Hatch. McCarthy. Gayford. Davis, Mrs. Gowdy. FRONT ROW: Wright. Dispenza, Bliss, Faecke, Sonnleitner. Myers, Krzemien. BACK ROW: Stekl, Crouch, Green, Phinney, Marble, Wooley, Ballard. THIRD ROW: Cronk, Miller, Fairbank, Wolfer, De Groff, Nevinger, Hill, Burger. SECOND ROW: Armison, Hull, Schramm, Perry, Beardsley, Mills, Evans, Mrs. Potter. FRONT ROW: Yanda, Bailey. Kopler, Smith, Wright, Schramm, Johnson. C R A 0 [ FRONT ROW: McKerrow, Vincent, Luckey, Butler, Hennaru, Bailey. SECOND ROW: Mills, Fero, Finney. Mix, Wright, Voss, Mr. Manly. THIRD ROW: Evans, Bliss, Sherlock, Closser, Krzmien, Taylor. BACK ROW: Colombo, Hanna. Wood, Ballard. FRONT ROW: Campbell, Wilcox, Evans, Cott, Vedder, Armison. SECOND ROW: Gaus, Fiegl, Mariott, James, Failing, Budensiek, Mrs. Gelser. THIRD ROW: Kopler, Ames, Krzemein, Mowers, Beardsley, Bradybaugh. BACK ROW: Brueser, Rose, Keyes, Slocum, Wolfer. G I A 8 E BACK ROW: Miller, Stekl, Butler, Don, Tillinghast, Bledsoe, Leet, Graves. THIRD ROW: Newland, Green, Cronk, Myrcs, Hanna, Vedder. SECOND ROW: Marvin, Sandford. King, Miss Greer. Rork, Crouch, Thomas. FRONT ROW: Yager, Brown, Bennett, Cartwright, Kingsley, Evans. BACK ROW: Brown, Blake. Crouch, Blake, Stekl, Volk. Buttles. THIRD ROW: Evans, McNulty, Papke, Sherlock. Daley, DeGroff. SECOND ROW: Woolley, Cleveland, VanName, Miss Clark, Woolley, Peterson, Brueser. FRONT ROW: Hodnett, Sherlock, Mix, Gowdy, Luckey, Lee. BACK ROW: Bailey. Main, Ferrin, Holmes, Vincent, Bentley, Crouch, Folger. THIRD ROW: Taylor, Cronk Talbot, Henry Beardsley, Campbell. SECOND ROW: Brown, Wagner Sandford, Mrs. Snider, Roberts, Butler, Bliss. FIRST ROW: Kar, Gayford, Hatch, Clark, Cleveland, Ludwig. BACK ROW: Carter, Bliss, Hodnett, Harris, Roth, Burgess, Tillinghast. THIRD ROW: Kempt Sonnleitner, France, Ackerman, Morris, Oldenburg. SECOND ROW: Evans, Cronk, Hatch, Bentley, Mrs. Smith, Fuller, Kopler, Volk, Sauer. FIRST ROW: Perkins, Colombo. Evans, Smith, Schumacher, Harris, Armison. ► i 0 m l fL BACK ROW: Scerla. Daley. Bennett. Makowski, Irish. Colombo. THIRD ROW- Findlay BuT'S1 ,X' Flark' Sc yder' V“S' SECONDROW: BIeds - Spiker. Redman. Mrs. Rork Burt. Sloan. Fenner. FIRST ROW: Hatch. Hill. Jones. Beardsley. Wright Bailey BACK ROW: Ballard. Schramm, Hildreth, Cott, Herrlbert, Vincent. THIRD ROW: Smith, Gross, Sink. Bailey, Mowers, McCarty. SECOND ROW: Beers, Cartright, Wooley, Mrs. McFarland.'Carter, Wolfer, Brown. FIRST ROW: McCarthy, France, Bennett. Clark, Mills, Fenner. BACK ROW: Meyer, Bernard, Hatch. Washburn, McCarty, Hallock, MacClymont, Frazier, THIRD ROW: France, Hallock, Evans, Zarn, Smith. Luckey. SECOND ROW: Findlay, Sherlock, Hanna, Mrs. Baker, Bliss, Beardsley, Cole. FIRST ROW: Hall, Miller, Griggs, Lowrey, Rice, Irish, Gaus. BACK ROW: Luckey, Talbott, McKerrow, Fracier, Myers, Wolfer. Beardsley. THIRD ROW: Hurlburt, Sherlock, Green, Thomas, Armison, Stern. SECOND ROW: MacEwan, Krzemien Lee, Daley, Bledsoe, McFarland. FIRST ROW: Barker, Armison. Cartwright, Evans, Hall. Yager, LeMonde. BACK ROW: Sonnleitner, Ballard, Wohlgemuth, Bennett, Smith. THIRD ROW: McCarthy. Beers, Snider, Folger, Perkins, Hallock. SECOND ROW: Van Name Paulsen, Ackerman. Mrs. Lapp, McCarthy, Rauhe. Main. FIRST ROW: Cronk, Brueser, Fraxier, Flint, Evans, Volk. FIRST ROW: Fenner, Carter, Brown, Bennett, Livingston, Frazier. SECOND ROW: Peet, Snider, Swartout, Papke, Cole, Livingston. THIRD ROW: Kemp, Preston, Wolfer, Evans, Armison, Miller. FOURTH ROW: Clark, Sandford, Roth, Pennington Ballard, Evans. BACK ROW: Wilcox, Vincent, Bedwell, Bliss, McCarthy, Smith, Ludwig, Jones. THIRD ROW: Hallock, Richardson, Gayton, Harlburt, Lily, Hatch, Liederbach, Miller. SECOND ROW: Irish, Cronk, Fiegl, Smith. Mrs. Galton, Davis, Karns, Yager, Hill. FRONT ROW: Mischie, Burgess, Walradt, Flint, Gaus, Wolfe, Feldbauer, Preston. BACK ROW: Granger. Haynes, Findlay, Kolakowsk, Schubert, Fuller, Holland, Woodruff. THIRD ROW: Hodnett, McFarland. Fraizier, Lemonde, McCarty, Reese, Miller. Wolfer, SECOND ROW: Lee, Hatch, Wallace, Makowski, Mrs. Sandford, Wilcox, Burr, Fenner, Wolfer. FRONT ROW: Bennett, Volk, Morand, Cross, Basney, Bailey, Volk, Ackerman. FIRST ROW: Fenner, Smith, Preston, Aoron, Davis. SECOND ROW: Herrman, Paulsen, Paulsen. Smith, Clark, Aldrich, Barker. THIRD ROW: Houghton, Hall, Schaeffer, Henning. Snider, Snider, Rathbun, DeGroff. FOURTH ROW: Van Valkenburg, Brown, Perkins, Miss Webb, Buckley, Wells, Rudolph. FIRST ROW: Mack, Armison, Folts, Gullo, McCrary, SECOND ROW: Rice, Mauerman, Steadman, Beardsley, Beardsley, Shields, Mills, Marriott, Walradt. THIRD ROW: Snider, Beardsley, Sylor, Ellis, Rees. BACK ROW: Frazier. Kolakowski, Cook, Cronk, Evans. Cleveland, Mrs. Crawford, Thayer, Yanda, Buttles. K I I D [ II C A R T [ I FIRST ROW: Wiles. Krezmein, Wohlgemuth, Karns, Hallock. Hallock. SECOND ROW: Smith, Hopkins, Wylie, McCarthy. THIRD ROW: Shea, Barney. Veazy, Simon, Snider, Mills, Myers, Voss, Bernard. FOURTH ROW: Davis, Daley, Luckey, Mrs. Yager, Smith, Babbit, Karpinske. LEFT TO RIGHT: James. Voss. Perry, Mrs. L. Zeller. Irish, James. LEFT TO RIGHT: Snyder. V. James, D. James, Myers, Bentley, Irish. Prentice. M. James, Prentice. LEFT TO RIGHT: Covert, J. Covert, M. Covert, Mrs. Bogardus, Vossburg, Covert, W. Covert. BACK ROW: Mrs. Lombard. Watson, Mills, Belisle, Hess. SECOND ROW: Stockin, Gilbert, Shea, Beutter, Smith, Evans, Russel, Beutter. FRONT ROW: Paine, Failing, Lynip, Fleming, Belisle. BACK ROW: Mrs. Knowlton, Smith, E. Smith, Brandt, Shea, Angell. Belisle. SECOND ROW: Gilbert, Brandt, Finney, Russel. Smith, Elliott, Hurd, Montanyane, FRONT ROW: Stockin, Luckey, C. Smith, Hurd, Belisle, Nichols, Hess. BACK ROW: T. Nevinger, D. Nevinger, D. Ellwood, T. Nevinger. FRONT ROW: Beardsley, Mrs. Cornwell, P. Novak, Penny. “� ‘N on oO CCdq JUNIOR VARSITY LEFT TO RIGHT: Ann Merwin. S.«ndra Folger, Pat Curry, Marya Wolfer, Fern Armison. BACK ROW: Coach Kleinsphein, D. Towell, H. Smith, J. Mowers, M. Bennett. D. Zeller. J. Yanda. B. Stekl, J. Burgess, A. Perry, B. Rose, Manager. FIRST ROW: D. Lee. D. Jones, D. Marriott. A. Mills, M. Doud, R. Columbo R. Don, J. Winchip. Belroont BeUasl unda -Me Viells Ue Caaeserag AngeUCUe VJells Ue gelrt'O1'1 fT' BACK ROW: Coach Kleinsphen. B. Holmes, J B. Colombo, M. Doud, A. Mills. R. Hodnett Belmont Angelica Letchworth Bolivar Cuba Belmont Letchworth BACK ROW: Coach Crone, D. Zeller, C. Mills, R. Don, R. Rose. FRONT ROW: J. Mowers K. Gaus, S. Rice, D. Marriott. J. Rauhe. |. Yanda, W. Stekl, R. Rose. FRONT ROW: , D. Towell. Basketball They 35 Rushford 51 50 41 Bolivar 56 48 54 Canaseraga 66 me) 42 Rushford 64 53 51 Belfast 41 53 49 Angelica 52 46 50 Cuba 37 55 65 Belfast 46 55 it - HOLME LEFT TO RIGHT: Joel Winchip. Mr. Kleinsphen, Alan Wiles, Don Purdy, Jack Sandford, Howard Evans, Robert Vedder. MARTHA SCHMIDT Badminton LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Kleinsphcn, K. Gaus. J. Mowers, A. Mills. D. Zeller, K. Roberts. M. Bennett, S. Burgess, W. Stekl, D. Marriott, C. Mills, R. Colombo, D. Towell, Mgr. J. Rauhe. FRONT ROW: B. Cooley, R. Don OUR BASEBALL TEAM WAS REALLY, ON THE GO We Baseball 1953 19 Belfast 10 Rushford 1 Wells ville 13 Cuba 3 Bolivar 7 Wellsville 3 Cuba 5 Bolivar 2 Canisteo They 4 2 8 0 0 12 1 3 4 (Quarter Final Play) 49 H I I E $ BACK ROW: L. Walradt, P. Curry, S. Gayford, K. Walradt, F. Green, S. Carter, D. Armison, K. Klein, V. Sylor. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Graves, B. McConnell, J. Griggs, J. Sherlock, L. Sherlock, J. Thomas, S. Folgcr, D. Vedder, D. Morse, M. Cott, Z. Bailey, E. Gfeller, FRONT ROW: J. Wilcox, Co-Captain; L. Fiegl, J. Gaus, Captain. BACK ROW: S. Taylor. J. Hodnett, M. Wohlegmuth, M. Daley, K. Bennett, L. Lilly, V. Clevland, A. Fiegl, A. Armison. THIRD ROW: S. Carter, P. Sprankle, L. Smith, C. Mowers, C. Henry, B. Stekl, C. Gowdy, E. Fair bank, N. Wiles. SECOND ROW: J. Talbott, R. Fiegl, B. Flint. H. Ostrand, D. Williams, G. Hatch, M. Perkins, C. Papke, L. Morgan. FRONT ROW: S. Hildreth, W. Irish, A. Merwin, J. Hennard, Co- Captain; S. Wolfer, Captain; L. Voss, J. Griggs, J. Bliss. 6 R E E I $ BACK ROW: V. Roberts. W. Stekl, L. Lilly, H. Smith, R. Holmes. THIRD ROW: M. Vosburg, J. Mowers, H. Wright, D. Towell, A. Mills. SECOND ROW: M. Armison, R. Cooley, W. Beardsley. G. Nevinger, Mr. Kleinsphen. FIRST ROW: M. Hatch. M. Doud, R. Rose, C. Marvin, A. Haskins. BACK ROW: J. Burgess, P. Wohlegmuth, H. Voss. THIRD ROW: T. James, M. Potter, R. Vedder, M. Bennett, R. Hodnett, R. Don, D. Zeller. SECOND ROW: P. Rice, W. Roberts, D. Lee, A. Sylor, S. Potter, J. Rauhe. FIRST ROW: P. Davis, C. Mills. A. Perry, J. Yanda. A. Wiles, S. Rice. INTRAMURALS - CREEKS JUNIOR HIGH WHITES JUNIOR HICH GREENS K AT dfJAr STANDING: B. Mowers, J. Burgess, A. Perry. D. Towell, L. Lilly, J. Yanda, A. Arnold, D. Miller, L. Faecke, S. Evans. SEATED: J. Bailey, M. Doud. B. Stekl, A. Mills, P. Morris. BACK ROW: R. Fiegl, S. Bliss, J. Burgess, J. Shepherd, K. Cronk, G. Nevinger. J. Griggs. M. Wolfer. P. Evans, S. Vedder, L. Mariott. SECOND ROW: K. Roberts, F. Nevinger, E. McKerrow, G. Bliss, E. Phinney, P. Dispenza, D. Kreizmen, M. McCarthy, S. Carter, Mrs. Potter. FRONT ROW: Miss Deliso, C. Mowers, J. Wilcox, J. Thomas, S. Wolfer, B. Stekl, M. Daley, J. Bliss. H. Carter. BACK ROW: J. Evans, M. McCarthy, C. Mills, K. Bennett, P. Morris. J. Fenner. V. Krzemien, C. Kopler, N. Campbell. THIRD ROW: E. Phinney. J. Mowers. H. Oldenburg. R. Rose, P. Dispenza, E. Fairbank, J. Armison, R. Bliss. SECOND ROW: J. Bailey, L. Mills, K. Cronk. M. Taylor, R. Wiles, H. Van Ostrand. D. Miller, L. Lilly. S. Mason. FRONT ROW: Miss Smith. W. Kemp, C. Papke, S. Wolfer, D. Redmond, M. Schmidt, Mr. Manly. Mrs. Jones. SIJIIII! BAND BACK ROW: W. Roberts, A. Perry, D. Zeller, C. Mills, R. Holmes. J. Yanda, D. Towell, C. Marvin, A. Wiles A. Haskins. SECOND ROW: L. Lilly, H. Evans, R. Vedder, D. Marriott, B. Stckl, Mr. Folts, J. Rauhe C. Wolfer, A. Arnold, N. Fairbank, A. Mills. FIRST ROW: S. Taylor, P. Rice. K. Cronk, J. Gaus, P. Knibloe L. Fiegl, P. Morris, A. Hill, H. Eldridge B. Wohlegmuth, M. Wolfer. The Senior Band under the direction of Stewart Folts consists of 33 students from Junior and Senior High School. Among the activities in which the band has been engaged are County Festival at Cuba, State Festival at Fredonia, Spring Con- cert, and the Memorial Day parade. Various members have received superior ratings in both state and county festivals. We are proud of our band and its accomplishments. 56 — BACK ROW: C. Papke, E. Gfeller, D. Cronk, B. Stekl, C. Govvdy, L. Smith, M. Daley. B. McConnel, C. Mowers J. Wilcox, J. Griggs. SECOND ROW: S. Taylor, J. Hodnett, S. Wolfer, J. Thomas, M. Wohlgemuth, P. Sprankle, L. Mills, J. Burgess, S. Carter, Mrs. Pennington. FIRST ROW: R. Fiegl, W. Irish, C. Henry, M. Cott, N. Wiles, S. Folger, D. Marriott, J. Talbott, P. Fenner, J. Bliss, P. Morris. The Chorus has been working extra hard this year. Their first appearance was the Christmas Play. Members of the chorus attended the All-State Festival and the All-County Festival. They also took part in the Spring Concert. May 22nd the Chorus traveled to Rochester to make a fifteen minute broadcast. BACK ROW: R. Don, L. Trusdell, W. Stekl, J. Yanda, R. Holmes, C. Mills. G. Nevinger. SECOND ROW: J. Winchip, J. Mowers, A. Sylor, K. Roberts, M. Doud, A. Wiles, A. Mills, W. Beardsley, D. Towell. FIRST ROW: P. Findlay, W. Roberts, D. Marriott, R. Colombo. A. Arnold, H. Evans. Mrs. Pennington. BACK ROW: Mr. Wllmot, A. Haskins, J. Ellwood, R. Holmes, W. Williams, G. Gayford, V. Roberts. SECOND ROW: B. Beardsley, W. Roberts, H. Evans, T. James, P. Rice, R. Vedder, A. Sylor, S. Burgess, M. Potter. FRONT ROW: J. Lafferty, H. Wright, D. Purdy M. Potter, A. Arnold, J. Yanda, L. Lilly, K. Gaus. Ellwood, David Roth, James Gayford LEFT TO RIGHT: Dick Yanda, Kenneth Roberts, John Tony Green. „ 7„Uer Ann Merwin. ■ Mills Gary Nevinger. SEATED: Carolyn STANDING: Craig Kay Waltadi, Cat Esther McKettow. Mrs. O Mills, Maty Balia id. This organization consists of the beginning students learning the fundamentals of playing together and as they become proficient in their particular instrument they are admitted into the Senior Band. The Junior Band played for the Junior Play and the Spring Concert. J « I I 0 I B A ni o MEMBERS OF THE BAND ARE, BACK ROW: L. Cronk. L. Fiegl. R. Ames, L. Faecke. R. Crouch, R. Wiles, D. Cronk. D. Bledsoe. L. Wright, C. Kopler. J. Gayford. SECOND ROW: Mr. Folts. S. Rice, L. Talbott, E. Evans, B. Mowers, N. Campbell, J. Stekl, D. Miller. A. Folger, L. Crouch, C. Crouch. FIRST ROW: E. Hodnett, D. Roberts. J. Cronk, R. Gowdy, B. Luckey, B. Ludwig, G. Kopler, T. Sandford, L. Mix, L. Wright. Sandra Carter, Dave Roth, Carol Mowers, Mrs. Gowdy. The National Honor Society started out the year with 4 Senior girls and 5 Junior girls. The main project for the year was to be official guides. The students have presented debates and had a field trip. They were official guides for ’’Open House” of the new addition of the school in January. N H S STANDING: June Wilcox, Carol Mowers, Dave Towell, Sylvia Taylor, Helen Eldridge, Marjorie Wohglemuth. Ken Roberts. Joanne Thomas, Jean Shepherd. SEATED: Barbara Stekl. Martha Schmidt-Co-chairman, Shirley Wolfer-Co-Chairman, Mildred Daley- Secretary. BACK ROW: M. Schmidt, R. Rose, J. Burgess. FRONT ROW: A. Mills, S. Mason, H. Eldridge, B. Stekl, K. Roberts, M. Doud, D. Redmond, W. Williams. Wt, THE PEOPLES OF THE WORTH LIBRARY CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Jones, K. Bennett, W. Kemp, S. Gayford, P. Curry, H. VanOstrand, H. Oldenburg, L. Lilly, B. Flint, A. Fiegl, F. Green, D. Marriott, S. Rice, J. Talbot. senior play The rip roaring Desperate Ambrose was presented last Nov- ember by the Senior Class. This play centered around Dead Man's Gulch, when Ambrose and his friend Bert came into town and are mistaken for two of the West's most fearless cowpunchers. Every- thing is turned into a terrible state by Ambrose. The cast of characters include: Ambrose..............................John Yanda Bert.........................................Vic Roberts Dan'l ...............................Don Thomas Posie...............................Zola Bailey Stinkweed............................Art Arnold Hoot Owl Pete........................Don Purdy Probate Judge.................................Al Wiles Sheriff.....................................Jack Burgess Lena ...........................Lorraine Walradt Nancy...............................Janice Gaus Ann...................................Pat Fenner Beth.................................Joan Griggs Mrs. Sprowl.......................Martha Schmidt Stagecoach Hands .................Dick Hodnett and Wayne Williams Assistant Director..................Barbara Stekl Stage Manager................................Bob Rose 63 The Junior Class chose as their pLay, The Baby Sitter . Poor Bob has to break a date with the best girl ever, to go out with Eunice because of his staying out such late hours and Eunice would get him home early. Carrie comes to the rescue of Bob's mother who needs a baby sitter for Junior, the boss's kid. What a Time ! ! ! ! Junior's parents come home to find their poor Junior in the hands of a tyrant. The cast was as follows: Charles Marvin Mildred Daley Robert Holmes Keith Gaus Jean Shepherd Gloria Bliss Jeanette Bliss Sandra Carter David Roth Adelbert Sylor Carol Mowers Wanda Irish James Rauhe , June vVilcox JUNIOR PMV 64 HAYNES 37 BACC UAUREA1E SERVICE John Yanda Dave Redmond Carol Gowdy Ken Roberts Pete Wohlegmuth Babe Ruth Award Baseball Trophy I Santa Claus President and Science Professor Compliments of MAGEE NASH 28 Main Street Mt. Morris, New York New and Used Cars Quality Service Compliments of DR. STEFAN B. ROSE Fillmore, N. Y. 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Doud; 2. Burgess; 3. Roberts; 4. Morse; 5. Eldridge; 6. Walradt; 7. Purdy; 8. Arnold; 9. Stekl; 10. McKerrow; II. Gowdy; 12. Wohlegmuth; 13. Winchip; 14. Williams Roberts; 15. Gfeller; 16. Mason; 17. Redmond; 18. Yanda; 19. Wolfer; 20. Thomas; 21. Rose; 22. Bailey; 23 Griggs; 24. Morgan; 25. Gaus. FILLMORE FARM SUPPLY Ken. E. Roberts, Prop. J. I. Case and New Holland Sales and Service Phone 10-Y Fillmore, N. Y. RICH'S BOOK SHOP 3 So. Main St. Perry, N. Y. Office school supplies, wallpaper, periodicals, novelities TUNNINGLY MOTOR SALES Ford-Sales-Service Ph. 428-1 East Street, Nunda, New York MARY MARTIN'S DRESS SHOPPE Perry's Shoppe for Smart Women Perry, N. Y. Phone 218 ED ROSE-SPORTING GOODS Distributors MacG REGOR-GOLDSMITH, INC. and A. G. SPALDING BROS. Athletic Goods 51 Genesee Street Buffalo 3. N. Y. Compliments of MT. 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You mav work in this thoroughly accredited school toward A A Bachelor of Arts Degree (B.A.) with major or minor credit in: Biblical Literature •Economics Botany • Education Chemistry English Christian Education Finc Arts • Minors only French •German • Missions Greek Music History Physics Latin •Philosophy Mathematics Psychology Religion Spanish •Speech •Sociology .oology Bachelor of Science Degree (B.S.) with a major in science and one minor in mathematics. A Bachelor of Religious Education Degree (B.R.E) preparing for various phases ol Christian work. A Bachelor of Music Degree (Mus.B.) with one of the following majors: Music Education, Church Music, Theory. Applied Major in: Piano, Voice, Organ. Violin, or Trumpet. AM I ELIGIBLE TO ATTEND? You should meet the following qualifications: 1. A sound character and personal qualities predictive of success in college. 2. An adequate high school record, including three units in English, one unit in algebra, besides electives in science, language, history, etc. 3. Seriousness ol purpose. Often a student who made only an average record in high school can succeed at Houghton because of a new incentive and determination to succeed. CAN I AFFORD THE COST? Average expenses per semester arc: Tuition and fees $221.00 Board at college dining hall 170.00 Room 55.00 • For students majoring in music, tuition and fees amount to $232.00 Scholarship aid is available to freshmen graduating in the upper fifth of their class. Part-time tuition scholarships are available to ministerial stu- dents and tuition discounts to worthy applicants whose parents are pastors or missionaries. Student employment opportunities make it possible for a stu- dent of satisfactory scholarship to earn up to $250 of his year’s college expense. HOW CAN I OBTAIN ADMISSION? 1. Request catalog and application blanks from Registrar. 2. File application early in senior year. Inform us of any unusual circum- stances which should be given special consideration. 3. Make certain that your high school record and references are promptly filled out and submitted. U 0 YEARBOOKS Tr «Sim school