Fillmore Central School - Crest Yearbook (Fillmore, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1957 volume:

THE CREST STAFF OF FILLMORE CENTRAL SCHOOL FOREWORD Hats off to you, seniors for successfully completing the twelve most important years of your life. We hope the Crest staff has made this, your book, a pleasant reminder of the past. And to the seniors of the years to come we hope that it serves as a telescope into the future so that they may look forward with eagerness to see what lies ahead. If we have accomplished this, we can indeed say our job has been well done. The Crest Staff CONTENTS Faculty.......................4-10 High School..................11-41 Grades.......................42-48 Clubs.........................49-54 Sports........................55-64 Advertisments.................65-80 ALMA MATER There's a banner floating o'er us That we all adore. There's a sacred song and chorus Hail O hail Fillmore! Chorus Where the valley of the river Meets the eastern sky Proudly stands our Alma Mater Dear old Fillmore High As the years of time roll onward And life's work is done, Thoughts of you fond Alma Mater, Back to us will come. 2 Dear Teachers: Because of your consideration of our rights as humans, your fine discipline and the sound advice and good judgement you so willingly passed on to us in our time of need, we feel we owe you much. We want to show you our appreciation by doing some- thing great for you, and by honoring you at this time. As we leave school and enter adult life, we will never forget that you played one of the most impor- tant roles in making us into the fine Americans we hope to be. For all this and more, we, the Crest staff and representitives of the student body, dedicate this, our yearbook, to you. The Crest Staff Fillmore Central TO OUR TEACHERS 3 VIVIAN LAPP BERNICE BAKER MARIE KOPLER LEAH ZELLER JOSEPHINE BUTLER MARY GOWDY PAULINE POTTER THEOLA HAYNES DORIAN MC GOWAN ROBERT STEVENS Languages Cite. Ed. 7-9 Grade Art Art 7-12 Vocal Music JAMES WEED EDWARD WILMONT LAWRENCE GREEN PETER HINCHEY SAMUEL PAPA RALPH FRICK EUGENE KOLACKIE Industrial Arts Agriculture Science 7-9 Physical Education Business Eng. Cite. Ed. 7-9 Physical Education G rade 2 Grade 3 G rade 3 Grade 2 Grade 2 FACULTY CAROLINE SMITH VERONICA OULTON UNA GRAVES LEON SWARTOUT JUNE PENNINGTON Business Mathematics 7-12 Physical Education Science 10-12 English 7-9 DORIS RENFREW ERNESTINE MC FARLAND GLADYS SNIDER GLADYS SMITH ELIZABETH SMITH ERNESTINE MC FARLAND BERNICE SANDFORD BERNICE HASKINS G rade 4 Grade 4 G rade 5 Grade 5 Grade 5 Grade 4 Grade 1 Grade 6 LEONARD HALLMAN VIRGINIA BABBITT GERALDINE JONES MARJORIE MAIN HANNAH FINDLAY Cite. Ed. 10-12 Homemaking Library School Nurse English 10-12 FACULTY THE CALM AND COMPETENT HELEN CHAMBERLAIN BETTYELNA CHAMBERLAIN JEAN YAGER MABEL CRAWFORD AGNES GREER LINDA LOMBARD Grade 1 Kindergarten Moniter Kindergarten Grade 6 Grade 4 5 CREST STAFF 6 BACK ROW: Mr. Swartout, Evans C., Miller D., Zorn J., Abbey L., Bliss S., Taylor M., Mr. Frick. MIDDLE ROW: Armison D., Luckey N., Ricotta P., Beardsley V., Nevinger F., Oldenburg C. FRONT ROW: Woolley M., Mills C., Rich G., Campbell N. Kopler C. STANDING: Mills, C. Business Manager; Abbey L., Photography; Kopler, C. Make-up; Mr. Frick, Advisor; Woolley, M. Art; Campbell, N. Assistant Editor; Mr. Swartout, Advisor. SEATED: Rich G., Editor. ADMINISTRATION Mr. William Garwood, Mr. Robert Fiegl, Mr. Wilson Kopler, Mr. J. Whitney Shea, Mr. Charles Smith, Mr. Andrew Haynes. BOARD of EDUCATION MRS. LOIS SWARTOUT MISS MARJORIE MAIN Office Secretary School Nurse This page is sponsored by LYLE A. BLISS 8 ANDREW F. HAYNES Supervising Principal BURT SWALES Vice-Principal and Guidance Counselor RALPH KLEINSPEIN Vice-Principal and Grade Co-Ordinator and MR. FRICK OUR DRIVERS: Mr. Faeke, director. Mr. Papke up and under, OUR CUSTODIANS: Mr. Rice, manager SENIORS HISTORY Many years ago, when we were at the cute and devilish age of five or there abouts, we began our great experiences in the big brick schoolhouse here at Fillmore. Little did we know of what the future held in store for us. We were patiently guided by the gentle hands of our teachers for seven years, learning that K-A-T spells cat, that 1+ 1=3, and to read sentences like “See Dick go.” We all seemed to get along very well together, never causing any trouble for our wonderful teachers. (It’s a lie. So what!) In 1952, we graduated from sixth grade to Junior High, another big step in our lives. There was never anyone more excited or happy than we, or, more scared! We were really big shots now, sort of on our own. Our freshman and sophomore years were as thrilling as all the rest. We chose our majors and induldged in subjects which were to be harder than anything we had had, according to upper classmen. In these years the boys began J. V. sports and kids joined the chorus and cheerleading squads. Our J unior year was one in which we had to work together and make important decisions for the good of the class. One of our first important decisions was that Mr. Swales and Mr. Folts were to be our advisors. We then began our many projects to raise money to go to Washing- ton. During these projects we found time to decide on our class rings. The most delightful of our projects was “Swing Your Partner,” which was our Junior play. This year passed quickly because we were kept busy between keeping up our school work and earning money. Then all at once we were Seniors. At first it didn’t seem possible that this was it. For some this final year was a last minute rush to take the subjects we wanted, or needed. For others it was a year with less burdens. We took important position in clubs and school organization now that we were Seniors. We had a few money raising projects, but these few were very delightful and exciting. First was our Senior play, “Strickly Formal,” then came the night of our Acqua- marine Ball, which was our Senior Prom. A King and Queen and a court were chosen by secret ballot of grades seven through twelve. Then came our final treat of the school years--our trip to Washington, after which the night soon came when Mr. Haynes called us each by name and we stepped forward and received a piece of paper which was our ticket to the future. Thus we left the halls of F. C. S., in which we were given years of guidance and help by some wonderful people with whom we shared many wonderful times and experiences. Upon leaving the halls of F. C. S., we end the history of the Class of 1957. 12 SENIOR ADVISORS COLORS: Blue and Silver FLOWER: Rose SONG: Rose and a Baby Ruth MOTTO: Concentration is my motto, first honesty, then industry, then concentration. Andrew Carnegie MR. SWALES MR. FOLTS CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT, Frank Lane VICE-PRESIDENT, David Weller SECRETARY, Marya Wolfer TREASURER, Dawn Miller 13 LEROY JAY ABBEY “Cheer up, You’ll die tomorrow. Science, Air Force. Winter Sports Carnival 3; Crest 1,2,3,4; Space 4; Projection Club 1,2,3,4; Photo- graphy 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Biology Club 2; Bowling 3. VIVIEN KAY BEARDSLEY “If you are angry, count to four; If your very angry, swear.” Secretarial and Business, Beauty SchooL F.H.A. 1,2,4; Crest 1,4; Space 1,2; Junior Play and Senior Play; Decoration Committee 3,4. BETTY JEAN BAILY “She loves one, but which one?” Science and Art, Beauty SchooL Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Play Days; Space 1,2,3,4; Stu- dent Council 4; Biology Club 2; Standard Bearer; Decoration Committee 3,4; Senior Play. JUDITH MAE ARMISON “If you have knowledge, let other light their candles by it.” Secretarial Practice, Stenographer and marriage. Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Bowling 4; Space 1, 2,3,4; Play Days; National Honor Society 3; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Class Reporter 3,4; Senior and Junior Play Alfred Fall Festival 3,4. LAURA BELLE BLISS “Our days on earth are as a shadow.” Homemaking, Undecided. Intramurals 1,2,3,4; F. H. A. 1,2,3,4; Biology Club 2. 14 RONALD RORK BLISS ‘‘It’s men who work, women who weep, and the sooner it’s over, the sooner we’ll sleep.” Business, Be a millionaire. Baseball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2; Winter Carnival 2; Bowling 2; Junior and Senior Play; Driver’s Training; Bowling League 4; Waltz Expidition 3. DAVID ALBERT DAVIS “Ask and learn.” Math and Science, Chemical Engineer. Soccer 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Bad- minton ‘.,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3; Senior Play; G nservation Club 1,2. KATHLEEN CRONK “Give your tongue more holidays than your head.” Business and Homemaking, Business School and Mar- riage. Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Co- Caption 4; Cheerleading 1, 4; Play Days 2,3; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Class Secretary 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Girl’s State 3; All State Chorus 4; Biology Club 2; Junior and Senior Play; Driver Train- ing 4. KEITH CLOSSER “Always put off tomorrow, what you can do today.” Agriculture. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,4; Soccer 4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Driver’s Training. PATRICIA EVANS “I shall go to him, but He shall not re- turn to me.” Homemaking and Art, Marriage. Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Bowling; Library Club 1,2,3,4. 15 JAMES EDMUND GAYFORD “A person must have a certain amount of intel- ligent ignorance to get any- where. Math and Language. Col- lege. Winter Carnival 3; Intra- murals 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3, 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Junior and Senior Play; Spanish Club2,3,4; Projection Club; Driver’s Training; Honor Society; President of Spanish Club 4; Bowling 4. LINDA LOU FAECKE “To err is human, to forgive is divine. Vocational Stenography, Work and Mar- riage. Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1; Junior Play; Senior Play; Intramurals Co-Captain 1; Alfred Fall Festival; Typ- ing Contest 3,4. PAUL FULLER “A man who sits and watches the clock, may become just one of the hands.’ Agriculture. Undecided. Bowling 3,4; Intramurals 2,3,4; Basket- ball 2,4; Winter Carnival 1,2,3,4; Base- ball 3,4; F.F.A. 2. ANTHONY M. GREEN “When we stop to think, we often miss our opportunity. Math and Science, North University or Fenn College. Intramurals 1,2,3; Winter Carnival; Space 1,2,3,4; Projection Club; Biology Club 2; Senior Play; Waltz Exibition 3; Math Club 4; Driver Training. DANIEL HENNARD “Live and let live. ’ Agriculture. Service (Navy). Soccer 2,3; Basketball 3,4; F.F.A. 1,2,3, 4. 16 ANDREA DEE HILL “That’s O.K. I'm use to hardships.” Art. College in Arizona. Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Play Days; Bowling; Co-Captain 4; Photography Club 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Art Club 3; Stamp Club. EVERETT HULL “A little competition is a good thing and severe competition is a blessing.” Agriculture; Air Force then Marriage. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Class Treasurer 2; Pro- jection Club. LARRY HOWDEN “Into each life some rain must fall, some days must be dark and dreary.” Math and Science. College or Armed Forces. Soccer 3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Biology Club 2; Driver’s Training 4; United Nations Delegate 4. ANDREA FREDRICKA JONES “Ah, but a mans reach should exceed his group, or whats a Heaven for?” Science and Homemaking. Nurses Train- ing. Intramurals 4; Space 4; Senior Play. EUGENE HULL “If first you don't succeed, try try again.” Agriculture. Air Force. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Projection Club. 17 PAUL KNIBLOE “Eat not to dullness, Drink not to el- evation. College. Math and Science. Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 3,4; Soccer 3,4; Ping Pong; Winter Carnival 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Junior Play; United Nation Dele- gate 3,4; Driver’s Training 4; Intra- murals 1,2,3. RICHARD MARRIOTT “We live not to ourselves, our work is life. ’ Agriculture. Farmer. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 3,4; F. F.A. 1.2,3,4. JOHN KOPLER “Wine is a mocker; drink is raging. Agriculture. Farmer. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Junior Play. DAWN MILLER “Life is hard, Gee—Ain’t it fun.’ Business, Science, Art. Brockport State. Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 3,4; Soccer 3,4; Ping Pong; Winter Carnival; Foul Shooting; Biology Club 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Junior Play; United Nation Delegate 3,4; Assistant Director 4; Intramurals 1,2,3. FRANK PETER LANE “All human wisdom is sumed up in two words, wait and hope.' Latin, Spanish, Math. Col- lege. Winter Carnival 3; Senior Class President 4; Student Council 2,3; Latin Club 1, 2,3; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3; Junior and Senior Dance Com- mittees. 18 CHARLES MILLS “Twas a rough night.” Math and Science. Electrical Engineer. Soccer 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Intra- murals 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Captain of Soccer 4; Biology Club2; Driver’s Train- ing; Student CounciL JULIA LYNETTE RICE A man worth while is one who can smile when everything goes dead wrong.” Vocational Stenography, Secretarial School. Intramurals 1,2.3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; F. H.A. 1,2,3,4; Junior Play; All State; Driver’s Training 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Operetta. BARBARA JEAN MYERS “You will never walk alone.” Secretarial Work. Secretary and private secretary. Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Bowling; Captain of Greens; J. V. Cheerleader; F.H.A.; Chorus; Business Manager; Senior Play. STEPHEN RICE “Be sure you are dead right, then go ahead.” Industrial Arts. Air Force. Basketball; Intramurals 1,2,3; Project- ion Club 4; Library Club 2; Biology Club 2; Driver’s Training. CARLTON LEE PERRY “Drink hearty ye fellows, for tomorrow ye may die.” Agriculture. Undecided. F.F.A. I.2.3.4. 19 MAX a SMITH “The one who laughs last, laughs best.” Math and Science. College. Bowling, Winter Carnival 3; Volleyball 3; Table Tennis 3; President of Junior- Class; F.F.A. 1; Biology Club, President 2 years. BEVERLY WAYNE THOMAS “Wine, Women and Song.” Art and Agriculture, Service. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Soccer 1,2; Baseball 1,2; F.F.A. 1,2; Projection Club 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3,4. MELVIN KARL SONNLEITNE “Those who work hardest, succeed the quickest.” Agriculture. Undecided. Bowling Team 4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Sec- retary 3; Driver’s Training. CATHERINE MARY TOY “Is not life a hundred times too short for us to bore ourselves? Homemaking. Work and Marriage. Intramurals 2,4; Bowling League 4. JAMES ARTHUR STEKL “It is a rough road that leads to the heights of greatness.” Math and Science. Soccer 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1; Foul Shooting 2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3; Winter Carnival; Biology Club 2; Senior Play, President 2; Driver’s Training; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Operetta 2. 20 DAVID L. WELLER “Something’s rotten in Fillmore. Math and Science. Chemical Engineer- ing. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3; Soccer 2; Foul Shooting 1,2,3,4; Biology Club 3; Student Council 2; Class Vice-President 2,3,4. SUZANNE MARIE WOLFER A stitch in time saves nine.” Business. Rochester Business SchooL Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Senior Play;F.H.A. 1,2,4; Space 4. ROBIN WILES “Man cannot live by bread alone.” Industrial Arts, College, Air Force. Projection Club 3,4; Space 1,2. MARGARET LOU WOLLEY “There is only one kind of poverty, and that is to have no love in the heart.” Art and Science, Marriage. Crest 3,4; Art Editor 4; Space; Spanish Club 2,3; Biology Club 3; Junior Class Secretary; National Honor Society 3,4; Junior Play; Driver’s Training. MARYA F. WOLFER “Talk happiness, the world is sad enough.” Homemaking, Beauty School and Marriage. Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Cheerleading 1,2,3,4; Sec- retary of Freshman Class, Treasurer 3,4; Band 1,2,3, 4; Crest; Space; Junior and Senior Play; Biolog,- Club; F.H.A. 1,2,4; Chorus 4; Photography Club. 21 RICHARD WAYNE YANDA Dick Ambition isnota vice of little people. Agriculture; Army; Baseball 1,2,3; Soc- cer 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2, 3; FFA 1,2; Junior Play; SeniorPlay; Blue; Rose and a Baby Ruth ; Spagetti; Rock Hudson. SENIOR PLAY, Left to Right; Sonnlightner, Thomas, Armison, Myers, Green, Steikl, Beardsley, Bliss, Wolfer, Gayford, Faecki, Cronk. SENIOR PLAY 22 CLASS PROPHECY LEROY ABBEY- happily settled down with--------on his one acre farm on the Pevie Road. JUDY ARMISON- with Steve now awaiting the arrival of the sixth. Now have five boys-Girl? JEAN BAILEY- Still sitting by the fire, rocking, knitting. Will Don ever call? VIVIEN BEARDSLEY- Moved to Canton with Curt, who is now a head custodian. LAURA BELL BLISS- is now the new Homemaking teacher at F.C.S. RONNIE BLISS- still blowing wild, but hasn’t been to any New Years Eve parties lately. KEITH CLOSSER- we hope this is his last year in history class. He is discouraged. KAY CRONK- taking Cecil B. DeMille’s place at Columbia Motion Picture Studio. DAVE DAVIS- on an oceanliner to France instead of down the Genesee River on a raft. PAT EVANS- just finished the gown for the first lady to wear at the Inaugural BalL LINDA FAECKE- now with Paul in the city of Rochester and working at Kodak. PAUL FULLER- world’s champion bowler and still driving the green truck. JIM GAYFORD- now has a car for the paper route. No more New Years Eve Parties. ANDREA HILL- director of the Philharmonic and guest of Orturo Tuscaninni next Wednesday. TONY GREEN- now owns the Arthur Murray Studios. BAN HENNARD- basketball coach at the new high school on the Pevie Road. LARRY HOWDEN- owner of the Democrat and Chronicle, but is still late every morning. EVERETT and GENE HULL- now have their own farm with trips to Buffalo and Nunda. ANDREA JONES- now is the speaker of the House of Representatives. Great public speaker. JOHN KOPLER- with Lola down on the Wilmont farm raising chickens. PAUL KNIBLOE- now fills Einstein shoes for which he has studied long and hard (in History.) FRANK LANE- an official organizer for New Years Eve Parties. Also can dodge Doctors. DICK MARRIOTT- with Donna on the farm in Botsford Hollow driving a gray Studebaker. BARB MYERS- cheerleader for Penn State and married to the Dean. DAWN MILLER- with Bill in the greenhouse at Hume keeping busy with the flowers. CHARLES MILLS- head communicator at LaGaurdia Air Field with Lorna as his secretary. CARLETON PERRY- busy with the coon hounds. Excellent dogs. JUDY RICE- head secretary to the President of the United States. STEVE RICE- has a three acre farm in Short Tract. MAX SMITH- overnight scientist . . Has a secret invention with no patents yet. CATHERINE TOY- has been elected President of the United States. MELVIN SONNELEITNER- worn out three cars in a year making trips to Wellsville. JIM STEKL- now in partnership with his father. He got tired of carrying groceries. BEVTHOMAS- selected by the Town Board to act as Village policeman. DAVE WELLER- with Ruth living with her folks. Ruth is teaching Latin and Dave has the farm. ROBIN WILES- has graduated from flying scale model airplanes to flying jets. MARYA WOLFER- with Bob out in North Dakota. He is still in the service. SUZANNE WOLFER- working as a clerk in the five and dime store in Rochester. MARGARET WOOLLEY- now living in Pennsylvania with Ellis and is at last happy. DICK YANDA- now known as Dr. Yanda. He decided to make medicine his career. 23 MOST ATTRACTIVE Viv and Bev BEST DANCERS - Jim, Tony and Kitty PRETTIEST HAIR Andy and Charlie THINNEST - Laura and Max MOST ATHLETIC Jim and tet MOST IMPROVEMENT John and Barb BEST FARMERS - Everette, Gene and Mel 24 MOST ARTISTIC Margaret BEST DRIVERS Paul, Judy Suzanne BEST PERSONALITY Frank, Dawn MOST IN LOVE Linda, Dave MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED THE LONG AND SHORT OF IT Robin and Steve MOST MUSICAL Andrea and Dick WITTIEST Ronnie Paul, Kay MOST Dave Davis DRAMATIC Dan Hennerd MOST BROKE Keith Closser LeRoy Abbey BEST FIGURE Mary a Wolfer Dick Marriott MOST EVEN TEMPERED Judy Armison Carlton Perry 26 SENIOR WILL Judy Cruise Joyce Beardsley Dick Wolfer Dick Rose Pudge Taylor Nancy Campbell Carolyn Mills Nancy Luckey Gary Feigl Linda Marriott Jim Vincent Florence Nevinger Sydney Vedder Bonnie Mowers Carol Fowler Helen Grant Ann Voss Carol James Gale Rich Joy Wilcox Dorothy Armison Susan Bliss Virginia Krzemein J udy McConnell Leon McKerrow Connie Kopler Margaret Woole wills her pencil sharpener and her black sweater. Judy wills you her ability to stay unattached. Dawnie Miller wills you her ability to get by with a weak stomach. Jim Gayford wills to you his ability to smoke and not get caught, especially in front of his parents. Frank Lane wills you his ability to sit through classes without leaving because of boredom. Dave Davis wills his scientific mind so she can design a jet to transport her to and from Perry and Pete. Carlton Perry wills his boxing gloves to help improve her fighting ability. Bev. Thomas wills his ability to keep right around the monument in Warsaw with other people cars. Charlie Mills wills, you his ability to get through the grade lunch line without being caught. Marya Wolfer wills her ability to stay in snow banks in Centerville all night without being rescued. Tony Green wills his permanent seat in Miss Oulton’s room. Jeannie Bailey wills Flossie the right to get a job fixing tractors at Roberts Farm Implement Company. Judy Armison wills you her ability to make public speeches in English classes and also her charm at the Potters. Ron Bliss wills to you, Bonnie, his ability to make a hasty purchase at Chucks. Sue Wolfer wills you her ability to get the answer book from teachers. Andrea Jones wills her power-packed bowling ability. Linda Faecke wills to Ann her ability to do case problems in Business Law. Barb Myers wills her ability to talk in Business Law without getting caught. Kitty Toy wills you her position as official trouble-maker in Religious In- structions class. Paul Fuller wills his wheelbarrow which rolls by pushing a cigarette lighter and with no danger of auto accidents. Andy Hill wills Dorothy her ability to run to classes on time. John Kopler wills you an inside lock to the broom closet. Viv Beardsley wills you her place at Beardsley’s next year and her ability to bring her single dates into the kitchen. Carlton Perry wills you his temper to go with your red hair. Kay Cronk wills you her ability to get out of Centerville. Jim Stekl wills you his ability to take the family car to Letchworth. 27 WASHINGTON 8. Sue Wolfer 9. Catherine Toy 10. Jim Stekl 11. Marya Wolfer 12. Frankie Lane 13. Kay Cronk 14. Charlie Mills 1. Max Smith 2. Jimmy Gayford 3. Judy and Steve Rice 4. Paul Knibloe 5. Larry Howden 6. Dawn Miller 7. Ronnie Bliss On Sunday eve- ning, June 16, Baccalaureate was held. Rev. Jen- nings addressed the Seniors, and Rev. Shaffer delivered the invocation. Rev. Mae Shaffer during her address. The graduates as they march in. The Junior Standard Bearers leading the Seniors. BACCALAURATE The High School Chorus Rev. Gorden Jennings Paul delivered his speech on June 21, as did Frank. Dr. Wesley Haines was the principal speaker. Several of the Seniors were also members of the High School Band. Kay, Dawn, and Jean stand in front of the building before the great night. Steve, Gene, Everret, Dan, Dave, Andrea, and Paul take a breather, too. After die graduation, the graduates are received by die public, and congratulated. The whole class is in view as Marya receives her diploma. JUNIORS BACK ROW: McConnell, Cruse, Rose, Wolfer, Vincent, Armison. THIRD ROW: Fowler, McKerrow, Wilcox, Krezmien, Mills, Kopler, Voss. SECOND ROW: James, Mowers, Grant, Beardsley, Campbell, Fowler. FIRST ROW: Marriott, Rich, Feigl, Taylor, Luckey, Vedder, Advisors, Miss Oulton, Mr. Papa. JUNIORS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Gary Feigl VICE-PRESIDENT: Maureen Tarlor SECRETARY: Gale Rich TREASURER; Nancy Luckey Compliments of the ROCHESTER GAS AND ELECTRIC CO. 34 JUNIOR PLAY BACK ROW: Rose, Mills, Fiegl, McKerrpw, Cruse, Hull, Vincent, Armison, Wolfer. SECOND ROW: Mowers, Kopler, Campbell, Bliss, Wilcox. FRONT ROW: Luckey, Taylor, Vedder, Rich, Marriott. On May 10, 1957, the Junior class had its Junior Prom. Their Emperor of the Oriental Springtime was Mr. Papa and the Empress was Miss Oulton, the class advisors. p R O M Carolyn Mills Mr. Papa Miss Oulton Don Hennard The Prince and Princess This page is made possible through the courtesy of TOWNERS STORE Fillmore, New York 36 View of the grand march with The guests having a good time. S3SSV1D BACK HOW: Sandford, Graves, Brown, Stekl, Hennard, Miller, Mix, Papke, Cronk. SECOND ROW; Myers. Woolley, Vedder, Butler, Woolley, Nicholson, Green, Ferm, Marvin. FIRST ROW, Standing: Mrs. Potter, Advisor; Evans, James, Luckey, Thomas, Roos, Bennett, DeGroof, Mr. Wilmot, Advisor. FIRST ROW, Sitting: Leet, Yager, Stekl, Volk, Gowdy, Rork, Peterson. SOPHOMORES CLASS OFFICERS President.....................................Jerry Volk Vice-President.................................John Stekl Secretary Treasurer...................Ruth Gowdy This page was made possible through the courtesy of STEKI BROS. HARDWARE and THE ALLEGANY LUMBER CO. 38 FILLMORE COOPERATIVE G.L.F. INC. Feed, Fertilizer Farm Supplies custom grinding BACK ROW: Campbell, Bliss, Hotchkiss, Carter, Hooper, Daley. THIRD ROW: Cronk, Bennett, Crouch, Cronk, Cleveland, Burgess, Bentley, Crouch. SECOND ROW: Mr. Hall- man, Reed, Cleveland, Hotchkiss, Armison, Howard, Gayford, Columbo, Mrs. Graves. FIRST ROW: Ferm, Evans, Gilbert, Breusser, Fuller, Ackerman, Folger, Buttles. FRESHMEN BACK ROW: Roberts, Meyers, Zorn, Vincent, Minner, Sandford. THIRD ROW: Taylor, Newland, Roper, James, Kingsley. Main. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Gowdy, Karpiniski, Toy, Volk, Oldenburg, Ludwig, Martin, Mr. McGowan. FIRST ROW: Milgate, Michell, Wagner, Morris, Kemp, Sonneleitner, Talbott. FILLMORE FARM SUPPLY J. I. Case New Holland Kenneth E. Roberts Fillmore, New York EIGHTH BACK ROW: Clark, Beardsley, Vincent, Irish, Hodnett, Henry, Evans, Tillinghast. THIRD ROW: Manges, Hildreth, Smith, Butler, Prentice, Clark, Snider, Hooper. SEC- OND ROW: Mr. Green, Advisor; Stanton, Daley, Bently, McCarthy, Sciera, Speicher. Hill, Mrs. Babbitt, Advisor. FIRST ROW: Bennett, Woolley, Talbot, Pye, Brown, Bailey, Stanton, Hatch. BACK ROW: Bailey, Ferrin, Makowski, Mix, Mowers, Hatch, Beach. THIRD ROW; Peterson, Redman, Fleming, Sink, Ellwood, Irish, Findlay, Bently. SECOND ROW: James, Carter, Beardsley, Burr, Harris, Bledsoe, Akerman, Jones, Bennett, Mrs. Potter, Advisor. FIRST ROW: Hatch, Grant, Colombo, McCarty, Mills, Sloan, Bailey, Evans. GRADE 40 BACK ROW: Findlay, Wolfer, Myers, Green, McCarty, Beardsley. SECOND ROW: Rice, Mrs. Pennington, Foss, Smith, Armison, Rich, Bennard, McEwan, Mr. Swartout, Hall. FRONT: Bledsoe, McFarland, Hotchkiss, Evans, Lane. Irish. SEVENTH BACK ROW: Mr. Lusk, Skinner, Peterson, Washburn, Talbott, Luckey, Lemonde, Miss Smith. SECOND ROW: Luckey, Miller, France, Zorn, Ferm. THIRD ROW: Cole, Gilbert, Roos, Irish, Beardsley. GRADE BACK ROW: France, McClymont, Voss, Burnside, Hatch, Nevinger, Mr. Frick. SECOND ROW: Vager, Clark, Lemonde, Rocitta, LaFrance, Thomas, Griggs, Hall, Lowary. FRONT: Schlict, Beardsley, Dailey, Fraiser, Krezmein, Acker- man. 41 BACK ROW: Grant, Mulkin, Bennett, Folger, Moore, Pennington, Kemp. SECOND ROW; Nevinger, Nevinger, Smith, Evans, Cooley, VanName, Miller, Miss Greer. FIRST ROW: Carter, Frazier, Wolfer, Papke, Beach, Cronk. SIXTH GRADE BACK ROW: Ballard, Hallock, Frazier, Sandford, Smith, Rauhe. SECOND ROW: Flint, Bennett, Main, Evans, Mrs. Haskins, Sonnleitner, Peet, McCarthy, Volk. FIRST ROW: Evans, Beach, Jeffords, Brueser, Paulson, Swartout, Snider. BACK ROW: Hill, Lilly, Bliss, Hodnett, Haynes, Richardson, Skinner. THIRD ROW: Volk, Beardsley, Miller, Wolcott, McCarthy, Swartout, Mrs. Smith. SEC- OND ROW: Miss Carol Hartley,(Cadet) Lowery, Frazier, Nowark, Basney, Vea- zey. FIRST ROW: Gaus, Irish, Bailey, Cross, Wolfer, Burgess. FIFTH BACK ROW: Beach, Frazier, Findlay, Burr, Wolfer, Dodge, Jeffords. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Smith, Miller, Hatch, Le- tnonde, Mishie, Gayton, McFarland. FIRST ROW: Bishop, Smith, Terrey, Feldbauer, Davis, Flint. GRADE BACK ROW: Fuller, Moore, Kolakow- ski, Schubert, McCarthy. THIRD ROW: Stanton, Holland, McCarthy, Ludwig, Cruse, Hotchkiss. SECOND ROW: Wal- lace, Makowski, Smith, Ferm, Wetter, Wilcox, Mrs. Snider. FIRST ROW: Cronk, Hatch, Dell, McNamara, Yager, Ackerman. 43 BACK ROW: Karpinski, Sylor, Babbitt, Bernard, Mills, Folts. SECOND ROW: Smith, Beardsley, Walradt, Hopkins, Baker, Simon. FIRST ROW: Wiles, Wylie, Cronk, Barrett, Miss Lombard, Davis, Jeffards. FOURTH BACK ROW: Burgess, Cook, Snider, Yanda, Mrs. McFarland, Volk, Gullo. SECOND ROW: Rice, DeGroff, Luckey, Buckley, Miller, Bennett, Shields, Paul- sen, Veazy. FIRST ROW: Wolcott, Aldrich, Marriott, Soule, Preston, Bar- ney, Walradt, Schaeffer. Compliments of NORTHERN ALLEGANY OBSERVER GRADE BACK ROW: Beardsley, Myers, Hal- lock, McCarthy, Kolakowski, Voss. THIRD ROW: Smith, Snider, Wilcox, Brown, Wells, Mills. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Renfrew, Frazier, Ackerman, Paulsen, Daley, Guilford. FIRST ROW: Smith, McCrary, Davis, Steadman, Cleveland. BACK ROW: VanName, Krezemein, Beardsley, Buttles, Wolfe, Sciera, Lilly, Myers. THIRD ROW: Leet, Thayer, McNamera, Whalen, Foils, Brown, Manges, Parmenter, Mrs. Baker. SECOND ROW: Wilcox, Davis, Beardsley, Skinner, Lemonde, Smith, Hallock. FIRST ROW: Feldbauer, Kalokowski, Bliss, Bunting, Clark, Barney, Irish, Ashcraft. THIRD GRADE BACK ROW: Shields, Sylor, Mack, Smith, Talbott, Simon, Nowak. THIRD ROW: Hallock, Gross, Irish, Thomas, Dell, Beach, Barrett. SECOND ROW: Evans, Frazier. Bishop, Main, Findlay, Paulson, Hume. Mrs. Kopler. FIRST ROW: Keough, Peet, Cooley, Fowler. Myers, Arnold, Guilford. BACK ROW: Mason, Moore, Cleveland, Denisron, Thayer. THIRD ROW: Fox, Wilcox, Hatch, Alderman, Rees, Young. SECOND ROW: Mills. Miller, Veasey, VanName, Hatch, Howard. FIRST ROW: Yanda, Mishic, Evans, Hennard, Sink. SECOND BACK ROW: Speicher, Whalen. THIRD ROW: Mills, Yanda, Kniblue, Wilday, Frazier. SECOND ROW: Klein, Haynes, Parker, Hallock, Sandford, Howden, Bal- lard, Parmenter, Lafferty. FIRST ROW: Folts, Lawton, Steadman, Hodnett. BACK ROW: Clark, Beardsley, Burr, Preston, McKerrow, Patterson, Miller, Findlay, Moore, Mrs. Lapp, Gillette. SECOND ROW: Simon, Urbanczyk, Bar- ney, Voss, Wylie, Ellwood, Ellis, Wells, Pennington. FIRST ROW: Mills, Stock- ing, Wolfer, Welch, Morris, Perry. BACK ROW: Basney, VanName, Cole, Mills, Frazier, Washburn. SECOND ROW; Clark, Beardsley, Stocking, Cooley, Sandford, Talbott, Gillette. FIRST ROW: 'Arnold, Mishic, Tisdale, France, Veazey, Ellis, Bailey, Teacher, Miss Cham- berlain. FIRST BACK ROW: Smith, Smith, Harris, Miller, Mrs. Hodnett, Hotchkiss, Fox. SECOND ROW: Sylor, Beach, Wilmont, Beil, Preston, Hildreth. FIRST ROW: Snider, Guilford, Bent- ley, Curran, James, Beardsley, Terry, Bingham. GRADE BACK ROW: Miss Erbland, Win- ship, Hallock, Kolakowski, Hume. Hodnett, Wolcott, Smith. SECOND ROW: Hodnett, Bailey, James, Morris, Thayer, Thomas. FIRST ROW: Voss, Beardsley. Hennard, Holland, Beardsley, Smith, Gayford, Mrs. Sandford. TABLE ONE, Left Side-Clockwise: Illerbraus, Tucker, Nevinger, Wolfer, Stocking, Miller, Beardsley, Beeman, Irwin, Irish. TABLE TWO: Right Side-Clockwise: Carpen- ter, Burch, Urbanczyk, Beardsley, Bingham, Basney, Ashcraft, Whalen, Luckey, Minnier, Benson. TABLE THREE, Left Side-Clockwise: Bennett, Winchip, Frazier, Wilson, Wilcox, Kozlowski, Morris, Hennard. TABLE FOUR, Right Side-Clockwise: Patterson! Thomas, Bunting, Shields, Evingham, Young, Yanda, Spicer, Akerman, Hall. STANDING: Wilday, Steadman, Ricketts. BACK ROW; Mrs. Chamberlain. Miller, Akerman, Deniston, Stanton, Bleistein, Lafferty, Wolfer. FOURTH ROW; Klein, Enty, Bailey, Moore. Ballard, Thayer, Baker. THIRD ROW; Mason, Slater, Boyer, Hatch, Swales. SECOND ROW; Voss, Jeffords, Smith, Hallman, Cleveland, Hodnett. Beardsley. FRONT: Patterson, Fox, Knowlton, Buckley, Burr. K I N D E R G A R T E N ACTIVITIES LIBRARY CLUB BACK ROW: Papke, Kemp, Butler, Mowers. THIRD ROW: Taylor, Wagner, Harris, Snider, Oldenburg. SECOND ROW: Evans, Grant, Evans. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Jones, Wooley, McCarthy, Jones, Evans. FILLMORE SPACE BACK ROW: Papke, Armison, Miller, Green, Rose, Campbell, Roberts, Burgess. THIRD ROW; Mr. Papa, Mowers, Marriott, Wolfer, Talbott, Kopler, Krezmein, Beardsley, Taylor. SECOND ROW: Columbo, Armison, Volk, Meyers, Spiecher, Siera, Mrs. Penning- ton. FIRST ROW: Manages, Ludwig, McCarthy, Bailey, McConnell, Rork, Cleveland. 50 LATIN CLUB BACK ROW: Gary Fiegl, Jim Vincent, John Mix, Maureen Taylor, Dorothy Armison, Esther Frem, Mrs. Gowdy. FRONT ROW: Joy Wilcox, Beverly Luckey, Susan Bliss. SPANISH CLUB STANDING: Margaret Woolley, Becky Ferm, Dick Rose, Dick Wolfer, Steve Taylor, Dave Campbell, Ted Sandford, Frank Lane, Dan Colombe, Jim Gayford. SEATED: Carla Oldenburg, Nancy Campbell, Judy Gayford, Connie Kopler, Mrs. Gowdy. STUDENT COUNCIL BACK ROW: Steve Papke, Bob Bailey, Dave Roberts, Sue Bliss, Maureen Taylor, Miss Oulton. SEC- OND ROW: Donna Nevinger, Dan Lane, Gail Rork, Sharon Miller, Linda Gross, Mrs. Potter. FIRST ROW: Mr. Swales, Barbara Myers, Kay Cronk, Frank Lane, Dawn Miller, Charles Mills. PEP CLUB BACK ROW: Pye, Mowers, Woolley, Mc- Carty, Bailey, Beardsley. THIRD ROW: Hatch, Brown, Vedder, Roose, Hatch, Thomas. SECOND ROW: Gowdy, Woolley, Beardsley, Bailey, Rork, Yager FIRST ROW: Roose, Nevinger, Colombo, Papke, Sloan, Marvin. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS of AMERICA BACK ROW: Bliss, Marvin, Woolley, Rice, Miller, Green, Wolfer. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Babbitt, Advisor; Leet, Beardsley, Vedder, Thomas, Roos. DeGroff, McCarty. FIRST ROW: Bunles, Yager, Nevinger, Wolfer, Cronk, Vedder, Beardsley. FUTURE FARMERS of AMERICA BACK ROW: Brown, Zorn, Sonnleitner, Volk, Hennard. THIRD ROW: Crouch, Bliss, Myers, Perry, McKerrow, Cleveland. SECOND ROW; Armison, Cronk, Bennett, James, Roper, Bennett, Mr. Wilmont, Advisor. FIRST ROW: Cronk, Hull, Marriott, Hull, Closser, Kopler. CHORUS BACK ROW; Roberts, Abbey, Hotchkiss, Bliss, Rose, Thomas, Wolfer, Zorn. THIRD ROW: Rice, Papke, Cronk, Bliss, Gayford, Taylor, Yanda, Stekl, Mix, Hodnett. SECOND ROW: Nevinger, Bliss, Taylor, Talbott, Evans, Toy, Morris, Fuller, Hotchkiss, Cronk, McConnell, Nicholson. Wolfer. FIRST ROW: Krezimen, Gowdy, Thomas, Folger, Oldenburg, Gayford, Mitchell, Campbell, Luc key, Kopler, Ferm, Rich, Director Mi. Stevens, Piano Player Bonnie Mowers. Under the direction of Mr. Stevens, the Chorus has been mighty busy this year. It has participated in a Joint Assembly with Mrs. Pennington’s English group and has taken part at Easter Time. Also it was well represented at Belmont at all-county Chorus Fes- tival. The Chorushas done music from the Rogersand Hammerstein Musical ’'Oklahoma” and from Stainers The Crucifixion . There has been popular music such as Small Hotel and spirituals such as Where You There . They have done some numbers from the past years and some new music this year. We all hope next year’s Chorus will be as successful. 53 SENIOR BAND JUNIOR SPORTS Nancy Luckey, Connie Kopler, Bonnie Mow- ers, Beverly Lackey, Vivien Beardsley. BACK ROW: Dan Hennard, John Stekl, Dick Wolfer, Bev Thomas, Jim Stekl, Paul Knibloe. FRONT ROW: Keith Closser, Rich Mar- riott, Dave Weller, Gary Fiegl, LaVerne Cronk, Chas. Mills, Coach Green. VARSITY BASKETBALL BACK ROW: Myers, Marriott, Cronk. FRONT ROW: Folger, Thomas, Gayford. CHEER - LEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Myers, Cronk, Marriott, Folger, Thomas, Gayford. JUNIOR VARSITY LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Hinchy, Stekl, Zorn, Henard, Hodnett, Myers, Bliss, Miller, Campbell, Cronk, Kopler, Taylor, Cronk, Columbo, Roberts. 57 BASEBALL SEATED: Jim Martin, Don Myers, Don Hennard, Keith Closser, Gary Fiegl, Paul Knibloe, Steve Taylor. STANDING: John Findlay, Jim Stekl, Jack Zorn, Dan Hennard, Dick Wolfer, Charles Mills, Dave Roberts, Dave Davis, Coach Hinchey. This year's Baseball team, combined with ex- perienced veterans and rookies, and under the coach- ing of Mr. Hinchey, has played fourteen games with the schools of the surrounding area. When asked to describe his team, Mr. Hinchey stated that the hitting was excellent, pitching ade- quate, and the fielding very spotty. Their co-oper- ation was good, as was their spirit, and their future looks promising. 58 SOCCER BACK ROW: Mr. Kolacki, D. Hennard, K. Closser, S. Stekl, D. Miller, D. Wolfer, J. Zorn, R. Brown, J. Volk, P. Knibloe, J. Cronk. FRONT ROW: L. Cronk, D. Graves, C. Cleveland, J. Cronk. D. Roberts, C. Mills, G. Feigl, D. Campbell, D. Davis. Fillmore Vs. Rushford............0-6 Fillmore Vs. Nunda...............2-8 Fillmore Vs. Belmont ...... 4-1 Fillmore Vs. Alfred-Almond. . . 0-4 Fillmore Vs. 'Nunda..............3-9 Fillmore Vs. Belmont.............0-2 Fillmore Vs. Alfred-Almond. . . 3-2 Fillmore Vs. Alfred-Almond . . 3-0 Playoff Game 59 FOUL SHOOTING Armison BOWLING Green, Abbey, Bliss, Knobloe, Fuller. TOURNAMENTS VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT Smith, Wiles, Abbey, Howden, Fowler, Yanda, missing, Stekl. David Davis Badminton Champion TOURNAMENTS Jim Stekl, Paul Knibloe, LaVern Cronk, Steve Stekl Foul Shooting Champions Pat Evans, Marya Wolfer and Mrs. Graves Ping-Pong Doubles Champions 61 Marya Wolfer, and Mrs. Graves Badminton Champion BACK ROW: Taylor, Armison, Armison, Rice, McConnell, Marvin, Burnside. SECOND ROW; Mills, Green, Kopler, Morris, Cleveland, Toy, Vager, Beardsley. Bailey. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Graves, Thomas, Luckey, Roos, Oldenburg, Rork, Toy, Breusser, Evans, Evans. FIRST ROW; Ackerman, Evans, Cron, Miller, Wolfer, Mowers, Leet, Vedder. INTRAMURALS BACK ROW: Jones, Bliss, Nicholson, Cruse, Wolfer, Talbott, Facke, Krezmein. THIRD ROW: Butler, Kemp, Gowdy, James, Sonneleiter, Voss, Marriott, Vedder. SECOND ROW: Newland, Beardsley, Volk, DeGroff, McCarthy, Ludwig, Gayford, MichelL FIRST ROW: Grant, Folger, Nevinger, Luckey, Hill, Meyers, Buttles. BACK ROW: Green, Graves, Miller, Stekl, Bliss, Fuller, Speicher. SECOND ROW; Mr. Hinchey, Smith, France, Cronk, Cronk, Rose, Kopler, Bennett. FIRST ROW: Martin, Hennard, Zorn, Beardsley, Talbott, Stanton, Beardsley. GREEN INTRAMURALS WHITE BACK ROW: White, Mr. Hinchey, Taylor, Thomas, Myers. SECOND ROW; Wolfer, Mix. Hodnett, Bliss, Sandford. FIRST ROW: Cronk, Colombo. Campbell, Feigl, Roberts, missing, Stekl. 63 Come on, come on, Come on!! ! Oh, will they never make it? Girls and boys softball push race. Dave in flight! Keith leads the boys while Nancy leads the girls. ADVERTISING LUCKEY AND SANFORD GARAGE Ford Service Ford Parts Buy BAMBY BREAD It's good « FILLMORE FEED SERVICE Fillmore, N.Y. Gordon L. Smith, Owner Purina Chows Seeds Fertilizers Mobile grinding mixing Bulk Lime spreading 66 WELLSVILLE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TUTTLE ROCKWELL CO. EDW. DAVIS Horne11, N. Y. Stuben county's largest department store V ROCKWELL PERRY CO. ▼ Perry, N. Y. Wyoming county's largest department store ROCK GLEN 67 BLAIR STUDIO Photography par excellence PORTAGEVILLE GARAGE HOUGHTON COLLEGE BOOKSTORE KENDALL SERVICE STATION - Dalton DAVIS MOTEL BOSS'DINER - Portageville FRANKO'S RED WHITE L. R. WALCOTT - Pike SANDFORD SON - Hume PERRY GIFT SHOP m CUBA SPECIALTY MFG. CO. Manufacturers of GEE'S Minnow Trap and STAR Crab Trap Houghton, New York Compliments of HOUGHTON SHOE REPAIR SHOP J. C. Panish, Prop. Compliments of DR. ELON C. WILES Compliments of MC CARTHY'S DAIRY BAR LAWTON MOTOR SALES General Auto Repair Body and Fender Work Batteries Accessories Sinclair Gas and Oil Houghton, New York SCHLICT GENERAL STORE Groceries, Frozen Foods- Fresh Fruits Sc Vegetables Dry Goods Souvenirs Gas and Oil Portageville, New York Compliments of GLENN BURGESS Hospital Sc Accident Insurance Houghton, New York THE WORD BEARER PRESS Houghton, New York Elisabeth A. Eyler, Manager Compliments of GENESEE FALLS HOTEL Portageville, New York Compliments of BURT'S PRINTING SERVICE Dalton, New York SLAWSON LUMBER CO. Manufacturers and Wholesalers Hunt, New York Phone Dalton 43 Compliments of SERVICE STORE Open Until 9 P. M. Compliments of DR. ROSE FILLMORE Compliments of NEYGUS DRY GOODS Hume 68 Moving-Up Day, May 29, saw many a good time and many honors be- stowed upon hard working students. Among them was the crowning of a Queen, Sydney Vedder, who was selected by the fa- culty to reign over her court of the other candidates from the other classes. The pictures above show Gary Feigl accepting the Sen- ior banner which the Juniors will proudly display un- til they must give it up to the next succeeding class, next year. The Seniors gave to their classmates gifts to remember their years at Fill- more Central. DE SOTO PLYMOUTH DEALER THE WARSAW ELITE SHOPPE Towing Day and Night Ladies and Children's Apparel Warsaw, N. Y. 52 Main St. Congratulations from ARCHWAY HOME STYLE COOKIES Warsaw, N. Y. ADONNINO BROS. Perry, New York Ford Motors GLEM ROCK Where Particular people eat. Mt. Morris THE RIDGE FILLMORE TELEPHONE CO. Service with a Smile Mount Morris ZINGERELLAS READY TO WEAR PIKE GARAGE 91 Main Street Mt. Morris Sales International Trucks Service Phone Castile - 143-f-2 Pike, New York MT. MORRIS FURNITURE CO. Compliments of GAINSVILLE GARAGE Mt. Morris, N.Y. ALLEN MONUMENTS CO. CLARK’S GREENHOUSES Since 1909 - Largest Stock in Western N. Y. Open week- Flowers for all occasions days and evenings Cut flowers and Plants Mt. Morris Gaylon Clark, Proprietor Phone Castile HY37704 CASTILE GREENHOUSE Pike, New York Castile, N.Y. Compliments of FILLMORE MEAT MARKET ANGIES Kenneth Barnard--124 Rock Glen CHASEY’S GARAGE LESTER J. WARD The Rexall Store Castile Fillmore, New York FEISTER'S FOOD MARKET W. W. GRIFFITH OIL CO. Silver Springs, N. Y. Richfield Firestone Choice Meats - Quality Groceries Warsaw, New York Phone Silver Springs Hyacinth-37718 A. R. PERRY C. W. TARPLEE Awnings, Tarpaulins, Rossburg, New York CARMICHAEL TIMME HARDWARE and Canvas Supplies Castile, New York Perry, New York VAN SLYKE'S SHOES CASTILE FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE Castile, New York 77 North Main St. Warsaw, New York GORMLEY'S WARSAW MEN'S SHOP Newspapers, Magazines, Ice-cream, Candy, Cigars. Warsaw, N. Y. Sam J. Lombardo, Prop. Authorized Dealer ROCK OF AGES Mt. Morris MINERVINO CHEVROLET Family Monuments Sales Service Warsaw, N. Y. Phone 230 KEENEY'S STORE Warsaw, N. Y. Mt. Morris, N.Y. 70 Compliments of ifi| JOHN SEXTON AND CO. SILVERLAND National Chain Wholesale Grocers ROLLER RINK P.0. Box 1677 Pittsburgh 30, Penna. Silver Lake, N. Y. 72 WARSAW AUTO RADIATOR REPAIR Erv P. Forsberg MC DERMOTT’S TRAILER SALES North Main Street Warsaw, N.Y. Live the modern way--the mobile way. TONY'S SHOE REPAIR Warsaw, N. Y. VAN SLYKES SHOES 77 North Main St, Warsaw, New York Compliments of GLEN ROCK Where particular people eat. PIKE GARAGE Sells International Trucks and Service Phone Castile 143-f-2 Compliments of CHARM CENTER Perry, N.Y. TUNNINGLEY MOTOR SALES Authorized Ford Dealer Towing, Collision and Body Work Nunda 248-1, Nunda, N.Y. FIRESTONE STORE, Warsaw. New York Petroleum Products Pavilion 2942 Compliments of DR. HOMER J. FERO Houghton, N.Y. BARKER'S DEPT. STORE Houghton, N.Y. NUNDA FURNITURE STORE Furniture, Appliances Floor Coverings 12 East Street, Nunda, N.Y. Compliments of RYAN INSURANCE ALLEN MONUMENTS CO. Since 1909-Largest Stock in Western N. Y. Open week- days and Evenings Mt. Morris GORMLEY'S Newspapers, Magazines, Ice-cream, candy, cigars, Sam J. Lombardo, Prop. Mt. Morris Compliments of LANKTONS SHOE STORE, Perry REESE'S NATIONAL BRAND STORE FRANK MANN, General Insurance Pike, N.Y. DUNE AN DRY GOODS STORE Nunda, N.Y. CASTILE GREENHOUSE Castile, N.Y. NUNDA LUMBER YARD Complete Building Supplies Phone HO. 8-3860 Nunda, N.Y. COFFIN'S RAINBOW RESTAURANT Nunda, N.Y. Congratulations ARCHWAY HOME STYLE COOKIES Perry, N. Y. C. W. TAPPLEE Awnings, Tarpaulins and Canvas Supplies Perry, N.Y. 73 Let us make your house or home ROBERTS FURNITURE STORE Phone 2621 Fillmore, New York Compliments of CLIFFORD WATSON L. R. WOLCOTT Pike, New York Compliments of MAGGIE JOE'S BARBER SHOP Fillmore, New York C. J. WINCHIP SON Mobilgas and Oil LAMONDS RESTAURANT Fillmore, New York Compliments of LIPPMANS Perry, New York M. J. KERSHAW Jeweler, Perry CHUCKS SERVICE STATION Fillmore, New York KLEINHENZ MOTORS WINEBURG GLEASON, 100 Main Street Homell, New York Compliments of A. MCHENRY CO. Quality Jewelers For over a century 106 Main Street Hornell MARKET BASKET Fillmore, New York M. E. TUNNINGLEY INC. Nunda, New York PHILLIPPI PONTIAC DeSoto-Plymouth Sales and Service Nunda, New York Hopkins House 8-9911 THE JENNY SHOP We Curl up and Dye for You L. S. GELSER SON Clarence Miller, Owner Coal, Cement, Mason Supplies SANDFORD'S KENDALL SERVICE Phone 123 FILLMORE FURNITURE STORE Gifts, Toys, Paint, Floor, Wall Phone 63A NOAH'S ARK Mt. Morris CANYON CABINS Castile CHUCK'S SERVICE STATION Fillmore, N. Y. 74 THR TRADING POST Silver Springs PERRY KNITTING MILL Makers of Nitey Nite Sleepers Compliments of FILLMORE HOTEL FISH'S BODY SHOP Phone 143 Fillmore, N. Y. GEORGE THOMAS, Electrician FILLMORE OPERA HOUSE RICKETTS AND SANDFORD GARAGE Ford farm machinery and service Hume, N. Y, O. W. BEARDSLEY SON Hardware, Heating and Plumbing Hume, N. Y. Compliments of ED'S RESTAURANT Compliments of CLARA PAPKE Compliments of ALTON SYLOR Electrical Contractor KAY'S BEAUTY BAR - Hume, N. Y. GEORGE THOMAS, Electrician CHARLES GILLESPIE'S BARBER SHOP - Hume PEG’S BEAUTY SHOP Mrs. Stewart Folts, Prop. Fillmore, New York Phone 42 M Compliments of THE RAY 76 KOPLERS SNAPS 77 P. E. COLLINS, Belfast FLOYD SCISSON SONS GARAGE, Belfast ARTS ELECTRIC, Belfast MARION SHOPPE, Belfast RED WHITE STORE, Belfast BELFAST SERVICE STATION SWAINS CUT RATE, Belfast CHARLES BENNETTE, Belfast EDMUNDS STORE, Belfast LITTLE STUDIO, Perry RICH’S BOOK STORE, Perry ROBERT’S DRUG STORE, Perry AYER PHARMACY, Perry LANNY’S BEAUTY SHOP, Houghton BONADONNA GROC., Nunda NUNDA CLEANERS HELEN’S BEAUTY SHOP, Nunda NUNDA SODA BAR WESTERN AUTO, Nunda HABURLEN DEAL HARDWARE, Nunda BRYAN’S DRUGSTORE, Stor STAN’S SUPERMARKET, Nunda CORMER GROC., Warsaw Compliments of WARSAW DAIRY WARSAW JEWELERS LANDESTLER QUALITY BEVERAGES, Warsaw STUART CHRIST INSURANCE, Warsaw Compliments of FILLER CHEVROLET OLDS. WARSAW BOWLING CENTER MAHA FLORISTS, Warsaw TRESCOTT JEWELRY, Nunda JOSEPH’S JEWELRY, Mt. Morris LOUIES ATLANTIC SERVICE, Mt. Morris ZECHES, Warsaw WARSAW VARIETY SHOP REGANS MARKET, Warsaw JACKS NEWS ROOM, Warsaw RICHARDSON’S FLOWER SHOP, Perry MARCO INN, Perry PEDDLE HARDWARE. Perry FRANCES DINETTE, Perry MAC DONALDS JEWELERS, Perry BASSETT’S STUDIO. Perry JAY'S YARN SHOP, Perry HOUGHTON JEWELERS, Perry DECKER'S RECORD STORE, Perry MORGAN'S GROCERY STORE, Perry KING SCOTT, Perry JOE BRACONE, Castile DECKER'S CONFECTIONERY, Perry COLOMBO'S RESTAURANT, Silver Springs SWANTEE'S GENERAL STORE, Gainsville Warsaw REID SMITH OIL, Warsaw WHITE’S KENDALL STATION, Warsaw WARSAW DRY CLEANERS WYOMING VALLEY STATIONER’S GLICK HUDES, Warsaw HIRSCH MOTOR’S, Perry SAM GARBO'S FRUIT STAND, Castile NOLAN’S BARBER SHOP, Silver Springs GEORGE V. SCURA FIRESTONE, Mt. Morris ROBERT’S, Mt. Morris SHELL SERVICE STATION, Mt. Morris GEO. ERBACH'S, Mt. Morris THE RECORD SHOP, Mt. Morris FRANK’S BARBER SHOP, Mt. Morris LEANNE'S BEAUTY SALON, Silver Springs BARNEY’S BARBER SHOP, Silver Springs MC FARNAHN’S, Castile FRANK’S BARBER SHOP, Castile SKILL BROTHERS, Rock Glen ELWELL SERVICE STATION, Castile WORKINGMEN STORE, Mt. Morris COLES DRUGS, Mt. Morris CHUCKS FRIENDLY SERVICE, Mt. Morris JOSEPH REDDER, Jeweler, Castile THE CASTILIAN, Castile BIKE TOY SHOP, Castile PHELPS RESTAURANT, Castile LAMONT GENERAL STORE, Castile WHITES VARIETY STORE, Perry CASTILE GARAGE MC COLLS KENDALL SERVICE, Nunda 78 W. K. FOLGER Beans-Grains-Fertilizer Rossburg, New York W. GLENN SEDAM, INC. Goodyear McCreary Tires Master Re-treaded tires Phone 217 Perry, N.Y MONTESANTO’S School Jackets and Award Sweaters Mt. Morris Perry PARKWAY FROSTOP On Route 19A Castile, N.Y. We specialize in Pizzaburgers Also chicken-in-the-basket, french - fries, steaks Hamburgs Hotdogs 79 Hospital Equipped Homelike atmosphere Best of food and care Licensed Nurses on Duty At all hours CREEK SIDE NURSING HOME We invite your inspection C Dr. M. LeRoy Fancher — Dr. Bessie M. Fancher h'2 yet ns of consecrated service ■jn examo e o’- sacrificial investment n the souno acaaemic training o’- Christian youtn at writ for Houghton Col 80 m --- 'Xjwa