Friendship Central School - Panorama Yearbook (Friendship, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1956 volume:

Foreword BETWEEN THE COVERS OF THIS BOOK THE YEARBOOK STAFF IS ABLE TO PRESENT THE SPIRIT AND LIFE OF FRIENDSHIP CENTRAL SCHOOL. WE HAVE SET FORTH SOME OF OUR ACCOMPLISH- MENTS AND VICTORIES WHICH WE HOPE WILL CONVEY TO YOU THE PORTRAIT OF OUR SCHOOL AS IT IS, AND AT THE SAME TIME PRESERVE FOR US THE MEMORY OF MANY HAPPY TIMES. IF WE HAVE ACCOMPLISHED THIS, WE SHALL FEEL THAT OUR WORK HAS NOT BEEN IN VAIN. 1956-Vol. IV Table of Contents Seniors 5 Classes 15 Activities 27 Sports 37 Administration 47 Dedication To Del A. Mancuso, we dedicate this 1956 Pano- rama. His guidance to the Yearbook Staff and the Student Council have been invaluable. In fact this yearbook and those before it probably would not be in existence without his time-consuming all-out effort. For his patience and understanding in all contact with the students, his inspiring classes, and his interested concern in all of us, we wish to ex- press our gratitude. NORBERT BEHRINGER Mischief's o part of him. MARY ANN BUZZARD Modesty it the grace of the soul. DOROTHY CANFIELD Nevor soy more than i� necewary. RUTH FARNUM The variety of thing� form pleasure.' KEITH FEASTER 'He may � eem quiot but he'� really riot. MARJORIE GRAY 'She seem� jo near and yet so far. Wh On DONNA HACKETT lots of pep and full of fun, Donno's around things really hum. Jonesie IRVIN HAU I loof and invito my soul.' RONALD HART The rule of my life is to moko business A pleasure and pleasure my business.' CHRISTINE HOFFMIRE High school days hove their delights But I prefer high school nights. Steve LOIS HOPKINS This gal has her future planned, I think that it includos a man. DORIS JONES A head for facts; There's nothing she lacks. NANCY LANE I'll ipeok In o monstrous littlo voice.' YVONNE LIGHT A womon thot blushes is better. Than one that turns pole. JUDY MIDDAUGH I go hand in hand with thought. GEORGE REOINGTON If you're there before it's over. You're on time. WAITER REED Walter was o chemist, Walter ain't no more,- 'Couse what he thought was H O was H SO Vonnio Hot-rod 9 Ann Skitsie Shortie Gwen WILMA REED spoko ploin and to the purpose. CECILE RUFF When there's fun on the program. She's always on boord. DONNA STUCK Oh to hove o little house. ANN TAIBETT The Yearbook's hor pride and joy. GWENDOLYN WENTWORTH A smile for every girl. Two for every boy. FRANK WILLIAMS Mon of few word arc the best men. ROBERT WINANS When Soharo's sands become muddy. That's the time I'll like to study. Our Last Will We, the undersigned members of the graduating class of nineteen hundred and fifty six, being mentally and physically stable, do hereby proclaim this document to be our last will. I, Norbert Behringer, leave my trapping equipment to Bob Burdick. I, Monroe Blouvet, leave my romantic nature to I, Royce Brown, leave my red hair to Coach Mc I, Dean Brownell, leave my ability to argue wi Snyder. Mr. Hood to Susan I, Mary Ann Buzzard, leave Carl's new Ford to Fordy Easton. I, Dorothy Canfield, leave my quiet d eposition to Nancy Straight. I, Rufh Farnum, leave before it's too late. I, Keith Feasfer, leave my enormous size to Inc Heary. I, Marjorie Gray, leave my ability to get thee in the nick of time. I, Donna Hacketf, leave Mrs. Roland in peace and quiet. I, Irvin Hall, leave my green Ford to my sistei Dolores to wreck. I, Ronald Hart, leave my stretched out belt to Mike McCarthy. I, Christine Hoffmire, leave my ability to go eady to Pete Mapes. I, Lois Hopkins, leave my contacts in Wellsville to Judy Lane. I, Doris Jones, leave all the answers to someone who doesn't know them. I, Nancy Lane, leave my freckles to Skip Swisher. I, Yvonne Light, leave my stylish clothing to whoever has the nerve to wear them. I, Judy Middaugh, leave my keen driving ability to next year's driver's training class. I, Walter Reed, leave my wrestling ability to Jimmy Feoster. I, Wilma Reed, leave my homemaking ability to Sandra Burris. I, Cecile RufF, leave my French Horn for ever and ever and ever. I, Donna Stuck, leave with joy instead of sorrow. I, Ann Talbett, leave my position os Editor of the Yearbook to anyone who has the time. I, Gwendolyn Wentworth, leave my singing ability to Patty Garmong. I, Frank Williams, left in the middle of the year. I, Robert Winans, leave being the last of the Winans. 12 The Whiz Kids” CHARACTERS Archer Kingsley Amy Kingsley Norolee Yvonne Light Buck Dean Brownell Bunny Nancy Lane Lola Lovejoy Judy Middaugh Bertie Monroe Blouvett Gladys Tydings Donna Hackett Burwell Underhill Walter Reed Dade Darnell Irvin Hall Sarah Winch Doris Jones Amber Brown Christine HofFmire Calomel Smoot Keith Feaster Director Mrs. Ardith Burns Senior Trip FIRST ROW: Jeanette Williams, Fordus Easlon, Dolores Hall, Karon Dunning, Ellen McMahon, Kathleen Cummins, Jeanne Whitwood, Joy Schwab, Joan Shelley. SECOND ROW: Ellen Foster, Eric Hookor, Susan Snyder, Joanne Thurston, Duane Burrows, Rose Cimbrici, Carolyn Murray, Diane Confer. BACK ROW: Erma Jordan, Carlton Hameister, Fredrick Allen, Robert Burdick, Word Clork. CLASS OFFICERS: Duane Burrows, President; Richard Kordish, Vice-President; Carolyn Murray, Secretary; Susan Snyder, Treas- urer; Mr. Arthur Hood, Advisor. CLASS OFFICERS: Judy Lane, President; John Pierce, Vice Presi- dent; Patricio Cummins. Secretary; Patricio Garmong, Treasurer; Advisors, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burns. FIRST ROW: Patricio Garmong, Evo Hadsell, Irvin Austin, Lois Wright, Beverly Lamb, William Swarthout, Sylvia Storms, Yvette Poquin, Dwain Howell SECOND ROW: Judy Lane, Burt Taber, Nancy Straight, Jerry Swiff, Alice Hart, Norma Herrick, Ethan Allen Mopes, Anita Ward, Glenda Skinner, Carol Baxter. LAST ROW: Betty Lou Hardy, Wilma Henry, Sally Ann Wentworth, Michaol McCarty. David Heary. Honry Macler, Margaret Lamphoru. Patricia Cummins, John Pierce. Class of 1959 CLASS OFFICERS: William Zocher President; lo- Vorne Schneidor, Vico-Prosidont; James Feaster, Secretary; Harry Buzzard, Treasurer; Mr. Del Man- cuso. Advisor. FIRST ROW: Barbara Petfnot, Laurita Whitford, James Feaster, Jane Jones, Justin Thompson, Linda Howell, Mory Hostel, Howard DeVore, Jacqueline Whltwood. SECOND ROW: Edythe Williams, Fredrick Herrick, Thoodore Stevens, Tonio Zenoski, Sandra Skinner, Joan Livergood, Harry Buzzard, Sandra Burris. THIRD ROW: Donald Hoary, Robert Gleason. Virginia Scott, Phillip Straight, loo Sholley, Robert Blocks, Dalo, Skinner BACK ROW: Donald Livergood, Earl- etta Hobbs, LoVorno Schneider. Patricia McCarthy, Loren Weir. Roger Weir. Seventh Grade FIRST ROW: Ruth Middough. Theresa Hamilton, Martha Williams, Dole Carlin, Nancy Eichelberger, John Teller, Jeanette Hooker, Gerald Wright, Thomas Stuck, Ronald Decker, Rita LoRuche, Jano LoRuche. SECOND ROW: Connie Stockman. Sandra Carney, James Smith, Joyce Clark, Susan Grocno, Charlone Dickens, Ronald Clark, Jean Burdick, Janico Taber, Nancy Sullivan. Dean Skinner, Barbara livorgood. Folge Potter. THIRD ROW: Karen Hardy, Prudence Hopkins, Stanley Swisher, Paul Moclor, Jamas Livorgood, Stanton Biddle, Molly Thompson, David Wentworth, Sally Lane, Vivian Cummins, Jane Holl. Linda Paguin. BACK ROW; Robert Davidson, Robert Borron, Calvin Brocy, Julia Lorrow, Gloria Hughes, Karen Norton, Kenneth Hadsell, Ronald Thurston, Richard Light, William Wolfer. Eighth Grade FIRST ROW: Jeanette DeVore, Carolyn Hodge, Dole Burdick, Terry Storms, Virginia Lunn, Nancy Hameister, Earl Jones, Nancy Doner, James Schneider, Kathryn Utter, Mar.e Gleoson. Peggy Mcrrifield. SECOND ROW: Victor Burrows, Nancy DufFy, Barbara Powell, Josephine Whitwood. Ernest Clark. Roy lomb, Marilyn Borrott, Mary Susan Shoff, Amy Kay Schwab, Donna Wolfer, Dcloros Amos, Barbara Little. THIRD ROW: Judith Thur- ber, Ann Jordon, Wesley Talbett, Mark Hampton, Karen Ruckle, Patricio Mopes, Regina Foster, Janet Thompson, Patricia Straight, Lonny Carlin, Kenneth Otto. BACK ROW: Harold Warner, Lois Bleeks, Sondra Hernblom, Elizabeth Kordish, Charles Skinner, Lloyd Johnson, Gordon Reed, Edwin Pierce. Donald Jodwm. Mrs. Miller’s Fifth Grade FIRST ROW; William Hardy, Barbara Murray, Douglas Brown, Judy Burdick, Arthur Sullivan, Donald Farnum, John Clark. SECOND ROW: Ruth livergood, Mary Lou LaRuche, Charles Wiser, John Spear, Patricio Swisher, Sondro Monn, Timothy Storms. BACK ROW: James Bliss, Charlotte Hughes, Timothy Hampton, Stephen Cole. Gloria Tanner, Thomas Toibeft, Noncy Scutt. Mr. McKendricks Sixth Grade FIRST ROW: Albert Little, Barbara Warner, Marilyn Sworthout. Ronald Lamb, Neala LoRuche, Jerry Burdick. Lyvonne Whitford. SECOND ROW: Emily Lamb, Mary Barron, Olin DeVore. Fred Sullivan, William Austin, Rodney Pepper. BACK ROW: Russell Scott, Thomas Snydor. Vicki Norton, Holon Swift, Robert Fostor, Raymond Hadsell. Mrs. Barresi’s Fourth Grade FIRST ROW: Norman Fleming, Sharon Whitwood, Donna Me- Duffee, Sharon Biddle, Patty Sullivan, Thelma Howoll, James Youmans, Roger Hopkins SECOND ROW: Earl Potter, David Hess, Robert Bliss, Dionn Ritter, Sue Allen. Tina Schwab, Linda Jordan, Walter Williams. BACK ROW: Marcia Lorrow, Michael M-orsman, Nelda Swift, Francis Cook, Jack light, Douglas Weber, Margaret Hood, Lawrence Skinner. Mrs. Burdick’s Sixth Grade FIRST ROW: lindo Schwab. James Gray. Belh Bentley, Patti Thurston, Carol Feaster, Paul Tuttle, Roy Warner. SECOND ROW: Katherine McCarthy, Karen Eichelbergor, Pauline Potter, Doris Wentworth, Janet Whitwood, John Burris. BACK ROW: Linda Ruckle, Sylvia Wiser, Albert Plorce, Judy Swift, Kathleen Heary, Sam Straight. FIRST ROW: Ellen Hanks. George Mopes. Constance Lamb. Hel- en De Goyler, Jonice Davis, Sylvia Morehouse, Sally Barron, Nancy Lamb. SECOND ROW: Betty Warner, Ronald Bliss, Bruce Storms, Clarence Clark, Gary DaHill, William Poquin, Carol Kopczynskl. BACK ROW: James Rogers. Gordon Lanphere, Susan Canning. William Sherman, Roy lorrow. Sidney Von Gilder. Robert Morrifield, Nancy Murray. Miss Palmer’s Fifth Grade FIRST ROW: William Mulford, Michael Duffy. Bruce Mulford. Harold Burdick, Thomas Carlin. Dovid Bissell, Stanley Gere. SECOND ROW: William Homilton, Nancy Farnum, Charlene Hameister, Raymond Foster, Ronald Hess. Helen Kordish, Janet Simmons. BACK ROW: Betty Rogers, Ellery Gere, Winifred Mors- man, Carol Zacher. Charles Jordan, Carole Reed, James Pierce. Mrs. Keenan’s Second Grade FIRST ROW: Thomas Baxter. George Hamilton, David Grcono, Raymond Palidor, James Garmong, Karon Bissell, Toby Stock- man, Alice Tanner, Joan Plummer. SECOND ROW: Cheryl Aylor, Arthur Simmons, Linda Reisman, Frances Murray, Beth Scutt, Gail Norton, Robert Ritter, Kenneth Vossler, Jean Bliss. BACK ROW: Beverly Cummins, Marguerite Warner, Maxine Youmans, Leola Cook, Ann Hompton, Donald Skinner, Loren Van Gilder, Mickie Hurd. Mrs. Black s Third Grade FIRST ROW: David Cummins, Peggy McDuflee, Paul Calhoun, Roxie Guilford, Alan Mazza, John Plummer, Ernestine Podden, Francme Mancuso. SECOND ROW: David Miller, Dottie Jo Hunks, Suson Lewis, Mary Talbett, Richard Cimbricz, Robert Wilcox, Mariory Nowton, Conrod Kruger. BACK ROW: Nora Lee Mullane, Alan Stuck, Allen Mohilo, Thomas Warnor, Douglas Clark, Mary Dol lllobrun, Donna Hall, Robert Hadsoll, Robert Burns. Miss Blossom’s First Grade FIRST ROW: Linda Lewis, Sandra Sherwood, Rosaline Gee, Sheila Biddle. Jean Mopes, Rosa Clark. Roberta Miles, Linda Palidar. SECOND ROW: John Francis. Alfred Morehouse, Dennis Miles, Stephen Hughes. Sandra Coso, John Barron, Jamos Grecno. Michael Youmons. BACK ROW: Cothorinc Fleming, Mark Herrmann, Nettie Moo Wentworth, Faye Hess, Marjorie Wentworth, Linda Pierce, Marilyn Gray, Donold Burdick. Mrs. Sanford’s Third Grade FIRST ROW: Dolores DaHill, Dovid Wright, Gory Smith, Roger Cose. Boverly Swcndson, Swollen Sworthout, Edword Palidor. Karon Borgsten. SECOND ROW: Beniamin Whitwood. Herman Cummin , Neil Clorke, Dovid Mope . Wilson Miles, John Stuck, Elio Mae Calhoun, William Tanner, Richard Schwob. BACK ROW: Gary Canning, Jerry Word. Francis Paquin, Richard Cole, Lora Pierce, Alberto Pierce, James Merriom, Penny Davidson. Miss Robinson’s Second Grade FIRST ROW: Laura Davis, Donna Swondson. Wili am Talbott, Judy Duffy, Allan Morehouse, Jonathon Wolf, Gail lunn. Joseph Kopczynski, Cheryl Hills SECOND ROW: Diane Clark, Marsha Pepper, Linda McCarthy. Allieta Stuck, Morell Brainard, Harry Allen, Donald Weir, Wayne Allen, Daniel Middaugh. BACK ROW: Patricia Potter. Gary Warner. William LoRuche, David Newton. Douglas Youmons, Leona Cook, Dawn Dodson, Richord Rogers, Karen Logue. Mrs. Hamilton’s First Grade FIRST ROW: Wilma Kruger. Noncy Colhoun. Claude Hamilton, Mark Mozzo, Lance Whitford, James Hosmer, Constance Clemens, Etta Smith, Marilyn Mulkin. SECOND ROW: James Clarke, James Schwob, William Davidson. Kathleen Burns, Barbara Cummins, LoVernc Allen, Kathryn Mulione, Claudia Clemens. Gail Emerson. BACK ROW: Jill Roland, Stephen Paquin. Danny R.ttor, Daniel Carney, Brion Spear, Roberta Hamilton, Nancy Sherman. Bonnie Stillmon, Mary Stuck. Kindergarten — Mrs. Eichelberger FIRST ROW: Delia Mancuvo. Mary Lou Clemons, Dean Guilford, Mary Ann Cimbrici, Beverly Carney, Gory Dickens. David Freeman. SECOND ROW: Martha Padden, Nancy Bergjten, Brenda Ingraham, Steven Hurd, Thomas Allen, Martha lanphere, Beverly Mullanc. BACK ROW: Stocy Stockman. Solly Crane, Gory Stillman, Edward Roismon, Dennis Clark, Gail Koubek, Cynthia Dieter. Kindergarten — Mrs. Hartley FIRST ROW:Bonnie Rogor� , Bet� y Jones, Jocolyn Swartout. Vickie Gee, Barbara Sul- livan, William Carney, Linda Stuck. SECOND ROW: Glenda Shofer, Ruth Ballerstein, David Carney, Barbara Pahdar, Barry Miles. Jean Paquin, Janet Von Gilder. BACK ROW: Daniel McCarthy. Laura Simmons, Kathy Strahan, Bruce Wolf, William Ritter, Regina Adomowici. Student Council For the Council this has been a trying year. Criticisms hove been plentiful and perhaps justified. All year long the group has been concerned with the poor attitudes displayed by many of the students in their conduct, obligations and responsibilities. Answers or solutions have not been readily found or developed. Progress has been extremely slow. Our thanks go to Mr. Mancuso, our advisor, and to Mr. Witter who often attended meetings to give us ad- vice and the benefits of his experience. The Student Council cannot accomplish much without the support of the student body. Therefore, any criticism of the Council is actually self-criticism. REPRESENTATIVES: Majori© Gray, Duan© Burrow� , Irvin Hall, William Zocher, W©� l©y Talbott. Ann Tolbett. Norbort Bohringcr, Cocilo Ruff. 'Z OFFICERS: Judy Lorn� , Vice-President; Doris Jones, President; Nancy Lane. Secretary. 8 ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE—SEATED: Dolores Holl, Keith Feoster, Marjorie Gray (Chair- man), Alice Hart, James Schneider. STANDING: Loverne Schneider, Carlton Hamcistcr, Edythe Williams, Mr. Keith Miller (Advisor), William Sworthout. SOCIAL COMMITTEE-SEATED: Fred Allen, Ann Tolbott (Choir- man), Mr. Robort Burns (Advisor). STANDING: Sylvia Storms, Ann Jordan, Jane Jones. These committees act as agents of the student council. The Athletic Committee is responsible for the selection of Cheerleaders and the conduct of all in- terscholastic contests. The Assembly Committee is in charge of all school assemblies. The Social Commit- tee plans all school functions that are not class spon- sored. Their biggest |ob is planning and implement- ing the high school picnic in June and the annual Halloween festivities. ATHLETIC COMMITTEE—SEATED: Cocilo Ruff. Jamos Burdick. Gordon Woroloy, Mich- ael McCarthy, Nancy Straight. STANDING: lonny Carlin, Eerletta Hobbs. Cooch Richard McGrath, Norbert Behringer (Chairman). 29 Ann Talbett, Editor; Robert Burdick, Assistant Editor. Carolyn Murray and Judy Lane, Circulation Managers; Nancy Lane, Typist. Few realize the time and energy expended to publish the PAN- ORAMA except those who worked to moke it a reality. Endless hours were spent preparing copy, scheduling and taking pictures, and iden- tifying students in the group shots. Added hours were spent getting ads and selling subscriptions. Financing the yearbook is a headache and without the support of our patrons and subscribers it could not have materialized. Although it was hard work ond sometimes we were discouraged, we enjoyed working together. We'll never forget the after school and after supper meetings, or the Saturdoy afternoon work sessions. To us the 1956 PANORAMA is the result of hard but pleasant work. The PANORAMA is the result of the efforts of the entire Staff. To them go my thanks for a job well done. Special thanks go to Bob Burdick who struggled with us as he learned the technique of putting together a yearbook. In closing I would like to express my thanks to our Advisor, Mr. Del Mancuso, for the time he spent helping us. The Editor William Swarthout. Advertising Manager; Mr. Dol Mancuso, Advisor; Norbert Bohringor. Photogrophy. Spy Duane Burrow� , Editor; Doris Jones. Assistant Editor; Mrs. Ardith Burns, Advisor. STAFF HEADS: Carolyn Murray, Ellen McMahon, Marjorie Gray, Monroe Blouveit, Yvonne Light, Cecile Ruff. Sylvio Storms. Reporters; FIRST ROW: Dolores Hall. Irvin Austin, Judy Lane. Ann Tolbett. Nancy Lane, William Sworthout. Gwendolyn Wentworth. SECOND ROW: Diono Confer. Joon Shelley, Karen Dunning. Betty Lou Hardy. Wilma Henry. Judy Middough. BACK ROW; Sally Ann Wentworth, Wilma Rood, Donna Hackott. MAJORETTES: Kathryn Utter, Nancy Doner, Toni Zenoski. FIRST ROW: Nancy Eichel- berger, James Schneider. Thomas Snyder, David Wentworth, Jane Jones, Gwen Wont- worth, Carolyn Hodge, Molly Thompson, Chorlene Dickens, Jeanette Hooker, Martha Williams, Doris Wentworth. SECOND ROW: Marcia Stearns, Laurita Whitford, Sally Lane, Edyfhe Williams. Marjorie Gray, Ann Talbett, Gordon Reed, Noncy Lone, Alice Hart, Marilyn Barrett, Prudy Hopkins, Pofricia Straight, Sandra Hernblom. THIRD ROW: Wilma Henry, Mary Ann Buzzord, Amy Schwab, Joan Shelley. Sondra Burris, Donna Hockott, Yvonne Light, Solly Wentworth, Carolyn Murroy, Ann Jordon, Cecile Ruff, Mr. Keith Miller. BACK ROW: Earl Jones, Horry Buzzard, Mark Hampton, Steven Hart, Jay Schwab, Robert Burdick, Royce Brown, LaVern Schneider, Robert Barron, Ronald Clark. Marches Overtures Preludes 32 Hymns Ballads Jazz FIRST ROW: Ann Tolbett, Noncy Lane, Lois Hopkins, Mary Ann Buzzard. Christine Hoftmiro, Wolter Reed. Robert Winans, Corlton Hameister, Dwoin Howell, Duane Burrows. Marjorie Groy, Glendo Skinner. Karen Dunning, Evo Hadsoll, Carol Baxter, Mary Haskell. Linda Howell. Patricia Garmong, Barbara Pcttnot. SECOND ROW: Joanne Thurston, Kathleen Cummins. Sylvia Storms. Edythe Williams, Laurito Whitford. Peter Mopes. Irvin Austin. Donna Hockett. Wilma Reed. Yvonne Light. Ellen McMahon. Norma Horrick. Judy Lane. Yvette Paauin. Betty Lou Hardy, Gwen Wontworth. THIRC ROW: Mr. James Milton. Jeanette Williams. Wilma Honry. Diono Confer. Norber! Behringer. Jay Schwab. Keith Fooster. Cecile Ruff. Dorothy Conf.eld, Ellen Foster, Patrkia Cummins, Joan livergood. Beverly lamb. BACK ROW: Dora Jones. Carolyn Murray, Margaret lanphere. Erma Jordan, Sally Wentworth, Harry Buzzard. John Stuck, Gordon Wereley. Fred Allen. Dean Brownell. Patricia McCarthy. Earletto Hobbs, Susan Snyder, Sondro Skinner, Joan Shelley, Dolores Hall. Aep!|OH Suuds Varsity Scoreboard scores Cuba Belmont Fillmore Rushford Bolivar Alfred-Almond Cuba Richburg Belmont Fillmore Richburg Bolivar Rushford Alfred-Almond rrc r cccCC Lro MA 1 Scores Cuba Belmont Fillmore Rushford Bolivor Alfred-Almond Cuba Richburg Belmont Fillmore Richburg Bolivar Rushford Alfred-Almond 59 J. V. Basketball Baseball SEATED: Dole Carlin. Henry Mocler, Royce Brown, Michael McCarthy, William Zacher Fred Allen, Gordon Wereloy. Robert Burdick, James Schnolder. STANDING: Rich ud Light, loVerne Schneider. Justin Thompson, Howord DeVore, Burt Taber, Lonny Car- lin, Cloronc Stephens, Coach Richard McGrath. Scoreboard WE 7 Fillmore THEY 8 12 Bolivar 13 0 Cuba 8 4 Belmont 18 12 Alfred-Almond 15 12 Fillmore 5 7 Bolivar 16 2 Cuba 14 0 Belmont 9 6 Alfred-Almond 17 Track KNEELING: Manager Ethan Allan Mopes III, Michael McCarthy. Henry Mocler, Walter Reed, Corlton Hamoisfor, Burt Tabor. STANDING: Justin Thompson, William Sworthout. Robert Bur- dick, Jerry Matocale. Duane Burrows, Coach Robert Burns. FIRST ROW: Justin Thompson. Jomes Feoster. Fordo Eoston, Keith Feos- ter. Joy Schwab. Robert Gleoson, Jerry Swift. SECOND ROW: Howard DeVore, Lee Shelley, Dale Skinner, LaVerne Schneider, Irvin Hall, Carlton Homeister, Duane Burrows, Roger Woif, Burt Taber, Pete Mopes BACK ROW: Gordon Wereloy. Henry Mocler. Royce Brown, Robert Burdick. Coach McGrath, Michael McCarthy, Gerald Hadsell, Richard Kordish, Phillip Straight, Soccer Wrestling 41� FIRST ROW: Dovid Heory. Royce Brown, Donald Livcrgood. Roger Weir. BACK ROW: Mr. Curtis Crooks, Keith Feoster, Walter Reed, Robert Wlnans, Jerry Matacole, James Feoster. Ward Clark. CAFETERIA STAFF: Mrs. Morion McDu Fie, Mm Pearl Thurber, Mr� . Eva Bocon Manager', Mr . Gortrudo Livergood, Mr . Virginia Borrett. BUS DRIVERS: KNEELING—Raymond Steven� , James Armstrong. STANDING— Frank Bollinger. Lourence Riehl®, Sam He� � . Rodney Ruckle. CUSTODIANS: Homer Herrick.' Hormon Barrett Chief), Raymond Steven� . DRIVER TRAINING: Mr Vincent Davis, Instructor. To o casual observer a new school building is mostly a matter of excavations, footers, walls, struct- ural steel, bricks, etc. For the Board it has meant many headaches. Financing a million dollar program requires sound thinking and planning. Purchasing a variety of equipment from a multitude of bidders de- mands patience and understanding of materials as well as values. Making changes in the original plans when construction problems arise can be a perplex- ing problem The Board of Education deserves our thanks and gratitude. Their's is a thankless and big job. SEATED Mrs Joseph ole; Dr E Stanley Webster. President; k. STANDING: Walter G. Taber, Leslie F. Sworthout. The Booed H loornin Sworthout point to the to rood bluo print� . Proudly Mr. f� ol being pin-pointed by Dr. Wobitor. Board of Education Mr. Robert E. Witter, Supervising Principal The job of supervising principal is engrossing enough under normal conditions but during a building construction program it becomes an endless task. Change orders, letting bids, purchasing equipment and a multitude of details make excessive demands on the time of a man whose burden is already very heavy. We are sure that the use of the new building in the near future will serve to compen- sate for all his efforts. Mrs. Marian M. Lucas, Secretary Our heartiest wishes go to Marian who became the bride of Mr. Roy Lucas during the Easter Recess. To both we wish much happiness in their life together. 49 Mr. Jomos Millon, Vocal Music; Mr . Lillian Norton, School Nurse; Mr. Keith Miller, Instrumental Music; Mrs. Joanne Roland, Home Economics. Mrs Ariol Williams, library-English; Mr. Arthur Hood, Vice- Principal ond Science; Mr. Del Moncuso, Citizenship Education; Mrs. Ardith Burns, English. Faculty Primary Grades: Mrs. Ethelyn Eichelberger, Miss Lena Blossom, Mrs. Doris Hartley, Mrs. Alice Keenan, Mrs. Bemodlne Hamilton, Miss Susie Robinson. Mr. Robert Burns, Mothemotic ; Mrs. Dorothy Clark, Commercial; Miss Carrie Burrows, Eighth Grade; Mr. Curtis Crooks, Agriculture-Science. Mrs. Phyllis Burdick, Sixth Grade; Mr. Thomas Borresi, Grade Supervisor; Mrs. Jane Barron, Seventh Grade; Mr. Walter McKendrick, Sixth Grade. 51 Faculty Intermediate Grades: Mrs. Gladys Block. Mrs. Rosa Sanford, Miss Bernice Harfigon. Miss Mary Palmor, Mrs. Marilyn Barrosi, Mrs. Emma Miller. 52 Acknowledgements We would like to thank the following people for making this yearbook possible. Del A. Mancuso..................Advisor Jack Roland............... Photographer Vincent Mayoue . . . American Yearbook Representative ....................... Our Advertisers UNION NATIONAL BANK ROLAND STUDIO Member F.D.I.C. Portrait and Commercial Photography Friendship. New York 21 East Main Friendship, N. Y. Phone 4811 Service Above Self Compliments of FRIENDSHIP ROTARY CLUB Live By The Four Way Test GUILFORD DAIRY For Better Health Drink Milk Each Day” Cuba, New York VINCENT J. SMITH. Inc. GENERAL BUILDING CON 1RACTOR A Complete Musical Service HICKEY’S MUSIC STORE Binghamton. New York 330 E. State St. Ithaca. N. Y. Phone 4-1101 THE L. C. WHITFORD CO. INC. GENERAL CONTRACTORS Compliments of Wellsville, New York HULL ELECTRIC. Inc. 102 Main St. Bradford, Penna. Compliments of MERCHANT’S DIVISION Wellsville Chamber of Commerce Wellsville, New York BE HAPPY! GO ELECTRIC!” Graduates, like all other folks, will find the Electric Way the Better Way to Easier, Happier and more Comfortable living. ROCHESTER GAS AND ELECTRIC CROSBY DAIRY Phone Olean . 400 Quality Dairy Products Hinsdale. New York Compliments of LOOHN’S CLEANERS AND LAUNDERERS 450 Canisteo St. Horncll, New York A Business Built On Satisfaction Reach For BAM BY It’s Good RHODES BAKERIES INC. 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Phone 4411 Office: Wellsville, N. Y. Phone 1746 JAY MADSEN EQUIPMENT CO. INC. Distributors of Oneida School Bus Bodies 120 Wilson Ave. Bath. New York