Geneva High School - Seneca Saga Yearbook (Geneva, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1958 volume:

) FOREWORD As the Class of '58 we are proud to present our volume of the Seneca Saga. Through its pages, with the help of art work, photographs, and literary articles, we hope to convey to you an overall view of our accomplishments. Four years have gone by and we find ourselves on the verge of entering an entirely new life. Some of our most cherished memories concern the music for which Geneva High is noted. For this reason we have chosen music as the theme for our yearbook. The significance of the musical notes interspersed throughout the book is to arouse in our memories various school concerts, band and chorus rehearsals, records and orchestras to which we have danced, jubilant singing in buses, and the wail of a few seniors trying to harmonize. Three quotations, taken from pertinent songs, are found on the cover and division pages. These quotations most nearly express our feelings concerning each particular section. We are indebted to Mrs. Small and Mr. Epley for their invaluable assistance in the production of the Seneca Saga. Their advice, patience, and cooperation have been deeply appreciated. Miss White, who corrected all the literary work, also deserves our special thanks. In the Seneca Saga we have included individual pictures of the seniors and accounts of their achievements. The pages set aside are enhanced by photographs of memorable occasions, and the class history. The history consists of a brief resume of our activities and some philosophical advice for the underclassmen. Also portrayed individually is the faculty, who has carefully guided us through our studies and activities. In addition, our extracurricular activities, with special emphasis on Student Council, the Music Department, and athletics, are pictured and described. We wish to acknowledge Varden Studios for its outstanding photography, and the Almarco Printing Company for printing our material with such care, especially Mr. Cowan, who helped considerably with the layout arrangement. Georgia State College granted us permission to use a quotation from its Alma Mater and we are very grateful. And now, you will read the Saga of our Senior Class, the Class of '58, the Class with a song in its heart. 4 DEDICATION On behalf of the Class of 1958 we are happy fo dedicate volume 34 of the Seneca Saga to our teacher, friend, and advisor. He has given unselfishly of his time and energy, has merited the respect and admiration of the student body, and has for the past three years been advisor to the Class of 1958. We dedicate with pride our senior annual to Mr. Thomas Godkin. 5 TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION 7 -16 CLASSES 17-48 ACTIVITIES 49-74 ATHLETICS 75-96 99 - 122 6 ADVERTISEMENTS Jhru the years the standards of you— BOARD OF EDUCATION Back Row: Mr. F. Toole, Mr. A. Lindemann. Front Row: Dr. T. Odell, Mr. M. Michaels, Mr. H. Searles, Mr. M. Livingston. Although we as students do not come in close contact with the Board of Education, we do recognize the work and service of the members of the Board. We especially appreciate the Board's problems this year since it became necessary to house several sixth grades in Geneva High School because of the overcrowding in the grade schools. This year Geneva welcomed a new Superintendent of Schools, Mr. Melvin C. Livingston. Even though he has been here only a short time, those of us who know him respect him and admire him. We hope that Mr. Livingston finds success and happiness in his new job. Recently Mrs. Kenneth Fairfax, an active Board member, found it necessary to resign. We wish to thank her for her hard work and her service to Geneva's youth. At the same time we wish to welcome her successor Mrs. Benjamin Clark. To the Board of Education we give our thanks and our support and to the newcomers we extend our warmest welcome. 10 Mr. Livingston, Superintendent of Schools Mankind will always face problems. Most of these will center around or be generated by the interplay of human relationships. If we human beings could undertake to solve these problems with the spirit of good fellowship and good humor, I am convinced that we could make faster progress toward the settlement of these problems than we are now. If there is one characteristic of che members of the class of 1958 that I will remember it is their ability to face their problems with reasonable good humor and with a sense of fairness toward all. I can think of no better hope for the future or better commendation to you than to preserve this outlook. My best wishes go with you. S. B. WUERTENBERGER Our Principal. I have liked your class through the years. Your accomplishments have been great. There are many good things that can be said about you, and now that you are leaving may I say sincerely, Good Bye and Good Luck. ARTHUR J. McCANN Our Vice Principal. Although it has not been my privilege to know your class during its entire high school career, my brief associations have been a genuine pleasure. The challenges before your generation are tremendous and the solutions to world problems to a great extent may well rest in your hands. My sincere best wishes for your success. MELVIN C. LIVINGSTON Our Superintendent. 11 OUR FACULTY Mr. Brown, M.S. Music Miss Brunetti, M.A. French Mrs. Eastman, B.A. Mathematics Mr. Guerra, M.A. Ed. World History Miss Andrew, M.A. Latin Science Mr. Bonesteel, B.S. Mrs. Glasgow, Ph.D. Mr. Moore, M.A. Mr. Cullen. B.S. ? J . v V y ) K t . Commercial Mr. Epley, Ed.M. 1 Mrs. Huritinglon -M.S. Mrs. Small, M.S. Mrs. VanDerveer, B.S. y if , ( v byly I V ft, Industrial Arts Mr. Godkin, M.S. Mr. Gregway, M.A. Mr. Grilfee, B.S. in Ed. Agriculture Mr. Watkins, M.S. 12 OUR FACULTY Mrs. King, M.S. Ed. Home Economics Miss Money, L.L.D. American History Mr. Reed, B.S. in Ed. Mathematics Miss Sears, M.S. Guidance Mr. Smith, Ed. M. Guidance English Mr. Grammar, M.A. Mr. Hamlin, B.A. Miss McCherry, B.S. Miss White, A.B. Physical Education Mr. Bahn Miss Lang, B.S. Mrs. Whiting, M.N. Library Mrs Flood. B.S. in L.S. Office Personnel Mrs. Kjar Miss Mundinger Driver Education Mr. Shuba, B.S. Art Mrs. Griffith, B.F.A. 13 M. Fordon, editor; Mr. Epley, business advisor; Mrs. Small, general advisor. SENECA SAGA STAFF C. Abbott, sub. editor; J. Arris, art staff; D. Hes-ser, sports editor. GENERAL STAFF Back Row: N. Kranberg, A. Skinner, J. Tournour, R. Campbell,Hosentnal.jD. Ansley, P. Corwin, G. Frind, J. Arris, R. Talomie, P. Keeley. Front Row: C. Rosenbloom, M. Thiary, N. Christensen, C. Hara, M. Costley. T. Higgins, R. Campbell, photography editor and assistant 14 S. Petersen, secretary; S. Wheeler, V. McClure, typists. SENECA SAGA STAFF N. Christensen, sub. staff; S. Spahn, art staff; N. Principio, business manager. M. Stempel, J. McIntosh, paste-up committee. EDITORIAL STAFF Back Row: J. McIntosh, M. Stempel, T. Higgins, D. Hesser, S. Wheeler, V. McClure. Front Row: C. Abbott, J. Ferris, M. Fordon, J. Schoen-Rene, S. Peiersen. CAFETERIA EMPLOYEES AND CUSTODIANS Back Row: M. Holmes, M. Wills, H. Sigler, E Bennett, N. Berryman. Front Row: I. Carroll, E. Hall, M. Ritter. While attending Geneva High School we have been indebted to the Cafeteria. Every day we are able to eat a nourishing and well-balanced noon meal, cooked carefully and served attractively. We look forward to lunch as a period of good food and relaxation, provided by the tireless work of the women in the Cafeteria. Another necessary and appreciated service to Geneva High School is the work of the custodians. Few of us realize the tremendous task that faces these men. The school and its grounds are always comfortable and clean. One frequently hears the cheerful whistle of either Mr. Hall or Mr. Johnson as he goes about the business of maintaining the condition of the building. We are proud of our school's appearance and those who make it possible. 16 To us, as freshmen, everything seemed new and strange. We eagerly anticipated our Senior Year . . Time has flown. S'udej v°u,h F V' cem.s' ncart, , fs done PrtsCJ FV ,er� a„ athlete —r warm„us 1. S' Pj A Y o n. WETHEY TTTt U' CXe. 20 ABBOTT. CAROLINE BACON CAROL Future: College. ABRAHAM, CAROL C. COOKIE Future: Dance Teacher. CLASS OF '5 8 Ha,usLs ABBOTT, CAROLINE BACON Biology Club 3—Cheerleading; J.V. 2; Varsity 3, 4—Class Pres. 1; V. Pres. 3 — Exchange Assembly 1—French Club 3, 4— Freshman Play—Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4—Jr. Prom Com.; Co-Chairman—Mag. Sale Com. 4 — National Honor Society 3, 4 — Seneca Saga 4—Sr. Lifesaving 4—Student Council 1, 2. Alpha 2, 3. 4—Church Choir 1,2, 3, 4 Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. ABRAHAM, CAROL C. Girls' Intramurals 2, 4—Orchestra 1—Stunt Night 1. Civic Center. The happy are the truly great. ADKINSON, JOHN LAURENCE Jr. Prom Com.—Sr Ball Com.—Varsity Basketball 4—Varsity Football 4—Sr. Play. Work is work and must be done, but as I work Til have my fun. ADDONA, ALEXANDER A Fr. Basketball — Bowling Team 2, 3, 4 — Class Pres. 2—French Club 3—Freshman Play — Jr. Prom Com.; Co-Chairman 3 — National Honor Society 3, 4. Pres. 4—Panther's Pride 3, 4; Editor 4—Student Council 1, 2, 3—Tennis 2, 3, 4—Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 4 — Geneva Times Sports Reporter 3 — Boys' State 3—Syracuse Citizenship Conf. 3, 4—Carousel Com. 3. Kanadasaga 1—Church Choir 2, 3, 4. Wit and wisdom are born with a man. AKENS. NANCY LYNN Girls' Intramurals 1, 3, 4 — Girls’ Chorus 1—Jr. Prom Com.—Majorettes 1, 2, 3, 4—Sr. Ball Com. ADKINSON, JOHN LAURENCE LARRY Future: College. ADDONA, ALEXANDER A. ALEX Future: College. Alpha 2, 3, 4. Chaplain 3. She is fair, she is sweet, she is one we like to meet. AKENS, NANCY LYNN NANCY Future: Business School. 21 Not only are we seniors but we are bidding farev ell to four wonderful years; filled with friendship, spirit, and learning. gou., iuncil Y'de ;! °OoJ %(70fr°OcA , o 2 , H°� or sf.3. r S'ud 'u; v-om 55! , 1 BAIRD, RANDOLPH H. RANDY Future: Undecided. BARBER, RICHARD HENRY DICK Future: Work. BAIRD, RANDOLPH H. Fr. Basketball. DeMolay 1. Life would, not be life at all without delight. BARBER. RICHARD HENRY Hot Rod Club 3, 4. An easy-minded soul, and always was. BRUZDA. EUDORA ANN Future Teachers 4 — Girls' Chorus 1, 2 — Girls' Intramurals 1,2, 3, 4—Sr. Lifesaving 4. Helen Maney, Treas. 3, 4—Delta Phi 1. The happiest people seem to be those who have no particular cause for being happy, except that they are so. BRUZDA, EUDORA ANN Future: Airline Stewardess. BATES. AUDREY G. F.H.A. 1, 2—Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3. Omega Phi 1. There is no treasury that can be compared xuith a faithful friend. BUDD, SANDRA DOCKERY Band 2, 3—Girls' Intramurals 3—Medical Club 2. 3. Courtesy is found in her friendly heart. BATES, AUDREY G. AUDIE Future: Marriage. 23 BUDD, SANDRA DOCKERY SANDY Future: Nursing School. CAMPBELL, ROBERT LOUIS Fr. Basketball—Cross Country 2, 3—Freshman Play—Jr. Prom Com.—Panther's Pride 2, 4—Seneca Saga 4—Tennis 3—Track 2, 3 — Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 — Royal Chess Club 4. Kanadasaga 1. The force of his own merit makes his way. BURGESS, JANET MARIE Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3—Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3—Jr. Prom Com.—Sr. Ball Com. Aloha 2, 3, 4, V. Pres. 4—Youth Fellowship 1, 2, 3—Phi Alpha Beta 1 A friend in a pinch is a friend indeed. BURGESS, JANET MARIE BIRDIE Future: Business School. BURKART, MARILYN JEAN Future: College. CARDINALE, ANNA ROSE F.H.A. 3, 4—Girls' Intramurals 2, 3. Sigma 1, 2. Constaiit as the Northern Star. BURKART, MARILYN JEAN Class Treas. 2—Girls' Chorus 1—Sr. Ball Com.—Student Council 2—Ushers' Club 1, 2,3,4. O.Q. 2, 3, 4; Historian 3. Loyal hearted, strong of mind, a finer girl nowhere you'll find. CHRISTENSEN, DANIEL W. F.F.A. 1—Hot Rod Club 4—Bus Patrol 2, 3. Youth Fellowship 1, 2, 3, 4; Treas. 2, 4— Boy Scouts 1,2, 3, 4, Patrol Leader 1; Eagle Scout 3 — Y.M.C.A. 3; 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4; V. Pres. 1. Be useful where thou livest. CAMPBELL, ROBERT LOUIS BOB Future: College. CARDINALE, ANNA ROSE ANNA Future: Nursing. CHRISTENSEN, DANIEL W. DANNY Future: Undecided. 24 CHRISTENSEN. NANCY MARIE NANCY Future: Secretary. CLINE. GRACE MARIE GRACIE Future: Housewife. COLLINS. NOEL K. Future: Service. CHRISTENSEN. NANCY MARIE Girls' Intramurals 4 — Jr. Prom Com. — Seneca Saga 4—Sr. Ball Com. Alpha 2, 3, 4. Chaplain 4—Youth Fellowship 3. 4—Phi Alpha Beta I. Her face radiates all things fair and good. CLINE. GRACE MARIE F.H A 3. 4; Sec. 4—F.H.A. Fashion Show Award 3—Art Award 3. A girl who will always please one and all with her quiet ease. COSTLEY, MARY ALICE Jr. Prom Com.—Seneca Saga 3, 4— Sr. Ball Com. Jewel Triangle 1, 2. 3; Guardian 3; Rec. Sec 1—Youth Fellowship 1, 2. Does her bit, never will shirk; always jolly, ready to work. COLLINS, NOEL K. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 — Biology Club 2 — Cross Country 4 — Orchestra z, 3. 4 — Panther's Pride 4—Swimming 2. 3. 4—Royal Chess Club 4. Air Scouts—Boy Scouts. Tis good to be honest and true. CURRIE. MARTHA ANN Exchange Assembly 2 — French Club 3 — Girls' Chorus 1, 2—Girls’ Intramurals 1, 4 —Harmonettes 2, 3—Melodettes 1—Varsity Chorus 3, 4 — Jr. Prom Com. — Panther's Pride 1, 2, 3, 4; News Editor 3 — Sr. Ball Com.—Chordettes 3—Carousel 3—Rochester School Editors Conf. 3 — Panther's Pride Award 2, 3. Omego Phi 1, 2; Scribe 2—G.H.S. Teen-Times’' reporter lor Democrat and Chronicle'' 4 A merry heart goes all the day. 25 COSTLEY. MARY ALICE MARY Future: Business School. CURRIE. MARTHA ANN MARTY Future: College. DARLING, RICHARD R. DICK Future: College. DECKER, BARBARA HELEN BARB Future: Medical Secretary. DHALLE, PAUL H. Fr. Basketball 1—Bi ball: I.V. 2iVarsi 73l4—Stu£ Ni 4 -All C 2, 3—Foot-Teachers rack 1, 2, n. 4—Sr. c Center 2, 3—DeMolay 1, 2, 3, 4. is a person with may be sincere. A friend is a person with whom f; DARLING, RICHARD R. Baseball; I.V. 1, 2; Varsity 3—Football, I.V. 2; Varsity 3, 4—Student Council 4—Student Court; Chief Justice 4. DeMolay 2. Where the willingness is great, the difficulties cannot be great. D1VEL, CHARLES FRANCIS Boys' Chorus 2—Ir. Red Cross 2—Varsity Chorus 3, 4. Good natured and full of fun. DECKER, BARBARA HELEN Cheerleading; Mgr. 4—Future Teachers 3 —Girls' Chorus 4—Girls' Intramurals 2, 4— Ir. Prom Com.—Sr. Ball Com.—Sr. Lifesaving 4—Spanish Club 3. O.Q. 3,4. A ruinning smile, a genial way, what better things can one say? DUBBS, KATHRYN French Club 3, 4—Girls' Chorus 1—Fresh-ettes 1—Jr. Red Cross 4—Library Staff 1, 2. Theta Rho 1, 2, 3, 4; V. Pres. 2; Pres. 3— Youth Fellowship 1, 2, 3, 4; V. Pres. 3— Church Choir 3, 4. A quiet nature and a ready smile, winning her friends all the while. DHALLE, PAUL H. Future: College. DIVEL, CHARLES FRANCIS CHUCK Future: Service. DUBBS, KATHRYN KATHY Future: Business School. 26 DUELL, RICHARD GEORGE SLIM Future: Service. DUNHAM, FRED CLYDE Future: Service. DUELL, RICHARD GEORGE Baseball; J.V. 1, 2; Varsity 3, 4—Bowling Team 2, 3—Football; J.V. 2—Hot Rod Club 2—Mag. Sale Com. 2. Good without effort, great without a foe. DUNHAM, FRED God blesses still the generous thought. FERRIS. JANE C. Band 2, 3—Biology Club 2—French Club 3 — Girls' Intramurals 2 — Jr. Prom Com.— Panther's Pride 3, 4; Girls' Sports Editor 4 — Seneca Saga; Co-Literary Editor 4 — Sr. Lifesaving 4 — Student Council 4 — D.A.R. Award 4. Alpha 3, 4; Sec. 4— Democrat and Chronicle” Editors Conf.—Youth Fellowship 2, 3, 4; Pres. 4. A success in everything she does. FERRIS, JANE C. JANIE Future: Nursing. FISCHER, ROBERT WILLIAM Cross Country 1—Track 1—Rotary Award 2. DeMolay 1, 2—Civic Center 1—Black Knight 1, 2, 3; Pres. 3. A jolly, true, and happy man. FERRINI, ALEX F. The secret of life is in art. FERRINI, ALEX F. AL Future: Service. 27 FISCHER, ROBERT WILLIAM BOB Future: Undecided. Our undertakings have proved successful. We handled refreshments at various games, sold pencils and beanies, and sponsored several sock hops. FOfiDOM ■ol PrJ; Scrih i A), ncl C'fce p. VtZi Pri4 F?Se.i all- B lf y r© GENKOS, SAMUEL A. SAM Future: College. GILLOTTI, JOSEPH J. JIGGS Future: Service. GREENE, SANDRA SANDY Future: Airline Hostess. GENKOS, SAMUEL A. He who earns success will receive it. GILLOTTI, JOSEPH J. Baseball; J.V. 1, 2; Varsity 3, 4; St. Shield 3—Cross Country 1, 2—Basketball; J.V. 2. Not too serious, not too gay, a good fellow in every way. GROVE, GWENDOLYN M. Girls' Chorus 2—Girls' Intramurals 3. Helen Money—Theta Rho 2. Short, dark, and quite petite, always very, very, sweet. GREENE, SANDRA Class Sec. 3—Freshman Play Com.—Girls' Chorus 1, 2—Jr. Prom Com.—Jr. Red Cross 1, 2—Library Staff 3—Panther's Pride 1, 3— Sr. Ball Com. Jewel Triangle—Omega Phi 2—O.Q. 3, 4. A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. GUERERRI, PATRICIA ANN F.H.A. 1,4—Girls' Chorus 1. GROVE, GWENDOLYN M. Future: Secretary. Sigma 1—Beta 2, 3. Her door xvill open at a touch, to welcome every friend. GUERERRI, PATRICIA ANN PAT Future: Beautician. 29 Our long awaited Junior Year brought with it our class rings and Junior Prom— Caribbean Cruise. We cannot help but remember the artificial palm tree and huge satin sea shell —and the party afterwards! Pr °lZhr?' HOWLAND, BARBARA ANN BARB Future: Undecided. INGRAM, CAMMAN MOSHER CAM Future: College. IREDALE, GARY H. Future: College. HOWLAND, BARBARA ANN Freshman Play—Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3—Panther's Pride 3—Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4. O.Q. 2, 3, 4; Sec. 4. Wit to persuade, and beauty to delight. INGRAM, CAMMAN MOSHER Baseball; J.V. 1—Football; J.V. 1; Varsity 2, 3, 4—Projection Club 1—Rifle Club 1—Stunt Night 3 — Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4 — All Conf. Football—Sr. Play. Civic Center. Happy, friendly, and zvilling to smile. JOHNSTON, GAIL ANN F.H.A. 2, 3, 4; Treas. 3; Pres. 4 — Jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4. Church Choir 1, 2, 3, 4. Her heart is as light as her golden hair. IREDALE, GARY H. Biology Club 2—Jr. Prom Com. Good words are worth much, and cost little. JOHNSTON, ROBERT M. F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4—F.F.A. Basketball 3, 4. 4-H 1 —Boy Scouts 1, 2. A happy future, his present life foretold. JOHNSTON, GAIL ANN ABI Future: College. JOHNSTON, ROBERT M. BOB Future: Farming. 31 LATTIMER, GEORGE YOGI Future: College. LAWS, RICHARD G. DICK Future: College. LEONARD, LUCIUS GEORGE Football; J.V. 1, 2; Varsity 3, 4—Golf 2, 3, 4 —Swimming 3—Track 1. DeMolay 1, 2, 3, 4. To be strong is to be happy. LATTIMER, GEORGE • i t Baseball; J. V. 1 — Er. Basketball; J.V. 2; Varsity 3,14; Gp V4 C€Jross Country 3—Jr. Prom Com.—National Honor Society 3 X— Sr r lay — Student Council; Pres. pmck 2, 3, 4—Harvard Book Award. DeMolay 1 — Youth Fellowship 1, 2, 3, 4; Pres. 3. A great man who neither sought nor shunned greatness, who found glory only because glory lay in the plain path of duty. LEWIEN, DAWN E. French Club 4—Future Teachers 3—Girls' Intramurals 3 — Panther's Pride 3, 4 — Sr. Lifesaving 4. Youth Fellowship 1, 2, 3, 4; Pres. 4; Pres. Sub-district 4; Conf. Sec. 4. Life is a pleasant institution, take it as it coities always aiming at the best. LAWS, RICHARD G. Panther's Pride 4—Royal Chess Club 4. My mind’s my kingdom. LIBERATORE, CONNIE MARIE Anything for a quiet life. 32 LEONARD, LUCIUS GEORGE LUKE Future: College. LEWIEN, DAWN E. Future: College. LIBERATORE. CONNIE MARIE Future: Business. LiDESTRI, THERESA R TESSIE Future: Secretary. LiDESTRI, THERESA R. Girls' Chorus 1, 2—Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4—Ir. Prom Com.—Mag. Sale Com. 4— Sr. Ball Com.—Sr. Lifesaving 4. O.Q. 2, 3. 4. V. Pros. 4. Dark hair and shining eyes can't help but hypnotize. LINKNER, MARY ETTA Jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3. As she thinheth in her heart, so is she MALCURIA, PETER G. It’s a pity to waste all those good looks on one boy. MALCURIA, PETER G. PETE Future: Trucking Business LINKNER, MARY ETTA Future: Marriage. LIVERMORE, KENNETH G. Football; J.V. 1, 2; Varsity 3—F.F.A. 1, 2, 3 4; Treas. 3; V. Pres. 4—F.F.A. Basketball. Mgr. 2. Ground Observer Corps 1, 2, 3 — Kanada-saga 1. Patience and gentleness is power. MATHIS, BEVERLY ANN Band 3, 4; Student Director 4 — Exchange Assemblies 1, 2—French Club 3, 4—Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4—Girls' Intramurals 1, 2,3, — Jr. Prom Com. — Carousel 3—Mag. Sale Com. 4 — Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 — Panther's Pride 1, 2, 3, 4—Seneca Saga 4—Sr. Ball Com.—Student Council 2, 3—Stunt Night 1, 2, 3,—Varsity Chorus 3, 4. LIVERMORE, KENNETH G. KENNEE Future: College. Beta 1—Helen Maney 4—Civic Center 1, 2, 3,4. Her heart is in the right place. MATHIS, BEVERLY ANN BEV Future: College. 33 McIntosh Fu' „ McCann, McLELLAN. McCL0 cm FU «u®®� nr wAudrey «°n. Men°u rcWjUMMs � •«£ 34 MINNS, EARL NELSON Future: Truck Driver. CLASS OF '58 MORABITO, ELIZABETH A. M. BETTY Future: Business. MINNS, EARL NELSON Silence is more eloquent than words. MORABITO, ELIZABETH A. M. Freshman Play Com.—Girls' Chorus 3, 4— Girls' Intramurals 2, 3, 4—Harmonettes 3— Jr. Prom Com. — Carousel Com. 3 — Mag. Sale Com. 4—Panther's Pride 4—Sr. Ball Com.—Varsity Chorus 2. Helen Maney; Treas. 1, 2; Pres. 3, 4. A winning way, a friendly smile; all in a.girl who is worthwhile. MORACCO, ANTHONY C. Baseball 1, 2. 3; J.V. 1; Varsity 2, 3; St. Shield 3—Football 1, 2; J.V. 1; Varsity 2— Hot Rod Club 2; Sec. 2—Student Council 1, 3—Stunt Night 4—Wrestling 1, 3, 4. Civic Center. As good natured a soul as e’er trod on shoe of leather. NICKLIN, ROBERT ARNOLD Basketball; J.V. 2—Biology Club; V. Pres. 2 —Cross Country 1, 2, 3—Jr. Prom Com.— Mag. Sale Com. 4—Orchestra 1—Sr. Ball Com.—Student Council 2, 3, 4 — Student Court 4—Track 1, 2, 3, 4—Wrestling 3, 4— Rotary Award 3. MOSES, NICHOLAS JAMES Band 1, 2, 3, 4—J.V. Basketball 2—Football; J.V. 1, 2; Varsity 4; All Conf. Hon. Men. 4— Orchestra 1,2, o, 4—Stunt Night 2—Track 2, 3—Wrestling 2. Civic Center 1, 2, 3, 4—DeMolay 1, 2, 3, 4; Scribe 4. His determination will lead him to success. MOSES, NICHOLAS JAMES NICK Future: Service. MORACCO, ANTHONY C. TOOTIE Future: College. DeMolay 1, 2, 3, 4; Master Councilor 3. Nothing is impossible to the man of strong will. NICKLIN, ROBERT ARNOLD ARNIE Future: College. 35 O'BRIEN, EDWARD GARY GARY Future: Service. OLSEN, ELEANOR GRACE ELLIE Future: College. PALMER, SANDRA H. Girls' Chorus 1—Girls' Intramurals 1—Jr. Red Cross 4. Patience is the necessary ingredient of -power. O'BRIEN. EDWARD GARY F.F.A. 1, 2, 3—F.F.A. Basketball 2—Hot Rod Club 3, 4. As good a friend as any man can have. PANE. SAMUEL ANTHONY Mgr. Fr. Basketball; J. V. Mar. 2—Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 4; Mgr. Capt. 3, 4—Varsity Chorus—Head Monitor 3, 4—Rotary Award 2. 3. Still achieving, still jmrsuing, learn to labor and to wait. OLSEN, ELEANOR GRACE Future Teachers 3, 4; V. Pres. 4—Girls' Intramurals 2 3, 4;—Jr. Prom Com.—Jr. Red Cross 2. Beta 1, 2—Theta Rho 2, 3, 4; Musician 3; V. Pres. 4. Success is his who says little, hears much, and thinks deeply. PATRICK, GERTRUDE SARAH Class V. Pres. 2—French Club 3, 4—Freshman Play—Future 4; Treas. 4— Girls' Chorus 1, 3, 4 tG)rlf‘ Intramurals 1. 2, 3, 4—Jr. firotn C£cnP Ccrousel 3—Leaders' Club 31 M; VC Pt®4. 4—Panther's Pride 2 — Sr. Ball' orkM- Sr. Honor Study Hall Com.—Us her alCTub 4. Jewel Triangle 1, 2, 3 4; Queen 4—O.Q. 2, 3, 4—Youth Fellowship 2, 3, 4; Pres. 4. She who brings sunshine into the lives of another has smishine in her own. PALMER, SANDRA H. SANDY Future: Nursing. PANE, SAMUEL ANTHONY SAM Future: Work. PATRICK, GERTRUDE SARAH GERTIE Future: College. 36 PEDERSEN, LILLIAN E. ULL Future: Business School. PETERSEN, SONIA MAE SONIA Future: College. PHILLIPS, JAMES F. JIMMY Future: Service. PEDERSEN, LILLIAN E. Girls' Chorus 1—Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3 —Harmonettes 2, 3—Carousel 3—Jr. Prom Com.—Seneca Saga 3—Sr. Lifesaving 3— Stunt Night 3—MeTodettes 1—Varsity Chorus 2, 3, 4—Rotary Award 3. Delta Sigma Phi 4 — Sigma 1 — Theta Rho 2, 3. With laughter always on the darkest days. PETERSEN. SONIA_MAE - Class Treas. 3 — Freshman Play — Girls' Chorus 1 — Girls' Intramurals 2, 3. 4 — Jr. Prom Com. — Leaders' Club 4 — National Honor Society 4—Panther's Pride 1—Seneca Saga 4—Sr. Ball Com.—Student Council 2, 4; Treas. 4. O.Q. 4. To say well is good, to do well is better. PHILLIPS, RONALD M. Band 1, 2, 3—Cross Country 1—Exchange Assemblies 1, 2—Orchestra 1, 2. 3—Stunt Night 1, 2—Swimming 1, 3, 4—Track 1, 2, 3,4. With rhythm in his hands and kindness in his soul. PHILLIPS, JAMES F. Freshman Play 1—Jr. Prom Com.—Panther's Pride 2—Stage Crew 1, 2, 3—Student Council 1—Track 3. Civic Center 1, 2, 3, 4—DeMolay'l. 2, 3, 4; Master Councilor 4. His congenial manner makes him a very likeable verson. PHILLIPS, TYRONE F.F.A. 1, 2, 3—F.F.A. Basketball 2—Hot Rod Club 3, 4; Board of Directors — Rotary Award. Boy Scout Patrol Leader—4-H 1, 2, 3, 4. I hope I shall have leisure to do good. PHILLIPS, RONALD M. RONNIE Future: College. PHILLIPS, TYRONE TY Future: College. 37 POLLINO, ROBERT L. MONK Future: College. RODECKER, DOROTHY ANN French Club 4—Future Teachers 4—Girls' Chorus 3—Library Staff 4. Theta Rho 3, 4; Sec. 4—Rainbow Girls— Youth Fellowship 4—Church Choir 4. It is well to have an inquiring, thoughtful mind. POLLINO, ROBERT L. J.V. Football 2—Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Capt. 4—Wrestling Trophy; St. Shield 4. Fair play is a jewel. ROGERS, BETTIE MAXINE F.H.A. 1, 2. 3; Sec. 2; V. Pres. 3—Girls' Intramurals 1—Girls' Chorus 1, 3—Jr. Prom Com.—Library Staff 4. Omega Phi 1. Nothing endures but personal qualities. PRINCIPIO, NELSON F. Biology Club 2—Jr. Historical Society 1—Jr. Prom Com.—Rifle Club 4—Seneca Saga 3, 4; Bus. Mgr. 4—Sr. Ball Com.—Lifesaving 4—Stunt Night—Track 3, 4—Wiestling 1, 2, 3, 4—St. Shield 1. National Guard 3 — Kanadasaga 1, 2 — Youth Fellowship 1, 2. He is as full of valor as of kindness; princely in both. ROSENBLOOM, HARVEY LEE Fr. Basketball; J.V. 2 — Biology Club 2 — Football; J.V. 1, 2; Varsity 3. 4; Capt. 4— Future Teachers 4—Sr. Ball Com.—Student Court 2—Spanish Club 3—All Conf. Football 4. RODECKER. DOROTHY ANN DOTTIE Future: College. ROGERS. BETTIE MAXINE BETTIE Future: Marriage. PRINCIPIO. NELSON F. Future: College. Civic Center 1, 2, 3, 4—DeMolay 1, 2, 3; Basketball 3-Y.M.C.A. 1. 2, 3, 4. His timely statements and ready wit have made this gtiy quite a hit. ROSENBLOOM, HARVEY LEE RODRIGO Future: Furniture Business. 38 ROSS, BETSY ANN BETS Future: College. ROSSI, GIOVANNA NORMA Future: Work. RUSSELL, THOMAS G. TOM Future: College. ROSS, BETSY ANN Biology Club 2—French Club 2, 3, 4; Sec. 4 —Future Teachers 3, 4; Sec. 3—Girls' Intramurals 3, 4—Library Staff 3, 4—National Honor Society 3, 4; Treas. 4—Elmira Key Award 3—Sr. Play. Theta Rho—Youth Fellowship. Studies serve for delight, ornament, and for ability. ROSSI, GIOVANNA F.H.A. 1—Girls’ Chorus 2—Harmonettes 1. Sigma; Pres. One of the greatest pleasures in life is conversation. RYDER, HERBERILE. Baseball; J.V. 1—Biology Club 2, 3—Class Pres. 3—Cross Country 2. 3, 4; Capt. 4— Football; J.V. 1—Freshman Play—Chairman Mag. Sale Com. 4—Panther's Pride 2, 3— Student Council 1, 2, 3—Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4—Track 2, 3—Royal Chess Club 4—Rotary Aword. DeMolay 1, 2, 3 4—V. Pres. Episcopal Youth m Western Diocese. Life! A little work, a little play. RUSSELL, THOMAS G. Track 3. DeMolay 3, 4. A very likeable fellow. RYNDERS, LYNNE Cheerleading; J.V. 1; Varsity 2, 3, 4—Class V. Pres. 1—French Club 3, 4—Girls' Chorus 1—Girls’ Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4—Harmonettes 3—Jr. Prom Com.—Leaders' Club 4; Pres. 4—National Honor Society 3, 4—Sr. Ball Com.—Sr. Lifesaving 4—Student Council 1, 4; G.O. Treas. 4—Ushers' Club 1, 2, 3. 4. Aloha 2, 3, 4 — Phi Aloha Beta 1—Youth Fellowship 1—Church Choir 1, 2, 3, 4. The fairest garden in her looks, and in her the wisest book. RYDER, HERBERT E. HERB Future: Ministry. RYNDERS, LYNNE LYNNER Future: College. 39 SCHOEN-RENE. JULIET ANNE French Club 3, 4—Freshman Play—Girls' Chorus 1—Girls' Intramurals 1, 2—Harmon-ettes 2, 3—Jr. Prom Com.—Jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3—Carousel 3—Leaders' Club 4—National Honor Society 4—Panther's Pride 1— Seneca Saga Co-Literary Editor 4—Sr. Ball Com.—Stuaent Council 1, 3, 4; V. Pres. 4— Stunt Night 2, 3, 4—Chordettes 2, £— Fresh-ettes 1 — Citizenship Award 3 — Varsity Chorus 2, 3, 4—Sr. Play Com. O.Q. 2, 3, 4. Treas. 4. Music is the thing of the world that I love most. SAPORITO, DOLORES MARIE DEE Future: College. SAPORITO, DOLORES MARIE F.H.A. 1—Future Teachers 4—Girls' Chorus 1—Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3 — Panther's Pride 1—Spanish Club 3—Sr. Play. Civic Center 1, 2. 3, 4; Pres. 2 — Helen Money 2, 3, 4; Sec. 4. Personality is to a person what perfume is to a floxver. SENNE, ALICE JEAN French Club 3, 4 — Future Teachers 3, 4; Treas. 3—Girls' Chorus 1—Girls' Intramur-als 4—Jr. Prom Com.—Jr. Red Cross 2, 3; Treas. 3—Carousel 3—Library Staff 4—Panther's Pride 3, 4; Bus. Mgr. 3, 4—Sr. Ball Com.— Sr. Play—Freshman Play—Varsity Chorus 3— Democrat and Chronicle'' News Conf.—Sophomore Play. Youth Fellowship 3. It is my duty, and I will. GLORIA DALE Chorus 1, 2—Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, Harmonettes 2, 3—Sr. Ball Com.— 4. Alpha 3, 4—Jewel Triangle 1,2, 3, 4; Queen 4—Youth Fellowship 2, 3, 4. She carries the stars in her eyes and the sun in her friendship. SCHICK, GLORIA DALE GLO Future: Nursing. SERRETT, MARY ELLEN F.H.A. 4—Girls' Chorus 1—Girls' Intramurals 2—Jr. Prom Com.—Jr. Red Cross 4. Sigma 2—Beta 3—Civic Center 3, 4. Silence displays sincerity. SCHOEN-RENE. JULIET ANNE JULIE Future: College. SENNE, ALICE JEAN Future: College. SERRETT, MARY ELLEN Future: Business. 40 SHEPPARD. RONNIE K. WILLIE Future: Farming. SMITH, CLARENCE W. SPIKE Future: Service. CLASS OF ' 5 8 SHEPPARD, RONNIE K. F.F.A. 1, 2. 3. 4—Hot Rod Club 3, 4—Panther's Pride 4—Rotary Award—F.F.A. Soil Testing Award. Our patience will achieve more than our force. SMITH, CLARENCE W. F.F.A. 1, 2—Hot Rod Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Civic Center—4-H Club. Honor lies in honest toil. STEMPEL, MARY Biology Club 2—French Club 3, 4; V. Pres. 4—Freshman Play Com.—Future Teachers 3, 4; Sec. 4—Girls' Chorus 1—Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3—Jr. Prom Com.—Mag. Sale Com. 4—Seneca Saga 4—Sr. Ball Com.—Sr. Play—Student Council 4—Ushers' Club 3, 4 —Carousel Com. 3. O.Q. 2, 3, 4—Jewel Triangle 1, 2, 3, 4. In youth and beauty, wisdom is but rare. STEMPEL, MARY MARE Future: College. SPAHN, SHIRLEY Girls' Intramurals 3, 4 — Jr. Prom Com. — Seneca Saga 4—Spanish Club 3—Sr. Play. Of all good virtues that we know, good naturedness stands in the very first row. STOCKWELL, NANCY A. Girls' Intramurals 1, 2—Swimming 1,2, 3, 4. Beta Tri Hi-Y. Friendly and cheerful all day long. SPAHN, SHIRLEY Future: Business. 41 STOCKWELL, NANCY A. CHIPMUNK Future: Practical Nursing. Old;; TELAR1CO, ROGER ANDREW BAAA Future: Undecided. TILLS, PATRICIA ARLENE PAT Future: Marriage. TOUHEY, MARGARET F. Oh, true in word and tried in deed, a useful life it is I lead. TELARICO, ROGER ANDREW Youth is precious; I shall spend it well. TOURNOUR, JACQUELINE Biology Club; Sec. 2— French Club 3, 4; Treas. 4 — Future Teachers 3, 4 — Girls' Chorus 1—Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4—Jr. Prom Com. — Panther's Pride 4 — Seneca Saga 4—Sr. Ball Com. Phi Alpha Beta 1—O.Q. 2, 3, 4—Triangle 2, 3,4. She that is a friend to herself, is a friend to all. TILLS, PATRICIA ARLENE Freshettes 1 — Future Teachers 2, 3, 4 — Girls' Chorus 1 — Girls' Intramurals 3 — Harmonettes 2, 3, 4—Jr. Prom Com.—Panther's Pride 2, 3, 4—Spanish Club 3—Varsity Chorus Acc. 2, 3, 4—Carousel 3. Church Choir 1, 2, 3, 4—Jewel Triangle 1, 2, 3, 4; Marshal 4. Music is her ideal. TRAVIS, RONALD A. Wrestling 2. As merry as the day is long, as long as the day is merry. TOUHEY, MARGARET F. PEGGY Future: College. TOURNOUR, JACQUELINE JACKIE Future: Business. TRAVIS, RONALD A. RON Future: Undecided. 42 WELCH, JEROME A. ORV Future: College. CLASS OF '58 WELCH, JEROME A. Baseball; J.V. 1—Basketball; J.V. 1; Varsity 4—Golf 3, 4; Sectionals 3, 4—Sr. Ball Com.—Stage Crew 3, 4. Kanadasaga 1—Y.M.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Great as a basketball player— even better as a friend. WELLS, KAYE ARLA L. French Club 3—Girls' Chorus 2—Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4—Ir. Prom Com.—Mag. Sale Com. 4—J.V. Majorettes 3—Panther s Pride 2, 3, 4—Sr. Ball Com. Helen Money 2. 3, 4—Civic Center Leaders' Club 3. She that is thy friend indeed, she will help thee in thy need. WELLS, KAYE ARLA L. KATHY Future: Secretary. WOODY, LOUISE WOODY, LOUISE LOU Future: Work. WHEELER, SANDRA E. SANDY Future: College. Girls' Chorus 2—Girls' Intramurals 2, 3. Civic Center. Always greets you with a friendly smile. WHEELER, SANDRA E. F.H.A. 2—Girls' Chorus 1, 2—Girls' Intra-murals 1, 4—Jr. Prom Com.—Jr. Red Cross 3—Seneca Saga 3, 4—Sr. Ball Com.—Sr. Play Com. Church Choir. The mildest manners, and the gentlest heart. WRIGHT, BRENDA JEAN Freshman Play—Girls' Chorus 1—Harmon-ettes 2, 3—Fresheltes 1—Jr. Prom Com.—Sr. Ball Com. — Student Council 2, 4 — Stunt Night 3—Varsity Chorus 2, 3—Spanish Club 3—Carousel 3. O.Q. 2, 3, 4; Chaplain 3. There is no substitute for talent. WRIGHT, BRENDA JEAN GOOSE Future: Nursing. 43 3tt H5?mnrtam JOHN DAVIS We remember with fondness our former classmate, Johnny Davis. For a boy of his age his manner, honesty, and ambition were outstanding. Everyone who knew him, liked him. 44 JUNIOR C. Hara, Vice-Pres. CLASS OFFICERS SOPHO- MORE R. Guinan, Sec. J. McDonald, Pres. M. Heit, Vice-Pres. P. Cecere, Treas. 45 Back Row: B. Phillips, P MOTTsty, C. Case, A. Remmel, C. Rosenbloom, J. DeAnaelo, P. Alexander, A. Doyle, C. Woodworth, M. Marsden, P. Schiller, krwydftJP. Serven, C. Coif, S. Breitfeld, F. Summers, M. Morse, R. Talomie. Third Row: C. Campbell -Dr V r, A'nhnti F.. Thien 'C. Linzy, E. Rives, B. Witter, C. Bullock, A. Boyd, M. Kenney, „M. ’ Thifuw. C. Hara, H. Solomon C. Lindemann, L. Hirtwdi kfc lark. J. Rose. Second Row: J. Herendeen, C. Updike. S. Augustine, CTThomas, J. Arrington, P. Keeley, E. Johnson, t ppi w s. Green, F. Liberatore, D. Abraham, J. Phillips, P. Blum. N. Kranberg, B-_Xarlo, A. Williams. First Row: J. Rollo, A Owen7T Tiballi, P. Thompson, S. Farlo, N. Taylor, T. McCabe, D. Yackel, A. Abraham, N. Pangburn, M. Clark. P. Wilson, L. Ball. JUNIOR CLASS------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Back Row: D. ,Nyce, C. Atkinson, D. Whiteman, S. Boncaro, K. Beck, J. Warder, D. Thurley, B. Payson, D. Chrysler, P. Cook, B. Miller, B. Duck,i —K5ch, p,.. Jhnersoi R. Wheaton J. Childrey, G. Schiller. Fourth Row: R. Dennison, G. Hamm, R. Livingston, R. Snook, C. Leither, J. Petersen? D. Curtis. G. Cook, A. Bowers, T Fathergill, J Oakley, J. Minns, E Millerd, W. Ferris. W. Van Alstyne, D. Blood. Third Row: F. Graves, J. Prete, i Eieid, R. Reifstack, G. Mulligan, R. Rosenthal, B. Stowell, P. Corwin, E. Wittwer, T. Arris, P. Stacy, M. Abraham, C. Bauder, H. Funk, R Goldstone, G. Walsh. Socond Row: L. Paul, C. Klue, J. Mc-p rrri -.tU _j Simpson, P. Coyne, J. Kenney, D. Whitaker, J. Gillotti, D. V eyneth, B. Phaler, D. Scharett, P. Dennis, J. DiZillo. T irst Row: P. Choflin, R. Askin, D. Christensen, J. Henningson, D. Morocco, R. Dewey, C. Burg, W. Brown, T. De-Fazic, T. Gurba. Back Row: J Duell, J. Puma, J. Avens J Spina C Mookhoek, K. Elliot, B. Brase, B. Bullock, E. Keller, F. Russell, A. Partise, K. Rogers, G Robbins, P Olmstead S Vickerv S. Stivers. M. Bornemann, D. Goodman Fourth Row: S. Stilwell, P. Troutman, B. liorton, B. Ruggles, D McNulty, P Blake K Harvey, B. Frank, D V heeler, C. Christensen, S. Mcliwain, C. Breitfeld, K. Cov- Fvt. n ti7 T PCV ■ L eieaoime, r. uecere, M. Mungo, L. 1'atty, rt. Oonsoli, M. Heit, B. Patty. M. Kor- ?£vfs. MiJS;� P'ianari.Cr; •sSk£n,y 5nHaF „ROWi K- Warder' '•Laws' G-Frind' c-.Marvin'E- SOPHOMORE CLASS-------------------------------------------------- Back Row: B DiFedenco, T Madigan, R. McGuigan, G. English, L. Brown. E. McCaffrey, J. Keeley. R. Guinan, T. DeVaney, F. Benedict. P. Hartman, R. Weller, W. Patrick, D. Rasmussen, A. Luger, R. Willower, P. Thurley, H. Daniels. Fourth Row: R Jensen. H. Tills, B. Parrish, B. Ventura, S. DeLuca. R. Ingram, S. Guererr:, A. Commesso, C. Georgeovich, R. Green, D. Addona, T. Catalano, P. Brum, E. Schwarz, R. Kjar. C. Rietman, S. Corv in. W. Fuller. B. Adams. Third Row: R. Inscho, J. Gigliotti, D. Dad-son, N. Spina B Lahr, D. Reifstack, J. Paulsen, H. Aikens, E. Trotta, R. Hubbard, R. Mantel!, J. Davie, G. Klue, R. Carlson, H. Thompson G. Woody, D. Bell, G. Schultz. Second Row: A. Legott, R. Rollo, G. Rizzo, R. Depew, R. Carter, G. Roenke, J. Stephens, JLiberatore, C. Wuertenberger, R. Searles, C. V ilkison, J. McDonald. T. Kenney, A. DeNard, L. Mallard, J. Ilacqua B Lont, J. Newmon. First Row: R. Baroody, A. Skinner, W. Haag, G. Greene, M. Port, J. Arkins, T. Symonds, A. Pollard, J. Robertson, G. Iocco, D. Hines, B. Brooks. Our activities deserve a special place in the Seneca Saga. In order to receive a broad education activities are as necessary as class room study. The diversified activities of Geneva High School have taught us to work, serve, and cooperate with our class mates. Service to Geneva High School and the community is the purpose of several activities. With the help of Mrs. Flood, the Library Club puts away books, collects fines, and attends to some of the library's more consuming duties. The boys of Projection Club and Stage Crew are always eager to operate a movie or manage the difficult arrangement of the stage. This year, at basketball games, the Hot Rod Club assisted the spectators by directing them in parking their cars. The Junior Red Cross sponsors charity drives among the students, and makes decorative favors to cheer those confined in hospitals. Participation in other activities helps us with our future vocations. The Future Homemakers and Future Farmers of America gather information, by sponsoring pertinent contests and drives that will prove helpful in the home or on the farm. Students who are interested in becoming teachers find that membership in Future Teachers of America is extremely beneficial. Here they are able to learn about the vocation and its advantages and disadvantages. French Club and Biology Club offer their members fun and learning, pleasantly combined at informal meetings. The newly formed Camera Club is providing us with interesting shots of games, dances, and other events as well as starting some of us in the profession of photography. Activities keep us enthusiastically occupied and make us better citizens. All of us will remember the fun and pleasure that we have derived from working together to help others and ourselves. 48 m STUDENT COUNCIL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE I. Anderson, Recording Sec. J. McIntosh, Corresponding Sec. G. Lattimer, Pres. J. Schoen-Rene, Vice-Pres. L. Rynders, Treas. S. Petersen Asst. Treas. Student Council, a consuming interest, is the governing body of Geneva High School. We participate in Council as voting citizens, as Council representatives and as its officers. This year we have an excellent Student Council as well as one of the most progressive student government systems in this area. President George Lattimer, a competent and efficient leader, has secured the cooperation and respect of Council, the students, and the faculty. Under his leadership, and with the assistance of the executive committee, the organization of Council has been practically flawless. The achievements of this year's Council are evident. Stunt Night, successfully netted $300 for the Korean War Orphan. Council arranged for the transportation to out of town” athletic events and distributed athletic schedules. One of the highlights of the year was the transformation of the little gym into a combination lounge, lunch room, and senior honor studyhall. The atmosphere was provided by paint, curtains, and a juke box. Student Council's job was made less complicated and the members were further prepared for future citizenship through the sympathetic understanding and beneficial advice of the principal, Mr. Wuertenberger, and the faculty advisors. SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES Back Row: A. Morocco T. Phillips R. Darling Front Row: M. Stempel J. Ferris A. Nicklin B. Wright 52 STUDENT COUNCIL ADVISORS Back Row: Mr. Reed, Mr. Smith. Front Row: Miss Maney, Mr. Wuertenber-ger, Miss Sears. JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES Back Row: D. Nyce L. Marsden PTCoyne M. Thiery D. Yackel Front Row: R. Taiomie SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES Back Row: R. Green J. McDonald C. Fairfax P. Cecere K. Warder Front Row: M. Port C. Wilkison C. Marvin 53 Student court Back Row: T. Phillips M. Port Second Row: D. Yackel Mr. McCann, Advisor R. Darling A. Nicklin First Row: P. Choffin This year our Student Court has been more active than in the past. The monitor system with Sam Pane as head and Dick Darling, Chief Justice of Student Court, have helped to lessen the faculty's burden of being entirely responsible for irresponsible students. Student Court is composed of four associate judges, a chief justice, and a faculty adviser. Student Court is another step to promote student government in Geneva High School. MONITORS Back Row: W. Duck R. Travis L. Adkinson D. Nyce T. Higgins Mr. McCann, Advisor Front Row: S. Pane C. Wilkison P. Choffin B. Phillips 54 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Membership in the National Honor Society represents the highest honor awarded by the school. Twice a year the faculty bestows this honor on those students who best display the qualities of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. By the end of the year the Society consists of 15% of the senior class and 5% of the junior class. We hope that membership into the National Honor Society continues to be the goal to which the students of Geneva High School will strive. Back Row: J. Anderson M. Fordon A. Senne D. Hesser G. Lattimer T. Higgins J. Schoen-Rene S. Petersen Front Row: L. Rynders B. Ross Miss Money, Advisor A.Addona C. Abbott J. McIntosh CLASS HONORS During the last two years in high school various awards are made to members of the class. At the end; of the junior year the Harvard Book Award and the Elmira Key Award are presented to a boy and a girl whom the faculty feel to be outstanding members of their class. George Lattimer and Betsy Ross . received these awards. Jean McIntosh, Molly Otis, and Alex Addona were chosen by their classmates and the faculty to attend the annual Citizenship Conference at Syracuse University. In her junior year, Julie Scho-en-Rene represented Geneva High School as a guest of the New York State Senate in Albany. Jane Ferris was selected this year to receive the Daughters of the American Revolution Award for good citizenship and service. EDITORIAL STAFF Back Row: D. Hesser. G. Frind. M Addona.S.Senne r. Guerra, advisor; B. Campbell. J. Frinds. Front Row: J. Polansky, A Geneva High School takes great pleasure in watching its printed newspaper, the Panther's Pride, grow more and more each year. This year under Mr. Guerra, advisor; Alex Addona, editor; and John Friends, assistant editor; reporters from each orgafrreaiio gathered news for the paper. It was published monthly. Back Row: C. Rosenbloom. S. DeLuca, A Partise. N Collins, E. Keller. L. Mnrridftni R-i Ansley, D. Boyd, B Bullock, P. Serven, M. Clark, R. Talomie, K. Wells. Socond Row: L Hirscn, m. Currie. A. Boyd, A Rem mel, C. Coif, C. Bnetfeld, S Brietfeld, C Bullock, jfci Abbott, S. Farlo, C. Marvin, C. Updike. First Row K. Warder, D. Yackel, D. Priano, D. Fisher, J. Ferris,’ R. nollo, D Fuends, M. Kornet, E. Morabito. N Kranberg, P Cecere, G. Frind, I. Searles. HI ill HUfcil Back Row: D. Knowlton, M. Bornemann, H. Solomon, B. Ross. A. Senne, A. Doyle, K. Rogers, P. Olmstead, S. Stivers, H. Boothe, N. Carpenter. Second Row: Mrs. Flood, Advisor; J. Heren-deen, A. Boyd, M. Morse, N. Pangburn, P. McWilliams. First Row: S. Stilwell, G. Laquitara, M. Mungo. B. Neely, G. Frind. Back Row: D. Priano, B. Phillips, J. DeAngelo, J. Spina. D. Rodecker, J. Peterson, A. Partise. P. Murray, B. Ruggles, J. Rose, P. Deledonne, P. Wilson. Seated: P. Corwin, B. Patty, E. Wittwer, L. Patty, D. Abraham. C. Liberio, S. Vickery, S. Mcllwain. D. McNulty, B. Travis, P. Schiller. Back Row: M. Clark, J. DeAngelo, B. Mathis, A. Dovle. L. Marsden D. RodeckefjT RosenthalJD. White-man, J. McGuire, J. Howe, C. Woodworth, D. Lewien, A. Senne, A. Skinner, J OTTSen-Kene, L. Hirsch Second Row: B. Ross, L. Rynders, J. McIntosh, J. Tournour, S. Breitleld, M. Stempel, C. Rosenbloom, A Remmel, K. Dubbs, B. Witter, G. Patrick, Miss Brunetti, advisor First Row: N. Pangburn, N. Kranberg, P Blum, P. Keeley, S. Green, J. Phillips, C. Abbott, J. Anderson, J. Rollo. Back Row: C. Christensen, K Harvey, A. Luger, B. Payson, J. Warder, R. Tills, K. Covert, Mrs. Glasgow, advisor. Second Row: A. Higgins. C. Liberio. M. Heit, B. Patty, C. Fairfax, M. Choffin, C. Marvin. First Row: I. Searles, B. Travis, B. Neeley, K Warder, L. Patty. Back Row: B. Witter, S. Breitfeld, E. Bruzda. R. Rollo, C. Wilkison, B. Ross, D. Saporito, R. Wyatt, A. Senne H. Rosenbloom, B. Brase, D. Rodecker. P. McWilliams. Second Row: C. Hara, G. Patrick, Mrs. Shuba, advisor; H. Solomon, M. Stompel, E. Olsen, B. Landschoot. First Row: M. Searles, A. Higgins, C. Liberio, J Phillips, E. Gulvin, K. Covert, M. Kornet, J. Tournour. ROTARY ART EXHIBIT Each spring the Practical and Fine Arts students participate in the Rotary Art Exhibit. Here their accomplishments are displayed and the people of Geneva have an opportunity to view and understand our school's art curriculum. After careful judging, prizes are awarded to the students with the most outstanding contributions. The Hovey Award is the exhibit's most highly esteemed prize. The award covers three fields: Industrial Arts, Mechanical Drawing, and Fine Art. The recipients of these awards must adhere to the following qualifications: good citizenship, ability to work with others, leadership, proficiency, and interest in future art problems and careers. In 1957, Charles Voider received the Hovey Award for Industrial Arts; Ronald Celentano, the award for Mechanical Drawing; and Jane Wuertenberger, the Fine Arts award. The Rotary Art Exhibit also offers awards for perfection, design, and originality. Prizes are made in cash grants, as well as in art equipment. We are grateful to the Rotary Organization for sponsoring the annual Art Exhibit. It inspires an interest in art, both creative and practical and provides a fair method of competition. C. Valder, T. McCcnn. G. Cline, 2d prize B. Flick, 1st prize I. Mollath, Hon. Men. ANNA HOGARTH YOUNG MEMORIAL AWARDS 61 Back Row: P. Ilacqua, P. Morse, J. Miller, J. Mott, J. Davie, E. Swartz, D. Scharett, C. Notar, D. Rasmussen, T. Phillips, C. Leitner, B. Patrick, F. Benedict, M. Sloth. Second Row: K. Livermore, J. Ilacqua, J. Blankenberg. G. Rizzo, T. Kenney, D. Searles, G. Shipman, G. Robbins, N. Spina, K. Scuse, R. Kjar, M. Leitner, D. Weyneth. First Row: Mr. Watkins, advisor; 3. Johnson, D. Blood, K. Livermore, C Robson, B. Miller, R. Sheppard. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Back Row: B. Ruggles, J. Duell, M. Serrett, D. Wheeler, F. Hagan, A. Cardinale, S. Mcllwain, B. Frank, K. Mookhoek. Second Row: Mrs. King, advisor; S. Hansen, P. VanSickle. C. Grier, T. McCabe, P. Guererri, K. Cowles, J. Herendeen, E. Johnson, D. Fisher. First Row: J. Rose, G. Cline, G. Johnston, A. Owen, P. Williams. C. Linzy. HOT ROD CLUB Back Row: Mr. Shuba, advisor; B. Payson, D. Ansley, T. Phillips, E. Bowers, D. Bell, G. Mulligan, C. Smith, P. Henninger, M. Abraham. P. Coyne, R. Askin. Front Row: D. Hines, R. Barber. E. Trotta, R. Inscho, R. Goldstone, R. Depew, C. Burg, W. Brooks. SOPHOMORE DRAMA CLUB Back Row: D. Whiteman, Mr. Grammar, advisor; C. Grier, F. Russell, G. Robbins, G. Woody, S. DeLuca, C.Georgeovich, B. Landschoot, S. David, C. Legg. Front Row: J. Pioli, P. Thurley, A. Higgins, B. Meaker. B. Parrish, G. Laquitara, K. Cowles, B. Olsen. CHESS ASSOCIATION Back Row: J. Welch, P Whi ™rM N. CollinsfR. Rosenthal, A. Luger. V. Front Row: G. Frind, T. Higgins, Mr. Reed, advisor; R. Campbell, D. Hesser. 63 STAGE CREW Back Row: G. Shultz G Roenke B. Lont R Baroody A Legott. Second Row: Mr. Grammar advisor S. Pane P Thurley I. Welsh D. Whiteman First Row: D. Addona W DiFederico T. Higgins s° Und Stephens, Mr W°lsh, D. � l. CREW PROIECTION CLUB Back Row: R. Carter, D. Ansley, W. VanAlstyne, E. McCaffrey. C. Klue, R. Green, E. Trotta, H. Akens, A. Legott. Front Row: E. Millerd. Mr. Moore, advisor; D. Whitaker, T. Harrigan. USHERS CLUB Back Row: N Kranberg, I. Row: A. Abbott, J. McIntosh, L. Row: M. Kornet, M. Heit, J Row: M. Burkart, B. M. Searles. Third C. Hara. Second First The Photo Service Club, which was established as a result of the presentation of the Crown Graflex Camera by the class of '57, has proven itself to be one of Geneva High School's most outstanding clubs. The members of this club are those people who are interested in photography and wish to know more about the taking, developing and enlarging of pictures. We all have noticed the pictures displayed by the Photo Service Club in the trophy case. The club's members take pictures of various school functions, such as dances, assemblies, and athletics and then develop and enlarge them for the enjoyment of others. The Photo Service Club assisted the Seneca Saga staff by developing and contributing the twelve candid pictures used on the senior pages. The staff wishes to express its sincere thanks. 65 B. Wright, C. Ingram, P, Dhalle, G. Lattimer, S. Spchn, M. Stempel, C. McLellan, L. Adkinson, T. Higgins, B. Boss, D. Saporito. SENIOR PLAY On March 29 a successful comedy was staged at Geneva High School by the Class of '58 under the direction of Mr. Grammar, director, and Thomas Higgins, student director. Three Blind Mice, a three act comedy opens to find Pam, Elizabeth, and Moira Mason registered in an exclusive Miami Beach Hotel. The three sisters had sold their inherited chicken farm to finance husband catching campaigns for each of them. They were to take turns being the rich Miss Mason, her secretary, and maid. The action begins when their hometown lawyer Henry Trowbridge finds them and refuses to give them any more money to finance such a folly. Things really begin to roll when Pam's plans to marry Albert Dupont are upset because she discovers that he is a social director at the hotel rather than a rich guest. A final attempt on Steve Harrington, a rich playboy, also fails. Thanks to Henry the mystery is finally uncovered and the play ends on a happy note—a wedding march. Lending their ability to the production are Shirley Spahn as Elizabeth, Carol McLellan as Moira, Mary Stempel as Pam, Paul Dhalle as Henry Trowbridge, Brenda Wright as the gossip columnist, Edna Parker, Larry Adkinson as Steve Harrington, Cam Ingram as the aging playboy, Betsy Rose as Mrs. Bramber, George Lattimer as Albert Dupont, and Thomas Higgins as Mr. Cord, the Hotel Manager. 66 M. Stempel, G. Lattimer, S. Spahn, C. McLellan. SENIOR PLAY C. McLellan, S. Spahn, B. Ross, G. Lattimer, L. Adkinson. 67 G. Patrick, Queen; C. Abbott, J. Schoen-Rene, attendants. Presentation of flowers by H. Ryder, Pres, of Jr. Class. R. Darling, B. Decker, L. Orr, G. Thomas, G. Leonard, K. Wells. Our Junior Year rolled around before we knew it, and soon we were making plans for our first big class project, our Junior Prom. Under the capable leadership of our co-chairmen, Carol Abbott and Alex Addona, our plans for the big night moved smoothly along. We called our Prom the Carribean Cruise and to the class of '58 it certainly marked a milestone in our trip through high school. The date was set for May 4. As the day approached, the dance became the sole topic of conversation among the Juniors. After the weeks of planning, the big night finally arrived. The gym of North Street School was transformed into a romantic shipboard for our Carribean Cruise. The climax of the evening was the crowning of Gertrude Patrick as Queen and Juliet Schoen-Rene and Carol Abbott as her attendants. L. Rynders, P. McWilliams, C. Ingram, H. Rosenbloom C. Sipple. 68 We could have danced all night! Mr. Godkin, Sr. class adv.; C. McLellan, C. Robson, Sr. class Vice-Pres.; —--- SENIOR BALL “Moments to Remember was the theme chosen for our biggest undertaking of the year — our Senior Ball, held February 1, in the North Street School Gym. Judy Wethey and Chuck Robson, co-chairmen, guided the various committees to make the evening a brilliant success. Dancing to the music of Ken Renick's Band, we were reminded of activities of our class by clever murals. Keeping with the theme, the gym was decorated with pink and lavender crepe paper, with a large clock to signify the passing of an all too-short high school career. Lynne Rynders, crowned Queen of the Ball by the president, Tom Phillips, and her attendants, Jean McIntosh and Mary Fordon, made a stunning court. Although our Senior Ball is over, we can agree that it was one of our most cherished Moments to Remember. L. Rynders, Queen; M. Fordon, Jean McIntosh, attendants. Crowning of Queen by T. Phillips, Pres, of Sr. class. ,JV Addona, I. McIntosh, M. Fordon, T. Higgins, L. (j Neil. C. Abbott. The Queen is announced. 69 VARSITY CHORUS Back Row: G. Woody, D. Dadson, A. Luger, J. Keeiey, P. McWilliams, B. Payson, P. Cook, W. Duck, DOEmgiSQB, R. Fennell, N. Moses, C. Divel, R. Willower, R. Dennison, J. Phillips. Third Row: R. Hubert, D. Addona, W. Win-ton, C. Georgeovich, J. Gillotti, M. Abraham, R. McGuigan, R. Baird, J. Howe, P. Dhalle, A. Morocco, G. Shultz, J. Stephens, R. Johnson. W. Brown. Second Row: G. Schick, H. Solomon, B. Witter, B. Mathis, J. Schoen-Rene, K. Harvey, B. Bullock, P. Flood, E. Keller, K. Elliot, A. Skinner, L. Pedersen, C. Rosenbloom, P. Serven, P. Blum. First Row: S. Farlo, N. Pangburn, C. Fairfax, C. Thomas, J. Arris, M. Heit, M. Kornet, M. Morrelli, N. Carpenter, J. McIntosh, S, Stilwell, B. Olsen, C. Wilkins, J. Tiballi, C. Marvin, B. Farlo, Mr. Brown, director. MUSIC DEPARTMENT The Geneva High School music program is one of the school's most outstanding and meriting features. The varous musical groups provide education and fun for the participants as well as entertainment for the schools and community of Geneva. The department is under the direction of Mr. Godfrey Brown, a graduate from Ithaca College where he obtained his Masters Degree. Mr. Brown is known by almost all the students at Geneva High School as Brownie. He is always ready to assist anyone who is interested in music and is unreplaceable in assisting at Talent Nite” and other school programs not directly connected with his musical groups. We are all indebted to Brownie for his inestimable work for Geneva High School's music program. Nearly every spring the music groups attend an annual New York State Music Festival held at.Ithaca. At this festival contests are sponsored where high school musicians have the opportunity to learn how well they are doing and to compare themselves with the participating schools of other cities in New York State. The choral and instrumental groups are rated on an A, B, C, method according to the grade of music which they have to offer. Vocal and instrumental soloists are judged in the same manner. Our students derive much pleasure from these contests and frequently honor Geneva High School with exceptional ratings. Last spring Mr. Brown and Mr. William Grammar, dramatic coach at Geneva High School, combined their talent and effort to produce Rodgers' and Hammer-stein's Carousel, a musical comedy which is a hit wherever it is produced — on 70 BOYS' CHORUS R. Fennell, N. Collins, N. Moses, A. Palmieri, W. Ferris, A. Luger, J. Howe, P. Dhalle, N. Coluzzi, V. Lalli, A. Ad-jdona, R. Campbell, G. Shultz, W. Winton, D. Addona, W. Brown, R. Baroody, Mr. Brown, director; P. VanSTckle, accompanist. Broadway or in the tiny auditorium of Geneva High School. The citizens of Geneva swarmed into this tiny auditorium for two nights and would have returned again if it had been possible. Everyone was extremely moved by the musical comedy itself and especially by the outstanding and near-professional talent of the youth of GIRLS' CHORUS 71 Back Row: D. McNulty. K. Covert, F. Hagan, B. Decker, P. Schiller, B. Mathis, F. Russell, G. Robbins, B. Frank, C. Hara, B. Witter, C. Coif, J. Avens, S. Vickery. Second Row: C. Updike, B. Horton, T. Polqnskv P. Deledonne, B. Landschoot, J. Pioli, J. Puma, F. Bowers, G. Laquitara, P. Cecere, J. Herenaeen, C. Eegg, A. Williams, B. Meaker. First Row: P. VanSickle, M. Clark, B. Parrish, I. Searles, K. Cowles, K. Grier, B. Morabito, D. Priano, P. Williams, A. Higgins, B. Neeley, P. Urwin, Mr. Brown, director. BAND Back Row: R. Hubbert, G. Iocco W. Brown, R. Parrish, N. Moses, D. Ansley, _R. Phillips, G. English, T. Arris, N. Collins, C. Wuertenberger, R. Mantell, J. Howe, B. Mathis. Front Row: N. Pan taum, J. Friends, Mr. Brown, Director; A. Remmel, P. Cook, C. Lindemann, R. Willower, C. Wilkins. Geneva, displayed in this production. The many spectators and students who viewed and took part in this production will remember it forever and will never forget the wonderful experiences it gave them. Varsity Chorus, Boys' Chorus, and Girls' Chorus are the three major choral groups at Geneva High School. They perform at assemblies and have entertained various community organizations. In the past, Mr. Brown has willingly relinquished his time to organize such groups as Chordettes and Harmonettes which have provided extra-curricular activity for those students with special musical interest and ability. They have traveled to various area hospitals and nursing homes to provide a few hours entertainment and relaxation for the patients. This year, a new vocal group, which certainly deserves recognition, is the Troubadours. They are a group selected from Varsity Chorus who sing spirituals and religious numbers. Their performances have been highly successful especially at Talent Nite. The band and jazz orchestra form another important section of the music department. The band has a wide collection of marches and school songs which it performs at assemblies, local parades, and basketball and football games. It goes without dispute that our school assemblies and athletic events would not be complete without the closing Alma Mater played by the band. The orchestra plays for concerts and dances. Occasionally a few members of the orchestra get together and present a jam session. The band and orchestra together help to inspire a strong feeling of school spirit in the students of Geneva High. Each year all these groups work together and produce a colorful Christmas assembly, featuring the ever-popular The Night Before Christmas. A highly professional concert is also presented each spring by the music department. This concert 72 VARSITY MAJORETTES J. Arris, D. Guerrie,_j£— Akens, M. Aliens, E. Choifin, K. Warder. represents the supreme effort of the department and is eagerly awaited by many of the citizens of Geneva. This May, the music department and Student Council combined to bring Reese Markewich and the Mark V to Geneva High School for a concert, New Designs in Jazz. Not only were they able to raise money for band uniforms but they introduced a new medium of music appreciation. The Majorettes are one of the most prominent groups connected with the music department. This year, under the leadership of Judy Anderson, they led the Geneva High School band at parades and provided half-time entertainment at basketball J. V. MAJORETTES B. Morocco, P. Williams, C. Grier, S. Finnerty, S. Anderson, M. Bruno. J. Anderson head majorette 73 M“k,.KtKBrnR . I friends. games. Each year, they are judged and placed on either the Varsity or J.V. squads according to their ability. Geneva High School is proud of the outstanding talent of the majorettes and displays this pride as they perform before visiting schools at basketball games. Music is certainly an important part of Geneva High School. To the many students who have participated in it, the music program has provided a valuable education, and for all the students it has inspired school spirit and pride. For these reasons, the Class of '58 has selected music as their theme for this volume of the Seneca Saga. Back Row: H. Solomon, J. Schoen-Rene, C. Rosenbloom, R. Fennell, N. Moses, P. Dhalle, W. Brown, P. Serven, J. McIntosh, N. Pangburn. Front Row: G. Schick, B. Witter, A. Skinner, E. Keller, B. Bullock, C. Fairfax, C. Marvin. TROUBADOURS 74 MEN COACHES Back Row: Mr. Davis, Mr. Kraus, Mr. Gagnon, Mr. Deal, Mr. Pratt, Mr. Cullen, Mr. Watkins. Front Row: Mr. Reed, Mr. Leach, Mr. Griffee, Mr. Bonesteel, Mr. Bahn, Mr. Spader. BUS DRIVERS The students of G.H.S. pay tribute to Mr. Whitey Winters and Mr. Wild Bill Ellis for transporting us to our away games. Mr' Win'erS. Mr. Eliis. 79 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Back Row: B. Decker, B. Witter. Third Row: M. Fordon, J. Wethey. Second Row: C. McLellan, L. Rynders. First Row: C. Abbott, R. Talomie. M. Searles, J.V. Mgr. D. Yackel, Varsity Mgr. j. v. CHE E. Keller, B. DERS Fairfax, M. Heit, C. Marvin. 80 Back Row:Y R Rosenth olj P. Stacy. W. VanAlstyne, G. Woody. W Ferris, G. Leonard, L. Adkinson, R. Darling J Childrev K Beck. I. AvSRs Third Row: M. Abraham, J DiZillo. L Paul. F. Simpson, J. Sales. B Stowell. T Catalano J Arkins Second P. Chaffin. W. Brown. T. DeFazio. C Wilkison, R. Dewey. First Row: D. Morocco. C. Ingram. H. Roscnblaom C Robson VARSITY FOOTBALL The first loss to De Sales in the history of G.H.S.—0 won 7 lost record— Our last season in the West Central Conference— A team that kept fighting even against overwhelming odds— A rugged season for a new coach. SCORES Geneva Opponent 0..............De Sales 6 7.....Corning North 31 12.............Auburn 28 12......Corning Free 33 7 ......... Waterloo 14 7............Batavia 32 18 ......... Hornell 33 Later won by forfeit. SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS COACHES Mr. Cullen, Mr. Hamlin, Mr. Gagnon, coaches. Back Row: R. Dewey, J. Gillotti, T. Phillips, K. Gage, L. Adkinson, J. Welch, J. Warder, C. Atkinson, W. Ferris, C. Robson, J. DiZillo. Front Row: T. Higgins, Mgr.; G. Lattimer, D. Hesser, Mgr. Lakemont—De Sales—Lyons—Mynderse—De Sales— The high points of a rough season. The close ones—Dundee—Canandaigua—Penn Yan—Waterloo. A better team than its record. SCORES Geneva Opponent Geneva 46........................Lakemont 29 44..... 37..........................Dundee 38 45..... 17..........................Newark 40 39 .... 46 ...................Canandaigua 48 54 .... 42......................... Lyons 51 44 .... 47 ....................Penn Yan 44 51 .... 41 ...................Seneca Falls 46 47 .... 37......................... Auburn 62 43 .... 64 ...................... Waterloo 70 55 .... Later won by forfeit. Opponent . ... De Sales 30 ....Newark 75 Canandaigua 49 ...... Lyons 39 . . .. Penn Yah 47 Seneca Falls 40 . . . . Waterloo 55 ....Auburn 51 ....De Sales 43 82 VARSITY BASEBALL Back Row: K. Gage, T. Bonavia, G. Guerrie, Mr. Spader, coach; R. Darling, R. Enlow, J. Tate. Front Row: J. Gil-lotti, H. Haas, C. Robson, R. Bruno, A. Morocco, J. Acquilano, J. DiZillo. Section 5 champs—Bonavia- Acquilano—Guerrie— The second championship in a row and in G.H.S. history for the Spadermen. One loss on a last inning home run— A great team with a desire to win, and win they did. SCORES Geneva Opponent 12.......................Penn Yan 0 3 .....................Mynderse 1 11 .........................Lyons 2 11 ........................Newark 3 1 ...................Canandaigua 0 7........................ Auburn 5 15 .................... Waterloo 4 17 . J...................De Sales 5 4 .....................Penn Yan 1 No hitter. 'Sectional games. Geneva Opponent 1 ..................... Mynderse 0 5 Newark 6 5 ...................Canandaigua 2 4 ..........................Lyons 0 7 ...................... Waterloo 0 10 ..................... De Sales 0 2 ..................... Marshall 0 7......................Wellsville 2 6 ................West Rochester 0 83 Back Row: W. Ferris, N. Moses, W. VanAlstyne, R. Aaks.y Russell, K. Beck, G. Lattimer, A Nicklin, D. Nyce, N. Principio, R. Pedersen,Second Row: G. Greene, R. Green, J. Phillips, G. Cowles, H. Funk, F. Simpson, H. Akens, P. Dhalle, F. Warder, B. Carter. Front Row: D. Hamlin, coach; D. Hansen. TRACK Run—I ump—T oss—Leap— Panther Thinclads on road to recovery— Second place in league. SCORES Geneva Opponent 26 74 442 3 551 3 25 75 721 2 271 2 Second place in Kiwanis Relays Triangular Meet 1st Geneva 2nd Mynderse 3rd Waterloo Finger Lakes Championship 2d Place 1st place in Mile Medley Relay American Legion Relay Carnival 84 Back Row: L. Paul, T. DeFazio, N. Principio, J. ChildreylR Rosentha P. Choffin, R. Pollino, A Pollard, C. Wilkison, D. Morocco. A. Morocco, Mr. Leach, coach. Front Row A, OIC.U c. fp WRESTLING Always a top sport in G.H.S. Undefeated this year—-New Coach—New League—First place. SCORES Geneva Opponent 28.......... Auburn 17 46.........Mynderse 5 45...........Penn Yan 3 26.....Elmira Free 18 40........ Waterloo 8 30.....Wayne Cent. 16 Geneva Opponent 24 . . Elmira So. Side 24 31......Spencerport 19 22............. Webster 22 won ..Rush-Hen. Forfeit won . Brockport Forfeit Four State Shields. . Choffin Principio Pollino Morocco 85 CROSS COUNTRY Back Row: D. Addona J. Gillotti A. Luger H. Ryder D. Hesser D. Chrysler B. Payson Mr. Reed, coach. Front Row: M. Port R. Baroody G. Iocco J. Kenney The long race—Exhaustion at the finish— Developing underclassmen—Tremendous potential for next year— Team with good spirit but losing season. !•' JLHeaes ey D. Fryer P. Kirby J. Cook J. Welch G. Leonard Mr. Moore, coach T. Higgins SCORES Geneva Opponent 5 .....Mynderse 0 15 .... Irondequoit 3 6 .....Penn Yan 0 15 N. Dame (Elmira) 0 3 ......... Auburn 2 81 2 ...... Elmira 6V2 15 N. Dame (Elmira) 0 5 .....Mynderse 0 6 .....Penn Yan 0 24 ... Irondequoit 0 2.......... Auburn 3 GOLF Eagles—Birdies—Pars One of the greatest golf teams in the history of G.H.S. 104l 2 86 SWIMMING Back Row: B. Brown, G. Greene, F. Benedict, E. McCaffrey, R. Inscho, D. Nyce, N. Collins, D. Ansley, T. Arris, J. Friends, Mr. Reed, coach. Front Row: W. Duck, C. Arnold, K. McFetters, A. Luger, B. Payson, G. Bond, J3. Phil-lips, H. Ryder, J. Davis, K. Livermore, A. Green, C. Ingram. Slow start but best season in many a year for our Finmen— The upsets over Ithaca, Canandaigua—The tie with Auburn— A fine recovery over last season—Second place in Sectionals. SCORES Geneva Opponent 22 ................. Baldwinsville 64 31 ....................Canandaigua 55 41 ........................ Homell 45 43..........................Auburn 43 46.....................Canandaigua 41 46 ........................ Ithaca 31 56 ........................ Homell 30 33 ........................ Auburn 53 Four State Shields Due lei 2)' Payson Brown 87 Back Row: Mr. Smith, coach G. Frind G. Gillotti A. Addona BrCrampbell J. Warder Front Row: C. Burg D. Chrysler B. Payson SCORES Geneva Opponent 3.........Penn Yan 0 0 ...Canandaigua 3 3.......... Waterloo 0 3.......Seneca Falls 0 3 ........... Auburn 2 2 .......Penn Yan 1 1 ...Canandaigua 2 3 ........ Waterloo 0 3.......Seneca Falls 0 TENNIS Back Row: A. Addona U Emerson G. Trotta M. Abraham Q, PITCH Front Row: Mr. Grifiee, coach C. Burg G. Frind SCORES Geneva Opponent 2...........Mynderse 6 8............. Gorham 0 4 Waterloo 0 4 ............Phelps 4 5 ...........De Sales 3 1 .........Penn Yan 7 0 ...... Canandaigua 8 Finger Lakes Scholastic League Gary Frind—Second Serve—return—volley—smash—A team with only two losses. Only one senior lost to graduation—Always a winning sport at G.H.S. Back Row: K. Livermore, Mgr. B. Johnson W. Patrick D. Rasmussen D. Blood J. Davie J. Mott Mr. Shuba, coach Front Row: D. Weyneth N. Spina J. Blankenberg P. Morse Mr. Watkins, coach SCORES Geneva Opponent 26............ Phelps 44 31 .....E. Bloomfield 44 43......E. Bloomfield 45 38............ Phelps 49 19 . . . Clifton Springs 31 ----------------------RIFLE CLUB------------------- This year the Rifle Club has been fortunate to be able to use the new rifle range at the Junior High School. Riflery is a beneficial sport in that it provides pleasure and competition as well as a knowledge concerning the safety measures needed when handling firearms. Back Row: R. Tills D. Blood E. Bowers G. Schiller B. DeFederico G. Schultz J. Stephens B. Lont Second Row: R. Askins A. Denard C. Reitman S. DeLuca R. Searles Mr. Bahn, advisor First Row: E. McCaffrey P. Denison D. Ansley D. Curtis 89 Back Row: Mr. Leach, coach; G. Michaeis, S. Corwin, A Choffin, G. O Neil, A Hall, L. Aikens, K. Brahn, J. Tillson, P. Hartman, C. Notarr, T. Whitaker, R. Davids, Mr. Kraus, coach. Second Row: R. Guinan. E. Porter, H. Mann. R. Hubbert. J. Paulson, R. Mungo, R. Parrish, T. Morabito, A Long, R. Green. First Row: P. Blum. J. Arkins, C. Wuerten-berger J. McDonalds, J. Ventura, P. Liberatore, J. Acquilano, B. Carter, R. Principio, R. Rollo J. V. BASEBALL Back Row: Mr. Pratt, coach; D. Morocco, R. McGuigan, C. Atkinson, E. Millerd, G. Woody, G. O'Neil, L. Paul. Front Row: R. Baroody, A. Pollard, R. Parrish, G. Christensen, P. Choffin. Back Row: D. Hesser, Mgr.; B. McGuigan, J. Acquilano, R. Green, D. Dadson, T DeVaney, E. Haddad, D. Addona. P. Bruni, H. Daniels, R. Gagnon, coach. Front Row: T. Higgins, Mgr.; R. Rollo, B. Carter, T. Catalano, L. Mallard, D. Hints, R. Baroody. GIRLS' SPORTS Mrs. Whiling, Miss Lang, Women Coaches. The Geneva High girls' intramurals program is designed in such a way that each girl is able to acquire both the fun of competition and a certain number of points each time she participates in an intramural sport. Led by Mrs. Whiting and Miss Lang, the girls have a choice of either swimming or speedball in the fall; basketball, bowling, or volley ball in the winter; and tennis, golf, softball, or track in the spring. Teams are organized to attend the play days at various surrounding schools, or at Geneva High. To stimulate an interest in the intramural program, a point system has been set up. A certain number of points is obtained for each of the following: regular participation in the intramural program, captain or manager of a team, perfect attendance in gym class, play day participation, and secretary or treasurer of the bowling program. At the Senior assembly at the end of the year, awards based on the point system and personal achievements are given. The Varsity G is awarded to a girl who has earned 500 points in intramurals or who has participated as a cheerleader. For each additional 250 points over 500, a girl is awarded a gold bar, but only one a year. Numerals are awarded to the girl who has earned 250 points. If she earns 300 points she is eligible for membership in Leaders' Club, a highly esteemed club based on leadership, athletic participation, and scholarship. The highlight of the assembly is the presentation of a trophy to the Senior girl who has proven herself the outstanding girl athlete. This award is not based on athletic ability alone, but on cooperation, sportsmanship, and general leadership, The girls' intramural program at Geneva High School is something in which each girl should participate, for it is one that she may well be proud of. 91 G IR LE A t Back Row: C. Abbott, M. Fordon I d Schlck- F nt Row: G Patrick A Remme1' R Talomie, S Peter b-rg. a,rlck- C. McLellan, L. Hirsch, L. Rynders; OD INTRAMURALS tennis Back Row: M. Morse, A. Doyle, , N Kranberg, m. Covert, E. Olsen. Second How JUgL-N C. Bullock, G. Fnnd, P. Keeley, B. Morabito, C. UpdiKe. 5. Farlo. 92 BOWLING Back Row: G. Frind, I. Searles, B. Neeley, V. McClure, P. Urwin, K. Warder, S. Hansen. Front Row: N. Kranberg, M. Choffin, J. DeAngelo, A. Doyle, M. Morse, J. Polansky. Back Row: N. Carpenter, G. Schick, M. Mungo, E. Reeves, K. McCann, D. Knowlton, K. Elliot, L Marsden..Front Row: B. Decker, M. Clark, J. Rollo, C. Thomas, B. Ross, S. Stilwell. Back Row: C. Wood-worth, J. Spina, C. Ro-senbloom, A. Skinner, D. Boyd, C. Hara, M. Clark, J. Tournour. Front Row: P. Schiller, R. Consolie, S. Green, K. Cowles, G. Patrick, P. Williams. 93 SWIMMING INTRAMURALS Back Row: P. Serven, F. Summers, D. Knowl-ton. Second Row: C. Abraham, E. Bruzda, S. Farlo, B. Farlo. A. Remmel. First Row: B. Witter, C. Rosenbloom, C. Hara, J. Arris. i?0W; J ZTTES � c.Ho £ b. Witter Q‘ C- BosenbI00rr r°nt 4 SENIOR LIFESAVING Back Row: B. Decker, S. Green, P. Serven, C. Bullock.Jtp Abha4t, C. Rosenbloom, B. Witter, fju Second Row: T. LiDestri, C. Hara, .B. Farlo, C. Abraham, E. Bruzda. First Row: Miss Lang, in-ructor. senior t SAVIW® � «So.,c HAVING Lew‘en. L RFerris o s,rucfo«wccCFirst � o, Csn 7;inD 94 BASKETBALL Back Row: C. Liberio. Abbott. N. Carpenter, A. Boyd, B. Witter, C. Coif, B. Bullock, _L Marsden, K. Elliot, A. Remmel, K. McCann, S. Stivers, L. Hirsch, R. Consolie. Second Row: M. Fordon, L Polans y, R. Talomie, L. Patty, C. Fairfax, S. Davids, S. Green, M. Woody, F. Hagan, B. Frank, M. Mungo. First Row: I. Searles, M. Searles, A. Higgins, P. Urwin, P. Cecere, J. Arris, K. Warder, S. Hansen, M. Heit, M. Kornet, B. Patty, D. Boyd. TRACK Back Row: B. Mathis, M. Fordon, A. Remmel, J. Tournour, E. Reeves, A. Senne, J. Wethey, C. McLellan. Front Row: C. Coif, D. Yackel. 95 Back Row: G. Frind, L. Hirsch, B. Witter, A. Boyd, B. Mathis, F. Hagan, F. Summers, A. Rem-mel, C. Coif, P. Olmstead, B. Frand, J. DeAngelo, A. Doyle, B. Bullock, B. Brase, E. Keller. Second Row: K. Warder, K. Cowles, C. Liberio, P. Keeley, J. Philiips, M. Heit, M. Kornet, B. Patty, B. Farlo, fyl. Woody, S. Davids, M. Morse. First Row: I. Searles, P. Urwin, P. Cecere, S. Farlo, C. Updike, S. Green, M. Mungo, D. Boyd, L. Patty, S. Hansen, N. Carpenter. Back Row: R. Talomie, N. Carpenter. A. Remmel, B. Frank, L. Hirsch, C. Calabrese, J. Burgess. First Row: S. Hansen, S. Farlo, G. Schick. B. Farlo, P. Cecere. 1 AFtDEN Studios, iisic. YOUR OFFICIAL YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHERS YEARBOOK DIVISION 28 South Union Street ppchester 7, New York 99 beeivmir privilege t enior Classes off Gen their Senior Amlual “The, s been a haAWwone. has been Us ng the slogan “From ________________ Jcating that no job is too small or too for us to, produce ypd gfve )ui personal attention. is qr needs be in art work, hi mg, we shall be happy to ALM RCO PANTING COMPANY A. J. Cowan GENEVA, N. Y. ith the Fac-igh School in the Saga” . . . The j ngs in stitution for your savings GENEVA FEDERAL SAVINGS (The Building with the Green Window Bars) SENECA STREET — WEST 100 Compliments of MALCURIA BROS. Incorporated Hauling Contractors 287 Pulteney Street Geneva, New York Phone 6228 101 y O' r gfc COMI - — V' ' a O' O OF OEN Af . lY ( V •YOUR COMPLETE DEPARTMENT STORE In The Finger Lakes Area For FASHION — QUALITY — MODERATE PRIC . Compliments of G. R. KINNEY S TOWN COUNTRY PLAZA Compliments of DSMOBILE-CADILLAC COMPANY Miles West of Geneva on 5 20 Compliments of MODERN HOE REPAIR Repair While-U-Wait 0 is V y. 1 22 Linden Street 1 y Geneva, New York ■ 1 Compliments of JAMES REALE SON Dry Cleaning, Tailoring and Dyeing 104 Genesee Street Phone 9-6941 Geneva, New York v- FOR FINE FURNITURE AND FLOOR COVERINGS GENEVA, NEW YORK PV '5- ------ Q h change Streep. (j Geneva, New Yoi 4 h £ 6428 X,„ Compliments ofc) y_y S SCHANBACHER MARKET ? . HOME OF U.S. PRIME BE F A ? . Vs, V . s % 111 Washington Street % P one 68 3 Fresh Fruits Vegetables Beverag'es ( KHOURY’S SUPER MARKET V Waterloo and Border City Road -5 % MARITA SENECA RECORD SHOP 46 LINDEN STREET “If you don’t stop! Smile as you go by.” Q______j • � 1 mile West of Geneva on 5 20—FREE PARKING CLARKE’S DINER Mike and Bernice Matuzas Fine Pastries—Lithuanian Raisin-Rye Breads ie 9-9444' 4, Geneva, New York Beans Hill, Canandaigua Road Kirkwood sgSg ?? p“l8 he 272? « , £ I § 4 5 GRACE Y. HYNA £P C V J Cl Far ' J Yj ■ ,A_ L ' MtiO' V-' k (ffijjp Street jpcx CvW yS Geneva, New York 2 ‘ o V±0SO : 103 7 0 ' Jf ,9- X 5? c 0- (£- G E’SA° x r r o e j --------------- ■ 0 noco Servic Station 0 °“ f jp Routie tT 20 j. e v Q mpliments of o' X o? “ H '' s« £■ y X 3 -V ✓ ■� , tj - S’ SO-) S Geneva; New York -V tb . ?±1_, y ,-G- BILLIARDS � ( 319 Main Street Geneva, New York j7 Compli ompliments of O3 RINGER’S BAKE 7 1 Sefreca Sftree ' D Horre W Casistre j ) Geneva, York tiM : ,v ,to Compliments of WILLIS THOMAS Corner William and Pulteney SEARS RESiT MjR A NT 74 Senjfefa Street GENEVA DRY CLEANING CO. 30 Linden Street Phone 2742 '(iE vS y O' y V ' ,. C?3£l tl eet S X Genej New York � s. O 5! 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Best Wishes Td {The Vo 1. daty Of “58” T 5 EDDIEfS DINER r ' y „ + 4 ■ W eneva, forl ij u A 0 “V ' sS l AL’S BARBER SHOP SPECIALIZING IN CREW CUTS AND FLAT TOPS ; Q 2 BARBERS DAYS — 3 BARBERS NIGHTS )PREE PARKING WEST WASHINGTON STlSE I HAIRCUTS — $1.00 7 K f aA-- Compliments of GEORGE G. MULLIGAN 146 E. North Street Geneva, New York OJWVV) U)uOuX Lv-- r cv_ uJW Xa.; wr cIaOKAao S.W. CKx v Mp ci ox O. Q. V° crtrA. JLu-feJt or� Jvwi; A_y MAAja . ryv-. fUvAt. 4j nAA 8, ■k _ r o 0 1 ■L s vi'iS Compliments of 'S j?' 1 A? f A £ Tij •rV'Y’- o o sr f ■ r . - rv} J HELEN MANEY TRI-HJrf V p' . 3 C . V y Compliments of BARBER SHOP nd () C GENfevi O - LA BOTTLING CO. 'i'V QV1'j ME VROYAL PalM FLAVORS V VA � ;■ V.? . (J, ' 1 Vf r J30NGEATULAT10N jjScrtn I I CA t- V f V n V Vt rj r- )NS AND SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF “58” ' 1 E. HILTON TRUCKING CO., INC. 14 CLOVER STREET FRANK L. MENTER, MANAGER fxb-hs j C. S. BURRALL SON INSURANCE GENEVA’S OLDEST INSURANCE COMPANY 50 Linden Street . Geneva, New York Phone 6378 w V HOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT THE CAMERA SHOP treet o o' Geneva, New York PERKINS — PHONE 9-4723 Compliments of WM. L. VOGT SONS 124 North Genesee Street Phone 2008 SUNNY FRUIT STORE M. W. BUSHLACK, PROP. Choice Groceries • Fruit and Vegetables All kinds of Beverages 134 Castle Street Phone 6480 Geneva, New York Compliments of UP-TO-DATE SHOE SHINE PARLOR 46 Castle Street Geneva, New York o =? 1 a o vA - kofc Oc.'- 0 : fiy K«‘ 1 ©A £ M dr- u 2 Ue- ,C W up c.t v V « i p ‘ }Am A l 0v Ker cxcA-eC A k'-t 4.e _ •C . U. o tve u FtfE GENEVA TIMES r U M- v v W S ) 0 4 o' r 4- i v c 0 0 i UU‘ S MJjVUujtfU — . . « ixvk- S Sextet vasSUix- o J uss O'O v S£A ) djbVfce - ta v SiX.- v3o l Axvd o j d -'|ji� 'J °Sc , v ftiSW A Sxjo CSA- SfeX £ « 'J V. J. , J €LClC ( Or i ou to ill pr bo-bln S r eV Hhe. ulhom pro ro A leaders CVu.b pot on VcxiouLj. 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Father 'UiA ..Opposite Armory 64 ,'2JL4 t 1 ■ ----- £LoJ“ v W y 7 Compliments, of f' qv j® Cy KANE’S JEWELRY yrV A y jr v r v r ,514 Exchange Street r ev Geneva, New Y ork Compliments of •7 20 Exchang ;41 Gefi , New York Cortijtl nu ms MICHAE Compl f V r1 Tires Batteries Seat Covers A.A.A. Car Rental fr7' LP ' -T r O r JV| 1 4v C V v • t. S A � V O V ] n Cfa 3? , ?C Jtl ’ William C. fcLilosfe Q0°a - ? 0o ry -y. a y„ • v !6' 3- X-. -, t - . o ‘ A bp. A Cx riENR'V,'4HC0 INSURANCE CONSULTANTS AtiD BROKERS , ’ |( 5 °X.3unmDEN-Street . '£ . • SEls VA, NEW YORK D. Max Henry, I residenfc ? Richard Brown, Vice-President TONY DiRADDO Proprietor BARBER SHOP NICK “MOOSE” DiRADDO Associate, 111 CASTLE STREET Open 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. Compliments of ftaiffagrttp Jnn ‘TED” VOIGT’S RESTAURANT FOR FINE FOOD tin cj pliments K, v CHILpREN( TOGGERY f) •' 6 Senectf'fttreet . r i r V BOHN MUSIC HOUSE 551 Exchange Street f4°°. 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RFAX BROS. ™ V VCA Or v v ' W •.- -“ir-t . i� ■- oC vex -rv vx V3vj.orx-M'' O-V PAINTS -WALLPAPER, A «vCv« c vv-V vr , A S - 87 Castle Street j A 5_ v crO-C X , Virx -! j • ocssraevv jeew- e g AROODY’sTS F iio'e Tlo 1 -c . Ter- CIGAR STORE 'r-tOX L -rt aV -av '� 3A csV'r sv- Vog tcrx ■”',hange Str + As.o.1 o vjpm, oV ?di cjC ciovri-q . A- r- _________- thp vq 372 Exchange Street 'TVs? . cx x.xro q-: Geneva, New York “THE LABEL OF QUALITY” GENEVA. N Y Incorporated 16 Seneca Street Phone 2714 L . t-i Compliments of 6400 CABS INCORPORATED Kc v- csr veV - Compliments of O A , VW aS� ' P o 'V! cXV . 5 r -c OINEVA.'N. y. v © A, 'f o v )fk —N C . S Compliments of IRLAND’S MARKET 308 Exchange treet dS Svj cJYs s n Geneva, New York •3: '-Ot.Ns oT CjJ Compliments of C. M. NEILSON SON Incorporated Compliments of DEE’S JEWELERS Town Country Plaza own Country Plaz i — 307 Hamilton St Geneva A t 7 Ur {] uf rl Vw f t . 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