Greenville Central High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Greenville, NY)

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If we ourselves, during our undergraduate days, have acquired some of the qualities of a pioneer, they may contribute materially to our success later in life. mmm gf x M MQQ.. ,. ,, ,wi - iJ :.. R .Q 3' if 4 -pw- ,xvw fx . - we ibm .ri .kat XV? QNA 1. Lf' xX fm, S M. W.,,.,,,-M-V 5 I .....v.. Y 5 ,, X b - is M Q ' -' ' Er' K ll ,g,,,,,.1,-,-F.. av Q w .- '-M M Nik x ' :A lx E A x S I ADMINISTRATION Reason and Judgment are the qualities of a leaderf, --'l'ACI'I'l'S BOANJ OF EDLTCATION First rom left to right C Story M Flliott. R. Chatterton. XV. Jennings. V. Riley. R. Losee Second rom S Flli F Hitchuck. 1 ffffff ELWOOD HITCHCOCK Superintendent of Schools I Congratulations upon your graduation from high school! I trust that your school days have been pleasant and profitable in that they have pre- pared you for assuming the duties and responsibili- ties of citizenship. mln your lessons you have come to know and appreciate manis slow, tedious. upward struggle toward a better life. Progress has been achieved through hard work, sacrifice, and faith. As you look toward the bright horizon of a better world, may you feel strongly your responsi- bilities, knowing that success and happiness come to those who give and serve: Best wishes to you allf, ski.. SCOTT M. ELLIS Principal of School l know of no words more fitting to inelufle in the 'Pioneer' than these taken from the 'Best Seller' of all ages . . . 'Whalsoever things are true. whatsoever things are honest. whatsoever things are just. whzitsoever things are pure. whatsoever things are lovely. what- soever things are of good report: if there he any virtue. anrl if there he any praise. think on these thingsf n St. Paul to the Philippians. 4th Chapter. Ifhh Verse. OFF ll0NfKl.lJ K. NlfXlil'il'i ROGER COLITEN ,4s.visIr1nl Prirlrpial Elernenlurlx' Superiiwl' lt Ili STA FF 2 . s. M. Stielel I.4-ft to right Nlr Xliss S. Mmrains. Nlrs. Winyull. 1 INSTRUCTORS If I had not lifted up the stone, you had not found the jewel. -HEBREW PROVERB MRS. E. BARRETT Grade Four if ui lived . WWW . W. G. D MRS. M. 0. ENGLAND MR. L. R. FALKEY MRS. P. G. FIELD Rcnsselaerville Ar! Kindergarten Vocal Music Grade Five Grades 1. 2, 3 MRS. B. FILKINS . no --'WK LQ - .SW-1 'J 144- MR. J. HOPKINS 'K rv MR. D. K. MABEE MRS. H. E. HILTSLEY Rensselaerville MR. C. U. HULICK MR. H. M. KETCHA BOYS' Physical Grade One Grades 4, 5, 6 Grade Five Agriculture Education mxxww s.wz.fs.zmQsm s . . wma MR. R. J. BARRETT MRS. C. BARTHOLOMEW MR. T. H. BLAISDELL MRS. M. A. BOCARDUS MRS. H. M. BROWN Grade Six Grade Four English Grade Two English and Sovial Studies yr MAI VI fr' . 1 r I ,Y - f - 41 5. ' I-uf. v :N V, 1 'yy Xb K .' Lv I lv Q ' I I I x L si ' Q9 L I I ' MISS R. M. MR. H. W. FORD MISS D. M. HALLIIIAY MISS M. H. HARDING FLANSBURGH Mathvmatics Girls' Physical MRS- II. HANSEN Commerce and Craile Threw- anrl Scivncf' Education School Nursv Mathematics ' n E533 in E fsgrgg . I ..... .2 . 5 iii MISS M. H. MARTIN MISS A. E. OBERST MISS .I, M. MAGGIO Elf-mentary Health MISS M. L. MATHIA MRS. E. L. MEYER English and COIIIHWYCP and Science Librarian Grade Six Spelling MRS. R. S. PALMER MRS. E. T. POWELL NIR. J. R. RAMBURC SIR. G. R. RANDALL MRS. E. M. RIVENBURQ Grade One Social Studies Health and Sciem-Q and Cratli- TWU and Spelling .Driver Education Coaching MISS F. M. SHAW MRS. H. W. RUNDELL MISS M. L. RUPPLEIN MR. K. E. SCHEFFLER Mathematics antl MR. R. J. TYRRELI Kindergarten Home Economics Latin and Spanish Social Studies lnstrumvntal Music MRS. C- L. WHITE MISS M. W. WOOSTER Mr. Herbert W. Ford, Director of Cuitlance-, confvra Grade Three Social Studies with Dermot Hynes. as to plans for thi- future-. iflx MAINTENANCE RENSSELAERVILLE BUS DRIVERS--Left to right: Mr. L. Winn, Mrs. .l. Baitsholxs, Mr. K. Bryan. GREENVILIE BUS DRIVERS-Left to right 0. llrar C. Burgess, L. Barkman, H. Edmonds, J. Shaw, W. Powell C. Spaulding, A. Willig, H. Woodruff, T. Dc-LaVergne, L Smith. CUSTODIANS-Left to right: J. Roth, S. Powell, F. Hommel. CAFETERIA STAFF-Left to right: L. Tanner, B. Thorne, E. Tallman, A. Zimmerman, L. Smith, H. Borthwick. H. Woodruff. .Lo 5' v TYPISTS-Back row, left to right: C. Fairbanks, K. Ford, J. Wright. Front row: P. 0'Brien, N. Harrington, L. Campbell. AD SALESMEN-First row, left to right: E. Morrison, K. Ford, J. Wright, J. Wood, J. Smith. Second row: J. Minshell, K. Bott, E. Gifford, D. Hynes, B. Cornwell, R. Gedney. YEARBOOK STAFF-First row, left to right: P. Bredderman, Assistant Editor, R. Gedney, Editor-in-Chief, B. Pabst, Art Editor. Second row: H. Bell, Business Manager, Mr. K. E. Schei- fler, Advisor. 'IRS Conquering, holding, daring, venturing as we go the unknown ways. Pioneers! 0 Pioneers! -WALT WHITMAN a if se wr -Q v 'E .nm LORETTA MAE CAMPBELL Very lucky is the gent 1 Who gets Loretta Campbell, Class President. Class Treasurer 1, 23 Class President 3, 43 Magazine Drive 1, 2, 3, 43 Student Council 3, 4g Choir 1, 2, 3, 4g Band lg Orchestra lg Play Day 23 Senior Play 43 Gargoyle 43 Junior Prom 33 Yearbook Typist 4. v fy' 6-0' RICHARD GEDNEY When a gentleman is wanted, take a look and see First on the list is Dick Gedney. Class Vice President 43 Student Council President 43 Magazine Drive 3, 43 Honor Society 3, 43 Cross Country 13 Soccer l, 4g Junior Prom 3g Slide Rule 43 Yearbook Editor 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3. scat, KAROLYN ANN VINCENT W ith Karolyn, perseverance does prevail yu-l lj- ln any job she will not fail. ii X ff' Class Secretary 3, 43 Gargoyle 2, 3, 4g Choir 1, 2, 3 lj e Drive 3, 43 Junior Prom 33 Senior Play 43 Yearbook Typi , ono fgociety 3, 4. 3 mf, .WNW A , IJ rf? J EANNE DEDRICK Jeanne Dedrick-a girl so sweetg F or a cheerful disposition she can't be beat. Class Treasurer 3, 43 Magazine Drive 3, 43 Choir 2, 3, 43 Gargoyle 3, 4g Junior Prom 33 Senior Play 4. G KENNETH Borr A flashing smile and a heart of gold, His jokes are good-some new, some old. Basketball 3, 4, Tennis 3, 45 Soccer 4g Clee Club 1, Senior Play 4, Junior Prom 3, Slide Rule 43 Yearbook Ad Salesman 4. PAUL BREDDERMAN Tired, lonely, need a good friend? Let me introduce you to Paul Bredderman. Class President 1, 2g Class Vice President 39 Student Council 1, 2, 3g Magazine Drive 1, 2, 3, Clee Club 1, 2, 33 Soccer 3, 4g FFA 3, 4, Assistant Editor Yearbook 4, Junior Prom 33 Slide Rule 4g Baseball 4. PHYLLIS BAITSHOLTS Baitsholts, Baitsholtsfmany are they, But who's nicer than Phyllis? None can say. Choir 1, 2, 4g unior Prom 3. HOWARD E. BELL Howard Bell, a master of the r's g Heyll plan the ship that will fly to Mars. Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 35 Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom 3g Senior Play 4g Slide Rule 4, Year- book Business Manager 4. BEVERLY CORNELL I'm a perfect driver, that's assured, If my mistakes could not be cured, Junior Prom 39 Gargoyle 4. BRUCE D. CORNWELL When you have the feeling of What's the use, Don't be downheartedg just see Bruce. Junior Prom 33 Yearbook Ad Salesman 4. M 'wi 5 z z x . . 'T 1 xx-f Ei X, F , Q. . .:.. M. Q . . Si? 1 1 . .WM f V .. .Bl'!Q3'ii ii' 25 gw X ,Q-. J., m..,.a Q ,X-S-,:A...:s 5 ,X ,Q Q 4 x Q 5 SQ fiilwf 'M X X K K is X gg M wi Wg Z .J Ai Nr f Q in f S vw ,' Q - f Q X sw , Q ,Lp QR 3-1' Ke will f'Wfri,ffff.w NANCY JANE HARRINGTON Big plans for the future are Nancy's dream, To be a secretary supreme. Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Cheerleading 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 1, 2g Band 2g Play Day 23 Junior Prom 3g Gargoyle 4g Senior Play 43 Year- book Typist 4. VERNoNA HASKINS Quiet and shy, a boolcworm am I3 l'd rather read than look at a guy? Junior Prom 3g Senior Play 43 Modern Prob- lems 43 Gargoyle 4. KAY FORD Shiny black hair like that of a raven, Her heart for one guy she's a sauin'. Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 43 Play Day 23 Gargoyle 3, 43 Junior Prom 33 Senior Play 43 Yearbook Typist 43 Yearbook Ad Salesman 4. EDWARD G. GIEEORD With lots of hope and a little wishin' To be a good farmer is Ed's ambition, Soccer 1, 3, 43 Cross Country 1, 23 Band 1, 2, 33 Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 23 Track 33 FFA 2, 3, 4g Junior Prom 3g Senior Play 4g Yearbook Ad Salesf rnan 4. ,011 amr:s DERMOT B. HYNES A 14-karat heart has heg Why, Dermot Hynes he surely must be. Glee Club 13 Junior Prom 3g Yearbook Ad Salesman 4. EUGENE JENN1Ncs That big blue ribbon they're presenting now Goes to Gene Jennings' Jersey COW- FFA 2, 3, 43 Junior Prom 33 Basketball 1, ,A av as :Ja wif 'K ww QEQQWELZO4. fe-JILL s L.4nf1 79 urrvwv'-' vx.1wT-u.'.J?4rv- i V CPU fhanf4L,L ' Azn' xi:-g,wAH'fLl'x7 A ,hc 8 4.,l'NX.-.ZNAI4 . ' , EVERETTE LA PLANTE Ereretle La Plante, of fame is lreg Rieh sorneday he will be. l l A 2. 3, 43 llasketllall 3, 43 Soccer 4: Junior Prom 3, Baseball 4g Track 2, 4. KENNETH LAYMAN NS!ril.'e three, you're out --how the Crowd floes roarl Kenny Layrnan has rlone it onee more. Baseball l. 2. 3. 43 FFA 2. 3. 4, Juniur Prom 3. , - Chagall 'fx w f',, W' XW r - , JACK MINSIIELL all High on the mountain or deep in the dell- Love ran blossom anywhere, saith .lack Minslzell. Clee Club 1. 2, 3, 44 FFA 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 1. 23 Track 43 Baseball 4, Junior Prom 35 Soccer 4-g Yearbook Ad Salesman 4. LORING R. MOAK Loring Moak, a camera fang He takes pictures as no one can. Clee Club 1, 3, 4g Juni Prom 3. iw. N 0'-0 g I l 100 EvSll - I !'5 PATRICIA O,BRIEN Hear that typewriter going clickety clock? You can bet your life it's none other than Pat. Gargoyle 4g Play Day 2g Junior Prom 3g Yearbook Typist 4g Choir 1, 2, 3. BELVA PABST Belua Pabst, a girl well knowng A cooler sax was never blown. Class Vice President 1, 2, Choir 1, 25 Orches- tra 1, 2, 3, 4g Band 1, 2, 3g Cheerleading 1. 2, 3, 4-5 Play Day 2, Junior Prom 3g Senior Play 4, Yearbook Art Editor 4. Cross Country 1, 2, 3, Track 15 Junior Prom 3. ELEANOR MORRISON For fun and laughter and words of wit Eleanor Morrison will do her bit. Choir 1, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4g Playday 2g Gargoyle 3g Junior Prom 3g Senior Play 4-g Yearbook Ad Salesman 4. RAYMOND M. MOSELY Kind of heart, so the saying goes- Raymond Mosely, everyone knows. ss-M aww Bfgf HERBERT RENO What can we say for Herbie Reno? The girls' delight-that we all know. Junior Prom 3g Senior Play 45 Slide Rule 4. ROBERT SHAW All the people stand with awe As they listen to the trumpet of Bobby Shaw. Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4g Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Cross Country 15 Junior Prom 3. Jo SMITH Batorfs twirling with a certain flairg Io Marie Smith is sure to be there, Choir l, 2, 3, 43 Gargoyle lg Modern Problems 49 Slide Rule 43 Student Council 4, Twirling 1, 2, 3, 43 Cheerleading 43 Junior Prom 35 Senior Play 4g Yearbook Ad Salesman 4. MARGARET JANE SPAULDING Margaret Spaulding-she's very nice, Pretty soon bells and rice. Choir 1, 2, 3. 4g Orchestra 1, 2g Junior Prom 35 Senior Play 4. whim YQWJN JANET WRIGHT A pretty miss is Janet Wright- Quiet, reserved and very polite. Class Secretary, Magazine Drive lg Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Twirling 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3g Cheerleader 1, 2, 4g Junior Prom 33 Student Council 4g Senior Play 4g Year- book Ad Salesman 43 Yearbook Typist 4. ERICH ZILLER Treetop-tall is Erich Zillerg In a tight spot he's the filler. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Soccer 3, 43 Track 3, 4: Baseball 43 Tennis 2g Glee Club 4g Junior Prom 33 Senior Play 45 Slide Rule 4. Mi JOHN E. STAMAS A great jester-John Stamas by name, Surely his jokes will bring him fame. Junior Prom. 3. JOAN C. Wooo 0For tinkling melodies on the eighty-eight keys Dltisten to Ioan Wood, she's sure to please. Choir 1, 2, 3, 4g Orchestra 3, 43 Junior Prom 39 Senior Play 4g Yearbook Ad Salesman 4. - A Q . aww fm, 1-we . ' 6 at IN MEMORIAM PATRICIA CLARK QM' AAA W A -..,,f ,M A A NK A 1, 5,1 '61 ff- f ' 'A CLASS HISTORY 5 . As we started our first year of high school, we were joined by nine new classmates from Durham. At the start we were impressed by the elevated position which we occupied, but we were soon cut down to size by our poor showing in the magazine drive. We glided happily along until spring, when we were saddened by the death of our classmate, Patricia Clark. Soon the year came to an end, and we were anxious to become sophomores. September, 1951, found us proud sophomores ready to start the year by making a good impressiong but we bowed to the Hdespicablew freshmen in the magazine drive. Before the year was over we learned that more and more was expected of us as we climbed the ladder toward ultimate graduation. We accepted the challengeg and before we realized it, we were no longer sophomores. We plunged into our junior year with renewed enthusiasm. Soon after Christmas we staged our first dance, The Snowflake Jubilee, which proved to be a tremendous success, both socially and financially. This dance was a terrific morale builder, and we went dauntlessly ahead with plans for our junior prom. Soon we were busy converting the gym into the Terrace Garden Ballroom, and then the Candlelight Trio was playing s'Stardust as Erich Ziller and Kay Ford were crowned king and queen. Everyone agreed that our prom had been one of the best ever. As the year came to a close and we selected our class rings, we were somewhat awed by the realization that our role would soon be that of seniors. Do or die! was the cry, Now or never! was the echo. It was September, 1953, and gathered in 210 were forty-two seniors, eager to begin the final climb toward Commencement. We got off to a good start by presenting the comedy, The Form Divine, which turned out to be one of our greatest successes. Exhibiting an extra- ordinary ability to work together, we had a phenomenally successful season in serving refreshments after basketball games. The outstanding contributions of several of our boys to the athletic program enabled Greenville to win her first basketball cham- pionship in several years. Then, on the morning of April 20, we departed for Wash- ington. On our return five days later, we were understandably weary but enriched by the experience of living and playing together. Time was beginning to run outg and soon came the frantic preparation for Regents, for Class Night, and for Commence- ment. This is but the beginning of the history of the Class of 1954. The tears of gradua- tion night will not be the end, nor will the fading memories of our undergraduate days. The members of the Class of 1954 will go forth to make a record which will bring honor to their class and to their school. I CLASS PROPHECY Phyllis Baitsholts is the holder of the 1964 award for housekeeping and food preparation. Hrzzwaxzd Bell is head of the Research Department of the Kinsey Institute on the Sex Habits of the Bi. Paul Bredderman has just been promoted to head of the Agriculture Department of Cornell University. Kenneth Bott is that famous country doctor who just discovered the cure for puppy love. Loretta Campbell helps her husband, Paul, by acting as his secretary. Unfortunately, she is not on the payroll. Bruce Cornwell is making records for African safaris. He imitates the lion's mating call. Beverly Comell has justintroduced a new hair style. It's very chic, and is called the Moming After the Night Before.' , Jeanne Dedrick is a newspaper observer at the U. N. Her witty column is even enjoyed by Vishinsky for its wit, and not its candid truth. Ginny Eufemia married Bob Mangold, head of the Electronics Division of General Electric. They are rightfully proud of their twin sons. Donald DeGiovine is Professor of Mathematics on the Board of Regents. I guess that maybe not all of the Regents are gray-headed and old-fashioned. Louisa Elpel is pianist for the newly formed Washington Philharmonic Orchestra. Clint Fairbanks is now the Rev, of St. Paul's Church in Ogdenshurg, Pennsylvania. Francis Felter, consultant at the Waldorf Astoria on the composition of menus, is known far and wide as a connoisseur of fine food. Loretta Fingerle and her husband are missionaries to the head hunters of the Amazonian region. I do hope they don't get excited and lose their heads. Kay Ford has taken Marlene Dietrich's place in movies. Richard Gedney is completing work on the world's largest mechanical computer. Ed Gifford has developed economy-sized plants on his farm. His radishes alone are as big as watermelons. Nancy Harrington is on the board of placement at the Know How Secretarial College. Vernona Haskins has introduced a new method of child psychology. She spanks the little brats! Dermot Hines is president of Fattening Foods for the Frail corporation. Seems everyone was almost killed by diet fads. Eugene and Pat CO'Brienl Jennings have just received the 810,000 prize for the most efficient farm and the neatest farm kitchen in the country. Everett LaPlante is a lawyer in Chicagog seems that he started out by defending Viv LaPlante in a disorderly conduct case. Ken Layman, that happy guy, is, believe it or not, a gruff sergeant in the Army. Sally McCann is very happy on her salary as the top political cartoonist in the country. Jack Minshell is the oldest page boy in Congress. He hopes that the Democrats get in some time so that his salary will be raised to at least living costs. Loring Moak is the best liked social studies teacher in Cairo. That is right: he shows up only once or twice a week. Eleanor Morrison is manager of her own beauty school. She uses herself as an example of what her method can do. Gadzooks!! Ray Mosley owns the block-long pawn shop in Greenville. Belva Pabst is an assistant interior decorator to Frank Lloyd Wright. Herb Reno is our ambassador to Russia. He is so friendly that he has the Russians off guard perpetually. Robert Shaw is a theorist on the development of English grammar. He used to have so much trouble in school just understanding connectives! Josepha Marie Smith runs the famous Smythe Dude Ranch and ,Iosepha's Western Elite Restaurant. Marge Spaulding married Skip and gives loving care to her three sons and one daughter. John Stamas runs the Lost Hour Roadhouse and the Greenville Drive-In Theater. Kari Vincent, Ph.D., has taken Laurence Spivak's place on Meet the Press. Janet Wright is forming a school to teach the art of patience to flighty young girls. ,loan Wood is a registered nurse. She has developed a new kind of dressing. She was always good at dressing. Erich Ziller was again top basketball star of the U. S. this year. He earns about 880,000 more than Bob Randall. Well, that is just life. x ws fx S x q k Q - . A Q fx .ffm M51 6 ,W 7 Q, 3 M www QQ W as my , . I 6552-. X-S, 'SQQNW . . A-Q, - M px 5 4 Unsung WGN Sv six rf E m S -,,W,:.Q!.QX 1 wa A Eg l . ,,.....-Q f f 1. A - iff : -' .- N' S . Q-W.. .N.0.,w.v.L4..w W ,M 511453 QQ? QE tx.: , V Sl' as K JUNIOR PROM On May 8, 1953, C. C. S. was the scene of the Terrace Garden Prom, sponsored by the Class of 1954. The decorations in the gym created the pleasing atmosphere of a rooftop gardeng and the Candlelight Trio, assisted by an accordionist, provided delightful music for dancing. As the strains of Stardust', filled the gym, Erich Ziller and Kay Ford were crowned king and queen by the royal couple of the previous year. The new royalty were attended by their pages, Alan Applebee and Arlene Shaw. CGNDAR Things cannot always go your way. Learn to accept in silence the minor aggravatiorw, cultivate the gift of taciturnity and consume your own smoke with an extra draught of hard work, so that those about you may not be annoyed with the dust and soot of your complaintsf, -SIR WILLIAM OSLER w 'X 1 x z wg A as 'K W 'gr Xl ! W3 . Y Q f i e fq S I a T 4 f f' 'Q aw , W N5 Q A vp A 3 I. v 1 Q-A 4' A It M 'NMA 1 Mi 33 i V fflfzq ' 'H ,,.. 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Fourth row: E. Stuart, J. Vtn-ehmunrt. l'. Snnpsml. H llaier. ll. lllenis. ll. lil:-nis. W Ringwalcl. J. Stuart. GRADE SIX First row. .left to right: D. Pal mer. E. Sands. L. Palmer. K Cavanaugh. A. Franzen. l. Me Cafferty. D. Barger. L. Stahl, J Lounsbury. Second row: W Kelly, D. Lewis, E. Cook, ll Mesow. M. Horton. M. Sohl. R Virano, B. Palmer. T. Haley. P Bockstahler. P. Brush, J. Nun ziato, E. Augstein. Third row Mrs. Meyer, C. Bartholomew, R Burns. W. Jennings, D. Winn K. Hempsted. C. Cutler. J. Manzi P. Martin, F. Fieltl. D. Schlegel R. Chichester, M. Tryon. First row. left tu right: J. Flarh A. Reno. H. Jaycox. J. Dunvan C. llunvan. J. Cridley. K. Gif ford. C. Zivr-lli. J. Clickman Second row: R. Defliovine, L. Rundell, J. Clickman. L. Jun ziato. D. Magill. P. Palmer. C Ketcham. ll. Lovkwood, D Young, N. Snyder, C. Y1-unlans J. lves, C. Chase. Third row: ,Mr Hulick, J. Traynor, C. Canzert R. Relm, ll. Werner. R. Joslyn A. Maurer, R. Fisher, E. Joy H. Speenliurgh. ll. Shaw. ll liulkf-Ivy. GRADE FIVE First row. left tu right: J Schermer, D. Lien. J. Palmer. A Honegger. C. Daly. L. Rasmus sen, J. Palmer, K. Rassier. Sec ond row: Mrs. Field, P. Naugh ton. B. Miller, J. .lansf-n, R Zivelli, A. Stevens, J. Morey. ll Garrison, J. Cunningham, D Hostash, A. Furko. Third row W. Utter, A. Crnote, D. Weloth R. Flores, W. Quackenliusll. W Williams, W. Dipippo. l.. Orms bee. R. Teator. R. Malone. C Anderson. -u .Q U? K, , 'M 1, QS.- , fri I I - f KI ki ia X img 1 EJ -4 V H' - ,Mm V A .M f,,.K:m 1?-wIx? we A? tfgt gg gy. f hvW???i i ,'f'.,m!:,f 9 AQ.: V' K 5 kr V!,fg:l,g Q, f , mira? A Uh W . am ,N -Y... V ,fs .gi- ,Q fx 1 . -4 , .,.. v?,,,gL.x 2 V. .QF k wr X 1 I aw 2? N Si? Qs 'W' if Q I fra? , , I I 1 as nf A , K. Mat ! '3.3?Y'Y1gv-y.:, L vii ' ef L 1 3413 f .Rf ..,,. .wi A . . W' -ff' it 1 Q1 ik . . 354655 ms iw xg X X 1 , ,.fY. . t A 1 A ' ' X Y if N tk, if QW ' Q 5 :T Q 'K i K x wg! ,ss 0 , Q . 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Cunrln-rson. Third row: Mrs. H. Rundell. P. Rassier, K. Richie man. J. Stahl, C. Luhrs, R. Winn. H. Johnson, M. Anderson, J. Lounsbury, N. Olson. C. Knowles P. Smith, T. Palmer, S. Haverly. ll. Vaughn. S. Oravsky. Mrs. M, England. GRADES 1. 2. 3 First row. left tu right: C. Vul- taggio. S. Vultaggio, C. McCul- loch. C. Brittnn, S. Fritz, R. llaitsholts. S. Fox. Second row: S. Herholz. R. Filkins, E. Pad- dock. M. Twardowsky. Third row: C. Gifford, D. Britton. J. Fritz, B. Meflann. P. McCann. R. Kennedy, E. Messerschniidt, ll. Messersehmidt. Mrs. Filkins. RENSSEL AERVILLE SCHOOL GRADES 4, 5, 6 First rnw. left to right: D. Phelps, R. Cramer, C. Olson, J. Moore. S. Shufelt, R. Kropp. A. Day. Second row: R. Britton, F. Hallenlwck. A. McCulloch, J. Filkins. T. llryan. W. Rice, P. Rivenlmurg. C. Juhasz. W. Bryan. Third rnw: R. Riley. R. Bryan, R, Bryan. D. Herholz, R. Phelps, D. Tanner. R. Bennett, Mr. Hop' kins. GRADES IN ACTION CTI ITIE By mutual confidence and mutual aid great deeds are done, and great discoveries made. -ALEXANDER POPE ll. K4-lliv. Nliss Woost- er. Sm-ond row: H. BQ-ll. K. Vince-nl. R. Ce-dnvy. Nlr. Ford. First row. If-ft to right: NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY UB SLIDE RULE CL First row, left to right J. Wright, L. Elpel, K Bott, H. Bell, E. Ziller, J. Smith. Second row D. DeCiovine, H. Reno R. Mangold, B. Pabst R. Gedney, J. Wood P. B dd C re ermann, Verlander, Mr. Ford. MODERN PROBLEMS CLUB First row, left to right: E. Irwin, M. Mattice, A. Bausch, M. Filkins. Second row: K. Rith' aler, H. Schlegel, V. Haskins, C. Bolster. Third row: S. Van Auken, B. Woodruff, D. Britton. S. Babcock. Fourth row: J. Smith, W. Kelly, L. Leatherman, S. Moak. Fifth row: F. Reinhardt, L. Gadjusek, M. Vanatta, P. Rehm. Sixth row: C. Sands, L. Cooke. X SQUEAKY GARGOYLE Sitting. le-ft to right: Xlary lille-n Snlil. .rtnita Ste-wns, ,law Nunzlato. llarlmara llle-nis. Janin- Kuninwr, Standing. It-fr tu right: ,loan Hurt-y. Nlr. llarrvtt. lxlantl Sands. Pat li0l'liSIlllll1'l'. Priscilla Palinvr. Julin Traynor. J:-rilynn Pal- nivr. Lt-ft to right: R. Kent, A. Bausch. K. Rithaler. Sitting. left to right: I.. Cajtlusvk, C. Cun- ningham, R. Kent. L. IA-athvrnian. K. Vin- vz-nt, J. Liebmann. J. Dt-tlrivk, E. Irwin, M. Mattie:-. S. Schaf-dlich, F. Reinhardt. Second row: A. Bausch, A. Bahr, K. Rithalvr, I. Camplwll, C. Bolster, N. Harrington, K. Ford, ll. Woodruff, S. Bab- vuck. 5. Van Aulu-n, U. Ke-llic-, E. Baitsholts, V. Haskins. V. Viranu, P. 0'Brie-n, I.. Camp- lie-ll, Mrs. lirown. Third row: Miss Harding, Mr. Davis, L. Roberto, A. Furko, P. Fritz, S. Mathes Cutkaiss, A. D. Potter, R. Traynor B. Welter, C. Frees, L Cooke, P. Dodane. First row, left to right: J. Wright. L. Elin-l. K. Nlaln-y. R. Ge-dm-y, L. Camplwll. W. Birmann. J. Smith. Second row: Mr. Ellis. T. liredflf-rman. E. Simpkins. E. Gifford. D. DvCinvinv, J. Liehmann, L. Cooke-. P. Rc-hm. QM- M A G A Z I I N 9- . 'D ,f ' E S T U D EC NO TU N C I L First row, left to right: D. Warner, K. Vincent, L. Leatherman. R. Cedney. L. Campbell. A Bausch. Second row: Mr. Ellis, C. Cunningham, N. Ciffin, S, Babcock. L. Cadjusek, A. Mathes Third row: T. Breddennan, L. Naughton, W. Birmann, R. Cooke. Left to right: C. Bott, E. Morrison. ll. Pabst, D. Putter. L. lflpvl, J. Woml, ll. Kellie-. Nl. Filkins S. Schaedlicli, L. Powell, A. Seaburgh. N. Giffin. J. Livlnnann, Mr. Tyrrell, P. Doclanc-, I. Runflf-ll, R. Elliott, E. Gifford. E. Bailsholts, H. Bell, C. Elpvl. R. Ne-ukamm, W. Birlnann ll. Rf-ynolrls, l.. Tryon. JK, Merlin. R. Shaw, 5. Schlegel, C. Rose. A. Beatty. J. Singvr. J. Wright O R C H E S T R A B A N D First row. left to right: l. Florez, J. Palmer, M. Horton, C. Adriance, B. Baker, W. Bergman, J, Singer. Second row: R. Ingalls, P. Dodane, C. Bott, E. Baitsholts, E. Blaisdell. Third row: Mr. Tyrrell, A. Beatty, R. Shaw. L. Powc-ll. L. Runrlvll. I. Campbell. ALL GIRL CHOIR First row. left to right: J. Wood. P. Baitsholts. L. Elpel. K. Ford. J. Wright. K. Vincent, Mr. Falkey. .L lledrick. J. Smith. N. Harrington. V. Eufemia. M. Spaulding. E. Morrison. K. Rithaler. Second row: M. Phelps. M. Matticv. E. Tanner. K. Vincent. M. Reingold. S. Babcock. E. Robin- son. A. Seaburgh. B. Woodruff. S. Van Auken. S. Moak, D. Finch. H. Harrington. 5. Parks. L. Cadjusek. Third row: L. Campbell. L. Fingerle. J. Singer. N. Ciffin. M. Filkins. C. McMillan, C. Bott, M. Vannatta. J. Baitsholts. I. Camp- In-ll. P. Stronczeck. G. Elpel. M. Crotty. Third row: J. Wiltsie. S. Tuttle. A. Haynes. A. Austin, C. Howard, E. Irwin. S. Ziller. S. Schaedlich. R. Peters. C. Hamal. J. Peters. A. Beatty. P. Kelly. A. llausch. W. Kelly. BOYS' GLEE CLUB First row. left to right: C. Frees, J. Eufemia. C. Mack, P. Pearson. R. Borthwick, B. Mabee, D. Bostrom, J. Honegger, L. Powell. F. Reinhardt, R. Elliott, C. Fairbanks. Second row: E. Ziller, E. Giffin, J. Potter, K. Mabey, H. Bell, D. Makley. D. Potter, J. Ver Plank, P. Fritz, K. Baker, P. Ferreri, R. Kent, W. Birmann, G. Sands. Third row: J. Biskupick, A. Lalvuda. C. Lawyer, A. Furko, L. Moak T. Bredderman. V. LaPlantc. B. Reynolds, C. Sands. R McAneny, J. Minshell. Il. Welter. Fourth row: L. Naugh ton, C. Palmer, W. Morrison, J. Liebman. L. Rundell, R Manzi. J. Cunningham. A. Hommel, A. Mathes. J. Parks M. Hempstead. R. Traynor. Mr. Tyrrell. JUNIOR ORCHESTRA First row, left to right: J. Cridley, J. Simpkins, J. Palmer, D. Lien, A. Reno, S. Palmer, W. Cook, S. Davis, C. Vander Pyle, T. Hiltsley. Second row: E. Augstein, D. O'Keefe, R. Rundell, L. Vance, D. Blenis, P. Palmer, N. Adriance, M. Horton, I. McCafferty, M. Sohl. Third row: R. Tyrreil, R. Malone, G. Bartholomew, T. Stedman, R. Endicott, W Williams, W. Quackenhush, C. Ingalls, P. Phenney, B Blenis, B. Miller, F. Simpson, C. Joy. Fourth row: W' Dipippo, P. Augstein, W. Dilly, B. Blenis, B. Lahuda, C Larson, L. Nunziatto, J. Clickman. JUNIOR CHOIR First row, left to right: K. Rassier, A. Honneger, M. Car- rison, J. Cunningham, C. Ingles, L. Sempel, K. Tandy, D. Jaycox, J. Clickman, J. Flach, K. Gifford, Y. DeLaVergne, A. Bredderman, C. Ketcham. Second row: D. Palmer, L. Stahl, L. Palmer, C. Cavanaugh, R. Virano, A. Hentschel, B. Church, V. Howard, L. Cutler, M. -Vedder, D. Young, L. Nunziatto. Third row: F. Field, R. Conrad, P. Rundell, A. Vyborny, J. Maybo, M. Moeller, E. Quackehbush, D Buckley, R. Flores, C. Chase, D. Weloth, D. Werner. Fourth row: R. Burns, J. Nunziatto, R. Chichester, C Birmann, J. Wiechmann, J. Traynor, D. Shaw, R. DeGio- vine, B. Quackenbush, W. Williams, W. Dipippo. Left to right: J. Wright. B. Ciffortl. J. Smith. L. Cajzlnsek. C. Cunningham. V. Eufemia. R. Neukamm, D. Wilsno, A. Seaburgh. Standing: Miss Martin. xx 25.249 F1 T' 'SU r-4 H CD55 F F A i First row. left to right: K. Gifford. K. Layman, E. Gifford, P. Bredderman, E. LaPlante, E. Jennings. J. Minshell. B. Cook, D. Mosley, L. Cook. Second row: J. Baitsholts, P. Pearson, L. Rundell, F. Vedder, C. Sands, R. Buscher, Mr. Ketcham, C. Sands, R. Von Kampen, R. Elliot, J. Biskupich. K. Bryan, J. Kent. Third row: J. Parks, J. Flack, T. Bredderman, C. Haneke, J. Cunningham. P. Fritz. C. Wilderman. R. Kent. L. Cooke, F. Lamb, B. Powell. First ruw. If-ft to right: E. Zillvr. R. Nlangnld. J. Nlinsln-ll. D. llvllimim-. li. Gifford. E. l.aPla R. Cvdnvy. P. Breddvrman. Second row: K. Butt. G. lfrm-5. J. Zuliria. G. lliffin, L. Naughton. Birmann. R. Welt:-r. Third row: D. Mak:-ly. K. Nlalwy. R. llanmann. R. Cooke: R. Elliott, Xl Hempstead. S 0 C . C E R T R A C K First row. le-ft to right: R. Buschc-r, D. Potter. E. Ziller, D. DeCiovine-. E. Gifford. A. Labuda. Second row: Mr. Randall. H. S1-hlf-gel. C. Frc-vs. I.. Naughton. W. Birmann. R. Weller. K. Hutt. B V A A S R K 55 ss S E I T B Y A L L First row, left to right: R. Traynor, E. Mr. Randall, D. DeGiovine, L. Cook. Second row: B. Mangold, R. Baumann, B. Cook, E. Jennings, K. Bott, W. Birmann, E. Giffin, J. Zubris, B. Welter, G. Frees, R. Elliott, K. Mabey, E. LaPlante. Left to right: D. Wilson, N. Harrington, B. Woodruff, Miss Halliday, B. Pabst, J. Wright, K. Ford C H V E A E R R S L 1 E T A Y D E R S B A s JI? VL T B A L L ess as S ff! First row, left to right: P. Fritz, L. Cooke, J. Boyd, W. Morrison, L. Naughton, A. Labuda, K Baker, K. Kelafant, E. Chichester. Second row: R. Manzi, M. Hempstead, R. McAneny, B Reynolds, P. Rehm, A. Hommel, A. Furko, B. Mabee, Mr. Ramburg. .,,. , ai? HP . B. Harrington, L. Gadjusek, D. Warner. XL, -.5 Left to right: Miss Martin, N. Giffin, J. Baitsholts, D. Finch, C. C in i Ha 'Rx ix NX if tm . C v W , H lx E E R L E A D E R S 2' J' fvf yum' bt . iz' ,kd .wifi W! CROSS COUNTRY First row, left to right: E. Chichester, B. Mabee, P. Rehm, L. Roberto, J. Parks, R. Manzi, J. Boyd, D. Potter, P. Ferreri, A. Labuda, K. Baker, L. Powell. BASEBALL First row. left to right: M. Morse, R Makely. T. Haertelt. C. Beechert, R Rose, P. Klob, K. Mabey. Second row Mr. Mabee, D. Dc-Ciovine, W. Birmann W. Wright. K. Layman, R. Mangold R. Cooke, L. Cooke. TENNIS First row, left to right: N. Harrington. K. Bott, J. Smith. Second row: L. Roberto, E. Blaisdell, P. Rehm, C. Cun- ningham, E. Ingalls. .1 C DS But when was honey ever made With one bee in the hive? -HOOD M . Exo yi 4 Aur REPAIRS +V' ' 5. W g 'P Baumann's Auto Sales CHRYSLER and PLYMOUTH H d n, New York Zafawy i A070 -4 J REPAIR 95 ', J 1 f O WE EXTEND TO THE CLASS OF '54 OUR BEST WISHES THE NATIONAL BANK OF COXSACKIE Coxsackie, New York THE BANK OF FRIENDLY SERVICE MEMBER OF THE FEDERAL INSURANCE CORP. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '54 ALLEVA DAIRY Medusa. New York I88 Grand SI'reeI' NEW YORK CITY NEW YORK The Main S'rree+ Shoppe EXTENDS ITS CONGRATULATIONS I'o Ihe GRADUATES OF l954 and a'l' Ihis 'lime wishes 'Io exfencl sin- cere Ihanlcs Io 'Ihe sludenls and 'facully of Greenville Cenlral School for +heir sleacly palronage. MAIN STREET SHOPPE Greenville, New Yorlc Greenville 5-5632 DIAMONDS JEWELRY WATCHES SILVERWARE Edward Vogel JEWELER WATCH MAKER-OPTICIAN We specialize in all kinds of repairing. 380 Main Sfreef, Cafslcill, N.Y. Esfablished l85l Besl Wishes Class of I954 A. J. CUNNINGHAM FUNERAL HOMES Greenville, N.Y. Oalc Hill, N.Y AMBULANCE SERVICE, OXYGEN Dial Greenville 5-43l3 all Q X I WOOD s STORE wi Freehold, N.Y. Phone 7333 X JOHN DEERE AND NEW HOLLAND av 'MY FARM EQUIPMENT D D McCULLOCH CHAIN sAws JAMESWAY BARN EQUIPMENT BORDEN'S ICE CREAM If i+'s BORDEN'S . . . l+'s GOT +o be ALL KINDS OF BUILDING MATERIALS GREENVILLE-NORTON HILL ,f' 1' I 1 'N N, , 'T Sw ' 1 X EW , W. 'NN f if xl' l ' 'x 'xx g 1 if-3' If Phone 5-5333 Greenville Phone Greenville 5-4250 LOUIS WM. YOUNG EXCAVATING CONTRACTOR R. D. No. 2 Greenville, N. Y. ONE Svcs: Sslzvuce 6-gbwol FOR ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE Fire, Aufomobile, Liabilify, Burglary I ' Plafe Glass, Marine, Bonds, Polio W Accidenf, Healfh, Hospifalizafion, Life ',, REINHARDT AGENCY A - Greenville N.Y. Phone 5-4500 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF I954 Hannay Hose Reels CLIFFORD B. HANNAY 81 SON, INC. WESTERLO, NEW YORK Mufayi cnoucs Mens CAIRO MEAT MARKET Wholesale and Refail Phone 9-2I I4 Cairo, New York VINCENT DI STEFANO REO MOTORS, INC. TODAY'S BEST BUY Bond I49 Broadway, Menands ALBANY, NEW YCRK 1 RADIO and TV Sales and Service RCA, cRosLEY, ZENITH Elecfrical Appliances CAIRO, N. Y. PHONE 9-2248 The Name BALFOUR S+ands for +he Fines'r in Class Rings, Commencemeni' Announcemenfs, Club Pins, Diplomas, Medals and Trophies L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY A. M. HODGKINS P. O. Box 9 Schenedady, N. Y. mymmktmwww SENICDRS CF I954 GREENE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE James O'ConneII, Commifiee Chairman STEVENS INSURANCE AGENCY I ,, S E Sf, SSES A ..ESSS,EE.E V ALL BRANCHES YK QS fig. 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Tel. 5-4434 FOR 4242122115 ,be The CHATTERBOX in Nor+on Hill CHX 'LQ XX C, IJ Edilh and Harold Edmonds Besl' Wishes +o Ihe Class of I954 JOHN B. EARL CAIRO, N.Y. I A Complefe Musical Service HICKEY'S MUSIC STORE Phone 4-I I0l 330 E. Sfafe SI. ITHACA, N.Y. WELL DRILLING Pumps and Pump Service HALL Xu COMPANY, INC. Delmar, N.Y. Phone 9-2233 TICK TOCK INN Wesl Coxsaclrie af Ihe Iighf SPECIALIZING IN SAUERBRATEN UND how! Sfealcs Chiclcen Chops Seafood Also in 'finesl' mixed drinks Phone Cox. 6-2300 we BAUMANN'S PLUMBING, HEATING AND ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS AUTOMATIC OIL HEAT Greenville, N.Y. COOKING GAS MYERS PUMPS APPLIANCES ' I S A TO SERVE YOU! I Plijslfkf ' 'f'1 F ORD xl FORD 1 I 4 ', 'il , Phone 2-42II General Merchandise FREE DELIVERY Oak Hill, New York IMA' ' Besl Wishes lo Class of I954 GEOD OPFEE '11 ,r, E N STORY'S STORE CAIRQ DINER fl l v OAIRO, NEW YORK GOOD FOOD FRIENDLY SERVICE , AND Cairo, New York Phone 9-9885 I SAVE fi-H L 'NAT Phone 9-93I7 When you se clon'I lhink aboul' insurance Bul- When you lhink aboul' insurance SEE US! STANTON INSURANCE DOUGLAS STANTON R. M: STANTON 5-4 I 43 Greenville 5-4 I 68 ICOMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICEI JEWELERS FOR YOUR CLASS RINGS DIEGES 81 CLUST MANUFACTURING JEWELERS I7 John Slreel New York 8, N.Y. RINGS PINS MEDALS CHARMS TROPHIES OOMPLIMENTS OF Clarence Ingalls ii.. V107 Call 'Ioday CATSKILL 282 CompIimen+s of LOUGHMAN'S BUILDING SUPPLY CORP. Cairo, New York Whai' our pouI+ry and dairy feeding program will do 'For you. DEAN'S MILLS OAK HILL 2-23l5 Complimenis of H. C. OSTERHOUT 81 SON Ravena, New York COMMUNITY THEATRE CATSKILL Besi' in EnI'erI'ainmen+ COMPLETELY AIR CONDITIONED for WINTER AND SUMMER Phone Cafskill 452 Complimenis of COXSACKIE MILLING 81 SUPPLY CORPORATION Serving This Farming Communify For Over Thirfy Years. Main pIan'I' ai' WEST COXSACKIE, NEW YORK afzzfbbzerzfs a O'CONNELL LUMBER YARD 'YT' 'Ti' 'Y' rl 1 1 l - 1 wdalfcovfafta the I SENIORS CF I954 L. H. POWELL 8: CO. Nor+on Hill, N.Y. 1 Wilh Besl' Wishes from THE BLUE INN SUNNY HILL FARM Nom Hn, MR. and MRS. ARNOLD NICHOLSEN PIZZA STEAK SANDWICHES complamem. COMPLIMENTS INGALSIDE FARM of of I Hueslecl Halchery TIRES Aufhgrized E u c DIS'I'I'IbU'I'Ol' Wholesale - Re+aiI Cairo, N. Y. Recapping, BaHeries, Accessories Invi+e Us To Your Nexi' BIowouI 24 Hour Service ASK ABOUT OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN RAFFA'S TIRE MART Phone 9-98 I 0 Besi' of Luck To The Class of I954 DR. AND MRS. KENNETH F. BOTT Zemin 'Walesa HARDWARE PAINTS X HOUSE FURNISHINGS VILLAGE HARDWARE 33 Reed Slreel' Coxsackie, N. Y. Phone Cox. 6-4900 WM. GUTHEIL, PROP. DEPENDABLE ' sekvlcf 5' CAIRO v-if A CONSTRUCTION CORP. Reacly-mix Concreie CAIRO, N.Y. Tel. Cairo 9-95I7 BuLL's EYE TAVERN MARTIN M95'-EY Beer, Wines, Liquors Dealer In Shufflelaoarcl, Television, Darls Scrap lrOn, Mefal 0 ancl TElIqlT'T'glNl:T Second-Hand Furnifure R. H. BLENIS Lei Us Fill Your Nexf GENERAL MERCHANDISE Surprise, N.Y. Phone 5-4385 Prescripfion HURLIEHY PHARMACY For all your Drug Needs AI' Reed and Mansion S'I'reeI's COXSACKIE. N.Y. JORDON MARSH PHARMACY HANS R. SCHMIDT Known for Prescripfion Service Complimenls of H. C. SMITH CO. Cafskill, New York DEANE AND DEANE 439 Main Sf. Cafslrill, N.Y. Fine Furniiure Since I882 Complimenls of COXSACKIE BAKERY AND MEATS Adolf K. Wais, Prop. I7 Mansion S+. Coxsackie, N.Y Phone 6-4949 VANDERBILT THEATER A Friendly TheaI'er FIRST WITH THE NEW PICTURES Open Every Nighl' TWO SHOWS 17:00 and 9:00 GUIDANCE - balanced Iraining-ac'Iivi+ies. Placemenl' in key posilions in business, pro- fessional and governmenl offices. ALBANY BUSINESS COLLEGE I26-I 34 Washingfon Avenue Albany 6, N.Y. Sfale Regisfered Veleran Approved COMPLIMENTS or BALSAM SHADE Greenville, N.Y. B. E. GRIFFIN. Prop. gotta Walesa WINAN'S MEN SHOP X Qualify Shop 'lor Men and Boys 352 Main Slreel I Calslcill, New York Timely Clolhes and ManhaH'an Shirfs Boslonian and Freeman Shoes COMPLIMENTS OF BryanI s Slore COMPLIMENTS OF Bogardus' Srore Soulh Wesferlo .Cf-3 FOR SMOOTH DRIVING HAINES' GARAGE Church S'IreeI' CATSKILL, N.Y. For Smoo'Ih Driving The New Good- 'NTX year All-Nylon Miracle Tire ,, X ,ix 5 'I 1 SCHNARE'S SERVICE STATION Tires, Oils ' '1 Complimenfs of FRANK GEIER DisI'ribuI'or of I FIRESTONE PRODUCTS Albany, New York Gulfpride Oil I 9W Traffic Lighf Phone 6-5544 , I T Complimenfs of C'-'mPlImenl'5 vf JOHN L. RICE s. soN ' HALE'S GARAGE Rensselaervglle' N.Y. I Rensselaerville, New York I I 1 I 1 Besf Wishes To Our Friends C' HOWARD SPALDING NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO. of lhe Class of N54 Life Accidenl' and Sickness PAUL DODANE Insurance , k Individual and Group Greenville, New Yor I So. Wesierlol N.Y. E. KUSTERER Complimenrs of I Q H M it d ual y ea s an THE SHEPARD FARM Cusfom Bufchering Greenville, New York Greenville 5-4568 Complimenfs of MiIIy's Complimenls of Tavern, Resfaurani' and M d -H 1' d M I I THE WHEEUIN OpenAAIIoY:::l' ea e PRorTe 9-9874 Roufe 23 Cairo, N.Y. ' Complimenfs of B93 Wlslgeiqgi The COLONIAL MANOR - ass 0 . BINGEL'S HARDWARE STORE Greenville, N.Y. I Cairo, New York CAIRO LIQUOR STORE Ray Hough'I'aIing Main Sfreef Cairo, New York Phone 9-2I I6 CATER'S JEWELRY STORE Experienced Wafchmaker Waiches, Diamonds, Silverware Phone 9-95I6 Cairo, New York Fon sM5oTH DRIVING PECKHAM ROAD VAN AuKEN'S EXPRESS COR ORAT'ON COOKSBURGHI NEW YORK IGHWAY coNmAcToRs Blacldop Albany lo Oak ', X Drivewayg 4-0795 Phones 2-2310 , ,.,,,,, 52f,,leQ'jj f Specially Ni Phone Cairo 9-24I2 Complimenls of ONEIDA MARKETS COMMODORE INN Finesl' Cocldail Bar in Greene Counly Cairo, N. Y. A. W. WACHTER, Prop. ROY'S SERVICE STATION CAIRO BEAUTY MART Healing Oil Gasoline Bo'H'IecI Gas Opel! 9 RM. Frlday Nlghls by Cairo, New York Appoinlmenl' Phone 9-2200 9-986I Phone 9-2I26 Cairo, N.Y. Complimenls of WEEKS' GENERAL STORE Phone 9-2406 Cairo, New Yorlr Complimenls of REPUBLICAN COUNTY COMMITTEE MILTON O. BAILEY CommiH'ee Chairman Complimenls of LERNER'S DEPARTMENT STORE CATSKILL, NEW YORK CAIRO SHOE STORE JAMES DURSO, Prop. Shoes for +I1e Whole Family Shoe Repairing PH-ONE 9-2444 CAIRO, NEW YORK Television GREENVILLE ELECTRONICS Anfon Werner GREENVILLE, NEW YORK Tel. 5-4608 WATSON OIL co. Pelroleum Producls WEST COXSACKIE, N.Y. CONGRATULATIONS. STUDENTS 'From PAUL'S TAVERN on Rou+e 32 COMPLIMENTS OF EMPIRE TRAVEL CLUB Travel Agenls fo 'l'he High Schools of 'Ihe Easl I.. 1 3 Complimenls of SUTTON'S GARAGE Freehold, New York HALLENBECK'S JEWELRY STORE 38l Main Sfreel Cafskill, New York Complimenfs of HOWARD'S FLORIST Cafskill, New York Complimenis of BRITTON'S SODA FOUNTAIN Rensselaerville, New York HERMAN'S AUTO REPAIR Phone Freehold 7497 Freehold, New York Complimenis of STIEFEL MEDICINAL SOAP CO. INC. Oak Hill, New York Complimenfs of FlSCHER'S SERVICE STATION CHARLES L. FISCHER Cairo, New York GREENVILLE LOCAL Greenville, New York Your Home Town Newspaper 52.50 a Year A. DEAN ROCKEFELLER POWELL'S GRADUATE CORSETIERE OIL BURNER SERVICE 4I8 Main Sfrcef Ph Calskill, New York one So' Weslerlo Tel. 692 Camp Garmenls Greenville 5-4349 New York BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF l954 , BUD S TIRES CATSKILL PHARMACY 4I4 Main Sfreei' Cafskill, New York GREENVILLE, NEW YORK Q WE HAVE X I IT! FLACl'l'S BAKERY Greenville, New York Telephone 5-56I5 dw C 'af Pi' oy I' 'fb-44' 'G u,.. vb' Congralulafions fo ihe Class of l954 MAIN STREET GARAGE GORDON H. SIMPSON, Prop. MILDRED ELLEY SECRETARIAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS 227-229 Quail Slreel' Albany 3, N.Y. Send for Calalog ARMY and NAVY STORE U. S. Keds for all Sporls CATSKILL, NEW YORK BRENNANS' THE OLD WAGON HOUSE Soda Bar and Resfauranf Roule 8 I Earlfon, N.Y. Freehold 7756 BENDER'S APPLIANCE Aulhorized Dealer General Eleciric Appliances R.C.A. T.V. Mansion S+., Coxsaclcie, N.Y. Fred Bender, Phone 6-2200 Radio-T.V. Rpr., Donald Day FAR HILL NURSING HOME GREENVILLE CENTER NEW YORK R. A. Shield, R.N. THE BLUE DANUBE Bar and Grill Bowling Pizzeria Junclion Rls. 23, 32, l45 OPEN ALL YEAR Tel. Cairo 9-9870 Arlie Uzzilia Cairo, N.Y. C. A. ALBRIGHT 81 SONS Disfribuiors of KEROSENE and FUEL OIL Hannacroix, New Yorlc Complimenls of DAVIS PHARMACY RAVENA, New YORK SALES SERVICE CORNWELL GARAGE Earlfon, N.Y. Phone 7656 HOTALING STORE Prop. CARL A. STURNER Earllon, N.Y. Dial Freehold 7369 Congratulations from FIRST PRIZE , YACKINQ 0 V '17 al' 50 V , Mgr F600 Pnooucrs 7175111 fngpiw V C ' wc PURE MEAT PRODUCTS CX . Jafm PACKING co..lNc. ALBANY DIVISION ALBAN Eslablished in I 920 CATSKI LL GROCERY CO., INC. lnsIiI'u+ionaI Wholesale DisI'ril::u'I'ors Purveyors Io: RESORTS - RESTAURANTS - HOTELS HOSPITALS - INSTITUTIONS 2I7-227 Wesf Main Sfreel' Cafskill, New York PROMPT DELIVERIES Phone CaI'skill 432 Always ask for SchuIer's Potato Chips AM ERICA'S FINEST Complimenls of THE CLASS of l955 Besl' Wishes Io The Class of I954 BREEZY KNOLL ACRES GREENVILLE, NEW YORK CHARLES MESOW Xi SONS General Conlraclors and Mill Work CABINET WORK A SPECIALTY Screens Kifchen Cabineis Doors Windows Sfairways FREEHOLD, NEW YORK FUEL OIL KEROSENE DAY'S OIL SERVICE, INC. Shell Jobbers Ravena, N. Y. Phone b-4936 GASOLINE Wholesale - Relail I 843 MANN'S I 954 The PIONEER SI'ore In Slalionery, Office Supplies and in Equipmenf for Schools Ins'Ii'Iu+ions and Homes We Progress Because We Pioneer H. R. MANN 8: CO., INC. 407 FulI'on SI'reeI', Troy, N. Y. ,I se IL... lg HgvRoLEr,,f IEQJI A YEOMANS' GARAGE Norlon Hill, N. Y. LISETTE BEAUTY SALON All lype of beauiy work Tel. 5-4333 Greenville, N. Y. Peier Lounsbury LOCAL APPLIANCE DEALER Oak Hill, New York Complimenis of BILL and MARION ROMARY Lawn Mowers Sharpened Sales and Service of SNAPPIN' TURTLE LAWN MOWERS Leonard Gardiner GREENVILLE FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS Kenneih Huemmer Complimenls of D H RUNDELL THE CABIN .INSURANCE Greenville, New York Complimenls of RUSSELL BAUMANN PAUL BISKUPICK Befler Days Bar and Grill Phone 5-5686 Roufe 32 Greenville, N. Y. Complimenfs of GUS BAKER'S POWELL'S SERVICE STATION Greenville. New York Phone 5-5326 PERKOWSKI JEWELRY STORE Bulova. Elgin, and Speidel Waich Bands Tel. 5-4665 Greenville. N. Y. Complimenls of McNAUGHTON'S BAR AND RESTAURANT Television Greenville. New York ORLOFF BEAR General Trucking - Farm Supplies Building Supplies - Ferfilizers Seeds - Feeds - Blue Coal Cemenf - Sand - Stone Tel. 5-4433 Greenville, N. Y. Tel. Oak Hill 2-8384 or 2-4527 RUSSELL'S GARAGE Tires - Tubes - Accessories General Repairing - Lubricaiion 24-Hour Towing Service Roule I45 Easi Durham, N. Y. Complimenls of KNOTTY PINE HOTEL Oak Hill, N. Y. Phone 2-4469 Complimenis of WH,lTBECK'S GARAGE Cooksburg, New York Oak Hill 2-8387 Complimenfs of HAROLD AND GLADYS STEADMAN Pres+on Hollow, New York Oak Hill 2-4274 TRAVELERS' INN RESTAURANT Specializing in Sfeaks Chops and Clams Easl' Durham, N. Y. Phone Freehold 7628 H. C. WOODRUFF Full Line of Archery Supplies' and Sporiing Goods Oak Hill, N. Y. Phone 2-8397 Complimenis of ANN JANE RICHMOND REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE Oak Hill, New York Phone 2-44II Complirnenis of REST SEEKERS' HAVEN Medusa, New York Phone Oak Hill 2-4564 Complimenfs of BERNlCE'S BEAUTY SHOP Easi' Durham, New York Phone 7725 OAK HILL GARAGE Welding and AuI'o Repair Oak Hill, N. Y. Phone 2-4I I0 Complimenfs of DEAN DAVIS Elecfrical Appliances Kelvinaior Dealer Medusa. New York Phone Oak Hill 2-4570 WADE 8: BURNETT Painfing and Redecoraiing Oak Hill, N. Y. Phone 2-4223 Complimenls of ELM REST HOUSE Oak Hill, New York Phone 2-236I GORDON H. WOOD Cooksburg, N. Y. Aufomobile and Farm Liabilily Insurance SUNNY HILL FARM Leland Cooke and Son Birdsfool' Trefoil Cusiom Seed Cleaning OAK HILL. N. Y. EMIL BUSCH Plumbing-Heafing Myers Pumps Oak Hill, New York Phone Oak Hill 2-43I4 C. BURTON MATTICE Licensed Elechician Hoipoinl' Home Appliances Dial Z-23II Oak Hill, N. Y. Com plimenis of A FRIEND GEORGE WALDENMAIER a. soNs complimenh Wholesale Dealers in of CM of A Km sToRY's VEGETABLE Feura Bush N. Y. Phone Delmar 9-844 MARKET Complimenls of C i 'e 's of THE COLONIAL GIFT sl-lor MR. AND MRS. Roule 32 Greenville, N. Y. OTELLO DE GIOVINE Phone 5-4577 COMPLIMENTS OF The Class of I956 BOOSTERS Mr. and Mrs. Rowland J. Pabsl' Alfred DeFrancesco Marie's Shop William Haas Mr. and Mrs. Donald While Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Haslrins The Class of I957 1- BOOSTERS Frank's Barber Shop Yonkers Hoiel John's Super Service Forsier Service Siaiion Phillip Pelham Morano's Food Producfs Harring Eleciric Sfafion Mr. ancl Mrs. William Rehm A. E. Gibbons' Siore Frank V. Finch 8: Son Mr. and Mrs. Ernesl' Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Roberl' Elpel Oak Hill Inn Do+'s Beauiy Shop Mr. and Mrs. Evere'H MaHhews Lawyer's Sfore Tubbs' Sfore Meloy and Roe John Ullerich S'ieve's Markei Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McCann New'l'on Reynolds' Barber Shop 009 'il L L CLASS WILL Phyllis Baitsholts, will my ability to stay unengaged during my high school years to Eleanor Tanner. Kenneth Bott, will by entire repertoire of clean jokes to Bentley Mabee. I, Loretta Campbell, will my dimples and good-naturedness to John Flach. L Beverly Cornell, will my ability to drive on both sides of the road at the same time to Mr. Ramburg. I, Bruce Cornwell, will my high-pitched voice to Charlie Blenis. I, Jeanne Dedrick, will my out-of-this-world handwriting to Lora Leatherman. I, Don De Giovine, will my ability to participate in all sports to Fred Reinhardt. I, Louisa Elpel, will my ability to obtain straight A's in math to my sister, Gertrude. I, Virginia Eufemia, will my original red hair to Carol Cunningham. I, Clinton Fairbanks, will my ability to take jokes to James Eufemia. L Frances F elter, will my day dreaming during history class to Miss Wooster. I, Loretta F ingerle, will my athletic ability to Dorothy Finch. L L L L L L L Kay Ford, will my place on the varsity cheerleading squad to Nancy Giffin. Edward Gifford, will my ability to play the baritone to Luman Rundell. Nancy Harrington, will my ability to get l's in Secretarial Practice class to my sister, Babe. Vernona Haskins, will my ability to look studious while doing nothing to Chester Caldwell. Dermot Hynes. will my weight to Paul Rehm. Eugene Jennings, will my FFA jacket to Jack Baitsholts. Bud LaPlante, will my happy-go-lucky ways to Miss Wooster. I, Kenneth Layman, will my locker-room singing to Vic LaPlante. L Bob Mangold, will a can of oil to Mr. Scheffler to oil his squeaky shoes. I, Jack Minshell, will my ability to get along with teachers to Shirley Parks. I, Loring Moak, will my knowledge of automobiles to Eileen Baitsholts. I, Sally McCann, will my artistic ability to the art editor of next year's yearbook. I, Raymond Mosley, will my unfinished homework to Sandy Mathes. L Pat O'Brien, will the filings from my typewriting eraser to Shirley Clickman. I, Robert Shaw, will my ability to play the trumpet to Barry Reynolds. L L L L L L L Margaret Jane Spaulding, will my recipe for romance to George Frees. Herbert Reno, will my ability to pay attention in English class to John Halsted. John Stamas, will my ability to drive a car to Mr. Ramburg. Karolyn Vincent, will being class secretary to Fred Reinhardt. Joan Wood, will my Italian cut to Francine Mead. Janet Wright, will my ability to get along with Miss Wooster to Gene Giffin. Erich Ziller, will my basketball shoes to Donnie Makely. W wiaggfivmcqj M5 wwf? Q10 QQNNMBWN BZ mf? Awkgwg !5?x? NLQED idxwwixiff Eg gk ixiggwii gym Em Wi gk fiwfiw Mwpmwsj N WM fy QL? Wig 'Y Q in bw gy, ,I 4, '-In , i 'fWQQff 1liSwj . M MQA V Wfrwkiv. .N 'W WN ,, M 71 , - gh' 4, fag.: -f ' A N - Q' ff 5, ya xg xm , ' ' nf 'A Us - K Y ' M x '- ,minlh , 1 3 v 1. ,V- 'S xy r W-. gf 'T f e A. V 1 ' R? N- A -if .gn f X ,s ., '91 QA' s J.- , XR. ,Alu V iv '21 . 'Q w.'-Q A . . 'f3fzaW X I . 3 .1 3'YpW I yi 1 1 is il gal Ill gpg' l an I m m iii all sauna ggfnaun nunuanm Q ,day -up Q M gf, u 1 Wt 323 ' 5 fp 3. 'wefvw