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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1955 volume:

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We will observe its deeper meaning throughout life, We might say that, during these past twelve years of school we have been given the mortar and stone as well as a solid foundation, What kind of a life we shall build from this only we can decide. We shall be the architects, the contractors, and the tenants of our careers. Ours will be the plan and the labor - the world will share in the ultimate reward. We hope that this book may serve to remind us, not only of the past, but of our debt to the future. It is not a memorial to the class of 1955: it is an unfinished record of our early life. Perhaps several blank pages should have been added to this book - pages on which the remainder of our record may be kept. Only on these pages may someday the full extent of our accomplishments be estimated. DEDHCATIIUN MR. WARREN G. DAVIS We dedicate this ' ' issue of the Pioneer to Warren G. Davis, Greenvil1e's beloved Art Instructor to whom the class of '55 will forever be grateful for his help throughout the past years. Artists may produce excellent designs but 'll ' , wi avail little unless the public is sufficiently culti- vated to appreciate them, -Mason Graduation from high school indicates that you have successfully completed 12 years of work in the public school system. Your diploma is a testimony of your achievement, To graduate has required work, study, and sacrifice on your part. Your graduation also represents a tremen- dous expenditure of time, energy, and money on the part of others. The State, the community, and Board of Education, and your teachers and parents have all contributed willingly and gladly toward your education because your life is an investment in America and its future. I believe that as a citizen you will assume your duties and responsibilities seriously and cheerfully. I believe, too, that your education has prepared you to perform them efficiently. May you ever be mindful of your great American heritage and of your individual responsibility in perpetuating and improving the American way of life and its Christian ideals, ELWOOD HITCHCOCK Superintendent of Schools SCOTT M, ELLIS p Supervising Principal , As graduates of Greenville Central School soon to become community leaders, you must strive to l realize your responsibility to one another, your duty to your neighbor, and the necessity of belief and trust in God and communion with Him. The destiny I of the future rests on you and on the other millions of your age. You must remember that only goodness and character endure through all ages. When dis- couraged, or downhearted, may I suggest Psalm 121: 'I will lift up mine eyes unto the hills From whence cometh my help, My help cometh from the Lord, Who made heaven and earth. ' diff' . rf f 1 P 4-A4 . 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FALKEY Commerce and Mathematics ' , I, l -. 411' D . .0 , jg MISS F, M, SHAW Mathematics and Social Studies MR. G. R. RANDALL Science and Coaching MISS A. E, OBERST , A English and Spelling MR. T. H, BLAISDELL English MRS. E. T. POWELL Social Studies and Spelling MRS. P, G, FIELD Grade Five MRS, G, BARTHOLOMEW Grade Four MRS. E, BARRETT Grade Four MRS, G. L, WHITE Grade Three MRS, R. M. FLANSBURG Grade Three MR, J, R. RAMBURG Health and Driver Education MR, G, MARQUADT Elementary Physical Education MR. R. J. BARRETT Grade Six MR. R. CROSBY Grade Six MR. C. HULICK Grade Five i MRS, M, A, BOGARDUS Grade Two MRS. E, M, RIVENBURG Grade Two MRS, H. E. HILTSLEY Grade One MRS. R, S, PALMER Grade One MRS, H, W. RUNDELL Kindergarten MR. R. BREAKELL Social Studies MRS. H. HANSEN School Nurse MR. I. HOPKINS Rennselaerville Grades 4, 5, 6 MRS, B, FILKINS Rennselaerville Grades 1, 2, 3 MRS. M. O. ENGLAND Kindergarten ,mmf Fen? Es 1. ww-, ,-M53 ,M.,f,., . W, 81,51- .gf 1.1 -ew., .... an-pg. , i+.' ,. g,-'H-'v.' '1- . Pi. 1-2, Ag-f Q fb' 141' '4f:4 ' I 1513 ,V 'R ' f . .v y 4, gp. ride T 4 ' xv -GT ,A 4 I 'sg if v I , , is RECAILJL, THE Y1E.AIRS UF GlL,ADNEIilSS NEATJHI TEHHEZ ULD ARUON AND TWIHIHTE YEARBOUK STAFF First row: Beverly Kellie, Associate Editorg John Lieb- mann, Editor-in-Chief, Emily Irwin, Art Editor, Second row Fred Reinhardt, Business Mana- ger, Mr, Kenneth E. Scheffler, Advisor. AD SALESMEN First row: L, Leatherman, K, Rirhaler, S. VanAuken, B. Woodruff, G. Hendrick, E. Irwin, C, Howard, Second row: F. Reinhardt, R, Cooke, A, Seaburgh, L. Cooke, G. Giffin, H. Schelgel, B, Kellie. I. Lieb- mann, R. Baumann, TYPISTS D, Wilson, S. Clickman A, Seaburgh eniors AIDVIISURS Senior Advisor: MR, KENNETH SCHEFFLER Co-Advisor: MR, THOMAS BLAISDELL SHIRLEY BABCOCK My smile and heart will never part. Choir l,2,3,4g Gargoyle 1,2,3g Modern Problems 35 Class Treasurer 25 Class Secretary 3g Student Coun- cil Secretary 45 Junior Prom 3g Senior Play 4: Magazine Drive 2,3, JOSEPH BISKUPICH When your hot, drink strong or not at all. Glee Club 1,2,3,4g FFA 2,3,4g Junior Prom 3. RONALD BAUMANN . I don't worry, I don't care, I don't hurry - -anywhere, Soccer 3,45 Basketball 3,4g Senior Play 4g Junior Prom 3g Baseball 4g Slide Rule 4, EILEEN BAITSHOLTS Her blushing is not quiet, its mode- SIY. Choir 1,2g Band 1,2,3,4g Orches- tra 1,2,3,4g Gargoyle l,2,3g Junior Prom 35 Senior Play 4. ROBERT BUSCHER We lovers of the beautiful cultivate the mind without loss of manliness. Track 2g FFA 3g Junior Prom 3. 5 SHIRLEY CLICKMAN A straight commerce major has she, Though not her one main quality. Choir lg Gargoyle 3,4g Junior Prom 3, vu FRANCINE BOLSTER A studious girl of quiet bearing, Gargoyle 45 Modern Problems Club 4. RONALD ELLIOTT Never do today that which you can put off until tomorrow. Orchestra l,2,3,4gG1ee Club 1,2, 3,4g Band 25 Soccer l,2,3,4g Basketball 33 FFA 2,3,4g Iunior Prom 3g Baseball 4, 3 .. 4 Ts-W ...RW r, ,... - 's -lv, - . n.- , 0,- fmt F 4,. , 'Q , ,,.. .h agj, ' 'A NJ., 1- K 'Cv' 4 DOROTHY FINCH 'lt is very hard undertaking to seek to please everybody. Choir 2g Junior Prom 3. CAROLYN GRIFFIN Laugh and the world laughs with you, weep and you'l1 weep alone. Choir 2g Junior Prom 3. EUGENE GIFFIN If everyone seems to be losing their heads, while you keep yours, may- be you don't understand the situa- tion, Student Council lg Class President lg Class Vice President 21 Soccer 2,3,4g Basketball 3, Glee Club 1, 2,3,4g FFA 23 Junior Prom 39 Maga- zine Drive l,2g Baseball 3,4g Slide Rule 4, 'FF GEORGE FREES My lucky has yet to come, Cross-country lg Track 1,33 Glee Club 1,35 Soccer 2,35 Junior Prom 3g Senior Play 4, Qi 1-N. GAIL HENDRICK Busy day, busy day, busy, busy, busy. busy. day. Choir 2g Senior Play 45 Modem Problems 4, CATHERINE HOWARD Youth is not a time of life: it is a state of mind, Choir 3,4g Junior Prom 3. JOHN HALSTED To night we will all be merry--- tomorrow we'll get sober, Glee Club 2, 3,4g Junior Prom 3, EMILY IRWIN People say that life is the thing, but I prefer reading. Gargoyle 1,2, 33 Choir 1, 2, 3g Modern Problems 3,43 Junior Prom 3: Yearbook Art Editor 4g Senior Play 4g Projection Club 4, MARGARET JOHN 'A virtue, but by second hand, I blush because I understand. Choir 23 Modern Problems 3g Junior Prom 3. JAMES KUDLACK I intend to fight it out on this line if it takes all summer, FFA 2g Junior Prom 3. BEVERLY KELLIE Knowledge is greater than riches. Choir 1,2g Gargoyle 1,2,3g Orches tra 1,2,3,4g Class Vice President lg Magazine Drive lg Student Coun- cil 4g Yearbook Assistant Editor 4g Junior Prom 3g Honor Society 2,3, 45 Senior Play 4, ELIZABETH IUHASZ A girl with determination trained in manner. Junior Prom 3, -yet res -U b . 14:2 54 ,315 : by ff, -32 . T . . gn J . .k , Q: wi W X' lv: fl-7 :Tm Q' ' 3 My 1 , 2,1 J - 5 N . S W 5? 1 f 4, ,. G- , x H SHIRLEY MOAK I look unto the mountains from whence cometh my strength, Choir 1,2,3,4g Junior Prom 35 Modern Problems 3: Slide Rule 4, DONALD MOSELY The guy tried so hard but didn't get any place, Cross Country 1,25 FFA 2,3g Junior Prom 3. ELIZABETH MCQUILLAN Farewell, my friends! farewell, my foes! my peace with these, my love with those. Gargoyle 4g Junior Prom 3, LOUELLA PALMER What is a highbrow? He is a man who has found something more interest- ing than women, Choir 1,2, .TEANNINE PETERS The first sigh of love is the last of wisdom. Choir l,2,3,45 Gargoyle 1,25 Iun- ior Prom 35 Orchestra 1. FRED REINHARDT The class orator, when Fred speaks, acts, or writes he is happiest, Gargoyle 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 3,45 Modern Problems 3,45 Junior Prom 35 Yearbook Business Manager 45 Senior Play 4, 44154. ,JPW .- r- - .--- - - Pk'-v BRUCE POWELL A little learning is a dangerous thing. FFA 2,3,45 Junior Prom 3. MARY PHELPS She just wasn't built for speed. Choir 3,45 Modern Problems 3 Junior Prom 35 Gargoyle 3. KATHERINA RITHALER If music be the food of love, Sing on, Sing on, Choir 1,2,3,4g Orchestra 25 Modern Problems 3,43 Junior Prom 3g Gar- goyle 2,3,4g Honor Society 3,4g Senior Play 4. n EILEEN ROBINSON Choir 1,2,3,4g Junior Prom 3: Cheerleader 2 A sincere girl with a quiet smile, MILDRED REINHOLD I love little Willie, Choir 1,2,3,4g Modern Problems 3g Junior Prom 3, GORDON SANDS The tall Texan, Slide Rule 45 FFA President 3,4g Glee Club 3,4g Modern Problems 33 Track 3,45 Vice President 3g Student Council 4, KATHRYN VINCENT Actions, not time, determine maturity. Choir l,2,3,4g Junior Prom 3g goyle 4, J VERONICA VIRANO I have lost the art of conversation, but not, unfortunately, the power Gar- of speech, Choir 1,2g Junior Prom 3g Gargoyle 3. VW RICHARD TRAYNOR Life without music would be drab, Glee Club 1,3,4, Gargoyle 3, Basket ba1l3,4g Junior Prom 35 Baseball 4, Soccer 4, Slide Rule 4, REINHARDT VON KAMPEN A farmer to the end, a Ford fan to the end, carefree to the end, FFA 2,3,4g Junior Prom 3. D P +L -'J if . , Y ' '5 J 'KET . . ?5' fm- pzx ,F V1 V ,Fw , Q ' ,js ,Wg A ,Q 'ff . '. I if 1 K A , .5 5, f Li'- gg 1 W1 -if .,, V7 JQ5-, A ,4 , ,flak E 5 .5 CLASS HJISTURY As we review the panorama of exciting events, both academic and extracurricular, of the past four years, we the architects feel both the pride of accomplishment and the sadness that always attends the end of an era, The year 1950 found us enthusiastic Freshmen, foregoing our way through the new experiences of high school. The Magazine Drive, our first challenge, was a victory as we achieved first place. Our Durham colleagues joined us, and we were the first to enjoy the new cafeteria and classrooms added in 1951. Our Sophomore year was heralded amid renewed enthusiasm as we enjoyed the humorous All-Star Game, The Round-Robin held at our school in 1952 was well attended. 'I'hen almost without our realization, the Sophomore stage of our climb toward gradua- tion was completed. The favor of our Junior year included a Sadie Hawkins Dance. We enjoyed a financial and social success in this, our First affair of that kind. National Honor Society, Modem Problems Club, and the trip to Saratoga with our basketball champions exhausted even more of our now limited time. Our Prom Hawaiian Nights was a fitting climax to our previous triumphs. Shirley Babcock and Walter Birmann reigned over the pleased populace and danced to the strains of Tangerine, Following the summer hiatus, our Senior Year was upon us, Soon we would be the latest alumni of our Alma Mater. September, 1954 foimd us eagerly awaiting our class rings. The production of More than Meets the Eye' was a financial success and caused many a lifted eyebrow. We set a new precedent by having a Senior Ball on December 11, fittingly entitled the Senior Snow Ball, On April 16, the Seniors retumed from an eventfully tour of their national capital. The fun of the Senior Trip combined with the numerous opportunities, both cultural and practical, for furthering our education, left us with the feeling that we had come, we had won, we had conquered. Our carefree days were numbered: the real challenge of life lay in die question mark of the future. We the class of 1955 had the good fortune to see the new additions and improvements to our school as they were made. We are indeed the veterans of the Construction Era, As Commencement recedes into the haze of the past, the graduates of our class will follow the motto Born Americans, Live Americans, Die Americans, as they translate what they have leamed into a pennanent design for living. 1. 1. I. I. 1. T. 1. I. I. 1. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. 1. 1. I. I. 1. I. I. I. 1. I. I. 1. I. I. 1. I. 1. 1. I. I. I. I. I. CLASS WILL Shirley Babcock, will my ability to break thistle tubes to Mr. Ford, Eileen Baitsholts, will peace and quiet on Bus H12 to Harold Borthwick. Ronald Baumann, will to Keith Gifford my good conduct in fifth period study hall. Walter Birmann, will my ability to live dangerously to Miss Mathia. Joseph Biskupich, will my brains to all of the freshmen. There's enough to go around. Francine Bolster, will my big feet to Dolores Warner. Robert Buscher, will my love of horses to Freddie Lamb. Shirley Clickman, will my ability to drive to Mr. Ramburg. Larry Cooke, will my ability to portray a sweet old grandmother to Richie McAneny. Robert Cooke, will my ability as a baseball player to ualbreatn Palmer. Ronald Elliott, will my knowledge of history to some unsuspecting freshman. Dorothy Finch, will my height to Frances Hladik. George Frees, will my pair of red socks to Coach Randall for better luck next year. Carolyn Griffin, will my quiet ways to Sonia Ziller. Gene Giffen, will my height to Glenn Gifford, John Halsted, will my ability to be in history class for five and one -half years to anyone who is darn fool enough to take it. Gail Hendrick, will my keys to the Chrysler to mv sister, Barbara, Catherine Howard, will my ability to take souvenirs from restaurants to Paul Rehm. Emily Irwin, will my life long devotion and admiration to Mr. Blaisdell. Margaret John, will my ability to drive dangerously to Ruth Schnare. Elizabeth Yuhasz, will my brown eyes to Rosemary Duncan. Beverly Kellie, will my musical talent 01 to Mr. Tyrrell James Kudlack, will my ability to play basketball to Mr. Randall. Thomas Kudlack, will my ability to do my history to Milton Richardson. Voctor LaPlante, will my old address books to Pete Fritz as l won't be needing them anymore Lora Leatherman, will my ability to get snowbound and icebound to Carol Cunningham. John Liebmann, will my 'darnest 1uck with the Gargoyle to Alice Bausch, Kenneth Mabey, will my job as treasurer of Student Council to anyone who is fool enough to take it, Donald Makely, will my vast knowledge of mathematics to Euclid and Jackie VanAuken, Camilla Maloney, will my red hair to Marilyn Vannatta. Marjorie Mattice, will all of my happy high school memories to Mr. Randall. Elizabeth McQuillan, will my new Dodge to Erma Campbell, Shirley Moak, will my long blond hair to Ann Field. Donald Mosely, will all of my unfinished history homework to Miss Wooster, Louella Palmer, will my seat on Bus 41:8 to Augustlne's and my books to the next 'old lady' that enrolls in my place. Jeannine Peters, will the rest of the Air Force to the Junior Girls. Mary Phelps, will my paint brush to Marian Filkins. Bruce Powell, will my ability to race cars to Sandy Mathes. Fred Reinhardt, will my ability to play ping pong and win the games to Donny Lee Potter. Mildred Reinhold, will my trip to Europe and all my fun there to Frances Hladik, Katherina Rithaler, will my place on the Honor Society to John E. Parks. Eileen Robinson, will my long hair to Marlene Horton. Gordon Sands, will my entire repertoire of Texas facts to Theo Bredderman. Hebert Schlegel, will my ability to keep quiet in class to Louie Roberto. Alice Seaburgh, will my ability to hate men to Nancy Glffen. CLASSWWLL I, Thomas Stamas, will my ability to hand in all history papers to Jennette Singer. I, Raymond Teator, will my ability to get along with Miss Mathia to Bentley Mabee, 1, Richard Traynor, will my knowledge of English to Mr. Blaisdell. I, Sue Van Auken, will my loyalty to the Dodgers to Coach Mabee. I, Kathryn Vincent, will my engagement ring to Donald Potter. I, Veronica Verano, will my long hair to Sue Schlegel. I, Reinhart VonKampen, will a bottle of carbolic acid to Mr. Ford, I, Robert Welter, will my knowledge of geometry to Mr. Ford. I, Dorothy Wilson, will my poodle cut to Miss Wooster. I, Bette Woodruff, will my voluntary innocent looks to Lil Gajdusek. I, John Zubris, will my size 115 sneakers to Bentley Mabee so he can cover more area on the basketball court, CLASSPROPHECY Several members of the Class of 1955 met one night at Ken's Hideway. As we walked in, the now famous motto caught our eyes: Eat What We Serveg Mabey You Will, Mabey You Won'tl ldieJ. As we sat down, Gene Giffin told us that he owns the only cow in the world that gives chocolatemilk. We hear that Gail Hendrick is now writing the jokes and the rapid fire dialogue of the Biskupick and Halsted Comedy Team. They are starring on Broadway with Richie Traynor as the main attraction of their show. He is the Jazz King who has just sold over a mil- lion copies of his famous hit, The Greenville Blues. We hear that Donnie Makely and Herb Schegel, the great math wizards, have just developed the fourth dimension. Eileen Baitsholts is the Professor of Agriculture at Cornell University. Reinhard Von Kampen who has won world wide fame as a big game hunter has just returned with a catch of two elephants, one leopard, and one African skunk. He said that was enough for him. Fred Reinhardt tells us that he owns his own comic book publishing company. He writes all the murder stories, while Congress is trying to pass a bill to outlaw them, Fred tells us that Margaret John has married an oil tychoon and together they have developed jet service between Earth and Mars. Also Shirley Clickman is Catherine Howard's private secretary. Catherine is the president of the Baby Sitters Club. Fred also tells us that his old friend John Liebmamr, is a leading columnist for the New York Times. He is often seen on the TV program produced by George Frees, known to the public as Debate and Learn. Many heated arguments between Larry Cooke and John take place. Larry is a columnist who answers love problems under the name of Grandma Letty. Emily Irwin tells us that she and Margie Mattice are the sole owners of 'The Twin Oaks Dude Ranch located in Texas. Gordon Sands who has returned to his beloved West is the riding instructor there. Mary Phelps painting of Miss Wooster's History Class of 1965 hangs in the outer lobby. Emily gave us some interesting bits of information about Twin Oaks. Robert Buscher, the famed architect, designed the entire goup of buildingsr and the landscaping. Kathryn Vin- cent sees to the cactus gardens which also add to the landscaping. CLASS PROPHECCY One of the other members tells us that Dorothy Wilson has won wide renown for her new publication THE GIRL WHO NEVER LAUGHED. Lora Leatherman is holding the job of court stenographer for Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, Vic La Plante. We hear that Bruce Powell has developed his own atomic powered trolley line to Coxsackie. Thomas Stamas now writes the comic strip, They'll Do It Everytime and 'I'he Urge To Kill Department, taken from his own real life. Robert Cooke, the Senator from New York, holds the filibuster record for talk- ing about his good old school days in G. C. S. fMaybe you think he didn't hold the Senators' attention.j Elizabeth Iuhasz has been voted the Woman-Driver-of-the -year, Jimmy Kudlack and Raymond Teator have taken their tests to become State Troopers for the lucky thirteenth time. The restaurant door opens and in walks Camilla Maloney and a party of friends, Camilla tells us that she is the co-owner of the Cyprus Gardens and the Everglades in Florida. She also mentions Walter Birmann and Ronnie Baumann who are miget auto race-car drivers. Ronnie is also a member of the Board of Directors of Chrysler Motors, but he takes his chances. We all know that Bob Welter is one of the top singers of the country, His latest hit is, Bette, My Bette. His wife, the former Bette Woodruff, has gone to the Fiji Islands to teach the Islanders how to do the American Mambo, A private secretary for a big business firm in New Jersey is Kate Rithaler. Kate takes dictation on her boss's lap but, of course, he is her husband. Too bad though, she lsn't on the payroll. Also, we hear that Alice Seaburgh owns the fastest flea in the world. She has named it Seabiscuit, her nickname. Shirley Babcock, to our great amazement, is the matron of the Greenville Near Hills Old Maid's Home, Millie Reinhold and Eileen Robinson are champion gum chewen. Each one can chew approximately 49 packs of gum at once. Theyare trying to see who can reach the 50 mark first. Louella Palmer, her husband, and family believe that the puppet shows which they put on for the St. Barnard dogs in Greenland give the dogs a greater incentive to rescue people. And what do we hear about Dorothy Finch and Carolyn Grlffen? They have gained permission from the Egyptian govemment to sell sodie pop to all revived mummies. They believe in service with a smile and to every customer they will say, Just something to wet your whistle It needs it, don't it, after all these years? We hear that Veronica Virano, Shirley Moak and Donald Mosley sing for the birds in the Singing Tower in Florida. Don sings soprano, Shirley, tenor and Veronica, bass, Also men- tioned in the conversation is Elizabeth McQuillan. She now owns her own automobile factory. She produces her own make of car, called the Lizzie, QNot the old tin one, eitherlj And what's this we hear about Ronnie Elliott? It seems that he is a famous dress designer and is running competition with Dior. Jeannie Peters has developed a more versatile paint brush, for left handed artists exclusively. George Frees is now the head surgeon at Walter Reed Hospital in Washington. Sue Van Auken's all-girl basketball team has beaten the Celtics and won the Women's National Basketball Championship, Tom Kudlack has just returned from a trip to Southeast Afghanistan and is teaching Zoology at Columbia University. Bev Kellie has just discovered a cure for inter- vocallicapathy, Francine Bolster is head psychiatrist at Bay Side mental institute. 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Naughton, B, Moore, A, Griffin, C, Jansen, E, Meyer, I, Lennon, R, Bartholomew, K, Duncan. Third row: S, Iuhasz, J. Mattice, H. Minshell, E, Simpkins, D. Bishop, I. Lounsbury, R. Ormsbee, L, Turmel, P, Palmer, GRADE ElIG3HIT First row: I. Croote, I. Bredderman, I, Applebee, N. McCafferty, L, Singer, A, Ferreri, L. Hinsberger, I. Palmer, Second row: Mrs. Powell, C. Iohannesen, M. Klob, C. Baumann, J, Lamb, J, Robin son, I, Stahl, I, Lounsbury, A. Cassano, R. Olmsted, Third row: P, Kohnken, M. Kropp, K. Elsasser, I, Haley, F. Maurer, K. Mat tice, W. Moore, R, Augstein, T. Cavanagh, Q5 me Q. Q- . ,user .5 -1 U' n Y- , 1 . .Q L., .4 N. 5, 3 ., J . V Q. ,J ,., 'if' xt Q .5 QQ f ., I z 5+ x n, :A v7 1 E Xe' ...L - A v . 4 3 ' 5' if fm 4 'PH Q! ', ,1 'f . .. . AA B, rr., I QE!! Bra I 4' ,I E ax? Q. .ai 5 QQ' 2 f iq' ' 3 k f'i:, X , f. 2??' K 1 px I H1 aff f 9 Qf'f'm'f'1 Q z if if - 5' 5 r - 'L f 53' K' 'I' ,A 'Qi W f 49am 4-M if 1 - v The href' K .3 FW? 5:Y 3 it L6 C . 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' ci? l ' Gifford b ock Mr. Ellis' Pt? Blaisden- B' B3 C ' ' R6 5 n. - eddefman abey. L. C00 Pr Rehm, T. Br Mamce, 14. lim G. Sands. . M- Biml ' W. Palnjeti B. Kama' M A G A ID5IDJTfNI7Irf' . --. -None, L. Leatherman H-'V-10. U- Baker. Mr. Ellis, Pri ' Ingalls ' . C. Bott, W. Birmann, L. HCIPBIQ A, Mathes, G. Sands, M. Crotty, J. Singer . B. G1ff0rCl. P. Cavanaugh, P, Rehm, T, B1-edder I Ev man, L. R. Cooke, X BA mn 1 ,., U. uaker, H. Minshell, I. Pal V -Wunu row: Mr. Tyrrell, M. H , ...,.., n, Blaisdell, E. Baitsholts ' dell. mer, orron, I. Merlin, J. Singer, , I, Baltsholts, R, Ingalls, J. Lieb mann, L. Run- 'WXNWIRLERS CJ. L,unuU '0 -i I are R- Neu:Z,m'Twe11' w ' - -v- ft to right! L Ho ' L6 Wi1S0n' for Gadiusek. Duec ' L. 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'V s 5, ,H .il 1 yy, . ,S . - ' 1 ' . 5 , 5 ' Q ,B qxfff .'iWV .Q K A k gl - 1' .. b ff-j Q, X i - law A -.Q 41 A h 1 '- Q - ,,- V ' 3,15 ' fm Q'3f 'h p 7 ws-, K Q '74 A W fiffmm. ' ' ' x 'L lg R, 4g T 1- , , ,,., . 5 ,,i. Y - R -wi I ' 1 JYRUNEXUR CHUEKR vv-' DeLaVergne, A. Bredderrnan, C. Tandy, n. r..,....., .Y ierbilt, ff d S Randall, R. VanTassel. Second row: A. ....--, Y rrnan, d A Stevens, B. Bockstahler, L. Sem- h C. First row:Y. Powell C Virano, D. Gardiner, K. Gi or , . P Frey D Young, C. Ketcham, V. Howar , . l ck C Brennan, A. Honneger, N. Nordlo , w W Williams, R. , . ' L. Rassmussen, . . . Fe ,R. Koster, I. Fa , , ' M. Baker. Fourth ro : . tcham, I. Cunnlngham, ple, S. Ingalls. Third row: Mr. Falkey. I. r y Ingalls, M. Diamond, S. Davis, B. Miller, D. Iaycox, A. Mesow, D. Davis, W. Quackenbush, W. DiPeppo, 1. Naybo, P. Martin, T. Stedman, D. Fisher, R. Florez, G. Applebee, S. Ke M. Mueller, R. Sands. Fifth row: W. Biskupick, D. Buckley, D. Shaw, 1. Augstein, R. Endrlcott, R. DeGiovine, C Chase, E. Quackenbush, A. Vyborny. AHHTNTHQH A M I I-4. Otonlg Ju Schefl-ner E ' 0 .gnuuy J . 0 Q P d I . Gfldley, C. Vand P el' X' Tyrrell Loc n K, B P. Rlilwnggii C. Ket:1Zr:In'BN- Norgljwoflis I. Palmer, 3, H , Yle, A W. Wim ' L' M3XWe11. . Bockslahle ' Snyder. D, H ugglnsv C. Wal' Howard. S, V amg R I P. Lee rv B. Min Osfash D dl'0n, S alldeg- W' Bisk ' ' Stedm ' A- Ho er' 5. D - ' ' Y0Un econd ro . upick, T Hn an, p. Angst rton, M 0,8 avrs, I Rya 8. P, Palmer w. 0 t e' . ' uni . n. , D. sley. I. Augsteitlrl Fourth row, R. 2:8 R. Poweuhzdccgoke. R, Malone 0 n. W coo 0 umey , ' k D S 0 C, ' . h 3110. aw: B, Young tlzletics v all SYN B X95 ALL 55 53 Cavwm' W' nikon Co' Coaffh' 1 A' Mabeyg B35 ge' - xc. v.. F'0 1M?ngo-Ca?'wf' ,vc Cooke' zubfis - mailfx' Sgailfhng 'SOSM S' P. Tir Madam. buoa. W' Motull. Baku' mann. A' La R. MCMWM' L. Naughton. ge,rr6Yi ' ALMA MATER In among the pleasant valleys, We see our school so dear, It will stand for truth and wisdom: Throughout the coming years, Through the four long years of high school, Midst the scenes we know so well, And our love for Alma Mater In our hearts will ever dwell. JUN JIUR V 1, 1, S. First row H0m : P' Rehm. . Mr Rmel, R- Barger K. Grfford I F H641 aH2burg,C S' Second MSW' lack, A. Psfead ' 311113, 5 Co mann, R '- K. Elsasser L- Roberto larch' o Fludns. 1 B. Mab 1 . ee, T. Bau- We will think of Alma Mater In every act and deed. While we work for dear old Greenville, No honors will she need, Our colors stand before us, They signify our might And recall the days of gladness 'Neath the old Maroon and White, ARSITY B AXSKE 35' 5 35' if Q G, 1-Q A H w 2-,Lim wx xx B 4 L is K Y KJ f 5 AJ 'I we vi? r.. fi- 'fx '? , .L-- Ag1 l1,'5 f-w 5 'I . 5'-1 3 .1 15 -4 :f +. 44. In HY' -' ff I X , K 'x V U' ' 1' 441 , 2 1 qi . 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'i M 1 '- ? 1 viii 'V if 'S' V - F9 -, E ,W gp . up , .U , , Q 1 ff' Q , 'Af TRACK P L, Rundell, G, Mack, K, Elsasser, P. Ferreri, S. Gutkaiss, A. Labuda, K. Baker, D, Potter, M. Hempstead A, Furko, K, Mabey, C, Sands, H. Schlegel, I, Zubris, L. Naughton, R. Welter, W, Birmann, Mr, Randall Coach. Cookef M' hlege' La - d 11. S. Sc al L. Powell, E' Blalleinhardt. B Baker' . 5 Borthwick' G' Hafinuft M. Vannaiiav F' ML Davrs. ' et B. Woo I ' E, 1nga11S- u h G, Palm f T P. Cavana S ' HOILOH , CRUSS CCUUNTRY S-...M I. Eufemia, S, Stamas, T. Bau- mann, P, Ferreri, Mr. Marquardt, Coachg D. Potter, K. Baker, J. Boyd, W. Morrison, A. Labuda, I. Kiley, Manager. lr' N N dverfisers CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES! ,Q You have traveled, over a span of twelve years, from the first grade thru the Senior Class, have earned the approbation of your teachers and have received your high school 'W stone in your life and your parents and friends are proud of your ac- complishment. Knowledge is im- portant, but the friendships estab- lished among you are also signifi- cant. It is hoped that all of them will be lasting, and many of the friendships, un- doubtedly, will mature with the years, and therefore they cannot be evaluated today. Knowledge and friendship are important in business, too. We had to prove to the State of New York, by a number of written examinations, that we possessed the neces- sary knowledge pertaining to both real estate and insurance so as to safeguard the inter- ests of our clients. We also had to prove trustworthy. We are constantly studying so as to enable us to give our clients the counsel they have a right to expect from us. Because of our knowledge of the insurance business and our reputation in the community, we have been appointed the agent in this territory of some of America's outstanding corpo- rations. We are proud to alphabetically list them here. diploma. It is an important mile- Aetna Insurance Company Century Indemnity Company Continental Casualty Company Continental Insurance Company Fidelity and Casualty Co. of N. Y. Glens Falls Insurance Co. Hartford Accident 22 Indemnity Co. Hartford Fire Insurance Co. 1 Insurance Company of North Am. John Hancock Life Insurance C0. Hartford, Conn. Hartford, Conn. Chicago, Ill. New York, N.Y. New York, N.Y. Glens Falls, N. Y Hartford, Conn. Hartford, Conn. Philadelphia, Pa. Boston, Ma ss. Each of the above companies has a reputation for fair dealing and is financially strong. To each graduate, we wish success in all of his or her undertakings. REINHARDT AGENCY Greenville, N. Y. Congratulations to the Class of 1955 4 1j ':.m ,rf . View of Sunny Hill Farms Sunny Hill Farms are composed of 310 acres of good Albany County soil. On this soil grows Birdsfoot Trefoil, The Golden Legume of the Empire State. Sunnyhill Farms are nationally known for being the native home of this soil building legume. A dairy herd of 60 head of Registered and Grade Holsteins is kept on the farm. People come from all parts of the state to visit this famous farm. You too are cordially invited to visit us anytime. Empire Birdsfoot T1-efoil Seed - Hay for Sale Holstein Cattle - Custom Seed Cleaning away Z' Zim? Phone Oak Hill 2.-4239 Oak Hill, NIY THE MAIN STREET SHOPPE Extends Its Congratulations to the GRADUATES OF 1955 and at this time wishes to extend sincere thanks to the students and faculty of Greenville Central School for their steady patronage. KAAIIXI I' Mae Greenville , New York Greenville 5 - 5 63 Z BAUMANNS 70 Fairview Ave UTC SALES CHRYSLER Hudson, New York fjh ? y .1 ll L - MY plqiolnh , V gg? PLYMOUTH Be a Millionaire! Drive the Million Dollar Look Best Wishes to th Cl f 1955 HANNA Y HOSE REELS cn.nr-n-can E. 1-:AN NAY 5oN,lNc:. Westerlo, N Y k IN MEMORIAM of A GREAT STATESMAN AND TRUE AMERICAN SENATOR I2OBEl2 I' A. TAFT The Name BALFOUR Stands for the Finest in Class Rings - Commencement Announcements Club Pins - Diplomas - Medals and Trophies A. M. HODGKINS P.O. Box 9 Schenectady, N.Y Best Wishes Class of 1955 2 E ED 'S dgfalfzafimag SEA FOOD Route 9 Route 9-W Saratoga West Coxsackie Phone 1013 Phone 6-1451 We Extend to the Class of 1955 Our Best Wishes THE NATIONAL BANK OF COXSACKIE Coxsackie, New York The Bank of Friendly Service Member of the Federal Insurance Corp. Z9 Central Photographers for G fv--r Portraits School Annuals THE F:l2L.lIv1l4l N fziwf Avenue Albany 6, N.Y .C.S. Since 1933 LET us HELP 'Z Zan Whvey TI-IE F-'lI25T N Member Feder ATIONAL BANK CDF-' CAII20 al Deposit Insurance C orp, and Federal R eserve System Cairo, New York Youlz l-leAI..TI-I i ----I -JZ. cn-65, D Q 7 AN BUSINESS RLIEI' I GREENVILLE PHARMACY ' W. T. Quaclcenbush, Jr. I Greenville Phone 5-9393 New York MAKE YGUR HoME COMPLETE VVELSHQMCZ GEEY LUMBER CORP. , -T Doors - Moulding - Millwork 552- ,I Mason Supplies - Plumbing Supplies X JOHN L. CARL Jerome Avenue gli ' Phone 9-2117 Cairo, N.Y. , STEVENS INSURANCE AGENCY Cr rC. r , ALI. BRANCI-IES of You INSURANCE l l WJ' pp Phone 5-4319 Greenville, New Yorlc MAX 5. VVOOD Allis-Chalmers New Idea Jame sway Phone Coxsackie 6-1028 West Coxsackie, New York Best Wishes Class of 1955 A. J. CUNNINGHAINA fzfzeiefgfvffzee Greenville, N.Y. Oak Hill, N.Y. Ambulance Service - Oxygen Dial Gr e enville 5 -43 13 mgwwdatmawtde SENIORS OF I955 L. H. POWELL 81 CO. Norfon Hsu, N.Y. When You See Us Don'1: Think About Insurance But When You Think About Insurance See Us STANTON INSURANCE R. M. STANTON DOUGLAS STANTON 5-4143 Greenville 5-4168 Complete Insurance Service - mflfbzenfs af O'CONNELL LUMBER YARD - Zi 3 'T wOOD's STORE '-1 -I T ,TZ Ill' -R 1 I Freehold, N.Y. Phone 7333 if Y JOHN DEERE AND NEW HOLLAND X - - ' .N 1 FARM EQUIPMENT v MCOULLOOH CHAIN sAws JAMEswAY BARN EQUIPMENT Q I v F f,' ' l L ' 14 --T' wi i f .EW NQI D X ,I Tb. L ' N X Q , To the Class of 1955 the Best of Luck in the Years to Come ' from the Management of T I-'I E 3 C M A I2 K E T All Kinds of Building Materials Greenville - Norton Hill X ,fl 'M3:,1 'Y'V,. ll. T.. lllll X N rg' ff , fu uv l4.. .. f Nr' fx li? Nz f QQf , T X 'xgfs '33 Phone Greenville 5-5333 APPLEBEE BROS. G. L. F. Service A. DORMANSVILLE, N.Y. D A I R Y fl Telephone Wesferlo 2794 ,Q I - BAUMANN'S JW PLUMBING, HEATING AND ELECTRICAL 5 23143 CONTRACTORS -4168 ff Automatic Oil Heat Cooking Gas p . Myers umps Greenville, N.Y. Apphances Z ILVHZIK 06' ,lf ffyg. 1 '1!x by -X IW The CHATTERBOX in Norton Hill f Edifh and Harold Edmonds I Transportation Is an mv O Important Factor in X C 'T Your Education , A C 2 The Tires on Your School Bus ' May Have Been Recapped at Z? Q ACRA TIRE SHOP L Acra, New York ...Wx ru f ,, ,-, 4. J. l. Ver Plank Nor+on Hill, New York PHILCO HEADQUARTERS Compliments of Compliments Zahn ' 9- of TICK TOCK Re cr eation Bowling Also Y and E Office Equipment and Television Appliances Phone Coxsackie 6-5400 TAN N E r2's 7Zdz2fZ01mfHn4zZ Compliments of C AT 5 I4 1 m. 1. dzdzdzge azz! Compliments of GLEN ROYAL Soda Fountain - Groceries Archery and All Sporting Goods H. C. WOODRUFF Oak Hill, New York Compliments of VAN AUKENS uxwseasv Cooksburg, New York Compliments of 55!M Tl-I EATEI2 A Friendly Theater First With the New Pictures Open Every Night Two Shows f W Serving Albany, Greene 7:0Q and 9:00 T and Delaware Counties Freshly popped H Pop Corn E Soda A and T Candy E Phone Albany 4-0795 R XJ Oak Hill Z-2310 I Mens wi I 5 A 1 k i - p W CAIECD MEAT MARKET Wholesale and Retail Phone 9 -Z1 14 Cairo, N.Y. VINCENT DI STEFANO Why Not See for Yourself What Our Poultry and Dairy Feeding Program Will Do for You Call Today DEANS Mau. Oak Hill Z-2315 Catskill 282 GARDNER my Norton Hill, New York Phone Greenville 5-5692 Co mpliments of AMOS POST INC. Catskill, New York Distributors of ESSO Fuel and Oil Compliments and Compliments Best Wishes to of THE CLASS OF 1955 from 74.4 ffm o F 1956 QAI 'Xl ECDVV we to The Class of 1955 sql! Dllgt QUBLIVY KAHM I ' mu mmf 1 IMPLEMENT COMPANY x if VN' 'S , XDII John Deere Sales and Service 'f Phone 248 Middleburg, New York I 0 - -15 WW' ' GOOD 'COFFEE CAIRO DINER GOOD FOOD FRIENDLY SERVICE IS' Cairo, New York Phone 9-9885 STEVENS' FARM STORE A' ,,i.,,,.,,' I 1. 3 3,,' 7 Compliments of STEVENS' HARDWARE STORE F92 INA Compliments of STEVENS' HARDWARE STORE Best of Luck to the Class of 1955 DR. AND MRS. KENNETH F. BOTT Compliments of EMPIRE TRAVEL CLUB Travel Agents to the High Schools of the East reov 'S SERVICE STATION Cairo, New York Open 24 Hours Gas - Kerosene - Fuel Oil CLICQUOT CLUB BOTTLING COMPANY INC. Cairo, New York Miller High Life Schmits Beer and Ale New York State License Gas C - Phone Cairo 9-2200 Compliments Tl-I E of 954.4 fan Norton Hill H. CZSM ITP-i CCD. Catskill, N.Y. G. R. CLARK CO. Cairo, N.Y. Edin 746464 2 O I2 E N 'S ' FURNITURE STORE Green Cou.nty's Largest Main Street Catskill, N.Y. Congratulations to the Graduates of 1955 from LOCA L. Greenville, New York Your Home Town Newspaper 52.50 a Year BLAUVELT 'S GREENHOUSE Ravena , N. Y. Fresh Flowers Cut from Our Growing Beds Phone 8-2 64 1 Compliments of SAQELL. PONTIAC Coeymanns, N.Y. Phone Ravena 8-1083 Co mplirnent s of BALSAM 5 I--I I-XD E Greenville, N.Y. B. E. GRIFFIN, Prop. Co mpliments o f 5n2YANT'5 sro 2E South We sterlo , N. Y. Compliments of 5535 N Compliments of Compliments of RAVENA DEPARTMENT STORE Main Street Ravena BOGAEDUS STCIZE South Westerlo, N.Y. The Family Shopping Center Zenith Television and Philco Appliances Television and Radio Repairs COOKE EQUIPMENT CO. Sales - Massey-Harris - Servic Puck Vacuum Blowers LAURENCE H. COOKE 6 Compliments of HAMM BUICK Catskill, N.Y. ,ss oak Hill, N.Y. ' ' 3 -3' FJ- Phone 2-4239 ,. I ,Huong AUTNORIIED 4 Q lm, SALES AND SERVICE 4 R BX 1151711 un zo no on SIR C Good Wishes to the Senior Class of 1955 from Wggfjifwg I f'TISIfIlIE5 SCN DAQ QY TRUCKING Ravena, N.Y. Medusa New York Compliments of ffmiaf Mya? J EVVELEES Watchmaker - Optician 380 Main Street Catskill, New York Compliments of vos is U E6 1-Vs SODA BAR West Coxsackie, New York EIZN EST E. EE L..l. GENERAL MERCHANDISE Gas - Oil Medusa, New York Dial Z-2314 SILVER LAKE FARM Beer - Wine - Liquor Dancing, Round and Square Excellent Food Featuring Pizza Climax, New York Phone 6-2935 Compliments of CJTTIXAAN and EN DE QS Socony Vaccivine Distr. Schoharie, New York Compliments of jkm Zami? REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE MILTON BAILEY Chairman I DAY 5 OIL SERVICE, INC. Shell Jobbers THE BLUE DANUBE BAR AND GRILL Bowling Pizzeria Junction Rts. Z3 - 32 - 145 Open All Year Ravena, N.Y. Phone 8-4936 Tel. Cairo 9-9870 Gasoline ARTIE UZZILIA Who le sale Retail . Cairo, N.Y. Complete Musical Service Compliments 1-1 I C sc EYE-3 of MUSIC STORE 330 E. State Street Ithaca, N.Y. MR. AND MRS. RUSSELL J. BAUMANN 1 Phone 4 - l 1 Ol Zaire-z Wczlaea QCW, W1NAN'S MEN'S STORE X Quality Shop for Men and Boys and Faniily 352 Main Street Catskill, N.Y. Manhattan Shirts Bostonian and Freeman Shoes Q W WY Congratulations to the Class of 1955 MAIN STREET GARAGE GORDON H. SIMPSON, Prop. Compliments of JOSEPH MALCN E .J IZ. ATTORNEY Greenville , New York VAN SCH AAC fancy General Insurance K Complirnents of LABUDA 'S IVIARKET Groceries and Meats Cfrapeville, P.O. Climax, N.Y. We st Coxsackie , N. Y. Phone G Phone Greenville 5-5696 Coxsackie 6-3232 - :I MIDWAY RUG WATSON OIL COMPANY 5' COMPANY AND Route 9W SAVE U3 E' ,i,s,lv41J -V' na AT Petroleum Products Floor Covering Contractor s West Coxsackie, New York Qfafmfiag for Flowers Catskill, New York Phone 46 Compliments of KELSEY BUS LINE Catskill, N.Y. Compliments of JJ. N E W B E E52 Y COM PANY 403 Main Street Class of 1955 Keep Pioneering JOHN B. EARL Catskill, N.Y. Cairo, New York YEOMANS QQAQAGE Norton Hill, N. Y. CHARLES MESOW 8: SONS General Contractors and Mill Work Cabinet Work a Specialty Screens - Kitchen Cabinets Doors - Windows - Stairways Freehold, New York SCHOHARIE COUNTY COOPERATIVE DAIRIES, INC. Owned and Operated by and for Local Dairymen B B Feeds and Custom Grinding Ph01'1e 273 Coble skill, N.Y. Compliments of I-I LJ ESTED mfiefiy ALTON S. POTTER Lunmber, Building Nlaterial and Coal Preston Hollow, N.Y. Phone Oak Hill Z-4443 BREEZY LAWN FARM Birdsfoot Trefoil Seed WILLIAM LARETT oak Hill, N.Y. Congratulations, Students Compliments of the from PAUI-NS TAVERN COLONIAL MANOR Route 32 Greenville N.Y Compliments of DAVIS PHARMACY Ravena, N.Y. Compliments of A 8: P Cairo N. Y Compliments of BINN HARTMONT 8: SON JEWELERS Watches - Diamonds - Silverware Compliments of PURLING ROLLER RINK Purling N.Y Compliments of SHELL INN Rensselaerville, New York Compliments of HALE'S GARAGE Rensselaerville, New York FOUR CORNER'S TAVERN Good Food and Legal Beverages Westerlo, N.Y. C. HOWARD SPALDING NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO. Life, Accident and Sickness Insurance Individual and Group So. Westerlo, N.Y. Compliments of MR. AND MRS. SEABERT ROCKY TAVERN Fine Food and Beverages Climax, New York Compliments of BRITTON'S SODA FOUNTAIN Rens selaerville , New York E. KUSTERER Quality Meats and Custom Butchering Gr eenville 5 -4 5 6 8 Compliments of JOHN I... RICE 8: SON Rensselaerville, N.Y. Compliments of JOE NORTH West Coxsackie, N.Y. Phone 6-4664 ALBRIC-HT LUMBER CO. West Coxsackie Phone 6-4711 Compliments of GREENVILLE FOOD MARKET Greenville, N.Y. Phone 5-5614 ' BRENNAN'S The Old Wagon House Soda Bar and Restaurant Route 81 ' Freehold 7756 Best Wishes MR. AND MRS. ANDREW PULEO ' Earlton, N.Y. Compliments of ROSA APPLIANCES West Coxsackie Phone 6-1313 Compliments of CATALPA HOUSE Rensselaerville, N.Y. Phone 2372 Good Wishes to the Best of Luck Senior Class to from ATTORNEY GUMPORT AND FAMILY from F 15HER'5 DAIRY BODGBY AND WHALER HARDWARE Schoharie, New York PERKOWSKI JEWELRY Bulova, Elgin and Speidel Watch Bands Fine Watch Repairing Compliments of SUT'I'ON'S GARAGE Gas - Oil - Repairs Tel. 5-4665 Greenville, N.Y. Freehold N'Y' Compliments of cA1Ro BEAUTY MART CATSKILL MT. STONE, INC. 9 A M UPGH Dailif 6 P M Cold M1xd.11xI, V. MEC, JR. Cano Re 1' lx Fri. Eve. Appointment Only Compliments of WEST CHESTER ASPHALT AND DISTRIBUTING CORP. INC. Peckham Road .TEAN'S LUNCHEONETTE Next to A 8: P in Cairo Home Cooking Sandwiches - Hamburgers - Pies Compliments of HOTEL WALT ERS Compliments of JORDAN'S DINER Good Food Cairo, N.Y. Phgne 9-2,940 Compliments of MILLY'S TAVERN Restaurant - Ivlotel Modern-Heated Open All Year Route 32 Cairo, N.Y. Compliments of COMMUNITY THEATER and NEW CATSKILL THEATER Catskill, N.Y. DEANE AND DEANE FURNITURE STORE 439 Main Street Catskill, N.Y. Fine Furniture Since 1882. Compliments of F. A. GUERNSY 8: CO., INC. Schoharie Nurseries Schoharie, N.Y. Phone 4 MARTIN MOSLEY Dealer in Scrap Iron, Metal and Used Furniture LOUGHIvI.AN'S BUILDING SUPPLY, INC. Route 145 Cairo, N.Y. Compliments of MELOY AND ROE Souvenirs - Candy - Tobacco Compliments of BERNICE'S BEAUTY SHOP East Durham, N.Y. East Durham Freehold 7798 Freehold 7725 WI-I.ITBECK'S SERVICE STATION BAVARIAN MANOR Gas Oil Bavarian Alpine Gardens Phone Oak Hill 2-83 87 t k Purling New York C k b N Y Oo S urg ew or Phone Cairo 9-9860 Alive and Mounted Animals Souvenirs Picnic Grounds GEORGE GREENBURY at SON South Cairo . New York Catskill, New York Phone Cairo 9-2680 Compliments of SA YBROOK HOTEL JULIUS AND MARIE JACOBS CHARLES BURI SHOES For All the Family Reed St, Coxsackie, N.Y Compliments of ELM REST HOUSE Oak Hill, N.Y. Phone 2 -23 61 CATER'S JEWELRY STORE Experienced Watchmaker Watches - Diamonds Silverware Phone 9-9516 Cairo, N.Y. Compliments of MR. AND MRS. FRED COOKE Compliments of ONEIDA MARKETS A. DEAN ROCKEFELLER Graduate Corsetiere 418 Main Street Tel. 692 Catskill, N.Y. Camp Garments Compliments of KNOTTY PINE HOTEL Oak Hill, N.Y. Phone 2-4469 Compliments of MR. AND MRS. T. MERRITT ELLIOTT Compliments of ALICE'S BEAUTY SHOP oak Hin, N.Y. Phone 2-4487 Congratulations to the Class of 1955 from DONALD FINCH Compliments of MR. AND MRS. .TOHN P. BAITSHOLTS Rensselaerville, N.Y. CONNAR'S FURNITURE STORE Middleburg, N. Y. Compliments of W. P. JONES, INC. cocA-co1..A BoTTL1No co. Hudson, N.Y.' Phone 8-6710' .I Compliments of BARKMAN AUTO SALES 'Featuring Guaranteed Safety Tested Used Cars Greenville, N. Y. Phone 5-9398 Compliments of LERNER'S DEPARTMENT STORE Catskill, N.Y. ARMY AND NAVY STORE U.S. Keds for All Sports Catskill, N.Y. CHARLES G. HARRING ELECTRICIAN Cairo, New York Compliments of ALLEVA DAIRY Medusa, N.Y. PETER LOUNSBURY Local Appliance Dealer Oak Hill, New York RED ROSE SNACK BAR East Durham, N.Y. Good Food Fountain Service EVERETT MATTICE LAWRENCE STARR FRANK MAGGIO ORCHESTRA Music for All Occasions Phone Cairo 9-2316 or 9-9330 Compliments of MR. AND MRS. MACECELLI AND FAIVIILY South Cairo, New York MARTINEZ MONUMENT DEALER 40 Ely Street Coxsackie, N.Y. Phone 6-5222 Compliments of KARRY LAWYER GENERAL STORE East Durham, New York '1 STORY'S FARM MARKET Fresh Vegetables and Fruits Freehold N.Y. E. KUSTERER Quality Meats and Custom Butchering Ph. Gr. 5-4568 GREENVILLE FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS KENNETH HUEMMER CHARLES M. GARDNER AND CO. Prebound Children's Book Scranton, Penn. CAIRO SHOE STORE JAMES DURSO, prop. Shoes for the Whole Family Shoe Repairing Phone 9-2444 Cairo, N.Y. OAK HILL GARAGE Welding and Auto Repairs Oak Hill, N.Y. Phone 2-4110 Congratulations to the Class of 1955 from MR. AND MRS. H. REINHOLD MRS, HELEN SEABURGH Compliments of F ORD'S STORE Oak Hill Phone Z -4211 Compliments of BOB'S SERVICE STATION Greenville, N.Y. Compliments of BREEZY KNOLL ACRES HASTINGS ICE CREAM PARLOR Durham, N.Y. Best Wishes to Class of 1955 STORY'S STORE Cairo, New York Phone 9-9317 Let Us Fill Your Next Prescription HURLIEHY PHARMACY for All Your Drug Needs Compliments from THE CLASS OF 1957 Compliments of PINE LAKE MANOR Compliments to the Class of 1955 MAPLEWOOD ON THE LAKE Greenville, N.Y. Tel. Oak Hill 2-8384 or 2-4527 RUSSELL'S GARAGE Tires - Tubes - Accessories General Repairing - Lubrication Compliments of COXSACKIE BAKERY AND M.EATS Anon: K. WAIS, Prop. 17 Mansion St. Coxsackie, N. Y Phone 6-4949 POWELL'S OIL BURNER SERVICE Phone Greenville 5-4349 So. Westerlo, New York MASICK SOIL CONSERVATION COMPANY Middleburg, New York H- VON BARGEN Sales FORD service Groceries and Meats CORNWELL GARAGE 19 Reed St. Coxsackie P1'10ne 6-5300 Earlton Phone 7656 Compliments of R. H. BLENIS GENERAL MDSE. Surprise, N.Y. Tel. 5-4385 BULL'S EYE TAVERN Beer - Wine - Liquors Tel. Freehold 7763 Earlton, N.Y. Compliments of WILLIAM BRONK FARM Surprise N.Y. FRED VAN RIPER POULTRYFARM Eggs, Broilers and Fowl Wholesale - Retail Phone Coxsackie 6-2933 GOLDIE B. WINN Real Estate Broker Phone Gr. 5-4172 Climax, N.Y. Compliments of NEW YORK ASS'N. OF FUTURE FARMERS GORDON H. WOOD Auto and Farm Liability Insurance Cooksburg, N.Y. Compliments of CLARENCE INGALLS South Westerlo, N.Y. R. C. LACY CO. I-IAINES GARAGE Ford Dealers Garage Tires - Repairs -Appliances Catskill N.Y. Nlain Street Catskill N.Y. Compliments of F n.Acr-Us ffegefiq Greenville , New York John Liebmann - - Alice Bausch - - - Fred Reinhardt ------ Carol Cunningham - - - - - Art Editor Lillian Gadjusek ---- - Lora Leatherman - I Maureen Crotty - - - - THE GARGOYLEU Greenville School Paper from The Executive Staff ---------Editor Associate Editor - Business Mgr. Exchange Editor - - Sports Editor Publishing Head THE PIONEER CO-OP INSURANCE CO. Greenville , New York Specialized in Agency Service Since 1856 Non-Assessable HALLENBECKS Compliments of JEWELRY STORE 381 Main street THE CABIN Catskill, New York Greenville, New York BCJCSTEFZ 5 Class of 1958 Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Brown Mr. and Mrs. Chester Kellie, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Teator Weeks General Store Willard Powell Antiques Harring Electric Station BOOST E 25 Leeds Plumbing and Heating Supplies Phe1on's Hotel John Kupecky Bud Duncan Apples and Cider Smith 8: Wright Co. Wm. Haas Garage A Friend Felix Reteuged Herman Britton Hi-Praize Food Products Westerlo Tire Service Wheel Inn A Sf G Steadman Mr. Scott Powell Mr. Alfred Crapsey Tubb's Store Milestone Service Station I 8: P Imp. Co. 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