Hancock Central Hgih School - Chehocton Yearbook (Hancock, NY)

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A sglf' 1, 0 ' af THE WEATHER t3i'iiNSI,'EDES EDITION gg i i g. WARM FAIR 31nd YE.ABlLU.L. t tt 2 Mayes HANCUCETNL TO THE MEMBERS OF THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1956 As you face the world of tomorrow you will look back on the experiences you have gained at H.C.S. You will be called upon to evaluate your personality, your ability, your talents, your ambitions and your ideals. The answer you get will determine your degree of success. You will get out of the future, just as in the past, only what you put into it. This world of tomorrow will take a wide awake, intelligent citizenry, with each person carrying his own responsibility and not shirkinghis duty. He must be willing to set his sights high and then put forth every effort to attain his goals. Many decisions will have to be made, and long, careful thinking must pre- cede each decision. The world of today and tomor- row is a fast-moving one. Sometimes in its unrelent- ing rush we fail to take the INDEX 44,45 - Adult Education 41 - Business, Finance 39 - Comics 3 - Editorial Page 15 - Feature No. 2 40 - For Sale 31 - Going on in H.C.S. 4 - H.C.S. Faculty 29 - Health and Dental 28 - Homemaking Section 42,43 - Johnny necessary time to pause and think through a prob- lem so that we can arrive at the best solution. We must learn to work and live together for in this kind of unity does our strength lie. You are living in the greatest country in the world. Be ever thankful and grateful for that. Be- ing a member of this na- tion, you will be called upon to face problems never before presented in the history of all mankind. Our hope for the future IBSIS with you. Our faith in you assures us that you will not fail. My best wishes go with you and may you bring honor to your Alma Mater and set a worthy example for others who will follow. . . .Edward S. Onody 24 - Literary 21 - Music and Art 48 - Newspaper Patrons 46,47 - Snapshots 38 - Special Departments 5 - Special Feature 32 - Sports Section 19 - Student Government 14 - Through the Years 56 - Yearbook Staff CHEHOCTON EDITORIAL A question being asked with increasing frequency today is: Are American schools preparing capable citizens to run our future Democracy? There are five major steps required of our school in accomplishing this sig- nal duty. First, and most obvious, is the develop- ment of a high degree of intellectual and academic ability to enable the child to think for himself and make wise decisions based on careful analysis. Sec- ond, there should be social training fthrough sports, clubs, erc.J to show him how to get along and play an active part in commu- nity social life. Third, he must be inculcated with a love of culture and beauty. Fourth, he must receive vocational training in or- der to make him a produc- tive member of society, and perhaps most import- ant of all, he must be im- bued with high ethical and moral values essential to permanent civilization. On the basis of this out- line alone, we are not able to judge the standards of education in the entire na- tion. We can, however, f W DeTeqnr t sl mTi on Cougnsq Co oPena.'1'roN ,Rehq 'ON 'me Mmklllqs of' Good Cflizeushop and 'nn hqlfl' Thdl' leads To TNC FILIFIUMC-UT of Good Cnhze state unhesitatingly, that the students of Hancock Central School are receiv- ing as line an education as could be desired. . . . The Editors 0 O O O We wish to say 'THANKS' to Mrs. Mack, our class Advisor, for all that she has done for us. The Class of '56 s CHEHOCTON HANCOCK CENTRAL SCHOOL FACULTY HIGH SCHOOL First row, left to right: E. Leonard, R. Young, H. Forester, E. Carnahan, E. Lotterer, K. C01- Iier. Second row: A. Corliss, E. Mack, M. McKernan, K. O'Nei11, D. Chamberlain, M. Da- Brescia, G. Lent, A. Williams. Third row: M. Marcy, K. Parker, H. Frazer, W. Fox, S. Jones, W. Rasbeck, J. Podbelski, R. lent, R. Davidson, R. Rosendahl, W. Lester. Hancock High School was incorporated as Hancock Central School on March 19, 1948. First row, left to right: L. Lynch, L. Thiele, G. Gibson, A. Tompkins, E. McGranaghan, V. Kingsbury. Second row: E. Weidman, A. Conway, C. Johnson, I. Stevens, M. McKernan, E. Rood, L. Keays, A. Doolittle, D. York, R. Kennedy, E. Evans, H. Baxter. Not shown: M. Malloch, Mrs. Sutliff. A teacher affects eternity, he can never tell where his influence stops. CHEHOCTON Y SPECIAL FEATURE LAWRENCE ROSENFIELD AUDREY ALLEN Band, Orchestra, Honor Society President, Senior Class President, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Cho- rus, Varsity Club, What's My Line?, Syracuse Citi- zenship Award, Intramu- rals, Music Appreciation, Basketball Club, Yearbook Staff. O O O Student Council, Baseball, Basketball, Ca ptaing Track , Intramurals, Rifle Club, Sophomore President, Sen- ior Vice President, Varsity Club, President, Yearbook Staff. Chorus, Vice President, Class Treasurer, Yearbook Staff, Music Appreciation Club, Knitting Club, Stu- dent Council, Intramurals and Playdays. I O O Secretary of Class, Student Council, Secretary, Science and Camera Club, Honor Society, Syracuse Citizen- ship Award. CHEHOCTON RAYMOND ELWOOD Boys' State, Band, Presidentg Orchestra, All State Band, Mu- sic Appreciation, Basketball, JV and All Star, Baseball, Dance Band, Senior Play, Yearbook staff, Track, Honor Society, Varsity Club. .TUNE WRIGHT Journalism, Assistant Editor, Yearbook Staff, Co-Editorg GAA, Secretary, Honor Society Chorus, Band, Music Apprecia- tion, Secretaryp Bowling, Eastern Star, KE, Senior Play, Journalism Key and Award, Senior Girls' Sports Award, In- tramurals, Playdays, Dance Club. MARILYN SANDER Treasurer Freshman, Dance Club, Knitting Club, Jour- nalism, KE, Honor Guard, Senior Play, Bowling, Year- book staff. DONALD JACOBS Honor Guard, Rifle Club, Football, Baseball, Varsity Club, Bache1or's Club, Bowling, AAB, Stage Crew, Intramurals, Senior Play. BARBARA WUORIO Yearbook Staff, Co-Editor, Journalism, Editor, Dance Club Library Club, Honor Society, Secretaryg GAA, Rep.: Student Council, Vice President, Knit- ting Club, 4-H Syracuse Citi- zenship Award, DAR Good Cit- izen, Joumalism Key and Award, Senior Play, Intramu- rals and Playdays, CHEHOCTON RONALD FAIGLE Stage Crew, Basketball, All Star and Captain: Baseball, Varsity Club, Bowling, Rifle Club, Projection Club, Bache- lor's Club, Honor Guard, Intra- murals. MADGE CRANSTON Student Council, President: Honor Society, Vice Presidentg Junior Class President, Girls' State, GAA, Treasurer, Dance Club, Knitting Club, Band, Bowling, Cheerleader, Choms, KE, Syracuse Citizenship Award, Yearbook staff, Senior Play, Intramurals and Playdays. ANN LAYTON Chorus, GAA, President, Operetta, Dance Club, Knitting Club, Student Council, Honor Guard, In- tramurals. CARL GEER Vice President Freshman, Bachelor's Club, Varsity Club, Bowling, Football, Basketball, All Star and Captain and Trophy for Outstanding Player: Base- ball, AAB, President and Award, Track, Cross Coun- try, Honor Guard, Senior Play. BARBARA FERRIS Dance Club, Bowling, Jouma- lism, Chorus, KE, Senior Play Cheerleader's Club, Yearbook Staff. CHEHOCQTON EUGENE BU LLIS Basketball, Varsity and JV, Baseball, Wha.t's My Line? Rifle Club, Intramurals. ANN MORGAN Cheerleader, Captain, Knitting Club, KE, President, Band, Orchestra , Secretary Freshman, Chorus, Senior Play, Journalism, Yearbook Staff, Eastem Star, In- tramurals. CAROLYN ROBBINS What's My Line?, Dance Club, Yearbook Staff, FHA, Vice Presidentg In- tramurals, JOYCE ROBBINS Intramurals, Playdays, Chorus, Library Club, Bas- ketball 21 Champ. EUGENE DURLAND Bowling, Yearbook staff, Band Orchestra, Music Appreciation Club, Stage Crew, Chorus, Cheerleaders Club. CHEHOCTON JAMES SWEET Football, Varsityg Varsity Club, Stage Crew. DARLYN WHITAKER Cheerleader, Captain, Band, Orchestra, Dance Club, Jour- nalism, KE, Vice Presidentg Bowling, Yearbook Staff, Sen- ior Play. LOUIS NAPOLITANO Football, Track, Band, Varsity Club, AAB, Bowling, Music Appreciation, Senior Play. STANLEY HILLMAN Track, Baseball, Bowling, Projection Club, Intramu- rals. IEANETTE MCCOY Chorus, KE. CHEHOCTON LLOYD BENNETT Rifle Club, Senior Play, Varsity Football, Chorus, Intramurals, Bowling, Projection Club, Track, What's My Line? VERA PECKHAM Honor Society, Treasurerg In- tramurals, Library Club, What's My Line?, Bowling, GAA, Eastern Star, 4-H, Mixed Cho- rus, Honor Guard, Girls' Chorus, President. EDWARD GILLOW Student Council, Football, Baseball, Track, Honor Society, Rifle Club, Var- sity Club, Basketball Club, Intramurals, What's My Line? LEONA KEAN Chorus, Intramurals, Library Club. WALTER STRANDBERG Varsity Football, Varsity Club Intramurals, Track, Bowling, Rifle Club, Stage Crew, Bach- elor's Club. CHEHOCTON HARMON SEYMOUR Chonxs, Bowling Team, Cap- tain, Projection Club, Bache- lor's Club, Photography Club. SHARON PRITCHARD Band, Orchestra. Journalism, Dance Club, Music Apprecia- tion Club, Knitting Club, Eastern Star, NYSSMA Com- petition, Typing Award, Year- book Staff, Senior Play. JOHN SCHOONMAKER Football, Baseball, Basket- ball, Projection Club, Var- sity Club, Rifle Club, Bow- ling, Bachelor's Club, In- tramurals, What's My Line?, Basketball Club. MARY FOLEY Intramurals, GAA, Journa- lism, Yearbook Staff, Li- brary Club, What's My Line?, 4-H. JACK GORSHACK Intramurals, Rifle Club, Na- tional Rifle Association,Diplo ma, Track, Bowling, Projec- tion Club. CHEHOCTON MALCOLM STALKER LINDA FRITZ RICHARD SHAFFER Football, Varsity Club, Intra- Band, Camera Club, Library Rifle Club. Aviation Club. murals, Projection Club, Bas- Club. Model Ail'P1af1e Club. Rif1eC1ub. ketball Club, Rifle Club, Cho- Vice President. rus. ELWOOD I-'ORESTER Football, Track, Honor Society, Yearbook Staff. ELEANOR MALLERY CHEHQCTON MARTHA RAUSCH Band, Orchestra, Chorus, Sen- ior Play, Operetta, Intramurals, Student Council, Junior Class Vice President, Freshman Presi- dent, Yearbook Staff, 4-H. RONALD WORMUTH Basketball, Baseball, Ritle Club, Projection Club, Stage Crew, Varsity Club, Intramurals. JEANNINE FRANCE Band, Orchestra, Dance Club, Chorus, Eastern Star, Journal- ism, Music Appreciation Club, Knitting Club, Girls' Chorus, Senior Play, Yearbook Staff. CLASS MOTTO: Toil, says the proverb, is the sire of fame. - Licymnius n CLASS COLORS Charcoal gray and pink CLASS FLOWER Pink Rose OOO!!! Not shown in Senior pictures GLENN FISH - Activities: Intramurals, Bache1or's Club, CHEHOCTON THROUGH THE YEARS H.C. S. , January 1953-- The Freshman Class has an- nounced that it will hold record dances for 154 after the home basketball games in the gym. Come our and support the Freshmen! H.C.S. , November 1953-- The Class of '56 is selling sweat shirts, decals, and scarves. Buy one of these shirts or scarves and be in style! The decals show that you are from Hancock --will stick on all sorts of hard surfaces. January 1954--The Sopho- more Class will hold a Pan- cake Supper starting at 5:00 o'clock Wednesday evening at the school cafe- teria. June 1954--A delightful picnic was held by the Sophomore Class at Lake Hiawatha, Pa. Mr. Faigle provided the transportation to and from the lake. A large majority of the class members attended this af- fair. A good time was had swimming, toasting hot dogs and marshmallows, dipping into the pickles, and enjoying a luscious watermelon. JUNIORS GET RINGS 'I'he class of 1956, after long anticipation, has fi- nally received class rings for its members. 'I'he group has been proudly showing them to friends and rela- lives. December 1955--After the home games the Juniors are selling candy, coke, and hot chocolate. This seems to be a really suc- cessful enterprise. The Juniors announce the Junior Hop. Round and Square Dances will be played by Keith Albee and his Orchestra in March, 1955. SENIOR YEAR Buy a magazine subscrip- tion from the Seniors! ---- FLASH. . .Ray Elwood wins trophy and radio for being high salesman! H,C,S. , November 1955-- A three-act musical com- edy entitled Father was a Housewife will be pre- sented by the Class of '56 on November 19 at 8:00 P. m. This is a rollicking story of family life. 7592 per person. . .bring your whole family!! 1956--The Seniors are working on the '56 Year- book. Anyone who has any pictures, please turn them in to the Yearbook Staff or Mrs. Mack. They will be greatly appreciated. SENIORS STAYING HOME EVENINGS. . . Members of the H.C.S. Senior Class are staying home evenings to save their money for the Senior Trip. Great plans are being made. GRADUATION LOOMS Class of '56 Leaders: QQ - President Rausch, Vice President Geer, Secretary Morgan, Treasurer Sander, Advisor Mr. Ferency. President Somers, Vice President Swartwout, Secre- tary Kellam, Treasurer Al- len, Advisor Miss DaBrescia 1-SEQ--President Cranston, Vice President Rausch, Sec- retary Kellam, Treasurer Allen, Advisor Mrs. Cham- berlain. -1-QQ--President Rosenfield, Vice President Somers, Secretary Kellam, Treasurer Allen, Advisor Mrs. Mack. CHEHOCTON FEATURE NUMBER 2 First row, left to right: Kellam, Ferrell, Brush, Hadly, Hawley, DuMond, Hanstine DeSeno, Briggs. Second row: Oestrich, Vetrone, Wormuth, Bennett, Mr. Davidson, Mrs. Chamberlain Hendrickson, Shaffer, Keel, Wood, Faling, Third row: Emerich, Kaplan, VanGorder, Baud enistel, Peckham, Shay, Weixlbaum, Young, Jones, Spangenberg, Spangenberg, Rock, Camp bell. Fourth row: Krause, Faigle, Sutliff, Pellicano, Adams, White, Terwilliger, M. Crosby R. Crosby, Hartz, Beagel, Gorshack. Fifth row: Mahon, Herzog, Bouchoux, Holbert, Fancher, Pierce, Somers, Salvatore, English, Shakleton, White. In the fall of the Junior year you see every Ju- nior looking at his hand. Why? The Juniors are proudly display- ing their class rings. At football games selling can- dy and hot cocoa to warm up the crowd's spirit is a Junior project. At basketball games selling candy to give energy to the cheering crowd, we find the Juniors. In the late spring a for- mal dance - The Junior Prom - highlights the so- cial season. Commencement Week finds The Jolly Juniors' busily decorating for the activities and solemnly ush- ering at the final great 'Knowledge comes event of the school year - but wisdom lingers Graduation. Tennyson ,QI-IEHOCTON CLASS OFFICERS FRESHMAN CLASS Left to right: D. Rausch, T. Cleveland, President, S. Dewey, G. Day. Mr, Lester SOPHOMORE CLASS Left to right: L. Keel, L. Irwin, M.J. VanLoke, Pres identg B. Kelsey. Miss Dabrescia ADVERTISEMENT GFQAIXID UNION! FOOD MAFQKETS Friendly, Courteous Service Every-day Low Prices JOIN THE GRAND PARADE TO GRAND UNION SUPHOMORES l First row, left to right: Keel, Fino, Nielsen, Somers, Young, Nevin, Bloomer, Faigle, Green, Foley. Second row: Esolen, Cole, Stalker, Dillon, Papusha, Mr. Young, Miss DaBrescia, Shea, Kean, Soules, Kelsey, Cranston. Third row: Holbert, Darling, Ellett, Rosenfield, Irwin, Tyler, Morse, Marks, Wahl, Whiting, Fuller, Esolen. Fourth row: Hawley, Allen, Johnson, Leo, Stou- tenberg, Fancher, Dennis, Simon, Meagley, Robinson, Vanlsoke, Faigle, Marne. Fifth row: Sprague, Johnson, Powell, Swartwout, Kister, Bauernfiend, McCoy, Wadle, Walker, bee, Birt- ley. FRESHMEN First row, left to right: Foley, Schillat, Hoffman, Diamond, Ellett, Doyon, Bush, Skinner, Du- gan, Green, Fino. Second row: Rausch, Ripple, Leins, DuMond, Baier, Day, J. Day, Herzog, Seeley, May. 'I'hird row: Shaw, Fucci, Hartz, Bartholomew, Unangst, Hanstine, Smith, Shaffer, Wormuth, Teeple, Ostrander, Salvatore, Raymond, Pritchard, Lanzoni, Gales, Brush. Fourth row: Trask, Arnold, Adams, Wadeson, Marks, Fish, Lakin, Dungan, Newport, Langloh, Davis, Wrighter, Brown, Dewey, Bouchoux. Connor. Fifth row: Jackson, Bennett, Caskey, Cleveland, Caffrey, Vosbaugh, Leahy, Day, Esolen, Emerich, Buchanan. CHEHOQTON EIGHTH GRADE First row, left to right: Holbert, Onody, Davis, Stoesser, Vandermark, Hutton, Wright, Edsall, VanLoan, Morse. Second row: Gorshack, Somers, Smith, Morse, Randise, Mrs. Lotterer, Mr. Fox, Wormuth, Spangerberg, Buchanan, Cicio, Third row:Eso1en, Peckham, Unangst, Horton, Thiele, Blend, Elwood, Steinberg, Geer, Fletcher, Pethick, Creech. Fourth row: Bullis, Cleve- land, Ray, Nesbitt, Menhennet, Cole, Davis, Herring, McGraw, Baudendistel, Bennett, Hassick, Fifth row: Rushforth, Lanzoni, White, Ray, Karcher, Davis, Wuorio, Bell, Kingsbury, McGiaw, Schaefer. Y SEVENTH GRADE First row, left to right: Cicio, Jacobs, Swartout, Worzel, Gales, Homer, Strandberg, Mr. Lent, Mr. Collier, Dillon, Green, Merwin, Schriver, Adams, Fino, Dungan. Second row: Stevens, Wormuth, Hartz, Cicio, VanLoke, Lee, VanLoan, Schrier, Ruff, Campbell, Bauernfiend, Soules, Schoonmaker, Wilkinson, Shaffer, Hendrickson, DuMond, Beagle. Third row: Ostrander, Langloh Crosby, VanLoan, Buchanan, Olsovsky, Doolittle, Fuller, Bennett, Bailey, Karcher, Dingee, Marks, Buckley, Gorton, Worzel, Werner, Arnold, Phillips, Bush, Thomas, Wheeler, McGraw, McGraw, Fink, Parker, Buddenhagen, VanLoan, Bailey, Whitmore, Helm. CHEHOCTON STUDENT GOVERNMENT The purpose of the Stu- dent Council is furthering democracy in the school, promoting student citizen- ship, affording the students an opportunity to cope with their own problems encour- aging scholastic organiza- tions, promoting social har- mony in the school, and in- creasing the cooperation be- tween the students, faculty and community. The projects promoted by the Student Council are selling membership cards to the students for which they receive certain privi- leges. They are: 1. Re- duced rates at one football and basketball game. 2. Talent Show Assembly, free. 3. A round and square dance, free. The Student Council sponsors color and dress-up days, and also a teacher cooperation day. The Council discusses the problems of the student body. There is an orienta- tion committee which takes each new student and helps him on his first day at HCS. There is also an usher com- mittee for assemblies. OFFICERS: Cranston, Wuorio, Pierce, VanLoke, Mr, Jones Advisor. Representatives and Alternatesz Somers, A1- len, Layton, Kellam, Bouchoux, Wood, Faigle, Kellam, Kelsey, Walker, Powell, Shea, Cleveland, Leahy, Rausch, Bartholo- mew, Wormuth, McGraw, Bell, White, Langloh, Homer, VanLoke, Steven- son. The Council O.K's class activities and takes charge of the elections of class officers and Student Council representatives. The Student Council also gains much by attend- ing Susquenango League Meetings which are held four times a year. Prob- lems of both the League and the individual councils are discussed. I O U I O It came to pass that after a time the artist was forgotten, but the work 1ived . . . Schreiner CHEHOCTON SPOTLIGHT PLAY RS First row, left to right: Van Loke, Worzel, Onody, Parker, Hartz, Dungan. Second row: Stein- berg, Wormuth, Adams, Thiele, Randise, Elwood, Vandermark, Mrs. Lotterer. Third row: Morse Bauenfiend, Wilkinson, Van Loan, Shaffer, Crosby, Buckley, Stevenson, White, Wuorio, Bell. CHORUS First row, left to right: Day, Green, Nielsen, Ellett. Second row: Layton, Allen, Peckham, Mallery. Third row: Hartz, Van Gorder, Young, Hawley, Robbins, Hadley, Somers. Fourth row: Wood, Seymour, Mahon, Stalker, Vosburg, Mr. Fraser. XMAS PAGEANT A GRAND SUCCESS. . . December 23--The Christ- mas Pageant presented at HCS today has been de- clared a pronounced suc- cess by all concerned, Add- ing tremendously to the fine program were the Girls' Choir and the Mixed Cho- rus. Singing such songs as, I'm Dreaming of a White Christmas and Winter Wonderland. the groups lent a modern touch which blended with the tradition- al carols, made for good entertainment for all, r l CHEHOCTOHN MUSIC AND ART First row, left to right: Campbell, Fino, Stoesser, Cicio, Davis, Unangst, Somers, Spangen- berg. Second row: Strandberg, Wilkinson, Buchanan, Cicio, Steinberg, Mrs. Lotterer, Theile, VanLoan, Ruff, Wormuth. Third row: Doolittle, Hendrickson, Buchanan, Crosby, VanLoan, Begeal, Schrier, Soules, McGraw, Bailey. Fourth row: Dumond, Bennett, Geer, Bullis, Gorton. CERAMICS First row, left to right: Young, Ray, Cicio, Herring, Mrs. Lotterer, Vandermark, Marks, Powell Shea. Second row: Blend, Morse, Diamond, Fino, Ellett, Thiele, Soules, Menhennett, Wright, Third row: Buchanan, Esolen, Smith, Creech, Karcher, Marks, Young, Vanboke, Bushforth. The Clay Cobblers, is a creative ceramic club and the Music Box is a club which encourages listening to good music. 'I'he Spot light Players is a group of dramatic radio performers who have given presenta- tions over the air. Their first performance was over Station WKOP, Bingham- ton December 31, 1955. The play, THE YOUNG AND THE OLD, was an original New Year's story written by Mrs. Lotterer for the occasion. Each of the seven performers has a pho- nograph recording of the program as a keepsake for his treasure chest. CHEHOCTON MAIORETTES - Left to right: Kelsey, Campbell, Powell, Vanloke, Fletcher. First row: Rausch, Faling, Gales, DeSerio, Conner, Pethick, E. Rosenfield. Second row: Pritchard, Whitaker, Ir- win, Ferrell, Darling, Walker, Morgan, L. Rosenfield, Bush, Bouchoux. J. Bouchoux. Third row: Cranston, Wright, Fritz, Fucci, Rock, Simon, Cleveland, Wrighter, Gales, Rausch, Leahy Pellicano, Shakleton, Napolitano, English, Esolen, Vetrone. Fourth row: Lakin, Hoffman, Ran- dise, Whiting, Parker, Davis, Morse, Adams, Shaw, Adams. Fifth row: Elwood, White, Wade- son, Onody, Bell, Herzog, Vosburgh, Swartwout, Mr. Marcy, Krause. Third row, left to right: McGraw, Herzog, Elwood, White, Leahy, Shakleton, Pellicano. Sec- ond row: Vetrone, English, Esolen, Rosenfield, C. Bouchoux. J. Bouchoux. First row: France, Mr. Marcy. CHEHOCTON First row, left to right: Elwood, Herzog, Esolen, Bush, Pethick, Bouchoux, Second row: Fucci, Lakin, Randise, Hoffman, Whiting, Simon, Cleveland, Wrighter, Fritz, Gales, Rausch, Leahy, Adams, Adams, Shaw. Third row: White, Branning, Begeal, Bell, Wadeson, Lanzoni, Onody, Mr. Marcy, Swartwout, Vosburgh. First row, left to right: Holbert, Begeal, Faling, Rausch, White, Steinberg. Second row: Johnson, Mallery, Pritchard, Whitaker, Irwin, Rosenfield, Bouchoux, E, Rosenfield, Esolen, Fletcher. Third row: Pellicano, Shakelton, Walker, Herzog, Rock, English, Vetrone, Esolen, Shea. France Fourth row: McGraw, Mr. Rosendahl, Elwood, White, Krause. CH EHOC TON BOOKS - LITER RY - LIBRARY LOUISE ADELIA READ MEMORIAL LIBRARY The Louise Adelia Read the most recent and beau- Memorial Library, presented tiful additions to the school to the Central School Dis- grounds and the commuity, trict No. 6, Towns of Han- with its colonial architec- cock and Tompkins, by Mr. ture and picturesque setting. Charles L. Read, is one of This library was completely furnished and stocked by Mr. Read in everlasting tribute to his daughter, Louise. LIBRARY CLUB First row: Nielsen, Stalker, Fritz, Foley, Mrs. Leonard, Shea, Baudendistel, Foley, Somers. Second row: Somers, Wormuth, Peckham, Homer, Elwood, Buddenhagen, Crosby, Langloh, Karcher, Fuller, Marks, Werner, Hendrickson, DuMond, Schillat. LITTLE LIBRARY Darling, Taylor, Gately, Mrs. Leonard, Schoonmaker. CHEHOCTON HONOR SOCIETY Xl! Seated, left to right: Peckham, Wuorio, Rosenfield, Second row: Cranston, Mrs. Chamberlain, Mrs. Mack, Forester. Third row: Elwood, Wright, Kellam and Gillow. K.E. SOCIETY First row, left to right: Lanzoni, Kelsey, Van Gorder, Darling, Holbert. Second row: Wright, De Serio, Ferris, Sander, Whitaker, Morgan, Irwin, Mrs. Mack, Van Loke. Third row: Faling, Fer- rell, M. Cranston, E. Cranston, Hawley, M. Crosby, R. Crosby, Rosenfield, McCoy, and Bouchoux. Zzgadedte feeaelzg lfZ?Z7,52Zizzzz2e mmf! Q54 IEWELERS Hancock, N.Y. Deposit, N.Y. CIS-D. ELECTRIC LEWIS CURTIS AND JOE DEWEY Electrical, Refrigeration, and Plumbing Service Westinghouse Sales and Service Hancock, N. Y. Munn FDR FINE mon RESTAURANT 5 QWHR 'WE Hancock, N. Y. Gloc 14 fb 'I HH5mm?1gBlQ' Esc52?ETI4G5 CE NTE 12 I I W Hancock, N. Y. WW ,em 1. A- AND C ON! PANY The National Chain Wholesalers P. O. Box 423 G. P. O. New York l, N.Y. QQZZZ ZWZ Hancock, N. Y. Engraved Schooj Announcement s Jewelry Cards 1 M4540 BROS . CO. 1600 Clinton Ave. N. Rochester, New York Music Nlindedn ,.., Then Remember -- Our Entire Efforts Are Devoted to Your Every Need .... CETTA -PA1212 I SI-I MUSIC CO. 517 Linden Street Scranton, Pa. Phone: DI Z-6782 THE PATTERSON- SARGENCT co. Manufacturers of Paints, Varnishes, and Lacquers Cor. VanDam St. and Hunter's Point Ave. Long Island City, New York Oxygen Acetylene Everything for Audio 'FI K l,..I Visual Education VV I-I ITE W Airco Welding Supplies 48 Wan Street VISUAL SERVICE Tel. Z-471 1 . Special Representative for B5-I18haIT1t0T1. N.Y. Bell 8: Howell Company New Berlin, Albany CHEHOCTON HOMEMAKING SECTION F.H.A. First row, left to right: Terwilliger, Miss Corliss. Second row: Hanstine, Young, Bennett, R. Crosby. Third row: M. Crosby, Hawley, BACHELORS' CLUB Miss Corliss, Leo, Bennett, Raymond, Langloh, Salvatore, Newport, McCoy, Sprague, Meagley THE BEST CHEFS IN THE WORLD ARE MEN. . . CHEHOCTON HEALTH AND DENTAL DEPARTMENTS DOCTOR BENNETT ASSISTS SCHOOL NURSES IN IMMUNIZATION CLINICS .... The New York State Health partment is carrying out Department in cooperation immunization, orthopedic, with the School Health De- and Tuberculosis clinics which are held in schools. School Nurse One of the busy centers at Hancock Central School is the dental and health of- fice. Good health and good dental habits have become an important part of our curriculum. There is modern equip- ment for use in administer- ing to student's needs and for caring for them if they MISS MARY MCKERNAN should be taken ill during school day. Students who have been absent must be readmitted here by the health officer. Physical examinations and minor accidents can be balanced here. A full-time hygienist han- dles our extensive dental health program. She gives MRS, KATHRYN 0'NElLL School Hygienist sodium fluoride treatments cleanings, and class in- structions. Each year assembly pro- grams and exhibits are sponsored by this depart- ment. Life has a value only when it has something va- luable as its object. CHEHOCTON First row, left to right: Pritchard, France, Ferris, Sander, Herzog, Young, Green, Foley. Sec- ond row: Unangst, Holbert, Dewey, Cranston, Irwin, Cole, Keel, Lanzoni. Third row: Wadle, Hadley, Hawley, Wright, Kelsey, Walker, Miss Forester, Wuorio, Mr. Young. First row, left to right: Van Loan, Foley, Meagley, Wormuth, Fraigle, Dillon, Papusha, May, Leo. Second row: Spraue, White, Sutliff, Shaffer, Wuorio, Davis, Buchanan, Herzog, Leins, Smith. Third row: Trask, Shakleton, Jackson, Baudendistel, Cleveland, Bell, Hanstine, Unangst, Dugan, Cole. Fourth row: Vosburgh, Johnson, Bennett, Schoonrnaker, Herzog, Seymour, Fancher . C P QHEHOCTON iT C- .. C GOING ON IN HANCOCK CENTRAL C O A.A.B. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday First row, left to right: Bouchoux, Vetrone, Keel, Napolitano, Bartholmew, Geer, Esolen, Shaw Marne. Second row: Krause, Dungan, Jacogs, Mr. Podbelski, Baurenfiend, Pierce, English. On Thursday the A.A. B, Boys really look different! ll PORTS SECTIO Seated, left to right: Wood, Jacobs, J. Faigle, Leahy, Forester, G. Esolen, M. Esolen, Camp- bell, Vetrone, Dungan, Fancher, McCoy, Rock, Wadle, Robinson, Bennett, Vosburgh. Standing: Coach Rasbeck, Stalker, Lee, Arnold, Schoonmaker, Walker, Gillow, Herzog, Napolitano, Krause, Rosenfield, English, Rockerfeller, Sweet, Standberg, G. Faigle, Coach Collier, Manager Taylor, Not shown: Jackson. LINE: Schoonmaker, Napolitano, Rosenfield, Gillow, Forester, Stalker. BACKS: Faigle, Sweet, Jacobs, Bennett. First row, left to right: Gales, Jacobs, Swartwout, Dungan, Wrighter, Herring, Wormuth, Van- Loke, Adams, Edsall, Wright, Ray. Second row: DaBrescia, Bell, Arnold, Davis, Helms, Wuorio, Ripple, Jones, Schaffer, Coach Fox, Parker, Buckley, Raymond, Phillips, Baudenistel, Bartholomew. CHEHOCTON Left to right, first row: Manager Foley, Rock, Bullls, Sutliff. Pellicano. I. Faigle, R. Wormuth, Coach Rasbeck. Second row: Somers, Rosenfield, R, L, Wormuth, Shakleton, Pierce, G, Faigle Left to right, front: Keel, Raymond, Wrighter, Leahy, Bouchoux, Walker, Elwood, Sprague, Johnson. Bennett, Dungan, Ripple, Shaffer. Back: Meagley, Coach Collier. CHEHOCTON Left to right, first row: Jacobs, Wormuth, Strandberg, Napolitano, Elwood. Rosenfield, Geer, Faigle, Somers, Coach Rasbeck. Second row: Schoonmaker, Stalker, Gillow, Wood, Keel, Sutliff, Rock, Pellicano. Third row: English, Krause, Dungan, Leahy, Walker, Buchanan, Robinson, Vetrone, Esolen, Wadle. ACTION SHOTS CHEHOCTON First row, left to right: Mahon, Spangenberg, Elwood, Fucci, Whitaker, DeSerio, Vetrone, Na- politano, Cleveland, Amold. Second row: Seymour, Fancher, Whiting, Herzog, Dewey, Bouchoux, Lanzoni, Gorshack, Wrighter, Dungan, Wood, Herring, Cleveland, Shaw. Third row: Hassick, Geer, Cranston, Jacobs, Ferris, Durland, Faling, Sander, VanGorder, white, Theile, Blend, Steinberg. Fourth row: Schoonmaker, Strandberg, Bennett, Darling, Holbert, Buckley, Hartz, Dungan, Hartz, Lakin, Strandberg, Wilkinson. Fourth row, left to right: Mahon, Jackson, Schaefer, Bennett, Caskey, Day, Emerich, Lanzoni, Buchanan, Kingsbury, White, McGraw. Third row: Davis, Fish, Simons, Cole, Wourio, Karcher, Herring, Bartholomew, Phillips, Spangenberg, Fuller, Parker. Second row: Cleveland, Ray, Van- Loan, Ripple, Wright, Baier, Morse, Biggs, Stoesser, Dumond, Vandermark, Edsal, Fino, Onody. First row: Swartwout, Green, Lee, Homer, Rushforth, Fancher, Gorshack, Mr. Young, Mr. Fox, Shaffer, Wrighter, Holbert, Merwin, Worzel, ,UV WJ CH EHOC TON First row, left to right: Mrs. Daily, Layton, Wright, Cranston, Marks, Peckham, Second row: Papusha, Hanstine, Foley, DeSerio, Wuorio, Third row: Spangenberg, Peckham, Powell. ADVERTISEMENT Best of Luck M' Clif. E656 Atalullro' Hancock , New York SOCCER CHAMPS Bouchoux, Wuorio, Peckham, Leins, Doyon, Robbins, Bush, Lanzoni, Nevin, Papusha, Peckham. VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS First row: Ellett, Marks, Peckham, Peckham Fucci, Allen, Papusha, Nevins. Second row: Fino, Kean, Dewey, Hendrickson, DuMond. The Girls' Athletic Organization was formed at H. C. S. in June, 1954. A point system for participation was established. CHEHOCTON I VARSITY DARLYN WHITAKER Captain MADGE CRANSTON IOANN DESERIO BARBARA FERRELL LINDA KEEL ROBERTA ALLEN Blue White, Fight, Fight, Fight, Fight, Fight!! LV. M. FAIGLE Captain M. LANZONI N. POWELL MJ. VANLOKE M. CAMPBELL B. ELLETT Sss-Boom Bahl J-V's J'V's, Rah Rah, Rah! H.C.S. PROVIDES SPECIAL INSTRUCTION ART DEPT. General Art is a survey and a sampling of the var- ious fields of art through discussion, demonstration, and experimentation with various media. Other courses can be taken in this field. Mr, Carnahan is in- structor. LANGUAGE DEPT. All of the language stu- dents attended the Roman Banquet put on by the Latin I and II classes. Members of the French Classes acted as servi for the banquet, Mrs. Lent is the language teacher. GUIDANCE DEPT, Hancock Central School maintains a guidance de- partment, under Mr. Jones' supervision, to assist stu- dents with their problems in any matters having to do with their school life. DRIVER EDUCATION Under the supervision of Mr. Davidson, students learn to drive correctly in the dual control driving car. Classroom discussions are held, and informative films and film strips are shown to the pupils, S v f ' Y J, fic? 77fH6QE MIM Jfzfff 94 Jgff 5517145 sqffn mu Long JM .v,f 593' X 'ff 1, 3 ' e rar, V sf' .., Q4 f LILABNER IL , V E 1 Av-aft f v X 3 at Y -A ,Q aw fi S f. APY M14 E N 3 Mn? ww h m. Va .3 P. T! riff'-J' ., ' 16757 - KU s w 45 P-iii j .TK CHEHOCTON GUARANTEED USED Q ' - tcnnss RING u If 9, ov f- ,N 'fi V M 5 SEQ- 1 l 'll.l. 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Davis Corporation 25 20 215 - 1 Int. Pots and pans 32 30 'UB 31 - 5 Holbert, MIS. VanL0an, Hall. Terwilliger, Mason Nat. Boilerworks 'lo sfs 69 7o+3l4 Fu1mefB'USheS 101 99 1X8 99 1f3-1 CHEHOC TO N WHY CAN'T JGHNNY READ? - . . .by Rudolph Flash ANSWER: He CAN read, and sleep, and act, - -- and have fun , and L x eat,--- h and be happy CHEHOCTON and grow strong , . . . . and play, AND HE CAN READ!!! and learn. . . . . a ff n nu ' ' l ' 1 ,M s 9' 5 :Args 5 .I '95, I I , 4 CHEHOCTON ADULT EDUCATION IN H.C.S. The adult education pro- gram, dedicated to a better life and a better world in which to live it, is operated evenings according to the interests of the people. An- other very successful pro- gram was conducted again this year under the leader- ship of John Podbelski, director of adult education. CIVIC EDUCATION COMMERCIAL EDUCATION Community Forum Typewriting GENERAL ACADEMIC ARTS AND CRAFTS Spanish Leathercrafts CHEHOCTON HEALTH, SAFETY and PHYSICAL EDUCATION - First Aid HOMEMAKING PARENT AND FAMILY LIFE Sewing Guiding the Adolescent ARTS AND CRAFTS Ceramics Another Night's Work Done! YS 6? 5 ., 1 U3 k, J' 19 51 54 K3 is 2 ws? WWA QW 2 , 3 fi 'L F'.44 ..T.. Mmm? '99-. 'WJ r- Y 3 4' , Q Q 4 its -fi 'I :P.s 'ifE-zfkf Q' L Ka, f...,.....g was Zgzffamaf Chief Gibson Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs MI. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs William Wright Samuell. Ferrell Clarence Cranston Michael Marcy Herbert Chamberlain DeWitt C. France Fred Widen Henry Wuorio Arthur R. Elwood Roland Rosendahl Kenneth Forester Claude Ferris ' Albert Gross Joseph Fucci Floyd Kingsbury Louis Napolitano Ralph Lent Kenneth Collier William Fox E. I. Kellam Willard Durland Harley A. Williams Nelson Stevens Percy Weidman Earl Tompkins Ernie Hoff William Rasbeck Mrs. Ray V. Mack Douglas and Wendy Carnahan Miss Louise Lynch Nr. Philip Faigle Mrs. John Lotterer Mr. Harrie Fraser Mrs. Richard Baxter Mrs. Lulu Keays Vicky Waldron Miss Mary DaBrescia Mr. Wellington Lester Miss Hannah Malloch Mr. Robert Davidson Miss Juanita Wormuth Miss Anita Sutliff Whitaker Poultry Farm Mr. John Podbelski Jerry Bouchoux Louise Irwin Mr. and Mrs. Albert Conway Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Layton CARD OF THANKS: The edition of this news- paper would be impossible without the as- sistance ofthe patrons and those who have supported us with their advertising. To you we owe our deep appreciation. Best Wishe s From Upsilon Chapter of KAPPA EPSILCDIXI Compliments of JOHNSON AND PHCADES BLUESTONE CO. East Branch, New York Best Wishes for Success to the Class of 1956 ARAXB. Proprietor ROSE AND PAUL SIMEK 7 Zkdidfgjizfd Hancock, New York N A A Compliments l fy vE.TRONE's P ' ' n '- ' ' , EY Of 25' MOTOR I g WINGS V, 1: I ' 'O SALES xl.. S FQP. ,QC-L-ii Y f .-:L I N ' Q L W MQW! ,L STORE , ,, Hancock, New York Best Wishes See Us for: Class of '56IHv Campus Coats HAN COMPANY School Sweaters HCGRANAG chandise 5 Gym Suits - PF Sneaks H Quality. MSE ice S p 1 Sportswear 4 Fai?-'b 1890 Loafers - Saddle Shoes C ES . 3 l A ? Phone 7677 I A W f f.'l?L.m.. J' Y I Cgngratulatigns EDUCATION has HOW beCO1'I1e f-I-E C0 to the chief problem of the world. if C1355 gf 1956 The nations that see this will sur vive, and those that fail to do so M.. . I' N N Y will slowly perish. VVRIGI-IT FUNERAL HOME Hancock, New York H 52303-O G VI CTDR 754373 Compliments of congrafulmons to GEORGE H. ELWOOD The Graduating Class of 1956 and VINCENT N. ELWOOD S, N. 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SEIHRRYJ to CHAN DALL 1 f 1 SUPPLY co., INC. 5 WJ GIFT 77 state st. Phone Z-6425 e' X t. SHOP Binghamton, N.Y. Hancock : V , Q t Keep Clean With Crandal1's Q' -ms New York Compliments of I-'l,45JNlC:CD Clif LUMBER Compliments of SCCCDNY M0811 on co.,lNc:. sidney, N.Y. CHEHAQC TON YEARBOOK STAFF Seated: I. Wright, B. Wuorio, Co-Editors, M. Cranston, M. Sander, Ty- pists. Standing: L. Rosen- field, Assistant Editor, Mrs. Mack, Advisor, G. Durland, Art Editor. Seated: R. Elwood, Business Manager. Standing: B. Fer- ris, A. Morgan, D. Whitaker Seated: G. Durland, M. Rausch, Art Editors. Stand- ing: E. Forester, C. Rob- bins, A. Allen, M. Foley, Staff Members. BEG PARDONI I As this is the first, last, and only edition of this newspaper, we have no other other way to apologize for the errors except in this is- sue. We hope that you will forgive us for the mistakes we have made in spelling, names, the pictures we have put in, the pictures we have not put in, names omitted, and anything else that you do not like. Please accept our hum- ble Beg Pardon. We thank you. . . .Class of '56 Bur Vtlrhoolu Are TAY T O BUS l G C D f 1 .JJ , 14 . -- 1 f-'nf' '- - 4+-1, Fw .:' X ,1- ,. N . 1 u -k ' W5 '.'r,i.h1'f n, ' r I P I ,,:.. -1 1