Haverling Central High School - Haverlinguist Yearbook (Bath, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1955 volume:

i I 5 i U 1 J' , 55 Haverling Central School Bath, New York Presented by the . ,.. , . , fu -W zrvf ro D kg Cl R Ro L Put N Txaxer Staml 1 X11 au 12111 e zmna' ll 111111 1 11111 1 Oc 1 L OI In X an 11.1161 IJa1ba1a VM ht111.111 Robclt Rolfe Laru Stabel Do1o1hx Ixellen Patuua Nmklau Bexulx PCIFHII XY CIIILII I LIOI :uk 1 LlI1xL C 11ol Slllllll 1 L 1 10 t 2 Edztor 111 f lzzff 41506141111 Edztor Sfnzor Edztor Burznffs 11112161 er Lzffzarx Fa for Peatlnf Fdzior 1 Idzfor 1l1f11a IX 1611102 SDH! Icf1!01 111111 1111 1 tv: . 'Ill '. . lfzj. ' .1I. ' ' , L. Q lf. J. , 'kl S. J. J 'k - -1':c': C. S ' l, B. W'ght1 . , KI: R k, l'. I'1'I'l'Z1I'i. XY. Tet '. P. stcr. ..... '-'-f ' X' Q Q WO ' ....1 .Q .1 ' Q ..... .' . . g James Pitt ..... fld'Z1'l'ffi5iIZg .vanagfr j 1 ' ...... fl 'I f ' 1.x -'.... 1,j,g.pj-, 5' . ,f ' 3 ...... 1v-,VI 1 - 1C 1 L' . uaqlayo 'vi' '-Y JK Pal 'F 'i. V s 01' ....... 1115 .XI11 Rwk ..... . .IllC'.5OI' QICFZLWQWKX Thls year the past has Jolned the future 1n a beautlful new bulldlng VK 1th the fulfillment of old dreams and the blrth of new ones we entered the front door ln the fall Here many mcx dents and assoclatlons haxe developed whrch wlll soon be fond memorles Some of these ue are recordlng for you ln the 195, H XX IQRLINGLIST 3 f , , , f j l . V . . . . . . ,. . 9 ' . v . . p ' T T 1 ' A . ' l - -1 .....,L,l Wm M as ' 1 'txrmt vcwoo - I K fll77 fkfff J Seated NI Casten Q lxammue D Burns C Vhlson Bartz andm Q all 33111 Rcca X Swan Robbm XI SQOOI NI Slmex LUXILXIS Xdmxnlbtmlmn and lagultx umm L mlm ladulln Mllxllle 1 lum Lmu 4 la K Sl ' g: 3 I' ner. bl. I' 'a , S. 1. f ' . ' S. - J.gc 'Vs ........ I3 ' 2 -5 ...... 57 A ' ' Vs ..... . . 4,1 Sp ms ........ Og .XL '-a' s- -ms ...... 79 fwrkcalian WW? The Class of 33 takes prlde ln ded1cat1ng our yearbook to one who has greatly alded us throughout our hlgh school career In order to repay her ln some small measure for the true understandmg and fr1endl1 ness she has extended to us during our years at Haverlmg, we the Class of 1955 dedxcate thxs Yearbook, the Haverlmguxst, to Ruth A NIaG1ll 5 I O 1, 1 f V '-.M . .. se A' - ' if 1 f jfffllfff 0101111 fikw Y I1 lil D1 Xldxl 111 ui .JJ N' 'i NI1 Haxxlx N 1 11? X S mu Wm 'Os- XI1 11 1 Y li 3 Q 5 l NIV. .xxLlSI1H X111 xxvigllllllii . SIlfJr'I'fIZft'IIlfz'II! of Srllffufxg X111 I c. 1'1'1',1'1zf1'11.' ,gp it L .1 1 Ei i' fa m Y I 1 A 1' '. - 1 'z - 's. - ls. K' ,I11 fl' -1 .L ' 4- M11 Ifuy ' If , G. H1111-. 7'1'1'a1.v:1r1'1'.' XIII UlcJl1iH. .1l'1ff1'11'j.',' XIS. U1'111sby C7 If rfmwm fl1fl6f?7Z rlhese men are the inundation upon uhith a new and better Hax erhnff has been built Ihiouffh their untninv efforts and unselflsh sacrifices the students in Bath hate an etT1e rent sthool sX stem uhith la surpassed bx none f be 'iv Nlr Nadeau S1 Hz 11 Szfzool lruzczjvaf XIV. Rock Hr' Prizzripaf and 'I'6I11,fIDOI'rf1ffUIZ S1pz'1 'i.v r NI1 hxlffhfllli-lfl SIlfJI'lI7Il'6'IIdEllf of Srlmof Klrs. Sprague, Mrs. Ornisby, fXI1's. Xlelnyk 7 R111 Childs lJIiI'z'l'fOI' of Czzidzizm' Wve wish to sineerely thank these women for their patience in answering our numerous re- quests. Their kindness will long be appreciated by the students of Haverling. KAROL ANDERS Junlor Hlgh English HORACE BURRINGTON SHERMAN CRAUMER Phvsxcal Education and Drlver Trdmmg MARY HOFFMAN Engllsh 10 and ll 0044 fr QF W QUAYLE ANDREWS Director of Music 'lg 453 BLANCHE CAI-'RON MARY ELLA DRAKE Socml Studies 9 .md 10 GRACE HOLCOMB WILLIAM AXTELL Phwsxml Education and Bxslwth ill Conch DOLORES C HEPLICK ELIZABFTH FINNERTY Ctrrmercl tl NORMA KFAGLE KT HILDA BLAIR Eng Ish 9 md I0 JOSEPH CHEPLICK GLENN HAMILTON lndustrml Arts MARJORIE LAWRENCE Jr Hugh Math Home Economxcs Ldnguageg 8 J 1 I I I ,I C ' ' ', ' ' . 'tk-'Y A sz ' . 2 235 A Tw Science School Nurse jr. High Social Studies Jr. High Social Studies ' A I N Ig? . K, ' 1: fm X W , , H . ' I - 9 'kwa fe, M GILL NEAL llbrlflm Industrial Arts TINELIA RICE ARTHUR RITCHKO Comme cldl Athletxc Dtrcctor and Football Coach MARY 7th Grtde Enghsh En ,Sh ll and 1 RUTH TATE EB MERLE WALLACE SALLY WALLACE Socnal Stude 10 and ll Girls Physlcal Education W BURDFTTI- MOOSF Gcnerxl Scrcnce md Bnology SUE ANNE RITCHKO Home Economics EUGENE TRANT Vocational Agriculture MABEL WATSON Jr Htgh Math 9 IOUISE PIER .lumor Hugh Scnence RUTH SAGER Ar RALPH VERITY Vocal MLISIC BERNARD WILSON Mathematics and Faculty Manager of Athletlcs . an .., N 4 r -. ' ' 2 , ' J f L -, gl. r 2 , . . , , ' 'l4, ' as . 5 S . i, . . l . I ' 1 , . df' inn f? 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Y.Il11I- Q. x VALED TORIAN L :meme St xhel mmf' hlffflifi For tops 1n scholatshrp leadership orratorrcal dblIIIy and servrce the Class of 99 points with prlde to lts hon or students Larry and Dor othy Whether lt vvis 1 speak Ing contest 1 part ln the class play or 1 elxss project their COHITIDLIIIOHS have rlvuxs been gre tt Mty you feel not only the reward of satlsfrctlon that comes mth the tccompllsh nt but ln the future mt the rotd of life use to meet 1 and the vund tlw us he you luck EI MIR X COLLIHGE STUDEN I' LEADERS Mary Tr tver BOYS STATE Chancy Rawlelgh Mau hrs c n the reuplent of tvso singular hon ors In the sprung of 1954 she won the coveted El mrra College Key As a senior she was chosen wrlte the annual DAR essav As the outstand b y ln e Junior Class Chan cy was selected to represent Haver ling at Boys State ln 4 WILLIS PRIZE SPEAKERS R Jackson J Spitz D Keller L Stahel P NlC.IxIdIlS J Glodnv G Tow ner C Rawlelgh D Keller P Foster M Traver ORATORS COUNTY CHAMPS L Stahel D Keller SALUTATORIAN 'K Dorothy Keller Student Councrl Prestdent Dorothy Keller Semor Class President Chancy Rawlelgh Yearbook Edntor M ary Traver Newspaper Editor Patrl Cla Foster Enthusiasm smcertty per sonallty and ablllty tn the pos IIIODS of Student Council pres ldent Semor Class presldent Haverlmgutst editor and Hugh Spots edrtor have made these honor students deservlng of the name leader AMERICAN LEGION PRIZE SPEAKERS D Keller K St1nson,L Stabel W Tetor 1 1 C f , . ,f , f if , ' X ,f , f Q , , , ,. I - ' - - ' H f . ' 3 ' '23 1 J 1 '- I ' 5 , 1 ' ' ' 1 ' . . 2 x lkfkf ' . 8- ' ' J ' 1 H ' 1 . 1 U ' 'Q ' '1 fl ' 2 ' 1 A . 1 - V. 1 I ' kiln ' i ff ITIC . ' ' ' Ly 'uk . x 2 - 4, X xx K . , yor 1 f 'A 1 1,1 ' ut I . ' ' 1 ' 1 ef 5 . f , F3 3, z ' ' 1 ' V D.A.R. - . 1- ' f ' . ' ' A ,354 1 if Ive 53, M , .' ' - K- ? I I - -- ' - .-. . Y ' 1 '. . , ' T. 2 1, K. 5. to ' l ' 1 ... +4 ' . 'h ' I' ing 0 ' th , 1 . ' . . I I - ' I l ' ' 1 - el v ' ' - 1 ' 1 6- I 91 ' ' l95 . I 1. , .. R ,, .v E . 1 ' I . HQ gi? ROBERT AMES Jig Student Council l. 2: Basketball 2: 3. -1: Wrestling lg Class Pres. 3: Vice Pres. 2. Short. dark and handsome is our boy Bob. He served us well as our class president in our junior year and he ditln't let us down in basketball. either. MARY ALICE BROWN Mary Photo Club l: F.H.A. 2. 3. 41 G.A.A. l: Mixed Choir 41 Girls' Choir 4: Jr. and Sr. Ball Comm.: Senior Play Make-up Comm. What would the play Cast members have done without Marys work in the make-up department? Our thanks for a job well done. ELEANOR ASCHETTINI Eleanor National Honor Soc. 3. 4: Student Council 4: l.a Cercle Francais 4: G.A.A. l. 2. 3. 4: Cheerleading 2. 3. Capt. 4. As cheerleading captain. Eleanor really boosted Haverling's teams in their bids for victory. She kept the crowds in fever-pitch with her clever Cheers and bubbling energy. ,f f ,, , OQKIJJ ff .M JACK BURKE Peach Haverlinguist 3. 4: High Spots 3. 4: F.F.A 2. Vice Pres. 3. Pres. 41 Football Mgr. l. Z. 3: Track lg Base- ball l. 2. 3. 4: Basketball 2. 3. His sense of humor. his imitations. and his derby are the things we'll most remember about The Peach. His sports write-ups rank up there with the professionals. JOE BAROODY Joe E.F.A l. 3. -11 Football 3. -11 Base- ball 2: Wrestling 3. Always count on Joe to liven tip a dull period. He kept our hopes high when he was on the football field. JANET CLARK Janet National Honor Society 4: Future Teachers Club 4: Debating Club 43 Alt, Student Council 4: G.A.A. 3. 4. Transferring here in her Junior year. Janet quickly won a place in all our hearts. but for her. there's only Joe. JAMES EADE Jim Science Club 4. ' Quiet. but always willing to help, that's our Jim. He is a great hunting and tishing enthusiast and spends a lot of his time at his favorite sports. PATRICIA L. FEELEY' Pat Student Council 3: F.H.A. 2. 3g G.A.A. I. 2. Treas. 3, Pres. 4g Jr. Sr. Ball Comm. Agile and athletic. These are the best words to describe Pat. the pres- ident of the G,A.A. ROBERT EARLY Mick Senior Play Comm. 4. Though he never says much, Mick can always be counted on when the chips are down. K J i if BEVERLY JEAN FERRARI 'Bev' Haverlinguist 3, 4: High Spots 4g Future Nurses Club Pres. 45 Cheer- leading 3. 4: G.A.A. l. 2: Jr. Sr. Ball Comm. Artistic and enthusiastic. Bev is a real booster of everything she partic- ipates in. As art editor of the year- book. she really did a wonderful job. BEVERLY FARNSWORTH 'LBev Bev always does her best in all she attempts. We are sure that success will come to her for this quality. PATRICIA ANN FOSTER Pat National Honor Soc. 3. 4: Student Council 3. 4g Haverlinguist 3. 4: High Spots 1. 2. 3. Editor 4: Library Club 2. 3. 4: Mixed Chorus lg Inter Nos l. 2. Pres 3: Cheerleading 2. 3. 4g G.A.A. l. 2: Youth Recreation Comm.. Sr. Rep.: Jr. Sr. Ball Comm.: Girls' Chorus 2. Always happy. you can rely on Pat to liven up classes. As High Spots editor. she made our paper really professional-appearing. '52 FLOYD FRENCH Frenchie Football l. 2, 3. 4: Track l. 2. 3, 4: Wrestling 43 Sr. Play Comm.: Sr. Ball Comm. Sports were Frenchie's first love at Haverling and he did a fine job for his school. Always cheerful and a good friend to everyone is the way we'll remember him. DORTHEA GLODNY Jo National Honor Soc. 3. 4g High Spots 3: Library Club l. 2. 3, 4g Le Cercte Francais 1. 2. 3. Pres. 4: Sci- ence Club Vice Pres. 33 Jr. Red Cross 3: Willis Speaking Contestg Band 1. 2. 3. 43 Mixed Choir 1, 3, 43 Girls' Choir l. 3. 4: Sextette l, 2, 3g Sr. Play: Jr. Sr. Ball Comm. Cheerful and active in many activ- ities. Joanne is a real booster of everything she participates in. MARY FRENCH Mary Only with us a couple of years. Mary made many friends in her own quiet way. .7 1 Cf paddy cy 355 PAULINE HAND Polly High Spots 1, 2, 49 Le Cercle Fran- cais 2. 3, 43 Dramatics Club 45 Band l, 2. 3. 4g G.A.A. 1, 2g Sr. Playg Sr. Play Comm.g Jr. Sr. Ball Comm. As Madame Elise of our play, and as make-up chairman, Polly was kept very busy and did a line job both on stage and off. DIANE E. FRONK Def:' Band l. 21 Mixed Choir l: Girls' Choir l: G.A.A. l. 2. 3. Happy-go-lucky best characterizes Diane. She always has a good time in everything she does. LYLE HILL Tool Football 45 Baseball 3. 43 Basket- ball 2, 3g Sr. Play Comm.g Youth Recreation Comm. 4g Jr. Sr. Ball Comm. Likeable and easy-going. Lyle al- ways takes things in their stride. He gets a real charge out of driving his car and is usually seen in it on his way to some sports event. BEVERLY JOYCE HOAD Bev G.A.A. 3. With her sweet smile and pleasant manner. Beverly has made many friends during her stay at Haverling. DOROTHY KELLER Dottie National Honor Soc. 3. Vice Pres. 4: Student Council Pres. 4: Haverlin- guist 3. 4: High Spots 2. 3. 4: Library Club 2. Treas. 3. 4: Inter Nos 1.2. 3. Consul 4: Le Cercle Francais: Jr. Red Cross Council l. Treas. 2. Vice Pres. 3. 4: Band l. 2. 3. 4: Band Council: Mixed Choir 3: Girls' Choir 2: All-County Band l. 2. 3: Sr. Play: Sr. Play Comm.: Am. Legion Speak- ing Contest: Class Pres. 1: Willis Speaking Contest. For her many talents and winning personality. we'll never forget her. RICHARD JACKSON Dick lnter Nos l. 2. 3. 4: Sr. Play 4: Volleyball 3: Willis Speaking Con- IQSI. As Dick in the senior play. our own Dick is best remembered. We'lI never forget his performance. and neither will Judy. 0 f Wa., .2 '55 EILEEN KING Red High Spots l: Le Cercle Francais 4: Band l. 2. 3. 4: Girls' Choir l. 2. 3: Triple Trio 3: Sr. Play Comm.: Jr. Sr. Bull Comm.: Class Sec. 4. Music is Eileen's great love. As senior class secretary she did a great job. MARTHA KEAGLE --Hype F.H.A. 4: Girls' Choir 3. 4: Band l. 2. 3, 4: Mixed Choir 3. 4. Quiet. but with quite a sense of humor. is our girl Martha. She's ala ways there if you need her. HAROLD LEE S0nny Basketball 1, 2. 3. The class fiirt. and a fine basket- ball player. Sonny always has a good time - in sports. with his friends. and in his car. JOANN LENCICKI Jo Student Council lg High Spots l. 2, 3. -1: Inter Nos l. 2. 3. 4: Science Club 3: Mixed Choir 41 Girls' Choir -11 Sr. Play Comm.: Jr. Sr. Ball Comm. Though she doesn't say too much, Joann is sure to get ahead as she is za good and faithful worker. JOANNE MARGESON JO Spots? 4 GAA I 1 Sr Play Comm Jr Ball Comm Carefree and happy Joanne headed for the wedding march soon as she graduates Good luek N MARLENE LYKE Marlene Student Council 4: Announcers Cluh 4: Mixed Choir l: Girls' Choir 1: Sr. Play Comm.g Jr. Sr. Ball Comm. Attractive and quiet. Marlene has ushered most of us in land outl of the theater at one time or another. K a J 1 KIM 0 X JO ANN MASON JO High Spots4 FHA 3 -4 .lo Ann never says too much but shes always there if you need her Charlie is her main interest however ANITA MAGEE Jackie G.A.A. l. 2. 3: Mixed Choir l. Jackie is a good worker and a loyal friend to everybody. but she be- lieves in enjoying life. too. EDDIE GENE MILLS Eddie Track l. 2. 33 Sr. Play Comm. Success is sure to come to Eddie as he is persistent and hard working. His main recreation is driving his Chevy. Eddie is a good and loyal friend to all. BEVERLY MOORE Beve Student Council 3. 4: F.H.A. 2. 3. 4: G.A.A. l. 2. 3. 4: Sr. Plav: Jr. Sr. Ball Comm. 1 A great sports fan and very ac- tive in the G.A.A., Beve showed considerable acting talent in the sen- ior play. She worked hard. too. when in the Student Council. particularly in her junior year. PAT NICKLAUS Nikki National Honor Soc. 3. 4: Haver- linguist 4: High Spots 2. 3. Co-Editor 4: Inter Nos l. 2. 3. 4: Le Cercle Francais l. 2. 3. 4: Sr. Play: Gui- dance Council 4: Science Ciub 3: Mixed Choir l. 2. 3: Girls' Choir I. 2. 3: Cheerleading 2, 3. 4: G.A.A. I. 2. 3. -1: Jr. Sr. Play Comm.: Will- is Speaking Contest. . A line actress and an active leader of many organizations. she will be talked of in the Halls of Haverling for a long time to come. G5 WARREN MOORE Mick Baseball l: Sr. Play Comm. Mick is the seniors' favorite cab driver. He is also interested in me- chanics and is usually found behind a car wheel. He will be sttre to go far in his chosen field as he has great mechanical ability. Zz ,,- ff fm Q .3 5 STEVE OHRADZANSKI Grumpy F.F.A l. 2. Treas. 3. Sec. 4. The F.F.A. is one of Steve's main interests. He also bowled for the l955 winter sports carnival. SUE CAROL MORSE Suzie National Honor Soc. 3. 4: Student Council 4: Art Club 2: Science Club 3: Girls Choir l: G.A.A. I. 2. 3. Sec. 4: Magazine Captain 4: Sr, Play Comm.: Jr. Sr. Ball Comm. A very hard worker. Suzie always brightens up all who are around her. RUTH ORMSBY Ruth Inter Nos 2. 3. 4: Future Teachers Club 4: Band l. 2. 3. Student Direc- tor 4: Mixed Choir l. 2. 3. Student Director 4: G.A.A. l: Sr. Play Comm. One of our hnest musicians. Ruth. the student director of both band and chorus. will go far in her chosen held. What would the play cast haxe done without her prompting them when to go on. I if 1 JAMES L. PITT Jim Haverlinguist 3. 4: Mixed Choir l. 3: Football l. 2. 33 Baseball l. 1. 3. 4: Class Secretary lg Class Trea' urer 2. 3: Sr. Play 4: Sr. Play Comm: Jr, Sr. Ball Comm. Active in sports and class activities. Jim also did a magnificent job as the great French actor in Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. CHANCY RAWLEIGH Flash National Honor Soc. 3. 4: Photo Club 1: Announcers Club 3, 4: Cafe- teria 4g Sr. Play: Sr. Play Comm.: Jr. Sr. Ball Comm.: Football 3, 4: Baseball I. 2, 3, 4: Wrestling 3, 43 Class Treas 3: Class Pres. 4: Boys' State 3. President of the senior class. foot- ball hero. and star of the wrestling team. That's our boy Chaney. M. SUZZANE RADFORD '4Sue .-... , .-. . , National Honor Soc. 4: High Spots I7 3 4 Library Club l 3 3 4 Le Cercle Francais l. 2. 3: Art Club Pres. 4: Dramatics Club Vice Pres. 4: Jr. Sr. Ball Comm.: Band I. 2, 3, 4: Band Council 2, 3: Mixed Choir l. 23 Girls' Choir l. 2: G.A.A. l. Z. 3. 4: Sr. Play Cast: Sr. Play Comm. Her gay moods and winning ways especially keep the boys following close behind her. C C 9 my Q, 55 MARY RAWLEIGH Jeannie Announcers Club Pres. 4g Mixed Choir 2, Vice Pres. 4: Girls' Choir 2, 4: Jr. Sr. Ball Comm. A Hashing smile and a pleasing personality characterize Jeannie,'i but she has eyes only for Rudy. .4 13 KARL EDGAR RALSTON Karl Student Council 3: Football 2. 3, 4: Baseball 2. 33 Track 3. 4: Class Treasurer 4: Sr. Play Comm.: Jr. Sr. Ball Comm. One of the best athletes. Karl will be long remembered for his dazzling work on the football field and in track. As class treasurer. he did a fine job trying to keep the senior money straight. BARBARA REED Bobbie Dramatic Club 1, 2. Although rather shy. Barbara has won many friends throughout Hav- erling with her winning smile and pleasant ways. ROBFRT N. ROLFE Bob National Honor Soc. 3. 4: Student Council 2. 3. 4: Haverlinguist 3. 4: High Spots 4: Le Cercle Francais l. 2: Photo Club 2. 3: Science Club 3: Dramatic Club Pres. 4: Mixed Choir 3. 4: Sr. Play 4: Jr. Sr. Ball Comm. Actor. writer and country-style musician. These are only a few of Bob's many interests. His ready wit kept many a dull class alive. and his stories were the talk of many English students. JOYCE SILSBEE Joyce High Spots 4: Dramatic Club 4: A hard worker. but quiet. Joyce is sure to achieve success in whatever she attempts. ROB? RTA ROZUMALSKI Bobbie National Honor Soc, 4: Dramatic Club 4: Student Council 4: High Spots 4: G.A.A. l. 2. 3: Sr. Play Comm.: Jr. Sr. Ball Comm. With her fiashing red hair and ready smile. Bobbie is a good friend to all, When not busy in school. she's usually found behind the counters of the Dutch Dairy. Jr.. talking with some admirer. f' f 155 t Qfl.J.J U FELECIA SLIVINSKI Felecia Student Council 2. 4: Photo Club I: Dramaiics Club 4: Announcers Club 4: G.A.A. 2: Sr. Ball Comm. Capable. friendly. and oh my. That's Felecia. She did a good job as costume chairman of the Sr. Play, You're never sure what she'll do next. but you know she'll win. what- ever happens. JOAN SHAUT Joannic Student Council 4: High Spots l: F.H.A. l. Z. 3. 4: Dramatics Club 4: Sr. Play Comm.: Jr. Sr. Ball Comm. Easy going and friendly. Joan's outside activities include working at the theatre and John. CAROL ANNE SMITH Smitho National Honor Soc. 3. 4: Haver- linguist 3. 4: Library Club 2. 3. Pres. 4: Band l. 2. 3. Vice Pres. 4: Band Council: All-State Sectional Band: Mixed Choir l: Girls' Choir l: Vice Pres. Sr. Class: Sr. Play Comm. As library club president. Carol guided one of the schools most use- ful organizations during her senior year. SUE ANN SMITH Sue Inter Nos l. 2. 3: Le Cercle Fran- cais 2, Vice Pres. 3: Dramatics Club Treas 4: Announcers Club 4: Mixed Choir I. 2. 3. Sec.-Treas 4: G.A.A. I: Sr. Play: Jr. Sr. Ball Comm. One of the most versatile members of our class. we'll always remember Sue's humor. and her great job in the play, Her witty remarks have made a dreary day pass faster. SHIRLEY SPRAGUE Shirl Inter Nos I: Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Girls' Choir I, 2: Mixed Choir l. 2: Sr. Play Comm.: Jr. Sr. Ball Comm. Quiet and unassuming. Shirley goes about her business eliiciently, and wins friends wherever she goes. CHESTER L. SNELL Wheel Football I. 2: Jr. Sr. Ball Comm. Without Chester how dull Haver- Iing would be. His bright sense of humor and his perpetual smile are regular trade marks of his happy dis- position. Wheel is a good friend to everybody in Haverling. , gf 3 Q and 55 LAWRENCE STABEL Larry National Honor Soc. 3. 4: Student Council Treas 3, 4: Haverlinguist 3. 4: Inter Nos 2. 3. 4: Football I. 2: Baseball l. 2. 3. 4: Basketball 2. 3: Class Vice Pres. I: Guidance Coun- cil 4: Sr. Play 4: Sr. Play Comm.: Jr. Sr. Ball Comm.: Am. Legion Speaking Contest: Willis Speaking Contest. Active in many things. and a lead- er in all he does. Larry has really made a name for himself. both soci- ally and scholastically. JUDITH SPITZ Judy National Honor Soc. 3. Sec. 4: High Spots 4: Library Club Z. 3. 4: Le Cercle Francais 2. 3: Dramatics Club Sec. 4: Magazine Sale Chair- man 4: Willis Speaking Contest: Band 2: Mixed Choir I. 2: Girls' Choir I. 2: Sextette 2: G.A.A. I. 2: Sr. Play: Jr. Sr. Ball Comm. Bursting with energy and good humor. Judy is a leader of the first order. KENNETH STEWART Kenny F.F.A I. 2. 3. 4: Baseball 4: Sr. Play: Guidance Council. Who will ever forget the porter who kept on bringing trunks. and bringing on trunks and - so on. in the senior play. Kenny is likeable and is usually found in his car. en- joying life and taking it easy. KAY MARILYN STINSON Kay Student Council 3. 4: High Spots 4: Inter Nos 2. 3. Pres 4: Future Nurses Club Vice Pres 4: Announ- cers Club Sec. 4: Jr. Sr. Ball Comm.: Band 2. 3. 4: Mixed Choir I. 2, 3, Pres. 4: Girls' Choir l. 2. 3. 4: Tri- ple Trio 3: G.A.A. I: Sr. Play Comm.: Am. Legion Speaking Con- test: Le Cercle Francais 2. 3. 4. Talented. e a s y-to-get-along-with. DONALD TOWNER Pete F.F.A. l. 2. 3, Treas. 4: Football 1. 2. 3. 4: Track 3: Wrestling 3: Vol- leyball 3: Class Treas. 2. Quick with a wisecrack and a foot- ball player. Pete has many friends. but Dorothy is in a class by herself, eh. Pete? WARREN TETOR WVarren National Honor Soc. 3. Pres 4: Haverlinguist 3, 4: Inter Nos Treas. 3: Photo Club I, Pres 2: Science Club 3: Sr. Play: Sr. Play Comm: Am. Legion Speaking Contest. National Honor Society president. the Admiral of our play and a 4th period physics student. Warren has won many friends by his sense of humor and cheerful ways. , .7 955 O an 0, GEORGE TOWNER George National Honor Soc. 3. 4: Inter Nos 3: Dramatics Club 4: Band I, 2, 3. 4: Willis Speaking Contest: All- County Band 3. 4: Football 3, 4: Bowling 3: Sr. Play: Sr. Ball Comm. Humorous. musical, versatile. A whiz at math. he is sure to succeed in his chosen field. And as an actor, who'll ever forget the window washer that scared half the play cast to death with his Bravo's. RICHARD THOMPSON Dick Student Council 3, Football 2. 3. 4. Track 4, Wrestling 4: Sr. Play .T 4 ff I f Comm: Class Officer 3. Another un-sung hero of the sen- ior play, the business manager. Dick Thompson. did a really fine job. Without him. we'd never have made it! MARY E. TRAVER Mary National Honor Soc. 3. 45 Student Council Vice Pres. 3: Haverlinguist 3. Editor 4: High Spots 2: Library Club 2. 3. 4: Inter Nos l. 2. 3. 4: Band l. 2. 3, 4: Mixed Choir 3: Sextette 3: Class Sec. l: Sr. Play Comm.: Jr. Sr. Ball Comm.: D.A.R. Essay: Elmira College Key: I.e Cer- cle Francais 2. 3. 4. As editor of the Haverlinguist. Mary worked hard to produce the best yearbook ever seen in Haverling. r. fir-f ANNE M. TRISTEN Annie National Honor Soc. 3. 4: Student Council 4: Inter Nos l. 2. 3. 4: I.e Cercle Francais 3. 4: Future Teach- ers Club 4: Dramatics Club 4: Sr. Play Comm.: Band l. 2. 3. 41 Mixed Choir l: Girls' Choir I. What would the boys do without Anne? Things would be sad. indeed. However. besides being decorative Anne is a good student and has many friends all over the school. PHYLLIS WOODHOUSE Phil High Spots 4: Photo Club I: Mixed Choir 2: Girls' Choir 2: Sr. Play Comm.: Ir. Sr. Ball Comm. Quiet and efficient, Phyllis is al- ways willing to help you if you've got troubles of any kind. -If P sie? Wifi iii: I 3 BARBARA WIGHTMAN Barb National Honor Society 3. 4: Stu- dent Council 3. 43 Haverlinguist 3. 41 Inter Nos l. 2. Sec. 3. 43 Le Cer- cle Francais 2. 3. 4: Band l. Z. 3. 4: Mixed Choir I. Treas Z. 3. 4: Girls Choir l. 2: Triple Trio 3: All-County Band l. 2: Sr. Play Comm.: Jr. Sr. Ball Comm. Active. particularly in music. Bar- bara is a good student and the cen- ter of ai large circle of friends. C 7 '7 9 .Q 61.1.1 ff 55 VICTOR YATES Vic Science Club 4: Band 1.2: Football 2: Baseball 3: Track 41 Bowling Capt. 3. Co-Capt. 4. Vic is the pride of the bowling team. He was l954 county doubles champ. Always in-to-something. carefree Vic leads a happy life doing whatever strikes his fancy. z-f . me v 'Sas kr P BETTY JEAN WILBER Bet High Spots 4: F.H.A. Z. 3. Sec. 4: Sr. Play Comm.: Jr. Ball Comm. Another of our Diamond Gals. Betty is hard working and ambitious. She is sure to be happy as her sunny personality will drive all troubles away. MARY YEDINAK Mary Annn Student Council I: High Spots I. 4: Inter Nos 2. 3. Sec. 4: Future Nur- ses Club 4: Dramatics Club 4: All- State Band 2.3.4:Sr. Play 4: Jr. Sr. Ball Comm. Gay and cheerful. Mary Ann is a real booster of everything she's in. Music is one of her main loves. Boys -ire another. . . wx fx . . tt W .4 -:Je -.E: 1sa .sf a5'iil f3' zz.-'P-Nl - :--A--f - f UZ est ' if rc? C ssl ,ziggy it ,Higgs Q t es sw QL. .. K' f A l KU 2011141 fl If -xZP6lllfl K IJOROIIIX lx II In beleumg the moat photogmmc vlrls attxactxxnrlcm of model drranvc mum and posture exprewlon IH auordance mth pome perbonalm radxatxon and teghmcal photogenln exnellemc .are Qomndered lhe Qelectxon lS done bx judffeb who do not know thc g'IYlS and we fenelallx from anothel Qommumtx than Bath rlhls war hecaube II xx as dllllgult to select three thc jualvu fnlt that thern should by foul m thc Count of Bcautx ,-- 43' 'Q' 1 KN S lxu SIINVJX IXlRlC.IX XILKIU 66 616 6670 September 1951 Vfe entered these hallowed halls an unusual elass of freshmen later to gun fame anel renown as the Class of 5, Xmrd the tumult cf actrxrtx and excrtement we elected the followrnff offreers presrdent Dorothx lxeller xeep Larrx Stabel seeretarx Nlarx Traxer treasurer an es lr Student Ltunerl representatrre Lxle Hrll, and alternate Robert Kmes Ihroufflr the tears we ll 1lwax1 remember from thrs our freshman tear the w hrte preket fence and how rt earne to be our hallmark rn decoratron the frrst of our profitable penerl sales 'Xlrss blarr s patrence and ffurdance as our class adxrsor our freshman dance wrth rts so orrvrnal theme Dance Ballerrna Dance the fun we had and the experrence we warned X growrng elass treasurx vate us eonhdence as we looked tow ard our Sophomore rear kk rth the foll owrng sl rte of offreers presrdent Ltle Hrll xeep Robert 'Xmes seeretarx n Prtt, treasurer Donald Iowner Student Lounerl representatrxe Harold Lee and alternate Chancx Rawlervh we set boldlx forth to make tlrrs our last rear as underclassmen a Great success Nex er wrll we forget our benefrt moxre Ixon lrkr and the rrmph rt took to push trcket sales the small mrnt that we made rt our sports dance 'Xlr Iaulella s Latrn Il elass and the Iaulella seeret weapon to combat mosqurtoes those er entful and rnformatrxe brolovx trrps espeerallr the trek to Buck s Pond Our unror tear found us onee agarrr wrtlr rn entrre rostrum of rnaseulrne leadershrp presrdent Robert Xrnes xeep Harold lee secretarx arnes Prtt treasurer Chancx Rawlergh Student Corrnerl representatrre Ixrrl Ralston and alternate Bob Rolfe 'Xu er to be forgotten rnemorres of thrs xear are the first prrfe we won wrth our Xouth Dance Xalentrnes and the attentron Cbut attentronj the Iunror Roekets garned wrth therr dance routrne our beautrful and sueeessful unror Irom Danerne rn the Dark the sparklrne queen udx Sprtf and her smrlrng roxal consort Chancr Rawlerglr our depleted pocketbook at the unror Senror Banquet and the promrses of xengeance the followrnff tear the sudden realr7atron that we were senrors and at long last ruled the realm rlhen wrth unbounded energx and enthusrasm we entered our last and frnest rear at Haxerlrn beautrful modern spacrous burldrng welcomed us rn September Nlemorres the new Hat erlrnv hold for wrll lrxe rn our hearts alwaxs for of all the green tears thrs was the Ureenest Vkrth profit on the brarn and VK aslnngton D C on the horrzon we elected the followrng offrcers presrdent Chancx Rawlervh xeep Carol Srnrth secretarx Erleen Ixrng treasurer karl Ralston Qtudent Councrl representatrxe Bob Rolfe and alternate lxax Strnson 'I lrrouffh the tears well remember our extremelx successful magazrne eampargn and the srvh of relref when the profits eame pourrnv the beautrful Senror ball wrth VX hrte Chrrstmas as IIS theme the lrappx queen Carol Qmrth and her handsome krng Chancx Rawlergh the fun we had stagrng the senror plat the reelarm rt reeerxed and Urs late s rnflnrte patrenee and conhdence rn us the numerous student eonferenees and the frrrr our deleffates had our new and rmproxed Hrgh Spots re basketball games rn the new Uxm re nexer dull plrvsres cl rss wrth rts eounter ClOCkw1Se IUUIUCHIS our TIRRRII IC senror trrp the surprrsed and happx waledretorran and saluIHl0I121H long aw arted Serrror Dax the happrness and excrternent of graduatron and finallx the expectant and exerted feclrnff we had as we looked to the future Thrs the hrstorr of the Class of 53 commemorates not onlx those precrous rnemorres famrlrar to ex err graduatrng elass but also the happrness were found, the rrctorres we te won the frrendshrps were made and the rdeals on w hrch were based the future 'lhouffh the rears wrll separate us memorx can al w axs brrng Us back to those four unforgettable tears at Hat erlrnv when XOI VK FRF THIRRE 28 f ll J L If 0 ff - , k'1 1 - - '1 1 A U 11 7' 1 -1 1 - 1 9 F 1 -1 1 1- 1 ' 1 7'-d ' I -1. 1 ' 1 11 1 1 ' D 1 . 1 1 Q . , 1 , ' Y 1 .Q A 'Y , 'J 1 rr. 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If jfevre 'Ihe Hayerlrng Class of 193, rs pausrng to celebrate rts tenth class reunron The get together thrs year rs at Sturdyvrlle on the planet Xlars Bob Rolfe perfected hrs RZL Zoom rocket and rmmedrately took off for rnter planetary trayel Today he rs the proud founder of the first crty on hlars and we find hrm eagerly awartrng the arrry al of hrs fellow classmates George Towner, Baths new crty consultant on road condrtrons, arrrved some trme earlrer to vrsrt hrs frrend Bob At present we frnd them drscussrng the drsembarkrng passengers at the Sturdyvrlle Space Port As the members of therr class pass rn revrevy through the gate we can see all have met vyrth success General Bob Ames and hrs trusty arde Colonel Lofty Lee are here noyy Bob recently accepted the posrtron of Commander rn chref of the NATO forces Eleanor Aschettrnr made a mrnt of money seyeral years back for her rny entron of Calorre Mrnus a neyy breakfast food that fast became the rage of the natron s plump crtrzens Pat Foster strll clarms she was responsrble for rts chemrcal makeup Drck jackson has taken the place of Chref ustrce W arren and now controls ey erv law that rs passed Hrs secretary, Drane Fronk says he rs a ty rant to yyork for oanne Glodny, along vyrth Xlary Broyyn rs dorng 4 H Home Extensron W ork rn the Ozarks Her ex perrence for thrs ty pe of work rs tremendous srnce she got Bey erly Ierrarr oanne 'Nfargeson 'Xlary French Betty VVrlber Anrta Magee and Nlary ean Rayvlergh all off to a good start domestrcally Sue Smrth gaye up her hopes to be a secretary and noyy yyrrtes the scrrpt for the Lone Ranger pro gram Her assrstants Felrcra Slryrnskr and Barbara Reed are ayyakened at all hours to copy down her very frequent storms of rmagrnatron Chester Snell rs rn the auto busrness Its reported that he and hrs partners Lyle Hrll rm Eadc and Bob Early oyyn Detrort Therr new car the Snell Shell Slush Specral rs sellrng at a terrrfrc rate udy Sprtz has taken oyer the Lrbrary of Congress and runs rt yery capably rn true Sprtz fashron rm Prtt heads the Department of the Interror Hayrng spent hrs earlrer career days rn the quret Marne woods he drslrkes the traffrc and norse of the crty Ruth Ormsby yy ho ey ery body thought yyould certarnly go rnto musrc surprrsed us by becomrng a mrs sronary to Lpper Sloyoyra Erleen Ixrng though drd go rnto musrc and today drrects the Hazyland azz Hounds rn New Orleans raye notrces Her secretary, o Nnne 'Xlason has a terrrble trme keeprng her engagements rn order Polly Hand rs the head buy er at 'Nlacy s yyhere her brg boss Ed Nfrlls rs rulrng yyrth an rron hand They say the strarn of managrng such a large concern has been tryrng on Ed Hrs secretarres anet Clark and Bey Hoad haye been rn constant attendance yyrth hrs blood pressure prlls and bottle of Xeryrne Stephen Ohradzanskr and kenny Stewart haye promrsed to tear themsely es ayyay from therr darry farm and cows rn order to be here Larrv Stabel rs now a vyorld famed screntrst He rs at present workrng on an rdea that should make Trnsterns Theory of Relatryrty look lrke chrlds play rn comparrson Vl arren Nloore and joe Baroody are rn the constructron busrness together It rs rumored they haye the contract for the burldrng of the Haverlrng Elementary School Chancy Rayylergh became a mrnrster and has had occasron to enter many of our class rnto the blrssful state of matrrmony and later baptrze therr offsprrng Ixarl Ralston coaches Nlrchrgan State football team Hrs trusty assrstant rs Frrsky Flash floyd french Pat Feeley rs noyy lX1aJor General Feeley and heads the Womens Arr force ack Burke has taken oy er Brll Stern s Colgate Hour of Sportscastrng yyrth great success Carol Smrth rs head of the personnel department at the Atomrc Energy Commrssron oe NIcCarthy constantly plagues her yyrth rnvestrgatrons 'Xlarv Tray er heads Eastern Arrlrnes She started out as a steyy ardess, but soon conyrnced the owners she kneyy more than thev drd so she has complete control noyy Hay erlrngs loss w as Vassar s garn w hen Barb Wrghtman became the Professor of Chemrstry there be lreve rt or not, and Dot Ixeller became the Dean or XX omgn VS arren Tetor works for the Internatronal Harvester Company sellrng farm equrpment Farmer Don Toyyner hasnt qurte madeap hrs mrnd rn the last ten years as to whether or not he needs a traCtOf Y rc hates became an admrral a year ago Durrng pgage trme he yy rrtes books on phrlosophy Sue hlorse opened her oyvn greenhouse some trme ago She and her assrstants, oy ce Srlsbee, Phyllrs Woodhouse and Anne Trrsten are constantly busy proyldmo decoratrons to marry' and bury the Class of 55 Sey eral members of the class entered the medrcal field Sue Radford became a phy srcal theraprSt at Boston General Hosprtal where Shrrley Sprague we find rs the prryate secretary of the leadrng brarn sur geon rn the country, Drck Thompson kay Strnson and Nlary Ann Yedrnak the Florence Nrghtrngales of the class, assrst hrm rn all hrs operatrons oanne Lencrckr rs folloyyrng rn the footsteps of Anna rn Anna and the Ixrng of Sram by becomrng a overness g Helena Rubenstern recently met yyrth drsaster when the combrned partnershrp of Rozumalskr Shaut Ly ke, 'Xloore and Ixeagle forced her out of busrness They now haye complete control of the beauty bus rness and yy rll no doubt rank yy rth Vanderbrlt rn future hrstory books as brg busrness And thus George and Bob frnd all therr class present and accounted for , YI I ff- f 0 e ' - ' ' T rc ra l ' - ' , r . . 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Ferrari Moft Witty 5 s. Smith - J. Pitt 506, Niceyt Eyex J. Glodny - K. Stewart I Loafer: I Most Orzgmal Ohradzanskl J Shaut Mort Talkatwe R Rozumalskx J Burke Mor: Lzkely to Succeed D Keller L Stabel 'Wo F lm: L H111 A Trlsten B Rolfe B Wlghtman Clay: Lutupy nell J Spitz nl . I9 5 5- '-- S 0 - -- ' . f-. C.s -. ' ' 01101117 fn ffaff Il XIUR PR JI May 7 l954 J Spitz Quu.n Mr Wtlltcu C Rmlugh lung, GR-XND MARCH J Blizzard S Morse P NILJQJALIN R Slllirl N1 BYOVNH B Moore H Brush F lrnnch N Xoung 9 JWOTNK- P NlCkldllS J Spitz C R twlugh J Robblne G Burnx S Feldbem C Pilmtl 5 R Tovmxend 1 fx JV, DECORATORS gk 34 A J Baran J Robbins D Warren M Spoor J Spitz H Cohn fvwskm gguw f3 -Cagqnbnajduj iq ,f- S Radford P Hand B Wlghtman M Trdver M Yedlnak D Keller J Chap man L Hill S MOFSC R Ames N Eaton 34 if .1 ' 1 ' , . D , U, 5, J' , -'M . ' if -4 . ' . 1 . 1 z 1 . 1 1 . v f Cl ff J w ,A f' If hr 1 4 - . V J 1 - . ,J . 1 Q -R Q . , 7 L 1 +L xv . . I -1 ' . 2 Y . . ' -, . -. .. Y. E. z 5 , fN . 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Y ',- ',.1'. si-E' .-L5 ' lftli '- Min .-' x-it Y aff We . 077 x tax' Q I ' Q 1' ta- WMM X 1 We the Class of 1955, under the assumption that .ce are mentally awake morally Jtrazght, and physically .round after our .ftruggluzg years, do hereby bequeath our most przzed poyserszozzy zn thu, our last vzll and testament XY O Xgfgogg 0' Wx ' 9' gs I ' To the CLASS OF 1956 we leave all the actn ities honors and unfinished homework we maintained as seniors To JERRY WILSON we leave Larry Stabels history average and notes fervently hopmg he can decipher the notes To DEANNA BURNS we leave Mary Travers address of a quiet rest home t which she can retire after publishing next year s Haverlmgurst To MR WALLACE we leave a supply of Judy Spitz vitamin compound so that he may build up his strength for another Washington trip in the near future To next years DRUM MAJOR we leave Sue Radfords bunsen burner and steady 'Qsyxxa O S 0 sf, 's ay To SHELDA WALTERS we leave Pat Feeley s athletic ability and the means by which she acquired it To JOHN WAHLIG we leave Bob Rolfes talents in the physics lab and elsewhere To ALLEN SWAN we leaxe Jack Burkes nose for news sports and otherwise To JOANNE BARAN we leave Barbara Wightmans complete calm in a difficult situation mamly chemistry class To MARY JO SLlNl:Y we leave Dorothy Kellers discovery of the twenty tive hour day and the builder upper that keeps her conscious durmg most of it To KARL KAMMIRE we leave Karl Ralstons speed on the gridiron To SCOTT REED we leave the position of photo editor of the Haverlinguist plus Warren Tetors inspirational smile now tor the nice man battle cry of the camera To JOHN ROBBINS we leave Anne Tristens gift to gab so he may double his tire power which is already terrific To JOAN BARTZ we leave Carol Smiths library duties and her knack to get people to do her bidding To KARIN MILLER we leaxe Pat Nicklaus dramatic talent and her place on the Big Twelve with the prayer that she can stay there. To CHARLIE CROCKER we leave Harold Lees point-getting ability on the basket- ball court To MR. ROCK we leave next year's Haverlinguist staff a supply of cigars and the sincere hope that he and his harem may enjoy the ESSPA conference in 1956. To KARL KATNER we leave Chaney Rawleighs unbroken bones and diet for wrestling next year. To MRS. TATE we leave the memory of Cornelia Otis Skinner and a small remin- der of three wonderful hectic months. To LEONA EVANS we leave Sue Smiths literary talent and her permission to con- tinue the adventures of Abernathy Chiekencoop and his Mangy Stranger. To the ENTIRE FACULTY of Haverling we leave our sincere thanks for making the last four years the very best. Your kindness and understanding will always keep the memory of our high school years dear to our hearts. To HAVERLING we leave memories of the Class of 55 and with us we take our hopes and dreams of an even bigger and brighter tomorrow. 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IU Fist row Nlrs Hoffmtn egond row P Dickinson I B an P E d lN Xlger Xl Bensn F Blow qust J Bew r I Cir NN Hi ird row S Crimmer B Hamhlin J Bogart -X Di ke ls D iiiek C Barrett R Dihl Cas -X Castle Brown C Crocker M Beers First row Mr Wilson Seuond row W Schoonoxer I: Seagpr D Peck G Palmer C1 loahrx l: Ralston lx Miller M Spoor Nl Slinu R Mancini K Katner Third row G lxropp N1 Sprague H Thurston W H01 noskl J R bhins H Hll TN Newlon l Huhbard J Schwartz J Silliman Fourth row N Reed S Reed R Jones A Swift W Sto ne J Stratton J Spitz A Swan C lsammire Ni Luce D Silsbee 18 f J f Sl-N iz. .i ' ar'. . at e. '. .H v-. .. -btw. . mtf.. r'e. . ly. '. awk. Th' 1 . . ' i . . j' .. . 'ai'-. '. '. L . . L . C. DeSulvo. Nl. .-X. 1 ten. Nl. . . 1. Fourth row: .-X. Chissoni. D, Fullmer. F. Dickie. J. B:1rI7. L. Huhnke. C. Harxey. l.. Dickson. D. Burns. S. Haley. R I ' av.. J .. Of. . i.'. '. f' - S 11181010 K Ftrst rovx Mrs Rltchlto Second row C Townsend D Tternex J Wompole G Wtlson S Walters N Youn5 Thtrd row W Waldo D Harris L Sprague L Watson J Wahltg C Ttmlten N1 Ward S Burns B Hutches ll ISS UIIICIRS y is Seated Mr Wtlson tdvnsor J Bdmn sec C lxtmmtre pres J Wtl son wtce pres A Svmn trem G Palmer Youth Rep J Spitz Youth Rep H Htll St Counetl Rep Joan Bartz Xlt Student Counctl Rep 29 th pe LI xe me tmptlgn bake xtle r 1 mage sale ind our suecess ful Juntor Prom Vie feel 1 we e t good s u on Oblillllllg the neeessuy unu fs 5 prodehtng sentor trtp We o ttetteel the xenlots t e tnt ut luntot Sentot lmnquet and ended the x tt x h tpteme f 1 0 Z 8011107561 First row P Conrad R Cody V Chase R Ballinger S DeSaIvo F Bossaid Second row N Fullmer A Andiews V Barkley K Dassance P Cartwright S Cillaer J Dickinson H Dickson Buckley B Barrett J Blizzard ls Adams B Drake B Cummings Miss Blair B Baker First row A Obrochta L Ma Eachern B Read J Ryersbtch J Morse P Rumsey Second row Mrs Drake S Roe R Owerhlser B Hahnke F Griswold D Marvin W Ntrby P Repass B Shaut Third row F Shaffer B Gerych C Magee R Noble E Lane B Roote W LxRue R Kirby B Kellogg L Margeson R Masser 40 J M' . Q. rl. . . .. .. lxxyi . .. . . , . Third row: J. Chalmers. A. Blackman. S. Hutchison, J. Coumbe. R. Arnold. A. Davis. D. Bogart, B. Boyd, R. Hunt yt 4 f zmnmfm First rovu M Trenchxrd P H6I'II1gI0l1 M Curr R Blrlett l Swtrthout J Trlsten P Sprres Mlss lawrence Second row S Towner M Weaver J Rtnleer W Whrte R Herrng,ton F Ahmmowskr B Sheelv H Peabody W Short CLASS OFFICERS F Bossard Youth Rec Rep A Blackman Sec D Spear Pres W Whrte Vrce Pres B Btrret Treds P Lozd Youth Rec Rep 41 rs often that So 0 m es tre eaught ln e mlddle Thev e Q n s 1 el e r themselves mueh Qrtneler thin freshmen mel ile eon sldered qlllle ll1SlgI1lllL tnt hx the tumors md SCDIOTS None of thus has dffeeteel the sophomores however ern vs tx h ne e 0 Its of 1 moxre s ort e mee l s ale to en ur s ex also Luxe 1 nootl Sl'l0XXlI1L hu s s I south el mee T. '. - '. . . . Y . .. ' . . . 2 lt 5 1 ph - or-, z ' ' th' ' sh si .3 , b, , S , H R , 1 ' 1 - They have gone along their m ' ' za' :tml 2 ' th ' pr if . 2 ' I . la um a bake .1 f to add tl1 ' f tel . Th v 1 ga B 1 5 5 ' 3 hy 1 'ing an very ucc: sf 1. x. l ..1 . 1 I. . '. . . JT - 'ffm 1 lllfll st row S Cwmenu Ni V Sluxer B l ne h un T N R Y Wxtsn N t ull Mr Burrlngton Suomi row N1 Wlnterx 'Ni Towmr A Conltu R Burns I: Vkhnteheui I: Phrlllps Ie Young B Stmpson R Crrle 51 NJ Wheaton G Cartwright Second rovs L Rook V Shults CJ Narhx D Tears S N1 axon T Lenuulu A Shaut B Shoemaker R Paozols D Snell Thlrd row W Leach D Shlrleg. B Murtt D Moore P Meacham J Sheelx P Taggart R Sprague A Rthhlt P Smack B Slfdlbh' A Morse A Katner Fourth row E Phxlllps C Morse CJ Rumsey B Qulglex R Smack G Phllllps H Peck A M tG1ll R Park r F Sanford B Hosmer D Rlllnb N Revnolds R Sprague 4'a Fir, 1 . 'L z . un . . .a '. E. Wm in . . X uiling. S. ohcrts. J. edinuk. l.. 1 , un. t1. Cu- First row: B. Smith. L. Kammire. Mrs. Finnerty. K. Kelch. M. Miztle. .' z.. Y'..2 ..1'S'..-' ., ' . . -S ' - - D I '. - 1- f. . ' '. yr , V6.1 ZINQN Frrst row N Crocker H DCfflCls A Brlsuda F Eade R Dlcltson M Htwlt D Bllllsldy G Cummings Mrs Rrce Second row F Hurlbult P Blankenshrp C Brown P Curtls D Brown E Davts J Burdlcle R Adams G Gerow N Johnson M Brewer J Haley Thlrd row M Angel M Faucett B Fullmer G Flnkle H Brown L Abbott J Baker D Hopselter N Barrett J Alwermmn J Brehl J Fleet J Factn CLASS OFFICERS Frrst row S Roberts Alt Student Council Rep N Wheaton Sec D Brown Vrce Pres G Flnkle Pres D Rrlmg Treas M Towner Stu dent Council Rep Second row M Faucett Hugh Spots Reporter H Peck and T Mtale Youth Rec Comm Reps 41 lhese newcomers to hteh school hue heen buss he comme accustomed therr new teachers subjects and the numerous ACIINIIIQ for which they became elle rhle Thls class numherrne ' has rhrg Joh ther o them ln errmnc enough tr trlte them all on then sent or trrp Thex started toward th tt goal hx sponsoring 1 moxle hnrnc a halee sale 1 sl.1tlnL ptrtv ex clrmtxed th school xetl n their xouth tance N tx .. z. ,, J J ' S I0 ' . ' st ssk s 'y. ' cu ' eau.. ' , r qw, t, , Ill-, .z. 1 'r ' 1 'ad f Q ' IRIY, 1 'Q v 1 l Y ' 'if 1' . av' X H ' - z Y' 1' . 7 ' a and 2 Hz ' j 1 Thf e f Q1 wit' ' 1' lt 'I in tlzj. . . ,.. . . --. . , .., . . ' VZ Kfglfl ffe J Andrews S Ballinger B Baran N Bates J Blrmes J Brush J Brownell R Buchanan A Burns Jo L Byers B Cartwrrght B Casten N Conrad R Conrad J Coon D Cram D Crane L Crocker B Crooks K Daulton M DeKay J DeLau nay R Drckmson K Dlckson S Dixon M Dougherty R Dugo C Dum met C Duncan L Dyer J Erde G Easterbrook S Fnscoe M Ferns M French N Gerhart A Glacomlnl L Gleason D Gurney B Hab berfield R Harrison R Hawk K Hernrlchs J Hewlett M Hull M Hoad L Hojnoskr R Hojnoskl E Horner L House S House D Hubbard R lde L Jessup W Kastner K Knapp W Knowles A Lent M LaRue M Lewls J Mack J Madsen J Mann P Mann J Mowchan D Morrison l K f - , f . .. . , . . , . . . . , , , . ' v - 1 . . . 1 . s 'V . . . , . , . . . Q - 1 - . . ' v . 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CLASS Ol I IC LRS et H Sharon Dickson Pres Wlllnam Ormsby Vice Pres Sharon Squires Sec Jay Dxckson Treas Brenda Glodny St Councll Rep Kathryn Rymker Alt St Councll Rep Kathryn Shoemaker High Spots O VI an I J Neylon L Nlchols J Northrup J Oven shire S Mxrgeson J Marlatt S Martnn N Mnrvm R Marvm J McCabe J MCGIII D McGlll1vr1y S McK1bben K Palmer D Panzlk A Park er M Parker M Parker Parks P Peacock Phllllps H Repass C Rice M Rlllng J Roberts F Ruetz D Rumsey P Russell T Rversbach R Sck B Salusbury J Schoonover C Schwmgel R Sewbolt E Shattuck E Snlshee E Slnmskn B Smlth D Snyder J Snyder J Sprague R Stabel C Stilwell D Stryker R Swan S Swan C Swlft G Taylor M Towner C Fowner M Wensberg G Wll ber D Yates J Zawrotny ffz If ruff vi QYJR4, PCI-ll 'QZZQASP Flrst row D Slmey B Coumbe V Snvder J Trlsten B Holbrook T Hllcy E Clnson S Brlglln M Delux Second rovx R Melnyk L Hadley R VanScoter M Covell S Nnchols S Monahan V Noble D Pntcher F Shun O Schnlpelsln J Cooper G Hughes D Smalt Thnrd row G 'viuck I VanGelder M Watson S Hopseker V Tetor T Beckman M Warren R Palmer B Farnsworth J Covell L Kenzne Mr Cheplnck P Wmchell C Hubbard Fxrst row E Covell D Jones G Pulos A Stamp D Andrews M Westervelt L Clark D Ames Second row D Tlmby M Nlarby G Ackerson J Gll4lDSOU D Cole N Rlbble J Sahsbury K Fmkle B Jacobs D Wright B Adams G Weaver B Sulllvan C Tager Miss Holcomb E Plazza Thlrd row R Ames J Byers J Fleet T Zawrotnv W Stamp I Dotv B Cartwright D Kennedy S Mcllwam B Hurlburt 46 K f C , K . I 1 ,,' .. Q. , X, Q- . . 1- .. vw A f 4 Q7 if 1, .,, ve' . 'fy' ,, .u ' 'lb u 1' Y- QL A . . ' ff ' , v s ..., I 1 -. 'Q f N . J , ' l F ll . '. . ' ', . ' . . . . l f... ' ' . . . . I ' . . . 1 , . . if','. - s h -'. . ' . ' 'Z .l . . ' '. . 'S . . ' . . . . ' , , 1 . . A '. . 1 . . . . . . . . ' . . 2 . . . . . A . . . . . - v - - - . , . . . . -y . . . . . ' . - ' , . ' . 1 . - ' - - ' ' ': . . , ' '. . . . ' ,. . , . ,, - ' . - - - - - , f ' Y!! ,ffffzrfrf Fust row R Rumsex R Ralston B Lent G Hetlv J Deck B Green R Hough M Bowers S Gardner M Sgiond row J Fuller G Beekman R Beehe B Clstrllll C Dusenberrx J Wood B Flchter l Chrlstxe -X Jones IS mex :rd row C Burnett W Shtut F L10 owner oon nes ILI Run M lxeenu. Shugus N Cooper Ftrst row B SPILLI' C Levus B Ormshx J Turner J Gerxch P Dlelsson W Kdshorek J Shults A Grosfelt D MeGlxnn Qeond row D lxropp S Bomrt J Wlson I- Co bln J B vm R B sh J epass Jews Smdlt S Sprague Thrrd rows Nlr Nerttx J Denllnger B Chalmers F Snxder L Longwell R Gardner W Dowmng G Hold D Woodward B Gleason E Delxo J Nutter S lung D Bossard 47 X THA 'r . . 1 . .D-l'.P.T -.CC .l.. c5rt'w.J. Dolls'--. M. g, . ga.. iJ.I. r'..ro.'.u.I.Rz.R.Krishcr.S. ll.J. e f ' HLA -ffflfb' First row L Morse T Hunter L Lewis J Yedandlt P Hochreiter D Crocker D Derrick Second row P Kupsttas R Glosack B Maller J Blankenship B French D Accaprao E Healy A Cuddehfack C vonHagn L Thurston G Merrill J Alvermann D Pilgrim M Harrison C KlFkUm Third row A Baker Mrs Wallace H Veat T Slaney S Mowchfan L Hutchison G Orcutt M Bunn N French J Smdlt K Brooks B McGlynn CLASS OFF ICERS Seated R V4nScoter Student Council D Slmey Sec G Muck Pres I Wilson Vice Pres N Cooper High Spots Reporter Standing J Cooper Treus A Cuddabach Alt Student Council Rep 48 l'hese newcomers to lun ioa High arent allovsetl oo mueh freedom of eholee ia I- eu time thex IIN to h Ne Xl hm the upperelassmen have ploiorltx However they tlil m anaae to sponsor a moxae and most important they han a real hne paenlc ' 'j 1 3 ' z ' t 1 -xx s ivy their selection of zactivities iw'-' ' ' 'I 'U za ' tan aacti ty. they ' l that X a ' z - za 1 ah 3 , ' z 1 l 1 X2 ' ' . C ffl in affd Jfff Farst row F Sllxlnskl S Radford J Spltz R Rolfe S Smith R Ro7umalskl Second row J Shaut J Stlshee P Conrad P Hand A Talsten J Matgeson J Glodnv E Aschcttlna Fhard row J Schwartz C Tlmlten C Rawlclsh P Nicklaus G Towncr R Jackson M Blown Mrs Tatc adwtsor Nlcmbcrs of thas club have the deslre to gun sound ltnowledgc of thc fundamental prlnclplcs of dramatic pre scntatlon ln thelr weeltlv meetings they learn how to p y stage makeup actlng sound effccts scenic design and to apprcclatc worthwhile plays ANJNJOUNCERS CLUB C Rawlelgh Ma Moose Mas Hoffman S Smith Thts group gives servace to the school by p 0 Xlillflg good announcing of such ttems as school events and current news headlines ln carrylng on their actlvatles they learn the mechanics of the pub lac address system and announcing: techmque wath the asscmbly thcx pres ntcd concurrently wath the French Club The Male Animal whach they arrangcd to be presented to the community bv the Drama SOLILIV of Alfred UUIVLFSIIV Their hne efforts haxc been appre caated by all and we slncerclv hope that thc good work JR RED CROSS Fnst row P Loza J Glodnv D Keller B Glodny Second row J Robbms C Barrett Mr Andcrs The Jumor Red Cross as purelx 1 serwtce orzamzataon The Jumor Enrollment Brave for whach they are responsable solacats money whlch IS used to help humamty an some sectton of our cotntry and abroad Thus an ltself as of paramount Import ance 0 Q : K f X 4..- l 1. z.. .. 1. . 1 .. .. z .' .. 1. . 3 X . - ys s . 2 ' .' sk- . 2 ' s. s . 1 ' 2 h V ' V 2 1 ,1 . ' 4 'fx -'1 ' za- 3 a 1 'L pl, .2 ,Q ' I : . ' ' z - 2 . s '. s ' . h-b Ui , 1 . V R- s su 2 s 1 ' The club entertained the student body and the town of the organization wlll be continued! t . A . il J of ' . ft a x , J I ' as j . . ,- , -P , y Sly.. . M J J N- 5 fllfffllf fffllllfl Flrst row J Robbins Secrettry D Keller President D Burns V1cePres1dent L Stabel Treasurer Second row B Smlth D Tears B Glodny S Morse R Rozumdlskn L Witson K Stmson M Repiss P Foster R Mdncmn Third row D Fullmer M Lyke J Bartz H Hull R Rolfe J Wlhhg W Kellogg R Wlllmms H Thurston C Morse FOR IOTI' Stbel J Robblns D Ke er R Rolfe v Chase J Glolny D D Bums De1,,tm,y R Qhdlmert Clcl RO him SVWV1 .1 er R Stdhel J Snyder Phllllps W Shaut R Sack L DI X QOL X211 XJ ll RXXJJ S Dovtnmg First row M J Spoor J Trtsten M Faucett S Roberts M Angel J Shdut F Sllvlnskl K Miller A Cudda buh Setond row lx Rxmker M Dougherty J Clark B Wlg htmln J Wxger C Smlth B Hdhnke J Fagan N Wheaton Zyld Fey ffdff .. y ,fx A a sl' trst row C Duncan -X Moosc H Thurston D Ames S Rccd L1 Wilson Second row S Radford R MIHCIHI L Kammtrc J Baran oe lx L Fltz J S C1 Ptlmcr T lrd row B Fcrrtrl D Tterncv M Traver D Bur Stinson Nlrs M1G1ll The members of thc Llbrarx Club perform an rm :lu thlc servlce to the school Their worlc IS voluntarx and thex receive no reward other han the experience thex bun and thc self sattsfactton thev get from serving the studcnt hody and facultx Dutles which they perform ln thc lnhrnrv Include thc Lll'CLllill0l1 of hooks trrangng nsJ Bartz M Ward C DStlxo lx Fnlcle B Barrctt lx them on the shclwes SIEFIIFIE passes aldlnc students ln thctr selccttons preparing hullctln boards und the EINIHE, ot other General mformxtlon The organlzttlon meets twrce 1 month tt which tlmes hools rcxtews xnd an occ tslontl guest speaker are a part ot the program I SPIt1Ul S Illflsl Ol l ILERS '5 1'-x.. FE! 513 35 ,N ugv ci 3 Ol CF FOW H VCII N RCH1OldS T Wallin Ctrol Smith Prcstdent Dorothv lseller Treasurer Rawlelgh Patllclt Ftdc Vtcc Plcsldcnt Marx Jo Slmex Scctetnrx Nlldcllc row P Hochrclter J Blanlccnshlp Nl VN ntson VJ Beers R Smack Desk L Stabel J Yedmalc L lsammtre Standing J Wtlson K Haley 57 XIWJ f fl! Fust row Jrele B rls Sports Edrtor Cuol Smrth Busrness Manrger Marx Jo Sllnev Junror I-drtor Prt Foster I-d rtor ruChref Prt Nr lelrus Co ledrtor Dot lseller lrteruw J-eutor Mrs Rree Advrsor onl row P lsupstrs P l lsete Tears A Trrsten M Yeernr Nl Alger E Asehetrnr l Chrrstre Thrrd row B FLITAII J Rxersbrch Nl J Spoor ls Strnson H Vert J Sllsbee G Palmer Nl Carsten L Marge son J Glodnv F Slrxrnsler N Cooper Fourth row S Radford R Rozumalslsr M Faucett W Easterbroole T Slmey F Grrswold R Rolfe J Robbins J Bartz C Magee D Burns B Wrlber L Exans nga qq-raw i enrt rn exeellent paper but ther gun mreh errenee rn the podueuon t pr r jorrnrlrsm rn eener Jhrs xerr the elub tools 1 step torn rrd r pu rs ed seken rrnte rssues These vxere r grert rmp oxement oxer the former mrmeosr rphed ones Deleertes rm the b represented Hrxer mr. press eonfcrenees held rt Rochester ixr te se rn Sunt Bonrxenture Other ro s eluded e e rn ur Press Club Brnquet J Slrnex P W1 rs P Foster Mrs Rrce F Slrvrnskr A Mrrson P Foster P Woodhouse B Hord Magee R Rozumalsler J Nirrgeson FFOHR C Smllh J Slls ee 22 f - .J fl f A :z u':.f J 'zz' '. ft .'.- 'zrz zg ' 1'g2 --j. SGC e -' 'Z . ' .-Harm.. T. Mrulc. D. l. . J.. -1' gk, , I A ,sl I Q- -I' '- 'vxx I rn ,ll r. ,JE ! It fe I A- M, ' Members of the Press Club not only 'lAz ' 1 '. ja' r' cxp ' ' r o' at xper und ir' I' 1' ' 3' ul, zrrd H11-he --p' -er' 'P frt - clu F' '- ' - It -'I' 3 all z'uJ', 1 d QA' no J ri pl - W icct in' X rr bzrkc sul- und th' 1 n rl M. . ..'ClilLll'. . I e J - . . . . 1 T D. sh 1 -Zlffkl xt ovs ll L onxu mxon onsul NS l IXNFLIILC usor Luna LLW W I TIL LLonLi low B Smlth P Comdd J xelsb1Lh P IYIIS x L N1 m M gl L ld Lvx nr LEON L f s o ms 4 L n L ILL C N C ns L mth mv. Lx 1 mm m on u L RLLL LILILILI C N :LLL C DLQIXO A011 IX I IXUZII Ll L L :wo B 1 Stxlnl M TIHLI B Wlg.hIm1H Lunxk N AILLI B Hx n L N F1uLL D IxLllLx M A YLLiln1lL NJ A Lr W1 IIL J Fmmrtx C Wlson nke J Wdhllg J Fmm x F M 7 Bl Wilson D Rus B1 St lf1Lill15 B L Smith R -Kd ams Lars FmnL C Wmon Dr T Croulon 9IoLlLm 'Sim Lm Nl1lLr R Adlmx R M1nL1n1 p17 Bn lLncL Exther l mrLnLL D Tlelnex - ficfffzfrz , X 4ll'.JP.1 st row S Towmr fx Nhller B Ftflifl lx Suns 1 J Bctrtn M Yndtndk P Fade N -X er Sgcond row J Blizzard S Halo F DlChl6 N Rud Ward S Cxllear S Sprague J Trtstcn C Townsend Ns thas neun. thu! IT1LI'T1bgl'ShIp Jhls x tr thu xrsmd thu Xgtgrms Hospltdl tourgd j .1 glrls uentutllx vslsh to hmomg nursu thu the Bath Memorial Hosplttl urrlnd trns In thg hospital hrst knowltdgg of nursing ts 1n.tru.r through on vnnkgnds md ruuwcd hrst hxnd xnformmon from ln this orgnnlzttton trumd nurs s it thur dub mntmgs ll 41 ww X001 ffm st u LL tm L lstmmm. R Ormshx C DLStIxo D Tgus 'Nirs D11 L L und ram IN Whmton I C gnu tms n L Cas td x g L L an zur lun B Sm lht PUIPOSLN ot FYX arg uplorttorx pm xomuonal md pn. profusion tl Xdlklllns through vxhnuh thu han. ctrrnd out thur purposg lmlude 1 dlspln on suhools IH the Stgubtn Xdxo um WIIMJOVN 1 dlnmr vxhtuh was nttgndpd hx hm HCS teuhtrs tsslstamg to tmchers md rnpresentdtton bx hu of thur mgmhcrs it thg Second Rtgonil Confgrgnce ot thu I-uturg Tgtahgrs of Amprtm at Brockport Fir: ' ': .. ' . '. . ' . . ' 'z '. '. ',-or. . 'z . . I ' ' '. . .' . ..lg . A 'Z , ' A . . . ' . .. H . M. 2 . . 1 ' . ,. ' . . 'J . '. 'J . Q V. .cz ,iv 'pix 4 1. Miz ,K t -1- m . L 1 . I Fir ro 3 C. Nlugcc, NI. Fuuntt. B. L: 2 . 'z . ' . ' 2 . . 'L '. . . 'ak-. Q F'cm ' 2 '. 'z . .. Qlilfk. L. Huhhurd. Nl, Ward. F. Denis. M. WH K. Ada '. B. I-Juhvlv. Nl. N: tls, Thi' rm: M. J. Slincy. NV. VVuldo. R. Nizuvini. Nl. Hunk. Nl. Ang'l. Y. Chats: M. Ya Sk ' , C. ' 'h, . . Ilh. ef Mable Flrst row D Fullmer P Hand S Callear N Fullmer D Burns J Baran D Keller B Wlghtman Second row Mr Andrews E Davns B Smnth J Burdlck K Muller J Trusten D Brown P Loza Thlrd row S DeSalvo C Townsend R Hunt M lseagle D Harrmgton D Dncltson M Yedmak Fourth row P Stuart G Wtlson L Dlcltson J Bartz G Towner Composmg thus orgnmzatnon are the talented ones among us Through their endless rehearsals these students have formed one of the most outstandnng hands m this sectlon of the state TROMBONE QUARTETTE WOODWIND QUARTETTE A Maglll B Kellogg M Castle B Barrett J Trlsten E Kung C Smith S SPFHSUC 96 Their schedule this year has been a full one Thev braved the cold fall mghts and presented excellent pro grams at slx football games They have been on hand to cntertam the student body at most of our assemblres and DANCJ: BAND Fnrst row A Drake K Adams M J Slmey B Fullmer Second rovs H Thurston R Ormsbv E Kung B Kellogg C Smlth Mr Andrews Third row J Bartz S DeSalvo L Dlcltson P Stuart G W1 son - . n 1 1 1 u y . u - . u I ' . - Q Q I - ' . . . 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X-e gqjrfflllbyilf Ujljllf' First row V Shults V Barkley J Bllzzard J Wahllg M Spoor D 'llerney J Glodny M Traver Second row M Hawk J Fmnerty M Castle G Kropp B Barrett C Barrett S Radford R Ormsby Thnrd row M Faucett C Ketch S Reed M Slnney K Adams A Drake B Fullmer H Thurston F Grlswold L Crane B Hawk Fourth row R Dahl H Peabody E Washbon A MaGnll B Kellogg E Kmg C Smlth Varlous solonsts and ensembles provlded music for s veral of the town SCFVICC clubs Other than their annual band concert which they presented at Haverlmg they attended muslc festnvals at Penn Yan ldlstrlctl Rochester tall stateh the allstate musxc contest In Ithaca and plaved host to the all county concert An addmon to the band was the dance band They played at several assemblles and at the Glrl Scout dance In the sprung the band took part ln the Flag Dav and Memorlal Day ceremonies CLARlNI:T TRIO FLUTES MAJORETTES LL L-2-. -1 D Burns J Blrm D lxe er M Traver J Glodny S Radford M Slmey J Chdlmers C kropp lx Stinson K Miller tfczfljooly in .gun SENIOR HIGH MIXED CHORUS th OCCHSIOFIS 451 Fxrst row R Ormsby B Drake L Margeson M Repass S Roe S Reed C Barrett H Peabody R Dahl J Burdlck Washbon D Speer S Smlth S Roberts J Ryersbach Mr Verxty Second row M Rawlelgh S Burns N Young M Ward H Thurston T Dlckson P Stuart H Brush B Hahnke Rolfe J Lenclckl D Tears K Stmson M Yedlnak ng K Adams M Mlale H Derrlck The chorus carries on an actxve program nn which ey prepare musical selectlons to present on vartous Chrlstmas cantata and sang at the baccalaureate servlce They combmed thelr talents and gave the annual spnng concert ln May thev went to the contest ln Ithaca at Thls year the gurls chorus sang at the school dedlca which tlme seven of the members sang solos tton ceremony The mlxed chorus presented thetr lovely GIRLS CHORUS :WX ...L ww Tia F Fxrst row J Ryersbach S Smlth S Roberts M Faucett V Barkley J Blizzard S Roe M Repass L Margeson M J Rawlelgh H Derrxck Second row K Stmson M A Castle M Weaver J Len lckt S Burns M Perkms B Harrls B Hutchmgs P Dtck mson M Keagle Thxrd row R Ormsbv D Spear J Trlsten M Carr D Burns M Ward M Brown B Drake S Towner Mr Verity J . J - f Third row: J. Blizzard, M. Keagle, J. Dickson. M. Brown. R. Hunt. J. Wilson, A. MaGill. J. Fagan. R. Griesa. E. Ki . . . . ' . . ' . 1 I' W V Q 'I A 'ea ati. X7 A , UNJOR HIGH BAND J J-irst row: l. Christie. J. Hoad. J. VunGelder. B. Hawk. R. Daulton. A. GiaC0miI1i. C. Stilwell. P. HOChreiter. M. Nrrrhy. M. Cohn. S. Dickson. Second row: T. Sliney. V. Tetor. J. Brown. C. Schwingel. C- VOHHHEH- W- E21SlCfl'f00lK- R- VHHSCOICF. C. Towner. B. Hzrhnkc. J. Dickson. J. Cooper. C. Duncan. S. Squires. Third row: N. Gerhurt, P. Peacock. l.. Jessup. R. Suck. M. Hill. M. Ferris. J. Brownell. J. Denlinger. Fourth row: H. Vcit. B. French. R. Wright. R. lde. J. Fleet. L. Longwell. F. Wzrshhon. P. Dickson. Mr. Andrevts. Fifth row: B. Bradley. R. Czrstrilli. D. Crane. D. Seybolt. EIGHTH GRADE CHORUS Frrst row M LtRue S Dixon P Lewrs D Morrison B Habberheld E Horner D Yates R Sn 1n A Lent B Smith B L Crooks L Crocker J McC.1bc L Nichols S House L House R Hojnoski Sccond row S McKrhben N Conrrd C Dummett S Enscoe E Slrwrnskr G Trvlor B Conrrd D Gurncx B Ormshy J Mrdscn J Schoonovcr J Sprxcuc M Hord F Sh rttuck M P trrck J Ovenshrrc B Burn M Prrk r T rrd row S Sw rn J lrwrotny M Dclxtw D Crrnc J Del runry Fourth row S Mrrtrn J Mowchrn G l-rstcrhrook L Dwcr J Muck G Wrlhcr R Dickson P Russcll J Roberts R Buchanan D lhfJCGllllVfdV J Byers B Cis n J Northrup K Rynrker R Hernrrcks B Cartwright M Towner R P.-rlmer SEVENTH GRADE CHORUS Frrst row B Jacobs L Hadley P Rupstcrs C Frcrn S Grrdrner B Hurlburt D Andrevss T Hdlew R Rrlston Second rovr M Bowers J Fuller D Smxlt I- P11771 M Rccnex A Brofrs B Grccn S Sprague B Adtms A mp L Reprss R Sullrv n thcr C ctt x em A prro C1 oset J vlc Wilson 'Nl Wrncn E Corlum G Mcrrrll E Coxell L Renvre B Frtzvsater Third rovr J Dcck D Brovnn A Baker N French N1 Bunn J Dollrxer D Bossctrd R Chxlmers F Delro Fourth rovt E Shugrrs M Rrnc S Nlonrhrn S Mouchrn P Turner J Dotx W Strmp R Frrnsvtorth l Grams S Hopseker D Norcross J Nutter R Frnkle P Wrnchell R Bush S VVdrd Frfth rovs S M rcErchcrn P Wise D Rcnncdx Nl Rrhhl h' ' ': .. . ': . . la ' '. . ' . z 1. . -z 1 '. t - J. Shults. L. Clark. B. Holhrook. lN1i Covell. iP.iDeRuyi Brglini R. Hough. L. Thtrrkxurl. E. Healig Orm'slvy..D.iAn1cs. Stu 5. T, Q... D. . JR. Tin . Btfrnl' . ralef. R. ccu ' .i L 'r f li. el -fnff Flrst rom P Bldnknnshm P Nlmchtm G P1In'er N Noung S Rtdford 'Nirs Seager S cmd rovn L W tson B Straight P Tiggdrt H Brush NI Wheaton P Harrison V Shults I ll!! j ll Xllss Lavxr nce D Txernu Second rovs K Stinson L Hubbard S Smnh M Wud B W szhtman B Flllmer E ls g -X D L Ht nk F Grlsvnold N Nlevxlon K Adams Thlrd rovs Nl Slmew M Hdvsk E -Xschettlnl L kdm mmf C Duncm ls Nllller B Shoemtker P Hand 60 A First row: C. Magee. P. Eade. M. Spoor. Sec: S. DeSulvo, Treats.: J. Glodny. Pres.: W. Kellogg. M. Travcr. Vico PIQs AFC F iz.. . z', . is '. .L . .'in... uvis..thx 77 .ff Ftrst row R Masters N Fullmer D Tlerney T Mlale M Covell L MacEachern M Trenchard H Derrick S W lters dSecond row S Morse J Glodny K Muller G Kropp N Alger S Cranmer S Radford J Blnzzard J Morse P Harrison P Mexcham M Brewer 'lhlrd row P Sm tck S Burns D Brown B Moore E Davis C Townsend P Curtis J Brewer C Brown D Moore M Hawk Mrs Wallace Fourth row P Feelev K Adams B Fullrnel B Baker D Fronk N Reed J Clark J Blrtz D Speer S Roberts B lme B Simpson M Wmters Everv glrl ln semor hlgh school IS welcome to be a UPI ICLR5 member of G AA The alms of the organization are to l encourage develop and mamtam the recreational lnterest of every girl to foster the splrlt of good sportsmanship md to govern Intramural athletics imong th glrls t H xerllng Thus yen PITIICIPAIIDE, members attended playday w ty anl played host to many schools at home Basket ball md volleyball nlghts were held md 1 PICFIIC, marked Ire LOl'lLlUSl0l'l of the year X XOLLLHI XLI C XXII anis Q Flrst row Mrs Wallace P P F l S xxiilgid lfclell: greglorse Sec ee ey res P Nicklaus A Blackman J Clark M Beers Third row B Moore St Councll J Bartz P Foster E Aschettml J Spitz P Curtis Hlgh Spots Reporter C Townsend T,-eag B Ferrarl A Andrews Mrs Wallace M Lyke K M ., 1 fi Ki 'K ...fr 1 V W- QA 3 . , V 9 . ' 3 : , f , . , . . . ' , . . . ' ' , - , - . 2 f , . 1 ' . . . . . - - U , , , , ', X '. , . , ' , C. I ' I . 1 ' - ' ' . ,K , . . . . .. 41 T ii N 1 K 1 U . . l 1 ' ' ' ' S 2 e ' J at li ' . ' ' 1 ' 2 ' ' ' f ' J z ' ' ' s 21 1 ' c ' .' 1 . .' ' X ' Q ' - it 1 s I -- s s W l 2 ' ' . . 5 - w ' . , . J , 1 .' ' L' .J ll . L 3 'I - 4 E2 IQ. Q : v . ? ,Qi V K 2' l . 1:52 1 f t A i A . Q, ig , J steel C, A - t .ski A I- . g, . fs t 1 1 , 5 , .Q . . -X-Z . ' r Q , r, - l . . . . . . . . . : ' . ' Z . . y . ', . , . I , . . , . K , , , , . , . , . v - fwnfa Flrst row M Trenchard B Smtth L Kammlre A Moose S DeSalvo T Mnale M Hawk B Adams Second row D Tears P Curtns Mr Moose M Faucett L Abbott C Morse B Narby H Vert D Bogart The camera fans who belong to thls club are mterested pnctures and dld some enlargmg They also went to Roch m learnmg more about the science of photography seter to vlsnt the very mterestmg and educatnonal Eastman In thelr meetmgs they saw several Fllms on taknng Hous K flf'llf'f? J4l! Second row R Bogart B Hnhnlte J Wahllg T Wtllmr' J Blehl Members of the Science Club have thc desire to gain Through their membership ln the club thls vear these 1 knowledge of the xarlous ph ases of scxence vhnch are students hue learned how to operate a sllde rule correctly not taught ln the classroom md numerous movnes have taught them more about ma chlnes hvdraullcs autos and the transportatlon of oll 67 Q , K A e ' 0 First row: Mr. Burrington. W. Narby. A. Drulte. J. Robhlns. J. Barun. R. Paozols. ll n41.l1f1fr?r f - 'AA The people ln ll'ldLlSllldl arts appreciate the excellent fiLlllIl6S and equipment IH th new building This mir the wood shop xtudentx were un enthused ihout mnkmg scale models ol houxes mhmh xneluded all of the pa-nts 1 l no full sued home lhrough this work md NINIIN to gonxtl L Iron jobs thex flnlshed vuth in ippleui non of what good construction IS l l-mmledge of the prohlemw encountuel 9 vw! While Mr M axon IS te mhlnp, wool s op Nl: Hil'11llIOIl IS Iuithlllg metxl shop lhls Mx e N this depntme h en nhle tw offer xuuh 1 complete noun lox the xludents lx Rnlslon F Frenuh H Lee M1 Maxon XILI XL SHOP x. lx: wx H nw lx Derrick V Yates LXIOR HICH 1-'IS is -Q I wiht R Ralston R Bembe B Flchter C DllSCUlWClFV J DOllVCl G Beckman R Rumsex Mr M xxon R Castrlllx lent N1 Cooper J Covell C Barnett L Gxdxes F Dello C Coon W N1LGlxnn 1 ffflfzfrb 11 af . 76111011 Merely f Flrst row Mlss Blair Mrs Drake Judx Spltz Sec W Tetor Pres D lxeller Nice Pres Mrs N11aG1ll Second row M Sllnev P Aschettml S Radford D Tlernex ls Nllller J Crlodnx N1 Castle J Baan Third row P Foster S Morse J Wllson C Ravwlelgh l Stahel N1 Trawer A Drake C DeS1alxo R Rozumalskl Fourth row J Robbins R Rolfe C Smlh B Wlghtman P Nicklaus G Towner ls Kammlre J Clark D Burns J Bartz C Barrett PLAYED MAJOR ROLES R v Robert C Holland Warren Tetor President School Supt Vernon I- Wlghlmlli The members of the Haverllng Chapter of the National scholarshlp to stimulate a deslre to render serxlce to pro mote worthy leadershxp and to encourage the develop ment of character an uerw member of the student bodv Thus wear the SOCILIX Conducted nts annual mductron assemblw sold Chrlstmas vsrappnngs malntuned lot and found department 1 Tl:A W Term J Spuz C Smth Nlorse S Radford W Tetor L D -I-umm M J Slmcx C R m Mors Mass Burr D Keller lgatxfgilgmg TOWN P N'Ck'f'UN mare K Maller - Q , i I Q 1 ' Honor Society have the desire to create an enthusiasm for ' ' 1 . ' . ' 4 ' - 'ask s 's 1 ' K 1 Q ' ' 1 ,a,a 5 if ' 1 ' 15. 1 1a s 1 1 . 3 , '. 1 . 1 . .4 ' . 1 . X 1. 'Y 1 ki ' - V i- , , X - yllfglff' -Alf!!! 0741 r Flrst row Mr Trfant J Bdroodv S Ohradzanskl lx Stewart C Tovaner Second row L Wlse B Mumt C1 lonhrx G Baroodx H Dlcklnson L Mdrxln R Dickinson W Schoonover J Hunter 1rd tom R Joms l- Whltehp ad J St atttn X Svx ft xx l Shfaut R Arnold J S Nlemlmrs of thy F- F X an those hoxs who hav. fum mt. ts thur Lhn.f IITILILSI Thu lmrn to llllLllSIfX thls n tgust and through Loopgrmon ptgptu thLmsLlu.s for futum l2FlClllIlll al putsul s This xetr thy hoss Lntugd ptnyccts and vaug judued the Seulmn Counts Ffur and the N Y S Fair SNIILUSL Thex htm among othu things gt M on tsotl mtl land judging tour ttkgn a mmhtmrw rep ur md tl tu tot mnntcntnnp Coursu pfutlupttgd tn t plowtng. Lontgst and pltntud slx tures of u.rtlhc.d sud oats for a Loopgrt tum projpct on school land Ths.v tlso sponsornd 1 sport damn 4- T15 Nlr Tl mt R Joms C1 Loahlx J Burkg S Gnrxch L DlLJxSOl1 W L.aRuL D S Geryah loxxnu lx S vxart T S ., , a Ll 's . , . . .. , Q Th' ' 2 . 1. ' 'L . . . ra 1 . 'i . K. Sil . ' . , . . .,'hzaut. . 2 5 1 rar- 5 1'-.z 'A . va 1 ' 'jx' 1' ' ' -1 ' - ', i- A 1 R A .1' Q 1' 1' 2 'L'- ' ' 11A ' z a ' 'ah' 'z t, 1 1 ' ,, 1' 5 U - tx z' 'z- at t 1 z . at Q . I I ' I i .Mfg , as ' ', .te '1 . . .hzaut. sv . N xl 576116111 '.!fZ11?62!l6lf6lCJ JUNIORS AND SENIORS FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORES Flrst row Miss Keagle B Wllber M Casten P Ftrst row D Marvin B Gerych B Reed K Dtckmson I Cary Dassance V Barkley Second row B Moore J Shaut D Fullmer F Second row Nl Wheaton S Towner P Herring Dlckle M Brown S Haley B Harris A Chxssom ton M Towner M Winters B Drake F Shaffer Thlrd row J Brewer J Schwartz P Eade D Thlrd row P Rumsex A Shaut J Haley N1 Vtn Peck G Palmer B Hutchess Skner J Dxcktnson J Morse JUNIOR HIGH F H A First row V Snyder D Amex B Jacobs M LaRue S Brlglm S Bog trt C Tager G Pulos P Kupwtas W Eat terhrook J VanGelder K Shoemaker S Mowchan S Shattuck S Dawn A Ptrket P DeKaw V Noble L Thurston B French Mrs Rttchko Second row C Hubbard J Wilson B Green I Chrlstle J Brown J Cooper E Piazza B Hurlburt G Weaver M Harrison M Warren P Peacock V Tetor E Corbin O Schmpelskv P Wmchell L Ixenzte M Parker P Hoch rutcr F Covell Thurd row D McGlynn A Cuddebach D Smalt M Watson P Towncr L Dyer S Hopseker J Wood S Jewell lx Fmkle M Towner S Btllmger J Zawrotny S Monahan L Hadley S Ntchols C Dummett J Fuller vonHagn J Denlmger S Ward B French LEARNING BY DOING '!-?mn- lllfs '99-'sl vx'-. alt? X J Fuller M Keenev P Dtckmson S Halev P Eade J Brewer Casten I Cary 66 I Fourth row: J. Ovenshireg. S. Sprague. J. Beye.rs.'C. Rice. Stryker. ll 'DeLauncey..D. Accuprio: D. Norcross. C. -. p Ui at Tl 'Mme -A '4 I I '41 eg. I fe . S A U f- ' .. P lit '-'. Vx N A -i X..,NX ' . - V' I . . ,- -MX ago K 1 'Vk' M. 4 .Y A., . ' X 5 FP I' l I s fog, f Q' Z . I v , f if g - .lf I 'A ' ,. ,M t aw ' ' ' X. in A A A ' ' ' ' ' M. 1 . . fllfnlfy 1 wr 1' Wfllfflfl -32. M Slmex Nl Spoor P Foster P NICRIAIIS B Ferrm S Cmnmer NJ Alger E ASCFICIIIDI fA!f7l'4flf!07' L kzrnmlrr. C lxetch D Brown NI Wheaton E Dans C Blown I Rxersluch 67 7 'fflf ' XJ M V 5- s ' 'x ' 1 n N Q U b I , W . m. I V f 6ll'lI!lllflJ yflffl lxLn Dldxson VLrnon CIILISOII VN1xnL lxnoxxles J hn Eade lm! Lwup C nrol Sum PLQ-x lLvxns hut Hulnx NLISLWH X11rxm L mnua .lumor Hn DmLL vuth IIN theme hung St ardust vx lS pLrh.1ps our moxl suLLesxtul u.uv1ty of lhL XLH The hu, 1 ht o t L LxLmng xx ax thL Lrownmg or ur :mm nn u lx 1' LII N LLLNN N hh 2 LmhL1 1 e C teILllx L nluxuoux Llrnner v.L rL sLnted 'Nils Watson md 1 LLIN xx th szltts xx L LXL mfnnf thLm xmonv our sLlxLx thL roxdltx We Lhose Sharon S IIFCN .xx queLn and Blll Ormshx as lung The out of lx vxorld lT1llSlL was urn 1xhLd hx Bob lLes orchestra Ann Parker. Rachel Sack. Deanna Morrison. Eva Slivinski. Mrs. War son. Leah House. Sandra Ballinger. Mmm CIIACOYHIHI Bob Con rad NI: -Xnderx ihuon J1Lk xon I-:nut DLllo L Lluhlh iLlx h YL had o KX un h s hnxL m 1dL o x Q monLx too Our hut hu: ploLL xx' s '1 vwtmg pwrtx. the proccem x xxhich xrnrled our piggxhwnk groxx- ing. 'X . fzallaff Ftrst row C Rawletgh F French G Speer N Eaton K Stlvv B Stone J Btroody K Ralston L Hull C lxammlre Second row K Katner J Bogart S Reed G Towner H Thurston B Cody G Ftnkle F Griswold G Orcutt D Towner J Baker Thtrd row J Fmnerty B White H Vent W Ormsby P Stuart J Hunter L Abbott F Bloomqutst J Wtger Fourth row S Craumer Asst Coach A Swan Manager A Rttchko Coach King Football made tts 54 debut August '41 when approximately '40 boys reported to School Phystctan Dr Htgby for their phystcal examtnattons at the old school Among those reporting were eight seniors Karl Ralston Pete Towner George Towner Nelson Eaton Floyd French Gary Speer Joe Baroody and Lyle Hull ln preparation for the eight game slate that loomed ahead for them the blue and white started practtce Sept ember I on the athletic field under the watchful eye of Coach Rttchko Practtce sesstons were held twtce daily until the opemng of school September I? Playmg under the ltghts on the athlettc field and a spanking brand n W buxldtng casting tts shadow aver the grtdtron the Ramblers went unto thetr opemng game with Homer Hugh School with seven lettermen helpmg to make up the startmg eleven Bath played good ball against Homer for their first game of the season although they dtd drop a heart break mg 70 I9 decision to the vtsttors lt was the first time tn a period of three years that Homer had been able to take over the Haverlmg aggregt tlon In thetr mutual opener At the start of the season Coach Rttchlto had to field a light lme but with the help of some of the veterans and several newcomers the Ramblers produced one of the best ltnes tn the county The Ramblers backfield was composed mostlv of vet era'1s and they dld a fine job tn rackmg up potnts Karl Ralston Haverltngs galloping right halfback led the team tn scortng and placed thtrd tn county scortng Haverlmgs vtctory came as a result of a 33 2 romp over Watkms Glen It was the thtrd successive year that Bath has stopped the Salt Ctty aggregation ln the annual jug clash the Pamted Post Indians halted the Ramblers three year hold on the Jug as they upset the Ramblers 57 7 the largest score that has been recorded tn the history of the jug As a result of the wln the lndlans hold an 8 6 overtll record over Bath Although the seasons record dtd not favor the Ram blers they played good ball 'md demonstrated fine sports manshtp l 1 ' - - 4 v 1 ' 1 1 s ' 'n . .. . , , , 'I h .-. . ' ' '. ' , , -p ' ' .,' 1 . - ' . . f ' . ' . ' ' 2 , , . . . ,Lv - C . yoaflaff VARSITY LINE C Rawlergh D Towner RE J Baroody RG G F French Left Halfback Speer RT G Towner LT Lyle Hill LE R1ghtHalfback SCHEDULE Homer Cormng Free Academy Camsteo Wellsvllle Watkins Glen Elmlra Heights Corning Northslde Pamted Post K Ralston Right Halfback TOTALS HCS OPP '7 N Eaton Fullback L. Hill 1513 K. Silvy tackles runner as J. Baroody shakes off blockerg K. Ralston tcarrymgj K. Silvy t20j L. Hill 1513, P. Stuart Lllj, J. Finnerty t24j B. Stone Cbackgroundj 71 tggaafeflczff Coach Axtell Gerry Wrlson Co-Captarn Carl Kammire Franc Griswold Jrm Stratton Ed Phrllrps Ken Srlvy Joe Sprtz Burr Sheely Butch Wrllrams Charlre Crocker Co Captain John Robbins Manager The Haverlrng basketball team wrth hard work and determrnatron ended the 54 55 season wrth the best rec ord that Haverlrng has been able to regrster rn the past two seasons The varsrty squad was made up mostly of Juniors and sophomores The only senror on the squad was Bob Ames During the season Coach Axtell worked constantly to develop teamwork and emphasized the importance of fundamentals to hrs boys The S4 55 season saw Haverlrng playing rn straight league games Teams which competed wrth Haverlrng rn Class A were Wayland Addison Camsteo and Pamted Post At the begrnnrng of the season the blue and whrte started off by dropping their first 10 encounters The turn rng pornt came when the Rams scored the upset of the season by defeating Hornell Hrgh School Camsteo Addison Hammondsport Wayland Sayre Pa Corning Free Academy Corning Northside Painted Post Canrsteo Hornell Addison Hammondsport Sayre tovertrmej Hornell Cornrng Northsrde Parnted Post Wayland Corning Free Academy 72 From thrs pornt the blue and whrte started wrnnrng and rmong therr vrctorres was a wrn over Sayre Pr on our court Highlights of the campaign came when the Ramblers came from behrnd to trounce Hornell on therr home court Thrs marked the first trme rn many years that Bath has been able to conquer the Red Raiders from Hornell At the end of the season Bath placed two men on the All County Class A team Ken Srlvy who paced the the team during the season was elected to the forward posrtron on the first team Thrs marked the first time srnce John Ormsby played that anyone from Bath has made the all county team Charlre Crocker recerved honorable mentron During the season Charlre was the marnstay of the squad At the end of the season Charlre Crocker an.l Gerry Wrlson were elected co captarns of the team HCS Opp . , , A competition. thus omitting CFA. CNS and Hornell as . . '. . . ' 29 69 '- 53 77 ' . 56 7l 47 78 ' . . 28 60 ' f 26 64 ' ' 38 68 ' 47 85 - ' 49 73 50 40 I 72 34 ' 5 66 6l ' ' 73 6? ' 67 55 ' . ' 4l 7l ' ' 3 51 66 ' ' 6l 77 ' 5 44 65 -Yzrl ,gyalnfduci in Jf'fr?wn K. Silvy Both teams anxrously want for the rebound of Ed Phxlllps 1403 shot ln thus game between G Wllson Bath and Hdmmondsport Ken Sllvv llij IS under the board Whlle ln the background IS Gerry Wnlson Bath won --ang., executes one of Haverllngs fast bredkmg playi Other Bath players Hard drwmg Chdrhe Crocker gets ready to on the run are Joe Spltz 1953 Ed Phxlhps far left and Charlie rack up two pomts nn .1 league game between Cwcker In the fdf bdClNgf0Und HCS and Addison Comlng ln In the background IS Fr tnc Grlswold HCS won this one too 4 3 , Two Hammondsport players try to stop Franc Griswold as he f I gmjfrffrff Ftrst row R Suholt S DeS1lso R Hunt J Rtnker G Phtlltps 1 Wdlltng E Smford E Young L Swdrthout W H wk Second row Cough Axtell R Parker H Brown A MaG1ll P Stuart D Woodwud J Baker J Ftnnertx H Peck J Coumbe G Ftnkle DO IT THIS WAY These four vdrslty boys recetve trps from Coach Axtell as the blue and whtte prepares to start practlce tn the new gym They are Butch WlllldmS Coach Axtell Ed Phtlltps Burr Sheelw .md Gerry Wrlson 74 f T T . ,.f' ' if 1' L 1 S ' X , , 11' x If l'Kl1, t X X YT ' I . 5 I 9 ..'v --I yflfei fl 41 :fy Fnst tow R Rootc C RIVNICIEII I- Bloomqtnst Ix INIIIILI C1 Orcutt D Shtrlex I- Whltehcad W leach Second row Couch Rlt hko J Alvcrmdnn J Bogart R Ixnhw A KIIIILI H Velt I Wager J Hunter R Sevholt O woe lx me tx Hcnrx Vclt on bottom loxcx de Ixxrl Ixxtner has hu hand uctory JUNIOR HIGH WRESTLING RESTING Fred Bloomquxst Ftrst row T Hunter D Ryersbdch D Snyder D Gur W Leigh ney J Schultz C Coon G Alvermann Second row R Cdstrlllt C Trenchard J Trlsten J Blank cnshtp R Rumsex Coach Rttchko S ', l ! f sw cision. raised after scorlng another r ff , ., I X l, I I '. . I . . , . . VOZ.I.FYBAI.L N 7!f,.ll!f'l' . M 0l'A With the completion of the basketball season. the winter sports take over the spotlight at HCS every year. Sports making up the Win- ter Carnival are badminton. howling. ping pong and volley- hall. Although these are listed as minor sports. they help a great deal in gixing everyone at chance to partake in some sport while in school. First rovs: R. Cody. Ii. Phillips. R. Ballinger. L. Hill. Second rovt: I.. Stahel. R. Sprague. W. Tetor. F, AAXIWIYIUTOXNSIQI. IJ. Riliug SINGLES DOUBLES BOWI ING FIVE NI KN TI- XXI B OBrochta J White D Hopseker R Barrett S Gervch R Hough JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL B Schoonover R Dtckmson First row J Coon B Kastner A Burns F w enc Sltnex G Muck R Gardiner W McGIxnn Second row G Hodd J Marldn L Gledbon L Hutchison T Zawrotny M Wetsburg ..l. Blankenship. B. Fichter. G. Ackerson. T. Smheir J layers M 'Fr' hl ' ' +7 Yzfarf First row N Reynolds H Vent D Bogxrt J Rinker J Hunter G Orcutt J Bogxrt Second row K Katner D Shirley R Hunt F French F Bossard A Moose Coach Ritchko Third row J Baker T Hutchinson J Wager R Root D Woodward ls Sllvy A MaGill F Gtiswold H Peck The Haverlmg track team representing HCS this year With the capable coaching of Coach Ritchlto and his was a comparatively green H-quad with Floyd French being assistant Coach Axtell the team with the help of prac 7011 nu Nlr Spear A Drake J Robbins J Spitz J Wahlig S lseed A Katner With the All Countv Championship and 1 two vear Tris year marked the debut of lrx Spear who is hand winning. strcalt alretdx to then credit the Hawcrlmg net lin the coaching reins for tennis this xetr it Hnerline men sttrtcd the W se xson , , . . l i :.' '.. ..z. the only veteran buck from last year. ' tice and determination. shaped into a well balanced squad. p I 7 . ,S l f . ' ' . ' W .Q ' fl ' T.. Q if . Zalalfllf Flrst row J Shults T Swarthout R Hunt G Fmltle L Stabel J Fagan R Ballmger Second row Coach Craumer J Pltt G Wxlson R Cody F Bloomquxst L Hull C Crocker J Fmnerty S DeSal vo Asst Coach Chepllck Thlrd row J Burke H Brown J Wager P Stuart R Root R W1ll11ms A Swan F Grlswold E Sanford L Stabel lst base L Hull 'nd ase The Haverlmg Ram blers baseball team thls year wlth the help of four letermen from last year along vuth several other holdowers challted up one of thelr most Thls year the blue :nl whlte played ln stralght A league competltton Thenr schedule consnsted of I0 games mth two non league games vuth Ctmpbell SCHEDULI- C xmphcll W tyl ind Puntcd Post Wayl and Addison Canlsteo Hammondsport Pamted Post Addison Camsteo 78 J Burke pttcher J Pltt 3rd base tl . successful seasons. NLM? - H O '1 3 l0 ll 1 2 10 5 2 ' - 9 5 9 ' 1 9 8 10 8 ' 3 7 ' , 9 F ' ' J 9 X 6 5 ' '. 12 2 . ' . .. b . . ' . 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Ask for a famous ma Smith lJorona...II.I.I.- OF l955 Hotel Wagner RBI Tested Buslness Tralnlng Since I863 One and two year course m Accountancy I Sales Advertxsmg Nlerchandlsmg C MedxcaISecretar1aI I Standard Secretarlal ROCHESTER BUSINESS INSTITUTE l72 Clmton Ave S Rochester 4 N Y George s K F Sales Kalser W1IIys 6: Henry Cars TEXACO POINT Bath New York 83 6 S D P 2 I 2 7 I 5 2 D ? P I I J vw Vvvv vwvvw vvvx, E 2 I I I . I I E . , ' I ' I I Se ' I I: . . . 1 1 I I I I I 'gun ' 0 iff. 6.-.Li ' J A A X gi: W1 ' I I 5555? 'lIs'777I,II I I I I 55523, ,TDI 'Ili Q:!.',x I I-. I .:-,- 5 255523. 1 I I ' arckscs I If I ' 111525351 I I- 4: 3 qt ' I 2 A I I I . I I , I - I I I ' I I I I I ' I . w I I I . I I I . I 1 ' I I - I I . Lg I I I I I ' - I I - ' I I ' ' Compliments of Your A 8 P Super llarlmt West Pulteney Square BATH NEVV YORK The Great Atlantic Sz Pacific Tea Company Geo T Dr Loulse Hllle Crosby Wllbur Knapp Congratulations Class of 1955 Auto Colllslon Service Charles Knapp OSTEOPATH 350 W Morrls St loo Howell street Phone 6 3052 Bath N Y Cormng Auto Supply Co , Inc Cornlng New York Llve Longer Drlve Safely l 84 Bath N Y Bath N Y McNeely s Attorneys Restaurant Bath N Y Our Smcere Congratulatlons to the Class of l955 Walker s Dairy Bath New York X1 , W Q , . . . l I ' ' . Y , Y ' l , . . 1 l l , 1 , l . I Y V i . O U l . Y 1 3 , a Q ' 1, ll ' ,Y l l up ,-,,,.XA-, V A ,,w,M,,, A . , , ,vveeeee ee,.e,,,e,e Congratulatlons BA TH L EV'-Shmg rylng and Best Wishes Best Wgshes to to the Class of l955 Earl Elchorn the Class of 1955 CheVl'0let, Inc Natlonal Hotel Chevrolet Cadillac lndlvldually Handled 47 VV Steuben St Eng A Hunt Prop Phone 6 4 742 Compliments of l l East William Phone PR 6 4513 ORVIS FOR DIAMONDS Your Friendly eweler 20 Liberty St Bath New York BEST WISHES From CUI.llGAlI Serving the Corning Bath Area Phone Enterprise 94 I 4 Typewnters Addlng Machlnes Rented Band Orchestra lnstruments Conn 6: Pan Amerxcan Compliments The Bath Drlve In Theater Van Patton and Exchange Avoca Hotel phone 2133 fWorld Famous Avoca N Y f0l' l..0bStel'S, The Haverllngulst Prmters Steuben COUFICI Bath N Y 85 Dry Cleaning Dyeing Compliments of Comlng Paper Supply 366 Baker Street Cornlng New York Sona Torn Shoppe W Washlngton St Bath N Y .' , A - up U f r N ' D . ' R 5 - - 5 0 . . - . . l M - st. A - T S - V , ,, , i , WN N l , KC 77 l . J ' Co. a . . . ' of 5 ' ' ' , . . 5 ' , . . Z. Se ,'.' v' V ef: -' f VVWN A6 vvwAAAf 1955 Graduales John Kinner 8. Associates Telephone 6 4691 The greatest llunff UL thls world 1.5 not so much where we stand, as Ul what 11179011011 we are romg Ghver W Holmes GENERAL CONTRACTORS Corning, N. Y. vxfxfxfxfvvxfxfvvvvvvv vvf wvvVxwvfAmmXwvxAAw fx 86 Vx-X-,V-. .Avy-AxxvmAm fwv.-.-x X , x -T , , , . , , , .-- ,-eu-,ee-sf.-.,X.AA,Xf--,fJe,xAeN-,-, T-x fe, I I U , , , f U f , O m 1 Q f 1 I ,, , , Q o o r , , , V , I bi o . N--f Vx-, ea. MMM The Dildine Peerless Pharmacy I Sal-O-Well Co. Jas. C. Dildine, Prop. 3 Llberty St Bath New Yorlc Inc. 847 Washington St I Best Wishes to the I Class of '55 I I I Waldo Funeral Home Buffalo 3 N Y 4 E Washnngton St AAAAA W. Everett Meade GENERAL INSURANCE I Lxberty St Bat N Y Best Wnshes to the Class of 55 Ken s Service Station Kanona N Y Compllments of Bath Pennysaver Congratulatlons to the Class of l955 Longwell Lumber and Bulldmg Co Inc EVERYTHING FOR BUILDING Graham M 51 Bath New York Phone 6 27I3 David G Burch Bath s Best Advertlsmg Medium I Fowler St Phone 6 23l2 Mlldred Sutton Infant to Teen Shoppe E William St Bath N Y Te 6 474l Mrs Dana Lyon Prop Free Gift Wrapping OUR 40th YEAR Compllments of Donaldson s Compllments f Evans Wholesale Co Candy Tobacco Farms Confectlons Bath N Y 87 Anthony Shoe Service 4 W Steuben St Shoe Shines Magazines Papers Pollsh Etc I-lats Cleaned and Blocked Compllments of Basement Barbershop ath Loan Co Second Floor Babcock Bldg Phone PR 6 2I7l Richard O Deegan Manager Bath N Y I . , 5 1 I I I . . I I ' I I , I S ' ' o N - 1 ' 1 ' I ' I . ' ' ' n 0 I, U mL,Lv.- -----1 I . - I 0 B . I I 7 22 . ' ' , I ' . , - I. - I - ' . I I I - f ..-ex ,V,,,. ,a,,-,ex-,A,.,.,taA,-I. ., N ,. . .,.'.f,vvN,vVvvvtNvAfvvxAAffe'e.A,-A,es.vf.A,-Af f--x,e,x,xfVxAAA fe,xfxA,,x,- -Vx,-vs,-ere Complrments Vogel s Bottled Cas Service XV Steuben St Dummett's XY ALLPAPER and PAINT STORE Phone PR 6 3961 Steuben Street Bath N Y Congratulatlons Class of l955 Domenlck L Gabrlelll Class of 1930 Attorney at Law Bath New York Phone PR 6 2l6l Complxments of Thomas Lyon White and F Klrk Helm NmAAAAmA Nfv-V-.Afxf-Vx,s.Afxf SS ,-vvx,-VX x-Vxfxnfefexfxf Wlft s Servlce Station Kanona N Y Owen Overhlser JEWELER Llberty Street Bath N Y ' of 3 X S ' 7 , . 29 '. Bath, N. Y. . . . ' ' ' ' ' ,f-vsp. fvxAAA, AKNq X NMA AA AAA,-ef ,-. AAA c-NAA, A ,,- -.,-. N, - - , -, -.,t.- ,- ,-,xmfcx-x,NA,x,-.fc-cA.s,A,-V-cf-sfcfxf G R SEAGER BUILDER E I 15 45. The Best Security Own a Home of Your Own 0 REMODELING I REPAIRING All Workmen Covered by Compensatron BATH 6 2912 312 E WILLIAM BATH N Y W H Plllmley Delos G Bond Ketch Krest Dalry Funeral Director BATH KANQNA RQAD TIYCS Batterles Ambulance Servlce Accessories Cash and Carry SCTVICC Towing Service Phones MILK BATH 6 9174 DAIRY PRODUCTS Bath 6 3376 ILE CREAM Congratulations Class of Ford s Esso Station FRESH EGGS My Heartlest Congratulations To the Graduatmg Class of I955 Western Auto Assoclate Store ames Reed Owner Hammondsport Rd I5 Liberty St Bath 89 23 E Steuben St Bath N Y Hammondsport 27 Best WlShCS for a Bright Future Morris C Vert OPTONIETRIST Llberty St Bath New York I O - .- -r- Z,-?:T I f TI-2'-2' A I-I r ,1 '1 T V - 7 . 1 1 - I I I O I . - L n ' . I . .. . .. - I , . . ' I . - I , , I D . O O , ' J W , , I I02 ' . , . ., I , Vvvvv Wvvc vN WvNANv KEUKA DRY CLEANERS Busy Small 9 Elmlra Office Equipment Co Typewrlters Adding Machines Sales Service Rentals 334 E Water St Elmira N Y Phone 3 7225 W H Morse Co WALLPAPER and PAINT PR 6 32 33 Next to School ,YA L, I X . L --X ,xxx-ex-Vx.,-ex fxfxxxfe- A e- e- fefxfxfx uccess to the Class of 1955 Floyd D Freeman Real Estate and General Insurance M8zR Restaurant XVencleII aclcson I6 Liberty Street Bath, N. Y. vvx- I-Iornell Auto Supply James S Drake 58 Broadway Attorney at Law Davis Bradt Ford Garage 3 38 W Washlngton Boulevard Bath, N. Y. ornell N Y Phone 2302 Watson s LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING SERVICE I Lxberty St Phone 6-645I sxe fear. , . . L V ,ef ,- ., rfvvvvvvvefe-vvveefvele CC V V., H 99 F rienfll V - Courtvous - Prompt .. . S ' , , H , . . Y I J ' H . ' 24,5 ' . After the Came Stop at Molly's Diner For your favorite Sodas Sundaes and Sandwiches MOLLY 6: LES X, ,ft ev, . e,XxAvxfvxnAfeA,vVvxAAAAf VV-ve, CX, V evxle- fxfx,-xfx,-xA.a,-.AA ,X ,e,vx.xAfX,-xfefxf l xA N AAAA,-XAAAAAAA A , 5 8 T T 5 F agan's T C. Dr. Fred f N f FURNITURE Reefs P Q and A FUNERAL ' Ryersbach Q DIRECTORS A Tastee Freez T A james A. - Bernard W AIHbUlanCC Service 1 Acrgss fl-Qfn West Stellbefl St Lake Salubrla Phone 6 2733 Bath JAY MADSEN Equlpment Company The Carpenter School Coach For A Makes of Chassis PHONE PR 6 2181 BATH NEW YORK ' 1 . 2 W. Washington St. 7 BATH N Y Florshelm P0110 Ped Comphments of CASTLE S SHOE STORE The Store of Foot Servlce Next to the Theatre Bath New Yi'-'Tk Buster Brown A1r Step Congratulatlons to Betty Kay T e Class of 55 Ronme s Atlantlc Servlce W Bake Shop 49 Liberty St Fred C LaRue Smlth S Chlropractor Auto Body Shop Llberty or Wllllam St Ken Marlatt Prop 35 Liberty St 444 E Washlngton St Bath New York Phone PR 6 QIQ4 Good Things to Eat Bath New York Bath New York 91 Y 1 7 - W f T . A ' 5 . w w , . . ' A I . X , A 1 ll J - u ' 5 J W J J ' 2 3 W 1 ' P ' 3 ' x r Q ' 1 3 ,ELEC LE L E YL SELL - r 3 1 , , 1 - I r . , h I I j I W f . , A i T E ' 5 o Q ! . 1? Y Q . T ' ' H A .. . .. T T S - ' ' 9 QJ r T s vWWeMWwtM,WewQNN eNeeeW,VN,eMMm - V Y - , - ,fe - ox t,xXXvx,Y, x e CUNGRATULATIONS GRADUATES The World Lies Before You B Ours IS a world wxde orgamzatxon brmgmg to the people of the world a quallty product malung us manufacturlng leaders ln the field of compressors pumps gas and clxesel engmes and mxmng machlnery Your graduation marks another milestone on your road to leadership From this moment on you wlll become lncreas mgly aware that the world glves fCCOgl'1ltlOI'1 to qualxty perfor mance VVe extend our best wrshes to you and hope that you wlll take every opportunlty to develop your capabxlltres INGERQOLL RAND ,X .. Painted Post, New Yorlt Congratulations to the Class of '55 Steuben Bowling Academy 29 East Steuben St Bath New York LEWIS M Peck 101 W Wllllam St Phone PR 6 3590 Bath N Y Local Representatlve or Farm Bureau lnsurance Co s Auto Life Flre X,-,xA.vC-- C - . Best of Wishes Class of 1955 COLE 8: WALKER 7 East bteuben Street Phone PR 6 3307 Comphments of M 81 J Richfield Service Statlon Pulteney Square The Kanona General Store SPARTAN TE.LE.V1S1ON erry Austm Proprietor Phone PR 6 9161 Kanona N Y Fuller s Drug Store E A Fuller Pharmacist 37 Lnberty St Bath New York Best Wrshes Class of 1 9 5 D National Army Stores Most Everything for Everybody Llberty Street Bath N Y Congratulatxons Class of 1933 Lane Plpe Corp May St Bath V Y Phone PR 6 4961 Congratulatlons Class of 1955 VanScoter and Son Florlsts HAVERLING ST BATH NJ Y Clarence 61 Emily Vanscoter Compliments of Bath F rult and Vegetable Market I0 West Steuben St Bath New York Phone 6 4901 Comphments of C D Burdick Electrrcal Contractmg Phone PR 6 2813 Bath N Y Compllments of Reed s Nursmg Home 67 E Morrxs St Bath N Y 93 Compllments of the Star Llte Drlve ln Kanona N Y s ' 1 . . . , . . 1 1 - 1 I U 1 , . . , . . - - ' I 0 . ' , . ' 1 - . - l , a 1 1 - 1 . . Q ' o . - . 1 1 . . . 1 X C 1 ' - - 1 . , . . . . - - U ' ' 1 - - , 1 X Q 1 1 0 l 1 1 . : ' M M.. ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' , 4 i 1 . . 1 . . 1 I l 1 1 , . . N , . . X'X'M'x x 1 kNFx1x VX E' 'EHR' 5 '-WN '-'- of X lar X.'X H. fa. 4 Y6fJLKXAfJN'.N'-VNJX5N'-N.','V' 1 1 XY' ,X ff'x'xX'- '. -1 C,-. -Jev. xfCxA Ae,-..-V-ew,--.xx-- C,-C Children's Toggery SRECIALTY SHOP BOYS' GIRLS' BABIES' 35 Liberty Street Bath, New York mmfwv I 4 I v I 2 E I I i 1 1 1 I Compliments of New Steuben Hotel 18 Buell St. Bath. New York e,-V-Cxf ,-. -. V, X,-x.Afxfx.An.A.f-Cv Afvxf-xfv-vx,a,x,x,xA,x,-CA.-vxxfxf-V-C Best Wishes Court House Diner 25 E. Steuben St. Bath, New York CONGRATULATIONS To the Class of 1955 J W PITT INC Bath NY Manufacturers of Printing Equlpment Thos W Barley 8: Son INSURANCE I I I Cruger St Phone 6 295I Bath M Cohn 81 Sons, nc Everythmg to Wear for Men Women and Chxldren Bath New York Steuben County s Largest Clothrers Since I 895 94 Complxments of -V-vu,-C - Verona's Beauty Shop 24 Howell St. Bath, N. Y. Phone 6-32 I2 Best Wnshes to the Class of I955 Sherman Shell Thos C Lodge Statmn Pharmacy jay Sherman Prop 25 Llberty St Bath New York PICSCYIPIIOHS O I , O , . - n - . e o o , I u s v o Q a 1 . v 1 , . X,-Ve' . C, -e-V-fe Cfxwefvxfefefvvvv-J,-vC,,, L-, -. , .fx--.' ,f-,e-,fxfx . aft, ,N uf-fvvvvvvvx VV VvVVvvvvvvvvvvvxfvvvvxAfCf,vvvv-CAAA, tf-V-,Af-ef-fe,Cx,xf.,x-x.A,x NAAA ,Vx X, -, . -.,-. , ., ,Cox , ,, C-. -C L, , t Chat-A-Wyle , s , -,VV-fvvvfv-,sow-- vxfvvxfvvvvvvvvvvx Try Our Home Cooked Foods' Success to the 28 Llberty Street Bath New York Class of l955 Compliments of Dutch Dairy GFOVCI' C Bl'3.ClStl'eet F ountam and L lm Newberry Co unc con Bath Creamery lnc Bath New York 5 I0 23 Cent Store 365 W lVlorr1s Bath N Y I6 W Steuben ITWOCVUCJV ID LINGERIE and SPORTSWEAR 7 East Wllllam Street Bath New York Compliments f L D Jones Lumber Yard Lumber ancl Bulldmg Nlaterlals from Cellar to Roof l I East William Street Phone PR 6 4l I2 Bath New York Congratulatlons to Compliments f the Class of l955 R L Jones 8: Son Dobbins Wholesale Sundrnes Confectlons Service Statlon Tel PR 6 3552 Batternes TIYCS 6 W Steuben Accessorxes Bath N Y MURPHY S FOI' Records All Classical and Popular Records Also Needles from l0c to S5 , J. J. l 1 n . ' St. Y . A . St. 1 ' O M A - Wi I OH, ., JCOP Brothers Tobacco - Cigars G l ' . . Sr. ' o ! , 4 V, ,v,,,,V,A,VWWf,t .fx-vwxfe ,-V , . t ,-. . , . -V . vw. , . ve -Ae . L ,-,ft ,VNf.fef,VVxAA,VxAAAe-fefvvxf,xxA,x Best Wishes to the Class of IQ55 Bath Co-op. G. L. F. Service FEED - SEED FERTILIZER and FARM SUPPLIES Vee. N, .AA A business man's judgment is no better than his information. Credit Bureau of Bath Bath Truck and Tractor Co Extends its Congratulations the Class of I955 Farmers Livestock Market ames H Burns Owner Commission Auction Every Friday Opposite Lake Salubrla Route I5 Bath New York Phone 6 9 I 76 Washing Greasmg Batterles Tires General Repairs Frank Woodhouse Phone 6 3I5I Compliments of S Louise Beekman E Washington Ave Bath N Y All Forms of INSURANCE Clarence Stanbury MOBILHEAT 8: MOBIL KEROSENE Prompt Careful and Metered Delivery Phone 6 3452 Bath New York Best Wishes To the Class of 55 Harold Lee COMPLIMENTS OF Manager Babcock Theatre F aucett's Quality Coal Serving Bath Smce 1869 R 8: H MOTORS I30 W Morris Stre t Bath New York J VICTOR FAUCETI' 35 West Morris Street Phone PR 6 4951 96 O , , 1 . . . 1 O o .J ' ' . . . . ' to . , - I I . I . . . KC ' ' Y, . . I . ' e . L ,L -ae vas, to -,-,VtMs1smM-t, Q ,WWWWWV Wwe, TU THF ILJSS UF 1955 Xt thls time of C riduatlon we hope you will look back wlth SdtlSfdCll0I1 to 1 job well clone and will look forwird with hopeful antlclpatlon to the promising opportunities that awalt you For YOUI' past aCCOI'I1pll5l'lITlCUtb c,OI'nll'l Glass Works offers hearty convratulatnonsl For your future our beat wishes for nueceab' l URNIZW lL4Sb WORKS Corning, New York 97 Y Y 'Y 1 .1 4 A K , 1 1 3 g 1 ' , ' f' .' ' 2 ' 1. . . . - , . . U . . 5 - 5: ' V V v y w 1 ' w v w 1 L Y I L A. . so Congratulatlons Class of l 955 Tetor s Dairy BRUCE TETOR Phone 6 2937 at Congratulatlons to e Class of I955 McFadden Buick Co The Home of Good Used Cars Better Buy Buxck IZ7 West Morns Street Bath New York Congratulatlons To the Class of I955 HARRIS Red 8: Whnte VSORR Shoe Store Freeman Shoes for Men Red Cross Shoes for Women On the Corner Bath N Y Bernard Roblnson General Contractor Hammondsport N Y The Smoke Shop Llberty St Bath N Y Mary Ulrlch Dress Shop Ladies Ready to Wear Opposxte the Post Office Bath N Y chard W Rynlker All Forms of Insurance I3 W Washington Bath N Y Phone 6 42 74 Congratulations to the Class of 55 Congratulations to the Class of 1955 Bath Dry Goods M J Ward 81 S011 an Dep t Store FEED and FARM SUPPLIES CMC TRUCKS OLIVER TRACTORS I3 Lxberty St Bath New York Bath N Y , ' th v - ' - B h, N. Y. - Ri . I ' - d Y 9 . ' St. . l ' J 1 98 Aft,xAf--K,-'.,- , xf-- aa-aa ,xxx-.---t f f . , ,. -V - K VV-efvvx, Vxfvx.,ef-xfx,N,xAfvxA,x.A,-.fox-X, V- . --vwfxf A BANK Book is the second most valuable book in the world. Have you one in your home? BATH NATIONAL BANK Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit lnsurance Corporation Congratulatlons Class of IQ55 John W Taggart and Son Everything ln Insurance Buell btreet Phone 6 27-4I W D Garrison 8: Son Esso Petroleum Products Atlas Accessories blue coal XVHOLES-XLE RLT5-.lL Oil Plant Qoal Yard Bath New York Xvxlbon Ave Lackawanna -Xve Phone 6 45I2 Phone 6 4317 0 n Q e IC 97 A . . w - t , . , fx, f.fvxA,x1xAfcrx,--a,-.fxfw - A,-, ,-.,,-, -xfv--fxf--Xfx.fxfxA.fxfvxfxf ,ex -fr,-Jvxfevxfxfvvvxfvxfvefexfv-efvxN.fJV -x , -,-,-f.n,-ff-vxfxfx X l x -mf-f ., ,x -ee e V . Jef,-, Ye--a.--vvxvvvxvvxxxAmAfexAmAxAxxNxxfx xx - - f fy' Best Wishes Class of l955 Shoemakerfs Market F. L. Foster Furniture 81 Slaughterhouse Everything for the Home Frank Shoemaker, Prop. l9'23 Buell Street Wholesale MEATS Retail Bath' N' Y- Phone Bath 6-395' The Friendliest Store in Town Kanona, New York , LOOK AHEAD WITH QECURITY Security Trust Company Emplre State Hand s Department Store Abstract Corp D D Hand Prop Class of 31 Reliable Title Home Fmmshlngs Gifts searches 7 E. Steuben l..lbCl'ty St Phone 6 Phone 6 Bath New York Bath N Y 100 omplxments of Robert Rowan Servlce Statlon Bath Kanona Rd Phone PR 6 9l04 CC 99 Q . C - l - V Dry Goods - Hardware - Notions l ' ' . Sr. Q 54 ' . - - ' l ' wN Haverlinguist Photography Ill C V sl Phone 6 2335 Bath Congratulatlons Class of I955 Bates Market B A BATES Prop XVest Steuben Street Bath New York Congratulatlons Class of I95 5 Gerald F Stabel JEWELRY GIFTS Bath New York Bath F lre Corp Robert S Adams Preslclent Vlola R Klttle Vice Presxdent Warren R Abbey Secretary Treasurer 12 Shannon Bldg Phone 6 4211 Bath N Y Amoco Diner Famous for Home Cooked Food Gulf Servlce Station Phone 6 2941 24 hour service S 101 Congratulations To the SIICCIYS Class of 55 F lorlst Ernest Graham I5 E. Steuben St Peltz Bath N Y Attorney Phone 6 337' Babcock Theatre Bulldlng Q 1 a . . , . i . i , , l l l l . , . . I General Insurance , , . . , n . , ' I I i , . . n . , ,. l - , 0 a - N mNesmevWWcx-X VWMNWVWMNWNA NNNN, ,N N4 Mm Compllments of McDonnell s nn Smclalr Refmlng Co Mrs George H Ames South Avenue Phone 6 4042 Best XV1shes To the Class o 955 The Peck Company Compllm nts Modern Beauty Shop 20'Q Llberty St Arena Rhodes Prop Phone 6 3061 Best Wlshes Class of 1955 W W Babcock, Inc Delaware Avenue Bath New York Best Wlshes to the Gloslck Q Class of 55 Shear, Inc Vlfgll H Gledhlll Attorney Your Oldsmoblle Dealer Bath N Y 6 E Wllllam St Bath N Y Phone 6 3041 MERCURY AIRCRAFT INC Aircraft Technique m Industrial Products At the Cradle of Avlatlon HAMMONDSPORT, NEW YORK xAAAA mv ,fvsfvw-X 102 We ,,cA,VmNVmANvWNvvcVWNv,,e,V,V,,V,,,,,X ,, ,, 0 , f f fc e,,, X.WAeeMsese-,saws-cf. CHAN--M V 1 0 f 1 1 1 . . . . W Y ,, , W, ,, W 5,7 M7 V - - -- - f --W - - - ' ' 'YT' 'Hi n - - ' 1 ' e of 1 ' ' . 1 ' , 1 1 , . . 0 j 0 O C . 1 1 ' 1 - y I N . . . u - 1 , . . , l . . AA,wAAAA vw,xAAAAf N haf A-c-AafXA, ,N -ef afar , . ,. , --fx. mAAAAA,v Nxmxv'e -fc-Jw-.A BASTIAN BROS., CO. Designers and Producers of Exclusive Class Jewelry Genuine Engraved Commencement Announcements and Personal Cards Geo G Jacobs Expert Watch Repairing eweler and Diamond Merchant 22 Llberty St Phone PR 6 4l42 Bath N Y Bath Plumbing Supply Co l06 Lxberty St Phone 6 3374 Bath N Y WRITE FOR FREE EMBLEM CATALOG MR GEORGE D KILLIP P O BOX I70 ROCHESI ER NEW YORK Best Wlshes to the Class of Westmghouse Electrlc Corporatlon Electromc Tube Dlvlslon Bath New York Shirley s Bottled Gas Xvest qteuben St Bath N Y Compliments of lrst ln H0bbleS I8 W qteuben St Dral PR 6 4341 1955 kW T Grant Cor Known for Values lnvestlgate retaxlm as a career See the local manager 38 Llberty St Bath N Y Complxments of H opklns Dalry ,, -ee ,v.T--.e, ,E 7 . -,,,u, , , X ee, ,, W, ' I I O l . . . , . . . . U J ' D D 1 i . . 5 . Q , t 1 ' UF' ' l l p . ' an H - . , 1- ,.,7,,f-,WMAwx,NAmNNWMMAmcMMmM NMMAAMW 103 fvx Best Wishes to the Class of I 955 1 FROM - Our Professional Friends DENTISTS L Grover 209 Llberty Street Phone 6 3122 VV H Ness Shannon BulId1ng Bath Phone 6 3242 Frank E. Nlcklaus I I3 East Steuben Street Bath Phone 6 21 I6 Robert Helse I I 3 East Steuben Street Bath Phone 6 21 I6 Freeman Smith I I3 East Steuben Street Bath Phone 6 Zl I6 OPTOMETRIST Roble GTlSWOId 20 Roble Street Bath Phone 6 2797 ACCOUNTANT Wllllam C Conley II6IQ E Steuben Street Bath Phone 6 4521 VETERINARIANS R F VanGeIder I8 McMaster St Bath Phone 6 2325 THE BATH MEMORIAL HOSPITAL STAFF S Z Selleck V S Hlgby E P Smlth .I F Kenzxe A F Wahlxg S B Chapman Sanford D D Hutchings 104 J. . , ' , - J- , . V . V y A H I Cheney, Farrell Sl Cheney, I26 W. Washington BIvd., Bath, Phone 6-342I Dr. . . Dr. . . ' Dr. . . ' Dr. . . ' Dr. . . ' Dr. . . Dr. Dr. . . ' ,wsJAMMwAfvvv wAx.fx ,X X Vt X , . - .J -,V-t ,W ,'tfvvvt, wfxxfxvt,--x.,x, -XAJM-S-X il I