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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1958 volume:

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A. R. Essay . . . , . 73 Elmira College Key , , . 4 73 Speaking Contest . , . . . 73 Haverlinguist ...4... . . . 74-75 Top Ten .,....,,..,. 4 76 Senior Class Officers. . . , 77 Class Will . ..,..,. , 78 Class Prophecy ..., 4 79 Class History ..... . 80 Court of Beauty . , . , 81 Senior Activities ,.,, . . . 82-83 Class of 1958 . . . 84-96 Closing ,.,.4.., 97 x K 'BX ?'2'W '2VEE3 Y mn XYTFW 'W WSF' f nfxr XSL . lk, X w LQ' - ,-K TT v. ! L ' f f 5 ' Cff A'f 1 I , .4-ML, l R ,1i' , 4' . T ' , , ' X ' ' A 4- ' M f Lf, V --5' if ww , ze -9 1' ,L , f- 57x ,.f5 'fI '51R ,Ca r 1. ' y N A 4 'S' , 'mia - xg -ff ., Q fn :w'1L??fg'?:w!g,gng4f -L,,1Q .zsff-1.': a:5' '--sf? 71,2 4 i. 4 W' A-. ' 'Q ' . -x - X, fm- -- ,- .. f A i 54, . -WE-, f WF 5 . ' , ' . 11 V. ' , .. ,. 1 5 I 1 ,V .f I ., ', .5 fin- W? -,g.,:,u- - . - ...ww l -,dt -, , , .c fy 1' Y N. i '- ' ' J L' ,, ' fm: H ,V -rv , . 1 3 I X, . ,1,5.P.5, .- Aff V, P 4' . ' ' I' L 1 V ' , ,- Vs' p. . H ,fi MW ' . ,' , ' Wil . 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TABLE OF CONTENTS Fall Board of Education .... ,....... 3 Administration ..... 9-10 Faculty ........,.... 11-16 Maintenance Staffs 17-18 Student Council .,.. 19 Press Club ...... 20 Cheerleaders . . . 21 Football ...... 22-23 Class of 1963 ...., 24-25 Class of 1962 .,4.. ,,,,. . . . 26-27 Winter Senior Play .... ......,..,....,, .... 3 0 -31 Senior Ball ,...,.... .,.......... . . 32 Industrial Arts ........ . 33 National Honor Society .... . 34 Science Club ...,....... . 35 Announcers' Club ...... 35 Library Club ..,........,..... . 36 Thespian Club .......,.,......... . 37 Future Homemakers of America ..... 38 Future Teachers of America ..,.... 39 Future Nurses Club ........,... . 40 Girls Athletic Association. . . , 41 Wrestling ..4,.......A A... 4 2 Basketba l ......,... .,,. 4 3-45 Class of 1961 ..,. ..,, 4 6-47 Class of 1960 .... ............ ..,, 4 8 -49 Sprung junior Prom .....,.... , .......... , . , 52 Eighth Grade Dance ,.,, . . , . . A 53 French Club .,,.....,... 54 Latin Club .....,.....,... , 54 Future Farmers of America, . . . . 55 Art Club ,.......,,..... .... 5 6 Band .,.............. .... 5 7-60 Chorus ,.,. .... 6 1-62 Bowling ..... 1 . 63 Badminton .... . 63 Table Tennis .... . 63 Baseball ...... , 64 Tennis ....,.. . 65 Track ..,.,... 7 . 65 Class of 1959 ..,. ..,.,.....,.,. . . . 66-67 Summer Class Ballot . , . ..,......,,.,.,. , . , 70-71 Senior Trip ,... ........,a.... 7 . 72 Boys State .,...,., 73 D. A. R. Essay ...., 73 Elmira College Key. 73 Speaking Contest , . 73 Haverlinguist ..,,. 74-75 Top Ten ,....... . 76 Senior Class Ofiicers .... 77 Class Will ....... 78 Class Prophecy ..., 79 Class History ...., 80 Court of Beauty. . . 81 Senior Activities .. 82-83 Class of 1958 ,.., 84-96 Closing .....,4 97 L , 1 5' I THE QHAVERLINGUIST Nineteen Hundred Fifty-eight E. lllllllv l 9' X X Q! ' ' 1 . v . A W' ' fu - rfp SCHOOL BATH, aw., 151- Inv Foreword Time Hies, ,tis true. It has heen four years since we left the halls of oh new school It steintd to us than that four sears xx ould ncevc r pass tl impressive title ot Senior seemed an eternity in length of years. But now are the seniors, and those four years have gone altogether too quickly. Haverling and hegan to make our progress as the first freshman class of th ' vu XVe hope the Haverlinguist has heen ahle to recapture some of tl' activities which we have shared. The vearhook has heen divided into fol l sections - each one representing a season of the vear. Everv season has he something significant for all of us. Now these incidents are memories, hut 1 ineniories we hold them even more dear. HAVERLINGUIST STAFF Editor-in-Chief .A.,. Assistant Editor .. . Senior Editor. . . . . Business Manager. . . Advertising Manager Literary Editor. . . . Feature Editor ,..,, Art Editor ...,, . . . Photography Editor Sports Editor ,..,r Typists ..,rr..,. Senior Editor . .. Business Manager . Advertising Manager Literary Editor ..,, Feature Editor . . Art Editor . . Sports Editor Typist.. . Editor . . Associate Editor Senior Editor . . . Business Manager . Advertising Manager Literary Editor . , Feature Editor . Sports Editor . . Photography Editor Art Editor ...,. . Typists .rt, . . 1957-1958 Senior Staff' . , . .Billie Lou Smith . . . .Donna Tears . . . .Alex MaCill . . . .Robert Adams . . . . .james Fagan . . . . . .Tillie Miale . . . .Louise Kammire . . . .Nancy Wheaton . . . . . . . .Norman Barrett ..............GaryFinkle . . . . .JoAnn Biehl, Betty Ball Associate Sta MU' Junior Staj' . . . . .Mary Faucett . . . . .David Shirley . . . .Clifford Morse . . .Sue Roberts . . . . .Diane Brown . . .Margo Tovvner , . . .Edgar Sanford . . . . . Marcia Hawk . . . . . Robert Hawk , . . . .Kitty Byniker . . . .Sharon Squires . . . .Mike French . . . . . .jim Marlatt , . . . . . Larene Nichols . . . . Kathleen Daulton . . . .Dick Seybolt . ......... Gary Taylor ........,..,Lindajessup Joan Mann, Pat Peacock Dedication ! , Y V V No matter what the time of year, students of Haverling have learned that they may turn to our King of the Seasons as individuals or as a class. We realize that he has truly supported the Class of '58 in all of its projects and has helped us to make the best of our problems. Many are the hours that he has devoted to explaining the complexities of mathematics until we finally saw the alight. We remember with gratitude his part in enabling us to attain our goals as seniors. With a deep sense of obligation, we, the Class of 1958, wish to dedicate the Haverlinguist to our class advisor, teacher and friend, Mr. Wilson. pf-wa' 'I 'M cv 1 'f 2 Q5 5 j?J'1?' Nyf - 1 . .lf-02:51 5 s :O .2 Q g,, fob f.: , A 'fffq Q Summa Q 0 Q in: -1'-may I '. ' ' ' xf, .fx , M 4 i ,N ' mw- , -' K' :N Lx! slung? FQ . I., -ml' 4' kt Q ne? N4. .f 5 r Nl., if X - H ,4 s- 1 2' , 5953 A . 5' Q 'ZfX r X ,H tit! F 'U' I s?,w a my 1 Q km I , .-' l, ' a xx- 1 N 5 I ? ' V 0 x x I N 1 I ,H ' 4 '41 za fl 3 v 'x ,X xs. 1 . r . if .6 ' x O AQ, Q' 9 , 7 x ,K ' N' s A .r z , O I I X .-5. I '. -.. X Q ,N F1 l..b 11 1 ' XJV' MR. Ros President MR. AUSTIN MR. SLINEY DR. NICKLAUS Board of Education Though the seasons change, the work of maintaining the educa- tion of the children in the school district still has to go on. The Board of Education serves the community in many numerous ways, such as: approving the curriculum for the students, hiring the best teachers available, and providing facilities for instruction. These are just a few examples, but they give you an idea of the tremendous amount of work they do for us. The Class of 1958 offers its thanks for all the Board of Education has done to make life at Haverling the real pleasure that it has been and for the opportunity to secure an education. Mas. KIFF Mus. HAWK MR. FAY YJ. 1? Mns. HILLE, Treasurer Mn. CLEDHILL, Attorney MRS. OHMSBY, Clerk Administration To THE CLASS OF 1958: Once more I have been given the privilege of writing a few words to e recorded in the Haverlinguist. I consider this a great honor and wish to ex ress my appreciation to the Haverllinguist staff and to the Senior Class as a whole. First of all, may I offer heartiest congratulations to every member of the Senior Class. In a few weeks you will be graduating from Haver- ing to enter various walks of life. Without doubt this will be one of the proudest moments in each of your lives, and your arents and teachers will be equafljy proud of you. It has been my privilege to ob- serve most of you seniors from the time tion entered kindergarten. During is time I have seen you grow and develop into young men and women. I have seen you in the classrooms and in the corridors, on the basketball court and the foot- ball field, in the vocal and instru- mental music organizations, and in the senior play and speaking con- tests. In short, I have had a ring- P Mr. Wightman, Superintendent of Schools side seat at all of your school activities, and in my jud - ment the Class of 1958 can boast of as much talent in :Sl fields of endeavor as an class ever to have graduated from Haverling. My fervent hope is that all of you will continue to develop these talents in the years to come. Again may I congratulate each of you, and say that it has been a real privilege to have been associated with you during your elementary and high school days. We are in- deed proud of you, and may you always so conduct your- selves that this pride will increase rather than diminish in the years that lie ahead. The very best of luck and a full and enjoyable life to all of you. VERNON E. WIGHTMAN Ladies of the General Office Through the four seasons these noble women enhance the general office with their atmosphere of cheerfulness and efficiency. The school would be at a loss without these right hand menu to carry out the generalities. Mrs. Sprague, Mrs. Hilleg Mrs. Gleason, Mrs. Ormsby MR. LYON Principal, Elementary School Haverling is eager to prepare its students for a normal, well- adjusted life as well as to help them choose their futures wisely. This couldnit have been accom- plished without the guidance of Mr. Lyon in our early years in the Elementary School. A. :uri MR. NA . Principal, jr.-Sr, High S i ol Tl11'ol1gl+tl1e,e.fI.o1ats'6 our prin cipal, our school has become a better, safer, and more pleasant place in which to learn. He has diligently worked for the better- ment of our new school, and to make us proud of belonging to Haverling. His cherished yell, 'KLet,s go Haverlingf, will lead us to more important things in our future. v MR. ROCK Vice-Principal and Transportation Supervisor Neither hail, rain, sleet or snow shall stop our buses from carrying out their duties . . . well, almost nothing. Our quick-witted, smil- ing-faced vice-principal, Howard Rock sees to this. His three-fold job as vice-principal, director of transportation and Business in- structor has been successfully ac- complished through his untiring stamina and perseverance. As our yearbook advisor, he in-- sured the success of our publica- tion. Kfmoi. ANDERS junior Iligli Ifnglisli IU! Faeult of the High chool Fall, winter, spring, or summer- no matter what season, time, or day, you, our high school teachers, have always been there when we needed you the most. Your task was not an easy one by any means. It called for a varied number of virtues, patience being foremost. VVe thank you for instilling within us a desire to learn, and we know that the lessons learned in courtesy will be of immeasurable use throughout our lives. Through many phases and fads, you have watched us grow up and now we want to thank you for your undying efforts in preparing that you have provided us with now the rest is up to u . for the adult world. YVe realize fully well t background for success and that 'Um' Pliysicrll EKIIICIIHOII I311.s'lcf'tlmll, Assistant Fooflmll DONALD BIQCK ROLAND BENTLEY 1f'u,txfpi.gg B101 K Social Stiulies 9 Vocal Music Plzxsiccil Erluczlllon I. LW all - f g' xIELVlN Bu.-mis HOB.-XCIC BURRINGTON BL.'xNc'in-: C xi uox lligli Svliool Sc'if'i1Cr' Iliglz SCll0f7lSCll'I1C'l' Kar ik 4 gawk XVILLIAKI AxTi-:LL Haiim' BANIL junior Iligli Q01 ml Sfuclirfs mill .llfllfIIlN1lllllS bww JOSEPH CHEPLICK CLESSON COOK ROY DUBOIS I unior High Social Studies Guidance Director American History . Bi K f J iff I ELIZABETH FINNERTY MARY ELIZABETH GAISS 'KK 'N-Y BARBARA GUNTHER Commercial Science 7 , ' Home Economics 3 wdeqk, CARLOS GUTIFRRFZ THOMAS HALTON GLENN HAMILTON English 9 High School Math Industrial Arts my Ai I . MARY ANNA HELM fx Vocal Music ,Y X Q N4 1 YN X Y l x- 1' h x.. HOFFMAN MARY HOFFMAN of Music High School English LLOYD LEACH RUTH MIAGXLL KATHERINE MARLATT Industrial Arts Librarian X High School English Iwi ' Q., f- IW I N I . L015 PAULSEN CATHERINE REED junior High Math lUfli0f Hifxh 306701 Studios and Iirlglisll O JAY? 1.100 TIIVELLA RICE ARTHUR RITCHKO SUE ANN RITCHKO Commercial Athletic Director Home Economics N . HEIIBERT RUECC E. RUTH K. SAGER PATRICIA SHINE!! W'orlcl History Art Physical Erlucaiion 4 l s L If, MW MARY SLINEY IRVEN SpEAR junior High English junior High Science since CLARTCE SPENCER Languages EUGENE TRANT I Ruth Tate H Vocational and Hlgh School Eflghsh General Agriculture MERLE WALLACE Driver Education and Visual Aids ROBERT NVALLACE MABEL WATSON Junior High junior High Math Special Class BERNARD WILSON High School Math, Dir. of Adult Ed., Faculty Mgr. of Ath if BERNICE MELNYK MARIAN PITCHER Secretary to jr.-Sr. Secretary to High School Principal Guidance Director we Faculty of the Elementary School VVe'll never forget the Autumn of 1945. It was the year we entered kindergarten and marked our first big step toward graduation. Although we Seniors are no longer as dependent on you as we were when that shoe wonldnlt budge, we want you to know MHS. CRANDALL-Retiring Iune 1958 NELSON BOND, Supervisor 'l WL W X that we shall ever hold a tender spot in our hearts for you, our first teachers, who played such a major role in the development of our characters. Through your constant endeavors and untiring patience, you gently but firmly, set us on our own feet to walk our own paths in the fast-moving world. For all this and countless mem- ories, we thank you. . A HW. First row: Mr. Van Ostrandg Mrs. Iohnsong Mrs. Panghurng Mrs. Lanphearg Mrs. Ellisong M1'. Ralg. Second row: Mrs. Northg Mr. Meyerg Mrs. Stellerg Mrs. XVamboldg Miss Dudleyg Mr. Quinn. Mrs. Phillipsg Mrs. Second row: Miss Chapelle VVulikcg Mrs. Miss Mrs. Minichellog Mrs First row: Mrs. row: Miss Smithg Mrs. Miss Stewartg Mrs. OI'dh'lTl'l Mrs. Cohug Mrs Lal V Miss Pwrker- Mrs Miss Mrs. XValluc-cg Mrs. Bards-eng Miss Stewurtg Mrs. Hcudg Mrs. Leuc-lig Mrs. Hubbard. Sr'f'0nrI row: Mrs. Burusg Miss Cerychg Mrs. Bramamg Mrs. Smithg Mrs. Slmvcix Mrs Sprukcrg Mrs. johnsong Mrs. XVilkesq Mrs. Crandullg Mrs. Arnburgg Mr. Bottoni. Bicnrn.-x IONICS Esrm-:R COCHRAN Mus. Sum T9 KIIPIIJIIII Xvfigllf District Sr'c'rr't11r'y fo Prznczpnl 5 Staff '-ty. ff 'SP NV. Claysong C. Barrettg R. Rugerg I. Zawrotnyg R. XVilcoxg C. Baileyg C. Cransg E. Townerg D. Castleg D. Earleyg K. Loseyg D. XVheatong XV. Fleetg H. vonHagng C. Musser. Through wind, sleet, snow, and hail our bus drivers are on the joh. This has been particularly evident during the past winter season. Whether transporting stu- dents to a fall football game or taking them home on a snowy winter day, Haverling's bus driv- ers are certainly worthy of the gratitude of each student. Kinney, R.g Losey, K.g VVheaton, D.g vonHagn, H. The tasks of the custodians are manyg they range from opening the jammed locker of a careless student to engaging in the daily duties of keeping the school huilding clean. During the past seasons we have hecn given rea- son to thank the faithful workers for their many aids which have greatly facilitated our school lives. Baxter, A.g Magee, F.g Marlatt, C.g T. McMahon I7 Cafeteria Staff Cider for Halloween, turkey for Thanks- giving, and candy hearts for Valentine's Day are only a few of the extra touchesv added by the Haverling cafeteria staff as it busily prepares tasty meals for Haverling students. Whatever the season, we can be assured of good food, thanks to these diligent workers who make our cafeteria the pleasant place it is. Donor!-:Y CARSON Manager of Cafeteria HIGH SCHOOL CAFETERIA First row: I. Ormsbyg E. Mancinig P. Stuartg A. Walkerg M. Cuffney. Second row: A. Wheatong R. Hallg B. Austing C. Austing F. VonHagn. Third row: M. Wintersg S. Hallg F. Swang R. Farnsworthg I. Alvermanng P. Sinack. 5 if 1 33. W ,, a m- W.-si. . .. .,., 4 . . .ef . . a . '--ri ' - . . I . ' rrif 1. 2 A . . ,. A A A .,- . 1. ..s.l A Q 1 ffli i.i,. 'T E- f .. fc, W, . .., 5,1 . ,, Mgt.. Y L, 9 .W '. h -if -,I '-'--' 1 A 1 Sify 1' - i , .. .. , 1 'F . ELEMENTARY CAFETERIA First row: V. Cardinerg M. Hojnoskig C. Loperg B. Fleetg F. Genthes H. Wilson. MRS- HAROLD VON HAGN Second row: E. Wesselsg H. Ackennang B. Marshg E. Kinneyg D Laundry Cochrang M. Tockg D. Squiresg T. Yatesg M. Hopseker. 18 Student Council REPRESENTATIVES - First row: A. Ciacomini, G. Finkle, K. Ryniker, M. Towner, C. Taylor, A. MaCill, L. Kammire, D. Coons. Second row: B. Fitzwater, C. Rosenberg, K. Palmer, M. McMahon, B. Wilson, L. Snyder, H. Cooke, S. Howell, M. Hawk, B. L. Smith, I. Smith. Third row: P. Dickson, D. Brown, N. VVheaton, I. Mowchan, N. Barrett, D. Scybolt, B. Hawk, R. Adams, K. Shoemaker, B. Ball, J. Yedinak, M. Faucett, D. Tears. Colorful, conniving, but crucial, are the right adjectives to describe student Council's annual presidency campaign. Looking like a ticker-tape procession in New York City, the campaign parade monopolized the fall lime- light. After a series of vote-getting activities, rancging from corn roasts to snake dances, the stu ent body elected Margo Towner, presi- dent and Cary Taylor, vice-president to be assisted by Alex MaCill, treasurer, and Kitty ,lane Rvniker, secretary. Whether it was granting permission for a bake sale or ably assisting in the attractive hall window display, Student Council stood as the student bodyis own governing faction and representative of their ideas. B. Hawk: B. Ball, M. Hawk, j. Mowchan I. Yedinakg A, MaCill, M. Towner. ALTERNATES - First row: I. Yedinak, I. Yedinakg H. Derrick, S. Severance, I. Christie, ' I. Cooper: ROCK Second row: D. Shirley, D. Turney, F. Fcdder, S. Nichols, B. Habbcrficld, P. Mann, D. Norcross, B. Stabcl, T. Lcncicki. Press Club First row: M. VanSkiverg J. Haleyg E. Haffg I. Biehlg D. Tearsg K. Rynikerg L. Watson' M. Mialeg I. Yedinakg I. Cleasong L. Nichols. Second row: Mrs. Riceg B. L. Smithg C. Cerowg M. Faucettg C. Browng B. Mialeg M. NVes- terveltg L. Snyderg B. Spragueg B. Dennisg B. Alvermang I. Wilsong S. Nicholsg L. Kenzie. Third row: M. Maysg N. Barrettg I. Batlang K. Baronasg G. Taylorg K. Knappg W. Easter- brookg C. Swiftg K. Reedg D. Norcrossg S. Mowchang S. Enscoe. 1 XVinter, spring, and fall the Press Club members are always on the ball striving to make each issue of the High Spots tops',. This year the paper has had exceptionally good articles and has shown good mimeographing. The use of green ink on the St. Patrick,s issue cover gave a very striking effect of an Irish world. This organization received again this year the honor of placing Hrst in County competition in the mime- ograph section of school papers at Rochester. Reporters attended conference at Syracuse and Rochester this year to represent Haverling and to participate in discus- sions on ways of improving school publications in the future. Mrs. Riceg 1. Biehl i C. Cerowg M. Mialeg Biehlg C. Browng I. Haley C. Browng L. Watson Cheerleaders VARSITY CHEERLEADERS - First row: N. Ccrlmrtg M. Huwkg R. Stubcl. Second row: D. Browng Mowchung S. Squircsg S. Dicksong D. Manning. wi. I. V. CHEERLEADERS -- First row: K. Rcedg K. Klineg B. Fitzwaterg C. Roscnburg Second row: S. Mowchang P. Berhannong V. Snyderg I. Wilson. S' , 5 3451? in il Q Q 5 1 49 agan C fggigz QM ,P--ni? E. saniofakiiinr 5, -' Wg, Q .. - 1 115: .V N.fQi.,:y.1.- 2 .N . fa .I Q I 5 33 'X A', L Qifi D. Laggis LHB Q L5 C. Orcutt LE 4 have played their last game for Haverling First row: I. Hunter, H. Veit, E. Sanford, I. Fagan, Finkle, D. Laggis, L. Bennett, S. Repass, R. Burns, D. Shirley, C. Orcutt. Second row: I. Dickson, R. Dawson, A. Burns, T. Sliney, T. Hunter, L. Abbott, E. Horner, 1. Swift, L. Longwell. Third row: D. Cray, I. Crocker, D. Brush, D. Kropp, P. Dickson, L. Squires, F. Brun- dage, B. Williams, D. Brush, R. Deegan. Fourth row: F. Gerow, T. Robinson, C. Thurston, K. Wheaton, VV. Brownell, H. Bark- ley, D. Sprague, M. Healy, 1. Turner, R. Sprague. Fifth TOIUJ Mr. Ruegg, Mr. Cheplick, assistant coaches, S. Adamowicz, C. Healy, M. French, managers, Coach Ritchko. PENN YAN - The Penn Yan game was featured by the running of Laggis, Repass, Dawson, and the pass- ing of Finkle. Fullback Larry Bennett was hurt on the first play of the game and did not see action again until the Lakemont game. Orcutt and Repass scored the touchdowns, both coming on running plays. PAINTED POST - The animal jug game was played in two inches of snow. Haverling scored first and it looked like the Rams had the game in the bag. But a ufluken pass that went for a TD and an inter- cepted pass that went for another TD completely dazed the Rams. The Ramblers had to work hard for their two TD's, while it seemed that every time the Post offense bogged down, they received a break. This was the one year when Haverling had the better team. but it was to no avail. A great deal of credit should be given to the Ram's forward wall which blocked and tackled fiercely all season. Bob Burns, Clenn Orcutt, jim Fagan, Iohn Hunter, Dave Shirley, Ed Sanford, and Howie Veit were the starting line for the Rams dur- ing the season. Danny Laggis proved to be one of the best backs in Haverling's football history. Haver- ling also had one of the the best quarterbacks in the county. Cary Finkle. Finkle's outstanding passing ability proved very helpful to the Rams all during the season. In all, the Rams had a very good season even if they did not bring the jug back to the Halls of Haverling. The team and Coach Ritchko deserve a great deal of credit. The team had the one thing that is needed to be outstanding in football, and plenty to spare - desire. First row: D. Monohan, F. Clark, R. Brown, J. Fullmer, F. Morrell, I. Callear, D. Faulkner, C. Gleason, D. Ackerson, F. Hannon, P. Fagan. Second row: B. johnson I. Garlington, D. Craig, F. Finnerty, R. Rice, G. Waldo, B. Steele, M. Curtiss, F. Failing, R. Dawson, M. Enderly. Third row: J. Dygert, J. Fullmer, S. Rappaport, T. Finkle, P. NVatson, G. Sprague, D. Dawson, B. Fleet, T. Storm. Fourth row: C. Temple, D. Fowler, D. Collings, D. Hunter, I. Wojcik, I. Walters, C. Jessup. 24- Class of '63 VW? sill' .fi Seventh grade officers elected in September 1957. The Hope of the future, our seventh graders, have shown re- markable adaptation to Iunior High life. Their activities have been limited, but their scho- lastic achievements have made us upper classmen wonder where we have gone astray. D. Narby, president, P. Nelson, vice president, B. Miale, secretary, D. Noce, treasurer, D. Coon, Student Council Rep., I. Rock, Alternate Student Council Hep., M. Mays, High Spots reporter. I , : . - . .- 4 is i' 1 ' 1'i 3 ' ' s ,...., ,e il x 1 .i-is X -A ' 1 , . -r ' milk . ,iii ,, b . .iti ' I , is 'rat' f ,af 'lst' -nw? H. ,.i ' 1 Q' ' .,...-- ,I B f tw 5 Q51 1. - ' f. A ' -We . I iii Qi: 2 V S , I I I I A I.,.xI . 9 4 A L Q W - I T . - Q , L .Sf T f ,ii-V: ' I . v ' Y ,,1 7 A 25? U VF E X5 ggi' Sq . 1 i 4 emggffn Ackley, C., Ames, D., Angel, S., Baker, I., Bates, P., Berg, C., Berg, K., Berg, W., Betty, R. Beyea, W., Bogart, I., Bogle, F., Brewer, C., Brewer, E., Brown, B., Brown, R., Bunn, M., Burton, I. Bush, D., Callear, I., Card, V., Carr, D., Casten, K., Chalmers, D., Christie, M., Clark, I., Clark, S. Cochran, S., Collins, D., Conklin, R., Conley, S., Cook, M., Coon, B., Coon, D., Covell, B., Covell, P. Cragg, D., Curtis, M., Daley, L., Davidson, B., Dawson, D., Dawson, R., DeKay, I., DeKay, P., Delio, R. Deming, L., Dickinson, D.: Dill, R., Dugo, N., Duquette, M., Dygert, I., Eade, S., Eaton, E., Eldredge, R. Empey, I., Englert, D., Fa- gan, P., Faulkner, D., Fen- ton, H., Finkle, T., Finney, K., French C., Fuller, I. Class of '63 1 -ef r vau- w rf, Q H' -fa W us . Q. , Ear.. ,:- 1 1.7 .i ,. ,. S wa. Y J' ' , L ri. Rh .V A I K . 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McNeeley R., Meacham, C., Meacham: D., Melnyk, S. Miale, B., Miller, C., Miller, D., Miller, K., Morris, L., Morse, D., Morse, M., Mosher, R., Muck, C. Nadler, L., Narby, D., Nel- son, P., Noce, D., North, S., O'Connor, F., Parulski, D., Perkins, 1., Peterson, C. Peters, T., Pierson, 1., Rezel- man, K., Rhodes, M., Rich- ardson, C., Rine, T., Robin- son, L., Rock, 1., Rosenburgh M. Russell, E., Ryersbach, P. Seyholt, P., Shader, B., Shaut B., Sheehan, D., Shults, 1. Silliman, 1., Silsbee, M. Smith, E., Stewart, 1., Ste- wart, K., Stewart, L., Stopka M., Storm, L., Talbot, M. VanEtten, R., VanScoter, M VanZile, D., Voorhees, M. VVager, 1., Walden, B., Wal- den, 1., Walls, N., Walters 1., Walters, S., XVatson, L. Watson, P., Wenban, C. Werner, E., WVestervelt, 1. Whitehead, D., NVintle, S. Winters, S., Works, 1., Yates R. 1 J 1 Class of '62 MICHAEL ENDERLY DAVID FRENCH MARY MCMAHON ROBERT RUMSEY President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer The success of the annual eighth grade dance was due to the unusual enthusiasm of these high school veterans of a year. A bake sale also helped put them well on their way to their long-to-be- anticipated trip to Washington. Next fall, while wistfully looking back on their eighth grade year, they will begin their last four years with their main goal hopefully set at being Big Seniorsn. Ackerson, R., Adams, P., Angel, L. Atwood, E., Baronas, K., Bartz, A. Bates, L. Bates, R., Batlan, I., Beers, R., Ben nett, N., Billings, R., Bradley, B. Brown, Chissom, P. Clark, B., Clark, F., Clark, L., Clark R., Cobb, M., Cohn, S., Cook, D. Coon, T., Cranmer, E., Crooks, I. Divens, K., Dobbins, L., Dugo, I. Dusenbery, C. Dyer, L., Englert, L., Failing, F. Faulkner, A., Fedder, F., Finnerty, F. Fleet, B. Frawley, C., Galpin, C., Cerych, M. Geyer, L., Closick, I., Closick, P. Graves, L. Brown, M., Brownell, W., Brush, K. Bunn, G., Burleson, C., Casey, B. fiivfggi , ffgjgiftw-,: ffmg,i,f? t,fQ , ,i,i.izsi:fr1r2, if X --- H W - A it, - 1 2 W an 1 -' 592.-,lg ,,,fi,.-1-,N ,,.'wif?i,,54.-'-righ , yoga-.' i - -, 'y .- . ' K t f V4 fl of f :fev.:fw2ri -4 V i i -A A r - , L, -' , - ,1 -- Q .. ,J 5 1' -:- figstflgwif-1' fn- x- .iffy K7 k,f,k'Eg, rE kg L I fi' .l f f,Qetf':::Qijgr:'v-- f1 '1Q5gg.gjA-fg4QT': ,x fgfffi I King Winter sets the scvnc where stands the Class of 1958. Now that XVinter walks thc land, we find ourselves engrossed in a new season. The succcss of our production Annie Cot Your Clllllfitllt? excitement of our liasketlmll games, our very own Senior Ball, and thc never-circling fall of snow, wraps us in the magic of Winter, Annie Get Your Gun M. Hawk, I. Yedinakg N. Harvey, A. Katner humble thanks to our beloved di- rector, Mrs. Tate. As if by magic she transformed words on a printed page into realistic, lively characters. We, as a class, will always remem- ber the long rehearsals, the laugh- provoking sight of our classmates' faces covered with make-up, the costumes we begged from our neighbors, and opening night with F. Eade, V. Shultsg N. Crocker, I. Haley, K. Ketchg B. L. Smith The play Annie Get Your Gun, presented by the class of '58, will long be remembered with delight by all those who helped to make it the great success that it was. This became truly a class project with everybody lending his or her hand to carry on a Haverling tradition. We offer our sincere gratitude and B. Laneg N. Ritter the sight of all those people. As in any play music plays an important part in its success and so it was with ours. Songs from the original play were ably sung by Sue Roberts and jerry Cooper. The experience of our class play will never be for- gotten. Our thanks to each and every one who lent us a helping hand and especially to Mrs. Tate. First row: G. Gerowg J. Yedinakg A. Katnerg N. Harveyg L. Watsong N. Ritterg M. Angelg D. Browng R. Adams. Second row: D. Shirleyg I. Burdickg F. Eadeg H. Peckg 1. Cooperg M. Hawkg L. Abbottg M. Townerg M. VanSkiver5 E. Davisg B. Dicksong N. Reynolds. Third row: A. Brisudag H. Derrickg N. Crockerg I. Biehlg N. Haleyg T. Mialeg D. Tearsg E. Haifg E. Whiteheadg IL Fagang A. MaGillg B. Smithg A. Morseg K. Ketchg C. Browng M. Faucettg A. Ribbleg L. Kammireg R. Parker. Fourth row: A. Shautg M. Wintersg V. Shultsg G. Narbyg B. Fullmerg B. Laneg 1. Gleason B. Ballg E. Sanford. Cast INDIANS Frank ...... .........,..,,...,.. A lex MaGill ggggelxgirrierow Annie .. .... .... ........ M a rcia Hawk L d Watson Mary .............. ..,..... K arol Ketch Me a A 1 Mrs. Porter ........ ....... I oAnn Biehl ary nge jane .............,... ..,... A lice Morse Little jake ............ ........... A lan Katner Tommy ................ ................. D ick Parker CQWGIRLS Mrs. Yellowfoot ......... - Little Girl. ..................... ,u-.---Nancy Ritter Billie Lou Smith Charles Davenport .......... Ed Whitehead Mac ...................................... john Burdick Foster Wilson . .... .......... Harold Peck Dolly Tate .... C Mary Faucett Winnie Tate .. ..... Louise Kammire Jessie .... .......... Minnie ...........o...o june Yedinak -,----,--.Nancy Harvey Buffalo Bill. .......... .......... I ames Fagan Pawnee Bill. ......................... Dave Shirley Sitting Bull . ........................,... Lee Abbott Mrs. Schuyler Adams ..... Carolee Brown Conductor .................... Norman Reynolds George .......................... Norman Reynolds F ootman .............. ................ F red Eade Indian Dancer. ...,.... ........ D iane Brown Walter ............. - .... ......... I erry Cooper Margo Towner Edonna Davis Mary Lou Van Skiver HOTEL GUESTS Norine Crocker Helen Derrick Juanita Haley Amy Lou Ribble Edna Hail Donna Tears Clifford Morse Bob Dickson Tilly Miale Anna Brisuda S. Roberts and I. Cooper accom panied by Mr. Bentley. Heavenly Royalty Satellite-Cary Finkle Man In The Moon-Clifford Morse Shining Star-Nancy NVheaton Satellite-dLo11ise Kammire I,et's Sit This One Ollfv 1sn't Ileriuen Nice? A. Katnerg N. Crockerg R. Adamsg M. Townerg B. Clarlig M. Angel. Dancing On The Clouds P. Stnartg S. Squiresg 1. Cooperg I. Fagang 1. Alvermanng D. Tearsg A. MaCillg B. L. Smith. Christmas Holiday in Heaveni' Senior Ball December 27 1957 From out of the cold into a pine forest in heaven. Sounds different? It was different. XVe seniors gazed with wonder at our accomplishment. XVe made our gym into heaven. Everyone was on clouds as they danced to the music of the Band of Angelsv. Everything fitted in perfectly from the theme which Was, K'Christmas Holiday in Heavenfi to the lovely girls in Heecy gowns of angel hair and their uangelsn. VVho ever dreamed heaven would smell like pine? Our heaven did. The bright spot of the evening was the crowning of the i'Man in the Moonf, Cliff Morse, and the 'iShining Starf Nancy XVhea- ton. They were joined hy the Satellites,', Gary Finkle and Louise Kammire. Mr. Hamilton explains the ac- tions of a certain machine. Does it really Work?,' With the necessary machines and skillful hands, the boys in the Industrial Arts department experienced the feeling of cre- ating something. Many lessons of safety and know-how were learned this year to use in the years to come. at right: Mr. Leachg B. Howellg R. Monohan. Industrial Arts at left: B. Fleetg I. Williamsg I. Crooksg F. Hannang Mr. Hamiltong D. French. L. Cleasong P. Townsendg D. Kropp Mr. Leach tells the boys just exactly how to put this instru- ment to make that groove. at left: T. Beckmang L. Cleasong B. Conleyg Mr. Leachg P. Townsendg D. Kropp. -. National Honor Society First row: E. Sanfordg L. Kammireg D. Tearsg K. Ketchg I. Biehlg M. Hawkg M. Faucettg D. Browng I. Burdick. Second row: Mrs. MaCillg Mrs. Riceg Mrs. Marlattg B. L. Smithg S. Squiresg B. Hawkg I. Marlattg A. MaCillg K. Daultong K. Rynikerg G. Taylorg L. Nicholsg I. Madseng Mr. Wightmang Mr. Nadeau. The object of this society is to 5 f i create an enthusiasm for scholar- . ship, to stimulate a desire to render A ':'i' ltz- ' service, to promote worthy leader- ship and to encourage the develop- 3 ment of character in pupils of gpm Q Haverling. N p 'S Last spring the Honor Society - elected the following ofhcersx Io it Ann Biehl, Presidentg Karol Ketch, ' Vice-Presidentg Marcia Hawk, Sec- retaryg Mrs. Katherine Marlatt, M. Hawkg QI. Bichlg B. L. Smith Treasurerg Donna Tears, Student Council Representativeg Billie Lou Smith, Alternate Student Council Representative and Mary Faucett, High Spots Reporter. Again this year the Society sold Christmas wrapping paper, con- tinued their Lost and Found De- partment, and conducted their an- nual assembly for the induction of new members. L. Nicholsg K. Ketchg S. Squires 34 Announeers, Club , g - ... ,yy - . - '12 5 . ff.. First row: K. Shoemakerg T. Mialeg S. Robertsg T. Ryersbachg E. Davis. Second row: B. Kastnerg B. L. Smithg D. Tearsg I. Mack, B. Casteng Mrs. Hoffman. Science Club Mr. Burringtong B. Alvermanng H. Cookeg O. Schnipelskig S. Nicholsg C. Taylorg S. Adamowiczg A. Stampg R. Austing I. Hewlettg j. Eadeg I. Burdickg D. Tunevg Mr. Brace. Library Club First row: S. Severance, T. Ciacomini, I. Christie, L. Kammire, S. Bogart, A. Brisudag T. Lencicki, A. Ciacominig E. Warner, J. Wilson. Second row: L. Crocker: N. Crocker, M. Lap , K. Evans, I. Snyder, B. Casteng I. Biehlg D. Ames, M. Faucettg K. Finkleg W. Easterlirookg I. VanCelderg B. Barang B. Mialeg Mrs. MaCill. Fall, winter and spring, the members of Library Club are on hand to help the students find ref- erence material, books, and pic- tures. Attractive bulletin boards are prepared and books are kept in good condition. Besides the usual dance and sup- per meetings, the club, with the cooperation of the Art Department, has designed a memorial book plate and book jackets that will be an added attraction to our library next year. The smiling faces of these girls are a definite addition to the li- brary. Seated: J. Biehlg M. Lapp, T. Lencicki Standing: M. Faucett, L. Kammireg K Evans, B. Barang S. Nichols I. Van Gelder. Officers: I. Biehlg N. Crocker, B Casteng A. Ciacominig D. Ames: I Wilson. National Thespian Club N. Barrett, D. Tears, Mrs. Tate, M. Hawk, K. Ketch, B. L. Smith, A. MaCill, L. Kammire, D. Brown. Under the direction of Mrs. Tate, our Thespian Club this year became a reality. Upon organizing we were greatly surprised at our munber. Our Good-night, Pleasen was enjoyed by all in an assembly program and our public performance of four one-act plays was very successful. The eight charter members aptly led the Haverling Troup through a series of work- shops. Everyone gained much knowledge of the theater including such things as make-up, staging, and costuming. The Thespian Club, although the infant of H.C.S. activities, looks forward to many successful seasons. I I want a bed in my kitchenfuj H. Cook, I. Shults, B. Dennis, H. Bradley. 1.30 au Senior Future Homemakers of America First row: B. Habberfieldg S. Enscoeg N. Harveyg J. Huleyg B. Fullmerg M. LLIRIICQ II. Derrick. Svcmzd row: V. Ackersong P. Blukenshipg 1. Bichlg C. Browng B. Lameg M. Towm-rg N. johnsong M. Hillg M. Ferrisg B. Crooks. Third row: D. BICCIYIIIIQ B. Covellg E. Piazzag A. Hubbzlrdg E. Hezllyg B. Ormsbyg S. jewel. B. Isnmamg R. Peucoc-kg S. Houd. Junior Future Homemakers of America First row: M. Cobbg E. Crunmerg M. McMahong S. Kroppg L.. Snyder. M. VVesterveltg P. ML-Kilmlnem R. Spragueg L. VVuts0n. Second row: C. Pctcrsong K. Casteng L. VViseg K. Finneyg B. XVilsor1g M. Duquetteg B, Browng M. Beyuolclsg Miss Cuutherg M. Cookeg C. jussuume. Future Teachers of America First roir: P. Manng B. Laneg XV. Easterbrookg B. Frenchg I. Mad- sen: K. Kctchg B. Smithg ml. Cooperg D. Tears. Sccomi roir: K. llecdg M. Manganog S. XVardg B. Casteng C. vonliagang K. Bynikerg B. Crceng Cleasong S. Hopsekerg C. Stil- wellg M. Faucettg N. Iohnsong L. XVatsong Mrs. Finnertyg C. Townerg IC. Davisg M. Hawkg C. Bosenburg. Tutoring, teaching, correcting papers, Hling . . . Countless of the more routine tasks are done by the eager members of the Future Teachers, Club. These stu- dents, striving for a deeper knowledge of the teaching profession and anticipating such a career in the future, aid the teachers in these countless ways, and in so doing, gain inuch in the Way of experience and interest. Under the superb guidance of Mrs. Finnerty, faculty advisor, the members are assigned to various teachers to work during free time throughout the school year. Money making projects, banquets, trips to the state university teachers colleges -all have places on the busy agenda of this or- ganization. In what better ways could a student gain in- sight into her chosen vocation? B. Casteng Mr. and Mrs. T. Slincy D. Tearsg Mrs. Finnertyg M. Hawkg E. Davis M. Fauccttg Miss Chapelle Future Nurses Club First row: D. Norcrossg S.XV1rd P Hirrison K Fmkle G Pulos A Grosfelt B Spicer Miss Capron. Second row: T. Lencicki M Hold M Hill S Mutin C Schwmgel P Peicock B. Ballg K. Rynikerg N. HLlIV6y Third row: V. Nobleg P. Smack Our future angels of mercy have been busy this year. They visited St. Ioseplfs School of Nursing in Elmira to take a peek at the school. Their good deeds of the year include working at the hospital for their letters, and taking gifts to the childrenis ward in the hos- pital during Christmas time. Some of the Senior members have been accepted at various nursing schools in New York State and are looking forward to nursing careers. Girls' Athletic Association G, B. Fitzwaterg K. Klineg C. Rosenburgg D. Browng I. Browng S. NVardg D. Amcsg A. Ciacominig I. Denlingerg B. Friedlandg I. Redclingg H. Cookeg j. Friedlandg B. Alvcr- manng Synderg P. Sinackg K. Evans. A. B. Laneg E. Davisg N. Conrudg B. Clodnyg N. Cerhartg I. Mowc-hang C. Hillg D. Manningg B. Stabclg M. Townerg Haleyg D. Bnmscyg K. Pieedg lD9l.2lllI'l1ly. P. Berhannong M. Hoadg M. Hillg B. lsamang S. Severance- S. Hoadg T. Ciacoinini- R. Pcacockg S. Nadlerg N. Harveyg S. Mowchang V. Snyderg B. Daye. In every season of the year we find our girls active in the gym. Fall brings to our minds hockey and the mud puddles on the athletic Held. During the winter our girls turn to basketball, volleyball, and bowling. Spring finds us on the baseball diamond and teein off on the golf course. The G.A.A. this year also has a most successful dance and participated in many play days. Wifh the greatest of l?llSl'.D B. Crceneg B. Ballg B. Straightg C. Boscn bnrg. P I. Christieg M. Adamowiczg K. Rccclg P. Sinackg M. Panlg M. Hoadg Bcclclingg K. Palmerg S. Dixong Mrs. Blockg S. Severance. Wrestling Doc Dec. Dcc Dec jan. jun. -Ian. Feb. 21 VV. Shirley, R. Dawson, Crocker, 1. Turner, F. Hannang J. Barang D. Brewei D Sprague, D. French, D. S irley, I. Hunter, Mr. Ritchko. OPPO- H.C.S. NENT Penn Yam 31 15 Hummondsport 26 20 Painted Post 20 25 XVutm'loo 20 23 1Vutkins Clcn 19 23 C. F. A. 8 34 Cunisteo 8 36 Hammondsport 23 16 Although most of the Haverling wrestlers were competing for the first time this year, the team as a whole had a three and five record and lost three matches by only a single decision. Dave Shirley, the perennial Haver- ling Wrestling champion, again Won the Steu- ben County championship in his weight class. D. Shirley, I. Crocker U Qing Basketball ? RQ 4545 Q -xv' 1 , Q I .V XA, ah Wy, Y 0 N' SX . WA' K L- , Q ff L31 - 'S J ,, 1 w H. Brown .,. A- -MM V x 1 ,L nw, , 01.1 - xi. I , 1 N R. Sinack First row: R. Hawk, M. French. Second row: Mr. Axtell, S. Repass, C. Finkle, K. Wheaton, M. Weisburgg R. Sinack, A. MaCillg I. Marlattg B. Brown, H. Viet, B. Kastner B. MCC-lynn. Varsity Basketball Squad The 1957-58 Haverling Central Varsity basketball team compiled a 9-8 season record, the best record in many years. Led by high- scoring Gary Finkle and Alex MaCill the team finished third in the Steuben County An League with a 2-4 record. Among the highlights of the season was a victory over Canisteo, the A League Champs 55-53 and a 62-57 victory over Corn- ing Free Academy. Haverling was the only team to beat Canisteo in league play. Haverling will lose four of five starters from this year's team. Gary Finkle, Haverling's ace basketball star, holds the Schoolis all-time scoring record of 334 points in sixteen games, giving him an average of 20.9 points per game. In the last four years, Coach Axtell's team has improved its record thus: 5-13, 7-11, 8-10, and 9-8. This marks Axtell's last year as basketball coach at Haverling. Gary Finkle and Alex MaGill were elected co-captains following the end of season play. B. Kastner, Coach Axtellg M. Weisburgg B. McClynn, C. Orcutt First row: M. French, F. Brundageg L. Squires, Mr. Gutierrez, B. Cobb, D. Slincyg B. Hawk. Second row: C. Hoadg D. Sillimang R. Van Scoterg I. Dolliverg L. Longwellg M. Healy, B. Lee, I. Longwell, G. Muck. Junior Varsity Basketball The junior Varsity team also had a winning season, compiling the same record as the Varsity, 9-8. The I.V.'s won four of their first five games, but then some of the boys were needed on the Varsity and the starting five was broken up. The Junior Varsity gained much needed experience this year, and will be looking for- ward to Hlling the vacant spots on next yearis Varsity team. H auerling Opponent 62 Addison 34 77 Penn Yan 36 28 Hammondsport 55 46 Savona 26 43 Painted Post 42 41 Hornell 45 43 Addison 30 42 Savona 53 37 Hornell 64 34 Wayland 50 50 Canisteo 46 59 C.F.A. 46 65 Hammondsport 43 67 Wayland 70 51 Canisteo 48 46 C.F.A. 59 35 Painted Post 38 Haverling 43 - Painted Post 42! Coach Gutierrez in J. 4 It ir. A 1 it X Ml SWL? W4 A JAMES CROCKER President Class WILLIAM MCCLYNN Vice-President of '61 OKSANNA RUSAK KAREN EVANS Secretary Treasurer The monotony of the spring season was broken by the Frosh dance Lolli- popv. The decorations of clever and unique origin proved to us that one can still be successful even after jumping from the top of the Ir. High pile to the bottom of the high school pile. ,. A. it in cri' - V i' I 1 , Q 41 N: L' 13. . H' . if T 4' . li, K H J. . Q t f ,, ir i .5 o . in .,,- 1, jjj H ' H iikab' 'kia 'T .g gi . 1 .. .... R it All ,w I I l l ,fil I C 1.7 I .y -. ne w this ' 5? . ., W' L.: 3 - .if in t . W? . W V... , -. . . . Q A 455 . K A 2 'A . .EE V l .3 . . T nplp .lwteil Accaprio, D., Ackerson, V., Adamowicz M., Adamowicz, S., Alvermann, M. Austin, W., Baran, I. Barkley, H., Baroody, R., Bates, C., Beebe, R., Bradley, H., Brewer, D., Brisuda, R. Brooks, J., Brundage, F., Brush, C. Brush, D., Bulkley, R., Byers, I., Card, C Carlson, C., Carr, T., Castrilli, I., Clinton, H., Cobb, B., Cohn, M., Cole, A. Conley, W., Cook, H., Covell, B., Covell H., Covell, N., Daley, C., Dawson, R. , Daye, B., Deegan, R., Derrick, D., Dixon J., Farnsworth, R., Fitzwater, R., Fowler? D. Friedland, B., Friedland, I., Gay, I., Gerow, F., Gerych, J., Giacomini, T., Cilkinson, I. Class of ,61 ,.. I QTY ',.'. s -a: f'f- sefr wggll 1 .Q 4.32, 145, 1 '- f . -f . U ' ez 'rig 4:2 J. W . Hs? . , 4 . . .fe X-, 1 f si. . .1 K 1 W' Q Sw- 1 555917 ,- 4 - 'T 1 'M . X 6 -fig. . A is .1 .. Lf i' Y. in 1' ' exif fu- , L.4.L . A, I un. , sl. i X i X A L JA hifi' ig, . it l 'N 5 V . , I., sffly l. Lp ' 5 15: ' - 'J A 1-if A Vt I My - ., , .gy y A,A,..A Q' , A Q . T 41 f ' ',ve.f, , 'W ' ,, .if , g g 32. , i 3 . f rf, .fifif i , - ll A ' 2 ' ' at 2 59, -x,, Tifffv--. . - ' N Blix 7 if ' ill ' A 1- savage..-' l .if A, Q.L, .K 1 ..' it ' - - -. UE! . -- :- Jig A-3, f . . :if 1 , ' Y I Argw gwkh Iliff ii ' -' . T .ogg ' a.. In 1 L ' V' .vw had 3 my 65... W ' Q - S. ffij ' , ! .f i 'I ',' . -1 Gail B Al fi .X z 1-W . is B-Ji ,z..,: 5, Graves, L., Cray, D., Creene, I., Hadley L., Healy, M., Hill, C., Hoad, C. Hoad, C., Hoad, S., Hojnoski, D., Hol- brook, R., Hough, L., Hough, R., Howell, R Howell, S., Hubbard, Hunter, T., Osaman, jones, A. A., Hughes, D. B., jackson, M. jones, M., Kashorek, Krisher, R., Lane, NV., Lapp, M., Learn B. I., Kennedy, D. Learn, K., Lee, R., Lent, S., Longwell, J., Longwell, P., Longwell, R., Loza, M Lynn, D. Marvin, R., Mason, G., Mat- hews, L., Mattison, K., McClynn, D., Merrill, C. McNamara, B., Nadler, S., Northrup, I., Paul M., Peacock, R., Pitcher, D., Porter, H. Redding, J., Reed, K., Reynolds, M., Ribble, D., Robie, L., Robinson, T., Rogers, I. Ryersbach, T., Salisbury, T., Schnipelsky, P., Severance, S., Shaut, R., Shugars, E., Silliman, D. Silsbee, W., Snyder, V., Sprague, C., Sprague, D., Sprague, R., Squires, L- Squires, J. '7 Stewart, D., Stewart, K., Sullivan, R., Swarthout, K., Swift, I., Taggart, I- Thurston, C. 'a Tock, P., VanCelder, J., Wenban, M., VVheaton, K., Whitehead, j., Williams, B., Zawrotny, S. 4-7 1 2 1 1 IUDITH VANCELDER President Class of '60 Each season of the year found the Sophomore class industri- ously planning a project to enrich their treasury. They began the year with a bake sale which proved to be very roiitable. As the winter season drew to a close they looked ahead, to Sprin , when they would sponsor a car wash, something new at Havering. As the weather grew warmer and the end of the school year came -into sight, the Sophomores had a class picnic and dance combined. They found this to be a very pleasant way to end a very suc- cessful and enjoyable year. iv bil., -fir? 'Sl V Q 't'1 Lzlgtlm A A A t Ackerson, G., Adams, B., Al- f .. . vermann, I., Ames, D., Angel, R., Bamett, C., Beckman, E., , .. Beckman, G. , ,,..,, . M. . an' digs'-G' ti L Q f 1 . ,F Berhannon, P., Bogart, S., A 5, .., Brooks, K.,Brown,D.,Brown, 5 A'::. , - . I., Castrilli, R., Chalmers, R., L' A V W Christie, I. p i , .A Clayson, E., Coon C., Cooper, Q A I., Cooper, N., Corson, A., ' . t r, Coumbe, W., Crane, D., QS... f Crocker, D. Dayton, B., Denlinger, I., Dickson, P., Dolliver, I., Downing, W., Dugo, R., Duke, R., Dusenbery, C. diner, R., Gardiner, S. M., Healy, E. lv .gf 12 A ul 1 Easterbrook, W., Finkle, K., Fitzwater, B., Fleet, J., French, B., Fuller, I., Car- Cleason, L., Glosick, R., Greene, B., Grosfelt, A., Gur- ney, D., Haley, T., Harrison, Class of '60 IPA' 1 : ...ggi s..1.-,,.. g,A5 my 3- V, if , 1--f' . Q ,Q K a ,ef if ' A fx N iisi N was M . , .1 ' mi-'ll.'iz7 ' A K' - 5-'J +mff .gl .K ff ll , war. ,, i -,J T , , ' i . . 11 A iii G: ' , , , , , U 4 fr f is S K - ' ,Xi xml I . it 5 M ,L . , wg fy ' 'S l A 'I 1 1 . J ' ,.' - K ' .5 .35 get , , ii - , Y! 5 ,X M ?Ar VIVA hi U . .9 4 4 , .. . LJ U5 'Q'-1' H' . ' K ,Ai , Iynfx 7 1 , ,Q-wg, LJ, i K . ,gig ' if p r .,...??lg.f Q . i. sf. .Tix 'Q . fs. ,V,: mr.. ffl 4 if? 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I E ,K Q, , W fi s . X,mL.wM,,,,v.,., 4, ,mwgfb N Wig FUN!!! if - 3 E! L, , Wi mf uf ..-,, ., M-Hg , X 'k My .. I ,..y - - , i , , an a we. :A 'la New c tllsp M lJ Spring, with her golden sun and silver rain, unlocks the gateway to the activities of another season. The strains flowing from the music rooms in- dicate that it is festival time once again. . . The baseball team is limhered up, ready to play hall . . . The gym is transformed into a place of heauty for another junior Prom . . . thus we find ourselves engrossed in the joys of one more Spring. wh-4 sp vo N. as f ea f Parisian Royalty-Cary Finkle. Fred Earle, Carol Fiorillo, Mary Faucett the crime was an enjoyable eve- ning of dancing to the music of Ted Van Orderis Band. The tradi- tional originality of the class of '58 showed in the successfulness of the prom I Love Parisv. The throne, a very novel park bench straight from Gay Pareef' was enhanced by French poodles fwhat elsel and occupied by our royalty Queen Carol F iorillo and King Fred Eade, and their attend- ants, Gary Finkle and Mary Fau- CCH. The spell of the evening was broken by the final strains of I'll See You In My Dreamsv. I LOVE PARIS Junior Prom May 3, 1957 Parisians were surprised to Hnd their Eiffel Tower and quaint side- walk cafes suddenly spring up in the- gymnasium of our high school last April. The occasion for the crime of stealing the tower and other French scenes was the annual Junior Prom. The punishment for 'WW The Pause That Refreshes-I. Burdick, C. Cerow, B. Fullmer, F. Eade, J. A. Biehl, M. Keeney 52 V FII See You in My Dreamsv J. Snyder, S. De Salvo, B. Ball, D. Shirley, E. Sanford, VV. Easterbrook, S. Roberts, T. Walling, D. Parker, J. Yedinak, D. Brown, C. Finkle, A. MaCill. K. Shoe- maker, R. Hunt, S. Mowchan, D. Laggis, S. Dickson, I. Wager, M. Casten, B. Kel- log, B. L. Smith, M. Hawk, D. Seyholt Mr. and Mrs. Brace. 9 I. Billings, Prince M. Enderly, King L. Graves, Queen B. Wilson, Princess G. Van Gelder, I. Smith. an old-fashioned bridge in the center of the floor. The walls were covered with valentines, and red and white streamers were suspended from the ceiling. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of the King, Lyle Graves, and Queen, Bea VALENTINE BALL Eighth Grade Dance February 14, 1958 The annual 8th Grade Dance was held on February 14, in the Haverling Central School gym. The decorations for the dance were carried out in the tradi- tional Valentine theme with a throne of two large hearts, and Mrs. VVatson, VV. Shirley, F. Hannon, R. Rice, Mr. Chcplick, S Wilson and their attendants Mike Enderly and Gretchen Van Gelder. The pages were Indy Smith and joe Billings. The music for the dance was pro- vided hy the Mello-Tones Or- chestra. A wonderful time was enjoyed hy all. W, Y J Inter Nos . fY...,,, First row: K. Rynikerg S, Dicksong 1. Snyderg H. Veitg S. Squiresg M. YVesterve-lt O. Sclmipelskyg M. Hoadg B. Crceneg B. French. Second row: B. Friedlzmdg S. Nicholsg B. Hawkg L. Nicholsg S. Mowchung M. Fuucott 1. Cooperg Miss Spencer. Third row: B. Smithg B. Adamsg S. Nadlerg M. Lappg B. Alvermanng D. Rcpass I. Christie-g E. Horne-rg 1. Alvermzmng D. Teursg C. Townerg L. Keuzieg B. Luneg C. Stil wellg S. McKibbeng C. Schwingelg C. Lewisg S. Bogart. Fourth row: C. vonHagang K. Reedg D. Amcsg I. Van Celderg C. Burnettg J. Yedinak D. Norcross. Le Cercle Francais f RAIXL I First row: B. Smithg M. Hawkg Miss Spencerg C. Rosenburg. Second row: D. Tearsg K. Ketchg D. Browng B. Ballg I. Denlingerg B. Hawkg L. Mat- thewsg S. Howellg P. Mzumg S. Marting A. Giacomini. Future Farmers of America Row one: P. Dickson, I. Ccrycb, D. Pilgrim. Row two: N. Marvin, L. Gleason, D. jones, B. Murat, E. Wbitcbead, J. Dickson, L. Longwell, VV. McGlynn. Row three: R, Monahan, A. Burns, D. Brewer, B. Towner, C. Hoad, H. Clinton, M. Loza, I. Mason, I. Koshorck, T. Hunter, R. Martin, Ft. Holbrook, M. Narby. Row four: W. Knowles, F. Gerow, H. Porter, D. Silliman, I. Northrup, R. Dawson R. Russell, J. Byers, VV. Koshorek, XV. Silsbee, Mr. Trant. B. Murat, Sentinel, E. NVhitehead, President tions, Held trips, chapter meeting contests and a farm safety program were only a few of the projects carried out this year. A highly successful assembly program was sponsored to enlighten fellow-stu- dents on the purpose of this or- ganization. Learning to do doing to earn earning to live and living to seivc best exemplifies the 'urns 'md pur poses of the F F A This year the Hlvellmg ch lp er has had one of the buslest and most profitable years. Crop demonstrfl- F.F.A. Assemblv Art Club First row: B. Jacobsg N. Iohnsong P. Hochreiterg W. Kastnerg L. Dyerg J. Spragueg 1. Friedland. Second row: I. Van Gelderg C. Beckmang L. Watsong M. Townerg N. Wheatong Mrs. Sagerg I. Denlingerg M. Healyg I. Gayg I. Wilsong A. Hubbardg K. Evans. Let's create best explains the course of activities followed by the Art Club. Besides creating the works of art that grace our main hall during the holiday seasons, these da Vinci's and Michaelangelds to-be tried their hand at leathercraft. This project was met with successful results. B. Murat, B. Ormsby, Mrs. Sager, B. Coumbe, C. Coon Jr. High Art Club No studentis book list would be complete without a calendar com- piled by the Art Club at the be- ginning of the year. How could we know when to wish the teachers a Happy Birthday? Congratulations for a successful year. Those junior high students with a knack for art have been organized into a junior High Art Club. Under the di1'6C- L. Snyderg I. Wagerg C. Finneyg K. Irelandg G. Van Celderg L. tion of Mr. Pangburn, these students are Watsong M. Christieg Mr. Pangbumg S. Wintersg F. O'Connorg learning to be artistic in their creating. L, Mgrgeg M. Dugog P. Fagan. The Band 2 2 gm. 'LS' ' l K. Evans, B. French, I. Mowchan, D. Brown, K. Reed, D. Ames. S. Mowchan. The majorettes enhanced the front of the band with color and form. This attractive corps is a pleasure to watch as they accompany the marches with clever steps and lively dances. WVith either maracas or batons, they are equally adept and share many good times while they are stepping smartly. Majorettes i i i The captain of the ma- l jorettes, Diane Brown, has been very successful in her four years of twirling. She has Won several prizes around the state and the band is justly proud of her. Barbara French's mastery of one baton is highly com- mendable and of two is just amazing. Her terrific solos are evidence of sheer work and We can only say See- ing is believingli' Hou our ll Dc L gill M F lucett, D. Ames. How two C C'1rlson B French, K. Ketch, K. Ryniker Row time A M1C1ll B V1nScoter, C. Cooper, C. Towncl C' Stilwell How fum I Mowch ni S Mowclmn, J. Taggart, B. DILKSKDII M johnson C D tley How ue C Ackerson D Seybolt, R. Fleet, W. Lane Rom sn B Crust B ClStlllll, R. Dugo, M. Wester-velt Wilson K Shocmllxcr Row seven B Br ldley C Beckman, D. Crane, C. Dusenbury L Longwell How Lzght I Brown B Coumbe, I. MuCill, J. Van Gelder Xvltll two concerts this year the symphomc li md B a n d wfls Vbly successful and busy making music with the profession ll touch, of which they c 111 lie proud H 1VC,ll1llg tiltes great delight in then top gi ldt Following Waneta Easterhrookls clear directions, the marching band can execute unique ma- neuvers quickly and smoothly. Sue lVlOWCll3.11,S time and effort spent as a diligent under- study enabled her to take over capa- luly when the need arose. .5 xxx - Q1-X nf, - ' Q , V? X' N f V . , l, X 2 H in : 2 5' X 2 , ' ' 'K X 'M W X I I Q if E fu L, ' W W X ' , nz M fL.f M f M 2' .LL gg' f 1' L I av 4' , 1 Q at ,A ...V ' ,f . 'V ,V ,, ...gf . I V - , QQ- x I 'I Y' sl f 'km-LT.1 X 'J'- AEQ X 2 ,' T . Q ' C: , 1 ig V W g , N 1 as -.1 ' L m ' up ' fx QA? 2 i . 21.2.53 ' , 3 4' X 'f .5 . I 'f X f-- a ' -ff 52? KM 1 U' r M Y, M, Egmi' .D -sp . A-ri , 4 2 ,, ..O. , Q I M wwkza Q--f- sw 5 f f Jax: X , iam QS' -M 2 112 fn X ,. . 1 EW' Q, jx I I 7 I am gi q W Q , 4 Junior High Band Row one: J. Smith, C. Temple, C. johnson, K. Baro- nas, E. Smith, M. Mays, C. Hubbard, M. L. Christie, N. Bennett. Row two: C. Redding, M. Van Scoter 1. Rock, R Delio, S. Wintle, I. Stewart, I. Empeyi I. Fullmer, I. Christie, j. Brown, S. Kropp, M. Marby, N. Marlatt Row three: B. Bradley, S. Cohn, I. Bogart, B. Steele 4 P. McKibben, F. Hannon, T. Coon, F. Kastner, C Daley, K. Ireland, C. Van Gelder, I. Shults, K. Reed B. Spicer, P. Fa an, R. Sprague. Row four: C. Ioinson, I. Dugo, C. Hill, S. Ra paport R. Rice, R. Peacock, M. McMahon, E. Yecllnak, P Seybolt, W. Beyea. Row hue: E. Ryniker, D. Narby, R. McNeeley, R Lewis, K. Evans. The Junior High Band is well organized this year and played with much enthusiasm. They, too, performed in two concerts and have come a long way on instruments which such a short while ago had minds of their own. Dance Band Row one: I. Cooper, S. Nichols, B. Fullmer, L. Ken- zie, R. Sprague, B. Spicer, K. Reed. Row two: M. Faucett, A. MaCill, C. Carlson, S. Mowchan, R. Deegan, R. Van Scoter. Row three: L. Longwell, R. Dickson, J. Fleet, C Cooper, B. French, I. MaGill, W. Lane, C. Hughes Row four: R. Dugo, L. Nichols The dance band refreshed our many assemblies with its smooth strains and foot-tapping rhythms. How easily those popular numbers woke the audience up and kept us humming all day. They also relaxed everyone while the judges made their final decisions. The Senior Chorus First row: Mr. Bentle - B. Ormsb ' . Ro ers- H y, y. I g , - Derrickg B. Alvermanng M. Lappg M. Adamowiczg I. Brooksg M. Parkerg A. Hojnoskig B. Barang S. Hoad S. Piersong D. Amesg B. Spicer. Second row' K Brown- N Crocker M Dewe P. . . , . 5 . yg Townerg I. Yedinakg C. Easterbrookg K. Ryniker K. Daultong V. Snyderg B. Fitzwaterg B. Dayton L. Nichols. Itis amazing what a change of uniform can do for a group. This a Third row: N. Harveyg L. Dyerg A. Crosfeltg S. Dick- song D. Browng D. Norcrossg D. Repassg H. Bradleyg C. Hoadg A. Muratg R. Riceg N. Conradg S. jewelg P. Blankenshipg I. Brownell. Fourth row: J. Cleasong B. Dennisg M. Faucettg S. Robertsg B. L. Smithg C. Cooperg C. Taylorg K. Wheatong S. Repassg K. Heinrichsg M. Warreng B. Covellg E. Shugarsg P. Berhannon. Area All States year our Senior Chorus displayed much talent along with their new robes at the annual Christmas con- cert. With unique decorations and the very capable direction of Mr. Bentley, the chorus really shone. Day after day the chorus worked l All-State: M. Van Skiver, S. Roberts First row: B. Fitzwaterg B. Spicerg M. Parkerg V. Snyderg M. L. Van Skiverg B. Barang R. Hojnoski. Second row: D. Browng P. Townerg C. Easterbrookg K. NVheatoug K. Rynikerg K. Hienrichs. very strenuously to bring forth glorious tones and, lo and behold, the Spring concert proved the re- sults. Congratulations are in order for a fine job of production this year for the chorus. 61 Junior High Chorus Row one: Mr. Bentley, B. Covell, C. Keyser: L. Hill M. Manganog C. White, J. Batlan, F. Zawrotn R. Sick: C. Ostranderg j. Billings: P. Ryersbach V. Cardg N. Dugo, M. Cook: I. Kenzieg I. Gilkinson H. Ruger, G. Peterson, K. Ryniker. Row two: L. Angel: E. Stopkag R. Eldridge: B. Shader: F. Bogle, H. Carr, G. Waldo, F. Fedderg B. Hamiltong E. Wemerg B. Mialeg L. Morrisg N. Cochran, S. Angel, L. Nadler. Jr. High Boy's Glee Club 1 Row one: I. Gilbert: D. Collins, G. Wen- bang D. Narbyg N. Dugog D. Noceg I. Walters: M. Graham. Row two: I. Shults, R. Yates: T. Finkle, F. Morrell: S. North, 1. Burton. Row three: D. Miller, I. Garlingtong R. Ackersong L. Stonnsg V. Card. Row four: I. Fullmerg R. McNeelyg D. Chalmers, 1. O'Connorg W. Humphrey. Row five: F. Finnerty: W. Worth: j. F ullmerg R. Dill. Row three: A. Faulknerg M. Reynolds: L. Snyder: E. Cranmerg K. Tharpg B. Wilsong C. Calping Baker, M. Duquetteg P. Bates: I. Hojnoskig N. Wa - ters: L. Englert: C. Ackleyg K. Miller. Row four: B. Shautg P. Covell, S. Cunsolusg B. VanEtteng L. Daleyg C. Lisefskig R. Berg: B. Coon: I. Longwellg D. Shehan, L. Wise, S. Taylor, S. Eade. For a young group, the junior Chorus can sure croon those tunes. They performed at both concerts with the Sr. High Chorus, displaying their versa- tility with novelty numbers and spirituals and singing with a pleasing, fresh quality. All County Chorus Row one: N. Harvey, K. Rynikerg K. Wheaton, P. Berhannong K. Daultong L. Nichols. Row two: H. Derrick: D. Repassg H. Bradley, M. Lappg I. Fagang G. Cooper, S. Pierson. Badminton In the badminton tournament held in Prattsburg, both our singles and double entries were defeated by 0 ponents who went on to win the tournament. At right: C. Morseg T. Robinsong E. Whiteheadg W. Lentg R. Miale. Bowling Under the coaching of Miss Shiner, the Haverling keglers were very successful. Bill Brow- nell and Ron Gardiner won the count doubles title, and repre- sented, Steuben County in the sectionals at Rochester. At left: F. Kastnerg R. Cardinerg K. Brushg R. Melnykg B. Brownellg A. Coe. Table Tennis Mr. Leach guided our table tennis entry. Although the doubles team lost, Tom Sliney went as far as the finals in the singles matches. At left: T. Slineyg J. Cilkinsong C. Ackerson. 63 Baseball First row: F. Failingg R. Ackersong M. Enderly. Second row: B. McClynng D. Brushg G. Muckg D. Fowlerg H Covell D Lynn F Brun dageg D. Kroppg D. Slineyg C. Cooper. Third row: Mr. Che lickg C. Hoadg K. Wheatong R. Gardner I Dolllver A MaC1ll R. Sinackg E. Sanfordlg I. Fagang C. Orcuttg H. Veitg 1. Neylon I Longwell I. Fagan, Catcher ri R. Sinack, First Base April 25 Avoca' April 28 Addison May 1 Wayland May 2 Hornell May 5 Addison' May 8 Painted Post May 12 Canisteo May 13 Avoca May 15 Painted Post May 19 Wayland' May 22 Canisteo' May 29 Hornell' 'Home games E Sanford Pltcher C. Cooper, RF A MaC1ll F lrst Base Track First row: R. Miller, M. French, H. Peck, D. Shirley, R. Dawson, Pierson, D. Crane, KI. Yedinuk, M. Healey. Swrorzfl row: R. Bee-he, C. 'I'lnn'ston, D. Sprague, I. Crocker, C. Berg, P. Schnipclsky, ZAIXVTOUIY, N. Reynolds, B. Lune, F. ITLIIIOII, Mr. Ritchko. TRACK SCHEDULE May 2 Hornell' May 7 Painted Post' May 14 Campbell and Addison' May 20 Campbell' May 24 Northside' May 28 C.F.A. Inne 4 County Meet' Tennis TENNIS April 30 May 7 May 14 May 28 SCHEDULE Addison Wayland Wayland ' Addison ' At Bath F. Finnerty, D. Turney, J. Crocker, R. Hawk, R. Seybolt, I. Hewlett, I. Marlatt, j. McCill, C. Taylor, H. Barkley, AI. Bnrun, T. Ryersbzrch, Mr. Spear. Class of '59 With Mrs. Hoffman as our advisor, we be- gan our junior year with an energetic cam- paign for Vice-President of Student Council. The pouring rain on parade day dampened no one's enthusiasm, though it did incon- venience those riding in convertibles. After the campaign excitement was over, we started raising funds for our Senior trip. Our pencil sale was a glorious success, with a free dinner in Washington promised to the top salesman. Our bake sale will also be re- membered, though not as successful. The highlight of the year was the Prom. With Sayonara as our theme, we turned the gym into a land of Iapanese enchantment. Finally, came the junior-Senior banquet, and oh, our poor pocketbooks! Now we look forward to a summer full of vacation fun, and plan to be back next year, as Seniors! S ' , Andrews, I., Ballinger, S., Baran, B., Bennett, L., Bowersox, D., Brown, K. 'QQ wp , c E . W., , ., ' - + arm . '1.. fs ' if we 15. . .. 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LAHENE NICHOLS President 'I 'W -'ft' A K X F - K Q F M i 4 1' , i Y if V5 .. ' 1 ' Rf-if ,VFW . . .K rr Qi Ji . ff , , QQHMN , i A vel 2 Qs i in Class of 959 Ubi DARLENE MANNING Senretary .. XV 513. an .., , 5 if 'Va 'im ' wg-gs 'hiv ' f' , if 9 J. Q Lx. J ds: nl mg. , - sf 1 uf wr - .-1 ' M wi KAREN KNAPP Treasurer Madsen, I., Mann, I., Mann P., Marlatt, I., Martin, S. Marvin, N. McCabe, I., McGill, I., McKibben, S., Miale, R., Mowchan, I., Neylon, J. Northrup, J., Ormsby, W. Palmer, K., Parker, M., Pea cock, P., Rice, C. Rumsey, D., Russell, P. Ryersbach, T., Ryniker, K. Salisbury, B., Schoonover, I Schwingel, C., Seybolt, R. Shoemaker, K., Slivinski, E. Smith, B., Snyder, D. Snyder, I., Sprague, I. Squires, s., Stabel, R., Stil: well, C., Swan, R. Swift, C., Taylor, C., Towner, B., Towner, C., Tuttle, C., Yates, D. N.. , I. L M5413 X w . gf, u p ffm-4 X aw sw v-9 ..x..4v,, .I . W ,Q 1. wwf ,pw .4 aw- A K A' DEE 5 Y ww: Q ,, vi, ,. f ,fe x My ,UU , , N W .3 .QEQIMYS Wy wg, :ig Y? Lx QJQHQQSK 'NAM Q Margo Towner Cary Finkle Bob Dickson Sue Roberts lim Fagan Mary Faucett Z 9 3 if QQ 'Q 5 Q Cl 6 so o Best All Around Most studious Class Boosters is CUXSB fl Ed Sanford Io Ann Biehl Louise Kammire Fred Eade Billie Lou Smith Alan Katner 52 C1 U gm if FE 0 S' W 5 'QW E 'fe Q? S8 ft 4b 5:3 fb Jerry Cooper Tillie Miale Edna Half Bob Griesa jerry Fleet Diane Brown 70 Glenn Rumsey Betty Ball Dick Parker june Yedinak Kaml Kefch David Shirley G 'JF' 5 A QP 'Tl Ballot Q, Ei ji C35 ' C? ,bv Most Likely to Succeed MOSI Dependable X Most Original Gwennie Gerow Bob Adams Iuanita Haley Norman Barrett Alex MaGill Donna Tears Qs E ff, -Q is ie N 0 Q O 9 Y' A Q Sf Q -qi, cd Q 5 fa M ary Lou Nancy Wheaton Clifford Morse john Hunter Gretchen Narby Norman Reynolds Van Skiver Wt All TU Senior Trip l First row: AI. Burdick, J. Sheeley, C. Morse, B. Murat, A. Katner, H. Brown, R. Burns H. Peck. 1. Alverman. J. Hunter, D. Shirley, J. Cooper, R. Criesa, I. Fleet, R. Dickson F. Eadc. - Second row: M. Faucett, K. Ketch, L. Kammire, M. Miale, M. Hawk, I. Yedinak B. Smith, A. Morse A. Brisuda T. Lencicki, N. Crocker, H. Derrick, C. Brown M. VanSkiver, M. Angel, M. Dewey, M. VVinters, I. Haley, N. johnson, N. Harvey? A. Shaut. Third row: J. Biehl, B. Ball, J. Gleason, B. Fullmer, E. Davis, M. Towner, N. Wheaton B. Lane, N. Ritter, R. Sprague, D. Brown, P. Sinack, L. Watson, S. Roberts, D. Tears C. Narby, P. Curtis, E. Haff, A. Ribble, C. Gerow, B. Straight, P. Blankenship, V. Shults Fourth row: R. Sinack, N. Barrett, R. Adams, A. MaGill, R. Parker, T. Walling, E. San- ford, J. Fagan, M. Grower, B. Mitchell, R. Bentley, W. Bentley, B. Wilson, M. Brace M. Brace, j. Mc-Cuah, E. XVhitehead, C. Rumsey, L. Abbott, B. Quigley, N. Reynolds C. Finkle. fi' vey, J. Haley, N. johnson. 4 'i Q -' elf QQQF Leaving Hotel Houston: E. San- ' ford, C. Cerow, A. Morse, Fagan, B. Ball, D. Shirley, B. Brown, B. Dickson. Resting at Mount Vernon: N. Har- Special Honors Boy,s State Willis Prize Speaking Contest J. Bichlg B. Bull. B. Smithg I. Cleasong R. Aclumsg B. 'TOXVIICI D. Browng H. Samford D. A. R. Essay A. Ma1Cill Elmira College Key L. Kummireg B. Smith American Legion Speaking Contest s L' Kummm' McCillg D. Browng L. Nicholsg E. Duvisg M. Hnwkg B. Dennis R. Stubelg C. Taylor Haverlinguist First row: J. Biehlg B. Ballg T. Mialeg B. Adamsg D. Tearsg B. L. Smith Senior WE A. MaGillg N. Wheatong Dv. Browng Mr. Rock. The snow swirled outside as the yearbook staff burned the mid- night oill' in their desperate drive to meet the deadline. Suddenly an inventive mind ex- ploded with an idea and another page of the Haverlinguist was born. 5.5. J. Biehlg I. Fagang M. Hawkg C. Finkle Second row: M. Hawkg S. Robertsg D. Shlrleyg C. Morseg 1. Fagang L. Kammire- N. Barrett- M. Faucettg M. Towne E. Sanford. T5 B. Smithg A. MaCillg E. Sanford The storm subsided, spring came, and with it came the distribution of their literary and pictorial mas- terpiecef' The smile of satisfaction crept across the staff's faces as students, clutching their annuals in their hot little hands, rushed helter-skelter looking for autographs and saying, Man, I mean ,... it,s the great- est everlv Haverlinguist First row: R. Seyboltg I. Manng L. Iessupg S. Squiresg R. Hawkg K. Junior Rynikerg K. Daultong L. Nicholsg C. Taylor. Second row: P. Peacockg M. Frenchg I. Marlatt. B. Hawkg M. Frenchg S. Squiresg I. Marlattg K. Rynikerg D. Seybolt Be sure and have your ads ini Deadline - 24th!,, With these Senior Staff cries ringing in their ears, the Iunior Staff members, faithful to the tradition of good journalism, set out to secure the designated ads. The Iunior Staff has gained much knowledge working with the more experienced members of the Senior Staff. With the memories of a year,s Work behind them, the ,59 edition of the Yearbook should proceed smoothly and efficiently. L. Iessupg K. Daultong P. Peacockg G. Taylorg L. Nichols IA K . To mi 9 s ' . I 1 F ,K af .1 5 'I ' I x n 8915! 1... E- Q3 egg - 3 -gg. X V 'fm We U... f' 'VN ff,,, M.. L. Kammire, President, N. Wheaton, Vice-President, B. Ball, Secretary, A. Katncr,.Treasurer, M. Hawk, Student Council Rep., H. Derrick, Alternate Student Council, C. Brown, Executive Conun-itteeg I. Fagan, Executive Com-mdteeg F. Eade, Youth Rep., 1. Haley, Youth Rep. .J I L 3, k We Bequeath We, the class of 1958, being both mentally and physically unsound, declare this to be our last will and testament. Bringing to a close our finan- cial and physical assets, we bequeath to the class of 1959 our most prized possessions with the hope that they will be used wisely. To Bob Hawk, we leave Billie Lou Smithis ability to get the book to press on time. To Kitty Iane Ryniker, we leave Sue Robert's vocal ability and her secret for remembering the words. To Kitchie Shoemaker, we leave Tillie Miale's secret to success in ilirtations. To Sharon Dickson, we leave Mary Lou Van Skiver's truly different laugh and the means by which she acquired it. To the Editor of the High Spots, we leave Donna Tear's well-used straight jacket for use between issues. To Sam Repass, we leave Gary Finkle's athletic ability and his secret for staying in games. To Roberta Stabel, we leave Margo Towneris athletic ability and well- used gym suit to use for those Saturday games. To Larry Bennett, we leave Marcia Hawk,s B, Ward Beam Lucky Piecen which has kept her on the road. To Mr. Wallace, we leave our appreciation for his patience and guidance in those terrorizing driving classes. To Larene Nichols, we leave Betty Ball's ability to get her man and keep him. To Bonnie Dennis, we leave Edna Haff's poetic talents. To Dick Seybolt, we leave Jim Faganis ability to talk incessantly about anything and at any time. To Mr. Wilson, we leave this ladder to enable him to work faster on dances. To the Captain of the Cheerleaders, we leave Diane Brownis megaphone and vivacity. To Iim Neylon, we leave Bob Criesa's ambition. To Carol Stilwell, we leave Nancy Harvey's art of looking innocent. To Gary Taylor, we leave Norm Barrettis most prized picture with the hope that someday he will have one which will equal it. To Mrs. Tate, we leave this reminder of Annie Get Your Gunf, To Jay Dickson, we leave Alan Katner's well-used first aid kit for use in the shop. To Mr. Burrington, we leave a bottle of air freshner for the use in the 7th period Chemistry lab. To each and every student we leave the wish that your years in Haverling will be as memorable as ours. --iss -f -' --' '+-- mv-nn-r ls Called: Lee Abbott Bob Adams John Alvennann Mary Angel Betty Ball Norm Barrett Dick Barrett Io Ann Biehl Pat Blankenship Betty Bloise Anna Brisuda Carolee Brown Diane Brown Harold Brown John Burdick Bob Bums jerry Cooper Norine Crocker Peggy Curtis Edonna Davis Helen Derrick Maxine Dewey Bob Dickson Fred Eade Jim Fagan Mary Faucett Gary Finkle jerry Fleet Betty Fullmer Gwennie Gerow Ieanette Gleason Bob Griesa Edna Half Juanita Haley Nancy Harvey Marcia Hawk john Hunter Nancy Johnson Class Prophecy Probable Always Found: Future: Late Engineer Traveling Merchant Marine Discussing Business Administrator In a green Ford Accountant With Dave Nurse In the dark lroomj Photographer M. 61 R. Machinist Being friendly Private Secretary Happy Housewife Rodding-around Nurse Studying Secretary Talking Secretary PGPPY English Professor With jane State Trooper Changing the stage Electrical Technician In the wrong places Machinist Dancing 'Sales Manager Blushing Secretary Writing Airline Communications In the A 8: P Phys. Ed. Teacher Fixing her budget Housewife In the basement Navy Air Control Tootin' a trumpet Pilot On detention Marine In the dog house Doctor Scatterbrained Teacher Scoring Labor Relations Man Looking Engineer Palmer's Secretary Helping Secretary Observing English Teacher Crazy Business Administrator Eating Secretary Goofing Beautician All over Nurse With her gun Teacher Loafing Chemist Well dressed Kindergarten Teacher Is Called: Louise Kammire Alan Katner Karol Ketch Bev Lane Theresa Lencicki Alex MaGill Tillie Miale Delores Moore Alice Morse Cliff Morse Brownie Murat Gretchen Narby Dick Parker Harold Peck Bill Quigley Norm Reynolds Amy Lou Ribble Nancy Ritter Sue Roberts Glenn Rumsey Ed Sanford Arlene Shaut john Sheely Dave Shirley Virginia Shults Pat Sinack Ronald Sinack Billie Lou Smith Rose Sprague Buna Straight Donna Tears Margo Towner Mary Lou Van Skiver Tom Walling Leda Watson Nancy Wheaton Ed Whitehead Marjorie Winters june Yedinak Probable Always Found: Future: Confused Nurse Listing Air Force Looking pretty Teacher Shining Teacher In the hospital Nurse Looking dovsm Doctor Flirting Secretary Thinking of Howie Housewife Considerate Secretary In the art room Engineer In the agr. room Working man Taking it easy Airline Communications Looking handsome Armed Services At Pat's Accountant In the woods Forest Ranger In a tight spot Accountant Wondering Nurse Making noise Housewife Singing Secretary Winking Machinist Prepared Doctor With Glenny Housewife Flirting Navy-20 yr. man With Betty Business Administrator Smiling Secretary Working Nurse Selling papers Engineer Playing the clarinet Director of Religious Ed. Being sweet Telephone Operator In the theater Career Cirl Busy Teacher In the gym Business Laughing Secretary In trouble Accountant In a hurry Teacher In the art room Houswife Looking south Baptist Minister In dutch Beautician Wishing Air Line Hostess As the Seasons Passed Four years ago, we, the class of 1958 stood wide-eyed and bewildered in the halls of our large new school. Fortunately, everyone was as dazed by this beautiful building as we were and we soon settled down to watch the seasons pass. To lead us through this, our first year of high school, we chose Cary Finkle, President, Diane Brown, Vice-Presi- dent, Nancy Wheaton, Secretary, and Don Riling, Treasurer. We started work and were soon marked as an outstanding class. Our first memories include . . . ...Ringing doorbells to sell tickets to the Sea Around Us . . . Our bake sale and all those goodies that flopped . . . Mrs. Finnerty's angelic homeroom ...Our first youth dance and our pride upon receiving the prize . . . The many bumps and bruises after our skating party . . . The fun of just being freshmen A lot richer and a good deal more confident we entered our sophomore year. This year we selected the following officers: Margo Towner, President, Tom Gilbert, Vice-President, Mary Lou Van Skiver, Secretaryg Donna Tears, Treasurer. We eagerly checked our treasury and started once again to fatten it. We'll long remember . . . . . . Our very successful dance after the jug game . . . Mr. Wilson's weird looking blackboard after geometry class . . . Candyland,' and our second year as the prize winner . . . Mr. Burrington's guidance as our class advisor juniors at last! We had almost made it. With Washington so very close we chose Alex MaCill to lead us through the year. Dick Parker served as Vice-President while Billie Lou Smith was Secretary and Dave Shirley, Treasurer. Those wonderful memories of our junior year are . . . . . . Our first student council campaign with all those suckers and signs Do not tarry, vote for Garyv and The wise old owls in the trees are saying vote for Louise. ...Waiting to sell that one last pencil ...Finally discovering why the strange odors come from t e chemistry lab . . .Our last youth dance Autumn Notes ... I Love Paris, the authentic sidewalk cafes and our own Eiffel Tower. Carol Fiorillo, our lovely queen and Fred Eade, our king - princess Mary Faucett and Gary F inkle, prince . . . .Our first encounter with those frighten- ing term papers . . .The unwillingness with which we paid the bill for the junior-Senior banquet . . . The realization that our years in Haver- ling were almost over A dream had come true. We were seniors. A wonderful year lay before us. To get us to Washington we chose Louise Kammire as our President, Nancy Wheaton, Vice-President, Betty Ball, Secretary, and Alan Katner, Treas- urer. How could we ever, ever forget . . . . . . Our student council campaign for the office - Go, go, go for Margo and He's pur-r-r-r-feet, vote Alex MaGill . . . Wet feet and cold hands but a very suc- cessful magazine campaign . . . Our joy at having the new refreshment stand . . . Annie Get Your Cuni' - the fear of bad shells-feed sacks-and Mrs. Tate, our favorite director . . . All those hours in Mr. Cook's office ... Holiday in Heaveni' that was really heaven - Nancy Wheaton our queen and Cliff Morse our king. Louise Kam- mire, our princess and once again, Gary Finkle our prince. . . . Those blue slips! . . . Finally a reality - our Senior trip with all its fun and memories . . . Our efficient Mr. Wilson - the best ad- visor ever . . .Singing our Alma Mater, the entire Class of 1958, for the last time ...Accepting our diplomas and turning away as alumni with a new challenge before us These have been happy years at Haverling. The seasons have held many memorable events. As we go forward into the future, we will long remember our Haverling-our Alma Mater. Court of Beauty These four girls have been chosen as the most photogenic to occupy the places in our court of beauty. As pretty as the winter snow . . . as refreshing as the summer breeze, we see that the beauties of nature end not with the seasons. CRETCHEN NARBY BETTY BALL KAROL KETCH BILLIE LOU SM1TH Senior Activities ABBOTT, LEE M. Photo Club, Science Club, Football, Track, Wres- tling, Volleyball, Sr. Play, Representative at State Fair. ADAMS, ROBERT F. 1 Student Council, Haverlinquist, Inter Nos, Photo Club, Sr. Play, Willis Speaking Contest. ALVERMANN, IOHN ANGEL, MARY Student Council, F.H.A., F.T.A., Sr. Play. BALL, ELIZABETH Student Council, Haverlinguist, Press Club, Le Cercle Francais, F.N.C., Ban , G.A.A., Youth Repre- sentative, Secretary of Class, Willis Speaking Contest. BARRETT, NORMAN Haverlinguist, Student Council, Thespian Club, Chorus. BARRETT, RICHARD Chorus, Bowling, Basketball. BIEHL, IO ANN National Honor Society, President, Student Council, Haverlinguist, Press Club, Library Club, President, F.H.A., Science Club, Sr. Play, Willis Speaking Con- t6St. BLANKENSHIP, PATRICIA Art Club, F.H.A., Thespian Club, Chorus, All-County Chorus. BLOISE, BETTY Transferred from St. Mary's Seminary junior College, St. Mary's City, Md., March 1, 1958. BRISUDA, ANNA Library Club, Thespian Club, Sr. Play. BROWN, CAROLEE Press Club, F .H.A., Bowling, Cheerleading, Sr. Play. BROWN, DIANE National Honor Society, Student Council, Haver- linquist, Inter Nos, Thespian Club, Band, Chorus, Area All-State Chorus, C eerleading, Captain, Ma- jorette Captain, Vice President of Class, American Legion Speaking Contest, Potato Queen, First Place Twirler in Tri-County Parade, Willis Speaking Con- i8Sl'. BROVVN, HAROLD Basketball, Baseball. BURDICK, IOHN National Honor Society, Science Club, Band, Chorus, Sr. Play, Stage Crew. BURNS, ROBERT Football, Basketball. COOPER, GERALD Band, Chorus, All-County Chorus, Area All-State Band, Baseball, Volleyball, Senior Play. Transferred from St. Andrews Seminary, 1957. CROCKER, NORINE Library Club, Secretary, Vice-President, Chorus, All-County Chorus, Senior Play. CURTIS, PEGGY lgress Club, Inter Nos, Photo Club, F.N.C., Chorus, .A.A. DAVIS, EDONNA F .T.A., Announcer's Club, Band, All-County Band, Bowling, Cheerleading, G.A.A., Treasurer, Senior Play, American Legion Speaking Contest. DERRICK, HELEN ' Student Council, F.H.A., Chorus, All-County Chorus, Area All-State Chorus, Bowling, G.A.A., Altemate Student Council Rep. of Class 4. DEWEY, MAXINE Transferred from Savona Central School in Septem- ber 1957. DICKSON, ROBERT F.F.A., Band, Student Council. EADE, FREDERICK Youth Representative of Class, jr. Prom King. FAGAN, JAMES Student Council, Haverlinguist, Inter Nos, Photo Club, junior Red Cross, Chorus, All-County Chorus, Football, Baseball, Class Oliicer, Senior Play. FAUCETT, MARY National Honor Society, High Spots, Student Coun- cil, Haverlinguist, Press Club, Secretary, Library Club, Inter Nos, Vice President, Student Council Representative, Photo Club, F.T.A., Treasurer, Thes- pian Club, Band, Chorus, Student Council Represen- tative, All-County Band, Area All-State Band, Class Oiiicer, Senior Play, Attendant jr. Prom. FINKLE, GARY Student Council, Treasurer, Haverlin uist, Football, Captain, Basketball, Captain, Basebai, President of Class, Attendant jr. Prom, Prince Sr. Ball, All-County Basketball, First Team, Elk's Leadership Award. FLEET, JERRY Bowling. FULLMER, BETTY Le Cercle Francais, F.H.A. Treasurer, Vice Presi- dent, F.N.C., Band, All-County Band, Area All-State Band, G.A.A. President, Senior Play. GEROW, GWENNIE Press Club, Senior Play. HAF F , EDNA Press Club, Class Officer. HALEY, JUANITA Press Club, F.H.A., Alt. Student Council, President, Thespian Club, G.A.A., Youth Representative, Senior Play. HARVEY, NANCY Student Council, F.H.A., F.N.C., Senior Play. HAWK, MARCIA National Honor Society, Secretary, Student Council, Haverlinguist, Le Cercle Francais, Alt. Student Council, Secretary, F .T.A., Alt. Student Council, Thespian Club, Band, All-Country Band, Area All- State Band, Cheerleading, G.A.A., Senior Play, Stu- dent Council Representative, American Legion Speaking Contest. HUNTER, JOHN F.F.A., Football, Track, Wrestling, County Cham- pion, Bi-County Champion. JOHNSON, NANCY Art Club, F.H.A., F.'r.A. KAMMIRE, LOUISE National Honor Society, Student Council, Vice- President, Haverlinguist, Library Club, Vice-Presi- dent, Le Cercle Francais, Student Council Represen- tative, Photo Club, F.T.A., Treasurer, F.N.C., Thes- pian Club, President, Band, Chorus, Area All-State Band, Color Guard Captain, Librarian, Cheerlead- ing, Captain, G.A.A., Senior Class President, Youth Representative, Senior Play, D.A.R. Essay, Princess Seniog Ball, Elmira College Key, Elk's Leadership Awar . 'r v-vwmq-or 1- -f---V-.fr-v -V. .ff :--- - . , . w V , .. , .. ,.. ,k-.-spun... . ...ff :vvq:,.:ygyq- ,-.,:qf--V--,-..7,,..-..f......,. L.. Senior Activities KATNER, ALAN F.T.A., Football, Track, Wrestling, County Cham- pion, Bi-County Champion, Class Treasurer, Sr. Play. KETCH, KAROL National Honor Society, Press Club, Le Cercle Francais, F.T.A., Thespian Club, Secretary, Band, All-County Band, Area All-State Band, Bowling, Cheerleading, G.A.A., Senior Play, Potato Queen. LANE, BEVERLY Inter Nos, F.H.A., F.T.A., Thespian Club, Band, Bowling, G.A.A. LENCICKI, THERESA Student Council, Library Club, F.N.C. MAGILL, C. ALEX National Honor Society, Student Council, Treasurer, Haverlinguist, Inter Nos, Thespian Club, Band, Chorus, Area All-State Band, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Track, President of Class, Senior Play, Boy's State, Elkis Leadership Award. MIALE, MATILDA Student Council, Haverlinguist, Press Club, Le Cercle Francais, Photo Club, Announcer's Club, Chorus, G.A.A., Youth Representative, Class Re- porter, Senior Play. MOORE, DELORES Art Club, F.H.A., Chorus, All-County Chorus, G.A.A. MORSE, ALICE Press Club, Senior Play. MORSE, CLIFFORD Student Council, Haverlinguist, Inter Nos, Art Club, King Senior Ball. MURAT, BROWNIE F.F.A., Treasurer, Sentinel. NARBY, CRETCHEN Band, Photo Club, Science Club. PARKER, RICHARD Chorus, Senior Play, Vice-President of Class. PECK, HAROLD Thespian Club, Basketball, Track, Volleyball, Senior Play, Youth Representative. QUICLEY, WILLIAM Press Club, Volleyball. REYNOLDS, NORMAN 'giespian Club, Track, Wrestling, Volleyball, Senior ay. RIBBLE, AMY LOU F.N.C., Senior Play. RITTER, NANCY Senior Play. ROBERTS, SUE Haverlinguist, Le Cercle Francais, F.N.C:, Secre- tary, Announcer's Club, President, Chorus, Secre- tary, President, Hav-A-Chords, All-County Chorus, All-State Chorus, Area All-State Chorus, G.A.A., Senior Play, Alt. Student Council. RUMSEY, GLEN SANFORD, EDGAR National Honor Society, Haverlinguist, Inter Nos, Photo Club, Football Basketball, Baseball, Volley- ball, Senior Play, Willis Speaking Contest. SHAUT, ARLENE Press Club, Business Manager, F.H.A., Treasurer. SHEELY, IOHN SHIRLEY, DAVID Student Council, Haverlinguist, Le Cercle Francais, Football, Track, Wrestling, County Champion, Senior Play, Treasurer of Class. SHULTS, VIRGINIA Press Club, Le Cercle Francais, Art Club, Secretary, Band, All-County Band, Area All-State Band. SINACK, PATRICIA F.N.C., G.A.A. SINACK, RONALD Football, Basketball, Baseball, Track. SMITH, BILLIE LOU National Honor Society, Student Council, Haver- linguist, Editor-in-Chief, Press Club, Inter Nos, Le Cercle Francais, Photo Club, F.T.A., Thespian Club, Announcer's Club, Band, Chorus, All-County Band, All-State Band, Area All-State Band, Senior Play, Secretary of Class, D.A.R. Essay, Willis Speaking Contest, Elk's Leadership Award. SPRAGUE, ROSE Senior Play. STRAIGHT, BUNA Art Club, Bowling. TEARS, DONNA National Honor Society, Student Council, Haver- linguist, Press Club, Inter Nos, Le Cercle Francais, Photo Club, F.T.A., Thespian Club, Announcer's Club, Band, Chorus, Bowling, G.A.A., Treasurer of Class, Senior Play. TOWNER, MARCO Student Council, President, Haverlinguist, Art Club, F.H.A., Secretary, G.A.A., Secretary, Vice-President, Student Council Representative, President of Class, Alt. Student Counc' , Senior Play. VAN SKIVER, MARY LOU F .H.A., F.T.A., Band, Chorus, Hav-A-Chords, All- County Chorus, All-State Chorus, Area All-State Chorus. WALLINC, THOMAS Photo Club, Science Club, Football, Baseball, Track, Wrestling, Volleyball. WATSON, LEDA Student Council, Press Club, Le Cercle Francais, Art Club, F.T.A., Bowling, Volleyball. WHEATON, NANCY Student Council, Haverlinguist, Press Club, Art Club, Vice President, President, Student Council Represen- tative, F.H.A., Cheerleading, G.A.A., Secretary of Class, Student Council Representative, Vice-Presi- dent of Class, Queen of Senior Ball. WHITEHEAD, EDWARD F.F.A., President, Announcer's Club, Wrestling, Volleyball, Senior Play. WINTERS, MARIORIE F.H.A., G.A.A. YEDINACK, JUNE Student Council, Press Club, Library Club, F .H.A., Thespian Club, Chorus, Bowling, Cheerleading, G.A.A., Senior Play. l 4 LEE ABBOTT Luke A jolly good fellow with friends galore. MARY ANGEL ROBERT ADAMS ccB0bn Captious wit, a heart of cheerg a gentleman 'tis clearf' JOHN ALVERMANN 010 hnv f:Mary:, Classmate honest and true, and furthermore, a worker, toof, ELIZABETH BALL aBetSv A smile upon her features and a laugh within her heartf' For every wherefore he has a WHY? ? D NORMAN BARRETT Norm He has his serious moments, but we know him better for his prankish interludes. Io ANN BIEHL 1 RICHARD BARRETT V .W Be the labor great or small, she does it well, or not at all. uDickn 'Don't worry, it shortens your life. ANNA BRISUDA l BETTY KAY BLOISE Annie preciation of life's joys. Betty Glad to have that pleasant smile, even for a little while. A carefree manner and a real ap- PAT BLANKENSHIP .Tatu A person with a smile is well worth whilef' CAROLEE BROWN Brownie Full of mischief doing things she shouldn't do. DIANE BROWN Gwen Lovely to look at, delightful to know. ROBERT BURNS HAROLD BROWN CIBuddyl5 These are the contented years. JOHN BURD1cK alohnnyv Senatof' Slow and steady wins the race. GERALD COOPER njerryn What should a man do but be merry? All the world is his friend. NORINE CROCKER O F ..Muggim,, A sure reward succeeds her many n ,J v1rtuous deeds. PEGGY CURTIS Ellie', EDONNA DAVIS 1 , ..Eddy,, 'As enthusiastic as she is versatile. HELEN DERRICK Helen Not too quiet, not too loud, she's a girl of whom welre proudf' FREDERICK EADE Gentle thoughts and steadfast mind, a truer friend one cannot find. MAXINE DEWEY ..Max,, It,s nice to be natural, when you- are naturally nice. ROBERT DxCKsoN l l Bird His wealth is his character. Freddie Don't worry, it shortens your life. JAMES F AGAN ..DiggeT,, Laughing, talking, all the day, he has always something to sayf, GERALD FLEET MARY FAUCETT Mangold F ull of mischief, lots of fung the hearts of many she has won. CARY FINKLE Hallie i ujerryn Full to the brim with mischief, fun, and plenty of vimf, BETTY FULLMER l ..Betty,, A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenancef' u Sports are his game, handsome is his name. GWENNIE GEROYV Gwennie Lou Faithful in duty to the endg a perfect sport and loyal friendf, ROBERT CRIESA IEANETTE GLEASON Jeanette Sereuely and impressively, she won her way among us. Greasy His sole concern with work was considering how he might best avoid it. NANCY HARVEY JUANITA HAL1-:Y Neeter A brisk manner, a cheerful atti- tude, and 21 suppressed laugh. Shine,' If of rny speech I were deprived, I think that I would surely die. EDNA HAFF ccEddyxr To take things as they be, thatls my philosophy. MARCIA HAWK Marcy Sui' It's just her way, a laugh, a joke, a merry dayf' JOHN HUNTER Animal,' His madness was not of the head, but of the heart. ALAN KATNER ..H0Se,, Steady of heart and stout of hand. 90 NANCY JOHNSON ffNan,, Just in style, all the while. KAROL LYNN KETCH LOUISE KAMMIRE I Louise God is with those who persevereg and for this lass, success is nearf, Karol Beauty is the flower of virtue. BEVERLY LANE l H Benn Her happy nature drives cares away., MATILDA MIALE THERESA LENCICKI K Terry CHARLES MACILL I - Q if Tillie - jolly and carefree, with life a za j pleasant gamef, Alex He profits most who serves bestl' CLIFFORD MORSE Small in size, but great in deedf' DELORES MOORE l l Del Her happiness seems made to be shared. l ALICE MORSE Klcligii Value his artg enjoy his wit. l Alice Pleasant in her special way. BROWNIE MUBAT Brownie F ar may we search before we find a heart so manly and so kind. HAROLD PECK GRETCHEN NARBY Gretchen,' A welcome smile with a gay hello. 1. Ha fry n He hath a keen eye that observeth much. WILLIAM QUIGLEY Bill Take life seriously, and what have yOu?', RICHARD PARKER l Chef He isn't a flirt, he's just sociable. NORINIAN REYNOLDS FA i: Norm I do what I please, and I do it with easef, SUE ANN ROBERTS AMY LOU RIBBLE ..Amy,, Her witty jest, her friendly smile, makes her friendship well worth whilef, GLENN RUMSEY Fudd', A man of few words has none to take back. NANCX' RITTER 1. Nan,, Life is but a giggle with happiness entwinedf' EDGAR SANFORD ..Edge,, He has,a monopoly on content- mentf, Susie She mixes music with mirth. ARLENE SHAUT Leanie Her corner of the world is always cheerfulf, JOHN SHEELY ujohnv Sincere, friendly sort of guy, we know he'll get byf' PATRICIA SINACK Pat A merry heart goes all the way. DAVID SHIRLEY L. D. Don't trouble trouble 'til trouble troubles you. RONALD SINACK Cousy Quiet! Yet who can say he doesn't enjoy life. VIRGINIA SHULTS 4 ucinnyv Throw away sorrow, cast away care. WILHELMINA SMITH Billie Lou Lovely manners and charm so gay ability, too, lights clearly her way. 1 BUNA STRAIGHT RosE SPRAGUE Rosie Quietude at its heightg sweetness at a sight. Banu Appreciative of life's finer things, without forgetting to enjoy themf, MARY LOU VANSKIXVER MARCO TOWNER Go-Go As nice a girl with as nice a way, is very hard to find today. Dark Eyes A medley of humor and friendli- ness written in the major key. DONNA TEARS Donna Neat and sweet, she can't be beat a nicer girl you'll never meet. THOMAS WALLING 1aTO'nx: A man with an aim in life-Funl LEDA WATSON Leda,' Pretty to Walk with, and witty to talk with. EDWARD WHITEHEAD NANCY WHEATON f4Nan,, With talents that excel, she works hard and very wellf' JUNE YEDINA K Ecldie,' A lad of honest manhood and good fellowship. 96 ashortyn A light heart makes many friends. MARJORIE W1NTEns L Marjie,' Makes business a pleasure and pleasure her business. C10 ing N QA! '......a ir: Fall, YVinter, Spring, and Summer - N atureis four seasons have completed our lives at Haverling. Our four years of high school have heen rich years, NX e do not know when We shall encounter such good years again -hut we are anxious to hegin. NVQ yearn to put into practice our own ideas. They are different from those that have gone hefore us -hut that makes them no less right. VVe have learned to express our ideas through our parents and our teachers. NVe realize now the important part they have played in our livesg they have fulfilled their part well. Now it is up to us. As individuals, we are the only ones who can decide Whether we shall succeed or fail. Thus we leave the halls of Haverling. With warniness we look hack at the home We have shared. Yes, our seasons spent here have heen good seasons. Time goes, you say? Oh nol Alas, Time stops, We gof, 1 r GEORGES MOTOR SALES DE SOTO ana' PLYMOUTH THE CARS WITH THE FORWARD LOOK The All New Torsion Air Ride Texaco Products Phone PR 6-3142 .4 BATH'S TIRE ' HEADQUARTERS Elmlra Omci Success to the Phone PR 6-3950 Equipment C0-, HC- Class of 1958 Homell Auto KOWHVS 323 Carroll se SUPPIY Firestone Elmira New Yoirk ' Flo d D Dealer Store y ' 58 Broadwa T p 'z Y 37 E. Steuben St. I EAL ,h. I Freeman Hom H N Y Bath, New York my f 'nf Phone PR 6-3571 e ' ' ' Complete Line of um' we Real E,-gage Ph Firestone Tires - - - R 1 and one 2302 azd Hgme fnd Sales Service enta s General Imurance W0 VP? W5 Phone 3-7225 S B h . yracuse at C0mPlf'fe NW-Wfal Congratulations Watertown Geneva Service to the Hickey'S Class of 1958 Music Store ROCHESTER 330 East State Street Walker's Dairy RADIO SUPPLY COMPANY WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS Ithaca, N. Y. - Ph.one 4-1101 - Bath, New York C,:.uldren,a Congratulations Electronic Equipment 03337 SPECIALTY SHOP 'O 'he BUYS - Class of 1958 - GIRLS - 11 Liberty Street Bath, New York - BABIES ' 35 Liberty Street vglotel Phone PR 6-6412 Bath, N- Y- agner M.I'L.E'IN'E.R.Y QDAT5 Nairn... ..I':,.. -4' 'VA'f' ,, SHARTSHQP CONC R ATULATICJNS CLASS OF 1958 Advocate Printing Co. Fim' Prinling af 1'1'5 Brit Plicnm' PR 644541 - Wilkes Avenue Ihrsnse lrmii XVziIscm's l.z1L1ntli'y Compliments of Burleson's Atlantic 346 West Morris St. Bath, New York Dirfribzzlorf of Firm 1.11 nzbm' Ph.: Bath PR 6-2313 Sullivan Lumber Co. Hammondsport Road Bath, N. Y. BEST WISHES Commie's Tire Sales 207 ll:iltlxx'in Si. Elmira, N. Y. RLCCAPPINKZ AND ll. lf. CLUOIJRICII 'IUIZELESS TIRICS f,fJI11PllIHUIlIS of Wighlman 8: Wightman XI TTURNE YS-.AIT-1,fHV 47 l.ilw.-fry Struct Hath. New York Plimic PR 6-2 ISN ffompliiiir-'nts of HILLVIEW Peggy Lee Drive-In Diner Bath - H ammondsporr Road Mr. and MVS' Bath-Kanona Road R. W Palrrier Best Wishes lo Class of 1958 Hatfield's Cash 8 Carry - Phone 6-ZO.35-- Compliments of Castle's Shoe Store The Store of Foot Service CNext to the Theatrej Pr ie Drs Opr I Bath, New York The Insurance Company of the Lorigrziliilalions lo the Class of 1958 White's Hardware .llargr Wfzifc, Owner Phone PR 6-4.661 Bath, New York -2. W i l STAND 0 r l Il WE lf BETWEEN- YOU AND LOSS Philadelphia. Pennsylvania Frlwin F. Smith, Agent if-7.-1--vw,--,....,.,.., -..Y-s...-. W-.. ,, G 9 To the cNth' Degree . . . that's the Band Box Dry Cleaning Service, modern e uipment, central location, free parking, garment insur- CI ance a ainst loss or theft - ALL mean convenience and sa ety or you. f 5 . . . And Gabe Castrilli is a graduate dry cleaning expert - knows and uses the best dry cleaning methods. 155, ''gfgegagsgrgggfgigg953555333152,1521:1:5355115:21:::3:sg5:5:555gQg55g1 ,.,.,. :A51:g11:33.g:,1 ml W -iirE'?'E35 i 3525V my 1' if .Q gif? , ' : :i ff3fi1:1i1?5?35:'I. .I. .. ' rf i . L :.2fs:s2s2s2z:fqfqfg1.1 ...... .. L g ll. 9 0 4 I '- , . :s:s:s:s:s:Q:aEs:5:5S2S25s2121355522:5:::ss5Ss:siEs:5i?2:f:ir5:55525S3iE2:22i2Ei??E5E2:1:Es:aSr:aiirss- s:s:s:z:1:s:e:e:a:1a:5:az:si 11-1.s:s1'z:z:5:sSs:ss::sf2'2eSiSs:1:s:s:1:1:2:s:sS?s:sf:zsESf 7 BUELL ST. - BATH - PH. PR 6-4000 Gabe Castrilli, Owner B ATI-I Compliments YOSl'3 Food Store Book Store The of East brook's SPOH 5h0P r .411 Kinds of 0 e Groceries Writing Y . , Accessories :full Wistem Warner and Grace Open Evenings Books mon gem Easterbrook and Sundays Until 1:30 . m. P Congratulations Qomplimems of . to the Compliments Best Wishes Class of 1958 of W.ll POSTERS Court House I OWS . The Diner Home Made Furniture S b Ice Cream teu .en 25 East Steuben St I9 Buell Sr. Courier Bath, New Yorl: BATH, N. Y. Bath, New York .. ,,.., . --4- fr 38-40 East Steuben Street Compliments of BRUSH BUICK CO. Phone PR 6-2131 For a Career in Professional NURSING apply to the director of nursing Deaconess Hospital School of Nursing S63 Riley Street Buffalo 8, N .Y. SU 4400 Robinson' s Jewelry Shop Hamilton - Elgin and Croton Watcher 8 West Steuben St. Compliments of Bern Furniture Bath, N. Y. Where there is N0 Carrying Charge on Floor Coverings or Furniture Next to A 8: P Congratulations to the Class of 1958 Magic Curl Beauty Salon Compliments of A. C. French Kanona, New York CKanona Shipyardsb Manufacturers of ASH DOWELS Bath, N. Y. Phone PR 6-4212 George T. .lb K Congratulations Crosby W1 ur napp Class of 1958 Aura Collision service Charles Knapp McNeely's A TTORN E YS 350 W. lN1orris St. Restaurant Phone PR 6-3052 Bath, N. Y. Bath, N. Y. Bath, N. Y. Compliments Best Wishes to the Class of 1958 Bath Sand 8: Gravel Company Phone PR 6-2168 BRADLEY'S SPORTING Goons BATH, NEW YORK lt Pays to Play 1...-,..,,..,,..,,. Best Wishes Heartiest Compliments of Compliments of from the Coniratmations o e W01c0tt.ChaSe Bath Laundromat Gfaduifigisclass Chevrolet Washing W 0 , Sherman Shell Drying estem, Auto 7Chc-vrolet-Cadillae station Dry Cleaning Agsoglafg 4 NVL-st Steuben bt. Dyeing Store Nath, N- Y. James Reed, Owner - Phone PR 6-4742 f ay Sherman, Prop. ll E. William St. Phone PR 6-4513 15 Liberty St. When you think of SPOR TS WEAR think of HADLOCICS 31 Liberty Street Bath, New York Compliments from Gerych TV 8 Appliances Sales and Service Ph. PR 6-2224-Bath, N. Y. Best wishes for a most Successful and prosperous future to the Class of 1958 Best WVishes The From Cvmvlimenfa of Bath Dl'iVe-ln Compliments Of . Theatre Sona-Tori Ulllllill 0 Electrical Contracting Avoca Hotel stance Phone 6-2313 Avoca' New York West Washington St Phone Enterprise 9414 Bath' N. yt fWorld Fa?:314.Q40bIter, Bath, N. Y. Compliments of Compliments of Compliments of Compliments of Carpenter's Floor Bath Auto CEST' B'df,,l:1'k't Coverings Pug, .SHOP 42 W. Steuben St. 369 West Morris 24 Lackawanna Street Bath, N. Y' Bath. N. Y. Bath, N- Y- Bath, N. Y. Phone PR 6-2921 - CONGRATULATIONS - the Class of 1958 Bernard J. Speer COMPLETE TREE SERVICE I4 Warden Street Bath, New York Phone PR 6-3883 ROBINSON TELEVISION AND HI FI CENTER 15 Pine Street Bath, New York FRANK E. HAUVER 354 Walnut Street Elmira, New York Ser-Ding lhe New York - Pennsylvania Area Musical Instruments and G. R. SEAGER BUILDER The Best Security - Own a Home of Your Own REMODELING ' REPAIRING Supplies All Workmcn Covered by Compensation BATH, NENV YORK Foster's Ketch Krest Dairy Ch't'A'wyle 'Ql l,5'5'7'4 BATH - KANONA ROAD Try Our' Home Caxh and Carry Service Cooked F0010 GAS IS BEST- Wherever You Lwe - MILK - 28 Liberty Street U DAIRY PRODUCTS 367 W- Moms Street ICE CREAM - FRESH EGGS Bath, New York Phone PR 6-4912 ----W '---- - ----- '- . , - Compliments of The Dlldlne Peerless Rest lVishcs to the Pharmacy Cl f1958 , ' Sal-O-Well co. 0 5 L ' Beekman Jamey C. Dildine, Prop. Inc- Waldo Funeral Hgme 7 East Washington Ave 847 Washington St. B h n Y- 3 Liberty Street at ' N . W h' S- . Bath, New York Buffalo 3, N. Y. 4 E as mgton t All Forms of INSURANCE Rest wishes to the Anlhonfi Class of 1958 Ken's Service Station Kanona, N. Y. Compliments of Bath Pennysaver Graham Ilf. and David G. Burch Bath's Best Advertising Medium 1 Fowler Street Phone PR 6-2312 Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1958 Longwell Lumber Co. EVERYTHING FOR BUILDING Bath, New York - Phone PR 6-2713 - OUR 41st YEAR -- Shoe Service 4 West Steuben St. 51101.95 R1-:1'A11z1211 XVHILE You VVAIT -l Compliments of Basement Barbershop 45 Liberty St. Compliments of Mrs. Dana Lyon Good Luck Bath Loan Co. Pm - Class of 1958 p. ot 6 a coc g. Th ifeiomflii' Mildred Sutton O R V I S Sh0ppe 9 Phone PR 6-2171 22 E' Wmiam St' BATH s FRIENDLY JEWELER Richard 0. Deegan ll. h, N.Y. I ft Child 20 Liberty street M g nlaflt' I TCU Subtcens - Chubbies Bath, N' Y' WE GIVE S8zH GREEN STAMPS Vogelvs Swift's Gas8zA liance ' Co :C CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1958 5e 'ce Station 29 West Steuben St. Bath N Y Domenick L. Gabrielli Kanona, N. Y. , l i Class of I93O,, Compliments Steuben County Judge C Fred G. Fedder of Jeweler Evans Postofhce Corner Wholesale Co. Bath, N. Y. - Phone PR 6-2161 Fi'1fDif1ff10'1dS Confections and Watches Tobacco Notions CASH AND CARRY CLEANERS Subsidiary of Keuka Dry Cleaners Busy Since 1929 Friendly - Courteous - Prompt - Phone: Prospect 6-3360 - 5 East Steuben St. Bath, New York -,. .Y-.,,a.55.q.Y .- ..-.,- -vf--Q ,- Compliments Flgllfl OUR GOAL ' ' ' of Reedf. To educate the public and in the proper use of Molly's FUNERAL Tutee Freez credit, as a relation of Dingf mutual trust, and to the DIRECTORS value of establishing For Your Favorite Sodas - Sundaes and Sandwiches Molly and Le: lame: A. - Bernard 1. Ambulance Service West Steuben St. Phone PR 6-2733, Bath Across from Lake Salubria good credit records. The Credit Bureau of Bath 56 Liberty Street Bath, New York JAY MADSEN Equipment Company D U M M E T T ' S Bath's Color Center Beauty By The Brushful Window Shades Window Screens Venetian Blinds Interior Decorating PAINT The Carpenter School Coach for All W Congratulations Makes of Chassis and l Best Wishes from the Phone PR 62181 Westmmsfef Fellowshlp of Bath, New York THE FIRST , PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH C in Bath Congratulations to Betty-Kay Compliments of Smith,. the Class of 1958 Bake Shop A130 BNI? Ronnidg McDonough's Sho Atlantic Service GYUCCTY P Liberty and William St. Bath, New York Phone PR 6-9194 49 Liberty Street Ken Marlatt, Prop. Good Things to Eat Phone PR 6-2351 Free Delivery 444 E. Washington St Bath, New York 'GWHY DON,T YOU INVENT SOMETHING WORTHWHILEZW' Challenged by these seven abruptly spoken words, Simon Ingersoll conceived an idea which grew into an industry of worldwide significance. Now, as then, opportunities exist. The world of today welcomes the transfusion of new ideas and youthful enthusiasm which is your gift to progress. INGERSOLL - RAND COMPANY Painted Post, New York CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF l958 Steuben Bowling Academy Thomas McMahon, Jr. William Yerger 29 East Steuben Street Bath, New York BEST OF WISHES CLASS OF 1958 Cole 8: Walker n ATTORNEYS AT LAW 7 East Steuben Street Phone PR 6-3307 STUDENTS Funelss Compliments of Drug Store E. .4. FULLER M' 8: J' Plzarmacixt Rfchfleld. L W Service Station ' ' Hastings A 37 Liberty St. Bath, New York Pulteney Square 211 State St Elmira, N. Y. Best Wishes 1 Class of 1958 Congratulations Congratulations to the Class of 1958 Class of 1958 National Army Stores Lane EDWIN F. SMITH Mort Everything for Everybody Liberty Street Bath, N. Y. Pipe Corp. May St. - Bath, N. Y. Phone PR 6-3366 Real Estate and General Insurance 39 Liberty St. Bath, New York Phone PR 6-3309 Louise I 3 q A Congratulations Class of 1958 Macmartin Comphmems Qf Vanscoter and Son LINGERIE and The -- FLORISTS - SPORTSWEAR Stal' Life Drive-ln Haverlin Street - Bath, New York Clarence and Emily V anScoter 7 East William'Street Bath, New York Kanona, N. Y. Phone 6-6314 COMPLIMENTS OF BECKER 8 BROWN Personally Endorsed Used Cars 323 W. Morris St. James S. Drake BEST WISHES FOR A BRIGHT FUTURE Moran's Food Store IOS Cfllgel' SIFCCI Morris C Attorney-at-Law Phone PR 6-4622 - 0p7'0ME1'R131' - Bath, N. Y. An Moran Prop- 102 Liberty Street - Bath, New York Compliments of Wgtgogfg Congratulations to the 2,' Class of 1958 Sudan LAUNDRY , Brownie's Blue Coal Dry Cleamng Service Lake Road Automatic Furnaces and Stokers Bath, New York William Campbell 24W Liberty Street Phone Bath Prospect 6-2866 Phone PR 6-6451 Lackawanna Ave., Bath, N. Y. Proprietor Tho.. W. G0 d VV. h Congratulations Bailey a son o is es to to the Class of 1958 Class of 1958 INSURANCE UI Cfugef Sf- Steuben': Favorite Clothierf' Restaufantn Phone PR 6-2951 Bath, N. Y. Lake Salubria BATH, NEW YORK Bath, New York TYPE WRITERS ADDING MACHINES CASH REGISTERS MUSICAL MERCHANDISE RENTALS - SALES CLASS RINGS VanPatton's Exchange and Phone 2135 Avoca, N. Y. Commencement Announcements ROBERT E. KILLIP Compliments of Dutch Dairy 105 Laney Road .llmlof Rochester 20, New York J J Fountain and ' ' Luncheon THE JOSTEN COMPANY Newberry Co. 5-IO-25 Cent Store 365 VVest Morris Street Bath, N. Y. Success Congratulations to the R' iusjone' 0 TO THE CLASS or 1958 Class of 1958 Wholesale Dgbbing Tolaacco - Cigarr Grover C. Bradstreet Brothers S d 'ff ' C0 f'ft Service Station Tel. PR 6-3552 Attorney Banana Tim, 6 West Steuben Street A5595-'0'ie-' and ll E. William Street BATH' NEW YORK Bath, New York Compliments of L. D. Jones Lumber Yard MURPI-lY'S Lumber and Building Materialr from Cellar to Roof ll East William St. Phone PR 6-4112 Bath New York - FOR RECORDS - All Classical and Popular Records Bath Fruit 8 Vegetable Market Best Wishes to the Class of FEIQTHIEAEJIEH Phone Pnospecr 6-4901 19 5 8 FREE DELIVERY 10 W. Steuben St. Bath, N. Y. , I virgin H. Gledhill Rochester Business Institute A TTORNE Y is celebrating its 95th year in the training of young men and women for better positions! Write for in- formation about . . . RBI's Business Aptitude Test, 6 E- William Street - Bath, New Yofk 172 Clinton Ave., S., Rochester 4, N. Y. 1 Iljiarnzenk Congratulations to the Bath Truck and Jak? Class of 1958 Tractor Co. Extends its Congratulations to the Class of 1958 james H. Burns, Owner Commission Auction Every Wednesday Opposite Lake Salubria Route IS - Bath, N. Y. Phone PR 6-9176 W. Everett Meade All Forms of Insurance l Liberty St. Bath, New York - Phone PR 6-2042 - Bath Compliments Packing of the C ompany TauY'H0 Faucett's Quality Coal 127 W. Morris Street Restaurant Bath, New York Phone PR 6-6221 We Can Fill Your Freezer for Less Kanona, New York Specialists in Steaks Chops Sea Foods R. 8: H. MOTORS 130 West Modris Street BATH, NEW YORK Serving Bath Since I869,, .syflflylf .f f Us ' f . Conv! f. VICTOR FAUCETT 35 West Morris Street Phone PR 6-4951 u-H TOMORROW IS YOURS The Class of 1958 at Haverling Central School de- serves rich praise for its accomplishments in many fields of endeavor. Corning Glass Works is proud to salute you upon this important milestone. You face a bright future with limitless opportunity. Your success now depends upon your continued ability to use imagination and enthusiasm toward making your community, your nation, your world a better place in which to live. CORNING GLASS WORKS V. S. Orr shoe Store Mary Ulrich W. H. PLUMLEY Dress Shop Freeman Shoe: Ladies, ESS0 , f0I' NIC!! Ready-to-Wea, Tirex - Batteriey - Accexxories Reg CW, ihoe, Opposite the TOWING SERVICE or om H Post Office Phone Bath PR 6-9174 - on the Comer - Bath, N. Y. 23 E. Steuben St. Bath, N. Y. Bath, N. Y. BOND . F I H Slurley's unefa 071133 , Bottled Gu Davls-Bradt Ford Garage Loren E. Davis Ernest M. Shaver 338 West Washington Boulevard Owners Phones: West Steuben St. Bath PR 6-3376 Bath, N- Y- BATH' NEW YORK Hammondsport 27 C Q1-ge M. Q R. ongra u a tons W. H. M C t I t' 0- to the Class of 1958 Restaurant WALLPAPER RICHARD W. RYNIKER JANE A. RYNIKER and Wendell jackfon PAINT Phone PR 6-3233 16 Liberty Street Ryniker Insurance Agency Bath, N. Y. 13 West Washington Boulevard Next to School Bath, New York Telephone: Prospect 6-4274 MCKi11l2y'S Congratulations Congratulations to the Class of 1958 Sales 8 Service to the Class of 1958 Ford Tractors Bulb DfYdG00d5 M. J. ward 8: son and an Equipment Dept. Store FEED and FARM SUPPLIES H d tR d I3 Liberty Street GMC TRUCKS - OLIVER TRACTORS ammon spor 0a Bath, N. Y. 3 Bath, N. Y. Bath, New Ymk A BANK Book is the second most valuable book in the world. Have you one in your home? BA TH NATIONAL BANK Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments of Congratulations to W. D. G .son at son the Class of 1958 Esso Petroleum Products John W. Taggart and Son Atlas Accessories EVERYTHING IN INSURANCE Buell Street Phone PR 6-2241 - Bath, New York - Phone PR 6-4512 - Wilson Ave. Bath, New York BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF 1958 Sl'1oemaker's Market and Slaughterhouse Frank Shoemaker, Prop. Wholesale - MEATS -- Retail Phone Bath 6-3951 Kanona, New York Congratulations Congratulations to the Class of 1958 TETOR'S DUTCH DAIRY Abbottls Pharmacy 10 W. Steuben St. Bath, New York 52 Liberty Street Bath, New York LOOK AHEAD 1 7 ,C WITH p SECURITY tomers and we pa Halle Ll Neslegg to Star! Out in the War! h not look ahead with Security Trust looks ahead-so W y the Security? We particularly like young folks as cus- ' 1 to . . rticularly urge young peop e START A SAVINGS ACCOUNT NO SAVE REGULARLY SEClIRlTY'TRl.lST'COMPAN Y Illember Federal Reserve System Illembe W d r Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Compliments of Rest Wishes to the Class of 1958 Empire State Abstract Corp. Compliments of Dutch's Shell Bath C0-0P- Reliable Title Robert Service G,L,F. Sgfvice Sfdffhef ROWS!! S ' St t' I-fannnondsport Road Feed - Seed 7 E. Steuben Street ervlce a mn Rath, New York Fertlgzer Phone PR 6-3922 Bath-Kanona Rd- Dutch Hoag F an , Pmpridm. arm Supplies Bath, N. Y. Phone PR 6-2851 116 Q H averlinguist Photography Phone 6-2 3 3 5 Bath Bates' Market B. A. BATES, mp, West Steuben Street Bath, New York Congratulations to the Class of 1958 Congratulations to the Class of Gerald F. Stabel IEWELRY - GIFTS Bath, New York Bath Amoco Diner Sh I Fire Corp. ee Y' Congratulations General Inrurance Famom for Florist Clag'oihf958 Robert S. Adams Home-Cooked Foodx President Warren R' Abbey Gulf Service Station 15 E' Steuben Street Ernest G. Paltz Secretary-Treasurer Y Bath, N- - ATTORNEY I2 Shannon Bldg. Phone PR 6-4211 Bath, N. Y. Phone PR 6-2941 24-Hour Service Phone PR 6-337 r Shannon Bldg. .--,.-- - Compliments of Hotel McDonnell Best Wishes to the Class of 1958 Peck's Hardware Best Wishes to the Class of 1958 W. W. Babcock, Inc. Delaware Avenue Bath, New York 1 , Compliments comphmems of Compliments of Best Wishes of . . to the Sinclair Refining Co. Modern Class of 1958 Beauty Shop Sherwin-Williams Shear-Colburn R. G. SHERER Marketer South Avenue Bath, N. Y. Phone PR 6-4042 :oh Liberty St. Arena Rhoder, Prop. Phone PR 6-3061 Oldsmobile, Inc. 370 VV. Morris St. Bath, New York Phone PR 6-3041 Paint Store 27 Liberty Street Phone PR 6-4802 Bath, New York MERCURY AIRCRAFT INC. Aircraft Technique in Industrial Products At the Cradle of Aviation HAMMONDSPORT, NEW YORK IIIIMMEHIIIAL OF ILMIRA, INC. Croalivo Printers for Advertisers I 380 South Main Shoot, Elmira, Now York Geo. G. Jacobs Expert Watch Repairing Jeweler and Diamond Merchant 22 Liberty Street Phone PR 6-4142 Best Wishes to the Class of 1958 Westinghouse Electric Corporation Efectronic Tube Division W. T. Grant Co. Known For Valuex Investigate Retailing As A Career - See the Local Manager 3 8 Liberty St. Bath, N. Y. Bath, New York Bath, N. Y. Compliments Bath Plumbing Best VVishes to the to the Supply Co. Class of 1958 Class of 1958 Compliments Of House-Humphrey Stewarvs 1o6 Liberty Street Insurance Barber Shop Hollkim Phone PR 6-3374 Dairy Bath, N. Y. Bath, New York Liberty Street Bath, New York Best Wishes to the Class of 1958 - FROM - Our Professional Friends DENTISTS J. L. Grover, 209 Liberty Street, Bath, Phone 6-3I22 W. H. Ness, Shannon Building, Bath, Phone 6-3242 Frank E. Nicklaus, I I3 East Steuben Street, Bath, Phone 6-2I I6 Robert Heise, I I3 East Steuben Street, Bath, Phone 6-21 I6 OPTOIVIETRIST J. Robie Griswold, 20 Robie Street, Bath, Phone 6-2792 VETERINARIANS Cheney, Murray SL Cheney, 126 W. Washington Blvd., Bath, Phone 6-3421 R. F. VanCelder, Hammondsport Road, Bath, Phone 6-2325 J. E. Paddock, 321 W. Morris St., Bath, Phone 6-3053 THE BATH MEMORIAL HOSPITAL STAFF Dr. S. Z. Selleck Dr. F. Kenzie Dr. E. P. Smith Dr. S. B. Chapman Dr. A. F. Wahlig Dr. D. D. Hutchings Dr. j. Sanford Dr. D. F. Coon Dr. F. T. joint Dr. F.j.Ryersbach V C147 ' fafwi, QML www? U, I Y U 8 .3-f . I Q - -. ' - - , 56,154 -. ,i ,QL N 'LJu1.x.- u U,y+m rf M ,YW K Ntwz, 3, ., Q Av - .v, 441, My 452 I ,. ,. I 6' wwe. ',. 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