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

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1959 volume:

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Table of Contents DEDICATION .i...,.....,i.,... ..,................., . 5 BOARD OF EDUCATION ..,. . 6 ADMINISTRATION ..r... . 7 FACULTY ......i. . . . 9 MAINTENANCE ...,r, A . . 15 CAFETERIA STAFF . . . . , . 16 SENIORS .......... , . . 17 TOP FIFTEEN ,...,.. . . . 35 SPECIAL HONORS .r.. . . . 36 COURT OF BEAUTY ..... . . , 37 CLASS BALLOT .....,. . . . 38 CLASS HISTORY ..,. . , . 40 SENIOR TRIP .i.,. . . . 41 SENIOR PLAY ..,.. . . . 42 JUNIOR PROM .... . . . 44 SENIOR BALL .... . 4 . 45 CLASS WILL ..,...,..... . . . 46 UNDERCLASSMEN ,..,..,. . . , 47 JUNIOR HIGH HONORS ,.... . , . 58 ACTIVITIES ..i..,,..,,.,.. , . . 59 SPORTS i,..,......r... . . . 91 ADVERTISEMENTS . , . . . . 101 Haverlinguist Staff From September to Iune the yearbook staff strives to make this year's book, the best yet. Initially, the book is a misty dream but the hard work and perseverance of the staff transform this dream into a reality giv- ing Haverlingis students our masterpiece of words and picturesf' G. Taylorg L. jessupg K. Daultong L. Nichols P. Peacockg J. Manng M. Frenchg 1. Marlattg R. Seybolt. K. Rynikerg B. Hawkg S. Squires The Staff Editor ..,..,.. . , . .Robert Hawk Associate Editor ,Kathryn Ryniker Senior Editor ,... Sharon Squires Business Manager . Mike French Advertising Manager james Marlatt Literary Editor , .Larene Nichols Feature Editor. Kathleen Daulton Sports Editor. . . ,Richard Seybolt Photography Editor . Cary Taylor Art Editor ,.,....... Linda Jessup Typing Editors . . ,... joan Mann Patricia Peacock It's Lonely and Quiet Dedication In grateful appreciation for your unending loyalty to the cause of learn- ing. Your unique ability to cheer us up with a smile and a kind Word no matter what the time. Your warm personality, your guidance and inspira- tion which you have made a part of Haverling, We the class of 1959 dedicate this yearbook to you . . . Elizabeth Finnerty ELLsWoRTH ROE President CLAUD AUSTIN 5 4 5 2 THOMAS SLINEY R DR. FRANK NICKLAUS Board of Education As Dr. James Bryant Conant, one of Americais leading educators, said in a recent address, The first requisite for a good public school system is a good school boardf, We, at Haverling, are privileged to have a very good Board of Educa- tion. This group is responsible for making policies of Haverling, a job which, although time-consuming, is skillfully executed by our school board. Because of the education which they have provided for us, we, the students at Haverling give our sincere and grateful thanks to our Board of Education. si ' .J ..,' 522355 ' - VIRGINIA KIFF NIARGARET l'lAWK 1. VICTOR FAUCETT - i i FW? Clara Hille, Treasurerg Virgil H. Gledhill, Attorneyg Marion Ormsby, Clerk Administration To THE CLASS OF 1959: I am pleased to have the oppor- tunity of writing a few words in the 1959 Yearbook, and wish to extend my appreciation to the Haverlin- guist staff for granting me this privi- lege. First of all, may I extend congra- tulations to every member of the senior class. This year, your last in Haverling, will soon be over and you will have graduated from high school. I know this will be a proud moment for all of you and, although congratulations at this time are somewhat premature, I assure you they are no less genuine. It seems to me that there are many things of which this class of '59 can be very proud. Yours is the largest class in the history of our school, and we are hopeful that at least a hundred diplomas can be given out at commencement time. You can boast of more scholarship winners than any previous class which is a good indication of a high overall scholastic ability. There is an abundance of talent in other fields, such as music, sports, drama- MR. WIGHTMAN, Superintendent of Schools tics, art, etc. But above all, it has been my observation that you are ladies and gentlemen, friendly and courteous, with a high sense of fair play for all. If you will hold on to and nurture these fine attributes your success in life is already assured. Again may I congratulate you on having nearly completed your high school education. I can say that all of us at Haverling are the richer for having had the opportunity to associate with you, and we hope and trust that Haverling has given to you those qualities that will ensure rich and rewarding lives for each of you in the years that lie ahead. VERNON E. VVIGHTIXIAN General Oflice Staff Four smiling faces greet us as we pass the general office. The women who are there are part of the be- hind the scenes workers who help to make Haverling the wonderful school that it is. Leona Spragueg Clara Hilleg Mary Glea- son, Marion Ormsby. MR. LYON Principal Elementary School As an early influence in our school lives, Mr. Lyon guided us through our years in grade school. This first influence is an important one and we are proud that we had Mr. Lyon for our elementary principal. fr 4- MR. NADEAU Principal Ir.-Sr. Higli Scliool To our beloved principal goes much of the credit for what we are today. Without his help and guid- ance throughout our high school years we would not be successful graduates of Haverling, ready to face the world with confidence. We offer Mr. Nadeau our th n s everything he has done f . MR. ROCK Vice Principal and Transportation Supervisor To Mr. Rock, we give the credit for getting us to school on time, Whether we liked it or not. We also know him as a business teacher and the guiding hand of this yearbook. We can truthfully say that we could never have published this book Without him. Thank you, Mr. Rock, for being our friend and counselorl OV O' High School Facult You, our teachers, have meant many things to us through our years of school. T rough your efforts to give us knowledge, you have become our advisors, our ers, and our most trusted friends. In your dedication to the task of fitting us S for us ul, happy lives, you have had unending patience and good humor. We never forget you or your sterling examples 311 in the years to come, we shall trive to live u to our reat ex ectatio . P Y g A P. hw 1 04 F S A 1 qu K.-mor. ANDERS ROLAND BENTLEY FRANCES BLOCK junior High English Vocal Music Physical Education NICHOLAS BOTTONI MELVIN BR.-xcs HORACE BURRINCTON Iunior High Math High School Science High School Science W . -B .X ,X x ,tl fx FX 'N ii, 'KX Je BLANCHE CAPRON DOLORES CHEPLICK joslsvx-I CHEPLICK School Nurse Iunior High Social Studies Junior High Social Studies 9 CLESSON C0011 Guidance Director KATHRYN FYF1-: World History CARLOS GUTIERREZ English 9 MARY ANNA HELM Vocal Music dxf Director of Music H 01116 Economics X-4 fx Y- X ' xx ROY DUBoIs American History ELIZABETH FINNERTY Commercial MARY ELIZABETH GAISS GERALDINE CALVIN Science 7th Grade Physical Education THOMAS HALTON GLENN HAMILTON High School Math Industrial Arts yi .XA my MI UTHER HOFFMAN ALICE LANDER ,A .f7..c ' LLOYD LEACH LINDA LYKE RUTH MAGILL Industrial Arts High School English Librarian KATHERINE MARLATT RAYMOND MILLER .TOHPT NORTHHQP High School English Director of Athletics P hy-910111 Education Y .4 N I as I NX JOHN ORMSBY JACK PANGBURN CATHERINE REED Social Studies 9 Junior High Art English and Social Studies V :.:. Ii. , fx -W QQ xi M TINELLA RICE E. RUTH K. SAGER NIARY SLINEY Commercial Art junior High English f I 1 I M T' lf' lRVEN SPEAR DELMA SPELLMA16 K' junior High Science Home Economics I 1... RUTH TATE EUGENE TRANT High School English Vocational Agriculture MERLE WALLACE MABEL WATSON Driuer Education Mathematics 8 BERNICE MELNYK Secretary to Jr.-Sr. High School Principal ri J rc .UW All all CLARICE SPENCER Languages PATRICIA VANPATTON Social Studies 7 I Q, sv ,av r..,,,,1,f sf 1 BERNARD WILSON High School Math Dir. of Adult Ed. .iw MARIAN PITCHER Secretary to Guidance Director Elementary Faeult NELSON BOND, Supervisor Our thanks to the elementary teachers who started us on our way to high school. You have played a most important role in our development. From you we i learned to put on our own rubbers, to Write our names and to live with other people. We,ll never forget you or Retiring, June 1959 all you have done for us. MIRIAM WILKES First row: Sonya Ellisong Virginia Paulyg Nancy Stevensg Marion Northg Sally johnson. Second row: Ronald Ralgg Conrad Rossg Lowlyn Stellerg Priscilla Wamboldg james Calvin. m 1 5, 1 4 3' 5, 4 X Y o 1 W Q 15 f 1 we Wwwm, 1? Y W, ,kid ,Z . 55 Y -sz ,KE Qs f A 62553: f W: am w if W qw M , w - F , Q x ' ' XF 2 ' I ,j kf,, 19 .V Q, Nr K -i w 1 .wigs mq V gm ,mA, , A 1 t. Q MM , ' , 2 M Messe gg-,M 4 Q ,K . 1 3 5 Q 1 - S 'L . Q X! 2-35 ,SFR Nm 'haw fyv-2, 4? Q A Q' W AT E 1 iff. MX W Lx Q i , 15525- . 7 :My QB' ke ,u' . N V , , Q .A , 0 4 we , EZ I G 5 E Q JUNIOR-SENIOR lllCll SCHOOL E. Mancini: P. Stuart: A. Wlalker: Oruishy: R. Ilall: B. Austin: P.Town- sr-nd: A. NVhcaton: BI. Cuffney: Austin: B. Piine: F. vonllagn. Cafeteria Staff Holiday treats and festive goodies can always be found as a special part of the cafeteria staffs numerous duties. Many thanks go to these diligent work- crs who are always striving to furnish our school with its heartv demands. I Thcir chccrful smiles and good food add so much to each day. IJOROTHY CIAHSON A111 nagcr . ? V I f gb W 215' I . . , jg :t il 'S 5. . . al l ..s . E :xi 1 A l t iits l . lf l : i. 1 A '- f j - If i 3- z y ? if ELEMENTARY U ' 1 A M. Hojnoskiq B. Fleet: F. Cinthcr: ' ' - m BI. Hopsckcr: A. Cillcn: B. Hannzui: ,Q , 1, gl Y , E. Kinncy: I. Stewart: D. Squires: V. Cardincr: D. Cochran: II. Ackcrson: G. XVilson: B. Marsh: T. Yates: H. NVilson. Seni0r's It's Traditional CL Craig - Craig Quietly, but impressively he won his way among us. Transferred from Canisteo Central, Sept. 1958. June - 1uner Not too quiet, not too loud - she's the happy mediumf, F.H.A.g Student Council. SONDRA BALLINGER BONALYN BAHAN Larry - Larryv Happy am I, from care I'm freeg why arenit they all contented like me! F ootballg Baseball. Betty - Tiger', Laughter, smiles, friendship, toog these things Betty will oger you. Chorus. Q A S S 0 F 1 9 5 9 CRAIG ACKERMAN JUNE ANDREYVS Sondra - Sandy A pleasant smile with a gay hello. F.N.C.g Chorusg C.A.A. Bonalyn - Bonnie Long may, we search before we find a hearjt so gentle and kindf' Library Clubg F.H.A.g C.A.A.g Thespian Clubg Chorus fArea All Statel. LARRY BENNETT BETTY BLOISE CLA S S 0 F 1 9 5 9 DENNIS BOWERSOX KAY BROWN Dennis - Horny', H is keen remarks could split an atomf, Wrestlingg Student Council. Kay - Kay A charming way - a pleasant smile. F.H.A.g C.A.A. IOANNE BROWNELL ALBERT BURNS Betty - Bets A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Library Club, Pres. 45 Announcers Clubg F.T.A., Pres. 4. Nancy - Nancyv A merry heart goes all the way. F.H.A.g G.A.A.g Chorus. Joanne - Ion A light heart makes many friends. Band f All Countyj g Chorus CArea All State D Albert - Al H e always plays the gamef' F .F .A.g Student Councilg Footballg Bas- ketball. BETTY CASTEN NANCY CONRAD C L A S S 0 F 1 Q 5 Q JAMES CooN LINDA CROCKEE james - Zip Life is shortg let's not hurry. Linda - Dusty A friendly lass is she, talk with her and see. Library Club, Vice Pres. 4g Chorus CAII County - 1 J. BETTY CRooKs KATHLEEN DAULTON Betty - Betty Fun is the thing she likes most. Press Clubg F.H.A.g Bowling. Kathleen - Kathy,' Others are fond of fame, but fame is fond of youf, National Honorg Haverlin uistg Library Clubg LeCercle Francaisg Timespian Clubg Band fCountyD and fArea All Statelg Chorus QCountyQg Driver Education Award. SHERRY DAVIDSON JACQUELINE DELAUNAY Sherry - Sherry Art alone supplies an enjoyment. Transferred from Redland's Senior High School in Calif. Sept. '57g Art Club. Jacqueline - Jackie She always has a pleasant smile and a cheerful word. Student Councilg Press Clubg Thespian Clubg G.A.A.g Sr. Play. 1 I C L A S S 0 F 1 9 5 9 BARBARA DENNIS JAY DICKSON Barbara - Bonniev She has winning ways to see her through her many days. National Honorg Press Clubg Student Councilg Chorusg F.T.A.g Thespian Clubg Sr. Play. Jay - Helly Jay is handsome, not so shyg The girls just look at him and sighf' F.F.A.g Footballg Trackg Wrestling C County Championjg King of Ir. Promg King of Sr. Ball. SHARON DICKSON SUE DIXON , XM' x J! - JQSharon - Dixie,' 9 L Always laughing full of fung Personality plus to everyone. Student Councilg Inter Nosg F .T.A.g Band fAll Countyjg fArea All Statelg Chorusg Cheerleadingg C.A.A. Sue - Sue,' Gently to hear, kindly to judge. ROBERT DUKE LINDA DYER Robert - Bob Youth comes once in a lifetimeg there- fore, let him enjoy it. Footballg F.F.A. Linda - Lin Serene, quiet charm personifiedf' Art Clubg F.N.A.g Chorus. 2I C L A S S 0 F 1 9 5 9 joHN EADE GAIL EASTERBROOK John - John For he's the quiet kind whose nature is never to worryf' Science Club. Gail - Gail, Her carefree manner conceals her generous nature. F.H.A.g Chorus CArea All Statej, fAll Countyjg Sr. Play. SUE ENSCOE MARTHA FERRIS Sue - Sue It's good to be honest and true. Press Clubg F.H.A. fTreas.J. Martha - Martie A smile iipon her face and a laugh within her heartf' F.H.A. frarespg Bandg GAA. ROBERT F INNEY MICHAEL FRENCH Robert - Bohn This Bob's a friendly sort of guyg of fun he has a large supply. Transferred from Canton High School, Sept. 19585 Wrestling. Michael - Mike His witty jest, his friendly smile, make his friendship worthwhilef, National Honorg Student Councilg Haver- linquistg Football CMgr.Jg Basketball CMgr.Jg Track. if t A S S 1 9 RICHARD GALLAGHER ROBERT CALLAGHER A 'yy WENM -'SNOr ', X f A hearty la echoes her love of lifef Nz Qqfdg Cheerleadingg G.A.A. P V Alma - Almee', Wit to persuade and beauty to de lightf' Student Councilg Library Clubg F .N.C. Thespian Clubg C.A.A. LeCercIe Fran caisg Bandg Chorus CArea All Statej. LAVERNE GLEASON BRENDA CI-ODNY CL Suzanne - Goldie She dances the light fantastic. Transferred from Modesto High School, Calif., Sept., 1958. Student Council, Press Club, LeCercle Francais, Sr. Play, Thespian Club. David - Dave Few moments are dull when Dave's around, and monotonous moments are never found. Wrestling, Bowling, Badminton. BEVERLY HABBER1-'1ELD SANDRA HALL Robert - ulalcel' H is steps lead to accomplishment. National Honor Society, Student Coun- eil, Haverlinguist - Editor, Inter Nos, Le Cercle Francais, Band, Tennis, john - ujohnl' A quiet lad with plenty of ambition. National Honor, Inter Nos, Chorus, Science Club, Tennis. A S S 0 F 1 9 5 9 SUZANNE GOLDMAN DAVID GURNEY Beverly - Been Her friendship is exceeded only by her looelinessf' Student Council, Press Club, F.H.A. Sandra - Sandyv Always jumping, on the go, She has no time for gloom or woef, F.H.A., Thespian Club, G.A.A. ROBERT HAWK JOHN HEWLETT CLASS OF 1959 Margaret - Rats Light-hearted joy is her expression of MARGARET HILL MARILYN HOAD friendlinessf, F.H.A.g F.N.C.g Bandg C.A.A. Marilyn - Marilyn Quiet as can be, but many friends has shef' Inter Nosg F.N.C. LAWRENCE HOJNOSKI EDWARD HORNER Lawrence - Larry', A down to earth guy with his head in the clouds. Bowlingg Sr. Play. Edward - Edu A little nonsense now and then is rel- ished by the best of menf' Inter Nosg Chorusg Footballg Baseballg Sr. Play. SHARON HOUSE RONALD IDE Sharon - Sharry Shar0n,s a girl we wonlt forgetg her presence at Hauerling we w0n't regret. All County Chorusg Area All State Chorus. Ronald - R0nnie,' H e lets his actions speak for wordsf, Science Clubg Band. CL Linda - Linda She paves her way with an artistic handf, Huverliniguistg Inter Nos, Art Clubg Band fAl'6k1 Al Statej, QAll Countyl. VVillium - Cunner,' Reason and judgment are the qualities of this good leader. President of Senior Classg Art Clubg Stu- dent Councilg Thespian Club, Chorus lArea All Statej, QAll Counfyli An- nouncers Club, Basketballg Track. KAREN KNAPP VVAYNE KNOWLES A S S O F 1 9 5 9 LINDA JESSUP WILLIAM KASTNER Karen - Karenv She looks like an angel and acts like one, too, but you never can tell what an angel will dof' Press Club, Inter Nos, Science Club, The-spian Club. Wayne - Eric When in need of a true friend, here is one on whom you can dependf, F.F.A. fSafety Awardl, fLeadership Awardl. DAN LAGGIS ALAN LENT Dun - Danny If work interferes with pleasure, one must give up work. Football. Alan - Alan,' I am as I am and so will I hef, . Science Club, Chorus, Sr. Play. CL Margaret - Peggy ln silence doth she excelf, Press Club. jane - Blanche Her heart is as happy as her cheer- ful looksf, Art Clubg Announcers Club CPresidentj. JANICE MADSEN JOAN MANN A S S 0 F 1 9 5 9 MARGARET LEWIS JANE MACK WKQM J J I is Aff' he believes in lceeping quiet about her many accomplishments National Honor Society fPres.Jg Library Clubg Le Cercle Francaisg F.T.A.g Thes- pian Club. joan - Ioan Small in size, but great in mind. Student Councilg Haverlinguistg Inter Nosg Le Cercle Francaisg Announcers Clubg F.T.A. Patricia - Pdf, All the world is her friend. Student Councilg Press Clubg Le Cercle Francaisg F.T.A.g Announcers Club. james - limb He goes after what he wantsf, National Honor Societyg Science Clubg Haverlinguistg F ootballg Basketballg Ten- nisg Boys' Stateg Elks, Leadership Award. ANN JAZNIES MARLATT CLASS OF 1959 Riehurd - Dick Dick's a worker, therels no douhtg We all agree - he's a good scoutf' F.F.A. Sandra - Sandyv Great modesty often hides great talentf' Le Cercle Frzmcuisg F.H.A.g F.N.A.g C.A.A. NELTSON MAHN'IN JOYCE MCCABE RICHARD MARTIN SANDRA MARTIN John - MCU This I0hn's a friendly sort of guyg of fun he has a large supply. Bundg Baseballg Tennisg Sr. Play. Sandra - Sandyv Talking is her tradef, Student Couucilg Inter Nosg Thespian Clubg Chorus. Neltson 4 Nelts', Always, with wit entertaining his carloadf F.F.A. Joyce - uloycel' Friendly, cheerful and gayg may she always stay that wayf, JOHN MCGILL SANDRA MCKIBBEN ss., - Q 72 ..,.. E ... A ,. ft? AA. CLASS OF 1959 Raymond - Hay Strength of purpose, an analytical mind, a serious nature with wit com- bined. Thespian Clubg Badminton. Jack - Tickles Professionally talented in the line of good humor. Le Cercle Francaisg Chorusg Footballg Basketballg Track. JOANNE MOWCHAN JAMES N EYLON Larene - Larene', Music is well said to be the work of angels. National Honor Societyg Le Cercle Fran- caisg Press Clubg Inter Nosg Haverlinguistg Thespian Club fPres.Jg Band CPres.Jg Chorusg Sr. Playg D.A.R. Essayg Girls' State. Jane - ujaniev Gentle and modest - so nice to knowf, Press Clubg F.H.A. RAYMOND MIALE JACK MILLER Joanne - Hilda,' Better late than never, but better never late. Student Councilg Press Clubg Library Clubg Inter Nosg Bandg Majoretteg All County Orchestrag Cheerleading-Captaing C.A.A.g Class Secretaryg Queen of Jr. Prom. James - 'flimv 'Tm not lazy - just tiredf, Colfg Basketballg Baseballg Bowling. LARENE NICHOLS JANE NORTHRUP C L A S S 0 F 1 9 5 9 WILLIAM ORMSBY KAY PALMER VVilliam - O:arkv On the .scale of personality, he rates high. Footballg Baseballg Track. Kay - Kay', With a .smile she merrily brushes her , worries awayf, Press Clubg F.H.A.g Student Council. DONALD PANZIK MARGARET PARKER Donald - Donn A rnanls car is his castlef, Sr. Play. Margaret - Peggy', Many friends has she - the girl wh0's pretty as can bef, F,H.A.g Chorus fAll Countyj. PATRICIA PEACOCK SAMUEL REPASS Patricia - Pain A friendly heart with many friends. Haverlinguistg Inter Nosg F.N.C.g Student Councilg Thespian Clubg Band CArea All Statelg Sr. Play. Samuel - Sam A natural in athletics, the greatest as a friend. Footballg Basketballg Chorus CPresidentlg Baseball. CL Carol - RiceyD Her looely smile goes a long, long way. F.H.A.g Thespian Club. John - R0dv Be quiet and he safe. Transferred from Horseheads Central School, Sept., 1958. FRED RUETZ Donrs RUMSEY A S S 0 F 1 9 5 9 CAROL RICE JOHN RODBOURN Fred - Fred A cheery grin, a quick 'Hellof these things tell why we like him so. Baseball. Doris - Doris,' She hath a daily beauty in her lifef, Student Councilg Press Clubg C.A.A. Kerr EW Zwfll WW W Paul - Herby,' Another jokester who makes us laugh, but thinks and acts on our behalff, F.F.A.g Chorusg Sr. Play. Tom - Tom', He responds to new ideas with keen questioningfl Anouncers Clubg Thespian Clubg Tennisg Badmintong Sr. Play. AUL RUSSELL TOM RYERSBACH CL Kathryn - Kit'ty', A girl of great ambition and high ideals, whose charming manner quite appealsf, National Honor Societyg Student Council- Sec'y-35 Haverlinquistg Press Club fEdi- torlg Inter Nosg Le Cercle Francaisg F. T. A.g Thespian Clubg Band CAll Countyjg Chorusg Sophomore Class Pres, Betty - Betty A quiet conscience makes her so se- renef' Press Club. JOYCE Sc:HooNovER CAROL SCHWINGEL 1 Richard - Dick,' Lifes a pleasant institution, let him take it as it comesf' Haverlinguistg Press Clubg Inter Nosg Band fArea All Statejg Sr. Playg Basket- ball Managerg Veep of Senior Classg Tennis. Kathryn - Kitchie She appreciates all that life has to offerf, Inter Nosg Armouncers Clubg F.T.A.g Band CArea All Statejg Chorusg C.A.A.g Sr. Play. A S S O F 1 9 5 9 KATHRYN RYNIKEH BETTY SALISBURY Joyce - Joyce Surprises come in small packagesf' Art Clubg Announcers Clubg C.A.A. Carol - Carol,' Her ways are many of pleasantnessf, Press Clubg Inter Nosg F.N.C.g Student Councilg Band. RICHARD SEYBOLT KATHRYN SHOEMAKER CLASS OF 1959 Eva - Ebby Pleasant in her own special way? Art Club. Barbara - Bobbie', 'fCalm, quiet, known to few, but those who know her know her truef, Chorus CA11 Countyl. DAVID SNYDER JUDY SNYDER Sharon - Sharon Rael, A personality as lively as the cheers she leadsf, National Honor Society, Press Club, Haverlinguist, F.T.A., Inter Nos CPres.D, Freshman Class President, Band CAll gounltyj, CAll Sectionalsj, Cheerleading, .A. . Roberta - Birdie, A brisk manner, a cheerful attitude, and a lovely smilef' F.T.A., Cheerleading, C.A.A. EVA SLIVINSKI BARBARA SMITH David - Dauev He's the wise man who appreciates his friendsf' Announcers Club, Chorus, Sr. Play, Wrestling, Page of Sr. Ball. Judy - ajudyv A winning way, a pleasant smilef, High Spots. l SHARON SQUIRES ROBERTA STABEL Library Club, Student Council, Inter Nos, F.N.C., Thespian Club, G.A.A., CAROL STILWELL CAROL SWIFT GARY TAYLQR BRYAN TONVNER CARRIE TUTTLI3 Carol Stilwell - Carol, She is charming and very sweet and lill grant you also neatf, Inter Nos, F.T.A.g Band CArea All Statel, CAll Countyjg G.A.A. Carol Swift - Carol Sincerity and humor beneath a radi- ant exteriorfi Press Club, Inter Nos, F.N.C., Thespian Club. Cary - Gwyn A bit of seriousness, a hit of fun and with it all, his work is well donef' National Honor, Haverlinguistg InterNosg Library Club, Science Clubg Tennis, Stu- dent Council-Veep-3. Bryan - Bryanv Quiet, shy sincere, a gentleman 'tis share. Student Council, F.F.A., Willis Prize Speaking. Carol Towner - Carol More fun than a barrel of peoplef, Band QArea All Statej, CAII Countyl g Inter Nos, G.A.A. Carrie - carrier A girl whom we are proud to knowf, Press Club, Chorus. Michael - Miken A man to be looked up to in many waysf, Basketball: baseball. CAROL TOWNER MICHAEL WEISBERG .-N 175 x , 2 xg 'Q Li xy xx7JlxW?p, Ni, Sk, N1 Ng' Q i Wk 4 .35 I O I SWAN , X ,, ,,, , 4 i'fffa f. Q 4 l 4' H. e SE' S v. 1 ff S .- Q2 IW s QM s W U 45, 41 Q M Q tv Q' , , 'FP J W 353, 55 M Q if , if fm -M f LAHENE N1c:uu1.s DIANE AMEs IANIES AIARLATT Boy's Sta te X501 Cirl,s State Potato Queen D.A.R. Citizenship ' Award Elmira College Key Special Honors American Legion Uratorival Contest 'l'. Slinvyg ll. VL-it: L. Kcnzic '.w1L'orulj,' S. Nichols lflrstl -I. NVils0n Ctlzirrljq J. Dcnlingcrg -I. Van Gelder. Willis Prize Speaking Contest B. Clodnyg S. Squires: K. Daulton D. Rumscy lwinner girlls divisionlg D Cullughcrg R. Hawk fwinner boy's cli- visionj 3 R. Gallagher: M. French. Court of Beauty Our most photogenic girls take their places in our court of beauty. These attractive girls who grace the halls of Haverling make school more pleasant for all. A thing of beauty is a joy for- ever,', and these girls show that we have our share of beauty and joy. R BARBARA DENNIS gilfr KATHRYN SHOEMAKER A CERHART JOYCE MCCABE 1 V1 Q ' ,.g. , A MOST STUDIOUS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Kathy Daultong john Hewlett BEST ALL AROUND Bob Ilawkg joan Munn Larene Nichols: Bill Kastner ' El Seniors ect MOST DEPENDABLE lN1OST ATHLETIC CLASS BOOSTERS jay Dicksong Sharon Squires Roberta Stabelg Sain Repass Joanne Mowchang Dick Seybolt 5 l L l , 1 s F Q l A i O 3 4 Q 1 5 I I 5 3 CLASS CUT-UPS MOST TALKATIVE MOST CHEERFUL MOST ATTRACTIVE Jack Millerg Sandy Mcliibben Martha Ferris Q Dennis B0werSOX Pat Manng Bill Ormsby Doris Rumseyg Larry Bennett NICEST SMILES X Kitchie Shoemakerg Mike French MOST CO-OPERATIVE MOST ARTISTIC Kitty Ryniker 3 Larry I-Ininoski Craig Ackerman 3 Linda Jessup Th ' W h ' W h CII' 0 S 0 CLASS LOAFERS NICEST EYES BIGGEST EATERS Jim Coong Norma Gerhart Sue Dixong Tom Ryersbach Gail Easterbrookg David Snyder MOST MUSICAL MOST ORIGINAL BEST DANCERS BIGGEST FLIRTS Larene Nicholsg Bob Hawk Bonnie Dennisg Gary Taylor Suzanne Goldmang Bob Gallagher Sharon Dicksong Dick Gallagher Class History After being the first class to graduate from the junior High School we moved downstairs for our first experience as members of the high school. For our fresh- men oflicers we chose Sharon Squires to lead us as President, Jay Dickson as Vice President, Kitchie Shoemaker as Secretary and William Ormsby as Treasurer. We will never forget our first youth dance and its success and Miss Blair as our class advisor. In our sophomore year at HCS we were a little more confident and our treasury began to grow under the direction of Kitty Ryniker as our President, Bob Hawk as her assistant, Larene Nichols served as the Secretary and Sharon Squires as the guardian of the money. We enlarged our funds for Washington with a sale of miniature letters and a very successful bake sale. Our first winning youth dance, Winter Wonderland, was a highlight of the year. We were on our way. We had another big step toward graduation when we became Iuniors. For this year we chose Larene Nichols to become our President, Darlene Manning took care of the paper work as our Secretary and Karen Knapp served as the Treasurer. We chose Kitty Ryniker and Gary Taylor to run for the vice presidency of the Student Council. Vote for Kittyf, Cast your Ballot for Garyf, We made an increase in our treasury with our pencil sale. We will never forget our successful junior Prom, Sayonara,', with our handsome King jay Dickson, and our beautiful Queen, Joanne Mowchan. Our Prince Bill Kastner, and our Princess Doris Rumsey made up the royalty. The junior Senior Banquet was the most painful attack on our pocketbooks. Finally we made it- we were seniors after three years of long waiting. We chose Bill Kastner to lead us to Washington as our President. Dick Seybolt served as Vice President, Joanne Mowchan was our Secretary and Dick Gallagher took care of the treasury. We chose Bob Gallagher and Bonnie Dennis to run for the presidency of the Student Council. We will always remember our magazine campaign which was very successful and very profitable and our extra money from our refreshment stand at the football games. We will never forget our Crystal Christmas Senior Ball with jay Dickson as our King, Linda Jessup as our Queen, Bob Gallagher and Suzanne Goldman as their attendants and our Senior Play You Can't Take It with Youf, Finally we have reached the highlight of our Senior year, our trip to Washington and all the fun we had. Then our Senior Day Assembly and its joy, and finally the night of graduation. Through the years at Haverling we have lived the best part of our lives. We will never forget what we did at our Alma Mater - Haverling. L'-' ' B. Kastnerg T. Ryersbachg R. Ideg I. MaGillg K. Knappg A. Lentg L. Gleasong S. Enscoeg D. Bowersox: P. Peacock. -ig. A it Row one: R. Ideg T. Ryersbachg R. Marting D. Panzikg I. Rodboumg W. Ormsbyg F. Reutzg L. Hojnoskig john, Haroldg M. Frenchg J. Millerg R. Mialeg J. Dicksong I. Coong B Townerg S. Repassg D. Snyder. Row two: N. Gerhartg K. Palmerg M. Ferrisg S. McKibben K. Rynikerg L. Dyerg B. Bloiseg S. Dicksong S. Squiresg G. Easterbrookg B. Salisburyg K Shoemakerg M. Lewisg I. DeLaunayg B. Habberfielclg P. Peacock: K. Daultong C. Swift K. Knappg D. Rumseyg S. Houseg J. Brownellg I. Mowchang M. Hillg S. Davidsong C Townerg J. Mackg M. Parker. Row three: L. Crockerg J. Andrewsg C. Tuttleg J. Northrup J. McCabeg A. Giacominig J. Snyderg S. Goldmang B. Barang B. Crooksg j. Schoonover S. Hallg N. Conradg M. Hoadg B. Glodnyg C. Schwingelg S. Enscoeg L. Iessupg I. Mann K. Browng S. Marting P. Manng E. Slivinskig S. Dixong B. Dennisg L. Nicholsg B. Casten R. Stabel' I. Madseng S. Ballin er. Row four: J. Hewlettg A. Bumsg L. Gleason' B. Duke I. Neylonyg D. Gurneyg M. Weiiurgg I. Magillg A. Lentg J. Marlattg N. Marvin? Mr. Guti: errez Mrs. Gutierrezg Mr. Braceg Mrs. Bottonig Mr. Bottonig R. Gallagher: D. Bowersox W. Knowles: L. Bennettg R. Hawkg R. Seyboltg W. Kastnerg G. Taylorg E. Homerg J. Eadel Row five: Mikeg P. Russellg R. Gallagher. Senior Trlp Homeward Bound y 1 ,ff f I f H I 1 1 N. Gerhart. C. Townerg K. Shoemaker: NI. Ferris: . -3 First row: R. Stubelg B. HnbberHeld3 C. Townerg J- Madsen? P- Russell C. Swiftg M. Frenchg Enscoep J. Mann: K. Knapp: j. Eude. Second row: R. Hawk: R. Mar- ting L. Gleasong B. Barang K. Browng P. Mannj Murting Nl. Ilillg j. Madsen: B. Casten. I The Senior Class ---ui HAVERLING CENTRAL SCHOOL Presented Directed by MRS. RUTH K. TATE March 20-21, 1959 am., R. Hawk C. Swiftg L. Hojnoski K. Shoemakerg K. Knappg J. DeLaunay B. Townerg I. Marlatt You Can't Take It With You First row: P. Peacockg L. Hojnoskig S. Goldmang G. Easterbrookg D. Seybolt. Second row: I. DeLaunayg P. Russellg E. Homerg C. Taylorg A. Lentg D. Snyderg K. Shoemakerg B. Dennisg B. Kastner J. McGillg L. Nicholsg D. Panzikg I. Marlattg T. Ryersbach. Cast Penelope Sycamore ...... Larene Nichols Essie ,,...,..,..,,, Suzanne Goldman Rheba .,.......... Kathryn Shoemaker Paul Sycamore ,,.... Lawrence Hojnoski Mr. De Pinna .... ....... P aul Russell Ed ...,,....,.,. .... E dward Horner Donald .......,,.,,..., David Snyder Martin Vanderhof ..,.,.... Gary Taylor Alice .,....., Henderson ..,. Tony Kirby .,,... . . . . .Barbara Dennis .....,..Alan Lent . . . . .William Kastner Boris Kolenkhov ..,.,....., john McGill Gay Wellington Mr. Kirby ....... Mrs. Kirby ,.... Three Men .,.. Olga Jacqueline DeLaunay . . . . .Richard Seybolt . . , . .Patricia Peacock . .Thomas Ryersbach james Marlatt Donald Panzik . . . .Gail Easterbrook L. Hojnoskig S. Goldmang L. Nicholsg P. Peacockg G. Taylorg I McGillg D. Seyboltg B. Dennisg B. Kastner. E. Hornerg D. Snyderg I. McCillg P. Russellg L. Nichols. Junior Prom SAYO NARA May 2, 1958 Aloannc Movvchan made a charming Empress and jay Dickson a hand- some Emperor with Doris Rumsey and Bill Kastner as Princess and Prince. L. Hojnoskig K. Mattisong Mr. and Mrs. Quinny R. Hawk: K. Reedg R Seyboltg L. Kenzieg M. Frenchg S. Nicholsg I. Alvermang E. Clayson. William Kastnerg Jay Dicksong Joanne Mowchang Doris Rumsey Paper lanterns, cherry blossoms and graceful pagodas made the en- chanting world of Sayonara. Some couples sat on pillows and talked while others danced to the music of the Glass City Guys. The big moment came with the striking of the gong to announce the Royalty. All too soon, the eve- ning ended, leaving only memories of a wonderful time as we say Sayonara- japanese goodbye. Gary Taylorg Larene Nicholsg Sarah Nichols 3 Mike Frenchg Lyndon Robieg Karen Evans. Amid wild applause and bright Hash bulbs, Linda Jessup was crowned Queeng Iay Dickson, Kingg Suzanne Goldman, Princessg Bob Gallagher, Princeg and Dave Snyder and Sharon Squires, Pages. After the excitement of the corona- tion, the refreshment stand resumes its popularity. Among those showing interest here are B. Onnsbyg J. Manng K. Rcedg E. Slivinski, and S. Ward. Senior Ball CRYSTAL CHRISTMAS December 26, 1958 Tension mounts as the big moment of the evening draws nearer. Waiting for the crowning are: B. Fitzwaterg D. Murphyg I. Byersg D. Bumseyg P. Manng I. Neylong A. Giacominig S. Kropp and Mowchan. Class Will We, the senior class of 1959, being reasonably sound in body and mind, do hereby bequeath our earthly possessions to the class of 1960 with the sincere wish that they use them to the best of their ability. To Linda Kenzie we leave Bob Hawk's ability to work with the yearbook staff. To Sarah Nichols we leave Bonnie Dennis,s way with words. To Howie Veit we leave Sam Repass's all-around athletic ability. To Phyllis Berhannan we leave Kathy Daulton's gift for singing oil-key. To the editor of next yearis High Spots We leave Kitty Ryniker's formula for collecting assignments. To Dave Sliney we leave Mike Weisberg's secret for reaching the basket. To Judy Van Gelder we leave Joanne Mowchanls never-failing wit. To Duane Repass we leave Dick Seybolt's secret for making people laugh. To the Captain of the cheerleaders we leave Sharon Squire's ability to keep a good squad. To Diane Ames we leave Kitchie Shoemaker's sparkling eyes. To Gordon Muck we leave Mike French's all-around pleasantness. To Ron Gardiner we leave Jim N eylon's ambition. To Barbara French we leave Judy Snyder's lovely, sparkling smile. To Tom Sliney we leave John Hewlett's well used brain. To Sue Mowchan we leave Larene N ichol's I aim to please personality. To Glenn Beckman we leave Linda Jessupis ease on the easel. To Dean Kropp we leave Bill Kastner's good looks in capturing the hearts of Haverling's fairest. To Barbara Fitzwater we leave Sharon Dickson's knack for wiggling out of predicaments. To Diane Norcross we leave Alma Giacomini's all-around cuteness. To Phil Dickson we leave Jay Dickson's knack for getting along with people. To Mrs. Tate we leave a case of scratch paper in hopes that she'll have enough next year. S Progressive Tom SLINEY -IUDY BRowN SUE lWl0VVCHAN Prgs-idgnt V ice-Presid cnt Secretary Class of 1960 we ,..v,,.J,A Q ,,,: . f ' :Sb :g:,.,,: ' ' K - Qi K X ' rj, ',:E .W C . A Q .r 1 b Q XI A ias .re A e-f v A A -iiyi hzf? V., W Q52 ig ' - 1 3 .E - f' H 27 , 'xi A 'imli S . 'Z fi X 5 N 5 . -. e 9 , . , V q 'Y , . 1 'WE ,K . A ,, .,i,, , , F A -It 'Q we B ,,,, i M rf ,. . .. 3 vw Z, :. ' ,br 1 V: N' ' ug! ' E , V, 1 1 . U .A 5 I 5. . .., ...I ,Q . .. . mn k-AK X 5, , . if .A,-, AJ.. .-EA? . , . , . . DICK VAN Scorlzn Treasu rcr First row: Ackerson, C. : Adams, B. 1 Alver- mann, J.: Ames, D.: Angel, R., Barnett, C. : Beckman, E. : Beek- man, C. Scefmr! row: Berhannan, P.: Bogart, S. Brooks, K.: Brown, D.: Brown J.: Castrilli, R.: Chalmers, R. Christie, I. Third row: Clayson, E.: Coon, C.: Cooper J.: Cooper, N.: Coumhe, NV. Crane, D.: Denlinger, I.: Der riek, D, Fourth row: Dickson, P. : Dolliver, J. 3 Down ing, XV.: Dusenherry, C. Easterhrook, W. : Finkle, K. Fitzwater, B.: Fleet, J. Fifth row: French, B.: Fuller, J.: Gardi ner, R.: Gardiner, S.: Greene B.: Crosfelt, A.: Haley, T. Harrison, M. M. C ass of 1960 w . .. .. Q. -IW? I Weis a 7Ff'- 5-. --. 6 A If Q., 'S fi W K ar ...f Q.,-.f M . rv.. ,.,,ai.,..s... W,..., .Wo to My .X . . .Ass J? Q. 1... - - M . ' it iiih f fa L EE' '- ' J I, ft ' . R A , . P S , .J fr ,aff wg, F J P. 5 -4 , N2 V57 23.1. ak.. Q' . 7 - 4 I V 3 . . i .A, . i f Q . ,, t J i 2 ' V P - . lf J - . ll B' . we . . 'i I , SCSSS ' eeireeeee x J 1 S 'M h X is f flk, ' P .,,. N. ..,... , -if ,Y J W ' ,4'o-f-W.. S' J .- . kkqy V'hk I K' K .'::g -i,I2k,IQ2,':: -ggl ' ' 'fi :QQ . 'Q 'lit .i A , . gift .. 1 , V. ,Q U' ' J 1 .... , Q V' is 33? 1 -f'Q' a Q. F ' x . .. J - EA- f. ' ,M ,. ' ' QA PN Q ,,, -.' .. i S W 9 V - 0 W 3 N Jr Ex 1 . ,A .W ws Q-' -x. 'K i'if'E?ii - - , i ' if A F irst row: Healy, E., Healy, C., Hein- rieks, K., Hoehreiter, M., Hop- seker, S., Housekneeht, C., Hubbard, C., Hughes, C. Second row: Hunter, T. , Hurlbut, B. , Jacobs, B. , Jewell, S. , Johnston, J. , Jones, A. , Jones, D., Karow- ski, B. Third row: Kashorek, NV. , Kenzie, L. 1 King, J. , Kline, K. , Krisher, Fi. , Kropp, D. , Lewis, C. , Lewis, L. Fourth row: Longwell, L., Managano, M., Mason, G., May, L., Melnyk, R., Merrill, C., Miller, R., Monahan, R. Fifth row: Mowchan, S. , Muck, C. , Narby, M., Nichols, S., Noble, V., Norcross, D., Ormsby, B., Pi- azza, E. Sixth row: Pilgrim, D., Pulos, G., Repass, L., Rodhourn, B., Hosenburgh, C., Salisbury, J., Schnipelsky, O. 3 Shults, J. Seventh row: Sliney, D., Sliney, T., Snyder V. , Spicer, B. , Sprague, S. Stamp, A., States, S. , Talbot, R Eighth row: Thurston, L. ,Towner, P. ,Town- send, P. ,Trencharcl, C. 3 Turner, J., Van Gelder, J., Van Scoter, R., Veit, H. Ninth row: Von Hagn, C., WVarren, M XVarcl, S., YVestervelt, P., WVil- son, J., VVise, P., VVoocl, J. Yetlinak, J. 49 nf he e I L t F Q . x I 1 l 1 ig E K . W ' :ik Bbw! lv Class of 1961 ,. ..,.. .. .,...s... f ,. V ' ,, A 'flfiylif A-. .. fzfhbglgglq gif: QE .Q sf 5' . R L fi., 'Z is i QQFQSQQ ' : Q, M- J Y A - if S' ' ' Q ' - l f:v: A- Qiiiifgi K First row: Ackerson, V.: Adamowicz, M.: Adamowicz, S.: Alvermann, M.: Austin, W.: Baran, I.: Barkley, H.: Beebe, R. Second row: Bradley, H.: Brewer, D.: Bris- uda, R.: Brooks, J.: Brundage, F.: Brush, C.: Brush, D.: Bulk- ley, R. Third row: Byers, I. : Card, C. : Carlson, C. Carr, T. : Castrilli, J. : Clinton H.: Cobb, B.: Cohn, M. Fourth row: Cole, A.: Conley, W.: Cook, H.: Coon, S.: Covell, B.: Crocker, J.: Daley, C.: Daw- son, R. Fifth row: Daye, B.: Deegan, R.: Dixon J.: Evans, K.: Farnsworth, R. Fowler, D.: Friedland, B. Friedland, J. Sixth row: Cay, J.: Cerow, F.: Cerych, I. Ciacomini, T.: Graves, L. Gray, D.: Greene, J.: Had- ley, L. Seventh row: Heal , M.: Hill, C.: Hoad, G. Hoacli S.: Hojnoski, D.: Hough R.: Howell, R.: Howell, S. Eighth row: Hughes, D.: Isaman, B.: Jack- son, M.: Jones, M.: Kashorek J.: Lane, W.: Lapp, M. Learn, B. Ninth row: Learn, K.: Lee, B.: Lent, S.: Lent, W.: Longwell, J.: Long- well, R.: Loza, M.: Lynn, D. v a x Sine-if nga A, KATFLEZN REED Roexanr DawsoN CYNTHIA CARD WSI ont Vice-President gecfetafy ' 1VY :M Q'fTi l -,-. ,,A. ,, ss . . S T f S . ' ' - 9. 'f 'fe-1.. .::psiil3z'4 iky 'E .sis - . Bi 'W- f .1'ii7? - '- ' iSii.l4f:f rf - 'N' i ii' i .. A 5:5512 'Xl A 'li ffl Q? EJ? X ii '.'L ' ' si' i 'vi H bfi WW lp , ' , +V ,Af , iff X SW, I , ,f..,T,,, X, , ' P' .es,,. , , . . 1 l 6 , g - WW- ., 4 i . . 2 . iie R i sb M , L ' f -Q f , . - if 1 if W Q S ' 'A - E f i , i . gl i V 1, I .,,h , . , , K i ' - . Y g M. S ' . , ., . . - . - - . -if I i 5, 9-.xf ' , sigh. i fi! , ,, ,, -f' 1 PM. ga. ..,, ,-,, Y. . ,KWJMR ,V , ' K 'W ' ik 2? , 1 g T -- X V '6:n.fii :J QT Q , ,ie. H A K ,.:, , i i i -1 y V ' e i W I ,L l is ,, sf if gf - , s 2 1 l ' 5'-1 i MIKE LozA Treasurer First row: Mathews, L.g McGlynn, D., McGlynn, W.: McNamara, B., Nadler, S.: Norman, G., Para- clay, G.: Paul, M, Second row: Peacock,R.g Pitcher,D.g Porter H.g Redding, 1.5 Recd, Reynolds, M.: Ribble, D., Ro- bic, L. Third row: Robinson, T. Q Rogers, 1. 3 Rusak O. 3 Ryersback, T. 3 Salisbury T., Schnipelsky, P., Severance S., Shaut, R. Fourth row: Silliman, D., Silsbee, W. Sprague, C.g Sprague, D. Sprague, R., Squires, L., Stew art, D.: Stewart, K. Fifth row: Stopka, j. 1 Sullivan,R. 1 Swarth out, K.g Swift, 1.3 Taggart, I. Thurston, C. 3 Timby,R. 3 Tock, P Sixth row: Van Gelder, I.: Vaughan, P. Vitelli, L.: Wenban, M. Wheaton, K., Whitehead, M. Williams, B., Zawrotny, S. 'S ff' CI-AY'roN TEINIP Pres-izlcnt V U6 ji? 'wfvfp LE BRIAN CASEY GIZETCHEN VANCELDER VICE-PT6SlllCllt Sggfgfafy I Q if .T .A , V ' i i 9: . rw ' if Y - ki xii- ly . A M , li 4 ' ss 1 .-L. ., - Q ,, . F- F 'i l'v li 1 Bl 1 . l l ' A i : t z A Q V fp, a k fix A Vg .. l if . A ' . B l . l il A Q . A S: W .1 ' A 1W ,A M Q lf' 749 r A 1 f . W A A ryff L.. - F 35? li' s , .v.:,5.wvs W1 . . ik' in ll' v ,.... A I 1 wage . wh! bi f 1 A ' ff .. ,.,. .,..,..i. ..,,4- k . K.. , . fx 1 Nh sa ni rr' Us -he fo .. r Sl N Q , ,,Xk . ,A,A.45, T3 xgsg .,k7.,'. 74 ALAN STUART Treasurer First row: Ackerson, R.: Adams, P.: Arri- son, E.: Austin, B.: Baronas, K. :Bartz,A. :Bates,L. :Butes,B. Second row: Batlan, J.: Bennett, N.: Berg, G.: Bradley, B.: Brewer, N.: Brown, J.: Brown, M.: Brown- ell, W. Third row: Brush, K.: Bunn, C.: Burleson, G.: Casey, B.: Cliisson, P.: Clark, F.: Clark, L.: Clark, R. Fourth row: Cobb, M.: Cohn, S.: Cook, D.: Coon, T.: Cranmer, E.: Crooks J.: Dobbins, L.: Dugo, I. 7 Fifth row: Dusenbery, C. : Dusenberry, D. : Dyer, L.: Enderly, M.: Englert, L. 3 Failing, F. : Faulkner, A. 3 Fodder, F. Sixth row: Finnerty, F.: Fitzwater, R.: Fleet, B.: Frawley, C.: French, D.: Galpin, C.: Gerycli, M.: Geyer, L. 65.5.2 fi CHS if pf f-BEEF, c-- N. .ffl 'FJ Q: QE Class of 1962 9: . .wi ,. .. , .fat-. 5533, Q3 Q as . fk..T'f' . Hqgtg, i , ' '-I-fsff N .Y M 1 ,rf 1 ' ' : S Q.. Q T' i W J .... 2 AA,. W ': . , - .:,, ': 1:' if . as 1 .3-A., - V ,., .P i 5 ., X ' .... i L iw EESEF, il? . ,, K we sf , ,.,V 1 - ' :LV ,. gi .. . .5 f H W . ,V i ' 'ill u i . W 6 1 . wx . 2 ' 5 . .,,.L,, E. .. Z., 3' , --www ' is .. we First row: Closick, P.: Cfunsolus, S.: Haag, R.: Hall, M.: Hannan, F.: Hoj- noski, J.: Hotaling, L.: House- kneeht, R. Second row: Hubbard, A.: Hurlhurt, M.: Ireland, K.' Jessup, D.: Jessup R.: Iohnsdn, C.: Kropp, Kruk, R. Third row: Mangano, M.: Maynard, T.: Meliibben, P.: McMahon, M., Monohan, D. : Morrell, F. : Mor- row, I. : Nichols, R. Fourth row: Obroehta, S.: Ostrander, G.: Page, D.: Pilgrim, S.: Rappa- port, S.: Reynolds, M.: Red- ding, C.: Rice, R. Fifth row: Ruger, H.: Rumsey, R.: Rum- sey, R.: Ryniker, E.: Shaut, D.: Shirley, R.: Sick, R.: Silsbee, R. Sixth row: Smalt, D.: Smith, Snyder, L.: Speer, K.: Spicer, C.: Sprague, D.: Sprague, C.: Sprague, R. Seventh row: Stabel, D.: Steele, R.: Stuart A.: Swarthout, N.: Swift, j. Taylor, S.: Temple, C. Tharp, K. Eighth row: Toombs, D.: Van Gelder, C. Waldo, G.: Walters, N.: Wat- son, L.: Watson, P.: Wessels G. : White, B. Ninth row: White, C.: Wilson, B.: Wilson I.: Wing, R.: Wise, L.: Wojcik J.: Worth, W.: Yedinak, E. v .l ! O wk ' 54 , .1-sq f 19 W . tfff First row: Ackerman, B.3 Ackley, C.3 Ames, D.3 Baker, 1.3 Betty, R.3 Beyea, W. QBOg31't, 1. 3 Brewer, C. Second row: Brewer, E.3 Brown, B.3 Burton, 1.3 Bush, D.3 Callear,1.3 Camp- bell, S. 3 Carr, D. 3 Card, V. Third row: Casten, K.3 Chalmers, D.3 Christie, M.3 Clark, 1.3 Coch- ran, S.3 Collins, D.3 Conley, S.3 Cook, M. Fourth row: Coon, D.3 Covell, B. 3 Covell, P. 3 Cragg, D.3 Curtis, M.3 Dale, E.3 Daley, L.3 Dawson, D. Fifth row: Dawson, R.3 Delio, R.3 Dickin- son, D.3 Dugo, N.: Dygert, 1.3 Eade, S. 3Eaton, E. 3Eldredge, R. Sixth row: Empey, 1.3 Englert, D.3 Fagan P.3 Faulkner, D.3 Fenton, H. Finkle, T.3 Finney, K.3 Full- mer, 1. Seventh row: Fullmer, 1.3 Garlington, 1. Gates, C.3 Gavagan, M.3 Geyer T.3 Gilbert, 1.3 Gleason, C. Graham, R. Eighth row: Hadley, 1.3 Hadlock, N.3 Ham- ilton, R.3 Hendrickson, 1.3 Her- rick, D.3 Higgins, S., Hill, L. Howe, P. Ninth row: Humphrey, W.3 1essup, K. 1ohnson, M.: 1ussaume, C. Kenzie, 1.3 Lisefski, C.3 Locey 1.3 Marlatt, N. r 1 DAVID NARBY JULIE Rocx BEATRICE MIALI-3 President Vice-President Secretary P' . S S ohrisr I . . r : fz' 3 ' V X: h'k AK kh t' : h1-.' h as.. : r rf' , :: 5 P' S. ,,': . s S rr : ' , L P Q-is P i Q .iaiifra rf wwf :sf t: L'- f ' : . .. f -' 2 i -1Y'L'4 4 six, I g glmig . L , S i . l JOAN FULLER Treasurer First row: Martin, W.: Mays, M.: Mc- Ncely, R.: Meacham, C.: Mel- nyk, S.: Miller, C.: Miller, D.: Miller. L. Second row: Morris, L.: Morse, D.: Morse, M.: Mosher, R.: Muck, C.: Nadler, L.: Nelson,P.: Nocc,D. Third row: North, S.: Peters, T.: Peterson, G.: Pierson, I.: Rczelman, K.: Richardson, C.: Rine, T.: Rob- inson, L. Fourth row: Rosenburgh, M.: Rozumalski, S.: Russell, E.: Ryersbach, P.: Seybolt, P.: Shader, B.: Shaut, B. : Shults, Fifth row: Silliman, J.: Silsbee, M.: Smith, E.: States, M.: Stewart, I.: Stewart, K.: Stewart, L.: Stopka, M. Sixth row: Storm, L.: Tomb, H.: Van Scoter, M.: Voorhees, M.: XVal- den, I.: Walls, N.: Walters, J.: Watson, L. Seventh row: Wenban, G.: VVerner, E.: NVes- tervelt, I.: Winters, S.: Wintle, S.: Works, J.: Yannie, N.: Yates, R. 55 is., GARY HOWE LINDA HALL .gs DAVID ELDREDGE ROBERT GEHYCH TED BARAN President Vice-President Secretary .,,rw Y ,.L. , . .,.LL., .V,A,., if .,.,: . ,:.,.. .fix , -k.,. A A' wi? 'W . , A.,7 1 ,- , ,V 4 it rl . .::'. A J nf., ., V in K. E .,..! I I k xi: .ig -2... L -ai. I A :A it 1. A AAAA . vw 0.Qf NH, ME, ,, it L . Y,,k: inf, V A mi- - jf 'mt ' :' A 't - ' - sewn ii .. -' A I I V i KQZMK5 . yi' -' -Y Q T: ' -- -of ,I , . . . lj, Q .,.. 1 4-. - A ' , 2- t 'E' . v A W r . 4f- A j f ,gift . 1 .- t e s A. A ,i 1 4' . 5 A ' . Q lllll 'f fl - C! - i 1 is i. it w-lf' 1 it i g ' :3':.fQ.s. . .,f. Tiv, 3' ,L 2, . I -ar K I . .g i S ii ': Q 4 F ig A 5 AQ, lj i f'..'f,.,yg:1,fT:57 l f - ' A Y AA ls. ' Q A , , li A is . ' . A A 'A AA it vm .. ,.. '.'L,- . V f I ' ., ' ..v' 1:1 Iiz' 1 ::' '- fl4f1L: n as A :. ,fx Treusufef Student Council First row: Aekerson, L.: Aekley, G.: Adams, D.: Andrus, L.: Austin, E. : Austin, T. : Baker, R. : Bark- ley, G.: Bates, P. Second row: Bates, S.: Batlan. R.: Battisti P.: Berg, K.: Berg, VV.: Blank: enship, R.: Bowes, M.: Brad- street, A. : Brown, C. Third row: Brown, F.: Brown, L.: Brown R.: Brown, R.: Brown, T. Brundage, B.: Brush, P.: Brush R.: Bunn, B. Fourth row: Bunn. M.: Burns, I.: Button A.: Cartwright, R.: Chapman S.: Clark, D.: Clark, I.: Clin: ton, C. : Comstock, M. Fifth row: Conklin, M. : Conklin, R.: Coon B.: Covell, M.: Covell. Crane, I.: Davidson. B.: Daw- son, C. : DeKay, I. Sixth row: DeLaunay, C. : DeLaVergne,V. Z DeSalvo, R.: Dill, R.: Doolittle H.: Drake, K.: Dusenhery, H. Eggleston, L.: Evans, M. Seventh row: Fairfield, G.: Fanton, V.: Fen- ton, C.: Finney, L.: Fitzwater, A.: Fitzwater, S.: Foster, K.: Fowler, E.: Fowler, S. Eighth row: Friedland, I.: Galpin, E.: Gav- agan, G.: Cay, E.: Graves, G.: Gray, L.: Greene, P.: Greene, S. : Grosfelt, S. a v P .-1Q - ., . .Class 0 1964 W' . 1 b . Y . V Sv I M :fi t kikz N-.,, -EL. , First row: Haley, S., Hall, G., Hamilton, A., Hammond, S., Hancock, 1., Hann, R., Harold, N., Hatfield, S., Hayes, F. Second row: Hendrickson, C. , Hill,R. , Head, R. , Holmes, S. , Hopkins, L. , Houseknecht, B., Hoy, D., Hoy, K. , Hunter, D. Third row: Hyer, R., 1ackson, C., jacoby C., 1ac-obs, 1. , 1essup, B. , 1ohn: son, 1., johnston, R., 1ones, E., 1on s, L. Fourth row: Jussaume, D. , Keeney,P. , Keltz, G., Krisher, 1., Krisher, R., Kropp, L., Levandowski, S., L,Hommedieu, N. , Loerke, 1. F ifth row: Longwell,1. , Lynn,D. , Mackey, H., Mann, M., Mapes, V., Marsh, G., McCann, E., Miller, K. , Moore, B. Sixth row: Mowchan, 1., Muck, G., Neu- fang, A., Northrop, R., Parul- ski, D., Payne, T., Perkins, R., Polm, C. , Porter, L. Seventh row: Porter, M., Porter, P., Presley, L., Quick, I., Rezelman, 1.2 Rhoades, M., Ribble, A., Rice, D. , Richardson, G. Eighth row: Rodbourn, H., Rodbourn, L. Rodbourn, S., Rolf, L., Rokl iecki, A., Rook, L., Salisbury 1., Santacroce, E., Saxton, C. Ninth row: . Schwingel, W. , Seager, L. , Sea- ger,S., Seligman,1. , Sherer, C., Short, H., Shults, YV., Simcox, H., Smart, A. Tenth row: Smith, N., Soles, C., Sprague, S., Steele, R., Stoddard, C., Stratton, 1., Stryker, D.' Swift C F73 F O rr Z 2210: FU Eleventh row: Thompson, R., Towner, ., Townsend, D., Townsend, ., Tydinis, 1., Van C-elder, ., Van S iver, A., Van Skiver, , 1 ...... f . .s. t - . .5 2 I - ssse ,- f -if P S 1 1? , ssieirei eeri A Tlx . -i , ii Y If sf 6 1 'K i lxJ-4 ' tw S ...f .-.A s . .Q T it ravi I I z i'i . Q - i f S ' 'if' ,... ...,..,... ,. it f p ' . 'X 'vi A stisi 'f fif ' A . 3. i ..V ,,.: Q .i V W 5 .-,g 5'-Q 'girly AHA Syyi . s , A Q -S mi W . ' 33.. . Von Hagn, M. Twelfth row: 252 241023 Scrum 511.3 TUE? gi? JS :N- ggi' U, ,. wi EEF' 5.8 -' I Sri liford, W. , Wise, K. .Ps -fe' :fi kvy 's'1. A ,5 ::,g'f-, 3' gw, 'Qu 1 , j If Hai ' 'f ', -f' , 1 . rn, inn Il H' 5 .:.-. ,. ,. .f, 1? . cf. ,Q X Y ff? Ann0uncer's Club It's Fun Seated: Jane Mackg Bill Kastnerg Sue Mowchang Sarah Nichols. Standing: Patricia Manng Joan Manny Joyce Schoonoverg Bonnie Ormsbyg Betty Casteng Miss Lyke, Advisor: Tom Ryersbachg David Snyder. -H... .....-.vnu-vu-swQv Q0Yf' 'fu W K f f, I. . 6 A, 'xxx ,rl-A .K kk wg . 3 J. , -,.s,f-f-S, M R. - 3' vv-'-f'-Qnflvy. ff , ' 1 H iv .W - H if -..4L.-f 5 1' . ',1f.zsi.'? ational Honor Society First row: Mrs. MaCillg Mrs, Marlattg K. Rynikerg S. Squiresg Mr. Wightmang J. Madsen Mr. Nadeaug L. Nichols: K. Daulton: I. Wilsong B. Frenchg Mrs. Rice. Second row: I. Marlatt J. Hewlettg S. Nicholsg G. Taylorg I. VanCelderg B. Dennisg R. Hawkg L. Kenzieg S. Mowchan C. Muckg H. Veitg R. VanScoterg M. Frenchg V. Christieg W. Easterbrook. Haverlin uist Junior Staff First row: I. Alvermanng T. Slineyg H. Veitg L. Kenzieg S. Mowchang I. Wilsong S. Nichols W. Eastcrbrook. Second row: C. Muckg I. Cooperg K. Finkleg R. VanScoter. A 3 JA , Q 4' fm . 5.-f 1 Q E Y W, .316 Q Ll First row: Mrs. Bice: M. Mangano: E. Healy: B. Onnsby: B. Sprague: S. Bogart: B. Alvermann: M. Cohn: M. Christie. Second row: L. Nichols: S. Hall: K. Baronas: S. Squires: J. Van Gelder: K. Ryniker: J. Wilson: S. Nichols: L. Kenzie: S. Enscoe: B. Habberlield: W. Easterbrook. Third row: C. Taylor: S. Mowchan: J. Batlan: K. Reed: D. Norcross: B. Friedland: j. De Launay: B. Dennis: M. Narby: D. Rumsey: M. Westervelt: B. Salisbury: M. Ferris: B. Crooks: K. Palmer 1. Andrews: M. Lewis: J. Northrup: C. Tuttle: M. Mays: S. Conley: E. Smith: N. Marlatt. B. Salisbury: I. Andrews: C. Tuttle: M. Lewis: B. Habber- field: j. Northrup: S. Dixon: M. Ferris. Press Club It takes a lot of hard work and cooperation to meet the deadline that a paper has to meet. The finished product is sent all over the United States to get ideas for the improvement of the paper. Here the staff and the secretarial practice girls work together to publish the best possible paper. B. Habberfield: S. Enscoc: Mrs. Rice alia AM! ,Q , gg fu 1 ak S R Varsity Cheerleaders First row: R. Stabelg V. Snyderg B. Fitzwaterg S. Dickson. Second row: S. Squiresg 1. Mow Chang S. Mowchang P. Berhannan. ,lay Vee Cheerleaders Kneeling: B. Alvermanng L. Snyderg K. Evans: I. Dugog B. Wilsong M. Westerveltg M. Cobb Standing: K. Heed. Library Club F irst row: E. Wernerg D. Amesg A. Giacominig j. Snydcrg B. Fitzwater. Second row: S. Bogartg M. Luppg B. Casteng L. Crockerg I. Van Celderg S. Nicholsg I. Wilsong Mrs. MaCillg I. Mowchan. Third row: S. Severanceg B. Mialeg R. Houghg J. Smithg G. VanGelderg L. Dobbinsg WV. Eastcrbrookg B. Friedlandg M. Christieg J. Maclseng C. Taylor. Thespian lub First row: Mrs. Tate. Second row: B. Dennisg J. Shultsg I. Wilson. Third rows B. Bradley A. jonesg K. Daultong L. Nicholsg R. Mialeg J. Madseng J. Tumcrg B. Coumbeg J. Fuller S. Nichols g J. Snyder. QE . .. 55 v 3 32 .xl 'wi Inter Nos Strmzling: Miss Spencer: M. Cohng S. Nadlerg B. Alvermang W. Laneg C. Townerg I. Christieg 1. Sliultsg C. Barnett. Sitting: B. Daycg B. Friecllandg K. Reedg J. Cooperg S. Squiresg H. V1-it: Nicholsg S. Mowchnng D. Lynn. First row: M. Hoadg K. Rynikerg L. Nicholsg B. Dennis 3 j. Snyder: O. Schnipclskyg T. Sliney. Le Cercle Francais Stzmzling: K. Rynikerg B. H.1wkg,L. Nicholsg B. Dennis. Sitting: B. Hurlburtg S. Sprague: j. Dcnlingerg G. Muckg Miss Spencerg T. Ciacominig S. Nichols Fuller. L. Matthewsg 5 P. Manng J. all 41 'Q 6 3 Future Teachers of America First row: S. Dicksong B. Barang E. Piazzag C. Von Hageng M. Manganog B. Dennisg P. Paulg E. Claysong S. Spragueg K. Reedg J. Fullerg B. Creeng S. Hopseeker. Second row: Mrs. Finnertyg J. Denlinger: NV. Easterbrookg D. Amesg I. Cooperg B. Casteng J. Madseng P. Mann: B. Frenchg L. Kenzieg K. Ryniker. Future Nurses Club First row: C. Schwingelg S. Marting B. Dayeg B. Isamang H. Cookg A. Crosfeltg B. Karwoskig M. Hill: M. Hoadg T. Haley. Second row: Miss Caprong J. Reddingg C. Daleyg R. Longwcllg P. Peacock. 7 rang Senior Future Homemakers of America First row: B. Burzmg B. Habbcrncld. Second row: S. Enscocg M. Ferrisg K. Pulmerg Miss Spffnlllilllg L. Ceycr. Third row: B. Isumung D. McClynng I. Northrupg I. Andrews: P. Tock: . Crecmr. I Junior Future Homemakers of America First row: L. Ilallg S. Lcvundowskig Miss Landcrg E. Watsong M. Bowcsg C. Brown: K. Calsteng P. Porterg C. Stoddard: K. Finneyg J. Locey. Second row: A. Newfangg L, Wiseg V. De Lu Vcrgneg Towncrg I. Mowchang S. Fowlerg A. Bradstreetg M. Cavagang P. Butistig I. Bogart: E. Fowlerg L. Miller: T. Quickg C. Brown. Q , i jf J-Q A A 4 L C .. First row: B. Townerg L. Dyerg D. Chissomg H. Clintong M. Loza. Second row: Mr. Trantg D. Pilgrimg P. Russelg W. Knowlesg D. Sillimang P. Dicksong J. Gerychg R. Haag. Third row: I. Masong D. Brewerg R. Martin: J. Dicksong L. Longwellg R. Dawsong B. Williamsg D. Stewartg R. Clarkg T. Hunterg N. Marving P. Watsong L. Gleasong W. Silsbeeg R. Batesg L. Watsong L. Clark. Fourth row: D. Jonesg W. Kashorekg H. Porterg R. Dukeg D. Monahan' A. Burns: R. Silsbeeg XV. McClynng R. Sullivan. v Future Farmers of America The boys are working on plans for a model barn. T. Hunterg G. Cerychg D. Burnsg M. Lozag D. Sil- limang J. Kashorekg 1. Mason: H. Porterg R Sullivung B. McGlynn. Completing a self-feeder are: L Longwellg W. Kashorekg D. jonesg I Cerychg J. Mason. -..X Fzrst row lx Irelmd I Sphoonover Mrs Siger R Sprague. Second row: P. Adams: B. jmobs C Beckmln J Vin Gelder C Hexly B K1StHCfQ j. Denlingerg I. Friedlandg J. Gayg Left-Right: J. Dixon II. Schoonovcrg C. Beckman: B. jacobsg I. Turnerg C. Ackermang K. Daultong 1. Van Gelder, The Advanced Drawing and Painting Class is working on pointillistic designs. This class is busy drawing a still-life study to be rendered in water-color. Left-Right: J. Gayg D. Hojnoskig J. Dixon: K. Ire- land: M. Narbyg M. Cerychg R. Farnsworth: T. Salis- lwuryg J. Cooperg I. Friedlandg K. Evans. Industrial Arts Karen Knapp and Janice Madsen are cutting linoleum blocks in the Graphic Arts Course. This is one course in industrial arts where We find girls. M. Frenchg B. Finneyg D. Panzikg J. Millerg D. Fowlerq L. Lewisg K. Knappg Mr. Hamiltong J. Madsen. G. The boys are measuring the boards and preparing to plane them to width under the supervision of Mr. Leach. Shererg D. Strykerg Mr. Leachg M. Talbot. LaVerne Gleason is setting a saw at an angle. G. Howeg L. C-leasong Mr. Leach: C. Solesg H. Clinton. Wilmont Silsbee is sharpening a saw and the other boys are weld- ing. W. Silsbeeg T. Hunterg L. Gleasong D. Pilgrim. Math and Science Science Club provides an opportunity for those interested in learning more about the sciences to study further under the supervision of Mr. Burrington and Mr. Brace. Civil De- fense apparatus is examincd here by A. Stampg I. Hewlettg I. Crockerg C. Taylorg 1. Schnipel- skyg and W. Austin while Mr. Burrington and Mr. Brace look on. These seniors are giving Mr. Wilson their full attention as he explains a principle of solid geometry. Shown here are B. Hawkg I. Mad- seng T. Ryersbachg AI. Hewlettg I. Manng G. Taylorg R. Finneyg Mr. Wilsong B. Dennisg S. Squiresg and Eade. Under the direction of Mr. Halton, these freshmen find working with graphs a new ad- venture in elementary algebra: Shown here are B. Bradleyg B. Dayeg Mr. Haltong A. Bartzg F. Fedderg S. Cunsolusg F. Hannong M. Hurl- burtg R. Krukg M. Lozag B. McKibbeng and R. Rice. Chemistry lab classes are seldom dull as anyone who has ever inhaled poison gas or heated a test tube too much will agree. Shown here are B. Bloiseg R. Callagherg and P. Mann concentrating on their experiments. High School English A senior English class is shown busily doing research in the library under the watchful eye of Mrs. Tate. Working around this table are: L. Nicholsg K. Daultong J. Hewlettg Mrs. Tateg B. Hawkg and M. French. Jack Byers is put through his paces in Mrs. Marlattis sophomore English class as the class looks on. Miss Lyke's junior English class is reading A Tale of Two Cities. Shown here are K. Finkleg I. Shultsg D. Norcrossg E. Healeyg B. Spicerg R. Millerg C. Lewisg I. Stopkag M. Har- risong M. Narbyg B. Iacobsg D. Repassg QI. Combsg M. Hochrieterg R. Angelg Miss Lykeg and S. Sprague. In this public speaking class, Mr. Gutierrez supervises the work of A. Grosfeltg K. Shoe- makerg A. Parkerg D. Laggisg and S. Dickson. History These juniors in an American History class are taking notes as Mr. DuBois summarizes the day's lesson. Shown here, beginning with the front row, are B. Frenchg K. Klineg D. Norcrossg S. Statesg O. Schnipelskyg N. Cooperg C. Hughesg V. Nobleg C. Beckmang and Cooper. These freshmen are getting their first tastes of high school social stu- dies under Mr. Ormsbyis direction. They are D. Shautg B. Caseyg P. Vaughng C. Calping Hojnoskig R. Clarkg N. Waltersg C. Coong Mr. Ormsbyg and S. Taylor. Miss Fyfe's history class seems to be brushing up on its geography. Looking at the map are Miss Fyfeg N. Gerhartg I. Brownellg and F. Ruetz. Seated areg First row: M. Ferrisg B. Crooksg R. Marting and P. Russell. Second Row: I. Dicksong L. Cleasong KI. McCabe. Third Bow: I. Eadeg S. Hallg and G. Easter- brook. Typewriting Class: H. Cookg F. Ruetz' V. Noble M. ones' B Covell C Stil 5 I , - 1 . - wellg B. jacobsg P. Russellg Mrs. Fin- nertyg K. Shoemaker 3 S. Coon 5 B. Greene 3 M. Reynolds: M. Reynolds. e X 1 A Business The extensive commercial courses offered in our school prepares many of our graduates for jobs in the vast business world after graduation. Secretarial Practice Class: S. Dixong M. Ferrisg B. Crooksg N. Conradg J. An- drewsg D. Rumseyg J. Northrupg M. Lewisg S. Hallg S. Enscoeg B. Habber- Heldg Mrs. Rice. Business Arithmetic Class: B. Barang D. Snyderg J. Whiteheadg Mr. Rock: P. Tockg E. Claysong K. Stewart: P. NVise. 4541 J k V 5 ,, ,Q 5 f'N,,igg', , 13,81-i 2 K X E 1 QQ, 1 1 E fi ' , f .- K . fii' X it , I ' 1 iff y ,w w- .2 1 ,, 75 l A X 5 f Q 1 5 - .W Q, ai ff - . f M 1. f , ' A 3 jx ' 1 .. ia , ' We ', -' V .eff , 31 Q fi' M' 4 V ' k' -'5.h'v. ' was f -.-'F ' N E' -- w ' ,WA 5 1 fwam, ' i s 4 i E A AV A up ,MQ , .. ' 1 ' . iz- , 4 A A . ' ,Z ' - , , y My W -? AX n mi ,, ...Nm-1' X -yi WS' 'lim' W' 'i'ffS'M 1 Q 9 Q.. QW 'Ni fi? X 'f K may 1 ,. A ,Q K - fx wand! Ei? QW' f-' . my 'K gf xi U 1. wngx ' QQ ' w 5 -, H , N Y ' .LQ-S' w X 3 4 9 if x.' mL:.: auf'--' 41,5 . 5 ' 'fatzp i ' ' 3 NM! MCAWI ' ' 5 Q l oi 2 I -Il , , 'w - ., ltr .fa fiv- M, J X ff 'i sen 3 Kitty Rynikerg Judy Snyder. john Eadeg Miss Capron. Ray Miuleg jane Northrupg Larene Nichols: Janine M ld s i K K 4 ' 3 gp x x E51 Nil 4 1 In FY, sg fx . ' , sa V, x :iii-Nw V. A-.. , NJN . AQ 121,155 is Sandra Mcliibben Dick Seybolt Kitchic Shoemaker: Kay Palmer. Eva Slivinskii Doris RUUTSEY' Fha I-...p .N-.iss-MN 'Wis- E3 ..,.h. --......,, --L.: Junior High Fractions are easyf' says Mr. Bottoni, but it takes a little prac- ticelv First row: D. Hyerg P. Porter. Second row: K. Drakeg R. Perkinsg N. Van Celderg 1. Strattong D. Hunter. Third row: D. Lynng B. Batlang B. Hillg D. Pa- rulski. Fourth row: L. Fowlerg 1. Mow- chang B. Willifordg R. Thompsong R. Browng E. Calpin. With never ending patience, Mrs. Sliney keeps her English classes lively and informative. Board: L. Porterg E. jonesg M. Bowes. First row: V. Mapesg C. Swift. Second row: L. Presleyg S. Fowlerg L. Watsong K. Wise 5 E. McCann. Third row: L. Hallg H. Mackeyg C. Fairfield 5 T. Payne. Fourth row: S. Townerg L. Ackersong S. Haley. Miss Van Patton prompts a stu- dent history panel. First row: B. Davidsong T. Quickg D. Jussaumeg B. Jessup 5 S. Crosfelt. Second row: L. Finneyg B. Coon: C. Dawsong T. Austin. Third row: B. Cartwright. Board: B. Schwingelg S. Holmes g'V. Fen- tong A. Hamilton. Junior High A woman of many talents, Mrs. Reed teaches Social Studies and English with equal energy and en- thnsiasm. First row: S. Bates: I. Jacobs. Second row: M. johnson: H. Rodbourn: R. Dill: A. Newfang. Third row: R. Northrup: G. Gava an: J. Clark: S. Rodbourn: R. Blankensiip. Fourth row: N. L,Homn1e- dieu: J. Loerke: C. Clinton: K. NVard: S. Chapman. Fifth row: R. Walker: C. Stoddard: R. Townsend: L. Roff: L. Hop- kins. Board: N. Smith: N. Harold: M. Covell. The baking powder is easy to forget but very, very necessary, Warns Miss Lander. First row: B. Brundage: I. NVager. Second row: A. Rokiecki: R. Hoad: C. Cray: B. Housekneckt. Third row: S. Levandow- ski: B. Moore: B. Bunn: M. Conklin: P. Greene: C. Keltz: P. Keeney: C. Saxton. Miss Caiss conducts an experi- ment in practical science. E. Cay: C. Howe: M. Talbot: Miss Gaiss: P. Creene: j. XVager. Junior High Student experimentation is super- vised by Mr. Spear who undoubt- edly sports a green thumbl R. McNeelyg I. Fullmerg 1. Waltersg M. Statesg P. Ryersbach. Mr. Anders gives Edwinna Smith pointers in a creative English ses- sion. First row: J. Clark. Second row: D. Narbyg S. Northg K. Casten. Third row: L. Hillg S. Wintersg L. Daley. Fourth row: S. Richardsong B. Covell. Fifth row: H. Carr. Mrs. Watson leads one of her typically fast moving, informative math classes. Board: B. Ackersong R. Deliog D. Noceg D. Faulknerg B. Eatong S. Eadeg C. Em- pieg J. Kenzieg M. Cavagan.'First row: 1. Cilbertg H. Fentong N. Wallsg M. Mayes. Second row: I. Fullerg I. Silliman. First row: B. Miale: 1. Fullerg S. Conleyg M. Maysg M. Christieg C. Swiftg E. Smith: N. Murlattg P. Porter. Second row: R. Batlang S. Chapmang D. Coong L. Morrisg I. Empey: R. Delio' M. Van Scoterg S. Wintleg 1. Rockg Mr. Hoiiman. Third row: L. Watsong A. Bradstreet, K. Fogterg S. Sea er: I. Quirky E. Austing R. Browng M. Voorhees. Fourth row: E. Galping P. Seyioltg M. Iohnsong J. Seligmang G. Iacksong B. Beyeag J. Burton. Junior High Band Junior High Art Club Standing: j. Dygertg N. Dugo: Mr. Pangbumg E. jonesg A. Bradstreet. Seated: Cohng S. Hatfield: D. Millerg D. Dickinsong V. Mapes. S. Fitzwaterg M. Maysg S. w ,gf Q aff ,wig wtf iffy Y, Q F4 I , , + QW! 4535551 ,QQ M K '51 'X X I I-A IA ff' PNK in 'I 5 xiii 'P ' 1 Q gk J A 3 Q v 5, , 'F . ' f ' - 1 1 Q , 71 if f 9 - ' A . , K Ny, J LV. ,,,. 5 t Q, in 1 AGN' A in i ' X fs, Q QIA' 3 - f ' P . Q '44 'V Q '- ,N ' I ff 2 I, K 1 Sf kg' f W ig., ' it W h ,ARMS br, N53 surety QA at -5 ' ,X ff 5 L A il s :SZ 'X Q , .Q ,K 3' Q .-f .5 Y 343 Q1 f X JW ies, QQ T PS 1t:: f ff jf X ' ' 4f 'H in j K m V ,'mL' ' A D 't f 2: M. , wxfww i ' i iA X .arf li? f M .,,, 12 jfn , 53,2 E Jw X f A W + b 5 , in-ww Q . - M if-1-Qp..s4.sii.g,.53f.11. B Symphonic Coronets First row: B. Freuclmg R.Peu- cockg J. McCillg L. Long- Wellg 1. Fleet: A. Stuart, M. johnson. Second row: C. Hill: R. Rice: C. Hughesg B. Laneg C. Dusenberyg D. Stewart: S. Rappuport. Trombones . . . Horns First row: D.Amesg K. Shoe- makerg K. Rynikerg C. Townerg C. Stillwellg G. VanGelder: M. McMahon. Second row: T. Coong R. Dcegung T. Carr: K. Ire- landg C. Curlsong P. McKib- ben. Percussion Basses . . . Baritones First row: R. Castrillig C. Beckman: C. Ackersong S. Mowclmnq R. Vanscoterg R. Seyboltg D. Crane. Second row: I. Wilsong P. Berhan- nang B. Bmdleyg B. Coumbeg F. Fedderg E. Ryniker. Band Clarinets First row: C. Johnsong L. Iessupg J. Brownellg P. Pea- cockg T. Slineyg S. Squiresg J. Smith. Second row: S. Cohn: C. Reddingg K. Ba- ronasg J. Denlingerg I. XVoodg C. v0nHagn. Alto and Base Clarinets Saxophones First row: B. Bradleyg S. Nicholsg L. 'Kenzieg L. Mat- thewsg J. Cooperg R. Spragueg C. Schwingel. Sec- ond row: B. Spicer: C. Pa- radyg W. Easterbrookg K. Reed: L. Nicholsg C. Spicer. String Basses . . Bassoons . . . Uboes . . . Flutes First row: R, Hawkg R. Longwellg K. Daultong N. Bennettg A. Giucominig M. Cohn. Second row: J. Mow- chang I. VanCe1derg S. Dickson: I. Christieg I. Browng K. Evans. Color Guards Adding spicc and color to the marching band are our color guards who perform at the football games. I. Christicg J. Brown: C. Townerg S. Dickson. Drum Majorette Waneta Easterbrook smartly demonstrates the signal for the band to Forward-Marchlv As drum majorette, Waneta led the band in many intricate steps, particularly in precision marching. Majorettes Strutting and twirling, these seven majorettes, with Bobbie French as Captain, made a snappy appearance Whenever they headed the band or performed on the ath- letic field. Practicing diligently, they soon perfected many compli- cated routines. K. Reed: J. Dugog M. McMah0ng B. Flrenchg D. Amesg-K. Evansg S. Mow- c an. WW M.. ?? is Hi .T X 4 x f , Qs , ,KW RW .1 1 ,,..-..vf 0 mf-1 rr 'v fl f?'w'x N ' VW- I 5 ! '9 if ,E . ik 3 3 ,, 2 'J y 1 wP ' Ar 7 if S wx- w,1 , in 5 i5ywx,N 1: X, fx R N X il SWF J 1 .g fin, 3 , f X 7 rf r f EN? X, FL- : 'K V j 'M 'tm .-,,f L J 12, fr W i VY M v 6 liglyy Q AS , 5 .5f. Q W W sf , .3 in ii wwf- ,g X, gg 5 E? E l A ww an T Q, 5 , ff Q 5:35 f Q v, Y . wx iw f Q ,J k -. X- 1 L, Q-sf sg-N Q2 FS' X A Chorus Festivals The highest honor a student can achieve in the music department is to attend all-state. Each year tryouts are held for the festival which is held for four days. All-State Mr. Bentleyg R. Rice All-County First row: M. Manganog C. Pulosg B. Ormsbyg M. Adznnowiczg I. Snyderg B. Fitzwater. Second row: R. Rice: G. Ostranderg B. Kastnerg K. Wheatong B. Bradley. Third row: Mr. Bentleyg B. Wilsong K. Daultong B. Dennis: K. Rynikerg P. Berhannan. Sectionals and County are the next highest honors. Sectionals were held in the new Ham- rnondsport Auditorium. There were both junior and Senior high choruses at the County, held in jasper this year. Sectionals K. Ryniker: G. Ostranderg B. Barang S, Houseg j. Brownellg A. Ciacominig B. Dennis: B. Kustner. All-County First row: D. Carrg M. VanScoterg M. Maysg B. Mialeg P. Seybolt. Second row: N. Dugog J. Shultsg P. Ryersbach. First row: P. Bates: J. Burns: L. jones: J. Stratton: A. Neufang: K. Casten: T. Payne: B Covell: M. Cook. Second row: M. Mays: E. Wemer: C. Finney: P. Battisti: S. Hatfield E. lonvs: I. Locrkv: R. Townsend: P. Keeney: G. Keltz: C. Watson. Third row: V. Fanton N. -Smith:-K. Miller: P. Covell: C. Ackley: R. Delio: N. Dugo: P. Ryersbach: N. L'Homme- dicu: L. Haley: E. McCann. Fourth row: R. Steele: M. Conklin: K. Berg: I. Shults: L. Hop- kins: ll. Short: M. Comstock: K. Foster: S. Walters: J. Mowchan: S. Towner. Junior High Chorus First row: B. Shader: V. DcLaverne: I. Mapes: B. Houseknecht: P. Porter: E. Stopka: I Baker: C. Palnwr: C. Stoclclarcl. Second row: M. States: J. Kenzie: E. Watson: E. Galpin Al. ,lat-obs: M. Covell: C. jussaume: B. Coon. Third row: P. Greene: L. Rott: A. Rokiecki D. -IIISSQIIIIHCQ Cochran: C. Gates: J. Stewart: I. Bogart: N. Harold. Fourth row: D. Coon B. Mialc: R. Iloaclg D. Lynn: S. Conley: L. Hall: C. Peterson: M. VanScoter: D. Carr P. Seybolt: S. Fowler. S Exciting 5 fry., ,,' R ll Y nk!! fi-X k' 4 ' f is Vi V W f Q Sf.. Varsity Football First row: A. Stuart 5 M. Wenbang C. Thurston 5 T. Salisburyg F. Gerowg G. Healyg L. Bennettg D. Kroppg P. Dicksong I. Dicksong S. Repassg A. Bumsg J. Johnston. Second row: H. Veitg I. Millerg M. Healyg B. Dawsong G. Muclcg D. Pitcherg B. Squiresg D. Gallagherg J. Lon ellg E. Homerg J. Crockerg R. Cardinerg D. Spragueg D. Brushg D. French-Manager. Thirglllow: Coach Cheplickg Coach Northropg D. Dawsong R. Dawsong G. Hoadg F. Finnertyg F. Clark: F. Hannang D. Ackersong L. Longwellg T. Beckmang B. Gallagherg K. Brushg I. Swift: B. Conleyg F. Failingg I. Tumerg C. Gleasong Coach Calving M. French-Manager. Under the direction of Haverling's new football coach john Northrup, the Ramblers ended the season with a 2 win and 6 loss record. This year was hard on the team as far as injuries were con- cemedg both during the regular season and before the actual playing began there were Rams in- jured. Although the Ramblers did not bring the jug back to Haverling the boys played a good game. The student support at this game was tremend- ous. One thing that had hindered the team before was the lack of student supportg this year when the team was well-supported you could see a definite improvement in their playing. The team worked out of a single wing offense during the regular season and tried to surprise Painted Post with a double wing. The single wing was new to the players and thus accounted for the first loss of the season. When the Rams met Homer they played one of the best games of the season with Sam Repass starring for three touchdowns. They defeated Homer 27-12. In the Horseheads game the Rams were at their weakest. Through injuries they were with- out Bob Callagher, Larry Bennett, Dennis Brush, and when the game was over Howie Veit and Dick Gallagher had been injured. Overall the Rams played good football. Al- though losing a heartbreaker to Canisteo, 7 to 6, the team never lost their spirit. They were always in there fighting for Haverling. Tiger Football First row: D. Townsendg J. Tydingsg G. Howeg D. Hunterg M. johnstong B. Fullmerg M. VonHagng J. Callearg D. Faulknerg B. Hill. Second row: M. Grahamg B. Willifordg D. Millerg J. Garlingtong P. Nelsong L. Stomig C. jessupg P. F agang C. Wenban. Third row: Coach Millerg T. Payneg S. Chapmang D. Craggg M. Curtisg T. Finkleg B. McNeeleyg Coach Spear. i...s.mm-m.vnu..x.mmnf. W..-r J- f ., --,Q N-11,31 A-1518! iktirill Illlil Umm: :WAGWSQVL 1-ml. rfaiwzntnr wvg A-ggggg 45,5511 3145. i5jY'i:'! Yifiii BVIUY,-fiiil CNS! -at if 1-,v 1, f, , W L XX 'K U . G ui V9 2 9 H7 Mk k i Q3 L 3-'fi -we v'.- Jil ' .4 . wg . 1 v all .XMB if 1 ,:'. 2. X f 7 1 45 .Ir X. -2 sl if Pg ' Q ,Y 4 1 Q 31 5? 5' E 'SJ iw i f iiiiiia ,.: .1 iillllllll nassaui!!! artisanal!! ' t xg f :S SE gl: 1 fx ' .:., - f , . 5 f 3 Q fl 5 Q3 Ei, S X i,,., 4, N Q3 is as 1 ,J inf' ' M.CurtiS-M gC.M kgB.MGl g.M'll gK.Wh RGll h LL wellg J. lgollivgll? Weisbllfgg J. Mall'la3l?nWl Kasltrlednrg S. Re5:gmD Shrlleyilg Oldach Mallee Basketball . . Junlor V3PSlty Schedule HAVERLINC OPPONENT HAVERLINC OPPONENT 26 Penn Yan ..... . . 25 Hornell ..... . 39 Penn Yan ..... 32 Canisteo ...,. 34 Addison . . . 30 Harnmondsport 36 C. F. A. ..,... 48 Addison , . A . . 42 Canisteo ...... 23 Wayland .,l,. 20 Alfred Almond , . A 29 C. F. A.. . . . . . 28 Hammondsport .... 30 Painted Post . . 42 Wayland ........ 30 Alfred Almond 31 Painted Post , . . 36 Hornell . . . . . , C O Junlor V3PSlty ' :, lg.B d gD.Ak gB.S ' QDFI IL llS d Baskgtball 2Lff 151.E'K5'eEi5?C.TeE.,iLS?'i-. Moewitea. S,u,,:::'F Fessszvx S5532 D. Englert - Manager. 11. 'Q L X S' X S as if 5 is E 6 1 3 Sw 5 5 5 1 -s eix Nw f' S v - X zz-'Q 2 '- Q . fu. N 'J' K f , 41 if 'A 'fagqk Q, ,v u ' 9' 5 Qi Q QC' gs gi sm Q F s '3- 'LL K Q.4.L4,, I M V gr A V f K, , Q QL A Mifw. I - , z A ' we ,QV , 4 ' isf y , N5 . , S V Q if A , -1 X A QSM iii ,M S AIA f .53 Wi' 4 Q, ,wiwnb S , 5'5'W 5' J. Alvermann I. Dickson county c R. Dawson, county champ' Q I :Qi .. I lx Q ..., , ' f s We 5' Q .ff F Winter Sports After the close of the basketball season, Coach Miller and Coach Northrup spend sev- eral weeks with the boys in various winter sports. Many boys try out for the various sports and finally a team is selected to represent Haverling in county competition. Badminton D. Spragueg D. Gumeyg J. Hewlettg R. Ide. Bowling M. Browng 1. Cerychg R. Cardinerg R. Melnykg D Gumeyg J. Shultsg K. Brush. '9 L Volleyball First row: D. Repassg R. Deegang G. Healyg M. Wen- bang D. Hughesg B. Lane. Second row: J. Shultsg D. Gurneyg B. Angelg F. Gerowg D. Spragueg A. Burnsg R. Monahan. l L 4 Table Tennis Tom Sliney won the County Singles in table tennis and Guy Ackerson and Denny Brush the County Doubles. R. Ackersong T. Slineyg D. Brush. Track First row: R. Millerg I. Millerg D. Stewartg C. Beckmang B. Kastuerg P. Schnipelskyg S. Zawrotnyg J. Swiftg M. French. Second row: Coach Northropg M. Healy 5 R. Dawsong F. Gerowg D. Spragueg D. Craneg W. Laney G. Waldog R. Dawsong G. Healyg C. Gravesg F. Hannon. Tennis Schedule Track Schedule April 30 ......... Addison May 1 May 6 .....,. Wayland? Wayland-Painted Post ' May 8 ,....,.. C. N. S. ' May 8 ..... Painted Post- May 13 ..,..... Wayland May 13 . , . ,.., C. N. SF' May 15 Painted Post ' May 15 . . . ..,. C. F. A. ' May 25 ..... Painted Post May 21 . . , , , . Addison ' May 28 . . . ,.., Addisoni' May 27 .......... Hornell May 29 ..... C. N. S. June 3 Steuben County Meet ' 'Home Events Tennis Golf First row: A. jonesg R. Deegang L. Squiresg J Barang F. Finnertyg R. Seybolt. Second row: A First row: J. Castrillig D. Sliney. Second row: F. Lentg J. Hewlettg 1. Marlattg C. Thurstong G Fedderg I. Neylong R. Hawkg Mrs. Sliney. Taylorg I. Crockerg Mr. Gutierrez. First row: D. Fowler: B, McGlynng G. Muckg R. Gardiner: D. Brush K Wheaton I Long well: R. Gallagher: F. Ruetzg G. Hughesg R. Gallagher: H. Velt Second row Mr Miller M. Enderlyg F. F ailing: R. Ackersong F. Clarkg R. Morrellg B. Casey C Temple E Horner D. Lynng D. Englert. L Robert Gallagher, Pitcher Richard Gallagher, Second Base Baseball Schedule April 27 .......... Addison' April 29 .... . . . Hornelli' April 30 .... ..,.. W ayland May 5 , ., ....... Avoca May 6... ...... C.F.A. ' May 7 ...,.,. Painted Posts' May 11 . . . .....,. Canisteo May 13 . . . ...,.. Homell May 14 . . . . . .Painted Post, May 18 . . . .... Wayland' May 20 , . , ..... Addison May 21 June 1 . . . .... Canisteo' .............Avoca ' June 2 ............. C. F. A. 'Denotes home games. Ed Horner, Outfeld Fred Ruetz, Third Base ' , 17'-V ws- A ......Vf,.....,,. SMART 51-:QP . s L Q g 1 Sax- f ' 5 Q .fl 37 ' if -in 234 Sai X 4 use . K X 2 11, Q- 'link few, .V-,QQ ,if 1' ,, .,,.,, . .W x 3 xi . wi 5 Y Q 1 lr 10' .- if x f-...ws 81-2411 Congratulations to the Class of 1959 AVOCA BANK fBank of Avocal Avoca, New York Compliments of Elmira Office Equipment Co., Inc. Success to the Class of 1959 Hornell Auto Supply George's 323 Carroll sf. Mgfgf Elmira, New York D' S 1 Freeman 58 Broadway a es Typewriters Machines Phone Hofneil, N. Y. DeSoto and Plymouth Furniture Real Estate Texaco Products Sales - Service - Rentals and Phone 2302 General Insurance Phone RE 3-7225 Syracuse Bath Complete Musical Watertown Geneva Sefyice Congratulations to the 0 Y Hickey S Class of 1959 ROCHESTER RADIO SUPPLY COMPANY WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS Of Music Store 330 East State Street Ithaca, N.Y. -- Phone 4-1101 - Walker's Dairy BATH, NEW YORK Compliments of Electronic Equipment LILLIAN C. 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Burdick and SET-Ton 0 2 Electrical Contracting Avoca Hotel pp 47 L'b t S. Phone 6-2313 Avoca, New York I er y t Bath, N. Y. . CW ld F Phone Enterprise 9414 Bath' N' Y' or a?g.u201,,t,,, Compliments of Compliments of Compliments of Compliments of Carpenter's Cleda's Floor Coverings Bath Auto Curl shop Batliqmarket D. B. Mays Parts we Proprietor 42 W. Steuben St. 22 East William St. 24 Lackawanna Street Bath N Y 369 West Morris BATH, N.Y. B h N, Y, ' ' ' Bath, N. Y. at ' Phone PR 6-2921 1 CONGRATULATIONS To the Class of 1959 RICHARD W. RYNIKER IANE A. RYNIKER Ryniker Insurance Agency 13 West Washington Boulevard Bath, New York Telephone: PRospect 6-4274 G. R. SEAGER FRANK E. HAUVER BUILDER 354 Walnut Street Elmira, New York The Best Security - Own a Home of Your Own Serving the New York - Pennsylvania Area Musical Instruments and REMODELING ' REPAIRING All VVorkmen Covered by Compensation Supplies BATH, NEW YORK ef' . Fm' ' Ketch Km Dairy char-A-wyle f-+15 BATH - KANONA ROAD Try 0ur'Home Y Cash and Carry Service Cvvkfd F 0011-Y GAS IS BEST Whnever You Liv' DAIEYBIEEEDECFS 28 Liberty Street 367 W, Moms gmc, ICE CREAM - FRESH EGGS Bath, New York Phone PR 6-4912 The Dildine Pharmacy amef C. Dildine, Prop., 3 Liberty Street Bath, New York Best Wishes to the Class of 1959 Ken's Service Station Kanona, N. Y. iil.i1 - Compliments of Bath Pennysaver Our 25th Year Graham M. and David G. Burch Bath's Best Advertising Medium 1 Fowler Street Phone PR 6-2312 ompliments of Pggl-less Best Wishes to .the S L , Sal.O-Well C0, Class of 1959 ' oulse Inc, Beekman . . , Waldo st Washington Ave. famtorzal Supplzes Funeral Home Bath, N. Y. 847 Washington St. Buffalo 3, N.Y. 4 E. Washington St. All Forms of INSURANCE Anthony's Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1959 Longwell Lumber Co. EVERYTHING FOR BUILDING Bath, New York - Phone PR 6-2713 - OUR 44th YEAR - Shoe Service 4 West Steuben St. BATH, N. Y. SHOES RI-:PAIRI-:D WHILE You WAIT . Compliments of Basement Barbershop 45 Liberty St. Compliments of Mrs. Dana Lyon Prop. of The Mildred Sutton Shoppe 22 E. NVilliam St. Bath, N.Y. Infant - Children Subtcens - Chubbies Good Luck Class of 1959 ORVIS BATH 's FRIENDLY JEWELER 20 Liberty Street SHOP OUR RECORD DEPARTMEN Bath Loan Co. Second Floor Babcock Bldg. Phone PR 6-2171 Richard 0. Deegan Manager Bath, N. Y. I IO9 Vogelvs Swiffl Gas 8: Appliance service Co- Inc. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1959 Station 29 West Steuben St. Bath N Y Domenick L. Gabrielli Kanona, N. Y. Class of 1930 Compliments of Fred G. Fedder Jeweler Evans Postoflice Corner Wholesale Co. Steuben County Judge Fine Dzmonas G Confertions Watches BATH, N. Y. 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 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1959 FAGfAN'S FUNERAL I-IGME BATH, NEW YGRK JAMES A. FAGAN BERNARD FAGAN Ambulance Service Fast-Modem-Dependable Phone PR 6-2733 IAY MADSEN EQUIPMENT COMPANY Madsen's Sa fetyliner Chassis Bath Color Center DUTCH Davos BEAUTY Boy REYNOLDS PAINT BY THE BRUSHFUL PAINT Window Shades Window Screens x Venetian Blinds Interior Decorating Wh! FAI NT Congratulations and Phone PR 6-2181 Best Wishes from the BATH, NEW YORK of the Westminster Fellowship First Presbyterian Church in Bath - Ann's C l t t1?3ggil:5a0ii0tiZ5l? Betty'K.y Compliments of Beauty Shop Bake Shop and R0m1g'S McDonougl1's Asmigfii Atl t' ervice uto o an lc 49 Liberty Street Grocery Shop Y Liberty and William St. Bath, New York Phone PR 6-9194 Ken Marlatt, Prop. Good Thing: to Eat Phone PR 6-23 5 I F ree Delivery 444 E. Washington St Bath, New York BEST WISHES To the Class of 1959 from The Parishioners of ST. MARY'S CHURCH Bath, New York CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1959 Steuben Bowling Academy Thomas McMahon, Jr. William Yerger 29 East Steuben Street Bath, New York BEST OF WISHES CLASS OF 1959 Cole 8 Walker Attorneys at Law 7 East Steuben St. Phone PR 6-3307 Pulteney Square Bath, New York Fuller'5 Compliments of Drug Store M. 8: J. E. A. FULLER Richfield Pllflfmflfiff Service Station 37 Liberty St. Bath, New York Pulteney Square Bath, N. Y. Try the World's Fastest Portable, Yourself! 211 State St. L. W. HASTINGS Elmira, N. Y Best Wishes Class of 1959 National Army Stores Most Everything for Everybody Liberty Street Congratulations Class of 1959 Lane Pipe Corp. May St. - Bath, N. Y Phone PR 6-3366 Congratulations to the Class of 1959 Edwin F. Smith Real Estate and General Insurance Phone PR 6-3309 .Pnorecr You rmvsel 39 Liberty Street BATH, N. Y. BATH, N.Y. Congratulations Class of 1959 Louise Complimenis Qff Macmartin VanScoter and Son The LINGERIE and - FLORISTS 'T SPORTSWEAR stfr Lite Drive-In Haverling Street - Bath, New York 7 East William' Street Clarence and Emily VanSroter Kanona, N. Y. Bath, New York 4 Bath Rambler, Inc. Phone 6-6314 323 W. Morris St. BATH, N. Y. James S. Drake Moran's Food Store 105 Cruger Street BEST WISHES FOR A BRIGHT FUTURE Morris C. Veit Attomey-at-Law Phone PR 6-4622 - OPTOMETRIST - Bath, N. Y. A M P P 102 Liberty Street - Bath, New York rt oran, ro . Compliments of W ao ,s Congratulations to the Campbellk 8 n Class of 1959 Atlantic Station LAUNDRY u Brownie's Blue Coal L k R d Dry Cleaning Service .flulomaiir Furnarvs and Sfnkvrs 3 C O3 Bath, New York William Campbell 24M Liberty Street Phone PR 6-6451 Phone Bath Prospect 6-2866 , Lackawanna Avenue - Bath, N. Y, Propnetor Good Wishes to Coiiizatglgtioxis Tll0S. W- CLASS OF 1959 Class of 1959 Bailey 8 Son INSURANCE 111 Cruger St. Phone'PR 6-3359 BATH. N. Y. M. Cohn 8 Sons Moonlit Restaurant 97 USf01ll7ClI,X Fcworin' Cloth ins BATH, NEW YORK 1.111-'r' tqfllllllfllll Bath, New York ROUTE 54 BATH - HAMMONDSPORT ROAD Phone Hemmondsport 203-W-1 qgfeaganb qjaffeQOWVhanovKD WEDDING RECEPTIONS PARTIES DINNERS LUNCHEONS By Reservation Only Compliments of Congratulations to the J, J. Class of 1959 Newberry Co. Dutch Dairy 5-lo-25 Cent Store Ir' Bath N Y 365 W. Morris St. , . . CLASS RINGS and Commencement Announcements ROBERT E. KILLIP 105 Laney Road Rochester 20, New York THE JOSTEN COMPANY Su c c ess TO THE CLASS OF 1959 Congratulations to The Class of 1959 R. L. Iones 8 Son Wholesale Dobbins Tobacco - Cigars Grover C' Bradstreet' Ir' Brothers Sundries - Confcctious Atforneyzaf-Law 'I-61. PR 6-3552 Service Station 6 West Steuben St. and BATH, NEW YORK Batteries-Tires 11 E..Wi11iam St, Accessories BATH' NY' Compliments of MURPHY'S L. D. Jones Lumber Yard Lumber and Building Materials from Cellar to Roof ll East William St. Phone PR 6-4112 Bath New York - FOR RECORDS - All Classical and Popular Records and HiFi Slercophonic Records Opposite Bath Fruit 8 Vegetable Market EAT FRUIT Phone PRospect 6-4901 Best Wishes to the Class of FOR HEALTH 1 9 5 9 FREE DELIVERY 10 W. Steuben St. Bath, N. Y. - R h 0 n V1rg1l H. Gledh1ll oc ester Business Instltute ATTORNEY 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, 0 Q 172 Clinton Ave., S., Rochester 4, N. Y. 6 E' Wllham St' - Bath- New York Farmers' F aucett's Quality Coal Bath Truck and Livestock 'fsefving Bath since 1869 V Market Tractor Co. Extends its Congratulations to the Class of 1959 fame: H. Burns, Owner Frank Muller, lr., Mgr. Commission Auction Every Wednesday V1 ffffly to AM, row .Q-011, J. VICTOR FA UCETT Lake Salubria Route 15 - Bath, N. Y. Phone PR 6-6433 35 West Morris Street Phone PR 6-4951 Bath c 1' f Packing ComPanY Orggigieen S Robertais Sauyis Hair Style Frocks Complete Home Freezer Tally-H0 Featuring 1 Food Service Restaurant Advance Hair Style Lame We Can Fill Your Freezer for Less Kanona, New York 127 W. Morris St. Phone PR 6-6221 BATH, N. Y. Specialists in S teak: Pizzas Sea Foods and Cutting Phone PR 6-6247 102 Campbell St. BATH, N. Y. Ready to Wear Phone PR 6-4852 BATH, N.Y. Best Wishes from Bath Motors, Inc. 130 W. Morris St. BATH, NEW YORK LINCOLN - MERCURY - EDSEL Congratulations to the Class of 1959 W. Everett Meade All forms of Insurance 1 Liberty Street Rath, New Yorl - Phone PR 6-2042 - Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1959 The conferring of the diploma does not confer success, but opens the door of oppor- tunity to you for applying yourself to achieve success. CORNING GLASS WORKS V. S. On, Compliments of Shoe store Compliments of W D G . . arrison 8 Son Ffeeman Shoe: . Distributors for :Wien Blgary Igllflch Esso Petroleum Products I'QSS op A Has Accessories Rei4OfC,l2iigm?2?10eJ VVHOLESALE - RETAIL 104 Liberty st. - On the Corner - Phone PR 6-4512 BATH, N. Y. , Bath, N. Y. W1lson Avenue Bath, New Yor Compliments Funeral Homes Of Davis FOI'd, IHC. Loren E' Davis Your Friendly Ford Dealer lnel' Ernest M. Shaver Owners Phones : Bath PR 6-3376 Hammondsport 27 For Your Favorite Sodas - Sundaes and Sandwich Molly and Le: CS Phone PR 6-3252 338 YNest Washington Boulevard BATH, N. Y. W. H. Morse M gt R Co, - COMMERCIAL PRESS Restaurant of Elmira, IHC. 'ld W nd ll k . . PTHNT 6'mj It mn Prmtmg 1 1 erty treet Phone PR 6-3233 Bath, N. Y. Next to School and Lithographing MCKinlCy,S Congratulations to Sales 8 Service the Class of 1959 Ford Tractors Beth Dry Good' 50: and and , Dept. Store Equlpmenl 380-86 SOUTH MAIN STREET I3 Liberty Street Hammondsport Road Bath, N, Y, Both, N. Y. ELMIRA, NEW YORK A BANK Book is the second most valuable book in the world. Have you one in your home? BATH NATIONAL BANK MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM MI2MBIiR FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Congratulations to the Class of 1959 Iohn W. Taggart and Son EVERYTIIING IN INS! 'RANCH Buell Street Phone PR 6-2241 Bath, New York Congratulations to the Class of 1959 M. I. Ward B Son Food and Farm Supplier GHC Trurks - Olifmr 'I'racIm's Bath, New York Iohn Burns , Complnncnts Licensed Real Esmfu Hrnlem' of Phone PR 6-2971 . Gwenmes 25 Geneva St. Bar BATH, N. Y. Best VVishes to Class of 1959 Congratulations Congratulations Shoemaker's Market Cl to E959 HSS 0 and Slaughterhouse TETOR'S Frank Shnrmakcr, Prop. DUTCH DAIRY Abbott,S Wholesale - MEATS - Retail Pha1'maCY 10 W. Steuben St. 52 Liberty St, Phone Bath 6-3951 Kanona, New York Bath, Nevw York BATH' N' Y' .suzkqqg After nearly 80 years of banking service and with its l ?,x roots planted deeply in the history of Bath and the If - K y I surrounding area, our bank confidently faces the ' - ' j future with a program of ever faithful and ever effi- I I ,V Q cient banking services carefully designed to meet the needs of the changing times. lt, - -M e 1 . T0 MANAGE WISELY TO INSPIRE STEADILY TO LOCK AHEAD CLEARLY Tlzcsc prc'rrpt.x' guide fhr Board of Directors in administering the affairs of THE SECURITY TRUST COMPANY Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. - Member Federal Reserve System . B W' h t th . - Compliments esglasslsosslggg e Emplrg Stgte Compliments of Abstract Corp. Of Bafh CWOP' Reliable Title G.L.F. Service Smmhe, C. S. Feed - Seed 7 E. Steuben Street Sfanbury Fejjizer Phone PR 6-3922 Farm Supplies Bath, N- Y- Robert Rowan Service Station Bath-Kanona. Rd. Phone PR 6-2851 H averlinguist Photography Phone 6-2 3 3 5 Bath Congratulations to the Class of 1959 Bates' Market B. A. BATES, Prop. Congratulations to the Class of Gerald F. Stabel JEWELRY GIFTS VV est Steuben Street Rath, New York Bath' New York Bath Amoco Diner Fire Cgrp, Sheelys Congratulations General Insurance Famom for Florist to the Robert S. Adams Home-Cooked F ood: Class of 1959 President Warren R. Abbey GUM Service Station I5 E. Steuben Street Ernest G. Pelfz Secretary-Treafurer Bath N. Y- ATTORNEY I2 Shannon Bldg. Phone PR 6-4211 Bath, N. Y. Phone PR 6-2941 24-HOUY Service Phone PR 6-3371 Shannon Bldg. Compliments of Hotel McDonnell Best Wishes to the Class of 1959 Peck's Hardware Best Wishes to the Class of 1959 W. W. Babcock, Inc. Delaware Avenue BATH, NEW YORK Compliments Compliments 0f Compliments of , Best Wishes of to the - - Modern R f Co. ' . ' ' e mms Beauty shop Shearlcolbum Sherwin Williams R' G. SHERER Oldsmobile, IHC. Paint Store Mdfkfiff 20m Liberty St. . S h A 370 W. Morns St. 27 Liberty Street out venue BATH, NIY. Bath, N- Y. f4'IjZZnf'g:fi3Q'?P- Ph PR 6 3041 Phone PR 6-4802 One ' Phone PR 6-4042 Bath, New York MERCURY AIRCRAFT INC. Aircraft Technique in Industrial Products At the Cradle of Aviation HAMMONDSPORT. NEW YORK THE STEPPING STONE TO SUCCESS Success is not a sudden gift. It is attained as the result of education, ability and purpose, Thus, with your graduation, you have completed the first step leading to your chosen career. May you progress steadily and confidently toward that goal. INGERSOLL-RAND COMPANY Painted Post, New York Geo. G. Iacobs Expert Watch Repairing Jeweler and Diamond Merchant Phone PR 6-4142 22 Liberty St. Best Wishes to the Class of 1959 Westinghouse Electric Corporation Electronic Tube Division Bath, New York W. T. Grant Co Known for Values Investigate Retailing As a Career See Your Guidance Director 38 Liberty St. BATH, N. Y. BATH, N.Y. Don Mills Bath Plumbing Comiwliments of Mobil Service Compliments of Bath-Hammondsport Supply CO- Snug Harbor Road IO6 Liberty Street Phone PR 6-3374 Bath, N. Y. Hotel A good place to cat WEST LAKE RD. 54A Phone PR 6-9160 Free Pickup and Deliwry Tune-ups and minor repairs S 81 H Green Stamps Hopkins Dairy Best Wishes to the Class of 1959 - FROM - Our Professional Friends DENTISTS J. L. Grover, 209 Liberty Street, Bath, Phone 6-3122 W. H. Ness, Shannon Building, Bath, Phone 6-3242 Frank E.. Nicklaus, I I3 East Steuben Street, Bath, Phone 6-21 I6 Robert Heise, I I3 East Steuben Street, Bath, Phone 6-2I I6 OPT OMETRIST J. Robie Griswold, 20 Robie Street, Bath, Phone 6-2792 VETERINARIANS Cheney, Murray 8: Cheney, 126 W. Washington Blvd., Bath, Phone 6-3421 R. F. VanGelder, 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. J. F. Kenzie Dr. E. P. Smith Dr. S. B. Chapman Dr. A. F. Wahlig Dr. D. D. 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