Herkimer High School - Ye Green Quill Yearbook (Herkimer, NY)

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More and more, therefore, we cherish our guarantee of personal rights and responsibilities. We realize our good fortune to be able to complete our high school life with its work and activities, and to pursue our plans and our hopes for the future. Through our experience in H.H.S. We know that we have ex' periencecl freedom and that it can be the possession of all youth. 4 J . . .K 'BZ With humble hearts, we, the members of the 1952 yearbook staff, dedicate Ye Green Quill to the unfortunate youth who have not enjoyed the advantages of freedom. It is our hope that they will someday realize that freedom is more than a vacant stare. We trust that they may eventually experience the liberal education we have had in our schools. It is our desire to see them achieve the benefits of a free education, and learn to direct their own lives in a free and peaceful world. 6 ,f- i fl- ,li f 'CI7 5' W F.. ,ef 21? w4 A' 1 'W fix -1, iil-5 Zlrfuih 5 ?reedzfm Saw!! CQUICIJIICL m thg Pub oi Frudom Freedom to Phu for chu Futuna Frepdom to Leim Frgedom to OlQll1lZL F1 Lpdom to Fornpup -Z,-'ls.,, ,fl- i 'T C- 'G7 f l'J gd,,..5 -l 0' : I 1 F I. 1 1 s 5 I . -as 4? . -- -. II . - D - L 'L' f IH 1 . V' S ,iii 'fb lv. 1 -. , fl' i ' -ff- E 5:4 V. -ya I X , 6 5 f-5 l' .-5 : Ci .- ? 9 L5 43 - -,,,.. T 2 A 7 7 y - - -, -,.,.,. ,..--, Cd Lf- f ,..... fa ...X F f- Q.-ya. -'-K 'T A 'f'-- L-'-.,T-Z 7 4,5 f Ny: VY fxga ,Quan gf ,4,.q'gann. ' X fnfatll' aai0f ' ,jtitiix ,CIO n,q,t 0 ,A Guidance In the Path of Freedom 8 1 9 k., 'Q J' Q BOARD OF EDUCATION Back Row: Mr. Kenneth Ruhm, Mr. A. J. Wmmcxdfivrd, Mr. Leslie Paestello, Mr. Henry Byrnes. Front Row: Mr. Haswell P. Brayton, Jr., Supt, H. J. Martin. Administration 10 Superintendent H. Martin Main Office Secretaries: Josephine Surace, Mrs. Mary Marsters, Mrs. Myrtle MeKennz1n Faculty Mr. Robert E. Patterson, Principal and Secretary, Mrs. jack Smith Class Advisers: Freshman, Mr. Donald Hughes Senior, Miss Ethel Cook Sophomore, Miss Ariel Whitney Junior, Miss Emilie Jones English Tcachcrs: Mr. Donald Hujghcs, Miss Ethel Cook Miss Rinda Bartlett, Miss Maud Rolls. Lihrarian : Miss Laura Wcflgt Social Stutlics Teachers: Miss Edith Davis, Mrs. Christint Hawn, Mr. Wziltcr Hannahs, Miss Myrtle Larkin. 12 l Faculty Language Teachers: Left to Right! Miss Nancy Fields, M iss Ariel Whitiiey Math and Science Teachers: Mr. Rohert Palmer, Mr. Williaxii Anderson, Mr. Samuel Zuppiu, Miss Elizaheth Lzunphere, Miss Emilie Jones Commercial Teachers: Standing!--'Mrs. Ermuntrude Watsoii, Mr. Willizxiii Caryl SittingffMiss Anna Mzltis Dramatics and Spcccli Instructor: Mr. Frank Galwlcr Humc Economics Dircctor: Miss Marion Blaise Art Instructor: Miss Ada Mills egg: Music Department: Mr. Carl Dcs Champs and Mr. Vsfillard Mathcrs Physical Ed and Health: Miss lviary Bechtold, Miss Doris Carpenter, Mr. Elmer Morgan, Miss Theodora Scalese Industrial Arts: Mr. Jack Smith, Mr. Roland Morgan, Mr. Douglas Anderson, Mr. joseph Welch 15 -. 1 1w4.'.LQ l fOkl I yr' U ff ,f I cn5 ,,xs , ..g a:x'di,,.x .,an-f-if Y A Freedom to Plan for the Future If 17 Leaders Vx LISDIK ZTORI,-KN S.-x Ll 'T.'XTl mRI.AxN OLINA FUSCO LINDA SOKOLOSKI National Honor Society llulq lion' llllI'l'711l'Al Gnur, l'ntricizn Swift, john Millilllll, Carolyn Vvlceclxmlw, 'Inner lmns. Tlwnlzl Surmnl Kun' lj1lVll,l Martin. Pzutriciu Goldsmith, Marilyn Shearer. Emily Nzlsypany, Angulu F. x l ll I lwrst Run' Qllllli l' su, Llnclzl Sulculuslil Nlzmry Lou Alumina, fl2ll'UlC lliscnlurnl. 18 Leaders Senior Class Officers LINDA SOKOLOSKI THOMAS FAGAN THEODORE ADAMS GEORGE SURACE SENIOR FINANCE CGMMITTEE Standing--I. Simmons, B. Fazio, Sweet, Seated7M. Ixlills P Swift Nicolettc L. Sokoloski, B. Gour, C. Eiscnlord, T. Adams, wheclcsr, , 19 THEODORE ADAMS MARY LOU ALOISIO IOSEPH AIELLO CAHOLE ANDREWS THEODORE ADAMS MARY LOU ALOISIO Let me tell the world. There is nothing in the whole world hut what you can turn your hand to. JOSEPH AIELLO CAROLE ANDREWS His heart, he sure, is not of ice. With complexion fresh as any rose. HERKIMER HIGH SCHOOL RICHARD ATKINS ROBERT BROWN Of all the things I like best, I much prefer Oh, to be young eternally! to sit and rest. JAMES BLAIS ADA BUNCE His is a universal smile. She is ready to try the fair adventure of tomorrow. RICHARD ATKINS IAMES B1.A1s nossm' BROWN ADA BUNCE 20 rmmcxs cr-nmco DANIEL coouzv FRANCIS CHIRICO Yes, life is one pure dellght DANIEL COOLEY To be awake is to CLASS of 1952 EILEEN CRISTMAN CAROL! EISENLORD Unto the noble everythmg IS good She brlghtens up the world a hit PATRICIA DYPA JOSEPH ERAMO My happy heart brlms over when I th1nk All heroes are not six feet tall. NLORD IOSEPH ri-iomns mam Minn' mm: rnnmara. ANGELO 1-'ixzio THOMAS FAGAN Mischief lies in those dark eyes. MARY JANE FARRELL The hand that has made you fair has made you good, PATRICIA FOLTS ANGELO FAZIO Men, like hullets, go farthest when smoothest. PATRICIA FOLTS Everything natural is perfect. Where the silvery Mohawk? flowing RETA FOSTER SHIRLEY GAGE I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have A small noise is hetter than a big echo seen yesterday, and I love today. OLINA FUSCO LENI GERUM With a wish to do and a will to try. To lend a hand. BETA FOSTER OLINB PUSCO SHIRLEY GAGE LENI GERUM 22 IUDITH GILBERT PATRICIA GOLDSMITH BARBARA GOUR SANDRA GHOGAN .IUDITH GILBERT BARBARA GOUR All are proud of those who are tall. We admire her for what she is and what she promises to be. PATRICIA GOLDSMITH SANDRA GROGAN I know what I like and that's enough. Lots of pep and plenty of go. As it wends its peaceful way MARY JEAN HELLENACK LARRY HUGHES She dances like her love of life. This man loves little and often. SALLY HENDERSON JANET IRONS It's the spirit, not the size that counts. Full of spirit, full of fun, full of pep that gets things done. MARY IEAN HELLENACK SALLY HENDERSON LARRY HUGHES IANE1' IRONS 23 nonEn'r IACKSON EDWARD IENISQN EDWIN KIMM LUCIA KINNEY ROBERT JACKSON EDWIN KIMM Our thoughts and our conduct are our own. Anything for a quiet life. EDWARD .IENISON LUCIA KINNEY Youth is full of sport. Size is a matter of opinion. There's a spot of fondest memory BRUCE KIRCHOFER JANET LUTHER Just a chip off the old block. 'There never was a saint with red hair. JEANNINE LAMANNA OLGA INTWYNEC Good things are twice as good when they Shy in character, but alive in spirit. are small. BRUCE KIRCHOI-'ER IEANNINE LAMANNA IANET LUTHER OLGA LYTWYNEC 24 SHIRLEY MACRINA PETER MANIKAS IOHN MANION DAVID MARTIN SHIRLEY MACRINA JOHN MANION A song is more lasting than the riches of The world steps aside and lets pass the man the world. who knows where he is going. PETER MANIKAS DAVID MARTIN Sing away sorrow, cast away care. He'll make success ahead of the rest, For success depends on doing the best. To alumni young or gray PAUL MARUSIC MARGARET MATHEWS I'll go merrily on my way. The kind of girl everyone likes to know. JACK MASTEN RICHARD MILLER He can draw a lot of things besides I will take life as it comes. attention. PAUL MARUSIC IACK MASTEN MARGARET MATHEWS RICHARD MILLER 25 CAROLYN MILLS MARILYN MILLS CHARLES MORSE VINCENT MULA CAROLYN MILLS CHARLES MORSE Individuality is the salt of common life. His present is big with the future. MARILYN MILLS VINCENT MULA What you demand in a friend ou will fi cl A y n friendly man has no enemies. There our dear old Alma Mater ANN MURPHY EMILY NASYPANY Two dimples tacked her smile in placef To know her once is to ROBERT MURPHY DONNA NEAL The situation is well in hand. E t I k h asy 0 oo at, ard to forget Nice to he with, a swell majorette ANN MURPHY ROBERT MURPHY EMILY NASYPANY 26 GEORGE PALMER BERNADETTE PAESTELLO IUNE NICOLETTE IOHN PALMIBRI GEORGE PALMER JUNE NICOLETTE He'll get there 'fastest with the mostest'. Curiosity is one of the forms of feminine bravery. BERNADETTE PAESTELLO JOHN PALMIERI A happy mixture of happy days. Football, a boy's fad and fancy. Stands throned 'midst hills of green JOHN PANARITES EDWARD PARMON I will breathe according to my own fashion. I never met a man I didn't like. THERESA PAONI MARILYN PEKARSKY Smiles unlock more doors than frownsf' I seek the clearness of the sky. IOHN PANARITES THERESA PAONI EDWARD PARMON MARILYN PEKARSKY 1 f 27 MARY PBRRUZZI MARY PIACENTI IRENE PYC GEORGE RANDO MARY PERRUZZI X IRENE PYC Always remember you are the captain of Good humor only teaches charm to last. your soul. MARY PIACENTI GEORGE RANDO You have made a good beginning. He has a finger in every pie. As the white clouds bend above her FRANCIS REARDON PAUL RINKO Never a dull moment with 'Fien'. I have loved the stars too well to be fearful of the night. MARY REI DAVID RODGERS Let me make up my own mind. Let him bring music to our ears. FRANCIS AEARDON MARY nr-:I PAUL nmxo DAVID noncl-:ns 28 GEORGE ROWAN IOSEPH SCALISE IANICE SCHBADER MARY SCHULTZ GEORGE ROWAN .IANICE SCHRADER Sitting on top of the world. She is as likeable as she is lookablef' JOSEPH SCALISE MARY SCHULTZ All mankind loves a lover. Her very foot has music in it as she comes up the stairs. She's the fairest ever seen MARILYN SHEARER ADELBERT SMITH Few have such a good disposition. All his wealth runs in his veins. JOSEPH SIMMONS BALBINA SMITH He profits who serves best. It's nice to be natural, if you're naturally nice. MARILYN SHEAREH JOSEPH SIMMONS ADELBERT sM1'rH BALBINA sMm-I 29 LINDA SOKOLOSKI THEODORE SOSNOSKI GEORGE SURACE IOSEPHINE SURACE LINDA SOKOLOSKI GEORGE SURACE Here we find combined in one- A heart to resolve, a tongue to persuade, and Happiness, brains, personality and fun. a hand to execute. THEODORE SOSNOSKI .IOSEPHINE SURACE Good humor is the harmony of the heart. Her dark eyes have a meaning all their own. HERKIMER HIGH SCHOOL JANET SWEET FRANK TALARICO And love tiptoed through her heart. Those athletic brutes whom we deservedly call heroes. PATRICIA SWIFT VERONICA TIBQR It's a friendly heart that has a host of She's been with us now for only a year, friends. But it seems as though she'd always been here. IANET SWEET PATRICIA swu- r FRANK TALAHICO VERONICB 'rlson w 3 O IOHN TYMOCZKO BETTY VAN DELINDER IOHN VALLESE CAROLYN WESCHROB JOHN TYMOCZKO JOHN VALLESE Life was meant for fun, not for worry. He never lets study interfere with his education. BETTY VAN DELINDER CAROLYN WESCHROB Happy her nature, music her talent. Merit and modesty make good companions CLASS of 1952 MARILYN WHEELER EDMUND ZUIS A maid as fair as she will never lonely be. Learning makes a good man better. JOAN WHITE She loves the three R's . . . Reading, romance, and roller skating. MARILYN WHEELER IOAN WHITE EDMUND ZUIS l 3 1 N9 W? i ck, X THEODORE ADAMS Treasurer of Senior Class 4: Senior Finance Committee 4: Student Council 4: Chairman of Letter Award Banquet 4: Rochester Forum 4: Herald Tribune Forum 4: Goodnight Please 4. IOSEPH AIELLO Football 2-3: Intramurals 3: Tennis: Stage Crew 1-2-3: Visual Ed. 1: Dramatics 1-2-3. MARY LOU ALOISIO National Honor Society 3-4: Point System 2-3. secretary 3: Choir 1-2-3-4: Recorder l-2-3-4, Ye Green Quill 3-4, Press Conference 4. Press Club 1-2-3-4: Thespian Society 3-4. Tri-City play 4. Baby Sitter, Old Doc, Song of Bernadette. Life of the Party, Sparkin, Meet Me In St. Louis, Mr. Barry's Etchings : Junior Red Cross 1-2-3-4, president 4: Library Club 1-3: Chem Club 3: Future Teachers of America 1-2-3: Dramatics Club 1-2-3-4. vice president 4: Latin Club, president 3: Racquet Club, secretary 3: Prom Committee 3-4: Commencement An- nouncements 4. CAROL ANDREWS Student Council 3, Point System 2, Assembly Committee 1-2: Cheerleading, J.V. 2, Varsity 3-4: J.R.C. 2-3: Ring Committee 3. RICHARD ATKINS Football J.V. 2. Varsity 4: Basketball J.V. 3: Track 3: Intramurals 1-2. IAMES BLAIS Football 3-4: Track 2: Intramurals 1-2-3-4. ROBERT BROWN Football J.V. 1-2. Varsity 3-4: Track 2-3-4: Intramurals 1-2-3-4: Gymnastics 1-2-3: Ushering 4. ADA BUNCE Racquet Club 3: Choir 1-2-3-4: Symphonette 1-2-3. IOANNA BUNOSKI Rasquet Clubl: Library Club 2. IANE CHARRON Ski Team 1, Ski Club 1-2-3-4, secretary 3-4: Basketball 1-2-3: Volleyball 1-2-3-4: Soccer 1-2-3-4: G.A.A. 1-2-3-4: Playdays 1-2-3-4: Tumbling 2-3: Softball l-2-3: Varsity Cheerleading 4: Choir 1-2-3-4: Recorder 2-3-4, Press Club 2-3-4: Mr. Barry's Etchingsf' Dead Men Don't Talk. Hollywood Premier: Spanish 4: Point System: Dramaties 2-3-4: Racquet Club 3. FRANCIS CHIRICO Football 2-4: Intramurals 4: Ski Club 1. DANIEL COOLEY Football 2-4: Track 1-2-4: Intramurals 4. EILEEN CRISTMAN PATRICIA DYPA CAROLE EISENLORD National Honor Society 4: Point System 3: Choir 1-2-3-4: Herkimer Science Congresses 2-3. Oneonta Science Con- gress 2: Library Club 1-2: Chem Club 3, secretary 4: Spanish Club 3, president 4: F.T.A. 1-2, president 3. secretary 4: Dramatics 2-3-4: Chem Lab. Assistant 3: Ushering 3: Finance Committee 4. IOSEPH ERAMO Baseball 3: Intramurals 1-2-3-4. THOMAS FAGAN Secretary-treasurer 1, Vice-president 4: Student Council Treasurer 4: Track 1-2: Goodnight Please 4, Hollywood Premier 4: Rochester Convention 4: Herald-Tribune -1: Visual Ed. 1-2-3-4: Ring Committee 3: Prom 3: National Honor Society 4. MARY IANE FARRELL G.A.A. 1: Tumbling 1-2-3: Cheerleading J.V. 2-3, Varsity 4: Library Club 1: French Club 3: Dramatics 3-4. ANGELO FAZIO President 1-2-3: Boys' State 3: Assembly Committee 4: Student Council 1-2-3-4: Vice-president 4: Football, J.V. 2-3: Baseball 2-3-4: Intramurals 1-2-3-4: Volleyball 4: Choir 1-2-3-4, President 3, Secretary 2: Thespian Society. Stage Crew: Citizenship Conference 3-4: J.R.C. Vice-presi- dent 2: Spanish Club 2: Ring Committee 3: Prom 3. PATRICIA I-'OLTS Library Club 3-4: F.T.A. 4: Dramatics 4: Caps and Gown Committee 4. RETA FOSTER Band 1: Home Ec. Club 1: Library Club 1-2-3. OLINA FUSCO National Honor Society 4: Point System 3-4: Cheerleading 3: Choir 1-2-3-4: Girls' Choir 2: Recorder 2-3, Press Club 2: Life of the Party, Meet Me In St. Louis, Na- tional Thespian Society 3-4: J.R.C. 1: Junior Library 1: Chem Club 3: Dramatics 1-2-3-4: Ring Committee 3, Chairman: Prom 4: Ushering 3: UN Exam. 4. SHIRLEY GAGE LENI GERUM F.N.A. 1: Poster-Bloodmobile-First Prize. IUDY GILBERT Basketball 1-2-3-4: Volleyball 1-2-3-4: Soccer, 1-2- 3-4: G.A.A. 1-2-3-4: Playdays 1-2-3-4: Tumbling 2- 3-4: Softball 1-2-3-4: Intramurals 3-4: Phys. Ed. Dem- onstration 2-4: Hollywood Premier 4: Library Club 1: G.A.A.-President 4: S.P.C.A. and Poppy Posters 4. PATRICIA GOLDSMITH National Honor Society 4: Basketball 1-2-3: Volleyball 1-2-3-4: Soccer 1-2-3-4: G.A.A. 1-2-3-4: Playdays 1-2-3-4: Track 1-2-3: Tumbling 1-2-3: Softball 1-2-3: Choir 3: Diiggatics 1-2-3, Life of the Party 2: Science Congress 3: J. . . 1-2. BARBARA GOUR Senior Finance Chairman: National Honor Society 4: Point System 1-2-3. President 4: Public Relations 3: Orchestra 1-2-3-4: Recorder 1-2-3, Page Editor 4: Ye Green Quill 4: Press Club 2-3. Secretary 4: National Thespian 4: Student Director Sparkin 3, Weatherman's Secret 4. Director Goodnight Please 4, Hollywood Premier 4: J.R.C. 1: Library Club 1-2-3: Chem Club 3: Visual Ed. 4: F.T.A. 1-2-3, President 4: Dramatics 1-2-3. Secretary 4: ghemd Lab Assistant 3: Prom 3-4: Ushering 3: Activity war 3. SANDRA GROGAN Point System 3: Cheerleading J.V. 3, Varsity 4: Choir 2-3-4: Hollywood Premier 4: F.T.A. 4: Dramatics 3: Latin Club 3: Racquet Club 3. MARY IEAN HELLENACK Basketball 1: Volleyball 1: Soccer 1: G.A.A. 1: Playdays 1: Girls' Choir 1: Goodnight Please, Hollywood Premier. Gras Talent Show 4: Dramatics Society 1-2-3-4: . . . 3-4. SALLY HENDERSON Swimming 2: Bowling 2-3: Band 1-2-3, Secretary-treasurer 4: Orchestra 2-3-4: Life of the Party, Jerry of Jericho Road 3, Premier 4, Holiday 2: Library 1-2: F.T.A. 3: Dramatics 2-3: Ushering 3: Handbook Committee: Prom Decoration 3. LARRY HUGHES Basketball 1-2: Baseball 1-2-3-4: Mr. Barry's Etchings 4, Hollywood Premier 4. Freedom to Participate 1 ei IANET IRONS Editor Ye Green Quill 4: National Honor Society 3-4: Girls' State 3: Activity Award 3: Student Council 1-2-3-4, Secretary 3, Sales Chairman 1-2. Public Relations Com- mittee Chairman 4: Soccer 1: Tumbling 1-2: Cheerleading 3-4: Orchestra 1: Choir 1-2-3-4: Oneonta Festival 2: Re- corder 1-2-3, Managing Editor 4: Ye Green Quill 2-3-4: ESSPA 4: Press Club 1-2-3-4. Treasurer 3: Hollywood Premier 4: National Thespians 4: Syracuse Citizenship Conference 3-4: CYNSSPA 3-4. President 4: Student Coun- cil Convention 3-4: F.T.A. 2: Secretary Dramatics Society 1-2-3-4: Jr. Library Club 1, Vice-president: Ring Com- mittee 3: Prom Committee 3-4: Letter Award Banquet 2-3--1. ROBERT IACKSON EDWARD IENISON Point System 4: Football 2-3-4: Basketball Manager 1-2: Track 1-2: Intramurals 1-4: Ski Club 1: Band 1-2-3-4: Orchestra 3-4: Syphonette 3: Spanish Club 2: Key Club 2-3-4: Prom 4. EDWIN KIMM Orchestra 3-4: Choir 3-4: State Music Festival 3-4: Spanish Club 2-3: Ushering 4. LUCIA KINNEY Cheerleading 2-3-4: Choir 1-2-3-4: Choir Festival 1-8: Recorder 1, Press Club 1: Hollywood Premier 4: Spanish Club Secretary 4: Dramatics 4: Prom 3: Tennis 2. BRUCE KIRCHOI-'ER Basketball 2: Track 2: Intramurals 1-3: Band 1-2-3-4: Orchestra 1-2-3-4: State Music Festival 3-4: Baby Sitter 1. Hollywood Premier 4: Dramatics 1. IEANNINE LAMANNA Tumbling 2-3: Choir 2-3: Music Festivals 2-3: Wilbur Faces Life, Dramatics 2-3: Ushering 3-4. IANET LUTHER Basketball 1-2: Volleyball 1-2: Soccer 1-2: G.A.A. 1-2: Playdays 1-2: Tumbling 1-2: Softball 1-2: Hollywood Premier 4: Home Ec. Club 1-2-3. OLGA LYTWYNEC Point System 3: Volleyball 2: Soccer 2: G.A.A. 2: Play- days 2: Spanish Club 3: F.N.A. Treasurer 3. SHIRLEY IEAN MACRINA Bowling 3-4: Hollywood Premier 4: Home Ec. Club 1-2-3-4. Secretary 3, President 4: Library Club 1. IOI-IN P. MANIKAS Football 2-3: Track 1-3: Intramurals 1-2-3-4: Bowling Team Captain 3-4: Choir 3-4, Festivals 3: Jerry of .Ierico Road : Retailing 2-3. IOHN MANION Vice-president 3: National Honor Society 3-4: Boys' State 3: Student Council 2, Treasurer 3, President 4, Award Committee 2-3. Public Relations Committee 2-3: Football 3: Track 1: Intramurals 1-2-3-4: Recorder 3-4: Ye Green Quill 3-4: Press Conference 4: Press Club 4: Central New York Press Conference 4: Mardi Gras 4. Hollywood Premier 4: Citizenship Conference 3-4: Junior Red Cross 2. Treas- urer 3: Dramatics 1: Ring Committee 3: Prom Committee 3-4: Commencement Announcements 4. DAVID MARTIN National Honor Society 3-4: Boys' State 3: Ski Club 4: Orchestra 1-2-3-4: Symphonette 1-2-3: State Music Festi- val 2-3: Recorder 1-2-3, Editor-in-Chief 4: Ye Green Quill 2-3-4: Press Conference 3-4: Press Club 1-2-3-4: Hollywood Premier 4, Mardi Gras 4: Science Congress 2-3-4: Herald Tribune Forum 4: Visual Ed. Club 1: Spanish Club, Vice-president 3: Dramatics 1-2. PAUL MARUSIC Band 1-2: Orchestra 1-2-3-4: Choir 1-2-3-4: Spanish Club 1. IACK MASTEN Football 1-2-4: Basketball 2: Baseball Intramurals 1-2-3: Intamural Basketball 1-3-4: Tumbling 2-3: Mardi Gras, Lost Horizon, Jerry of Jericho Road tSceneryl: American Legion Poppy Poster 1-2-3. MARGARET MATHEWS West Canada Valley Central School 1-2: Point System 3-4: Band 2-3-4: Orchestra 3-4: State Music Festival 3-4: Re- corder 4: Ye Green Quill 4: J.R.C. 4: Senior Library Club 2-3-4: Uushering 3-4. RICHARD MILLER Point System 2-3: Basketball 3: Intramurals 1-2-4: Ski Club 1-2-3-4: Band 1-2-3-4: Orchestra 3-4. CAROLYN MILLS Basketball 1: Volleyball 1-2: Soccer 1-2-3: .Playdays 1-2: Bowling 1-2: Softball 2: Choir 1: J.R.C. 3: Library Club 1: Dramatics 2. MARILYN MILLS Point System 4: Ski Club 1-2: Basketball 1-2-3: Volleyball 1-2: Soccer 1-2-3-4: G.A.A. 1-2-3: Softball 1-2-3: Library Club 1: Dramatics 2-3-4: F.N.A. 3-4: Lab. Assistant 3: Senior Finance Committee. CHARLES MORSE VINCENT MULA Baseball Assistant Manager 2: Intramurals 1-2-3: Choir 1. ANNE MURPHY Volleyball 1: G.A.A. 1: Choir 1-2-3-4: National Thespian 3-4: Antic Spring 1. The Wishing Well 1. Meet Me In St. Louis 2: Dramatics 2-3-4: Ushering 3: Handbook Chairman 4. ROBERT MURPHY Football 2: Track 4: Chem Club 3. EMILY NASYPANY Secretary 2: Treasurer 3: Student Council 3-4: Public Re- lations Committee 3-4: Chairman Finance Committee 3-4: Chairman Loan Committee 3: Chairman Merit System 3-4: Recorder Copy Editor 4: Ye Green Quill 4: Press Club 4: Rochester Forum 4: Citizenship Conference 3-4: Junior Red Cross treasurer 2: Chem Club 3: Dramatics Club 3-4: F.N.A. Vice-president 3, President 4: Usherinz-Colm mencement and Baccalaureate, Chairman 3. DONNA NEAL Point System 3-4: Choir 1-2-3, Secretary 4: Majorette 1-2-3-4: The Weatherman's Secret 4, Hollywood Premier 4, Jerry of Jericho Road : Library Club 1: F.T.A. 3: Dra- matics 3-4: Ski Club 4: Racquet Club 3: Decoration Com- mittee for Prom 3. IUNE NICOLETTE Choir 2-3: Recorder Typist 4: Mardi Gras 4, Hollywood Premier 4, Life of the Party- Garden of the Shah, Jerry of Jericho Road : Dramatics 2-3: Senior Finance Committee. BERNADETTE PAESTELLO Point System 3: Choir 1-2-3-4, Girls' Choir 2, Onenota Music Festival 1: Library Club 1: Dramatics 3: Ring Committee 3: Commencement Announcements 4: Ushering 3. GEORGE PALMER Football 1: Basketball 2. IOHN PALMIERI Football 2: Intramurals 4. Senior Directory Ng EK X I IOHN PANARITES Football l: Ski Club I-2: Choir -1: Tri-City play 4: Mr. Barry's Etchings 4: Science Congresses 1-2-3: Chem Club 4: Visual Ed. Club 2-3. THERESA PAONI Girls' Choir 1-2-3: Home Ec. Club 1-2: Library Club 1-2: Us-ihering 3. EDWARD PARMON Basketball Intramurals 2-3-4: Captain Baseball Intrajnurals 3, Intramurals 2-3-4: Tumbling l-2-3-4: Lost Horizon, Mardi Gras Scenery 4. MARILYN PEKARSKY G.A.A. 2-3: Dramatics 2-3. MARY PERRUZZI Choir I-2-3. MARY PIACENTI Home Ec. Club l-2-3-4: Library Club 4. IRENE PYC Basketball 3-4: Volleyball 3-4: Soccer 3--1: G.A.A. 3-4: Tumbling 3-4: Softball 3-4: Choir 1-2: Library Club 2-3-4. GEORGE RANDO Asssitant Manager Football l: Track 1: Intramurals 2-3-4: Dramatics Club I-2-3-4: Stage Crew 2-3-4: Baby Sitter : J.R.Ci 4: Visual Ed. Club 1: Key Club 2-3: Poster Con- test -2. FRANCIS REARDON Choir l-2: Hollywood Premier 4. MARY REI Choir I-2-3: Dramatics Club l-3-3: Student Day Teacher 4. PAUL RINKO DAVID RODGERS Basketball 8: Band 3: Orchestra I: Ski Club I-2. GEORGE ROWAN Football 2-3-4: Track I: Intramurals I-2-3-4. IOSEPH SCALISE Intramurals l: Visual Ed. Club 3. IANICE SCHRADER MARY SCHULTZ Swimming l: Recorder -1. Press Club 2-4: Home Ec. Club I-2-3--1: Library Club 2-3-4: F.T.A. 2-8-4: Dramatics 2-8-4: Ushering 3. MARILYN SHEARER National Honor Society 4: Point System 2-3-4: Basketball 1-2-3-4: Volleyball 1-2-3-4: Soccer I-2-3-4: G.A.A. 1-2-3-4: Playdays l-2-3-4: Softball l-2-3-4: Swimming l: Orches- tra l-2-3-4: Library Club 1: Visual Ed. Club 4: Dramatics I-2-3-4: Ushering 3. IOSEPH SIMMONS Boys' State 3: Public Relations Committee 4: Track 1: Intramurals 4: Science Congress 3-4: Chem Club Vice- president 4: Visual Ed. Club 1-2. President 3-4: Key Club 3, President 4: Senior Finance Committee. ADELBERT SMITH Track 3-4: Intramurals 4. BALBINA RUTH SIVIITH Basketball I-2-3-4: Volleyball l-2-3-4: Soccer 1-2-3-4: G.A.A. I-2-3-4: Playdays I-2-Il-4: Softball 1-2-3-4: Swim- ming 1-2: Choir 1-2: Library Club I-2: Chem Club 4. LINDA SOKOLOSKI Secretary 4: National Honor Society 3-4: Salutatorian: Point System 2-4, Vice-chariman 4: Assembly Committee 4: Recorder Page Editor 4: Ye Green Quill 4: Press Conference 4: Press Club 4: Herald Tribune Forum 4: J.R.C. 1: Home Ec. 1. Secretary 2, President 3: Library Club I-2. President 3-4: F.'I'.A. 2. Secretary 3, Vice- president 4: Prom 4: Ushering 3: D.A.R. Contest 4. TED SOSNOSKI Intramurals 1: Tumbling 3-4: Hollywood Premier 4: Visual Eid. Club 1-2-3-4. GEORGE SURACE Senior Class President: Merit System Committee 3: Foot- ball 4, Manager l-2: Baseball 3-4: Track I-4: Intramurals l-2: Tumbling 4: Recorder 4: Master of Ceremonies Hollywood Premier 4. Mardi Gras 4. Stage Crew 2-3-4: Life of the Party, Stage Manager 3, Technical Director 4: Dramatics I-2-3-4. Thespian 3-4: Herald Tribune Forum 4: Key Club 2-3-4: Prom Chairman 3-4: Rochester Convention 4: Principal. Student Day. IANET SWEET G.A.A. 1: Tumbling 2: Choir 1-2-3: Home Ee. Club I-2-3: Library Club I: Dramatics 1-2-3-4: Poppy Poster 4: Usher- ing, Commencement 3. PATRICIA SWII I' National Honor Society 4: Volleyball I-2-3--1: Soccer I-2-3-4: G.A.A. 1-2-3: Playdays I-2-3: Bowling 1-2: Soft- ball 1-2-3: Recorder I-2-3-4: Ye Green Quill 2-3--1: Press Club 1-2-3-4: Dramatics Club 1-2-3-4 President: Senior Finance Committee: Lab. Assistants Club 3. IOSEPHINE SURACE Student Council I: Choir 2-3-4: Girls' Choir 1: The Baby Sitter : Library Club President I: Dramatics 1-2-3: Com- mencement Announcements 4: Cans and Gowns 4: Usher- ing Commencement 3: Handbook Committee 1.-2. FRANK TALARICO Football 1-2-3-4: Basketball 2-3-4: Track I-2-3--1: Ski Club I: Band 1-2-3-4: Orchestra 3-4: Prom Committee 4. VERONICA TIBOR Hollywood Premier 4. IOHN TYMOCZKO Intramurals 1-2-3: Visual Ed. Club 1-2. IACK VALLESE Secretary Junior Class: Football I-3-4: Track I-4: Intra- murals 4: Ski Club 3-4: Caps and Gowns 4: Ushering 4: American Legion Poster 3. BETTY VAN DELINDER Basketball, Volleyball. Soccer. G.A.A. I-2-3: Playdays I-2-3: Softball: Band 1-2-3-4: Orchestra 3-4: Choir I-2-3-4: Festivals 1-2-3-4: Ushering 3. CAROLYN WESCHROB National Honor Society 4: Point System 3: Basketball I: Volleyball I: Soccer 1: G.A.A. l: Playdays 1: Recorder 1-2-3-4: Ye Green Quill 1-2-3--1. Managing Editor: Press Conference 1-2-3-4: Press Club 1-2-3, Treasurer 4: Pub- licity Chairman Lost Horizon. Tri-City Play, Mr. Bari-y's Etchings : National Thespians 4: Publicity Com- mity Monkey's Paw. Meet Me In St. Louis. Garden of the Shah. Holiday : Science Congress 2-3-4: Oneonta Congress 2-3: Syracuse Congress 3: Chem Club 3. Presi- dent 4: Visual Ed. Club 4: Dramatics 1-2-3-4: Latin 3 Secretary: L.A.C. 3: Racquet Club 3: Caps and Gowns 4: Ushering, Graduation 3. MARILYN WHEELER Student Council 2: Recorder 3-4: Ye Green Quill 4: Press Club 3-4: Spanish Club 3-4: Caps and Gowns 4: Ushering 3: Senior Finance Committee. IOAN WHITE Basketball I-2-3-4: Volleyball I-2-3-4: Soccer 2-3-4: G.A.A. 1-2-3-4: Softball 4: Band 2-3-4, Majorette: Choir 1-2, Oneonta Festival 1: Recorder 1-2-3-4: Ye Green Quill 3-4: Press Conference 3-4: Press Club 1-2-3-4: National Thespian 4: Library Club l-2. Secretary 3-4: Dramatics 1-2-3-4: Commencement Announcements 4: Caps and Gown Chairman 4. EDMUND I. ZUIS Visual Ed. Club 3. , CUP l Four Years of Training for Life in a Free World The Class of '52 began their enlistment period as very timid recruits who were facing their four years with some anxiety . . . Soon indoctrinated, they began to learn the vernacular and became interested in the many phases of H.H.S. training . . . Sophomore year found them ready and able to carry out the assignments set for them . . . They distinguished themselves on the stage, in sports, and in music, as well as in classroom activities . . . Halfway through their enlistment, the Class of '52 set out on the endurance hike of Junior Year with flags flying high . . . They received their insignia of service with the longfawaited arrival of Class Rings . . . In '52, the Class further distinguished themselves by the enthusiasm with which they planned and carried out such projects as the Hollywood Premier, in which many seniors took part . . . lack Manion guided the Student Council, and George Surace took over the Class Presidency, which Bart Fazio had handled for the first three years . . . Now at the end of their enlistment, the Seniors are to be honorably discharged, and will return to civilian life with the knowledge of a job well done and a good record behind them. 35 JUNICDR CLASS Hatlq Yiwu' A. Tl'1lIllIWlPli, B. Xyilirzlia I Ll ' . -. lplnskl, E. Crawford, S. Adukicwicz, C. -Imlin. Cotnam. Fourth 14' R. Dnylc, B. Hxcrhnlzcr, A. Richard, Mauricv. G. Caller. C. Rifhard, -I, Hcrkcl, N1. Tcsta, D. Circlli IX ffawwlla. Third Run' C. Finrcntino. Gudlcwski, M. Sukol, Tarbnx, Y. Tinklcr, B. BI'0XNl1l'igQ, D. Bunn xmnn, B, Atkins. E. Manley. Second Row B, Snsnoski, C. Marriott. D. VJHI. F, Karccki, I. Hunt R Dypa Sl'IIDUlSki, E. Orluar, Fmt liuu' M. Panaritcs, J. Carter, Hartcr, M. King. B. Baws, bl. Sthradcr. S. Wcbcxn JUNIOR SYRACUSE CITIZENSHIP SILUIJUIQQ, left In rxght -Inscph Martin. Carole Gilbert. Willi2llH Higlcr Seated Doris Gardner W -IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to Riglrt--Williaxn Higlcr, Carole Gilbert, Anthony Annutto JUNIOR CLASS Back Row N, Barone, C. Gilbert. W. Higler, V. O'Bryan, R. Valentine, G. Naliring. C. Ycllc. D. Gardner Fuzwlli Row -I. Sciarra. R. LcBrcclic, Martin, D. Baker, D. Miller, F. Elwood. R. Zammicllo. R. Fudjack. G Recd. XV. Curran. Third Row----I, Foresta, B, Thompson. P. Wzigrier, M. E. Gregory. Vxfaltliart, A. Kirkpatrick M, Brown. K. Vanflour, S. Vallese. Second Roi,4'fH, Ingcrliam, P. Finchout, E. Pclow. D. Collins, May, M Robinson, S. Shearer, B, Moses. First RQVJAR. Hclmer, L. Devera, M. Seaman, S. Blais, C. Bowman, R. Hartcr L. Krawczeski, 'IUNIORS OF NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Huck Row-V Doris Gardner joseph Martin Carole Gilbert Front Row - Phyllis Wzigiicr Nicholas Barone 37 SOPHOMORE CLASS Iiuclq Row G. Mzlinlal. P, Pzumi. I. Fagan. C. Lillhillllill. D. VJCIWUULI. C. Ruhm, D. Twhrks. K. Hucllriclm Ilmrllz Kun' A. Mamicm, D. RZIIKIRIII. K. Springer, B, Rulwcrtsmw. A. Calrswrll, C. Gage. K. Humphrcy. I. Clark I.. Buyrc. Third IQUHI 5. Maury. D. Angclicokicw. M. Fzlsulilli, A. Zzlvzxglizx, I.. Vumlcrwicl. G. Tnrkuwsl-u. R Harney, -I. Pratt. G. Incquzls. Sccrmd Ron' B. Hoffmzm, A, Snntnlirc, P. Iviillcr. C. Zummicllo, H. Fcyku, B Iznfkwn, C. Pulidmi. S. Mzlnikzw. FITS! Row P. Sluytcr. P. Krug, D. Hurdislm. .I XN cst. B. Nusutuwicz. E. Pzxclwxmln I Putlu un . 1 N . PM-iq Run' Iviillcr, B, NVI1itc. I. Hglrtcr. P. Cusscllil. E. Robbins, R. Golden. NV. HlIIWIW2l!'LI, D. Ray. Fuurtll nu' l.. Cuul. Urluwski. F. Tulzlricu, R. Lcsnizxk. Kane. F. Vzxrzmo. -I. Emriclw, D. QllAlCkC!1hllSI1. I. Pisuck. J Tllmi Run' A. I,2lIllllIH12l. A. Mznthcws. I. Aloisio. G. Wcllilmgtzmrx. P. Strcctcr, F. Mimmsh, R. Raxymundn. C. Hrmmk Sccmxd Kun' R. Lnsuwski, L. Rccsc. P. Bislml. C. OIdHcld, B. Klcmck, M, Bobyk, R. Blum, D. Vv'l1itc. First Row . Hulz, R. Blais. D. Dunn, C. Vzmderwiel, I. Lowell, H. Richer. SS FRESHMAN CLASS Buck Row -0. Scalise. N. Siamkicwicz, R. Blum, D. Bunce. B. Grant, G. Bernier. D. Aloisio, D. Hyde, F. Ashley, Lasowski. Second Row-fA. Herringshaw. john Smith, V. Cristiano, T. Manikas, A. Pratt. R. Smith, F. Hnrtcr, C. Thompson, P. Vallese. V. Salatino. Third Row- P. Mastandrea. Macrina, K. lngcrham. li Tangorra. E. Bowie, E. Sczcrhaniewicz. R. Brown, D, Atkins, W. Cool. Fourth Row--bl. Casale, L. lohnson, D. Morgan, M. Rinlco, XV. Goliclai, Cussclla, Gritlith, D. Gorski. Front Row -C. Faricl, M. Kaufman, R. Martin, O. Buchmxer, A. George, P. Monaco. E. Hughes. Mr. Hughes. l Back Rowfll. Parmon, C. Pawlyshyn, S. Dorr, C. Paoni, P. Merena. P. DesRosiers. Second Rowfli. Lowell B. Hyde, M. Annutto, P. Bowman, S. Kondratowiez, F. Pape, E. Fullem, C. Thompson, A. Gour, S. Gilhcrt Third Row- -C. Fusco, S. Davis, -I. Waterbiiry, G. Smith, Averson, B. Hall, R. LaBrechf:, K. Piper, E. Sweet S. VzmCour. Fourth Row -D. Maicla, M. Altamuro, A. Morra, L. Fazio, M. Scanlon, E. Maddy, K. Nichols B. Shaver, C. Harter. Fifth Row-D. Aloisio. B. Wade, E. Klimacek, T. Dzula, P. Deck, F. Bennett. julia Rei R. Perruzzi, F. VUoytowicz. Front Row-A. Rando, A. Spiri, T. Donato, B. Hubiak, C. Lupinski, R. Pugia C. Ketchum, R. Cushman, P. Ottman. 39 x I Sun'- I 5 4, ' 4,ur A . ' 1 cn qs , 'diggs n'I '..x .,a af-vi 1 . ,G Freedom to Learn 40 ll! X X 47701 27 A Day At School LIBRARY CLUB INDUSTRIAL ARTS ROCHESTER DELEGATION A Day At School COUNCIL ELECTION RETAILING GROUP PHYSICS LAB A Day At School DEBATE-SPEECH CLASS vs. UTICA COLLEGE AWARD BANQUET LOWER CLASS OFFICERS A Day At School ENGLISH IV CLASS HOLLYWOOD PREMIER BOOK WORMS 0 X E. vs. MXL. ,Quan ,4q'pusp. Q lgflfli' avulQf 4 yjddiiix 1 'fig ,A Freedom to Organize -if VFW 1 a 1 M ful.,--. W EDITORIAL GROUP Standing Barhara Gour, john Ivianion, Iviarilyn Wlieelcr, Carol Iviarriott. Seated Emily Nasypany. Mziry Lou Aloisio, Linda Sokoloski. Doris Gardner. Freedom to Print the News janet Irons, Editor Ye Green Sliiailln l David Marlin, Editor H.H,S. Recorder Six issues of the H.H.S, Recorder were puhlished this year. The page editor system was used, with Mary Lou Aloisio, Linda Sokoloski, jack Manion, and Barhara Gour filling these positions, The paper was awarded high ratings hy National Scholastic Press Association, and New York State Student Press Associations, Staff delegates attended annual Empire State School Press Association and Central New York State School Press Association conventions in Syracuse and Utica. Introduced this year was a new system of separate editors for the Recorder and year- lwook. This was incorporated in the constitution. Advixer Miss Erniat COOK ADVERTISING AND BUSINESS Sumdmg' R. Golden, D. Hairdish, West, R. Brown, Miss A. Mntis. Seated S, Vzincmir, E. Swcct, C. Fiisfn. H. Fciku, Fzigan. M. Schultz. E. Mainlcy, CIRCULATION GROUP Scared E. Klinmcek. Tapper, B. Thunipson, D. Marks, A. Czirswcll, D. Will K. VzlnCou1', 5. Mzinikus. Standing' C. Vxfcschroiw, P. Munaicn, A. Mzinion. B. Vain Dclindcix TYPING AND INSERTS Lefz to Right'- S. Blxiis, M. Pckairsky, Cimarron F. Karccki. C. Bowman, Carter -I. XVliitC, P. Swift. STUDENT COUNCIL Cioclqwise D. Gardner, P. Monaco, N. Barone, R. Golden, V. G'Bryan, K. Hoellrich, T. George, C. Gilbert T. Fagan, Mannion, B. Fazio, E. Nasypany, W. Higler, F. Cimino, Irons, T. Adams, A . Manion, S. Manilcas Honoring Student Leaders l Student Council scored another colorful i success with its Third Annual Award Banquet, held at North School late in March. In addition to posting the Master Schedule for cluh meetings, Council def vised and adopted the Merit System for their own members. All students gained a keener insight of Council activities through the reporting of the memhers to home' rooms. As citizens of the community, Council memhers were instrumental in launching the hond for the Earl Field project hy stimulating the interest of the taxpayers. Meetings with prominent local citizens were held to discuss improving the spirit ,W of students in the town. At Award Dinner . . . john Manion, Angelo Fazio 50 STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS POINT SYSTEM OFFICERS Standing--Torn Fagan, Miss Davis. Seatede- Standing--'Miss Larkin. Seated-Linda Solcoloslci, Carole Gilbert, jack Manion, Angelo Fazio. Barbara Gour, Barbara Thompson, Marilyn Shearer. Rewarding Service Five students earned 95 points at the end of their junior year and received activity cups at the Award Dinner, on March 31. They included Mary Lou Aloisio, Bart Fazio, Barbara Gour, David Martin, and Janet Irons. At the end of their senior year other students received 95 points and were awarded cups. The Point System Committee carried on its work of recording the activities of the entire student body under the chairmanship of Barbara Gour. POINT SYSTEM Clockwise-C. Marriott, A. Santmire, I. Cotnam, I. Tarkowski, A. Morro, G. Iacquas, M. Mills, Charron, F. Minosh, I. Martin, E. Ienison, V. G'Bryan, O. Fusco, D. Neal, D. Gardner, 1. Shearer 51 MIXED CHOIR Buclq Row A. Manion, D. Neal, B. Brownrigg, B. Atkins, Charron, M. Ferrucci, K. Hoellrich, D. Welwood j. Panarites, Martin, D. Baker, R. Aiello, Cotnam, M. E. Gregory, S. Manikas, B. Van Delinder. 'Third Row-- K. Humphrey, D. Gardner, S. Walthart, J. Surace, O. Fusco, D. Cirelli, Carter, L. Van Delinder, R. Blais C. Yellc, B. Huhhard, C. Thompson, B. Fazio, M. King, B. Thompson, Mr. Des Champs. Second Row-F. Karecki M, L. Aloisio, B. Hoffman, A. Carswell, P. DesRosier, R. Pugia, C Marriott, M. Kaufman, C. Polidora, J. Forests C. .. Cage, j. Sweet, E. Ochar. B. Sosnoski, P. Sluyter. First R0wiC. Eisenlord, D. Will, D Buongiorno, C. Fusco D. Maida, M. Testa, E. Pachman, Hunt, M. Seaman, May, L. Kinney, A. Murphy, S. Blais. Developing Culture Herkimer High School Mixed Choir, consisting of 72 voices, presented a program june 9, over WCY. The choir also sang for a Christmas program at the Liberty Theater, which was later broadcast over WIBX. In addition to the annual May concert at North School, the choir appeared on short programs for the Elks, Kiwanis, and the New York State Educational Rotary Cluh. Girls' and hoys' douhle quartets were formed. Both have appeared at assemhly programs and at special programs outside of school. Choir othcers include: president, Joe Martin, vice-president, Don Baker, secref tary, Donna Neal: treasurer, Dale Vkfelwoodg gown custodians, Doris Gardner and john Panarites. 52 Director Carl DesChamps 'Through his constant eifort, Mr. Des Champs has estahlished the H.H.S. A Cappella Choir into a highly accredited singing group. He has heen working with this aim for many years. During the last two years, he has contrihuted extra time to develop the Girls' Choir, which is fast gaining recognition. The favorahle results of the May Choir Festival are accredited to Mr. Des Champs' organization and ingenuity. Girls' Choir with 60 voices sang numerous selections at the annual May Concert. Girls also . MR. CARI. Drs CHAMPS appeared in an assembly program. Othcers of the choir are: president, Stella Manikasg vicefpresident, Carol Marriott: secretary, Ann Maniong treasurer, Diane Randall: lihrarian, Kay l'lumphrey. GIRLS' CHOIR Buck Row D. Randall, B. Hoffman, P. DesRosier, A. Zavaglia, A. Spiri, E. Ochar, M. King, .I. Averson. CI Polidora. B. Hall, P. Deck, E. Pelow, K. Van Cour, S. Manikas. Third Row- A. Manion, A, Carswell. A. Rando S. Grogan, R. Pugia, E. Sweet, R. Cushman. C. Ketchum, P. Bowman, C. Paoni, Rei, M. Brown. xl. Vvlest B. Wilde, Shearer. Second Row---F. Karecki, K. Humphrey, C. Marriott. D. Circlli. E. Pachman, B. Glogowski S. Van Cour, T. Donato. K. Pawlyshyn, R. Perrulzi, D. Hardish, S. Geraty, P. Sluyter. Firxt Row K. Piper, B Shaver, M. Collis, nl. Pratt, T. Dzula, D. Maida, M. Testa, D. McManus, j. May, Blais. A. Kirkpatrick, C. Frisco 53 MR. WILLARD MATHERS Developing Culture Climaxing the activities, H.H.S. hand and or' chestra traveled to Hyde Park, where they played in the music festival. In February, the orchestra presented the second little concert, playing both old and modern music. Selections played for the first time this year were Vaughn Williams' Sea Songs and Little Rhapsody in Blue hy Gershwin, Showf hoat was revived from several years ago. A favorite of students was Prof. Mathers' own ar- rangement of Dancing in the Dark. The hand, adding both color and rhythm to the football season, also staged a concert. HERKIMER HIGH SCHOOL BAND 54 Wffffflfl-QDZHQ iisuwwm-,M HERKIMER HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA Vwlins D. Martin. B, Gour. P. Mzirusic, Kalynycz. E. Qclmr, D. Bunnginrno. G. Sulwwski, M. Shczircr -I. Tapper. T. Donato, K. Guntlicr. B. King. Percussion--M. Mathews. B. Kirclmfcr. XVnudu'1ml.w C.Zznninicll1 P. Vvhgncr. R, Zuminicllo, S. Hcndcrson. Celloxffl. Lupinski, D. Sluytcr. Brass F. Tailnricn. E. -lcniwn. D l Miller. D. Baker, C. Rulmnl. Mzxrtiii. Saxnpllones -I. Scizirra, P. Cussella, Lupinski, C. Morse. Hnrn Cntnam. Violas--f-Edwin Kimm, B. Van Delinder. Bass--F. Marquissee, L. johnson. Conductor Mr. Mathers. DANCE BAND Back Row. left to rigllt- Fred Mzlrquiwcc, Ted Glow. Cmig BAND IVlA'IURETTES Rulim, -Iuscplw Ivlairtin, Donald Baker. Frnnt Run' Brucc Kircliofer, joseph Scizirru, Phillip Clawcllii. Rnlncrt Zanu- Lufl tn Rigllt klnun Wliirc. vlosinnc Cnrtcr. micllo. Clmrlcs Morsc, Kzirl Hncllricli. Riglmrd Marks. Carol Marriott, Donna Neal. Frank Tailaricnz lvy tlic piano, Mr. Mzitlicrf. 55 MMR. BARRYS ETCHINGSU ll. NX'elwood, D, Buongiorno, M, Gregory, Panarites, Charron, R, G Id' . L. H ffhet' lvl, P i A. Mathews, M. Al 5 3 5 2? Mn. PMN i: Gfxisiaait o tn in, s, anariles oisio, li. Cimino, K. Humphrey. Al, Sciarra. Learning the Art of Interpretation National Thespian Society, Troupe 1082, initiated seven new memhers in 1952. The society served as the executive committee with olhcers of the Dramatics Society. lvlemhers also had charge of Dramatics Society properties and costumes, and acted as Mr. Frank Gahlers assistants. All elasses were represented in the cast of Mr, Barry's Etching, the major production for this year. Frank Cimino portrayed Mr. Barry whose hohhy was making fifty dollar hills and playing Robin Hood, hy using his etchings to henelit humanity. The VV'eatherman's Secret was the H.H.S, conf trihution to the 1952 TrifCity Plays. The weatherman's wife hecame convinced that her hushand had no easy joh and decided that she could not cope with the stream of characters who came to complain every day. 56 THIS YEAR'S THESPIANS TRIICITY PLAY Standing- -Janet Irons, joan White, Ricliard Left to Right--Dale Welwcmcid, Donna Neal, Betty Hoffman Risi, Mildred Panarites. Seated'--V Barbara Etlicl Pacliman. Mary Lou Aluisiu. Gour, Carolyn Wesclirnmb, Marilyn Mills. LAST YEARS THESPIANS MAKEUP-M DRAMATICS Sealed. left to right!-Patricia Swift, Olina Fuscn, Mr. Galwlcr, Anne Murphy Anne Murpliy, Mary Lou Aloisio. Slmiding 'Angelo Fazio, George Rando, George Suracc. 57 FUTURE TEACHERS GROUP Blick Row C. Polidori, E. Manley, A. Rando, A. Gour, P. Merena, C, Thompson, Sfcmid Row H. Fejko. R J D. Buongiorno. P. Finehout. . Dypa, K. Ketchum, R. Cushman, l. Polls. Firxt Row -M. Schultz. S. Blais. 7 Pr. Thompson, E, lelow. Choosing A Vocation Future Teachers of America, Margaret Tuner Clulw, sponsored the first Student Da' 0 , 5 n Novemlwer 13, when a student was chosen to teach each class throughout the day. George Surace was elected principal hy a vote of the entire student hody. Josephine Suraee was secretary to the principal, while Thomas Fagan was guidance director for a day. A delegation of four F.T.A. menilwers went to Utica Free Academy to assist the school with their newly organized clulw, and to talk on F.T.A. STUDENT DAY OFFICERS FUTURE TEACHERS UF AMERHVYA OFFICERS Standing ,Iosephine Surace, Linda Soknloski. Carole Eisenlord. Linda Sokoloski. Mrs. Haven. Torn Fagan, Seated George Surace. Barhara Gour, Carol Marriott. 58 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS Standing, left to 'riglitglean Clark, Donatella Angclicchio, Sharon Maury, Pat Ottman, Carol Thompson, Miss Blais, Mary Piacente. Seated ---- Beverly Hall, Doris Collins, Mary Schultz, Shirley Macrina, Stella Manikas, janet Tarhox, Georgia -lacquas. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS AT WORK Left to Right-Miss Blais, S. Manikas, D. Collins, Tarhox, B. Hall, J. Clark, P. Ottman, G. Iacquas, D. Angelicchio, F. Woytowicz, M. Schultz, S. Maury, Improving the Home Future Homemakers of America is a national service cluh. Each year memhers make stuffed animals for the American junior Red Cross. At Christmas time, F.H.A. sends gifts overseas hy way of contrihutf ing friendship among youth program, at home the group prof vides gifts of food for the work of the Salvation Army. For the Annual Award dinner, the Future Homemakers offered their assistance as a serving com' mittee. This year the girls made new curtains for the nurse's oilice, During the summer, there is ai summer camp and a national convention for girls in the cluh. M. Piacente. X R E ,ii 59 FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA Standing, left to right--R. Carney, E. Maddy, P. DesRosiers, C. Paoni. Seated, cloclqwisem-M. Brown E. Nasypany, A. Kirkpatrick, G. Averson, D. Aloisio, A. Spiri, M. Mills, L. Gerum, K. VanCour. Desiring to Help Others Study of different fields of nursing was the keynote of F.N.A. activity. Miss Mary Bechtold, local school nurse, spoke on School Nursing at one of the regular meetings. At a special afternoon program and tea, Sister Mary Alice, a former H.H.S. graduate, and Sister Mary Gertrude from St. Josephs, Syracuse, spoke on clinical nursing and pediatrics. Miss joan U'Donnell, St. Elizahetlfs I-los' pital, Utica, spoke on Institutional Nursing. Several girls assisted Miss Bechtold with her ollice work. During the open house at Herkimer Memorial Hospital, F.N.A. memhers were taken on a tour of the hospital. Dances and a hake sale were spon' sored during the year to earn money for the school flag fund. The noon hour recreational project for lunch students was carried out again during the winter months. OFFICERS OF FUTURE NURSES Left to Right Emily Nasypany, Marilyn Brown jean Avcrson, Anne Kirkpatrick. T JUNIOR RED CROSS Standing, left to right- - Miss Rolls P. Swift L. Johnson A. Mathews D. Miller J. Tapper Seated, clockwise-- -I. Kane E. Klimacek M. Mathews G. Tarkowski B. Brownrigg R. Dypa M. Aloisio G. Rando P. Wagner Extending Service junior Red Cross 19514952 activities have heen typical of their service to the school and com' munity. Over ZOO Christmas favors were sent to the Memorial Hospital, the County Home, and three nursing homes. Sponsored hy the j.R.C., students made and distributed posters throughout the town hefore visits of the Bloodmohile. This service, an original project of the H.H.S. chapter, was rendered hy a committee with Elaine Klimacek as chairman. Regular services of the j.R.C. included sending cards and the H.H.S. Recorder to servicemen, and gift hoxes to children in other countries. Key Club Key Cluh carried on its tradition of service to the school and town in its 1951-52 activities. The concession at haskethall games was resumed to pay the halance for the scorehoard. Memhers also were in charge of the concession at the free Kiwanis Dance in May. They ushered at the production of Brigadoon sponsored hy the Herkimer Kiwanis Cluh. They donated their serevices to the Student Council at the time of the Award Banquet. The year's activities were cliinaxed hy sending two delegates, Jim Herkel and Craig Ruhm, to the State Convention in Alhany, May 10. KEY CLUB G. Surace F. Minosh Lupinski . Fudjack B. Hierholzer E. jenison A. Mathews J. Herkel J. Simmons K. Hoellrich Mr. Hughes L. Hughes F. Talarico I. Manion J. Martin C. Ruhm II. R 61 l SENIOR LIBRARY CLUB First Row S. Maury, B. Bass, M. Sokol, M. Crandall, J. Pratt, B, jackson, M. Schultz, P. Miller, C. Zammiello. Second Row-bl. Harter, I. Pye, C. Bowman, R. Helmer, M. Robinson, B. Moses, E Miller M. Brown, I.. Devera. Standing-M. Piacente, A. Kirkpatrick, Godlewski, P. Folts, B. Thompson, M. Mathews: C. Marriott, A. Carswell, K. VanCour. Freedom to Read At the beginning of the year, freshman groups learned library procedures under the direction of a committee from the Senior Club. Because of a crowded schedule, the annual Book Week Tea for the members of the faculty was held March 19, under the direction of Charlotte Bowman, general chairman, and Linda Sokoloski, Senior Club president. JUNIOR LIBRARY CLUB Standing-G. Smith, D. Aloisio, D. Maida, B. Hall, A. Morra, F. Woytowicz, J. Tangorra, B. Hyde, B. Shaver. Seated-L. Fazio, P. Kane. 62 I BOYS' LIBRARY CLUB Stmidmg, left to right-Tony Lainanna, Charles Hyde, Rohert Lcsniak, Dick Brown. Seated -joseph Kane Peter Bishal, Edward Holtz, Dave Collis, Richard Hyde, Francis Minosh, john Piseck. Representatives of the three Lihrary cluhs attended the meeting of the Central New York Association of Student Lihrarians in May. Marilyn Brown was elected the corresponding secretary. LIBRARY CLUB OFFICERS Left to Right - Francis Nlinosh Miss Wedge Linda Sokoloski Lucy Fazio 63 f ' l l CHEM CLUB Y Clorlgwixc Peggy Finehout Paul Hadala Anne Kirkpatrick Carole Eisenlord Richard Brown Marilyn Brown Carolyn Wesclirrmli .loc Simmons Mary Ellen Gregory Ed Crawford Elaine Pelow Lucia Devera Alcan Shearer Balhina Smith Sheila Blais VISUAL ED. CLUB Left to Right Carolyn Wesclirrmh Carole Eisenlord Barhara Gour Marilyn Shearer Dick Brown Renny Golden Joe Simmons Ed Crawford Freedom of Research l'revious to the Fifth Annual Herkimer Seienee Congress, a meeting of students from area schools who were participating on committees was held under the super' vision of the Chem Cluh. They also sponsored a poster contest to advertise the event. A field trip to Hansen Lahoratories, home of -lunket Foods, climaxed the year's activities. Visual Ed. Cluh has served many of the classes hy operating the projector for the showing ot' movies. In addition, they purchased the lapel microphone for use at the Science Congress. 64 SCIENCE CONGRESS Fifth Annual Science Congress Over BOO spectators filled North School on May 3 to witness the Fifth Annual Science Congress sponsored by the Chem Club. Unlike previous years, the 21 competing schools participated as a regional district rather than a Mohawk Valley sectional. Scientilic exhibits and demonstrations by students marked the highlight of the Congress, while movies were shown to vary the program. Carolyn Weschrob placed third in the Senior Division and became eligible to compete in the First New York State Science Congress held at Oneonta, at which she took sixth place honors, and was awarded a full tuition scholarship at Hartwick College. Other Herkimer students participating were joseph Simmons, Peggy Finehout, Edward Crawford, and Mary Lou Aloisio. The Congress was under the general supervision of Miss Elizabeth Lamphere, adviser of Chem Club. 65 ,, . L 'Y' ' 4' 21.2-5 M FRENCH AND SPANISH CLUBS Firm! Row Kay Humphrey. Scurmd Row jerry Lupiiiski, Diane Will. Phyllis Vv'zigner, Bzirlwzirai Mcises. Tliini Row Maury Ellen Gregory. Carol Thompson. IIzlrlmi'zi Tlioiiipson. june Forester, Carole Eisenlord, Freedom to Learn Another Language LATIN CLUB First Row. left to right Marie Scanlon, Craig Rulim, Anne Munion, Gerry Tzirkowski. jane Godlcwski Anne Kirkpatrick. Sammi Row Elinor Maddy, Robert Lesniak, Irene Pye, Donna Aloisin, Mike Rinko Third Raw Elizaibeth Fullem, Geraldine Smith, Regina Carney, Francis Minosli, Miss Vv'hitney. Standing-A Rolnertal Dypai, 66 ART STUDIO Standing, left to rigl1tfDoris Gardner, Charles Yelle, Miss Mills, Helen Ingerham. Seated-Lucia Devera, Elaine Klimacek, Pat Ottman, Tessie Dzula. Appreciating Art In order to further their knowledge and appreciation of art, a group of art students organized an Art Studio. During the year, members visited the Munson-WilliamsfProctor Institute in Utica, and the Museum in Canajoharie. The climax of the year was the trip to New York City, when they visited the Metropolitan Museum of Arts and Sciences. Many of the members worked on the Christmas decoration throughout the school. Others have made posters for HI-I.S. cluhs, and for community projects. 67 f Suv- I 5 JNL-'.H ' N Of., ..,'1.f ll'.,' at , 'Ai'4l ril 'i'x '.,4 af-if U ,A Freedom to Compete F I ffiwiisfw I P 69 Oath 'man After recording four consecutive shutfout victories, Herkimer Highs Red Magicians foothall squad suffered a severe reversal in which the Magicians themf selves failed to score in their remaining three contests. The four victories, however, were good enough to give the Magicians a second place spot in the final M.M.V.I. League standings. The really tough one Herkimer dropped was the 945 defeat suffered at the hands of archfrival Ilion, in the thirtyfsecond game of the Herkimer' a Ilion series. VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD Left to Right Charles Richards 1521, Anthony Annutto 14-H. ,lack Vallese 1591, Richard Atkins 1541, George Palmer f68j, Dan Cooley 1451, Ken Graham 1480, 70 COACH MORGAN GIVES LAST MINUTE INSTRUCTIONS Left to Right- George Surace. Paul Bukowski, Couch Morgan. WI In I 5 W. at C.uT.'x1N TALARICO ' james Herkel, Roger Lalirechc. SCORES Itlerlqimer OPPOWZWH-w 20 Frankfort O 6 Utica Free Academy 0 Z 5 Plattsburgh 0 21 Little Falls 0 0 Mohawk 20 O Watertcuwlm 6 O Ilion 9 72 35 VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD Left to Right-Francis Chirico 1801. Anthony Casale 1781, Paul Rinko 1561, Iohn Palmicri 1601, Carl Caliguire 1831, Greg Maida 1811, Ed ,Ienison 1631. 71 00: IQQWLZ greater than the figures would indicate. Top among the Andersoninen's victories were the thrill' ing twin defeats of Ilion's Golden Bombers. Any hope of a Herkimer success in post season tournaf ment play was squelched when the Magicians howed, 5869, to a strong Proctor squad, of Utica. By a vote of fellow players, Tony Annutto with his steady, allfaround play throughout the season, heeame this year's winner of the Basloe Trophy. SCHEDULE Y Herkimer Opponents LAIVIQAIN -lmi MAR'rlN 52 Holland Patent 35 56 Canajoharie 58 63 St, Francis flltieaj 56 38 St. Mary's lLittle Fallsj 51 47 Mohawk 64 53 Dolgeville 50 42 Rome Free Academy 49 56 llion 49 46 Little Falls 62 51 Fort Plain 69 64 St. Francis lllticaj 67 32 Nlohawk 43 67 St. .lohnsville 51 51 Holland Patent 45 42 Frankfort 57 67 Little Falls 71 56 Rome Free Academy 57 41 Ilion -141 39 Proctor fTournamentJ 58 962 11134 Moa. Aicriirriz lV1AT111fXVS Cofxrtii ANIDI-,1iStJN VARSITY BASKETBALL SQ UA D Left to Right- Frank Talarico. Vt'illiam Wzighcmrri, Gene Carter, Don Baker. Bill Higlei: 72 Herkimer High Schools varsity cagemen completed the 19514952 season with an even record, nine wins and nine losses. Actually, the Magicians court successes were tar JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Standing Casale, D. Mairks, F. Cimino, l.. johnson, K. Hoellrieh. Kneeling -I. Cassella, N. Siankiewiez. D. Morgan, T, George, E. Hughes, D. Pawlyshyn, D. Atkins. Junior Varsity Standing as a strong example of what Coach Anderson meant in frequent references to the l'15l152 season as his uhuildinf ft' N H' lc' X ' g, year was er nntrs junior Vaisity haskethall squad. Ten ol the ll iunior eagers were freshmen. The only veterans were sophomore cofeaptains, Karl Hoellrieh and Phil Cassella. It was not until mid'season that u three while dropping 15, the varsity understudies ain cl ' .l .ll with the season. the iuniors had their own eoaeh. Although winning only g e 1nv1 uw e experience and improved steadily Diminutive, hut energetic and hardworking, Art Mathews did an excellent joh managing hoth the Varsity and .I.V. scores. 74 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Left tu Right Lucizi Kinney Carol Amlrcws limo Clmrmii jimcl lmns Szmdrii Grogan Maury -Izmc l'.irrcll l Supporting the Team Varsity 1lIlLl .l.V. Chccriiig Squads nmiiugcd to gcncrzitc thu ncccssziry school spirit to spur our fwtlull and hztskcthall heroes. Varsity spirit raisersu held colorful pep asscmhlics lwcforc cinch major cvciit, amd sold rc- scrvctl scgits :it ull home hnskctlull games. Bcsidcs pmcticing for gzimcs, l.V.'s chiirtcrcgl thc lwusscs to out' offtuwii games. -IAYVEE CHEERLEADERS First Knit' - Millie Paiimritcs, Ruth Hairtcr, Diane XX'ill. Lust Row--'Betty Sosnoski, Lorraine Krawczcski, Carol Mzirriivtt. 75 i Un Me ' Good pitching and timely hitting combined to give the Herkimer diamondmen their most thrilling win as they came from behind 7f5 in the last inning, and defeated Rome Free Academy by an 8f7 count. The same combination also won Herkimer an 11-O shutout over Frankfort, and a 641 triumph over Little Falls. The Magicians dropped both games of a home-andfhome series with Ilion, bowed twice to Mohawk's orange and black, and split a series with Utica Free Academy. Under the watchful eye of Mr. Robert Palmer, the Freshman team closed its season with two wins and six losses. I l 76 VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM Kneeling- F. Talarico L. Reese R. Tafli V. O'Bryan T. Casale W. Curran Second Row- G. Surace R. LaBreche G. Carter XV. Waghorn J. Herkel L. Hughes N. Barone W. Hubbard Third Row- Coach Farwell K. Hoellrich S. Adukiewicz B. Fazio F. Talarico D. Baker I. Martin J. Orlowski F. Elwood fMr:f.l CAPTAIN HUGHES FRESHMAN BASEBALL TEAM Kneelings-J, Cassella, D. Atkins B Raymonda, M. Rinko, D, Morgan D Pawlyshyn, V. Salatino, D. Marks Last Row-E. Hughes, Sakowski B Blais, C. Thompson, P. Vallese D Brown, J. Kane, L. Johnson, M Palmer. TRACK Standing--R. Raymonda, F. Cimino, F. Talarico, D. Cooley, D. Baker, T. Annutto, Vallese, A. Korba, F. Minosh Kneeling-G. Surace, I. Smith, G. Carter, I. Herkel, W. Wiliczlia, W. Higler. On the Track Herkimer cindermen tied for second place in the M.V.I. meet, with k'Toe Annutto becoming valley champ twice over, winning both the high jump and broad jump. Dan Cooley became top 440 man in the M.V.I. In a dual meet with Mohawk, the green and white speedsters bowed only by dropping the final 880 relay. At the U.F.A. Invitational, Coach Anderson's charges showed up favorably against some of the best schools in the state. 77 Girls' Competition Girls' sports ineltitletl soccer, volleyhall, liaskethall, howling, softhall, and tennis. The sottti season terminated with a record ol' three losses. Volleyhall teams were defeated hy Ilion at si playtlay held at Ilion, Deeeinher S. Home Hunts with Frankfort and Mohawk resulted in victories for the Herkimer girls. Two lwasketlwall teams traveled to Ilion in early March, for an invitation meet. 'They vttit tleleatetl hy scores of Zlifll and 29flfl. Bowling teams of H.H.S. took second place at ll meet held in llion, Mzireli 18th. Top seorei- aniong H.H.S. howlers were Binny Smith, with an average of 144, and Joan Harter with 1 W 78 SOFTBALL Sttunlmg, left t nl. Gilhcrt C. Harter C. Nichols C. Gilhcrt S. Gilhert C. Bowman Betty Vxlade R. Harter C. Paoni nl. Charron C. Marriott Scaled ll. Harter M, King D. McManus -l. Carter L. Krawezeski lf. Karecki A. Zavaglia C' Gi t i. ag' BASKETBALL LFlFlllll1lf.flll-- S. Davis Al. Hunt Il, Shearer hi. Kane M, Finchout Al. Vvlhite B. Huhiak B. Smith l. Pratt E. Pelow M. Shearer -I. May B. Moses R. Hartcr Center-- S. Blais ri VN,-M SKI CLUB Back Rowgl, Vallese, P. Streeter, Cotnam, K. Springer, K. Humphrey, C. Joslin, C. Gilbert, C. Ruhm. Third RowfD. Miller, C. Marriott, G, Pigott, D. Neal, 1. Martin. Second Row'-F. Minosh, Miss Mills, J. Charron, P. Deck, D. McManus, B. Wade, D. Martin. First Row--D. Brown, E. Pachman, Patterson, S, Adukiewicz. On the Slopes Because of the allfaround winter sports facilities at Old Forge, the H.H.S. Ski Club sponsored regular ski buses. On February 2, 1952, students attended the annual Old Forge Winter Carnival, at which Dick Kazmier and Dottie Grover were crowned King and Queen, A movie, L'Wil1tCf in New York, was obtained by the Ski Club from the New York State Film Library, and shown in the auditorium for all who were interested. The Hlm showed the fundamentals of skiing, and many of the winter sports of the state. 79 , I E.. .fe 'QBXLQ ,muh if ,4-41111. 1 cntallif aaiO yjititim ,Gil aft, N5 Free Enterprise SO H X I , ru 1 KXXKWE l X XX ::z:1::1Q ll l ll ! ll !. l r 4 1 Fl ll Il H !! ll ll !l ll !! !! ll ! ll !! H !! H H ll ll E1 I !. l vioivviuiuioini in-1011411 1101111 11141 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 is-1 1111111 I Serve The physicians of the Herkimer area salute the 1952 graduating class. From long years of formal education they know the value of that which the diploma symbolizes. But not only do your doctors salute you, they also serve you You should be informed that: l. With their colleagues in Oneida, Herkimer and Madison Counties they have established Americas first multiple county medical program in order to serve you and yours better and more fully. 2. Throughout three great counties they guarantee the delivery of medical care when needed, regardless of time, place or the ability of the patient to pay. 3. They have set up an emergency system so that when you cannot reach your own doctor, and in an emergency, a call to Herkimer Memorial Hospital will bring medical care. 4. They have established a Mediation Committee to hear any cases of complaint and to assist you in any medical matters. 5. They have taken a stand on matters that affect your health and the health of those in this area. 5. At hospital staff meetings they spend hours in pooling their knowl- edge for the benefit of the patients in sick beds. 7. In their county medical society they develop top flight educational programs to increase their own ability to serve, 8. They have dedicated themselves to serving the people of your community. I Serve was the motto of a famous French prince in years long gone . . . and it is the motto of the M. D. today. Yes, your doctors salute you, graduates but rest a bit more easily with the sure knowledge that they are ever ready to serve you, too! iniaienio14n l:plu1n11xiniexiriuinxinininieuioiniienixi in sz ' CCNGRATULATIONS HERKIMER FITCH SCHOOL The Graduating Class of l952 ,W C OUR COMPLIMENTS ALSO TO THE MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION, THE SUPERINTENDf ENT, ALL THE MEMBERS OF THE FACULTY, THE PARENTS, AND ALL WHO HAVE HELPED ACHIEVE ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL SCHOOL YEAR. E .Qi 'Ri I 1 1:1 1 1 1 1:1:1:a1:1:1 1 1:11 1 83 Swoe 1590 OVER 60 YEARS OF LEADERSHIP IN TNE MANUFAC IURE OF WOOD OFFICE DESKS AND FURNITURE SERVING COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY THROUGHOUT THE NATION WITH PRODUCTS OF INTEGRITY AND SKILL ?fuun 7ou4t to ?au44ai Pzodaet Compliments of Herkimer Lodge, B. P. O. Elks--I439 'I 61 s 41 'it O' Compliments of The Journal 8 Courier Co. YEARBOOK AND ANNUAL PRINTERS LITTLE FALLS, NEW YORK 1u1u1ioi1o1uioiainsiu1u1o:1ni::iu1nn1m 1 301011 iniuiuiuiuxuioi 84 02010-101 1 .1 1:1 1 an 1:-1 1 1:1 141 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 111 11:11:11:-1 11:10 X Q CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS or 1952 U ! ll H It's a brave new world you are entering, but awaiting you are gigantic tasks that call for all the courage, the daring and the clear thinking of youth. And whether you march with your brothers and sisters in the Armed Forces, go on to higher fields of knowledge, or serve in industry or agriculture here at home-you'll be working not only for your country, your people, but for the people of all lands, to banish fear, and bring eace to the world. P U l U l M U G E R 'S ll 5 HERKIMER i I iq1o10101os101.11oi01o11Ii01'v1'l101 i i '0?0 501' 1' 1 1 1 1 1 -1:1::1-0101 1 I, 1 1 l U Compliments of II B r W' h t the U Q H es ls O H H HERKIMER LUMBER CO H Class of 1952 INC 3 Hardware and Lumber of All Kinds i Clidden's il Herkimefs Most Beautiful Shoe Store E Spread Satin Paint Where the Coke Club Buy their Shoes 301 E, Albany Street li HERKIMER QL U ll p:q,1o1:1 1:1.1c1sn1:.::1r1-1 1-121 1 1040? 501 1 1 1 1 1 1 1:1 1 11 1 1 1 1 II II - II II SHAUGHNESSY GROCERY N E M Y E R S ii H . 232 N. Washington St. Clothes for Dad n Lad . H Q Open Evenings and Sundays HERKIMER, NEW YORK I U U I Q II i U I .g.,.:,..,...:2:,....:u:i: : : : :Aziz Z-:.-14. -:+.,:.,: : 2 : .. :..:,: -.:.: ,,,,:,,, , 85 1011-1o-1-101'-101-10101-'14-1-'1n'1 ni-A1 ooioiuini 101 iuioinioioioioioi I111u.'. Compliments of UNITED BROTHERHOOD A Y OF ili CARPENTERS AND IOINERS OF AMERICA ii l u ' H I LOCAL 3115 A. F. of L. 5 L! H H ll II SI :u:..:..:. :A:Q::-..:1-2:2-..-.523-0:5-.3 .1 1.1 ., V1 -11.1.14 -10- H ll I II Compliments of ll HERKIMER POST NO. 38 H Q H l l 0 H H H fl AMERICAN LEGIQN U II ll 1s1: -u1o1u11a11n1u11a1u11n1u1u1u1u1v 11:10 05011-1: 1 1101: 1 niuiegniuic: 1 11:1 nie: 1 1:1 Congratulations From Your CHEVROLET AND OLDSMOBILE DEALER 0 BROWN BROS. l n i ru vu Q l! II l li U ll ll A 2 wr-ll---a--1---1u1u1-1.....1-1-1..cpu1u14o1n :1:1s1uie:1::1:n1c1e:1::1 1 :1::1o1e:1e10- , HERKIMER LODGE No. 423 F. Fe? A. M. i. ! i l '! l ! ll ll u l II li l H l ll ll u u Q 1014010 .. -.,.. - -..Q -.,..q-u,..-.,....-.... -.n-....g. Our Compliments and Best Wishes to the Herkimer High School Grads of '52 'A' The Herkimer EVENING TELEGRAM The Editorial Voice of the Mohawk Valley rioiuiuicnizxiuiaiainieziz 101113411 mini lninini 11:1 ioiazniuininx -ni CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1957. 0 FRED C. CROCKER U U U l U U U U U U U U II n 5 ! U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U X ioiuiniuiui 341101: ioiuiuioioioiaoxt mg. Qzuioinia ivniaiui 1 iniuinjojoiruioini -.0 With Very Best Wishes THE HERKIMER COUNCIL OF CHURCHES 'A' First Baptist Church Trinity Lutheran Church First Methodist Church Reformed Church First Universalist Church Salvation Army Temple Beth joseph 9:0-uioiuizxiuicnicninxini 101110: 10101014 gonzalu: 101 1:11:11 'ini mini ni-11 mining Compliments of PROSPECT HOTEL 0:0-01 ,xo-pun: -mannqwqpo:u4no14vqs-1an14n il U U fi i E l rn :x :I U u l l i i i l l l E. U U u e vi ru rn i i i i E -0---a Nz, Never before has a portable typewriter offered the smooth touch . . . the superb response . . . the sparkling typing performance found in the new Remington Quiet-riter. A masterpiece of modern typewriter design, Quiet- riter gives you such practical typing features as ex- clusive Miracle Tab . . . the original patented Simpli- fied Ribbon Changer. . . reinforced Super-strength Frame-plus 33 added convenience features for thrilling new portable typing performance. Test type Quiet-riter at your local type- writer dealer, jeweler or department store. It's the complete portable- just the right size for fastest . . . best typing performance. Deluxe luggage-type carrying case is included. THE COMPLETE OFFICE TYPEWRITER IN PERSONAL SIZE THE FIRST NAME IN TYPEWRITERS 88 11111 11 1,.1,11111111111111n1U Compliments of PRINE CLEANERS E5 LAUNDRY v 420 U U U U U 1 1 1 11111111 1111 1 1 1 1 1 1111111190 ff 'llx 0l00IB6l00 I' INSURANCE 0:4-111111 1 1 111111111 1 1111 111 111111111 11-1 1-11--------1, '11111 1111111111111 111 1 1 1 1 111.-11111 1 1 1 1 1 -11111-,:, Compliments of BRAYT ON 1 FLOWERS, INC. HERKIMER, N. Y. I12 Park Avenue Phone 890 U ! U H ! O -mg. 0: 0.0111111111111111111111111111 111 111 11 1 1 1 RELIABLE ROOFING AND SIDING CO. Phone 542 Ertman Block HERKIMER Chas. Simmons Geo. Vierthaler 1111 1111111 111 1111 111 111111111111111-1:1 QQ11111111111111111111 1.11 1 1 111111111111111111111111 1 1 1111 With Compliments to Class of 1952 EARL E. IONES E3 SON Insurance Service 216 Park Ave. Phone 150611 HERKIMER, N. Y. H- 0:0 U u I U 4 I I I n U U I -.- - I ...,:..:.,:..:.1:.,:..: :.: : : .mp LITTLE jOE'S DAIRY J. B. Malowski, Prop. Dairy Products 220 Third Ave. Tel. issfj HERKIMER, N. Y. -111 1 1 1111111111 11 11 1 11 1 11 11 1 1111 .,. ,Q11111111111111111 1411111111 11 1 1 1 11111111 1 11 11111 1 1111 For a Beautiful Home WILLIAM'S FURNITURE AND APPLI.ANCES 1131 Park Avenue HERKIMER, N. Y. E U U U U 111111111111 19 .Q11111111111111111411 Compliments to the Class of 1952 WINNS FURNITURE STORES UTICA - HERKIMER -1111111 11 11 11 1111111 11 11 11 1 1 11 1 111 . 1111111111111-.,.. v,o 1411111111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1-1 10141101 1101: wnnx nioxuup in zoqmriuxf ALTON FENNER Funeral Director JoHN'R.DEcK Funeral Director 'nl 11:1 v1 1-111:11 1: 1 1 1-101111 1:11 o 1 1 .1 0.01 o 0.0.1.1 1 Compliments of ALLEGRO SHOE CORP. LITTLE FALLS, N. Y. - '-'--'--'-- 'T U Compliments of DR. MILTON SOROKA 206 North Main Street HERKIMER, N. Y. A' U -..:..:.: :.: I : : I I : I : : : .go U U GALLINGER DRUG CO., INC. The Rexull Drug Store H 152 N. Main Street HERKIMER, N. Y. U zu:-':':: : 1-1:n: :iz : ::::: an :.:-,wg Style Service ENDICOTTJOHNSON sHoEs Q ll Murray Block HERKIMER, N. Y. Comfort Economy U :--: : : ::: : : : ::: ::: : :::-I:-W. II MICHAEL S. PLISECK POST 4915 123 Mohawk Street HERKIMER, N. Y. l e 10:0 THE KIRBY OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO 246 North Main Street HERKIMER -0101 11021114 11 11 1 11u14n1rr1u1ea1:r11n1 141111 1 1 1 1:11 1 .1 1 1 1 1 1 MUNGER E3 BECHTOLD, INC. Donors f PLYMOUTH CARS Call 465 208 W. Albany Street HERKIMER, N. Y. 11, ,:, U U U U U U U Compliments of GENERAL HERKIMER HOTEL W. J. Scialdo, Prop. - 1 10:0 4110 u1.-111.-1.-11.111 .g....- - I I : :..:.,-.,:..:...-..-.: ..- 2 :. Compliments to the Class of 1952 MONTGOMERY WARD 1101 vin: 11:11 1:11:11 1 -1 11:11 ii 1: 101:1- Compliments From 'Your Pontiac and Cadillac Firestone Store E. P. RICH MOTORS 1 into 0:0 U U U U ! U U U U 014020 0:0 U U U ! Compliments of ACME PAPER BOX CO. Carl P. Marriott Phone 557 417 N. Main Street HERKIMER, N. Y. 02411011111 1 1u1u1u1u1n1u1 1 1 1 1: Compliments of HERKIMER HARDWARE CO. At Om' New Location 227 S. Main Street HERKIMER, N. Y. 111..111,,111,,..,,11111 1411 1 :i:f.-iz:-1-N4-z:---mi: : : 2 :0:..i.,:, Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1952 MARTIN'S VARIETY STORE :U U U U U U U U U U U 54.111,-1..1..111n1.-11.1 Compliments of GLEASON E5 ARLINGTON Flowers and Gifts Phone 699 HERKIMER, N. Y. Members of F. T. D. 11111 1 1-i1n1n,1u1:11-.1u1:1 1 1 1 .,-..g. 0 80.-------1-11-111111 1.1.1 1.1 1 1 zz.: 1.1:-: : :U-,:, Home Loans Insured Savings Accounts HERKIMER SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION I-IERKIMER, N. Y. 10101111111 11: 11 1:11 11:14 1:-1u1n1u14o 14:1 11:1 111011-141 1 11 :1-1 11:11-in-,gg DERBY SPORTSWEAR INC. HERKIMER, N. Y. 111111.1111111111o ,------------ Compliments of JAMES F. BURNS qv-0:--14 11111: 1 1.1 1 1-11. 1 1-1 1 1 01101111 11 11 1111: 1 1 .11 10101111111 Congratulations SVVATLINCVPEATTIE, INC. Your Furnace Oil Supplier HERKIMER, N. Y. 1: 1 111:11 1111. 1 10101 1111114 1 1u1u.o 10101 11:11 11101 :141u1n1u1u1:1n1a1u- Compliments of EDWARD HOLLERAN Funeral Director - 11:1 1 1:1 5:11 11:1 11:1 1111011111 1:11 1110111 Best VVishes Class of 1952 YOUR CHILDREN'S SHOP Cradle to Teens 201 S. Main Street HERKIMER 1..1..1..1..1 -...1.,11.1 1.1 1 1 1 1.--,:, HERKIMER COUNTY COAL CO. Phone 2 70 0:0411-1111411411111 Z 1011 11:1 11 14 in Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1952 SONNE BROS., INC. 020-014.1 1. 1--1-1.-1-n-1.--,-1.-1-0- -1.-1 -- 1:m1-n1u1u1o1:m1 1:1 1 1 1411014 1 11-,1111111-.:1n.,:, Compliments of FRANK 1. BASLQE Sells the Earth Herkimer f Utica - Little Falls Compliments of E. H. PETYKIEWIOZ Funeral Home 2 :nz-1-,:, 50101 1 1 1 1 1 11.111-.1 1.1 1.1 1 BARNES MUSIC STORE L. N. Barnes ' C. E. Stoddard House of Westinghouse Music - Radios f Records HERKIMER, N. Y. 0,0-0: 1' 1' 1 1 1 1 1012111 lui 11111 o'on-u-0-0-n-U1n1n-u-u-u-n-n-n-u- 1 ,-------------1- Best Wishes to the Class of 1952 DICK AND ORIE'S The Best in Homecooked Foods Phone 1007 188 S. Washington St. Herkimer, Dick and Orie Falzareno, Props. N Compliments and Best Wishes PAUL'S AUTO SUPPLY HERKIMER, N. Y. 1 - - - - - - - - - --- 1-.1-1.-,', 0: ou1n-,- - -1: -1- - - 1i-1--n---- - Best Wishes to the Class of 1952 I-IERKIMER BOWLING CENTER STEPHEN F. HEYER Insurance -- Real Estate Main Street and Park Ave. HERKIMER, N. Y. 14:11:11-111.2111-11-uieo 1111 . 11020 1. :nin- os1o1 1 1111: 1 1 1:11111 11 11 1 1:1 DeSoto - Plymouth Automobiles LANNING EG? FOLTS Parts f Repairs - Storage 225 N. Main Street HERKIMER, N. Y. 1: 1: u ll ! ll u ii ll II ii H l 0:0 'Z 1: .1 11 u 1: 1: I 0111111111-111111111 1 1 1 1 11111 HERKIMER CAMERA SHOP 272 N. Main Street 11 1 11.4, Photo Supplies 1 Greeting Cards Stationery 1111111 1:1111111111111111111 11 11 11 11 1 1 111020 l-1--1,- - - - - - - - - -1.--- --- Q1111111 1 1 1 1 111111111111 1 1 1:111111,', RX COMMUNITY PHARMACY Phone 397 S. F. Durant, Ph. C., Prop Herkimefs Leading Prescription Store 267 N. Main Street HERKIMER, N. Y. 0:9 11111 1 0:11 l! l! !,! ll ! !! l !! ll U !! ll 0:1 11 O 'o c 111-:1:1:11:1:-1 U U ll ll ll 9 Q 1 1 11142 0.0 - - - - -.....-.-- - -0- - - -1- -1-11.2, Compliments of READS FLOWERS HERKIMER, N. Y. Phone 52 1 011111111 1 :1 1:1:1o1:111111111111111111111 GREGG APPLIANCE, 127 N. Main St., Herkimer Phone 988 626 E. Main St., Little Falls Phone 1488 NC. 0:0101 s 0:0 111111 111111 1111u1111u1c11o1o1u11 10101011 Y 9111111111 1 1,1 1 1111 111111 11 1 1: Compliments of BENSON E? JOHNSON Lincoln 1 Mercury Sales and Service 208 Mohawk Street CASTLE CAR CO., INC. FORD DEALER Mohaw St. and Fourth Ave. HERKIMER, N. Y. 1111 1 11111111 1111111 11111 111 11 1:11 020111111101 11 11111: 111111111 1: 1 11111 111111 1 nan DIEGES EG? CLUST 17 john Street New York 8, N Manufacturers of Jewelery for the Class of 1952 Represented by MR. C. E. .IENNINGS P. O. Box 18 Syracuse, N o 0,0 111u1111111111111 11 1 11111111111111111114111 Mobile Tel. ZL 714633 VALLEY AMBULANCE SERVICE Call Collect: Herkimer 664, Ilion 1015 or Ilion 11 19 Connie Nowacki, Prop. A Service for the Living ANYWHERE f ANYTIME 1 11111 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111 012111111111 111111111 111111111111 11 11111 Best Wishes to the Class of '52 K. E. SOCIETY XI CHAPTER 1111111111111-111114. NATIONAL AUTOMOTIVE Q 0,0 -1101.1 1. 1 FIBRES, INC. LITTLE FALLS 1- 1 1 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 10- 011-- Compliments of HARRY N. FOLTS Plumbing and Heating 107 Prospect Street HERKIMER, N. Y. :sl-. :. :..:..:..:.:.:..:.:. 1-.: :.:.,-mg. W. T. GRANT CO. 140 N. Main Street HERKIMER, N. Y. 1:1-:1:1 11-101-1 1 1 1 1 1 11 111020 'JH 1u11111111111111,,1,,. 1:1141-4, folio Home lo .1 1 1 1u1u1n1n1u1u141-I HAMMER'S Your Friendly jeweler of Nationally Known Witches Bulova f Benrus f Elgin Hamilton f Gruen 134 North Main Street HERKIMER, N. Y. 1 101 101 1 1,,1,,.. Compliments of THE RAINBOW COFFEE SHOP 101 N. Main Street HERKIMER, N. Y. o'v1n-u1n1n-u1n- 1 11:11 111 VINCENT F. BISIGNANI D. D. S. The Name BALFOUR Stands for the finest in Class Rings Com mencement Announcements, Club Pins D1 plornas, Medals and Trophies. L. G. BALFOUR CO. 'Your Representative HonGK1Ns OF BALFOUR P. O. Box 9 Schenectady N Y 1 0 1 nz, 0:0 0 u 0 n 1 1 1 1-1101 1 1 101--11.-101-q 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 Compliments of Loans to S500 100 N. Main Street HERKIMER, N. Y. 111111,11111111111111111111111111111111111111 CHRISELEANOR SCHCOL CF DANCING 0:0 fa 10:0 u 11. '. 1 U U 1 U ! II 111 1 1 111111 111111111111111111:11 11 Compliments of KEAN'S CUTfRATE DRUGS 102 N. Main Street HERKIMER, N. Y. Phone 179 -111111111111 1 1111111 111111 1 111111 11 111 1 1111111 1 1 1 1 1 1111111111 A. H. WINSTCN E99 SCN jewelers Diamonds - Elgin and Hamilton Wzitclies Towle and Gorham Sterling Telephone 999-M HERKIMER, N. Y. -01111 11 1 1111111111111111111111 1 1 1 1 111u:o 11-1-----------11-11.,:, Felicitations of BREESE CIGAR STORE 1 U 1 U U ! 1s'o 1.1 U 0 1 101.1 1 1 1, Compliments of MAHAQUA FARMS Where good food and hospitality await you JORDANVILLE Rom MOHAWK, N. Y. 1111111111111 111111111111111n1111 1 1 1 1 11111 PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION Courses in Accountancy journalism f Secretarial Science Commercial Teaching U Business Administration New 'York State Approved 'Medical Secretarial Fall Term--Scptemher 2, 1952 SOS? iigexljil 1532123 i Catalogue Free on Request YRACUSE 2, N. Y. 1 S I RIDER COLLEGE William J. Vcigel, Director ll 1 1 1 1 1 1111 1111 1:11111 1 1 1111164 Founded 1865 TRENTON, N. J -111111111111:n111111111c 1111 11 111111111111111111111 0:0 1-1:11111-1-r:14p1i,11n11:11-.14-10.1-111111-0101 T.:-n ,v, v:uiuqvn1r.1 1 1u:u1u1n1r.1n1 1 ..- ngu- l I I - GURLEY MUSIC GO., INC. Sincefe Wishes Music for SPINNERVILLE DAIRY Voice - Piano and All Instruments F D INC- : Mal d Ph O d F'll d P l : U an one r ers 1 6 rompty Makers of Quality Dairy Products ll Phone Utica 4-5413 u , II Ol' Fashion Ice Cream H 709 CHARLOTTE STREET jj Q UTICA 2, N. Y. At the Foot of the Gorge Road I U Ii 5-PP-I-M-Pi-PPPPPPFI ilu-an un' FP l ll I ll ll ll U U I with Every Good wish Q PELTQN BRGTHERS, INC H li H Hardware f Tools f Housewares Heating f Plumbing - Sporting Goods u U u ! Electrical Supplies Home Appliances II Herkimer, N. Y. .. ll Q H u gg u ! ' 1- U 0 u ll U u H H H Members of Federal Reserve System 107 N- Main Street 3 Federal Deposit Insurance Cer . U HERKIMER, N.Y. u P ll u Q gg u ll .. ll I ll I 1---1- --1---l------ 011.5 O!-n.-:u1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 The Staff of Ye Green Quill expresses appreciation to all our advertisers and urges all our readers to patronize them. 97 Business Directory Aie1lo's Super Food Market. 240 Mohawk St.. Phone 248-I American Hard Wall Plaster Co.. 5 Broad St.. Mohawk. Phone 235 Arthur Signs. 134 N. Main St.. Phone 913-I Ca1iguire's. 101 W. Smith St.. Phone 485 Chief Army and Navy Store. 115 E. Albany St.. Phone 1838-W Chirico Brothers. 125 W. Smith St., Phone 1045 E. D. Coakley Co.. Inc., Bui1der's Supplies. 310 Green St.. Phone 497 Cogovan's Bakery. 120 W. Albany St.. Phone 302 Cramer. Decker 6. Rathbun. Printers. 109 Prospect St.. Phone 327 Economy Store. 109 N. Main St.. Phone 755-R Em's Beauty Shoppe. 141 N. Main St., Phone 481 Excello Office Equipment Co.. Main St.. Phone 149 Peter Gogol, Ladies' and Gents' Tailor, 107 N. Main St.. Phone 1781-W. Grogan Store. 137 N. Main St.. Phone 385 Harter 6. Harris Co.. Inc.. 109 Park Ave., Phone 420-I Heck's Grill. 129 N. Main St.. Phone 390 Henderson Insurance Agency. Inc.. 104 Green St., Phone 252 Herkimer Bus Terminal. 101 Mohawk St.. Phone 1059 Herkimer Frozen Food Lockers. 105 S. Washington St.. Phone 229 Herkimer Launderers and Dry Cleaners. 204 S. Main St.. Phone 288 Hobby Shop. 228 N. Main St., Phone 203-R Donald I. Holke's Tydol Station. 210 Mohawk St.. Phone 215 In and Out Shop. 156 N. Main St. Iohn's Super Market. 103 S. Main St.. Phone 589 King St. Groceteria, Edwin Czernecki. Prop.. 248 King St.. Phone 146-M Lanzi Brothers Shoe Repair. 219 S. Main St.. Phone 162 1.aSanitary Bakery. 226 King St.. Phone 146- W I.aTrail1e Beauty Shoppe. Pryne Block. Phone 879 Dr. Madison. Pryne Block. Main St.. Phone 128 Mahon Insurance Agency. 118 Prospect St.. Herkimer. Phone 1002 Manley's Drive-In. Mohawk St., Herkimer Mario's Grocery Store, 130 W. Smith St.. Phone 1530-W Marsters' Service Station. 141 E. Albany St.. Phone 1874 Michele's Beauty Salon. Florence Zember. Prop.. 210 N. Main St. over A. GP. Phone 1257 Miller Ambulance Service. 107 First Ave.. Phone 1709 Minosh Bros. Coal Co.. 51 E. Main St.. Mohawk. Phone 452 Mohawk Coal 6. Lumber Co., 95 E. Main St.. Mohawk. Phone 86 Mohawk Coffee Shop. 3 E. Main St.. Mohawk, Phone 1094 Mohawk St. Market. 301 Mohawk St.. Phone 813 David L. Moore. Attorney. 147 N. Main St.. Phone 808 Murphy Dress Shop. over Breese Cigar Store. Herkimer M. E. Murphy Insurance Agency. Francis I. Scanlon. Owner. 101-2 Manion Building. Phone 272 National Desk Co., Inc.. Main St.. Herkimer. Phone 900 National Diner. Main St.. Herkimer Palmer House. 269 N. Main St.. Phone 401 Parker 6 Porter Insurance. 200 N. Main St.. Phone 513 Parkson Company. Artists' Supplies. 224 N. Main St.. Phone 1587 Peter's Grill. 204 S. Washington St.. Phone 1776-W Public Market. 111 E. Albany St.. Phone 37 H. C. Quackenbush, Auto Parts, 204 Mohawk St.. Phone 208 Randall Body 6 Welding Supply. E. Herkimer. Phone 340-W Ray, Kenneth. Body Works. E. Herkimer. Phone 1344-I Rivenburg's Corner Store, 125 King St.. Phone 445 South Side Market. Benny Bokowski. Prop.. 305 King St.. Phone 1840 Pete Spadaro's Garage. 320 Mohawk St., Phone 1525-R Vogue. 100 N. Main St.. Phone 1083 Dr. Alvan D. Wagner. Osteopathic Physician. 126 Park Ave.. Phone 989 Wallace Coal Co.. E. Albany St.. Phone 59 Watkins. P. 1. G Son. 226 Mohawk St.. Phone 980 Western Auto Associate Store. 268 N. Main St.. Phone 108 Wyles. N. Main St., Phone 606 Young Buick. Inc.. 124 First Ave.. Phone 452 Zammiello Body Works. 319 N. Main St.. Phone 714 Zappia. Samuel. 220 Caroline St.. Phone 1706 A Friend .1 1 :1 :1 :1 1 1 v1n1u1x1m:1 11:1 1 11:1-1n1f-01111 1:1 1 101 101:11 :111 -1 1.11 1 1:1 Professional Directory BASLOE, IRVING M., Attomey 100 North Main Street Herkimer, New York BLAUGRUND. DANIEL I., Attorney Griswold Block Herkimer, New York CRISTMAN 6. DALY, Attomeys 111 Park Avenue Herkimer, New York DUBOIS, I. C., Optometrist 116 North Main Street Herkimer, New York DUSSAULT. R. W., Dentist 101 N. Main Street Herkimer, New York GOLDEN, EARL M., Optometrist 205 South Main Street Herkimer, New York MITCHELL, DONALD. Optometrist 122 North Main Street Herkimer, New York MOORE, FRANCIS I., Attorney 152 North Main Street Herkimer, New York MURPHY, ROBERT E., Funeral Director 70 W. Main Street Mohawk, New York O'DONNELL, IAMES P. AND SONS, Attorneys Empire Block Herkimer, New York WINSLOW 6 LONGE, Attorneys North Main Street Herkimer, New York WOLTAG. SAMUEL B.. Optometrist Liberty Theater Building Herkimer, New York A PROFESSIONAL FRIEND Congratulations from Herkimer Nurses MARGARET C. RICHARD CATHERINE THOMAS ALICE SHIPENGROVER MARIAN PELLETIER HELYN C. RICH DOLORES MACRINA ELIZABETH PRYOR FRANCES CASALE THERESA WHITE ELEANOR K. SMITH AGNES GUINEY 99 Q nivioiuriuixsienirniuini 10101 :ini - 1 ui si 1011:-oiuioinixxi 'Q Patrons Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. and Patronesses Clifford B. White Leland Foster Peter I. Panarites Howard M. Grogan Ernest Benford Harry N. Folts Virgil I. Aloisio Gus Atkins Mrs. Mary F azio Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. cmd Mrs. Iamaine Surace Carl F. Hughes Carl H. Brown Charles R. Simmons Stanley Pyc Oscar E. Schultz Arthur Clark Warren N. Rodgers Menotti Chirico A. R. Kinney Iohn W. Mathews Miss Mary Murphy Mrs. Wava Sweet Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. William Charron Ernest L. 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