Interlaken Central High School - Highlights Yearbook (Interlaken, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1955 volume:

INTERLAKEN .f if L53 V' BLUE HA KS Sl 27 1 S ZXA A P , x 1, -'N Z ,' V i ff g ff 2 X - N 77 A N SA Q12 M6525 355692565 32525513 Z Ycmor CIMA if gs rv c' fv O 8 ,. 5 K 63531 I ,ivh X13 .5 Spansored By of 1955 XX' Y 'nm' a an an ra ' c oo During the I S , and hearts than great dexterity 'WM As, twelve years that we have spent one stands out more in our minds our nurse, Mrs Troescher Her and unerring judgement have been for us a shining example It is, therefore, with great pleasure that we, the graduating class of 1951, dedicate this Highlights Annual. Briliratinn 2 ' ' , aa V at . C. . no U - O ' I adminisiruiion Mr. D. P. Norton, Miss. M. Chapman, Mr. C. Wickes, Mrs. J. Bell is Dr. H. Fuller, Mr. L. Packer, Mr. R. Akins, Mrs. H. Stewart -.1 Nr v'! Mrs. H. Stewart Mr D P Norton Mr. M. Patterson lst Row: M. Van Waaenen, H. Burr, M. Minty, L. Johnston, P. Robinson, V. Borden, D. Misker, M. Barber, E. Graham 2nd Row: C. Troescher N. Cole, G. Slagnt, C. Smith, S. Ditmars, J. Blauvelt, M. Madigan, P. Marshall, I. Ross, V. DuTBCh1DglT, J. Craft. Top How D. P. Norton, M. L. Patterson, H. Elliott, D. Van Benschoten, J. Otis, R. Wicks, W. Peabody, G. Mereness, G. Glidden, M. Rich, C. Cable. 3 99 ppxfvrxailnu To Mr Wicks, We wish t show our appreciation for the hard work he has put into the Annual Even though this is his first year here at Interlaken Central School, he has been a great help especially to the seniors in making the Annual a success. Although we have known him only one school year, we feel as though it has been much longer because he has always been willing to work with us toward a successful year. His cheerful greeting we received in the halls remain with us throughout our future years. Mr Elliott has aided us along the road to graduation, and in return for this, we wish to express our appreciation to him During our sophomore year he guided us greatly along this hard road of life, by helping us start our big Job of earning money for our Sen1orTr1p With out his guidance our trip to Washington might not have been possible In our Senior Year he was always ready to help us in any wav he could especially with our subscription drive to raise more money for our trip His friendly smile will alwavs remain in our memory 515251 IMS C' Q' I .,,' gl Q ,Y 57 I f 2'-.N . ' NX X -i I f VJ lf I l A I C , 5 any S gb XXJXQYX SSN oovoa 'X 'X-,Z ,'5, 506 'X 'L Evwden Cow'-c 'Z GXase Xce Yceewexvf- X, , 'Gageotaib X, ,'5, Se-Mot YXQJ wa YTXXQYVG BX- , '5 Sk. be '5 '5X'Z-COBY'-XQ Soni reno ?oXXce Sopaik 2,3 oXXoe G0 e V' Q? P, X ,2 TYP. State Goqxfieqvc '55 PNXD 6 'CO QXeee Yr when o Xoe Yo-to Z, 'c:oeXX 'L SK. 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C1ee C1u'0 1,2.'5 YX1gn11gnte Yeper '5 'rV1gYx11gn'c.e P.nnua1 'LU C1eee Secretary Z '5en1or ?1ey Student, Coon-311 3 'Lon SQVDQG 1 590 1181. qw FLORENCE BHP-DEN Bam 1 2,3 Gle C ub N ghlights baper , Highlights Annual Jvnlor Pla! enl Play Police For N 6 ELSXE QOBDEN Glee Club l 2, Hlghllg ts baper S5113 ts mm ass Play Class Reporter Senior ?lay Transferred fro Burg THAN EQ DUNN Yollce FOTG A H Glee Gldb 41I' 4.7 ,MDG-5434 --- In September of 1951 we entered our long waited freshman year The first thing we did was elect the following officers President, Janet Gleason, Vice President, Bill Snow, Secretary Treasurer, Leona Jackson This was a very exciting year for all of us learning to work together as a class and getting accustomed to high school Van Benschoten was our class advisor that first year and helped us over our rough spots we had members of our class participating in most of the school activities That year for our class activity we put on a play UBobby Sox as an assembly program, which was a big success The following September we entered our sophomore year better acquainted with high school With Mr Elliott as our advisor we started making money for our Senior Trip we had the largest skating party this school had ever had and we have yet to be sur passed by any other class Our class officers for the year were President, Ramona Anthony, Vice President, C Fuller, Secretary, P Hungerford, and Treasurer, J Gleason This year we lost Ralph Doty who went in the Navy In the spring we put on our play 'Aunt Billie Goes To Texas' as part of the year's assemblies we had 41 in our class which gave us three representatives and one senator This year we lost Beulah Wallenbeck, Shirley White, Phyllis Mabie and Cliff Hickok, who came back to join us in our senior year The following September we entered our junior year Our homeroom was divided so the boys had Mr Glidden as homeroom teacher and the girls had Miss Madigan However beginning of the year President, Howard Feldman, Vice President, Bill Snow, Secretary, Rebecca McComb, Treasurer, Ramona Anthony This year we really had to get out to earn the money we needed to go on our Senior Trip We had dances, skating parties, and bake sales, but the highlight was our Junior Play, 'The Darling Bratsn which, like everything else was very profitable we added two new members to our class, Shirley Sherwood and guth Van Galder At the same time we lost Carl DeParde, Pat Rozelle and Beverly arnsworth In September the Class of '55 entered the long audited senior year The first thing we did was elect our class officers President, Dave Messmer, Vice President, Bill Snow, Secretary, Shirley Sherwood and Treasurer, Fran Brownell Our first activity of the year was our subscription drive at which we exceeded our goal of 82500 This was a new high set by the Class of '55 for Interlaken After our sub scription drive we started with dances, skating parties, pie sales and a stationery drive Our nlay nOff The Track' was a big success along with our other activities This year the Class of '55 decided to go to Washington for the Senior Trip This was a very successful trip and proved to be the climax of our twelve wonderful years at Interlaken Central School Now as we leave I C S we hope you will remember us as we will always remember you 17 O V ' . Mr. ll . I I O we were combined for all of our activities. We elected the following officers at the, . O ' I G NAME ELSIE BORDEN FLORENCE BRADEN CONNIE FULLER FRANCIS BROWNELL LEWIS DEWITT FRANCES DUNN HOWARD FELDMAN DAVID MESSMER JANET GLEASON ROYCE H RRALA PATTY HUNGERFORD CLIFFORD UICKOK R C IKE LEONA JACKSON REB CCA NANCY PERCY SHIRLEY SHERWOOD M3544 NICK NAME CAN'T RESIST Kitten Flossie Connie Fran Lewie Marie Feldman Dave Jan Roy Pat Cliff Pussy Shortie Nan Kitten Air Force Tommy Sailors Brunettes Blondes Leaving I C S and teachers Lemon Drops Cars Men Girls Anything Girl from California Girls Men Boys Roller Skating PET PEEVE Petting Piss Madigan Mr. Elliott and Howard Blondes Homework None People with pet peeves Girls Loud gum chewers Haven t one George Kids telling me what to do c reles drivers People who are stuck up People who criticize others People who complain all the time AMBITION Be a General Get married What's that Secretary of Navy New Cadillac Entering the Wacs None Be an Admiral Be queen of the Aztecs Go to college Live a real jazzy life None To have a harem None Get married Something I have no talent for A Il'l1I'Se QQQQVWQSQ 5? I McC5MB Beckie Boys Competition Ksome dayf 18 ?es?e?e?e?e?e?e?eQ 3 NAME NEIL SLOCUM WILLIAM SNOW FLORA WOODARD THOMAS STEWART ROGER VAN DOREN JOAN WOODWARD RENE VOORHEES RAMONA MC CANN FLOYD WILCOX MARY LOU MC COY HENRY WOODARD RICHARD STORATH FRANK VAN VLEET ARTHUR SMITH SHARON FITZ PATRICK NICK NAME CAN'T RESIST Blondy Bill Flo Tom Joanie Monie Willie Mary Hank Dick Ar Blondie Ithaca Parties Food Florence Irene Movies at Geneva Mr E1liott's homework My husband Cadillacs Men Women Carolyn Work Fords George PET PEEVE People who sit around and neck at parties Party poopers The name Jim None Teachers My sister Certain girls Homework Homework My brothers women School Women My sister Nosy people AMBITION Fabulously rich A 55 Chevrolet A private secretary Become a millionaire Get married Be a nurse No ambition Make my husband haPPY Be president of the United States Be a famous secretary Drive at Indianapolis Become a millionaire Be a farmer None Be a beautician eases eases? eases was Wanna Today we will take a short trip into the future I will be your guide as we now travel through the years and into the dining room of the Astor Hotel Here we will visit a class reunion for the Senior Class of 1955, from Interlaken, New York we must alldbe very quiet in order to hear the brief accouht of their lives, which is now being rea Dave Messmer, once class president, is now a very successful criminal lawyer He has won many a case in his sparkling career, and we hope he continues to have success 's too bad he doesn't have as great a success at home When it comes to winning an argument with the Mrs , his score is zero Janet Gleason is now a private secretary in a New York business office She spends her spare time singing for the Metropolitan Opera and feels very proud of her delightfully beautiful voice Rene Voorhees, the quiet man of ourclaas,has turned to the bright lights for his Sgpupationn He's now in charge of changing llght bulbs in the street lamps on the nGreat te Way Connie Fuller is now a famous dental surgeon in New York City She spends what ligtle time she has after pulling teeth all day, pulling strings in order to catch her one an only Fran Dunn is now a famous art critic who travels all over the world She is well liked and we feel she will always continue to have great success in her work Lewis DeWitt is now a 'bodyguard for Atlas, famous wrestler He says he owes all of his muscles to milking cows Force She is very happy there and through her efforts many people have learned the true facts concerning that great par of the U S Service More power to her Henry Woodard, the hot rod of Interlaken, is now in the process of patenting his new invention Henry has finally come up with a speedometer which can clock the speed of his car without breaking the cable Florence Braden, the nMiss Pidgien of our class, recently won the Oscar for her great acting in the new movie of the year, nLost in Loveliness Trying to Find My Way Home on Saturday Night ' Nancy Percey is now a missionary in Africa She is very happy in her occupation, and we feel she will be able to make many more people happy by remaining there Shirley Sherwood is now a very happy housewife due to the happy event which came to their home three months ago Shirley is now the proud mama of quintuplets Bill Snow, now chairman of the U N Security Council, has had great success in handling the problems of the world I believe that his charming smile must have something to do with it R C Ike kept up his interest in sports and is now managing the Harlem Gl0'D6 Trotters He was at one time the manager of the Yanks s , but he said he's outgrown such a small interest Howard Feldman was the boy who said he had no ambition I guess he meant it fcrjust yesterday I read an article in theNHobo Newsnwhich said he.hadbeen elected the man most likely to remain a bum in America Mary McCoy is also in the dramatic field She is now starring in a revival of nSouth Pacific' on Broadway She is replacing Mary Martin All she has, she owes to good old Inte rla ken 20 . S 2 . .It ll .ll . . Joan Woodward, the cool kid of '55, is now an Airman 2nd class in the U. S. Air B .a ?e3e-39' Q 33-3es'eQ Q Royce Herrala made himself a million dollars with the invention of a which will taste like anything you wish He said that the tablet has brought money he now has steak every day Leona Jackson is now a very famous author Her latest book based on called WThe Evils of Men' Fran Brownell is now an Admiral in the United States Navy This was food tablet him so much true facts Fran's ambition, and we're all happy that he achieved it Being a Navy man, and single, I think it best we don't mention what he does in his spare time Thomas Stewart is a successful farmer and is not able to attend the reunion this year He said it came right in the middle of combining and he wouldn't leave his work for anything He now owns what was Hoffmire's Dairy in T burg He spends what little time he has drinking milkshakes at Cronk's Neil Slocum is now owner of Cronk's Dairy Bar and says that he owes most of his profits to his old friend Tom He spends most of his spare time inducing the students of I C S to skip classes so that they will have more time for milkshakes Flora Woodard has broken the heart of many boys Cespecially in the Air Force? She left them all to the other girls and married a Marine Ramona McCann was selected the most successful housewife in America She is now engaged in writing a book on NHow to Make Your Marriage a Success Floyd Wilcox is at the present time taking a he will soon be able to take the place of the present Dick Storath now owns a chain of drug stores waste He spends most of his time in Hollywood where pretty starlettes muscle building course He feels Tarzan and has a great deal of time he engages himself in wooing the Beckie McComb has taken the positaon as Supervisor of the Bellevue Sanitorium She enJoys her work im ensely and is now writing a book on some of her experiences in s work e calls her book nwhy I Say Men Are Nutsn Art Smith is now managing a garage for his old buddy Roger He feels that with the great salary he's receiving he may own his own garage in about 150 years Roger Van Doren hasn t achieved his goal of getting married yet Every time we hear church bells we wonder if he's finally made the grade Good luck, 01d chapl Sharon Fitz Patrickis one of the best liked news com entators in the United! States Her news program comes to us through the new T V channel in Hollywood Good luck to you, Shgronl Frank VanVleet is now a famous wrestler on T V He is now attempting to gain the heavyweight championship title Pat Hungerford is now a well known columnist on the New York Times Staff She is editor of the nAdvice to the Lovelornn column It's no wonder the Justices of the Peace are getting so rich Elsie Borden is now happily married to her dream boat and lives in the State of Michigan Elsie spends all her spare time finding new recipes to keep her love happy ge?-e'??Q Q' is . '. . li. . to thi . Sh . Must ullamii estmumt Jfe 'Wie ,effemow GKAM4-.f ,of the of the County of eflfsfffar and State of fekf' M being of sound mind and memory, do make, publish and declare this our last in manner following, that is to say ERIC STORATH WAYNE ENGLISH STEPHEN FOLTS BERT STEWART GAY JOHNSON CAROL JAGER LOUISE NOGLE DICK BRISTOL FLORENCE PORTER GLORIA HOUSEKN CHT ANN HAVILAND DICK JUDD BILL GATES ED KELLOGG BOB SAYLOR ELMER WILSON PHYLLIS WICKES TERRY BROWNELL NANCY SMITH We leave Howard's ability to lose an argument with Connie Tom's height, so that he may be up in the world The White House of the former President, Dave Messmer We leave Bi1l's car so that those dates in far off places may be more conveniently reached We leave Pat's job in Ithaca, so that they may have new male surroundings Rene's bottle of midget tonic Frances and Joan's quiet ways R mona's book, How to Keep Your Man Permanently,H by Pat H Elsie's famous book, nKw1tcherbe1lyachenN We leave Lewis' book of oratory, HBorum the E Z Welghn Frank's muscles, he's got plenty for both of them Janet's place on the cheerleading squad, the voice too Flora Woodard's ability in typing Art's car to go to Sampson every Saturday night to skate 5 as-aeareseefseseaeses 1 . 9 0 on n one 0 cuss 0 00000 0 ll l' 0 0 Q 0 o 0 fl o a ll 0 0 c o o ' o 0 0 0 ??e?e?eS'e?e?e?e-9 SANDRA KELLOGG MARY ANN WOLVERTON KENNETH COOPER BOB STEVENS GAIL CHAMBERLAIN JOY CRESWELL PAT FITZPATRICK LYLIA CLAWSON SUSAN BOYES JANET TERRY MARILYN REEVES ROBERT MOREY ROGER WARD DAVID JONES BOB BATES MR ELLIOTT MR GLIDDEN MISS MADIGAN MR WICKS MR VAN Leona's quiet way with men Fran Brownel1's little black book Cit's pretty full, I understand! Henry and Royce's way of driving with one arm We wonder what they do with the other Nancy's way of studying Sharon's diamond Oh, a man to go with it too Shir1ey's position as secretary of the senior class All the men Mary McCoy knows at Sampson From what I hear there are quite a few F1orente's every Saturday night dates not with Tom, though Connie's argument with Mr Elliott that made him wrong four times Nei1's way of dancing Floyd's marks They need them Cliff and R C's car to work on at Wilson's He needs something to practice on Beckie McComb leaves nothing She wishes A well earned rest He'll need it A perfect Driver Ed Class A present from her Hbrotheru K?J A huge room with more than enough art supplies and people to do little jobs for him IENCE ' That's all he nee s e?e?e?e?e?'e3's' Se-gs? to take it an with ner. ' ' IIOOOOI d ' 2 AA DICK STORATH Dick seems to find girls in general very interesting H says he studies them learn more about human relations NEIL SLOCUM President can be talking to girls Our Student Council found in the hall FLOYD WILCOX reading a book English Class 3 HOWARD FELDMAN Can always be found Cespecially during Is one of our more serious minded boys, but he can always find time to attend school activities FRAN BROWNELL Fran's one of our sailor boys He knows his Navy tactics with a girl in every port ARTHUR SMITH Art is never seen with a girl, but we hear he makes quite a few trips to TBurg and Odessa Right, Art FRANK VAN VLEET Our tallest member can always be found around DAVID MESSMER Class President and book just full of girls' names different one for every night TOM STEWART Is our tall quiet blonde, well liked by all especially Florence ROYCE HERPALA Royce is quiet at times but we hear he gets around, especially at night R C IKE Is another Romeo, who keeps the girls in a whirl ELSIE BORDEN Can usually be seen with a guy in blue at a U S O Dance Got to keep the morale up, Elsie' CLIFF HICKOK Has one of Uthose little black booksu but no one gets a chance to find out what his favorite telephone number is RENE VOORHEES Is a quiet PHY, he says he's completely different after what, he didn't say LEWIS DEWITT Louie with his ready answers to everything says there's nothing like Kansas City 2b FLORA WOODARD Flora is our shy gal, but we hear she has a life of her own SHARON FITZPATRICK Is one of our quiet members, but she always has a smile for everybody FRANCES DUNN Is another of the quiet girls of our class and also fine artist NANCY PERCEY NHHCY 15 always willing to help others and is quick to smile LEONA JACKSON You never hear anything about Leona but her eyes tell that she gets around RAMONA MCCANN Ramona is our mar ried girl and can be found home 1 Waterloo anytime CONNIE FULLER Connie's one of mr cheerleaders She can usually be fmnd giving Mr Elliott a rough time SHIRLEY SHERWOOD Our class's npriv ate secretaryn is usually found with some male in blue or otherwise JOAN WOODWARD Joan's our tall, quiet blonde who has a smile for every one JANET GLEASON Our peppy blonde cheerleader, is always ready for Part? REBECCA VCCOMB Can usually found with a tall fellow where ever there's a square dance MARY MCCOY With her pleasent personality she can usually be found studying FLORENCE BRADEN Is our gal about town Cwith Tommyl We can't tell where we would find her it's a secret PAT HUNGERFORD Pat got a diamond for Chrlstmas she 15 sure about her future HENRY WOODARD Hank is the king of Hot Rods in the senior class When you see a streak going down the road it's Hank ROGER VAN DOREN Is our mysterious senior We can't f1nd out anything about him except he's always ready to play Jokes on someone BILL SNOW Our police chief can usual1y be found going down the hall without a pass Q : : , ' a . e . to . n I . a Romeo is the guy with the little black- ' 'a . : be 42221255155 X 'lk 6 1, J, W x Q , 25 lst Row P FitzPatrick C Jager L Clawson B Reeves M Wolverton S Kell V Ruh, N Smith, S Boyes, U Houseknecht , , , ogg, 2nd Row Mr Glidden, L Nogle, T Van Galder, J Creswell F Porter, J Terry, P Wickes, A Havikand, Miss Madigan 3rd Row E Milson, R Bates, R Ward, D Jones, T Brownell, E Storath, R Saylor Top Row W Gates, G Johnson, E Kellogg, W English, R Judd, R Bristol, B Stewart, R Stevens, F Deal, S Folts The Junlor class started the year, under the guldance of Mlss Madigan and br Glidden as advisors, with hopes of an eventful year At the beginning of the year we elected the following class officers President, Steve Folts, Vlce President, Dick Judd, Secretary Treasurer and Class Reporter, Dick Bristol To represent us in Student Councll we elect ed Sandy Kellogg and Gay Johnson as Representatives and Mary Ann Woverton as Senator We had one new member in class this year, Robert Morey Our flPSt activity of the year was a bake sale which was followed by other activities such as class parties, a dance, and a roller skating part Our play, which was held near the end of the year, was entitled nBaby's Night Out ' 'e WlSH to express our appreclation to Iiss Dadigan and to Mr Glidden for their uid n e through our Junior year and for making it such an enjoyable one 26 . . 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F- lst Row J Elkie, B Slocum, C Johnson, L Van Nostrand, L Laurie, I Van Vleet h Everts, T Morrow 2nd Row H FitzPatrick, H Chamberlain, W Beckley, A Kochowiec, I Judd, J Covert, R Johnson, R Haskin Nr Cable Top Row R Betzler, D Cushman, J Wicker, A Covert, J Lynch, G Gleason, T Perkins, B Redman, F Woodard At the beginning of this year, the sophomores entered one more wonderful year of high school under the capable hand of Mr Cable, our advisor After the first few days, which were spent getting acquainted with our new teachers, we elected the following class officers Gary Gleason, President, Glenn Williammee, Vice President, and Brenda Slocum, Secretary Treasurer we are proud to say that our sophomore class was well represented in all school activities such as athletics, cheerleading, Student Council, Band and Glee Club Listed under class activities were a Bake Sale, class play, and selling pop at basketball games All in all we had a wonderful and prosperous year we would like to express our thanks to all of our teachers for being so patient with us this year and we are lo king forward to our next year in I C S r s l l 3 o ' Q Q 1 Q if , 1. J. H 3rd Row: E. Clayton, A. Herrala, D. Parc, M. Voorhees, G. Williammee, J. Wyckoff, Q , X X X X xr X I 1 -1 ' lst row M Harmon, P Cole, D Elkie, B Seufert, C Tindell, M Ara, 3 Fegrherg, L Burgess, L Jackson, J Dewitt and row Prindle, J Boudman B Apgar, M Rice, S Coolbaugh, M Creswell, R McComb, S Coooer, D Winder, R Karlsen, Mr Van Benschoten 3rd row R Jackson, L Wilson, R McComb, W Beckwith, J Perkins, R Troutman, D Daly, R Champion, houeeknecnt, H McLaughlin, J Daly W Turley Top row W Brown, M nocnowiec, A McCoy, T Clawson C Batty, Y Kellogg, K Stevens, C Ike, T Everett, C Crane, R Wicker, Rosbaugh Absent T Brace, M Prindle, J Taylor We started 195k off by electing a group of officers and representatives who we think have done a fine job These officers were as follows President Tracy Rosbaugh Vice President Betsy Seufert, and Secretary Treasurer Carolyn Tindell Our Student Council representatives were Ted Clawson, Patte Cole, Lynn Burgess and Mickey Kochowiec Our first class party was a success and the rest of our class activities followed along the same pattern We would like to express our thanks to Mr Van for helping to make our freshman year a very successful one .Q5n- 'P'N as its -J fin N H ua.. 28 J , as M 1 H 'Yun l : 0 . 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H 1. -W elghih grade it lst Row M Day, M Patterson, C Elkie, B Loman, E Woodward, B Porter, D Brinkerhoff, N McComb 2nd Row B Stevens, D Covert, B Lewton, H Williamson, J Slocum, J Everett, E lverts , , y, ar ng, Cuiccio, W Burr, W Hague, W Eva Top Row W Williammee, D Betzler, D Dill, G MacDonald, J Gleason, T Doane, A Updike, H Harvey We began the year with 3? students, having one new pupil, Barbara Loman, who joined in September, transferring from Waterloo At the beginning of the year we elected the following class officers to serve the first half of the year President, Danny Cuiccio, Vice President, Bill Burr, Secretary Treasurer, Bill Peabody The officers for the second half of the year were as follows President,Wendell Hague, Vice President, Junior Darling, Secretary Treasurer, Judy Slocum We have had a very successful year and are looking forward to our first year in high school seventh elghih Sfflde N.l lst Row: F. Van Doren, S. Fox, D. Rozelle, W. Travers, B. Everts, V. White 2nd Row: R. White, S. Houseknecht, J. Wilson, K. Smith: F- MCBP5-de Top Row: C. Brust, M. Nessmer, H. Hand, C. Boyes, F. Stannard, Mr. Peabody 29 O , ' f ' Y M Q' 1 ' .15 A V ' ' as , ' 1- ll . K its f ' N . - I f. , - W W .. - 4 S , 'M' 8' 5- - f - - - 3rd Pow: H. Houseknecht A. Johnson W. Peabod F. D li D. . D us D . I - at Q W W ' 3 ,, ,M P . . .8 4. ' . 1: D o I 1, ix rf, I 5, v I , x. ., i ' A 'A Q . iv seventh grade lst Row D Hathaway, N Van Vleet, S Foreman, M Gardner, J MacDonald, P Ellis N Booth, D Smith 2nd Row J D'Arcv P Beckxith, D Williamson, E White, G Nestervelt, J Townsend S Loman, C Willismmee S Burdick, P Prindle 3rd Row R Madison, P Dendis, G Carroll, F Tindell, D Brust, L Morrow, B Chamberlain, G Crane, E Updike, Miss Ditmars Top Row G Lewton, B Hungerford, D Dickerson, D Hitchcock, F Nilsen, A Thompson J Daily, J Tunison slxlh grade lst row J. Knapo, 2nd row: N. Mable, Top row ' f Mable, P Flick B. Coolbeugh S wil1cox,D Tillinghest Covert, J. Smith, R. Ike, Urs. Minty Shoule, C Sowfrds, J. Nc brloe, H Raymond, V. Champion Lincoln, J. Flick, D Boyce Karlsen, D. Kellogg, K Ferris, L Flckok, J, Aho, C I , N. Elldon, K Dress r, L Porter, J Robinson 30 .. . , , ,X M 'V M' ' . , -' 1 ' - I. 5 ' . ' . J : V - - me ' J J. e e W - - Q - J Q k ' s . P ' ' 7 f f . J f 4 lr: txt 'Y 5 3 f E I . I . N qns-.cxwe I . 2 . . . . . . . , . . . , 1 . . ,, . . . . L. . , . . . , . . u I . . . . . . . . . . V . . . . J . . . , C -W Y' 3 we f 5 f? , v C Q, i an xf to .. xx, 1 yrie' fl f ,K - ,. - ' 4- A fe . H, K , X1 I A in 1 , f ' a ' f S+ 1 1 . J L V 4 vp? x 5 s Y I Q ' . : J. .. . D ., . T . B. 5 , . S. . ' k . ' I . W. . . . : P. -. ' . . . . ke Illlll slxill grade 2,2-. First Row Mrs Cole, L Hunt, A Misker, C Wilkins, J Holman, A Graham, G Burgess, L Braden, J Hague, F Jackson, E Stout Second Row B Fuller, C Ward, S Gudell, J V8HNOStT8HQ P Foreman, J Dygert, C Willers, J Brock, P Durnin Top Row B Hunt, J Cole, S Loman, W Feldman, S Nilsen, J Patterson, N THOMPSON, A Williammee, P Schmidt, J Crumb, N Updike Ab49Ht N KOCh0W1ec, P Carson, A Burdick ,W ur- af H jj, Six ! I W Q 1 1 '4 'W E ,JJ im' .2 figi Q lag' fi 1 4 '?'vWL.,..m ig fgfim' Q45 cb Hg My hill: grade lat Row T Bristol, R Tracy, T Morrow, T Morrow, P Young, S Brust, E Brust S Vilson, C Knapp, G Smith 2nd Row N Mable, A Richer, J Steen, D Hathaway, R Tillinghast, D Schmidt S Godley, S Vax Cleef, E Mathers, T Woodward, J Bertram, Mrs Smith Top Row W Perkins, J Dendis, B Swick, D Bushong, S Houseknecht, L Rosbau D Terry, P Parish, R Everts, R McConnell T Karlsen 31 f I . . I Q . - Ov h -. . u fi. I' A L I 5 1 A 5,1 , , ., V -- g . 4 . . . , D f' 1 ' fs 4 -8' 1 V - 1 X ,tl ' x ' ' 5 l ,' ' ' -N t . . H,f u . , J E t .?' a5flh?i' . 5 1 x N12 If . U -afefihgff Y X ' ', 1 ' V - J ' 1 N I A ,.. ' J - ? '7 ' IE I J - - I . . . . . . U I C I 5 - I . . . . .V ,, . . . . . a 1 . . . . . . . v 5 5 O I O . I . , , N TA v . ,ll 1, E . .,-V ,rvythw l v' ., If .' :,, L.- g f., ,I . of 1. . g y, J .- , W, h, L, V f cf T. E - F9 'T' M ' C '51 f 4 'w , W if ff.-W , f ', V, . V r v' ' f fri 'A-'H' 1 V' -- f 1 - 9- ' 1. -. .' J?-, .-vV'Af 'q,' ' ' 4 A V, J- ' -'Z -1.31 ' 4 4 F, Fw' -'-mfg : fm? 4 I ' i . ' if 2L:Jf!,'ff,v':fjQ'i. 1133: .. 'D V J .WTS-. L , .5 1 . WL A' ' :Ty 'I 'W Q fl 'f1?4',f'5 Lis. 5 --5 '.'- .' - GL ' f ' . 'ff ,J 'Uk U, .' ' T- '- 4 - L f it ' ' . ..' . ' ., . Y -K 0 I o 4. . , I , v , Q o A O vi Q Q . p a g 0 Q 0 0 Q C . C . I O : 0 0 0 0 0 0 ghg I C C l I Q lollrill grade lst Row D Otis, C Stout G Champion, S White, J Swartout, W Hanford, J Stedge G Jenkins W Covert, H McM1llen 2nd Row Beckley, Flick, S Hungerford, F Van Cleef, T White, D Ellis, G Hewitt, F Pereey Top Row Mrs Slaght, J Tillinghast, L Toombe, F Daily, S Gleason, J Chamberlain, M Doty, C Grant, G Ganoung, J Ike Absent, M Folts, P Jones, B Sargent 3 -1' vvm' v, va ,'1'q4 W .1 +4 1 ,yy 2 4' 'S Y 7 Q.. I A65 sw' 9 in Warn HM wifi! QM' fra? x'5'? 1 k3' -:mf U1 ' Z' golf- 9 me ls Row R James, G Houseknecht, D Welch, T Flltlk, J Ni1ll8ITlSOI'1, J H8.VllBI1d, K Messmer, A Borden, G Doolittle D Jackson, C Swartout, H Miles, W Downey To Row B Huh, C Hager, K Slocum, D Loman, C McDonald, S Travers, B Everts, S Brown, G Hand, R White, J Crumb, S Eva, S Pell, E Dittrich, Mrs Borden 32 - . 5 M-1 ' . ' L 1.43 I' ., J V7 V' -.4 :Z g Q, ' , in K .. , V I , , N? X . ' f ,ft- o K ' : I I 0 I I O I O I I : il pl I f O U o 0 ' 3 . . - . . Q l I Q . . I I O E f ' I: 'v ' 1 5' I 1. 40' 1 Rfk- 'V H- A 'H iya 5 5 V ' '3 will 'l '.lw1f1i.'f.-.N MT, SKY' -- ,flip 715' I fan: MW V X 1 'I iw! V 1 ,Q f I, . . 4 f ,-..- ,Q . - we V lr, A 3-. If ,f- .43 gg, -ygj'-fy' h H 'D fm f - , - ,' ' W. .. it '- -we S Ut ' 1 my-'E'-Ak - Pa. ' .ha-9,5 ei , 415,52 '41, f .,s2f. warg? wx rx r.a5,:f:w .4 W- Nw wr y ,N . -' 19 , i IA 211.552 , ,g55'Z?'5-f A . 1,731-fig Vg, ,Wg M - 1 'A ,ilbhld ,J Q- QL,--J ff ,QUT ,1,j5iEE'f:gr'Q,fj.gf,,,,'gtg, i,,1,3?g?3 N- diff? Q 1553 -il if ' A MJF ? Legs. -still ' fi,- is-' !5'x:i',-wit t : o o n 0 0 V ' I 0 0 3 1 l 0 0 p I u o u a 0 0 ' 0 a n Q u 0 ' ' ilnrcl grade lst Row E Gleason, K Parshall, N Clawson, E Feldman, K Tobin, M Perce E Hemenway V Cook, A DeLyser 2nd Row J Kopsa, G Willson, R Champion, J Bichar, J Bond, J Peabod G Brinkerhoff C Pell, T Crumb Top Row S Toles, G Hand, E Chamberlain, M Willers, H Updike, V Hathawa A MacDonald, G Flick, C Hayward, C Robinson 41. ww' K 'f-'Wes 1 0 I iw' 'W my Q t 1.5 ,Q Qfan tim J H Q Wuigauv 43, .-w9'3',g 4- QA., ilnrcl grade First Row L H9.1'kOl161'1 P Colburn, G Stark, C MacCau1ey, S Frusty, L White, B Hagen, J Babcock, M Thayer, P Rankin, L Parrish, M Blew, G Warner, J Updike Top Row Mrs Robinson, D Dygert, D Horton, B Brock, R Akers, C Borden, B Ram akka, W Kepner, R Percey, C Frost, R Apgar, P McCoy, G Dresser, G Van Nostrand, L Dupree 33 C 1 0 e o Q . , y, 0 5 a 9 2 o u a Q o Q y, u 9 o 5 : 0 a o 5 , , y, a Q Q . wi .f ,I fu H 3,1 2 I -fr' ,' . ' A 1'-:Q f' ,f'.. . .1 I' ' I 'rar I A Ls' X rl '- l I' x sv- f V X K' rf! X ug- K' -df A ' M I if I ' A t . f 4-. 'fx , ,,1 ' -nz .nz-M1 -fx w ,J fm WY' - f - : 4' ff , - ' A 'if f . 4 4 .WN ' ATA QW. 4 1- , i Q13 XQWY i' h 1 VT 1 ' Ml... 1 I 5 1, -, Y 'lu . - all 11 1: 'Q . 'ii f'ff.n'i'ex'?:lJ' r - '11 . - - YW' V . J. J-. .Him f 'K A -5- '51 W- ' V ' Y' f' ' . Q 0 o n o n a o 0 O . . ' U . . l 2 n o o Q o o g n u c o s e o o second grade lst row: E. Acker, J. Doane, P. Ross, D. McElroy, C. Dickerson, J. Morgan, L Phillips, R Prindle, J Rankin, T Herman, M Flick, S Jackson 2nd row J Lincoln, B Brewer, C Terry C Terry, S Coats, W Rozelle P Akins, T McMillen B Brock, G Dittr ch, L Stannard, L Panas, K Houseknecht, J Mc nnnell Top row R athaway, R Cuiccio K Jenkins C Burr, R Wyckoff D Egan D Dempsey, VanBanschoten, J ubbard, J ally, R Patterson, Teeter Absent J Steinrock, L Champion, -2'SeSe373e3-ee-838' second grade Fir t Y w P Lincoln, P Miles, E DeWitt, C Utter, L Stedge, B McConnell, F Terry, A Crane, S Swanson, D Coolbaugh S Shaub, L Slack, N Gudell 2nd Row Miss Johnston, G McMillan, T Kellogg, C Brinkerhoff, J McCoy, T Fox, J Toles, B Parish, F Keller, B Woodard, D Herman, C Hendrix D Van Vleet Top Row J Bennett, P Laurie, J Ramakka, D Ike, B Williammee, F Hiltbrand, L Horton Alexander, D Slocum, D Lincoln, B Sibley Absent J Everts, L Ferris, S Tillinghagt 3b J . : .er .1s' .' sf ' W 0 xxx , 'NNE First Pow L Percey, G Richer, B Milleon, K Acker, D Teeter, D Pofter, J Wiggins, K Haver, A Hemenvpv, G Slack, B Brock Second Row J Kochomiec, D kan Vleet, T Stick ne, J Mann, J J ckson, C Jones, M Coolbaugh, M Tobin, R McArd1e, T Boyee, J Bean Top Row V Haviland, B Misker, J Leary, L Hayward, C DeLyser, C Hayward, K Swick, J Ike, L Wilkins, L Swanson, M Basaette G7 lat row K Swartout D Graber D McConnell B Niles W Prouty E Percey L Marne C Heskln B Tracey S Brewer Z Sowerde 2nd row C Knapp, D Christensen, L Baker P Dupree V Nether M Kochowlec R Jay P Keller R Coolbeugh S Durnln Top row J Champion K Storeth G Hevltt C Rsppleye J Hunt B ward J Hayward B Schneider C Turo 'rs Berber 35 k1ndergurlen fl s L Front Row B L Green, G Potter, M Smith, L Arcangeli J Clawson, D Swanson, M Horton, J Richar, R Peabody S Hiltbrand, D Bushong 2nd Row C Beardslee, J Brewer, W Hanford, D James, P Crane, J Hathaway, R Sibley, G Hague, E Tobin, D Dresser, J Swartout Top Row R McCauley L Rankin C Babcock, R Van Benschoten, R Elliott, L Yaw, Mrs Burr k1ndergurien Front row: G. Fish, C. A. Slack, J. Lincoln, R. Ganoung, R. Willers, D. Schmidt, M. Morgan, J. Jones, R. Burns, H. McMil1en Back row: Mrs. Burr, L. Stedge, P. Stannard F. Westervelt, R. Yakeley, T. DeLyser, s. Hayward, R, pulkel-son, D. scnneider, T. Hager, F. Miles 36 51 Z1 ff xgxhx XE- K Xxx X' Ur 37 J -ar, I 1 -Xrw. , ',Ql i:l MIlf aflgir sms 1. 9 X , A K v Q! wiki 19' :KIA . xxx X, A X' 1 , Q 44 X fa X ,X .A x . vw 5 . K 3 X Q X f v ff ' If Z senior varsliy lst Row G Gleason, W English, R Johnson, B Redman, W C ke Top Row N Slocum H Feldman, G Johnson, R Herrala, U Storath T Stewart, Mr' Rich Mayo 4 I, ggzQ,'wgg,'Qgg,ql 1 ,MQ N w QT' V: 313 v Y 1 ,P ,6 'Y 9 M.: 49 L....s.em.6-tv V M W' .st MA n '43 WA W 1 IIIIIIOI' YCl'Sl y lst Row R Karlsen, R Champion, G Williammee, R Haskin, W Beckwith, J Perkins 2nd Row J Daly, F Woodard, T Brownell, S Folts E Kellogg R Wicker Top Row T R0Sbaugh, C Ike, R Bristol, A Covert, J Iynch, Betzler, J Kellogg, E Storath 38 Q ' '2- V- Q - - 1 .. ff J v. .. I, xi! 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' . . I I I O 0 Q . : I I I U , I g I 0 n a a n . J o . n .I vs-Xi-1. sf' 4- ' lst row R Betzler, R Johnson, D Mes mer, F Brownell B Snow G Gleeson D Stonsth R Herz-als 2nd row Mr Glidden R Karlsen, T Brownell H Feldman J Wycucoff' E Kellogg T Perkins Mr Rlcn To row J Kellogg B Gates, D Pero R 'wicker C ke , ,R low? fx' iw me ska fxlsfis K f H'vk,n,,gx, baseball lst Row R Betzler, H Feldman, R Johnson, R Storath, E Kellogg, B Redman Top Row Mr Rich, R Haskins, A Herrala, J Lynch, W English, G Williammee 39 F L- .. :K . . K . - I Q 4 ' 4 , - ,X n , A , .. - 1, ,., 7 'A g I LL , x 1 Q , Q. - , 1 A - Y 4. ,,, r , , 4. A ., K 1 - 9 9 -Y 'I W X -.. D V -' 5- A 1- -5. - I ' K I ' 4 ' : ' ' . v -f YQ 1' 1 , ..f - ,Q 4 x f k . , 1 .. 4 ff ' rv! .V 'N ,, 5 . K . ' 4 il . I . . . ' - .F - 1 - l r , . A 1 s w 1 : - o Q ' 1 ' 9 . I . , 1. - , . p : , , . . , . . , . I . f ,. 9 ' I '-if .ff-'1 '5'f 'f'l '1A ' VV -- Fl' Hi ?f:E'1:' if -'ff ff?-.f' sl .1 'JIS H +2-im :N-44 1- 11 QYY 'S ' 'i.? E :' A' ang' - 4, lag Y, lf' ,- .- no HJ .Q f 'im-,V , ,ll ,-.1 1. V. , if - 7'r 5 4 'nf' If W l: 7 .J vs .L 5 vr.,,,3.::.'. - ,1 x mv' -v 4. , -.J w ff! . R.-:H , ' 4 g. ,' 'E' '- ,L 4-' '.'f-fQL1'5'?'7i,Q,g 1tQ'!9. .. fi:'l3'ff '5L'Q'11, '.,1'55f 554,. L ' I 'n' 11.2-',:iJ.1'.5 - 1 'A e'Q'5'?: -553: J ,I I A 3- - f':- .',' - if:-I 1, rms, +2 'fi - ' 'iififs .1952-,1'2fih'Ae'3-f new-fu , L 5 e, l-iv' 'wif - If K' - .x al A 1 .,x 4 rl. .a-.n.- uh,-. gf 1546 mm ' - .4 1. ..-' SA .2 .-'V 1-Leg .J f :w,,,4g,i4,-,,,,.,- .:.,:-1. , ' Z .I,. '- .g.,4'5g,lpi'1-, , . . o 0 n Q o n ' . . O C 0 Q l I ...Wd xQ5Q2aw1f Mrs Dickerson, Mrs Moots, Mrs Fulkerson, Mrs Fowler cusiodluns X.s D Terry, C Morrow, J Ike uulesquad ' L in .......W. I!! 777521 'K P. Lincoln, R. Hurlbut, J. Ike, E. Stevens, C. Cover no 3. s. u l 36539363555 Aj K X K, 6 B xv - L N... x W! X 'X 4 Y r ' ' '34 S X X 'H dx 3 x X , Q ' 'f ff f Ls Q7 E ' . Q ' 1 i X ,, , x 1-+1 lillli9 J Lynch B Johnson 2nd row C Elkie C Fuller D Storath, G Johnson L Burgess P Cole R Mettison Top row M Kochowiec, C Hickok Mr Patterson Mr Otis, T Clswson 4' T K 4,- lst. row: M. Wolverton, B. Johnson, H. Feldman. B. Snow, J. Lynch, D. Elkie 2nd, row! F. Deal, C. Johnson. F. Braden, L. Nogle, B. seurert L Clawson L Van Nostrand Top. row: D. Pero, B Redman, E, Kellogg, D. Storath, B. Stewart, B. Bates B. Gates, E Clayton Absent F. Brownell, S. Sherwood, N. Slocum. M2 O E H W , ,J .HM - V ,. Nfl S4 f I a ,: , r .V -I X Q M1 5' .. lm r s 3 1-. , . ,F 1 1151. my 1 5 A 4, if -we ut Q , M,: 6, : F ,. Q5 ., ' .I I Q .l I .f lst. row: B. Kellogg, M. Wolverton, B. Gates, N. Slocum, L. Clswson u D I . 3 - n - o . - v ' . , . : .. . , . , . . ak,-j J. 31 - 1 ' E ' x- A .. , f . ,Q .7 T' Q -5 as 1 . , an F F 'a 5 . H g ,A 3 . 1 - ky fy X L 1 ?' K ts , ' . . 55' ' , ' ,o A II Yearbook sluff nn'l9N. K ,gym mins ' lst Row C Fuller, R C Ike, R McComb, M McCoy 2nd Row Mrs Van Wagenen, F Braden, E Borden, L Jackson, R McCann, C Jager, S Sherwood Mr Wicks, Mr Van Benschoten Top Row F Woodard, H Feldman, B Redman, N Slocum, W Snow, A Haviland, F Brownell Hungerford, W Gates, D Messmer, J Gleason, newspaper staff Q' c' V wi WX 1 lst row: S. Kellogg, C Fuller, D Judd, F. Feldman, L-Clawson S. Sherwood, J. Gleason Znd. row: J. Elkle, P Wickes, L Nogle, M Reeves, Mies Madigan, C Tindell C Jager, E Borden Top row Mr V811 B9HB0h0'CSn,W Engl1sh,B Gates, S Folie, r wlckes 43 f K A or . ' ' ' ' ,K 3 , ? 7 Ei ' V '1 : ' ' . F. Q J J 1 ' ' 'S to - '- f X' 6 1. . . s ' V ' ' ' X S - ' W I X I 3 . 1 I ' - f Q k f xx 4 - V --vw B V- a ' 1 v .. 1 M ' ., .,, as an foo- l , , W. ,wee ., -Merci He- 1 : O Po C C U . . I s n o 1 4 o . - . . : f ' 0 0 o o o 0 , 6 V ----- , es f V I wfy ig. SC ,Q . .5 , 1 f 4 UL. A ,- B 3- 6 0 X ' ir? B' . g ,, , . .' t x. . ' K 1 x ff- . A S S' ,' A S 0 - n' , - x , .ij ' ' . , ,S k x .f 5 J . KF , fx, x A I g V, . . K ax 4 1 f 1 , l band B Slocum S Kellogg ls Row E Woodward, P FitzPatrick, N Van Vleet, L Clawson, C Johnson, W Feldman, J Van Nostrand, U Burr, E Updike, D Kellogg Zn Row J Daily, D Dickerson, P Karlsen. L Braden, H Harvey, T Clawson, M Judd, M Patterson, F Darling, D Betzler, K Smith, S Sherwood Top Row L Van Nostrand, F Braden, L Burgess, C Fuller, H Feldman, D Bristol, M Van Vleet, D Judd, S Folts G Johnson, J Elrie Z. ls Row M Everts, F Braden, B Slocum, S Kellogg, R McComb, E Borden, J Terry 2n Row E Kochowiec, J Covert, S Terry, B Seufert, L Van Nostrand, P Cole, J Taylor 3r Row C Jager, N Forrow, L Jackson, F Woodard, C Johnson, J Gleason, P Wickes, L Burgess, F Apgar, N Percey, C Tindell, S Feathers, J Elkie Top Row M Judd, D Elxie, A Haviland, V Ruh, A Dunn, M Wolverton, M Ara, S Boyes, M Van Vleet, L Lauria, C Fuller, L Clawson Accompanlst S Folts M4 lst Row R Champion, R Herrala, Vice President, R Ward, Secretary, T Stewart, President, R C Ike, Reporter, B Stewart, T easurer, A Smith, Sentinel, R McComb 2nd Row M Creswell, M Prindle, G Williammee, M Voorhees, H Chamberlain, A Covert, F Van Vleet, C Hickok, F Woodard, E Wilson, J Dewitt, A McCo D Jones, Mr Mereness, Advisor 3rd Row F Deal, R Bates, H F1tzPatr1ck, A Herrala, L Dewitt, D Paro, E lirrett , Brown, R Saylor, J Daly, D Daly, G Perkins Top How Woodard, G Chamberlain, C Batty, K Stevens, R C Ike R Van Doren D Crane, H McLaughlin, R McComb, L Wilson Absent H Stevens, R Morey, W Brinkerhoff The Interlaken Young Farmers, Chapter MB, of New York State, has been in operation since April 15, 1930 The present membership is forty five This year we sent five delegates to Cobleskill State F F A Convention We also entered Delhi and Morrisville State Judging Tours and judged at the Trumansburg Fair One member placed first in poultry At the Parent and Son Banquet we awarded Greenhand and Chapter membership pins as well as honorary pins to our guidance teacher, Mr Otis, and Mr Hill, a nearby farmer who has helped us much in past years At Waterloo, where the Seneca County Fair was held, we had three members who placed second in the Tractor Driving Contest One of our members also entered the speaklng contest HCL-. ...-ni 46 5 - , 0 n Q 'll . l 5 Q U : I U C I Q U Q I I 0 l O I l : I U I U O I C 2.1! 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X X SJ J an w'5 h ' a lgt rag' R 3030.5 3 Apgar J Boudman B Terry N Smith, A KOCh0W1ec J Te 2nd iii Mrs Marshall, M Judd H HOPPOW G Chamberlain M Everta P Rice J Covert C Jager Top row D Elkle G Houseknecht S Coolbeugh M A Wolverton F Dunn B Boyes, F Porter Absent P F1tzPatr1ck, R Beckwith The first F H A Club to be established at I C S held its first meeting on October 20 1954 The following officers were elected President, Patricia Fitz Patrick, vice President Marilyn Judd, Secretary, Carol Jager, Treasurer, Janet Terry We are striving for goals that may help a homemaking student grow as an individual The Future Homemakers of America founded June ll l9H5 is the national organi zation of pupils studying homemaking high schools o the nited States andTerr1to ries The emblem of the F H A is octagonal in shape and bears the name of the organ ization Future Homemakers of America, around the top of the plane, while around the lower s de of it is the motto 'Toward New Hor1zons.N In the center there is a house supported by two hards which symbolizes that the future homes of America are in the hands of its youth. The distinguishing colors of the F. H. A. are red and white. The colors are sym- bolic of youth--youth which has courage and determination tosucceed,yet has innocence and purity. is also symbolic of home life, where success is of utmogt importance. The flower of the F. H. A. is a red rose. A red rose is symbolic of vibrant glowing health, which contributes to happiness and efficiency in home and group life. The pin is made up of the emblem and a guard. The motto of the F. H. A., 'Toward New Horizons H expresses the purpose of the organization-learning to live better today in order that our lives and those of our families may be better tomorrow. 4? Get Off My Foot You Bum Bright Eyes Some Stogies Brrrrr Mammy Braden .4.J R017 Me -Qui ' im Over One Big Happy Family ,. Lovers 53 The Line Up Hello Folksies .F 3 Too Tight? Going to the Bright ligh ts. , Scanda1 ! 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