Jasper Central School - Golden Glimpses Yearbook (Jasper, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 154 of the 1954 volume:

LIBPI 'w ,XXX fi XXX A-fv X ,JW g L-Z Q95 PRESENTED YEARRUUR STAFF UE JASPER CENTRAL SCHUUL KTM BY THE au' JV the Yeurb Ok Staff of 19Q4,dedi ca e t s e LO t to Mr PerrJ woruell in aypreciat on for all he has done O wie all activides successful Xe Ioel that our sxfcess is due to his keem unuel S Hldglf a friendliness an 1-'U , Q A Q w , . Z h With sincere pleasure, we, f 'V X r U L 4 t hi 5' r - H -- 1 1 . . C r.l s , ' XM J A I -- 3 1 lrj nd ,3 . gamdaff Virbil Rus y Charles Bunt0n Super1ntenuen+ Hbmep I o Cleplfl on if Forrest Leach President J8IT1e5 Bfabant James Bouton Vlce Pres George L. Johnson Principal M3PY Jane Taft Secretary QACULTy Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs 'R KRow Hollenbeck Wallace Streete Bliss Miss Braun Miss Mrs Mrs Mrs Row ME Mrs Mrs Mrs Clair Lewis McM1ndes Lent 2 fstandingl Insley Brotzman Hun! Thompson Husted Lent Cornell Johnson Hollenbeck Miss White Miss Havens Mrs Taft Absent Mr Loper English, Library Fburth Grade Fifth Grade Music Commercial Dental Hygienist Homemaking Sixth Grade Latin Nurse Eiphth Grade Second Grade First Grade Seventh Grade History, Driver Education Agriculture, Shop Principal Physical Education Third Grade Kindergarten Office Secretary First Grade Ji S D I Earl Brownell 27723 ,.j'o e ,lib-I1 X -- .,Hf ll! az, NP ' Q7 . ? , A V ff .5 69? xrw ' MVS ,QQ . NSEF. . S I V L to R Earl Walrath rry Benn Robert Leach, ant Foster, Gordon Wood Q I S X Ckff, F E R Mrs Dennis, Ass't Cafeteria Manager, Mrs Roberts, Cafe teria Manager We Seniors wish to express our sincere appreciation to Mr and Mrs Hollenbeck for their time and faithful efforts in making our last year at J C S one of much success Rl PARD DhvNlS JV Basketball 'anager,l, FFA 5 4 eoccer,2 3 4 Basketball Cafeter1a,3 4 Trip to Khnsas Senior Play,4, Junior Play manager, STATLFY DRAKE Basketball,l 2 5 4, Soccer,2 3 4 , Track,1 0 5 4,Baseball,1 2 3 4 Senior Play,4 Class Treasurer,4 Ass't Yearbook Editor,3,Yearbook Staff,1, Advertising Manager,Year book,4, Honor Soc1ety,2 3 4,Stuknt Council,5 4 ,FFA,l 2 FFA Reporter 5, County FFA 2nd V P,4,Ath1et1c Asso Treasurer,4 RUTHIB FOJT R Junior Play,3, senior Play,4, Queen leader,1 2 5 4, onoir 1 2 5 Cafeterla Aide, 4 3 QHA l 2, FH be retary,5, FHA Pres1dent,4, Atnl tic As ociation President tlass Vice Pres1dent,o, a1rl's Basketball, l 2 6 4, oirl's soccer l 2 3, Yearboon Stgff 3 4, Trlple Tr1o,5 4, Library oluo,5, PBA Camg 8 .Q ' , 1-2- 'iq 3 15: 'I .1 53 T -b- - . , - D ---I S 5 - -. , ,Z 55 FFA Vice-President,4g Juniorfmq ---vm -'..-43 -1 r-3 ,-. A ' e s 'V ,53 - -- T , 3: RICHARD HART J esketuall 2 0, Journalism lub, 1 Cafeterla Aide 4, CHESTER GAYHART Basketball, l 2 3 4 Junior Play 3, Senior Play,5 4, Soccer, l 2 3 4,and Track,1 2 5 4,Baseball,3 4,FFA,2 5 4 Band,4,4 H,l 2,Basebal1 Manager, 2 FFA Sentinel, 4,C1asa Vice President 4 Boys Chorus,5 4,Cafeteria Aide,3 4, Kansas City Trip 2 Library Club LL Pl JAXL I YLS h ,l 2 3 lr, Secretary 1 4 Treasurer, President,l 2, Student ou cu Secretary 4, learoook Staff, 6 senior Play ,4 Junior Pla, ,-3,TI'1P13 Tr1o,5, Liorary lub, 5, PHA Camp xepreseqtat1ve,2, FLORTNC' IOLOHAN F ,l 4 1 4, Chorus,l 4 4 Tu lor Play,3 Senior rlav,4,Yearbook Staff 5 Class 'ecreL r5,l FFA Camp,5 dent Counc1l,5, Triole Trio,4 Cafe tPri8 Aide,5, 4 H V ce resident mg? if RPBFCCP PRFNTICE Chorus,1 4 Q 4,Band,1,Junior Play, 5 Senlor Plav,4,Cafeteria A1de,l 3 5 4 Class Secretary,5, Honor Societ5,Z 4,Libr rv Club,5 library Club Presi dent,3 All St te Nuslc lestival Girls' Playdav,3 PAULIYE TAYO Class 9ecretary,2 Gym Ass't ,2,Ponor Soc1et5,2 o 4,Junior rlay,5,Chorus2J 4, Nusic Festiva1,3 L1bP3Py Club,3 TeenAge Book Club Secretarv,5 4 gpg? ing Cortest,5 4,Spotter Post,4,Qenior 1lay,4,lusic Libra1ian,4,CtudentChlr cil,4 7 , , Y 4 L.. ll A v ro- Q rx v m U - - -3- Q. of s - ' ' . - .- Y . . .. , U , a , . ,Stu . 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V . --3 5 Qlass Yfiisinrg ff f Soon in this outstanding year of 1954, We Seniors leave our beloved school to face the problems of each new t omorrow When our class entered the Freshman Year we had twenty four students At that time we allthought that we would have a large '54 graduating class In our Sophomore Year, however, we began to lose faith in having this large number Gradually, asfate would have it the class decreased to just eighteen After we started our Junior Year, we had the misfortune to lose three more of our fine classmates,leav1ng only fifteen the number presently graduating We Seniors are very proud of the successhllactlv ities record during those four years At one time, held a joint dance,thls one with the Freshmen Later came an ice cream social,bake sale and that bigegwrse Class dues During our Junior Year, we had a maglcshow a dance, sold magazines and presented our ar ualhilar lous Tunior Play Senior Year brought our statfonary sale annual dance, and then th t wonderful Sen1orHop late in April The school and corvunity looked trinner than ever when the bracelets and tie clasps befan to appear as the result of our sales campaign Lastfeature of our rear was the Senior Play 'n which our members proved their acting ability Now as we hear the lastof our days of high schooh it is with sincere displeasure that we must bring the 1954 Class History to an end and bid a final farewell J i' XXK X xf! 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N HOROSCOPE RICHARD DENNIS Nick Name Denny Likes Cars Dislikes American History Wants to be No one knows Will be Dare Devil Noted For Fast Driving Classified as Sleepy Pet Peeve Slow Drivers Favorite Saying 'Get an Olds STANLEY ALLAN DRAKE Nick Name Pete Likes Girls A Dislikes Being called Romeo Wants to be Lawyer Will be Farmer Noted for Brains Classified as Ambitious Pet Peeve Crybabies ,.x Favorite Saying Unmention an able Avxfa RUTH FOSTER J Nick Name Ruthie Likes Morris Dislikes School 1 1 Be N s Noted for Being escorted to class Classified as Lively Pet Peeve Flirty Girls xyffxx avorlte Saying 'My GoodnessU CHESTER GAYHART Nick Name Chet Likes Shotzee Dislikes Canisteo Cops Wants to be Dictator Will be Preacher Noted for 3 A M Babysitting Classified as Hot tempered Pet Peeve Not enough nights out Favorite Saying My busted backln RICHARD HART Nick Name Dick Likes Books Wants to be Doctor Will be. Farmer Noted for Staying all night in Hornell Classified as Intelligent Det Peeve Everybody Favorite Saring. UNO gas in the B1lCk H 1 Dislikes Senior Plays Q I 'p : : Q : ' .' la X YJ J : ' Ike! X Y : iff Wants to be: lMrs. S. W 1 : .r . S. rg 1 , z :ff A j F ' g ' qw-1 719' , : ?lEEiiliig : 2 N : f Q : I - : 1 . 1 H I J 1 ELLEN JAYE HAYES Nick Name: Sqeaky Likes: Being teased Dislikes: David Wants to be: Besutician Will be: Secretary Noted for: Giggles Classified as: Polite Pet Peeve: Being called Sqeaky Favorite Saying: Just a minute-- 1 f Z. FLORENCE MONOHAN Nick Name Flo Llkes Being out late ,'. f H PAULINE MAYO J , ,n ,Q X Nick Name Polly Likes School Dislikes Boys Wants to be Teacher Will be Hard to tell Noted for Stubbornness Classified as Talkative Pet Peeve Pests Favorite Sajing NOh, Golly Dislikes School 309 9060 Wants to be Secretary BQ' -- Will be Housewife Noted for Giggles Classified as Bookworm YN Ns Pet Peeve H SCOP Favorite Saying 'Oh, for Pete's sakes f5f7 H ff: 11 -QR RUSSELL PRICE Nick Name Fuzzie L1K8S Sports Dislikes Outlining Histor Wants to be Professor Will be Farmer Noted for Crewcut Classified as Coooerative Favorite Saying 'A w w w X 1 Q . is? REBECCA PRENTICE Nick Name Becky Likes To be bothered Dislikes History Wants to be Missionary Will be Nurse No+ed for Wearing 'Jean Classified as Friendly Pet Peeve People who swear Favorite saying Oh, Murder KESK w y Textbook 'EQ , D W W W W 'N W MORRIS SCHENCK J Nick Name Mersey Likes Ruthie Dislikes Bossy Peoole Wants to be Farmer Will be Ruth1e's husband Noted for Blsshing Classified as Boy with a Pet Peeve Jealous people Favorite Saying Holy manx' smile L : . a if : ' : X . .N : g ' r le 4 I : ?i1. HX . : Ekbh : 1 : ev . , Qigff T Ur Q1 ' , xfj' s Ngfls : , Z X' X : ,Je - aisle? S ' 5 . ' : , --If .' 2 2 -D4 : . 'AJEV . . , Sq f : Q lfg- X . . : A f X Pet Peeve: All Teachers ? : ---------- ' G: ' . : mfg, : , l I f 1 , T 2 ' : H ' IDUI SE STRAIT Nick Name: Lou Likes: Clover Farm Stores Dislikes: Making Jelly sandwiches Wants to be: Secretary Will be: Assistant Store Manager Noted for: Singing Classified as: Red Head Kgrrrl Pet Peeve: Bread Crusts Favorite Saying: 'Oh Heavensln o I S Nl! PAUL WOOD Nick Name Woody Likes Basketball Dislikes Histo y ,- - 5 X I DAVID SUTTON Nick Name Dave Likes Girls Dislikes Boys Wants to be Lawyer Will be Farmer Noted for Tagging Ellen around Classified as Talkative Pet Peeve People who talk while he 11 Favorite Saying nSqeaky Wants to be Marine -uw Will be In Russia Noted for Hook shot Classified as Being tau T' Pet Peeve Teachers Favorite Saying nz 9 l X .4- 3 s Q Xkyw X 0 , ,X -- g,. as I 'I' A I A. .. N . 6'gQL? ESD C NQQRM .. U U L ,s!',' fvlnmnl H I N ,X , 'CQ fr . N N ' ix'?t igfifbgi x an I . ,,, gf xg: X 'lima '1 5 . , ' 1' 1 ' ' -I , 3 we 5' Us .. IO Ol .. .. C! 5 F Wil6WE:l.Q,. U j.f sr'mf,'2QF'Q.f gi,-- ' max 1ifgQfj fo! 3 F . . - ' T' . ' e -B 1 J' 'When I get to Russia LOIS ANN ZEH Nick Name Daphne Likes Sewing Dislikes Talkative people Wants tu be Librarian W111 be Anybody's guess Noted for Quietness Classified as Studious Pet Peet Not enough time Favorite Saying 'Oh, Dear fff' 0' -.',f Dear Becky, ll June 20, 19614. Thought I would drop a few lines to tell you what I found out about everyone yesterday at the class of 'Sh reunion. RICHARD DENNIS is married and lives in a Kansas City hotel with his wife and son Paul. Imagine, he is now a General in the Army. Well, Becky, your cousin STAN DRAKE, really fooled us all bybekq one of the first in the class to marry! He and his wife are realhqqq living on his farm out in the hills of Milwaukee. As for RUTHIE FOSTER, her dreams and plans actually came true--- and she and MORRIS SCHENCK are now happily married and have fivechil- dren CHESTER GAYHART is working in a large office in Hornell since he raduated from Hornell Business School Chet and his wife have made Hornell their home RICHARD HART never did get to become a doctor, but we found out he really wasn't just bragging about having a girl friend in Hornell e married her soon after graduation and they live in Canisteo h' by the way, Dick works at S K F By now, you have probably heard that Genesee State Teachers College and taught married a music teacher and they now live FLORENCE MONOHAN graduated from R B marry that rich man from Rochester, whom she always said she stead, she came back to Hedgesville and married a poor, poor Remember that tall, handsome man from our senior class PRICE? He graduated from Hornell Business School and is now employed by the Air Force PAULINE MAYO graduated from for just a year She then in Elkland, Pennsylvania I , but never did ge would In- farmer RUSSELL presendw As for LOUISE STRAIT, she is married and lives in that boom town roupsburg She has little girl named Sally DAVID SUTTON graduated from Buffalo Law School, and we discovered that his first clients were PAUL WOOD and his wife Paul found out he didn't like girls who bleached The quiet LOIS ZEH, after Library during her high school librarian in the Congressional Well, REBECCA PRENTICE, I ful Missionary down there in S their hair gaining much experience ir the Jasper years, has accepted a position as nead Library in Washington, D C suppose you are very happy as a succesr outh America, aren't you? As for me, I graduated from Rornell Business School and have a ood position as Secretary for the Greenwood National Bank Will close for now hoping to see you at our next class reunion IC .5 ,f I 'TFL X XX i Your old classmate, I- lqf J ELLEN JAYE HAYES ,, 'V Lb g . Q H . O 0 Q . n e e t to Q f - . T . I . l O U g . . '-'tby xx. 3 1 1549 if A f - ' ' fx- -s i- 5 - IW I t'l 4f:s,:,.--f' Class 317111 WE, the Nineteen Hundred and Fifty Four Graduating Class of Jasoer Central School, being of soundndnd and memory, do hereby make, publish, and declare this our Last Will and Testament To the FACUITY, we bequeath our gratitude and thanks for helping us to tl s long awaited moment in our lives To the JUNIORS, we leave all of our books for we have learned everyt inp we need to know in such subgects as American Hlstory, Engllsn etc BARBARA MCCAIG, LOIS ZEH leaves her calmness JOAN FARRAND, PAULINE IAYO wills herdnhty to grow long hair JOYCE MUSTO, RUTTIE FOSTER wills her bobby pins JOAN MARLATT, REBECCA PRENTTCE leaves her Siesle JIIVY MARLATT, MORRIS SCHENCK wills hisa bility to grow tall so Jimmy won't always have to stand in the front row in order to s e things To JERRY FOSTER, DICK AART wills his ability to get along with the Coach To STAN HUBBARD, RICHARD DENNIS leaves his a bility to skip school Tb RONNIE HOUSE, CHET GAYHART wllls his car so Ronnie won't have to hitch hike all the time to Hornell To CHRISTTNE BUTTON, PAUL 'OOD wills his tem per To PEGGY BRABANT, FLORENCE MONOHAN leaves her glasses so that Peg will have another pair when she again breaks hers To GAYEL VAJ FLEET, LOUISE STRAIT wills herah voice basketball skill, what little he does have To JOYCE SUTTOI, EllEN JAYE HAYES leaves her slimness To SARA LEE FOSTER, STANIEY DRAKE wills some of his brains, although she really doesn't need them To ROINIE HOUSE, RUSSELI PRICE leaves hislrdr brush to keep Ronnie's brushcut under control IN WITNLSS WHEREOF, ME have hereunto set out names and seal to this will, this first day of June 1 the year Nineteeg Huggjegrand Fifty Eour Lf! 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P-.,,1.,f f' J UNIOIZS S Cf Q app QQ P 53-oifab 1 19? 165 1 575 QW I exe' 4- Q95 :gigs 0 0 ?9.gLv U 5 go' Jerry Foster k Barbara McCa1g Row 1 L to R lseatedl Peggy Brabant, Stanley Hlbbard, Jackie Burchard, Gayel Van Fleet, Sara Lee Foster, Row 2 L to R James larlatt, Joyce Sutton, Joan Farrand, Christine Button, Joan MarJat+, Joyce Musto, Row 2 L to R Mrs Bliss, Ronnie House, Jerry Foster, Mrs Lewis Absent pic ture Barb ara McC aig The Junior Class started this year with a bang ln the form of a giant size magazine sale Gayel Van Fleet and Ronald House were chosen as captains of the two teams As a POWBPG for sell ing the largest number of subscriptions, Gayel's team won a spa ghetti supper On October 16th, we held a dance carrying out a Fall and l Soccer decorating theme Our efforts were well rewarded with a good profit During the year we sold candy at some of the ball gamesgmvie shows and skating parties, netting a sizable return from this Early in November we ordered our class rings, and they did arrive, much to our delight, in March. On April 2 and 3 we presented our Junior Play, entitled ---- 'Feudin' Over Yonder,' a hillbilly comedy in three acts, telling the tale of a feud, which started over a simple hunting accident. Rosie Belle Fry fin the person of Sara Lee Foster! insistantupon keeping the feud alive always went around shotting popoffs- whddz caused quite a lot of trouble. Our last moneymaking project was also very successfulgand we feel that as a result of our fun and profits, this year has beena enjoyable me at J. C. S. We are looking forward with great joy to being the Senior Class of 'SIL-SS. 'Q' I t S 71- I ' s- :y Qqbb 4, 05 2' Qc bd e9 J 6 ff' 'os 90 STUDENT coUNc1L - b'1-Q 1 g . '. . QL 'S OPH GN 012 E Q L to R Row 1 Elaine Wade Joanne Alger, Sharon Eichorn, Mary Tlffan Shirley Alleger, Greta Allen, Joyce Ann Olin, Robert Dennis, Row 2 Kstand ingl Donald Allen, William June, Martha Birchard, Harold Drake,David Gamet David Earley, Ronald Shaffer, Mr Lent Absent from picture Gerald Buck SY At our first class meeting of the year, we elected our class officers as follows President Harold Drake SQ ,gig Vice President Joyce Ann Olin XS ,yavfb I-X Secretary Shirley Alleger Treasurer Greta Allen 1, We also selected Bill June as our Student Council Representative,w1th Elaine Wade, as alternate The Sophomore Class enjoyed the first roller skating party of the year at Funcrest Roller Rink in Wellsville Our next activity was initiating dn Freshmen, ending this affair with a party given by the Sophomores We, the Freshmen and Sophomore Classes, later combined and sponsored a very mnces ful dance. We lost one of our classmates, Dave Earley, to the Marine Corps early in February. Best of luck to him! However, with the arrival ofGerald.Buck ley from Corning Northside, we returned to our regular number--15. Numerous other activities have added to the enjoyment of being Sopho - mores: and as this year comes to a close, we are looking forward to a very successfu1Jun1or Year and the ordering of our class rings. Q I 4 liiigr 9 : 1 W aim -irrigate 'AN 117' - ' ,X A S an S nv ' 'Ili . 'ss' A u X 1 ,Vkmwk I A ' ' - .1 I Y 1 ,n - .. 3 ' -3 1 yo - . . .. O , , .... .- O I I X I I I I I I U l I ' - ... .... ,5 s -ft'xf bxk 0 a s a Q a 1 u o X OIIOOIOIOIOQUDOOOQOO ff I I I lXl.5!.l! XXV! I i5 'MAN L to R Row l Gary Leach, John Broughton, Daryl Denn1s,Harley Kelley Larry Button, Howard Heckman, Danny Driscoll,Row 2 Anne Cornell,Eleanor Atherton, Doris McCa1g, Edith Tiffany, Norma Grays , Carol Van Orman, Maxine White, Barbara Leigh Stewart, Sue Paul Row 5 Qstandingj Gordon Joslin, Howard Cornell, Donna Campbell, Patricia Campbell, Jeanettewade Pauline Brownell, Donald Farrand, Darrell Eichorn, Mr Cornell, Mr Lent we started our days in nigh school dressed in hiv boots, burlap dresses, high heeled shoes and pipes After this episode, we breathmda deep sigh of relief knowing that we were fully intiateu into high school by our upper classmen the Sophomores Soon we elected the classmates whom we wished to lead us during the year, they were as follows President Larry Button Vice President Max'ne White we secretary Doris McCa1g M Student Council Represen ta tive Eleanor Atherton Yearbook Aides Anne Cornell Howard Cornell Our first money making project in our new surroundings was the dxw ing of the movie NMargie, which gave us a small profit In early December, we had a class party at the school with Mr Co nell, our class advisor, supervising We had a great deal of fun and ended our evening with some delicious refreshments Sometime later, we joined with our intitlating class to sponsorthe annual Freshman Sophomore Dance tn1s year having a Valentine theme which gave each class a considerable profit Later in the school year, our class once again got together for an other successful party, whlch brought our Freshman activities to an end W gay Soghgggrgggerly looking forward to our next year at J C S as the : -: ' ' - r aefu a u we ' U ' ' ' ' - - ' ' + fi' - V lotion! one 'I ' ,ggi 'f N Treasurer............. ...Patricia Campbell 5 ,, 4 III A Hgw ' wg - N . - o r' EIGHTH GRADE i -ill -1 W ww' kiwi' X 4 IIIYI ,gb 'one t N115 x.4 lil I L to R Row 1 William Allen, Glen Lewis, Harley Acker, James Drake,Row 2 Betty Jo Stfalt, Joan 390315 Joyce Hbsmer, Lille Eichorn, Joyce scnsaeng Dale Payne: Row 3 istanding Mrs Mildred Brotzman, Leon Acker,Lew1s Wood Keith Lew1a,'33yee Crooks, Joseph Bouton, William Graves, Zane House. SEYEWENITH GRAD 'IB pe, L to R Row 1 Allan Welty, Michael O'Brien, Loren Hayes,Jack A1len,Arnold Flint, RMT-2' Janice Learn, Bonnie Brovmell, Bonnie Brabant, CharlotteM.xsto Jean Campbell, Shirley Brownell, Evelyn Leach, Twila O'De11, Lorna Dennis Row 5 Katandingl Lorence Eggleston, Raymond Hawley, Glen House, Lawrence Rhodes, Gerome Learn, Billy Leach, Kurt Gamett, Mr Husted. . N A J fl ' III an , y - 3 'Y I Q Q -- ' ' an 5 'ill A x 5. 4. s. xl mayb ,, 1 9 , - ..4 1 ygix X . V , f 2, 1 , ,kv fe V1 Y I 1 G Q1 W, iff ,, of J XS' ff' Z J: 'Af ' 2 ' . I ,a 5 . .X , 1 1 1 f 4' 5 ' , ,s ,S , 3 ' 2 of - g V I a . I ,eq ggi 5 -Hi ill! + Z-T-'aw - r ,.j-Fla , ,ZEEEW 1'-I-T'-3.1 - 1 5:2 . T Y f wx 'itil fx' ' J xy 'XFX -G U 14 L to R Row l Eddy Swan, Barry Mayo, Walter Brownell Row 2 GaryCbrnell Hugh Eichorn,-Ruth Gamett, Barbara 0'Brien, Donna Irvine, Darlene Marlatt, Betty Margeson, Carolyn Lewis, Larry Van Orman,Jlmmie Butler, Row 3 Kstand ing! Paul Harris, Mrs Mclindes Connie Alger, Sheldon Atherton,GeraldODeD. Dale Schenck, Winston Halbert, sanice Leach, Robert Moore, Hugh Price. FIFTH GRADE 4 wtffl gil iq! + h '26 'ff Fi FV? 3-is fa 'fffli 1 i Lv-'J Ytfftzi L11 t nj FK We 1 5 I ' .ff QI-SWL W x 'S pf 54' ?dW'wg'P'Q Maw- M 4' vw W- L to R Row 1 Robert Leach, Gary Van Orsdale, Leonard Graves, Harold Tiffany,Row 2 Joyce Van Sktver,Char1esIuake, Jean Preston, Steven Wheaton, Leah Jaciioh, Arlene McCaig, Grayce Marlatt, Robert Learn, Carole Brabant, Marjorie Acker, Gary Button, Marilyn Drake, Row 5 fstandingllfvoxmne Whiting, Diann Graves, Brenda Dennis, June Hosmer, Rose Marie Walrath, Glen Earl Bullock, Betty Lou Lewis, Nancy Farrand, Connie Cornell, SandraParkerJwmma Mayo, Mrs Streeter. Q t J' --.- - A- ' 1 1 ,,,:'Q , x ..- D , t. -:L v as f .9 ' n YL ,Z ' Q - , 4 ' 222- L- Q ,, - - ' f, I' ' 7 . , 2ff,'i-1' 'J' ' V' . . gf :lr , ' ff E :'-V' ' fv -. 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N . 1 il O I I I i a.l Nadal .., it L to R Row l Marcia France, John Moore, Christina White, Clayton O'Dell, Cathy Brownell, William Gamett, Carolyn Gamett, Lynn McCa1g, hary1 Prutsman, Marvin Drake, Hbward Zeh, Charlotte Leach, Lanny Calkins, Jimmy Monahan, Ro! 2 Mrs Thompson, George Hoyt, Stanley Hunt, Cheryl Van Sk1ver,R1chardlearn, Susanne Horton, Larry Payne, Lee Graves, David Payne, Jack1eChase, Marjorie Leach, Clifford Hart, Mrs Loper 9' INDEREFIRTEN- 'N ,J X X g 'N L to R Row 1 Lou Etta Stewart, Connie Friends, Bessie H111,Nancy Bouton Marilyn Boucli, Donna Allegar, Beverly Murphy, 3912, Georg Kuchenhilfer, Robert Button, Donald Gunn, Gary Payne, Donald Clark, Connie Pf'1efer,Erry Brutsman, Etta Hill, BQ!-Q, Miss Havens, Charlene Button, Carol Van Skiver, GTCS Johnson, Nanette Eichorn, Barry Cornell, Yvonne Mayo ,fron ff .1 R 35 dvi! N X I X X fa X M ily' a ' 1 l yy 4 AN X 3 I 7' o I I - ,y q 31 4.9 , v Y X f Q When the 1955 soccer season opened, Jasper started the ball rolling with a of the team dropped above photograph game, mon four and for first place to games played fairly large team, but later some members out causing it to become smaller than the During the season, Jasper tied one league lost one, in addition to the playoff game Troupsburg Below are the scores of the Greenwood Greenwood Troupsburg Troupsburg Troupsburg Woodhull Woodhull I ll High scorer for the season was Pete Drake who scored 12 points as left wing and center forward For the first time Steuben County's c League had an All Star Team Russell Price, Morris Schenck, Pete Drake an Paul Wood made the first team while Ronald House, Jackie Burchard and 'Jerry' Foster made the second Coach Hollenbeck's comment on this l955 season indicated that he believed we would have won the league championship had we ended with the large team with which we started As it was, we finished in second place L , . 11121 o o 5 o 4 5 e o 2 5 10 4 4 ' o ' 9 u A N H d ll ll ' I ' u HIV' I 5Il Row 1 L to R Lyle Drake, Russell Price, Phil Morton,Allen E5 Inell, lorrls Schenck, Chester Gayhart, Ronald House,Row 2 L to R James Drake Manager, Jerry Bouton, Jackie Burchard Harold Drake, Bill June, Lloyd Young, Pete Drake, DonaldAlla1 Coach Hollenbeck, Hugh Price llanager Jasper Central's Baseball Team of 1953 batted an even 500 in the win loaf column, winning four games and losing four In league play, however, the team could only manage two wine out of six games The team, as a whole, was fairly strong at the plate, but leak afield The outlook for 1954 is for the better, since the squad lost only three men fe . fx 4 ,E xx x s- lf N ,A AU' . r U I '7l.... . - .L--hf..A4 Jasper Central Varsity Hoopsters won the Steuben County WD' League Championship for the second consecutive year They experi enced another winning basketball season, ending with a 9 league record Other non league victories included wins over Addi son, Campbell and Avoca Russ Price was high scorer for J C S connecting his 205 field goal attempts for an excellent shooting of forty percent Russ added 62 points from the free for a grand total of 224 points in league competition point average He also led the team in both offensive sive rebounds Morris Schenck and Paul column with 102 and 80 points defense intercepting 29 passes was a reliable rebounder and other teams when the going got Jerry Foster, Pete Drake, House saw considerable action on 81 f percentage throw line and a 20 4 and defen Wood followed Russ in the scoring respectively Paul excelled n to lead in that department Morris always an offensive threat to rough I the Ron the Jack Burchard, Chet Gayhart and and often provided the team with spirit and teamwork they needed to win the cup Coach John Hbllenbeck remarked that it was the team work and conscientious effort put forth by everyone connected w11j1the team that made our 1953 54 season the success that it was Greenwood Cohocton Greenwood Troupsburg Prattsburg Bradford Woodhull Troupsburg Playoffs Troupsburg 52 Cohocton They 1 ' - 5 s e e 0 s 0 VIS. se sv 'X 7 59 Woodhull 49 f 42 54 C es 42 45 37 45 32 45 55 '74 62 K 41 42 f f1 : Z., 44 415 .' 34 QWK L to R David Sutton Score Keeper, Bill June, Darrell Eichorn, David Genet Donald Farrand, Harold Drake, Keith Lewis, Lewis Wood, Larry Button, Donald Allen, HowardHeckman James Drake Manager, Coach Hollenbeck Jasper Junior Varsity enjoyed a successful 53 SL season with a H M league record, enabling themto be tied for first place,therewas no play off game The thriller of the season was our 2 O victory over Arkport, which was helped along by Captain Bill June's 20 points Scorers who deserve honorable mention for their efforts are Bill June with a total of 18 and Harold Drake with a 109 figure Our League Record Nas They Greenwood Woodhull Trouosburg Greenwood Woodhull 32 Troupsburg 6' L to P Ruth Foster, Louise Strait, Joyce Ann! Olin. Jovca Musto, Peggy Brabant, Captain Ruth rostex AbS4Ch11s Button wr Gqo 0 N x 9 4 A O6 o Sf 0 9 Q iw o Yu L to R Gayel Van Fleet, Anne Cornell, Joan Marlatt, Maxine White, Captain Gayel Van Fleet Jasper fs 53 Track Quadrangular Track Meet, follows Chet Gayhart 4 XXV -ff wah Team totaled 35 points for a tie in the at which the point distribution was as points for winning the Mile way out 1 tively in the 220 Yard Dash, Ron also picked up three more points front with a 5 minute, 17 5 second time, Pete Drake added three points by lacing second in the Half Mile Race,Bi1l June, kmdrris Schenck and Bucky Brownell, totalled five points for finishing in second, third and fourth place in that order, Ron House and Phil for coming point when gained two After in second in the lOO Yard Dash, Lyle Dxake, he placed iourth in that same event, Morris by placing third in the Broad Jump a little persuaslon, Claire Walrath entered added on e Schenck the High minute en Jump and took third place and l lf2 points This last try proved to oe very helpful in giving our Relay Team tie the Meet by taking first place in their event which was the last of the day Lyle Drake, Phil Horton, Paul Wood and Ronnie House put forth all the stamina they possessed and finished tri umphantly to tie the meet a chancei Greenwood and Jasper both received a trophy for their great efforts The Team practlced many hours in preparation for this Meet and certainly deserved muon credit for winning the event Our girls' team played four games during the '55 '54 seasons the first as hostess to Greenwood and the others on the road at Woodhall, Greenwood and Troupsburg At the close of our short season, we had won two one of the Greenwood games and the one with Woodhall, also the team has lost two one to Troupsburg and tne other to Greenwood We are looking forward to a better and bigger season during '54 '55- If -1, f h f -X5 r V ' 'N ,f :X Kb ll : - f n Morton--six points, as a result of placing first and third respec- 4 Sai First Row L to R Mrs James Brabant, Mrs Howard Heckman, Mrs smer 'ar5eson, Mrs Steven Musto, Miss Dorothy Pavens, Qggggg BQ: L to R Mrs Ralph Lent, Mrs Gordon Wood, Mrs Earl Bliss Mr Perry Cornell, Mr George Johnson, Mr Ralph Lent, Mrs Helen Ingersoll, Mrs Clifford Hunt, Mrs Fred Butler Homeroom Mothers A .si First Row L to R Mrs Dave Mayo, Mrs James Marlatt, Mrs Eldred W IraEH, Mrs Ralph Bullock, Mrs Harold Earley, Mrs Russell Price, Mrs Gerald Payne, Second Row L to R Mrs Edgar House, Mrs Wavne Mayo, Mrs. Luman ScHencE, Mrs. Hazen Dennis, Mrs. Earl Hayes. IFS lllll Our officers for this year are President Mo ris Schenck Vice President Christine Button Secretary Ellen Jaye Hayes Treasurer Gerald Foster The president must be a member of the Senior Class and is elected by the stuc nt body in Nay of cis Junior Year Represen tatives are chosen by each organization and class later in the year Representatives for '53 54 are Seventh Grade, Bonnie Brow nell, Lighth Grade, Joyce Scnenck, Freshman, Eleanor Atherton Sophomore, william June, Junior Gerald Poster, senior, Fllen Jaye Hayes, FHA, Christine Button, FPA Stanley Uvak Iusic, Pauline Mayo, Vearbook, nussell Prlce, Athletic Associat on Paul Wood Ad visor, hr Johnson In December, we sponsored a skating party here at school which because of the many who attended was a larbe success The Council's mayor work this year was concerned with setting up specific rules pertaining to activities held at school ard re vising the present award system to make it more suitable .M--:gg-S 53 facial? NATWNAL muon soclzn' E5 lj This is the tlird year SlHL8 tne fornlng of the Jasper crapter of the National onor society Students are chosen oy the faculty on the 08513 scholarship, leadership, service, and cnaracter T is ln cludes an average of at least 85, which ust oe m8lHt8lH6d to continue members1ip Sopqmores are consiuereu as probatlonary memners the necessary qualtles are stlll maintalned in thelr Jun year they receive lull membersllp Probationary memoers can vote but may not hold office Our faculty advisor is r Johnson PP009t13U9PJ men bers this year are iobert Jennis, Joyce Anne Ol1n,and Braoant, cfristine button, tanley rake, ara hee roster Joan narlatt, Pauline a,o, narbara c alg doyce usto Reoecca Prentice, Russell Jrl e, sayel Man leet, ana hgj Zeh Officers of this year's society are President,hussell Price, Vice President, neoecca rrentice, Gwretarj, stanley urake, and Treaslrer, argaret sraoant .A . E . . ' of ' . n ' - L 1 ' . -.i' . If . . . . . lor , 1 - X.. 0 . P . :J . . ' 1- hlaine Wade. Those having full membership axe: Targaret e T. l 5 U . 5' Y c , ' ., 'e y 1 5 Y Y ,- L UL H c , ,. , ' , ' 14 f- , . 41 . w F . - L , . A ' ' . s . 5 s X K ' ' 5' 'l Q ' f-Nlxx Xfx,3! Qi L 2, 3 1 4' N YEARBODK STAF F - eated L Gayel Van Fleet Peggy Brabant Morris Schenck Russell Price Stanley Drake Barbara McCa1g Standing Miss Braun Mr. Cornell Ruth Foster Jackie Burchard William June Howard Cornell Ann Ccrnell Joyce Ann Olin Like You Hope Your Art Editor Photographer Editor Business Manager Advertising hanager Chief Typist Advisor Advisor Subscription Manager Activities Manager Sophomore Aide Freshman Aida Freshman Aide Sophomore Aide Yearbook! 1951+ THE STAFF Q, r MQ, S sf- li - - RS ' L - R2 Senlor Pla -' FINDERS CREEPERS Hercules Nelson and Wilbur Maxwell are invited to spend a weekend with Hercules' uncle and aunt What the boys d1dn't know was that Uncle Bob had a new job undertaking Theyare terri fied by the very word and are really heading for home when they find out there is a dead man in the place a Mr Jason T Quigley When Wilbur spots Celeste Nelson, Hercules' cousin he changeshis mind about leaving Later, things happen which would send most brave men to flivht Mr Quigley walks around, reads the paper eats breakfast and climbs into bed with Hercules They discover that Mr Quigley really 1sn't dead Someonetriedto do away with him, sohe evolves a plan to trap the guilty party make his family think he was demi show upat his own funeral and point out ihe culprit Afterkrcules meets Nina, Mr Quigley granddaughter,he and Wilbur decide to turn detectives rather than return home They help matters to become worseby tipping off Nina who in turn tells her fam1ly,thatgrand father is 55111 alive Uncle Bob is implicated in the hoax and is mistakenly taken to jail, during which time the boys come face to face with the culprit They finally escape with their necks, but not before one of the wildest finishes ever Row 1 L to R Louise Strait Pauline Mayo Rebecca Prentice Russell Price Ellen Jaye Hayes Richard Dennis Row 2 L to R Stanley Drake Morris Schenck Ruth Foster Paul Wood Chester Gayhart. David Sutton. . Florence Monahan. . . . Lois Ann Zeh. . Celeste Nelson Nina Quivley Madeline Quigley Hercules Nelson Frankie Nelson Wilber Maxwell w Harry Schuster Jason T Quigley Granny Doctor Brown Claude Mr. Nelson Mrs. Nelson Daphne 635444120 ,sl ountry Jongins Junction, where Mrs Starr, proprletress of the StarrHbtel lives is a pretty quiet place The establishment has only two paying guests Lucindy Appleby and Susan urimes Lucindy is looking for her first man,wh1le Susan is looking for her second Ambrose Sneggins, a retired nhorsen doctor, is also a guest most of the time especially at meals So, you see, a reservation by a Mr Roomer caused quite a disturbance primarily between Lucindy and Susan Hy Hawkins, seeing his chance to make some easy money, hires himself out to both of the ngirls' to secure him He needs the money so that he can get married to Sis the general maid at the Hotel Before Roomer arrives, a Mr Roberts comes upon the scene planning buy the hotel He is mistaken for Roomer and the ensuing pursuit by Susan and Lucindy causes Mr Roberts quite a bit of bewilderment Roberts thinks he discovers oil in the water and tries to buy the properw immediately, bribing Sis to be quiet about his find She, however, manages to trick him into paying double his original offer In the meantime, Roomer has arrived and is busily engaged in svindling Susan and Lucindy out of all their money In the end, Roberts and Roomer are both foiled when the water is foundto contain just crankcase oil rather than crude petroleum,and as a final blow Susan Grimes' 36,000 check turns out to be worthless Seated Lois Zeh Mrs Starr Row l Stanley Drake Arthur Roberts Rebecca Prentice Louise Strait April Starr Ellen Jaye Hayes Sis Spooner Florence Monohan Susan Grimes Chester Gayhart Albert Roomer Ruth Foster Lucindy Appleby w Mrs Hollenheck Director Paul Wood Philip West 5 Morris Schenck Ambrose Sneggins Russell Price HY HBWRUIS R Charles Sackett 0 . -- to L R 2 We 7' Ro : . .- R f -.n L X125 f jEA.f CLUE J8sper's Chapter of the Future Farmers of America was very active during 1956 The first event involved the election of Morris Schenck, President, Stanley Drake, Vice President, Jackie Burchard, Secretary James Marlatt, Treasurer, Stanley Hibbard, Reporter, Chester Gayhart , Sentinel Donald Brotzman, '52 55 president of J C S 's Chapter, was elec ted to the Empire surer of New York This year we year, we attended January, 25 of us Farmer Degree and was Association of Future have been a traveling the F F A Convention , with three advisors, also elected secretary and mea Farmers of America group Early in the school at Wellsville, and in late journeyed to the Harrisburg, Pennsywania Farm Show when the National Convention was held at Kansas City, Missouri Richard Dennis and James Narlatt attended as our repre and Home Show at Ithaca, the regional convention a Cobbleslill, and the whole agriculture department attended the annual Judging tour at Arkport, which was presented by the FFA and 4 H Clubs One of the bigger proiects for the year has been the planting of approximately 5,000 new trees in the surrounding countryside In addi tion to this, several of our members have attended leadership training classes at Camp Oswegatchie in the Adirondack Lountains At present , Morris Schenck has a private project working toward his Empire Farmer Degree Best of luck to him! We certainly have enjoyed an active and interesting rear . , . 5 sentatlves. Later in the year we attended a two-and-one-half day Farm if rs df 4 3 fn 4 . 0 3 S ' M. Row 1 L to R Maxine White, Joyce Sutton, Carol Van Orman, Gayel Van Fleet Sara Lee Foster, Joan Narlatt, Florence Monohan, Ellen Jaye Ha1es,Hary Jane Tiffany, Editn Tiffany, Row 2 Joanne ALOSP, Jeannetee Wade, Sh1rleyA1leger, Lois Ann Zeh, Patricia Campbell, Peggy Brabant, Barbara McCaig, Hrs Lewis, Row 3 Louise Strait, Donna Campbcll, Barbara Leigh Stewart, Joan Farrand, Ruth Foster, Sue Paul Absent Christine Button Last June the officers wereelected for 1955 54 as follows Presi dent Ruth Foster, Vice Presldent Pe fy Brabant, Sec etary Shirkw Alleger, Treasurer Joan Marlatt, Song Leader Louise Strait, His torians Sara Lee Foster, Gayel Van Fleet, Reyorter Joyce Sutton , Chapter Mother Hrs Phoebe Paul, Advisor Irs JosephineLevig ing of fourteen ew members into our club Later, seve al girls and our advisor journeyed to the Corning Glass Center for a rally Again in October our girls took to the hirhway amd held installat on cere monies for the Bath Chapter officers at Bath The next monte we made an important purchase a club scrapbook, for whlch the Historianskmye been busy collecting materlal December's projects included acquir ing pen pals from some of the foreign countries January was desig nated as the month for earxing our Junlor Homemaker Devrees On the 12th of March our annual FHA and F A Dance was held and arch 18 saw the FHA at a roller skatlng party Then again in Anril, the FHA and FFA combined and held a banquet Also durlag that time, the Club was busy packing boxes for all the servicemen from tnis comnunity We ended our ha py and successful year with the elect on of offb cers for the l9o4 be year and ,lan to install them at a Mother Daugh ter Buffet Supper in Hay 6 0 no 30 QI. of Cul -. g 9 A 1 1 HA 1 I -T - . --. K: - n - ' - - QL 1 I1 ,. ' I Q - If n ' 0 When September rolled around, we began the year with the hntiab - h O , L ! A l - . I . . . . . . U . . C H . l l , m 3 V- A o 1 . . . W 7 ' e F - Y AA vi ' , - - I H A .V O BAND Row l center around L to R Anne Cornell, Carole Brabant, Doris McCa1g B ert Dennis, Eleanor Atherton, Gayel Van Fleet, Joan Marlatt, Row 2 Le Bonnie Brabant, Lorna Dennis, Row 2,R Barbara Lee Stewart, Darlene latt, Lorence Eggleston, Row 3 L to R Janet Leach, Ruth Gamet, Billy Leach, Joyce Musto, Loren Hayes, Sheldon Atherton, Arnold Flint, Josepn Bouton, Chester Gayhart, Peggy Brabant, Hrs Bliss, Jimmy ButlerJhnemmie Walrath, Carol Van Orman MUSIC DEPARTMENT 'Without a song, the day would never end, Without a song, the road would never bend, When things go wrong, a man aln't got a friend, Without a songln And so with voices ringing, the Girls Chorus started another school year singing and preparingfor its muslcal programs The first event came in December when a Candlelight Vesper Ser vice was presented by both the Band and Chorus When the month of February came around, the girls were veryhappy to learn that the boys had chosen to join their ranks In the weeks that followed, plans grew bigger and better for the Spring Con cert Finally on a lovely night in May, the big moment arrived Overcoming stage fright, each made his debut on the 'Hit Parade ' While the choruses were busy filling the air with music, w e turned to another group--'Strike Up the Bandl' 'There'll Be A Hot Time in the Old Town, Hail, Hail, the Gangs All Beret' and such were heard when the band made its first appearance of the year ------ playing at the basketball games. Assembly programs came next, and then that long awaited event-- the Spring Concert. Climax of the year came with the Memorial Day Parade, at which time many of the group were seen parading for the first time. All in all, it has been a 'musical' year--one which we feel has been both happy and successful. Q IQ K .... W-XM ffm!! ,nge QNX 5 - f 4589- ,,,' Q : ,J z I asf- vzQC'lmfuw L to R Row l Maxine White, Joyce Sutton, Carol Van Orman, Rebecca Prentice Sara Lee Foster, Joan Marlatt, Florence Monahan, Ellen Hayes, Mary Tiffany , Edith Tiffany, Row 2 Mrs Bliss, Greta Allen, Gayel Van Fleet,Lo1s Ann Zeh, Pauline M8y0, Norma Graves, Joanne Alger, Jeanette Wade, Joyce Ann Olin Row 5 Louise Stralt, Donna Campbell, Sue Paul, Barbara Leigh Stewart, Ruth Kam? 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