Manchester High School - Green Light Yearbook (Manchester, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1945 volume:

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HE Old World of prejudice, hate and greed is slowly des- troying itselt We in America and at Manchester are pre- paring for a new World ot peace, love and equality . . a glorious World in which the genius of science will produce no end of new discoveries and inventions . . a world in which the common man will have both time and opportunity to pursue the finer arts ot culture. Our contribution to that World of tomorrow is the man of tomorrow . . todays Manchesterian. vv ,U 'L I W1 hs' - ESQ-'f!', 1 ...- .... - I wh. , , .vf?27--I milf ., . f ' lm :.if'J::-15:3-3311. ' .H I3 --Q. ' 114 f '..-u- , - ' min: ..q. -M ' - ' 2' -- M. .- 227 :2i!l2-lie.: Tif1C!ZfQ?-'f7T'..TT::if 't:::-N? E ' Hn' Q v-..-.i . 12 J. :gf ...-.,.. 3' 1 15 I ,TY - n II kk- Steven Chunco, Ir. Iczrnes Allen Cottrell Francis Repsher F 5 , r...,r,,, . Wi ,X If A Wm s L, gy . Floyd Douglas Kyte rt! Iohn I oseph Pettrone WE, the Senior Class of l91l5, deem it proper to pay tribute to those who so gallantly died in the service of their country. So, to Francis Repsher, Floyd Kyte, Iames Cottrell, Steven Chunco and Iohn Pettrone, We dedicate the Green Light of l945. IN MEMORIAM . . . Steven Chunco, Ir. . . Entered February, 1943 Died Iuly 3,1 1944 Iames Allen Cottrell . . Entered Mdy 30, 1943 Died August 3, 1944 Iohn Ioseph Pettrone . . Entered September 7, 1943 Died Mczrch 18, 1945 Floyd Douglas Kyte . . Entered August 12, 1941 Died April 11, 1944 Francis Repsher . . Entered September 23, 1942 Died Iune 6, 1943 I x Charles W. Spcmgle To the Class of 1945 . . AS you, Seniors, leave I-Iigh School, remember that your education is never ended, that when you arrive at the day called Graduation, it stands for a new beginning, not an ending of your education, that life will hold for you success and happiness in the measure in which you have developed it today. CHARLES W. SPANGLE YEARBOOK ADVISORS Miss Diana THE Senior Class Wishes to express its thanks to Miss Diana and Miss Zibella for the great work they have done in making the yearbook a success. Although this is Miss Diana's first year With us, she has shown great interest in the Work she has done for the school. Miss Zibella, from previous experience, has done an excellent job in guiding and managing I the finances of the yearbook. Miss Zibella FACULTY... Row l-Mr. Howard, Miss Strong, Mrs. Hatton, Miss Augustine, Miss Diana Miss Dayton, Miss Zibella Row 2-Miss Rogers, Mrs. O'Dell, Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Galbraith, Miss Mertz Mr. Spangle, Miss Gardner, Mr. Kaufman, Miss Shelly WHEN We start reminiscing ot those by-gone days, And our memory is muddled, and We're more or less amazed Because we find the knowledge that We've attained today Traces back to our teachers with their understanding ways. They taught us how to read and to add, And, when We couldn't pass, we all felt very sad, But teacher would just pass it by and cheer us up a bit, And tell us We could do better it We wiould put our minds to it. Because of all their thoughtiulness and never ending aid, We want to continue on and be for what We're made, And when We reach our goal in life . . the desire of our heart We'll Wander back to those days when our teachers gave us our start Bird's Eye View of Our High School Faculty TEACHERS are scarce, to that you will agree, And our faculty makes up quite a variety. Take, for instance, Miss Gardner, who lives a life of ease, Her favorite saying is, Be quiet, PLEASE. Our science teacher is Mrs. O'Dell, She usually arrives ten minutes after the bell. Miss Augustine is our teacher of homemaking, She helps us with our cooking and baking. Whenever you hear laughter and song, Miss Zibella will undoubtedly be in the throng. The newest member of the staff is Mrs. Hatton, She sure knows her business in English and Latin. When it comes to advice, Miss Diana is a peach, She is always so willing and, oh, can she teach. Mr. Howard directs our Chorus and Band, They will soon be famous throughout the land. Former Miss Roberts, our teacher of math, Is now Mrs. Allen, since that man crossed her path. And last but not least, is All-star Kaufman, He sits all day either writin' or talkin'. Now all kidding aside, our faculty rates Above the highest in any State. So, let's give a cheer for their work every day, With a great big HIP, HIP, and a HURRAY. f61'fQl T i ---J, fix? -W , ' ...aj I , f 4- Q ...-il A----if in U ll lf Q X f llll gli ana--4 ew X lt, , or Senior Class Officers . . Alfred Volpe ,,s,.s..s. ,s.,.v,,,,, P resident Alice fericho ,ss,s. ..sssss V ice-president Eunice Bromley .. .....s ...s.,..... S ecretary Berton Halderman ,,AA,sAA Treasurer Miss Zibella, acting as advisor to the Sen- 1 iors, has very capably guided them through their last year. Her help is greatly appreciat- ed by all members of the Senior Class of '45. THE Senior Class, led by its officers and assisted by its class advisor, has had many functions during the last year in school. As the time for graduation draws nearer and nearer, our memories start drifting back to our twelve years spent in Manchester High School. Our teachers, classmates and friends all drift through our memories. To all the Senior boys wtho will be serving their country soon after graduation, the entire Class Wishes them good luck, God speed, and a sate return. 1 1 w Louise Angeline Full of pep, vigor and vim, Lou is very ambitious and always so prim. Press Club 1 2 4, French Club 1 2, Chorus 1 2, Library Club 2 3, Commercial Club 4. Eunice Bromley Bright eyes, shy smile, I-Iere's a girl worth her while. Press Club 4, Commercial Club 1 2 3, Library Club 1 2, Hon- or Roll 3, Girls' Intramurals 4. Sergio Ciczrdi Codgie is tall, dark and handsome. With those qualifications he has no reason to be lone- some. Basketball 2 3 4, Baseball 2 3 4, Soccer 2, Chorus 1 2 3, Art Club 3, Science Club 2 3. Dorothy Deyo Dorothy is quiet, not hur- riedly rusheclg Her various aims are not eas- ily crushed. Commercial Club 4, Press Club 4, Honor Roll 3. Earl Fairchild Pearl GCITHSGY In English hers good, inter- Neat and sweet characterizes mediate the smartest. Pearl, . I H His future plans are to be an And her hair 1S always in the artist. latest curl. Band 1 2 3 4, Chorus 4, press Press Club 4, Commercial Club Club 4, Art Club 3, Science 4, Honor Roll 3, Intramurals Club 2 3, Asst. Manager of 4- Basketball 3, Manager 4. N Catherine Moses The artist of the class is Kate. It's not her fault when she's always late. Library Club 1 2 3, French Club 1 2 3, Art Club 3, Press Club 3 4, Chorus 1 3. Berton Hctldermcrn Gus is the filibuster of the class, For Walter Winchell, the sec- ond, he can easily pass. Science Club 2 3, Press Club 4 Eileen Henry Trying to do something hard or new? Just ask Eileen . . she'll see it through. Chorus 1, Library Club 1 2, Commercial Club 1 2 3, Hon- or Roll 3, Press Club 4, Girls' Intramurals. Helen Hill The bell just rang, and our class has begun, Then in comes Helen on the run. Chorus 1 2 3, Honor Roll 3 4, Library Club 1 2 3, French Club 2 3, Press Club 4, Com- mercial Club 4. Alice I ericho Very studious and in her studies she excells. You will always find her read- ing between five-minute bells. Honor Roll 3 4, Commercial Club 3 4, Press Club 4, Girls' Intramurals 4. Dorothy O'Donne1l Youlll fmd 'tDot working in Hawkes', the town's best bakers. We're sure she will make one of the best homernakers. Press Club 3 4, Library Club 1 2 3, Commercial Club 2 3 4, Chorus 2 3, Girls' Intramurals 1 2 3 4. Robert Ross Whose jalopy is it that sits outside? Come on, Bob, give us just one ride. Dorothy Ryan To that certain sailor her heart is yearning, And till he returns, she'll keep the home fires burn- mg. Library Club 1 2 3, Girls' In- tramurals 1 2 3 4, Commercial Club 1 4, Press Club 3 4, Chor- us 2 3, Cheerleaders 3 4. Alfred Volpe Butch is known for being wise, And always heard saying, Let's go, you guys!', Press Club 4, Library Club 1, Basketball 3 4, Baseball 3. Iosephine Zomari To be a secretary is Jose- phine's desire. We know she'll succeed with that disposition we all ad- mire. Library Club 1 2 3, Band 1 2, Commercial Club 1 2 3 4, Press Club 3 4, Girls' Intramurals 1 2 3 4. Louis Sementelli Louie's the lad who is always so thrifty, But in those sport clothes he is really nifty. Basketball 3 4, Baseball 3 4, Treasurer of Class 1, Presi- dent of Class 2. Seniors - To - Be . . . 0 Sitting: C. Corino, M. Zomari, L. Liberati, P. Ternisky, M. Cianfoni, B. Dailey, J. Bagshaw, J. Pappert. 0 Standing: J. Hayden, D. Vienna, M. Weaver, R. Howland, W. Weaver, C. Potter, Mrs. Hatton, J. McShea, J. Galbraith, J. Crowell, E. Ross, J. Vienna. THE Iunior Class this year is composed of twenty-one members, with their advisor, Miss Diana. This has been a very successful year under the leadership of our officers: Richard Howland, President, Ianet Galbraith, Vice-president, lane Crowell, Secretary, and Edward Ross, treasurer. The activities throughout the year have been a Vic dance, Christmas dance and a birthday party, given for Mrs. Hatton. The last event was our Iunior Prom. Many were present and all who attended had an enjoy- able time. Mafalda Cianioni Katherine Corino Richard Howland lane Crowell ...,.......... ..... Audrey Eagley ,,,,,,,, ,,,,, Betty Dailey ....t.,,.... ..... Edward Ross ............,. ..... Ianet Galbraith .. lohn Hayden ,tttt Donald Vienna ,,,,oo,.,,, .,.... Leta Liberty ......,.t,. lean Pappert ..o..,..,t,,.. ..... Iune Bagshaw ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, William Weaver lane McShea ,o,,oo,,rr.... .,,... Mike Weaver ........ lack Vienna ....o..,..,....,.,,,r. ...,,. Margaret Zomari Charles Potter .....,..... ..,... Who's Who in the junior Class Nicknames Muffy 'lDick ....... n - n Bootsie ,,tttt ...,... u Iudge ..., ,,.... . . u Eddie ...A .,... , . Ian ,itiii, . Doc ,,ii, Smouse Lee Pep .tt...tiii ....,. . . u luny ....... vw,.,... Bill ii,i, Mac ,i,i, Mikey Iackie Maggie Charlie n u u time ...... f 'fffffff loe ......,.,,.., ..wv.., Famous Sayings Got a letter from a sailor. O, O. More homework. Let me take your pen. Are you kidding? ls the teacher here? I wish Ken was home. Always got your big mouth open. Don't be quaint. l-ley, got to peddle milk. Where's Miss America? Oh, leave me alone. l-ley, Augie, got something to tell you Dot, Wait for me. W hacha going to do tonight? My Work is all done. Got a pack of cigarettes for me? Wowie, look at Miss America. Did you do your Latin? Teacher ...... The . SOPHOMORES . . . 0 Sitting: N. Hawkes, I. Raeman, D. Vanderwall, J. Vanderwall, N. Nelson, I-I. Pierce 0 Standing: D. Huffman, C. Burke, G. Hawes, Miss Diana, M. Dawes, J. Digaloma, J. Geise, M. Hessney, R. Galbraith, D. Halderman, F. Vanderwall, L. Hessney The Sophomore Class we proudly toast, With Mr. Spangle as our host. We come from places near and tar, But Manchester is our guiding star. We start the day oft with a bang As oft to class We go in a gang. Some to algebra, some to lab, And we all say, It's a Whole lot ot gabf' All our ambitions are aimed to the time When Well be Seniors, with everything fine. Nothing will stop us . . not even Heaven, 'Cause were the Class of '47, The. FRESHMEN. .. I First Row: J. McNally, E. Corriddi, K. Ross, M. Grievson, Miss Augustine, B. Hawes, J. Quick, N. Garno , 0 Second Row: L. Vienna, L. Smith, D. Hawkes, B. Vanderwall, M. Hayden, J. Pierce, M. Twenty-five, S. Misleany 0 Third Row: S. Cerovolo, J. Weaver, D. Dailey, R. Crowell, F. Cerovolo, G. Schultz, M. Boardman, R. DeGroote, H. Ross, M. Pettrone THE Class ot '48, with Mr. Kaufman as advisor, has completed its first year ot high school. Kenneth Ross was given the responsibility of leading the Class, with Dorothy Hawkes as his assistant. Gladys Schultz took care ot the Class minutes and Samuel Cerovolo kept the financial matters in order. Under their leadership, the Class has successfully made the transition from junior high to senior high. The. Eighth Grade . . . 0 First Row: G. Ciardi, N. Herman, W. Hyde, Miss Mertz, D. Wylie, B. Burke, P. An- geline 0 Second Row: A. Ricci, D. Reubens, R. Ryan, C. Sawran, N. Cianfoni, M. Diazio, E. Procko, R. Boisvert The . Seventh Grade . . . H 0 First Row: A. O'Donnel1, A. Leone, P. Cianfoni, M. Cain, A. Quick, A. Liberati, E Ross, B. Ryan 0 Second Row: R. Warner, C. Loury, B. Worden, R. Bologna, Miss Mertz, F. Ricci C. Fabiana, M. Hildebrand, E. Governor 0 Third Row: E. Worden, F. Webster, G. Smith, M. Hyde, R. Goodman, P. Hudson, D. Jarjoura, R. Pierce, H. Fish The . Sixth Grade . . . 0 First Row: B. Toney, J. DelGotto, S. Governor, A. Pappert, A. Lush, G. Mumby 0 Second Row: B. Boisvert, L. Hayden, P. Angeline, G. Jarjoura, E. Vanderwall, W Warner, B. Hessney 0 Third Row: G. Robinson, H. Robinson, J. Weaver, J. Schlecht, W. Hessney, G. Potter, M. Vangelisti, J. Bromley. A. Corriddi, F. Englehart The. Fifth Grade. . . 0 First Row: C. Misleany, V. Bromley, J. Twenty-Five, Mrs. Galbraith, J. Angelo, N. Hayden, J. Worden 0 Second Row: lVI. Issa, N. Wylie, M. VanBenthuysen, C. O,Donnell, H. Diazio, P. Loury, E. Huling, A. Cerovolo The . Fourth Grade . . . 0 First Row: F. DeVelder, P. Vanderwall, P. Dell, L. Boisvert, O. Huober, R. Record, P. Vanderwall, T. Cerovolo, O. Lush 0 Second Row: M. Geise, N. Vienna, G. Weaver, Miss Dayton, P. Herman, C. Angelo, D. Geise 0 Third Row: I. Hessney, R. Pettrone, J. Hessney, S. Hyde, J. Cianfoni, N. Pierce, G. Pappert, J. Hudson, F. Huling, E. Diazio, J. Hessney The. Third Grade . . . 0 First Row: R. Geise, I. Liberati, R. Toney, R. Digaloma, C. Volpe, E. Vanderwall, S. Corino, J. Ross 0 Second Row: A. Hurlburt, L. Angeline, M. Hudson, S. Vienna, Miss Shelly, P. Ryan L. Leone, S. Manion, GQ Hall 0 Third Row: V. Pierce, B. D'Arduini, V. DelGotto, R. Raeman, D. O'Dell, J. Philley T. Nicholson, N. Hessney, V. Ross, L. Lush The. Second Grade . . . 0 First Row: M. Pappert, M. Manion, B. Wylie, A. Vanderwall, D. Harris 0 Second Row: H. Governor, J. McNally, V. Sanders, Miss Rogers, L. Richardson J. Hessney, D. Lush 0 Third Row: E. Hessney, J. Boardman, A. Liberati, M. Mumby, M. Worden, D. Deyo A. Zaleski, R. Herman The . First Grade . . . 0 First Row: A. Diazio, C. Groat, B. Courtwright, W. D'Arduini 0 Second Row: J. Howard, A. Cianfoni, C. Rogoza, Miss Strong, M. Groat, B. Wood 0 Third Row: J. Smith, J. Hayden, Y. Rice, R. Richardson, E. Herendeen, B. Howard, S. Proctor, N. Middlebrook i WWI Z , ,ffffff '. '.1'.'.- '--- Extra-Currzcular ACflUlfl2S QQ f dgffffff f h bk X ffl M! km 11d di d hfhh h IT Adi dk 4' ,.----- me fgwmm f mf fW f ,E -Si Z2 Y XQ X! 1. X 2? , :L U, X A W J - ffiffmk qwwp M W J Gy if fl , 4 i The. CHORUS . .. 0 First Row: G. Schultz, J. McShea, M. Boardman, F. Cerovolo, J. Crowell, Mr. How- arcl, C Corino, J. Bagshaw, M. Cianfoni, B. Dailey 0 Second Row: C. Sawran, I. Raeman, K. Ross, H. Fish, B. Vanderwall, J. Digaloma, R. Boisvert, A. Ricci, M. Diazio, L. Smith 0 Third Row: E. Fairchild, S. Cerovolo, J. Geise, J. Galbraith, R. Crowell, A. Harloff, D. Vanderwall, M. Grievson, R. Bologna, R. Galbraith, F. Vanderwall The.BAND . .. 0 First Row: W. Warnein, F. Ricci, L. Hayden 0 Second Row: J. Schlecht, J. Bagshaw, J. Galbraith, M. Grievson, A, Harloff, M Boardman 0 Third Row: E. Governor, R. Boisvert, B. Dailey, W. Hyde, J. Crowell, R. Ross, P Loury, K. Ross, H. Fish, G. Robinson O Fourth Row: J. Twenty-five, R. Bologna, E. Fairchild, S. Cerovolo, C. Potter, N. Nel- son, R. Galbraith, D. Dailey, Mr. Howard WE ARE BACKING THE ATTACK FOR 0UR Boys OVER THERE Miss Dayton Dorothy O'Donnell Helen Hill Eileen Henry Tl-HS year our bond and stamp sales have been higher than previous years. A record is kept of all sales so that We know the exact amount each pupil has purchased and the total for each homeroom. The-'two grades which have purchased the greatest amount ot bonds and stamps are the Second and Ninth Grades. At the present time the total sales for the entire school are about 53,500 Because ot the very splendid cooperation of both students and faculty, it has been possible for us to sponsor two jeeps. Our school is now eligible for a special citation from the Treasury Department. Such a record shows that Manchester is backing the attack. HOMEMAKING . . . T YPIN G Wit Our thanks to Miss Au- gustine tor teaching us how to be better home- makers. 0 Our motto is, Practice makes perfect. LIBRARY Here is the room Where you will always find. books on subjects of any kind. STUDY HALL . . . Where you go to study and leave with a feeling your time was Well spent. MECHANICAL DRAWING. . . I I CHEMISTRY We were organized to bring out our artistic abil- ities. Where We strive to be- come future scientists. PRESS CLUB. . . 0 First Row: E. Henry, E. Bromley, P. Garnsey, D. Deyo, H. Hill, D. O'Don.nell, L. Angeline 0 Second Row: A. Jericho, J. Vienna, A. Volpe, C. Moses, R. Ross, E. Fairchild, B. Halderman, J. Zomari, Miss Diana THE purpose of the Press Club is to put out a successful yearbook. Un- der the guidance of the Yearbook Staff, every member has worked hard to make it a success. lts value increases as the years go by, for it will be leafed through many times. The book will recall the friends and exper- iences of school days. y COMMERCIAL CLUB . . . O Sitting: E. Henry, E. Bromley, P. Garnsey, A. Jericho, D. Deyo, M. Twenty-five, H. Hill, J. Vienna, L. Angeline 0 Standing: G. Schultz, L. Smith, B. Vanderwall, S. Misleany, A. Volpe, E. Fairchild, C. Moses, D. Ryan, R. Ross, D. O'Donnell, J. Digaloma, J. Zomara, B. Halder- man, Miss Zibella THE Commercial Club has selected the following officers for the school year: Helen Hill, President, Dorothy Ryan, Vice-president, Betty Vander- Wall, Treasurer, and Gladys Schultz, Secretary. One of our first activities this year was the publication of the school paper, the first issue in three years. Its success was due to the hard Work- ing members of the Club. The main job of the members is to sell the yearbook, each member acting as a salernan for the school. Under Miss Zibella's direction, everyone did his part and enjoyed the activities during the year. Our Good Friend Mr. Wylie WHO keeps the campus grounds neat and attractive? Who keeps the boiler going in the Winter? Who keeps the school building clean? Of course, it is our school custodian, Mr. Wylie, who has been with us for the past two years. He can be seen as early as six-thirty in the morning, Walking down the street, ready to begin his day's Work. Every class has reason to thank Mr. Wylie for his assistance at their class functions. We hope that Charlie will continue to be with us for many years. IN the World of tomorrow there can be no Wars. Although the desire of man cannot be suppressed, it can be given a healthy outlet. The field of sports must be substituted for the battlefield. The athletic program at Manchester offers usan opportunity to build sportsmanship and health through friendly competition. VARSITY BASKETBALL . . . A. Volpe, M. Weaver, L. Sementelli, R. Ross, J. Vienna Mr Kaufman E Ross E. Fairchild, S. Ciardi Clifton Springs 24 Naples A 24 Iefferson .,..., A AAAAl4 Shortsville A 9 Gorham AA A, 21 Rushville A A ..,... AAAAAA34 Victor ,,.,,o.A. A A A 28 East Bloomfield AA 23 Clifton Springs Phelps A AA A A Naples ...oo, A .,....,,.. Phelps AA DeSales ...... AA A Rushville A A A A Victor A t,ii A Gorham A 19 23 12 22 Shortsville AA AA,AAl7 40 36 25 23 East Bloomfield A28 Quarter Final . . lnterlaken AA AAAA AA AAAA 34 Red Creek A 32 Semi Final . . Whitesville AAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA 2 3 Manchester Manchester Manchester Manchester Manchester Manchester Manchester Manchester Manchester Manchester Manchester Manchester Manchester Manchester, Manchester. Manchester Manchester Manchester, Manchester Manchester Manchester Junior Varsity Basketball Mr. Kaufman, G. Hawes, W. Weaver, M. Pettrone, S. Cerovolo J. Geise, L. Hessney, D. Vienna, R. DeGrote, D. Dailey Clifton Springs ,,,, Naples ........... ,,..,...... ........ Shortsvllle ...,..,...,..,.... ..... 6 Gorham , ., ,....,,,.. .19 Rushville ...,. ,,,.. ...,.,..,,,.., 2 U Victor . ,,.,.... .,.,,.............,,,.,,. l 6 East Bloomfield .,.,,,,. 15 Clifton Springs .,,.,,., 9 Naples .... ,..... .....,,.. s s ...l3 Shortsville ,..., .............,... 2 O Phelps Gorham s ..,,,, ..... ,,,,,,, ..,,,, 2 3 Rushville .....................,,,., Victor .,..........,........,....... .,.... Phelps i, ......,, , , East Bloomfield i..,..r DeSales ..,..,.,...........,...,...., Manchester .... ,s Manchester Manchester Manchester Manchester Manchester ..., ...,,,..,, Manchester Manchester Manchester Manchester Manchester Manchester Manchester Manchester ....,...... ,.,,,, Manchester., .. ..,...,. Manchester ,.,..,..,..,..... Manchester ...,...... .,... 9 1 W 'A Cheerleaders . . . GIRLS' .BASEBALL . . ' ' T-E-A-M YeahTeam T-E-A-M YeahTeam T-E-A-M YeahTeam Team - Team - Team A I BASEBALL . . . 0 Kneeling: J. Vienna, E. Ross, D. Vienna 0 Standing: S Ciardi, W. Weaver, J. Geise, M. Weaver, G. Hawes, A. Volpe, L. Hess- ney, L. Sementelli FOOTBALL . . . L Wpijk o First Row: L. Hessney, G. Hawes, A. Volpe, R. Howland 0 Second Row: J. Vienna, M. Weaver, L. Sementelli, E. Ross MUSIER STUDIOS C. C. Q PHOTOGRAPHER 44 for by The . . . GREEN LIGHT 27 CLINTON AVENUE. NORTH nocmssrzn, N. Y. BEST WISHES . . EMPIRE STATE f PICKLIN G COMPANY rom :-MANUFACTURERS or-: J. M. STODDARD Sz SONS Silver Floss SAUERKRAUT :-Phone 7-I-: . . SHORTSVILLE - - SHORTSVII-I-E Congratulations to the Class of '-451 R. B. CROWELL COAL : PRODUCE . . MANCHESTER Call at PEARSALL'S For... SWEATERS 0 SKIRTS 0 DRESSES :-Style Without Extravagance Phone 263 . . PALMYRA CONGRATULATIONS . . . RUBERY Hardware PALMYRA : NEW YORK BEST w1sHEsL. . KARL LEBRECHT MEN'S CLOTHING : : DRY GOODS . . Palmyra, New York COMPLIMENTS or . . . ' FINN Auto Supply SPORT GOODS 0 AUTO ACCESSORIES ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES . . Palmyra, New York BEST WISHES . . DYKEMA'S DRY GOODS STORE NOTIONS : HOSIERY : UNDERWEAR Men's, Boys' and Women's Wear STATIONERY : TOILETRIES . . Palmyra, New York COMPLIMENTS OF . . . CADY 62 BURNS . :-Phone 10-M-: 208 Main Street PALMYRA CONGRATULATIONS . . . Class of 1945 CU LF GAS STATION Arnold Howland, Proprietor Corner Main and State Sts. Manchester CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1945 . . . A REXALL DRUG STORE :-FOUNTAIN SERVICE-: Main Street MANCHESTER F. H. MCELWEE FUNERAL DIRECTOR Home of . . QUALITY FURNITURE Phone 562 211 South Main Street CANANDAIGUA Ready-to-Wear : Dry Goods . . CANANDAIGUA J. C. PENNEY CO. Department Store Where the Nation Shops and . . Saves South Main Street Canandaigua RED JACKET TELEPHONE CO. ' LOCAL and LONG DISTANCE SERVICE SHORTSVILLE : MANCHESTER DE GRAFF'S . . BOOKS: STATIONERY : GIFTS WOMEN'S APPAREL- 68 'Main St. S. Phone 607 Canandaigua FRANK GRABNER'S :-SHOE HOSPITAL-: Invisible Half-Soles a Specialty South Main Street CANANDAIGUA SHENKMAN'S The Store for Commencement Needs SUITS - SPORT COATS - SLACKS SLACK SETS - SHIRTS - HOSE South Main Street CANANDAIGUA CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1945 . . . For Your . FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES Come to the . MARKET BASKET Iohn Geise, Manager MANCHESTER BEST VVISHES . . F. LYNN GILLIGAN Men's Furnishings Main Street SHORTSVILLE BEST WISHES . . HAWKES BROS.' Bakery Main Street MANCHESTER BEST WISHES . . LEON H. COOLEY Meats and Groceries Phone 209-I MANCHESTER MRS. J. TWENTY-F IVE FRESH FRUITS : VEGETABLES COLD CUTS Phone 245 MANCHESTER GEORGE D. MCGURK CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH SALES and SERVICE :-Guaranteed Used Cars-: Phone 69-I SHORTSVILLE PAUL GERSBACH LUBRICATION' IS OUR SPECIALTY Phone 85 Palmyra Street SHORTSVILLE DAVIDSON Sz SON Shoes :-PHOENIX Hos1EEY-: South Main Street CANANDAIGUA Best Wishes :-CLASS or 1945-: Mrs. Florence Nelson Main Street MANCHESTER SEELEY says . . Let Us Teach Your Dollars More Cents! CLOTHES - HATS - FURNISHINGS The Store of a Thousand Pairs of Pants! 59 South Main Street CANANDAIGUA COMPLIMENTS or . . . JOHNSON Furniture Store Phone 239-M 181 South Main Street Canandaigua RELIABLE SCHOOL SUPPLIES . . . HUTTON'S The . . Corner Book Store fAt the Railroadj 28 South Main Street Canandaigua Best Wishes S T A R Dry Cleaners . . CANANDAIGUA ALICE R. FARRELL BEST WISHES . . JOHN ROSE SERVICE STATION Main Street MANCHESTER CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1945 . . :-FOR BETTER PHQTOGRAPHY-: COSS PHOTOS Corner Main and Bristol Streets Phone 702-W Canandaigua Best Wishes! CLASS or 1945 . . BAND BOX CLEANERS 65 South Main Street Canandaigua BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1945 . . PREASA MOTTELO FRUITS - VEGETABLES MEATS - CANNED Eoons Phone 234 MANCHESTER COMPLIMENTS OF . . . DRESSES: COATS : GLOVES LINGERIE : HOSIERY Candy Kitghen 42 Main Street, South Canandaigua Main Street PALMYRA CONGRATULATIONS and . . SINCERE BEST WISHES Grievson Sz Schlecht GIFT HEADQUARTERS FOR GRADUATES WATCHES - IEWELRY Fine Diamonds - China - Crystal Dairy A ' Jeweler and Sil if-mibh . .MANCHESTER Jgmylgag ---- - mms G. M. KENNEDY Sz SON YOUR A STORE A FUNERAL DIRECTORS JQHNSON gl BENNETT FURNITURE : ELECTRIC REI-'RIGERATION Main Street Phone 236-I Manchester Bristol Street CANANDAIGUA BEST WISHES . . OUR PRODUCTS 0 YOUR SERVANTS L' A' Canandaigua District General Merchandise Rochester Gas Sz Electric Main sneer MANCHESTER A WAR INDUSTRY JULIUS LIBERAT I MEATS - GROCERIES VEGETABLES Phone 251 78 South Main Street MANCHESTER WAYNE Cut Rate Drugs . . DRUGS - SUNDRIES - COSMETICS Phone 614 South Main Street CANANDAIGUA BEST O' LUCK, SENIORS! Grand Bag Sz Paper Company H. Arthur Gilman, Manager . . SHORTSVILLE CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! From . . . BARRY'S NEWS STAND South Main Street CANANDAIGUA BEST WISHES OF . . . BEN FRANKLIN STORES PALMYRA - soDUs COMPLIMENTS OF . . HAROLD L. PEACH Jeweler . . CANANDAIGUA COMPLIMENTS OF . . . ELLIS M. WELD FUNERAL DIRECTORS FURNITURE RADIOS HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES . . CLIFTON SPRINGS DORIS SIEGWALT LEHIGH VALLEY RESTAURANT :-Serves the Best of Food-: . . MANCHESTER MOON COAL COMPANY EXCLUSIVE DEALERS in Lehigh Valley Coal Phones . . . Manchester : 230 Shortsville : 4 COMPLIMENTS OF . . . PATTON'Sv RESTAURANT Water Street SHORTSVILLE BEST WISHES . . CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1945 . . . MICHAEL DELIZIA Barber Shop . .MANCHESTER L. G. BALFOUR CO. CLASS RINGS - PINS PERSONAL CARDS - INVITATIONS Attleboro. Massachusetts COMPLIMENTS OF . . . MANCHESTER The L. W. SINGER Co. CO. 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