Mayfield High School - Sacandagan Yearbook (Mayfield, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1955 volume:

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Many thanks are due Mr. Smithers and the faculty for all of their co-operation. We would like to express our appreciation to our coach, Mr. John Boshart and our athletic teams for their accomplishments. Our basketball team for '53-'5h, battled their way to the sectionals in Saratoga, but lost the first night. That is the best any Mayfield basketball team has done yet. Our baseball team was undefeated in league play which is the first time that any team has ac- complished that feat. Our present basketball team, as we end our Yearbook for '55, is undefeated having won 13 straight games. We have high hopes for you, boys, so keep on driving!! In the 1956 edition of the Yearbook there will be a wider coverage of the spring events that have normally been omitted. Examples of this areg the graduation of the present Senior Class, the Senior Ball and an other highlights of the spring. Remember to get your order in for next year's Yearbook to get the complete results and to have a lasting memory of MGS. 7.fa,.....-V V . aan- :2. 2 AS we were completing our Yearbook, we were deeply saddened by the loss of one of the prominent citizens of Mayfield, Mr. Kenneth Davison. He was employed at one time as a custodian and until his last illness, as a bus driver for M.C.S. He was a friend to all of us, a strong supporter of the school and often connected with various community activities. We sincerely sympathize with all those bereaved by his passing. The Staff and Advisor Hi-Lights of 1955 , Table of Contents.......... ....Z Dedication and Gratitude... ....3 Adminstration and Facu1ty........6 Office and Custodians...... ... Seniors ........... ... ..... ... A1'L1IIl1'1iN0t8S ..... ...en our Ath1etics....... --- Activities....... --- Advertisements..... --- .8 10 26 Classes ....... ---28 L2 h8 51 'And So Farewe11'.... ...BL 'Mr Shaw Dedzbaizbn We, the Class of 1955, dedicate our yearbook to our friend and advis- or, Mr. Robert Shaw in appreciation of his co-operation in helping us a- chieve our goals. Through his guid- ance our yearbook and Senior Trip have been made possible and our other ac- tivities a success. We therefore take this opportunity to express our grati- tude. Mr, Deuluciba Mr. McDonald 4 4 GRA'l'I'I'l.lDE p We, of the Class of 1955, are grate- ful to Mr. DeLucia, and Mr. McDonald. Both were our faithful friends and ready to advise us at all times. Each showed a personal interest in each one of us, and were always ready to lend us a help- ing hand. To both we say, WThanks a Millionln 3 ffyffvy'-Qwffffflf fair-if Ceaw of X755 Q,-,F-X Wfffw fQ0g27QK,CAM4e, WWW 1?-W' WA Goob Luck fo Class of 955 THBYFIGLD GLGVE CQ mc me g lelb D Y N O O f , . . 1 , I B lx A 9 PRI IP L mms SmZ'lLb67fS In ajbreciation of your kind assistance and friendly cooperation at all times. The Senior Class Board of Educalion Seated: H. Fairbanks, G. Olson, H. Brown, F. De Golyer, A. Miles. Standing: W. Moore, J. Paris, E. Delaney, J. Smithers. 6 First Row: Second Row: Third ROW: Fourth Row: if N Q Q by I , Mrs. F. Williams Mr. C. Shaad Miss J. Strauss Mr. J. Smithers Mrs. S. Sirovica Mr. J. Boshart Mrs. V. Vallieu Mrs. R. Seeley Miss L. Nichols Miss I. Asquith Mrs. H. Seward Mrs A. Thomas Mrs K. Cook Miss P. Kane Miss D. Callahan Mrs. G. Billion Mr. K. Smith Mrs. E. Mortimer Miss C. Corcoran Mrs. E. Sommella Miss M. Stewart Mrs. E. Bogart Mrs. F, Banker Miss W. Nuber Mr. E. Kibler Mr. R. Eschler Mr. J. Stebbins M . S. DeLucia Mr. R. Shaw Mr. K. Wright mi Do Muaella 4 U L r Industrial Arts First Grade llllllllllllllllllillilivQ7LurSe Principal E VW Kindergarten it O!! f Education Coachg Physical Second Grade X If 5 ff Fourth Grade I Librarian Music-Vocal Third Grade Mathematics Fifth Grade Third Grade Home Economics First Grade 1 Commerce- Eleventh Grade Advisor . AA!,,- E?-- ' M 4 5ElFu' Q 2 1 L 2 a., W fi ff Eli NW x 2 fi 1 yu I , M Second Grade A F Sixth Grade ig Physical Education43irls 'fsf H Second Grade ffl get Fourth Grade qpsg 4 First Grade X f ii gi- Kindergarten ' Us gg Eighth Grade 1 ' Seventh Gradeg Asst. Coach :- A S- Englishg Ninth Grade Advisor Scienceg Eleventh Grade Advisor History, Frenchg Twelfth Grade Advisor Englishg Tenth Grade Advisor History, Instrumental Musicg Dance Band 7 CWM? 4, xx I V .4 I f'f I I ,I M y Eu ii I w wf I Q K A I ' Q 2 I V I B Q. V fp - l I y V 1 if M Gs' 'A ., 5 4 X2 I l . lil I Seated: S. Martin, H. Fisher, G. Blowers, MR. SMITHERS, ADVISOR, J. Jennings, n J. Montanye, H. Van Allen Standigg: G. Oathout, F. Crosley, D. Musgrave, M. Fisher, D. Frederick, 6 S. Abel, N. Ulrich, M. Gifford, W. Parham .!. 53 3 cs Q - S f Wax gl Wu TI Jhmkwl Cbunwf IT! 8 Hart Williams Daviso 0 Thmp R S lri ANITURS 1 vig? 1,22 S FX uf-Q25 x-:Sak WE HOLD these truths to be self- evident, that all men are created equal. ' THOMAS JEFFERSON 4 RR 'Ehf X E ICR 10 1 . G 1 LORETTA TREVETT Secretary Senior Playg Choir 2,3,143 Student Ass't 2,3,143 Oper- etta 2,143 Field Day 23 Spring Concert 2,3,143 Intramurals ls Washington Club. THE LUCKY WIN PRIZES, THE Q WORKERS GAIN REWARDS A 44 no F sg, ,1j32fi!!f,ff'E3, 1 gg' 1 JOAN WARNER EDITOR -IN- CHIEF Senior Plays Newspaper 23 Drum Maj- or 143 Ass't Editor 33 Editor 143 Bowb ling 23 Student Ass't 143 Twirling 1, 2,33 Field Day 1,2- Intramurals 33 Competition 1,2, 3,143 Washington Club 3. IT IS NOT WHAT YOU ARE, BUT IT IS WHAT YOU CAN DO. MZ-- J LUCIAN GILBEIT QGUSJ SECRETARY Senior P1ay3 Class Pres. 2,3,1L3 Student Council Vice Pres. 33 Band 3-:2s3:1-13 Choir 19213:-145 Operetta 2,143 NYSSMA 193,113 Field Day l,2,33 Baseball 1,2, 3,143 Basketball 1,2,3,143 Soccer 2,3,143 Spring Concert l,2,3,143 County Festival l,2,3,143 Dance Band 3,143 Boy's Glee Club 3,143 Washington Club Pres.3. UWORK WORTH DOING IS WORTH DOING WELL. CN EDWARD BUSECK ADVERTISING MANAGER Senior Plays Band 1,2,3,14 Choir 1,2,3,143 Operetta 2,143 Field Day 143 Base- ball 143 Basketball 1,2,143 Soccer 2,3,143 Spring Con- cert 1,2,3,143 Intramurals 3, County Festival 2,3,143 Boys Glee Club 3,143 Dance Band 3, Washington Club 3 UWINDING UP DAYS WITH E' 5 . Q G . 0 x A SLEEP AND NIGHTS WITH TOIL. . pa 7 ? I: ? K AUDREY ZEH CAUD1 BUSINESS MANAGER Senior P13573 Student Ass't 3,143Ba.nd 1,253,143 Choir l,2,3,143 Operetta 2, 143 ompetition. 3,143 Field Day 1,2,33 Spring Concert 1,2,3,11j Intramurals l,2,33 Bowling 23 County Festival 1, 2 ,3,143 Washington Club, NYSSMA 14. fAx g ALL'S WELL THAT ENDS WELL. 1' K 1 HARRIET VAN ALLEN' fTOOTS1 ACTIVITIES EDITOR Senior Plays Student Ass't 13 Washington Club3 Treas. 33 Student Council 3,143 Athletic Treas. 1-L3 Field Day 2,3,1-L3 Intramurals 1, Bowling 23B8.1'1d 3,143 Cheerleading 2,3,14. A MERRY HEART NAICETH A CHEER- FUL COUNTENANCEJ' 46115321 3 V 4 A S 574. i I ff xx Efzqqmgax 3 an 3 I A .39 N x .mx ll' i mm ltfx . XXXX NW A R ff I y ' RUTH AESCH CRUTHIED Yearbookg Senior Plays Band l,2, 3,ls3 Choir l,2,3,h3 Operetta 2,33 NYSSMA 3: SI-'ring Concert 1,2,3,u3 Competition 33 Intramurals 13 County Festival 3,143 Class Sec't 33 Washington Club. I CAN RESIST ANYTHINGBUT TEMP- TATION. GEORGE ASHTON SILENCE IS THE SIGN OF DEEP THOUGHT. I 0-0 U DONA BIDWERS Yearbook 3 Senior ton Club 3. THE ONLY WAY TO IS 'IU BE ONE. HAVE A FRIEND ex 3 f DONALD BIOWERS CD.B.J YS8.1'bOOkj Senior Plays Newspaper 2, 33 Student Ass't 3,143 Treas. of Class 23 Washington Club 3. Playg washing- 'no 'Lo omms, AS THEY oo TO You. 'ffz'1i?fzfifffl?' it Gai, -nf22H3Ifi if 2 51 :sms 533,53 ., RX 2 x x 2 i ii ' A 12 '- 5 is 'af 'f' 532' 'iii:fi+fsS55ffS: 352225 .i J?-If .s.!- as 2 2f5fi,fj:?if?'ffF..f'3 2' 3g:ffi3.,.-miss -. af.a1:?:.'!5wz3,3g:2i:asf, 5Q f55?'2??f?f f fwsgif if ??i'?f,f,ai X 133,36 ,, ,gif ,gm .-15? 1. 3 ,:3?,s-mm rem f:',,f5e3...r- X-3-.3 Nm' Qsgfgfgfh' we f .tffgmflsf .f,,s:s:5t.f:ssfS ' .now - . 5,3539 U Sift- fsgggflff ,ri-M--3 - w S SM 3' m . ' if: ff: no fe'-. , pf sa -2'7 g 5-fm, M' is we 3,1 'ii if DAVID BECKER KBECKD Yearbookg Senior Pla.y3 Class ireas. 23 Band 1,2,3,h3Ehoir l,2,3,h3 Operetta 2,143 om- petition 33 Baseball 1,2,3,l43 Basketball l,.2,3,h3 Soccer 2,3,h3 Spring Concert l,2,3, M3 County Festival l,2,3,h3 Dance Band 3g Boys Glee Club 3,113 Washington Club 3. MAN IS .A HUNTER: WOMEN IS HIS GME. ll GORDON BIDWERS Yearbool-:3 Senior Playg Class Pres. 13 Student Council Pres. hs Choir 13 Basketball 13 In- tramurals l,2,h3 Washington Club 3. 'I AGREE WITH NO MA.N'S OPINIONQ CCY? A' ' V I HAVE SOME OF MY OWN. gf a ,NC Q K f 24-2-9 10? 5? A . n P A Q GERALD BROWER CGRAMPD Yearbookg Senior Playg Newspaper 33 Band l,2,33 Washington Club 3. JACK OF ALL TRADES, MASTER OF NONE. ff' , 'ai' 1 3 xA is E X 1 . , 1 JOHN BUCKINGHAM CSIR JOHN, Yearbookg Senior Play-3 Student Council 13 Choir 1,23 Operetta 1,23 Basketball hs Football 2,33 Intramurals l,2,33 Bowling 2,33 Track 1. WEE DOES NOT LOVE WINE, WOMEN, AND SONG, REMAINS A FOOL HIS WHOLE LIFE IONG. ' 1 HARRY BUYCE KGENERALQ Y98.I'bOOk3 Senior Plays News- paper 3,h3 Student P-ss't M3 Class Pres. 33 Washington Club. MAN CAN CONQUER ALL, BUT Ms WOMEN. ,AW C, - A f Ili get-rpm: 0 LELAND ESCHLR CCI-ETD Student Ass't 2 3 Student Council 13 Band l,2,33 Choir l,2,33 Oper- etta 23 Basketball 13 Spring Con- HELEN FISHER CHETCHIEJ cert 1,2,33 County Festival l,2,33 Yearbook3 Senior Playg Newspaper hs U A ,W 52 y X X Dance Band 33 Intramurals 23 Boys Class Tx-eas.l,3,h3 Student Council Glee Club 33 Washington Club 3. saa'a hs Band 1,2,35 C heir 1 2,3,h3 RENE GIGNAC QGIGJ HE BEARS A CHARMED LIFE. Operetta 2,113 Competition 3,55 NYSS Year-bookg Senior Plays Field xlfff MA. 3: Field Day 3,115 Spring Concert Day 3,L,3 Baseball ng Basket- 4P Q l,2,3,h3 Intramurals l,2,l43 Intra- ball 1,2,3,I-33 Soccer 145 In. 'f, ,,, - murals l,2,h3 Counw Festival 3,113 1,1-amm-als LL, ' THERE IS A REASON FOR EVERYTHING FOR DAYS AND IDOK AT IT, BUT WE HAVE 'NT FOUND ONE FOR THIS fi If.-g' , 'S A ,f: ,f , w-Z Washington Club 3. H1 LIKE womcg I coum SIT if -an if 12: ef IQ YET. 13 In , 'P MARLEI-IE GIFTORD Yea.rbook5 Senior Pla.y5 Newspaper 3,113 Student Assistant 1,2,1,5 Class Sec't 145 Student Council 3,145 Choir l,2,3,145 Operetta 2,145 Competition 35 Field Day 35 Spring Concert l,2,3,145 Intramurals 1,25 County Festival 2,3,1-L3 Sec't of Washington Club 3, Band 1,2,3,1+. USUCCESS IS DETERMINED BY WILL- INGNESS TO WORK, LEANE HOLLENBECK , Yearbook5 Senior P1ay5 Newspaper 145 Student Ass't 15 Band .55 Choir l,2,3,145 Operetta 2,145 Field Day 1,25Spz-ing Concert l,2,3,145 Cheer leading 2,35 Bowling 25 County Festival 1,2 ,3,145 Washington Club IN SCHOOL SI-1E'S QUIETg BUT OUT- SIDE WE'RE NOT SO SURE. CHERYL GRAY Yearbook5 Senior Play5 Newspaper 145 Student Ass't 35 Twirling 3,145 Competition 2,3,145 Field Day 2,3, 3, NORMAN HAYES KLUKEJ Senior Play. MY GENIUS IS THE FRUIT OF OTHER MEN 'S LAHJRJ' hr 2 Spring Concert 35 Intramurals 1,25 X f Washington WHEN IN DO Club 3. UBT DON 'T. A-.44 fC ,bk QS A gln4'i1f' f ' f AN 5 C., 1 Q- A hx tg' if EDWARD KUCEL ll 'HAINAYS READY. VIRGINIA JOHNSON CGINNYD Yearbookg Senior Playg Newspaper ft 3 H, 3,145 Class Officer 1,25 Student 'WF Council 1,25 Field Day 2,3,145 V ,az Intramurals 1,25 Washington T 5 Club. - - ,g 'vwoax LIKE Iou AIM TO LIVE Fon- 1 EVER5' LIVE LIKE Ion AIM 'Io DIE 4 'i I Iomaaowy 4 Ib RALPH PMCINI KNUZD Yea.rbook3 Senior Plays News- paper 33 Pres. of Class 23 Vice Pres, of Student Council 33 Sec't of Athletic Assoc. 33 Choir 33 Field Day 1,233,143 Baseball 1,23 3,143 Basketball 1,233,143 Soccer 1,2,3,u3 All Star Team 3. HARD WORK IS THE KEY TO SUCCESS. 925 .,.'. .Z is 1-.4 2 f e Eva vvl 7' -A WILLIAM PARMENTER KTOAD1 Ye8I'bOOk3 Senior Playg Student Ass't 33 Vice Pres. of Class 143 Treas. of Student Council 3- Choir 2,3,n3 operetza 2,h3 50m- petition 3, NYSSMA 33 Soccer 133 Spring Concert 2,3,143 County Festival 2,3,143 Boys Glee Club 3,143 Vice Pres. of Washington Club 3, NEVER LET YOUR STUDIES INTER- FERE WITH YOUR EDUCATION. N 01' ' 7 BARBARA MAXCN QBARBIED Yearbookg Senior Play3 Band l,2, 3,113 Choir l,2,3,143 Operetta 2s Competition 33 Spring Concert 1, 2,3,1.s3 County Festival 33 Cheer- leading 1.13 Intramurals 13 Bowl- ing 23 Washington Club 3. SHE FACES THE WORLD WITH A NON- CHALANT AIR, WITH NEVER A WORRY NEVER A CARE. . i F -gs is Q, g5sis:!5v5efV4 , lb l5,flll4 ,J ,1!3giswasae x I ii . JOHN PERRY CHARMD Y68I'bO0kg Senior Plays Sec't of Class 23 Choir l,2,3,143 Operetta 143 Baseball 2,3,1.13 Basketball 2,3, 143 Soccer 2,3,1.13 Spring Concert 1, 2,331.13 County Festival l,3,143 Eoys Glee Club 3,113 Washington lub 3. IT'S BETTER TO RUST OUT THAN WEAR OUT. 15 K 1 S I V f MAXINE MORTIMER WHCKEYQ Yearbook3 Senior Play3News- paper 143 Band l,2,3,143ChofLr 1,2,3,u3 operetta 2,u3 NYS- SMA 143 Spring Concert l,2, 3,143 Intramurals 23 Bowl- ing 23 County Festival 32, 3,143 Washington Club3 Lom- petition 3. WBLESSINGS PAVE THE PATH OF DUTY. JOAN FERSCH QJOJ Yea.rbook3 Senior Plays Twir- ling 2,33 Cheerleading 13. HAVE FUN IN LIFE3 YOU LIVE ONLY ONCE. gl 6'0- N! X 'ex - , 7 .Y NW so f X M 27:5 J EAN SMULLEN EVONNE SWEET CVONNIEJ YSSTIJOOKQ Senior Playg News- paper 3.h: Field Day 2,3s Intramurals 2,33 Washington Yearbookg Senior Play-3 Newspaper 2, Club. 35 Twirling 2, 33 Twirling Capt. ug As mmm: AS THE DAY IS LONG PATRICIA SLEEZER CPATQ Choir 33 Competition 2,3,h3 Spring ' Yearbook3 Senior Plays Newspaper Concert 33 Cheerleader 23 Intramur- 3 ll: Band 13 CY105-I' 15 Field DSU' 3,743 als 1,23 Bowling 23 County Festival 4 Kg Intramurals 2, 3,113 Washington Club. 33 Washington Club 3. THE DIFFICULTY IN LIFE IS THE BETTER TO BE SHORT AND REACH UP, ' 5 CHOICE. THAN TO BE TALL AND STOOP DOWN. Q5 X . 'N ff - - 1 9 2' 2 1 f N ' ' . I p Nfl' , I 'BL 4' x xx 37 GAIL TOMLINSON Yearbookg Senior Playg Student Ass't 3,243 Washington Club 3. IF AT FIRST YOU DON'T SUCCEED Tm, TRY AGAIN. fr .K ,Q C- ea.. IDIS VALLIEU Yearbookg Senior Plays Newspaper 243 Sutdent Ass't 33 Field Day 3,133 In- tramurals 2, 3,743 Washington Club. NONE OF US ARE PERFECT, BUT THE WORST OF IT IS, NDST F US ARE IM- MARION WALKER Yearbookg Senior Play3 Neus- paper 3,143 Vice Pres. of Class 23 Field Day 2,3,h3 Cheerlead.. ing 3,h3 Intramurals l,2,33 Bowling 23 Washington Club. HE WHO IS NOT JEAIDUS IS NO IN VE V T . '11 I . PossIBLE. 'Q A 1 M ' ' ' ' , 1. , - I p W. '?'?li5Fl1f.fu '- ' J ? 5 ' Y fd 16 ' 1 3 lax GERALD NEMPLE fBOMEl 'W is Zii- f ,,,i1:i,i.fli1..:ElA 1,,,.,:, E1:,:1 n JOHN FRITZEN CFRITZD NANCY HIVELY CSCPHIED Senior Playg Student Council lg 4 ' Yearbookg Senior Playg Treas. of News- Basketball 1,23 Soccer' l,2,3,h3 paper L15 Choir' lj, Washington Club 3. Baseball l,2,5 Washington Club 3. HALF-PII-IT OF FROLIC, FUMES A LOT, EUT THOUGH HE SEEMS QUIET, ISN'T NEVER REALLY WORRIESJ' ALL THE WHTLE . Yearbookg Senior Playg Intra- murals 35 County Festival U3 V.P, Of Class 23 Band l,2,3, hy Choir l,2,3,h3 Operetta 2, hp Baseball l,2,hg Basketball 1,2,h3 Soccer l,2,h5 Spring Concert 1 2 3 h' Boy's Glee Club 3J1f'4555i53g?2Q,.C1E? 21- ant will ahh Erzitantrnl. mmm NAME 0FGOD:AMEN My , . , .ofthe -L I. . MLM 0 ...... ..--,--, in the County of. ... , A and State -. ....-.-.---., being of sound and disposing' mind and memiry, do make, publish and declar this our-last will gggh Upgfgmpnt in manner following, that is to say : To the members of the faculty, we leave our sincere thanks for their endless patience, encouragement, and understanding during our many pleasant, fun-filled days at school. To our Parents, we bequeath our deep gratitude and appreciation for their wonderful care, devotion and guidance which made our goal possible. To the Board of Education, we leave our gratitude for the time and effort they spent in making our stay here at M. C. S. a very happy and educational one. I, Ruth Aesch, will to Mona Brownell all my extra men. f ' I, George Ashton, will to Milton Bruce my ability to operate a lathe. I, David Becker, will to Bradley Baldwin my ability to make-out, ff I, Dona Blowers, will to my brother Dean my good behavior. A ,lub 1' I, Donald Blowers, will to George Kadle my shop ability. iff I, Gordon Blowers, will to Gary Smullen my history marks. I, Gerald Brower, will to Norman Hayes my mechanical ability. QM I, John Buckingham, will to Mr. Stebbins my weird sense of humor. 5:5- I, Edward Buseck, will to Russ Goodemote my tremendous strength. Q I, Harry Buyce, will my car to Beverly Perry. A' I, Helen Fisher, will to Bucky Baldwin my chubby sister, Mavis. N I 3 I, Marlene Gifford, will to my sister Kaye my marks in business-law. ,, X , I, Rene C-ignac, will to Babe Baldwin my brains in school work. I, Lucian Gilbert, will to Cookie Langr all future happiness. I, Cheryl Gray, will to Mavis Fisher one saddle and bridle to hang in her corral. I, Norman Hayes, will to Alfred Miller my mechanical ability. i ,A I, Nancy Hively, will to Harriett Van Allen my ability to drive. I, Leane Hollenbeck, will to Mr. Shaw my artistic ability. I, Virginia Johnson, will to my sister Carol all my good times in high school. xl! I, Edward Kucel, will to M. C. S. all my scrap gum. I, Ralph Mancini, will to Jimmy Wilkins my ability in sports. u I, Barbara Maxon, will to my sister Drip my cheerleading ability. new I, Maxine Mortimer, will to B. J. Parry my drum sticks. I, William Parmenter, will to Nort Montanye my singing ability. 4 l I, Jack Perry, will to Bryant Kuhn my height. I, Joan Persch, will to Curly, a Toni Permanent. :L-ii 7 It 18 ' H ,g ,W fa' 1 wwf, 'fin I .. .9 7 V GQ?-Q90 eeameaeemmae W 3 Q, .L ,, :':::::::F5s : W . 1 .vi va 5 5?fQ'fF-'wif gi Qkgfgw 5 w e? A has A -X 1, ge 'iw.Qg s.WiV? , , ,,fL, C. 126 571 ,, if ? i 1 ,V 3 1, ,m5Mmgb he we X Y??Gordon Q , SENIOR WILL CONTINUED I, Patricia Sleezer, will to Alfred Miller my nose. I, Jean Smullen, will to Janet Montanye my ability to babysit. I, Evonne Sweet, will to the senior girls a trip to Texas. I, Gail Tomlinson, will to Marlene Stoddard my French marks. I, Loretta Trevett, will to Marilyn Becker my love of old Mayfield Central. I, Lois Vallieu, will to Miss Calahan one quiet Home Ec. Class without a sermon. I, Harriett Van Allen, will to Lois Vallieu one good sermon. I, Marion Walker, will to Room 201 one new door with a zioper. I, Joan Warner, will to Charlie my ability to play cards. I, Jerry wemple, will to Warren Baldwin my car. I, Audrey Zeh, will to Mr. De Lucia one good deodorant for the Chem. Lab. I, Lee Eschler, will to the next senior class, my supply of jello. 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U-IA, O Q , 1 Awo THEN Irxrro Gun CL-A55 PICNIC. o 51 , 'Ei 5 ' i x Q1 Y 1 1 1 1 1 ow' 1 1 - f 1 0 X :Ei I P1496 4 705 V ,K ,P . 11EW1gREE1mg SENIURSZ 111131 Boy-FRIEND 11 ,Z D f , 11 1 1 , ,Y A E 1 I J 1 I 11 2 JM SENEZOR TRIP AND FINALLY!! ' 0 O 'H 'A V .J-is , . X if 5 . ' K i f 1, L f , yu. .gg qi V . I -- , 1-.T L-f5gN:m: ' 1geT' M ff' 'K ' . V ' ggw w ' - FI Q .A .Q ' iw ff ' 0 3 S! -ji' 'FF' f gf' f' 'M ,,f- , , V ' 'va -1 113' f li? J ' 4 in A -F M-Aw G R'L ..6 .,,., , , . .. g3 1iE M L -'ff wt 1 -0 , V V Y ,. M-- K A . . ' .ff 1 '- nw'-.. my 4 , my .Ev - , 1 . Wg 1, , V. A PWA , . . 1 , , ' ffifsgif sm- ' ' 1.5m W - fy Tl' ff, 2 : 23 2h 9 f' ,' CK D Qy l ' ----' First Row: W. Parmenter, J. Warner P. Sleezer, H. Fisher, MR. SHAW, ADVISOR, E. Buaeck, L. Trevett, A. Zeh, L. Gilbert. I ' Second Row: J. Smullen, B. Maxon, H. VanAllen, M. Gifford, R. Aesch, L. I-Iollenbeck, D. Blowers, fag. L. VaIIieu, D. Blowers, R. Mancini. V A Third Row: N. Hayes, J. Wemple, G. Blowers, G. Brower, V. Johnson, E. Sweet, N. I-lively, M. Walker, M. Mortimer, C. Grey, G. Tomlinson, J. Perry, H. Buyce, D. Becker. '?- 'A Q 2 S - f f 7 b l S N Q 2 K xy Car Oo Q ta , ' :Qlhuv J X AR Mfg V4 S I l I A NN 4 ' Q X X 1: s fex Q I. x 7 I :IM idx' 1 , ' . C SPHPCI 4 13, - -I if W rf A Q First Rows M. Maynard, L. Hollenbeck, N. I-lively, TREAS., M. Fisher, ASST. EDITOR, C' Q J. Warner, EDITOR, B. Marshall, ASST. EDITOR, K. Gifford, L. Vallieu. 0 Second Row: J. Montanye, J. Argotsinger, J. Perry, E. Wheaton, S. Hess, M. Gifford, A' D. Sweet, E. Sweet, V. Johnson, C. Grey, M. Walker, MR. SMITH, ADVISOR. J Third Row: G. Leach, H. Fisher, M. Mortimer, G. Kadle, H. Hime, J. Phillips.. ' n y, ff . Q 5 Panther News 1 ' 'iw 'ails 3 Q - 1 25 he E. -were 5 39 u m U 1 f e fsauggm 6 3' , ,..,w ' ' Q51 .M ' 13:1 iff E is K Ei f , ,U 22553 r i fe wifi? ma? ., We gr f e . ,e gg lk .wax Garry Barney Maurice Bartlett Audrey Bennett John DeGolyer Veryl Ellithorpe Susan Gilbert Nanlea Hollenbeck Douglas King Marygene Montanye xii Edwin Niles Donald Patch Meredith Scott Ruth Ulrich Susan Van Buren Lorraine Whitman Marlin Wilson Gerald Yost Myrna Ballweber Charles Bennett Sally Brink Elizabeth Brownell Dorothea Clarkson Shirley Coon Ellen Davison Gwyneth Doble Donald Fisher Mary Jane Gray Patricia Greene Gary Jones Pauline Marcellus Leola McCune Phyllis Morgan Ruth Murray Joseph Scrima Robert Scrima Larry Washburn E . : My ,. 53 55 erny M 1953 Q, U.. S. Air Force Quality Dairy is General Electric , .., 5 :4:- DeGolyer's Lumber Co. Ellithorpe's Market f- we-awe ,.., L. - y :Et .1 5:91. . .,,.- C ' '1'1wi.,: ,Si - Albany State Teachers College ! Syracuse University A ec Working at Econo-Mart li. General Electric y - T Cobleskill Institute 1 is ' Biz 5 Clarkson Tech if L'li' 5 If Oneonta State Teachers College if Secretary at Crescendoe Gloves Inc., Johnstown . Buffalo State Teachers College Vz.: Q Cobleskill Institute --- ii i' U. S. Air Force Kingsboro Service Station ' .- ' ' ,.. 1 , Albany State Teachers College Wilkins Glove Co, t Albany State Teachers College ,feng-,':. Nurses Training at Nathan Littauer 2 1,1 U. S. Air Force Austin's Beautician School Nurses Training at Nathan Littauer ' ggyy Oneonta State Teachers College Kline's Service Station i'sfi J idk 2 1 Grandoe Gloves Inc. P Merchants National Bank and Trust Company L egg Central City Business Institute .,V-k Central City Business Institute Bookkeeper at Dey Bros., Syracuse Geneseo State Teachers College H At HOIIIB l 'l Wanakena Rangers School U' S' my At Home 26 f ,Q ,se rii, as-as S , ,f -f . .,. he -U, ,S I C 5 g,,,l,,e 4 r 3?- r X ,, if vik i- 'fn .. 'I is X24 W re X gg W 1 , exam, f H we :QE 2 N s.. .. fi F ,L., , , A ff' E20 f wamgiifbg, H s A J ew K, if SQQLQ w img ,K W S an 1 ,H S ,d f , 4 2 fm, 4 lf V982 l E H+: Q Arlene Steele xx . J S zgff ' 42? M., ,,.. . X :L dQgie:f53QgwQigL Md ,A :gl 5 'S Ef f.. !fiJ5?vYi' i'1:1 f ' W ' I:-S:..'1'fi ::: n : :sg Ufaf fi.. , up -sei I xr: 'fs,g,, : M? , :,.r::4 -,, . Ts. ' . . --:fi -: 5- -V A-Xi 1, -21 -'w:.n:: '51 H., . ,,,. ,E H .,.:EK,., 0 0 ffw2wwww 5 K' W5 Q' 'I 4 5 4 Ai fl X Q 2' H 5 :JN - it H S N we me .,.,, 4 515 55 ff K 4 ,... ,, A ff rg. , 3 , s 72-if + 5 3 . 'WHwWwWI,iF' QF EEE ,. ASA .V l ' . --Ewa: 1 X Betty Smlth Estglle -1- ALJ. va. .Lu u 4.Nv......-... .....---- ---V U CB, ef HUMAN FELICITY is produced not so much by great pieces of good fortune that seldom happen, as by little advantages that occur every day. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN S First Row: R. Palmateer, D. M. Maynard, N. Ulrich. fd hifi fm M 9' Jarret L. Jennings President C2 2 461 523-igqnlp 8 70053: 4.9 Tyrell, J. Ballweber, J. Montanye, J. Jennings, N. Williams, B. McClelland, Second Row: M . DELUCIA, W. Hurd, B. Wilson, K. Glynn, S. Cranker, N. Brower, D. Fredrick, K. Gifford, J, Phillips, S. Hess, S. Coons, J. Wilcox, M . SMITH. i U Third Row: G. Kadle, R. Lyons, J. Halloran, E. Miller, W. Baldwin, W. Wilson, H. Hime, T. Meiller, L. Getman. O sy, QNNQO I' , IMS Ffh I I Janetlee Montanye Treasurer ' Molly Ann Williams Q9 it u n I 0 Secretary ,lf Sil'7' ' S s Q- 5,1- I a S S l Howard Hime Vice President 395Qilig5 J First Row Seated: S. Coons, D. Smith, J. Montanye, E. Hiller, J. Jennings, P. Rossman, N. Ulrich, B. Mc Clelland, J. Rumrill, B. Snell. Second Row Standing: FRS. LUTF, N. VanNostrand, E. Hollenbeck, N. Brower, R. Fisher, J. Rallweber, K. Fredericks, S. Colby, B. Wilson, R. Palmateer, R. Wilson, M. Hollenbeck. Third Row: H. Himes, J. Reaman, R. Wilson, M. Van Der Essen, K. Gifford, G. Phillips, R. Brown, D. Terrill, S. Hess, R. Lyono. Fourth Row: A. Miller, J. Hollern, T. Meiller, W. Wilson, A. Terill, R. Stahl, H. Garter, G. Kadle. T. Ostrander, G. Oliver. 29 First Row: R. C-ray, P. Skinner, M. Moore, D. Musgrave, S. Hollenbeck, J. Wilkins, P. Boblin, W. Perham, J. Bennen, M. Ballweber, E. Holleran, L. Cronnin. Second Row: W. Wilson, G. Fassett, F. Cadonet, J. Fairbanks, B. McGregor, M. Vomaska, P. Wager, B. Clark, R. Ricci, G. Ardizzone, R. Briggs, R. Getman, M. Smith, MR. STEBBINS. 7 E Third Rows R. Kadle, R. Mittler, B. Dutcher, S. McGregor, J. Chase., B. Lathrop, S. Craig, ' P. I-lively, C. Brooks, S. Riska, P. Gibson, M. Gifford. V Fourth Row: A. Woodcock, H. Stoddard, N. Montanye, D. Briggs, R. Wilder, P. Close, R. Roy, NV D. Darline, D. Austin, F. Paul, A. Niles, D. Voight, D. Courts. - f if 9 ff 1 4 Q ik 5 lufl g .K ,., X if .9 Q First Row: T. Conneway, D. Sweet, M. Fisher, J. Argotsinger, J. Perry, M. Brownell, M. Becker, G. Oathout, E. Wheaton, D. Hallorfan. Second Row: P. Scrima, G. Whitman, L. Edwards, B. Krutz, J. Shafer, J. Edel, A. Ward, G. Leach, K. Dutcher, B. Kuhn, G. Smullen, B. Lander, MR. WRIGHT. Third Row: K. Hickok, O. Cole, G. Lodine, L. Miller, G. Hughes, S. Quillen, M. Stoddard, K. Bruce, M. Bruce, D. Brand. . Fourth Row: R. Snow, R. Bronk, K. Scott, O. Lane, M. Hollenbeck, B. Baldwin, B. Gifford, K. Wilson N. Brower, B. Marshall. 30 fb yi A A if pi ? , , s W I CHEMISTRY CLASS ' XM ' 54 .. . 3 -'bf H '? X15 . -.21 Wm 6,3 A . ,' QI Q: STUDY HALL S is I 5 fi? M STLDY HALL NIAJORETTES ALGEBRA CL 33 First Row: S. Steele, D. FuJ.ler, E. Fisher, V. Perham, R. Boduch, M. Booth, D. Walter, E. Knott, l P Ballweber, J. Smithers. Second Row: MISS CORCORAN, D. Brownell, R. Perry, E. Miller, V. Vallieu, D. Richardson, J. Phillips, N. Marcellus, P. Loveless, B. Whitman, N. Proctor, -G. Hess, D. Whitehouse, P. Warner, G. Wilcox. Third Row: E. Baird, G. Scrima, R. Palmateer, D. Hathaway, G. Goodemote, W. Gifford, J. Greenfield, 3. Vavruick, J. Zayicek, C. Tyrell, J. Wilson. 'NA' -K U L - 2' Q f- Q' 53 re- K4 '71 fe X X f .V 5 in . .U -' f if X WW . , at f Z-N f 0 144.453 V L f- fzxib Grade ' f r I ,M 1. 'N lfulg fe I , ow o Q' a f- fo - .- ll Ya A 2 in i w' , L I bl-xnxx X 1 ,.,4 First Rowe M. Sacks, M. Pedrick, P. Carpenter, D. Smith, B. Van Buren, F. Clarkson, N. Stoddard Y Y S. Warner, J. Titus, T. Leach, B. Fagan. 4 Q Second Row: MRS. AMBHIDGE, P. Newton, S. Kuhn, J. Hall, C. Meyers, S.'Van Allen, C. Argotsinger, N. Downs, J. McSpirit, M. Marcais, S. Bennett, M. Musgrave, F. Wilcox, G. Betler. , xl ' Third Row: P. Grocetta, C. Burgess, B. Warner, P. Mitchell, L. Wilber, B. King, G. Landers, C i Lf gp Tr, Dorst, D. Atty R. cichy, w. Galusha. L x 4 of If A ' We ,, Q, ., UQ. ' . 'Z First Row: P. Hittlef, P. Wheaton, B. Pantalone, S. Maxon, M. Baldwin, K. Halloran, W. Naylor, Y. Young, U. Uoons, R. Taylor. Second Row: W. Morgan, J. Krutz, S. Rockwell, B. Peasley, M. Mayors, G. Van Nostrand, R. Betler, C. Miller, . Fredrick, C. Kruger, L. Ostrander, C. Maxson, HRS. BLOWERS. Third ROWS K. Lippie, B. Timnerman, R. Loveless, S. Mitchell, E. Williams, L. Passero, R. Cook, P. Blowers, 'lr N ! 'el . , fa J 9 G C' 8 g I 5 M' . f f .xx a a ay ff 6,1 N. as ww L Q -- 1 Z I yd 6 1 X X-'-5 . 7! nu Q Go Q :I ,Z W!-of 19 -mc' ,.,. W V I L .3 '47 gi, X n First Row: W. Wilber, J. Walker, J. Lent, J. Colson, L. Montanye, S. Lorey, N. Horton, G. Van Nostrand, G. Harrington, R. Uberick, D. Perham. Second Row: M. Musgrave, C. Gifford, C. Yorks, J. Warner, S. Warner, C. Burgess, R. Donofrio, T. O'Hara, iii Fo Mc Do Marshall, R0 Oathout, msc CGOKO Third Row: E. Blowers, L. Bosquet, G. Wemple, L. Fox, G. Whitman, L. Leonard, S. Place, D. Lair, A.Goodemote, as Ehnao ,gm ,e X 1' as Xu 'I X1 6 I X 4 S !! NJ 1 C 0 Q, :QQ o 5--v 1 First Row: S Eagan C. Alric B Barker B Zaylcek L. Whitman J. Fagan J. Porter J. Wilber X 1 U . Burton. ' : .Q 0 .1 ' J J a 1 s , Second Row: MRS. BOGART, P. Atty, F. Wickware, T. Ruliffson,, D. Blodgett, K. Kind, A. Barr, J. Day, W. Fox, 5. Hayes, G. Olson, R. Downs, B. Sleezer. Third Row: T. Roten, W. Whitehouse, L. Whitman, W. Whipple, B. Warner, K. Barney, F. Meyers, H. Ecker, , R. Marshall. ,J S .Qs -t ' 4 'G'-... , f H I V 6? .Y ' . xx I r A 5 ' J g'he'x 5 Q 6? Va., g af My 761 5 f 'B li V I Q4 J 3 5 A, , ' 1 9 bfi First Row: M. Meyers, S. Kline, M. Ostrander, D. Betler, M. Kainz, J. Steele, I. Hayes, B. Anteman, J. Pantalone. Second Row: D. Ambrosino, M. Whitman, 0. Handy, S. Flood, D. Edwards, G. Yorks, L. Trumbley, N. Blowers, S. Mathias, D. Marcellus, T. Kline, MRS. SEELEY, L. Greenfield. Third Row: W. Frye, W. Fuller, H. Hoppenworth, R. Proctor, A. Van Nostrand, C. Sweet, D. Whitman S 4 u X L H fu 11 ' EW! If ,,,. It Z l sr T , 'Ann an bf Z 2 , f ,gif 'V Q if 4 J if 15 - 2 , I L6 I I 5 S93 906 First Row: N. Newton, J. Halloran, L. Seward, N. Golsin, L. Henderson, S. Cook, G. Austin, J. Bellen, Eu GTOEL Second Row: M. Wilson, D. Brownell, C. Steenburg, D. Olmstead, V. Hardman, K. Montanye, V. Evans, E. Gray, F. Van Buren, R. Beard. , hx Third Row: H. Hart, T. Scrima, P. Crocetta, R. Wilson, B. Joden, D. Kenney, R. Cheney, R. Kainz, ' U.'T 'a1ter, R. Hauenbeck, B. stewart, mss mls. X ,JZ U' y y f HQ Q y ' S I y 'K' h' d G C1 ' -, J' gm, I 21 C V if 1 W 1 f Ill ' I ' . ,aye . 4 I 131 First Row: N. Gallup, D. Saks, P. Petrie, P. Yorks, P. White, B. Washburn, K. Van Derwerker, A. Dutcher, S. Blowers. Second Row: J. D'Onofrio, D. Scott, D. Winney, R. Loveless, S. Jablonski, S. Snook, S. Hayes, T. Hansen, D. Rutlfowski, P. Masten, R. Carter. Third Row: MRS. SEWARD, P. Baldwin, N. Bojarczuk, R. Horton, S. Hime, J. Stack, T. Cichy, W. Sweet, L. Van Nostrand, G. Wilson, W. Kenny. 'X ,' XA, ' .bb 4 4 mlm 1 4 4 A 1 . JI lb , Carlo 6, 5 gx! X73 ff ' 21 xr! 's ., We 1. i EC f ei! ' First Row: R. Fagan, J. King, S. Ambrosino, D. Meyers, C. Becker, K. Grocetta, J. Girard, F. Goossen, R. Yost Second Row: J. Deere, L. Carter, N. Preavy, D. Lathrop, R. Van Nostrand, E. Knott, G. Gifford, J. Place, C. Brower, T. Morgan, C. Sherman, L. Maidment. Third Row: MRS. VALLJEU, D. Gallup, S. Czupryk, A. Schulte, D. Cast, Jr., C. Greenfield, D. Marcais, R. Bulger, G. Moore, P. Wheaton. 'f X Second Grade XY 'w P' 022:95 Z M ': f igiiiggg 'Q '9XZ? tw 09 are ' X 5 x . Q. A I:hj4Sif, L ' Q D Cafe,er1a re gf ? iye 4 V lg! 38 L Hr E9 Y ,J M 7 2' l 1 First Row: P. Alric, L. Williams, H. Bennett, L. Hauer, S. Jones, L. Ellithorpe, F. Van Nostrand, D. Tmm' erman, L. Clause. Second Row: M. Suits, L. Scott, J. Day, D. Young, K. Argotsinger, E. Whitman, R. Miller, J. Nellis, B. Towne, P. Bloor, M. Washburn. Third Row: B. Norman, D. Brower, A. White, J. Blodgett, S. Gallup, J. Rulison, E. Van Nostrand, KTBEIETB. osu-anasr, R. Wilson, mas. sTEwART. xx, ,I J A , 'TCE Eco D GR DE qw VWU SY9 2? First Row: J. Wood, H. Becker, D. Porter, M. Capron, L. Lippie, J. Bobilin, M. Hillman, J. Roy, Vo DUIIDQ Second Row: D. Proctor, A. La Monte, F. Blowers, J. Winney, L. Frye, V. Gray, L. Danforth, D. Morgan, L. Betler, G. Kuhn, D. Reding. ' Third Row: R. Walrath, B. Lock, D. Galusha, M. Kline, W. Dewey, D. Rubscha, J. Collier, A. Washburn, MRS. MORTIMELR. A - X C 0 1 1 W. aff Q D . ,--'11 1'-5 R iw First Row: A. Evans, R. Hayes, D. Barr, E. Bornt, G. Zayicek, N. Cast, S. Beard, M. Mittler, V. Kenyon, K. Wilbur, G. Richardson. Second Row: L. Snyder, C. Conklin, D. Ecker, J. Badger, L. Burlett, A. Whitman, B. Wood, J. Semprevio, W. Barker, P. Velicky, G. Knapp, K. Groves, J. Folmsbee, R. Greenfield. Third Row: D. Seward, L. Handy, J. Van Derwerker, L. Olmstead, L. Flood, D. Bennett, J. VanNostrand, S. Toflins' on, C. Van Nostrand, E. McSpi.rit, J. Hickok, E. Young, J. Van Nostrand, MRS. BANKEIR. , 'Ji I 4 K ,fi -4 l CNW - so 5 - -ff 95695 g Em' Gmde ,f I FQ ' , V .Q f Q ' vi , N X .GY If 4' w?' AgjfQb Q' f First Row:S. Henderson, T. Lorey, L. Gifford, P. Tyrell, L. Marcellus, M. Gendron, P. Wheaton, S. Peasley, C. Berham, R. Frye, K. Duesler, D. Young. Second Row: M. Mathias, D. Lockwood, A. Yost III, M. Van Nostrand, A. Wilson, M. Yorks, P. Anteman, R.Seiler, C. Bowers, B. Halloran, R. Van Nostrand, C. Morrison, J. Hawley, M. Olson, M. Handy. Third Row: MISS STRAUSS, R. White, W. Brink, D. Miller, M. White, H. Hart, T. Horton, S. Baker, J. Rebisz, E. Kilgore, M. Kroup, G. Walrouth, J. Bulger. irq 1 L74 9 1 First Row: L. Evans, M. Sollak, V. Shoop, S. Moore, S. Betler, M. Whitman, L. Brunner, S. McGaffery, U-1 C. Wilson. Second Row: C. Warner, S. Wheaton, S. Yost, P. Alric, R. Hayes, K. Van Nostrand, R. Roten, D. Steele, 9 GU, ' x a F J 5 . Porter. Third Row. MRS. smov1cA, h.Bradt, D. Bare, R. van Nostrand, T. Handy, P. mine, J. Folmsbee, J s, J. Masten. , Q- f Q9 - -, -3 ' 2 -an K Z1fl6l761fg0l7ff6W , 1 ,Id 0 Vu wrt 3 . , fpzglzk f , ' . . 4'-'.'?f'4f:' 4: 1 ' ' .25 ,J-1 D I f QQ' 1 U S First Row: C. Calson, P. Sandner, C. Gallup, T. Brockhum, S. Berard, M. Warner, L0 Kenney, we Bakero Second Row: C. Olson, C. Lockwood, C. Boduch, C. Van Nostrand, S. Fagan, M. Hall, J. Knoll, L. Murray. Third Row: MISS NUBER, J. Whitman, C. Eagan, Y. Sollak, L. Rafferty, K. LaRowe, D. Maxson. 1 5.4 y .,,.-.,,. .,..,,... r Q fs Q9 im Q , xv V I WSZ XWSE ny, 4155 .Q XNxXx X LET Us have faith that right makes mightg and in that faith let us to the end, dare to do our duty as We understand it. ABRAHAM LINCOLN X LUJL XXX i 1 THLETICS T CONGRATULATIONS CHAMPS OF 'Sh ! First Rows A. Miller, L. Gilbert, D. Becker, F. Beman, B. Baldwin, J. Perry, D. Brand. Second Row: COACH-John Boshart, E. Miller, B. Kuhn, C. Bennett, B. Wilson, R. Gignac, B. Marshall, PRINCIPAL-James Smithers. The Mayfield Central School is proud of our outstanding baseball team. It won the league by going undefeated in league play, which has never been accomplished before. The Broadalbin game, played at Mayfield, was one of the two which proved to be a very near upset. Mayfield had been leading all through the game until Broadalbin rallied in the 7th inning to go ahead. This jolted the Panthers so they tied the score and the game went into extra innings. Both teams worked very hard but Mayfield's superior pitching andspiritproved a success when Mayfield scored in the eigh- th to win. The second of the near upset was our last game with Fonda-Fultonville. The score was very close the whole game, but the Panthers superiority revealed itself. The team is very great- ful to the pitching staff among which Babe Baldwin had two no-hitters and Dave Becker had two one- hitters. , Baseball Scores Mayfield Opponents N, Nernhville 8 o N, 'f 9 0 ezs' if Broadalbin 5 o 6 5 - effe iz-J' JE I Wells 5 o 4 e 2 O is. Perth 12 O V ,P 19 0 , ' 7 Galway 19 0 - 211 1 jf so Fonda Fultonville 10 1 'ig 1QQfQ? 1 L1 9 Fort Plain 2 3 Qi 8 2 'g il hx X St.. Maryns 1 2 3, awk Y, O 6 7 5QAEpi.wmw N4 x . W rg ' in x M ' M CHAMPS I MA YFIELD CLINCHES X TRI- COUNTY LEAGUE V L 9 First Rowg B. Baldwin, C. Scott, J. Wilkins, L. Gilbert, J. Perry, R. Mancini. Secondiwg E. Lent, B. Marshall, W. Wilson, B. Baldwin, J. Whemple, R. Goodemote, D. Brand. 'Thi' rd RE J. Smithers, J. Fairbanks, B. Wilson, J. Fritzen, B. Parmenter, D. Becker, E. Buseck, W. Berg N. Montanye, B. Kuhn, G. Oathout, J. Boshart. YFIELD 6 ' VICTO The Mayfield soccer team this year had a very successful season. Our only loss was a 2-O defeat by Northville. The team had only ll points scored against them while they scored lbh. After winning the league championship we continued to the sectionals. The first game was played at Northville against Luzerne. This team was outclassed by Mayfield who defeated them 17- 3. Windham was the second prey. The game was played at waterveliet. Although a better opponent Mayfield won easily by a score of 8-2. With two victories Mayfield then entered the finals with New Berlin. This game would tell the class D sectional champions. It was a contest for the first goal for 3 Quarters, then Mayfield broke the tie with a score in the early part of the fourth quarter. A second goal followed shortly which assured the victory. soccm scones Mayfield' Opponents I, L Nornhviile o 2 M 2 1 o ti W Broadalbin 3 S 'X Fonda-Fultonvi lle 8 o Q5-fish 0 0 ,Q x Wells 2 o glaaigb 12 2 1 ' Galway O 23 16 O Perth 17 O 21 0 Fort Plain 2 O B 0 Final standings MTe?n:d Vvlran Lost Tic Pts. ay,ie . 1 1 21 - Northville 10 2 0 so In Sectional Play Bmaaalbin 7 4 1 gi Luzerne 17 3 wI'i?8.'FUlt0l'lV11l! g 4 3 15 windham 8 2 s 6 1 , Gagway 1 10 o li New Berlin I4 O Perth o 12 o 0 '1j1T -11-L hh fx, af fx Y-N tw ' 'st xnxx? XXX 1 .qi 1 5 X o 0555 MA YFIELD GAINS SOLE Basketball Q POSSESSION OF LEAD SPOT 1 kli'Z1NfZZ,'li'1'lJ'FS iighliil 'iifi ---H-'-R center Baldwin sets Pace 3 ANN EHTQWNV 3 llAYFEQ.HiglVE gZ'lE1?n'EeZg'lI'g1,Efal:+n NHIP5 lllwll L A - 9 ,l'A.. Purple-Gold Unable to Overcome Early Hagwif. 1 -I Lead of Visiting Tri-Coimty League ?Yi2 hf3Sirf'f'wflif TTZIQE? 3335. Teamg Home Jayvees Victorious. 69-27 mllllllvllllll NIPE NEHTHVILLE HI HY 53 ill Ill Mayfield Whips C ' B anajo y lt'-Point Margln Banncrtown club whipped Canajoharic, 59-49, llllllllilll HAS llll lllllllilll HN 3: EALVIAY FLUUH i ii lei'Defeats Wells 74-56 MA YFIELD Blllilllli Milli? iiinill R21isigiziezzmzisiziii D C NQUER A VICT0-R10 US Eiigifiiim bovs R21-fwr RROAOALRIN CAOERS, 84-51 ROEGESTERS as TO 23 WIN OVER , WELLS IN LOW SCORING GAMEg gggilgjgm 55332 B306 'W fm - - - --de f TTERS DOUBLE R OU Bfildwln Scores 54 ,lf-if B- B- ig- ,ifflli so-as ON RANNERTOWN Frii.lOORg Wm Over 1 BABES 24 POINTS SET PACE 8681.-5 an - - Baldw . A Coach John Boshart's crew vig: a p ancmi unc ng o o x ia s, , sparked by Babe Baldwin WVi10'i1ll', Ed Rus!-ck hooped eight points far Lhig ggaggn, offensively and on from all corners tr- register 21 field eafh for the Banncrtown five to defense. Perry did some exception. d 12 fouls for 54 points gam runner-up honors. 3,1 pagginzh m probably established a n orcl but this could me M I 1 T S0 ' CJ ay e S . le-vague rec bp verified last night. , unior .l ' . . S. Whltmang M. Hathaway ' - A. Scot - ' t, S. M3.I't1113 S. .' Perry. .S ,O ,,. 5 I M Q -QM M 0 1 fp-Ill First Row: B. Maxong H. Van Allen, Captaing J. Perry. Second Row: J. Perschg M. Walkerg M. Becker. D. Ellisg E. Seilerg ng B. J. Perryg MUSELLA, DIRECTOR 5 Blowersg F. Crossleyg Jones. Boothg M. Surd mg P. , - - T Parker. First Row: N. U1rich5 J, Argotfingeri J. smullen, Captalng C. Gray? J, Montanyeg S. Hollenbeck. SBCOnd Row: D. Fredericksg J. Warner, Leaderg C, Brooks. first Kgw: R, Hayesg R, Titusg Third Row: N. Whitmang N. Downsg P. Ballweberg J. Colsong J. Lentg C- WaI'1'1GI'S S. Jenningsg P. Zehg C. Hallenbeckg J. Titusg B. Craigg D. Belleng W. Maxong J. Kadleg M. Pantelone. C. Tvrellg E. Naylor. Second Row: E. Browng C. Johnsong F011I'Tfh ROW: M. Voightg A. Niles- R. Boduchg E. Bankerg R. Boduchg M. Whitmang M. Herdmm?- E. Lent: J. Zavicek: B. Andrest: u7'+ 211 OICUC ...X be preserved. 1-ff:-if OUR FEDERAL UNIONQ it must ANDREW JACKSON sg - ,A LX - E nn nf, S ' 2. - . -:..:'l- 'V'-v H Ci Q .R xx xl -ll -II ::: ::: Es! EEE II. EEE Ill Ill ,a Y' X5 fi fi N ln ll: :lu ' --I Ill ll 1fii'oQr 1 nllflllll Illlllll lull ylllll' '- ! Ill gl I I x ll Ill I m nl il ' N Ill Ill ll ul lll Ill Ill X x 'ft l K x I I -- E . nl ' X Ill In If Wllli' xlll' XII: I' 4' -- , Ill Ill ll , ,E - RQ K lll m ll Ill lu xg' 1 N X Ill Ill I Ill Ill Ill u. C, 'K lu ln I Q1 ... v 6 I x M . 1' , . 1 ,,::,-rv, A A4,,v '-' ACTI ITIE Y Jwbifqh Front Row: L. Gilbert., Mr, Musella, C. Warner, L, Edwards Second Row: J, Jennings, O. Lane, E. Banker, R. Boduck, W. Perham 1 1 N 1 W Da nce Ba nd - ne, S X 'Q I I v xx' ,ffm f? '-x , 51 XJRNJ First Row: B, Maxon, R. Aesch, D. Musgrave, M. Fisher, M. Becker, J. Perry Second Ecru: H. Hime, M. Williams, M. Moore, M. Gifford, M. Stoddard, D. Sweet, L. Gilbert TEES How: E, Rutkowski, J. Fairbanks, M. Ballweber, O. Lane, S. Hess, K. Gifford, J. Jennings Fourfff How: A. Zeh, H. Stoddard, J. Wemple, J, Wilkins, E. Buseck F'iTtE Row: S. Cranker, W. Perham, M. Skinner, M. Mortimer, MR. MUSELLA, L. Hollenbeck, M, Hollenbeck, H. Van Allen W h9 ,7, ,......... l'N.TT'DT 1? First Row: J. Colson, S. Perry, S. Timmerman, S. Martin, B. Perry, R. Hayes, D. Gray, H. P8n'ba100n, S. Peterson, S. Osborne, C. Booth, N. Yoost, A. Valieu, B. Andrist. ,J l , 1 ef' X Y? Q 1 Second Row: C. Vallieu, E. Seiler, K. Hickok, K. Hickok, R. Titus, M. Eagan, T. White, P. Voight, B. Craig, N. Whitman, M. Sleezer, J. Anderson, S. Able, A. D'Onofrio, M. Hathway, D. Snell, S. Whitman, P. Yorks, G. Dumher, I. ASQUITH. Third Row: E. Lent, S. Rullifson, C. Johnson, C. Hollenbeck, P. Zeh, A. Brand, P. Brownell, R. Gray, C. Wiarner, L. Washburn, E. Rutkowski, C. Warner, B. Perry, P. Downs, H. Surdam, N. Ambrosino. Fourth Row: L Hess E Brown, V. Marcais, E. Banker, C. Scott, K. Cronin, P. I-lively, D. Jones, E. Maxon, E. Kline, E. Maylori F: Crossley, D. Ellis, D. Bellen, T. Blowers, C. Colby, B, Christman, W. Marcellus, M. Herdman, W. Maxon, J. Kable, B. Boduch, J. Peck, J. Eschler. 5 K X uf G First Row: D. Tyrell, M. Maynard, L. Hollenbeck, K. Gifford, D. Frederick, M. Moore, M. Fisher, S. Guillen, C. Hughs, L, Trevett. Second Row: A. Zeh, R. Aesch, J. Argersinger, M. Edel, M. Mortimer, D. Sweet, B. Maxon, M. Gifford, S. Craig, M. Becker, J. Ballweber, H. Fisher, MISS ASQUITH. Third Row: G. Leach, N. Ulrich, J. Perry, J. Montayne, A. Ward, E. Wheaton, J. Phelps, K. Glenn, P. Eblin, N. Ballweber, S. Hallenbeck. Fourth Row: W. Perham, D. Voight, 5L,.,,llI-iles, N. Montayne, O. Lane, J. Wemple, E. Buseck, J. Jennings, L. Gilbert, C. Lodine, J. Wilkins, W. Dtoddard, G. Fassett, T. 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Y C-3 Eure YQ 1-f'LCG2Cf ON P P s , J oo U 21. e J I - .... 0- 'Ie 5 ' ' Qemplfmem IFJ WILLIAM A. gf SHEPARD- DIS re - cd ENGUVEER De Soto Wi., 'cz w - F EKMZ EQM VM .I-J 1 rfconnnn 'Hina 5QaQQ4w?ingzQqQ4pniqs I SE RVICE STATI ON INS URA NCE VHF HILLS NE' YORY 8 Fremont Street Phone LL-7117 1 J 1' W x ' GLOVJERSVILLE NEW YORK There is a Big Difference in Coal K we SELL oNl.Y 'Q 47 LEHIGH VALLEY - HUDSON - BLUE COAL fi . 6- All Known For Their High Qualify l ' E 1 - 0 Q S . Fulton County cnnl 8. on cn., Inc. , B Gloversville 4-3118 Johnstown 6-7319 MOBILHEAT-Fuel Oil and Kerosene 70 MATTY THE JIEWEILER Walsh: JEWELRY Ghgkg 7' , O Sfmt l3MJ5 MMM QUNNY SIDE My UDNRY U ? MILK CREAM Puome 5 4950 cnovensvnus CXGNACS Haavdb gslug ag Cn-FTs one Lead' er S Moe Ros km 60 N Mal N .5'I'ree'f' loversvn He. N Y OMPIIMEAI s 6 EJEMANS 143 N Maw T Effphoue q'I'53.Lf t G'v.He,N.7f 56335 Quumuiw 2 71 231 S Nall? 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Nor afn Sffeef oue,r'.s ui C J , , 1 72 G Conplir1enTs of 1' av-n,.PLiTwer1.f.s QQSSEACHS fKMq,STOHE rx 65 AND RUBBER FOOTWEAR po 5 The Fair-wL.Y 4011 IOLLFULTUN sr G5HlLEL G If Clwrcln 5 ' eg PLO!! at 'Pe 54OH2 Y? v' J, I F.J:CmvXfson9 Qf3Qn ,Q 4: Oh G CNWLIMENTS or U-1088580 ZEITL . f fi' K .i. 535 'Q Kisser D 462538 H314 Q amncg Ak U QW! . ,Q MQWE CDEl.IvEFRNfN U9HONEj,'-jgff . 23 Sou'Ha No.1 vs S'Tve,eT 1 ov evsvxne 951Ensv- Uruuouv ST. GIVILLE, Nif- E10 VER S Vj'-Z-L15 SPORTS SIICUP lvlewvs MQ Bofs CLOTHING ...a FURNISHINGS Specialists in SPORTS H Q C1 RT H MA! mm' 5'T322 HAL SUTUFF Ox Q, V R V 0 Vg L0 E 3 ILLE JA NEW YORK. - I 6 E. FULTQN ST. Gl.0vERSVll.LE,N.Y. F, CONPLIMENTS OF' COMPLIMENTS OF' COLBYS TYDGL Kgs BAKERY Br-:acl - Rolls ' Pres ' Pa.sTI-y ,Il 176 KINGSBORO AVE.' lg 11 'AVE. MAIN ST. ' GI.ovERsvII.I..E DW' 4 Som Q,,,.,,FL,,,W,1 me COMPLIMENTS or SIIITI-I BRQS 'bm I, 5' SER STA N5 COMPLETE AMQCO SERVICE J WASHINGTON ST G'VII.LE COMPLIMENTS or JQHNSTQWN CLF CONPLIVIENTS OF' J: ensm enfs 4? gone C' SERVICE QUFI LW! See h 72 Q 94 P2 Pl-I G 7615 O 4- ' 1 i ,,: 27.1 . O . O 0 0 7 7 O' OS o ' Q3' , I P WA!! f IIIIIUIIM ee J 'V 9Gr'Ti2i5e'r 'V ' 'V rn sup ies 'V , O U 7h Gcwmp limew Un QW-ff t mnlrf, Q fi fn f um.. .2 !,t ' . ?! ' ff ' HEQBEQI Y?YV f ' :wg f-MQBANKS wiv U45 mean? 176265260 complimerffs oss WADSWORTI-4,5 SERVICE STA. snow plowing + Towing 277 NJVIAIN ST G,VlL.L.E I Pham 5-0223 62? If Glove.v'Sv'xHeJ N.Y. vCCE41!M'?2U3UlEUS5 T N' 'S 'Q ' 0 .22 5E.WAvE.Ph.5-2521 U V 'ngwg Qlo V050 uillca fn y ' ,4 IJHLL-:' bff Eiq AV,' i j Umils gills of :van YTIHN3 Ompxomenxs sr- ' QEQRGE IQ HANSQN ,Om W JM ANCAOR ENCES Q. 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TELEVISION AND 'RADIO Sales and Service ,.4-sl, L57 soUTH MAIN ST. 1 A T TELEPHONE GLOVERSVILLE NSI. 51-5010 C OMPUMENT5 91' I' , o Y , IVCY S cmer iff' iff- We Carry A Complete Line FRESH FRYTITS and VEGETABLES CHOICE MEATS--FANCY GROCERIES FROZEN FOODS--DAIRY PRODUCTS FRESH FISH OF ALL KINDS CANDIES, TOBACCO, SODA and BEER HOUSEHOLD WARES--MAGAZINES no-So W. State Street Phone 6-3175 Johnstown, N.Y. C OMPL IMENTS 0 MAR 'S BEA s L0 N R 50 Ng, Mqin Sf, Gl0V8l'SVm8w Ne sum to Climbu Nw N Pedride R'fNUf ' Reg. '12.50 Push-Un FOR CIALIST m :mn o we srscmuza m wan: a are , CUTTING 17 'reams and FINE HAIR 36.00 phone 5.5115 if No Answer 4-9480 ACKINGSBURY .seg E ,495-fzee,77. , eompljivnonw of ELMDNOKROM M -I ' . 1' ' '. - -3, 'A i ,. ' 1053.55 FV: ' . :yi ref 'fr ni, Q ' V 7 HURCH SPCORNER OF ELVI ST Nicholsorfs 9 ,Q CandY ELJQY Q2 Q52 shOF vc? 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Main Sf Cloversville NY WW HEUSEN X89 GARAGE EQSTS7-caTc-3' S71 A, Q J 1 4? , , 7Qi.,.iN if o 3f ' X N if y 2 Q Xe 0 o PLA HAND lDgiQ70N'ND f E CIC SOR CXBBON 3 6',,,,.4-,.,,Z7JL Ywffwmf Yi Y 5 ' 1 Q Q4 Xs lL'::':.,5 s, '::st'i-:::f: 1, GMpiiMfDQwUf Qi' Home Ammnces G. xg ,wh zgmzc 8 . en -jug: .N I , 76-cgdaj :US ag. 5,5 It H Fumnbuae Aff'-MNQES RADIOS TeLsvisioN 55 Y3Qg19lbI099LfuJfL.5,d2UJLeQ,7'l.Qi , new Ugfdt CLOUERSVILLE FEDERAL SHUING 2 CQ r'fm'fYf 09 UHN SSUCIHTIDN - - 2 ' - ,guwf -34. -, g, , BGB COMES E SQ l gf r of LiffAuf:n fm! Inf Fulf 52 Noam MHIN Sr. X E CLUUEHSUILLLNEW YDHK GLf f Uff 'V-7' MDS M G ua U 5 CQ 'h f'j's-J QP A e Exclusive D1's7 niBu7 ons of ' 5 FRi'?fJAl.RE Pnodurff'-f t - N .7 of gh f 5 sfnmjss Compumemsof V P -Y X f ff Y'g,EEC'f,ER 3 .m.E'f',Z'.ffS'f'5'9T,..- - - - - QZSEELCTEZZQ. Y. c J.,4M1f Glovfm-v7lLf fm flmv C Q m?1Rme Ji S 09 gg OL 1 . Q. Glov le detain V7 QC X SCHOOL SONG by ALLEN BROWN Lift your glad voices and swell out your lays, Singing for Mayfield the loudest of praise. Honors of glorious victories abound, Lift your glad voices till echos resound. Sons of our school through the years always stand, Shoulder to shoulder and proud of our land. Building forever a refuge from wrong, Home of the bravest and land of the strong. Soft in the evening our songs we will sing, Memories of school days the harmonies bring. Go back to Mayfield ye sons of her fold, Once more to honor and cheer as of old. s eq-, H This book printed by Velvatone, a special process of lithogr 81-I printing. Sole producers: Wm. J. Keller Inc., Buffalo, N. Y. other printing firm is authorized to use the Velvatone me