Mayfield High School - Sacandagan Yearbook (Mayfield, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1958 volume:

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His untiring patience helped us when the going got rough. This year as Guidance Counselor, Mr. Wright has shown his eagemess to assist students in planning for their future. Thank you, Mr. Wright, for all your help to usl The Senior Class Gratitude for Years of Outstanding Service I to Mayfield Central School The year'1956-'57 marked the end :of a memorable career for Mrs. ,Alice Thomas. We were sad to see her retire but we realized she had earned a well deserved vacation from teaching Iunior and Senior High Math and Iunior High Science. Mrs. Thomas obtained her A. B. Degree at Albany and then took additional courses from Cornell, Oneonta, Syracuse, and even from the University of Colorado. Most of her teaching was done at Mayfield and all who have worked here have found her devoted to education in general and especlallyeto the students of M. C. S. l Our best wishes go to Mrs. Thomas in her retirement and hope she has many years of rest, relaxation, and enjoyment. . 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Up-1 YY 5 51 if E 4. ,fm Q N.- Q . S., , it 335 Y, K -,.,,,.h, Ag , S840,000 Mayfield School Will Seat 450 Students The Mayfield Central School district was organized in 1937. For the first two years the children attended the Village grammar school built in 1892. In 1939 the new Central building opened and nine rural schools gradually closed. With the end of World War II, enrollment began to increase rapidly. Class size reached 45 or more pupils and in 1948 annexes were needed. In 1949 a bond issue was passed for S3 00,000 for an addition and alterations providing 10 new classrooms. This was completed in 1951. All rooms were immediately occupied. In the fall'of 1953 it was found necessary to add a first grade section and the next year a third, first and second grade section, and the crowding continued with no sign of a letup. At first, with the addition of grade sections, the secondary section was squeezed until it expanded into two basement storerooms. The pressure of increased enrollment continued. The School Board wrestled with the problem and finally concluded there was need for a new elementary building. In December, 1956, the Board submitted a site but the taxpayers defeated it. A Citizens Research Committee was formed, comprising persons appointed by various civic organizations and others named on a geographical basis by the Board. This committee selected the West-Warner site on North Main St. , and it was approved by voters in June. Through the fall months the committee and Board studied preliminary plans submitted by the school architect, Milton Crandell of Glens Falls. On December 10, 1957 the voters approved the proposition for the new school whichwill be ready in the fall of 1959. The new institution will contain 16 classrooms , including four kindergartens and three classrooms for each of Grades l,2,3, and 4. In addition a cafetorium will combine an audi- torium and a cafeteria. Other rooms include a gym, health rooms, offices , kitchen, janitor's storage, boiler room, and teachers' quarters. The voters will pay off the loan over a thirty year period. The residents will pay S41l,600 and the state S4Z8,400. The state aid formula and equalization rates, assuming that they stay the same, will necessitate a tax rate increase of 40 per cent with the 1959-'60 tax per thousand being levied in Mayfield at S34. 20, in Iohnstown at S29. 70, in Northampton at S43. 70 and in Broadalbln at S45. 40. Some 450 pupils from kindergarten to fourth grade will attend the new school. The faculty and staff will number 17. There are at present 43 teachers and staff members in the Mayfield Central School with James W. Smithers as Supervising Principal. ' The present school, now bursting with all grades, will remain in use for students of grades five, six, junior and senior high, or grades 5 through 12. The Mayfield Central District embraces an area bounded on the north by Sweet's Crossing, on the south by the town of Progress, on the west by Easterly and Phelps Street, and on the east by the Kennetto Creek. One of the important features of the new building will be that the central core will be sufficient for future expansion. The enrollment of the present school is 940 pupils with an anticipated increase up to 1,200 by 1965. During the past few years the enrollment has in- creased steadily at an average rate of 40 per year. The district operates seven buses all of which makes two trips both morning and afternoon. The buses travel 300 miles a day and transport 800 children both in the morning and afternoon. The December 10, 1957 vote has been interpreted as proving that the citizens of the Mayfield Central School District have the interests of their children at heart and once offered wide representation on fact-finding committees they were not reluctant to assume tax burdens to educate their children in proper surroundings. The vote of 406 to 191 proved that the resi- dents are backing the program with confidence. ff' I 5 Wg., 11'- 'S E. .iz 'M ,W F? wg. 7 .,-- :A + ' S Q HN. 3 5 , 2532? in g? if ,VE dsl' IW L . - Jw ' Administrative Staff MRS. BESSIE D. WALLIN District Superintendent .B. S. Albany M. S . Columbia KENNETH F. WRIGHT Director of Guidance A. B. Albany M. A. Albany . ROBERT H. SHAW ' Assistant Principal Senior Advisor A. B. Union M. A. Albany JAMES W. SMITHERS Principal A. B. St. Lawrence M. Ed. St. Lawrence JOHN P. SWAN Elementary Supervisor B. S. Buffalo Professional Personnel FIRST ROW: MRS. PEARL BLOWERS, Life Certificate, Oneonta, Art RITA LaROCCA, B. S. , Plattsburgh, Home Economics JAMES W. SMITHERS, A.B. , M.Ed. , St. Lawrence, Supervising Principal MRS. FLORENCE WILLIAMS, A.B. , Columbia, School Nurse MRS. MARGARET TOAL, Skidmore, Rochester Dental School, Dental Hygienist SECOND ROW: CALVIN SHAAD, B.S. , Oswego, M.S. , Albany, Industrial Arts KENNETH WRIGHT, A.B. , M. A. Albany, Guidance MRS. GLADYS SHEPARD, Savage School of Physical Education, Girls' Physical Education MRS. ETHEL NICHOLS, A.B. Albany, Librarian IRENE ASQUITH, B.S. Potsdam, Vocal Music WILLIAM PEARSON, B.S. Ithica, Instrumental Music DOUGLAS PARKER, A. B. Cortland, M.S. Alfred, Boys' Physical Education Professional Personnel FIRST ROW: MRS. MARY JUNQUERA, B.S. , Albany, Commerce MRS. JOSEPHINE CRONIN, Green Mountain, Kindergarten MRS. VIRGINIA VALLIEU, B.S. , Oneonta, Grade 2 MRS. MARGARET STEWART, Life Certificate, Oneonta, Grade 2 ROBERT H. SHAW, A. B. Uniony M.A. Albany, Assistant Principal, Foreign Languages JOHN J. SWAN, B.S. Buffalo, Elementary Supervisor MRS. RHEA SEELEY, Life Certificate, Oneonta, Grade 4 MRS. SYBIL SIROVICA, B. E. Potsdam, Grade 5 MRS. DONNA CHRISTMAN, B.S. Oneonta, Grade I JOYCE AMBROSINO, A.B. Oneonta, Kindergarten SECOND ROW: WILLIAM EIGABROADT, A. B. Union: M.A. Albany, Junior High MRS MRS MRS . MRS MRS . MRS . MRS . FRANCES RIDGWAY, Life Certificate, Potsdam, Grade 6 FRANCES BANKER, B.E. Cortland, Grade 1 KATHLEEN COOK, B.S. Oneonta, Grade 5 ELIZABETH MORTIMER, B.T. C. , Grade l DOROTHY SMITHERS, Life Certificate, Potsdam, Grade 3 ANNAMARIE REED, B.E. Cortland, Grade 5 MARGARET BARTER, Permanent Certificate, Oneonta, Grade 4 JULIA STRAUSS, Life Certificate, Grade 2 ROBERT EDWARDS, B.S. Ithica, English THIRD ROW: ANTHONY HILBRING, A.B. Albany, History DELBERT WEMPLE, Substitute for MRS. ELSA HORNETT, Life Certificate Oneonta Junior High KENNETH SMITH, B.S. Albany, Commerce WILLIAM WALKER, A.B. , M.A. Albany, Mathematics MRS. AUDREY ROSSELLE, T.C. , Potsdam, Grade 6 MRS. EVELYN BOGART, T.C. , Oneonta, Grade 4 MRS. HELEN SEWARD, Life Certificate, Cortland, Grade 3 JOHN SLACK, A.B. Union, M. A. Albany, History ELWIN KIBLER, R.S.R. Oswego, Junior High DAVID POINTON, B.S. Union, M.S. Albany, Science Daily Schedule l957-l958 Teacher 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9:00-9:43 9:45-10:28 10:30-11:13 11:15-11:58 1:00-1:43 1:45-2:28 2:30-3:13 Asquith Grade Music same same Music 7 Choir-TGTh Music 8 Stage SH-Caf-M-W Blowers Art8 Art 7 Art 7 E1em.Art E1em.Art Art B 107 107 107 107 Edwards Eng. SA Eng. 12B S. H. Eng. 9C Eng. 12A Eng. 9B 206 203 207 203 208 203 Elgabroadt Eng . 7C Eng . 7C Eng . BA Eng. 8A Eng . 7A Eng . 7A 201 107 211 210 107 201 A.Hilbr1ng Cit.Ed. 9C W. Hist.10A W. Hist. 10C Cit.Ed.9B W.Hist. 10B Cit.Ed.9A 200 200 200 200 200 200 E.Hilbring Eng. 10B Eng. 10A S. H. Eng. 10C Eng. 11B Eng. 11A 210 201 206 201 209 208 Hornett Math 7A Math 7B Eng. BB Eng. 8B Math 7C Cit. Ed. 7C 210 210 210 210 210 210 Iunquera Bus.Arith. Bkkg. Gen. Bus. Typing 10 Typing 12 Math 8B 204 209 209 9 9 201 Kibler Eng.7B Cit.Ed.7A Cit.Ed.8A Cit.Ed. BB Cit.Ed.7B Eng.7B 211 211 211 211 211 211 LaRocca S. H. Hmkg. 8 Hmkg. II-5 Hmkg. II Hmkg. 7 Hmkg. I 207 202 202 202 202 202 Nichols S. H. S. H. Librarian Librarian S. H. Librarian Librarian 207 207 207 Parker Phys. Ed. 8 Phys. Ed. 9 Phys. Ed. 7 Phys. Ed. Phys. Ed. Phys. Ed. 11-12 5 -6 10-11 Pearson Grade Music same same Grade Music Band MSW Rudiments T6.Th SH-Caf.T-Th Music Pointon Sci . 9B Physics Sci . 9A Physics Physics Gen. Biol. Sci. 9C 205 Lab 205 205 Lab 205 205 Shaad Dr. Trng. Shop 8 Gen. Metal Gen.Wood Shop 7 Shop 9 Shaw Supervision French II French I Supervision Senior 208 209 class advisor Shepard Phys. Ed. 8 Phys. Ed. 9 Phys. Ed. 7 Phys. Ed. Phys. Ed. ll-12 10-ll Slack Am.I-Iist.IA Sci.8 Am. Hist.II-A Am.Hist.IB Am.Hist.IIB S. H. 203 206 203 203 203 206 Smith- Shtd.I Sec. Pract. Typing Il Sch. Newspaper Cent.Trea. Math. 8A Bus . Law 9 9 Walker Math 10 Math 9B Math 9A Sci.7 Math 11 Math 12 209 204 201 206 9 209 Williams School Nurse Health C Health B ' - 204 206 Wright Guidance Procedure To Be. Followed In Determining Senior Prize Winners To be eligible for any prize a candidate must have been enrolled in this school during the first semester of his Iunior year and have attended from then until graduation. Valedictorian and Salutatorian averages are figured through three and three-quarters years. All subject prizes cover four years. VALEDICTORIAN, SALUTATORIAN: The weighted average as follows: ' Four units of English, four units of citizenship education, general science and either heal,th or biology must be used by every- one. For the remainder of the subjects, the candidate must claim enough to make sixteen or more units. Band and choir grades will be disregarded. Regents or school final grades may be used except that Regents grades must be used for English three years, world history and for subjects in the major field in which Regents are given. Subjects claimed as major must be included. ENGLISH-The average of the final grades of English I,ll,lV and English Three years' Regents. CITIZENSI-IIP EDUCATION-The average of the final school grades in world geography lcitizenship education 91 and American History I and Regents grades in world history and American History II. SCIENCE, MATHEMATICS, FRENCH, HOMEMAKING, INDUSTRIAL ARTS AND COMMERCE-ln any of these fields any subjects re- quired for a state diploma and a major must be used plus two more subjects. Regents marks must be used in all subjects in which Regents examinations are given. OUTSTANDING SENIOR-Outstanding Senior selection is made by the entire Secondary Faculty. They consider such factors as leadership, citizenship, cooperation, the ability to get along with others, and scholastic average. No one will be considered whose scholastic average is less than 8017. ATHLETICS-This selection is more or less a subjective one as there are too few factors to be weighted objectively. A candidate must have earned five letters to be eligible. MUSIC-This selection will be made by the Music Instructor or Instructors. The requirements are: A member of the band and choir, plus outstanding ability which has been proven by participation in operettas, concerts and competition. Yearbook Stal ALLEN NILES Mort Business Manager Resolve well and persevere. Senior Play County Festival . . 2 ,3 All State Choir . . . 3,4 Student Assistant. . . 2,3,4 GRAY PITKIN ucray.. Activities Editor Speech is silver, silence is golden. Senior Day MARGARET SKINNER Peggy Secretary Opportunity knocks but once: temptation hangs on the door for years . Senior Play Newspaper .... . 3, 4 Student Assistant . . . 4 MARIORIE MOORE Margie Senior Class Secretary The only way to have a friend is to be one. Newspaper . . . . 4 Senior Play Student Assistant. . . . 4 Intramurals .... . 2 , 3 Field Day ....... l,2,3 County Festival. . . . 1,2 ,3 I GARY ARDIZZONE ncary.. I can resist anything but tempta- tion. Senior Day Yearbook IOAN BELLEN Ioanie It's not that I love study less, but that I love fun more. Senior Play Field Day . . . Intramurals . CHARLEEN BROOKS Charleen Boys irritate meg I love to be irritated. Twirling . . Leader . Captain, . . Competition . . Newspaper . . . Student Assistant Intramurals. . . Yearbook BETTY CLARK naet.. Why worry and be blue when you can laugh your cares away 7 Newspaper . . Senior Play Yearbook County Festival. . . 3 SENIORS DENNIS AUSTIN Denny Live dangerously, die young. Senior Play ' Basketball . . 1,2 PATRICIA BOBILIN DPM.. I Gentle in manner, pleasant in personality. Newspaper ...... 3 , 4 Student Assistant . . l,2,3,4 Yearbook Cheerleading ...... 2 , 3 Treasurer ........ 1 Student Council Music Treasurer ...... 3 Athletic Treasurer ..... 4 Senior Play Intramurals . . . . 3 FRANKLIN CADORET . Frank Some of the mightiest men are small. Senior Day LARRY COONS ..Lan,y.. High school days have their de- lights but they'll never compare with high school nights. Senior Day 13 SENIORS SALLY CRAIG Sal Silence is golden' I must try it sometime. Student Assistant . . . .4 County Festival . . 3 Intramurals . . . . 3 Yearbook BEVERLY DUTCHER Bev Work as though you aim to live forever, live as though you aim to die tomorrow. Newspaper . . . 3,4 Yearbook Senior Play GREGORY FAS SETT Greg Be good, it is said, and happy you'll be, but fun, onthe other hand, satisfies me. Senior Day EVELYN HALLORAN Lynn My idea of an agreeable person is one who agrees with me. Yearbook Senior Play Intramural . . 2 ,3 14 LORETTA CRONIN Loretta Good disposition is more valu- able than gold. Newspaper . . . . 4 Senior Play Student Assistant . . . .4 County Festival . . . l,2 , 3 Field Day .... . l,2,3 JOHN FAIRBANKS Ferb God bless the man who first in- vented sleep. Basketball . . . . . . . 1,2 Soccer . . . . . . 1 , 2 Treasurer . . . . 4 Vice-President . . 1,2 Senior Play SANDRA HALLENBECK Sandra The ideal should never touch the real. Newspaper ........ 3 Secretary .... . 1 , 3 Student Council . . . 2 Treasurer. . . . . 3 Music Treasurer . . . . 4 County Festival . . . . 3 Field Day .... . l,2,3 Student Assistant . . . . . 4 Intramural .... '. . 3 Senior Play Twirler . . . . 1,2 Captain .... . 3 Leader ...... . 4 Syracuse Conference . . . 3,4 WILLIAM HIDDE Bill I agree with no man's opinion, I have my own. Baseball . . . . 3 , 4 Basketball . . . 3,4 Senior Play Field Day . . 4 ROBERT HIN DS ..Bob,. lt is better to know nothing than to know what ain't so. Basketball .... . 3 , 4 Soccer ...... Choir Senior Play Yearbook Field Day . BARBARA LATHROP Barb For me to live is Christ. Yearbook County Festival . . Treasurer .... Student Assistant. . Cheerleading . . Intramurals . NORTON MONTANYE --Nona Slow and easy wins the race. County Festival . . . . l,2,3 Senior Play Soccer .... Yearbook Basketball . WAYNE PERHAM uskipn Be silent and safe, silen betrays you. Syracuse Conference . Class Treasurer .... . 3 Senior Play County Festival SENIORS ROBERT KADLE Bob First comes work, then comes play, but work for him is far a- way. Senior Day SHEILA MCGREGOR Sheila Why be difficult when witha little effort, you can be impossi- ble. Newspaper . . 3,4 Senior Day DOROTHY MUSGRAVE Dottie Experience is the name everyone- gives to his mistakes. Newspaper ........ 3 Yearbook County Festival . . 1,2 , 3 Intramurals . . . 2 ,3 Senior Play All State ......... 3 Student Assistant . . l,2,3,4 Student Council . .... l Secretary . . 4 President . . . . 2 Cheerleading . . . . 4 Field Day. . . . l,2,3 SANDRA RISKA Sandy Sandy's an athlete, she doesn't mind work, -she knows how to do it and doesn't shirk. Yearbook .... . . 4 Intramurals . . . . 2 , 3 Field Day ..... . l,2,3 Student Assistant . . . l,2,3 15 SEN IDRS MARTIN SMITH ..Many.. 'I'o some folks he may seem shy, but he's really quite a guy. Basketball ..... 1,2,3,4 Baseball . . . 2,3,4 Soccer . . . . 2 , 4 DAVID VOIGHT Dave Behind that very innocent face, many devilish thoughts do race. Senior Play Soccer ....... 2 , 3 , 4 Basketball .... . . . 1 County Festival .... l, 2 , 3 All State ..... . 2,3 Student Assistant . . . 1,2,3 PETER CLOSE Pete I have something to say, but I'll wait until some more opportune moment to say it. Basketball . I . . . l,2,3,4 Soccer ......... '2 , 3 Class Officer ..... . 3 Senior Play Stage Crew 16 MOTTO: Our Life Is What Our Thoughts Make It COLORS: White and Gold FLOWER: Lily Of The Valley 'a HORACE STODDARD Gus Whatever is worth doing atall is worth doing well. Student Assistant . . . . . 4 County Festival .... 1,2 , 3 Basketball . . . . . 4 Yearbook Senior Play MARY VOMASKA Pumpkin A good reputation is more valu- able than money. Student Assistant Senior Play Intramurals .... . . 2 , 3 County Festival . . . . . 3 Field Day .... . . 1 , 2 , 3 I 'W 31!' . W1 ' 'l lx NAME Gary Ardizzone Dennis Austin Margaret Ballweber Ioan Bellen Patricia Bobilin Charleen Brooks Franklin Cadoret Betty Clark Sally Craig Loretta Cronin Beverly Dutcher John Fairbanks Gregory Fassett Michael Gifford Russell Goodemote Sandra Hallenbeck Evelyn I-Ialloran William Hiddie Robert Hinds Barbara Lathrop Robert Kadle Sheila McGregor Norton Mantanye Marjorie Moore Dorothy Musgrave Allen Nile s Wayne Perham Gray Pitkin Sandra Riska Margaret Skinner Martin Smith Horace Stoddard David Voigt Mary Vomaska james Wilkins FAVORITE DISH Ioanie Charleen steak ll ll Dean spaghetti scallops pizza the Wells boys Ice cream pizza Diane Noreen steak Boar' s l-lead Fritz Eddie pizza turkey Pizza spaghetti pizza apple pie French fries apple dumplings Hloan.. pizza Dottie venison pizza pizza roast beef ..Bea.. I'll never tell Blondes 6 Brunettes Senior Biography I INTEND MY DOUBLE PET PEEVE TO BE stock car Annie Oakley's Dave driver boy friend Voight a man Rock Hudson Women Drivers most anything a rich widow married some day a noted dress designer a bachelor a hermit myself Ei ITUSSI' secretary a millionaire human a sports car owner A State Trooper teacher poor but happy a big wheel taller not sure nothing beautician who knows secretary or teacher something a zoologist a pilot wizzard in math a housewife probably around for awhile myself a college graduate a mani?l a midget a businessman my shadow Annie Oakley Dorothy Collins Anita Eckbert Elvis's Hound D09 Aunt Stella Charleen my reflection Phyllis Kirk Jimmy Dean fwithout glassesl Hot Rodders Bob Pettit Rock Hudson Mom Monie Wilson Rick Casares Alley Oop won't say Jerry Lewis one ' s enough the inner me Midgie Mary Ellen there's another? Wilber Wright there can 't be another my shadow one's enough myself my other half Dracula John Fairbanks Bob Cousy people Ready Iell Marion drivers who don't use signal lights girl s who take FAVORITE SAYING Ioanie are you mad at me ? Judas Don't be stupid unless you show it. But I was only kidding. IlDonltIl I want that. I don't know. advantage of you fattening foods Barbara book reports gym teachers Diane when she is mad Gary Ardizzone Mr. S1ack's jokes Sandra's pocketbook Mary Physics tests Mrs . Iunquerls Women Drivers Dieting Dennie Mr. Edwards drivers in Dr. Trang. class What good are ya Be Quiet I inwhy ? n Ya ain't too sma Yes Dear! Noreen Hey coach! nohln Gee,gee whizl Think you're smart don't ya?' ..Yeh.. Darn tootin Iimminy Crickets Oh Boy Certainly I don't know certain people What good are ya with their troubles It Marcia Never mind Henry getting up Obvious1y Goodemote's Who said so? Iokes ' slow drivers Too much homework Dick WoW ! Mrs. Shepard Now let me tell you.. wise guys Why? show-offs How about that? Gary Ardizzone Aw shucks Fay I'll never te1l Broadalbin No kiddin' ? girls GREATEST ACHIEVEMENT going with Ioanie trading cars graduating getting my senior license going steady for 2 years going out with other fellows while going steady getting to detention on time avoiding work getting to be a senior learning how to walk being a senior going with Diane getting to work on time opening my locker President of Studeni Council going steady for 2-112 years getting up to 110 pounds coming back to Mayfield race driving fwith horsesl my visit to B.I. U. reaching 12th grade driving passing English I Senior Class Secretary getting my drivers license being a senior getting a pilots license passing a math test graduating graduating graduating passing French II getting to the 12th grade getting home from the senior play driving 17 it Class Personalities OLAss OLOwNs PEOPLES CHOICE ROMEO 5. IULIET FASHION BLATES MR. A MRS. B FLAT MOST LIKELY TO SUOOEED BEST LINE LATE TO GLASS KING 6. QUEEN OF sPORIs IACK OF ALL TRADES LONG sg SHORT OP IT BOOK wORMs DANCING SHOES YARITY YAIQERS GLASS COUPLE SHY OF THE OPPOSITE SEX Mary Sandra Margie Patty Barb Dottie Mary Charleen Sandy Betty Sally Loretta Margie Bev Ioan Margaret John Ru s s Mike Skip Allen Horace Bob Bill Jim Dennie Frank Allen Dave GHTY GBTY Marty 1 , ff f 7 ,rx A , v A , .QQ , .iw 1 Q, , ' by ., . . - .M Q X A mi A 55? f . QV?i'? N .ta-, if tis? Q M JW fm ' fs Q gg 3 V gg li, 25335 1 ff 3 ff V lg wr.. is ,F Q' A Q 5 Q 9' ' , , 5 ? H if K , f 1 M . 1 Q V 3 5 . ' 1 f is 5 k 1 6 ,il . 5 , Y 5' s Q 5 W Q xf 1 N M , K .Z 5 , x..' I a X159 S 5 Deadly Ernest Every senior class looks forward to presenting a play. Our senior class, like other senior classes , wanted a play that would be a success and enjoyed by everyone. We think we have accomplished just that. Our play, Deadly Emest , was a success. The reaction from the audience indicated that they enjoyed it very much, and both performances were well attended. The cast and the committee had a wonderful time presenting the play, and was sorry when it was over. As we all know a play is not a success without the fine work of the director. We thank Mr. Edwards very much for all his efforts in directing our play. ' CAST Aunt Ethel. . Margie . Henry . . Pumpkin. . Jill ..... Aunt Stella . . Gladys. . . Ernestine . Clarissa . . Ernie ..... Mr. Bumpus . . Sleepy .... Dr. Ernest .... C. E. Grim . . . Assistant Director MAKE UP: Ioan Bellen Evelyn Halloran Mrs. Blowers Mr. Edwards USHERS: ' Beverly Dutcher Sally Craig Charleen Brooks Margaret Skinner Dorothy Musgrave . . Marjorie Moore . . Iames Wilkins . Mary Vomaska . Patrica Bobilin . . . Betty Clark Sandra Hallenbeck Margaret Ballweber . . Loretta Cronin Russell Goodemote . . Robert Hinds . . john Fairbanks .. . . Allen Niles . David Voight . . Mike Gifford Class Will We, the seniors of Mayfield Central School, bequeath to those deserving, the following I I I I I I, I. I. I, I, I I I I I I I I, I, I, I, I, I I I I I I, I I I I I I I things: Gary Ardizzone, will to my brother, my ability in math. Dennis Austin, will to Ed Banker, my ability to drive a car. ' Margaret Ballweber, will to Cindy Van Nostrand, my part in the Senior Play. Ioan Bellen, will to Bea Hinds, my good gym marks. Patricia Bobilin, will to Marion, my ability to water ski. Charleen Brooks, will to Marion, my ability to pass, on first try, my drivers' test Franklyn Cadoret, will to Carol Pilchen, one chocolate drop. Betty Clark, will to no one, nothing. Sally Craig, will to Barbara Iean, my good times in. the senior class. Loretta Cronin, will to business law class, my last line in the Senior Play. Beverly Dutcher, will to my brothers , my ability to meet the bus on time. John Fairbanks, will to Diane, my ability to drive the Mercury. Gregory Fassett, will to Rich Rumrill, my ability to drive a car. Michael Gifford, will to Rich Rumrill, my jump-shot. Russell Goodemote, will to Fay Crossley, my ability to hold office. Sandra Hallenbeck, will to my sister, my driving ability. Evelyn Halloran, will to Bev Perry, my last year's chem. marks. William Hidde, will to Rich Getman, my scholastic ability. Robert Hinds, will to Mr. Edwards, one ham. Robert Kadle, will to my brother, my ability to get along with teachers. Barbara Lathrop, will to Syl Van Allen, opportunities I've had in Choir. Sheila McGregor, will to Carol Edwards, my ability to comb my hair while driving. Norton Montanye, will to Don Ellis, my ability to cut Christmas trees. Marjorie Moore, will to my brother, our car. Dorothy Musgrave, will to Carol Wamer, my good times at M. C. S. Allen Niles, will to Tom Blowers, my ability to do physics. Wayne Perham, will to Mr. Slack, one copy of Das Kapital. Gray Pitkin, will to Comrade Slack, my long standing in the Communist Party. Sandra Riska, will to Phyl Perkins, my long fingernails. Margaret Skinner, will to Peggy Ambrosino, my height. Martin Smith, will to Ed Banker, my ability to sit on the bench. Horace Stoddard, will to my sister, my Physics marks. David Voight, will to ,Marilyn Monroe, my good build. Mary Vomaska, will to Fay Crossley, one broken axle. , James Wilkins, will to Willie Vomaska, my ability to hang loose. Juniors FIRST ROW: C. Iohnson, C. Wamer, M. Ambrosino, C. Wamer, E. Little, S. Iennings. SECOND ROW: S. Abel, C. Pilchen, B. Perry, P. Smullen, P. Yorks, A. Scott, C. Edwards, C. Taylor, E. Rutkowski. THIRD ROW: MRS. IUNQUERA, K. Herrick, E. Maxson, M Button, K. Gray, M. Surdam, L. Washbum, I. Parker, P. Downs, S. Whitman, T. Blowers, F. Crossley, MR. SMITH. FOURTH ROW: D Darling, G. Carpenter, W. Marcellus, M. Whitman, R. Rumrill, E. Naylor, G. Seeley, E. Lent, R. Castiglione, L. Lamont. Newspaper Club FIRST ROW: S. Jennings, S. Bennett, P. Downs, E. Lent, co-editor, E. Naylor, Editor: M. Moore, M. Ballweber. SECOND ROW: C. johnson, B. Hinds, S. Kuhn, S. Perry, K. Gray, L. Cronin. THIRD ROW: I. Dorst, I. Zayicek, P. Smullens, C. Edwards, I. Parker,P. Bobilin, B. Perkins, C. Pilchen. FOURTH ROW: MRS. IUNQUERA, advisor: S. Ruliffson, D. Fuller, K. Herrick, D. Boduch, D. Walters, K. Hickok, D. Iones, I. Kadle, I. Colson, M. Button, M. Ambrosino, P. Skinner, B. Clark, N. Downs, C. Brooks, S. Martin, P.Voight. Yu. , ' ,J Wifi- .l f ' wmsiwmwmiiff'i.S, 'f'Tm2fw f mawsw , ww FIRST ROW: M. Pantelone, N. Yost, P. Riska, S. Sweet, M. Smith. SECOND ROW: K. Reed, S. Osborne, S. Martin, P. Voight, S. Perry, P. Perkins, P. Zeh, N. Whitman. THIRD ROW: D. Miller, C. Vallieu, B. Parry, O. Ropeter, S. Timmerman, S. Peterson, W. May, S. Lewis, MR. EDWARDS. FOURTH ROW: R. Ray, E. Seller, D.Herrick, T. Moore, W. Vomaska, V. Marcais, C. Whitman, R. Parmenter, R. Titus, S. Ernst. ' FIRST ROW: B. Craig, R. Hayes, C. Hess, I. Blowers, C. Booth, R. Harrington. SECOND ROW: F. Conklin, B. Andrest, A. Brand, L Button, B. Hinds, G. Dutcher, D. Gray, K. Austin, F. Clark, G. Little. THIRD ROW: R. Kaczor, T. Reid, B. Bedell, C. Hal1enbeck,J. Colson, E. Deere, H. Hart, N. Conklin, G. Blowers, I. Eschler, R. Boduch, MR. HILBRING. FOURTH ROW: K. Hickock, I. Kadle, B. Christman, D. Bumett, D. Bellen, D. Jones, E. Banker, D. Ellis, F. Boker, M. Herdman, K. Hickock. FIRST ROW: D. VanNostrand, P. Loveless, N. Stoddard, N. Herrick, M. Marcais, B. Hinds, S. Kuhn, M. Musgrave, V. Perham, E. Unger. SECOND ROW: MR. WALKER, R. Walter, T. Rice, E. Knott, V. Kainz, T. Leach, B. Whitman, L. VanNostrand, S. Warner, I. Smlthers, E. Miller, S. VanAl1en, M. Pedrick, S. Himes, D. Smith, T. Reid, G. Christman, MR. POINTON. THIRD ROW: G. Wilcox , D. Walters, W. Maxon, R. Smith, W. King, I. Vavruick, I. Zayicek, P. Newton, G. Hess, I. Wilson, I. Peck, D. Whitehouse, G. Lyons, I. Titus. Freshmen FIRST ROW: E. Button, M. Eagan, S. Davis, E. Fisher, S. Bennett, P. Carpenter, C. Argotsinger, D. Fuller, N. Downs, M. Burnett. SECOND ROW: MR. SLACK, H. Cole, I. Greenfield, P. Ballweber, D. Darling, I. Foster, M. Booth, B. Pagan, R. Bojarczuk, R. Boduch W. Galusha, I. Briggs, I. Castigltone, D. Atty, D. Brownell. THIRD ROW: D. Hathaway, P. Mitchell, I. Dorst, W.Gifford, G Goodemote, E. Beard, G. Bruce, D. Dutcher, R. Briggs, C. Cheney, R. Cichy. FIRST ROW: I. Wamer, S. Place, S. Wamer, S. Pilchen, E. Williams, G. Wilson, S. Sparks, B. Pantalone. SECOND ROW: G. Whitman D. Richardson, R. Oathout, N. Proctor, I. Krutz, D. Marshall, M. Musgrave, B. Peasley, S. Lorey, B. Young. THIRD ROW: MR KIBLER, K. Lippie, I. Walker, R. Taylor, W. Naylor, S. Maxon, V. Vallieu, S. Rockwell, I. Phillips, N. Marcellus, I. Montanye, P Wheaton, I. Lent. FOURTH ROW: L. Wilber, T. Wojner, T. Seiler, D. Perham, R. Ulrick, F. Wilcox, W. Warner, R. Perry, R Van Derwerker, B. Miles, R. Palmateer, M. Meyers, G. Wemple. Eighth Grade FIIGT ROW: E. Blowers, C. Gifford, S. Emst, N. Horton, I. Brand, M. Abel, K. Halloran. SECOND ROW: MR. EIGABROADT, I. Colson, M. Clark, A. Goodemote, I. McSpirlt, M. Baldwin, I. Hall, S. Hoff, G. Betler. THIRD ROW: M. Davis, R. Cook, G. Harrington, R. Loveless, R. Betler, P. Blowers, C. Rockafellow, R. Cheney. MW- 4 1 vvme: Seventh Grade FIRST ROW: MRS. HILBRING, K. Zimmer, B. Zayleck, L. Whitman, G. Yorks, I. Wilbur. SECOND ROW: W. Whitehouse, J. Yost, L Whitman, W. Wllbur,C. Yorks, B. Wamer, D. Whitman. FIRST ROW: B. Barker, R. Downs, I. Fagan, D. Betler, S. Eagan, C. Alric, I. Billman, C. Burton, B. Anteman. SECOND ROW: MRS BLOWERS, D. Blodqett, I. Day, N. Blowers, A. Barr, D.Coons, P. Atty, I... Dutcher, D. Edwards, D. Brownell. THIRD ROW: W. Fox T. Bomt, D. Bojarczuk, H. Forgette, O. Handy, S. Flood, T. Abel, D. Ambrosino. H. Baker, K. Barney. FIRST ROW: M- Ostrander. Gfvannosrrand, K. lung, M. Kamz, D. Lyons, 1. Steele, 1. Hayes, s. Mathias, L. Momanye, B. Sleezer. SECOND ROW: MRS. HORNETT, T. Roten, T. Kline, F. McSplrlt, T. Rullffson, C. Maxson, A. VanNostrand, I. Pantalone, W. Thomas, C. Miller, D. Lair, D. Marcellus, D. Hart, I. Ray. THIRD ROW: I. Rosselle, G. Olsen, B. Tlmmerman, C. Sweet, K. Maidment, I. Hayes, H. Hoppenworth, R. Marshall, R. Pilchen, D. Stack, L. Ostrander, B. Morgan, G. VanNostrand. W Frye R. Proctor S. Hayes P. Baldwin W Kenney D. Hoff D. Walter G. Wilson A. Dutcher S. Cheney S. Blowers R. Beard S. Snook V. 1-lerdman S. Cook. N. Gallup P.White 17. L. Seward 25. D. Brownell R. Loveless 18. R. 1-lallenbeck 26. R.Carter H. Hart 19. B. Washburn 27. E. Gray C. Austin 20. L. Roots 28. S. Hime P. Petrie 21. K. Montanye 29. N. Bojarczuk I. Bellen 22. T. Gifford 30. MRS. ROSSELLE C. Cronin 23. R. Cheney 31. L. VanNostrand I. Halloran 24. C. Steenburg 32. R. Dorman S' e lxth Grad P. Dingman 17. N. Newton 25. I. Stack K. VanDerwerker 18. D. Scott 20. M. Whitman D. Winney 19. J. Howard 27. W. Rockafellow W. Stewart 20. T. Hansen 28. P. VanBuren L. Olmstead 21. S. Jablonski 29. M. Wilson I. Roach 22. D. Rutkowski QD. R. Wilson T. Cichy 23. P. Parker 31..w. Sweet P. Masten 24. I. Kadle 32. T. Goron 33 . MRS . RI DGWAY W. Norman P. Bloor C. Moore S. Gallup F. Goossen L. Llpple D. Proctor L. Rauer B. King L. Scott P. Alrlc V. Gray D. Rubscha R. Catania W. Towne C. Shea E. Knott E. Hart D. Nellls D. Young L. Maidment I. King I. Deere I. Collier L. Wllliams R. VanNostrand L. Danforth W. Dewey . N. Colson Fifth Grade D. Marcais C. Greenfield L. Frye R. Lowenthal I- DBY A. Washburn MRS. REED C. Soule C. Becker D. Gallop R. Lock D. Cast P. Yorks F. Kaczor V. Billman G. Kuhn 22. D. Lathrop 23. C. Sherman 24. MRS. COOK 25. L. Carter 26. L. Ellithorpe 27. E. VanNostrand 28. D. Whitman 29. I. Ferrara 25. N. Preavy 26. S. Ambrosino 27. A. White 28. I. Girard ABSENT MEMBERS R. Kainz I. Ray C. Brower Bell Lock Gifford Place Rulison Horton Washburn Hillman 1. P. Tyrell 2. L. Lyons 3. I. Badger 4. V.Kenyon 5. I. Rebisz 6. N. Cast 7. B. Dorman Timmerman 17 Morgan 18 Jones 19 Betler 20 Olmstead 21 Willard 22 Roots 23 Argotsinger 24 8. M. Kroup 9. R. Zimmer 10. T. Horton 11. D. Talmadge 12. A. Yost 13. C. Conklin 14. I.VanNorstrand Miller Brower Capron 2 6 Bobilin 27 Ros selle 28 Hall 29 Czupryk 30 Galusha 31 15. R. Seiler 16. R. Fagan 17. I. Hawley 18. R. VanNostrand 19. L. Olmstead 20. MRS. BOGART 21. S. Beard 25. MRS. BUSECKCsubstitute for MRS. SIROVICAJ . Ropeter Becker S. Goulet F. VanNostrand T. Morgan Blaha 22. C. Nicosia 23. K. Groves 24. K. Howard 25. L. Claus 26. T. Lorey 27. W. Brink Wheaton Holleran Fountain White McSpirit Evans Yost Perry . Perham Whitman Ferrara Whitman M. Mathias . Dutcher L. Earnshaw G. Richardson I. Wtnney S. Tomlinson P. Velisky . W. Barker Fourth . S. Peasley . L. Burlitt . I. Seller . N. Hoff . E. Bornt . G. Zayicek . P. Anteman 15. M. Yorks 22. L. Gifford 16. S. Wojnar 23. D. Seward 17. C. Bowers 24. M. Mojewski 18. D. Barr 25. R. Wilson 19. I. Forgette 26. K.Salv1one 20. M. Handy 27. E. Whitman 21. MRS. SHELBY 28. I. Hart 29 . M. Gendron Grade 15. I. Polmsbee 22. D. Fountain 16. L. Gifford 23. C. VanNostrand 17. I. Semprevio 24. Barry Ostrander 18. M. Olson 25. F. Blowers 19. L. Handy 26. S. Willard 20. D. Bennett 21. MRS. SABATTIS CSubst1tute for MRS. BARTERJ M. C. P. S. E. M. T. C. R. T. C. M C L. S. T. Dlngman Lrltt Mrles Moore Close Foster Brockhum Colson Grfford Mlner Gallup Hall Vanllllen Murray Fagan Handy P. Shea . Olson P. Alric Folmsbee . Yost R. Templeton W. Ellxs L. Brunner Van Nostrand Maxson Greenfield Bradt Zlmmer Flood LaRowe Sandner Third Grade R, Vanfxlostrand . Masten D. Miller I. Tltus C. Eagan L. Rafferty C. Morrrson C . VanNostrand Knoll Ecker McCaffrey Brewer Shoop Edwards Catama Boduch T . Vanldleusen R. White M. Whltman L. Kenney D. Howard A. White R. Hayes S.Oathout MRS . SMITHERS C. Hart R. Hoff R. Frye C. Warner R. Tlmmerman S. B111man I. Whrtman MRS. SEWARD W' f --3'12ii?iae..Q.mf rmsff'irf Kucel Ellithorpe Oatho ut Close White Yost Riach Hawley Dorman Snook Sherman Horton Ferrara Hayes . M. Phillips . S. Hime . M. Puleo . L. Buyce . D. Gifford . C. Warner . MRS. STEWART Second Grade Dutcher Holmes Girard Tan ner Warner Perham Willard S. Nicosia S. Berard P. Semprevio R. Carroll S. Towne S. Czupryk MRS. VALLIEU H. Dedicke K. Zimmerman S. Betler I. Lowenthal R. Ambrosino R 'av I E I 51. econd Gra e 1 Wk 555.5 ztiszigifiiix- A ' A J 5 wr-1 fs uv 'J Q fi ...K . V Q Q ,.', ,, ',V.,i me If f Zl' ' 'x Y 1,. .1 i'ffflfiE?i J f f 'K A '0vsi s Q ,Q snwfk'-ai? M qp4 V. , Q ' X if 3 Q52 Ma, Q W Wifi W 3 i .V R HQ pg, .J Vim was A jE2 ' Q Nicosia Collier Miles Blowers Crannell Wheaton Dlngman VanSlyke Whitman Holmes Morgan Wilber Brewer Uebrlck Roten Ellis Blowers Palmer Liitt DeRocker Handy Whitman Bell Cowles rade Gifford Avery West Ienriing S Sandner MRS. MORTIMER . W. Walker B. Keller R. White . B. Bennett . I. Brunner D. Howard . MRS. CHRISTMAN VanNostrand Lock Davison Marcais Ward Pugh West Seller Coloney VanNostrand Avery Maxwell Loveless . Shoop . Ernst K. Brewer L. Seller . Blowers M. Walt D. Foss M. Ernst M. Dingman I. Joseph M. Norman D. White D. Handy B. Carroll R. Cole Fountain Reed Brower Henderson Bowler Titus Williams Kindergarten . R. Towne . S. Davison . T. Bradt . T. Hlme . I. Masten . G. Smlth . S. Conklin . G. Fuller C. Shea D. Washburn D. Ward H. Van Allen D. Hayes P. Eagan D. Bornt R.Brink G. Warner N. Nellis MRS. CRONIN F. Bellen L. Evans . S. Bornt . A. Mathias . T. Brower . M. Knoll . B. Tanner . S. VanS1yke . MRS. SUYDAM . R. Stahl . K. Stahl . G. Colller Briggs D Rauer M Iackson Kenyon Young Monfils Walker Dorman Pomton Becker Tomlinson Hawley Perry Klena VanHeusen Whipple Class of I958 as Sophomores FIRST ROW P Bob1lm C Claus S Hallenbeck, D. Gray, D. Musgrave, J, Faxrbanks B Lathrop R Goodemote, P Gmson E Clark SECOND ROW MR STEBBINS, J. Bellen, P. Cadoret, B. Duncher, P Close S Brooks, D Austln P Skmnor I W1ll ms S McGregor A Nzles, E. Halloran, L. Coons, MR. SMITII THIRD ROW R Brlggs, S R1ska G Ardlzzone M Vomaska N Montanye M Moore, M. Gifford, M. Ballweber, W. Perham I Chase L Cromn FOURTH ROW H Stouxdard W Wllson M Smlth K. Scott, M. Bruce, R. Roy, O. Cole, F Paul D Volqt R Kadle A.. ? The Senior Band received an A rating in the New York State School Music Association Spring Festival. Of twenty-four competing bands, only four got an A in Grade Two Music. FIRST ROW: R. Hayes, D. Musgrave, M. Moore, P. Zeh, N. Whitman, W. Maxon, I. Smithers, N. Stoddard, C. Hallenbeck. SECOND ROW: P. Ballweber, P. Smullens, I. Titus, R. Cichy, I. Zayecek, E. Lent, B. Boduck, E. Naylor, E. Banker, D. Walters, R. Titus, D. Boduck. THIRD ROW: P. Boblin, M. Pantalone, T. Leach, T. Blowers, D. jones, H. Stoddard, A. VanNostrand, B. Whitehouse, W. Galousa, G. Hess, G. Olsen. FOURTH ROW: M. Pedrick, B. Craig. FIFTH ROW: E. Seiler, B. Christman, D. Ellis, Z. Dorst, C. Argotsinger, S. Timmerman, S. Martin, P. Downs, M. Surdam, I. Parker, C. Brooks, S. Hollenbeck. CONDUCTOR, W. PEARSON. The Junior Band keeps improving and all hope to be in Senior Band next yE'6l'. FIRST ROW: S. Maxson, W. Naylor, R. Cook, B. Warner, F. Wilcox, B. Peasely, I. Iayes. SECOND ROW: S. Lorey, B. Young, I Lent, S. Warner, A. VanNostrand, W. Whitehouse, G. Olsen. THIRD ROW: S. Cook, D. Rutkowski, W. Steward. FOURTH ROW: W Pearson, I. Ray, D. Kenny, T. Hanson, W. Wlpple, B. Zayicek. gi' It x LV.7 A Win ,. ' 4 m i V ,ag 4 A2Ai M 'A 7' Vi? 6 A X x fi 5, N V:-gui? 1 k . i'?dN I 1 H X, R t M . ..,.. ig wwf , Y kg i,, x Q , I , N Aix- yr , V ,, I-lA LV A Q Q if 5, 1 . 41. K A ti ZX :vv S . ,Lf g k k f Y E ' 1 Q 3 ,I wix E, I' g ASW , ,4 7 It xxx Lg Q ,K -,.., KK Q W , - I Quv , A fe , gm- A s +'f'x M W 5 N M4 Combined Senior High Mixed Choir and Cirls' Chorus was rated B in Grade Three Music. Many congratulations were received for their success. FRONT ROW: E. Rutkowski, V. Kainz, L. Booth, M. Musgrave, P. Bobilin, R. Hayes, V, Perham, M. Pantalone, M. Pedrick, S. Himes D. Dingman, C. Booth, C. Hess, C. Hallenbeck. SECOND ROW: E. Miller, N. Herrick, N. Stoddard, B. Clark, S. Timmerman, B. Craig, N. Whitman, M. Moore, B. Hinds, I. Parker, D. Musgrave, L. Washburn, C. Warner, G. Little, K. Austin, L. Cronin, MISS ASQUITH. THIRD ROW: R. Boduch, R. Cichy, I. Zayicek, P. Carpenter, T. Leach, M. Voight, S. Martin, S. Perry, B. Knott, S. Hallenbeck, M. Vomaska, S. Jennings, P. Downs, P. Zeh, I. Colson, I. Titus, D. Whitehouse, R. Boduch, R. Titus. FOURTH ROW: D. Voight, T. Blowers, D. Burnett, R. Parmenter, H. Stoddard, A. Niles, E. Banker, I. Vavruick, R. Goodemote, F. Crossley, B. Hinds, E. Lent, I. Wilkins, P. Newton, W. Maxon, K. Hickok, K. Hickok, G. Christman. Junior High Chorus on their way up to success in Senior High. FIRST ROW: D. Lyons, D. Marshall, M. Musgrave, R. Oathout, B. Peaseley, S. Warner, S. Maxon, M. Ostrander, D. Coon, C. Gifford, I. Fagan, R. Downs, B. Barker, D. Edwards, L. Montanye, I. Billman, S. Mathias, I. Hayes. SECOND ROW: MISS ASQUITH, G. Whitman, I. Phillips, I. Krutz, M. Baldwin, E. Blowers, W. Naylor, S. Pilchen, I. Warner, V. Vallieu, S. Eagan, K. King, If Montanye, L. Fox, S. Lorey, G. VanNostrand, N. Horton, B. Zayicek, K. Zimmer, C. Alric, N. Blowers. THIRD ROW: R. Perry, T. Abel, R. Marshall, G. Harrington, I. Steele, B. Anteman, J. Day, A. Barr, G. Wilson, N. Marcellus, M. Clark, S. Sparks, S. Rockwell, P. Wheaton, B. Pantalone, Y. Young, C. Burton, B. Sleezer, K. Barney, T. Wojner, A. VanNostrand, I. Roselle, W. Whitehouse, L. Whitman. FOURTH ROW: R. Uebrich, I. Lent, B. Olson, R. Whitman, L. Ostrander, D. Fox, R. Palmateer, G. Betler, T. Rulifison, C. Sweet, L. Wilber, D. Stack, I. Hayes, il. Hoppenworth, R. Taylor, B. Miles, T. Seiler, D. Lair, R. Loveless, B. Warner. 1 Combined Elementary Choirs FRONT ROW: R. Seiler, M. Majewskfnc. Richardson, L. Earnshaw, W. Barker, D. Whitman, S. Blowers, S. Cook, S. Beard, P. Tyrrell, M. Gendron, P. Wheaton, K. Whitman, I. Seiler, C. Perham, S. Peaseley, L. Dingman, F. Perry, M. Mathias, R. Lowenthal, P. Alric. SECOND ROW: I. King, S. Gallup, F. Goosen, I. Badger, B. Dorman, L. Lyons, R. Ferrara, D. Gallup, C. Becker, N. Haff, S. Willard, L. Gifford, R. Yost, M. Handy, M. Yorks, L. Bennett, L. Lippe,C. Jones, M. Washburn, D. Cast, A. Washbum, MISS ASQUITH. THIRD ROW: S. Brower, R. Horton, R. Bell, M. Hillman, B. Willard, R. Miller, C. Shea, L. Ellithorpe, D. Nellis, D. Timmerman, D. Galusha, W. Norman, I. Collier, D. Young, D. Winnie, S. Cheney, P. Dingman, I. Kadle,N, Gallop, C. Vanderwerker, I. Riach, P. Parker, R. Dorman, D. Walters, R. Beard. FOURTH ROW: V. Gray, N. Prevey, I. Girard, S. Tomlinson, M. Olson, G. Semprevio, A. White, W. Brink, Ty. Horton, W. Towne, D. Seward, W. Zimmerman, I. Deere, E. VanNostrand, I. Winney, L. Bennett, D. Barr, E. Whitman, R. Whitman, M. White, S. Wojner, H. Becker, I. Rulisson. FIFTH ROW: R. Loveless, H. Hart, D.' Proctor, C. Moore, I. Place, S. Czupryk, A. Hall, T. Cichy, W. Stewart, D. Rutkowski, N. Newton, V. Herdman, K. Montanye, L. Roots, S. Iablonski, B. Washburn, D. Hoff, L. Danforth, C. Cronin, L. Maidment, L. Seward, C. Gifford, S. Snook, R. VanNostrand, C. Austin, S. Hayes, P. White, K. Argotsinger, L. Hayes. CANAIOHARIE PERTH CANAIOHARIE FONDA-PULT ONVILLE WELLS FT. PLAIN BROADALBIN FT. PLAIN NORTHVILLE l956-'57 Varsity Basketball had a rough season but wait till next year! WE THEY WE 46 56 PERTH 79 71 60 GALWAY 100 55 67 IOHNSTOWN 71 55 38 FONTA-FULTONVILLE 70 54 59 GALWAY 96 34 69 WELLS 64 42 75 BROADALBIN 47 S7 62 NORTHVILLE 85 G1 63 IOHNSTOWN 74 The Junior Varsity came in second. THEY 55 78 72 55 65 65 85 70 66 We started off with an eight point loss to Canajoharie in a very good game. Then we de- feated Perth, Fonda-Fultonville, and Wells to remain in the running for the league title. How - ever, Broadalbin kept their winning streak alive by defeating us. Northville followed suit by winning a two point victory. A loss to Galway completed our adversities for the season be- cause we avenged an earlier defeat by beating Northville in overtime. 5 f. , ,7 i . CX X . . Qgg, if-L K i' LL A- M85 2- 'W 1, Q 5 Wsfff , ,AV,, A 5 i f ' f fifffif 7 25545 I wwf' iff, M 1 L A . M ' f, ,K , , ,,Ai ' i iz K I 4 ' l L 4 if 55 5 M 'x W M L... fee F '.,,:f, . 7 ' ., L7 X ' t zfi- .., ' ., i I . 5? QQ X 1 Keg 'Wi ,GEF ,5 Mayfield Wins '57 Tri-County Championship MAYFIELD BEATS WELLS IN TITLE PLAYOFF RESULTS FOR THE SEASON WE THEY PI TCHER ST . MARYS 4 3 MARSHALL IOHNSTOWN 3 5 RUMRILL NORTHVILLE 1 0 1 MARSHALL PERTH 5 1 RUMRILL FONDA-F ULTONVILLE 9 3 MARSHALL GALWAY 1 3 3 BALDWIN WELLS 1 2 BALDWIN BROADALBIN 1 6 2 BALDWIN GALWAY 8 1 BALDWIN BROADALBIN 1 1 0 BALDWIN ST . MARYS 6 1 RUMRILL FONDA-FULTONVILLE 4 0 MARSHALL WELLS Qplayoffj 2 0 BALDWIN MAYFIELD ended the season with the remarkable record of 92 runs scored on exactly 92 hits. The excellently played playoff game gave Mayfield the Tri-County championship for the fourth straight time. In Mayfield s nineteen year history, Babe Baldwin has been its most outstanding athlete. During hislhigh school career, Mayfield won nine of a possible twelve Tri-County League championships , four Section II championships in soccer and one in basketball. In Babe's senior year in soccer he scored 53 of 89 points that the team compiled for the season. In basketball he averaged 34. 5 points per game. In one game he scored 61 establish- ing a new Tri-County league record which he had previously set with 54 points in his sophomore year. In his final baseball season at Mayfield he had a . 523 batting average and a 5-I record in pitching. His outstanding ability was really in evidence when Mayfield beat Wells for the championship. He pitched a two-hitter, slammed three doubles, scored both runs, and struck out fourteen getting three of them in the last inning. Mayfield Central has had its good athletes but Babe's all around feats have overshadowed all others. We know that records are made to be broken but we feel that his records will stand for a long time. Congratulations are certainly due Mr. Boshart and Mr. Parker for helping to develop this fine athlete. An Exciting Soccer Season FRONT ROW: COACH PARKER, Captain Mike Gifford. SECOND ROW: R. Rumrill, D. Voight, I. Wilkins, R. Hinds, R. Titus, R. Bocuch, E. Ellis, E. Lent, M. Smith. THIRD ROW: E. Seiler, Mgr., L. Lamond, D.Walters, I. Iayicek, W. King, W. Vomaska, E. Banker , F. Crossley, D. jones, R. Goodemote, G. Goodemote, I. Dorst, E. Beard, R. Boduch, I. Hess. Mayfield loses Soccer Championship for the first time in six ears. 7' Although Mayfield had a 5-5-3 won-lost-tie record this year in its complete season and a 5-4-3 record in the league, it showed great team spirit all the way. Asian Flu was an op- ponent as well as the other teams. Also, we lost the services of five starters through gradu- ation last June. But the hold overs and the newcomers practiced and played hard always giving their opponents something to remember with their fine aggressive team play. Next year's squad should be stronger even though some good men will graduate in June. WE THEY Northville O 2 Perth 19 0 Fonda-Fultonville 2 O Galway 2 4 Wells 4 2 Broadalbin 2 2 St. Iohnsville 8 O Nor-thville 3 3 Perth l 5 0 Fonda-Fultonville 5 5 Galway 4 9 Wells 0 3 Broadalbin 0 2 GIRLS: L. Miller, S. Quillen, A. Ward, E. Vvlheaton, I. Perry, M. Stoddard, R. Brownell, M. Becker, B. Krutz, C. Billman, L. Edwards M. Fisher, D. Halloran. BOYS: B. Baldwin, N. Brower, B. Gifford, K. Wilson, C. Lodine, G. Whitman, O. Lane, K. Hickok, R. Snow G. Smullen, R. Bronk, G. Oathout, P. Scrima, B. Marshall. Ioan Argotsinger Bradley Baldwin Marilyn Becker Carol Billman . Donald Brand . Robert Bronk . Normand Brower Ramona Brownell Oakley Cole . Lucille Edwards Mavis Fisher . Brian Gifford . . Donna Halloran Keith Hickok . Barbara Krutz . . Bryant Kuhn . Oren Lane . . Charles Lodine Brent Marshall . Laurel Miller . Glenn Oathout . June Perry . . . Sally Quillen . Philip Scrima . Ronald Snow . Gary Smullen . Class of I957 . attending Plattsburg State Teachers' College . . . . . . . . . attending Ithica College . attending Russel Sage College in Troy . . . attending Bob Jones University . . . . married, working in Amsterdam . . . .4 . employed at Curtin-Hebert Company . attending CCBI fCentral City Business Institutel .' . . . . . . . married, living inrGloversv1lle ............PGCourse . . attending Union College in Kentucky . employed at Trillet's Dental Laboratory . . attending Albany State 'eachers'College . . employed at Mayfie Glove Company . . employed on a lumbering contract . . . . . . . . . . . working in Speculator .................PGCourse . . attending Springfield College in Massachusetts . . . .' . . . . attending Bob Jones University . . attending Rochester Institute of Technology . employed at Caleco Manufacturing Co. .......-.......unemployed . . attending Albany State Teachers' College ................unemployed . attending Hudson Valley Technical Institute-Troy . . . . . employed at Smullen Mason Company Marlene Stoddard . .... attending Wheaton College in Illinois Donna Sweet . Audrey Ward . Eileen Wheaton Gene Whitman Kenneth Wilson . employed at Fownes Glove Company . . employed at Scotsmoor Company . . . .working at Grandoe Gloves . . . . employed at Farhaxt's Garage . employed at Wilkins Glove Company MARLENE STODDARD Valedictorian County Festival 1,25 Stu- dent Assistant 3,4: News- paper 4g Senior Playg Honor Roll l,2,3,4. Class of l957 Graduation Awards Valedictorian ..., Salutatorian .... Outstanding Senior . English ...... Citizenship Education Science ....., Mathematics . . French .... Commercial . . . Home Economics . Industrial Arts . Music ...... Athletics ............ . Balfour Award To Outstanding Senior . . . Betty Crocker Homemaking Award . . Bausch 6. Lomb Science Award . . . . Babe Ruth Award ..... . Babe Ruth Award , . Marlene Stoddard . . . Iune Perry . Marilyn Becker Marlene Stoddard Marlene Stoddard Marlene Stoddard Marlene Stoddard . . . june Perry . .Mavis Fisher Ramona Brownell . . . Robert Bronk . . . Oren Lane Bradley Baldwin . Marilyn Becker . Marilyn Becker Marlene Stoddard . . . Oren Lane . Marilyn Becker IUNE PERRY Salutatorian Student Assistant 2 , 3 Cheerleading 1, 2 , 3 , 4 Class Secretary 1,42 Stu- dent Council 3g News paper 1,2,3g Senior Play Honor Roll l,2,3,4. .1 Entering for the Commencement Program - Iust a Little Nervous Graduation is Over - BOY, AIS We HBPPYI ' of -A-fe We Tripping the Light Fantastic at the Senior Ball. Don't We look Pretty Nice! The Big Moment! Crowning the King and Queen! Ffa-i :mtv ?f1'It2f:m'i5xI: f ,iff W .f f ' f Class of l956 at Graduation FIIGT ROW: K. Glynn, N. Ulrich, M. Williams, I. Montanye, I. Iennings, I. Ballweber, S. Hess, M. Maynard, S. Coons, E. Montanye SECOND ROW: I. Flood, B. McClelland, I. Halloran, I. Phillips, E. Sweet, R. Mraz, M. Shafer, L. Getman, S. Lenz, W. Wilson, D. Tyrell. THIRD ROW: I. Buckingham, B. Wilson, 1. Wilcox, K. Gifford, A. Miller, H. Hime, W. Hurd, D. Frederick, N. Brower Class Ioan Ballweber . . student at Oneonta State Teachers College Warren Baldwin ......... student at Ithica College Natalie Brower ....... employed at Grandoe Gloves Sally Coons . . employed at Montgomery Ward in Washington, D.C. Cmarriedl Iohn Flood ................. in the Navy Diane Frederick ..... living in the state of Washington Larry Getman . . . employed at General Telephone Company Katherine Gifford . . . employed at Taylor Awning Company Catherine Glynn. . student at Fredonia State Teachers College Iames Halloran . .carpenter for Oswald Construction Company Shirley Hess . . employed at Briggs Manufacturing Company Howard Hime ..... employedlat Swears Glove Company Wesley Hurd . . . employed at Smullen and Son, Masons Ierrett Jennings . . ....... employed in Massena I956 Susan Lenz. .student at new Paltz State Teachers College fmarriedl Mary Iane Maynard.. . . attending New York City Art School Betty Lou McClelland .employed at Montgomery Ward Imarriedl Alfred Miller ......... employed at Mayfield Glove Ianet Lee Montanye . Nurses' training, Albany School of Nursing Richard Mraz ................ in the Navy Donald Meyers . Jean Phillips . . Mary Iean Shafer . . . Dorothy Tyrell . Nancy Ulrich . jon Wilcox . . Molly Williams . Burton Wilson . Willard Wilson . . student intheArmy . . student at Zion Bible Institute working in New York City lmarriedl . . . employed at Decca Records . . . . employed at Decca Records . employed in the General Electric at Oneonta State Teachers College . . . employed at Wilkin's Glove . employed at Dixon Glove CUSTODIANS AND BUS DRIVERS HAVE MUCH TO DO WITH THE CARE OF THE BUILDING AND THE SAFETY OF OUR TRANSPORTATION PROGRAM. As mentioned earlier in the PANTHER OF 1958, 800 of the 940 students who attend Mayfield Central ride to and from' school on our buses. This helps to give the reader an idea of how im- portant the drivers are. Since the school opened in 1939 there has never been a fatal accident and the few mishaps that have occurred have been of a minor nature. Our drivers deserve a great deal of credit for this record. We, the Class of 1958, are taking this opportunity to say, thanks , careful drivers. We hope you will continue to keep up the good work. Also, a great deal of credit is due our custodians who keep our building clean, the snow shoveled, and do numerous errands. The more we grow the more their duties increase. We in- deed appreciate their thoroughness anci attention to their daily tasks. Compliments Of ERNST DAIRY DI MEZZA CAMPBELLS SANDI PERRY VAN'S SPORTING GOODS ,nv K, A N 51? damt' ' f a 4 49 Q 0 UV 1-'P' K ,iq ,V ,tx pu I 1 ONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '58 The Fulton County National Bank and Trust Company QV ,W QQ Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance COTPOYGUOQYN iq ' 1 Y ,bb 3 IB., ,,, AND LASS OF 195 FROM THE FAMILY OF I WILLIAM IIBILLH VOIGHT Wilkins Gloves ' an FINER GLOVES FOR MEN AND WOMEN MASTER CRAFTSMEN GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 1958 MAYFIELD, NEW YORK rf GOOD LUCK TO YOU ALL Bobilin Boat Works MARINE SALES SERVICE AND STORAGE PHONE 3405 MAYFIELD NEW YORK 1 d 2 i 'S--52 Best Wishes To The Class Of 1958 Niles 81 Company Public Accountants Telephone Mayfield 3534 Mayfield 'New York Compliments Of Q If m as urn s alry 1 inlli , W hb ' D ' AF A ' f fy 4 1 W J Gloversville New York The leader-Herald Johnstown - Gloversville Extends Their Best Wishes To The Class Of 1958 H 81 P Motors, Inc. Dodge Passenger Cars - Plymouth Passenger Cars - Dodge Job-Rated Trucks Mopar Factory Engineered Parts 67 South Main Street - Gloversville, N.Y. Compliments Of Shepard's Pontiac 280 South Main Street - Phone 5-1412 Kingsboro Lumber Co NEAR KINGSBORO SCHOOL DeVOE PAINT SINCE 1754 FOOT OF GREGORY STREET Dixon Glove Co. WOMEN'S AND OHILDREN'S GLOVES X XX ff , MAYFIELD, NEW YORK qi - 1 I Compiilnents Eastland Class Of 1958 Dalry .J X , xltlvltaq. lx Qlgfilmiiliil' y it Mr.8fMrs. Joseph Czech 'pizi Dial 5-5355 'W The Best For Less Jack Buchanan Mayfield, New York Gloversville New York Compliments Of Compliments Of Mayfield Dairy Ernest Kuhne v J PHONE ll- lb U ' Phone 2313 f f 4 4Q9lp'l.! ft Z Mayfield New York Mayfield New York GOOD LUCK MAYFIELD STUDENTS Canvas Products Corp. I AWNINGS - CANVAS - ALUMINUM - FIBERGLASS CUSTOM IRON RAILINGS TENTS - TARPS PHONE G-VILLE . 5 -2 62 4 I GLOVERSVILLE NEW YORK I I GOOD LUCK - TO I CLASS OF 1958 1l'I0Y11I -QLD GLGVE CO. IDC. MAYFIELD NEW YORK COMPLIMENTS S.. xx Mr. gk Mrs. Joe Neal I MAYFIELD NEVV YORK I COMPLIMENTS OF Cummm nLsCbcA4kmABornnw:Cu f sounanumsn mr CUMERSWLULNEWYOBK I NPenny' Downs GLOVERSVILLE SOUTH MAIN STREET NEW YORK OF I Compliments To The Class of '58 From Gloversville Easterly Street New York COMPLIMENTS OF MURRALL G LOVE C . MEN'S, YOUTH'S AND CHILDRENS' GLOVES ESTABLISHED 1918 LX jg x PHONE 2591 X MAYFIELD, NEW YORK Success To Class Of 1958 .lack and Jill Shoppe Glover sville New York Compliments Of Gifford Comphments r wi, s 03 1 4 ij Q W UII1 ' U' Of , I ' o r N, , If ' ' 2 I ll NIH' ,FLI- . 1. Motor e a Sales . I N Herbert Fairbanks I t a 0 ff? Q1 I 7 , I , b ' L I M Wirthmore Feeds Johnstown, New York 9 o DeGolyer Sas 56,7729 . . lumber and Burldmg Materials Cnosoxrxg Grocer RD :Htl O Phelps Street e Phone 5-1918 Q ! 4'f Q' v ' Gloversville, New York ,jrtorve Qgjgg George C.eWiIIiams Insurance Service 28 Market Street Phone VI 2-2368 Amsterdam, New York DeGoIyer lumber and Building Materials RD :lil Phelps Street Phone 5- 1 9 1 8 Gloversville New York Eugene Hollenbeck FUNERAL DIRECTOR 4 Second Avenue Gloversville, New York Let Us Tan Your Hide! CYour Deerskin Hide, Of Coursel ONLY 53. 00 Then From Your Deerskin Or Ours You Can Have Custom-Made Gloves-Mittens Jackets-Moccasins Hats-Handbags You've Met Us At The Sport Shows And Fairs Write For Folder And Prices Alvord Glove Co. Established 1917 Mayfield New York Gloversville p A C . t 'V .A rv if , . I .9 A XS Shop 'gf' 'S . Q 2 it 0 r , I .- vo -S '? 'I x ' a,'f'7':g'75k5 .,- ,-.sh I '. 'gy 5.0. O k s . W'-'Q??f'iQ.1'5a , a 4 4 . X X v-t.Z'.'6'SAf:::.1f -Y, -9.5 bint: 5, J . : x -.'I,-,-ssslfp ' - - v , . 4, ., N X veji-.' '. - 441, X 1 . A A ' . ,Er 1 7- 2. . ,Risks , 5 A it f iw Gloversville, New York Hal Sutliff 6 E. Fulton Street Compliments Of City National Bank 81 Trust Co. 12-20 N. Main Street tt , ' 56 XNSUR4 .X 2 A! 0 I L9 fl f or N .1 Q f it Gloversville New York Dial 5-1322 7 . To The Class S Of 1958 a t Fug' . Best Wishes For Years 'X ' 4 of im-ill! Happiness And Success A. Theodore Goossen Oil Burners - Boilers Warm Air Units Sales 6: Service Caroga Road Gloversville New York l I i l I I C pliment s Of Om Compliment G.l.F. Co-op. of Service, Inc. J. Boduch F d - Seed e 81 Fertlllzer Farm Supplie A. Phone 6-7613 Mayfield, New I I ya? 2' fb ef? N I' ' I Kme s, nc. Furniture - Appliances Tires - Recapping Wholesale Sc Retail Distributors 52 So. Main Street Phone 5-2812 Gloversville New York Mayfield 5 and I0 Glass ' Paint Hardware Plumbing 6: Heating Supplies 6 N. Main St. Phone 2221 Always Shop At The .- Mayfield 5 And 10 Best Wishes From Sunny Side 5 Dal ' W I y -If px Milk - Cream Phone 5-6930 Gloversville, New York H655 Q3 8 l SQVN9 Kg W ea -,. .-11 West Main Street Phone 2621 Mayfield, New York Compliments Of Wentworth Bakery Oven To Home Service McKibben's Gloversville, New York R. T. Mcliibben Rentals - Supplies Sales - Service Royal Typewriters Amsterdam Enterprise 9829 Gloversville 4-9513 9 Spring Street Best Of Luck Kennedy Funeral Service Fred G. Kennedy Laurence G. Kennedy Phone 4-8916 150 South Main Street Gloversville , New York Congratulations To The ' Class Of 1958 ' DRAKEYS FOOD MARKET Hrserts Drug Store W, -Cm .ms - GW- - fre- PM F 7 WeSt Mein Street Gloversville, N LP 1 1 - + 4 KAcross From The Post Office! We Deliver - Phone 3481 Mayfield, N.Y. Women's Personal Needs Men's Personal Needs Baby Needs 6: Items Fountain Service-Candy-Gum E. lathrop Firestone Appliances Kelvinator Appliances-Auto Supplies Tobacco-Cigarettes G CMM! Esso Service-Auto Repairs Films-Cameras-Flash Bulbs Firestone Supplies And Tires Phone 3711 8 West Main Street 1 Broadalbin New York COMPLETE GRADUATION SERVICE 'Class Rings Commencement Announcements Caps And Gowns 'fMedals and Awagds , Diplomas ' 'Taylor-made Yearbooks A ' L. G. BALPOUR CO. BENTLEY 6: SIMON TAYLOR YEARBOOK CO YOUR REPRESENTATIVE Hodgkins of Balfour Schenectady P. O. Box 9 - Phone 3-5374 New York Compliments Congratulations - To Of Class Of 1958 A A .Friend Shrefk Good Luck To The Class Of 1958 From The Juniors ll Compliments Matty The Jeweler Of , . . jig: Watches - Diamonds AI S '12 W. Fulton Street Upstairs 189 N. Main Street G1OVe'SV1ue New York Gloversville New York ! Compliments Best Wishes From I Of 1 ' h 8 I h - Arch Tabor Sllllt Pe C CI' Mobil I Prijlisirjxglsl 48 W. Fulton Street Riceville New York Gloversville New York Compliments Of Hobbs and Zeitler Pharmacy Prescription Specialists Russell Stover Candies 95 E. Fulton Street Phone 5-1814 Gloversville New York Roy's Greenhouse 102 North Street Gloversville New York Pyne's Plumbing and Heating Plumbing 6: Heating Charles A. Sandner-Richard L. Sandner 10 Church Street Phone 4-9312 Gloversville , New York W. S. Argersinger 8: Sons Department Store 73-79 North Main Street Phone 4-3166 Gloversville New York ' Compliments of Compgnients ' . , . Treher st Jung Mrldred Preston s Specralty S so Shop Plumbing 61 Heating Main Street Gloversville N w York Gloversville N w York Hager 81 Tracy Insurance Brown Funeral Home 15 W. Fulton Street 301 North Main Street Phone 5-2114 g Gloversville, New York Gloversville New York Compliments Compliments Of of Rocky's Gloria's Pizzaria Men's and Boys' Wear I Clothing, Furnishings, And Shoes 313 N. Market Street 54-56 W. Fulton Street Phone 4-3025 Ohnstown New 'York oioversvuie New York I Compliments of Shoe Store Wood-land Sporting Goods 10 West Fulton St Route 30 Mayfield New York Gloversville , N. Y. l l 1 1 Corlette - Managun l00b0ll,S Fl0W0rS 49305 'FF 'Qld' 19 Church Street Sales - Service Flower This Phone 6-3 187 Pioneers Community 513 N. Perry Street Johnstown New York Gloversville New York H. M. -QR M. Dial rm Art Slgne C0, BCIB CClLE'S ESSCI :Asw+EiEE:'Sm?t?1-Eguglcpice Concrete And Cinder Blocks aLovsnsvu..l..:, N. Y. AFTER 9'P. M. DIAL 4-3990 N 5,5328 Cement Sand , Gravel Bos cor.: . 7 Q, L Bowls PLACE -ifurff' Phone 4-3 62 5 Best Wishes Compliments Of Castiglione 4 X N I Gem Iewelers I M: .' ' x Princess Diamonds 'Yi S X Q , 14 Church Street ' 7 Phone 5-1113 56 North Main St. 1 ' Gloversville I Gloversville New York I Wise 'P' 9 ' Chips ' I ENTOY I I Y Potato Glove Cities Chevrolet Bernie Caringe Washington At Broadway Phone 4-7121 Gloversville New York BQHDQII HOMES Betta Built Roady Cul I. James, Representative Mayfield New York E. Sparks Building Contractor Quality Homes - In Every Price Class Custom Built Kitchen Cabinets Installation Of Plastic Wall Tile Iobbing And Alterations Free Estimates Call Collect Mayfield 2470 Kobuskie Funeral Home Robert W. Kobuskie Licensed Manager Oxygen Equipped Ambulance R.N. In Attendance 147 Bleecker Street Best Wishes From Peck's Flowers 105 N. Main Street Phone 4-7818 Dial 5-5917 OUR TELEPHONE NEVER SLEEPS Gloversville New York , Compliments Palace Dmer From 62 South Main Street Gloversville 4-7022 We Cater To Weddings And Banquets Bill Suydam's Garage John De Santis Shoes Repaired Zippers Repaired St Replaced On Coats , Iackets, Boots And Luggage ' N Phone 4-48322 J 166 N. Main Street Gloversville New York Compliments Of Hanks Tavern Vince DeVoe Mason Contractor Gloversville, New York Compliments Of Perry Texaco Station 459 N. Perry Phone 6-8815 Tires ' K 'v 1 , .,1-fl-1 sri, l,-',f Compliments Of 1 Best Wishes From , K3 ' Burr lumber Company Y Glad Acres Incorporated Dupont Paints .S 40 West Eighth Avenue .5 K' And E' Banker Dial 4-7107 - 6 A i Gloversville New York ayfield, N.Y. Compliments Compliments To The Seniors Of From v Susy-lu's Flying Saucer Cranberry Creek New York 1 1 Burgess Market Mayfield-Gloversville Road - , 1 1 f I Aherns 1f It's A Prescription Take Compliments Of A, V. Q .N laurence's is Pharmacy It To Ahearns 1 East 8th Phone: Avenue 5-4618 7 North Main Street C it :y,,,A. Glgvefsville New Ygrk GlOV6I'SVillS 5 New YOI'k B. Chiacchio General Store Fluffv J i RD41'2 4 ww . . , I Gloversville New York A - I Insurance W Escorted Tours Real Estate . Travel Bureau E Phone: 5-4216 Muddle 81 Muddle 12 West Fulton Gloversville New York Congratulations To Class Of '58 rj'- weyn f- X- c YUICE. Lu Compliments Of Harold Verklier Mayfield Sand And Gravel Phone 5-6255 5 . '5 4 Gloversville, New York Compggnents ' f ' Piano Sho Cralgs . Service D E Frank Craig - Red Bunch 310 N. Main Phone 5-2424 Compliments Of , . Sacandaga Trading Post Claude A. lrpe Dairy Freeze Our Specialty Funeral Parlor Phone WA 5-5625 Northville, New York Northville New York - 7 Cempllmenfs Thyne s Drug Store Of Prescription Druggists The Only Drug Store In Fulton County , With 3 Pharmacists S Good Luck To The Class Of '58 Phone 5-2014 147 N. Main Street Sacandaga Park New York Gloversville New York Bennett Boat Co. A Johnson Dependability For Over 35 Years Perth lumber Co. Phone 2321 Phone: Boradalbin 3 1 07 Of Mayfield, New York Amsterdam VI 2-6300 Compliments ' 7 Of Martrn s General Store 0 , I Nrck S4 Pomt Tavern Within Phone 9531 R. D. 4l'2 Vails, Mills 'erf gqu - g vllll lu g Gloversville New York 3 Congratulations From Montano Electric Q Company Gloversville New York Perth Gift Shop Gifts Of All Kinds R. DJHF4 Amsterdam-Perth Road Compliments Of IF. W. Becker 26 Bleecker Street For Life And Disability Insurance Contact . leslie J. Nichols 145 Second Avenue Telephone 5 -2 071 Gloversville New York Gloversville New York Compliments Of Colflrgggtifgions , o Trask s ClgarStore Gabeler Agency . Insurance 3 S. Main Street HBHIU - nBObu Phone 4-7311 Gloversville New York 13 Fremont Street Phone 4-7117 Gloversville - New York Spicer Insurance Co. Wm. C. Spicer, Ir. Insurance Of Every Form 8 Church Street Phone 5-4511 Gloversville New York Best Wishes To Class Of 1958 Edward S. Donnan Funeral Home 25 N. Perry Street I Phone 6-7116 Iohnstown New York COmPliments Compliments of Of Ned Warner 8 Insurance Service Phone 2303 Mayfield New York b Compliments Davis Flower Shop Of W 'Z 348 N' Mm Qi! Karg Bros., Inc Phone 4-3623 Gloversville New York -, fi .Complime nts Congratulations , e Ei' Of From at I ' Atomic Gas , :aa St t. Mayfield eakew ,-7 al Mayfield, N.Y. Bes Wishes t StowelI's, Inc. A f The Finest In Toys pr' Ann? Pet!-gjupplies Dair C, ' Us Y I ' Pos1ThOffice In ' Farm -- Glovers ville New York Compliments F C From Ieweler Diamonds - Watches - Clocks Jewelry Guaranteed Watch Repairing At Its Best 21 Church Street Gloversville New York Congratulations Parson's, Inc. of Gloversville 275 S. Main Street Howard H. Wakeman, Gen. Mgr. Class Of 1958 ROBISON 81 SMITH. Inc. letter Memorial Co. Designed For 'Today' To Express Your Love Throughout Compliments Of The Ages ' Phone 4-7321i - 522 N. Perry St. ' Ron Knoll, Proprietor Johnstown New York A Compliments Of g Compliments Of I Gloversville 6: Johnstown, N.Y. Rose Buick Johnstown, New York Hunters Granite Works Fine Cemetery Memorials 158 E. Fulton Street Gloversville New York E. l. Durkee 81 Co. The Leading Hardware Store 13 N. Main Street Dial 4-31.79 Gloversville New York Ben's Soda Bar Featuring Sealtest Ice Cream Manufacturers And Exclusive Retailers Of Sally Ices 222 N. Main Street Phone 4-8516 Gloversville New York Stop In At Ecker Insurance Agency Always Remember Ecker's Insurance Sound 6: Reliable All Forms 125 S. Main Street Phone 4-8925 4 Gloversville New York Compliments Of Millers Mercury 363 North Perry Street Phone 6-7124 Iohnstown New York iVan's Motorcycle gi 5 Shop 432 s. HW Harley . ' y . Main Davison Street S . Sins? 1 w- . 'tljwwws ' um if Johnstown Betofs Super Market The Finest In Meats Fancy Groceries And Fruits 220-222 Kingsboro Avenue Glovers ville , New York Quality Dairy I The Best In Ice Cream And Dairy Products ' ' Phone 5-4710 3 337 South Main Street Gloversville c New York is lida's 'l'.V. Appliances - Gifts Gloversville, New York Compliments Of Glove Inn WiIson's Super Market The Best Of Everything For The Table We Deliver Phone Johnstown 6-3185 Or 6-3186 Compliments Of GIen's Tavern 17 Washington Street Gloversville New York Compliments Of St. Thomas, Inc., Manufacturers Of Fine Personal Leather Goods Gloversville New York Combs' Market 194 S. Main Street Gloversville, New York Edward Bradt 81 Sons Blacktopping, Gravel And Fill R. D. ttl Phone 5-6932 Gloversville, New York Hare's 539 Service Station R Telephone 22 61 f 'flirt 1 Mayfield New York 1 1 DiMezza's Store Phone 4-9 622 83 West 8th Avenue F. J. Carlson and Sons Glass - Paint - Wallpaper 27 N. Main Street Gloversville New York Compliments Of Route 30 . Restaurant F. D. Peters Orl Co. Hot Dogs Hamburgers Gloversville New York Dinners Argotsinger's Poultry Farm Crawford Argotsinger Remember There's A Difference Hap and EtheI's Panorama In The Taste R. D.1Hf 2 Gloversville R. D. New York Gloversville New York ' Compliments Compliments Of Of Harry Blowers Farharts Garage Buick Sales And Service -,-- . A, 2 pg A y rl ' A E I: . A - . Z v- .. Q ai - Mayfield New York 19-25 Washington At. - 24 Hr. Service W. J. Morton Huntzi R. D. nger Gloversville , New York Harry Smullen 84 Son Masons Phone 5-6022 Gloversville, New York Carnahans Service Station Gloversville, New York Best Wishes The EIm's Restaurant Oneida i Markets, Inc. Compliment s Of George P. Hansen 1'-1:53, . ' . 05035593 aeisseer 167 North Main Street Si American Playground 314 South Main Street Devices Anchor Fences Gloversville New York Gloveirsville New York f Frankel Shops Compliments Of GLOVERSVILLE. N. V . Mitchell Fox, Prop. --igfnv i Phone: 5-5415 ' o 6 0 BaIdwin's Garage 206 Kingshoro Ave. In Rear Gloversville New York I Houck's Pharmacy Van Heusen's Garage E. B. Port -W. H. Spelman V ff . X ' ':tjN x ll W. Fulton Street h 1 g Gloversville, New York 139 East State Street CharIie's 5 E. 8th Avenue Compliments Of East Package ix Phone 5-2821 A Dihl 5-1619 A Little Bit y -X 97 East Fulton Street N Of Everything a Gloversville New York GlOVeI'SVil16 New YOI'k I There Is A Big Difference In Coal We Sell Only tt Lehigh voiioy - Hudson - Biuo Coal 4 All Known For Their High Quality Fulton County Coal 81 Oil Co., Inc. Gloversville 4-3118 GQ Off of . a it , ima 'Il 'R fit Qs., ' Y -:lax 2- -., 3 8, ISN' 4, Qu: ' IC I ' 'Q U Mobilheat - Fuel Oil And Kerosene ' ' I Johnstown 6-7319 M. 81 K. Market Ext. East State Street Phone 4-8818 Quality Meats-Frozen Foods Morse 81 Jenkins Fresh Fruits And 99 E. Fulton Vegetables e Best Of Luck . '58- Gloversville, New York Gloversville New York . Walt Gifford Registered Store Illl 1 9 1 Authorized To Sell Patented Medicine 6: Supplies Lunch And Soda Fountain Tobacco - Magazines Mayfield New York Congratulations To The Class Of Ill58Il From The Kitchen-Krew Compliments Of Reutlings De Soto Dependable Used Cars 78 S. Main Street 5 Phone 4-9316 Gloversville New Plymouth York Best Wishes To Class Of 1958 Musgrave Fur T Manufacturers Of Fur Glove - Linings Compliments Of George Demos Best, Wishes From Mil Allen Broadalbin, New York Genesee Supply Co. Best Wishes To The Class Of 1958 Borden And Harold Of Genesee Gloyersville Auto Parts 201 N. Main Street Automotive Parts And Supplies Shop Service Phone 4-9723 Or 4-3811 Gloversville New York Best Wishes To Class Of 1958 Burton Insurance Agency 3 Spring Street Phone 5-1016 Gloversville New York West End Service Station Iames Abbott, Proprietor 148 W. Fulton Street Phone 5-2 O 1 7 Gloversville , New York V. E. Miller Plumbing And Heating Texaco Fuel Oil 2 School Street Knott and Halloway Every Insurance Service 29 W. Fulton Street phone 2241 Phone 5- 5313 Mayfield New York Gloversville New York Good Luck From Compliments Kenneth Canary so' fu f - I W - S 'F ffcfx-NN 1 xx: . 1' ,Dm X ill? lei-IQ 5 'ft 31.11 b 0 . S ,l ' ' in 'a:at'I 'vffz?5T - xo, ' ' 1 ' f ,AFEI4 ' , ' 'VK Q Si-I 3. r ., fl .5 w .fy nf. K .' ---ff +- ' 11 , ..x ' .QI - . 1 9 - ' 1 ' , ng' 4. I I To The Class Of 1958 ' Harold May Compliments Compliments Of Of 0 Blrdsall Heating Co. Tyler Tlle Co. Leo Birdsau 45 N. Main Street Gloverville New York u Gloversville New York Compliments 0 Of Geisler Agency, Inc. Insurance That Pays Dividends 8 Middle Street Phone 5-2 2 l 6 Johnstown New York Gloversville New York KIohck's Monuments At Entrance To Ferndale Cemetery 540 HN. Perry Street Telephone 4-37 16 Bill and PauI's Service Sinclair Products 390 N. Perry Street Memorials Of Open 24 Hours Distinction Dial 6-8825 Iohnstown New York IO1'1f1S'f0W1'1 NSW York , I Gravslonelnn Edward Whlte Louis Denato, Proprietor Restaurant 6: Fountain Supplies RD 41:1 137 Hall Avenue Mayfield Road Gloversville New York Johnstown New York And S0 Goodbye As we bring to a close our 1958 annual, we want to thank the administration, faculty, and especially Mr. Shaw for being so helpful and understanding at all times. The yearbook is not an easy proposition to complete and much time has been spent in preparing material for the printer. From time to time we have had to impose on the good will of the teachers by interrupting their classes for photography, questions, and taking students out of their classes for other reasons. It is difficult to register a clear idea of all that goes into this student publi- cation. The class each year isinew to the job and a great deal of time is consumed before much is accomplished. 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