Mayfield High School - Sacandagan Yearbook (Mayfield, NY)

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Aw f fi ., Q f fi q SW: , - Z 'VZ K' 3 . fu em, TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION GROUND BREAKING CEREMONY FOR NEW SCHOOL BOARD OF EDUCATION ADMINISTRATION PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL DAILY SCHEDULE SENIORS UNDERCLASSMEN ACTIVITIES ATHLE TICS ALUMNI CIVIL SE RVICE EMPLOYEES ADVERTISEMENTS FINIS I Q ' rn REF..EC' 105 5 Qmialniillilliiiwy., 24 ' K' ff Q: Q77 lid , , J x Q J MCS I959 0 4 !',p4L S050 DEDICATION We the class of 1959, dedicate to you, Mr. Kenneth Smith, with pride and pleasure our yearbook, ' ' Reflections . ' ' Mr. Smith is a splendid teacher, a faithful friend, and one who gives liberally of his time and talents. During our freshman and junior years, with you as our adviser, our every pro- ject was profitable. Words cannot express our gratitude, for your kindness and untiring efforts toward reaching our goals. May this dedication Mr. Smith, tend to compensate you in some small measure, for your patience and per- serverance through the school years. Q, '1 V x- -1 'ir W- I I wx rl ,lp- , .T 1 ai, my g et 1 1-1.72 - 'A A 1 . t W 1 . GRATITUDE The Seniors of 1959 wish to express our gratitude to Mrs. Hilbring, our English teacher during our Junior year. Her unprejudiced mind and untiring efforts did much to forward our progress in our Junior year. We shall always appreciate the inspiration ,gained from our association with her. To have had her as a teacher and a friend is something we shall always remember. 2 Mrs. Wallin Mr. Crandell Mr. Brown THE FUTURE -- 3840, 000 ANSWER TO MAYFIELD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 'PUPIL BOOM' 16 Classrooms and a CAFETORlUM Feature Modernistic Building Mr. Niles Mrs. Naylor On December 10, 1957, the voters approved the proposition for a new school which we hope will be ready in the fall of 1959. The new institution will contain sixteen classrooms, including four kindergartens and three classrooms for each of Grades 1,2,3, and 4. ln addition a cafetorium will combine an auditorium and a cafeteria. Other rooms include a gym, health rooms, offices, kitchen, janitor's storage, boiler room, and teachers' quarters. Some four hundred fifty pupils from kindergarten to fourth grade will attend the new school. The faculty and staff will number seventeen. There are at present forty-five 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 five through twelve. The Mayfield Central District e mb ra c e s an ar e a bounded on the north by Sw'eet's Crossing, on the south by the town of Progress, on the west by Easterly and Phelps Street, and on the east by the Kennyetto 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 one thousand pupils with an anticipated increase up to one thousand two hundred andfiftyby 1965. During the past few years the enrollment has increased steadily at an average rate of forty per year. The district operates seven buses, all of which makes two trips both morning and afternoon. The busses travel three hundred miles a day and transport eight hundred and forty children both in the morning and afternoon. 1 1 X 1 w 1 1 I W MRS. BESSIE D. WALLIN District Superintendent B. S. Albany M. S. Albany ADMINISTRATIVE S TAFF JAMES W. SMITHERS Supervising Principal A.B. St. Lawrence M. Ed. St. Lawrence x KENNETH F. WRIGHT Director of Guidance A. B. Albany M. A. Albany ROBERT H. SHAW Asaistant Principal Secondary Supervisor A. B. Union M. A. Albany JOHN F. SWAN Elementary Supervisor B.S. Buffalo M.S. Albany P ROFESSIONAL PE RSONNE L Elementary ROW ONE : Mrs. Pearl Blowers, Life Certificate, Oneonta, Sixth Grade. Mrs. Margaret Stewart, B. S. , Oneonta, Second Grade. Mrs. Virginia Vallieu, B. S. , Oneonta, Second Grade. John J. Swan, B. S. , Buffalo, M. A. , Albany, Elementary Supervisor. Mrs. Dona Christrnan, B. S. , Oneonta, First Grade. Beverly Hurd, B. S. , Syracuse, Second Grade. Mrs. Mrs. Charlotte Schermerhorn, Cortland Life Certificate, Third Grade. Annamarie Reed, B.E. , Cortland, Fifth Grade. ROW TWO: Mrs. Elizabeth Mortimer, B. T. C., First Grade. Mrs. Frances Ridgway, Life Certificate, Potsdam, Sixth Grade. Mrs. Kathleen Cook, B. S. , Oneonta, Fifth Grade. Mrs. Audrey Rosselle, T. C. , Potsdam, Sixth Grade. Mrs. Dorothy Smithers, Life Certificate, Potsdam, Third Grade. Mrs. Margaret Barter, Life Certificate, Oneonta, Fourth Grade. Mrs. Helen Seward, Life Certificate, Cortland, Third Grade. ROW THREE: Mrs. Janis Gordon, B.S. , Oneonta, Kindergarten. Mrs. Ella Suydam, Potsdam, Kindergarten. Mrs. Frances Banker, Permanent Certificate, B.S. , Oneonta, First Grade Mrs. Evelyn Bogart, Oneonta, Fourth Grade. Mrs Joyc Sybil Sirovica, B. E. , Potsdam, Fifth Grade. e Ambrosino, B. S. , Oneonta, Kindergarten. W, S FV' Qs P ROFESSIONAL PE RSONNE L Secondary ROW ONE : Sonya Kiesel, B. S. , Oneonta, Home Economics. Annette Green, B. F. A. Mass. School of Art. Robert H. Shaw, A.B. Union, M.A. Albany, Vice-Principal. James W. Smithers, A.B., M. Ed. , St. Lawrence, Principal. Kenneth Wright, A. B. , M. A. , Albany, Guidance. Irene Asquith, B. S. , Potsdam, Vocal Music. Mrs. Elsa Hornett, Life Certificate, Oneonta, Junior High. ROW TWO: William Walker, Af. B. , M.A. , Albany, Mathematics. Anthony Hilbring, A. B. , Albany, History. John Slack, A. B. , Union, M. S. , Albany, History. Calvin Shaad, B.S. , Oswego, M. S. , Albany, Industrial Arts. Mrs. Frances Richardson, B. A. , Furman University, Junior High. Mildred Pollak, B. S. , Syracuse, Commerce. Mrs. Claudette Sylvester, B. S. , University of Maine, Junior High. Mrs. Gladys Shepard, Savage School of Physical Education, Girls' Physical Ed Elwin Kibler, R. S. R. , Oswego, Junior High. ROW THREE: Douglas Parker, A. B. , Cortland, M. S. , Alfred, Boys' Physical Ed. Richard Milan, A. B. , University of Mass. , Science. Robert Edwards, B.S. , Ithaca, Ed. M. Secondary Ed., English. Dexter Risedorph, A. B. , Bowdoin, Science. William Pearson, B. S. , Ithaca, Instrumental Music. William Eigabroadt, A. B. , Union, M. A. , Albany, English. Kenneth Smith, B. S. , Albany, Commerce. I ' r Q X , Fxfgyf' i m R , M il DAILY SCHEDULE 1 2 3 4 TEACHER 9:00-9:43 9:45-10:28 10:30-11:13 11:15-11:58 Hornett Math. 7C Math. 7A Math. SA Kibler Cit. Ed. 8A S. H. Eng. 7A Eng. 8C Richardson Eng. 7B Eng. 7B Eng. 7C Sylvester Cit. Ed. 7A Cit. Ed. 7C Cit. Ed. 7B Cit. Ed. SB Green Art 8C Art SA Asquith Choir Music 8 Pearson Band Music 7 Sha-ad S. H. Shop 8 Gen. Wood. KieSel Hmkg. 8 Hmkg. II S. H. Smith Shtd. I Shtd. II and Transc. Pollak Typing A Typing B Bkkp. II Walker Math. 101 Math. 9A Math. 12 Risedorph Lab Chemistry Chemistry Milan Sci. ssfsc Sci. 9B S. H. E. Sci. 9A Hilbring Cit. Ed. 9B W. Hist. 10A W. Hist. 10B Slaflk Am. Hist. 11B Am. Hist. IB Prac. Math. Eigabroadt Eng. 10C Eng. 11A Eng. 10B Edwards Eng. 9C Eng. 9A Eng. 9B Eng. 12B Shaw French 2 at 3 French 1 Williams Rulison S. H. S.H. S. H. Parker Phys. Ed. Phys. Ed. Phys. Ed. Phys. Ed. Shepard Phys. Ed. Phys. Ed. Phys. Ed. Phys. Ed. 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 Junior year and have attended from then until grad- uation. 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 Health or Biology must be used by everyone. For the remainder of the subjects, the candidate must claim enough to make 16 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 in English I, II, IV and English Three Years' Regents. SCIENCE, MATHEMATICS, FRENCH, HOMEMAKING, INDUSTRIAL ARTS AND BUSINESS - In any of these fields any subjects required 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 a committee of the Secondary Faculty. They consider such factors as leadership, citizenship, cooperation, the ability to get along with others, and scholastic average. ATHLETICS - This selection is more or less a subjective one as there are too few factors to be weighed 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 ope-rettas, concerts and competition. 8 CO LD N 1-I I LD CVD N v-I -I-I H U 43 C0 OO N v-I I C 9 C51 I-4 W I IP -C1 E A 51 ZH 5 I-I I C C 1958 - 1959 oo L9 N 1-I I LO '-T! N I-I -CI o 5 I-J LD N A N v-I N I-I I CD Pa TE 44 o ffl 5 1:00-1:43 Math. 8B Eng. 8A Eng. 7C Cit. Ed. 8C Art 7Al7B Rudiments Shop 9 Hmkg. I Bus. Arith. Gen. Business Math. 10-11 Biology 10-1 W. Hist. 10C Am. Hist. 11A S. H. S. H. Phys. Ed. Phys. Ed. 6 1:45-2:28 Math. 8C Eng. 8B S. H. Art 7 Shop 7 Hrnkg. 7 Typing C Math 9B Biology 10-11 Science 7 Cit. Ed. 9A Arn. Hist. lA Eng. 11B Eng. 12A S.H. Phys. Ed. Phys. Ed. 7 2:30-'3:13 Math. 7B Eng. SC Eng. BB Ar't7C Gen. Metals Hmkg. 10-6 TypingD Bkkp. I Math 11 Science 8Al7A Science 9C Cit. Ed. 9B S. H. Eng. 10A Eng. 7A Health S. H. Phys. Ed. Phys. Ed. HAPPY PLAY MAKES TIME FLY Y 9 Many t h a nk s for your thoughtful cooperation and constant understand- ing du rin g our stay in M.C.S. May We take the liberty to say, With us your tops I Secretary, Doris Venner, and Principal, James W. Smithers completing one of their many daily tasks. YOUR SCHOOL AND YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHER FRANK AMBROSE MODE RNE Glove rs ville STUDIO New York 10 Lwswq ,MA Q yu YLX 6 6 if g fiiigiigia W lilwgm Q 1 1 was -eww 'ruf- ww-vvvw M,W, M N DM LVV' WM ,x,, . f'ff' f VM Ifyf W WMM AffffjzijUf,Wfn,hw.,, ,,,k, MMR W Wlgfiwnwww W9 ? 3 M' f ip fi 1 ff Q , 2 iv gi' W1 Z EWEESW 1 HZ SEEEL sA S' MQQSEQQ, 'sf 5 QQQQJEQLL ' R 12653155 Ja X5 fi? 3 55233 53135 QS gigEwzgggin-35S55Ea1:zsaeQi5P35HQQEgE .Vx u Ai M 3 E ls' 5 S552 vi? igsfed EE? 2 S 12 52,2535 51535 5253 j se 555 :gig QQENIORS A5 VZL ,Vx ,Q X wi Q 551 5355? 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BEVE RLY PE RRY llBeVIl Class President To live is to love. Choir l,3,4, Senior Day and Play, Year- book, Student Council 1,2, Student Assist- ant 1, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerlead- ing 1, Newspaper 3, 4. 19 'E 1 s nm, ezas,zg....ge:z.sQ,1Q?i H 1: lf -225:-W we :I V ff' 1-ff -1. .2 tifQQY59i1ie12fs2if::lffl?ifgffi ii i? I fu ' . ff f--ff- i : 'f ,V . if sm 155521, r.: we it 11.1 5, . aa.a,M 5,,,.j.5- f 52? '1.-:,. '5:' :,.::1':':' 1 i LS a. 5.EF'2si Tff 1 -I ., 55.3. . :Ii 5. W... x YE ARBOOK STAFF MARION SURDAM Marion Business Manager The only perfect people are those we do not know. Twirling 1 , 2, 3, Twirling Captain 4, Student Assistant 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Day, Sen- ior Play, Competition 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Honor Roll 1, 2. PENELOPE DOWNS llpennyli Activities Editor Just because I haven't told you, doesn'tmeanIhaven't plans. Choir 1, 2, Twirler 1, 2, 3, 4, Newspaper 1, 2, 3, 4, Competition 1, 2, 3,4, Student As- sistant 1, 2, 3, 4, Hon- or Roll 3, Senior Play, Senior Day. BARBARA PERKINS Barb Secretary Life is fun for those who make it so. C la s s Secretary 4, Choir 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Day, Senior Play, Year- book: Newspaper 3, 4. GARY CARPENTER llGaryII Class Treasurer Never b e li e V e the impossible, never re- gret the past and never long for the unattain- able. Vice-President 3, Treasurer 4, Student Assistant 4, Ho n o r Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Year- book Staff, Senior Play, Senior Day. SHIRLEY ABE L Shirl The greatest pleas - ure in life is doing what people say you cannot do. Choir 13 Senior Dayg Senior Play Commit- tee3 Yearbook Staffg Newspaper 43 Intra- murals 3, 4. DAVID BLOOM Bloomy It takes no more time to be a success than to be a failure. Senior Play Commit- tee. ROBE RT CAS TIG LIONE llBObll Behind that very in- nocent face, many devilish ideas do race. Senior Play Commit- tee. DONNA DINGMAN HDeell Without love and laughter not hin g is pleasant. Cheerleading 3 , 4 3 Choir 3, 43 County Festival 33 Honor Roll 33 Senior Dayg Senior Play3 Yearbook Com - mittee. MARGUE RITE AMBROSINO HP eggyl! Smile and the world smiles with you. Choir 1, 2g Newspaper 2, 33 Cheerleading 13 Senior Dayg S e ni o r Play Committee. MARY ANN BUTTON Mary Ann Happiness is all a- round us, all you have to do is look for it. Newspaper 33 Intra- murals l, 2, 3, 43 Sen- ior Play3 Senior Day. FAY CROSSLEY llFayll Merry as the day is long. f' Student Council 1, 2, 43 Choir 1,3,43 Bas- ketball 1, 23 Soccer 1, 2,3, 43 Baseball 43 County Festival 1, 3, 43 All State 43 Senior Playg Senior Day. GUY ,FARRINGTON Guysie The grass always seems greener on the other side of the fence. Senior Day, S e nio r Playg Yearbook. 13 RICHARD GE TMAN Richie Work as though you aim to live forever, live as though you aim to die tomorrow. Basketball 2, 39 Base- ball 3g Senior Play Committee. KATHALEEN GRAY I1 I Man has his will, but woman has her way. 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EDWIN NAYLOR l1Ed!l Some of the mightiest men are tall. Choir 1, Band 1,2, 3, 4, Competition 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Newspaper Co-Editor 2, Editor 3, 45 Stu- dent Council 3g Piano Club 1, 2, Dance Band 23 Soccer 45 Boy's State '33 Syracuse Conference 35 Senior Play and Senior Day, Class President lg S e nio r Class Vice- President. ll CAROL NELLIS Carol Never say more than is necessary. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 County Festival 2: Competi- tion 2, 3, 43 Senior Day, Senior Play. JACQUELINE PARKER Jackie You're only young once, after that you must think up another excuse. Choir l,2,3,4, Twirler 1,2, 3, Drum Major- ette 4, Newspaper 1, 2,3, Co-Editor 4, County Festival 3,45 Competition 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Assistant 1 , 2, 4, Field Day 1, 2, 3, 4. CAROL PILCHEN Carol Flirtation: Attention without intention. Choir 1, Honor Roll, Student Health Rep. , Newspaper 3g Year- book, Senior Day, Senior Play. SARA RULIFFSON llsarall It's better to suffer wrong than to do it, and happier to be sometimes cheated than not to trust. Choir 1, Newspaper l,2,4, Senior Day, Senior Play, Year- book. EDITH RUTKOWSKI Edie Live every day as if it was the last. Band l,2, Choir l,2, 3, 4, Student Assist- ant l,2,3,4, Class Officer 1, 2, 3, Student Council 4, Senior Day: Senior Play, Yearbook, County Festival 1, 2, 3, 4. AUDREY SCOTT Bridgette All I know is, I know nothing. Choir, Field Day, Newspaper. GEORGE SEELEY George Women are the ruin of all good men. Senior Play Commit- tee, Senior Day, Year- book. PATRICIA SMULLEN llpatll Life has a value only when it has something valuable as its goal. Student Council Sec- retary, National Hon- or Society, Band 1, 3, Senior Day and Play, Student Assistant 4 , Yearbook Staff, News- paper 3, Syracuse Conference, Competi- tion. REBECCA STROBECK nBeckyu The best thingin life is happiness. Choir 1, 2, Senior Day, Senior Play, Ho n o r Roll 4, County Festi- val 1. 15 LINDA WASHBURN II Lynn!! A s m il e for every girl and two for every fellow. Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, County F es tival 33 Senior Dayg Senior Play Com- mitteeg Field Day 1. MAYNARD WHITMAN Maynard Why look for work, it comes eventually. Senior Play Commit- tee. SYLVIA WHITMAN llsylll Always help those who cannot help them- selves. Choir 1,2,3,4g All State 1,25 County Festival 1, 2, 3, 4. PHYLLIS YORKS llphylll It is much easier to be critical then cor- rect. Choir 1, 2, County Festival 1. HOW WE LOCKED THEN TURN BACK QUICK' '! SEE Us AS NVE REALLY ARE. CLASS PROPHECY Here it is 1969 and it is the class of 1959's reunion, Everyone isn't here. As at most parties or get togethers, the people are in groups. At the far side of the room there are a few people talking about world affairs. Pat Smullen who is not married yet, and is now the head of the Kitchen Krew of our Alma Mater, is talking to Ed Naylor, a noted statesman from Alaska. Bob Castiglione, who is, or was, a famous scientist, is circling in orbit in his famous space ship. We hope he still is anyway. We haven't seen him since graduation. Gary Carpenter, a leading Hollywood actor is talking to Carol Warner a society leader, about the upper crust of gossip. Sue Jennings, a teacher and wife, is talking to Penny Downs who is a ballet dancer, and hasn't changed a bit since her high school days. Ed Maxson is still driving the bomb although he now drives at Indianapolis with one arm left to go. Tom Blowers, a leading playboy, is discussing our trip to Mars with Maynard Whitman, his chauffeur. Maryann Button, a nurse and traveling companion to Rebecca Strobeck, a hypo- chondriac, and Phyllis Yorks, her Wall Street partner who are financial geniuses, are discussing sickness with Kathy Gray, the manager of Band Aid and Patches Corporation. Marge Ambrosino and Cecilia Warner are the new owners of the former Helen's Lunch Room in Gloversville with Audrey Scott and Carol Nellis as waitresses there. Wayne Marcellus, a policeman and George Seeley a taxidermist, are frequent visitors at the new ownership in Gloversville. Ed Lent is seated by Marion Surdam. Ed told me that he is a coach for a Midget Women's League now. Marion looks very nice. She was Miss America of 1960 who changed quite a lot since her high school days. Donna Dingman, a grease monkey and mechanic, is talking abou the new trend in automobiles to Guy Farrington who is now doing commercials for T.V. such as Mapo advertisements. Sylvia Whitman, a maid to Jackie Parker, who is a model of gym clothes, is seated by Lynn Washburn, a now famous dog trainer. On the other side of the room the talk seems to be louder. In the lounge, Shirley Abel, the manager of a Candy Shoppe Chain, is engaged in a heated conversation with Fay Crossley who is now the new Sgt. Preston of the Yukon on Channel 10. Carol Johnson, a baby bottle tester, is dancing by herself with a hula hoop. Another couple on the floor is Sara Ruliffson, a waitress at that famous restaurant, Lee's, with her husband Richie Getman who is a check-out boy at A 81 P. That was a surprise marriagelll! In another mass, Barb Perkins, the queen of the Beat Generation, is talking to Bev Perry, a progressive jazz singer, and Edie Rutkowski, the star and editor of SHOCK MAGAZINE, Also in the discussion is Karrolle Pilchen, a slinky, night club singer-dancer. Finally, last but not least, sits David Bloom, Esquire. He is by himself, but not alone. NAME OUTSTANDING CHARACTERISTIC Shirley attractiveness Abel Marguerite a nice Ambrosino wardrobe Thom as originality Blowers Da vid non - Bloom conform ist Mary Ann athletic Button a bility Gary sleepiness Carpenter Robert . scientific Castiglione interest Fay outgoing Crossley manner Donna recklessness Din gm an Penelope her la ugh Downs Guy his ability Farrington to get along Richard attendance German in school Kathleen her temper Gray Susan friend liness J ennings Carol size Johnson Edward flirting lent Wayne J ovia lity Marcellus Edward quietness Ma xon Edwin politeness Naylor Carol shyness Ne llis Jacqueline fighting Parker spirit Barbara her crazy Perkins antics Beverly individualism Perry Carol faithfulness Pilchen Sara complexion Ruliffson Edith her hair Ruthkowski Audrey boy friends Scott SENIOR I INTEND TO BE 3. secretary an African explorer human if it kills me aCCOI.1l'lI3.l'lE l'lLll'S6 2.CC0l.lI'lt8l'lI physicist a husband a secretary myself an insurance agent and husband rich a secretary me a secretary, wife, and mother a forester ditchcligger or farmer a scientist a Chemist a secretary married someday dead before I'm 21 college graduate a nurse secretary and housewife a nurse WAF BIOGRAPHY MY DOUBLE Mrs . Rulison Cecelia Warner Tom Terrific none Olive Oil l'm not awake long enough to see Einstein Bluto My sister mY reflection my shadow Little Richard there 's only one Pete Dracula Louie fGusj Gilbert Fats Domino Tony Curtis Heaven forbid I pity the one it is my cousin Colleen one is enough! ! Kimmy Bela Lugos there could not be two! a witch or vampire Bridgette Bardott 18 PET PEEVE two -faced people Mrs . Rulison Pat QFPPJ and Mighty Manfred people slow drivers Pat and Penny romantic students fin hallj girls with no sense of humor Glenn Mr. Ward Drivers' Ed ucation fcrashj Drivers' Training teachers hyprocrites and Tom Terrific people who are always late Mr. Pearson lo ud un - lady- like girls Senior girls tardy reporters Miss Po llak late people Mr . Wright Pat Sm ullen P. Smullen Driver 's Education P . Smullen and Mr . Riscdorph Northville girls FAVORITE SAYIN GS Did 1 get a letter? You'd better believe it Oh, don't be stupid Get 1051 Cursesl l just say what comes naturally What's the good word? I love you, Mary. Where 's Glenn? I thought l'd flip my knickers! l didn't mean it It couldn't happen Shay now Penny ! Gee, That makes me mad! ! Nasty blast Tough break l don't want to Huh! What was that? I don't Know What is the matter? Tough Come on 5th amendment! Where's Dick? censored Who said that? GREATEST AC HIEVEMENT getting to be a Senior getting to G'ville on time foncej being so handsome and charming,amen I haven't any getting my Senior picture staying awake with Betty, somehow Why brag, achievement relative to a goal getting on Student Council and staying staying in one school more than a year beating my sister in a math course working getting out of school, If trying to graduate finally de- ciding on my college being a Senior meeting and going with Judy never going steadily still being alive Newspaper Editor, twice getting to third period study hall going with Jack going steady over a month successfully warding off my enemies still going steady going steady two years staying awake in school so far Reaching the age of 18 I don't NAME George Seeley Patricia Smullen Rebecca Strobeck Marion Surdam Carol Warner Lind a Wa shb urn Maynard Whitman Sylvia Whitman Phyllis Yorks OUT STANDING C HARACT ERI STIC willingness studious ability Mrs. Linden twirling ability neat appearance sunny smile his car friendliness loyalty to her friends I INTEND TO BE a farmer myself secretary secretary and housewife music major housewife or mother a farmer bea utician married SENIOR BIOGRAPHY MY DOUBLE PET PEEVE Mr. Smith Mr. Slack and the small farmers no one can Perkins be that and Tom bad! ! pity it! girls who butt in on other's boyfriends there could Miss not be two Pollak Sam loud people my dog Al fat timesy Red girls Skelton my father my paper- man fDickJ my mother icy sidewalks CLASS MOTTO If you can't do great things, do small things CLASS COLORS Blue and Silver CLASS FLOWER Violet BEST OF LUCK TO ALL OUR PATRONS AND OUR SUBSCRIBERS 19 FAVORITE SAYING It might not be liked Darn it Oh boy I don't understand No kidding ? l'm sorry talk much Can I have the car? That's bad? in a great way! GREATEST ACHIEVEMENT going through doors without using a key. staying alive being able to make the 85 honor roll going steady with Chuck three years learning to drive the jeep getting Al's car for one day getting to school in my car getting a driver's license getting my driver's license OH, PROMISE ME .In November, our Senior Class presented the play, Oh, Promise Me by Pete Williams and .directed by Mr. Robert Edwards. From the reports of everyone our play was well receivedg therefore, a big success. We had a wonderful time presenting our play and wish we could do one again We would also like to thank the many people who helped us, including the audience CAST Seth Miller, a lawyer ....... Furber, A butler ......... Barry Hollis, a young millionaire . . Mrs. Hollis, his aunt ...... June Hollis, his young sister . Kathleen, the cook ....... Ann Furber, a young actress . Patsie Linden, a dancer .... Mrs. Linden, her mother ....... . Gladys Vance, a dream girl ........ . . Ralph Saunders, a man with a purpose . . . Mrs. Jones, a young mother ...... . Director . . . . . . . Mr. Robert Edwards Assistant Director .... Jacqueline Parker Stage Crew ..... . . Robert Castiglione Stage Manager . . . . . . . .... Ed Lent Lighting ....... . . . . George Seeley Printing . . . David Bloom, George Seeley I want-my baby! ! Thomas Blowers . . Edwin Naylor . . Fay Crossley . Susan Jennings . Carol Pilchen Patricia Smullen . .Carol Warner . Beverly Perry . Rebecca Strobeck .Edith Rutkowski Gary Carpenter . Marion Surdam Penelope Downs Carol Johnson Shirley Abel Audrey Scott Sara Ruliffson Sylvia Whitman Barbara Perkins Wayne Marcellus Carol Johnson David Bloom Maynard Whitman . Q 15 if ,J W f llllll W MJ' I 1 px '.. -5 The ambitious Stage Crew! ! Last Minute check!! 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It seems that Senior Day was too much for our Adviser, Mr. Wright .... 21 SENIOR CLASS WILL WE THE SENIORS OF MAYFIELD CENTRAL SCHOOL, BEQUEATH TO THOSE DE- SERVING, THE FOLLOWING THINGS' Shirley Abel, will to anyone who wants them, my abilities -- whatever they may be. Marguerite Ambrosino, will to Cecilia Warner, my ability to patronize Helen's. David Bloom, will to Mr. Slack, Who says you can't take it with you? Thomas Blowers, will to the boys, my ability to be in the wrong place at the right time, huh Shirley? Mary Ann Button, will to my brother, my ability to drive. Gary Carpenter, will to Judy Colson, all our long walks, talks and old letters. Robert Castiglione, will to anyone who wants it, a NewTrino. Fay Crossley, will to Mary Vomaska, ten dollars for one broken axle. Donna Dingman, will to my sister Sheryl, my position on the cheerleading squad. Penelope Downs, will to my sister Nicki, my ability to drive. Guy Farrington, will to Miss Pollak, all my bad tests. Richard Getman, will to my brother Jim, my good attendance record. Kathaleen Gray, will to my sister Dorothy, my ability to get along with teachers. Susan Jennings, will to my brother Steve, my insatiable urge to want to know why. Carol Johnson, will to THE CROWD, one reservation at Lee's. Edward Lent, will to Jim Zayicek, my ability to score thirty-one points in soccer. Wayne Marcellus, will to Mr. Parker, my ability to get venison. Edward Maxon, will to Joe Vavruick, my car. Edwin Naylor, will the newspaper, to whoever will get it out on time. Carol Nellis, will to Pat Riska, my ability to bowl. Jacqueline Parker, will to Jack Dorst, my ability to torment my teachers. Barbara Perkins, will to my sister Phyllis, my spectacular marks. Beverly Perry, will to my sister Sandra, the ability to keep my mouth shut. Carol Pilchen, will to my sister Sheila, my disposition. Sara Jane Ruliffson, will to my brother, our driver training class. Edith Rutkowski, will to Mr. Risedorph, another Chemistry student with my ability and good humor. Audrey Scott, will to Cecilia Warner, my weekend trips to Lakeland. George Seeley, will to Mr. Slck, one cow, two bales of hay, pail and stool, no further instructions needed. Patricia Smullen, do hereby will and bequeath, my typing ability to anyone with two left hands. . Rebecca Strobeck, will to Keith Herrick, my bookkeeping marks. Marion Surdam, will to Cheryl Gifford, my ability to stay in band four years. Carol Warner, will to Nicki Downs, my ability to stick to a diet. Linda Washburn, will to Miss Kiesel, a new homemaking unit. Maynard Whitman, will to my brother Melvin, a photon. Sylvia Whitman, will to Elaine Unger, the Packard. Phyllis Yorks, will to Mr. Slack, one good American History II Class. ROW ONE: E, Lent, E. Rutkowski, G. Carpenter, P. Smu1len..E- NaY10T': Mr- Edxiijglg Adviser, T. Blowers, B. Perry, M. Surdam, P.Downs, R. Castiglione, G. Seeley. SE R Strobeck, C. 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Hess, K.Austin, S. Sweet, P. Riska. ROW TWO: S. Peterson, M. Voight, P. Perkins, S. Perry, S.Osborne,K. Reed, N, Yost, B. Proper, M. Smith. ROW THREE: E. Mussen, C. Whitman, N. Whitman, L. Seeger, P. Zeh, B. Perry, S. Timmerman, F. Ecker, D. Herrick.ROW FOUR: Miss Pollak, E. Seiler, R. Titus, W. Vomaska, D. Ellis, R. Bedell, R. Parmenter, D. Miller, T. Reed. i s N L :unions . X Y- K 5: ROW ONE D Gray R Harrington C Booth G Little L Button ROW TWO B Hmds A Brand S Lewis S Martin J Blowers F Conklin T Hastie E Deere ROW THREE J Kadle R Kaczor B Craig C Hallenbeck J Colson R Hayes D Burnett B Christrnan ROW FOUR Mr Smith M Herdman J Eschler D Jones B Boduch C Cole V Marcais E Banker D Bellen 1 ea - , .. 'ez' ' .11 1 5- 2 . , . ' , . , . ' , . . : ' .1 - 9 ' J ' . .v ' .1 - . , - ' , . - 2 . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . ' . : . ' , . , . , ' J - 3 . , . - , . , . . . ,,.tt ,,,...,.,.... ..,.t..,,..,...,.....,. . .,.t., . R .,.. ,.,.,...,,..,,. b , .ltt ,.,,,,, ,, .. ,., ... .... - , . ,.,,. , F , ,. Q 'Q ROW ONE: S. Din man D Fuller L. Booth V Kainz. ROW TWO B Button M 8 . - , , - 1 - 1 Burnett, P. Ballweber, D. Darling, C. Argotsinger, S. Bennett, D. Yates, P. Car- penter, B. Fisher, F. Clark. ROW THREE: R. Cichey, S. Boduch, R. Briggs, M Pantalone, N. Downs, J. Foster, J. Briggs, J. Castigilione, G. Lyons. ROW FOUR J. Dorst, G. Goodemote, G. Bruce, R. Cole, G. Christman, W. Galusha, D. Atty D. Brownell, Mr. Edwards. QE.. SOPHOMORES ROW ONE: M. Musgrave, M. Pedrick, D. VanNostrand, S. Van Allen, N. Herrick. ROW TWO: B. Hinds, S. Himes, S. Warner, E. Knott, S. Kuhn, B. Van Buren, L. VanNostrand, V. Perharn, J. Srnithers, T. Leach, E. Miller. ROW THREE: G. Hess, K. Hickok, D. Smith, W. King, J. Vavaruick, R. Royal, J. Zayicek, D. Whitehouse, D. Walters, D. Hathway. ROW FOUR: Mr. Hilbring, T. Reid, R. Smith, G. Wilcox, P. Newton., J. Titus, J. Wilson, T. Rice. ROW ONE: N. Proctor, D. Marshall, S. Sparks, J. Warner, S. Place. ROW TWO: S. Warner, E. Williams, P. Smith, G. Whitman, S. Pilchen, S. Maxon, B. Peasley, J. Montanye, J. Phillips. N. Marcellus. ROW THREE: P. Wheaton, G. Wilson, B. Young, S. Rockwell, R. Oathout, W. Naylor, M. Vomaska, C. Rockafello, R. Uebrick. ROW FOUR: R. Royal, G. Sweet, T. Wojnar, F. Wilcox, B. Warner, G. Wemple, B Maxon, E. Samson. ROW FIVE. Mr. Risedorph, J. Walker, E. Carey, R. Loveless, E. Stowell, Mr. Milan. M .. Fnzsnmzn If jf ROW ONE: S Lorey, C Gifford, B Getman, B Pantalone ROW TWO: R Palmateer D. Richardson, M. Musgrave, M. Baldwin, J. Krutx, R. Hastie, J. Brand, N. Horton, S. Hoff, J. Hall, D. Vehrenberg. ROW THREE: K. Lippi, G. Harrington, R. Cook, K. Hollaran, E. Blowers, B. Fagan, P. Loveless, B. Andrest, P. Brownell, M. Abel, J. Greenfield. ROW FOUR: D. Perharn, G. Betler, D. Dutcher, J. Lent, R. Betler, P. Blowers, D. Dutcher, J. Getman, B. Gifford, C. Cheney, Mr. Walker. ROW ONE: J. McSpirit, M. Ostrander, G.Yorks, J. Steele, L. Montanye. ROW TWO: S. Kline, K. Zimmer, B. Zayicek, K. King, M. Kainz, L. Whitman, B. Cole, S. Mathias, G. VanNostrand, B. Slezzer. ROW THREE: J, Ray, J. Stack, J. Rosselle, R. Pilchen, J. Porter, L. Riach, B. Warner, H. Ecker, W. Whithouse. ROW FOUR: T. Ruliffson, W. Wilber, C. Yorks, T. Roten, A. VanNostrand, R. Whitman, L. Robar, C. Robar. ROW FIVE: Mrs. Sylvester, W. Whipple, R. VanDerwerker, B. Timmerman, Mrs., Richardson. I ' kd! Q EIGI-ITH GRADE Q69 ROW ONE: P. Atty, J. Fagan, L Dutcher,D. Edwards. ROW TWO: J. Day, A. Barr, E. Bloom, S. Egan, D. Betler, J. Colson, D. Coons, J. Billman, B. Anteman, N. Blowers. ROW THREE: W. Fuller, H. Forgette, C. Burton, B. Barker, R. Downs, I. Hayes, C. Alric, D. Marcellus, T. Bront. ROW FOUR: R. Perry, 'C. Miller, D. Blodgett, S. Flood, R. Marshall, O. Handy, G. Olson, T. Abel, H. Hanmer, Mr. Kibler. ROW FIVE: F. McSpirit, D. Lair, D. Brownell, L. Ostrander, W. Morgan, K. Barney, H. Hoppenworth, J. Hayes. ROW ONE: D. Lyons, J. Kadle, S. Snook, R. Loveless. ROW TWO: J. Wilbur, S. Jablonski K Montan e L Roots D Hoff L Seward B Washburn N Newton , . y , . , . , . , . , . , K. Vanderwerker, D. Winney, L. Olmstead. ROW THREE: J. Riach, D. Rutkowski, J. Yost, D. Walter, J. Howard, P. White, W. Sweet, D. Scott, M. Whitehouse, Mrs. Hornett. ROW FOUR: R. Proctor, G. Wilson, G. Sweet, P. Masten, W. Stewart, P. Parker, W. Rockefellow, L. VanNostrand. ROW FIVE: J. Ternburg, J. Stack, P. Van Buren, J. Pantelone, P. Petrie, R. Wilson. ROW ONE: C Austin S. Ha es J. Halloran V. Herdman, S. Cook, P. Dingman ' .v y 1 J J S. Blowers, M. Kennedy, S. Cole, J. Bellen, K. Hammer, N. Gallup. ROW TWO: D. Ambrosino, E. Gray, L. Greenfield, A. Dutcher, C. Cronin, S. Cheney,D Brownell, R. Carter, B. Jodoin, D. Kenney, Miss Green. ROW THREE: G. Royal, A Goodernote W. Fr e P. Baldwin D. Hart T. Gifford, T. Hansen, R. Cheney ' I y J 3 I I D. Ballweber, H. Hart. ROW FOUR: T. Cichy, N. Bojarczuk, R. Hallenbeck, S. Hime. 4- -A... gif as Q M Q! ROW ONE: W. Conyne, D. Lathrop, E. Knott, C. Moore. ROW TWO: C. Becker, R Horton, S. Gallup, L. Frye, D. Timmerman, R. Kainz. ROW THREE: N. Preavy D. Cast, C. Sherrnen, R. VanNostrand, J. Ray. ROW FOUR: M.Washburn,A White, D. Marcais, L. Ellithrope, W. Towne. STANDING: J. King, D. Galusha, F Goossen, L. Betler, W. Dewey, L. Ropeter, P. Bloor. ABSENT: S. Goulet, J. Blaha, SIXTH GRADE ROW ONE: R. Lowenthal, H. Roots, J. Bobilin, R. Miller. ROW TWO: C. Gifford, L. Scott, L. Lippie, P. Yorks, B. Willard, S. Farrington, J. Ferrara. ROW THREE: S. Jones, D. Brower, R. Seiler, J. Blodgett, J. Rulison. ROW FOUR: A. Washburn, J. Day, F. VanNostrand, L. Carter. STANDING: D. Gallup, R. Lock, M. Kline, E. VanNostrand, H. Becker, S. Ambrosino, L. Williams, B.King, K. Argotsinger, Mrs. Rosselle. H 'w 72 1-C Rs f',,4? 'BN- ROW ONE: S. Wozner, W. Barker, R. Zimmer, D. Talmadge, J. VanNostrand. ROW TWO: N. Cast, D. Farrington, J. Seiler, D. Seward, L. Lyons., C. Bowers. ROW THREE: T. Lorey, L. Earnshaw, J. Hoose, J. Hart, P. Tyrrell. ROW FOUR: L. Burlett, J. Winny, M. Yorks, L. Bennett, E. Bornt. STANDING: Mrs. Reed, W. Brink, A. Hall, B. Ostrander, K. Williams, M. Majewski, A. Evens, F. Blowers. , A , Firm GRADE -- , W . slxrn GRADE RJ ROW ONE M Capron C Shea J Girard T Morgan M Rosselle L Danforth ROW TWO E Hart L Rauer C Brower W Lock P Alric J Colller ROW THREE R Catama D Whitman J Place D Young R Bell S Czupryck ROW FOUR S Carey M Hillman W Norman G Kuhn STANDING D Rubscha 7 Q ' fa 2 - 4 A' 6 Q 5 H M s.. Hanan , 5 M : . , . , . ' , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . . H : A . , . , . , . , . , . . 2 . , . , . , . . : . , N. Colson, L. Maidment, Mrs. Blowers. ROW ONE: F. Perry, L. Gifford, S. Peasley, J. Folmsbee. ROW TWO: D. Proctor, K. Ved-der, L. Olmstead, K. Whitman, J. Semprevio. ROW THREE: C. Greenfield, L. Handy, R. Yost, C. Nicosia. ROW FOUR: D. Fountain, R. Fagan, L. Fountain, J. Hawley. ROW FIVE: P. Velicky, D. Bennett, E. Ostrander, K. Howard. ROW SIX: R. VanNostrand, S. Baker, B. Halloran. STANDING: Mrs. Sirovica, C. Conklin, M. Gendron, D. Barr, M. White, F. Dutcher. ,, i FIFTH GRAM: Q.-, ll ROW ONE: J. Rebisz, K. Groves, J. Forgette, G. Bloom, Mrs. Cook. ROW TWO N. Hoff, R. Wilson, E. Whitman, T. Horton. ROW THREE: P. Wheaton, M. Olson C. Perham, E. McSpirit, L. Dingman, C. Sowle. ROW FOUR: L.Gifford,R Ferrara, V. Gray, G. Calhoun, A. Whitman. STANDING: M. Mathias, C. VanNos- trand, B. Dorman, S. Willard, K. Kennedy, J. Badger, P. Anteman, P. Carey ROW ONE: P. Shea, G. Conyne, M. Dingman, B. Edwards. ROW TWO: P. Sandner, V. Shoop, M. Warner, S. Yost, D. Brewer, J Titus ROW THREE:R Hayes D. Howard, C. Hart, P. Alric, M. Whitman, VanNostrand. ROW FOUR: Ai Wilson, E. Close, C. Colson, C. Eagan. STANDING: C. Rose, D. Maxon, R. Green- field, Mrs. Barter, J. Hoose, T. Handy, C. Olson, S. Oathout, C.Boduch, T. Brockhum, C. Catinia, S. Fagan. rounfn cmmz R STANDING: R. Templeton, D Miller, R Timmerman,K. VanNostrand, K La Rowe L. Murray, C. VanNostrand, R. Frye, Mrs. Bogart. ROW ONE: J. Zirnrnerman, Gt Zayicek, C. Liitt, L.Rafferty, M. Hall,R. Gifford. ROW TWO: A. Yost, C. Frederick, A. Bradt, R. Seiler, R. White, S. Bellman, C. Warner, D. Ecker. ROW THREE T. Van Heusen, S. Moore, J. Knoll, W. Ellis, J. Masten, P. Kline. ROW FOUR J. Folmsbee, C. Gallup, R. Hoff, L. Flood. fafm-,imafagwliwwmf.. ,-f-- .M.v,,.s,s,,f., M ,..-,- .,,. 1 ROW ONE: B. Wait, D. Dorman. ROW TWO: D. Brower, D. Willard, H. Dedicke, M. Puleo. ROW THREE: J. Hayes, S. White, P. Snyder, S. Hime. ROW FOUR: L. N Crannell, J- L0WeI1'Cha1, C. White, H. Carter. ROW FIVE: B. Baker, S. Bruse, G. Austin, T. Marcais. ROW SIX: D. Cowles, D. Schreckenberger, A. Tanner. STANDING: Mrs. Seward, L. Buyce, R. Oathout, B. Hayes, J. VanNostrand, B. Ambrosino. ii if l . f gy., THIRD GRADE High ROW ONE: V. Kucel, V. Forgette, P. Lee. ROW TWO: P. Phillips. S. Brower, S. Czupryk, L. Frasier, R. Holmes. ROW THREE: J. Ellithorpe, R. Castiglione, P. Semprevio, D. Gifford, S. Miller, ROW FOUR: L. Parker, D. Soper, T. Holmes, G. Baldwin, S. Nicosia. ROW FIVE: D. Outhout, D. Gifford, E. Girard, C. Goodemote, J. Ferrara, L. Farrington, T. Vedder, J. Hayes, P. Conklin, D. Horton, K. Zimmer- y man, A. Close, Mrs. Edwards Csubstituting for Mrs. Smithersl. l I 1 ROW ONE: B. Nicosia, C. Bellen, B. Buchanan, D. Howard, D. Caloun. ROW TWO: D. Sander, C Pugh, L. Norman, J. Fisher, Ga. Bestvina, R. Ellis. ROW THREE: S. Bowler, W. Vedder, R. Whitman, G. Warner, D. Cast. ROW FOUR: R. Town, J. Liitt, A. Ellithorpe, R. Holmes, Mrs. Vallieu. ROW FIVE: D. Van Slyke, M. Lipsky, B. Gifford, C. Avery. ssconn GRADE ,ff n , ' , xr -' mum GRADE R2 STANDING: S. Kenyon, K. Rebisz, K. Wilson, R. Carroll, T. Marcais, V. Bowers, C. Hawley, W. Washburn, D. Ross, Mrs. Schermerhorn. ROW ONE: S. Towne, L. Dutcher, D. Bestvina, S. Riach, P. Booth. ROW TWO: D. Gallup, D. Yost, S. Berard, G. Sherman, J. Parmenter. ROW THREE: A. Warner, C. Eschler, L. Morley, R. Roten. ROW ONE: O. Hart, J. Rauer, P. Czupryk, B. Morgan, W. West, C. Marcais. ROW TOW: D. Blowers, T. Snook, C. Welcome, J. Brunner, J. King, R. Hart, E. Wash- burn, D. VanNostrand. ROW THREE: J. Handy, W. Walker, D. Conyne, K. Uebrick, T. Newton, T. Kroup, K. Dinginan, W. Peek.ROW FOUR: T. Goodemote, B. Monfils, 131. Sloper, J. Miller, J. Collier, V. Bell, G. Deere, H. Roten. STANDING: Mrs. ur . szconn GRADE ROW ONE: L. Whitman, B. Keller, S. Blowers, R. Ellis. ROW TWO: S. Eigabroadt, M. Buyce, M. Goossen, L. O'Brien, R. Whitman, S. Jennings. ROW THREE: R. White, R. Eagan, T. Wheaton, D. VanNostrand, E. Olmstead. ROW FOUR: B. Bennett, R. Ottman, R. Frederick. STANDING: W. Jackson, J. Rose, R. Lock S. West, Mrs. Stewart, A., VanNostrand, E. Auriemrna, T. Crannell, S. Davison: C. Hoff, J. Shoop, K. Lee, J. Wilbur. gl 4 ROW ONE: T. Hime, B. Sartin, E. Brewer, K. Yost, G.Zimrnerman, T. Brewer. ROW TWO: D. Kennedy, R. Cole, D. VanHeusen, L. Seiler, G. Fuller, T. Bradt, D. Bornt. ROW THREE: C. Darling, E. White, T. Blodgett, R. Whipple. ROW FOUR: E. Hart, D. Loveless, K. Stahl. STANDING: C. Shea, P. Lyons, D. DeRocker, E. Klenn, S. Davison, M. Ernst, P. VanNostrand, J. Joseph, M. Dingman, L. Evans, S. Christman, T. Henderson, Mrs. Banker. ' is x-,Z-A A-N' - FIRST GRADE ROW ONE: A. Mathias, T. Frederick, C. Kennedy, K. Kenyon, T. King, N. Nellis, D. Fredenburg, N. Norman. ROW TWO: P. Rockafellow, F. Bellen, B. Tanner, B. Brink, B. Carroll, J. Rose, R. Bennett. ROW THREE: R. Titus, D. Avery, R. Town, L. Vallieu, K. Brewer, M. Jackson. ROWFOUR:J. Fountain, S. VanSlyke, P. Eagan, J. Cast. STANDING: Mr. Mortimer, S. Perry, D. Washburn, M. Wait, B. Ernst, R. Briggs, D. Earnshaw, P. Maxwell, M. Knolls. ROW ONE: D. Hoyle, J. Shaad, S. Bennett, S. Crandell, B. Alric, K. Wright. ROW TWO: S. Hayes, K. Lowenthal, A. Calhoun, W. Cronin, J. Forgette, J. Dorman, H. Carter. ROW THREE: F. Kroup, T. Warner, S. Bowers, Miss Ambrosino, J. Hohenforst, J. Moore, N. Henderson, D, Ellis, M. Davison, H. Phillips. W KINDERGARTEN . M We ff FIRST GRADE W ROW ONE: D. Baker, G. Brower, C. Ross, L. Reed, N. Dorman, D. Hayes. ROW TWO: D. Rauer, S. Bornt, C. Wheaton, S. Williams, P. Becker, D. White. ROW THREE: J. Hawley, C. Frasier, A. Monfils, G. Collier, G. Smith, L. Bowler. ROW FOUR: R. Stahl, S. Walker, S. Conklin, C. Coloney, F. Young, S. Childs, N. West, M. Lipsky,P.Synder, L. Seiler, C. Richardson, Mrs. Christman. A SQ 'iz ! , 4 N! Www ,W z wr 0 ff WWMMFWA Z . I N m' l l mi f-w ,,,, ,,,,,, , ,, .. Q L. L. 1. 5, V V F I I I U l 5 mf .W 1 M4 ff nf Wm, W xv' A PM I fl if Z1 1 YQ -' 'Q W i W '-W f 42, ff f f' 5 wN,,W,,WwW 4 XMWNM' SQ If 1 4 1 if if i 4, . Zn CTIVITIES W A ,U Wm kwwwqw SEATED: C. Warner, Treasurerg R. Boduch, Presidentg S. Jennings. STANDING: Mr. Shaw, Adviserg K. Reed, Secretaryg B. J. Parry, Vice-President, P. Perkins, P. Zeh, P. Smullen. The purpose of the National Honor Society is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leader- ship and to encourage the development of character in students of Mayfield Central School. Students who are elected to this organization have received the highest honor that a high school can bestow on them. THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY IMPROVES SCHOLARSHIP AND THE STUDENT COUNCIL IMPROVES SCHOOL GOVERNMENT. The Student Council is an organization to which students are selected by popular student vote. It is an honor to be well thought of by one's fellow students and to be entrusted with decisions which affect student life and school policies. There is keen competition for membership in this group. SEATED: J. Eschler, Treasurerg R. Boduch, Vice-Presidentg T. Blowers, Presi- dent, P. Smullen, Secretary, Mr. Wright, Adviser. STANDlNG:L. Roots, C. Burton, N. Bojarczuk, E. Rutkowski, C. Hollenbeck, F. Crossley, S. Martin, B. Van Buren, R. Boduch, M. Musgrave, M. Vomaska, R. Marshall. ROW ONE: S. Ruliffson, C. Johnson, S. Abel, B. Perry, B. Perkins, P. Downs, Treasurerg E. Naylor, Editor: J. Parker, Co-Editor, S. Jennings, Secretary. ROW TWO: B. Craig, J. Smithers, T. Leach, C. Argotsinger, S. Kuhn, S. Martin, J. Dorst, R. Boduch, S. Perry, N. Downs. ROW THREE: Mr. Eigabroadt, Adviser: L. Seeger, P. Ballweber. NEWSPAPER STAFF YES, BUT WE GREW OUT OF IT? E FIRST ROW: M. Hathaway, C. Warner, N.Arnbrosino, S. Abel, B. Perry, K. Cronin C. Scott, C. Johnson, F. Crossley, J. Parker, P. Downs, J. Snyder. SECOND ROW Mr. Eschler, L. Washburn, W. Marcellus, M. Whitman, E. Maxon, S.Whitman, P Yorks, M. Sleezer, K. Gray, J. Anderson, L. Dutcher, R. Rurnrell, L. White, R Ketchum, V. Mitler, Mr. Kibler. THIRD ROW: E. Rutkowski, M. Surdam,A Donofrio, A. Scott, C. Warner, D Snell, S. Jennings, S. Ruliffson, D. Scott, B Loveless, M. McSpirit. FOURTH ROW: E. Lent, E. Brown, T. Blowers, E. Naylor P. Hively, M. Yost, E. Kline, R. Bousquet. F. Nethaway, D. Blowers, L. Lamont G. Carpenter, J. Egan. TALENT SHOW May I958 The audience seems to be en- joying our Talent Show, NIGHT OF LIGHTS. Third prize winner, Michae- lyn Pedrick is shown pre- senting her pantomime act. Man, dig those legs! Here MC Fay Crossley, as- sisted by Susan Jennings, is introducing an act. The hit of the evening was the The Rhythm Rockets, who won first prize for their rendition of Rock, Roll, Rock. HALLOWEEN FASHION SHOW Backstage excitement before the show. 42 ROW ONE: E. Rutkowski, G. Little, S. Dingman, S. Whitman, V. Perham, T. Leach, R. Titus, J. Eschler, R. Uebrich, C. Argotsinger, S. Jennings, J. Titus, M. Ped- rick, R. Hayes, Miss Asquith. ROW TWO: C. Booth, S. Martin, S. Hirnes, L. Booth, C. Carpenter, S. Timrnerman, P. Zeh, J. Lent, R. Taylor, W. Maxon, D. White- house, D. Dingman, C. Hallenbeck, M. Musgrave, N. Herrick, E. Miller, S. Maxon. ROW THREE: N. Horton, B. Perkins, B. Craig, V. Kainz, N. Stoddard, M. Musgrave, R. Cichy, R. Boduch, J. Vavruick, E. Lent, J. Kadle, D. Burnett, R. Palrnateer, R. Boduch, J, Parker, J. Srnithers, D. Fuller, B. Knott, L. Seeger. ROW FOUR: L. Washburn, J.' Montanye, S. Lorey, M. Baldwin, N. Down, N. Whitman, F. Wilcox, J. Zayicek, E. Banker, F Crossley, T. Seiler, G Betler, C. Warner, E. Blowers W. Naylor, J. Krutz, R. Oathout, J. Phillips, A..Goodernote. ACCOMPANISTS: sf Bennett, T. Blowers. simon cnom simon BAND TWIRLERS: S. Timmerman, S. Gifford, C. Argotsinger, M. Surdarn, S. Martin J. Parker, P. Downs, D. Yates, D. Marshall. ROW ONE: M. Pedrick, B. Craig P. Zeh. ROW TWO: R. Hayes, J. Titus, C. Nellis, D. Gray, N. Whitman, W. Max- son, J. Srnithers, N. Stoddard, B. Peasley, C. Hallenbeck. ROW THREE: S. Max- on, P. Ballweber, T. Leach, S. Warner, J.Dorst, R. Titus, C. Warner. ROW FOUR S. Lorey, B. Young, B. Warner, D. Whithouse, W. Naylor, R. Boduch, T. Blowers R. Cook, F. Wilcox, R. Cichy, J. Zayicek, E. Lent, Mr. Pearson, R. Boduch, E Naylor, E. Seiler, E. Banker, B. Christman, D. Ellis, D. Jones, D. Walters, A VanNostrand, W. Whitehouse, W. Galusha, G. Olson. X D. Yates, D. Marshall, S. Timmerrnan, Captain, M. Surdarng Drum Majorette, J. Parker, P. Downs, C. Argotsinger, S. Martin, S. Gifford. TWIRLERS X ,fa ,J f N ap K7 QQ' msc: BAND --W ROW ONE: S. Warner, J. Titus, B. Peasley, I. Hayes, P. Zeh-ROW TWO: A. VanNostrar1d, G. Olson, W. Whitehouse, W. Galusha. ROW THREE: T. Blowers, G. Bruce, B. Warner, J. Zayicek, F. Wilcox, Mr. Pearson. ROW ONE: J. Krutz, M. Baldwin. ROW TWO: K. King, G. Whit- man, R. Oathout. ROW THREE: D. Hoff, S. Snook, A. Dutcher, N. Gallup. ROW FOUR: K. Montanye, S. Jablon- ski, R. Loveless, S. Cook. ff' ggi! wx X, , 'L - um? 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Z,,,x,Y ..Y, ,A ., , , KM Y Y . Y, Cf' 2 -' Y YY.s.2Y , ' M Y Y Y, ffmlf ' xii? 9,4535 ,1,fxzlixlim,4. ,:!,Y.YY.53f'fr!,Q: 5 ROW ONE: Coach Parker, R. Goodemote, D. Jones, W. Hidde, Manager, L. Lamont. ROW TWO: M. Smith, M. Gifford, H. Stoddard, E. Naylor, P. Close, R. Hinds, J. Wilkins, R. Rumrill. The varsity basketball team had a rather rough season winning eight and losing nine. However, the team for the season, outscored their opponents 872 - 863, which shows them somewhat better than other records would classify them. We hope for better things from the '58 - '59 squad which has, as we go to press, a five - one record. i VARSITY HAS EXCITING SEASON The J-V squad had a very successful season showing a fourteen and three I record. They won the league championship for the first time in several years. We are happy that Mr. Walker could start with a winning outfit. ROW ONE: E. Beard, Manager, D. Whitehouse. ROW TWO: J. Vavruick, G. Goode- mote, G. Bruce. ROW THREE: W. Vomaska, E. Banker, D. Walters, J. Dorst. ROW FOUR: Coach Walker, R. Cichy, R. Boduch, R. Titus, R. Boduch, J. Zayicek. Mayfield Cops Tri-County JUNIOR VARSITY League Title ROW ONE: R. Cichy, M. Smith, J. Wilkins, R. Getrnan, R. Boduch, R. Titus, M. Gifford, J. Zayicek. ROW TWO: Coach Parker, J. Dorst, D. Jones, J. Vavruick, R. Rumrill, W. Hidde, W. Vornaska, E. Banker, G. Goodemote, Manager, L. La- mont. MAYFIELD WINS SIXTH STRAIGHT BASEBALL CHAMPIONSHIP The Panthers got off to a slow start in breaking even in their first six league starts. After that, the pitchers settled down and the hitters did some timely hitting to win the last six games in a row for a nine - three League record. Ed Banker came through with some good pitching in the stretch drive. Jones, Rumrill and Getrnan also had wins. Getman pitched a no - hit game against Galway in his only appearance. Jim Wilkins, Bob Boduch, Mike Gifford and Den Jones did most of the im- portant hitting during the season. CHAMPS AND CHEERS BRING VICTORY The Cheerleaders work hard to stir up enthusiasm and school spirit for the hard working athletic teams. It makes the boys feel that they are getting solid backing from the student body. R. Hayes, D. Musgrave, C. Warner, B. Hinds, P. Perkins, D. Dingman. ROW ONE: W. Vomaska. ROW TWO: R, Boduch, R. Titus, E. Lent, D. Ellis, D. Jones, F. Crossley, E. Banker, W. King, E, Naylor, G. Wemple. ROWTHREE: Coach Parker, J. Peck, P. Newton, D. Walters, G. Goodemote, J. Dorst, J. Vav- ruick, R. Boduch, J. Zayicek. ROW FOUR: J. Titus, G Hess, D. Whitehouse, R. Whitman, L. Ostrander, G. Harrington, D. Lair, R. Uebrich, G. Betler, L. Lamont. MANY CLOSE DECISIONS MAKE AN INTERESTING SEASON The Mayfield booters ended the season with an overall record of seven wins four losses and two ties. Six of the wins and two ties gave the Panthers a total of fourteen points in the league standing which put them in a two way tie with Wells for third place. Mayfield shot sixty-four into the nets while allowing only thirty-one points to get by them by their opponents. Ed Lent lead all scorers with a total of thirty- one points scored on fifteen goals and one penalty kick, GOOD SPORTS AND HARD WORKERS KEEP MORALE HIGH The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders promote interest at athletic contests. Next year they hope to make the Varsity Squad. D. VanNostrand, D. Richardson, S. Himes, J. Krutz, D. Marshall, C. Gifford. ALUMNI Washinton D. C. - Class '58 Kiel Xe SENIOR BALI. Our' Charming King and Queen HAPPY MEMORIES Is That So? Really! ! ? Don't Believe It! 52 CLASS OF 1958 GRADUATION AWARDS Valedictorian . . . Dorothy Musgrave Salutatorian .... .... S andra Riska Outstanding Senior ..... Dorothy Musgrave English ........... Dorothy Musgrave Citzenship Ed. . . . S. RiskaandD. Musgrave Science . . . ..... Horace Stoddard Mathematics . . .... Horace Stoddard French ..... . Dorothy Mus grave Commercial . . . . . Loretta Cronin Home Economics . . . Barbara Lathrop Industrial Arts . . . . . Dennis Austin Music ......... . Horace Stoddard Athletics ......... . . .James Wilkins Bausch and Lomb Award . . . Horace Stoddard Babe Ruth Award . . . . . Patricia Bobilin Babe Ruth Award . . . .... Martin Smith Betty Crocker Award . . . Dorothy Musgrave Balfour Award ....... Dorothy Musgrave ROW ONE: J. Fairbanks, M. Vomaska, L. Cronin, S. Hallenbeck, P. Bobilin, M. Ballweber, F. Cadoret. ROW TWO: J. Bellen, B. Lathrop, M. Skinner, B. Clark, B. Dutcher, S. McGregor, S. Riska, E. Halloran, D. Musgrave, M. Moore. ROW THREE: S. Craig, D. Voight, J. Wol- kins, LA. igrgiogj R. Goodomoto, M. Gifford, W. Hidde, c. Brooks. ROW FOUR: R. Hinds, W. Perham,'N. Montanye, R. Kadle, G. Pitkin, G. Ardizzone, H. Stoddard, M. Smith, D. Austin, P. Close. Serious Leading Moments Recessional X Joan Argotsinger . Bradley Baldwin . . Marilyn Becker . Carol Billman . . Donald Brand . . Robert Bronk . . . Norman 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 . . Phillip Scrima . . Ronald Snow . . . Gary Smullen . . . Marlene Stoddard . Donna Sweet . . . Audrey Ward . . . Eileen Wheaton . . Gene Whitman . Kenneth Wilson . . Gary Ardizzone . Dennis Austin . . Peter Close . . John Fairbanks . . Gregory Fassett . Michael Gifford . . Russell Goodemote Norton Montanye . Allen Niles .... Wayne Perham. . Gray Pitkin . . . Martin Smith . . . Horace Stoddard . . David Voight .... James Wilkins . . . Franklyn Cadoret . Margaret Ballweber Joan Bellen ..... Patricia Boblin . . Charleen Brooks . . Loretta Cronin. . . Beverly Dutcher . . Sally Craig .... Sandra Hollenbeck . Evelyn Halloran . . Barbara Lathrop . . Sheila McGregor . Marjorie Moore . . Dorothy Musgrave . Sandra Riska .... Margaret Skinner . Mary Vomaska . . . . .attending Plattsburgh State Tea . . employed at Kingsboro Lumber Company . . . . . attending Russell Sage College . . . . . attending Bob Jones University . . . . married, employed in Amsterdam . . employed at Curtin and Hebert Company . . . . . . . employed at Hotel Kingsboro . . . pmarried, living in Gloversville . . . . . . employed at Oliver's Market . attending Union College in Kentucky . . . . . married, living in Gloversville . . attending Albany State Teachers College ............livinginMayfield . . . . . . . .employedatBeaconWholesale . . . attending Oneonta State Teachers College . . . . . . . . . . . employed at Suburb Annex . . attending Springfield College in Massachusetts . . . . attending Union College in Kentucky .............PetersToyCompany . . employed at Coleco Manufacturing Company .............PetersToyCompany . . attending Albany State Teachers College . . . . . . . . . . . employed at Harpers . . . . . . . . . . . intheArmedForces . . employed at Remington Rand in Utica . . employed at Harry Smullen and Sons . . attending Wheaton College in Illinois . . . . . . married, living in Fort Plain . . employed at'Scottsmoor Glove Company . . . . . married, living in Gloversville . . . . . . . . . employed at Farhart's Garage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .employedatSuzyLu's CLA SS OF 1958 . ........... attending school in Chicago . . . . . . . . . employed at Sheraton Gloves . . . attending Cobleskill College . . . . . attending Becker Junior College . . . . . . . . . . . ..intheArmedForces . . attending Cortland State Teachers College . . . . . . . married, employed at Moshers . . . . . . . . . employed at Sears Roebuck . attending Oneonta State Teachers College . . . . . . . .employed in construction work . . . . . . . . attending Bell Laboratories . . employed at Glove City Chevrolet . . . . .attendingHoughtonCo11ege . . . . .in theArmedForces . . . attending Bryant College . . employed in North Carolina . . . . . . . . . . .livinginMayfield . , . . . . . . g. .employedat Loblaws . . . employed at St. Thomas, Incorporated . . attending Airline School in Kansas City . . . . . . . married, living in Mayfield . . employed at Swears Glove Company . . . .employed at Winigs, Incorporated . . . attending Albany State Teachers College . . attending Beautician School in Schenectady . . . . . . . attending Bob Jones University . . . . . . . . . . . employed in Johnstown . ' ............ employed at Grants . . . attending Potsdam State Teachers College . . employed at the Fulton County National Bank . . servingintheWAC's . . . . . . . . . . . . . employed at Swears Glove Company CIVIL SERVICE zmmovzzs CIVIL SERVICE EMPLOYEES ROW ONE: E. Hart, D. Robinson, R. Olson, F. Williams. ROW TWO: WH. Thompson, K. Davidson, P. Parker, E. Mosher, B. Crannell, B. Becker. Thank ou so much for H2Mr. Thompson, we are taking this opportunity to say y A , your many years of devoted service to our school. So often you have heard, Will th door m books are locked in the homeroom'? This and nu- you please open e , y merous other favors you did for us with a great deal ofpatience. Now that you have . . . d retired, we wish you years of rest and enjoyment which you really eserve. Mrs. Close, Mrs. Ulrich, Csubstituting for Mrs. Willardl, Mrs. Lent, Mrs . Parmenter, and M r s. Fairbanks W o r k hard and fast to get the food ready and on time. Daily they servea TYPE A lunch based on state standards which provides one-third to one-half of a day's nutritive require- ments. Always congenial and ready to joke and al- ways doing an excellent job. They do much to- ward making our school a happier and healthier place. if fp wif! 5' Mx, S K, w x xl A 5 Um! X N f 1-rx.. :vu 5 A 4.4-..n4,. 5' AA. e V Q 4, Wfm. Q X? W :, .X X 6? C + ,L we UU V, 7 K 'Hi f iff 7 ig f fm J 2? fsfl , W M W? ef, U, M ig it A5 2 ,, VJJLJ, up ffm F f ,QV we' N5 iipfyz ff? ff Y bf W if If f J' ff DVERTISINQ X, 0 M n M,,..,4,, AW. ,. , Good Luck Mayfield Students Canvas Products Corp. Awnings - Canvas - Aluminum - Fiberglass Custom Iron Railings Tents - Tarps Phone G-Ville. 5-2624 Gloversville New York Best Wishes To The Class Of 1959 Kingsboro Lumber Co. Near Kingsboro School UEVUE PAINT Since 1754 Foot Of Gregory Street Gloversville New Y0fk 58 Good Luck To Class Of 1959 WHY? I QLD GLOVE CG. IDC. Mayfield New York Compliments of NED WARNER INSURANCE SERVICE Phone 2303 Mayfield New York TRUST CO. OF FULTON COUNTY Corner Church and Main NSU 64-P AC H -5 mens 9' , llflllll ' G1 ersville New Y k v. , WEMBS' 59 QW Compliments To The Class Of from Voz 01-oo S eo Q' Q? Se Oil Route 148 A FRIEND Riceville, N.Y. ff I Phone 3673 Best Wishes From All Of Us FULTON COUNTY AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION, INC Composed Of The Following: PARSON'S, INC. Gloversville GLOVE CITY CHEVROLET I HEIMAN INC . , . FARHART'S GARLOCK'S SHEPARD MOTORS TESIERO'S CHEVROLET, Johnstown GIFFORD'S MOTOR SALES CORLETTE-MANAGAN MOTORS ROSE BUICK I. D. VEDDER H. G P. MOTORS HOWELL G PIERSON J. C. MILLER 60 Best Wishes From HAROLD W. WHITE Automatic Home Heating Aluminum Windows, Awnings Sales 8 Service Phone 2330 Mayfield RDl Phelps St. Gloversville Best Wishes Class Of '59 FRANK RCJYAL Aluminum Windows and Doors 26 West Main St. Mayfield 1 uccess to the graduating class il S nomEo,uz-wen AUTHORITY or me cocA-con commv sv GLCVERSVILLE COCA-CCLA BOTTLING COMPANY South Main Street Gloversville N. Y. Congratulations To The Class Of 1959 Dixon Glove Co. Best Wishes To The Class Of 1959 ,NIIGS 3sfQ9'UP?H Public Accountants Telephone Mayfield 3534 Mayfield New York Knott and Halloway HARRY QMUILEN SONS Every Insurance Service 29 W. Fulton Street Masons Phone 5-5313 Gloversville New Y0rk Gloversville, N. Y. Phone 4+-3889 62 Compliments of DUDKA' S GARAGE Comp limen t s C of Q 1 'N 3 ' , g ooo amos , All Night Towing 17 Carmichael St. Amsterdam NATIONAL WELDING Amsterdam VI 2-2301 SUPPLY Congratulations To The Class of 1959 From 16 West Street W I TREVETT CLARENCE DUNKEL Gloversville JACK'S READY TO WEAR CECIL'S MARKET COMPLETE GRADUATION SERVICE Class Rings Commencement Announcements Caps And Gowns Medals and Awards 'Diplomas 'Taylor-made Yearbooks L. G. BALFOUR CO. BENTLEY 61 SIMON TAYLOR YEARBOOK CO. YOUR REPRESENTATIVE Hodgkins of Balfour Gus Hodgkins - Bob Gray Schenectady P. O. Box 9 - Phone 3-5374 New York 63 Compliments of KEN PERHAM Gravel G Coal Trucking Phone G'ville 5-6217 Compliments of CLYDE YOUNG Lake View Eggs i N Compliments of WILLIAM LOHSE FLORIST E5 N K QMQL22 .. rf, - GEORGE BLOWERS -Garbage Collector- -Hard Slabwood- -Light Trucking- 47 West Main Stg Mayfield Phone 3244 93 East State Street G'ville Good Luck To The Class Of 1959 from SACANDAGA ERVICES Happy Cooking, Bottled Gas G Appliances Westinghouse Sales 8 Service Bridge Street, Northville, N. Y. Phone Wa 5-3285 I 64 i Compliments of Compliments To The Class Of 1959 ERNST,S Harold May 517 Q FSL, ' 19' - I L32 MllK'CllEAM Cjeffords The Home For Services Broadalbin 3361 Mayfield Compliments of X TED'S GRILL G.T.H. New York 65 of '59 Our Very Best Wishes To The Class There Is A Big Difference In Coal K-A' ,I -eigvf ...f-, We Sell Only Ga Lehigh Valley - Hudson - Blue Coal A H- All Known For Their High Quality y j5'L QQ' .f 7 Fulton County Coal 81 0il Co., Inc. O .N O I Q-se :fi if X -i1?x5' . , fi, 5' la rc X . Q - ' , Mobilheat - Fuel Oil And Kerosene Mobilheat - Fuel Oil And Kerosene Gloversville 4-3118 Johnstown 6-7319 Best Of Luck Compliments C1aSZ'L?'i959 Kennedy HISERTS REGISTERED STORE Funeral Service 7 West Main Street CAcross From The Post Officej We Deliver - Phone 3481 Mayfield, N.Y. Fred G. Kennedy Laurence G. Kennedy Women's Personal Needs Phone 4-8916 Men's Personal Needs Baby Needs G Items Fountain Service-Candy-Gum Tobacco-Cigarettes G Cigars Films-Cameras-Flash Bulbs 150 South Main Street Gloversville, New York Compliments To The Class Of '59 From Gloversville Easterly Street New York 66 '50 V ' I E' 'f ' z ,' W1 4 - - Compliments I C ' qv 54 to Class of 1959 ee's Snack Bar Mr. 8. Mrs. Joseph Czech 2. ' EWR .f ag Ei? I lthl g 'K ic N Mayfield, New York C L . I S g l!! XL ... Compliments J. Boduch C 84 A. Pzarry Mayfield , New York H035 Q31-i t Seiwb West Main Street Phone 2 621 Compliments Cf Ernest Kuhne ie- v lv . t J! 11 x , e . , I X - 9l -H, U Phone 2313 Mayfield, New York Mayfield New York Congratulations ,e We lumber and Building 'ollllllll PQ rer L Materials N iiir 52--ta-35-.12':-1-al. 2 RD gl ' U 'Ili Phelps Street Phone 5-1 9 1 8 D ON L O N IN S U Gloversville , New York Compliments Of I? ,lm Washburn's Dairy 1 5 W, A -' A . 1 ,. Gloversville New York The leader-Herald ' Johnstovm - Gloversville Extends Their Best Wishes To The Class Of 1959 I , Compliments Of Mayfield 5 and 10 Q O Mayfield Dalary Glass Paint Hardware Plumbing 5. Heating Supplies 6 N. Main sr. fin' 12 Phone 2221 ll .Q Always,Shop At The V . 2, . - MaYfi91d 5 And 10 Mayfield New York 69 Compliments 1. 5?-4, To The Class q Eb Of Of ' 1959 , Best Wishes For Herbert Fairbanks Yeggs Happiness And Success N- W 1 .'i5- 'J . of-of 7? is A. Theodore Goossen Wirthmore Feeds E 6: G BUILDERS Don's Edmund F. Jablonski Gerald A. Phillips . Gloversville 5132322 Plano Amsterdam VI 2-5459 R.D. 4 Amsterdam, N.Y. Box 147 310 N' Main Complete Home Building 6: Masonery All Estimates Cheerfully Given Phone 5-2424 Carnahans Service Station Gloversville, New York Davis Flower Shop 348 N. Main Phone 4-3623 Gloversville New York , ax jz--Qompliments GLOVERSVILLE ' 5 if Of SPORT SHOP T n .J1f E EE Q specialists in sports Gl '11 ,-N. Y. '.-fa ' OVZIZT5-i322 2 aQ:?3 I' Statmn Hal Sutliff 6 E. Fulton St. ' Z.. 1 7 -A 4 nvrayfiela, N.Y. Palace Diner W. S. Argersinger 81 Sons 62 South Main Street Gloversville 4-7022 We Cater To Weddings And Banquets Department Store 73-79 North Main Street Phone 4-3166 Gloversville New York Comp liments of WALLY' S GREENHOUSE RFD1F4 Amsterdam, N.Y. Phone Broadalbin 5251 ROBERT J. TRAVER GLOVE CO. Specializing In Ladies' And Men' s Deer Skin Gloves Phone No. G'Ville 4-7223 Spicer Insurance Co. Wm..C. Spicer, Ir. Insurance Of Every Form 8 Church Street Phone 5-4511 Gloversville New York Martin's General Store Broadalbin Phone 9531 Vails Mills - vi gil? 4Qf5Ef'?a 5 il nv ' ' GOOD LUCK TO YOU ALL Boloilin Boat Works Compliments Of Penh lumber Co. Phone: Boradalbin 3 1 07 Or Amsterdam VI 2-630 0 Compliments Of MARINE SALES George P. Hansen SERVICE AND STORAGE ,zoesgggg iE,'? PHONE 3405 KQ6 0945 American Playground l P Devices Anchor Fences Gloversville New York MAYFIELD NEW YORK Penh Gift Shop Gifts Of All Kinds R. D.1H'4 Amsterdam-Perth Road B. Chiacchio General Store A G - 'Fluff0 . A R. D. iH'2 ..r Glovers ville New York Eastland Dairy X 17-'N---. w ,,. Qu vgfo-1 's 'Q fa'- 2:-EXSGMQM ls :H gf, an-3 . 3 I wifi, Dial 5-6355 V' The Best For Less Jack Buchanan Gloversville New York VAVRICK'S BAKERY 176 Kingsboro Avenue, Gloverville J. Vavrick, Prop. Phone 4-3019 Wedding G Party Cakes, our specialty We Cater To All Organizations The Finest In Rolls, Buns, Cakes, Pies, Pasteries SELAH WARNER Lumber-Gravel Contracting-Building SHIELD'S AUTO PARTS INC. 201 North Main St. Fill Dirt-Top Soil Gloversville Mayfield RD4l Dial 3392 Phone 4-9728 4-3811 Compliments Compliments of of SAM'S BEAUTY SALON 157 N. Main Street Gloversville, N. Y. Phone 4-8822 OLIVER'S FOOD AND GARDEN CENTER Arterial Highway, Johnstown Congratulations To Class Of 1959 SCHRECK Best Wishes To Class Of 1959 MUSGRAVE FUR COM ANY Good Luck I W. GIFFORD S VARIETY STORE From Patent Medicines - Soda Fountain Luncheonette - Magazines Toys - Novelties ' Phone 9421 - Mayfield New Work Clothes And Appliance Dept. Open Daily Montgomery St. G'Ville, N. Y. Compliments Compliments Of Of CLAUDE A. LIPE FUNERAL PARLOR phone WA 5-5625 MARTIN Sf NAYLOR'S Northville New York STOWELL'S INC. PAUL BRADT The Finest In Toys C0UC1'aCt01' For And Pet Supplies Black Topping, Excavating Just Above Bulldozing, Ditching, The Concrete Work Post Office Northville, N. Y. 137 N. Main Street Gloversville New York WA 5-5173 Success To Class Of 1959 JACK AND JILL SHOPPE Gloversville M New York 74 - Compliments From BUD AND BETTY JONNY'S DRI-V-IN Compliments of DAIRY FREEZE Sacandaga Park Compliments of FOGERTY WATERWELL DRILLING Lakeside Drive, Mayfield HOLLENBECK'S MACHINE SHOP Compliments G. M. Hollenbeck of Electric 8 Acetylene Welding Machine Work, Iron Work PERTH COFFEE SHOP Genefel Repairing Extension E. State Street G'Ville Perth New York Resident Phone 3209 Mayfield Shop Phone 5-6590 G'Ville Compliments of Compliments of ED SATTERLY DONALD J. SAWYER General Carpenter Work Paper Hanging RD'ff1 Gloversville REAL ESTATE, G'Ville Clifton A. Betler Mayfield Representative 17 Second Avenue Compliments f - ,ji-Qompliments e E55-Zz' Of Of Q 1. - V At ' G . ai 5 A' 'S Arch Tabor if Y- fl t 0 f as i ef E , - 7' C' - Taxidermist , ?5 ' Phone 5-6971 - ? QE Riceville New York Y, Mayfield, N.Y. Comp?-:nts John De Santas . Shoes Repaired W00d'l.and SD0l'tIlIg Goods Zippers Repaired 6: Replaced On Coats, Jackets, Boots And Luggage Route so Phone 4-48322 J' 166 N. Main Street Mayfield New York Gloversville New York C0mP1i-ments Compliments Of Of , O C RoB1NsoN's GROCERY S Plllerla 189 N. Main Street Mayfield Telephone 2751 Gloversville New York ' Y ' V Compliments l - . Y Shoe Store ,f . xx 9 Of A 'R 10 West Fulton St. W T X Q. m YATES as. COREY .4 ' air N I 'Y fi . ish' Noruhville Gloversville, N. Y. Compliments To The Seniors Compliments Of From Craigs . Service Susy-lu's Flyrng Saucer C Frank Craig - Red Bunch Cranberry Creek New york Compliments of Morse 81 Jenkins Harry Blowers -,L r- 99 E. Fulton y .1 ol' I ll. QV 3 '- Gloversville, New York Mayfield New York Congratulations To The Class Of Good, Luck From -'59-- Kenneth Canary From The Q K't h K lo lc en' rew -9 U Argotsrngefs Poultry Farm Compliments Crawford Argotsinger Of Remember There's A Difference In The Taste GREEN ACRES FARM Gloversville R. D. New York VOSBURCHS INC. 79 So. Main Street Gloversville Frigidaire Appliances Magic Chef Ranges Congratulations From The GABELER AGENCY Insurance nBil1n - lvBobn 13 W. Fulton St Phone 4-7ll7 Gloversville New York Compliments of JACOBSON BROS. Jewelry - Gifts 21 W. Fulton Street Gloversville, New York GRAYSTONE INN Louis Denato, Proprietor A. C. KINGSBURY G SON l3 Church Street Gloversville, New York 5 Phone 5-1013 Jewelers G Opticians RD 41 Mayfield Road N Gloversville New York Compliments Of TREHER G JUNG Plumbing 8 Heating Gloversville New York ZAYON'S DISCOUNT HOUSE General Merchandise on easy payment Call G'Vil1e 5-4230 67 Spring St. EDWARD BRADT a. soNs S Blacktopping, Gravel And Fill R. D. W1 Phone 5-6932 Gloversville, New York Compliments Of BURGESS MARKET Ron G Gloria Knoll Proprietors JULIA TRAVER BEAUTY SHOPPE Specializing in Hairdressing 6 Cold Wave G'ville 5-5138 OLE MILL MOTEL Ernest P. Gifford, Prop. Box 214, Northville, N.Y. WA 5-5985 ED. COSTELLO Salted Peanuts 5 Brook St. G'Vi1-le VAN ARNAM'S GARAGE Northville, N.Y. Cars Trucks WA 5-5111 Official AAA Towing COWLES G BROWN INC. 9 North Main St. Gloversville N.Y. Compliments Of J. M LVIN SHAFFER INSURANCE Gloversville HERBERT W. COON Painting G Interior Decorating 37 Kingsboro Avenue Gloversville C 1' t F. C. ompggnen s Ieweler Diamonds - Watches - Clocks Iewelry Guaranteed Watch Repairing At Its Best 21 Church Street Johnstown New York Gloversville New York KIohck's Monuments At Entrance To Ferndale Cemetery 540 N. Perry Street Telephone 4-3716 M. Xr K. Market Ext. East Scare Street Phone 4-8818 Quality Meats-Frozen Foods Memorials Fresh Fruits And Of Vegetables Distinction Best Of Luck ll59lI Johnstown New York Gloversville New York Betofs Super Market The Finest In Meats Fancy Groceries And Fruits 220-222 Kingsboro Avenue Quality Dairy The Best In Ice Cream And Dairy Products Phone 5-4710' 337 South Main Street Gloversville, New York Gloversville New York 7 ' 't . Hares Oneida ' F I i I Semce Station p Markets, Inc. ,cm gn wh? Telephone 2261 Q 167 North Main Street 1' 314 South Main Street ' Mayfield New York Gloversville New York I Compliments Of Compliments Of Burr lumber Company 0 Incorporated Co. Dupont Paints 40 West Eighth Avenue Dial 4-7107 Gloverville New York Gloversville New York A ..- Frankel Shops Compliments Of Gl.cvERsvlL.l.E. N. v Pho ne: ' 5 -5 4 1 5 Fashions T? I i 56 North Main St. H' Mltchell 1, 0 J' Gloversville Fox, Prop, ,',g Cgmpliments Compliments Of 4, 1 xxx Of 7 N laurence s N 7 Izzo s Restaurant Pharmaw 1 East 8th ,xxx Phone: Avenue 5-4618 Sacandaga Park New York Gloversville New York Best Wishes From Congratulations To Class Of '59 9 Peck s Flowers 105 N. Main Street WEMPLENS E330 SERVICE Phone 4-7818 LUNCH ROOM PH. 2251 Gloversville New York RT' 148 and 30 J. 81 D. F. SEWARD MOBIL SERVICE STATION A - fav 'C Lau I -, , I 7 ,71 . E. lathrop Firestone Appliances Kelvinator Appliances-Auto Supplies Esso Service-Auto Repairs Firestone Supplies And Tires Phone 3711 0 8 West Main Street K I Broadalbin 1 New York Vails Mills Mayfield R.D. Compginents Best Wishes . , . Model r , 5' Nrck s4 Pornt Tavern Q my R.D.1l+2 Dany ll K I4 1 Gloversville New York U! A Compliments Compliments Of Gi B Id , a wms Harold Verklrer , Garage Mayfield Sand And Gravel Phone 5-6255 206 Kingsboro Ave. In Rear Gloversville, New York Glove-rsville New York I 0 Compllmenfs Gersler Agency, Inc. Of Ben 84 Mary Cichy Insurance That Pays Dividends 8 Middle Street Phone 5-2216 Gloversville New York JOHN L. SMITH G SONS Feed G Supply Store Ogden Feed Congratulations to the Class of '59 Howard Reynolds GULF SERVICE STATION 140 Broad St. Gloversville N.Y. 187 W' Fulton St' Dial 4'3014 Gloversville, N. Y. LANINGS SERVICE STATION Phone Johnstown 6-9024 Corner of Water St. G Pleasant Ave. Van Heusen's Garage . -,xv .AI ,, , X Q' '1 Ln.. L A ivy 139 East State Street Congratulations From ART KAINZ GARAGE Carburetor G Electrical Service Phone 4-8010 MAYFIZZDGAS C0 I I MKINY Richard Herdman 47 Second Ave. ll North St. Gloversville Mayfield Phone 2147 f on Kenney s W Fuel Q f 9 Compliments . M W OII of Oil-Burners Boilers Warm Air Units Sales G Service WEST BROOK GLOVE CO. MM Caroga Road Gloversville New York SCHOOL SUNG by Allen Brovm Lift your glad voices and swell out your lays, Singing for Mayfield the loudest of praise. Honors of glorious victories abound, Lift up your voices till echoes resound. Sons of our school through the years always stand, Shoulder to shoulder and proud of our land. I Building forever a refuge from wrong, Home of the bravest and land oi' the strong. So Me Go On ft in the evening our songs we will sing, mories of school days the harmonies bring. back to Mayfield ye sons of her fold, ce more to honor and cheer as of old. , SQ-LQNC Il' ,ms A -:ii C' X WFT Q2 S News 'r'vxNVS f x Wi W 6 QED LZ INTER-CULLEGIATE PRESS Publushers . Cover Munulucturers- Book Bnnders FACTORY - HOME OFFICE Kansas City PRINTED IN L1,s, A, 4.x -, ga W: SE' ,I Y .2 fs , 'M ,Q W .wx Q , v if M , . 4 4 , at , V ,, 4. 5' pi' , . if x '.., ,. 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