Mayville Central High School - Pacemaker Yearbook (Mayville, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1955 volume:

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WIWZZPWZI , px T1 X A X 4 an kk,, 11 fi ji' 1 The Mayville Academy was erected in 1888 marking the birth of education in May- ville. Since that time the school has been constantly expanding in enrollment. In 1923 due to this increase they found that to accomadate the students they would have to build a new school which would be known as Mayville Union Free School. ln 1938 due to centralization it was found necessary to expand this school. This year another expansion of the schoolhasbeencompleted. Because of this constant expansion not only of the school by of nearly everything, we have chosen for this years theme - EXPANSION Q Q, X.. DE E ON WE' THE C'-433 OF l.956',w1sH To DEDICATE 'rqgg y-SARS To OUR BOARD os T IS DICATI I EDUC W? NX WI-to ,rms ATION. GROUP or PQQSQNS DEVO1-E 'rl-:Em 'rmgsggwsgsr UNSELFISHLY on A 'rl-mNH'Lsss ?oslTnon 'ra Gave 1-HE gqqook 1 51 ?'C'r A B-Ewen 4' Mons WORTHMIqnLi 'Enucqruowql PROGRAM. Ir us wkoucn 'r+4GaR Enron,-5 42 S1-ubv rH4-r 1-as new HQIMARY I SEC1-:ou et AT U-5-nc r-'r5Lp EWG- .gnben Scffool. N6-RATULHTE owe OARD F EDUCATION ARE B 'ro 1-qs , i We Co I B o , -., 6 ve Y. L? PAUEMAKER TAFF FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Senior Staff members--Business Managerg M. Boardman, Circu1ationgM Goodrich, Boys Sportsg G, Graves, Wit and Humor, D. Lincoln, Assistant Editor: R. Greene, Editor, S Petersen, Make-upg G, Cordera, Girls' Sportsg N. LoPresti, Advertising, R. Casler. Features: V. Steward and Activitiesg N. Sandburgfabsent from picturey art: A. Cookson. BACK ROW, Left to Right: Mr. W. Sprague, Jr., Advisor-Junior Staff members--Make-upg S. Dearing Advertisingg M. Findley, Circulation, M. Dudley, Business Managerg R. Steward, Girls' Sports: J. Krause Activitiesg J. Willcockson, Wit and Humor: .T . Sandburg, Artg R. Krause, Featuresg J. Berrhold. Boys' Sports, C. Balcom fabsent from picturel. vlmvl I G ,fi PRI CIPAL t XM MR, THEODORE PETERSEN ROADS AHEAD Enthusiasm is something like the heat from a glowing coal Ere on a cold winter day. It warms every one who comes near, but before the fuel can warm others, it must catch fire itself, In your road ahead, enthusiasm can play a very important part, It is not enough to be enthusiastic in one's mind, It must be outward, Most of its power comes from its effect on other people. To walk a little faster, talk a little faster, be a little more intense, be a little more vibrant--that is enthusiasm. In such a manner, the minister sells himself to his congre- gation, the doctor to his patients, the teacher to his students, the storekeeper to his customers, In fact, everyone is a salesman. Enthusiasm is a personality trait you always find in leaders. So, young men and women, assume your responsibilities with enthusiasm! Cultivate the habit of instilling enthusiasm into others! Make enthusiasm a habit! fk ' 1 W THE FACULTY ,,uP' HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Ioan Stanislawski, Art, Marilyn Clute, Secretary, Jennie Sommers, Library, Hazel Hitchcock, Study Hall and Sophomores, Geraldine Steward, Homemaking, Dorothy Johnson, Languages, Claire Anderson, Commercial. BACK ROW: Theodore Petersen, Supervising Principal, Harris Steward, Social Studies, Raymond Scott, Instrumental Music, Sponsler Limbaugh, Boys' Physical Education, Willis Sprague, Math and Science, Robert Schmidt, Shop, Richard Reffner, English, Barbara Clement, Girls' Physical Education. GRADE FACULTY FRONT ROW, Left to Right, Eva Leer, Second Grade, Arline Johnson, Fifth Grade, Irene Rhebergen, Kindergarten, Evelyn Carlson, Fourth Grade, Laura Cady, Sixth Grade, Hazel Hitchcock, Study Hall and Seventh Grade, Frances Holmes, Third-Fourth Grade, Mary Parker, Second Grade. BACK ROW: Clara Kennedy, Sixth Grade, Ruth Bowman, Third Grade, Irene Griswold, First -Second Grade, Alice Spute, Fifth Grade, Clair Chamberlin, Eighth Grade, Samuel Tuthill, Seventh Grade, Dorrance Yauchzy, Eighth Grade, Mary Danner, Practice Teacher, Dauphine Bullock, First Grade, Eugenia Hannum, Third Grade, Ruth Whitney, Eighth Grade. li! SENWRS ZX ' , ,ml NN . V , ' Kg D f lx IIIIX xt, ff , 0 .. HE 'S .Q jj, 'QRUHFY' MR. HARRIS STEWARD To the Class of 1955 Another school year has passed and another class has been graduated from Mayville Central School, To some this may be the casual observance, However to you, the members of the Class of 1955 and to your parents, this has been a very important year. For each of you, this has been your Senior year and the iinish of four years of high school. It marks another step in your edu- cation and preparation for future life, Do not call it the finish, Continue to keep your minds open and welcome to every educational opportunity as long as you live. As your class advisor, I have been both happy and proud. The past year has been full of many activities and interesting experiences, Your problems have been my problems and your successes have been shared by me with a great deal of joy and satisfaction. I have watched you grow and in that growth I have seen twenty-eight future citizens of this great country, I have been proud, My one wish is that Mayville Central School and all your fellow men will always be proud of each of you, the members of the Class of 1955, May you always remember your Senior year and all the happy memories along the way, Mayl extend to each one of you my best wishes for your happiness and success. Congratulations to youl ! From Your Advisor Harris J, Steward ADV! 0R Pre s i d e n t VERNA STEWARD nvern n W. C. T. U. . . Bass Clarinet. . . Soda Jerk. . .Life of the Party. . .Hot Rod????. . . Cheerleader. . . Quiet????. . . W. C. T.U. . .Ta1kingll. . . Lizzie . . . Spills... ..Nan.. NANCY SANDBURG Tr e as u re r Vice-President MARTIN GOODRICH an Marty n Yackety-Yak all the time. . . S.G.O President. . . Loud Shirts... Ronald.. Veep. . . Cheer1eader...Parties. . . N-rhat .. Good Student... Secretary. . . Exces- sive Orat. . . ..Lupe., NANCY LOPRESTI S e c r e t a r y .ff Q 1 I M38 LLOYD AMES L1oydie Basketball M a n a g e r. . . Trombone Player ??. . . I Dasr1't . . . Red . . . Supersalesman. . . Popcorn Boy! I . . . Car?...Prompt'???.. .Dr. Hattie Bing...Band...Tri-Hi-Y Presi- dent...Chorus...Intramura1s... ..June.. BA RBA RA BUSCH MIRIAM BOARDMAN Minnie Buzz...Cheerleader...Band Basketball Parties... Yearbook Staff.. . Lord Chesterfield Buffalo State. . . Cheerleader... Gary. . . Long Hair Quiet.. . Homemaking... Freckles Chorus. . .Short and Cute May MAY BUSCH P' if DOLORES CAMPBELL Dolores Driver Training. . . English Speeches . . . B1ondie . . . Comedi- enne. ..Typing Class. . . Al1egheny...Ice Skating... Menl I . .. You know --I mean . .. Pony Tai1...Eng1ishSpeeches... Amy AMY COOKSON ROBERTA CASLER Bert Cheerleader. . .Basketball Parties. . . Yearbook staff. . . Friendly. . .Ath- letic. . . That Voice! 1 l . . . Future Nurse. . . Chorus. . . Yearbook Staff. . . Amatuer Radio. . . Sneezeslll... Ground Observer Corps... George GEORGETTE CORDERA Q,? ,yr -E'-'E Q 0 ff? o ' IA MES CRANDALL num.. Very Quietl ! . . . Wrestling . . . Made any wine 1ate1y??...Midway... History Student...Horsep1ay... Homer , . .Always Smiling. . . Homemaking . . . That Giggle. . . F. H. A. . . Dimples I ! . . . Personality Plus! ! I . . . Lois LOIS FREEMAN W RICHARD FRY 111' GEORGE GRA VES .. Bud.. Tall. . . Luther... Joan...First Five. . . Hey, Une . . .Pink Shirts. . . Yearbook Staff...K1ing's... That Laughll... F.H.A...Easy going. . .Homemaking...Cherry picking...QuieI...Singer... lIBarb il BARBARA HARRINGTON IAYNE HANSELMAN Iayr1ie Oh, that wa1k ... Paul... Big Plans. . . Square Dancing. . . Band. . . Chorus... E11en ... Practical Nursing... Late Parties!!...Duffer...C1ass C1own...Fag Fiend...Lega1 Driving???...Card Shark... Brainl!...B1ue Card???... .. Dave .. DAVID LINCOLN in PA TRIC K LUCARIELLO Pat Berry??. . .Varsiry. . . Car. . . Charlie One-Lung. . .History Student . . . Bookkeeping C1ass...l-Iam Actorl!!... Cheerleading... Dick... Confused. . , W. C. T. U. . . Editor-in-Chief . . . Pame1a ... Oh, that horn playing. . . Sandy SANDRA PETERSEN Amir SELMA NORTHROP Tommye Paul. . . Homemaking . . . Temper mental... Chorus... July Wedding, , F. H. A. . . Ti11y Tucker .. Lots of men! I . . .F1ute. . .F1irtl!. Lucinda . . . Homemaking. Chorus. . .J. V. Cheerleading. Cutell... ..Buzzy .. ANNE SAXTON 36 .141 KW 'Q? PAUL STAGE Paul Varsity . . . Snazzy Carl I . . . Sleep- ing in History... Noisy!l...Mid way...Nuisance at Locker.. E1bows??! ! . . . Long Fingernails. . .Typing?.. . Hates Men!ll...Gargles. . Soprano...Homernaking...F.H.A. . . Amatuer Artist. . . ushirl.. SHIRLEY WADSWORTH GLORIA SWEA TMAN Gloria Organ Playing . . . May. . . Short Limp-a-long. . .Quiet. . . POHIiaC Exercises ???. . .Nice Clothes The Second George Gobel Joyce...Navy...Hot Ford Ambitious???... Class Mechanic!! Willie JAMES WILLCOCKSON it . gifs- 1 -' FSH iii? 2 fiisfff. 5145 r . 'gf' P5Gbi6Gbi6CEbS3GZsS3GbSGbi6G,5f.Ca3i1M56,34e763.G?.343 GKUW Dear Mr, and Mrs. Steward, sg We, the class of nineteen hundred and fifty-flve wish to take this opportunity to i express our gratitude to you for your unselfish guidance through our last days of school, The entire class realizes that without your ceaseless efforts in all our endeavors we as would never have been as successful, ' JU' We know that being class advisors is no easy job and that we have not always V3 on been as cooperative as we could have been, yet you have always been patient and '93 understanding. Because of all you have done for us we will cherish our memories of your through- S163 out our lives. 4 5 sg In grateful remembrance, 5 Class of 1955 68 23 -F2CfJ?72 Q??2.9f?i?39'S'i3 9'?i2l9'?i9 9'?i2S5 CLASS HISTORY SEPTEMBER 1951- As Freshmen, we started out with forty members in the class, with Mr. Sprague as our advisor. Offioers for the year were: President, Nancy Hoadleyg Vice-President, Jayne Haselmang Secretary-Treasurer, Nancy Sandburg. SEPTEMBER 1952- Under the direction of Mr. Reffner, we began our Sophomore year. Our oneactivity of the year was theediting of the school paper the Chatterbox, Class leaders were: President, Marty Goodrich: Vice-President, Dave Lincoln, Secretary, Shirley Wadsworthg Treas- urer, Nancy Hoadley. SEPTEMBER 1953- The class had dwindled during the first two years of high school, so we be- gan our Junior year with twenty-eight students in the class. Mr. Vance was the advisor. Officers were: President, Verna Stewardg Vice-President, Marty Goodrich, Secretary, Shirley Wadsworthg Treasurer, Nancy Sandburg. OCTOBER 14, 1953- After much deliberation, we selected our class rings. This was our first school expense and it led to many more. OCTOBER 16, 1953- We encountered our first money-making project which was a dance titled F all Festival, with Harry Gross providing the music for round and square dancing. MARCH 3, 1954- After some delay, our rings arrived. We all agreed that they were the best yet. MARCH 12, 1954- Our second project of the year was another dance, titled Turnabout, where the girls asked the boys. Harry Gross again furnished the music. APRIL 8 Xa 9, 1954- Next came our Junior Play, The Great Ben Allah. It was directed by Mr. Reffner and proved a huge success. JUNE 4, 1954- The Juniors bid farewell to the Seniors by staging a Prom in their honor. The theme was Japanese Fantasy. Art Dedrick and his orchestra capably furnished the music. SEPTEMBER 8, 1954- After a short intermission, we returned to school as Seniors. We were guided by Mr. Steward who was assisted by: President, Verna Stewardg Vice-President, Marty Goodrich: Secretary, Nancy LoPrestig Treasurer, Nancy Sandburg. SEPTEMBER 23-OCI'OBER 12, 1954- Get out and sell! would have been a good slogan for our magazine campaign. For two weeks class members sold magazines whenever they had a chance, We ended up with about five hundred dollars for the treasury. OCTOBER 31, 1954- Next on our list was a Halloween Social. Although hampered somewhat by a raging blizzard, we still had a good crowd. The showing of Walt Disney Cartoons instead of the regular talent show, proved a great success. NOVEMBER 12 84 13, 1954- The Senior play came next. Aunt Tillie Goes To Town was the title. It was directed by Mr. Steward. NOVEMBER 23, 1954- Basketball season began and we sold candy and popcorn at all the home games, which fattened our treasury. NOVEMBER 29, 1954- From this date until Christmas vacation, we sold Christmas cards and wrappings. This also increased our treasury quite a bit. JANUARY 3, 1955- Next on our work calendar was the Yearbook. After a slow start, we were able to make our deadline, only through hours of hard work. Many thanks to our advisor, Mr. Sprague, without whose help we would have never succeeded. APRIL 8, 1955- Twenty-eight students gleefully boarded the train in Olean which would take them to Washington D.C. for five days of sightseeing and fun. Chaperones for the trip were Mr. and Mrs. Steward. MAY 27, 1955- Class Night arrived all too soon. We set the scene in the waiting room of a space- ship airport and proceeded from there. Everyone enjoyed hearing the Will, History, Prophecy and receiving a gift from the Giftorian. JUNE 27, 1955- Graduation finally arrived. Our four years in high school has been filled with many happy memories and we were sad at the thought of departing, but a new world awaited us. , x if as 5 A V S A 3 S In :Q X K v ., Y Q., , . S ' 'bQi5w'rEq K 5 fi, gfws X X fi Y . i NE imixtaua xaiibs X 15: 3 s Y S N Q5 N +im- X, gg il E CLASS WILL Preamble: We the Senior class of 1955, of exceptionally sound mind and with a most serious attitude, do hereby make and declare this to be our last Will and Testament. No longer will the halls of M.C.S. be graced with our presence. We write this last Will and Testament with some regrets, but proud of bequeathing our. excellent record to our Alma Mater. Article 1 To each and every member of the class of 1956, the members of the class of 1955 bestowe their individual talents and most cherished attitudes. MARTY GOODRICH leaves his excellent study habits to Phil Anderson and Dick Westphal. ROBERTA CASLER wills to Mary Lou Little and Janice Nutt her excess energy, together with a certain amount of radiant personality. LOIS FREEMAN and DOLORES CAMPBELL bequeath their well known giggles that echo in the halls to Joyce Krause. JIM WILLCOCKSON leaves to Russell Weise the honor of being the leading speed demon of M.C.S. GLORIA SWEATMAN wills to Pat Matteson the privilege of playing the piano and organ for all school activities. BUD GRAVES will give two feet of his height to Dick Krause for future use. SELMA NORTHROP wills to Marjorie Pitroff the honor of being the first in the Senior class with a diamond. BARBARA HARRINGTON leaves to Sue Dearing the privilege of doing extra typing and secretarial work for Mr. Steward. DICK FRY leaves to Terry Balcom, Bob Casler, and Ray Frost the privilege of being present at the Westfield theater at least twice a week, ANNE SAXTON wills some of her flirtatious ways to Sharon Loveless. SANDRA PETERSEN wills to Dick Greene the many headaches and heartaches in connection with the editorship of the yearbook. VERNA STEWARD and NANCY LoPRESTI bestow on Herb Smith, Roger Steward, and Herman Ossman the honor of competing for top honors in the Senior class. BARBARA FINDLEY leaves her ambition to attend the State Tri-Hi-Y Assembly to Betty Acker. PAT LUCARIELLO wills to Roy Fry and Bruce Rothwell the ability to be good shop students. AMY COOKSON leaves her famous saying of you know to anyone in the Junior class who can and will use it to its best advantage. MINNIE BOARDMAN bestowes her mathematical ability upon Joan Berthold. JUNE BUSCH leaves Dorothy Beaujean the honor of being elected President of Tri-Hi-Y. .TIM CRANDALL leaves his very fine study habits and somber ways to Dick Hotchkiss. MAY BUSCH leaves to Barbara Turner the privilege of being seen at Midway every week. DAVE LINCOLN graciously bequeaths a boistrous but good sense of humor to Bruce Pettit. NANCY SANDBURG bequeaths her unusual, quiet, and reserved ways to Donna Strand. LLOYD AMES leaves his ability to receive and maintain a job in the cafeteria to Mac Hall. GEORGETTE CORDERA wills to Linda Canfield the honor of remaining dignified at all times. PAUL STAGE leaves Marty Dudley the responsibility of playing the backboard at all basketball games. J AYNE HENSELMAN leaves to Janie Willcockson the privilege of asking questions in any class and at any time. SHIRLEY WADSWORTH leaves her pleasing personality and friendly disposition towards life to Joyce Scriven. THE SENIOR BOYS will Jon Sandburg the right to become the only bachelor of the class of 1956. We leave this will to anyone with the perseverance to read it to the end. We have hereunto set our hands and seals to this last Will and Testament, on the 27th day of the fifth month in the year nineteen hundred and fifty-five. WE D0 'T ALWAYS STUDY!! . !Xh 554. W.wW flfx A lP.o X 3, o . ll S3 6 Q 21 12 , x 32 , 1 .Q . Q fam 1 3 N T T g? 4 Q N S -x lawn A ref ' . fg5.e fn LT Xiir .lguf JLVQFQP Th6 M1hU8t Dreamer Comic! Lgg show Sailor Beware 1 - A 4. :Cru-rwz, ,rex ' ov- 'X '?' Bw'r3fW, ' 'I iw o A' -f ri Av: X . ,L Nancy at camp Shoulders up ll Pet at Prom Comfortable ? mm You've had it 1 ' h Set 'em u Be t Bowlegs That's hard to believe 1 P P 1 is '1 wi ' 4 'sf ln :LW MQ'Q 9' f '1l CLASS PROPHECY Passenger list for The Graves x-34R, flight 7032. 'Destination Mars. LLOYD AMES . . . MIRIAM BOARDMAN . . . . . .TUNE BUSCH ..... MAY BUSCH ...... DOLORES CAMPBELL ROBERTA CASLER . . AMY COOKSON . . . . GEORGETTE CORDERA JAMES CRANDALL . . BARB FINDLEY . . . DICK FRY ........ MARTY GOODRICH . . BUD GRAVES ..... .TAYNE HANSELMAN . BARB HARRINGTON . . DAVE LINCOLN . . . NANCY LOPRESTI . . PAT LUCARIELLO . . SELMA NORTHROP . . SANDRA PETERSEN . . NANCY SANDBURG . . . ANNE SAXTON . . PAUL STAGE . . . VERNA STEWARD . . GLORIA SWEATMAN . . SHIRLEY WADSWORTH JIM WILLCOCKSON . . . LOIS FREEMAN . . . . . . . designer and sales manager, Stratosphere Dry Mop Co. author of Stratospheric Application of the Einstein Theory. .. .. ......ownerof OuterSpaoeNightClub. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . director of Mars Roller Derby. . . . founder and owner of Mars' first 5 8s 10 oent store. . . . Bigelow's dress model. . . . . . artistic space ship designer. . . . . Director of Nurses, Mercy Hospital. . . . Naval Experimental Research Consultant. .........................F.B.I.fingerprintexpert. Director of New York State Unemployment Insurance Benefits. . . . , , . . . . , New York City pharmacist. . . . designer of Outer Space Passenger Ships. ...............wallpaperdesigner. . . . secretary to Governor of New York State. . . . research physicist at Princton University. . . . . . . . . . . . founderofair sickness cure. . . . Captain of ship and owner of Space Bowling Alley. . . . . . . . . . . represenative of Stanley Clubs, Inc. . . . French Horn soloist, Boston Symphony Orchestra. . . . head stewardess of The Graves X-34R. . . . . chief dietician, Hotel Hilton chain. . . . . . Bacteriologist, Buffalo Board of Health. . . .director of Outer Planetary Communications Service. . . . . . . . proprietor of Gloria's Organ Studio. . . . head telephone operator, Stratophone Corporation. . . . head mechanic at La Guardia Control Center. . . . . . . proprietress of George's Dinette. uh BEST FIGURE and PHYSIQUE E l0Pt MOST TEMPERAMENTAL MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Dick Fry and Bert Casler Selma Northrop and Dick Fry MOST DEPENDABLE Marty Goodrich and Verna Steward THE MOST MUSICAL THE BEST LOOKING BEST SENSE OF HUMOR Gloria Sweatman, Dave Lincoln, Anne Saxton and Pat Lucariello Nancy LoPresti, Dave Lincoln, Sandra Petersen Roberta Casler THE QUIETEST GIFT OF GAB THE MOST COURTEOUS Gloria Sweattnan and Jim Crandall Roberta Casler, Marty Goodrich Bud Graves, Georgette Cordera, Nancy Sandburg Lloyd Ames NEAREST THE ALTAR BEST STUDENTS Selma Northrop and Pat Lucariello BEST SCHOOL CITIZENS MOST AMBITIOUS Verna Steward and Marty Goodrich ii 2 E E r T r 5 .4 A we fm., EASIEST TO GET ALONG WITH TI-IE FRIENDLIEST BEST DRESSED Jim Willcockson and Lois Freeman Lloyd Ames, Paul Stage, Jayne Hanselman and Bud Graves Lois Freeman Yi' Oz THE MOST ATHLETIC THE MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT THE MOST PLEASING PERSONALITY Sandra Petersen, Dick Fry Marty Goodrich, Sandra Petersen Verna Steward, Bud Graves, Roberta Casler Lloyd Ames Lois Freeman LLOYD AMES.,., MIRIAM BOARDMAN . . . .TUNE BUSCH .... MAY BUSCH .... . . DOLORES CAMPBELL . RCBERTA CASLER . . AMYCOOKSON...... GEORGETTE CORDERA JAMES CRANDALL . . BARBARA FINDLEY . . LOIS FREEMAN . . . DICK FRY ....... . JAYNE HANSELMAN . . BARBARA HARRINGTON MARTY GOODRICH . . . BUD GRAVES . . DAVID LINCOLN , . NANCY LOPRESTI . . PAT LUCARIELLO . . . SELMA NORTHROP . . SANDRA PETERSEN . . NANCY SANDBURG . ANNE SAXTON . . . PAUL STAGE . . . VERNA STEWARD . . GLGQIA SWEATMAN . . SHIRLEY WADSWORTH . . . JIM WILLCOCKSON . . . CAN YOU IMAGINE . . not willing to do something? . . . without somebody's ring? . . . . . . . . valedictorian? . . . starting a commotion in class? . . . . tall and dark haired? . . . . without her men troubles? . . giving a speech calmly? . . . without her sneezes? . . . . . being loud? . . . wearing make-up? . . . . being impolite? . . . . . walking for a change? . . . wearing blue jeans to school? . .... rushing to do something? without that lovesick look in his eyes? . . . . driving with both arms? . . . . doing the Charleston? . . . being quiet in study hall? . . . being on time for school? . . . not being engaged? . . . not being confused? . . . going at a slow pace? . . . looking untidy? . . . . . . . round dancing? . . . when she's not hungry? . . . given her opinion? . . . . . . . . singing bass? . . . talking a mile a minute? NAME Lloyd Ames Miriam Boardman June Busch May Busch Dolores Campbell Amy Cookson Roberta Casler Georgette Cordera Jim Crandall Barb Findley Lois Freeman Dick Fry Jayne Hanselman Barb Harrington Marty Goodrich Bud Graves Dave Lincoln Nancy LoPresti Pat Lucariello Selma Northrop Sandra Petersen Nancy Sandburg Anne Saxton Paul Stage Verna Steward Gloria Sweatman Shirley Wadsworth Jim Willcockson SENIOR HOROSCOPE FAVORITE PASTIME Selling Popcorn Going Steady Hot Rodding Roller Skating Moving Dreaming Flirting Being Pessimistic Watching Moming Show Writing Letters George Hunting Dancing Picking Cherries Talking Hunting Bumming Cigarettes Cheating at Scrabble Girls WOULD LIKE TO BE Professional Musician Homemaking Teacher Secretary Secretary Nurse Teacher Beautician Nurse Whiskey Tester Rich Practical Nurse Swimming Instructor Air Line Hostess Secretary Pharmacist Jet Pilot Chemist Nurse Cookoo Clock Cleaner Sewing Arguing with Dick Griping Collecting Men Sleeping in History Arguing Organ Recitals Singing Hrglish Speeches Housewife Music Teacher Teacher Homemaking Teacher Big Wheel Naturalist Nurse Telephone Working Operator WILL BE Super Salesman Millionaire 's Wife Woman Hot Rod Racer Gary's Wife Sales Girl Pro Figure Skater Advertising Manager Society Matron Running a Home Still Fashion Designer Married Henpecked Husband Housewife Homemaker History Teacher Bus Driver Professional Gambler S. 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President Bigamist Housewife Complaint Dep't Head Prohibitionist Gay Divorce A Spoke Geologist Midway 's Organist Artist Television Comedian SONGS THEY REMIND US OF Lloyd Ames - lf I Knew You Were Coming I'd Baked a Cake Miriam Boardman - Undecided June Busch - Hot Rod Race May Busch - Love in B1oom Dolores Campbell - Fun and Fancy Free Roberta Casler - Come on to My House Amy Cookson - Fiddle Fadd1e Georgette Cordera - A Feuding, A Fussing and A Fighting James Crandall - Little Brown Jug Barbara Findley - Wish You Were Here Lois Freeman - Doing What Comes Naturally Richard Fry - Jalopy Song Jayne Hanselman - With This Ring, I Thee Wed Barbara Harrington - Slowpoke Martin Goodrich - Stranger in Paradise George Graves - A Hunting We Will Go David Lincoln - The Doors Swing ln, The Doors Nancy LoPresti - The Boy Next Door Patrick Lucariello - I Get Ideas Selma Northrop - Wedding Bel1s Sandra Petersen - Prohibition, Yes or No Nancy Sandburg - Sleepy Time Ga1 Anne Saxton - Changing Partners Paul Stage - Mister Sandman Verna Stewart - Don't Fence Me ln Swing Out Gloria Sweatman - The Organ Plays At Twilight Shirley Wadsworth - I Hate Men James Willcockson - The Happy Wanderer Mr. Steward - Why Don't You Believe Me Senior Class - Somebody Goofed CLASS SONG Farewell, dear alma mater, We leave with thoughts so true, Good-bye to thoughts of school days We bid them fond adieu. We see a new horizon, Our lives have only begun, Beyond our school horizon Lies a rising sun. CLASS MOTTO 'Strive to Excel. CLASS FLOWER White Carnation CLASS COLORS Turquoise and White CIE CE DEPARTME T Our science depart- ment consists of General Science, under Mr. Spra- gue, Biology and Chem- istry, under Mrs. Webber, formerly under Mr . Vance . CHEMISTRY Sing a song of sulfide, A beaker full of lime, Four and twenty test tubes Breaking all the time. When the top is lifted, The fumes begin to reek. Isn't that an awful smell To have two times a week? Biology deals with every kind of organism that lives or ever lived on the earth and their rela- tions to man. It includes everything from a 150 ton whale to disease organisms too small to be seen except by a microscope. This year several experiments have been performed: Os- mosis, mold growing and frog dissection. .0 ed' 40 General Science is just what the name im- plies, it deals with all phases of science encount- ered in daily life. It de- velops scientific attitudes and appreciation of sci- ence in the students. It teaches them how to use it in solving their prob- lems. Several experi- ments have been conduct- ed this year demonstrating some of the major princi- ples of science. Bl0LOGY GE ERAL CIE CE UNDERCLASSMEN W vw H' x'.,g.' N' x . v'v,Tm,I'l V-4,2 x' 1U N IW' , X f m , Q32 W ' 'TW S+. i hd ,Q . ,V.vs' My-i.,ff 5 I UNIUR I 11 in Q' , C! 3 ,, 5 W? Q 'Q h . fu M. Dudley, President S. Dearing, Vice -President P. Matteson, Secretary-Treasurer . eeidi J. sandburg. s.G.o. . ,' I B. Acker P. Anderson D. Beaujean J. Berthold D 5 L. Canfield Y R' Casler V . M. Findley :.' ' , A R. Frost A . M J, V , t t ,S i - - R. Green , n S 153' nettte . Plz M- H811 L K j ,M A, is J, Krause I U I if :, R. KIRLISC i ,rf y 1 Q W T dddi l M. Little , , 1 S. Loveless .37 . .-' , 'i J. Nutt d .. t ,,.. if B. Pettit FG.. K 3 N.. S tsst 'g s M. Pitroff . 5 B. Rothwell J. Scriven H. Smith . I ,W ls as ztl . lar A5 fr, V VR R. Steward D. Strand B. Tumer R. Weise ff Sm, 4 1 ... 3 ABSENT FROM PICTURES C. Balsom H. Ossman R. Fry R. Westpfahl J. Willcockson R. Hotchkiss ADVISOR - Mr. Richard W. Reffner R Cotten President F. Parker, Vioe-President M.Zenns SGO 0PHOMORE Q. W. ' ' wwf. P. Martin, Secretary Treasurer I 0 o o 868555 R. Ames D. Bailey I. Burnett W. Busch M. Casler E. Confer M. Cookson D. Crandall P. Crandall T. Dornberger J. Fry P. Haffey E. Harrington M. Hayward 2. , .Sail . Il i if 4- 5 Q, N s ' iff .. if 3' t M . Zia 1 Ak Z 'Q 1 N' gt f .H .- .. .- s . iles . eys E S at , . w ss ,gsm 5 T il r -A PPTPBCW , r S 4. sr , 5, ,. rryy ,gr F B W. ,. ,:,. .gsm , m y .I is uv- ft aw' Q ww I sf- 1 W , ,,.. A , . W. Henry W C. Hollister F I. Hull K. Johnston N 1, Lloyd M I' G . Martin L. Maytum L. Ossman H R- Pafmem ff' E' Ringleben y r . QQ ' ,,.,. . 'P J jziir' rzgz y r f C. Tanner h ' if adh, y K A in M. Wester C i yh. S. Wilson H C D- Zenns .:- is no .. t B ABSENT FROM PICTURES -lrzgalul ' B. Newton L. Bailey fe -f t . .. . ' N . +111 . xg .2 Z M .3 a 3 K ,. 13 ' .K o 'Ks ' .gy 1- X nw X . it if R z 3 bs FRE HME -fx ff? L,m1. i Q y , .. ' , A g 1' .. 'P ,. fi , 2 . . . ,g .ki A ' gr f f, ' ,i Q V. . it f-::S i V-f'kV k K T M r - lv. L .T ..- ' rv, .. ,qt V if-,rx VV.V 5 V ,, . .,..v' L kk r i x rv iw L.- 5 k. L Vkk ky K.. V an , if 'fax ,gy xmiz 1 mQfkk'k xi . ix- .. 'f 3 - 24 . Q .Ng ,W I 'fy ,. '33', 3 . 'S' P ,,,,., .P fs ' rang , , L 2 fit y A 5 'K H X X Q M if r - L A 5 V :fl 'ttf L y 'f V - ' Q 7 ii N. wright .r '. ' A ADVISORS - Mr. Willis Sprague ' Mrs. Dorothy Johnson W. Anderson, President - S.G.O. G. Dudley, Vice-President L. Parment, Secretary-Treasurer D. Bagley C. Beckstrom M. Beckstrom B. Bond J. Bumett M. Clough J. Engdahl T. Farrar D. Fink S. Frost S. Gligora S. Harper S. Hunt J. Israelson D. Kircher P. Krause D. Kruetz S. Leach B. Lloyd R. Lobell B. Lupean L. Mathews T. Matteson N. Mayer A. Merriam R. Newman J. Olmsted R. Parment ,G. Pierce I. Roemer C. Rothra P. Smith N. Thayer J. Utegg J. Weise I. Willcockson L. Wood ABSENT FROM PICTURES P. Newton R. VanVa1kenburg N L fm My . f wi 529 i X 51: ki fi B MQ vm EIGHTH GRADE LQ ,Ll in i new 1 'S iki:,,: ','E. K xg K k L eL,j Q P K' ,E . 1 5, pg 5 fa wg ASETFO PIT S BN RM CURE HW,u I K F E ' -Ea:- f LLL-fgm-1, 'e mi sv, . ,L .. , ..,L,, K LL- , , L i - .. .. Q ,E wwe , X , 5 F I swf Y 4, fel L, W 2 ' 1JMffE5Q?'w LLL QL-Lffi. 1: HJ Y 5. K W 4 2 swf L 35 '52 33' .riw :I ' H HQ- fl.gLfUs2 ' , r'rgz,' M SPuf :l- fZg? W I M53 N 5 W Q X 'M W. F . 1. 3 . L' -W... ,... .5 . - - W, ..: .L ,a5I'u: ,seii53'FsQfffi L- ifi'1'f,'l?fivf5?Wl sf ,L ,L . ,, .,.. Lg . Fw M Dascomb, E Kehrh G Lew1s, P. 'wrightams LL xi, ADVISOR - Mrs. Fred Whitney ix 255551 gmm ww Xf . :Q-1Qm:111,1:-LLL 2-uwL41fLLsLL9sLQw2 sezisifv,Lr1Ls11Le,-seg if we , 3 sl amy I S' we .wwzsfn .. - : fggifig? 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'Citi-Sp. aw MRS SCOTT'S FIRST GRADE BULLOCK 'S FIRST GRADE SHI! lb? g g K 2... L-iL ,LL1 m i Q55 skew . . 4 - f 3: , N 7. . . k il A f,. I if Q. q ,wmv . , , . , ff ,, fff ,.. ww W tml..- Q- .M ,,. .. 3. , , .- fx .ww-t.w,WM - f .f W MQ, ffm :z mr ,WH x- fi . ,.:,, .5 E S9 Q: gr Y . f V , A ., .W A X H n zf ff N W gs. f, K W A 33. 41 ,Q ' gk A flk :H ,.. . .. mm ..f ,..,,,LWw.,.v ,L::,L WA..,. ., f E 3. 'S Ti '1 2. 1 5 gg fs- va, if F Tl TYPE ,Q A 99 4-gfqikgb 14, few 4, :,.-,-Af,,.M,.ff ff-,5fv 5,, , -a,J, .f-ey ,K Y x J 'NR yn f 1 v , may V. W. ' 9 ,735 't Th F , QXQ+n X 1 'M e ranch Lineq What's Cookin' ,LLoyd X U m V, ' w wlrv 1 ,'s go dancing! Miss Point Chautauq Q' x W. mmEigQ gk Bud ahead by a nose!! M 'R I Past Romance!! S he dead???? ANY + ' Kai The Cherry pickers Lois and Linda Is it that bad???? The Boy Dreamer .4 , sv Z... MP0 setting C8I'!'16d away!!! The Skater's Waltz He wonwc Bite, Bob! Bert not Flirting ACTIVITIES ,4 . .J I If f 'fw Q N ,E sv g x I ff .4 W 2 5 R Q QW SX 'F' K ffsqftg 7-fm? SENIOR PLAY Aunt Tillie Goes to Town On November 12 and 13, the Senior Class presented the play Aunt Tillie Goes to Town by Wilbur Braun, Mr, Steward was the faculty director and Roberta Casler and Shirley Wadsworth were the student directors, We all had fim in preparing for the play and it was very successful, The cast of characters was as follows: Aunt Tillie Tucker . , . . Selma Northrop Dr. Hattie Bing , . , . . . June Busch Aunt Tillie Trask . . . Nancy LoPresti Luther Lorrimer , , , , , , Bud Graves Charlie One-Lung , . . Pat Lucariello Pamela Marsh . , , , , Sandra Petersen Ronald Howland . . . Martin Goodrich Lucinda Talbot . . . . Anne Saxton Lizzie Parsons . . . . Nancy Sandburg Mervin Tucker . , . , Richard Fry Ellen Neeland , , , , Jayne Hanselman STORY OF THE PLAY Aunt Tillie is upset because of her niece's impending marriage to Mervin Tucker, Mervin arrives sud- denly and goes out to look for his friend Ronald. Aunt Tillie is suddenly called to town and takes Mervin's suitcase by mistake. Mervin decides to go swimming and comes back to Aunt Tillie's house wearing a wooden barrel, His clothes had been stolen, Ronald hands him Aunt Tillie's suitcase and tells him to change, The doorbell rings and it is Luther Lorrimer, Ronald's wealthy employer, Mervin, dressed in women's attire, is presented as Aunt Tillie. Aunt Tillie meanwhile, has an accident and arrives home dressed in Mervin's suit. Everything is complicated more by the appearance of Aunt Tillie Tucker, Things finally get straightened out however, and all ends well. gk R THE STUDENT GOVERNMENT FRONT ROW, Left to Right: J. Nutt, R. Greene, M. Goodrich, J. Berthold. BACK ROW: D. Anderson D. Crandall, W. Anderson, G. Graves, J. Sandburg, M. Zenns, Mr, H. Steward, THE CHATTERBOX STAFF FRONT ROW, Left to Right: C. Hollister, D. Zenns,L.Ossman, P. Martin. BACK ROW: Mr. R. Reffner D. Crandall, K. Johnston, R. Cotten, M. Zenns, P. Crandall. ii, V ,r.N.,,,,.. . vagal: if TRI HIY FRONT ROW, Left to Right: D. Beaujean, J. Krause, F. Parker, J. Busch, P. Matteson, J. Nutt. SEC OND ROW: S. Hunt, B. Findley, D. Strand, M. Pitroff, M. Casler, D. Bailey, M. Findley, J. Will cockson, M. Little, B. Acker. ORATORICAL CONTEST LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy LoPresti, Minnie Boardman, Marty Goodrich, Jayne Hanselman, Verna Steward. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: John Sandburg. 5 ix 3 Ai x 2, 'Vw 22 WC' ri .,,.: T i f J i X FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FRONT ROW, Left to Right: B. Findley, M. Busch, L. Freeman, R. Casler, S. Northrop, S. Wadsworth BACK ROW: Mrs, H. Steward, B. Harrington, A. Saxton, J. Scriven, S. Dearing, A. Cookson, B. Turner D. Campbell. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA FRONT ROW, Left to Right: D. Bagley, R. Parment, W. Henry, S. Gligora, N. Wright. BACK ROW: J Engdahl, Mr. N. Reno, D. Kreutz. . 1 1 S DRIVER TRAINING FRONT ROW, Left to Right: D. Drause, H. Ossman, R. Steward, H. Smith, T. Farrar, T. Balcom, C Tanner, M. Hall, D. Green, P. Lucariello, M. Dudley, I. Fry. BACK ROW: Mr. Sprague, D. Strand A. Cookson, S. Wadsworth, L. Canfield, D. Beaujean, M. Clough, M. Boardman, J. Berthold, P Matteson, E. Confer, J. Scriven, B. Pettit, D. Westphal, Mr. Schmidt. SAFETY PATROL FIRST ROW, Left to Right: P. Matthews, R. Damon, E. Anderson, F. Frost, D. Blanchard, R. Rosage D. Crandall, G, Woodruff, Mr. Yauchzy. SECOND ROW: I. Fischer, J. Mayer, L. Johnson, T. Card D. Hartman, R. Ferguson, D. Rater, S. Card, B. Pierce. THIRD ROW: L. Swanson, G. Davis, C Chandler, J. Beightol, D. Blanchard, P. Schmidt, G. Johnson, I. Lewis, D. Pierce, R. Higgs, C. Crandall Captain: W. Henry. fy Mfg .W ,gh A fe a-I at ff- 5 ff j, ' MUSIC X A 3. V393 x WJ 1 W Tim www f lim' N I Q, C J 8 j 5' v AN I 9 4 Q W .sikx - - -1 , +4 G 1 I 9 V 5 af ' Q '-IRL we J , xx, CX a t X Q -flwlgifrxi Q 3 M, WX n wb , Q. a K gf .f . f Q - Q ,Q 1. . A .X is 'X Q 2 - f Ji .Q .R l xg 4 -Q Wk .f , 1 ,, , ,-N, A -N wk g A Lk, . ,Y . 1 W Q. . 5 'Y QQ X A K as ,A N A- - Q 5 Q 1 fs: ., if - S iv , ' , .- fx SR , Z . FL k ,, x ,. ,'a! 5 is .,k, T xg Q aw fy H 5 L A m 1 5 - Sm at T R X , 51 S' WE Qi xx MC BAD fi 'fha PERCUSSION SECTION LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Coutant, G, Pierce, N. Wright, M. Findley, M. Pitroff. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: I. Colvin, D. Heilman, V. Near, R. Limbaugh, C. Van Atter, S. Freay, A. Beck, A. McCloskey, C. Beck, BACK ROW: J. Bertram, P. Vance. J. Bertram. J. Dornberger, C. Mc- Closkey, R. Rosage, D. Van Atter, L. Pettit, L. Johnson, Mr. R. Scott. JUNIOR BAND S fi M C CHDR - uv HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS FIRST ROW, Left to Right: J. Olmstead, M. Beckstrom, P. Haffey, D. Crandall, T. Matteson, J. Will- cockson, R. VanVa1kenburg, H. Wallace, M. Hall, J. Fry, S. Froft, D. Beaujean, M. Pitroff, C. Hollister. SECOND ROW: D. Kircher, A. Saxton, G. Pierce, M. Busch, D. Campbell, M. Boardman, E. Creal, B Rothwell, R. Hotchkiss, R. Greene, M. Goodrich, R. Cotten, R. Frost, N. LoPresti, S. Petersen, P. Martin S, Leach, J. Scriven, Mr. C. Green. THIRD ROW: P. Matteson, S. Wadsworth, P. Crandall, C. Beckstrom A. Merriam, L. Parment, P. Krause, L. Wood, B. Lupean, S. Hunt, J. Nutt, B. Turner, G. Cordera, M Little, J. Busch, J. Hanselman, S. Northrop, L. Mathews. JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS FIRST ROW, Left to Right: C. Van Atter, L. Smith, D. Van Atter, C. Van Atter, J. Mayer, F. Cady, G. Woodruff, L. Johnson, R, Higgs, A. Newman, G, Johnson, F. Frost. SECOND ROW: Mr, C. Green, B. Barnes, M. Baldwin, .T . Beighton, J. Lewis, D. Harper, M. Dudley, C. Chandler, D. Andersen, N. Wood- ruff. THIRD ROW: T. Clark, R. Fergeson, R. Jackson, D. Blanchard, M. Moss, E. Anderson, L. Swanson, T, Clark, D. Rater, D. Rearden. SPURTS 1 ff Qfh is Ill I f N w ff X Ke' x V M Xf .I g I , xy KX- A Vf1AKNus .u ffw , N- 5 g M M, 1 1 -v ll V l X x X 9-' f .I gp! DICK THIRY gy PAUL ' BUD 131 . '74 GREENIE VARSITY BASKETBALL Mr, Vance, Coach, 14-G. Graves, 23-P. Stage, 25-P. Lucariello, 12-R. Green, 15-R. Hotchkiss, 4-R. Steward, 11-M. Dudley, 33-C. Balcom, 13-R. Fry, J. V. BASKETBALL FRONT ROW, Left to Right: D. Zenns, Managerg M. Cookson, J. Sandburg, J. Fry, M. Hall, R. Cotten R. Weise. SECOND ROW: Mr. Vance, Coach, W. Anderson, T. Dornberger, R. Frost, J. Burnett, K Johnson, L. Maytum, R. Ames, L. AITIBS, Manager. YR if MM fs fi? 5? 'E'iY'H, 5 L I A Il M- Trl 3 .Sf lic, .IANA EIL? iilriiliyi' Q , ,fn ? 'S ' - n .. .. T ...f R T R ' Q rri S . J' ' ...I '- S J M WY Riff ,airy I -, 2' Q 5 A f ' fr V P x 6 r X v A yn S P L A i J , i. . S A xx, x A 1 TS 4 '?'3N FOOTBALL 'TEN FRONT ROW, Left to Right: J. Sandburg, M. Dudley, P. Lucariello, R. Casler, R. Weise. SECOND ROW: R. Parment, S. Gligora, S. Harper, R. Frost, P. Anderson, I. Weise, D. Zenns. THIRD ROW: N. Wright, J. Burnett, K. Johnson, R. Cotten, J. Burnett, M. Cookson. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL FIRST ROW, Left to Right: J. Burnett, R. Newman, J. Weise, D. VanVa1kenburg..SECOND ROW: Coach Limbaugh, W. Anderson, B. Bond, N, Wright, R. Lobell. Wffili if? Luigi 41 iam S 1 'E 111 -' + wig as BOYS' BOWLING FIRST ROW, Left to Right: R. Weise, R. Steward, M. Dudley. SECOND ROW: Mr. R. Reffner, L Ames, J. Willcockson, M. Goodrich, D. Lincoln, P. Anderson, J. Fry, MI. W. Sprague. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: H. Smith, R. Parment, N. Woodruff, J. Hull, R. Krause, I. Willcockson. SECOND ROW: C. Gligora, B. Pettit, W. Henry, T. Dormburger, J. Crandall, R. Casler, Mr. Yauchzy. WRESTLING TEAM ' ,War ,,..W.l Q, J V .-gqes,+2sqm:g.Q X 5 . 3 X X gg, ggi Ax- X E fr .. x X .L X-Q xx 4 K Q it O 1-xkkwie, X NK fxgifx We sf W 3 V an ' Ji yfwf Mil? . fv ' ' l ff A A 1 Q, 5, ,ZS V2 K 1 ' M vfmw ' ' ' ' ' mf 35-L. : ix..1,.. 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Apparently Nobody Makinz Like Mnnknvq ADVERTISEMENTS The Class of 1955 wishes to thank the local mer- chants for the part they played in making this issue of the PACEMAKER possible. ffifxfi if I ,if xfbf Congratulations to the Class of 1955 Unlimited Opportunities Await YOU In the Jamestown Area JAME 'l'0W CHAMBER of COMMERCE Compliments of .... O Congratulations to the Class of '55 R Mens 81 Boys RICH' ICE CREAM Wear Sr Shoes Mayville, N. Y. Westfield, N, Y. Plumbing Heating 8: Sheet Metal Work H. D. AME Phone 3621 Mayville, New York Compliments of .... Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member of Federal Reserve System Complete Banking Service StW1SheS................. ro Compliments of ............. . SWEET MAYVILLE snov BEWLEDREME Candy and Ice Cream Sto Compliments of ......... . . . . . rnpliments of .................. H K THE WESTFIELD EQUIPMENT Q0 HEME BAKERY INC. Sherman, New York J.M. HAVENS CONSTRUC'l'l0N COMPANY CHAUTAUQUA MALTED MILK INC. CHAUTAUQUA CABINET COMPANY ntsof..... ..... I THE . DR. DIETRICH I MAYVILLE DlNOR Compliments of............ ...... BestWishes..................... DR. GUY GRANGE!! DR. CARSTENSUN Compliments Of' ' ' Compliments of. . . . . . . . TONER'S WESTFIELD ELECTRIC Red Sc White Store COMPANY Meats Groceries EVEI ythiI'1g Electrical General Merchandise Dewittville, New York Phone 262 Westfield Compliments of ........ Compliments of .... DEWITTVILLE FEED 8: SUPPLY C. F, PRATT Ku CO. Feed - Coal - Fertilizer Foot Wear Phone Mayville 2954 Westfield, New York Dewittville, New York ' Compliments of .... Compliments of .... FRANCIS SERVICE WESTFIELD DRY CLEANING CO. K. F. Francis H. F. Francis Hartfield, New York 25 N, Portage St. Westfield NUNDY Compliments of .... NASH SALES THE VOGUE SHOP Evinrude Motors Sales Service Fashion of Distinction Phone 321 14 N. Portage Street Westfield, New York Westfield, New York Compliments of. . . MAYVHJE REALTY C0. All Kinds of Insurance Real Estate Plus Service Our Patrons Sleep Well Phone 2663 Mayville SANDBURG' DRUG STORE C, A, Sandburg, Reg. P,H Mayville, New York Let Us Fill Your Prescription PRESTON NURSI G HOME Aged and Convalescent Care 57 East Chautauqua Street Mayville, New York Telephone 207 5 Compliments of. . . Qf vEQ 90 Jeweler - Florist Elgin and Bulova Watches Flowers For All Occasions Compliments of. . . . HARRY M, YOUNG BAKER Sn COL TON Compliments of. . . . . . . . MAYVILLE GARAGE Chevrolet Oldsmobile Sales Service Jerrold Webber HEMSTREET FUNERAL HOME Established 1885 HARDWARE 65 s. Erie st. Mayville, N,Y. Chautauqua Dial 2955- Harold L. Freay Prop. Mayville Dial 253 1 Ambulance Phone 3351 or 2431 THE COFFEE SHOP A good place to eat Fountain Service Compliments of. . . MAYVILLE DAIRY Grade A Pasteurized Milk St Cream Phone 381 1 Compliments of .... G. P, ROGERS Compliments of ........ MARGE'S BEAUTY SHOP 28 North Erie Street Mayville, New York Phone 324 1 NELSON'S STORE Groceries - Meats Hartfield, New York Compliments of ....... BARBERNS GARAGE AND SUPPLY CO. Compliments of ..... RUSS ERICSON AND BILL FRANCIS Painting - Simonizing Hartfield, New York Insurance To Meet Your Needs GEORGE H, FISCHER Bank Building Phone 3453 Mayville, New York Best Wishes to the Class o FRICKE'S FRIENDLY SERVICE Mayville, New York Compliments of. . , LO PRESTI'S CORNER STORE Hartfield, New York Compliments of. . . HOTEL WM. PEACOCK Come as you are Compliments of. . . . MATT KOCH BARBER SHOP Mayville, New York f '55 Compliments of .... HOTEL HOLLAND JAY MADSEN EQUIPMENT COMPANY INC, Carpenter School Bus Distributor Phone 472 Bath, New York Compliments of .... FLOYD E, CHAMBERLIN Compliments of. . . DR, H, H, SAXTON Compliments of .... YOUNG BROS. Groceries Complete Food Market C ompliment s of .... SAVAGE BARBER SHOP aeoecweswae: GRAPER RADIO SHOP Compliments of ..... D, J, BEEBE General Merchandise Dewittville, New York Compliments of. . . . NATHANIEL Y, ELLIOTT Chautauqua County Clerk JOHN SEXTON 8: CO, Manufacturing Wholesale Grocers P. O. Box 1677 Pittsburgh 30, Pennsylvania Compliments of. . . . FRANK DONATO 601 West Eighth Street Jamestown, New York Compliments of .... TURNER LUMBER COMPANY For a Career in Professional Nursing Apply to The Director of Nurses DEACONESS HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING 563 Riley Street Buffalo 8, New York HARKNESS 8: SONS INC, Feed - Coal - Builder's Supplies Mobilgas - Mobilheat - Mobiloil Phone 2141 Mayville, New York MAYVILLE COOPERATIVE G, L, F, SERVICE INC. Phone 2541 Mayville, New York Feed - Seed - Fertilizer and Farm Supplies Compliments of .... DURK'S SERVICE Compliments of .... MAYVILLE MOTOR SALES Compliments of ...... CHAUTAUQUA LAKE BOAT YARD Mayville, New York Compliments of ...... ROBERT H. MILLER Chautauqua County Treasurer Compliments of. . . . CHAUTAUQUA BAKING COMPANY Phone 2891 Compliments of, . , , . , WESTFIELD DEPT, STORE Bk ------ Pk GREENE'S FLOWER 8: GIFT SHOPPE Compliments of .... CHAUTAUQUA ABSTRACT CO. Compliments of. . . WILLIS ROTHRA WEATMA ELECTRIC and HEATI G CHAUTAUQUA G, L, F, Petroleum Cooperative Inc. Compliments of. . . . . . BURNS GROCERY I Mayville, N.Y' Groceries Meats I Phone 2906 l Open Evenings till 9:30 Gasoline - Kerosene - Fuel Oil Phone 2522 Mayville' N' Y I BEN FRANKLIN Compliments of. . . . VARIETY STORE LINCOLNS I W. B. McConnell, Prop. Hosiery Gifts I We carry all your School Supplies Underthmgs I I Best Wishes to the Class of '55 Compliments of ,,,. I MAYVILLE ESSO BRACE'S MARKET ' SERVICENTER Phone 3071 Mayville, N. Y. Meats Groceries F Frozen F Compliments of ..... Food Center --And More-- ZENN'S STORE Dependable quality meats, small and large q u a n t i t i e s. Fresh dressed Ph01'1e 5353 chickens also frozen and turkeys. 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Jigi' 'iklf rl fl. ww' ii 5. I IW I+ if 1 ii ,. fi 2? fi ii S. is sf fvffu W. 2 214, ., ,,, as Q. ,K Volume XIX Published By MAYVILLE CENTRAL SCHOOL Senior Class Mayville, New York RECREATION ii ! QQ.. , THEME Americans are spending more time daily in recreation than ever before. We live in an area which is nationally known as a fine summer resort. This means a lot of swim- ming, boating, fishing, and the cultural arts offered at nearby Chautauqua institution. What most summer visitors do not realize is the versatility of the region. When the snow covers the ground and the lake freezes over, slides and toboggans nf all sizes and descriptions go flying down the hills while ice skates take the place of rollcr skates. The nevvly-organized Youth Recreation Commission has provided many afternoons and evenings of enjoyable games, dancing, skating, basketball, and outdoor activities. Duc to this ever increasing interest, RECREATION is this year's theme throughout the pages of our yearbook. Dedicated In Memoriam . . . W Q ii: x .Alf ml wgfulr get Richard L. Green To the memory of Richard L. Green, editor-elect, we dedicate this i956 edition of The Pacemaker. Members of the MCS student body ioin The Pacemaker staft in the thought that Dick hos been and will be missed greatly. Because of his leadership and active participation in all school activities, his loss is definitely our loss. For many years to come his memory and influence will be present in the minds and hearts of the students of Mayville Central School., Front Row lleft to right!-Joan Berthold, features editorg Sue Dearing, make-up editorg Mary Lou Finclloy, advertising editorg Frances Parker, assistant editorg Jayne Willcockson, editor-in-chiefg Jon Sandburg, wit and humor: Roger Steward, business managerg Bruce Rothwell, boys' sports editor, Second Row tleft to right! - Richard Krause, art editorg Joyce Krause, girls' sports editorg Earlene Ringlcben, Marjorie Pitroff, activitiesg Ronald Cotten, Mac Cookson, Martin Dudley, circulationg Carol Hollister, Marilyn Czislcr, Donald Zenns, Patricia Martin, Paula Haffey, Geraldine Martin, Mr. Willis Sf7l'1l1jlll'. THE PACEMAKER STAFF We, the Pacemaker statl, are proud to present the PACEMAKER for l956. These are the people who have worked many hours pasting pictures on pages, writing articles, making painstaking sketches, gathering advertisements, typing, and so forth, We hope this Yearbook will bring you all a great deal of enioyment, perhaps a bit of new information about our school, and bring back many fond memories of your years at M. C. S. Our grateful thank you is extended to all those who have aided us in the printing of this Yearbook, THEODORE PETERSEN Supervising Principal THE WORTH OF A TOOL The worth of a tool depends upon the user. This is especially true with human intelligence and human growth. However, any tool can be misused. A ma- ture person does not look upon any instrument as one to solve life's problems. He re-evaluates it, he seeks for improvement. But he makes the best use of what is at hand. Your education is a valuable tool. What you do with it and how you use it depends on you. May you always be dissatisfied with what you have and what you are and thus lead the way to betterment and selt-improvement. Do not misuse the most valuable tool you possess . . . your education! DMINISTRATIO ARE YOU IN CONTROL As you travel along life's highways, I wish you HARRIS J. STEWARD ? Assistant Principal would stop occasionally and ask yourself this ques- tion: Am l in control? There is much over which you have no degree of regulation, but there are many th'ngs that you can govern. You can't control the length of your life, but you can control the extent of its depth and wideness. You can't control the outline of your face, but you can control its expression. You can't control the other felIow's opportunities, but you can grasp your own. You can't regulate your height, but you can control your mind. You can't control the other fellow's faults but you can improve your own. Above all, don't worry about things over which you have no control. Get busy and work on those things that depend on you. ill X viz! v s H V, 1 ik I A x lf- ,-J D .2 as y..An if E k X , .x A .M it ' 4' Ag S S ' 4 ' 'S A- A SENICRS QQSEW SENICR CLASS y ADVISOR Mr. Samuel Tuthill TO THE CLASS GF I956: It is the spring of the year and it is indeed fitting that Commencement comes in this season, for in a very real sense you are in the spring of your lives. You stand now at the threshold of your careers and before you lie success and failure in varying degrees. Do not expect life to be composed entirely of either of these experiences, but rather learn the lesson each has to offer. Make each adventure of life a rule for iudgment and a guide to future action. You have worked hard here at Mayville Central School and your contributions to school life have been considerable. I am confident that the communities in which you choose to live will also profit from your presence and activity. It is with a humble sense of pride that I say I was happy to be, even in a small way, a part of your Senior year. You may be iustly proud of your record as the Class of I956. Live your lives so that you may also be proud of them, Best wishes, SAMUEL J. TUTHILL ROGER STEWARD President Hog Iirzlssm-11 4 . , First Fivn X... Arm l.:u1v l':1l'lius'?'. '.., F'1'ie-114115 lVI11Viy HFIRMAN OSSMAN Vice-President Ozzie SIIXLIIJHUIH -... Hog . , . Brzain' Qlliu1 '.'A' . , Hmwwmsukineg 5 xxx Fllll X M53 JANICE NUTT Secretary .7:1l1 Hl'lIl'U , . . Quim-tif , . , A1161-4 'Fm-ch . , . Short :md Cutv . . 'l'ypi11.v, Vlnss , . , Miriwxl-x PATRICIA MATTESON Treasurer Put Musivff . . , Amy . . 4 FI'l'I1UI1 Stzliu . . . Hmmm' Sm-ivly . . .I V, C'hm-Nlrfzxclimg , . . Puts 1 ELIZABETH ACKER Batty Men Troubles . , . Lmda . . , H1-Y Candy Seller . . . Homemuking Temper! PHILIP ANDERSON Phil Nice Smile!! . . . Tall . . . James- town , . . Physique . . . Midway CLARENCE BALCOM Terry Mary . . . English Class . Plumber?'?'? . . . Ford . . Ilcre Comes the Groom'?? DOROTHY BEAUJEAN Dotty Pretty rccl hziir . . . Linda . Hillbilly Music . . . Nice . Ilumcmuking . . . FHA Tulkativc S. JOAN BERTHOLD Joannie V, Cheerleading , . . Tom Kitty . . . SGO . . . Band Friendly LINDA CANFIELD Lindam Very Talkative . . . Chorus FHA . . . Lunches at Dinor i'Dotty . . . Maybelle 1- Af' I if ROBERT CASLER lAB0b7! Hot Rod . . . lVIm'ilyn . . . Quiet? Navy . . . Nice . . , Number 10 Mc and Dick in English SUE DEARING 'iSusic Courteous . . . Regular Attend- ance?? . . . Quiet and Nice RAYMOND FROST .Ray-, Snazzy Car . . , Marcella . . . Student Director , . . Curly Hair . . . Parties ROY FRY Bud Late Parties . . . Midway , , , Jon , . . Jamestown Girls . . . Jack . . . Good-Looking GEORGE DUDLEY saMartyvn SGO President . . . Temper , . . Varsity . . . Friendly . . . The Phantom . . . Midway MARY LOU FINDLEY Mary Lou Wedding Bells . . . Ralph . . . Band . . . Chorus . . . Nice V. Cheerleading f , L X 1 K MALCOLM HALL EAMQCH Jill . , , Spettigue . . . Fre- donia State . . . MuSiC . . . Nuisance at Locker RICHARD HOTCHKISS ..DiCk,, Varsity . . . Homernaking 5 That Car!! . , , See My Shirt . . . Parties if ll JOYCE KRAUSE 't.T0ycie Jim . . . V, Cheerleader . . Intramurals . . . Ella . . , Hi ya, Spottyl . . . Latin Class RICHARD KRAUSE Dickie Wrestling . . . Sense of Humor . . . English Class . . . Black Leather Boots BRUCE PETTIT lVloos0 Wrosliiug , , , My Cxu' . . Put , A . Wvsifivld . . Sir Frzmcis MARJOHIE PITROFF IVIm'gc Chuck . . . Wedding Hells . Czxrnzntion Milk , , , Nice . Suuzzy Cru' . , , Midway MARY LOU LITTLE Gwen . , . Janico . . . Prcttv Hun . , , Chorus . . . Homo- making . , . Skip '?'.' SHARON LOVELESS Sharon Quiet ,... Choir . , , Youth Fellowbhlp . . Dllvcr T1a1I11ng 'lf Y .gl x -Q, BRUCE ROTHWELL isR0Ckyvv Janice . . . Navy Beans, Beans. Beans . . . Dinner at the Pea- cock . . . Yearbook Staff JON SANDBURG Jon Midway . . . All of My Women? Talkative . . . Want to Hear a Joke? . . Personality . . Humor RK. JOYCE SCRIVEN Joycic Quiet . . . Barbara . . . FHA Youth Fellowship . , , Violin . . . Homemaking HERBERT SMITH Herbie Brains!! . . . Charliel' . . . My Two Women . . . Wrestling Honor Society DONNA STRAND Donna All My Brothers!! , , . CQLllCt FHA , , . Courtcous. . . . Many Lou . . . Nice BARBARA TURNER Barb Mc and My Camcru . . . Talk- utivo . . . Sewing , . . FHA Rnthclay Pqltub RUSSELL WEISE Russ Hot Rod . . . IVIM-hzmic . . Wumvn Troubles . . . Nico . . . CUllI'U'0lIS . . . S11-cpy JAYNE WILLCOCKSON .Iz1yniv IIrlitor.in-Chic-i' . . . 4 I'mmny '?! C'lzn'invl .... Pcrscmznlity , . , Fun That Gigglc!! A 3 ATSC! X, 1 f Z SENIOR CLASS I-IISTGRY September, 1952-We began our high school days eagerly with 40 members in the Freshman class. Mr, Sprague was our long-suffering advisor, and our officers were: Jon Sandburg as presidentg Janice Nutt, vice-presidentg and Pat Matteson, secretary-treasurer. Joan Berthold and Jon Sandburg were our SGO representatives. September, 1953-Mr. Reffner, our Sophomore advisor, greeted 39 smiling faces as our second year in high school began, Herman Ossman served as presidentg Jon Sandburg, vice-president, and Pat Mat- teson, secretary-treasurer. Roger Steward was our SGO representative and Joan Berthold was elected as treasurer. Our main activity this year was the publication of the Chatterbox which added about S50 to our treasury. September, 1954-Thirty-four Juniors returned to school eager for the good times and hard work ahead. Larry McKane left after a few months. Mr, Vance was our advisor, and our officers were Marty Dud- ley, presidentg Sue Dearing, vice-presidentg and Pat Matteson, secretary-treasurer. Janice Nutt served as secretary of SGO, Joan Berthold as treasurer, and Jon Sandburg as our representative. October 22, 1954-Our first major money-raising project had arrived. We put on our first dance named Autumn Frolic with Harry Gross and his orchestra, and realized a good profit, November, 1954-With much excitement and deliberation, we selected and ordered our class rings. This was the first step in our becoming full-fledged Seniors. January, 1955-We were sorry to see Mr. Vance, our homeroom teacher, leave us. Mrs. Hitchcock be- came our substitute teacher until Mr, Reflner again joined us to finish out the year. April 1 and 2, 1955-Junior Play time had arrived and as many of us turned actress and actor, we put on The -Case of the Missing Heirs, very capably directed by Mr. Reffner, which added a good sum to our growing treasury. April 29, 1955-Our second dance was a turnabout which we called Spring Gambo1. Harry Gross this time also provided both round and square dance music. June 3, 1955-As a tribute to our upperclassmen and also as a fond farewell, we honored them as guests at the Junior Prom. Carousel was our title and decorations followed that theme. Art Dedrick and his orchestra provided beautiful background music. June 22, 1955-On this day we were all shocked to hear of the sudden death by drowning of our class- mate, Richard Green, Dick had taken an active part in both class work and sports and was a very good friend to all of us. We and everyone who knew him miss him very much. September, 1955-With our hopes and dreams finally realized, we returned to our alma mater for our final year of good times and hard work, with Mr. Tuthill as our class advisor. Roger Steward was our hard-working presidentg Herman Ossman, our vice- president, Janice Nutt our secretary, and Pat Matte- son. our treasurer. Joan Berthold served as treasurer of SGO for the third successive year, Martin Dudley as president, and Jon Sandburg as vice-president, October, 1955-Our greatest money-making project of the year, the magazine campaign, was upon us and we met it with great zest. We were well rewarded with a profit of over S500, Our hearty thanks and appreciation is extended to our mothers who helped our financial status with a very successful ham dinner and also a series of bake sales. October 31, 1955-The gym was packed for our annual Hallowe'en Social, at which we realized a good profit. November 18 and 19, 1955-The great production of our Senior play, Charley's Aunt, came off in fine fashion under d.rection of Mr. Tuthill. January, 1956--Upon returning to school we immeliately started work on our yearbook under the able leadershp of Mr. Sprague, to whom we are greatly indebted. A pre-publication sales campaign was or- ganized and proved very successful. April 23. 1956-With great anticipation we boarded our chatrered Greyhound bus and were on our way to Washington for five days, with Mr, and Mrs, Steward as our chaperones. May 25, 1956-After weeks of planning and preparation, Class Night was upon us. It seemed impos- sible we were nearing the end of our days at MCS. June 25, 1956-Our graduation day arrived and with many fond memories of teachers and friends, we bid a fond farewell to our alma mater. ,diy . . U' ,w .5 in Sixth ffm Sensors be-Q on X FQ CLASS PROPHECY Larry McKane will attain notoriety as one of America's best-known operatic tenors. Phil Anderson-Chief cook on the battleship Missouri, Linda Canfield's desperate last-minute dashes to class will train her for an illustrious future on the Olympic track team. Pat Maiieson will win fame as a lady wrestlerg she developed her muscles carrying books home from school. Rog Steward, after years of painstaking research, will develop a new-formula carrot- juice tonic. Herb Smith will follow up his excellent high school driver training record and become a driving instructor. Jayne Willcockson will become a New York socialite upon her marriage to a million- aire salami Vendor. Barbara Turner and Donna Sirand will present their new song and dance act on the Ed Sullivan show. Bruce Pettit may soon replace Liberace as the public's favorite pianist. l Bob Casler is soon to lead the arduous life of a hen-peeked husband. We foresee a bright future for Joyce Scriven as a Georgia Tech majorette. Marge Pitroff has been grooming for her job as a truck driver for Allied Vans, Inc. Herman Ossman's calm, cool personality will lead him to be a patient kindergarten teacher. Dick Krause-One of our most venerated Supreme Court justices. Joan Berihold-Star yodeler of the 'tGrand Old Op'ry. Doi Beaujean will become the first hillbilly style singer to appear with the Metro- politan Opera. Ray I-'rosi will replace Hoagy Carmichael singing Marlboro ads. Jon Sandburg will teach Greek in the University of Heidelberg. Mary Lou Liiile-Founder and head masseur of Mayville's new Turkish Bath and Steam Room. Betty Acker will be Miss America of 1960. Mac Hall will attain renown as a yogi expert. Marty Dudley-Prosperous Hartfield dairy farmer. Mary Lou Findley will become famed as the tuba player for Al Stolchiaski's dance band, Joyce Krause will ride to fame and fortune as Nashua's jockey. Bud Fry can be foreseen as the dignified, balding M, C. S, librarian. Dick Hotchkiss will be the first town cop to forsake his horse for a motorcycle. We see Janice Nui! in the future a professional harpist. Sue Dearing will reach the peak of her career as a ping-pong player when she cops the National Women's Tournament Championship. Sharon Loveless will seek a career in the Waves. Terry Balcom-author of the syndicated column, Balc's Advice on Problems of Love. Bruce Hothwell will continue the work of Billy Graham as a world evangelist. We regretfully prophesy that Russ Weise will serve time in Atlanta pen for polygamy. v.vO ' . vid' ae ' wil N' wow 5o'l e Best Looking - Prefliest Hair Mary lou little - Bud Fry I Jo Best D Y I' ce Krause essed . Bud rc, sl' The Friendliesf Jayne Willcockson - Roy Frost Nearest fh Mme. Parma . T:rAl'U fy sq:..,,,, Mos' Tempemmenml Best School Citizen B . any Adm' Many Dudiey Mary Lou Findlay - Joan Bervhold - Rag Steward K PlecsiN9 PT:,o2:riii:i1r9 Most Musical 1 Yue wuleockson . C Pol Maheson - Mug Hqll W 'fiQ3:-E Q-1? Most School Spxrut - Most Ambitious Most Dependable Xexlc x1 M Lou Findley - Rog Steward J , Mod pxhwcm mae ury Gmc, NUMB Baines td' ' e,-,H pun prkho On Ossmon E M057 CO'-'neo'-'S Easiest to Get Along With M951 Likely tg Succeed sue Deming ' R09 slswmd JUYM Wlllcoclfion ' R09 SVBWY-Wd Pat Matteson - Joan Berthold - Herb Smith F 5 Gift of Gab st Sense or Itvi-Krause Lmdo Canfield . Jon Sandburg Best Student M32 wtllcockson - Duc. Pat Matteson - Herb Smnh M qv A AW mia' WMM Q I 'Q 9 ,I if , in m 3 'WA CLASS WILL Preamble: We the Senior class of 1956, being of exceptionally sound mind and body, do hereby make this our last will and testament. This is. indeed a great loss to our fair school but the world is waiting for us and we must oblige it. Article l To each and every member of the class of 1957, the members of the class of 1956 bestow their individual talents and most cherished attitudes. Mary Lou Findley wills Geraldine Martin the right to be the first Senior girl to wear a diamond. Mary Lou Little wills to Jim Burnett first chance at the driveway while she is in Pittsburgh. Don Zenns receives with Bruce Rothwell's blessing his formula for blond hair. Bruce Pettit wills his farming ability to Ernie Confer. To Donna Crandall, Sharon Loveless wills the right to be the Senior girl with the darkest hair. Barbara Turner wills her sewing ability to Janice Thomas. To Jack Fry, Larry McKane leaves his ability to blow smoke rings to impress the girls. To Bill Busch, Jon Sandburg wills his tremendous ability to play football. Marty Dudley wills his height to Leo Ossman. Janice Nutt wills her ability to keep her man to Marcella Zenns, Terry Balcom and Bob Casler will to Wally Henry the right to drive to school daily. Joan Berthold wills to Marsha Hayward her bowling ability. Dick Krause wills his ability to draw cartoons to Larry Maytum. Joyce Scriven generously bequeaths her lofty height to Pat Crandall, Tookie Newton is the lucky Junior who gets Jayne Willcockson's easy-going ways. Roger Steward reluctantly gives up his interest in the Sophomore class to Gene Creal. Herman Ossman and Mac Hall bequeath to Stanley Wilson their fine musical talents. Pat Matteson gives her record for being in the top half of the class to Frances Parker. Russell Weise and Dick Hotchkiss leave to Ray Parment their skill as mechanics. Herbie Smith leaves his excellent study habits to Mac Cookson. To Ronnie Cotten, Marge Pitrott leaves her ability to drive safely, Donna Strand bequeaths to Paula Haffey one of her many brothers. You may have your choice, Paula! Linda Canfield wills her desire to catch a husband to Pat Martin. Dorothy Beaujean wills to Carol Hollister her love for hillbilly music. Bud Fry and Phil Anderson leave to Keith Johnston their ability to catch the girls. Betty Acker leaves to Earlene Ringleben her ability to be serious. Sue Dearing and Ray Frost leave their perfect attendance records to Tom Dornberger. Joyce Krause wills to Marilyn Casler the pleasure of playing bassoon. SENICDR CLASS VISITS WASHINGTO Sitting mleft to rightl-B, Rothwell, R. Frost, M. Dudley, R. Hotchkiss, P..Anderson, B. Pettit, J. Sciscio, bus driver, L. McKane, C. Balcom, R. Casler, J, Sandburg, R. Fry, H. Smith, H. Ossman, R. Krause. Kneeling Kleft to right?-M, Hall, R. Weise. Standing rleft to right?-R Lewis, guide, J. Scriven, S. Dearing, S. Loveless, M. Pitroff, M. Findley J Berthold M. Little, R. Seott, P. Scott, Representative Daniel A. Reed, J. Krause, H. Steward, J, Will- cockson, E.,Acker, D, Strand, D, Beaujean, L, Canfield, P. Matteson, J, Nutt, R. Steward. x D' f , , I I .,, - fa 5 2 ,s ,, ,L fu I , .xfgvg 22' fn , .,, , ,'. A mg 1 .knvxb I K xxx seg Q :Stagg ' X s X R N LN X x Q Q E 1 x ,. .E ES K 2 .5 . .N X x 9, 3. - V 9 K.-an-S 56 95 X N.. J Wfxfv Q' .....-. gs H1 ,11 S? W ' QMSL. ,4 1' ow. o 1 'L SONGS THEY REMIND US OF Betty Acker: Tutti Frutti Mary Lou Little: Undecided Philip Anderson: There's a Tavern in the Town Sharon Loveless: The Bible Tells Me So Clarence Balcom: Love and Marriage Patricia Matteson: The Band Played On Dorothy Beaujeang Red Head Lawrence McKane: Smoke Gets In Your Eyes Joan Bertholdj Are You Satisfied? Janice Nutt: Just a Little Girl at Heart Linda Canfield: Me and My Shadow Herman Ossman: Five Minutes More Robert Casler: Bell-Bottom Trousers Bruce Peftitl COW Cow Blues Sue Dearing: Typewriter Song Marjorie Pitroffr Only YOU Martin Dudley: Oh, Susanna Bruce Rothwell: Tender Trap Mary Lou Findleyz Melody of Love Jon Sendbllfgi Keep It Gay Raymond Frost: Little Brown Jug Jeyee Scrivenr Whispering Roy Fry: If You've Got the Money, Honey, I've Herbert Smith: DOIN Fence Me In Got the Timen Roger Steward: They Were Doing the Mambo Malcolm H8112 TfumPeter'5 Lullaby Donna Strand: Marshmallow World Richard Hotchkiss: I Hear You Knockin' Barbara Turner: uskateris Waltzu Joyce Krause Willie Can Russeu Weise: ru come When You Call Richard Krause: Black Denim Trousers and Jayne Wiucocksonz -Take Me out to the Ban Motorcycle Boots Game CLASS SONG iTune - Moments to Remembernl The days we spent at M. C. S., Were full of joy and happiness: We will have these moments to remember. Our teachers here have helped us so, Our thanks to them we now bestowg We will try our best to gain success, The days are nearly over for the class of '56, We'll not forget our Mayville High, The fun we've had at it. Farewell, dear Alma Mater, You've been so kind in many ways: We will have these moments to remember. CLASS MOTTO To thine own self, be true. CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER Blue and White Red Carnatign LIBRARY x A L 4 5 -n 1 - .. 4 For the enioyment of children ir grades kindergarten through six Mrs. Sommers, the librarian, has c story hour. Once a week eacl grade comes upstairs to the library for a limited time. During this time Mrs. Sommers reads a story to the class and afterwards the children are permitted to check out book for outside reading. Our library subscribes to fifty different magazines including Lite, Field and Stream, Reader's Digest, and Time. Some magazines are saved from as far back as l95O. These are filed in a special book- case in the center of the floor of the library. Recent copies are kept in a rack within easy reach. To help the students Und different ar- ticles in magazines without thumb- ing through every magazine, the library subscribes to the Readers Guide to Periodical Literature which alphabetically lists articles in mag- azines by title, author, and subiect. n Q15 :fr-Q N' ' --' - in , -.- '- l I I ll FFL Qlliiilf Added to the library this year is a Hfteen-drawer card catalog hle. ln this file all the books in the library are indexed alphabetically by title, author, ond subject. Also a new set of Compton's Encyclo- pedia was purchased and added ta the library. The total number of volumes in e library is 4,785. This includes tion, non-tiction, and reference ioks. Last year the total number books taken out of the library :is l5,033. This year l l,lO7 books are taken out by the students and Jchers between September and bruary. UNDERCLASSMEN l 4 ,,- K -5 - fl! j xv gs ' 7 im -QW-.. E iff N 1 ' Q D. Zunns l'rusi4lL'nL X ml 2+ as-Q 1 Q Q- I I 1 ff' .s GN Q 1 w IQ XL A. 2, X I , 1:1 t ,.,,, - , I.. Ossmnn Class f 1957 'X x ' VW H' 5 V f . 5 XLT' - a 3' T. DOI'Ilbl'l'g'f'l' P. Martin V. Hulligtcr Vic:--I'rc-simlvnt Treasurer Svc'r0t:n'y w. Bum, Aqu.. J.1z - In ,, A uxm Q., .F Q , M. VHSIUI' ' 7' N. 1'nnl'vl' Q . . V-...W 1 x -f A1 .Q if W, Vnnksun ' 5., Il. 1'u1.Lvn 5: -' f' 7 D, Frzuulull I ' XA . 91 5' nw , ' n l v. Cmnmlll X X F2 fx H. Frvznl ,Q gm J, Fry A 5? N F P. Hnffuy . I . ...za , 4' A. Ilurrinrrtun m M. II:1yw:xr4l E qfh ,. N W. Henry - ll. Martin 4. if X mb . q W .. 51. - W gf R . I., Mnylum , In f f ' K I. .YCXVUPII 31 ....., - lf? ,A 1 f ,,,. E, lf. Pzxrkvr ' I. A x ll. l,Il.l'HlL'llt gg li. Ilinglohon 5 '- J, Thomas X? . ' S. WIISUII H. A i L, 'Q s X' Q M. Q G lf Zcnns .0. Rep. mud Af - ff l 5' X Q .. i K X 1 f. . . F -6' We X.X 'Nw . Wi? I I :if X Nu.. i sa in .A R .... A -:Q lx V' I W. AYlliC'l'Silll ' -' President E i Q' x 1 V fm.. ' , lr . z :I 5 .. . f a. K . 6 ..::f::...1g:E2'F'E'i .20-5 1 4 A V 3 Q ? xxx Y' . F xg 1. .ma ii . 1... .... : :5,:5::3p wig N 1? . k.,:,:.: I. . .A , . ii ..r . 3831911 - ' . '5 :wf' :f2 44 . ... H5 S . .. t Nags . - sl M.. 2 ' ' J. Engdahl Vice-Prcsiclcni. ..., '4 5- C, Rothra i A Fifi .Nz -...A Sec.-Treats. Q-'Q . . s V , ' . ..:.:. 3 5 - +5 C.kgiC ?'Ei'Q3:E'iM . 00 5 um Afndnci . Dr ' , i I 1 P 'fm .5 ' X D. Pink 5. Gligora i Nj k, - . 1 - ,I S. Frost S. Harper . 7 if-1 fi. Iii is , ' ' S M . P I ,,,,,,., f ---: i f fs X. 1A-:'-' - ' 1, .-:5 r 59. an . ... wi . , . . .wi ir X WY .st i .:.: :: t 15- ,::-:, . X:, 5 , Pfig , ::: ,..-: . I fi . . -.AQ - i f A W A L is c il Ezl i A . Q b A,,- 1 ,, 1 we it 1 : ...ff fi 'S .B P' i W.. ....2:: . G fy 'P 5 I Y! 'E ' asia S. Hunt U. Kircher J. lsrzualsun P. Krause Class i D. Krvutz R. Lnbvll ff' S. L4-ash B. Lupean :J +1 W5 Q K. A . ah., I.. Maitha-ws N. Mayor T. Matteson A. Merriam 195 R. Newman l', Newton I. Rocmcr P. Smith J. Weism- J. Willcockson R. VanVa1kenburg J. Olmsted L, Parment N. Thayer L. Wood ' 3.- N. Wright M ja e 'W 3 x 4- 4 1 f is s 'E px. 4. .fmt if: E ,K is G D. Engalzxhl li. Barnes L-:ni 46 FM M 6' .Q-7 i , N wiv-.5 'ia' f' vw 5 M 4, F F !. wggy D. Crandall 5-all All K' ., s 3 , is f' M 'l -' M s. illison L. Kelsey S. Beukstrom D. Blanchard J. Burgess C. Crandall l - , ,,, . -3. I .l.- M ji ' , v ',:,: 34.-' ' . ' ' '11 4 W: if ,, . ,,,. . A gf 'A f- 'H J. Currie M. Dascomb 2 . U, li. Damon P. Dowler Q M. Dudley W. Henry , J. lfisclier M. Hollister ,, A 1 Q 1 I.. Johnson L. Johnston f ' L, .Iulinson Fl. Kehrli 5. Limbaugh J. Loveless J. Loveless P. Mathews X 'af M.. L . 'h 1959 C'. Mziytum S. Merriam IJ. Melntyre G. Nelson A. Newman D. Reibel M. Penhollow J. Reno B. llinlglelwn J. Sandburg ll, Rubbins P. Schmidt T, Tallman L. Wadsworth C. VanAtter J. Webber II. Williams N. Woodruff M. Wineeneiuk P. Wright Absent from Picture: L. Lincoln A , ,ig NT s YN. x.. W' gm tj? K N. Coutant S. Crandall S i A. l K X . 5 'X . Lk iv K x 'A ' 'ze- X .A -Q . X Wk-P3 f-qw iw-rf' ' i vu- Mn. cflmiwlmilzlmx Mus. w'l1r1'Nm' A' r Q . A S71 ' My D. Anderson M. Baldwin J. Beighlol L. Brown S. Cusicr V. Chu.nd1er S, Vnoiisull iYi.f'0Ut2ll1t G. Davis D. 1 z1rnham N. Ferguson R. Goodrich G. Gruenman J. Harrington D.IiH1'iIIl21IlH Tu. iillltfllill J. Linpger M. Menz S. Morse M. Moss B. Pivrce D. Rater R. Rosago C. Steppe S.Willizxms Il.WiIsun G. Woodruff 43. IC. Anderson J. Betsch D. Blanchard F. Cady S. Dowlcr S. Freaiy F. lfrust IJ. Harper L. Harrington ll. IIig'g's M. Uuttenhucher R. Jackson J. Mayer P. Morrison R. Reardon J. Hvno L. Smith P. Smith B. Swan I.. Swanson P. Toner C.Va1nAttvr D. VzxnAtter M. VanAtter J. Weise B. VVuodruff M. Zenns ?i 3 .JF Q J 1... s M 5 - if . Q4 'as .A is. 'W-m.QM c .. . . .mf 5 ,ya 3 . i . cgi . I' , 5 . Z . 3 iff-Vx . ..., - .. ...,. . i . Q VX I 'FJ MQW ...I J -. V A ,.-: ' .. Y ' L .X Y F W x.. x g Q ' ' .ig , n Q ,.::...' x , ,:: Z ,X 5 2 Class 'B X L . 9 fr f --. , Z Qf qt. 4, 2 , i'ix. 4- Au A 'Qu 45 'K' ui.- .rn 'fl Q . v 1 '.. F' ...A . 1961 MR. YAUCIIZY , W V an f.,,,..,.,l5 , .5 QQ.. Of 'cf 'Q' W 14411. b ' gr lx' Wg 1 . ,, 2 . ,A ' .. ' . 4'-M 1 'if Q A wififf 'J W A Jr? I wr M ,, . ng ' l , 1 l 4 1' 'A l. Anderson A. Beck M. Beck Albanesius D. Beckstrom Anderson J. Bertram Furlsun S. Bremer Colvin D. Fhamberlain Cotton T. Clark Fross H. Crandall Hardenburg J. Crandall Heilman J. Dornberger Kibbe R. Erickson Limbaugh E. Gligora Llobell P. Hawley Martin J. lsraelson Mathews M. Kincaid McCloskey S. Maytum Mackenzie M. McMaster Near L. Merriam Newman S. Morton Raynor D. Nickerson Reibel M. Ossman Robbins R. Potter Ss-chriest L. Ranney Sliter PI. Reardon Tanner L. Shepard Thomas B. Swanson Wadsworth W. Tanner Wester S. VanAtter Zenns T.Wilson Absent from Picture: Phoebe McKoon REFFNER I Q. an J ew , ..' 1 . . - Q . A ., A ..,..,. 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Q 'M LJ . y 1f1!W' gk! 5,1 nl- QD 470. 50 1 'A0 ill! Q as 8 '7f'f2Q2?sL PM gk 'ff ' ? f i: ' 6 .... 'K ff' KW 'QQWBE Iyvwst S 'Q M. 4. I A ! x l fain sf! fx' A if 3 f , 9: Z gi fv If . 19 1 F 7 1 4 F , W Mrs. Rhebergen's Kindergarten I l F 5 n Mrs. Scof?'s Kindergorfen -6 MM. Q M :J .65 ACTIVITIES 31-1 NMC! MEETNG hunnnnunnruunu 'lnnfirhn-rug 'il-inQ.dtnnxin-5 . 0li? 'Dwi -ua HH 'iq vg- in nu'-ganna 4vvtg'huq 'bangs-Q Anus.,-Q hai,-.-, il s Ani -vu, SIGN 'hs-Q ii . 'vs-QQ i5Q- Ani, -.- le - E: U V Q PH' ' n nip: Q Q HTS. if J Known Broadway stage production, Chwilm 1 md lt provod vcry succcssful under tha dnmr studnnl director. The play was first produuc pexsms who gvnerously lent us coxtumw ap Amy Spottiguc - Pat Matteson Charloy Wykeham - Herbcrt Smith Stephen Spottigue - Malcolm Hall Sir Francis Chesney - Bruce Petiit Brasset - Roger Stvward IIIklIfXD DI AV H nnrn nr nnn Mnrn STUDENT GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATION First Row ileft to right, seatedl-J. Berthold, treasurer: L. Parment, secretary: G, Dudley, president: J. Sandburg, vice-president. Second Row fleft to right, standingl-P. Dowler, Freshman representative: I. Anderson, seventh grade representative, L, Smith, eighth grade representatlveg W. Anderson, Sophomore representativeg R. Steward, Senior representativeg M. Zenns, Junior representative. HONOR SOCIETY Seated Ileft to rightl-J. Krause, R. Steward, P. Matteson, Standing lleft to right!-J. Berthold, M. Casler, C. Hollister, F. Parker, Mr. R. Reffner. E 1 w y 1 1 li I :F 5 Hifi ff - i ' 3 5 S 3 ,N A i i ? ? S si ii? 4 Q ',jl'f 'I,jqw'-1 sm V, ,4 53 5' 3 , . . , Z . , 6 , Q f 9 ffm my ,Q I I !2 K Hg '5' Q . - ? ff K I . ' mm' Ia 1 ' 9 ' K 5 Q ' - hf ',g lic XX, , J , ' U .- v. .-555?rf:l'f: Eff, W n fs A: 'i'eb:2:'e , - A 1 K ' ! wb 14.355 -Aff' v W i f Q '1 21-gf! : f':::!7 - ff ::',::5 it-,vrra -.,, Wfgcff ' j fy ' .,,.,! H.. ., . 1 '-urffllf- ' . - r:n.'1!flf'f 6,,g,, I Q..-WM M 'I fgL'1Z?'f2f,5i'?z:uu II' 0.12 .QQ 4' ,- l 1. . 'WV -1'-1 4. . 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WF ' Q M , f Zi V i X ,---- -.,!...........- n - MCS SPORTS RECGRD tb X - N J Y I iS roorimi This year's six-man football team was a hard- trying, luckless outfit. They suffered from a short- age of recruits who managed to win only one Q out of six games. S -ia--1-Q BASEBALL L Last year the team had a very success- ful season by finishing in second place. This year we look forward to another suc- cessful season with an experienced infield and outfield to help us along to victory. VOLLEYBALL This season our team went to the sec- tionals at Southwestern Central School and placed fourth by winning two games and losing four. Although no letter is offered in volleyball, many of the boys go out for it and enioy the game. C Lg wnesnmo The wrestling team under the guidance ,N of Mr. Yauchzy was the most successful X L mqior sport in M. C. S., placing third in the X county against much larger schools. They had three men win class championships in ,s this area from their team. l 1 1 0 A -f-- I 1V Nm,- IC Na lp c Q1 fl fx I BASKETBALL The 1955-56 season proved unsuccessful as far as games won and lost. We won our only game on Friday the thirteenth, which proved to be a lucky day for the players. We played Panama and beat them on our own court. Because of the good sportsman- ship shown by the players and students throughout the season, we were presented a trophy of which we should all be proud. 3. BOWLING Bowling in M. C. S. this year was one c the best. The team won both the count and sectional Class C crowns while cop ping a trophy for the school for their fin work on the alleys. VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Left to right-M. Dudley, K. Johnston, T. Dornberger, J. Burnett, J. Fry, W. Anderson, J. Engdahl R. Hotchkiss, R. Steward, R. Cotten, R, Lobell, Coach Limbaugh, D. Zenns, manager lkneelingl, J UNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL First Row tkneeling, left to rightb-R. VanValkenburg, R. Damon, J, Weise, P. Mathews, D. Crandall A. Newman, J. Fischer. Second Row lstanding, left to right!--J. Burnett, manager, T. Dornberger, B. Bond, J. Burnett, J. Eng- dahl, M. Dudley, N. Wright, R. Newman, R. Lobell. Coach Limbaugh. 9,7-.. 6 wg MO A ,Nb is X iv :5 Q se H f V 4 SMD 1 E' my 9 1' tw' Y . 'E' was wmv QASLEK E l Q oumev -: . me f X 4 ' n - X :max YQ -I -- '- B Tl' n I ' STEWARD 1 V Q 3 i ... -- .- . Q t . e V :vis M' Y M? 4 Qs A L n WW? ' ' 'G' gs f' X rw 4 eowwseu. MAE-Ar 5 i I'-fr ' f Lovin il 5 I - cfucfou Sieve .strain i K ' in 'Z 9 f gr XRS r Y ww X , . -Nm A hi 4, gf s . M :ES sri .-ya xx . 'V' 4 ip O by my - K '-X 53 ' ,M Q Q: K ...- S ? 'G .,,.. m 'Q ---- x 5 E I .Qi p f W NJLENMMA Tea -F - 'T' . T we fx ...... ' - f2'l 'E'W + 4 unease R RENO Rmewuu '- A JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Front Row ml:-ft to rlghtv-Ronnie Zenns. George Newman, Jeff Dornberger, Gary Lobell, David Nick- crson, Terry Clark, Rickey Potter. Bruce Martin. Second Row flcft to righti-Charles McCloskey, Robert Jackson. Douglas VanAtter, David Anderson. David Hartmann, Dennis McKane. Georgia Davis Mr, Reffner Third Row tleft to right!-Mr, Limbaugh, Errol Anderson, Cari VanAtter, Dale Harper, Mike Moss, RWM is 9 'B' K S WS F? ff f f Maw WAN 7 2? GIRLS' INTRAMURALS First Row tlett to right'AL. Johnston, B. Ringleben, J. Olmstead. M. Zenns, P. Haftey, P. Krause N. Mayer, N. Coutant, J, Sandburg, P. Crandall. Second Row tleft to rightr-M, Casler, J. Thomas. J. Krause, M. Hollister, A. Merriam, G. Dudley D. Reibel, L. Lincoln, S. Leach, L, Kelsey, M, Dascomb, S, Hunt, L. Canfield, B. Newton. Third Row fleft to rightliJ. Johnson, M, VanAtter, B. Turner, P. Martin, J. Berthold. M. Pitroft' S. Loveless, M. Little, F. Parker, J. Willcocksou, S Merriam, S. Crandall, D. Beaujean, Miss Clement Fourth Row tleft to right!-L, Wadsworth, C, Beckstrom, G. Nelson, I. Roemer, L. Wood, S, Frost S. Limbaugh, D. Kira-her, S. Mille-son, T. Tallman, J. Willcockson, P, Wright, L. Parment, B Lupean L. Mathews. GIRLS' BOWLING Kneeling lleft to right!-P. Matteson, S. Merriam, P. Haffey, C. Rothra 'first Row tseatedi-J, Sandburg, M. Dascomb, D. Reibel, N. Coutant. S. Hunt, L. Kelsey, C. Beck- strom, J, Nutt, M. Zenns, J. Olmstead. P, Crandall. Second How-G. Dudley, A. Merriam, P, Wright, P. Martin, F. Parker, B. Turner, I. Roemer, S. Cran- dall, Leach, J. Willeoekson, J. Krause, D. Fink, Miss Clement. Back Row-L. Wood, M. Casler, S, Frost, J. Willcockson, T, Tallman, S. Limbaugh, D. Kircher, G. Nel- son, L. Parment, M, L. Little, M. L. Findley, J. Berthold. L ,- , wr Q 03 ok if e Have Qur Fun Wwe Junior High Cheerleaders Past Romance Three Musketeers Sophmore men?? HMaCn We're earning a living eg fy- Q, ff.: -5-.5 Ei? gf if ,Q iv V Y , EE MJ Greeting the New Year Slumber party?? My Little Margie MUSIC , O A r-1 NGK L ? Z Woodwind Section Front Row tlcft to rightl-J, Berthold, J. Willcockson, C. VanAtter, M. Ossman, P. Matteson. St-cond Row Ilcft to right?-G, Dudley, B. Wilson, D. Fink, S. Limbaugh, M, Casler, J, Willcockson J, Krause, M. Findley, Third Row 'left to rightl-J. Webber, J, Sandburg, R. Limbaugh, S. Freay, H. Ossman, J. Bertram V. Near, Tallman, S, Wilson, Brass Section Front Row llcft to rightl-C. McCloskey, T, Matteson, M, Huttonbacher, E, Lincoln, F, Parker, Second Row tlcft to rightr-P. Schmidt, C. VanAtter, M. Zenns, J. Thomas, E. Creal, M, Hall, Third Row tlcft to right?-R. Rosage, G. Davis, N. Thayer, F. Cady, N. Coutant. Back Row tleft to right!-Mr. R, Scott, M. Coutant, N. Wright, B, Newton. M, Pitroff, S, Frost. 'Nl MCS SE ICR BA The Mayvillc Central School Senior Band, composed of forty-three members from the Junior and Senior High School, had a busy schedule prior to and during the 1955-1956 school year. Last summer they participated in the annual Fourth of July celebration and subsequently, after a series of weekly rehearsals presented a concert on the Court House lawn in August. The beginning of the school term found them preparing for the various school and community functions in wh ch they participate during the year. The band plays yearly for such functions as the Senior and Junior plays, American Legion Speaking Contest, the PTA Christmas Program, and Gradu- ation, In addition to these functions, four public concerts were presented in the MCS Auditorium. At the February concert the Public had its first opportunity to view the Band members in their long- awaited new uniforms. As another part of their program for the year the Band played several assem- bly programs both in our own school and in others around the area. Thirteen members of the Band participated in the New York State Music Association Sectional All-State Program held at Cassadaga in November, this being a select group of the better school musicians in the area. The group climaxed the yearls activities by participating in the New York State School Music Association Competition Festival at Fredonia and the Chautauqua County Music Festival held yearly in the Chautauqua Amphitheater, This year's Band officers were: President, Patricia Mattesong secretary, Mary Lou Findleyg treas- urer, Marjorie Pitroffg uniform custodians, Gayle Dudley and Sharon Limbaugh. MCS JUNIOR BAND Front Row tleft to rightl-R. Limbaugh, S. Freay, M. Ossman, J, VanAtter, P. VanAtter, A. Beck. Second Row tleft to rightl-S. Morton, E, Colvin, M. Huttenbachcr, J, Betsch, R. Coutant, W. Sprague, T. Wilson, L. Pettit, A. McCloskey, J. Bertram. Third Row tleft to right?-D. Beebe, M. Willson, C. Near, Mr. Scott, C. Beck, J. Carlson, S. Cookson. HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS' CHORUS Front Row 'left to right!--Ii. Williams, B. Ringlebeii, .T, Olmstead, L. Wandsworth, C. VzmAtter, P. Dow- ll-1, P. Crandall, P Matteson, Second Row flt-ft to right?-S. Hunt, M, Dascomb, .l. Nutt, P. Krause, N. Mayer, D. Beaujean. L. Cun- fiold, N. Coutzint, D. Crandall, P. Haffey, J, Thomas, J. Johnson. Third Row llett to right!-Mrs. Strader, C. Beckstrom, M. Wincenciak, J. Sandburg, L. Kelsey, D Ilvibel, D. Engduhl, S. Bt-ckstrom, B. Turner, I, Roemer, P. Martin, L. Mathews, J. Loveless, M, Hollis- ter, D. Mt-Intyre, .I. Krause. Top Row llt-It to rightl-S. Millison, G. Nelson, L. Parment, M. Pitrofl, J. Berthold, M. Little, M Findlm-y, J. Sc-rivc-n, S, Loveless, IJ. Kireht-1, S, Limbaugh, C. Hollister, L. Wood. M. Penhollow, HIGH SCHOOL BOYS' CHORUS Front liovt 1lvt't to rightl-C. Vz1nAtter, N. Woodruff, P. Smith, M. Dudley, E. Creal, J. Weise. L. Johnson Second Row tlvtt to rightIiMr. Scott, G. Gligorzl, R Damon, R. VzinVulkenburg, R. Cotten, M. Hall, P Schmidt, N. Wright. 'Pop Row 'It-l'l to FIHDII----S. Wilson, .I. Fry, .l. Bond, P. Anderson, R. Frost, J. Reno, D. Kreutz. i W W' .ZWQV 4, it , MCS CHORUSES The MCS choruses together consist ot l38 members-ci high school boys' chorus under the direction of Ivir. Scott, and the high school girls' chorus and junior high school chorus under the leadership of Mrs. Strader. They have participated in two concerts-one at Christmas time and the other in the spring. They also entered into competition at the annual music festival at Fredonia. The four grades in high school and the seventh and eighth grades have worked hard and enloyed singing together this year very much. JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS Front Row tleft to rightt-G. Newman, W. Tanner, R. Zenns, R. Erickson, B. Swanson, D, Beckstrom B. Martin, S. Cross, M. McMaster, C. Reibel, P. MacKoon. Second Row tleft to rightl-S. Morse, N. Wadsworth, N. Ferguson, M. Coutant, M. Zenns, S. Williams E. Colvin, L. Merriam, M. Ossman, A. Beck, S. Robbins. Third Row tleft to righth-J. Israelson, M. Kincaid, J. Crandall, P. Hawley, D, Chamberlain, J, Weise E. Lincoln, K. Kibbe, D. Farnham, V. Near, C. Tanner, J. Reno, M. VanAtter. Fourth Row Cleft to rightt-M. Thompson, S. Anderson, S. Morton, I. Anderson, R. Limbaugh, M, Beck S. Bremer, L. Harrington, P. Toner, B. Woodruff, P. Smith, H. Crandall, C. Steppe, B. Wilson, Mrs. Strader Top Row Cleft to right?-D. VanAtter, F. Cady, F. Frost, R. Rosage, B. Swan, S. Casler, J. Betsch, M. Menz L. Brown, J. Harrington, P. Morrison, M. Huttenbacher, S. Freay, S. Sechriest. 1 r 2 J KEEP IT GAY -.Ny 'mx ,Q 'Fx -.. X. R ww . ff ' . X A X 594 ffm .6 S. IA' S1 2 Q' 'F Qlf' S Q wg Q f. ,M QQQQ Those 198551 f What's the attraction boys? Batter UP Hello, Jim1 ouch! nfrhe Phantom!! whatls the Trouble? SI11'pI'iSSd, Janice M - . . 1 .. - ,sq 1 , S ai A ' 1 vt x I i I Long Long Ago Don't Drop it ousekeeper?? U is I E ' in n W NOW, Mart Morning after the big Slumber Party - p 11 Boy Scout?? Phu au ADVERTISING I I-n,,,1 WW 4500153 I. mg W .. 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BODY SHOP Complete Collision Work Paint Refinishing - Welding Body and Fender Repairs Glass Replacement Free Estimates - Guaranteed Work DON HARRISON PHONE 3693 The Westfield Home Bakery Compliments of . . . Turner Lumber Co. CHAUTAUQUA MOTOR CO. VICTOR LOFGREN Mayville, New York 111 1 iliuiuiuiui 3010343 311 3 Compliments of . . . The Mayville Dinor BEST WISHES TO OUR FUTURE CITIZENS . . . MAR MAR MOTEL AND RESTAURANT Route 'I7 Compliments of . . . Burns' Grocery GROCERIES - MEATS Open Evenings Till 9:30 Phone 2522 - Mayville, N. Y. Best Wishes to the Class of '56 Fricke's Friendly Service Mayville, New York Compliments of . . . Zen ns' Store Phone 5353 Groceries - Meats Rich's Ice Cream Fruits - Vegetables Best Wishes to the Class of ' Mayville Esso Servicenter Phone 3071 Mayville, New York 5 11:1 3 3 111111111111 2 311111111 1111112 111 2 I 1 111 Q14 3 1031113 3 Qi Q1 i fini vi Qi Qi li 1313411 1411 1431 Sand bu rg's Drug Store C. A. Sandburg, Reg. Ph. Mayville, N. Y. 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I . . . to the Class of '56 HanseIman's Home E Decorating Store I Mayville Plumbing 5 . g and Heating I AMERICAN STANDARD PRODUCTS Phone 2401 Mayville, N. Y. ui 1 1 1 311111: 2 1 ii 1 1 1:11011 10101: i 34:11:11 1113014 uininini loin 1 101111 -13 1 -ini in Compliments of . . Mayville Dairy Grade A Pasteurized MILK and CREAM Phone 3811 PLUMBING -:- HEATING SHEET METAL WORK H. D. AMES Phone 3621 Mayville, N. Y. MAYVILLE CO-OPERATIVE G. I.. F. SERVICE, INC. Phone 2541 Mayville, N. Y. FEED - SEED - FERTILIZER and FARM SUPPLIES Jay Madsen Equipment Co. Carpenter School Bus Distributor Phone 472 - Bath, N. Y. 1101411 11020101 103111: in For a Career in Professional Nursing Apply to The Director of Nurses Deaconess Hospital School of Nursing 563 Riley St. - BuFIalo 8, N. Y. CHAUTAUQUA G. L. F. PETROLEUM CO-OP., INC. Phone 2906 Mayville, N. Y. GASOLINE - KEROSENE FUEL OIL John Sexton 8. Co. Manufacturing WHOLESALE GROCERIES P. O. Box 1677 Pittsburgh 30, Penna. Compliments of . . 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The Coffee Shop A Good Place to Eat Fountain Service Home E. Established 1885 65 S. Erie St. Mayville, N. Y. Chqfnberlaln Harold L. Freoy, Prop. ui 2111 1:1111 1 1 ni 1021111101 AMBULANCE Phone 3351 or 2431 ri goin: 11011111 10101 :ini 111 11: 3130113111 if 2 xi: I Frozen Food Center nininiuiuiui 111 14 Z 1 Compliments of . . . . . . AND MORE . . . Lincolnls WESTFIELD FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS HOSIERY 19 Clinton St. Phone 23 UNDERTI-llNGS Westfield, New York GIFTS Compliments of . . N U N D Y Nosh Cars Evinrude Motors SALES - SERVICE Phone 321 - 14 N. Portage St. Westfield, N. Y. Westfield Electric Co. Everything Electrical Phone 262 - Westfield Gunnard's Drug Store Gunnord S. Carlson, Ph. G. PRESCRIPTIONS Carefully Filled 33 E. Main St. Westfield, N. Y. Compliments of . . C. F. Pratt 8. Co F O O T W E A R Westfield, New York Compliments of . . Westfield Dry Cleaning Co. 25 N. Portage St. - Westfield Compliments of . . . 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