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 - Class of 1958

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A Syracuse University graduate, Mrs. Taylor has been our art instructor for five years. Through these years, she has not only taught, but has been an advisor for one section of the seventh grade. Furthermore, who helps with cafeteria decorations, assists with school posters, and loans out valuable art-room equipment-none other than Mrs. Taylor. We shall miss her patience, her graciousness, and her helping hand. But we are certain that she will he as much an asset to others as she has been to us. Table of Contents Adm1I11StfHt1OH .,,,,,,,,, Y ......, ,.. ...,., fff,,,,V f Classes ,,,,.. Activities . Sports ,,,,,,,,,,,i, .. Advertisements sstss I I I V I I I I I I I I I ADIVIINISTRATICN 9 3: also ' '- Dill AN kt . 7 an 'O' I Q 0 I Q '-000400. Q K ' Q , l . I', Q . . '32'.-.15-223:3'.:f:3 kI-If-2.23-I-oc-rfsfzfzfz75::cfs -J A fri, f'-:21'?QZC'2i .-D-.-22:-0.1. .ff-.-'33, ' 575- 0. 04 e.....n1a. J:-.:'ff I an q..'o4-.o.- 4.0 me 4.8 A U53 Q n .IK 253.1 g-it: -Yl.::,. 'Q Q n'n'l ln. 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W:,'. . .zrfg fl If n Q 0 .or - ,,, . - , 1 . .. al...-. -. t. - .., . . ....-.Q .., ..IA.O':.l.:: if-?':'.?:i JL-9. 0.1.0'Qf .'?-'A'.'xihgel-.w'1'n+lm.?'i.0.bo.u'a..ao ..'. n . 'F' 0.u'?:t:.ox': Q 'I AS .'.. J. ' OF EDUCATION School Board-First row, left to right: Mr. Charles Alexander, Mrs. Irene Bordwell, Mr. Donald Ryan, Mrs. Irene Kinney, Mrs. Muriel Hulbert. Second row: Mr. Edward Bilodeau, Mr. LeRoy A. Baer, Mr. Louis Russell, Mr. Chester Lacy. Board of Education 'Today in this age ot Sputnik the schools are receiving much criti- cism because Russia seems to have the upper hand in an attempt to control outer space. It is only natural for a people to rationalize or try to put the blame for failure on something or someone else. The schools become the target of much of this criticism and blame. We have not produced enough mathematicians or scientists. We are falling short by emphasizing education in a broader sense and are spending too much time with music, art, athletics, and the so-called frills of education. We had a similar situation hack in the time of World War II when so many of our young men were found physically unfit for active military duty. The schools were said to be at fault because they did not have physical education programs that developed their bodies properly. No doubt at that time and at this, some legitimate fault can be found with the schools but they should not have to stand for all of the criticism. The people of the United States have become more and more accustomed to take life easier. We have fewer hours of work per day and per week. We want more money for doing less. We think we need coffee breaks, vacation with pay, and higher unemployment pay if we are out of work. With these conditions at home can we expect our boys and girls to work in school and go home and do homework? They want to take life easier too and in-a great many cases they do. However, the schools, including the board of education and the teachers are willing and anxious that each boy and girl achieve up to his or her ability and it is true in America today as it has been in the past that the young people with the ideals, goals, and ambition, to get ahead will find the opportunity to succeed and develop into the mathematicians, scientists and leaders of tomorrow, who will be equal to or surpass any in the world. With life on such a competitive scale there always will be times when others will be ahead but you will find that boys and girls are better educated today than they ever have been before and the schools will continue to improve and meet the challenge of the times. MR. LEROY A. BAER Principal NIR. WILBUR HOWE Vice Principal Student Council Advisor Mathematics MRS. KATHLEEN ANTHONY Senior Play Sophomore Advisor English MRS. .IEANNETTE NELLENBACK Yearbook Advisor Senior Advisor Citizenship Education MRS. MARY OURSLER Junior Prom Junior Advisor Latin and English MR, DAVID BROWN Krooked Korner Store Director of Adult Education Commercial Sophomore Advisor MR. WILLIAM KEMBLE Science MR. ARTHUR SMITH Guidance MRS. GENEVIEVE TAYLOR Art MRS. LOUISE HAINES Freshman Advisor Homemaking MRS. HELEN CROSS Librarian MR. RONALD PEARCE Freshman Advisor F.F.A. Advisor Agriculture MR. PATRICK McC-RADY Instrumental Music MRS. ESTHER GROS Vocal Music MRS. CLARA WILDMAN Cheerleaders Girls' Health Physical Education MR. JAMES NEIFERT Coach Boys' Health Physical Education School Secretary Mrs. Hulbert, school secretary, often helps keep the student body and faculty members aware of coming events with her announcements over the P.A. system. . , ,....,. , . ,,., .,.,,. t , ,. .,,. -f.t,H .,, Dental Hygienist and School Nurse Left to right: Miss Elaine Berean is the Dental Hygienist cleaning Frederick Monroe's teeth. Mrs. Johnson, the school nurse, is watching the good job being done. Cafeteria Managers Left to right: Mrs. Ferris, Mrs. Bean, and Mrs. Moore are the cafeteria cooks. Right here they are very busy with the silverware. Cnstodians Bus Superintendent Left to right: Hurbert Widger, Robert Warfield, Aden Gilbert, Busy as always is Everett, head of the bus Waller Halsey' garage, who keeps the sehool's vehicles in run- We give our thanks to the four janitors who keep Hillg Order- our school clean and neat. First row, left to right: Clarence Mayhury, Aden Ferris, Richard Morgan, Earl Fox. 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J'? f'T'::' - .Aix First row, left to right: Stuart Freer, Presidentg Barbara Russell, Secretaryg Gary Beiter, Treasurer Second row: Darrell Corl, Vice Presidentg Ailene Phillips, Student Council. Senior 0 ficers The class of ,58 has had a successful journey through high school. ln their Junior year they skyrocketed to break all records on their magazine sales, and this year their Senior play, Hillbilly Weddin' was a smash. 'They chose the red and white rose as their class flower and 'LA man doesn't achieve wisdom, until he realizes that he is indispensable, as their motto. The goal of their struggle through high school finally was achieved when they went to Washington, D. C., and New York City over the Easter vacation. , ROBERT .IOHN ADAMS February 18, 1940 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Select Chorus 3, 43 Year- book Club 4, Advertising Chairman 4, Band 1 2 3 4g Select Band 3, 45 Library Club 1 2 3 4, Track 2g Reserve Book Club 1, RAYMOND ALLEN September II, 1940 Yearbook Club 4g FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Secretary 4g Library Club 1, 25 Soccer 2, 3g Track 35 Reserve Book Club 1, 2, 33 Baseball 2, 3, Volleyball 3. RICHARD DE ALTON ALLIS September 19, 1938 Yearbook Club 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Sentinel 3g Basketball 1. GARY N. BEITER November 29, 1939 Class Officer, Treasurer 1, 2, 3, 4, Rifle 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4g Rifle Team 2, 3, 49 Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Library Club 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Soccer 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Reserve Book Club 1, 2, 3, Baseball 4, Volleyball 3, 43 Citizenship Conference 3, Boys' State 3. CAROLE ANNE BEREAN May 9 1940 Class Officer, President 3, Student Council 1, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4g Select Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Yearbook 3, 4, Editor 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 3g Band 1 2, 3, 4, Band Council 4, Citizenship Education Representative 3, 45 Girls' State Representative 3g School Reporter 2, 33 Maj- orette I 2 3, 4. LESTER BORDWELL February 3, 1938 Yearbook Club 3, 43 Rifle Club 1, 2, 33 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 2, Secretary 3, Treasurer 43 Band 1, 4-H I, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT CARD August 22 1940 Clee Club 2, Yearbook Club 4, Rifle Club 3 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 4 Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1. JAMES CAUFIELD April 1, 1940 Clee Club 3, 4, Select Chorus 4, Yearbook Club 3, 4, Rifle Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Rifle Team 4, Intramurals 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Select Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Scorer 4, Soccer 1, 2, 3, Baseball 3, 4, Volleyball 3. MARY ELIZABETH COREY May 24 1940 Yearbook Club 1, 2, 4, Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Select Chorus 4, Rifle Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secre- tary Rifle Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Krooked Korner 3. DARRELL L. CORL February 28, 1941 Class Officer, Vice President 4, Clee Club 4 Select Chorus 4, FFA 1, 2, Band 2, 3, 4. BEVERLY JANE COX September 3, 1938 Yearbook 3, 4, Business Manager 4, Krooked Korner 4 FHA 2, 3. MARTHA EATON March 5, 1940 Class Officer, Vice President 3, Glee Club 3, 4, Select Chorus 4, Yearbook Club 3, 4, Krooked Korner 3, 4. JAMES EDWARD FERRIS November 14, 1940 Glee Club 3, 4, Select Chorus 3, 4, Yearbook Club 49 Rifle Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Rifle Team 4, Intramurals 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Select Band 2, 3, 4g Basketball 1, 23 Baseball 1, 2, 4g Band Council 4. STUART LEON FREER November 12, 1940 Class Officer, Vice President 1g President 4' Rifle Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Rifle Team 4, Intrai murals 2 3 4' Libr Club 1 2 3' Basket- ! 5 7 ary 7 7 9 ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3 4, Reserve Book Club 1, 2, 33 Baseball 45 Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Presi- dent 4. WALTER GRANT March 22, 1938 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. DALE CREENMAN. October 1, 1940 Rifle Club 1, 2, Krooked Korner 3, 4 Llbrary Club lg Basketball 1, 2, 3, Soccer 1 2 3 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. SHARON ELEANOR HAMMOND December 8, 1939 Yearbook Club 2, 3, 4, Rifle Club 2. 3g Krooked Korner 43 Intramurals 2, 3, FHA 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 3. BETTY LOU HULSLANDER September 25, 1940 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Club 4 Rifle Club 3, Krooked Korner 43 FHA 1 2 3 Reporter 33 Modern Dance 1. GLORIA LOUISE KELLEY March 24, 1938 Glee Club 2, Yearbook Club 3, 4, Krooked Korner 2, 3. JOHN C. LOOPE, JR. July 20, 1940 Clee Club 1, 2, 4g Select Chorus 1, Yearbook Club 4, Rifle Club 1, 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 43 Sentinel 4, Basketball 1, 2, Manager 3, 4, Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4, Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Leader 3, 4. NORMAN LAWRENCE MONK July 16, 1939 Yearbook Club 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Baseball I, 2, 4, Volleyball 1, 2. DONALD NELSON OWEN June 29, 1940 Class Officer, Secretary 2g Yearbook Club 4, Rifle Club 3, Krooked Korner 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Library Club 2, Basketball 15 Soccer 1, 2, Baseball 1. AILENE LOUISE PHILLIPS August 14, 1940 Class Officer, Student Council 4, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Select Chorus 4, Yearbook Club 45 Krooked Korner 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4g Cheerleading 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 3, 4g Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4. JOAN CECILE POWERS Iuly 7, 1940 Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Club 3, 4, Sports Chairman 3, Rifle Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Rifle Team 2, 3, 4, FHA 2. CHERYL REYNOLDS June 29, 1940 Class Officer, Vice President 1, 2, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Select Chorus 3, 4, Yearbook Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sports Charmian 4, Krookecl Korner 3, 4, Manager 4, Cheerleading 1, 4, FHA 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4, Nurses Club 2, Junior Prom Queen. BARBARA GRACE RUSSELL February 27, 1940 Class Officer, Secretary 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3 4, Yearbook Club 3, 4, Cheerleading 2, 3, 4 Co-Captain 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4. RONALD SMITH December 1, 1940 Class Officer, President 1, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Club 1, Rifle Club 1, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, County Tournament, Ping-pong 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Select Band 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom King 3, Band Council 4, Student Coun- cil 1, 2. JOSEPH N. STABLER March 10, 1940 Clee Club 4, Yearbook Club 4, Krooked Korner 3, FFA 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Manager 4, Soccer 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4. MARION TOWERS December 11, 1939 Class Officer, Secretary 1, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 3, 4, Student Council 3, FFA 1. SHARON WINFIELD August 5, 1940 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Club 4, Krooked Korner 4, Modern Dance 1, Cheer- leading 2, 3, Co-Captain 2, 3, FHA 2, 3. First row, left to right: Diane Hall, Violet Greenleaf, Toba Cook, Carol Mitchell, Diane Allis, Annice Stafford, Constance Garner, Gail Friedah, Richard Nauseef. Second row: Patty Crisfield, Carole Bilodeau. Eugene Russell, Barbara Gates. Clifford Allen, Mrs. Oursler, Elaine McGibbon, Clifford Parkin. Charlotte Miller. Joyce Ryan. Third row: Gerald Osborne, Gerald Campbell, Donald Fuller, Lyle Bush, Donel Carr, Richard Bean. John Nauseef, Doug Brown, Robert Nowalk, Ronald Congdon, Robert Niver. funior Class Class Officers-left to right: Gail Friedah Ronald Congdon, Secretary, Robert Niver Treasurer, Toba Cook, Vice President. The magazine sales campaign and Junior Prom are the two big Junior activities. Looks like fun from this picture. First row, left to right: John Nauseef. Joyce Ryan, Gerald Campbell, -Carole' Bilodeau. Second row: Barbara Cates. Charlotte Miller. ihiiltxif Student Council, Jerry Osborne, President, xp, 5 1 W, Front, left to right: Geraldine Wallaurn, Larry Fowler, Leonora Brown, Betty Morgan, Michael Nauseef. Thomas Monroe. Center: Beverly Towers, Joyce Perkins, Terry Corl, Richard Osborne, Mrs. Anthony, Katherine Loope, Ann Phelps, Donna Williams. Back: Robert Hamilton, Judith Hotchkiss, Sylvia Congdon, Stewart Doty, Eugene Barker, Judy Brown, Judith Freer, Donna Bedford. Absent: Joan Owen, Jean Smith, Priscilla Schink. Left L0 right: Phillip Coombs, Beverly Towers, Anna Harris. Tarry Cook. Michael Nauseef, Raymond Dodge, Sylvia Congdon. Joyce Paddock. Katherine Loope. They are in the process of selling refreshments at a basketball game. Sophomores Left to right: Larry Fowler, Treasurer, Gene Barker Vice President, Charles Card, President, Judy Freer Student Council Representative' Secretary. Front row, left to right: Ruth Ann Cranson, Cordon Watrous, Jane Owen, Edna Nicholson, Martin Dako, Nancy Burlingame, David Powers, Leon Beattie. Second row: Nettie Kinney, Anna Harris, Sarah Van Epps, Phillip Coombs, Mr. David Brown, Gary Eaton, Tarry Cook, Roxarma Atkins, William Wright, Third row: Pauline Westendorf, Raymond Dodge, Wayne Moore, Donald Beattie, Judy Hotchkiss Robert Parkin, Frank Smithkin, Jr., Charles Card, Joyce Paddock. Xe, '22 '1 First row, left to right: Mary Harris, Sandra Dolly, Sandra Reynolds, Linda Burlingame, Barbara Morgan, lda MeCumber. Second row: Stephanie Brown, Sherrill Hammond, Judy Nauseef, Mrs. Haines, Sharon Stafford, Dawn Smithkin, Ann Genson. Third row: Patricia Henry, Helen Day, Peggy Stabler, ,lane Ferris, Sylvia Underwood, Linda Carr, Delores Mallery, Penny McKeown. Freshmen Seated, first row, left to right: Stephanie Brown, Student Council Richard Hicks, President. Standing: Gerald Wildman, Secretary Donald Torrey, Vice Presidentg Norman Alcott. Treasurer. First row, left to right: Bob Pickert, Dave Pond, Ward Hough, Mike Collins, Cary Wheelock, Bob Harris. Second row: Dave Crisfield, Leon Cook. Mr. Pearce, Larry Loroows. Gerry Wildman, Dave Turner. Tliirrl row: Don Torrey, Norm Alcott. Jim Parker. Dick Hicks. Bob Oliver, Jerry Congdon. l. ... 5 .. l.e.l'I tu right: ll:-tty Morgan. Huh Hamilton, Lt-una Brown. Ellgltjlli' Harker. Tht-y are learn- ing to uae the tape- recorder in English. S tlrawingg a cliagrruln whiell rlarilivf lliekl spew-lm. LP!! to riglzl: llunalel Torrey. Divk llit-ks. llnnalcl i- Englzsh 'L az. 1 3 Pat Crisfield's giving Lyle Bush a helping hand with the film strip machine in World History elass. Cent- Russell and Gail Friedah seem to enjoy their preview- ing juli. Ida MacUmher, Jim Parker and Nancy Doming- er are looking over pamphlets describing var- ious ocupations. A unit on guidance was a part of their ninth year Civics course. I I- M06 Studies h-...N Left to right: Gary Beiter, Stuart Freer, Walter Grant, Marion Towers, Jack Mitchell, Darrell Corl, John Nauseef, and Clifford Allen. The Physics boys are making lab reports on the primary and secondary coils and on the Liehig condenser. Left to right: Phillip Coombs, Richard Os- borne, Judy Freer, Joyce Perkins. These stu- dents are discussing constructive figures in geometry. The figure they are now looking at is an inscribed polygon. Sczences Math Left to right: Donel Carr, Clifford Allen, Lyle Bush, Diane Allis,Barbara Russell, Joyce Ryan. The group at the left is studying cell structures with a Reflecting Microscope. The group at the right is studying blood samples or bacteria with a microscope. 'I-can First row, left to right: Carole Bilodeau, Clif- ford Parkin. Second row: Clifford Allen, Bar- bara Gates, Gerald Osborne. Third row: Diane Allis, .loyce Ryan. This is a picture of a Quarterly Exam in the Intermediate Algebra c ass. Sandra Reynolds and Jerry Wildman are conjugating verbs at the board in Latin I class. Seated, left to right: Delores Mallery, Linda Burlingame, Jane Ferris, Peggy Stabler. Mr. Brown is teaching the sixty day six per cent method to his class in Introduction to Business. In the class are: Norman Alcott, Don Torrey, Gary Wheelock, Ann Genson, Sylvia Underwood, Leon Cook, Gerald Condgon, Nancy Burlingame, Sherrill Hammond, David Crisfield, Linda Carr, Pat Henry, Mike Collins, Larry Lorows, Barbara Morgan, Bob Pickert, Stephanie Brown, Gary Eaton, Ida MacUmber, Bob Harris. At the right is a Typing Class showing Cliff Parkin, Dale Greenman, Bill Wright, Wayne Moore, Bob Adams, Judy Freer, Sally Van Epps, Carol Pettit. Liz Corey, Roxanna Atkins, Judy Hotchkiss, Geraldine Walburn, Ann Phelps. Standing: Priscilla Schink, Sylvia Congdon, Katherine Loope. Latm Cheryl Reynolds is purchasing school supplies from Ailene Phillips at the Krooked Korner Store. Sharon Winfield and Bob Niver are watching to see that correct change is made. Cheryl, manager first half, Sharon, manager second half, Bob, assistant manager, Ailene, secretary and treasurer Typmg if Music Standing, left to right: Priscilla Shink, Sylvia Cong- don, Bonnie Schink. Sitting: Mrs. Gros, vocal instruc- IO1'. Left to right: Brian Kullman, Richard Moore, Wayne Ferris, Terry Macomber, and Rodger Horak are just learning to play the trombone under the direction of Mr. McGrady, far right. Left to right: Ailene Phillips, Sharon Hammond. Ailene is looking on while Sharon puts the finishing touches on her Water painting in General Art Class. fl , 1 Q fi 4 ,. H a',I ln this picture Robert Card is drawing a house - 1 V' is floor-plan in General Art Class. First row, left to right: Joyce Ryan, Elaine McGibbon, Sharon Connelly, Connie Garner, Second row: Edna Nicholson, Thomas Monroe, Mr. Hubbard. Frank Smithkin, Larry Fowler. Third row: Wayne Moore, Barbara Cates, Jerry Osborne, Dick Bean, Darrel Corl, Judy Brown. Absent: Diane Hall. Charlotte Miller. At the table: Jim Haley, Garry Tow- ers, Pat Haviland, Fred Monroe, and Rene Marcey. Standing: David Fisk, Virginia Abdallah, Gloria Stilwell and Fay Belknap. These students are making good use of our library's excellent magazine and book selec- tions. First row, left to right, Gail Friedah, ,loan Powers, Sharon Winfield, Ailene Phillips, Toba Cook. Second row: Ronald Congdon, Carole Bilodeau, Mr. Hubbard, Cheryl Reynolds, Mike Nauseef. Third row: Robert Nowalk, Lyle Bush, Stuart Freer, Donald Fuller, Jim Ferris, John Nauseef. Q QA i ,... , In first period gym class, Gene Barker and Gary Eaton demonstrate the shoulder stand on the parallel bars, while Charles Card and Richard Bean are spotting. Looking on from left to right are David Turner, Larry Lorows, Gerald Wildman, David Pond fconcealedl and Gordon Watrous. In this picture Dick Osborne is about to do a front drop on the trampoline. Left to right: Dick Bean, Gary Eaton, Leon Cook, Ray Dodge, David Turner, and Coach are spotting for Dick's protection. Robert Oliver is doing a front vault on the horse. Physical Education-Boys . . Pictured here is Dick Bean doing a left side vault on the horse. sf, ff Cu ' hq:.....f-rf I I I , gg, .mem-1 A 1 ia 'Q zo 1' 48' gl . l ' x l A Q Homemaking Left to right: Toha Cook, Violet Greenleaf, Annis Stafford, and Carol Mitchell are demonstrating the sprinkling, ironing and folding of clothes. Homemaking Left to right: Donna Williams, hand sewing, Elaine McGibbon, watching. Ruth Cranson at sewing machine with Geraldine Walburn observing, Ann Phelps, ironing. Agriculture Left to right: Norman Monk and John Loope, Jr., are putting valves hack into John's tractor. Class offxcere Paul Turner VICC preeldent Wllma Phelps treas Let to rzght Joyce Clark Llda Kmney Rlchard urerg Cary Smlx at the typewnter Qecrelary Stanley Kullman Fuller Cary Rlpley The e elghth graders are check president ' '1. ff, .t fiw .ff LS! 'L 'fff - QM -V 1 Nm, .Ziggy ggi, I .3136 ,, V, iv , - Q gi? i Q W EXfif3Sfff vF ?jF fw ffgSQEH3iF? ii?f L9 if P 529 Q: fs? 'e'4, 'X Li-, L. I Q V 3? f K' 2?s'f ,?gg 5fT,Sv S gs xv' , ' ' U 1 f5'ff'3 f:fffl?8i, f' ' 43 E , , fy 5 S ,, wi gm fi ,kj 9339 523 4 91 f-if any M .Q . 1 f ww ,I will 4 . X Q-x'R'mrf,, 56 V 5 fwqgf Q fxm .WW E Aff ? ' 1 , 14,52 . 5.322 -N -?,,,.fsw psi gf. . , W , I, W. safRg'2.i S X? V1 First row, left to right: Katherine Brown, Ronald Dolly, John Brown, Dale Coombs, Joan Osborne, James Leonard, Martin Williams, Dudley Shore, Sally Jo Massingill. Second row: John McGrady, Gloria Diaz, Nancy Holcomb, Roberta Mallery, Mrs. Schaff, Wesley Lang, Larry Mitchell, Larry Winfield, Kay Brown, Sandra Hamilton. Third row: Roger Stafford, Donald Paddock, Edward Beaumont, Arlen Perkins, James Hotchkiss, Helen Genson, Ellen Davis, Robin Barnes, Judy T0w61'S, Delores Potter. Fourth row: Jean DuMond, Dale Watrous, Jack Campbell, Charles Carter, Cary Roe, Donald Smith, Frank Diaz, David Beiter, Rodger Ardis, Dianna Fox. Absent: Robert Homer Seventh Grades First row, left to right: James Hotchkiss, Student Council, and Recreation Repre- sentativeg Sally Jo Massingill, Secretary- Treasurerg Vicki Fowler, President. Second row: Peggy Holmes, Recreation Represent- ativeg David Paddock, Vice President. and William Stevens. BFG First row, left to right: Herbert McCibbin and James Potter. Second row: Carole Greenleaf and Kathy Crossman. They are learning how to use the encyclopedia. First row, left to right: Marybelle Hopkins, Floyd Kenyen, Barbara Coss, Nancy Lorows, Bonnie Snyder, Susan B d' t J h M V' ' ' ' ' ' ene ic , o n yer, lCk1 Fowler, Patrick Collins, Lilla Elwood, Cathlme Pond. Second row: Rita William, James Perkin, Keador Hammond, Katherine Crossman, Richard Davis, John Walhurn, Mrs. Taylor, Donna Thompson, Nina Nicholson, Lyle Cortwright, Paul Bennett, lda Tobias.NTl1ird row: Dorothy Cox, Linda Winfield, Peggy Holmes, Raymond Paul, James Loope, David Carr, William Weeks, David Paddock, John Rumsey, Jack Towers, James Bush, Jalna Atkins, Maryln Bilodeau. I-L-Nlliid First row, left to right: Mrs. Cot-tclicus, George Davis. James Haley, Rene Marcey, Teddy Doty, Frederick Monroe, Kim Watrous. Larry 0'Donnell. Richard Dolly, Miss Manning. Second row: Judy Wildman. Donald Foater, David Fisk. Holwrl Chorley, Marion Howard. Pat Haviland, Carry Towers, Virginia Abdallah. Tlzirrl r0u': Diana Parsons, Linda Lawerencc, Margena Brazee, Gloria Stilwell, Fay Belknap. Ronald Carr, Charles Crm-nman, Aaron Congdon, Terry Snyder. Sixth Grades First row, left to right: David Doran. Linda Sisson, Ray Osborne, Nancy Hough, Leland Steven, Janice Htrwter. Sharon Nldlrady. lva Carlton, David Winfield. Seeozzd row: Gloria Dellow, William Heath. Fred Gros. Wlaynr- Ferris, Ray Brown, Ira Alle-11, Cloria Nicholson, Mary Leonard, Carol Ful- ler. Tlrirrl row: Lois Slthaefer. Duane Alexander, Diane Cortright, Sharon Bingham. Jane Carter, Mr. Hubbard. Joann Censon. Rosemary Davis. Ken Bedford, Donald West. you f .--, f.-it Y ,, d, ' sf ia gf 535 aw ' L ' QQ f First row: Patty Stevens, Bonnie Reynolds, Vivian Tobias, Maryanne Hulslander, Roberta Ames, Billy Greenleaf, Charles Cortright, Shannon Glassford. Second row: Loretta Parkin, Rolene Wright. Rogert Horak, Barbara Atkins, Mrs. Riemer, Ernest Lawrence, Billy Hulslander, Pat Nauseef. Third row: Terry Macomber, Wilbur Turner, Betty Lou Freelove, Sue McNamara, Dale Talbot, Sadie Carr, Terry Mitchell, Gary Thorington. Fmih Grades First row, left to right: Mary Jane Snyder, Linda Mallery, Katherine Genson, Bonnie Crandall. Carrol Harris, Paula Teichert, Shirley Widger, Gary Pond. Second row: Reginald Angeli. Jerrod Clark, Brian Kullman, Raymond Towers., Mr. Allen, Helen Meyer, Elizabeth Bonsteel, Gerald Homer. Third row: Larry Lawrence. Wayne Hulslander, Barry Greenfield, Mary Ann Rice, Bonnie Palmer, Lucinda Stilwell. Richard Moore. Absent: Linda Eaton, Joyce Ullman. f 41. A Q, , .i -, ' lg 'Riff' WN Left to right: Dale Talbot, Rolene Wright, Sadie Carr. They're finding important places in our home state. Activities Left to right: Shirley Widget, Linda Mallery, Elizabeth Bonsteel, Gary Pond, Barry Greenfield. They're making a barometer as part of their studies for weather. e Ml, First row, left to right: Maynard Harris, Thomas Brown, James Crossman, Raymond Howell, Charles Perkins, John Heim, Carolyn Marie Turner, Barbara Bacon, Shirley Mowry, Joyce Doran. Second row: Rita Hammon, Shelagh McKeown. Barton Brown, Annette Parsons. Joan Stebbins, Mrs. Fish. Stuart Coombs, Edward Parks, Vincent Williams, James Davis, Maurice Turner. Third row: Gerald Walker, Douglas Burlingame, Marcia Bennett, George Case, Malcolm Heath, Roy Censon, Linda Elwood, Candace Reynolds, Carol Stilwell, Karen Johnston. Fourth Grades First row, left to right: Joann Williams. Douglas Brown, Kenneth Robbins, Kay Cortright, Kay Beckwith, Lonnie Marcey, Patricia Gilbert, Jason Morgan, Albert Williams. Second row: Richard Carlton, Donald Card, Judith Piekert, April Partridge, Charlotte Walker, Paula Burdick, Mrs. Metcalf, Roger Bonsteel, James Towers, Ronald Genson, Sharon Hills. Third row: Thomas Ames, Alan Mayerle, Burdette Greenway, James Rice, John Pease, Wayne Stebbins, Patricia Diaz, Leonard Moore. Dale Greenway. Linda Doran. - ... PM - - R M4 I , ,, il Q H gg f f QV2. A, ,,v . Vkkk LAM. . ig? . fi .M , K 2 , L, fff ,im . W V-fr ., S ffigaf? ,.Vk,,. W A-W' . W N H ' A U 14:49, bf,-5, 425-A ,- . 35511 'Hu --Wf . Q, Qagjssszf Y 5 Q , Q w 4 S. W? -M Q, w 4 Wk . W1 +,,. 'P 3 Sw A 1 ,ww . , . , W w AFR J Wg : -FE ' iw-.1 fw 4 w , My W my . f - , I 1-51fK2'1- qviixjiifppggw My W , A ,W H , , 'L L an V: my f First row, left to right: Pamela Angeli, Darlene Haviland, Muriel Diescher, Daniel Greenfield, ' ' Sh'rle Nauseef, Forest Pond. Second row: Joel Clark, Richard Eugene Hopkins, Janice Thompson, 1 y Pickert, John Rice, Mrs. Talbot, Richard Rumsey, Sandra Horak, Joseph Cook, John Bush. Third row: Joel Burlingame, Constance Koss, Linda Miller, Robert Hulslander, Thomas Fuller, Lawrence Hills, Mary Jane Benedict. Third Grades R b rt Hill Leslie Monk Sheila McGibbon, First row, left to right: Sharon Nauseef, Willis Streeter, 0 e , , Marlan Dellow, Adele Todd. Second row: Sharon Widger, Kathleen Collins, Janice Rice, Mrs. Howe Michelle Boyer, Linda Crandall, Donald Brown. Third row: Michael Cameron, Leona Glassforcl A ll, M rlene Hobart, James Macomber. Shirley Howard, Howard Leonard, Doris nge a if V iam V v 1 'V 'fo ,L Dixie Shufelt and John Bu h lJI'lIl'7 their pictures to qhirley Nauscef who is placing them on the bulletin board to make a winter scene We work 0 hard to get our papers and drawinvs displaytd Isnt it too bad that more of our mother and fathers dont come to Parent Teacher ITIPFIIHUQ to see our work? Left to right: Willis Streeter. Howard Leonard. Donald Brown, Marlene Hobart, Leona Classford. and Robert Hill. To be able to tell the time of day is a very important factor especially when you are going to school and have to be on time. Mrs. Howe's Class is practicing on clocks that resemble the real thing. Left to right: Eugene Hopkins, Carol Ann White, Connie Koss, Forest Pond. Here these children prepare their folders of work they have done for their parents to look at. W'on't it be too had if the parents don't come to the Parent Teachers meeting after the children worked so hard? iris Activities Left to right: Leslie Monk, Michelle Boyer. Michael Collins, Kathleen Collins. Learning the proper way to handle money is very essential. vw W' is ii: First row, left to right: Bonita Morgan, Jerry Sink, Barbara Carlton, Roy Williams, Christine Semeraro, Floyd Angell, Kathy Pickert, Barbara Merihew, Wayne Doran, Suzanne Brown. Second row.' Marjorie Davis, Rita Parsons, William Rice, Larry Fuller, Walter Heim, Mrs. Wadsworth, Joyce Stebbins, Susan Reif, Sharon Harris, Wayne Christopher. Third row: Joseph Dominger, Cheryl Carr, Pamela Ludwig, Leo Lawrence, Deborah Lambert, Janice Russell, John Allen, Paul Gilbert. Second Grades First row, left to right: Fay Reynolds, Sharlene Smith, Sheila Hills, Pauline Cortright, Lois Doran, William Marcey, Donald Hartley, Harold Todd, Richard Ames, Michael Partridge. Second row: David Lynch, Cary Schemerhorn, Dorothy Leonard, John Monroe, Mrs. Card, Naomi Nicholson, Darlene Rice, Donald Perkins, Penny Burdick. Third row: Florence Stevens, Kathleen Harris, Carlton Predmore, Richard Atkins, Charles Dence, Stephen Shore, Barbara Foster, Susan Bonsteel, Sheila Gardner, Mearland McUmber. Au r - 'K is mr ' 5124 .' N BN5' 7-is ME? Mrs. Wadsworth is teaching her several graders the various uses of milk. Among these uses is the making of ice cream. Walter Helm, Ray Williams, and Bonita Morgan are experimenting with making homemade ice cream. l imagine they had quite a treat that afternoon! Activities Front row, left to right: William Marcey, Michael Partridge. Standing: Stephen Shore, Donald Hartley, Charles Dence. Kneeling: Richard Atkins. The children made jet air liners. They talked about new jet passenger planes and they made the airport. Was, .i ,,:.u.s: :iqmuft ., i ,HMAU Front row, left to right: Robert Tomik, Michael Waters, Alan Stebbins, June Widger, Peggy Towers, Michael Wright, Sharon Thornington, Vincent Case, Augustine Hall. Second row: Lynn Mallery. Cynthia Leonard, Bert Scott, Charles Haviland, Mrs. Russell, Judy Walker, Larry Robbins, Dennis Russell, Montgomery Heller. Third row: Terry Teichert, Brenda Hollister, Thomas Moore, Janet Loomis, Sheila Robbins, Steven Owens, Jody Kennedy, Arline Horgen, Jack Kinney, David Hicks. Absent: Linda Harris, Steven Metcalf. First Grades First row, left to right: Barbara Scott, Caroline Bush, Frederick Fuller, Fred Gardner lll, Douglas Pond, Wilbert Russell, Roland Thompson, Edward Harris. Second row: Kathie Rood, Blanche Burlingame, Jane Leonard, Deborah Stauber, Cary Predmore, Mrs. Howe, George Hebert, Jeannette Walker, Nancy Nauseef, Rick Warfield. Third row: Alan Eaton, Kathleen McGrady, Douglas Williams, Patricia Ludwig, Audrey Stevens, Brent Hollister, Charles Parks, Deborah Mahan. Absent: Kathie Metcalf. WiXXf',i'X RJXYTY if Standing: Steven Metcalf, June Widger. Sitting: Sheila Robbens, Cynthia Leonard. These first graders are playing a game, Which Rhyme, by placing pictures which rhyme on the chart. June is acting as teacher. limits Left to right: Peggy Towers, Jack Kinney, Jody Kennedy. Mailing Valentines to our friends was fun. Each of us made and decorated his mail box. First row, left to right: Jane Leonard, Caroline Bush, Jeannette Walker. Second row: Barbara Scott, Fred Gardner, Alan Eaton, Audrey Stevens. Third row: Frederick Fuller, Patricia Reedwig, Ricky Warfield, Edward Harris, Deborah Mahan. Fourth row: Kathleen McGrady, Roland Thompson, Kathie Rood, Deborah Stauher, Charles Parks, Brent Hollister. The first graders have been reading, Fun with Dick and Jane. On the blackboard in the background they are illustrating the street Jane and Dick live on. The following things are shown: their house, garage, toy shop, barber shop, grocery store, school and the church. 'M A ' ' P' fini., First row, left to right: Judith Fisk, Russell Dence, Barbara Gros, Diane Head, Nancy Harris, Patricia Crossman, Malcolm Brown. Second row: Elaine Hullett, Raymond Fuller, Varley Brazee, Marvin Christopher, Mrs. Pittman, Stephen Crossman, John Cortright, Gerald Brown. Third row: Rodney Beattie, Mark Cameron, Suzanna Lambert, Neil Bennett, Virginia Angell, Judy Greenfield, Kevin Coombs. Absent: Wayne Ullman. First Grade and Aetifuit ' n, f Left to right: Raymond Fuller, Kevin Coombs. Wlxile experimenting the class discussed, found pictures, and made a booklet of shadows. These two boys are doing shadow plays with the help of a light from a slide projector. First row, left to right: Linda Sisson, Janice Streeter, Vivian Tobias, Roberta Ames, Brian Kullman, Linda Mallery, Wayne Ferris, Richard Dolly, Frederic Gros, William Hulslander, Beth Bonsteel, Shannon Glassford, Theodore Doty, Maryanne Hulslander, Rene Marcey. Second row: Katherine Genson, Sharon McGrady, Reggie Angelli, Ernest Lawrence, Patty Haviland, Duane Alexander, Richard Moore, Wayne Hulslander, Gloria Dellow, Roger Horak, Rollene Wright, Billy Greenleaf. Third row: Barbara Atkins, Terry Mitchell, Terry Snyder, Linda Lawrence, Aaron Congdon, Gloria Stillwell, Fay Belknap, Bonnie Palmer, Sharon Bingham, Virginia Abdallah, Sue McNamara, Lucinda Stillwell, Billy Heath. i Shown above are Roberta Ames and Billy Greenleaf looking for informa- The Twelve Days of Christmas. First row, left to right: Albert Williams, Patricia Gilbert, Donald lion in bookq Card, Santa lRaymond Heathl, Karen Johnson, Shelagh McKeown, Joyce Doran. Second row: Shirley Mowry, Barbara Bacon, Carolyn Turner, Paula Burdick, Kay Beckwith, Charlotte Walker, Linda Elwood. Third row: Joann Williams, Lonnie Marcey, John Heim, James Towers, Sharon Ilililg, ,gmhn Pease, Marcia Bennett, James Rice, Candy Reynolds, Maynard Harris, Patricia Diaz, in a oran. first rou left to right Beverly Wyatt, Patricia Ryan, Hazel Chorley, Lonna Mayerle, C falmrxel Rover Predmore Nancy Parker, Burton Scott. Second row: Theresa Hairland, Steven Nancy C-las ford Susan Gilbert, John Marcey, Mrs. Rowe, Arnold Hartley, Beth Jffffr on Mor an Caroline Brazee Rosalee Hotaling. Third row: Susan Ames, Kenneth laurle Ian Clifford Nlvfr Sharon Underwood, Donna Dominger, JoAnn Lawerence, Darlene Kindergarten . . . First .Semester Here we have our kindergarten girls in their home making roles of dressing up, taking care of haby, and talking on the phone to each other. Back row standing: Patricia Ryan, Hazel Chorley. Seated. Lonna Mayerle, Donna Dominger. harlene Arlean Haley, Mahan, Harris. Susan Gilbert, JoAnn Lawerence, Kenneth Mahan, and Clifford lNlWtI' of the First Semester Kindergarten Class are helping the animals to their winter quarters. ,affine-1- ' ' , Seated, left to right: James Doty, David Crossman, Steven McGibbon, Jareth Clark. First row: Stephen Williams, Kathy Hill, Wayne Torrey, Linda Williams, Nancy Angel, Linda Reynolds, Gerald Batsford, Carol Meyer, Karen Stauber. Second row: Charlene Soshinsky, Patricia Semeraro, Loren Alexander, Evelyn Smithkin, Robert Clark, Mrs. Rowe, Sandra Turner, George Mowry, Lynette Kjelgaard, Douglas Turner. Third row: Gregory LeRoy, Cheryl Greenfield, James Macey Jr., Faith Free-love, Nathan Boyer, Karen Aloi, Susan Wildman, Sherry Davis, Connie Merihew. I inclergarten. . econd emester Facin camera left to right: Loren Alexander, Sandra Turner, L 'h - N B Gerald Batsford Karen Stauber, Susan Wildman, Cheryl Greenfield, eff to ng L athan Dyer, Jonathan Breed Jareth Clark Connie MCFIDCW Karen Aloi. ,lareth Clark. ' , Aww: -I' Hi ' 8H H 'NWI ggi First row, left to right: Ronald Batsford, David Owens, Michael Thornton, Donald Morgan. Second row: Sherie Hallstead, Stephan Sprouse, Clara Benedict, Mrs. Gilbert, Charles Benedict, Yvonne Breed, Victoria Simpson. Third row: Frederick Sampson, Seymour Bradshaw, Sandra Kendrick, Lawrence King. Robert Loveless, Sylvia Kendrick. Absent: Earl Kinney, Wayne Benjamin. Blodgett Mills. .First and Second Grades Sandra Kendrick. Clara Bencdick. David Owens, Ronald Batsford, and Sylvia Kendrick are shown illustrating a lesson in magnets. First row, left to right: Douglas Owens, Daniel Lang, Angelo Taranto, Douglas Henry, David King Dale Benjamin, Richard Henry, Edgar Batsford, Second row: Lynneice Ryan, Catherine Potter Sharon Smithkin, Mrs. Jones, Sharon Hallstead, Sheila Samson, Jean Heller, Wesley Chamberlain Third row: June Phelps, Scott Friedah, Barbara Breed, Beatrice Dodge, Susan Brown, Susan Powers Dawn Petter. Blodgett Mills . . . Third and Fourth Grades At the board, left to right: Shiela Sampson, Scott Freidah, Barbara Breed, Daniel Lang. Seated, back row: June Phelps, Douglas Owens, Sharon Smithkin, Sharon Hallstead. Second row: Catherine Potter, Angelo Ta- ranto, Susan Powers. Front row: Jean Heller, Dawn Pettet. This mural was made entirely by the students and is really a lovely scene. , 1, . 2 r 1 v 5, I loaf 13 4 'item pw: First row, left fo right: Cary Henry, Gary Bradshaw, John Smithkin, David Breed, Wayne Chamher- lain. Seroml row: Ray Potter, Beverly Potter, Marlea Smithkin, Karen Friedah, Mrs. Foreman, Corine Rurnsey, ,lane Bauman, Lawrence Henry. Third row: Lawrence Petrie, Shirley Kinney, Shelia Doty, John Heller. Thomas Taranto. Philip Beiter, Norman Bradshaw. Blodgett Mills . . .Fifth and ixth Grades Left to right: Lawrence Henry, Philip Beiter, John Heller, Tommy Taranto, Philip and Johnny made this Crystal radio set which Tommy and Lawrence are admiring. They can receive Cortland and a few other stations on it. . .eN 'i EW ACTIVITIES . 8 at ' . ' ' I 4'l'f'Ctg0'-' 'q' . . :N I g Q O. A V x.O,o'lxS'f' ',' '.4.0.l. ' v ' .'. IJ' o-0 . . Q. ' -5:23322:': Q:'5'f1-77'?! 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Second row: Jim Caufield, Donald Owen, Darrell Corl, Joe Stahler, Gary Beiter, Raymond Allen, Jim Ferris, Marion Towers, Martha Eaton, Mrs. Anthony, John Loope, Lester Bordwell. Paw Belsniclfle ,,,,,,,,.r. CAST Maw Belsnzclfle .,..,,,,,,,,,,. Ceelie -Belsnickle ,...,..,, Bonnie Mae Belsnickle funey Lou Belsnickle Four Belsniclfle .......,,,, Five Belsniclfle ,,,,, Six Belsniclfle .,,,,,,,,,, Obeey Upsclzleger ,,,,,,, Chiz Upschleger ...,.. Ronald Maxwell ....,,, Lucy Maxwell ,r.,.,, The Reverend ,..,,.,.....,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,.,,,,... ..,,,, Senior Pla To the side are three off-key music play- ers at Ceelie's Wed- dir1', a scene from the Senior play. They are, from left to right: Donald Owen as Cousin Ze- ka, ,lim Canfield and Robert Card as the two Cousins. Stub Freer Barbara Russell Carole Berean Ailene Phillips Cheryl Reynolds Bev Cox Joan Powers Sharon Hammond Ronnie Smith Joe Stabler , ..... Raymond Allen .lames Ferris Martha Eaton Gary Beiter Donald Owens Cousin Zeke ...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,.......,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,. The Cousins ,,,,,,,,.. Sharon Winfield, Lester Bordwell, Darrell Corl, James Caufield, Bob Card Produced by special arrangement with Heuer Publishing Co. Below are Sharon Winfield and Joe Stabler in a panto mime and dance between acts of the Senior Play. Jefferson Memorial Capitol, Washington, D. C. Lincoln Memorial Looks like Bev and .Ioan had a rough day! Never too tired to laugh, though. Bev, Betty, and Sharon- either they're holding up the cannon or the cannon SENIOR TRIP-1958 Chaperones-Mr. Leroy Baer, Mr. and Mrs. Wilber Howe THURSDAY, APRIL 3 5:30-Breakfast at school cafeteria. 6:004Leave school by way of Cortland County Bus Lines. Cities en route to Washington: Binghamton, Montrose, Tunk- hannock, Wilkes Barre, Berwick, Bloomsburg, Northumberland, Harrisburg, Gettysburg, Frederick, Md., and Washington. 12:00-Lunch at Harrisburg. 2:30 kTour of Gettysburg battle field, from which you can see President Eisenhower's farm. 4:00-Leave Gettysburg for Washington, Barbara Fritchie Home at Fred- erick, Maryland. 6:00-Dinner en route to Washington. Arrive at Hotel Stratford 9 P.M., seeing capitol and monumen-ts at night and Congressional Library. FRIDAY, APRIL 4 6:45-7:30iBreakfast. 7:45-Leave hotel in bus. 8:00-Bureau of Printing and Engraving. 8:45-Lincoln Memorial. 9:15-Ford Theater, Lincoln Museum. 10:30-F.B.l. Building and tour. II:I5APicture on lawn in front of U. S. Capitol Building before taking tour of building. 12:00-Supreme Court Building. 12:30-Lunch, Cafeteria, Basement of Supreme Court Building. 1:00-Fogler's Shakespearean Library and Congressional Library. 2:15-4:30-Smithsonian Insti- tute Museum. 5:00-Attend show to be selected. SATURDAY, APRIL 5 6:45-7:30-Breakfast. 7:45-Leave hotel in bus. 8:00-Washington Monument. 8:45-Jefferson Memorial. I0:00-White House. 11:00-Leave for Mount Vernon. 12:00-Lunch Mount Vernon. 2:30-Visit National Airport on return from Mount Vemon along Potomac Drive. 3:30-Visit Zoo. 6:00-Hotel and dinner. 7:4154 Go to Glen Echo Park. EASTER SUNDAY, APRIL 6 6:00-Leave by bus to attend Easter Sunrise Service at Arlington Memorial Cemetery and Tomb of Unknown Soldier. 8:30-Go back to Hotel. eat breakfast and check out to leave for N. Y. City, at 9:30-Via Baltimore, Md., Wilmington, Del.. and New Jersey Turnpike to New York. Eat lunch en route. 6:00-Arrive in New York at Hotel Knickerbocker. 7:30-Dinner at Times Square. 8:30-12:30 -Tour NBC at Radio City. Visit Empire State Building, Pennsylvania Station and Grand Central Station. MONDAY, APRIL 7 8:15-Gray Line tour to East side and lower New York, Chinatown, Bowery, Little Church Around the Corner, Wall Street, Fulton Fish Markets and Battery. 10:00-Statue of Liberty, 12:00 Lunch at Statue of Liberty Snack Bar, l:004 Take bus to U.N. Building. 3:00-Empire State Building if not on Sunday. Shop at Macy's. 6:00-Dinner near Hotel. 7:30-Circus at Madison Square Garden. TUESDAY, APRIL 3 8:30--Uptown to Grant's tomh, Riverside Church, Columbia University, return by bus via Central Park and 5th Avenue. 10:00-Radio City Music' Hall Easter Show. Return to Hotel. pack and be ready to leave for home by 2:00 P.M. Sharon wants to find out who just threw something. What are you hiding, Carole? is holding up them. Carole is helping Sharon but we don't know how well she is doing. 2:00-Leave for home, return by way of Delaware Water Gap, Stroudsburg, Scranton, arriving home between 10:30 and 11:30 P.M. Make sure it works, Stub and Lester: who broke it? Ray, .Ioe and Darrel look as if they're waiting patiently: maybe they're afraid they won't get out of the F.B.I. building. Qdlfl Lener and Flip Bob A. Joan Dick Betty SEQ? LKMM ' ' ,,,: 3 , S Marion Slllb Barb Ron Donnie CNY Bob Card Carole Joe Bev John Jim Gloria Martha Ray SENIOR BABY SHOTS Sharon W. Sharon H. First row, left to right: Nancy Kinney, Joyce First row, left to right: Jean Smith. Violet Greenleaf, Jane Owens. Second row: Gary Reiter, Darrell Corl. Stuart Freer, Joyce Ryan, Boh Niver. Both of these two groups of students on this page help in the cafeteria. They make sure we have clean utensils and tahles. Perkins, Gloria Kelley. Beverly Cox. Second row: Annice Stafford. Ruth Cranson. John Nauseef. mf Left to right: Tom Monroe, Bob Hamilton, Gordon Watrous. These fellows are studying the good points of a dairy cow in Ag. ll. Cerry Walhurnvwhat is it? It looks good. wig, Stewart Doty and Stuart Fra-er hold the trophy they won in the Cortland Counrv Badminton Playoffs. 'lv-Q' .J . Hrs. Anthony and Mrs. Nellf-nhack-it must he funny. Ron Smith-pitching Mr, Brown and one of our Cadets iflliss Kingl. making. -Q ,. Larry Fowler- Cortland County League Badminton champion singles. Larry was eliminated in the final round of the Section Liz at left, Steph above. IV New York State Championships. Edna, Nettie, Katherine, ,lean and Judy in Home- First row, left to right: Jim Ferris, John Nauseef, Barbara Russell. Second row: Darrell Corl, Bill Wright. Third row: Sally Jo Massingaill, Don Paddock. Fourth row: Jane Owens, Dolores Mallery, Bob Card, Gene Barker, Toba Cook, Joyce Ryan. Fifth row: Stephanie Brown, Ailene Phillips, Carole Berean. MAJ ORETTES Left to right: Carole Berean, Judy Hotchkiss, Ailene Phillips, and Cheryl Reynolds. Senior First row, left to right: Virginia Abdallah, Terry Snider, Judy Nauseef. Second row: Jane Ferris, Sandra Dolly, Roberta Mallery. Tlzircl row: Stanley Kullman, Robert Adams, James Caufield. Fourth row: Barbara Gates, Judy Hotchkiss, Tarry Cook, Ronald Smith, Terry Corl, Nancy Kinney Fifth row: Cheryl Reynolds, Martin Cahrielson, Mr. McGrady. Band The senior band provides for part of the musical entertainment of our school. For the last two years we have been invited to Cornell and hope to be invited again this year. We also go to the contest each spring and have received a rating of HAH for the last four years. This year there are two new organizations in the band, the dance band and the pep band. The pep band played for a basketball game and the dance band played for one of the mixers. Both these bands are made up of the students from the senior band. Next year they plan to be more active than they have been this year. .L We , .19 -r 1 l M ' ' ' I . T c me Q ' ff ' , AQ T . Q l zy- xfil' X N First row, left to right: Mrs. Gros, Martha Eaton, Roxanna Atkins, Patricia Chrisfield, Ailene Phillips. Second row: Stephanie Brown, Toba Cook, Judy Nauseef, Cheryl Reynolds, Elaine McGihbons, Sandra Dolly. Third row: Carole Berean, Judy Hotchkiss, Barbara Cates, Tarry Cook, Gail Friedah, Joyce Paddock, Linda Carr, Sylvia Congdon, Betty Lou Hulslander. Fourth row: William Wright, Richard Hicks, Douglas Brown, James Ferris, James Caufield, Ronald Smith, Darrell Corl, Joe Stabler. Aecomparzist: Delores Mallery. Senior . Wal Q First row, left to right: Sharon Winfield, Ann Censon, Margaret Stabler, ,lane Ferris, Diane Allis. Second row: Ann Phelps, Barbara Russell, Carol Mitchell, Geraldine Walburn, Joyce Ryan, Barbara Morgan. Third row: Sally Van Epps, Priscilla Schink, Edna Nicholson, Katherine Loope, Judy Freer, Anna Harris. Fourth row: John Loope, Robert Niver, Robert Adams, Gerald Congdon, Terry Corl, Robert Oliver, Michael Collins, Larry Lorows. Absent: ,loan Powers, Elizabeth Corey. . . Chorus Y I ' I D I First row, lc-fl lo right: Diana Fox, Yicki Fowler, Sharon Bingham, Fay Belknap, Lois Schaefer, Alicv Kinncy. Seworztl row: 'llhcodorc Doty, Pat Collins, Janice- Strcetcr, Gloria Dellow, Sharon Xfckirady. Linda Sisson, Dorothy Cox, Jane- Owcns. Philip Coombs, Gloria Diaz. Third row: Larry Winficld. l rt-dvrick Gros. Richard Moore. Wayne! Ferris, Brian Kullman, Edward Beaumont. Roger Stafford. .lohn McGrady. Paul Bi-nnctt. Mr. McGrady. ,.,,. Y, First row, left to riglzl: Mrs. Gros. Joan Osborne-. Wilma Phelps, Donna Smith, Gloria Lewis, Dorothy Xlillcr. Marilyn Bacon, Kay Allis, Noreen Thompson, Sandra Hamilton. Second row: Susan Benedict, Vicki Fowlcr, Dorothy Cox, Laura Heath, Bonnie Schink, Linda Winfield, Pm-ggy Holmes, Rose Mc- Namara, Roberta Mallcry. Marilyn Bilodcau, lalna Atkins, Sally Jo Massingill. Thircl row: Floyd Kcnyon. Patrick Collins. Donald Paddock, Robin Barncs, Hclcn Ccnson, Sharon Loftus, Diana Fox, .lane Own,-ns, Nina Nicholson. Lilla Elfwood. Kathy Brown. Paul Bcnnctt. Fourth row: John McGrady. Jann-s Hotchkiss, Dale Coombs, Martin Cabrielson, Gary Sink, Donald Smith. Seymour Nicholson, David Van Epps, Paul Turner. Larry Mitchell, Nancy Holcomb. Accompanist: Sharon Schellingcr, junior Chorus First row, from left to right are: Robert Pickert, Robert Harris. Second row: Cary Wheelock, Norman Monk, Bob Card, our advisor Ronald Pearce, Ray Allen, Doug Brown, Michael Collins. Third row.' Lester Bordwell, Richard Allis, Stewart Doty, Bob Hamilton, Phillip Coombs, David Powers. Fourth row: Tommy Monroe, Mike Nauseef, Don Beattie, Robert Oliver, Dick Hicks, Dick Nauseef, Cordon Watrous. We had a good turnout for the F.F.A. Club this year, with twenty-two FFAM members. Going over the F.F.A. club's program for the year are the F.F.A. officers. Front row from left to right: Lester Bordwell, treasurer, Nor- man Monk, President, Doug Brown, Vice President, Ray Allen, Secretary. Second row: John Loope, Jr., Sentinel, Bob Card, Reporter. Lester Bordwell and Mr. Pearce are looking over Lester's car trailer he made in shop this year. T - :,. '-If -1'1?r? S I Q ,1 'flsffgl - . . - p A L, K H : 141, N N f . my x - M , ' 1 - ' as Q2 A '. 1 Sr nf 2?-WAW' V X. A 15.5. 1 -53,5 ff. A 'W' it U' ' R5 A , .' 'ff '4 N '74 -- Mi? ? Q Q Q , 1 , , 5 A 1 ' 1 . ,mf f ,B Q ,L 'W' K f , 5 + fa, ' fl , ' if 2 fl ' .' zlf'.'?'s ' i , S59 Q' V Q ' ga i 'L 7iff,fnR1g,q N X 1 f, i Qg.,?f, Auf ya Q' E f L- A 'S N 1 , 4 '1-, , we A ., ,--'. 1.. 4 1 . , ,, .f L,,, , V ,V f , 525 , I L . if L A K . ry 1 4 1 . .: .1 1 2 - f - , V . ww f X' X . 4 - w gi k g s' E . if wg ' ,fig ,,ggi-'gf,1a3i:'igg, Q ' .zf-if 5 mx , H+ 5, figi L, aww L g a 'W' mf ,, m. ,. 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Sandra Hl'jlllPi!iN. llarult- Pm-ttm-t janv Uwvn, Ruxannu Atkinu. Ctlllrli-lIli't' Garm-r. Slivrrill Hillllllllbllti. Juan l'nvu-rx. liail ifric-riaii. Carnlz' i.iiiIhtif'Zll1. Juan Own-n. SPFOIII1 row: Anna Harrif. Sarah Yan Epps. Sit'Itil2,lIlil' liruwn. Mary Hlilalwtil Curvy. Ruiwrt i'i1'kr-rt. Mr. Bar-r. David Vows-ri. Cary XVilt'l'iuf'ii. Jane' Fvrris. Linrla Larr. Pvglgy Stalmlvr. ,Iuyw l't-rkinf. Tfliflf row: Mike Collins 0411111111 Watrrrua. liulwrt Oliwr. Stuart Almtt. fiilLiI'it'N flartl. ,latnvf Parkin. Frank Sniithkin, fl:-raltl Oslinr'ii4'. tiiiffuiwi Parkin. Kola:-rl Parkin. Martin llakn. Cvraifl W'ilciman. Rulwrt Harris. Fourth row: Larry Fuwlvr. Janivs Canfit-lil. Bnli Hamilton. Ge-m' Iiarkn-r. Ste-wart Uoty. Stuart Frei-r. Cay Us-itvr. Jnlin Nami-1-f. Dick Hivkx. jzuiic-S Ft-rrix. Vliillip llmuiilns. Hay Dmlgz-. Rifle Club Sflllltfl-l1.S.' tlurulw iiiitttivilll. I-flinalwt-tli ffm-11-y. Gail Frivdaii. Front out juan i'rrwr'rw.f.rmI111-tizlrrwr. Qi gluing: is an important str-p in training In han at riflv properly. as it niakvs the tliffr-r'v11vv lwtwv- high ur low targc-I swore-. Ur. Iiaer ia sighting rifle- for lim-raid Usborne-, Good luck. ,Im-rryi tI'Il Rifle Team 1957-1958 Fits! row, left to right: Gerald Osborne. Jann-s Caufield, John Nauseef, Robert Hamilton. Seronrl row: Eugene Barker, btuart Freer. Larry Fowler. Cary Beiter and James Ferris. XMCG1'HW McGraw lVlcC1'aW McGraw MCG1'3W 1 cNlcC1'aw bk XMCG1't1W' 1: XMCGMW McGraw X lVleC1'aw McGraw X XNlcG1'aw MCGI'HW P1014 826 1090 1072 1080 1086 1712 1654 1645 1645 876 1086 1686 1100 SEASON RECORD-1958 Norwich .,.,...... Wiiidsoi' 1,.1, Weedsport Deposit 111111111111 Wiridsoi' 111,, 11 Ithaca 1 1,1, Weedsport Deposit 11 ,111 1 1 Ithaca 1,1.,, Norwich ,,111 11 Vestal ,,1,., Vestal 1111111111 Cincinnatus 865 971 1115 1007 991 1785 1682 1696 1775 884 1105 1723 1026 Cary Gary Gary Cary Gary Ca ry John John 11 ohn Cary Gary Ca ry Ga ry Beiter ,111 ,,,, Beiter .,1, ,,,, Beitei' .111 111, Beiter ttt, 11 1 Beiter ,1,1 111, Beiter 1111,1, Nauseef Nauseef Nauseef Beiter 1 Beitei' 11 Beiter 1111 1111111 Beiter Section IV Tournament at l.B.lVl. lfirst three teams! lthaca-1144: Vestal-1116: McGraw-1081: High lncliviclual. Donald Egan of lthaca 238. 180 237 235 234 231 371 358 355 355 194 232 365 237 N.R.A. Sectionals at Deposit. March 29. 1958. lVlcCraw came in fourth place with a score of 1390 in the Scholastic clivision. Gary Reiter came in thircl with 371 in the individuals. 11-Means out of a possible 1250 H'-Means out of a possible 2000 Slanrfing, left to right: Ronald Smith. Donald Fuller, Cary Reiter, Coach Neifert, James Canfield. timekeeper. Donald Carr, Stuart Freer, Rohert Card, and Clifford Parkin. Kneeling, left I0 right: Joseph Staliler. manager, Gerald Campbell, Marion Towers, John Nauseef. and John Loope. manager. The iVlc'Craw Eagles deserved the trophy they won for the Class HC Championship this year. They ret-eiyed it hy victory over Cincinnatus in two thrilling games. ln the County league they made fourth place with eight wins and eight losses. It was an exciting season as the Eagles were eliminated in the lst round of the Class C. Section IV. New York State play-offs. Basketball Teams Left to right: llarhara Hates. Judy Hotchkiss. Carole Bt-rm-an. Judy Free-r. Barbara Russell, Gail lfriedah, Ailt-ne Phillips. Cheryl Reynolds. Starzflzng, left to right: Charles Card, Frank Srnithkin, Eugene Barker, Stewart Doty, Mr. Pierce, Assistant coachg Rohert Hamilton. Roll Parkin. Norman Alcott, and Donald Torrey. Kneeling: Cary Wlieeloek. David Powers, Richard Osborne, Richard Fuller, Larry Fowler, and Mike Collins. The junior varsity has worked hard this year, Claiming second place in the County league. We are proud to Say they had l-l wins and only 2 losses. and Cheerleaders Left to right: Mary Harris. Sharon Connelly, Judy Nauseef, Judy Brown, Peggy Stabler, ,lane Ferris. mia! L. Volle ball and Soccer llfxsl mum' Pmnkllxl blllllllklll. 1.1-rulwl U-lmrn:-, I.l1H Purkm. Nillllilgllff. 'NUFIIILIII Almll. .ltrllll Imyps J 3 Uuul Illlllll lcmlcn W lt! lumulr H1 1 H ' 1' - Hz nm. FIIQIPIIP liarkvr, Svfwzfl rout llavid lowvrs. 1lhurl1-s Card. lhillip 4. ijlllirllll Umlgv. xIi4'llll1'l Clullinf. I,fll'l'y I nvvlf-r. Nluriml 'l'nw1-rs. .lvhll Nflllfwf. Sfvwdlf my. xlllfiill Uglko. 7IIlI.fII row: Ulm Fullvr. Runalml Smith. Stuart Frm---r. Juwpll Stzllwlvr. fiivilill Nl'lfl'l'l. bury l3e'1l1'l'.Rulw1't f.LlI'1I. 1vl'I'?1l11 f.411nI1lme'll. Ulm f.urr. gi F V 5f'lIlf'flf lion Full:-r, Dun Curr. Stub :Xlm1t. llvm- liurkrfr. 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Besl' Wishes +o +he Class of '58 ADEN'S BARBER SHOP ll Main S'l'ree+ McGRAW, NEW YORK Complimenfs of CORTLAND AUTO SUPPLY CO., INC. CORTLAND, N. Y. SK-6-757I 6-7572 GARDNER 81 CAIN OIL CO. 57 Easi' Courl' Sfreei' Phone SK 6-7722 Corfland, N. Y. GASOLINE - KEROSENE - FUEL OIL Experf Oil Burner Service Congra'ruIa+ions and Besi' Wishes +o 'l'he Class of '58 GRANT'S BAKERY I ig. ITESI 111 -if-is 57 'if MMP WM MELDRIMS Q W f . WALLPAPER-PAINTS U QL 5, WINDOW si-IADES .LL I and P' FRAMING ' ' Come in and See Our CompIe'Ie Selecfions Phone SK 6-6I62 8 Cour'I' SI' CORTLAND, N. Y. LATIMER'S Sfore for Men MANHATTAN SHIRTS - SPORTSWEAR 20 CenI'raI Avenue Cor'I'IancI, New York We Apprecia+e Your Business M , Q 1 , 1 'NV H I 60 Main S'I'reeI' SK 6-573I CORTLAND, N. Y. CORTLAND GRANITE WORKS 39 Main S'IreeI' Corfland, N. Y. TYLER D. BETTS, Prop. Phone SK-6-6272 SERVING THIS COMMUNITY SINCE I845 Com plefe Glass Service 7 VALLEY GLASS SHOP Ph. SK 6-2082 I67 HOMER AVE. CORTLAND COMPLIMENTS SPIEGLE AND CHARLIE WILLCOX M E . --if-L Give f S 8: H GREEN STAMPS on Makes Friends GUESS WHAT CONGRATULATIONS on Your Graduarion and Success in Ihe Fufure SHEEDER ELECTRICAL SERVICE RAY E. KEENEY 81 SON Retailers Lumber-Pain+s and Varnishes Builders' Supplies DIAL SK 6-9977 CORTLAND I74 PORT WATSON ST. CORTLAND SAVINGS BANK SAVINGS ACCOUNT Ask 'For Free FoIder Cortland AVIN GS Bank MEMBER F.D.I.C. BROCKWAY SCHOOL BUSSES Safefy-DependaI::iIi'ry-Service BROCKWAY MOTOR TRUCKS Division of MACK TRUCKS, INC. CorI'Iand-Homer Road HOMER, N. Y. Give Flowers by REYNOLDS Phone SKyIine 6-6882 I09 Tompkins S+ CORTLAND. NEW YORK FABRIZIO'S MEN'S SHOP Men's CIo+hing and Furnishings 99 MAIN ST. CORTLAND. N. Y. SK-6-9022 Complimenfs of OLDS 81 FULMER SHOES 42 Main S+. Corfland, N. Y. DWYER STUDIO, INC. BeauI'ifuI PorI'raiI's 36 EAST COURT ST. CORTLAND. NEW YORK Congrais CompIimen'I's of THOMPSON BOAT H ' STORE Jo N S MFG. CO. 36 Main SIreeI' McGraw, N. Y. Phone TE-6-225I l27 ELM STREET CORTLAND, N. Y GOOD LUCK + G. H. WILTSIE o CLASS OF .57 READY-TO-WEAR C D Accessories DomesI'ics BUSINESS INSTITUTE I2-I4 Ceniral Avenue Con-+Iand, N. Y. China and Glass AI' Your Friendly DeparI'menI' S'I'ore in CORTLAND BesI' Wishes +o +he Seniors o'F McGraw CenI'raI School CORTLAND COUNTY BUS LINES CORTLAND. N. Y. STERLING PLANK ACME LUMBER 8: SUPPLY CO. Roufe 28I NorI'h of Grolon Rd. R. D. 4 Telephone SK-6-758I CORTLAND. NEW YORK SAN DER'S SPORT SHOP Everyfhing in Spor'I'ing Goods 53 MAIN ST. CORTLAND. N. Y. LESTER'S MOTEL Home of a Meal in a Loaf of Bread SK-6-80I4 RouI'e II aI' POLKVILLE, N. Y. 2 Miles Sou+h of Corfland, N. Y. CompIimenI's of CAMP PACKING CO., INC. Packer of U.S. GOV'T INSPECTED MEATS CompIimen+s of CompIimen'I's of REAKES ATKINS BEAUTY SHOPPE RED 81 WHITE STORE 4I N. Main S+. McGRAW, NEW YORK CORTLAND DERBY'S COLONIAL COTTAGE Complimems of ETHAN ALLEN TAL'-MADGE EARLY AMERICAN FURNITURE TIRE SERVICE I32 S. Main S+. Homer, New York Dial PI-9-3290 Compliments of THE CORTLAND STANDARD Your Daily Newspaper IN APPRECIATION FOR YOUR COOPERATION THROUGHOUT THE YEARS Best of Luck to Class of '58 VESTA CORSET CC., INC Compliments of SEMERAN BROS. DAIRY Your Local Milk Dealer PHONE S.K. 3-l48l R.D. I, MCGRAW, N. Y HOOSE OIL CO. C. G. WRIGHT, Mgr. Products by Richfield R. D. 4 Corllancl, New York Phone Skyline 6-9262 OVERHEAD DOOR CO. SALES AND SERVICE 200 Tompkins S+. Cor'rIand, N. Y TeI. SK 6-56I6 Dgspfp v'-lmufhi . xii I ug '::'.:'.': DAYTON MOTOR SALES, INC. Cor+IancI, N. Y. Shoes for School or Shoes 'For Dress, Come Io SARVAY SHOE CO. I3 Cen+raI Avenue CORTLAND. N. Y. JONES JEWELRY 55 Main SI'ree1' Cor+IancI, N. Y CORTLAND CAMERA SHOP EVERYTHING PHOTOGRAPHIC I33 SouI'h Main SK-6-598I BEARD'S MEMORIAL HOME Cor'rIand, New York Phone SK 6-56I4 Sales Service CompIimen+s of PARKER PONTIAC P0IvTl4'I ' BIodge'H Mills INCORPORATED 5-K- 6-7395 in Po.-+ wagon S+. sic 6-7544 GROCERIES MEATS CorI'Iand's No. I Car Dealer! BOLTON DONUT SHOP I 37 Main S+. Cor+Iand SK-3-049I CompIimen+s of THE CRESCENT CORSET CO., INC. Cor+Ianc.I. N. Y. GIFTS NOVELTIES TRUCKER'S INN 'TraveIer's Snack S+op DINNERS Mara'I'hon-Cor+IancI RoacI Rou'I'e II STAUBER DRUGS The Kodak S+ore The RexaII SI'ore R. A. STAUBER Pharmacisf and Chemis'I' SKYLINE 6-759I 35 Main S'Iree+ Corfland. New York GOOD FURNITURE a+ REASONABLE PRICES Busy Furnishing Homes Since I888 CENTRAL AVE. CORTLAND Congra'IuIaI'ions 'Io Class of I 958 MCGRAW BOX CO. McGRAW, N. Y. Make couwrngjgd wl-me anno Your Da l - - CompIimen+s of NOSS RADIO CORTLAND, NEW YORK Complimenfs of CompIimen+s WESTERN AUTO of ASSOCIATE STORE LEWIS W. WINCHELL I9 Clinion Ave. INSURANCE N. Y. 28V2 Main S'I'I'e6'I' Ph. SK-3-047' Corfland, New York Complimen+s of CONGRATULATIONS +o 'Phe Class of '58 HOMER H. JONES WICKWIRE BROTHERS, INC. FEED M -'-I 'NC- CORTLAND, N. Y. CORTLAND COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY WILSON 81 GREENE LUMBER CO. Home Building Counselors CORTLAND. N. Y. BEST WISHES TO SENIOR CLASS The Follcs aI' DEXTER'S FINE FOOD 5 GRANT ST. CORTLAND, N. Y. Complimenfs of ROY'S BARBER SHOP 99 Main Sf. Corflancl, N. Y. Over Fabrizio's Men's Shop LEROY FERRIS - Proprielor GEORGE BOWKER SHOE STORE 5 Main S'IreeI' CORTLAND. NEW YORK The Reliable Family Shoe S'rore CORTLAND COUNTY G.L.F. PETROLEUM GASOLINE KEROSENE FUEL OIL BURNER SERVICE MOTOR OIL GREASE Ph. SK-6-685I Corlland-McGraw Road Congra+uIa+ions +o +he Senior Class ABDALLAH DAIRY 224 TOMPKINS sr. CORTLAND HALL'S FurniI'ure - Appliances CompIe+e Home Furnishings Ho+poin+ Appliances Phone TE 6-2I6I McGraw, N. Y. The Righ+ CIo+hes a+ 'Ihe Righl Time Congratulations to Class of I958 LUXALL PAINT 84 SECURITY ROOFING DONALD F. EATON D.B.A. PRATT COAL AND LUMBER McGraw, New York KELLOGG AUTO SUPPLY CO. Au+omo+ive Par+s Machine Shop Service PHONE SK 6-9944 I55 Main S+. Corlland, N. Y. Complimenls of P 81 C MARKET I79 N. HOMER AVE. CORTLAND A. B. BROWN 81 SON Appliances-Hardware-GifI's Brown Machinery and Supply Farm Machinery-Power Saws HOMER-CORLAND RD. CompIimen+s of Dress Right - you can't afford not to! TICKNOR'S The Profi'r Sharing Slore COURT ST. CORTLAND CompIimen'I's of MARINE MIDLAND TRUST COMPANY or SOUTHERN New YORK Cor+Iand New York Member of Federal Deposii' Insurance Corporafion Flowers for AII Occasions A rv who GATES 'P af GREEN:-louse 19 32... ' , 'N We Deliver 4 . -if Carndhgj ff! .1 3 ,aft ' 7 ' -5 ,rfb 4? Q ' .L 1 Phone TE 6-527I 9 Highland Avenue McGRAW, N. Y. M. C. HULBERT Insurance of All Kinds MCGRAW, NEW YORK Sales Service GLEASON BUICK 26 Courf S+.. Cor+Iand. N. Y. WHITE'S I.G.A. IVAN E. WHITE, Owner OuaIi+y Mea+s and Groceries Phone SK-6844I II8 CIinI'on Ave. CORTLAND, NEW YORK DONALD F. EATON D. B. A. PRATT COAL 8: LUMBER Phone TE-6-227I McGraw. Success 'Io +he Class of '58 FLIP'S RESTAURANT .. TERIAL - CEMENT COAL BUILDING MA N Y MCGRAW NEW YORK PAYNE BROS. oFFlcE EQUIPMENT, INC. I4 MAIN STREET CORTLAND. N. Y. SK 6-9933 - Phone - SK 6-9934 VIEHDORFER PHARMACY CompIimenII's of Richard and AIree+a Viehdorfer and Lois Dofy Main S'I'reeI' MCGRAW, N. Y. TE 6-475I SK 6-8978 CompIimenI's CAI N'S COMPLETE PIANO AND PLAYER SERVICE Tuning-ReguIa+ing-Repair CLEANING AND MOTHPROOFING A SPECIALTY Promp+, Efficieni Service Trac+ors and ImpIemen+s FORD TRACTOR, DEARBORN EQUIPMENT MALL SAWS COBEY SPREADER, GEHL EQUIPMENT Phone SK 6-687I I49 CIin+on Corfland, New York JOE M. TAYLOR 23 W. ACADEMY ST.. McGRAW Dial TE 6-46ll INSURANCE AUTO FIRE ELOATER COMPREHENSIVE, PERSONAL. FARM, LIABILITY Owners, Landiords and TenanI's and O'II1er Lines VERNON E. WILLIAMS TE 548l Besi' Wishes +o +I-me Class of l958 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CORTLAND Cincinnalus. N. Y. Corlland. N. Y. Mara'I'I1on, N. Y. MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Congrafulafions 'Io Class of I 958 E. STRONG 81 SON Esso Gas and Oil Congra'I's Io Class of I958 CAIVIPBELUS GROCERY STORE AND CLOTHING STORE STEVENS OLDSMOBILE Sales - Service Safely Tes+ed Used Cars HOMER AND CORTLAND RD. Complimenfs of MCCORMICK FARM EQUIP. sToRE FARMALL TRACTORS McCORMICK FARM EQUIP. INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS SALES PARTS SERVICE 2I0 So. Main. Homer PI 6-2604 MCGRAW C0-OP G.L.F. SERVICE 6 cl - Seed - Ferfilizer Farm Supp.ies - Family Food Complimenfs of CINCINNATUS AUTO CO. Cincinnafus, N. Y. PADDOC K'S MARKET II4 River S+ree+ CORTLAND, N. Y. Frui'l' and Vegefables Our Specialiy A Sa+isfied Cusfomer ls Our Besi' Adver+isemen+ BETTY 81 ROY'S Co 'P'ime +S Auro EAT of Home of 'l'he Gianf Hofs and Fish Fries Dial sK-3.l29i R. D. 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