Medina High School - Mirror Yearbook (Medina, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1954 volume:

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KENNEDY President BOARD OF EDUCATION PAUL GARRICK l N EDWARD HELLERT Medina Lentral School, District 1, has a Board f of Education consisting of nine members: live from the village and four from the rural areas: Mr. John P. Kennedy, president, Mr. LaVerne E. Becton, vice-president, Messrs. Paul Blackburn, Paul Carrick, Edward Hellert, John H. Holton, Glenn F. Pask, Thomas B. Robbins, and B. Earle Vosteen. Miss Laura E. Engelson is clerk and administrative assistant to Sup,t. Arthur Trippen- see. JOHN H HOLTON B. EARLE VOSTEEN GLENN F. PASK THOMAS B. ROBBINS 6 ' -MYE- QZPNQQZA Awww, , - ,mils '-1 W1 EWS? w u aww if-an 1. wig, HO Liberty, in thine light The teacher stands, need Of creation, friend of man. Standing: Austin Martin - citizenship: Laura King - mathematics: William Matson - industrial arts. Seated: Genevieve Smith - English: Carol R. Hall - English. p FREE F C LTY Burton Thomas and ,lay Cortright - business: Elsa M. Ferguson - English, journalism: Gordon Elliot - French, English: Joseph Coats - citizenship. Standing: Charles Foster - printing, indus- trial Arts: Edward Swanekamp - art: Vito Misiti - mathematics. Seated: Gilman. Wil- liams - art: Marjorie Mather - mathematics, citizenship. Standing: Albert Pierce - agriculture, driv- ing: David Blasdell - science: Alexander Easton - scienceg Arden McAllister - citizen- ship. Seated: Ermie Boardman - science: Mabel Dahlquist - Latin, guidance. ' 'W V R i.f--'W-nf ---....,,.,.,, ,- 4- ff K A in Nl:-Isa iflapp - reveptionist: Laura ling:-lson - administrative assist- ant: Nlilflred Banks - str-nographer. Karzai. Helen Heady lat dexkl - registrar, and pupils who seek passes tn Vim'e--Principal Us-vlin or Cuirlzinve Direvtor Hinckley, Mrs. White supervising audiometer tests. Elsie Quintern - hook- kef-pf-rg Mildred Howlett - tax Collector. N TAFF Mi l C1 vt:-rin Sta : Emily mis - vook manager' l'l0renr'e Svhultz: Irene Britt: Edith Wiedrivh. l Q L I o. a Q ti, 0 Mi 1' Q A P A 0 .K ff 0 N I 'Mi Q A in Qs s ' hh 'Wha- ,..,, LANGUAGE ARTS Through standardized tests in reading and writing, each pupil's skill is analyzed. If prac- tice is required. corrective exercises are admin- istered. The speech class strives to develop facility in speech. grace, and poise. A class rn English reads a scene rom one o Shakespeare s dramas LIBRARIES Two libraries are avallable for use hs school students the School which provldes materials for pupil reading and study the Lee Whedon which specializes in more adult liter ature and research The school library rs always az azlable or more extensue readxng and research f-'Ser ,...,,, IHI1 ws ff Discussion o current problems has :ts place zn American hzstory classes CITIZENSHIP Citizenship courses acquaint the tudent with the American way of life and also with Luropean and Asiatic countries To supplement text A book instruction study guides and news magzazlnes are used 12 p ' f ' e - ' it td SAT It mq i5 . . f . . . . al tk fin . tv E , ' ' S ' A U lj? iso ' ' , ' '. ' . . xscye 2 'lifyjfr U On Mr Fellers dazly srhedule I5 zndzudual as INSTRUMENTAL Actual experlente 1n mstrumental muslc garned ln lIldlVldll3l small and large groups Var lous types of muslc are practlced The hrghlrght on thls year s mUQ1C8l calendar was the production of Vlctor Herbert s The Fortune Teller LX D DQ Under Mr Connors dzrertzon a quartet prartires or a school event VOCAL MU HI well as group mslrudmn Through 1 xude cholce of soc al groups and muslc' classes hoth boys and gurls haw the opportunity to express themselves ITlllQlt3llY These groups proude entertarnment for others at assemhlles and at xarlc u other programs MU HI LANGUAGE ART Llterature study glV69 students an appreclatlon of prose and poetry and the ,.reat masters Actual experience IS gained through lllllelibhlll contests and the warrous other ereatlve Wflllflg and journallsm CXIJCTICDCCS Core pu plls made field trips to publlc lJll1ldll1gS and prepared books on Indlan and ploneer llfe A serond year Englxsh group participates in a tlmed readzng test -Y Three students demonstrate a dz zrult problem zn elementary algebra A1 MATHEMATHI 'Nlathematlcs courses are taught for thelr practlcal use ln everyday Q E. llfe Actual trlps to the hank and mdlrect measurement of nearby objects furnlsh actual experlence and observatlon Hlgher math courses provxde ., background for further work IH related fields 13 I' f 1 ll ' . 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BUSINESS Introduction to business, bookkeeping, business arithmetic, retailing, and business law give the student a well rounded knowledge of the lmportance of ac curate records and of legal principles Involved in everyday procedures Fleld trips have enabled re , Mg tailmg students to observe 1n actual operation methods studied in class 'Mx Q uf Mrs Hinckley s retazlzng class plans and prepares advertzszng displays BUSINESS Shorthand typing and secretarlal prac tice courses provide trainmg to meet the demand for competent personnel ln the bus mess world Students galn firsthand perience in the operation of office machines and in typing copy for MCS publications A non buszness typmg group works bustly on the asstgnment or the day SCIENCE The hiolo y and general science courses afford the opportunity to studv the composition and functions of the human body the development of the chick egg in an incubator and experimentation xn the dlssectlon of frogs textbook study Nxg Lax? Bxology students are interested xn Mr Easton s explanation and dtagrams 'la-ifiml 'All' 14- , A is . . Yun W 1 - SA ti-Hill N 4 l A q'f,ms'7' A s 5 ' ' . ' - ex- . . . . . Nh, it x t , . I earthworms, and rats. Field trips to the Buffalo Museum also supplement AQ t X M :V N X. . 'rv' 'uri . , ' X i . 'U A , ' 1 ,4' f'J Q X fi ,t 'ff' . . .A 'Ti I ' . -W' F . W The rnachzne shop urmsbes practzcal projects VOCATIONAL SHOP Students galn the know how to become proflclent ln the operatxon of lathes grmders shapers and IIlIlllHr machlnes Thls knowledge along wlth repalr work and weldmg wlll enable many to fit mto slmllar Jobs after thelr graduation from hzgh school Woodworkzng boys develop numerous mdzudual and wortbwhfle projects INDUSTRIAL ARTS Appllcatlon of book knowledge of hand skllls IS shown by the finlshed products ln wood metal and ceramlcs that are turned out by the student Constructlon of stage sets scenery and general repaxr work have glven the bovs addltlonal experlence 0 ag! Mr Foster and a student talk over the przntzng o the M H S News PRINTING ,V Both knowledge and skills are obtamed by domg pflfltlflg projects such as l posters forms tlckets and programs requlred by school orgamzatlons Reproducmg prmted matter mcludmg rellef cut or block prlntmg and sllk screen dupllcatlons are among the practlcal projects developed CIENCE Fundamental prmclples physlcs and chemlstry mclude a study of sound llght electrlclty food and matter Actual labora tory experlmentatlon promotes ln d1v1duaI observatlon and the studv of the prlnclples learned ln the class room Fleld trlps to chemlcal mdustrles IH the Westem New York area also supplemented the class lnstructlon pigs Several students per orm an experzment m the new chemzstry wg' 5 laboratory. 1 0 . f - . . 1 - . . V. - cc I V91 - - W 1 I a 9 l I l ' . I I A ' V 7 4' 4 ' -u 1 1 4 ' S. ir ' is l 9 , ' I ,, lm.-,at e A Sgt 5. A Jlgki 'bi ill ,, ,QL ' , , 5 . . 'ft I ., f ,, ,Kd . 9 V 'll Q 1 a 1 a I u g, , 1 9 l ' 9 , L ' ' ' 'X , 1 5 H ' A I A . . I N - ' ' in 9 9 9 1 ' ' bkfiz' . I . A rlothing group studies materials, lays out patterns, and makes garments. FINE ARTS Through self expression and inspiration an appreciation of works of art and creatlveness are incorporated in the fine arts courses Additional practice has been gained in painting stage sets and scenery and illustrating various school publl cations HOMEMAKING Emphasis is placed on the selection, prepa- ration, and serving of nutritious, wholesome meals. Breakfasts, luncheons, and party prepa- rations were carefully analyzed. Other groups studied various fabrics, use of the sewing machines, pattern and color selection, and the making of clothing. Mr Wtllzams class zn Basic Art works A G R I C U L T U R E on 4 tarzety 0 wdmdaaz prawn Pupils prepared and staged an Ag fair in October and the fifth annual pancake supper in March Actual experience has been gained by testlng milk for butterfat content and soil for lime Fleld trips to Cornell and the Dairymen s League plant were made for observation of methods in practice f zf'Af An agriculture class studzes the vartous types of grasses OND , f , l X . , ,Q 4 . if WA 16 i HOMEMAKICI The soctal hvmg. rlasses studled the famtlv group and tts problems and the ways to lmprove the famlly relatlons The lmportance of good groommg practlces was also stressed Some groups weighed the pros and rons of buymg rentmg building and furnlshlng a home Instrurtor Pzerce explams the sleps in cbangmg a lzre .- ...-4,---- 5'---Q--Q 'Wbiuu QA... 5 Runmng a kzlfhen e zczenlly I5 demonstrated by a oods class DRIVI ln the hrt semester thirty fixe students were taught to drlve torrertly or to lmprove thetr Cllltltlg The real test for sportsmanllke drum was ln the Road e o contest sponsored by the Jr fhamber of Commerce DANCING Dllfltlf, the noon hour round dances are enjoved ln the Ctrls Gym square dancmt, 1s taught and practlced ln the gym classes Dance lnstruetors are engaged to teach begmners the proper steps Consequently mam more students are able to attend the dances spon sored by the xarlous school or anwatlons li HW- Mrs Bernard Rooney znstrufts a group in various types of danrzng ' 17 p ,, 92 la Age: 5- T.. .1 l H . , l- 5 : '3 51, 'safe .PN I .J . . ff.. . f D 3? af Qfir. ld . L i . L U 1' 'ly n 1 A g nk' 1 I wt, A V QI XA- X Y fyfx K W,,, K X 'P l A physical education claxs gets into practice for Demonstration Night. HEALTH Besides mere physical fitness good health lncludes mental emotional and social sta bility To attain these goals the course 1n the study of bodily functions and mental reactions is supplemented by a physical audlometer and a dental check up for every one LUNCH ROOM The school lunch provides a large portion of the students daily nutrition requirements With the remodeling of the kitchen the meals are now serxed more efficiently Available for everyone are ice cream and milk shakes at the Dairy Bar as well as fresh milk from a speclal counter PHYSICAL EDUCATION Gym classes stress coordination of the body and the mind through the various indoor and outdoor sports activities. Everyone physically able participates in group sports and calisthenics to develop the body and thus promote better health. Mr Parsons class studzes prznczples o mental and physzcal health Sk: :es fudgszcles zce cream cones and 1,8 in X ,E mzlkshakex are on sale here 3 18 H ' 1 1 ., . , I . 4 - ' 1 . . . 3 an , - '- , . . . f . I . . 0 r 1, as r M19 1 it 0 , y , X, , , 2? ' , f, ., rf me-,if Tfgllag .f Y wmv-1-Ci X - 1.11-,ig - is-rig, A' ' ,,-a V A , J Qtlffte. f 4 a I AM,wfW my . L9 if ,..f ff?-I 5 Ffa NANCY ADAMS ANITA ALBRICHT JOYCE ALTMAN DONNA LOU BACON College Entrance College Entranre College Entrance Homemaking Saab ll Anim Joyce Dagmar . I, X, ' 2 Lonf BALCERZAK WILLIAM BALCERZAK JAN BANAZUSKI HOWARD BATHRICK College Entranve College Entranve College Entrance BIISUIPSS Course Kivhard Ape Banjo Slllb CL SS OF 1954 DONNA BENNETT College Entranre Donna ,J Q BERNICE BLOUNT GEORGE BUSCH Business Course Agriculture Bernie George M r , lx up f , X OFFICERS: William Balcerzak, presidentg Richard Noth, vice-presi enlggq l l 20 -E 7 . v4-7 QJ - LEAH FELTZ Retailing Lee ffAN1ll,l,E FERRI VUIl.l.lAM CIBSUN COMFORT GREEN Business Course Machine Shop 7 Business Course Cam Hoot V xy, I I Y Comfy .ll 'iff Nl fa I Vw JOANNE GUMTOW 1QHARlf,ES H TWAY CAROL HEWITT FAYE HEWITT Business Course 1 I I, iixgric ture Homemaking Academic Course f Jo 4 Ch ack Carol Safrie r ' ,f 54 W' CLASS 0F 1954 CAROL HILL College Entrance- Hill Billy ' I' . 1.1! SHAREN HUTCHISON HYNDMAN 'Q 3 EDWARD JABLONSKI Araflemiv ffoursf- 3C,olleg6 Enhance nf, la Machine Shop Sherry I 9 l Ryg ' S Edju 1 I , ' 1 I 1' l in A l N ', ll R 7 1 , 1 j SPONSORS: Miss Mabel Dahlquist anil Mr. Arden McAllister. 22 1 V F A . f 1' , College Entranre Business Course ,ff Joyce Rich LYNN MCI-JLWEE Academic Course Jeanie Lynn JOYCE MATTUS RICHARD MATUSAK ., ,f JEANETTE McCLELLAN Business Course Y 45 Z of .lAY7MQDE'N EDWARD MORIARTY BERNADETTE MORIEN K V ' X Agriculture ' Bookkeeping Business Course ' lay Ed Bernie 1 l 1 l y V 1 CL SS OF 1954 RICHARD NOTH College Entrance Skip . if ,S 1 MARY LOUISE OTTAVIANO JEROME PADOLESKI .pf Business Course Machine Shop Mary ferry CLASS MOTTO: Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers. 24 FLORENCE PASSMORE Academlc Course ALadem1c FCO POPE SHARON PRATT 0 ege Entrance Buemess Couree Florence Tony Deacon Sherry Q FRANK RANALLO Voratxonal Frank ACK CLASS COLORS. J aqua and silver CLASS FLOWER rose 25 QM RICHARD REAK College Entran Ru' ' .N LZ CLASS 0F 1954 GERALD RUGER Retazlmg erry ,-Y ll fy' ll I ll? A I M Uv WV 'VX College Entrance Dolores X I 41 HERBERT Retall ff FRED LESLIE smvm JANET SNYDER CAROL sono lndustrial College Eytfrance College Entrance Fred fan I Carol STARR BETTY STAWICKA STELLA STAWICKA KATHRYN mg College Entrance Busmess Course Busmess Course Tark Rzbby Stella Kay CLASS OF RICHARD STILLINGER Vocational ' Stinky ' CHARLES TAYLOR A 1-:DMUND VALLECORSE J JOHN VANILLE Vocational College Entrance J Retailing I 5 ' CIIUCIC - ' Poncho . Y Cumlod ,X , W4 l a V . 1 1 - 'L A fl4'lf1rl,ij'H 117, L, ,L l 'L - X L 1 pf L .! R ff yi-ff, A CLASS PROJECTS: Saturday Evening Recreation Program, ffko may MQWNMW ACM I FRANKLIN WALDO ETHEI WALLFR l J FUCFNE WANIECKI ROY ARNOLD WATKINS College Entrance Avademlv Mavhlne Shop Vocational Wald: Fuzzy Whacky C hzclc Al,-11 AAJ 4 T R if ,info-ala A ful- M144 KENNETH WATT THOMAS WHITE RUTH WHITTLETON ROBERT WILSON 'M Cgllege Em,-ance College Entrance Homemakmg College Entranve Km Tom Ruth Punchy College Entrance E na WOOD RU FF Homemakmg W' A4564 vw U, Myne , 4' the Semor Ball, and a school gxft 27 CLASS OF 1954 CHERYL YAHNKE Bookkeeping Curly MMM COCC V . L- K MI K 'rl li W. K 1. ff.-Il 1 , IA .I A ? il. J 74 I . 4 l pf . r X W I I q X V I . f Lf' :V ' -V M4 fi. V 7166 l MV A V ,i ' kr'-9 JA MA. 'lil' ' P sk Lldk -l:H'A'l S' 'Q V 3. .Qi 'HIL YJ: xl Q 14 x. T - K ' ' A Q 1' 1 -- dl Ur ' ww, 1 I i I 0' C . , fl Jo 8' , ,jdjl R' ,- W' f 1' of mf IOR CTI ITIE Wfwi NANCY ADAMS College Entrance Sr. Dramatic Club 4, 3, 2, Resident Girls' Intramurals 4, 3, 2, I, Bowling 4, Student Council 2, Safety and Welfare Council 1, Jr. Dramatic Club 1, 8, Pride and Prejudice 3, Ergonians 4, 3, ANITA ALBRIGHT College Entrance Athletic Council 4, Arista 4, Beg. Photo. Club 4, Non-Resident Girls' Intramurals 4, Wakapa 2, Sr. Science Club 3: Math Club 2, Jr. Science Club I, Honors Con- vocation 3, 2, 1, Daisy Chain 3. JOYCE ALTMAN College Entrance Ergonians 4, 3, Non-Resident Girls' In- tramurals 4, 3, 2, 1, Wakapa 2, I, Athletic Council I: M. H. S. News 3, Girls' Athletic Club 1. DONNA LOU BACON Homemaking Leisure Time Club 4, 3, 2, Girls' Chorus 4, 3, 2: Service Union 3, 2, Resident Girls' Intramurals I, Operettas 4, 3, 2, 1. RICHARD BALCERZAK College Entrance Student Council 4, Legion of Honor 4, Math Club 4, Sr. Physical Fitness 4, 3, 2, Football-Varsity 4, Bowling 4, 3, Track 4, 3, Basketball-Reserves 2, Foot- ball-Reserves 2, 3, Wakapa 2, .Airplane Club 2, Audio-Visual Club 3, Jr. Physical Fitness Club I. i WILLIAM BALCERZAK College Entrance Legion' of Honor 4, 3, Sr. Physical Fitness 4, 3, 2, Jr. Physical Fitness I, Student Council 3, Football-Varsity 4, 3, Foot- ball-Reserves 2, Bowling 4, 3, Track 3. HOWARD BATHRICK Business Legion of Honor 4, 3, 2: Sr. Physical Fitness 3, Pres., 2, Jr. Physical Fitness I, Basketball-Varsity 4, 3, 2, Basketball- Reserves 1, Baseball 4, 3, 2, I, Bowling 2, 1, Club Council 3, Athletic Council 3, 1, Homeroom 310 Treas. 3. JAN BANAZUSKI College Entrance Student Assoc. Com. 4, Student Council i 4, 2, Club Council 4 Pres., Athletic Coun- cil 4, Activities Board 4 Chairman, Arista 4, Legion of Honor 4, 3, Football-Varsity 4, 3, 2, I, Basketball-Varsity Manager 3, f Wakapa 2, Honor Court 3, Safety Sz Wel- ' fare Council 4, Track 4, 3, Vice-Pres. Student Assoc. 4, Vice-Pres. Jr. Class, Sec. Homeroom 307, 3, Citizenship Con- 1 ference Syracuse 3, Boys' State Alternate 1 3, Honors Convocation 3. E DONNA BENNETT College Entrance 'A The Mirror 4, Ergonians 4, Adv. Photo. l Club 4, 3, 2, Girls' Chorus 4, Bowling 4, 3, 2, 1, Resident Girls' Intramurals 3, Service Union 1, Math Club 2, Jr. Dra- matic Club I, Ninth Grade Chorus 1. P BERNICE BLOUNT Business M, H. S. News 4, Leisure Time Club 4, 3, Beg. Photo. Club 4, Service Union 3, Barker Central School, 2, 1. GEORGE BUSCH Agriculture F. F. A. 4, 3, 2, Rifle Club 4. ROBERT BUSH College Entrance Blue Coats 4, Sr. Science Club 4. RITA CALEB College Entrance The Mirror 4, M, H. S. News 4, 3 Chairman 4, Arista 4, Ergonians 4: Adv. Photo. Club 4, Girls' Chorus 4, 3, 2, Non- Resident Girls' Intramurals 4, 3, 2, I, Bowling 2, Girls' Athletic Club 4, 2, Wakapa 2, I, Leisure Time Club 1, Math Club 2, Ninth Grade Chorus I, Lady Be Good 2, Irene 3, Honors Convo- cation 3, 1, Daisy Chain 3. WILLIAM CALEB Vocational Shop Sr. Physical Fitness 4, 3, 2, I, Jr. High Chorus I, Bowling 3, Treas. 200, 2. SHIRLEY CARPENTER Retailing Blue Coats 4, Leisure Time Club 4, 3, 2, Resident Girls' Intramurals I, Non- Resident Girls' Intramurals 2, Bowling 2. RICHARD CAVERS Business Boys' Chorus 4, 3, 2, 1, Sportsmen 4, A Cappella Choir 4, Bowling 4, 3, 2, Base- ball Manager 3, Safety Sr Welfare Council 1, Airplane Club 3, 2, I, Jr. Physical Fitness 1, Jr. High Chorus I, School Broadcast 1. MARY ANNE CLEARY College Entrance UM. H. S. News 4, Scribblers 4 Pres., 3, 2, Club Council 4, Arista 4, Sr. Dra- matic Club 4 Sec., 2, Girls' Chorus 4, 3, 2, A Cappella Choir 4, 3, 2, Beg. Photo. Club 3, Wakapa 2, Jr. Dramatic Club 1, Bowling 2, 1, All-Star Choir 3, Irene 3, Lady Be Good 2: Jr. Dra- matic Play Love Hits Wilbur 1, Honors Convocation 3, 2, Fortune Teller 4, Masque 81 Gavel 4. CAROL COON Business Leisure Time Club 4, 2, Jr. Girls' Club I, Girls' Chorus 4, 3, Resident Girls' In- tramurals 3. SHIRLEY A. DI CUREIA Retailing Commercial Club 4, 3, 2, 1, Blue Coats 2, 1, Resident Girls' Intramurals 3, 2. 1, Non-Resident Girls' Intramurals 3, 2, Bowling 3, 2, I. PAUL DUTCHER College Entrance Club Council 3, 2, Athletic Council 4, Legion of Honor 4, 3, Honor Court 3, Safety 81 Welfare Council 3, Airplane Club 2 Pres., 1, Sr. Physical Fitness 4 Pres., 3 Vice-Pres., 2, Football-Varsity 4, 3, 2, Basketball-Varsity 4, 3, Baseball 4, 3, 2, 1, Track 4, 3, Football-Reserves 1, Pres. Freshman Class 1. 28 COMFORT GREEN Business Arista 43 Ergonians 43 Adv. Photo. Club 43 Beg. Photo. Club 33 Girls' Chorus 4, 3, 23 Ninth Grade Chorus 13 A Cappella Choir 4, 33 Safety 31 Welfare Council 23 Wakapa 23 Non Resident Girls' Intra- murals 4, 3, 2, 13 Baseball 23 Girls' Ath- letic Club 43 Irene 33 Lady Be Good 23 Golden Apple 13 Honors Convoca- tion 4, 3, 2, 13 All-State Chorus 43 The Fortune Teller 4. ' JOANNE GUMTOW Business Arista 43 Girls' Chorus 4, 33 A Cappella Choir 43 School Broadcast 4, 33 Athletic Council 3, 23 Service Union 13 Wakapa 2 Sec. 13 Commercial Club 23 Ninth Grade Chorus 13 Lady Be Good 23 Irene 33 The Fortune Teller 43 Resident Girls' Intramurals 1. CHARLES HARTWAY Agriculture Athletic Council 43 Legion of Honor 4 Treas., 3, 23 F. F. A. 4, 3 Treas., 2 Vice- Pres., 13 Sr. Physical Fitness 4, 3, 23 Jr. Physical Fitness 13 Football-Varsity 43 Basketball-Varsity 43 Track 4, 3. CAROL HEWITT Home Economics Leisure Time Club 4, 3, 23 Beg. Photo. Club 33 Radio Workshop 43 Jr. Girls' Club 1, 8, 73 Jr. Dramatic Club 1, 83 Girls' Chorus 3, 23 Ninth Grade Chorus 13 Rip Van Winkle 83 Lady Be Good 23 Irene 33 Bowling 3. SARAH FAYE HEWITT Art Blue Coats 43 Service Union 3, 23 Adv. Photo. Club 4, 33 Beg. Photo. Club 23 Girls' Chorus 4, 3, 23 Ninth Grade Chorus 13 Honors Convocation 3. CAROL HILL College Entrance Student Council 43 Club Council 4 Treas.3 Finance Committee 43 Arista 43 Ergon- ians 43 Library Club 4 Pres., 3, 2, 13 Beg. Photo. Club 33 Radio Workshop 4g Jr. Girls' Club 13 Orchestra 4, 33 Girls' Chorus 4, 3, 2, 13 Ninth Grade Chorus 1: A Cappella Choir 43 All-State 43 Honors Convocation 3, 23 Irene 33 Lady Be Good 23 Golden Apple 1. 1953- 1954 'A if . , 3 'Jwqmg 3 SHAREN HUTCHISON Academic Club Council 43 Blue Coats 43 Service Union 3, 2, 13 Leisure Time Club 43 Art Club 4 Pres., 3 Vice-Pres.3 Girls' Chorus 43 Ninth Grade Chorus 13 Jr. 33 Major- ette 43 Head Majorette, 3, 2, 1, 83 A Cappella Choir 43 Resident Girls' Intra- murals 1. ROGER HYNDMAN College Entrance The Mirror 43 Blue Coats 43 Safety 81 Welfare Council 33 Legion of Honor 43 Art Club 2, 13 Math Club 33 Sr. Physical Fitness 4, 33 Jr. Physical Fitness 23 Jr. Science Club 8, 73 Football-Varsity 4, 33 Football-Reserves 23 Basketball-Varsity 4 Manager3 Bowling 4, 33 Track 33 School Broadcast 3. EDWARD JABLONSKI Machine Shop Honor Court 43 Athletic Council 23 Legion of Honor 4, 33 Rifle Club 23 Sr. Physical Fitness 3, 23 Jr. Physical Fitness 1, 83 Football-Varsity 4, 3, 2, 13 Basketball- Varsity 3, 23 Basketball-Reserves 13 Baseball 4, 3, 2, 13 Track 3, 2, 13 Pres. Junior Class 3. MARGERY JOSEPH College Entrance Athletic Council 4, 33 Leisure Time 13 Sr. Dramatic 43 Jr. High Chorus 8, 73 Resi- dent Girls' Intramurals 3, 2, 1, 8, 73 Bowling 4, 3, 23 Years Ago 43 Irene 33 Masque 81 Gavel 4. MARILYN KELLEY Business M. H. S. News 43 Scribblers 13 Com- mercial Club 4 Sec., 3 Vice-Pres., Leisure Time Club 2, Vice-Pres. 13 Beg. Photo. Club 43 Bowling 1. THOMAS KENNEDY College Entrance UM. H. S. News 43 Blue Coats 43 Arista 43 Wakapa 23 Sr. Science Club 43 Math Club 23 Sr. Physical Fitness 2 Reporter3 Jr. Physical Fitness 13 Debate Club 33 Football-Varsity 4, 3, 23 Football- Reserves 13 Bowling 4, 2, 13 Track 13 Golf 4, 33 Honors Convocation 3. JOYCE KENWARD College Entrance Student Council 4, 3, 2, 13 Ergonians 43 Library Club 2, 13 Sr. Dramatic Club 43 Debate Club 43 Resident Girls' Intra- murals 4, 3, 2, 13, Bowling 3g Varsity Cheerleader 33 Treas. Jr. Class 3. 29 JEANETTE KLIMEK College Entrance Scribblers 33 Arista 43 Commercial Club 23 Leisure Time Club 43 Sr. Dra- matic Club 4, 33 Jr. Dramatic Club 13 Girls' Chorus 4, 3, 23 Ninth Grade Chorus 13 Bowling 23 Years Ago 43 Honors Convocation 33 Daisy Chain 33 Lady Be Good 23 Irene 3. WILLIAM LEWANDOWSKI Machine Shop Legion of Honor 4, 33 Rifle Club 33 Audio- Visual Club 2, 13 Sr. Physical Fitness 43 Football-Varsity 4, 3. PATRICIA ANN LEWIS College Entrance The Mirror 43 Honor Court 4, 33 Ath- letic Council 3, 2, 1 Vice-Pres. 43 Service Union 13 Commercial Club 2 Vice-Pres.3 Math Club 33 Sr. Dramatic Club 43 Radio Workshop 3 Treas.3 Debate Club 4 Lib.3 Girls' Chorus 23 Ninth Grade Chorus 13 A Cappella Choir'4, 33 Honors Convoca- tion Eligibility Com. 33 Vice-Pres. 3063 Vice-Pres. 303. CAROLYN LITCHFIELD Homemaking Blue Coats 43 Service Union 3. 2, 13 Leisure Time Club 4, 3, 23 Jr. Drama- tic Club 13 Girls' Chorus 4, 3, 23 Ninth Intramurals 4, 3, 23 Lady Be Good 23 Irene 3. MARILYN LITCHFIELD Retailing Blue Coats 4: Service Union 3, 2, 13 Safety and Welfare Council 33 Leisure Time Club 4, Sec., 3, Sec., 13 Jr. Drama- tic Club I3 Girls' Chorus 4, 3, 23 Ninth Non-Resident Girls' Golden Apple 13 Grade Chorus 13 Intramurals 3, 23 Lady Be Good 23 Irene 33 Fortune Teller 4. JAMES LYSTER Vocational Shop Legion of Honor 43 Rifle Club 2, 13 Sr. Physical Fitness 4, Treas., 33 Sr. Band 4, 3, 23 Football- 43 Football-Varsity Reserves lg Bowling 4, 33 Track 4, 3. EVELYN MALINOSKI College Entrance Student Council 33 Athletic Council 13 Service Union 13 Safety and Welfare Council 4, Sec. 23 Ergonians 3, 4, Vice- Pres. 33 Library Club 4, 3, Treas. 23 Leisure Time Club 1 Vice-Pres.3 Girls' Chorus 4, 3, 23 Bowling 4, Manager 3, 2, 13 Honors Convocation 33 Lady Be Good 23 Irene 33 Golden Apple 13 Secretary 300 43 Secretary 305 23 'Sec- retary 307 3. JAMES MALTE College Entrance Legion of Honor 43 Airplane Club 13 Sr. Science Club 4, 3, 23 Jr. Physical Fitness 13 Jr. Science Club 13 Basketball-Varsity 43 Basketball-Reserves 3, 23 Tennis 4, 33 Track 13 Honors Convocation 2. JOYCE MATTUS College Entrance Student Council 4, Sec.-Treas., 13 Finance Committee 4, 33 Safety and Welfare Council 3 Treas.3 Arista 43 Wakapa 23 Ergonians 4, 3g Library 'Club 43 Leisure Time Club 2, 1 TTC3S.Q Math Club 3 Treas.3 Bowling 4, 3, 2, 13 Syracuse Citi- zenship Conference 33 Honors Convoca- tion 3, 23 Ergonians 4 Vice-Pres. E lon CTI ,,,, RICHARD IVIATUSAK Retarltng Blue Coats 4 Aud1oV1sual Club 4 lr Physrcal Frtness 1 Baseball 2 1 .IEANETTE MC CLELLAN Brtszness u J ount rl Seryrte nlon Safety and Welfare Councrl 2 lersure me Club 4 3 ,I Crrls u 1 res s orus 3 Lady e Goo 2 Irene 3 l'tNN 'NIC ELWEE Academzc Blue Ioats 1 Lrbrary Club 4 Lel ure Trme Club 1 Adv Photo Club 3 Bowl IH 3 2 1 JAX NIODEN Agrzculture Cluy Counc1l4 F F A 4 Pres 3 Vue EDWARD MORIARTY Buszness Athletlc Council 4 Al1dl0VlS11ZiI Club 4 3 2 1 BoMl1ng3 2 BERNADETTE MORIEN Buatness Student Councll 4 2 1 Commercral Club 2 1 Lelsure Tlme Club 1 Sec Debate Club 4 Nmth Grade Chorus 1 Resrdent Grrls Intramurals 4 3 2 1 Bowling 4 G A c ub 4 Cheerleaders 4 3 2 Golden Apple 1 Irene 3 SHIRLEY MUNDION College Entrance The Mrrror 4 3 Student Councrl 3 Honor Court 4 Club Councrl 4 Arrsta 4 Pres 3 Wakapa 4 3 Lersure Tune Club 1 IVIath Club 2 Debate Club 4 Lr brarran Sr Band 4 3 2 1 Orchestra 4 3 2 Dance Band 4 3 Woodwrnd En semble 4 3 2 All State Band 4 Health Councrl 4 Honors Convocatlon 4 3 a y e ood Irene e Fortune Teller 4 Darsy Cham 3 Vce Pres 306 3 Class Treasurer 4 RICHARD NOTH College Entrance Chref Justlce 4 Honor Court 4 Club Councrl 4 Vrce Pres Actmtres Board 4 Arrsta 4 Legion of Honor 4 Math Club 2 Rlfle Club 3 Treas Sr Physxcal Frt ness 4 3 2 Football Varslty 4 3 Foot ball Reserves 2 Basketball Reserves 2 Bowlxng 4, 3, Tennls 4, 3, 2, Health Coun ctl 4 County Student Councrl 4 MAUREEN OIBRIEN College Entrance Club Councll 3, Athletic Councrl 4 3 Math Club 3 Pres, 2, Adv Photo Club 4 VICC Pres , G1rlsI Chorus 4, 3, 2, Nmth Grade Chorus 1, Resrdent Grrls' Intra murals 4, 3, 2, 1, Bowllng 4, 3, 2, 1, G1rlsI Athletrc Club 4 Vrce Pres, Cheerleaders 4, 3, 'Lady Be Good'I 2, IreneII 3, Honors Convocatron 2 NIARY LOUISF OTTAVIANO Busrness Club Councrl 4 Athletrc Councrl 1 Safety and Welfare Councll 4 Arlsta 4 Frg.on1ans 4 Pres 3 Lelsure Tlme Club 2 Vice Pres 1 Sr Dramatrc Club 4 .lr Crrls Club 1 'lreas Debate 4 Resrdent Crrls Intramurals 3 Bowlrng 3 Manager Z Honors Convocation 3 IFRONIF PADOLFSKI 4cadenn1 legron of Honor 4 l'ootb1llVarsrty 4 lootball Reseryes 3 Honors CIOHNOPHIIOU 3 ANTHONY PFSC ARA A1 ademrt Safety and Welfare Councll 1 Arrplane Ilub 1 Sr Dramatic Club 2 Safety and Welfare Councrl 4 Pres 3 legion of Honor 4 Arrplane flub 1 Sr Physlcal Fltness 4 3 ,lr Physrcal I'1t ness 2 Football Varslty 4 Baseball 4 3 2 1 Bowl1ng3 SHARON PRATT Bustness Lersure Trme Club 4 Nrnth Grade Chorus 1 ,lr Hrgh Chorus 4 Non Resrdent Gtrls Intramurals 4 3 2 Bowlrng 4 he Fortune Teller 4 FRANK RANALLO Vocattonal Shop Athletrc Council 2 Legnon of Honor 4 Sr Physrcal Frtness 3 2 Jr Physrcal Frtness 1 Prlnt Club 3 Vlce Pres Foot ball Varsrty 4 3 2 1 Baseball 3 2 Bowl mg 4 3 2 Honors Convocatlon 3 PATRICIA RANDALL College Entrance T e 'Vhrror 4 3 Scrrbblers 4 3 2 Arrsta 4 Wakapa 2 Ergonlans 4 Art Club 2 lr Grrls Club 1 Grrls Chorus 4 3 lr Hrgh Chorus 2 1 School Broad cast 3 Honors Convocatron 3 2 Lady e Good 2 Irene 3 The Go en Apple 1 Darsy fharn 3 JANIES RAYMONDJACK College Entrance Mrrror 3 Student Councrl 3 Honor C urt 4 1 Athletrc Councrl 2 Legron of Honor 4 3 Adv Photo Club 3 Vrce Pres, 2, Sr Dramatrc Club 4, Rrfle Club 1, Debate Club 4, Boys' Chorus 4, 3, Sportsmen 4, A Cappella Chorr 4 3, FootballVarstty 4, 3, 2, Football Reserves 1, Basketball Varsrty 4, Basketball Re serves 3, 2, Baseball 2, 1, School Broadcast 3, All State Chorr 4, Sec 209 1, Pres 303 2, Vrce Pres Sophomore Class 2, Flag Bearer 4, IreneII 3, Honors Convocatron 3, 'IThe Fortune Teller'I 4 30 ff III we se, 'ti' 'W was-...1oi4hanp.'s.g,,, RICHARD REAK Acaderntc Student Councrl 4 2 Monrtor 4 Athletlc Councrl 3 Arrsta 4 Wakapa 2 Arrplane Club 1 Math Club 2 Rrfle Club 2 Treas 1 Boys Chorus 2 1 Sportsmen 4 3 A Cappella Chorr 4 3 2 Football Reserves 1 Irack 4 3 2 1 Wrestllng 3 rene 3 Lady Be Good 2 Sports Nrght 2 Honors Convocatlon 4 DORIS RIEMER Acaderrnc Mrrror 4 Scrrbblers 4 Treas Bue Coats 4 Arrsta 4 Leisure Trme Club 3 Beg Photo Club 4 Glrls Chorus 4 3 Cappella Cholr 4 Irene 3 e Fortune Teller 4 All State Chorr 4 Dalsy Chaln 3 CHURLENE ROGERS College Entrance Nfrrror 4 M H S News 3 Stu ent Assoc Com 4 Treas Student Councrl 4 1 Club Councrl 1 Fmance Com 4- Charr man Treas Student Assoc 4 Arlsta 4 Wakapa 3 Vrce Pres 2 Ergonrans 4 L1 brary Club 4 Vrce Pres 3 2 Ra to Workshop 1 .lr Dramatlc Club 9 Pres Star Club 8 Sr Band 4 3 2 1 Orchestra 2 Woodwrnd Ensemble 4 3 2 Pres 200 2 Bowlmg 2 School Broadcast 1 Lady Be Good 2 Dalsy Cham 3 All State B nd 4 3 2 All State Orchestra 1 Honors Conyocatron 3 2 SHEILA RORICK Academzc Court of Monltors 3 Safety and Welfare Councrl 2 Arrsta 4 Wakapa 1 Lrbrary Club 4 Sec 3 2 1 Beg Photo Club 3 2 Radro Workshop 4 Irene 3 Honors Convocatlon 3 2 1 GERALD RUGER Retatltng IIMITIOTII 4, Student Councrl 1, Blue CoatsII 4, Wakapa 2, 1, Sr Dramatrc Club 4, 3, 2, Motion PICIUTC Club 1, ,lr Dramatlc Club 1, Sr Band 4, 3, 2,1, Orchestra 4, 3, Sportsmen 2, A Cappella Chorr 4, 3, 2, 1, The Golden Apple'I 1, Years AgoII 2, All State Cholr 4, 3, 2, 1, Lady Be GoodII 2, IreneII 3, The Fortune TellerII 4 .1 I I I ., I I A 1 ,V ' II ' I . - . 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' 3 3, 2, 1: irlsI thleti Cl , 3, 2, ll , , 3 I Z IIT ' ' y .t 1. I 11 nb is I I I I as . 11 , t. 11 , d A 1 . . . , .. . 1. I . I f I ' I 3 I - . . . .g I , . . - - 4 ' ' 5 . . 3 I 4 --1 1 1 1 L I ' , . - 1 , . , , . 1 . 1 1 1 - . - - . 3 1 1 , - . I . I ' ' ' ' . . ' ' ' ' ' J ' ' ' ' -1 1 3 d 1 - . 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 . : - ' ' '9 . I . 1 - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 . I , I 3 I . , 'I h 1 ' II , .S II I II 1 1 3 I, I ' ' ' II' 2: 'IL d' B G II- 2: I' II 3g Th I Z S I Z I ,, I , I ' , II 3 I I . : i , ,- 1 . I .I 1 g I ,I . I I ' . . ' . A 3 1 1 1 ' 2 .. . . - . , . . . . , , . I I - I st I , . , . , , - , , , B 11 3 .. 1, I tt I ld I ' ' . . ,, . 1 . - 1 1 A , 1 . , . 1 . I : 1 I I I ,' 5. ' I I ' g .g . ' - . . , , , ., . .. I . . I -1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 I I I 1 . I I 1 - 1 f 1 1 I as 11 I . , I . 1 , - I . 1 ' I o , g . , . . . . . ' , I I I I ' ' I ' - 1 1 - - 1 DOLORES SEAMAN Language Mirror 4, 3: M. H. S. News 4, 3, 2, 1: Scribblers 4 Sec., 3, 2, 1: Student Assoc. Com. 4 Sec.: Student Council 4: Club Council 4: Blue Coats 4 Pres.. I: Safety and Welfare Council 3, 2: Arista 4: Wakapa 2: Ergonians 4: Sr. Dramatic Club 4: Ninth Grade Chorus l: Non-Res- ident Girls' Intramurals 2: Health Council 4: County Student Council 4. FRED LESLIE SEAVER Vocational Shop Stamp Club 1: Adv, Photo. Club 3, 2, 1: Beg. Photo. Club I: Rifle Club 2, l: Audio- Visual Club 4, 3, 2: Sr. Physical Fitness 4: Ir. Physical Fitness 1: Print Club 3 Pres. IANET SNYDER College Entrance Student Council 3: Club Council 4,3: Arista 4 Sec., 3: Wakapa 2, 1: Ergonians 4 Sec., 3: Library Club 4, 3 Pres., 2. I: Radio Workshop 4 Pres.: Girls' Chorus 3, 2: Ninth Grade Chorus 1: A Cappella Choir 4, 3: All-State Choir 4, 3, I: Council of Monitors 4: The Golden Apple 1: Lady Be Good 2 Student Director: Irene 3 Student Director: Citizenship Conference 3: Alternate Girls' State 3: Honors Convocation 3, 2, 1. CAROL SORG College Entrance Club Council 1: Ergonians 4: Leisure Time Club 2: Adv. Photo. Club 4 Sec.- Treas., 2: .lr. Girls' Club I Pres.: Bowl- ing 3. HERBERT STARR Retailing Sr. Physical Fitness 4, 3: Jr. Physical Fitness 2, 1: Football-Varsity 4: Foot- ball-Reserves 2, I: Baseball 2. BETTY STAWICKA Academic M, H. S. News 3: Athletic Council I: Wakapa 2: Math Club 2: Adv. Photo. Club 4: Jr. Science Club 1 Treas.: Debate Club 4: Non-Resident Girls' Intramurals 3, 2, l: Baseball 2: Bowling 3: Girls' Ath- letics Club 2: Honors Convocation 2, I. STELLA STAWICKA Business Leisure Time Club 4 Treas., 3, 2, l: Beg. Photo. Club 4: Resident Girls' Intra- murals 2: Non-Resident Girls' Intramur- als 3, 2. 1953- 1954 KATHRYN STEWART Business 'gMirror 4: M, H. S. News 4: Student Council 2: Athletic Council 4 Pres.. 3: Activities Board 4: Leisure Time Club 4, 3 Vice-Pres., 2, I: Beg. Photo. Club 4: Sec. 306 3: Resident Girls' Intramurals 2: Bowling 2: Honors Convocation 4. 3. RICHARD STILLINGER Vocational Shop Airplane Club 2: Sr. Physical Fitness 4: Football-Varsity 3: Football-Reserves 2, I. CHARLES TAYLOR Vocational Shop Club Council l: Sr. Science Club 4, 3: Ir. Science Club 2, 1: Print Club 4: Boys' Chorus 2, 1, 8: 'LThe Golden Apple 1: Lady Be Good 2: Irene 3: Football- Reserves 2, I: Basketball-Reserves 2, 1: Baseball 2. I. JOHN VANILLE Academic Blue Coats 4: Audio-Visual Club 4 Vice-Pres., 3, 2: Football-Reserves 2. EDMUND VALLECORSE College Entrance Student Council 4, 3: Club Council 2: Wakapa 2 Pres.: Legion of Honor 4, Vice- Pres. 3: Motion Picture Club 2 Sec.: Sr. Physical Fitness 4, Vice-Pres. 3: Jr. Science Club I Pres.: Football-Varsity 4, 3: Football-Reserves 2 Captain: Baseball 4, 3, 2, 1: Alternate Flag Bearer 4. FRANKLIN WALDO College Entrance Student Assoc. Com. 4 Pres.: Student Council 4. I: Honor Court 3: Club Council 2: Activities Board 4: Arista 4: Wakapa 2, 1: Legion of Honor 4, 3: Sr. Dramatic Club 3, 2: Irene 3: Lady Be Good 2: Football-Varsity 4, 3: Basketball-Varsity 3 Manager: Baseball 3, 2, 1: Boys' State 3: Syracuse Citizenship Conference 3. ETHEL WALLER Academic Mirror 4: Student Council 2, I: Service Union l: Library Club 4, 3, 2: Leisure Time Club I: Beg. Photo. Club 4, 3: Jr. Science Club I: Girls' Chorus 3, 2: Ninth Grade Chorus 1: Bowling 3, 2, 1: Irene 3: Lady Be Good 2: Vice-Pres. Fresh- man Class 1: Pres. 208 2. 31 A EUGENE WANIECKI Vocational Shop Student Council 4, I: Legion of Honor 4, 3: Airplane Club 2: Rifle Club 3: Sr. Physical Fitness 4: Ir, Science Club I: Football-Varsity 4, 3: I ootball-Reserves l. KENNETH WATT College Entrance Airplane Club 2, I: Rifle Club 3: Sr. Band 4, 3, 2, I: Orchestra 4, 3: Dance Band 4, 3: Woodwind Ensemble 3, 2, I: All-State Band 4: Blue Coats 4. ROY ARNOLD WATKINS Vocational Shop Student Council 2: Airplane Club 1: Rifle Club I: Audio-Visual Club 3, 2, l: Sr. Physical Fitness 2: Boys' Chorus 2, I: A Cappella Choir 3: Football-Varsity 3, 2: Basketball-Reserves 2, I: Tennis 3, G. O. Doubles 2, I: Table Tennis 3, G. O. Singles, 2, 1: All-State 3, 2: Honors Con- vocation 3, I. THOMAS WHITE College Entrance Athletic Council I: Airplane Club 2, 1: Adv. Photo. Club 4 Pres., 3: Motion Pic- ture Club 2, l: Audio-Visual Club 4 Pres.. 3 Vice-Pres., 2 Sec.-Treas., 1: Jr. Physi- cal Fitness 2, I: Football-Varsity 4, 3: Football-Reserves 2, l: Basketball Re- serves 2: Baseball 2: Health Council 4: Honors Convocation 3. RUTH WHITTLETON Homemaking Service Union 2, I: Leisure Time Club 4, I: Jr, Dramatic Club 2, I: ,Ir. High Chorus 2, 1. ROBERT WILSON College Entrance Student Council 4, 3: Legion of Honor 4 Pres., 3 Sec., 2: Sr. Physical Fitness 3, 2: Jr. Physical Fitness 1: Boys' Chorus 1: Football-Varsity 4, 3, 2: Basketball-Var sity 4, 3. 2: Basketball-Reserves l: Base- ball 4.3.2, I. ELNA WISE College Entrance Mirror 4, 3, 2, I: M. H. S. News 3: Honor Court 4, Recorder 2: Club Council 4: Arista 4 Treas., 3 Vice-Pres.: Walcapa 2 Treas., I: Ergonians 4, Treas. 3: Li- brary Club 4, 3, Vice-Pres., 2: Sr. Dra- matic Club 4, Pres., 3, 2: .lr. Dramatic Club I: Years Ago 4: Pride and Prej- udice 3: Masque and Gavel 4 Pres., 3, 2: Irene 3: Girls' State 3: Honors Convo- cation 3, 2: Daisy Chain 3. MARCIA WISNOCK Business Mirror 4: Athletic Council 4 Treas., 3: Service Union I: Finance Committee 4: Safety and Welfare Council 2: Arista 4: Ergonians 4: Commercial Club 2: Li- brary Club 4 Treas., I: Beg. Photo. Club 3: Jr, Science Club I: Girls' Chorus 4, 3: Lady Bc Good 2: Irene 3: Bowling 3: Court of Monitors 3: Honors Convocation 4. 3. 2: Daisy Chain 3: Secretary 200 2: The Fortune Teller fl ,IOANNE WOODRUFF Homemaking Athletic Council 4: Leisure Time Club 4: Girls' Chorus 4: Resident Girls' Intra- murals 4: Bowling 4. CHERYL YAHNKE Bookkeeping Club Council 3: Athletic Council 4 Sec.: Leisure Time Club 4 Vice-Pres., 3 Pres., 2 Treas., I: Beg. Photo. Club 4: Honors Convocation 3, 2. ROOMS 304 and 301 Top Rou Coe-rss Stamp Lmderman West Altman Moore Kelly Renouf Caleb J Miller Third Row Shattuck Pawjack A Ottauano Dool Shlmmel B Bee don P Rusnak Carrick Mason Kujaua Harris Second Row THE CLASS Supple Maryjanomslu 'NI Pmns R Johnson I Menvlewlcz E Kelly Farman Tuttle Borrejemski Front Row Hllger Wisnock M lllll R Hellert W Prentue J Bathrlek D Kozrelskr T Calandra R Shanley Stated S Wagner Scott Scharpmg lorlo Culotta lhlel There are 106 members in the Class of 1955 of which Joanne Dubay is president and Mr Joseph Coats adviser Homeroom sponsors are Miss Elsa Ferguson 306 Messrs Joseph Coats David Blasdell and Burton Thomas lrom ln Mav ROOMS 506 mtl 310 Top Row Porter Bennett Bannon Kenvtard lewsandowsl-:1 Jamele Patterson K Blount bc hllling l' Mentlemrz lorkwood qirnpson Thzrd Row A Sf-ner ll atu ak Home rime an r r ref 3 ate ry lI'lNlCl Morgott J Rlemer Whipple R Creen Olnerther Ven rletta Suomi Rau, Bogrlen llowell L btork l Altman Mason Nl Storkheld Swan ilement ll Corman Rlrhes f Portanova Reed 1'mn!R0w Rolwluns I Kelly Kopp Dulmav .JKTVIS M Patten 'Nl J Svhultz Carson - J- a . 9 ' O F 5 304, 307. 310 respectively. The chief Junior Class project has been the Junior J. ' I 1 v 1 , , , , 24' S ', . . . ' . ' , - I , J ' ti S , C ii- Alb, J. G R -l ' 'C J A -, Y Q ii i 32 W K u An exfensive range ' i M Q Aii.. ' acfivifies supplemenfs of exfra-curricular fhe school curriculum. . M 2 iw M , if wi Y ,X , 44641554 5-3555 .ww xv, 16,224 M f ,A WM- W in M as ,ff V '52 M 1 Q, XL Q 4 , Q 5 Wi 4 f gi? Q 9 Q : , ,ig 1 A . W f A V , ,.., .. , . ,, A . , f +3 1, ' - 551, .5 K A - SW .2 '- K Yi 23, as 4' a 'WX an is Q sg NE ,gm by - if fx rg? AFETY A D D WELFARE COUNCIL Safety and Welfare Council members have conducted ,lun- ior Red Cross and March of Dimes campaigns, wrapped gifts at Christmas time for the service men in the Veterans' Hospital, and staged a dance. Last summer Linda Towne represented the Council at the Bed Cross Conference at Miami University, Oxford, Ohio Mrs Catherine Bartlett is sponsor Rocco Pope chair man Standing Wheatley Trow R Dunham Walck Mrs Bartlett Fearby M L Ottavlano Poler R Beedon P Altman M Farkler Rosmski Sealed Lercher M Wlsnock lhTElllIl0WSkI Pope .larvxs Towne Banazuski Coodruh Nixon Caldwell Top Row A Albright H Smith C Tuohey P Pettit Knights Moriarty M Rusnak Shurgour Kujawa Klehala Jarvis Mr Thomas Q Hartway Caleb Dutcher Slwerskl Joseph Bacon R Renouf Sadler ,lean Woodruff Seated Culotta Blelak Inmgstone Wlsnotk Yahnke M Stockfield Wendy Plttard Stahl Headed bv Kathryn Stewart the Athletic Council has prepared programs for basketball contests has sold refreshments at home games and has supervised all sports events This year the Council has fostered a campaign to promote sportsman C 0 U N C IL shlp at games Mr Burton Thomas is sponsor i v I ' ' : 7 5 ' 1 7 ' Y Y ' ' . Y ' D. Patten, l7erlazzo, QM.. Dunham.. Middle' Row: Bi Stanleyi, Joanne Wdodruff, Dubay, Banazuski., M. A. Wheatley: Stewarf, 'J 9 36 fy e THE 1954 MIRROR The Staff has bullt the 1954 Mrrror around a renew of ment prouded at Medma Central School Its xarletx f courses numerous currlcular hobby and seruee clubs and organlzatlons wlse eounselm and g.u1danc'e are all eontrl butmg materlally to the all round dexelopment of the n dludual pupll THE MIRROR BUSINESS STAFF THE MIRROR LITERARY STAFF Kay Stewart fat Ivpe wrllerl P rlela Ievsls lstanclmgl Shirley Mundlon assoelate edntor Dolores Seaman editor m chlef Dorls Rlemer Ruta Caleb Patrlela Randall art edltor Absent Roger Hyndman IS IS M A place where boys and g,1rls may find Roth self respect and strength of mmd A school of merrlment and song Whrch earrles out the firm belref That brotherhood IS better far Than snobbery and pretense are 'Nlarw Patten loanne Dubay Dolor: Dool lerrw Muller ierald Ruger Janet Smclcr Flna Wx e 'Nlarcxa W1 nock lat npeurztcrl Pthel Waller Absent Vxrglnla Baker THE STAFF Dolores Seaman edltor Slurlev Mun dlon and Patrlma Randall associate l ltors Flsa 'VI Ferguson sponsor Llterary Assistants Rlta Caleb and Feralcl Ruger sports Roger Hyndman ar Patricia Ievus clubs Dorrs Rlemer muslcal orgamza tlons Kay Stewart and Marela WISHOCR senior records Messrs lay Cgrtrlght and Clifford WISP typmg and snapshot acl vrsexs respeetrvely Busmess Asslstants Gerald Mlller chalrman Dolores Pool Joanne Dubay ,Ianet Snyder and Ena Wise advertising Vlfglnla Baker Marv Patten and Ethel Waller Cll'f'lllZlll0T! '38 Q ' I I A Z H U I - ECS S. 4, rf . ,,,,ZfZ,g':,.w b ' l U l Y '- ' 1 at , .: L. ' . ' , ' 1-.se I . . . A V l I N-.WL , t ' 1 A ' , . l's xx X x g'Th': . C. Sf, . v vs. ,' 1 . A 4, . ., v. V , . the opportunltles for cultural. soc-nal. and voc-atlonal rmprove- Where amiem hatreds flourish not, ' , - . ' ' j o K - K. . V . Y- i 1 fy 7 Y s s' K I , L-I L r- ' . . ' - - ' , 1 - , 77 ' ' ' , 'Z ec- .: 4. A . . , . . . I ' . . 1 ,, . : , t: ,, , , 1 ', ', , L'- v ' - ' , ' ' : . I , . , ' , l THE M II Weekly xssues of the M H S News have been pre pared and edlted by a staff of 20 members under the chalrmanshlp of Rlta Caleb and the sponsorshlp of Mlss Elsa M Ferguson Dolores Seaman has been chlef ed 1tor1al wrlter Tom Ken nedy sports reporter Max me Bolton and Kay Stew art have sent out exchanges tr1 weekly Mr Charles Foster and hrs prmtshop boys have run off every week 1700 COPIES the M H S ew from type set by a commer mal firm downtown larus f Stork M Patten Nlxss Ferguson Standing Kopp M Kelly M A Cleary R Heller! Cory Spada Watts Mondo Castrleone M Corman P Rumak Thxel Az Desk ll Seaman R faleb fflhalrman Stewart Front Row THE IHHBBLER CL B Serlbblers Club members have studled prose and poetry of the great authors have rompxled the annual creatlve wrxtmg maga zme and have trled to rmprove thelr sklll ln judgmg and produclng all types of com posltlon Top Row R Myers Phrlllps Baleerzak Seaxer Allen M Wagner Messina Pescara Stork R Augram Seated R Robmson T Rtemer D Rlemer Cleary Mlss Hall Ran dall Seaman Jarus 39 ECRETARIAL PRACTICE CLASS The eleven members of the secre tarlal practlee class Wlth Mr ,lay Cort rlght as advlser have made stenclls and typed copy for all school publlca tlons Back Row Stewart Blount Cumtow C Creen Second Row S Stawleka Wlsnoek Meflellan Front Row M Kelly Mr Cort right O O . ' sa 77 , . 'J ' ' . 1 X . . w l of 44 N S,, L ' a - f s - - A' 1 . . ,. , , ., , ,. , . ' . '-,U , . ,,1 e, . . i, 1 . 'X 1 9 . . . . i : . M., ., , . ', , . ,, . , ., , A , . .Af 2. ,.- - - 4 -A 9 -- a ,t , '.. , , . ' 0 I , , 1 ', . :. , ,, . 2, ,, , - 1' gn- -nv? THE STAR CLUB ARISTA SOCIETY Top Row: Mr. Elliot, Waldo, Michael Wis- nock, Reak, Banazuski, Linderman, Kennedy, J. Miller, Noth. Middle Row: Mattus, Otta- viano, C. Green, D. Riemer, C. Rogers, Garrick, Dool, Dubay, A. Albright, Randall, Klimek. Seated: Rorick, M. A. Cleary, C. Hill, Wise, lorio, Kopp, Robbins, Mundion, Snyder, R. Caleb, D. Seaman, Marcia Wis- nock. THE HO OR OCIETIE Members of the three honor societies manage the Lost and Found Depart- ment, sell candy after school for the Student Association, serve as recept- ionists in the Guidance Office and in the first floor hall, and conduct cam- paigns for the sale of Assembly Night tickets The Star Club also gave an afternoon tea for the faculty and the Office Staff Mr Gordon Elliot MISS Genevieve Smith and Mrs Olga Hinck ley are the sponsors of the Arlsta the Wakapa and the Star Club respectlvely WAKAPA SOCIETY Top Row Gregory Helen Bird R Kenward Boyle Cague M Rusnak Hellert Cory Manley Grout D Miller Pescara G Fur ness Phillips E Caldwell Seated Kuhn Patten 'VIartm K Rogers Miss Smith Horace Bird tstandmgb J Beaver Towne G Tuohey Goodrich Hood Top Row J Bush McManaman Alderson R Bedford lkurdziel J Thomas Bramer L Albright T Weston D Walck Elsom P Krebs Third Row Keep L Raisner G Boyle Wheatley Britt C Grout B Caleb D Blount Mrs Hinckley Trow V Smith B Scott S Hood Schlegal Laatch N Hill B Richards Ser. 410 ond Row F Page L Myers Stanley D Shattuck R Pettit M Johnson bchenlng L Lercher D Shurgour Hudnut Banks D Whipple R Myers M A Baron Butler Front Row Hawley Devlin S Baldwin Beaver L Gaul N Baker Coffee S Bush Rumble P Clark MA QUE and GAVEL X ff Masque and Gavel Standing J Taylor Klimek Carrick Stamp Dool Ruger Beyer Farman Reed Sealed Joseph Robbins Wise G Miller Cleary Shlmmel Cory Senior Dramatic Club Top Row J Taylor Ruger Stamp Gar rick Weet Raymondjack Gibson Thml Row C Calandra D Seaman lorlo Reed B Fox Mason A M Beyer Farman Sec ond Row M L Ottavlano Kenward Joseph J Miller Wise M A Cleary S Shlmmel Dool Cory Front Row C Stork Lewis Payjack Robbins Kopp Jarvis J umor Dramatic Club Top Row Smith E Brazzell Trow Hud nut Braemer C Furness Mr Bradley Stanley W Waldo S Myers S Brazzell Seated N H111 Martin Botsford Marilyn H111 Shanley P Clark Shurgour Black burn Hillyard M Rusnak R Morlen Pahura Cousins 0 floor Zuczuskl Wiedrich Lercher Banks D Whipple S Shattuck DRAMA CLUBS Besides studying make-up stage techniques and the improvement of posture and speech the Senior Club presented several short plays. Its major production however was Years Ago a three-act drama by Ruth Gordon. Eleven of its most outstanding members were initiated into Masque and Gavel. The Junior Club presented Bobby Sox ' assembly. Mrs. Wheeler Cole is the sponsor of the Senior Clubs' M. James Bradley the adviser of the Junior. ERGUNIAN Top Row Green Hlll Shlm mel MUDdl0H I Altman Garrxck Seaman Mlss Dahl qulst Caleb Dubay Mattus Randall RODDIHS Dool Whlpple Mzddle Row C lotta Rogers Mattus Snyder M L Ottavlano Mallnoskl Wise A Ottavlano M WIS nock Bennett Front Row P Altman Kenward M Hxll Sorg Adams M Patten 'ea Ergomans and thelr advxser Nhss Mabel Dahlqulst, have sponsored two glrl a k boy school dances and a welcome party for new members At Chrlstmas the glrls packed small boxes of gOOdlCS for the patients at the local nurslng homes The annual project of the club has been the dally waslfung and drylng of dlshes ln LEI URE TIME CL B The two Lelsure Tlme groups the Seventeen Plus and lVl1nus and he Dragone es have studled good groomlng hablts datmg manners suc cessful entertammg fash1ons ha1r stylmg, party and travel plans, courtesy, and frlendhness Mlss Ahce Horton of the Homemaklng Department IS thexr advlser the School Cafeterla C Hewltt Tuttle Bacon Kllmek McClellan Mason Seated S Feltz M Lltchfleld Boyce Woodruff S Stawlcka C Vandetta Colon Stahl G French Altman 42 IJBBARY CLUB The a1m of the club rs to tram 1ts members to be llbrary asslstants Each noon hour they take charge of the 11 brary prepare for urculatron the new books take attendance and help m the general upkeep of the llbrary The sponsor ns Mlss Helen Glllmexster h.. X NNN fl, N I 'gs Z Top Row B Hrbbard Sadler C Trow Fletcher Reuter Malmoskr Mxss Grllmelster Creen Mor gott Kryslnskr 'lates Snyder WISP uarkenbush Seated Gregory M Dunham Mattus Rogers Hlll Rorlek WIQHOFR Waller Mclflwee I Hansen DEBATE L lNo debates with other schools have been scheduled but panel discussions have talcen place on such IOPICS as Wrha-NNYQ 5611001 Savlor of Mankmdr' Richard No IS prev ldent Mr Joseph Coats sponsor , Standing M Patten Robbins Hyndman Kenward Mason Mr Coats Cgrru k D ol ialmdra M I Ottavlano B Stawneka Sealed I ulotta 'Morten Wil on Noth l em Mundron ABT CLUB Art Club members have de veloped therr personal tastes and talents m the creatlve field of art work Under the tute lage of thexr advlser Mr Cul man Wxllxams they have also spent much tlme 1n maklng posters and Oll pamtmgs Top Row B Hubbard P Lake Ranallo Bevht Hutehlson Mr Wllllams Zllflllikl A Trdwell Yates Krysmskl Allen Seated f Tron E Morrssey Botsford P Pesvara 'Nlessnna S A Fxans B Johnson Swan Kneelmq Raymond Wledrleh R05lnSlCl l Padoleskx 43 , . . 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L: ' , , .'.',,. .. 2 J sg 23? 1 6 Q Q 2 19 x ' s n 3 V' , , Q di - I 37555 ini 1 2 V, 'Mix i an V ! f sf HI' W WD 9, sf Z ,nf ,.f,L.1.l..n.. f if I Q ' 4, 1 , H -- W' W .,,,,, .. - - T' , 1 . 'A 4' if 'gf fl ' A Y M 'R' M - 2 k M f s W , gf J' Q 1 3 4 N , , az? ... nik fail? I 9 Q hz. , 'haf ' ,. L gg ig Il - 'Q :JA N 1' ,C df px 25 iw 'H fm. Q 3' 'Egg E Af ' hjf 4 A x 'gf Q I Q 5: 'Y W in Q V If N, 45 ' ' ig . I' ,Q 3 ' :,' q: I if gk i Q I I 7,17 . p. - I i Standing: Matusak, Whipple, C. Johnson, .l. Menclewicz, Bayne, L. Crane, C. Grimes, P. Rusnak, Spada, Taylor, M. Thiel, Stahl, S. Watt, Clement, R. Green, Miss Engel- son, Mondo, Castricone. Seated: Maryjanowski, E. Kelly Guzik, Gotts, S, Patten, Ferri, M. Kelly, Di Cureia, Si: werski, Grout. M TH CLUB With the transit and the sextant, members have measured the school and the flagpole, and have learned to use the slide rule to make various mathematical calculations. Miss Laura King is adviser. To-D Rflw: D P, P - ereflnk Payjiflilt,BR. B3ll5erZkF?PQ!C. Calandra . . . Bef-don' Iorio- Resfton, Davis-qlgfzinock, Q Mm 1 . 4 ' -- 6' ' BI' COMMERCIAL CLUB Members have gained a more intimate knowledge of business customs and proced- ures from Miss Laura Engel- son, the sponsor. Various tele- phone techniques have been demonstrated and the local telephone office, visited. aguef Kuhn, Kms' Eaffffl, Bi ' a 0H- M. H 45 ' Rflgel-S, rd' fsleflled: D oodv :sg King' . Nom, PHOTOGRAPHY CLB Mr. Vito Misiti, the adviser, enabled the thirty-two members to gain experience in picture taking, film developing, contact printing, and enlarging. Top Row: Taylor, Coleman, Eaton Allport, Blount, S. Hewitt, Cill- meister, Yahnlce, Albright, D. Rie- mer, Stewart, Feltz. Middle Row Mr, Misiti. Bennett, Waller 0'Brien, White, Sorg, Baehr, R Caleb. On Floor: Thaxter. .l. Sea- ver, M. Kelly, Oberther, Ferri, C Green. Standmg R Bogden Kenward Schultz, Cary Crockett Porter C Johnson Kenward Bannon Grant Crockett Elster P Fuller Mr Matson Seated C Busch Scottow Watson Prelich Moore D Bogden Wegner M Ferri Hess RIFLE CLUB The twenty four members have learn ed from Mr William Matson their ad viser, the proper use and handling of fire arms Weekly practice has taken place at the State Armory on Pearl Street Gerre Moore 15 president Standing: R. Boyce, Foss, Nixon, Cherry, Bogden, Culver, D. Hood, Russ Bedford, P. Hartway, C. Hartway, Busch, Wilkins, H. Smith, Vipman, l... Schrader, D. Balcerzak, Mr. Pierce. Seated: Moore, Moden. Kneel- ing: Brege, D. Pettit. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA President Jay Moden and Adviser Albert Pierce encourage the members to develop good citizenship, cooperation, and agriculture leadership. Their out- standing project of this year was taking charge of the Ag Fairn, sponsored by the Medina Central School and the local Chamber of Commerce. Standing Alderson Palmer R Smith Kurd zlel Mr Needham P Craddock Felstead H Barnard A Parada J Wasnock R Malte R Cague L Casey Seated Gruber Wagner R Barnard Sechowiak Suzanne Edwards Kilner Seekms Ehrenreich A Prentice F Bennett D Barnard STAMP CLUB The club s two groups have learn ed the fundamentals of stamp col lecting and have interested members in the values of the hobby lt s the hope of the sponsor Mr Irving Needham that the members will con tmue this interest throughout their IVCS JUNIOR BOYS CLUB Boys now in this club will later participate in various sport activities and will be come members of the Sen ior Physical Fitness group Consequently the Junior Boys Club makes a special efl'ort to improve the athletic skill of its members and to promote good sportsmanship among Junior High School pupils Mr Melvin Miller is the sponsor Top Row: Waniecki, Lewandowski, C. Hart- way, Dutcher, Kiebala, Cleary, Lyster. Stil- linger. Middle Row: Fearby, W. Caleb. Hyndman. Noth, E. Vallecorse, Pope. R. Bal- cerzak, Simpson. Front Row: F. Seaver, E. Parada, Ferlazzo, C. Bensley, W, Balcerzak. SENIOR PHYSICAL FITNESS CLUB With Mr. David Parsons as sponsor and Paul Dutcher as President, the clubis aims have been to perfect skills. gain more athletic knowledge, and pro- mote better participation in the physical education program. The project of the year was the presentation, on March 19 of a demonstration of sports skills and activities Top Row Bujalskl Skellon R Bedford Kanga Metz Hammond Callahan Was nock Prentice 'Vl Van Auker Middle Row Kauffman Evans Bldell A Smith Brigham Taliento Hemmway R Draper Front Row D Burgess Morten Monacell Van Auker Dunham Poler Culser P Burgess JUNIOR PHYSICAL FITNESS CLUB The improvement of athletic skllls and the promotion of good sportsman ship have been the chief ODJCCIIVCS of this club Like the Senior Physical Fit ness group these boys took part also in the schools Demonstration Night on March 19 Mr Davld Parsons IS sponsor .lohn Hammond president Top Row Hemingway Malte Freeman Kilmer John Fuller R Furness Slattery Thomas Scott Third Row Crimes Flsom Lay Dlnse Morphet Holman Scottow Second Row Prellch Weston Baldwin Brigham Mundion Herdendorf Howard Richard Furness Front Row Watson lake Pratt Hauenstein Krebs Sanderson Hubbard McPherson R Hurley McElwam 1 : . , , . , , 51 1 1 A 1 -' , ,,,i . . I 1 -1 11 - 1 1 , 1 . ,. . . L., , , , , 1 , , , , . .. 9 . , . . 9 9 ' I -X . tx . .. . W - if . .I . I Isl! . '31, J - 1 1 . f - 1 1 1 1 1 - uv 1 1 , . . 1 ., .. , , , ,. , . . . , fs 1 1 1 1 1 1 -- 1 - 1 A 1 1 - 1 -1 - 1 1 f 1 - 1 1 UNIOR G L CL B Section I has a membership of twenty three eighth and ninth graders, Section Il fifty five seventh graders The two groups haxe worlf ed on hobbies and crafts performed social servlce to the local nursing homes and the hospital and engaged in recreational projects like dancing hiking and skating Mrs Marjorie Mather and Mrs Lodema Cory are the sponsors Top Row S Hood B Barrett J Scot tow C. Beecher S Smith Middle Row T Brown S Meyers D Jacobs ,l Han sen N Barrett Front Row P Livingston I' Brazzell B Scott B Richards E Sthultz Mrs Mather Top Row N Baker L Raisner Peglow l Rusnak .l WlcAdoo M l Crockett Iasa B Butler P Brege F Page R Hungerford P Page Third Row Brazzel D Supple D Robinson P Polick l Caleb C Crout Rammmg L Fisher 'NI Devlin L Gaul M Hudson Second Rm, 'Nlrs Cory M Faclcler K Howe Wheatley N Britt K Hollhan P Fack lfr A Lelller P Riches L Rumble M May S Champltn Front R w D S1 wir lu E Hawley K Keep S Bush G Ansley S Flatt L Myers R Clark .l Dye M Baron S Baldwin UNIOR CIE CE CL B ' Miss Ermie Boardman. Top Row: P. Flecksenhaar, Forberg, Misso, Newton, Howlett, Miss Boardman, Trow, Lepkoslci, Schaefer, Seekins, Tidwell, Boyle. Middle Row: Whiting, Washak, Howes. Mchlanaman. Furness. Walters, Bush, P. Krebs. Kneeling: Holmes, Bedford, R. Flecksenhaar, Myers, Albright, R. Robison, G. Robison. 1 Interested Junior High School pupils have learned to part1c1pate in handling equipment and to exercise self control for the benefit of others. They have become acquainted with scientific equipment and have made demonstrations of the proper way of assembling and using materials. Their sponsor is Q f ff gr' ' W e ff? E ig 3 . is 335 Y ,5., V 44 'W' an , kgs . .+ SH an G 1 M M A fm HM Top Raw S Hutchison J Crimes J Hansler R Caleb B Beedon A Carrlck A Beyer S Heysltt R Creen Middle Row Marcla Hill R Boyce C Creen M A Cleary A Larson J Kllmek C larman J Bathrick Front Row C Kellv C toon D Colman ll Bacon K Howell J Cum tom I Hill L l'eltz D Bennett Top Row B Krysmskl N Prentice P Randall D Kujama I Iitvhfif-ld D Riemer I Rlemer J Nlorgott Third Row A Whlpple Kopp Schultz B Payjack I 'Vlason E WlElllIl0Slil S Shimmel C Stork Second Ron D Matusak B Mason S Wagner M OBrien I SIWCTSKI J Woodrufl Mr Connor from Row ll Kozielski R Scott M WISHOCK T Yates S Pratt M Litchfield J Riches E OR GIRL CHORUS Slxtv junior and senior girls blend their voices in three part harmony to form the GIFTS Senior Chorus The group sang at many school assemblies and will furnish vocal selections for Commencement Mr Robert Conner dlrects thelr act1v1t1es .IU IOR GIRL CHORU Fifty-one freshmen and sophomore girls make up the Girls' Junior Chorus which sang at the American Education Week assembly. This group took part also in the operetta, The Fortune Teller , and in school assem- blies. Mr. Connor is the director. Top Row I Towne C Trow D Spada S Patten B Knights C Weet 'NI Wagner Middle Row T Mondo Phillips Lake Watts W Pittard R Morlen N Shanley 1'rontR0w P Livingston D Stahl E Kidney M Ruge M Raymond B Murray K Rogers l Wledrlch Top Row 'Nl Iastrlrone M Dutcher S Crane M Dunham S Becdon W Faton WI Fackler I Blackburn Marilyn Hill Mzddle Row J Furness V Johnson A Kenvsard A Andrews L Hansen M Forman J Beaver Front Row J Bush f Altman C Tuohey J Hlllyard M Keller C French N Bush Mr Connor 7o11Row A lefller f Kldney I 'Nh-Adoo L Ralsner K Holxhan I4 laatsrh S Coffey A Srhen mg I Rumble Thzrd Row K Howe I Niajeskr M llexlm IJ llusenberry P Blohes Q WOHT1Ch I Slwlrskl 5 lhamplln Second Row G Robison I Srhlegfl I7 blpple J Banks lDWh1 e I Vlfhltln Mr lonnor Front Rau P Plechsen ar I Dye R Clark 9 Baldwln K Keep Hawlew M A Baron Top Row III lohnson M Qouthwood D Shurgour or nt au A Prentue I Beef' er Hudnut Thrrd Rou 5 Smlth S Hood D Bale I7 fanheld I Crockett V Smlth I Rammmg P I olu k Vrana' Rau C Lasal I. Gaul I Rusnak y F ther I' Page I: Schultz Front rw N Brntt B Scott P Page B Butler Buhards B Hungerford C Quackenbus .IU IOR HIGH CHORUS To develop part slngmg and good muslcl BIIQIIIIJ In Its sixty five members 19 the prlme purpose of the .lumor Hlgh Chorus Thu the members wrll be prepared to enter the more advanced vocal OPQIHHIZHIIOHS when they reach that level Mr Robert Connor trams these puplls I J E A um: Top Row C Tuohey Coerss Horace Bird Mzddle Rou. Mr Feller Wlarrla Hull Helen Blrd 2 Mundlon Hansler foodrleh Front Rau b Frout R Pettlt I Weet IJ Blount flarrlrk Towne B Muller I Rogers Phllllp Four groups make up the ensembles two clar W 0 0 D D 1net quartets one clarlnet one flute and one sax wr1tten especlally for small groups Mr Eclwm 1 ophone trlo These students hear and plav musle Feller IS the d1rector X 1 Q if 'gk Wa -, its Q , 6' Q ' A ' ' ' ' Q S,-mt 1? 5' Q NX' V5 if ix 5 Q '66 QN x b 'X K X 1 X N xx -QI A --1 ,. -fzw D Q 4 N, 4' ,' .tw U 4i ,Q 'M ' w h W 6 6' if Y ,K 4 491 ' ' x A 1 - 'fs z 4 3 fl 9 Z , I sf M M f., .,.,.,.,4 Wag, ,,..., Wk 'f 89' 1 , Mf 5 2 'Q' I1 , ' if ,v X 'THE X E IOR BA D Reuter. Third , G. Calandra, erlazzo, Horace Bird. front Hill Row: Mr. . Stork ,lon The Senior Band, which has a membership of fifty-five, has pro- ' ,xx D44 .U u W P' Music plays a large -. part in understanding among friends i and nations - DA CE BA D One of the major activities of the noon-hour is social dancing in the Girls' Gym to the music of the Dance Band, which is composed of eleven members. This group has played also at some assemblies. Mr. Robert Connor directs this or- ganization. vided music for high school assem- blies, all home football and basket- ball games, Sports Demonstration Night, and Assembly Night. It will also play the Processional and the Recessional at the Commencement exercises. Six members represented the band in the Sectional All-State Music Festival last fall: Maxine Bolton and Churlene Rogers, clar- inetsg Shirley Mundion, fluteg Ken- neth Watt, trumpet, Karen Good- rich, alto clarinet, Donald Goerss. baritone saxophone. Mr. Edwin Fel- ler is the director and leader. Standing: Mr. Connor. Back Row: K. Watt, J. Poler, J. Stork, Wm Stocklield, S. Mundion lat pianol. Front Row: D. Goerss, K. Goodrich, G Tuohey, Horace Bird. 53 The ra eterra lzne 15 sened e zczently by student helpers Tlae ra eterza s :re cream bar 15 a popular place ll'7laen not danfmg students enjoy a six banded game o hearts Sotzal danrmg 15 always popular at M C S 4 4 I f . . . Y ff.. I sf? l f ., . . , I A 7 f I - VARSITY FOOTB LL Top Row Wehllng Starr lackson Ravmondjack C Hartvsay Dutcher Patterson Llnderman Lyster Iamele Wanxeckl Kennedy Mlffdle R0w POPE R Balfvfliik f Tl10h0Y Wlsnofk H11 er Wllson Lewandowslu Hyndman Fortunato Padoleskl Noth Fearby Front Row Benslev Starirp Slmpson Banazu kr W Balcerzak Ranallo White Waldo Cleary T Calandra Medmas Varslty complled a three won and a three loss record havlng beaten Eden Maryvale and Sloan and havmg lost to Alblon Lancaster and Mxddleport Wlth the Armlstlce Day contest nlneteen semors played thelr last game for Medma Mr Davld Parsons who IS completmg h1s mnth year SCHEDULE Eden Lancaster Z0 Mlddleport 12 Maryvale 0 Sloan Alblon Medlna Med1na Medma Medma Medlna Alblon at the local school coached the team He was assxsted by Messrs Davld Blasdell and Charles Mancuso Though the Medma group IS l1St8d as a Class A C 0 group lt played Erle County conference teams for half of lts games JU IOR VAR ITY Lorne McMurray and Douglas Patten were the sole Jumor Varslty veterans Nmeteen newcomers jomed the squad whlch lost both games to Clarence 7 0 60 and to Alden 8 0 The Jumor Varslty of 1953 wlll form the nucleus of next fall s team Mr Arden McAll1ster asslsted by Mr Josepl Coats coached the team 3 ', ,, ,. , ' , 1. 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CHEERLEADER Twelve glrls wearmg thelr blue and thelr red umforms have led the Medlna Central School cheers at all athletlc games and pep assemblxes thls year MISS Janet Stapleton has been thexr drrector Stanrimg Carson S Patten 0Br1en B Morlen Cuzlk A Ottavlano Kneelmg Culotta Manm Blackburn Kopp C Weet B Beedon 56 JUNIOR N ARSITX Si HEDULF Standzng Patterson Bathrlrk f Hartway llutrher Raymondjack Malte Hellert Sehullmg Dunn Whlte Wllson I Tuohzy Kneelzng Hyndman Coach Martm Eggert Wlth Howard Bathruk as thclr eaptaln the mem B A hers of thls years haskethall team had a fairly good year with sux mns and nnne losses Although this yeare team lost more than lt mon us members neser ome lost thelr hghtmg, spmt From the tough op ponents thr boys enxountered they haxe g,a1ned yal uahle experlenre for future game 'llr Austin Nlartm was their coach forfu LeRoy Alden Oakfleld Holley forlu Roy Hart Alden Oakfield Alexander Alhnon Holley Medina lhl9dlIl0 Medlna Medina Medlna Nledlna Medma Medina Medina Medina Medina Medina JU IOR VAR ITY lunlor Varslty team members played 15 games mn nlng. three and losmg, tm-he 'lhe lmoys who were C orfu l eRoy Roy Hart Alden Alluon Oakheld X Nledma Nledma Nledlna Medina Nfedlna Nledlna Holley -XRSITX Ni HP IDUII' Holley 1 orfu Roy Hart 'llden Uakheld Alexander 6 'Nler ma Nledlna Nledma Nledma Nledlna Medlna Medina Tmperlenled at the Wa one begmmng Improved then' Qtandmg Marclnowakl Mr Foster U Patten Short P Pettit Klebala Cleary 'UH and Wm three Of the lagl f0Uf games Ml' fhaflvb Hellert Shanley Taylor Hammond Kneeling R Weston Pegelow Smith Poster was thelr foaeh Valletorae Smith McMurray F faveri Sledleelu 1 - ' ' A - I ' 3 ...... 19 , ' ...... 42 v ...... 61 . ' 5 ' ' - ' ' ' ' ' ' A 4' ...... 46 , ' ...... 45 I ...... 68 l ' , .' ' ' 1 's, . , , . ' A ' '- .... 45 . ' ....., Sl ,'- . . . 52 , ' - x ' U ...... 55 A ' ...... 45 n ...... 62 . ' ' ...... 49 A ' ...... 50 ' .... 57 ' 7 .... 45 . ' ...... 43 , , .. 30 . , ' l,eRoy' ..,... 51 Medina ...,.. 671 Allwion ..... 48 Medina 1' ...... 2 . l' ...... 53 l ...... 40 ' ....., 34 , ..... 48 ' ' ...... 42 45 ' ......37 ' .... 49 ' ...... 44 ......43 ' I ...... 55 . ' ...... 41 '- . . . 31 , ' ..... . l7 45 , .. 47 ' ...... 55 ' ...... 53 ' ...... 58 , ...... 70 ' ...... 50 57 Qmndmg Wilson Beedon Watts Petkus Bathnck Kneeling Valleeorse Pope Jablonskx R Tuohey Mon Dutcher R Draper Bald ln Waldo Downs Mr Muller a ell Frederlck D Tuohey Pratt VARSITY BASEBALL ff swf? Holley Batavla Albion Batavxa LeRoy LeRoy N Startmg slowly the baseball team finally began a Wlfllllng streak whleh swept lt to the Fenesee Orleans champlonshlp By heatmg Dansvllle and Wellsvllle 1t advanced to the finals of Sectlon 5 whleh lt lost to Seneca Falls ln a tlght pntcher s battle Those who saw the games played under Mr Melvln Mlller dlreetlon wlll remember Bathrleks pltchmg partlcularly at the Dansvllle and the 'Seneca Falls games Outstandmg also were Wllson s game wmnmg home run agamst Alblon Jablonskl s great Latch agamst Wellsvllle Tuoheys fine play at shortstop and Prederlcks fielding and base runnmg fl JUNIOR VARSITY SC E U E SCHEDULE Medma Medma Medlna Medma Medma Alblon Medma M1ddleport Batavxa Medma Medlna :J8 if .f-: . ,, zza. . z : gf SDR y ,.,, 1 , , I . i . . u 0 , 3 Batavia ..... 6 Medlna li , 6 . 0 ...... 0 ' ..... . . ' . 3 . 11 ,5 0 . 5 . 44 ' ..... 14 ' 0 . . . . . . 3 A ' 4 . . . .' . 'JZ uv .. 8 8 Always .,a- l 5 alae l v Xu ,. K .E. . - , .,,4, .,. TRACK Uf four scheduled track meets, Medina placed second in all four. Seven hoys represented the local squad at the Rochester meet: Clifford Fearhy, Charles Hartway, Roger Hyndman, Conrad Johnson, Douglas Nudd, Douglas Ross, and Richard Sipple. Although Albion won the Cenesee-Orleans League title at Batavia, Medinals 6'Dougz Ross and Jim Crafts were the winners of the mile and the shot putt respectively. 1 Standing: Blanc, Beedon, C. Johnson, Sipple, Kiehala, Dutcher, lamele, Nudd, R. Ralcerzak. Kneeling: Rf-ak, W. Balcerzak, Fearlny, Lyster, Hyndman, C. Caldwell, D. Ross. Standing: F. Se-aver, Kennedy, Porter, Shattuck, Lyster. D, Cavers. Wolk, Hilger, Hyndman. Kneeling: D. Miller, Ferlazzn, W. Ralcerzak, R. Balcerzak, Noth, Ranallo, E. Furness, Vendetta. TENN S Of the regularly scheduled matches, the tennis squad, with Mr. Cordon Elliot as coach, won two and lost two. At Batavia, Charles White and Roy Watkins beat Batavia in the doubles, and Dick Noth was defeated in the singles. White and Watkins lost to Batavia at the quarter finals. Top Row: Payne, R. Seamen, Morrissey, Reese, M, Wagner, Knights, Howell, R. Reedon, Carson, Goodrich, Reyer, R. Caleb, D. Noth, Miss Stapleton. Middle Row: J. Furness, Payjack, Kopp, Bielak, B. Ranallo, R. Miller, Grout, Eaton, Murray, C. Tuohey, K. Rogers, S. Wagner, Howard. Front Row: R. Morien, Whipple, M. 0'Brien, A. Ottaviano, W. J. Schultz, M. Balcerzak, C. Green, J. Riches. C. GIRL 59 BOY ' BOWLI G Under the supervision of Mr. David Parsons. Medina howlers rolled the pins against Albion, Ba tavia, and Holley to represent the Genesee-Orleans League at the Rochester Sectionals. The locals placed second with singles and doubles to a five-man team White, R. Noth, I.. Schilling, C. Ranks, Mr. Elliot, R. Watkins, D. Shattuck. ATHLETIC CL B This athletic group has set up a point system of girls athletic awards has planned playdays and sports days and girls partici patron on Demonstration Night It has also developed methods for choosing playday par tlcipants. ag. W 6 an 5, LI. , 53' W :Z ew is QW 5 vfwswg gs f , I 1 we I it ' ' W gi 5 Q A gs 5 is J Q ,g Y Sw, iQ ZW Q V ,, V Q53 Sf 3. 5, V 'Z ffm 1 1- -f 1' Af, Q X lf, '24 'Y gf? n W iv ya WNW ffiii V f W ,a,' M If fr Lf N! W , 'K Y vm Q3 si. in , Nr h .gb l' AIU' 5 S., X w whim 'U DM 'WT x 1-, I' f Sf Af af If 2 fy H my Q m 'V Y sg E, ' 3 5 ' A A 4 435 wt. AV . J 3, y 2 3 Z - I wa gl if W? Y ff ' 3 5' as , f ,, A M 15V L4q f44 EM gf 3' 5M f 'Qlw Wi' The younger glrls those of the Junror Hlgh School age meet Frrdays after school to engage m the same sports as the older glrls at a lower level Supervlslng JU IOR HIGH I TRAIVIURAL their play IS Mxss Janet Stapleton r,,,, R four I 77161 I0 qfr South 9 111 Brp Ban Q 831:00 Yum uiinut Sill!! Baker FIR ow R F11 Mzflll an ur f- I 6 Row Relays Johllso I Q Stapler Pegflont fl M J fn Brazzd 0 H IBM!! Hahn r I er R Of' melt M rnnlnfnu jfltenbxsh argnqxgg sphlegpl Baron B He, IJ Wh an Ft T Row 'Vlarcla Hull Cousins I frane C Crimes Pratt B Mlller M L Ottauano Mls UP Stapleton Malmoskl farson Nl Wagner S Beedon R Hellert B Ranallo Marilyn Hull ll Wh I Middle Row I Weet Raymond Beyer OBrien Cuzlk B NIOTIPII B Beedon Home lpp W I Schultz K Rogers ,I A Woodruff Front Row S Patten Robbms Shlmmel Nlattus A Ottauano Payjafk C Tuohey Kuhn Kopp 61 rayzfqll H0l1haIr?pl7I I ve GIRL BOWLI C ClI'lS Bowhng Club mem bers are dlvlded mto src teams of five bowlers and substitutes each Regular team competltlon has taken place Averages and hand! caps are figured by the man agers Sponsor of the club IS Mlss Janet Stapleton ff. Q 9 . ,- , H, ' Pt' ' v P. W d NH , , , k., ,I V, S , xh Y . -Nh I If, M ' Met k A ' V f . A , I F iz . , S . V. 7, Ou M l I -I f ., . r . A- S. V- 1,3-L, . . 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Y' ' ' '. 7 Y. .. . - NEWS Sta members stud and dzsruss If 1 prznczples 0 good journalism idk Early bus students old and fount srhool newspapers earh Tuesday morning Nme gzrls stage a gy sy danre routzne sette Urmda M G sy relatlles mei bell oun Peo? e Towne, to rgtufn The Fortune Teller fast meets or rehearsal SNAPS Four mzlztary tap danfers, flanked by two sergeants and a rommandant SANFORD C BRINSMAID Speczal Agent BANKERS LIFE COMPANY I2I ROSELAND AVE Medna N Y TeI 5I5W L1 e Insuraufe Amzuztzes When In Medina Shop At M U R P H Y S 428 32 MAIN STREET The Store of SERVICE WITH A SMILE Cerhfied Fmance Co PersonaI Loans 545 Mann S+ Medma N Y Second Floor Phone II9O FIELDS SERVICE GAS suNoco OILS A 'Io Z Lubracaf on Pere bo ough BoaIs 20I EAST CENTER STREET Phone 26 Meclma N Y PARK LUNCH MEALS and sANDwlcI-les Twenty our Hour Serufe Don D1Cureaa Prop Park Ave Medma N Y Phone 6I9 Furs? as Always Nahonally Adverhsed Apparel for The JUNIOR MISS Medvna N Y Albion N Y BEST WISHES rom SAJ S PARKWAY SUPERETTE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES DIPSON S DIANA THEATER Edward Yarmgton Mgr C om plzments J H ROBINSON OIL CO RICHFIELD PETROLEUM PRODUCTS ANTHRACITE COAL Phone 850 J I HDELIIIDE POLER NURSING HOME COMPLETELY EQUIPPED FOR POST OPERATIVE an C ON VALESC EN T CARE REGISTERED NURSES ON 24 HOUR DUTY Member of N Y Srafe Nursing I-Iome Assocrahon 500 SOUTH ACADEMY STREET Phone 700 Medina, New York 63 I o I , . . . - T , I 'S 'N . sf - - O in Johnson Sea Horse LuI::rica+ion - I and MATRON Ae, I' It I I n l . . - ' ' of I . . ' ' I d HEWITT'S Cleaners and Dyers COLON C. BURGESS, Prop. The Home of Good Cleaning cmd Courteous Service PHONE 405 Medina, N. Y. 542 Main St. A. L. SWETT IRON WORKS Manufacturers of HARDWARE SPECIALTIES and PLUMBERS' SUPPLIES BRACE a. FLYNN LARRY S HARVEY J. ROBBINS Dodge and PIymou+h Cars . Dodge Job Rafed Trucks Frudh and Vegehbles GASOLINE DependabIe,Used Cars FUEL OII-5 and TIRES d seezvuce Phone ?'5 ' an Free Delwery Phone 205 Phone 370 9I4 SOUTH MAIN ST. CLUB 3I O Wes? Ave. and Rou+e 3I Grease To Please Medinaiv Friendliest Restaurant , , ED S SUN SERVIGE S A M I S J J OWEN S SERVICE STATION I I D A V I S LUBRICATION O TELEVISION Car Washing - Pick-up Service EVERYTHING To EAT SALES and SERVICE Phone I589 Sou'I'h Main and Maple Ridge MEDINA P h o n e 8 0 4 V ,..g. MAPLE runes The BIGNIILL CO. BIGNALL PLUMBING SUPPLIES GRAY IRON CASTINGS BUILT INTO AMERICA SINCE I85O COX S JEWELRY and GIFT SHOP ENGAGEMENT an WEDDING RINGS STERLING SILVER OUR 44th YFAR MORTGAGE MONEY For Your Home Medma Savmgs and Loan Hssoclatlon 'on ra u a ions o e Class of l954 BLISSETT S CHILDREN S SHOP MEDINA NEW YORK APPLE GROVE INN MIGHTY FINE Foon 65 C g t I t I U9 I o d I I . I I o 0 . I Es+abIisI1ed l888 OUR FUTURE IS IN YOUR HANDS! CLASS OF I954 Complimenrs of 0 American Legion - Iames P. Clark Post Benevolent and PIOLGCLIVG Order of Elks 898 Medma Lodge 789 Loyal Order of Moose Veterans of FOIGIQII Wars Legron Post 1483 WHITE BROTHERS ROSE CORPORATION Medina, New York Roberf H. Newell Co. Incorporaled SHIRTS -- PAJAMAS Underwear To Measure FINE NECKWEAR Medina, New York PAUL A. GARRICK 5ARNE5-TU1'rLE Inc. INSURANCE amuse Funeral Home MUTUALIZE and 226 Pearl Sfreel' ECQNOMIZE Phone 396 Tel. 556 COLD MEDINA STORAGE COMPANY INC GENERAL INSURANCE REAL ESTATE Charles P Slaclr 447 MAIN STREET LAPP EXPRESS CO Medina MEDINANY Posl' Office Employees 67 0 0 Phone H25 or H26 ,M .--A ....4.gu..-- - ..n-ski... A FRIGIDAIRE Refrigera+or and Ranges TAYLOR ELECTRIC CO. 529 MAIN STREET Medina, N. Y. HOUSEWARE HARDWARE ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES Kennedy Hardware and EIec+ric Co. 426 Main Slreer Phone 97 I-R HUDSON'S Jewelry and GIFI' Shop SIT MAIN STREET Medina, N. Y. Florsheim Enna Jerficlrs Child Life JAMES C. DIGIULIO, Owner FAMILY SHOE SHOP Qualify Foofwear X-Ray Fitted SOI Main S+. Medina, N. Y. W. S. Mon+gomery M E N ' S W E A R 503 MAIN STREET Medina, N. Y. It Pays To Shop At PENNEY'S Tesfed Qualify - Lowesf Prices Shop For All The Family Under One Roof 447-449 Main S'Iree'I' Medina, N. Y. SS h H I HEINZ COMPANY Makers of I'he 57 Varlehes 68 I HEINZ Salutes I te GLA oI'54 AMERICAN BRAKE SHOE CO. Engineered Casfings Division MEDINA NEW YORK BRONSON'S 4I6 Main Sfreef DRY GOODS CURTAINS DRAPERIES Hosiery Headquariers of Orleans Co. Congratulations and Best Wishes W T GRANT CO KNOWN Fon vALuEs JAYS DRUG STORE or PRESCRIPTIONS DRUGS SUNDRIES Cameras and S ppl es Phone 245 Medina N CURVIN S CON FECTIONERY CIGARS TOBACCO NOVELTIES Phone 686 420 MAIN STREET Medina N Y Congratulanons to the CLASS OF I954 JEWELRY STORE A COOK BLDG Medina N Y R LOUIS WALTERS 532 Ma n S+ Medina S A Cool: Bldg PHONE I35 G0 T0 ARMSTRUNGS FIRST 69 f ' - - Y' ' . . . 9 S T E W A R T ' S INSURANCE SERVICE s. . . - - - CompIimen+s and s+ Was o the Medlna Hlgh School C L II S S of 1 9 54 from N I a CHEMICAL DIVISION FOOD MACHINERY AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION DLEPOIT N Y Rch d Calf J T mpc F Pecol T Yak mc Wash Ayer Moss f B FI Ch ff C nad nAssoco1 NIAGARA BRAND SPRAY CO LTD Bu In gfon On! - B e I1 e s T I u dip. vou ,ur MID . ., I mon , i., acluonville, Flu., u , Io., ' Pompano, Fl ., Ne Orleans, Lu., Greenville, Misa., H ling , Tex., ho yo' , ex, I , ., , . Mau' ond S b 'd' y: Pine lu emicol Co, Pine Blu , Ark. a ia ' ez ., ., r'n ., . 70 IN MEDINA lT'S . . . WO LC O TT' S DAIRY COMPANY DAIRY PHONE 385 PARK AVE. ELWOOD and MEADE AVE. Call 22 Try Our Milk In Handy V2 Gal. For Quality Refrigerafor BoH'Ies Ice Cream - Milk - Dairy Producfs Congratulations, Gmdu,1fe5 GouId's Flowers, Inc. WE GROW OUR OWN So you can aIways be assured of Fresh QuaIi+y Flowers Greenhouses: Middlopori, N. Y. Sfores a+ Medina. N. Y. Albion, N. Y. Lociporf, N. Y. wesfern Amo H. F. SYLVESTER Associa+e S+ore Piffsburgh Paini - WaIIpeper 5l5 MAIN STREET Rugs - Inlaid LInoIe-um I3IOOr Covering . PIas+ic Wall Tile MEDINA' N. Y. 549 Main S+. Medina Phone I37I MELAND S MARKET Mens and GROCERIES DUTCHER ELECTRIC HCT POINT ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Frosfed Foods Ice Cream RCA MOTOROLA TELEVISION Phone 333 Medina N 431 Mum Street Phone 392 W WE DELIVER Medlna N Y PHILCO APPLIANCES LeVHN FURNITURE COMPANY INC Successor. ,O ,he GRADUATES .na srunsms With Best Wzshes H LeBaron Har'H' Company Inc K E N WA R D The Home o Fine Furniture or Better fwmg S H Q E S P 42I MAIN STREET Phone 35 Medina N Y 71 I ' , . Y. . I I to . I , H f . . It J. . ,, , . . A r Y N A-MMA-HMA 7 TLQHQ-s.:isa........aL.4a..L..A- ....- .. WITH BEST WISHES TO THE STUDENTS and GRADUATES MEDINA HIGH SCHOOL ROSENKRIINS PHARMACY FERMOILE BUICK CO. Phone IOIO MAPLE RIDGE ROAD Medlna N Y PLUMLEY S SERVICE STATION VuIcan'z ng and Recapp'ng Au+omob'Ie Accessofes Lee and Goodyear Tires W'IIard Ba++er es Greas ng - O'I Change NOAH S ARK AUTO and RADIO ACCESSORIES SPORTING GOODS Phone III5 Medina N Y Best o Luck GRADUATES OF 54 BEST IN F0005 C 81 B SUPERETTE or Park and Dav's Avenues ur 's n rn 'n oun MAIN MARKET TED POLER c oce s dCId 429 MAIN STREET Q6 S Ca Y Phone 477 'Ce C eam 900 S MAIN ST RAY GOETSCH Phone 699 Medma MEDINA PARTS Is a Good Man To Know' Medma N Y Phone 62I A Harvesi' of Good Washes +o 'I'he S E N I O R C LA S S IIIKE S DYNII SERVICE 2 0 ' I f I I I I I . C . I I I I I ' C'rIadBeadIeBII 0 Fan yGr rie an o Cufs Ci F - nd Your N. A. P. A. fobber r 9 . . .A I ' 7 A , Hu-ui James O. Rignel Co. nc Flour - Feed - Gra ns - Seeds PAINTS vARN I T S' I Best Paint Sold Med na LocI:por+ Ph ne I72 3- 6 KENNEDY BROS THE STORE EOR MEN AND BOYS 422 Main Street Phone 413 WOLKS MEN AND BOYS STORE 440 MAIN STREET Phone I493 CIo+hes 'For Lad and Dad Y o u r ENDICOTT-.JOHNSON SHOE STORE 424 MAIN STREET Med' a W'll' S SAM IORIO gs made CANVAS ALUMINUM and FIBERGLASS 404 Mann Pho e BRUNDAGE HARDWARE 437 MAIN STREET M a N Y CRAIG W ROSS FURNITURE Smmo s Bedd g Bed ooms by KI g Ph I35I MEDINA BAKERY BIRTHDAY WEDDING d DECORATED CAKES Spe Ne I +o D a Theafe e O50 LINDSAY GREGORY CORPORATION Every+hung In AuI'omahc OII Heahng Phone 930 Medina N Y 73 I . , I N K QIBI asf-1 I o Phone 386 l 5 Shoes for Ike lwnre Family ll ll In 1 lam Peter , Manager A ' 1' wnm 0 Quality and Service u . I I n un o r In one ' n 495 edin , . . an I I I I Our cialty x ian r ' , . . M dine, N. Y. Phone I I ,Annniv -aah.: ..-, E , MUCHOW'S FLURAI. SHOP Al-'S GULF SERVICE In Any Evenl' Send Flowers o COMPLETE SERVICE e 304 EAST CENTER 507 Eas+ Cenfer Sfreel Phone I85 Med'na N Y. ROYAL AND RORICK SERVICE STATION MOBILGAS 2I0 EAST CENTER ST. Phone l80 Compliments Zummerman Nash Inc SALES and SERVICE 3I4 EAST CENTER STREET Med'na Ne Yorlx HALF MOON INN Spec al 1 ng n Ihe f'nesI of Foods on 'Ihe R dge af R dge ay Roufe U S I04 Y I-lol dBIII-Iyd Blue Plate Speczals Med na 859 R 2 Best Wzshes 0 HERMAN GEORGE S SERVICE IRIDGEWAYI Brlgnall s Grocery G R O C E R I E S and MEATS Tel 859WI Cool: Wholesale Co 5I0 ORIENT STREET Med na N Y C and S LAUNDRY sos omem STREET Phone 99 A COOK 81 CO MEDINA N Y 74 . Ph I83 I , . 0 I ' ' Q I , w Complimenls and iii i . . f ' ' I I w I our s Marie an I n man , . Medina a91.J-u R'd9ewaY- New York I . - o S. . O o I , . . ACER 61 WHEDON, INC. FORCED AIR PIPE AND FITTINGS FURNACE PIPE AND FITTINGS O'DONNELL'S YARN SHOPPE Phone 367 8I3 WEST CENTER ST. Medina, N. Y. CHEVROLET 4 OLDSMOBILE Genuine Paris and Service FRANK J. PAYJACK DEALER Compl IITTGTIIS THE DENTISTS MEDINA S of OF Warren B. Marlin Licensed Optician Dr. Roberl' Hamilfon Optometrist 2 I 9 PEARL STREET Medina, N. Y. EYES EXAMINED PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED Phone 75 A. F. LEONE, M. D. 205 Park Avenue Phone II4 Medina, N. Y F. C. WESTON OPTOMETRIST III W. CENTER ST. Phone 36I-M Eyes Examined - Glasses Fitted J KENNETH SERVE ATTORNEY-AT-LAW MEDINA N Y. Best Wishes To You Graduafes of My Alma Marer who now en+er rhe Agriculfural Business and Professional Life of Our Commumiy PAUL I MILES ATTORNEY-AT-LAW SKINNER 81 HART ATTORNEYS AT LAW E EDWARD T EGGERT 4Ib MAIN STREET Meduna N Y Phone I389 KENNETH J CLARK Omce 2I2 E Oak Orchard S+ Meduna N Y Phone I20 Home I023 Wes'I' Ave C H THOMAS EYE EAR NOSE THROAT Wesf Cenfer Sireef Phone 34I A P C CLARK 220 PARK AVE Meduna N Y Phone 96 Complzments ALLAN C ARNABOLDI JOSEPH A RAGIONE 904 WEST AVENUE Meduna New York Tel 674 76 M. D. ' ' ' M. D. M- D-. EYE . . . of M. D. M. D. , DR. N EWSPAPERS C0 'Pli 1e 'f Of GEORGE SPEARS MEDINA FLO0R GUVERING 00. I09 EAST CENTER STREET Corner News Room Medina. New York MAGAZINES TOBACCO Phone 697 CcTse's Paints and Wallpaper compzzmem I Carmote and DuPont Paints of mper1aI Washable allpaper J O H N F E L T Z I ' W A Birae Wallpaper BARBER SHOP Window Shades-Venetian Blinds Floor Sanders and Polishers for Rent WEST CENTER STREET I08 W C enier Phone 223 Medma N Y EAST CENTER STREET Medma N Y MEDINA N Y Importers TABLE DAMASK HOMEMADE PIES and FRIED CAKES Gnd DECORATIVE ART LINEN RICHS GREENHOUSE R N Parsons 81 Son FLOWERS WHISPER ATLANTIC WHAT WORDS CAN NEVER SAY PLUMBING and HEATING PETROLEUM PRODUCTS ELWOOD AVENUE Phone 968 Phones 77 I O O , Medina, N. Y. 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GENERAL CONTRACTORS 59I MAHAR STREET Medina, New York Phone I94 Lake Shore Maferials Corporafion COAL - LUMBER BUILDING MATERIALS . Commercial SI. Phone 350 GEORGE'S Richfield Service WILLIAMS SINCLAIR sos NORTH MAIN SERVICE O Greasing. Washing, Pain+ing Selling Body Work GOODYEAR PRODUCTS Merhanical Work of All Kinds The Phone 9I3 Open 8 A. M. Io IO P. M. MID-CENTURY MASTER TIRE P A R K L I N E AUTO PAINT SHOP COLLISION SERVICE Used Cars Bough! and Sold AUTO GLASS Phone II4I Park Ave. Medina A E Vosler Manufacfurmg Corporahon T E BARHITE SINGLAIR REFINING 00 ING INDUSTRIAL BOXES REAR 342 EAST CENTER STREET and PALLETS Medina N Y Phone 432 Phone Med na N Y O DONNELL BROTHERS INC Everythmq to Budd Anythmq MEDINA N Y LYNX! 305 E Center St Phone 132 TAYLOR BROS Furnl+ure Mfg Co Inc Medina N Y Manu acturzng and Repazr FINE FURNITURE 79 . I l ug u 389 i , . . 1 1 n - H I I I H o 0' u P, 1 . . of Shoe Repair Gives Extra Wear SHOE SERVICE SHOP GUS FORTUNATO, Prop. 4IO MAIN STREET CIay+on Ehrenreich A+Ian+ic Service S'ra+ion GOODYEAR TIRES Special Lubricaiion, Gas - Soufh Main North Ave. Phone 65 I ANDERSON MOTORS FORD - MERCURY Genuine Ford Paris . SALES - SERVICE Compliments of R A N A L L O ' S BOWLING CENTER CENTRAL MARKET HOME OF FINE MEATS 443 MAIN STREET Medina. N. Y. Compliments T and O BOWLING CENTER 327 MAIN STREET Free Delivery Phone 213 MOCIIM. N- Y- BOWL FOR HEALTH Compliments Sincerely Yours of ACHILLES sALEs SERVICE KingsIey's Cleaners KNOWLESVHILE NEW YORK Phone 499 4I5 MAIN STREET Medina, N. Y. Store 839-M-1 House 839-M-2 THE HOME OF FARMALL Compliments to the A' Class of I954 from PLUMBING cmd HEATING MRS. CHARLES F. 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