Mynderse Academy - Myndersian Yearbook (Seneca Falls, NY)

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SAMUEL MARK AGNELLO C Il A S S Even the most determined can't resist his grin. BERT CALVIN AMIDON Bertis run on sport stories has caused a panic in the library. 9 1 gulf? WILLIAM FRANCIS JULIA ALYCE BABCOCK ELIZABETH JANE A ANDREWS The sparkle of her diamond BALDASARIE A 4 Big, competent Bill is a matches the one in her eyes. Life is a gay thing, play A f I X' tower of strength in and out thing, hip hurray thing! f of activities. S ff I FREDERICK WILLIAM ROBERTA JANE THOMAS RONALD PEGGY ANN BOHENSKY BEERSE BENNETT BENNETT A promising girl who is Whether it's football or A tiny, thoughtful senior Handsome Tommy plans to even nicer than her smile. girls, Fred's easy-going man- with a flare for business. sail the Seven S625 - with 8 ser conquers both. girl in every port. Time 'l'o gei' up , muH'ered ihe spirii' of Mynderse, as he iumped from fhe gym ra'H'ers and began his annual 'l'our of Mynderse . . . 16

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William Andrews, Treasurerg Malcolm McComb, President: Anne Urquhart, Secretary: Shirley Kaufman, Vice-President. OFFICERS CLASS 0F 1954 Early last September we seniors excitedly mounted the marble stairs for the first time legally. Even we were slightly awed by our new status. Malcolm McComb received our unanimous ap- proval as the guiding spirit of the 754 seniors. Vice-president Shirley Kaufman ably stood by, ready to assist NMac,' when necessary. Secretary Anne Urquhart took notes with ease at class meetings, and Treasurer Bill Andrews tactfully put the Nsqueezei' on us to pay class dues. Because of the assistance of our advisers, Miss O'Brien, Miss Smith, Mr. Becker, and Mr. Rogers, we can look back on a very successful senior year. X 1 5 ,,,, 3 'vf:.'. 'Q 'rim a?5r,?:,kQ5,',,V 1- I .:, ,QL-, f'gz'3f2qL , ,', ' 'Yffti f ' 1 ea ,fl ,v im if Qt, frify at '1 ,zz 431-rztjfmitgte 2 i te1e,eww,ms,t YZ Miss O'Brien Miss Smith - . fi f a rf g s. ' Q-ggi fi Mr. Becker MT- Rogers

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KAREN ELAINE BOVE C L A S S What can we say about Karen? You can't hold a - candle to a star. O F PHILOMENA MICHELINA BONACCI Shell dive right 1nto a pile of work and come up smil- mg. Q. 'L' I M y If KENNETH RONALD AVA MAE BROWN JOYANN ELIZABETH 54 BRAND , Our Ava's quiet looks are CAFAR0 X Ken needs seven league boots deceiving. Know what we An expert on things South W to make up for that extra mean? American - music, dancing. ' hour of sleep every morning. and HIGH- g.,, - .V 4 M ...J -In Me s 'ii' 'f'W? 5'i , , .... ... K, ,A J MARIE ELIZABETH ELSIE CATHERINE RICHARD LESTER NICOLETTA JANE CAMMUSO CLAPPER COOMBE DE JOHN IVS 3 big, wide wonderful Genesee Hospital will have Dick's passionately inter- Petite, friendly Nicki will world since the Air Force a monopoly over Cathy, come ested - in cars! set a pattern for future sec- Flag has been unfurled. September, retaries. He feli' s1'rangeIy saddened as he realized the change thai' would overtake Mynderse wi'I'h '54's passing . . . 17