Ovid Central High School - Ovidian Yearbook (Ovid, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1952 volume:

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MILLER CATHERINE CHAMBERLIN, Secretary HARRY I, WILLIAMS BOARD MEMBERS ff' I 4 I 9 .,,, If Q., I I ,RWM I Ml , f . . , f . ,4 I lr V . vs- , ,W J .,.v : ,. w .-A : -G Pinky' .Angra an CHRISTIAN KARLSON PERCY PULVER JUSTIN MARTIN i fAk 'f A ADM1 1 TRATIO N ev EX1 W , sn. V' rf KENNETH KEADY 1 U 1 u ,I , .1.' .nf-VM f C . , - .. ? 1 N 1.,-v- , 1,1 1- I. UJiwlWUlfJ+ ' sl U Rf 3'4 ' ' fi 'ff 2g1V ?1y'Y I- . f - 'aiu ' 'P 1'z?e15s'f? . ' 1 Q u -n a , ' .. A ii, a gl ,.f'1kDl9em , V. ' L . ' v - hawk nv I - K ! . , .I' 2 U J -. ,- ,Q 'T ' R Y s, ' ' ' -1. VE' b.. 2? V - i. 1-1 --5 f ..' X5 3 f, 2... it rf- 5 . q , , A . :.' -' ,- 3-s .Mt ,1 L lmm L Q1 - lQ! tl :LMuLe M I ff fi 'S-f llip 1212.4 W EIWN 'J , , ,. NMWQWY fflgb M - 2. I , 1'5- 1 E Mr. A1 Woodington, Mr. Jay Purcell Our maintainance staff is essential to the successful operation of our school. We are especially grateful to our bus drivers, our 1 janitors and our cafeteria workers who labor behind the 1 , , A , r - f l L A A il . 'U Q' r ,rf ! scenes to hels make our school a more pleasant place in MT- DOH Bradley which to spen our school days. 0 ---ff gms! L , . V M is-v . ss, a s V' 3 ,Z , . M c W .,: or I A - 'V l e--- - 4.3m 1 ' f -. r ,sa . ,- ' X Mrs. Vito Montemarano, Mrs. Margaret Covert, Mrs. Carmen Bond, Mrs. Hayes Wilson, KI DERGARTE Aftemoon Kindergarten-Mrs. Smalley Front Row: Don Maleski, Karen Diamond, John Kopsa, Darla Gorski, David Glass, Lee Mekeel, Sharon Palmer, Donna Roe, Carol Chambers, Michael Baley, Judy Wade, Janet Salzer. Second Row: Tim Maguire, Joey Corcoran, Patricia Ryan, Roni Stawasz, Leroy Van Riper, Ruth Fish, Mary McDonald, Mary Jo McGrain, Ronald Nivison, Barbara Nicholl, Buddy Bradl Dick Smith, Bruch Kimball, Kathy Miles, Patricia Schn ' Back Row: Barbara Lewandowski, M Markell. ey, Ruth Meziere, eider. ary Keady, Karen Clark, Frank Dana, Cath y Pemberton, Bell 3' ,- Y -' ..i,l + HI UEHEAHTE Moming Kindergarten: Miss Mason Front Row: Charles Porter, Ester Ormas, Portia Smith, Mary Mingle, Gloria St Lois Vaughn, James Brewer, Carol Alger, Bill Ritchie, Frank Langley. Second Row: James Robertson, Fred Mulford, Brian Bastian, Terry Clemons, George McCheyne, Diane Vargason, Charles Boyce, Pamela Ike, Ray Hunt, Mike Westervelt, Gloria Gunsaule, Charles Hurd, Sue Stephans, Bonnie Napes. Back Row: Dick Hazard, Frank Farr, Annette McDonald, Mary Worden, Stephan Fish, Susan Ahouse ' ' lPulver, Harold Tanner, Sandra Carpenter, Stephen Carpenter, Miss Mason. Stanley Wilkins, Ioe lv Back Row: Daniel Brodnicki, Bruce Xavier, Gerald Sturdevant, Linda Cassidy, Charolette Hall, Mrs. Simpson Grade 1-2 - Mrs. Simpson Middle Row: Kathryn Surs, Gretchen Eddy, Sandra Ryder, June Robinson, Robert Favreau, James Pemberton, Arleen Wade, June Courtwright, Bonnie Halsey, Catherine Stewart, Avis Ike, James Terry, Arthur Taylor Front Row: Billy Raney, Robert Woodard, Patricia Weber, Patricia Bond, Katherine O'Neil, Frances Dodson, Ruth Duncan, Gary Alger, William Millspaugh, Charles Wilson, Charles Krebbeks FIRST GRADE ix J L s' N, :R ,NX X X X 1 as .sr 2 Xxkxx :FQ Xfifxfxii :egg lxxis Xxx .-.QSXQX XxXQ:Q x X X Grade I - Miss McKenna Front Row: Lynne Mekeel, Peter Keefer, John Eastman, Donald Sheldon, Richard Langley, Richard Wilson Luella Vaughn, Paula Rourke, Carol Dodson, Cynthia Stout, Ellen Boyce T dd Peck Robert Akers Larry Westervelt Betsy Stowe, John Marks, Middle Row: Mary Linda Stawasz, e y , , , John Myers, John Limner, Barbara Holmberg, Sheryn Porter, Linda Ritchie, Karen Swick, Joyce Stedge Carolyn Gouchie Back Row: William Wade, Ernie Bullivant, Robert Kraft, Ronald Wooledge, Robert Linton, Charles Galloup Timmy Clair, John Eddy, John Stephens, Miss McKenna ,lg-0 D Gly-ing. l Second Grade - Mrs. Clarke Front Row: Joyce Gleisner, Margie Carpenter, Susan Quigley, Joan Mix, William Woodard, Joan McDonald, ieanne Zumbrunnen, David Eastman, Elaine Stout, Betty MacCheyne, Ginger Townsend Second Row: Stephen Mix, Donald Beach, Joan Harding, Neil Kerns, Lloyd Smalser, Carol Ann Hoppy, Ioan Ott, Karen Baker, James Raney, Peter Foxx, Thomas Chambers, Joan Goltry, Francis Mingle Back Row: Mrs. Clarke, Shirley McDonald, Rita Tillinghast, Cheryl Huff, David Smalley, Louise Northrup, Ronald Dodson, Carol Burdin, Rodney VanVleet, Chester Courtwright, Sigrid Primanis, Ronald Reagan Absent: Faye Bell, Clayton Crane, Carole Rice X 513150 DEH UE Second Grade - Mrs. Robbins Front Row: Marcia McGrain, Lawrence Wilkins, Patricia Seamon, William Lynch, Sylvia Charles, Carla Dunbar, Connie Brewer, Roy Brown, Karen Hughes, Kathy Faircloth, Betty Hatch, Allen Alger. Middle Row: Judy Jackson, Carol McDonald, Cheryl Bastian, Charles Stephens, John Tillinghast, Clara Vaughn, Lynn Clock, Betty Terry, Kathleen Potts, Rodney Steen, Elaine Moses, Edward Kaiser, Carol Diamond, Dennis Getman. Back Row: Judith Swick, Karl Ahouse, Paul Sibley, Dorothy Mingle, Herman Walker, Thomas Fields, Frederick Wade, James Langley, Charles Ryder, Mrs. Robbins. It THIRD GRADE Third Grade - Miss Riley Front Row: Mary Lynn Bristol, Billy Palmer, Lynn Chatelle, Mildred Hayes, Salley Stephens, John Wooledge, Gary Vaughn, Walter Lynd, Vonnie Boyce, Delorus Brown, Marybeth Cunningham Second Row: Andrew Hall, Elaine Van Riper, Jamie Xavier, John Mulford, Michael Mannix, Helengene Glass, Irene Hungerford, Jack Covert, Bruce Manning, Ronald Rice, Donna Tillinghast Back Row: Miss Riley, Ronald Issacson, Richard McGuire, Robert Shannon, William Langley, Teddy Martz Ronald Morrell, Donald Mead, Elsie McLaughlin, Sheila O'Neil THIRD SHADE ' A ! fa? Third Grade - Mrs. Limner Front Row: Ruth Ann Steele, Norman MacCheyne, Judith Ike, Mary Lou O'Neil, Leroy Weber, Pam Brown, Robert Marks, Ernest Wilen, Linda Mapes Second Row: Robert Sheldon, James Woodard, Carol Adams, Lance Manning, Marie Kraft, Janice Steen, Charles Bartholomew, Linda Welch, Sandra Pierson, Donald Patterson, William Eastman, Francis O'Conne1l Back Row: Sharron Clair, Shirley Housekneckt, Jay Scott Pulver, John Vanbone, Thomas Martz, Nancy Stevens, William Hancy, Richard McDonald, Shirley Charles, Patricia Clark, Mrs. Limner UURTH GRHDE Fourth Grade - Mrs. Finnegan Front Row: Maxine Nivison, Laval Holmes, Donna Cuer, Charles Hungerford, Jean Clark, Margaret Eastman Virginia Welch, Shirley Albee, Richard Christensen, James Foley, Herbert Vaughn. Middle Row: Shirley Stewart, Lawrence Woods, Jackie Ike, Robert Langley, Lawrence Nault, Dennis Brewer Joan Rourke, Anne Fields, James Reagan, Mrs. Finnegan. Back Row: David Terry, Richard Woodard, Robert Steen, Roger Bowers, Ann Zammett, William Steen. NFO HTH GRADE Fourth Grade - Mrs. Smith Back Row: Mrs. Smith, Esther Fields, David Smith, James Weber, Doris Xavier, Mary Anne.Harding, Linda Van Riper, Alice Reise, Elinor Tanner, Robert Covert. Middle Row: Edwin Conipton, Ann Peck, Attilo Nemeth, John Salzer, Josephine Hunt, Alice Wilen, Roxanna Mathews, Marjorie Markell, Frederick Ott, Dewey Albro, William Reagan. Front Row: Thomas Hurd, Richard Boonom, Carolyn Russell, Carol Ryder, Lynnette Croslean, Bonnie Westervelt, Elizabeth Raney, Barbara Warrick, Robert McGuire FIFTH GRADE Fifth Grade - Miss Maher From Row: Francis Hazard, Douglas Brown, Eugene Maleski, Richard Foxx, David Wilson, Charles Hufford, Frances Carpenter, Margaret Bouesen, Ronald Palmer Second Row: Winona Welch, Sharon Mapes, Joanne McDonald, Mary Stowe, Douglas VanScoy, Betty O'l-lara, Jean Shannon, Nathalie Carmell, Elizabeth Morhouse, Linda Hughes Back Row: Miss Maher, Joan Swick, Joy Dickinson, Bonalyn Welch, Doreen Nault, Walter Fields, Daniel Appleton, Jack Zammett, Ralph Larson ill FIFTH GRADE Fifth Grade-Miss Emperor Front Row: William Manning, Harold O'Connell, Stanley Vaughn, Jack Raney, Donald Chamberlain, Philip Hernon, David Luther, Sandra Excell, Betty Ryder. Middle Row: Henry Funk, Charles Doane, Florence Jackson, Ann Campbell, Virginia MacCheyne, Anna Walker, Ralph Jacot, Shirley O'Conne1l, John Murphy, Susan Widell. Back Row: Charles Walker, Josephine Sinicropi, Marlow Schultz, Jerome Van Riper, Carol Austin, Sally Van Riper, Joan Wilen, Charles Woodard, Roger German, Miss Emperor. SIXTH GH GRADE SIX - Mrs. Hawkins STANDING: Richard Iacot, Albert Reese, Don Walker, Henry Brown, Donald McCheyne, Mrs. Hazel Hawkins, James Mcquire, Gearld McDonald, Lewis Weber, James Webster, Arthur Prest. SITTING: Emest Albee, Eileen Smith, Patricia Hoagland, Emma Raney, Rosalie Greene, Sally Cool, Sandra Tanner, Susan Cavender, Rosemarie White, Barbara Cole, Albert Nivison. rn-..- .. .Il IXTH GR DE N3-, Grade 6 - M-iss Wright Front Row: Peggy Westervelt, Donna Greene, Joseph McDonald, Yvonne Clark, Sharon Ike, Joyce Jordan, Barbara Robinson, Joan Miller, Nancy Maher, Doralee Langley, Loretta Van Riper, Carol Van Vleet Back Row: Duree Brown, Janice Hulford, Richard Compton, Mary Hile, Margaret Personius, John Brown, Eileen Fisher, Ruthann Jacot, Jay Dann, Robert Voorhees, Robert Harding, Miss Wright :Liv fr- Uviu 1' .Atlsi P - ,ffgaxviunndinf FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: Franny Steverson, Dick Reff, Bill Duncan, Bob Clarke, Eugene Carroll, Jack Guinan, Dave Chamberlain, Dick Keenan, Bill Wiswell, Sandf ord Covert. SECOND ROW: Ward Bush, Dean Duncan, Douglas Chamberlain, Bill Meyers, Bob Mannix, Bob Bowers. THIRD ROW: Mr. Kay, Craig Smalley, Bob Northrup, Dick Watson, Justin Martin, Bill Campbell, Sterling Crenshaw, Dick Lahr, Thomas Martin, George Pember- ton, Phil Pomeroy, Paul Christensen, Manager, Mr. Natoli. The game scores were: Ovid 44 - Odessa 19, Ovid 61 - Dundee 12, Ovid 20 - Romulus 18, Ovid 30 - T-Burg 18. Ovid's undefeated powerhouse rolled over all Lakes Region opposition this year. Lead b C -C ' ' y o aptains Jack Gurnan and Gene Carroll, they romped to impressive vic- tories over three of their four opponents. Much credit is due to the two coaches, Mr. Kay and Mr. Natoli, for bringing the team through to an undefeated season. Many of the starting six will be gone next year, but there will be several experienced players to form the center of another fine team. and perhaps another champion. an Y I vu ggqy- w :V F ' -1 ' va .' if' ,sw , ' . A . . H I' J Q . - .- iv ' 'Q N J at Q x wsr N 2 ,4-Lim' X X ' ,Q xy' xx x ' v. - x ' V' .1 W Q E i 'J Ig 5: 'iglg ,Q '- L ME A .+L in aff Q-.. You wiv' 0471 111 V WE , - .Ch XS -Q, XX lf , 1. xg N Q ,il BA D W'VifWffffffffllfflllffffff SENIOR BAND - Mr. Iacoby SEATED - Front Row: B. Keady, A. Duncan, E. Dann, G. Excell, M. Keady, G. Vreeland, R. Chamberlain, M. Wilson, J. Russell, I. VanVleet. SEATED - Middle Row: D. VanVleet, I. Covert, S. Carson, W. Warne, L. Chatelle, S. Conkling, I. ' P H h I. Harin , A. Archambault. Hefferon, C. Faureau, B. Hawkins, G. Huff, W. Hallett, . atc , g STANDING - Back Row: C. Dann, E. Dickinson, I. VanLone, P. Christensen, S. Crenshaw, B. Covert, J. M ' J. Braisin ton, B. Myers, D. Chamberlain, I. Lynch, B. Duncan, Justin Martin, Mr. Jacoby, artin, F. Whimey, I. Miiler, C. Smalley, D. McGuire, D. Duncan, Dav1dChamber1a1n, E. Wilson. Band isone of the most popular extracurricular activities in the school, and practives Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday in the cafeteria, The band, comprised of about fifty members from Junior and Senior High, plays for assemblies and other school programs. Four members of the band, Arthur Archambault, David Van Vleet, Connie Favreau, and Barbara Keady participated in the All-State Sectional Band at Geneva this year. A bus was taken for the other band members who wished to attend the performance. Under the patient direction of Mr. Jacoby, the band has been steadily growing and improving. igafl en .F Nfl ,' . s -A f f 1, 1 I, !.,'.fv.s ji 44 ,f-.N .'.g,, eq, 'Qi 3 We 6- Ziff! I-fdL +1-is 5 'v'-.4 ,'3' f Wil- Mero. uv. -:,,-ws 5 - -k g.. W-:wi eh V 1-.,,-. .3.jq.p?,fg3 ,.,vf,g,g,3.f,-41, 0,5-,,5.-g,.sx-t, 5 51,271.00 53 Q,g.ff,,q.gq,.g.,g5w,59335 5 ,gfff,ff5gg3Qc 5s+29,,4.f455:,5,g,Z7, , f if M ' L+ 'ff sff2s:f.fs-bf,-'is'-.'s'f i 'wars'-Qiiwv' J 'P+ BACK ROW: James Wilson, Francis Hazard, Arthur Prest, Joan Miller, Shirley Cool, Emma Raney, Doralee Langley, James Webster, David Luther, Eugene Maleski, Ronald Palmer, Sandra Tanner. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Excell, Joyce Jordan, Barbara Robinson, Peggy Personius, Rosemarie White, Sally Cool, Douglas VanScoy, Jay Dann, Patricia Hoagland, Carol Austin, Carol VanVleet, Loretta Van Riper, Miss Wright. FIRST ROW: Joan Swick, Gloria Hayes, Duree Brown, Mary Carol Stowe, Peggy Boyesen, Susan Cavender, Susan Widell, Eileen Smith, Nathalie Carmell, Sharon Ike, Shirley O'Conne1l, Betty O'Hora, Virginia MacCheyne, Sandra Excell. SEATED: Douglas Brown, Donald Chamberlain, Richard Foxx. The Junior Chorus, under the direction of Mrs. Excell, is always superior, and this year's group is no excep- tion. Formerly the chorus was comprised of fourth, fifth and sixth graders but, because of the necessity of housing the fourth grade at Willard School, it is made up of only fifth an sixth graders this year. Miss Wright accompanies the chorus which practices during the noon hour. It is always a great pleasure to listen to this group. . ,. 1 , rx f H xi-Q , , ' AMT SE IUHEHUH S SENIOR CHORUS - Mr. Jacoby FIRST ROW: Joan Maguire, Maurren Keady, Ann Duncan, Ellen Dann, Connie Favreau, Kathleen Keady, Angie Millas, Mary Therkildsen, Gail Vreeland, Beverly O'Connell, Barbara Keady, SECOND ROW: Mr. Jacoby, Bob Griswold, Bob Clarke, Arthur Archambault, Fred Whitney, Bill Duncan, Gale Excell, Mary Sweet, Barbara Hawkins, Joann Brownell, Jack Guinan, Dave Chamberlain. THIRD ROW: Joan Haring, Sylvia Conkling, Norma Guthiel, Carol Dann, Shirley Carson, Freda Westervelt, Pat Hazard, Bonnie Regal, Jimmy Miller, James Covert, Bill Warne, Don Lewin. -an x'5'x, ,4gf 1' 2 'iii L f 4 l 'J W Kill if if 'iff E SEVENTH GRADE - Mrs. Ditmars E E TH GRADE 1.il........ -- FRONT ROW: Lorraine Lochren, Sondra Brown, Patricia Alger, Patricia Griffin, Phyllis Mclmosh, Nancy Hatch, Jean Mac Cheyne, Laura Schultz, Martha June, Lois Weber, Elizabeth Wilen, Ruth Ann Woods, Susan Mulford, Nancy Cover. MIDDLE ROW: Mrs. Ditrnars, Robert Warne, David Speth, Cynthia Barton, Michael Hemon, James O'Hora, Earl Ballard, Carlos Young, Julius Nemeth, Carl Post, Ward Bush. BACK ROW: William Halsey, Van Smalley, David Wilson, Richard Robinowitz, Elmer Martz, Donald Spatol. Xl SEVE TH SHADE EVENTH GRADE - Mr. Natoli FIRST ROW - Carolee Groslean, Rita Xavier, Carol Secord, Mary Rice, Betty Stein, Tommy Jones, Harry Hayes, Paul Harding, Richard Nault, John Mannix, Michael Bush, Clifford Bustian, Joseph Longwell. SECOND ROW - Mr. Natoli, Josephine Sinicropi, Patricia Dye, Gladys Vaughn, Lorraine Newton, Beverly Kinne, Margaret Everts, Barbara Wilen, Martha Ott, Flora Bailey, Anna Sperr, Elseworth Akers. THIRD ROW - James MacDonald, Lewis Martz, James MacCheyne, Michael Depew, Cecil Taft, James Mead, Harold.Hawkins. .5 ' u ' ' as -, we ,gf FUTUHEHU AHEHS BACK ROW: Bertha Speer, Maureen Keady, Mary Lou Auble, Joan Bowers, Judy Bar- rett, Francis Steverson, Marilyn Maths, Freda Westervelt, Pat Personius, Pat Hazard, Merrielee Iacot, Ioan Maguire. ROW TOW: Shirley Carson, Helma Lynch, Bonnie Regal, Milly Beach, Jean Trimm, Ethel Nivison, Phyllis Mattison, Barbara Hawkins, Pat Smith, Kay Lirnner, Mrs. Brown. FRONT ROW: Kay Fritts, Janice Mattison, Louise Ott, Angie Millas, Helen Martin, Mary Carroll, Donna Hanson, Franny Stahl, Barbara Simmons, Peggy Prest, Melissa Stahl, Ioan Alger, Gertrude Clark. The Ovid Chapter of the FHA has thirty-one members. They are a very active club, and have many excellent activities to their credit. The curtains which they hun in the cafeteria have made it much more pleasant. They also made towels for use in tie cafeteria. The veterans at Canandaigua Hospital received candy boxes made by the FHA. Christmas cards and stationery were sold as money raising projects. Mrs. Brown and Louise Ott, our state FirstVice-President, attended a state officers' meeting in Albany. Every summer three deserving FHA members are sent to camp by the club. They have planned the following social activities: a roller-skating party, a pic- nic, a trip to Morrisville and a state meetin . The followin 'are officers: President, E4aryCarro1lg Vice-President, Helen Martin, Secretary, Donna 5-iansong Treasurer, Frances Stahl, Reporter, Merrielee lacotg Histo - rian, Barbara Simmons. W 5: -Ish 3 , fl 311 lI xii N 37 X 2 ,,,. ,, ,,,., ..,..,,.-,.,-., ,,... -,,,, ., ,,. -W - - , .1 M FUTURE' FAR ER FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA - Mr. Whitehead KNEELING: Jimmy Brodnicki, Donald MaGuire. FRONT ROW: Mr. Whitehead, Dick Watson, Donald Weeks, Allen Marsh, Ralph Granger, Bill Duncan, Stanley MacCheyne, Clyde Auble, Johnny Keenan, Peter Depew, Hugh MacDonald. MIDDLE ROW: David Evans, Leonard Jackson, Martin Marsh, Paul Bertrand, Bill Auble, Dick Reff, Norman Brewer, Tommy Martin, Donald Lynch, Bob Guthrie, Franny Steverson, Dick Keenan. BACK ROW: Bob Mannix, Kenneth Terryberry, Bob Pearson, Paul Christensen., Don Conkling, Dean Duncan, John Hallett, Bill Campbell, Kenneth Post. Ovid F. F. A. Chapter is completing its 19th year of activities. Officers for this year have been: President, Bill Duncan, Vice-President, Stanley MacCheyneg Secretary, Ralph Grangerg Treasurer, Allen Marsh: Reporter, Clyde Aubleg Sentinel, Donald Weeks, During the spring months members attended the state convention and are making plans for the national con- vention at Kansas City. Vw I mn l'1cC'uEYnE .-ki A M5 Egfr? 'af' t , - X l - --.-- kk , A , L A ITIS Q3 Fneo Un nrney a Eoumzn JACK-Sou Qi- lDi Cir, llll Tom l-hsrfexon JEAN HARING s' - 1 3 4 I5 TGGY 'PET WRLLIHNGR A ,. 5, . NQZLA Ll If-Drslrl lllfll ' 'I' l- -. . -4. '2..-..-u-rx L- 1 X- 5 xc: EIGHTH EIGHTH GRADE - 1 - MIS. Lee FRONT ROW: Patricia Hancy, Patricia O'Connel1, Phyllis Caslin, Betty Chatelle, Margaret McIntosh, Jeanne Sibley, Sharon Hufford, Emily MacCheyne, Norma Van Gelder, Mary Beach, Kay Ike, Sally Shannon. MIDDLE ROW: Sue Shanley, Diana Lotz, Carla Harbold, Mary Raney, Bruce Covert, Carl Carmell, David Bush, James Van Loxe, Louise Nogle, Mrs. Lee. THIRD ROW: Charles Morhouse, Richard Weber, Herbert Farr, Ray Jackson, Gerald Hayes, Richard Clair, Davitt Brown. 1 ' ' EIGHTH GRADE - 2 - Mr. Wilson FRONT ROW: Donna Poth, Judith Martin, Kay Clark, Rosalie Chamberlain, Mildred Beach, Hilma Lynch, Leslie Harbold, Donna Ike, Norma Buckholtz, Betty Hayes, Betty Mead, Shirley Ott. MIDDLE ROW: Douglas Carmell, Jack Ferguson, Ronald Welch, George Everts, James Weber, Harry Farr, Mahlon Ike, Robert Northrup, Donald Whitney, George Lahr, Frederick Riegel, Mr. Wilson. BACK ROW: John Van Vleet, Thomas Warrick, Ronald Argus, William Myers, Billy Murphy, Marshall Shannon, Carl Christensen. fri E W S ' BACK ROW: Mrs. Meushaw, Jimmy Van Lone, Doris Anderson, Cris O'Conne11, Davett Brown Mrs. Franklin. FRONT ROW: Yvonne Clark, Merrielee Jacot, Kathleen Keady, Pat Depew, Sandra Excell LEFT TO RIGHT: Joan Bowers, Beverly O'Conne11, Norma Guthiel, Bonnie Regal, Gale Excell. 41 I 'QV FRE HME BACK ROW: Jimmy Miller, David Evans, June Tillinghast, Janet Sibley, Ann Harding, Joan Alger, Melissa Stahl, Janice Crane, Paul Gary, Kemieth Terryberry. FOURTH ROW: Bill Campbell, Martin Marsh, Cary Ike, Donald Lynch, Bob Bowers, Tim Wright, Dick Reff, Francis Steverson, Jim Archambault, John Hallett, George Pemberton. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Greif, Marilyn Marsh, Helen Martin, Frances Stahl, Marjorie Wilson, Pat Smith, Judy Barrett, Jean Trimn, Doris Bennett, Mary Lou Auble, Yvonne Regal, Nellie Goslicki, Joan Fitzsimmons, Mrs. Meushaw. SECOND ROW: Gertrude Clark, Shirley Hayes, Priscilla Hatch, Jeanette MacDonald Mary Lynch, Anna Marie Berger, Genia Dickenson, Elizabeth Fish, Charlotte Jones Ellen Dann, Ann Duncan, Maureen Keady, Joan Maguire. FRONT ROW: David Albee, Teddy O'Neil, Peter Depew, Donald Maguire, Bill Hallett Roger Austin, Jimmy Brodnicki, Bruce Bowers, Alfred Smith, Johnny Keenan. I Early in the school year the following were elected as class officers: President ---------- ----- T im Wright Vice -President ------ ----- F rances S tahl Secretary-Treasurer - - - ---- Barbara Simmons FIRST ROW Mrs. Lee, Mary Therkrldsen Gale Excell Nellle Goshckl Ellen Dann Maureen Keady Yvonne Riegel, Rosalre Chamberlaln Judy Martrn Carl Chrrstensen SECOND ROW John Van Vleet, Roger Austm James Covert James Archambault Bruce Covert W11l Hallett, James VanLone Fred Rlegel J Brodnrckr SEHIUH Joan Haring Doris Anderson Mrs. Ditmars Chris O'Connell Barbara Keady SECOND ROW Chester Goslicki Ralph Grangfr David Van leet Phil Pomeroy Justin Martin gba OPJH0 0RE FRONT ROW! Bob Griswold, Donald Weeks, Paul Bertrand, Sylvia Conkling, Mary Therkildsen, Angie Millas, Beverly O'Conne1l, Patsy Tilllnghast, Alice Beach, Harold Larsen, Donald Conkling, Victor VanVleet. SECOND ROW: Mr. Hoppe, Kenneth Post, Sterling Creushaw, Louis Chatelle, Joanne Brownell, Gale Excell, Barbara Hawkins, Mary Sweet, Robert Chatelle, Bil Wiswell, Willard Charles, Mrs. Franklin. THIRD ROW: Bob Pearson, John Russell, Dean Duncan, Jim Covert, Eugene Wilson, Richard Poth, James Schramm, Sandford Covert. This year it was necessary to have two groups of Sophomores, one in 206 with Mr. Hoppe as class advisor and the other in 211 under Mrs. Franklin. The Sophomores elected the following officers: President, Eddie MaGuire, Vice-President, Angie Millas, Secretary, Beverly O'Connell, and Treasurer, Mary Therkildsen. Their Student Council representatives are Gale Excell and Jimmy Covert. Under their leadership the class hopes to have S300 in their treasury when they become Juniors. This goal will be accomplished by means of class dues, two bake sales, and a dance. As Freshmen, this class was more active than usual. They put on a very successful dance, sold pop at the baseball games and, in general, proved themselves up and coming personalities in O. C. S. H J f -rf' 'N J Af., ,,...f-' i fr . ..4,f. if IBRAR SEVENTH GRADE - SECOND ROW Josephine Sinieropi, Ruth Woods, Mary Rice, Ward Bush, James Mead, Michael Hernon, David Speth, Earl Ballard, David Spatol, Carol Youni, David Wilson, FIRST ROW - Eliza eth Wilen, Lois Weber, Patty Alger, Beverly Kinne, Bill Halsey, Rita Xavier, Patty Dye, Barbara Wilen, Gladys Vaughn, Martha Ott, Susan Mulford. EIGHTH GRADE - SECOND ROW - Gerry Hayes, Ray Jackson, Marshall Shannon, Donna Porh, Jeanne Sibley, Louise Nogle, Betty Mead, Mablon Ike, David Bush, Davitt Brown, Thomas Warrick, Fred Reigel. FIRST ROW - Sally Shannon, Mary Beach, Shirley Ott, Judy Martin, Mildred Beach, Leslie Harbold, Carla Harbold, Kay Clarke, Rosalie Chamberlain, Beverly O'Co Hufford. nnell, Pat Haney, Kay Ike, Sharon 15 UNIOR BA BACK ROW: David Luther, Douglas VanScoy, Sally Cool, Van Smalley, Ann Campbell, Mr. Jacoby. FRONT ROW: Ronald Palmer, Robert Voorhees, Ioan Swick, Sally Van Riper, Shirley Cool, Joyce Jordan, Peggy Personius, Eugene Maleski, Richard Foxx. H Y BACK ROW: Merrielee Iacot, Pat Hazard, Barbara Simmons, Jack Guinan, Don- ald Lewin, Bob Clarke, Doris Anderson, Mary Carroll, Pat Smith, Bonnie Regal, Dorothy Lunch, Mrs. Vangalio. FRONT ROW: Ioan Maguire, Mary Therkildsen, Angie Millas, Christine O'Connell, Frances Stahl, Louise Ott, Kay Limner, Kath een Keady. vw' 1 J Q 5 ,fl Il! ' 5 3 HOTOGRAPHY CL B BACK ROW Mr. Shaw, Don Lewin, Craig Smalley, Bob Griswold, Don Conkling, Chester Goslicki, Willard Charles. FRONT ROW James Brodnicki, Johnny Keenan, Ethel Nlvison, Carolyn Fritts, Louise Ott, Kay Limner, Bob Pearson, Teddy O'Neil. Pres. ---- - - - Carolyn Fritts Vice Pres. -- ---- Bob Griswold Tres. - - - - - Louise Ott Sec, ---------- ---- I oan Keady Faculty Sponsor ---- --- Mr. Shaw .1-, ' 1 4 IUNIORS - Miss Edds BACK ROW - David Van Vleet, Bill Warne, Fred Hallett, Douglas Chamberlain. MIDDLE ROW - Freda Westervelt, Charles Gleisner, Dick Shanley, DickLahr, Joel Wycoff, Craig Smalley, Jack Brasington Justin Martin, Jim Lynch, Bill Auble, Miss Edds. FRONT ROW - Kathleen Keady, Marjorie Wagner, Norma Guthiel, Carol Dann, Gail Vreeland, Connie Favreau, Mary Carroll, Barbara Keady, Pat Depew, Frances Martin, Janice Mattison, Shirley Carson. JU lon The Junior Class, with Miss Edds as advisor, is very active around school. Its members are very much in evidence in all activities. As Sophomores the class of '53 put out a newspaper. On their agenda as Juniors, they have the candy sales, a movie, a Gay-Ninities program, a ham supper, an informal dance, several bake sales and the Ball. One of the big events of the year as far as the Juniors were concerned, was the choosing and ordering of their class rings. At the beginning of the year they elected the following people to office: Justin Martin, President: Barbara Keady, Vice-President: Carol Dann, Secretaryg and Gail Vreeland, Treasurer. Norma Guthiel and Jimmy Lynch represent the Junior Class in the Student Council. ' x ..-...an ma- ,-, , .7 Y. Y ,, ,, -Q., l a...-4.-.1A. 4 gg., -' Cris O'Conne11, Joan Hefferon, Peggy Prest, Norma Guthiel, Beverly O'Conne11, Gail Vreeland. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: CHEERLEADER 5-4 ,MQW Maureen Keady, Connie Favreau, Mary Therkildsen Barbara Keady, Mary Lou Auble, Franny Stahl IR. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: VARSITY BACK ROW: Phil Pomeroy, Manager, Coach Kay, Doug Chamberlain, Art Archambault, Eugene Carroll, Dick Reff, Tom Martin, Bi1lWarne, Mana er. FRONT ROW: Bill Duncan, David Chamberlain. Mynderse vs. Ovid Dundee vs. Ovid Lakemount vs. Ovid Romulus vs. Ovid Watkins Glen vs. Ovid Trumansburg vs. Ovid Mynderse vs. Ovid Odessa vs. Ovid Interlaken vs. Ovid Watkins Glen vs. Ovid Dundee vs. Ovid Romulus vs. Ovid Lakemount vs. Ovid Trumansbur vs. Ovid Odessa vs. gvid Interlaken vs. Ovid Phelps vs. Ovid Allendale vs. Ovid Quarter Finals Victor vs. Ovid Bob Clarke, Dick Keenan, Jace Guinan, Hugh MacDonald, OPPONENT OVID 44 48 34 49 42 46 37 38 49 36 33 53 36 35 35 45 35 47 45 54 24 63 39 46 39 43 63 47 34 35 29 48 47 43 37 41 64 55 lg-1 1? ' M 55 BACK ROW: Fred Regal, Mr. Natoli, Robert Mannix, Bill Campbell, Bob Griswold, Paul Gary, Dean Duncan, Jim Covert, Jim Archambault. FRONT ROW: Ronnie Argus, Buzz Pemberton, Frannie Steverson, Richard Lahr, Willard Charles, Justin Martin, Dick Watson, Iim Van Lone. KNEELING: Bruce Bowers. OPPONENT OVID Mynderse vs. Ovid 30 57 Dundee vs. Ovid 14 49 Lakemount vs. Ovid 23 44 Romulus vs. Ovid 35 37 Watkins Glen vs. Ovid 47 51 Trumansburg vs. Ovid 34 59 Mynderse vs. Ovid 36 44 Odessa vs. Ovid 38 46 Interlaken vs. Ovid 14 39 Watkins vs. Ovid 47 54 Dtmdee vs. Ovid 26 55 Romulus vs. Ovid 46 42 Lakemount vs. Ovid 18 58 Trumansb vs. Ovid 51 43 Odessa vsjugvid 28 62 Interlaken vs. Ovid 13 37 55 Phelps vs. Ovid 41 Allendale vs. Ovid 21 65 3n.! 'HN gs, gg JJ fl' clun- pls- ..--- .----- BACK ROW: David Albee, Julius Nemeth, James Covert, Ellen Dann, Hugh MacDonald, James Lynch, Ralph Grager, Mr, Blank. FRONT ROW: Ronald Welch, Gale Excell. Norma Guthiel. Angie Millas, Karl Limner, Arthur Archambault, Sue Shanley, Cynthia Barton, Thomas Jones. At the beginning of the school year the student body elected the following student council officers: President, Karl Limnerg Vice-Presi- dent, Arthur Archambault, Secretary-Treasurer, Angie Millas. With Mr. Blank as advisor, many projects have been undertaken. These have included setting up a hall monitor system, selling tickets at games for the Athletic Association, and making daily announce- ments over the intercommunication system. In March a Saturday night recreation program, something long desired by all, -went into operation, under student council supervision. . ..... .. ............... ........ .1....................-.-.......: ........ ............... ......-. ................................ ........ ............... ........ ................................. UNCIL Bl! DIIIU AK! LEFT TO RIGHT - Roland DeGraw, Seeley Brewer, Paul McMi1len, Elmer Dwyer, John Covert, Wyllys Miles, Forrest Hazard, Mack Thompson, Donald Bradley, Fred Austin. BOOSTERS IOSEPHINE'S BEAUTY SHOP MR. 81. MRS. GEORGE OTT MR. 81. MRS. HAROLD INGERSOLL MR. 8a MRS. HARRY CHAMBERLAIN MR. 8: MRS. GEORGE LEWIN MR. 8: MRS. NEALEY BREWER MR. 8a MRS. PAUL O'CONNELL MISS BARBARA FRENCH MR. 8: MRS. CHARLES MCGOUGH E. R. MOORE AND COMPANY MR. 8: MRS. STANLEY WAGNER MISS BARBARA KEADY I. PULVER MR. Sc MRS. L. ANDERSON MRS. HELENA BOWERS CLAYTON BROWN MR. 81. MRS. EDWARD LIMNEI MR. Sz MRS. GEO. FRANKLIN MR. 8:'MRS. RAY WOODINGTON, SR. MR. 8a MRS. RAY WOODINGTON, IR. NOTE TO ALL BOOSTERS AND ADVERTISBZS: We are deeply appreciative of your kind cooperation and loyal support in helping us to publish this yearbook. A 7 THE FRosH Q THE JUNIOR cLAss THE soPHoMoREs r Class of 1955 I 195a U END-O-LANE TRAILER PARK . Best Wishes of Victor Van Vleet Comphmems of P.Yggaf,'f,',dNi62,f,511 OGILVIE NURSING HOME THE HAPPY LANDING Interlaken, N. Y. ---nun-gg.. -z ' production ofa yearbook. In the past, the yearbook has been a project for I x V l 1 I T YEARBOOK CLUB OFFICERS BACK ROW: Barbara Keady, Social Editorg Mr. Hoppe, Faculty Advisorg Joan Haring, Alumni Editorg Doris Anderson, Literary Editorg Bill Duncan, Advertising Salesg Christine O'Connell. Class Editorg Ethel Nivison. Art Editorg Mr. Shaw, faculty advisory Dorothy Lynch, Yearbook Sales. FRONT ROW: Chester Goslicki. Business Managerg David Chamberlain, Editor-in-Chiefg Miss Klopf, Faculty Advisorg Pat Depew, Assistant Editorg Karl Limner, Publicity Director. I The Yearbook Club is a new organization this year. It's principle goal is to give all students an opportunity to gain experience that will help in the If the senior class. Membership is open to students in grades 9 - 12, and each member is assigned to a definite part of the production. ffl, llmluule srl' 1 BACK ROW: Betty Mead, Donald Lewin, Bob Clarke, Harold Larsen, Don Conkling, Kemieth Post, Jimmy Covert, Jimmy Mead, Barbara Keady, Bob Bowers. FOURTH ROW: Ritz Xavier, Barbara Wilen, Sandra Brown, Bob Griswold, Jack Guinan, Bill Duncan, Craig Smalley, Karl Limner, Clyde Auble, David Chamberlain, Francis Steverson, Chester Goslicki, Carolee GrosJean, Beverly Sinicropi. THIRD ROW: Angie Millas, Freda Westervelt, Phyllis Mattison, Merrielee Jacot, Joan Haring, Doris Anderson, Mr. Shaw, Dorothy Lynch, Janice Mattison, Carolyn Fritts, Mary Therkildsen, Joan Maguire, Ethel Nivison, Beverly O'Conne11. SECOND ROW: Miss Klopf, Louise Ott, Shirley Carson, Kay Limner, Pat Personius, Mary Carroll, Pat Depew, Barbara Hawkins, Gail Excell, JoAnn Brownell, Kath- leen Keady, Mr. Hoppe. FRONT ROW: Carl Post, Earl Ballard, Bob Pearson, David Speth, Julius Nemeth, Don- ald Spotl, Ward Bush, Van Smalley. 26 f r J , I C , 1 I f .. fe of li Stanley MacCheyne --- President Doris Anderson ---- ---- S ecretary Bill Duncan ------- ------- T reasurer I 7 . L Bob Guthrie ---- Vice-President BACK ROW: Donna Hanson, Joan Haring, Miss Edds, Chris E I 0 R O'Conne11, Doris Anderson, Pat Personius, Ethel Nivison, Dorothy Lynch B111 Duncan Tom Martin Phil Pomeroy Chester Goslicki FRONT ROW: ' Clyde Auhle, Iaek Guinan, David Chamberiain, P L A CLASS ILL The Class of '52 being of reasonablefsound mind and body leaves all the grey hairs that we gave to the teachers and all of our illegal days absent plus the following to the class of '53l! Dorothy Lynch leaves her athletic ability to Shirley Carson and Kay Lirnner. Joan Hefferon leaves her shyness to Pat Depew. Joan Haring leaves her pigtails to Marge Wagner. Donna Hanson leaves her swing to Frances Martin. Carolyn Fritts leaves her reckless driving to Beverly Graves. Peggy Prest leaves her freckles to Carol Dann. Louise Ott leaves her height to Billy Warne. Christine 0'Conne1l leaves her Latin ability to Fred Hallett. Ethel Nivison leaves her motorcycle to Doug Chamberlain to go home from basketball prac- tice. Fred Whitney leaves his Trig marks to Barbara Keady. l-lughie MacDonald leaves his basketball uniform to Jim Lynch. Tom Martin leaves his quietness to Joel Wyckoff. Allan Marsh leaves his Ford pickup to Freda Westervelt so she can take home her boyfriends. Stan MacCheyne leaves his wavy hair to Charles Alger. Donald Lewin leaves his musical touch to Willy Charles. Bob Kinne leaves his Chemistry papers to Art Archambault. Clyde Auble leaves his driving ability to Miss Edds. Lenny Jackson leaves his wrestling holds to Gail Vreeland. Wes l-lenninger leaves his fast moving ability to Dick Keenan. Bob Guthrie leaves his way with the women to Dick Lahr. Chester Goslicki leaves his walk to David VanVleet. Bob Clarke leaves his outstanding Geometry ability to Charles Gleisner. Dave Chamberlain leaves his gift of gab to Connie Favreau. Doris Anderson leaves her way with the teachers to Zeke Carroll. Phil Pomeroy leaves his good attendance to Joanne Keady. Pat Personius leaves her long hair to Kate Keady. Jack Guinan leaves his college hopes to Jack Brasington. Bill Duncan leaves his smart tactics with the girls to Dick Shanley, Norman Brewer leaves his ability to drive to Justin Martin who's been knocking quite a few pedestrians down lately. Ralph Granger leaves his position as secretary of the FFA to Paul Christensen. fCon't on page 60j SENIOR HISTORY At the start of our rreshman year. 1948-1949. we had 56 students in our room: Mrs. Depew was appointed as our advisor. Our main concern was to get off on the right foot ----- scholastically ----- but we also participated in some extra curricular activities such as band, football. basketball and track. In our Freshman year we did very little to raise money for our Senior Trip. As our Sophomore year rolled around. our number had decreased to 33. Mr. and Mrs. Meyer were our advisors starting in that year. but Mrs. Depew changed with them at about the half way'mark and continued as our advisor. That year we had bake sales and sold pencils to help raise money for our trip to Washington. Here it was our Junior year! We seemed to be getting closer to being Seniors all the time. We started off the year as a good-size group of 29. Mrs. Depew was our advisor and gave us valuable help in our money-raising activities.. This year we had a Junior Play, which no class had had for a number of years. We sold stationery, had a ham supper, sold caps, pennants, and candy, and had a few other money-raising activi- ties. We made part of our money for our Senior Trip: this meant we would have less to make in our Senior year. Our Senior year! Class of 1952! QWe finally made it.j We started off with 25 classmen and increased to 32 in January. We were happy indeed to find Mrs. Depew as our class advisor, through the years. Our financial activities this year included maga- zine sales. the Senior Play, candy sales, r.he Silver Tea. and some smaller activities. The Senior Trip, for which we had been saving our money, was held April 4 to 9. This trip was something we will remember the rest of our lives. We greatly appreciate what our community has done for us, to make our Senior year one of the greatest years of our lives. We wish to thank Mr. Miller. our principal, Mrs. Depew, our wonderful advisor, the faculty and the people of our community for the help and contributions they have given us. Bill Duncan - Historian CLASS PROPHE Y gk At Karl Limners Rendezvous , THE Nitery of Washington, we, the class of '52, are having our Class Retution. Karl, as you probably know, having tired of Jets has opened his own night club. He is his own best customer, and gets up early each day so that he will have longer to loaf. He has employed four of his old classmates, Fred Whimey, Donald Lewin, Wes Herminger, and Chester Goslicki. On the podium, we noticed as we entered, Fred at the mike, still playing the sweetest trumpet this side of Willard, as Donald, the featured crooner rehearsed his latest recording 'The Blabber Blues . On the red plush carpet just outside we were surprised to see Chester, the doorman, sharp as ever in a uniform so resplendent with gold and medals that even passing Marine Sergeant Bob Guthrie has saluted him, mistaking him for at least Admiral Bob Kinne, who was last heard of cruising in the vicinity of Bali in search of beautiful scenery ----- purely in the interest of Art, of course. From the rear of the club the noisy clashing of pots and pans proclaimed the creation of a new dish Petite Carne de la Henninger , fHamburg to youj at 52. 50 a service. At a nearby table, Leonard Jackson and Clyde Auble were discussing the patent rights on their latest invention that converts a decrepit bicycle to a Mercury Convertible in twenty minutes. Mrs. Royce Green fthe former Joan Haringj has just arrived after a tearful leave taking from a baseball team ---- hers and Royce's. Royce has to baby-sit on the swing shift basis while Joan is away. We thouglllit a beginner was tuning a tuba, but it was only Ralph Granger, clearing his throat. Since is trans er as Sergeant in the Air Force to Sampson, Ovid an Lodi have both dispensed with Fire Sirens. The phone just rangg it was Big Tom Martin, who will be detained for an hour or so---he promised to give Mikan some foul shooting lessons. Kay Fritts and her new Ford just flew in. She got an excellent trade in on 'Stock Car 811' at the Brewer-Marsh Garage, operated by Allen Marsh and Norman Brewer, the local motor-tycoons of Ovid. Autograph hunters are besieging Phil Pomeroy, who has given up a stage career to realize his 1ife's ambition, to manage the Royals. Near the bar we overhear Mrs. Bill Webster, the former Domia Hanson explaining, to Christine O'Connel1, that vivacious Kindergarten teacher, the Intricacies of managing oth the Webster Television Service and Bill too. Christine agrees, she manages children also. A stir at the door draws the crowd's attention to the arrival of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Chamberlain, the new Science Teacher since his discharge from the Air Force. The little Chamberlains - all five of them - have been left at home under the watchful eye of Uncle Bill. And speakingl of Bills--Here comes Bill Duncan who is now the Ag teacher at Ovid, and who teams up wit Stan MacCheyne, Lodi's leading Dairy farmer, who, after being President of our Junior and Senior class found that by feeding his Jerseys equal parts of soda and cocoa could produce a sensational Chocolate Soda. Peggy Prest and Beatrice Nivison have just arrived in a Sampson Air Force Jeep - Bea is secretary to a certain Major since her graduation from Business School, but Peggy refuses to tell who gave her the Jeep. How about it, Peggy? Bob Clarke. U. C. L. A. 's top Art teacher is wistfully eyeing the microphone on the gtatge and we hope a song or soft shoe isn't due. We'd rather you's be WRONG than President, o . Haste makes Waste! Major: Agriculture F.F. A. 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 4 Senior Play Basketball 2,3,4 Football 2, 3,4 Yearbook Club 4 THOMAS I. MARTIN KJB KINNE N vga L , ei, What fools these mortals bel Major: Math Xa Science Yearbook Club 4 Hilltop News staff 4 Junior 8: Senior Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 3 Baseball 2, 3 Junior play 3 The only way to have a to be one. Major: Math, Latin Junior and Senior Play Cast Senior Honor Society Hilltop News Reporter 3 friend is 49- BEATRICE E, NIVISON So quietly she moves, one scarcely knows she is about. Major: Home Ec, 17 Club 2, 3 Intramurals A smile for every fellow and two for every girl. Major: Agriculture F.F.A. 1,2: Reporter, 4 Vice-President, 3 Junior 8: Senior Play Editor 4 Yearbook Club 4 Class Officer Camera Club 3 Secretary 4 Basketball 4 Yearbook Club 4 DORIS C. ANDERSON CLYDE AUBLE 'ff' . si A ' 53 535 '4L .,,, M .ma na f .may , s as 0f' ,A do . .,. - z an 'ff is 4' ..:b's:' Q wif A - as : Hg. . X DONNA L. HANSON H. DAVID CHAMBERLAIN Though she be little, she is fierce. Major: Science Library Club 1, 2, 3 President 4 Seventeen Club 1,2, 3,4 Secretary 3 Vice-President 4 A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Major: Agriculture Football 1, 2, 3,4 Baseball 3 Basketball 1,2, 3,4 Junior and Senior Play Cast F. F.A. 1, 2, 3,4 Treasurer 3: Pres. 4 Class Treasurer 4 BILLY DUNCAN affW','Wz up I D- sl-W' - , .K ' -, f r ' 1 A .E-.., , F - ,:, -.gr -s. ,- 1-l'1i'?Qf-mp' T' -- svn, ,, ...ng ,. . Qz: .4-ff, ffl-S13 ,sa+gK4g5.a-- ' , La., - . rg. .slr 'L ,,.L,.:,.t:C2J,',.4'fy ..v..s.v..'.-:. :. 1:1-. A world knows nothing of its great- est men. Major: Science Band 1,2,3,4g Chorus 3,4 Football 2, 3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Track 2, 3,4 Class Officer: Vice-President 3 Yearbook Editor 4 And for the few that only lend their MTB UWUWY SUPPOWS US 811- ear, that few is all the world. , Major: Business Gt Agriculture Major: Science F.F. A. 1,2 17 Club 2, 3, 4 Junior and Senior Play Committees Camera Club 4 Senior Play Yearbook Club Art Editor 4 ETHEL NIv1soN NORMAN D- BREWER is r az we ... 'W wm'5w ..c, Y The best in this kind are Major: Agriculture F. F. A.: Sentinel 2: Vice-President 3: Secretary 4. Junior and Senior Honor Society 1,2,3,4 Junior and Senior Play Committees Student Council 4 iIi1..:Rw 1 .., but shadows. ss-at RALPH H. GRANGER Z EA 4' gr. x 1. JOAN HEFFERON She is as likeable as she is lookable. Major: Math and Science Band 2,3,4 Cheerleading 2,4 Yearbook Club 4 Library Club 1,4 Student Council 4 There's nothing like a good friend. Major: Science Senior Play Yearbook Club 4 Chorus 1, 2 Library Club 2, 3 Seventeen Club 4 PATRICIA ANNE PERSONIUS KARL E. LIMNER A cheerful man's a king. Major: Agriculture, Science Junior and Senior Play Committees Student Council President 4 F. F. A. 1, 2 Baseball 3 All that philosoghers have sought Science discovere , Genius wroug t. Major: Math and science Junior and Senior Play Cast Honor Society Basketball Manager 3,4 Football 2, 3,4 PHILIP E. POMEROY Aims ff , .1 A , : , . . ' 1 Yueffl. , . ,, I I.. ,- 'N ' 1.1-.sf ' 1' A 'A - , Q ' ,. ,X '-:f.a.. .:-:.': 14 I 5- , ., 4,1 ts .'-22.2. it K ,:SJw.!.f:.s ' ' - Pi 1- ' .-4.1.45 . 2 . 2' L K -,Q CHESTER S. GOSLICKI I am not in the role of Common Men. Major: Business Senior Play Cast Camera Club 4 Yearbook Club 4 Ir. and Sr. Honor Society For his heart is like the seag ever open, brave and free. Major: Agriculture FFA 1,2, 3,4 Sentinel 3: Vice pres. 4 Class Officer: Pres. 3: Pres. 4 Jr. :Sr Sr. Play Comm. STANLEY MacCHEYNE VV.. 9 ' . Q JOAN M. HARING Ah, how good it feels, the hand of an old friend. Majors: Math, Latin, Science All State Band 2, 3 Band 1, 2,3,4 Yearbook Staff 4 Jr. and Sr. Play Cast Ir. and Sr. Honor Soc. A hard worker raises no dust. Major: Business Junior and Senior Play Cast Library Club 1, 2,4 Yearbook Club Staff 4 DOROTHY LYNCH , Q reg. ' 'Work first and then rest Major: Agriculture F. F. A. 1, 2, 3 Treasurer 4 Camera Club 3 Vice-President 3 Track 2 Senior Play Committee ALLEN T. MARSH ,.. K Q, x . 5. ,, 1, e Q W A , Qiflf- f f ' SQ 'I f 'K ' ,Q l l' i sa E . .I . fi 7 Q Man's life is but a jest. Major: Business Chorus 4 Library Club 4 Basketball 2,3 Baseball 3,4 Camera Club 4 DON LEWIN we are 1 C AROLYN FRITTS i--Jig . lv Q lib s B , 3 4 'Q : . , X ' :f r Sr 12? l . .p ae. 41, iv 3 a- ' FRED WHITNEY 'Full of fun and fancy free. 'Better late than never. Major: Science 17 Club 1, 2, 3,4 Camera Club 4 Yearbook Club 4 4-H 3 A light heart lives long. Major: .Business Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4 Twirler 1, 2, 3, 4 17 Club 2, 3,4 PEGGY LOU PREST Major: Math 8: Science Football 2, 3 Basketball 1, 2,3 Baseball 1, 2,3,4 Band 1, 2,3,4 Chorus 3,4 Junior Play Cast Yearbook Club 4 -+ 'My only books were women's looks. Major: Science Library Club 2, 3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Football 2, 3,4 Baseball 2,3,4 Chorus 1, 2,4 Yearbook Club 4 Student Council 3 ROBERT CLARKE i EM V .,,A.,, Y , I3 I ' ' -1 jul' 511.-J H TPI? , an--QLQJ ' :ff M- V .H rf, ' may . Q' '-was 3- Wir 1 ii 1 f .f Ls g 1 ll LEONARD JACKSON A man always has two reasons for doing something, a good reason and t:he real reason. Major: Ag and Mech. Drawing Football 1, 2,3,4 F.F.A. 1-4 Track 1, 2,3 Wrestling 1,2,3 Baseball 1 Every one thinks his sack heaviest. Major - Business Basketball 1,2,3,4 Senior Play Cast Chorus 4 Football 3,4 Baseball 3,4 Track 3 JACK GUINAN i' sw LOUISE CTT With a smile on her lips. Major - Homemaking Minor - Business Library Club 1, 2, 4 Seventeen Club 1, 2.3,4 Camera Club 4, Treasurer F. H. A. lst Vice President 4 I feel myself quietly falling in love. Major: Homemaking FHA 3,4 Yearbook Club 4 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls Athletic Assoc. 3,4 PHYLL MATTISON X His charms are the lasting kind Major: Ag and Business FFA 1,3,4 Junior Play Cast Student Council 4 Baseball 3,4 Basketball 4 HUGH I. MCDONALD F s 'H' K . K 'Z' ' fx I 3 1 345 - ' 1 g f 2 Q is ,, , .H Eg g, i52'23wf5S.'v6i . H: ' ' ' ' i WES HENNINGER Let the world slide, I'11 not budge an inch. Major - Business Football 2, 3 Basketball 1, 2 Senior Ball Committee ff, 12 94 -Q' i 1 CHRISTINE O'CONNELL BOB GUTHRIE Modesty is Woman's Courage. The pleasures of life are the right s Major - Latin, Math Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4 Library Club 1, 2, 3,4 Hill-top News Assistant Editor 4 Junior and Senior play Cast Yearbook Club 4 Chorus 1,2 Twirler 1,2 Class Will - Con't From Page 51 of man. Major - Business Agriculture Class Officer Vice-President 4 F.F.A. 2,4 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Baseball 1, 2, 3 The Class of 1952 names Miss Edds, who has been so helpful to us, to act as administrator of this, our last will and testament! Written by: Fred Whitney Donald Lewin Wesley Henninger phi PQ LQ PROHPECY fcon't from 531 Ethel Nivison is now RN at Willard State Hospitalg complains that the ride is SO tiresome to Washington - on the buddy seat of a motorcycle. Stopping to chat with Hugh MacDonald, who is now married and Chief Cook at Willard is the former Louise Ott, who now operates a Nursery between Ovid and Romulus. She and the milkman had to get rid of all that milk somehow. And look who's here! Jack Guinan, chosen Mr. Atlas of the year, head Coach at W, B. N. U, QWay Below Normall. Now his muscles have muscles! Who can that distinguished gentleman with Doris Anderson be? None other than Congress- man Bob Pettengill. Doris is his PRIVATE Secretary since her graduation from Katharine ibbs. Dorothy Lynch, secretary at O. C. S. is comparing notes with Joan Hefferon, Medical Secretary at Willard. Dorothy received most of her training in Miss K1opf's classes and Ioan is expecting a transfer to Elliot Hall where she can keep a watchful eye on a certain ward. Pat Personius is rounding up all of our classmates to join in Hail, Hail, the Gang's All Heref. Alter 4 years as Captain in the Air Force Nurse Corps, Pat has her RN and BS degree. She is anxious to return to her Florida Sanatorrum and we, Ovid Graduates, back to the business of living. Written by Donna Hanson and David Chamberlain ' N NU Q-is 2 j QT!-- . LT ,. P v. Ni- ,, L- 3 X- ' E: lk ? f 5 '5 iq- , S3 4 4' X fl QA 5? 3 if ,X sp ,fr . '2- 3 x x X -si X X Z l LANNON OFFICE SUPPLY Everything for the office' School Supplies 18 Lindon St. Geneva, N. S. A. GILBERT'S Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry 410 Exchange St. Geneva, New York Y Compliments of JACK AND JILL ICE CREAM and Luncheonette 317 Main St. opposite Armory Geneva, New York 'Best Wishes' to Ovid Seniors from LIGIBALF0 R SEARS and ROEBUCK COMPA Y Attleboro Massachusetts Geneva 'Known wherever there are Schools and Colleges' Class Rings and Pins Commencement Invitations Diplomas - Personal Cards Club Insignia Medals and Trophies Represented by: Leland G. Lee 164 Hermitage Road Rochester, N. Y. New York Compliments WALLACE BROWN, INCORP Greeting Cards Stationery 225 Fifth Avenue New York 10, N. Y. SHOES LUGGAGE HOSIERY THE CANNIFF SHOE co. Compliments of Ask to be fitted 500 Exchange St. CIVIL AIR PA'l'ROL AUBURN PANTS FACTORY STORES A11 wool Pants and Sportswear For Men and Boys Finger Lakes Squadron Geneva, New York 494 Exchange St. Geneva, New York Metered Happy Cooking Bottled Gas Frigidaire Appliances Easy Washers .J. GETMA and 0 Ovid New York X A V I E R R A D I O Your RCA -Victor Dealer Television-Radios-Record Ovid, New York Phone 7 With Best Wishes STAYLEY. FLOWER sHoP Best Wishes to Class of 1952 EARLEY and COVER'l' Ovid 84 Castle Street New York Geneva, New York Phone 2105 li t Comp men S Compliments of cms I sum cs 3' 6: 4' .-1.-'if A eff, US 2 2516 S. Qixc. , I ll' Ovid Post 463 New York Ovid, New York Ovid Compliments of TEVE ' l. G. A. 9 .15 5 gi .R 4- A 61 A -, .5 Best in Service and Merchandise At The Lowest Possible Prices New York Compliments of Compliments JAMES BROWNELL of Dentist Ovid New York Compliments of ovid W. J. REFF NewYork Sunoco Service Ovid New York Compliments Compliments of of GEORGE T. FRANKLIN R J P ovid New York Gulf Service GENERAL INSURANCE P A T C H E N ' S Garage Rt. 96-A Mechanical Service 'Best Wishe s from Compliments Of SECORD'S GARAGE K 'I' ' COFFEE Caywood New York Where good friends meet' Compliments l- Of Willard Rfsf fw New York I OH N R O Z S K A A M' ' ' 'The Barber' Lodi New York Compliments of No. 6200 N W A I JXXX Y Veterans of Foreign Wars RED and WHITE Compliments P. L. Ackerman, Prop. of MC MILLENS SERVICE STATION Sunoco Gas and Oil Groceries and Confectionary Gasoline and Oil REDS: WHITE rooo f stones Phone - Ovi 138-F22 Willard, N. Y. Willard New York J. J. MARTIN General Merchandise Willard, New York Phone - 138F4 Interlaken New York Compliments of 0,1 CRO K' me f Avi! ' N' f l 'Q I-:ff T If Y I ' 5 . 4 Compliments Compliments of of TAUGHANNOCK HOTEL Trumansburg, N. Y. Ambulance Service Compliments of Ovid 113J IONE' S MARKET Ovid New York Hayts Corners, N. Y. A Complete Photographic Service THE 'I'0MPKlNS S'l'UDl0 Portrait and Commercial Photographers For The Ovidian and a Nmnber of Other Yearbooks 134 E. State St. Ithaca, New York AUSTIN 8: THOMPSON Tydol Distributors Lodi, New York Phone 450-or 45-C Compliments of SC ALISE Ka TAYLOR 291 Main St. Geneva, N. Y. Compliments of 4 M. A. BROW and C0. Lodi, New York Compliments HICKEY' of Music Store 330 E. State St. 'A Complete Musical Service Ithaca New York Phone 4-1101 DANN's G.L.F. SERVICE Lodi, New York Compliments of KEADY' S HOTEL I-Iayts Corners New York For carpenter work see or call CHRI Tl, DUNCAN. DITZELL and 0 Phone Ovid 31F11 or Romulus 137 F3 RAY Sz ED'S RESTAURANT Bar and Grill Trumansburg, New York Compliments of RED AND WHITE Ovid, New York Everything for the SPORTSMAN HARMA 'S SPOR'l' Geneva, New York 'The Finger Lakes Most Exclusive Shop' M. M. Harman J. E. Cole Owner Manager Phone 6306 H019 Auto Accessories For A11 GLF Gas and Oil Tires--Batteries HAMILTON AND WALLACE Ovid, New York Phone 115M Compliments of CAYUGA THEATER Trumansburg, N. Y. Good Entertainment Compliments of CORROY'S LIQUOR STORE Interlaken. N. Y. Compliments of DICK HUGHES MEAT MARKET Ovid, N. Y. Phone 1 1 7 BARTITS JEWELRY STORE 106 Seneca St. Geneva, N. Y. Walter Odomirok JACK'S SUPER SERVICE Route 96A Between Willard-Ovid Tel. Ovid 156 Complete Service For Your Car Specia1 Tune -up Service BAKER'S FRIENDLY SERVICE Main St. Phone 95 Ovid, N. Y. TAXI SERVICE Compliments of Compliments of FRANK N. JONES EDITH'S BEAUTY SHOP Lodi, N. Y. Lodi. N. Y. N. R. BOYCE 84 SON Ovid.N.Y. 'Azria' Ford cars, trucks, tractors Mercury cars MARION D. CLOSE Compliments of INSURANCE MILLAS RESTAURANT Lodi, New York Ovid. N. Y. Phone 370 Compliments of ORLO PALMER PARK BOWLING CENTER Main Street 1-ol . A 0 - - . . fp a . 4 - wiring, plumbing. heating Q , 50 ' '., Q Z 53' I A Ovid. New York Trumansburg, N. Y. Compliments of G E O R G E P E C K DICK'S VARIETY STORE Sherwin Williams Paint Ovid, New York .Li9'm.s:: U Best of Luck to the Seniors of l952 Ovid, BO 'ER'S GULF SERVICE N. Y. Lodi, New York Phone 35 Tel- 3-1 Compliments of DEWEY'S JEWELRY STORE 319 Main Street Phone 3729. Geneva, N. Nationally Advertised Your Friendly Rexall Dealer Y. DEPEW'S DRUG STORE Diamonds-Watches 81 Jewelry Ovid, At Very Reasonable N, Y, Prices Compliments of WILLIAM B. HURD Plumbing 6 Heating Lodi, N. Y. Compliments of VANCE CRANE 85 SON Interlaken. N. Y. EASTP URN' S GARAGE Atlantic Gases Chevrolet Ovid-Willard Road Phone 621732 24-Hour Wrecker Service G.M.A.C. low cost Payment Plans complete repairs all types welding Best Wishes To Ovid Seniors SENECA LUMBER CORP. Ovid New York Compliments of FRELIGH JONES PHARMACIST Ovid New York POTTER'S FOOD STORE F Ovid New York 0 R .'.:':fgg, iQf I ' Phone 64 Compliments of Compliments of ARGUS DRIVE-IN PORTER CO' Lodi, N. Y. Ovid, N. Y. ,AQ Compliments of ' HALSEY'S BARBER SHOP Lodi. N. Y. Compliments of Compliments of FREUDENHEIM'S CLOTHES SHOP Ovid, N. Y. LAURA'S BEAUTY SHOP Ovid, N. Y. Compliments of QUALITY OIL CO. Telephone 5-0 Lodi, N. Y. Compliments of SMITH ' S DRY GOODS Lodi, New York Phone 32C BOND MOTORS Your Oldsmobile Dealer Route 96 Phone 99 Ovid, New York Compliments of CRI FIELD PARK V. ARNOLD T.V., Radio, Refrigerators Marine Supplies, Boat Livery Lake Road Phone 51F3 Willard, New York Compliments of BURR'S ESSO SERVICE STATION Ovid, New York Compliments of EMMON'S BARBER SHOP Ovid, New York Compliments of T O WN S H O P Ovid, New York GREGORY'S RESTAURANT Best Wishes to Trumansburg Ovid Central New York DON J. WALPOLE Q fig A-Lili A . uf Od Sgr-f '-I . 1 Main street 4 xdf gy. Xuf -' 2 V Trumansburg, N. Y. t . Compliments of GEORGE LYND'S HARDWARE Q A 7 . I 5 MONEY IIME 1530! Ovid, New York JOHN EDWARDS . ' E Kerosene 81 Fuel O11 MCQUIRE S HOT L Phone 10F Ovid, New York Lodi, N. Y. - s 'V 9 I x OVID DINER Ovid, New York INTERLAKEN SALES COMPANY Dodge Brothers and Plymouth PARISH CLOTHING STORE Motor Vehicles Dodge J ob Rated Trucks Ovid. New York Interlaken, N. Y. I 1 Compliments of OUG 9 6 LAKES CLEANERS Phone 64 Interlaken, N. Y. , WILLSON'S SUNOCO S E R V I C E LAKES THEATER Interlaken, N. Y. Phone 135 Interlaken FARR'S WALLPAPER S T O R E New York Lodi, New York Compliments Compliments W . gl R . H . F A R R P U L V E R ' S Lodi, New York Clover Farm Store Foundation Trenching and Lodi ditching New York Tel. 26H or 10H Phone 1 7 -R Compliments of QR P Qs YQ SEWARD BROOKS Dx ey I J. 4, Petroleum Products 'oak Hayts Corners, N. Y. WICK'S BODY SHOP At N. R. Boyce 8L Son Garage Ovid. N. Y. Where customers bring their friends - 6 : Q : ft f O N' 5 PW? R Sl-+.s:1.L Q V Compliments of BEAN BROTHERS Hayts Corners, N. Y. coal, farm machinery and farm produce 4' X , I' x ' JI GOODMAN HOUSE Interlaken, N. 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