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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1953 volume:

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K ,W , HARRY I. WILLIAMS President of the Board Principal, HAROLD F. MILLE In M- lwqiw, 'in MH. ff S. . X X -lf r-Lg X To Miss Edds, our advisor, the class of '53, wishes to express the gratitude which we feel toward her for her faithful guidance and which has usually gone unsaid. Patience and kindness have been her watch- words when more appropriate, if less effective, measures could have been used. To Miss Edds, with greatest appreciation dedicate this volume of the OVIDIAN, WE DEDICATE reluctantly leaves band, chorus and Mr, Jacoby who has been such an important part of our class and individual activities. From him we 1351531 have learned the joy of working with others and the g1g,,gg pleasure of producing something worth while. zum: With affection, we dedicate this volume of the Ovidian to Mr. Jacoby, Major: Business All State Chorus 4 Band 1, 2 Student Council 4 Sports 1,2,3,4 Iunior 85 Senior Play 'Ricky' RICHARD LAHR , ff.: :thi 'lilly 1-mm r,-,, . ,4'-. DOUGLA S CHA MBERLA IN Q!Dougl Major: Math, Science Sports 2, 3,4 Junior 85 Senior Play Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 1,4 Dram atics Club 4 Major: Math, Science Band 85 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls State 3 Cheerleading 2, 3 Junior 85 Senior Play Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4 Barb BA RBARA KEA DY -is , GAIL VREELA ND Bubb1es Major: Math, Science Chorus 85 Band 1, 2,3,4 Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4 Junior 85 Senior Play Class Treasurer 3 Yearbook Club 4, V, P Major: Art Band 1, 2, 3, 4 All State Chorus 3,4 Football 4 Junior 85 Senior Play Basketball Manager 1- Beezie WILLIAM WARNE S lf I ,M We A . A 'x fx? f ...anal Major: Math, Science Class President 3, 4 Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4 Junior 8: Senior Play Sports 2, 3,4 Band 8s Chorus 1, 2,3, 4 Jake JUSTIN MARTIN NORMA BEHNKE Bink0 Major: Business Yearbook Club 4 Junior 8s Senior Play Chorus 1 , 2, 3 All State Chorus 3 Cheerleading 3,4 Major: Science Junior 8a Senior Play Dramatics 4 Cheerleading 3,4 All State Band 3,4 Band 8a Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Connie CONSTA NCE FAVREAU his CHARLES GLEISNER 'Charlie' Major: Science Football 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Ping Pong Sectionals Junior 8: Senior Play Major: Science, Math Class Secretary 4 Junior 8a Senior Play Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4 Al1State Band 3,4 Band 8: Chorus 1, 2,3,4 Dave DAVID VAN VLEET JOEL WYCOFF J ughe ad Major: Agriculture F,F,A, 1,2,3,4 V,P, 4 Junior Play 3 Baseball 1, 2, 3,4 Track 2, 4 Ping Pong Sectionals Major: Business Senior Band 1, 2 Football 1 Junior Play 3 I ack JOHN BRAISINGTON 1-J FRANCES MARTIN Fran Major: Home Economics F. H. A . 4 Historian 4 Junior Play 3 Girls Intramurals 1, 2 Major: Math, Science Hill Top News 4 Honor Society 3, 4 Class Secretary 3 Junior 82 Senior Play Band 8a Choms 1,2,3,4 Budget CA ROL DANN Major: Science Dramatics Club 4 Senior Play 4 Senior Band 1, 2, 3,4 ' Louie LOUIS CHATELLE Q- If -at YIZ5' 'Qu Q: -.4 4 c , iu..,.,g:,- kv Major: Math, Science Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Secretary 4 Yearbook Club 3,4 Junior Play 3 Class Treasurer 1 MARJORIE WAGNER KA THLEEN KEADY Kate Major: Math, Science Honor Society 3,4 Chorus 1, 2,3, 4 Itmior 8: Senior Play Student Council 1, 3 Ed. Hilltop News 4 Major: Science Yearbook Club 4 Ed. of Yearbook Class Vice-President 4 Junior Sc Senior Play Chorus 4 Dick RICHARDSON SHANLEY FRED HALLET Fwd Major: Math, Science Junior 8: Senior Play Honor Society 3, 4 Major: Home Economics Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Treasurer 2,4 All State Chorus 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Junior 8: Senior Play Pat PATRICIA DEPEW 'Qifflihs 'fm' ,ga--...Q-4-'K Major: Agriculture Football Manager 2 Basketball Manager 1 Junior Play 3 mi, Wllnba WILLARD CHARLES 'Willie' Major: Business Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Junior Play 3 Track 4 F. F. A . 4 Major: Business Chorus 1 Yearbook Club 3 Library Club 1, 2 Band 1,2 Band 1,2,3,4 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Junior Play3 Kissie ShiI1 PAUL CHRISTENSEN SHIRLEY CARSON Nady R' ' .nsj .X Qawww --nn., MERRIELEE JA COT 'LCS' Major: Home Economics F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 President 4 Library Club 1, 2, 3 Hilltop News 3,4 Yearbook Club 3 Major: Business Senior Ball Committee Chairman 3 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Junior Play 3 Student Council 3 Jimmy JAMES LYNCH it D Y 0 i J',i-gg'Lr, 4' , A+ 'ff -' SG- ,rv , I l ,1 X. lv, ,Q L 4 , iv x E .. L, to R, Justin Martin, Dan Van Vleet, Pat Depew, and Dick Shanley CLASS 0FFlCER and E IOR PLAY FRONT ROW: Dick Lahr, Carol Dann, Connie Favreau, Norma Behnke, Dick Shanley, Pat Depew, Gail Vreeland, Marge Wagner, Bill Warne MIDDLE ROW: Don Lewin, Lyle Kleinjan, Paul Christensen, Fred Hallet BACK ROW: Doug Chamberlain, Barbara Keady, Kate Keady, Dave VanV1eet,Char1esG1eisher, Louis Chatelle, Jake Martin, Miss Edds if 3. 5- e Lf WILL We the class of 1953 being of sound body Q U and party-going mind leave this combination along with our well known name and famous sayings to the class of 1954. We are hoping that they will maintain these standards left to them by the Class of 1953 and also the following: To JoAnn Brownell we leave nothing, she's already got it fahemj. Play 'er cool Jo-B. Dick Keenan leaves his good ways with Mr. Natolie to Ronnie Pettengill, Charles Gleisner leaves his speedy walk to John Russell. Bob Mannix has it made it in the shade so we leave him nothing. Carol Dann can't leave anything to anyone because she is 'saving it all for college. To Harold Larsen we leave a special entrance to the band room so the girls won't bother him. Marge Wagner leaves her gracefulness fahemj to the Junior girls. Nice going Dag! Dave Van Vleet leaves the well traveled road to Ithaca to Mary Therkildsen. What's the big attraction? Ricky Lahr leaves his well known and well used draft card to Wis and Gris. Know what to use it for? Barbara Keady leaves her well known name around school to Gale Excell and Sylvia Conkling. How about it, WHEEL P Merrielee Iacot leaves her gum supply to Mr. Edwards. We're sure he will appreciate it. Lyle Kleinjan leaves his stubborn ways and determinedness to Dick Poth. Fred Hallett wills his hot-rod to Ken Post and Don Conkling. Take it easy on the curves boys. Jake Martin leaves his trips to Sampson to Dean Duncan. Interested Dean? Dick Shanley leaves his romantic ways to Mary Sweet. How about it Mary? Bill Wame leaves his artistic ability and his good ways with Mr. Shaw to Sandford Covert. Think you'l1 need them San? A lice Norma Behnke leaves her Sampson address book to Mary Carroll. Don't be too rough on them Mary. Paul Christensen leaves his office in F. F.A. to Donald Weeks. Kay Limner just wants to leave. Gail Vreeland leaves nothing behind because there's no room. Sorry Juniors she has to take it with her. Connie Favreau leaves her good humour in chorus to Angie Millas and Bev 0'Connell. To Patsy Tillinghast, Pat Depew leaves her hot-rodding. Does Momma know about this Pat? Joel Wyckoff leaves his interest in the sophomore class to Alice Beach. Does this mean anything to you, 2 Willard Charles leaves his love of basketball to Cutie Covert and Sun-Shine Halsell. To Barbara Hawkins and Shirley Carson the senior girls leave their love of night-life. Go to it, girls. Kissing Doug Chamberlain leaves his way with the WOMEN to Ed Maguire. Frances Martin leaves her quiet ways to Paul Bertrand and Eugene Wilson. Jim Lynch leaves his dancing technique to the junior boys. Use it, will you boys? Louis Chatelle and Jack Braisington leave their hot-rodding and adventurous nights to the junior boys. Kate Keady leaves her devilish ways to the Junior girls! Think you 'll need them girls? We do. WILL fCONT'D.J To Miss Edds we leave the peace and quiet of Room 203 after we've left, We hope that Mr. Hoppe fbetter known as Mr. Peepersj will see that the provisions of this will are properly and thoroughly carried out. Well Juniors, this is it, we say now, always remember, PLAY 'ER COOL ! 'll The Class of '53 H QL Richard Lahr Kathleen Ke d Gail Vreeland 7 0 N7 e ff!! YS, X x XX Q 5. 3 SSX X Xx N s .5 X- Q Xxx XR f ffnf' H IG H 5c H001- NEXT ? ff 3 3 ? 'V ff' X f i Z 4 5 , Q Li - 1'1 -,,.. I If Z, 1 f 1 X 7 F W Z ,A ,,,.-... ,'J--U FRONT ROW: James McLaughlin, Rosemary Truck, Mary Elizabeth Ferrell, John Prest, Ralph Baily, Nancy Wilson, Alberta Wescott, Gay-Ann Ventzer, Linda Farr. BACK ROW: Mrs. Schrimmer, Sharon Coats, Dianne Cunningham, CharlesBoyer, Frances Eastman, Frances Bradley, Lucille Onnan, Patricia Matteson, Judith Burdin, Kenneth Peter Halsey. KI DERGARTE sn' FIRST ROW: Joanne Taylor, Connie Mason, Thomas McGrain, Theodore Spatol, Janet Corcoran, Neil Wright, Leroy Eastburn, Sidney Roe. BACK ROW: Mrs. Schrimmer, Linda Foxx, Patrick Mannix, Roy Steinruck, Raymond Baker, Mary Anne Covert, James Biddle, John Lilla. ,. lx L. , X . bf 4 ' l ' limi- if X -bald FRONT ROW, Kenneth Cole, Robert Castigilione, Mary Marks, Margart Weber, Sharon Chambers, James Miller, Patricia Schneider, Lester Eastburn BACK ROWg Mrs. Alessio, Barbara Charles Harding, Stephan P.ckman, Collin Manning, John Gonda, Beverly Steinrick, Hammond, Victoria Senar, Richard Lintor c KI DERGARTE Mott, Susan Ml I l Ch' ' N U 1 ' S f FRONT ROW: Charles Wyckoff, Maureen Bean, Lucy Sulea, Bonnie Mapes, Mary Jennings, Joan Vaughn, Kay Ryder, Richard Welch, BACK ROW: Mrs. Alessio, Bnice Ike, Sharon Lynch, John Bon , Barton Van Riper, John Holley, Charles Holmberg, Florence Avery. FIRST ROW: Frederick Mulford, Jerry Stevens, James Everts, Karen Diamond, Mary Jo McGrain, Antonette Stawasz, James Jordan, Donna Roe, Cathy Pemberton, Charles Porter, Sandra Ryder. MIDDLE ROW: William Raney, Diane Billman, Timmy Maguire, Mary Worde, Joey Corcoran, Karen Clark, Gerald Sturdevant, Anette Mc Donald, Billy Millspaugh, Adrian Covert, Barbara Lewandowski, Lois Vaughn, George MacCheyne, Miss McKenna. ABSENT: Frances Dodson, Ray Hunt, Lawerence Myer, Sue Talley. FIR T UI II U sr .fa E, 5 K 7 l i s si I FIRST ROW: Charles Hurd, William Ritchie, Mary McDonald, Michael Westervelt, Edward Jackson, Brian Bastian, Sue Stephens, Esther Orman, Ruth Fish. MIDDLE ROW: NormaKimbaI1,Donald Maleski, Joel Pulver, Donald Sheldon, Harold Tanner, Richard Langley, James Brewer, Carol Alger, Richard Hazard, JoAnne Reagan. BACK ROW: Gale Stark, James Bell, Henery Eighmey, Barbara Guarnieri, Portia Smith, Nancy Moore, Carol Chambers, Sandra Carpenter, Leroy Van Riper, Stanley Wilkins, Mrs. Simpson. 5-,1-5 15...-- N Carolyn Wi gins, Donald Cooper, Kathleen Miles, Patricia Ryan, Roland Nivison, Eric Jodka, Lin a Sonders, SECOND ROW: John yers, Vaughn MacEntee, Lee Mekeel, Sharon Palmer, Dale Theetge, Susan Ahouse, Stephen Carpenter, John Bradley, Frank Farr, Daniel Colella, Janet Salzer, Michael Baley, Diane Vargason, Mary Keady, Pamela Ike. ABSENT: Stephen Fish, Beverly Stienruck, John Eastman, Teacher - Mrs. Harris. FRONT ROW: Reinhold Sulea, Darla Gorski, Frank Dana, John Martin, Gloria Steen, Frank Langley, Charles Boyce, Y' FRONT ROW: Theresa Harding, Carolyn Gouchi, Charles Ryder, Anthony Colella, Emest Bullivant, Marsha Halloran, Carol Billman, Charles Krebbeks, MIDDLE ROW: Beverly Tnrex, Mary Linda Stawasz, Lawrence Wilkins, Ronald Wooledge, Bruce Xavier, June Courtwrighr, Carol Dodson, John Limmer, John Eddy, Richard Gertsch, Linda Ritchie, Betsy Stowe, John Marks, BACK ROW: Catherine Stewart, Connie Brewer, Frances Bell, ArthurTay1or, Betty Hatch, Luella Vaughn, Lois Champion, Peter Keefer, Katherine O'Nei1, Rosanne Maleski, Charles Wilson, Gary Alger, Lynne Mekeel, Larry Westervelt, Mrs. Clarke Ca rol Ann Shirley Y 'xx V. L gm I, 4 k was h IB' u X K ' uf Q .5 if 14 . N6 f 4 :. ' A A fi ,, I V :I f 5 ,M 1 X f Nm sk . M N 'K' Irby lt 'M lx N Ms' 5 ii mm V2 is ff 'Q H Q 4 F N K, ? 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M ,ff 'vi ijMi Patricia Weber, Cynthia Stout, Claudia Pickman, Linda Cassidy, Daniel Brodnicki, Judith MacKe11ar, Avis Ike, Charles Galloup, John Stephens, Shirley McDonald, James Terry Rodney VanV1eet, Chane Wymer, Sheryn Porter, Joan Goltfy. Ioan Ott, Barbara Eighmey, Robert Faverau, Ruth Duncan, Ellen, Boyce, Robert Binton. Karen Swick, James Pemberton, Robert Woodard, George Peck, Timothy Clair, Paula Rourke, Barbara Everts, Barbara Holmberg, Robert Kraft, Robert Akers,Mrs. Robbins buggy,-sl' FRONT ROW: Carol Diamond, Charles Bell, James Raney, Karen Baker, Carole Rice, Joyce Gleisner, Linda Mapes, Cheryl Huff, Elaine Stout, Robert Jakob. MIDDLE ROW: Carol Burdin, Donald Patterson, Herman Walker, Judy Swick, Lynn Clock, Sigrid Primanis, Bernice Wescott, John Harding, Kathleen Potts, Neil Kerns,Thomas Fields, Miss Riley. BACK ROW: Thomas Chambers, Ronald Reagan, Charles Stephens, Clara Vaughn,Elaine ' ' l J n Mix, Marcia McGrain, David Eastman, A11enAlger Moses, Sandra Gilmore, James Langley, Paul Sib ey, oa 'rnmn GMI-LE 'll Woodard Margie Carpenter Joan McDonald, Susan Quigley, FRONT ROW: Carol McDonald, Peter Foxx, W1 iam , , Carla Dunbar, Roy Brown, Patricia Seamon, Betty MacCheyne, Gin er Townsend. MIDDLE ROW: Mrs Limmer, Dennis Getman, William Palmer, Donald Beach, Rodney Steen, Rogert Kimball, Gary Vaughn, William Lynch, Cheryl Bastran, Syliva Charles, Jo Ann Hurd. BACK ROW: Karl Ahouse, Chester Courtright, Louise Northrup, Carol ' F B ll. Vrooman, Carol Hoppy, Richard Everts, Bruce Manning, aye e ar 3 Y masts! 1 1 J-If. Maint' N 1 I , ' n- - ' FRONT ROW: Susan Eastburn, Dolores Rechtin, Janie Xavier, John Mulford, Judith Ike, Lynn Chatelle, Irene Hungerford, Michael Mannix, Shirley Favorite. MIDDLE ROW: Mrs. Smith, Ernest Wilen, John Wooledge, Linda Welch, Judith Eighmey, Sally Davis, Ruth Ann Steele, William Eastman, Sheila O'Neil, Richard McGuire, Mary Lynn Bristol. BACK ROW: Francis O'Connell, Robert Sheldon, Marie Kraft, Lance Manning, Ann Field, Thomas Martz, Nancy Manning, Robert Shannon, William Langley, Richard Woodard, Sharron Clair F0 HTH GRADE ,.1 X has I X FRONT ROW: Sally Stephens, Marybeth Cunningham, Mildred Hayes Delores Br Sandra Pierson Robert Mark , own, Leroy Weber, Walter Lynd, , s. MIDDLE ROW: iss Suits, Charles Bartholomew, Norman MacCheyne, Carol Sue Adams, Patricia Clark, Mary Lou O'Neil1, Vonnie Boyce, James Woodard, Robert McGuire, Richard McDonald. BACK ROW: John Covert, Ronald Rice, Richard Eppley, Elaine Van Riper, Shhley Housekne h Lone, Shirley Charles, Robert H ' c t, Theodore Martz,John Van ammond, Scott Pulver, Elsie McLaughin, ABSENT: Sheila McDonald,Ronald Morrell I FRONT ROW: James Reagan, Carlo Ryder, Jean Clark, Virginia Welch, Ann Zammett, Richard Christensen. SECOND ROW: Easther Fields, Joan Rourke, Maxine Nivison, Doris Xavier, Ann Peck, Bonnie Westervelt, Linda Van Riper, Carolyn Smith, Mary Ann Harding, Alice, Reese. THIRD ROW: Miss Maher, Robert Covert, John Salzer, James Weber, Billy Steen, Robert Langley, Laval Holines, Attilo Nemeth, Dewey Albro, Dick Hussey, Dennis Halloran. FIFTH GRADE 4 1 .annum lan.. FRONT ROW: William Reagan, Herbert Vaughn, James Foley, Charles Hungerford, Barbara Warrick, Donna Cuer, Eliza- beth Raney, Lynette Gros Jean, Lenore Mclntosh. MIDDLE ROW: Mary Emperor, Carolyn Russell, Florence Vrooman, Alice Wilem, Elinor Tannor, Margaret Eastman, Jack Ike, Daniel O'Conne1, David Eppley, Thomas Hurd, Patricia Winters. BACK ROW: Edwin Compton, Josephine Hunt, Robert Steen, Roger Bowers, Charlette Guarnieri, David Smith, Betty Everts, Shirly Stewart, Lawrence Woods. -'hail XJ FRONT ROW: Harold O'Conner, Dick Foxx, William Manning, Mary Carol Stowe, Donald Chamberlain, Jerry Van Riper, Elizabeth O'Hora, Sharon Mapes, Betty Jane Stoltzenau. MIDDLE ROW: Miss Wri ht, Charles Hufford, Shirley Cool, Shirley O'Connel1, Susan Widell, Eleanor Everts, Bonalyn Welch, Gloria Hayes, Salqy Van Riper, Ronald Palmer. BACK ROW: Charles Walker, Roger Getman, Danial Appleton, Catherine Morris, Carol Austin, Jack Hussey, Nathalie Carmell, James Wilson, Donald Mclntosh. .ui 0 ,sq V ., J V 5 . J .fs ,' Vg I' 1 ' L , ,, C af lllggiiir' A I ' g , J , . F f , X ' 5 i l YERBMJ FRONT ROW: Mr. Vangalio, Agnes Clark, Anna Walker, Sandra Excell, Ann Campbell, Virginia MacCheyne, Frances Carpenter, Betty Lou Ryder, John Raney, William Everetts. MIDDLE ROW: Philip Hernon. James Rice, Ralph Jacot, John Murphy, Eugene Maleski, Henry Funk, Authur Prest, Jean Shannon, Joanne McDonald. BACK ROW: Francis Hazard, Marlow Schultz, Douglas Van Scoy, Walter Fields, John Zammett, Albert Reese, Joan Wilen, Joan Swick. .Ja .3 i 5'1- FRONT ROW: Peggy Westervelt, Sharon Ike, Donna Greene, Elnora Vargason, Doralee Langly, Larry Poth, Albert Nivison. SECOND ROW: Mr. Naroli, Louis Weber, Robert Hardin , Marion Epply, Emalie Wymer, Sandra Tanner, Loretta Van Riper, Joan Miller. THIRD ROW: Ion Walker, Geralg McDonald, Jerry Jennings, Margaret Personius, Susan Rhymes, Sally Cool, Barbara Cole, Janice Hufford. Eva rpg GRADE i FRONT ROW: Emma Raney, Yvonne Clark, Duree Brown, Rosalie Greene, Nancy Maher, Susan Cavender, Elizabeth Heller, Joseph McDonald. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Wilson, Richard Compton, Eileen Fisher, Jay Dann, Carlos Young, Richard Jacot, Rosemarie White, Patricia Hoagland. BACK ROW: Carol VanVleet, Robert Voorhees, Ruth Ann Jacot, Scott Halloran, Eileen Smith, Joyce Jordan, James Webster, James Maguire I 4 4 lv A' ' . af--as O,-vthi' i1w.'.:'- g--'L I, H+ -4 1- I f1f-7f'lf-,-,- :, , I I if 'l.ef vl.w's 'v wwf H 5 P - l.-Eel f-'I at 54 FRONT ROW: Carl Ballard, Lillian Cole, Sandra Brown, Mary Coleman, Patricia Alger, Lois Weber, Paul Harding, Harry Hayes. MIDDLE ROW: Mrs. Ditmars, Clifford Bastian, Michael Bush, Donald Spatol, Donna Ike, Anna Sperr, Margaret Everts, Ruth Ann Woods, Rosemary Gilmore. BACK ROW: Robert Warne, Donald MacCheyne, Lewis Martz, James MacCheyne, James O'Hora, James Mead, Micheal Hervon, Ellsworth Akers, Henry Brown GRADE I W ,ip lk 1 9 . sr FIRST ROW: Elmer Martz, Tom Jones, Richard Rabinowitz, John Mannix, David Wilson, Nancy Rinaldo, Phyllis Mc- Intosh, Sue Mulford, Jean MacCheyne, Nancy Hatch, Joe Sincebough. MIDDLE ROW: Mrs. Lee, Laura Schultz, Rita Xavier, Carolee Gros Jean, Lois Eppley, Pat Griffin, Gladys Vaughn, Mary Rice, Sandra Caslin, Elizabeth Wilen, Beverly Kinne, Barbara Wilen, BACK ROW: Bill Halsey, Mike Depew, Harold Hawkins, Flora Bailey, Roma Kleinjan, Julius Nement, Carl Post, Nancy Covert, Martha Ott, Lorraine Newton, Betty Lou Steen. RICHARD KEENAN KAY LIMNER LYLE KLEINIAN llRedll KAY 'Lyle' Major: Business Major: Home Economics Major: Science Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 3,4 Library Club 1, 2, 3 Transferred From San Baseball 2, 3, 4 Camera Club 3 AHIOHIO. TCXBS Track 4 Troop Leader 3,4 Junior Play 3 Girls Intramurals 1, 2 Public Oration 2 PROPHECY Time: June 1963 Place: Ovid Central School Occasion: Graduation Exercises for the Class of '63 The graduation exercises for the Class of '63 have just been completed and another group of scholars ftimes must have changedj have left the halls of O. C.S. to make their way in the world. Among the milling crowd we find the Class of '53 filing despondently out the door, disappointed once more in their quest for a class that measures up to the standards that they left at Ovid Central ten long years ago. Suddenly that famous never-to-be-forgotten cry of the Class of '53 rings out on the night air -- Let's have a party! A quick discussion, a mad dash for the cards, and Kidder's is the destination. The first car to pull up is a '63 Cadillac convertible. Wait a minute -- does that belong here? Why yes, it's Charles 'Speed' Gleisner. He was heard earlier this evening telling Mrs. Depew about the seven jobs he's holding down. Just like high school, huh Chas? Well, look who's holding the door for everyone -- Jack Braisington, always the perfect gentlemenrr? I mean, always the perfect gentleman. fI'm sure he didn't MEAN to trip Kate.j Jack has really traveled up the business ladder. After graduating from R.I. T. , he is managing a branch of Macy's right here in Ovid. Leave it to Jim Lynch. He's getting tables pushed together, juke box going, and everything organized. His 'School of Dance' has put Hayts Comets on the map. He also lectures extensively on How to get the most out of your Ford. fCont. on page 735 i HW m Q7CTlV51Tg Aix? Wag' W 'f gk' , 6 5 I K QNQQQE79 ANELA 1 M anew Conway f'x CN1 1 -f P1 1 FRONT ROW: Bill Warren, Dick Shanely, Barbara Keady, Norma Behnke BACK ROW: Beverly O'Connell, Gale Excell, Jake Martin, Syliva Conkling- FRONT ROW: Carol Lee Groslean, Beverly O'Connell, Angie Millas, Connie Favreau, Marge Wagner, Gail Vreeland, Kathleen Keady, Norma Behnke, Joan Maguire, Mary Lou Auble, Mary Therkildsen, MIDDLE ROW: Barbara Keady, Sylvia Conkling, Mary Sweet, Jo Ann Brownell, Ellen Dann, Patsy Tillinghast, Gale Excell, Barbara Hawkins, Bonnie Riegal, BACK ROW: Jake Martin, Dick Shanley, Bill Warne, Mr. Shaw, Mr. Meyer, Tim Wright, Roger Austin, Fred Riegal. FRONT ROW: Tommy Warrick, Eugene Conkling, Jerry Jennings, Bobby Harding, Joe Sincbaugl., Harry Hayes, Larry Poth, MIDDLE ROW: Donald Maguire, James MacCheyne, James Brodnicki, Clifford Bastion, Carlos Young, Carl Post, BACK ROW: Mr, Whitehead, James Mead, Peter Depew, Donald MacCheyne, James O'llara, Henry Brown. FRONT ROW: Jim BrocInicki,Don Maguire, SECOND ROW: Martin Marsh, John Keenan, Joel Wyckoff, Paul Christensen, Kenneth Post, Francis Steverson, Tommy Warrick, Mr Whitehead, THIRD ROW: Donald Spatol, Carl Carmell, Bob Pearson, John Hallett, James MacCheyne, Louis Martz, Teddy O'Nei11, Eugene Conkling, Billy Murphy, FOURTH ROW: John VanVleet, Peter Depew, Donald Conkling, Dick Reff, Paul Bertrend, James Mead, Donald MacCheyne, Henry Brown, Billy Myers. .Alf ,gm P1' V' 1 .fill gin, Krlrll FRONT ROW: Carolyn Davis, Frances Martin, Merrilee Jacot, Joan MaGuire, Frances Stahl, Joan Bowers, Mary Carroll. MIDDLE ROW: Ioan Alger, Ruth Albee, Mary Lou Auble, Maureen Keady, Judy Halloran, Joyce San- derson, Donna Poth, Gertrude Clark, Mrs. Rice. BACK ROW: Judy Barrett, Hilma Lynch, Mildred Beach, Marilyn Marsh, Shirley Carson, Rosalie Chamberlain, Sue Shanley, Norma Buckholtz. l .L - 1 FRONT ROW: Loretta Van Riper, Emalie Wymer, Joan Miller, Beverly Kinne, Marion Epply, Lois Ann Epply. MIDDLE ROW: Barbara Cole, Nancy Covert, Ruth Ann Iacot, Rmalie Green, Duree Brown, Sharon Ike, Mary Rice. BACK ROW: Mrs. Rice, Donna Green, Merilee Jacoy, Barbara Hawkins, Mary LouAub1e, Sally Cool, Peggy Westervelt. HHLTOP EWS STAFF 5 N-. FRONT ROW: CarolDann, Beverly O'Connell, Kathleen Keady, Gail Excell, Norma Behnke, Sue Shanley, BACK ROW: Merrilee Jacot, Mr. Hoppe, Miss Moyer, Fred Riegel, Sandre Excell, DRAMATIC i FRONT ROW: Emma Therkildsen, Beverly O'Connel1, Constance Favreau, Angie Millas, Norma Belmke, Gail Vreeland, Kathleen Keady. MIDDLE ROW: Io Brownell, Francis Steverson, Barbara Keady, Pat Tillinghast, Barbara Hawkins, Carol Dann, Douglas Chamberlain, Miss Edds. BACK ROW: David Van Vleet, Rcibert Griswold, James Covert, Harold Larson, Sonny Halsell, Donald Conklin, Justin Martin, Donald Lewin, Lewis Chatelle. MU IC F03 YOU d ,,,,,,,tl... FRONT ROW: Kathleen Keady, Gale Excell, Angie Millas, Beverly O'Conne11, Norma Behnke, Carol Dann, Gail Vreeland. MIDDLE ROW: Connie Favreau, Jo nn Brownell, Bill Warne, Elizabeth Fish, Mary Sweet, Mary Therkildsen, BACK ROW: Mr. Hoppe, Don Lewin, Barbara Hawkins, Eugene Wilson, Mr. Jacoby. wb q-5 FRONT ROW: Don Conkling, Tim Wright, Bob Griswold, Dean Duncan, William Hallett, Roger Austin. BACK ROW: William Halsey, Julius Nemerh, Aubrey Halsell, Carlos Young, Mr. Wilson. FIRST ROW: Shirley liayes, Joyce Sanderson, Gail Vreeland, Connie Favreau fSeet. J, Beverly O'Connell, Angie Millas, Joan Bowers, Maureen Ready, Norma Behnlve, SECOND ROW: Sue Shanley, Barbara llawlcins, Barbara Ready QV. Pres. J, Elizabeth lfish, Pat llaney, Mary l.ou Auble, Judy Barrett, ,loan Fitzsinnnons, Gertrude Clark, 'l'lllRD ROW: Rosalie Chamberlain, Ioan Maguire, Marilyn Marsh, Ann Dunean, JoAnn Brownell, Kathleen Keady, Gale lixcell, Mary Sweet, Pat Depew fl'res, J, Mary Therlqildsen, Mary Carroll, Yvonne Riegal, Douglas Cannell. FOURTII ROW: Pat Tillinigllast, llilrna Lynch, Mildred Beach, Ronald Pettengill, George Pemberton, Richard Reff CStudent Counvil Rep. J, lillenlbann, Marjorie Wanger, Donald Lewin, David Bush, Sonny llalsell, Mrs. Vangalio. FIRST ROW: larnes Wilson, Joseph McDonald, Lois '.Veber, Susan Mulford, Marion Eppley, Nanvy Maher, Patty Alger, Susan Cavander, Betsy Heller, Joe Sineebough. SECOND ROW: Duree Brown, Sharon Ike, Rita Xavier, Gladys Vaughn, Pat Griffin, Mary Rice, Carolee Gros lean, Robert Vorhees, Scott llalloran, Jini Maguire, Bill llalsey. 'l'llIRD ROW: Ernalie Nyrner, Peggy Westervelt, Lois Eppley, Elizabeth Wilen, Barbara Cole, Sandra Brown, Roina Kleinjen, Barbara Wilen, Martha Ott, Jay Dann, Nariey Covert. FOURTH ROW: Ruth Ann Woods, Beverly Kinne, Sandra Caslin, Donna Ike, Carlos Young, Peggy Personius, Rosemarie White, Anna Sperr, Mrs. Vangalio. TUDENT FRONT ROW: Mary Therkildsen, Ann Duncan, Ellen Dann, James Covert, Douglas Chamberlain, James McCheyne. MIDDLE ROW: Joan Bowers, James Webster, Joyce Jordan, Nancy Covert, Barbara Keady, Mr. Blank, BACK ROW: Ronald Welch, George Pemberton, Richard Reff, Richard L. Lahr, Sonny Halsell, Kennth Post. CAMERA CLUB 1 '. J ,.. 1 wa:-sf FRONT ROW: Rosemary White, Nancy Mahr, Robert Grisold CPres. J, Yvonne Reigel CVice-Pres, J, Mary Carroll QTreas, J, Sandra Caslin, fSec'tJ, Susan Cavender, Patricia Hoagland, Joyce Jordan, SECOND ROW: Lorretta,Van Riper, Peggy Westervelt, Emily Wymer, Joan Miller, Elnora Vargason, Daralee Lan ley, Janice Hufford, Mary Beach, Sally Shannon, Susan Mulford, Phyllis Caslin. THIRD ROW: Susan Rymes, Joyce Sangerson, Peggy Personius, Frederick Rei el, Tommy Warrick, Shirley Ott, Barbara Wilen, Carolee GorsJean, Nancy Covert, Beverly Kinne, Roma Kleinja-n, Eigeen Smith. BACK ROW: Julius Nemeth, Gerald McDonald, Harold Hawkins, Marshall Shannon, James Ma uire, James Covert, Justin Martin, Donald Lewin, Dean Duncan, William Hallet, John Russell, James Van Lone, Mr. Edwards. L..J FRONT ROW: Mrs. Lee, Lorraine Newton, Lois Eppley, Rita Xavier, Judy Martin, Bill Halsey, David Wilson. BACK ROW: John Van Vleet, Julius Nemeth, Jim Van Lone, Bruce Covert, Fred Riegel, Sue Shanley, Rosalie Chamberlain Carl Christensen. 1 l 8 FRONT ROW: Justin Martin, R. H0 0R UCIETY Kathleen Keady, Barbara Keady, Carol Dann, Gail Excell, Eugene Wilson, BACK ROW: Mrs. Ditmars David Van Vleet, Fred Hallett. 'kf FIRST ROW: Joe Sincebaugh, Michael Depew, Bill Myers, Clifford Bastian, John Van Vleet, Marshal Shannon, SECOND ROW: Phyllis McIntosh, Rosemary Gilmore, Judy Martin, KV. Pres.J Phyllis Caslin, Patty Alger, Donna Poth, fTreas.J Sandra Brown, Sandra Caslin, Mary Rice, Jean MacCheyne, Carolee Gros Jean. THIRD ROW: Kay Clark, Nancy Hatch, Laura Schultz, Gladys Vaughn, Norma Buckholtz, Patricia Griffin, RuthAnn Woods, Lois Epply, Rita Xavier, David Wilson, Bill Murphy, FOURTH ROW: Elizabeth Wilen, Patty O'Connell, Maragaret Fields, Flora Bailey, Mary Lou Favorite, Gayle Huff, Diana Lotz, Nancy Covert, fSec. J Sally Shannon, Beverly Kinne, Martha Ott. FIFTH ROW: Nancy Rinaldo, Fred Riegel, Julius Nemeth, fPres. J Don Whitney. James Vanlone, Thomas Warrick, Jack Ferguson, Harry Farr, Ronald Welch, Mr, Natoli. -us 3 'Q' FRONT ROW: Barbara Cole, Donna Greene, Rosemarie White, Joyce Jordan, President, Emma Raney, Eileen Smith, Susan Cavender Vice-President, Elizabeth Heller, Yvonne Clark, Patricia Hoagland. MIDDLE ROW: Nancy Mahar, Marian Eppley, Joan Miller, Emalie Wymer, Peggy Westervelt, Sandra Tanner, Elnora Vargason, Doralee Langley, Eileen Fisher, Loretta Van Riper, Ruthann Jacot. ACK ROW: Robert Voorhees, James Webster, Carol Van Vleet, Treasurer, Richard Compton, Margaret Personius, Sally Cool, Secretary, Robert Harding, Jerry Jennings, Carlos Young, Scott Hollerman, Mr. Natoli. FRONT ROW: Kathleen Keady, Gail Vreeland, Connie Favreau, Mary Therkildsen, Marion Behnke, Angie Millas, Gale Excell, Sylvia Conkling, Barbara Hawkins, Rosalie Chamberlain, SECOND ROW: Donna Poth, Judy Martin, Mary Lou Favorite, Carol Dann, Alice Beach, Beverly O'Connell, Sue Shanley, Ann Duncan, Mary Sweet, Jo Ann Brownell, Yvonne Riegel. THIRD ROW: Barbara Keady, Pat Tillinihast, Joan Maguire, Marjorie Wilson, Janet Sibley, Elizabeth Fish, Marilyn Marsh, Ellen Dann, Pat Hancy, Maureen eady, Pat Depew. FOURTH ROW: William Warne, James Covert, Robert Griswold, Richard Lahr, Sonny Halsell, Bruce Covert, Harold Larsen, David Van Vleet, Francis Steverson, James Van Lone, Justin Martin, Robert Bowers, Mr. Jacoby. E l0R A D JU l0R CHIDRUSES gil' pl 'I 0.1: 1 gl ffnu- ,,,-. FIRST ROW: Betty Jane Stoltzenau, Dick Foxx, Laval Holmes, Barbara Warrick, Donna Cuer, Carolyn Russell, Patricia Winters, Elizabeth Raney, Lynette GrosJean, Bonnie Westervelt, James Reagan, Lenore Mclntosh, William Reaga n. SEC- ONE ROW: Atti1oNemeth, Donald Chamberlain, Mary Carol Stowe, Sandra Excell, Elizabeth O'Hara, Vir inia Mac- Cheyne, Martha Johnson, Carolyn Smith, Maxine Nivision, Joan Rourke, Miss Wright. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Egccell,Susan Widell, Gloria Hayes, Ann Peck, Eugene Maleski, John Murphy, John Salzer, Marrgaret Eastman, Shirley O'Connell, Ann Zammett, Doris Xavier. FOUR H ROW: Douglas Van Scoy, Ronald Palmer, ilton Winters, Carol Austin, Anne Campbell, Joan Swlck, Shirley Cool, James Wilson, Francis Hazard, Bonalyn Welch, Natholie Carmell, William Ste -n. FIRST ROW: G. Huff, G. Vreeland, I. Jordan, M. Keady, I. Martin, P. Hancy, R. Chamberlain, S. Cool, M, Wilson B, Hawkins, J. Van Vleet. SECOND ROW: E. Dann, A. Duncan, E, Fish, B, Keady, R. Voorhees, C. Favreau, W Warne, R. Austin, B. Hallett, J. Russell. THIRD ROW: L. Newton, I. Brown, B. Myers, C. Dann, S. Conklin, J Brownell, S, Carson. FOURTH ROW: J. Martin, D. Chamberlain, I. Archarnbault, J. Covert, I, Van bone, B. Covert G. Excell, H. Larsen, E. Wilson, D. McGuire, Mr. Jacoby, H. Hawkins. Frances Stahl, ,loan Bowers, Beverly O'Connell, Hilma Lynch, Joan Maguire, Gale Excell. JUNIUR BA D FRONT ROW: R. Foxx, D. Cuer, F. Carpenter, A. Campbell, S, Excell, E, Maleski. MIDDLE ROW: R. Palmer, D, Chamberlain, J. Rice, L. Van Riper, S. Van Riper. I. Swick, S. Cool, L. Van Riper. BACK ROW: Mr. Jacoby, J. Van Ripcr, D. Van Scoy, M. Personius, J. Brown, M. Rice, J. Dann, C. Van Vleet, J. Miller. HI T0llY 0F THE CLASS 0F '53 The Class of 1953 had very few activities during the first two years of high school. In our Freshman year, we were divided into two classes with Barbara Keady as President of one group and Emil Homyack as President of the other. Our advisors for this year were Mrs. Depew and Mrs. Franklin with Mrs. Meyer taking over Mrs. Depew's group at the half year mark. David Van Vleet was elected president for our second year in high school with Justin Martin as vice-president and Patricia Depew as the secretary-treasurer. During our Sophomore year we had one money making activity, a school paper called the Hornet's Nest. This proved very educational to those who worked on it, After Mrs. Meyer, our advisor, left, Miss Edds took over and continued in that capacity to the bitter end. At the start of the Junior year we were still in homeroom 203, where we remained for the rest of our school days, Justin Martin was elected President of the class with Barbara Keady as vice-president, Carol Dann as secretary, and Gail Vreeland as treasurer, We devoted most of our time to making money for our Senior Trip. We sold Christmas cards, stationery, candy and held a dance for the champion football team at the close of the season. Two bake sales were held and on Linco1n's birthday we had our Junior supper. Our social activities were the Senior Ball and the Junior review, the Gay Nineties , both of which were very successful. When the big year arrived, our president by a unanimous vote was again Justin Martin. The rest of the officers were vice-president Dick Shanley, secretary David Van Vleet, and the treasurer Patricia Depew. Since we found our- selves in a financially sound position, we had little to do outside of selling magazines and producing the Senior Play, STRANGE BOARDERS. In February, the PTA put on the Valentine Tea for our benefit. In April the all important trip to Washington took place. This was the culmination of our four happy years of high school life. 7 if Q If '51, N 4 S3 ln I- , . E ' f s',G:5 ,5:..i'--'rf fx Q L- Fir f Q I 0 ,924 -'ff f 3 , ,Q lb., 4- tl ' X 1291. V V C X E N9 'X x ,Q 25.0 R 5 if 1 I NNW V SX f Q'fB,'uP BPS' f 916 'A Q, few Y O3 P V 22 Z 2 f 2 N X Q3 F00'I'BALL . hw- . X. -A 3. , f 4 J r , N - , ,1:5,,, .J - 1 4 f A . x V . f W 1 ,kai s ' Q .. 'Q ' Q Q ,L A .QQ55 , 1, - i':',. f s . Fa- .Q-vw' 593' f-Y . : , FRONT ROW: Harold Hawkins fMgr.J, Dick Reff, Ron Pettengill, Bob Mannix, Fran Steverson, Sanford Covert, Doug Chamberlain, Sonny Halsell, Jake Martin, Buzz Pemberton, Bo Griswold. BACK ROW: Mr, Natoli, coach, Dick Lahr, Bil1Wiswe11, Harry Farr, Bill Warne, Charlie Gleisner, Dean Duncan, Don McCheyne, Paul Garry. lim VanLone, Jack Fergeson, Ronnie Welsh, Jim McCheyne, Henry Brown, Bob Bowers, Dick Clair fMg1'. D Mr. Kay. .J -f sas? as X BA KETBALL IIlQlDlilt0QlOlllllC!?'l.lll'iI FRONT ROW: Jim Covert, Dean Ducan, Dick Reff, Richard Lahr, Fran Steverson, Doug Chamberlain. BACK ROW: Carl Christensen, Fred Riegel, Justin Martin, Buzzy Pemberton, Willard Charles, Coach ay, Bill Warne. ABSENT: Sonny Halsell. I 1 KNEELING: Bill Murphy. FRONT ROW: Bill Myers, Roger Austin, Harry Farr, Paul Gary, Bruce Covert, Donald Whitney, Edward Maguire, Bob Mannix. BACK ROW: Jim Archmbault, John Van Vleer, Jack Ferguson, Donald MacCheyne, Bob Bowers, Bruce Bowers, Bill Halsey, manager, Coach Phil Natoli. EVM! ITY CHEERLEADME Left to right: Maureen Keady, Beverly O'Connel1, Mary Therkeldson, Connie Favreau, Gail Vreeland, Frances Stahl il V. CHEERLEADER 5 1 lv. L. ro R. Norma Behnke, Elizabeth Fish, Rosalie Chamberlain, Sue Shanley, Mary Lou Auble. Q fi St' igagi ..,. K -vf q .sg .3533 ,M M , ,in ,fu-an x in 5 B k 'M' if f 2 we K if 23 Qiiff X 5 V . aw Q ,f 7fiP'v-K Y? 1 F, Q.. I. +' P- , 6,5 X il-vi' 'r Q QU Qi Ez K 'k, N4 4 'ze X !i:,,,.t.: if 'asf 1 qygsfsi 'fi , ' 4 'ff WM'lw,, Eli ...night i Q' - 1 v ,-5 QQ J! 6 4 x l ,P P ff' fe Q 5 G ffjf Q 1 I fig, g! '- .v 's, 5 glillll HMA 3 f, I sk + 4 lk J J 4' X Q- J wk . FRONT ROW: Sharon Hufford, Mary Lou Fovorite, Pat Hancy, Sue Shanley, Rosalie Chamberlain, Judy Barrett, Ann Harding, Joan Al er. MIDDLE ROW: Miss Moyer, Phylis Caslin, Mary Beach, Richard Clair, Fred Riegel, Diana Lotz, John Van Vleet, ?udy Martin, Marean Behnke, Donna Poth, Carl Christensen. BACK ROW: Ronald Welsh, Harry Farr, Jim Van Lone, Jack Fergusion, Don Whitney, Bruce Covert, John Hallett, David Bush, Ted O'Nei1, Bob Bowers, Marshall Shanon, Tom Warrick. Za ...l ww. FRONT ROW: William Myers, Sally Shannon, Pat O'Connell, Judy Halloran, Mildred Beach, Kay Ike, Margaret Mac- Intosh, Ronald Argus. MIDDLE ROW: Mrs, Depew, Joan Bowers, Jeanne Sibley, Betty Chatelle, Ruth Albe, Herbert Farr, Kay Clark, Linda Westervelt, William Murphy, Mary Eighmey. BACK ROW: Douglas Carmell, Hilma Lynch, Carl Carmell, Eugene Conkling, Mary Raney, Betty Mead, Norma Buckholtz, Gale Huff, Carol Davis, Margaret Fields, 41:1 L4-, 114 FRONT ROW: Gertrude Clark, Joan Maguire, Ellen Dan, Yvonne Reigal, Marilyn Marsh, Shirley Sherwood. MIDDLE ROW: Miss DaBrarno, John Keenan, Bi 1 Hallett, Nellie Goslicki, Joyce Sanderson, Janet Sibley, Shirley llaycs, Joan Fitzsirnons. BACKROW: Dick Poth, Peter Depew, Buzzy Pemberton, Francis Steverson, Dick Reff, Roger Austin, Jinr Brodnicki. 3 0PHOMORE 5 .ox Nlliwvmoa ,..f,,.-.. v D Q , ox' Ill-l ln FRONT ROW: Priscilla llatch, Frances Stahl, Mary Lou Auble, Ann Duncan, Elizabeth Fish, Marjorie Wilson. MIDDLE ROW: Bruce Bowers, James Schranrm, Robert Chatelle, James Archambault, Donald McGuire. BACK ROW: Paul Gary, Mr, Edwards, Martin Marsh, Victor Van Vleet, 2 UNI0ll iii FRONT ROW: Gale Excell, James Covert, John Russell, Aubrey Halsell, Barbara Hawkins, Joanne Brownell, Mary Ther- kildsen, Mary Carroll, Mary Sweet. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Hoppe, Dean Duncan, Thomas Wright, Sanford Covert, Bertha Sperr, Patsy Tillinghast, Sylvia Conkling, Angeline Millas, Beverly O'Connell, Alice Beach. BACK ROW: Paul Bertrand Joel Wyckoff, Kenneth Post, Robert Griswold, Harold Larsen, Eugene Wilson, Donald Conkling, Willard Charles. 1-1 crm! FRONT ROW: Barbara Keady, Kathleen Keady, Marjorie Wagner, Connie Favreau, Gail Vreeland, Norma Behnke, Pat Depew, Carol Dann. MIDDLE ROW: Bill Warne, Don Lewin, Richard Lahr, Douglas Chamberlain, Charles Gleisner, Lyle Kleinjan, Miss Edds. BACK ROW: Dick Shanley, Fred Hallett, Dave Van Vleet, Jake Martin, Paul Christensen, Louis Chatelle. X Alf 11 .S QQQJ f N fy! Qu .-1 7 l 'fi '- ? l KN 17 19 M- who ar E i f FRONT ROW: Mr. Myer, Mr. Whitehead, Mr. Shaw, Mr. Hoppe, Mr. Wilson, Mr. Blank, Mr. Edwards, Mr. Jacoby, Mr. Natoli. BACK ROW: Miss DaBramo, Mrs. Ditmars, Mrs. Rice, Mrs. Vangalio, Miss Russell, Mis Edds, Mrs. Depew, Mrs. Lee, Miss Moyer, Mr. Kay. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Simpson, Miss Wsight, Mr. Vaniialio, Mrs. Excell, Miss Suits, Mrs. Smith. BACK ROW: Miss Emperor, Miss Riley, Mrs. Robbins, rs. Limner, iss Maher, Miss McKenna, Mrs. Clarke. W '-,y. :mga-, 55 . Y X , ' g,,'.,'s':Lg Catherine Chamberlain Left to right: Mrs. Hayes Wilson, Mrs. Ethel Bond, Mrs, Eleanor Clair, Mrs, Helena Gouchie, Manager, Mrs. Margaret Covert., YI 'GN tus! 'T J' ki A l L 9 . e x Left to right: Donald Bradly, David Griffith, Alonzo Woodington. Left to right: Roland De Craw, Kenneth Horton, Fred Austin, Clyde Caslin, Seeley Brewer, John Covert, Wyllis Miles Paul McMi1len, Elmer Dewyer, Mack Tompson. fR C 5 Q X A X if-' Q 'I N xx Klub? . X x 1 X x X XX v Q X Compliments of ARGUS DRIVE - IN and GIFT SHOP Ovid New York Compliments of SLOCUMS RED Sn WHITE Interlaken, New York GRAY'S IN URANCE New York Our Wishes To The Class of 1953 MILLAS' RESTAURANT Ovid, New York Compliments of THE PARISH STORE Ovid, New York 0VlD DI ER 5-mlroon Ovid New York Compliments of MC Compliments of ERVICE 'PATIO 9 Willard New York D I C K RED AND WHITE STORE P. L. Acherman P rop. 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CLOSE INSURANCE Lodi, New York Phone 370 Compliments of DANN'S G. L. F. SERVICE Lodi, New York Compliments of QUALITY OIL CO. Lodi, N. Y. Compliments of SMITH'S DRY GOODS Lodi, New York Phone 32C Compliments of Zaalegi of Geneva THE FASHION CENTER OF THE FINGER LAKES 'F -e 2 Q ca 1 -1 m an m z e -u -c rn , I! ,nf '21 o S. J. GETMAN and SON Ovid New York d py Cooking Bottled Gas d ire A 'ances E? 2 of KEADYS STORE C. W. 81. R. H. Farr Compliments of Foundation Trenching 81 Ditching HALSEY'S BARBER SHGP Tel. 26 H or 10 H Lodi, N. Y. Lodi, New York McCormack's Compliments of Baked Goods and FRANK N. JONES Groceries Lodi, N. Y. T-Burg, New York THE TOMPKlNS ST DIO Portrait and Commercial Photographers For the Ovidian and a Number of Other Yearbooks 134 E. State St. Ithace, New York Compliments of RANDALL' S DE PAR TMENT Trumansburg New York Compliments of VANCE CRANE Sr. SON Interlaken New York Compliments of WULVERTO C0 TR C'l'l0N Excavating and Grading Ithac a, New York GREGORY'S RESTAURANT STORE Trumansburg New York Compliments of LAKES CLEANERS Phone 64 Interlaken, New York Compliments INC. ROBER'I' ff. PURDY 1 um CE Ovid New York Phone Ovid 2481 Compliments of M. A. BROWN Sv. CO. Lodi, New York Compliments of FIR 'I' A'l'l0 AL BA K Ovid, New York Member F.D.I.C. 1Q11viwQ.Q.dfe Ladies' Ready-To-Wear Style and Quality Always 34 Seneca Street Geneva, New York Compliments of WILLIAM B. HURD PLUMBING 81 HEATING Lodi, N. Y. Best Wishes To Class of 1953 Hayts Corners New York BARTH'S JEWELRY 106 Seneca St. Geneva, New York BEACO FEED Grain 8: Beans Custom Grinding Trumansburg, New York Compliments of BALDWI ' open Fri. 81 Sat. Evenings Phone 4 1 M Trumansburg RAY St ED'S RESTAURANT Bar and Grill Trumansburg, New York Best Wishes HAROLD'S DINER Trumansburg, New York Howard L. Smith PYROFAX GAS 81. ALL GAS APPLIANCES Phone 227 Trumansburg Compliments of TAUGHANNOCK HOTEL Trumansburg BOOKS STATIONERY GREETING CARDS OFFICE SUPPLIES LOUl and KARL KIAIPFER 23 Seneca St. Geneva, N. Y. Compliments of FREEDMAN FINE FURS 114 Seneca St. Geneva, N. Y. Compliments of PORTER CO. Lodi, N. Y. For Fine Furniture and Floor Coverings LYNCH FUR NITURE CO. Geneva, N. Y. Best Wishes to Ovid Seniors from Geneva, New York The Finger Lakes Most Popular Shop HARMA 'S SPOR'l' H013 Geneva, New York Phone 6306 THE THOMPSON OIL CO. Tydol Distributor Lodi, New York Phone 45-C BAKER' I TERLAKE ALES COMPA Y FINE DAY ERVICE Main St. Ovid, N. Y. TAXI SER VICE Motor Vehicles Dodge Job Rated Trucks Interlaken, N. Y. fQQU5 4 0 . 1, 8 m , + Phone Interlaken 140 -- 1 l HAPPY LANDING RE TAURA T and L. G. BALFOUR COMPA Y Ameboro M assac husens AIN VA' Paul 81 Helen Smith Interlaken, New York Known wherever there are Schools and Col1eges 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. Compliments Best Wishes of to the KEADY' S HOTEL Class of 1953 Hayts Corners New York EARLEY and COVER'I' Compliments of PARSHALL BARBER SHOP Ovid New York Ovid, N. Y. WICK'S BODY SHOP Compliments At N. R. Boyce 81 Son Garage of Ovid, N. Y. ARNOLD'S RESTAURANT and Television Headquarters Ambulance Service at Boat Livery ' Y k Ovld New or Willard, N.Y. Compliments PULVER'S iilimm LAKES THEATER Interlaken 4i,RP O CD' ,sg wig: Q wrong? New York Compliments of I X g ' n CRONK'S ? HL, Interlaken New York fCont. from page 263 fThere's a dirty rumor circulating that Jimmy drives an Oldsmobile now -- under cover of darkness, of course. J Norma Behnke, alias Miss Secretary of l963 , has come back to Ovid for a short stay. She now has a position in Hollywood as secretary to Cecile de Mille. Norma says that she isn't going to settle down right away, but just look around awhile. That's the place f0l' if- Everyone has quieted down and is talking to his neighbor. Everyone except Kate. that is. She 's flirting from table to table. Kate went through every opportunity in the nursing profession and has gone out on her own. Her latest venture is a home for aged men. fBut not TOO aged.J We have a very special dignitary with us tonight -- the Honorable Willard Charles, Mayor of Lodi. Under Wi1lard's leadership. Lodi is now a famous resort town, known far and wide as the 'Paris of the Finger Lakes . There's Connie! After starting nurses training she found that such talent as she exhibited in the senior play could not be lightly set asideg she has become a concert violinist. qWe don't think that she's devoted all her time to her music though. Look at that engagement ring! Guess whoij Who's that distinguished looking gentleman sitting quietly at the end of the table? Well, if it isn't Fred Hallett, the brilliant lawyer. No doubt he's pondering over his latest case. Fred is handling the defense of a certain Mr. Shaw who is suing Ovid Central for an art room. lt seems they never included one inthe plans of '53, It'll be a tough one, but Fred can handle it! Kay 'Mama' Limner is running a day nursery for children of working mothers. As if she didn't have enough to do with four of her own, t'I'hat's cormting her husband.J We knew she would use the nurse 's training. Louis 'Bang 'Em Up' Chatelle has become very famous in the stock car circuit. Everyone knows Louis's motto -- If I can start it, I can wreck it. He has applied what he learned 1 PJ in physics and developed the fastest car of the century, 'Chatelle 's Chariot . Carol Dann is wearing the cleverest blouse! It is orange and on the back in black letters is, 'Shop and Save at Carol's Gift Shop . Carol's merchandise consists of all the things she saved for college and when she got there found she couldn't use. Oh yes, kids the peroxide finally grew out. There's a sneak of grey there now. Richard 'Pinchpenny' Lahr is surrounded by former classmates clamoring to be told the secret of his financial suc- cess. His biggest source of income is from the stock he holds in Kenyon's Florist. fDick helped to establish this business during his high school daysj. You thought he'd put on weight! Oh no, that's just his money belt. He never did trust banks after the big bank robbery of '52. Frances Martin couldn't bear to leave O. C. S. She's now sewing the lucky pupils the most delicious meals this side of the Waldorf-Astoria. Her cafeteria which she has rigged up like the Automat was pictured in LIFE last week. Ovid finally has a theater. Paul Christensen is the proud owner, manager, and janitor fyou have to cut expenses some placej of this establishment. You can't say Paul forgot his classmates: every member of the Class of '53 has a life- time pass to the Ovid Bijou. And here comes Gail! She's making use of those nice eyes modeling her own 'Safety Pin Glasses. fNecessity is the mother of invention. 3 How does she ever find time to do this and take care of her triplets - Ronnie, Ricky, and Russ. I say now, look who's just walked in -- Justin J. Martin, Jr. Jake was unavoidably detained by some photographer or something. It seems he's been named 'Man of the Year' by TIME and they're rurming his life story complete with pictures. There's an unconfirmed nrmor around that Jake's going to resign as president of Comell and run for dog-catcher fCont. from page 733 -- whoops -- I mean, senator. Stop Bill! He's arguing with the waitress. lr isn't her fault the juke box doesn't have any square dance records. Billy Wame now has his own square dance troupe -- 'The Happy Squares. They give exhibitions in schools all over this country and Canada. No, the pay isn't too goodg in fact, Bill has to pay the schools, but he claims it's the only life. There's Lyle standing on the chair. fHe's discussing again and wants everyone to hear him.J Lyle enjoyed ar- guing so much in high school that he's making a career out of disagreeing with anybody about anything publicly, He's the nation's top commentator, Oh! Who did Barb Keady take a swing at? When will you leam that she doesn't like to be called Wheel , Jake. Barb has written several best-sellers all in the same vein of thought. Her latest is HOW TO BE HAPPY THOUGH FRIENDLESS. David Van Vleet is looking very rested after his trip to France, He's become quite the world traveler. Last year it was Cuba, before that Switzerland, Italy, etc. All this wandering started in '52 with his Trip to Toronto fon school time J. Doug 's path through life really surprised SOME of us, He's now known as The Blushing Valentino . Doug also sings and has recently bought back an oldie, And So To Sleep Again . Of course, it's good! He practiced it every day in chemistry class back at Ovid, didn't he? Look at that diamond tie clasp and cuff links Dick Shanley is sporting. And did you see that limousine he arrived in? By popular demand he's writing his memoirs: I MARRIED WEALTH or LOVE -- NUTS! We hear Marge Wagner's familiar, How Nasty . Everyone who goes near her gets greeted with, Have you been psychoanalyzed? , instead of the conventional, 'How are you? . Marge is busy showing off a snapshot of her red-haired son and explaining the absence of her husband, the Admiral. fHe's in Washington advising the President,J Dick Keenan, using his business initiative, has started his own public welfare plan, This takes the shape of a driv- ing school. Yes sir, Dick thinks that everyone should learn to drive correctly. Some times it takes a lot of practice though. How about it, Dick? Pat Depew's stunning dress is getting a lot of comment. Of course she made it herself. And she also outfits her four children. Clever gal, that one. Someone else thought so too, because she was the first girl in the Class of '53 to settle down to married life, Joel Wycoff flew in from Kansas City yesterday for a visit. He liked .the place so much when he took the F. F. A. trip in '52 that he decided to settle down there. He conducts guided tours through the city and we've heard that they're well worth your time if you're ever out that way! ! How's that for a plug, Joel? 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