Oxford Academy Central High School - Blackhawk Yearbook (Oxford, NY)

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ID' Q' K 7 For the purpose of preserving the many memo- ries of our school life, the class of 1956 has edited the 1956 Blackhawk. Throughout our days at Ox- ford Academy and Central School we have shared many experiences, met new problems, and depend- ed on our mutual friendships to surmount each ob- stacle, Through the pictures and words in this book we hope we have made it possible for these most treas- ured memories to be relived many times, MRS, IDA GRIFFIN To Mrs. Griffin for her sincere and patient guidance throughoutoux high school days and her invaluable advice in our many activities, we dedicate the 1966 Blackhawk. A yearbook, regardless of size, takes endless effort to prepare, We, the class of 1956, feel espe- cially indebted to Mr. Tinker, the principal, the board of education, and the two yearbook advisors, Mrs, Ward and Mrs. Adams, for all they have done, The merchants have also supported this project in no small way by their subscriptions for advertising, May we say thank you to all of you, I, , N? 5, Z e V '- E:EE E any Z In making this yearbook, the staff depended on Mr. Paul Crawford for most of the photography work done. Mr. Crawford took the time from his Phar- macy to carry out this task for us, Therefore, we feel deeply obligated to him and sincerely thank him for his service, 74a z4Zm477Z4tefz Uzfafwl Hcademq and Heated! Seine! E E U U 1' I 5160014 -win way. 'A 9:54-Qs rf, vi 'W CRF? I ' I ' MR, ERNEST G, YOUMANS District Supervisor I am always proud to say thatl graduated from Oxford Academy, All of us have a responsibility to help maintain the good reputa- tion of our Alma Mater, Ernest G, Youmans E7 Mr, William Hayden, Jr, , Mr, Robert Race, Mr, Wayne Bullock, Mr, Baumes Marshman Mr, Lynn Seymour, Presidentg Mrs, Barbara Whittaker, Clerk, MISS WINIFRED MILAN' Secretary to the Principal -x N The graduates of Oxford Academy and Central School are the proud possessors of a fine body of tradition built up from a span of more than a century and a half, Each year Oxford's graduates enter the world of adult life equipped with fine manly and womanly traits as did those who have gone before, MR, FREDERICK D TINKER Supervising Principal You may well be proud of the quality of education you have received, Continue to be ladies and gentlemen in the finest sense that you may re- flect only that which is the best so that your school and your country may well proud of you, l Mu MR, GLENN D, ROBERTS MISS BESSIE Elementary Supervisor Vice Guid Co Clor HELEN ADAMS High School Librarian LCUISE I, DALEY Junior High School English xx px Xx 'YY l rev.. ESTHER M, BOUND Junior I-hgh Social Studies RUTH L, BULL Commerce HERBERT BAT T ERMAN Industrial Arts ALTON B, DOYLE Physical Education EDNA HILL Physical Educ ation si.- JOYCE L, IVES Art BME p,.w03f N ALOYZIE MARUSZAK Junior High School Science Driver Education ELSIE D, MCNULTY Elementary Librarian English JANIS RICHMOND Junior High School Math and Science FRED R, PARCIANY Instrumental Music JOYCE MARBLE English WALTER RICHMOND Mathematics low on W zu M BLANCHE THORP Nurse, Attendance Officer FRED M, VOGELGSANG A griculturc LYLE S, WALSH Social Studies LEON A, WELSH Junior High School Mathematics fx R, :X Y J 1 X I Mrs, Purdy, Kdgg Mrs, Jamba, 1stgMiss Leach, Kdgg Mrs, Vickers, lstg Miss Benenati, Kdgg Mrs, Race, lst, 2 1- fl! I , I I , Mrs, Holdridge, 3rd, Mrs, Stork, 3rdg Miss Vigus, lst, Miss Amos, 2ndg Miss Knut- sen, 2nd, Mrs, Budlong, 2nd, Standing: Mrs, Mirabito, 4th, Miss Woodford, Elem, Phys, Ed, Miss Mendenhall, 5th Mr, Kirkby, 6th, Seated: Miss Green, 4th, Mrs, Redfield, 4thg Mrs, Payne, 5th, ' 4 ' f ' ' f . f f ' 5 K. g Dunkeri 6th, 2:,,'5Z.,! ly yy VV fl!! , A 5 Ly, , 7 l - 1 f , 2 'NOQW 5 3w'Ef4,ffcL 772.4 a4aeLfzfQ74-- sew NW K A5 N. 5 ZJZAWM 2:44 Duuaw Mr, Bartlett, Mr, Padgett, Mr, Cady, Mr, Root, Mr, Saxby, Mr, Tansey, Mr, Gere, Mr, Beckwith, Mr, Carey, Mr, Wackford, Mr, Roberts, Mr, Bartle, Absent: Mr, Tefft, Mr, Cummings, Mr, Race, Mr, Sherman, Mr, Washburn, l Because of the excellent co-operation of the cus- todians, the cafeteria staff, and the bus drivers, our school runs smoothly and efficiently, Many thanks to you for your praiseworthy service, l , sl he .5 V, 3 fs-6 'xr Seated: Charles Biviano, Bill Miles, Standing: Ray Shrubsall, John Biviano, Frank Carlin, SW! First row: Mrs, Biviano, Mrs. Walden, Second row: Mrs, Bartle, Mrs, Pad- gett, Mrs, Bliven, Mrs, Mowry, Rae Young, Barbara Cooper, Marjorie Kelly, Lucinda Lowe, Alietta Foote, Nancylee Hughston, Elizabeth Diamond, Standing: Marilyn Mowry, Wayne Moone, Margaret Bound, Seated: Nancylee Hughston, Hazel Meade, Jean Redenback, Audrey wencer, Velma Sikes, Jean Bliven, WAYLAND WILCOX Editor-in-Chief mem DAVID ADAMS All great men are dead, boy am I taking care of myself, Chorus 1, 2,3,43 Band 1,2,3,43 Football 43 Basketball 2, 3,45 Baseball 3,43 Senior Play Cast3 STEPHEN FOSTER Cast, JEAN BLIVEN Man has his Will, but ive 'sl i J MARGARET BOUND Much learning makes me mad, Ensemble 1,43 Band 1.2, 3,43 Chorus 1, 2.3.43 Hall Monitor 2,32 Student Council 13 Business Man- ager of Blackhawk 3 sj1jEPHEN FOSTER Cast: Dramatics 3. it gf DAPHNE BURKE Brunette is she with laughter gay, cute and sweet in every way, Senior Play Cast3 Ensemble 43 Color Guard 3,45 Cheer- leading 43 Chorus 1, 2,3,43 Dramatics 3,42 Vice Presi- dent of Class 33 Girls' In- tramurals 23 Hall Monitor 2,33 STEPHEN FOSTER CZSIZ. woman has her way. Student Body Vice Pres. 33 Ensemble 1, 43 'Blackhawk' Hall Monitor 2,3,43 Var- sity Cheerleader 2,3,43 Girls' Intramurals 1, 2,3,4Q Chorus 1, 2,3,43 Comm, Club 2,33 Majorette 1, 2, 3,42 Student Council 1,3, 43 Student Body Treas, 43 Athletic Assoc. Sec, Treas. 3,43 Newspaper Staff 3. DONNA BRADT There's a time for all things, Band 1,2,43 F,H,A, 13 Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, X 35,3 QM QF BARBARA COOPER Merrily, merrily, Itrip down life's path, Band 1,2,3,43 Chorus 1.2, 43 Cheerleading--Varsity 33 'Blackhawk' staff3 Ensemble 1,43 Senior Play, 'Eva , JOSEPH CARUANA I'm the other one, Football 2,3,43 Track 2, 3,43 Baseball 2, ,gi GEORGE CARLSON He swings a wicked racket, Tennis 1,2,3,43 Chorus 1. 2.3.43 Band 1.2.3, JOSEPH COLEMAN It's better to be a silent fool than to open your mouth and prove it, Hall Monitor 3,43 Student Council 33 Pres, of Student Association 43 Chorus 1.2, 33 Track 2,3, Capt, 43 Football 3,43 Basketball 2,33 STEPHEN FOSTER Cast, LOUIS CARUANA Which one are you? Football 2.3, Co-Capt, 43 Track 2.3.42 Baseball 2, CARL COWLES There's just one color for me--RED, Football 2,3,4g Track 1, 2,3,4g Basketball 2,3,4g Band 1,2,3,4g Chorus 3,4g Senior Playg STEPHEN FOSTER Cast. ELIZABETH DIAMOND Her fortune is in her fingers, Ensemble 1,4g Senior Playg Chorus 1, 2,3,4g Color Guard 3,4g STEPHEN FOSTER Castg Secretary of Class 3,43 Newspaper 33 Dramatics 33 Hall Monitor 35 Girls' Intramurals 2.3. DOREEN DIBBLE Quietly she moved among US. Transferred from Oneonta, New York, ALIETTA FOOTE We all like red hair, don't we? Ensemble 1.4g Girls' In- tramurals 1,2,3,4g Hall Monitor 33 Varsity Cheer- leading 1,2,3,4g Majorette 1,2,3,4g Chorus 1,2,3,4g Student Council 4g Com- mercial Club 3,4g Senior Play. ROBERT CUMMINGS Quiet persons are welcome everywhere, i ROBERT GUINN Live, love, laugh. There'll come a time when you can'tl Transferred from Norwich High School, 1955. ELIZABETH HACKETT Wacky, witty, and waggish. Color Guard 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 3, 4 Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Math Club 2 Hall Monitor BETTY JEAN HOWE There's one and only one for me. Junior Red Cross Council 2, 3, 4 Commercial Club 3 FHA 3 NANCYLEE HUGHSTON The one way to have a friend is to be one. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Ensemble 1, 4 Hall Monitor 3, 4 Blackhawk staff Senior Vice President Senior Play Pep Band Steghen Bit ALBERT INGRAHAM Although Albert has not been able to attend regular school sessions, he has, nevertheless, remained closely connected with his class and the school. Through tutoring, he has maintained a creditable regents average and received his diploma. JULIA JOHNSON A quiet person except when otherwise. Commercial Club 2, 3 Class Treasurer 3 PATRICK KEA TING MARJORIE KELLY Senior play What would I do with size, Baseball 4 when I do so much without it. Cheerleading 3, 4 School Paper 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Hall Monitor 2. 4 Class Secretary 1, Vice President 2 Blackhawk' Staff Steghen Foster DALE LEACH Ennhh. . . ! What's Six Hall Monitor 3, 4 Student Council 1, 3,4 Football 2, 3, 4 Basketball Manager 1 Tennis 2 Band 1, 2, 3 Dramatics 3 Steghen Foster Commercial Club 3 Track 4 ., Years? FRANCES KNAPP Transferred from Guilford 1955. LUCINDA LOWE If you show it to me a few times I can do it! Chorus 1 Commercial Club 3 Newspaper 3 Stephen Foster Cast Senior Class Treasurer Band 1, 2 ROBERT MARSHMAN Quite a farmer. Band 1,2,3 FFA 1,2,3,4 Track 3 DAVID MANZER A man of importance - on the bowling team. Tennis Team 3,4 Commercial Club 2, 4 Dramatics 3, 4 Stephen Foster Cast MICHAEL McENENY Six feet two, Hot Rod King, Come on Baby, Get in Swing! Football 1, 3 Basketball 3 Hall Monitor 3, 4 HAZEL MEADE You can never plan for the future by the past. Band 1, 2, 3,4 FHA 2 Blackhawk Staff Pep Band WAYNE MOON Much learning doth make me mad. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 3 Stephen Foster Cast Senior Play Cast 'Blackhawk Staff Class Vice President 1 Hall Monitor 2, 3 Junior Red Cross 4 Pep Band 1, 2, 3 JAMES MOORE Wine, women and song, Helps a dull day along. Chorus 3 Football 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 4 Track 3 Senior Play Cast MARILYN MOWRY Shy at a glance, but give her a chance. Band 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Ensemble 1, 4 Newspaper 1, 2, 3. Student Council 3 Class Treasurer 1 Secretary 2 President 4 Senior Play Stegen Foster Sub, Hall Monitor 4 1,2,3 THOMAS PEEK Be your own Judge Football 4 Baseball 4 WILLIAM PEPPER Cheer up, the worst 1S yet to COIIIE. gi, 1 R 5 sg EDWARD RACE Expert on curves and angles. Band 1. 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 4 Basketball 3, 4 Class President 1, 3 Hall Monitor 3 Senior Play Cast RONALD SAYLES I'm not afraid of work, I JEAN REDENBACK Love is a many splendored thing. Chorus 2, 3, 4 Dramatics 3 Audio-Visual 2, 3, 4 FHA President 1 Blackhawk Staff Stephen Foster Cast VELMA SIKES Tonight we live, tomorrow we take an aspirin. Hall Monitor 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Newspaper 2, 3, 4 Student Council 2, 4 'Blackhawk' Staff Stephen Foster Cast KEITH SMITH Six feet two--eyes of blue But oh what those six feet can do! Football 3, 4 could lie down beside it and Baseball 3' 4 go to sleep. Chorus 3, 4 Baseball 3, 4 Blackhawk Staff AUDREY SPENCER A small voice is better than a big echo. Chorus 4 Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Hall Monitor 1 MURIEL WILLIAMS Short but sweet and can't be beat. EDWARD VARGO I like work, it fascinates IV Cheerleading me, I could sit and watch Color Guard 3, 4 it for hours! FHA 1 Senior Play Cast Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Hall Monitor 3 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 3, 4 Track 3, 4 FFA 1, 2, 3 FFA Reporter 4 Chorus 3, 4 WAYLAND WILCOX Here comes the band! Hall Monitor 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 4 Stlldeflt COUIICH 1, 2, 4 Class President? , I'l1 always have two reasons Blackhawk Ed1tor-1n- for doing anything, a good Chlef one and a real one. Boys' State PCP Band FFA 1.2, 3,4 Football 3 RAE YOUNG Nothing pleases her so much as the sound of the dismissal bell. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 MARTIN WALFISH Better late than never. Transferred from George Washington High School. JEANETTE WALL Let not your heart be troubled Transferred from Guilford. ANTHONY ZDOBYLAK All the world loves a lover. Senior Play FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3 Track 3 Chorus 3 Visual Aids 2, 3, 4 72500: 4014060 to Succeed 77500: ,-40510010210 MARILYN and GEORGE LIZ and MIKE Weleda 7100: Scion! 5,00-we 76004: 706000005 JEAN and ED VELMA and WAYNE Za: ,466 f-fzoanci Wtaa f-indiana MURIEL and DA VE S HOw TO BE VERY vena' P PO ULAR 776:45 77Za4c2:4Z MARGARET and WAYLAND NANCYLEE and JOE 775045 W geo!! Deacon BARB and DALE ALIETTA and CARL ELIZABETH NANCYLEE I MARILYN LUCINDA MR, TEFFT and Mas, GRIFFIN Advisors 3 ezdddmafdfly In 1952, we entered our freshman year under the guiding hand of Mrs. Griffin and Mr. Kruse. At the beginning of the second semester, Mr. Weinstein took Mr. Kruse's place. We elected Eddie, president: Wayne, vice president: Midge, secretary: and Marilyn, treasurer. Our first project, a television show, went over with a bang. That year we acquired a good reputation for sponsoring class parties. As sophomores we discovered just how much work high school really was. Mrs. Griffin's watchful eye was again upon us with Mrs. Frasure as her assistant. Wayland was elected president: Midge, vice president Marilyn, secretary: and Julia, treasurer. Wayland was also elected secretary of the Student Association. That year we sponsored a minstrel show which unveiled all the hidden talent in our class. We started our junior year in '54 under the direction of Mrs. Griffin and Mr. Preston. Our class officers were president, Eddieg vice president, Daphne: secretary, Elizabeth: and treasurer, Julia. Jean Bliven was elected vice president and Wayne, treasurer of the Student Association. That fall juniors could be seen tramping the streets selling magazine subscriptions. Several members of the class had parts in a school play, Stephen Foster. This was a very busy year since work was started on the yearbook and we were working on the 'Gateway to Paradise' theme for our Junior Prom. The prom was a great success with a member of the junior class, Donna Bradt, and her excort, Dean Simpson being elected queen and king. We finally received our class rings. In the fall of '55, we were all together in the big study hall for our homeroom under the guidance of Mrs. Griffin. Again we had another new advisor, Mr. Tefft. Joe was elected by the student body as Student Council president. Jean Bliven was elected the treasurer of the Student Association. On November 17, we presented our senior play, January Thaw, which received very good reviews. The events which occurred during this, our last year, came in rapid succession. First, we selected our class motto, 'What we are to be, we are now becoming. Our class colors, baby blue and charcoal black: our class song, 'Moments to Remember, ' and our class flower, a pink carnation, were chosen. A group of ten senior girls formed an ensemble called the 'Seniorettes, and they sang for many organizations with great success. The rest of the year seemed to pass very quickly with many of the class working on the 'Blackhawk, ' which we received in May. The long-awaited day finally arrived on June 25, when forty-nine of us anxious seniors took our places on the stage for the commencement exercises. We were sorry the wonderful years were over, but we were ready to start out into the world and take our places in life ---- Elizabeth Diamond .4446 Wdlmd We, the Class of 1956, being of sound mind and body, bequeath David Adams' football uniform to Pete Ricky Clintsman. . . Jean Bliven's cheerleading uniform to Thelma Burke. . . Margaret Bound's ability to play the piano to Miss Lawrence. . . Daphne Burke's ability to do the split to Joyce Johnson. . . George Carlsen's curl of hair to Mr. Richmond . . . Joe Coleman's banners to next year's Student Council president . . . Louie Caruana's duel Hollywood mufflers to the Oxford Anti-Noise Association. . . Joe Caruana and Tom Peek's past experiences with Kaye Whitney to Ted Tinker and a certain redhead in Norwich. . . Barbara Cooper's inferiority complex to Mr. Maruszak. . . Carl Cowles' pole vaulting ability to Edgie Whittle, . , Lizzie Diamond's typing errors to Mr. Tefft. . . Doreen Dibble's extras to Cynthia Beaumont. . . Bob Cummings' adding mach- ine to Miss Milan. , . Alietta Foote's Henry to Nancy Willcox. . . Carl Guinn's walk- ing shoes to Jim Jones, just in case. . . Liz Hackett wills nothing because she needs all she has. . . Betty Jean Howe's engagement ring to Peg Vadney. . . Nancylee Hughston's deer antlers to Mr. Tinker. . , Julia Johnson's ability to make decisions to Joyce, . , Pat Keating's good driving habits to Tom Whitmore. . . Frances Knapp's long hair to all girls who look like boys. . . Marjorie Kelly's perfect study hall behavior to Jerry Westerdale. . . Dale Leach's 5 out of 6 years in the U, S, Marine Corps to Louise Anna Kelly. . . Lucinda Lowe's senior operator's license to the first junior girl who needs it. . . Bob Mar- shman's traveling troubles to Lowell Roberts. . . David Manzer's love for the Civil War to Mr. Walsh. . . Mike McEneny's priority on Norwich women to Art Kennedy. . . Hazel Meade's 4-H ability to Kay Marshman. . . Wayne Moon's entire set of excuses for not doing homework to any underclassman who needs it. . . I im Moore's membership in the Liar's Club to Don Utter. . . Marilyn Mowry's ability to sleep in Mr. ,Richmond's math classes to Mike Buckel. . . Bill Pepper's height to Joyce Johnson. . , Eddie Race's beat- up drum and broken drum - sticks to John Dutcher, , . Jean Redenback's one-girl role in Audio-Visual Club to any freshman girl. . . Ronnie Sayles' luck in getting through his- tory to Ann Jackson. . . Velma Sikes' old love-life to Rita Kaelin. . . Keith Smith's pretty dress pin to Florence Robbins. . . Audrey Spencer's benign temper to Carolyn Clements. . . Bill Squires' excellent driving habits to Ted Tinker, . . Ted Vargo's garden seeds to Clarence Maxwell. . . Wayland Wilcox's affinity for guard rails to Benny Robinson. . . Muriel Williams' athletic ability to Thelma. . . Martin Walfish's ability to confound Mr. Walsh to Paul Cox. . . Jeanette Wall's high school memories to Guilford Central School. . . Rae Young's dismissal bell to anyone who likes it as well as she does. . . Tony Zdobylak's chances to play football as a senior to Art Kennedy, Class of 1956 QUQHSSXP r 1.1 .m. 1.11 5,. 1' FP' fr ,, YLQA U1eve l1f-f IO-4i'iVP ,S anew, LT., Uf1I Pf3' 2 as Crctwfi 1,,.,i K- 1122 lil cis .1 Y ff vu ESQ 'H Qfff,QfN A4,wW5 :,,A Hhird ?ime Down - ..'- W -- ,fx M.. .. Y Scbeherafade ar .ff ml 'iii iii X 3 1 , nnuit . ..'.',f'f' ' N ' V. , Ne're Whrough! Bump on a Log, 'QXKJ4 I Heard a Siren and Qhen..,., N0 Laughing Master 511de,Ke1ly, ' Slide KN M Z ,,.,L :A-A t u ,,,QQ 5,, xiifg ,kg . fsvif Wheat-whew! .. . Qi ,FS H. K mg E 1 5 in X J 5 v A if v 1' M k 3 2 I fav? 'A wx, 3, Ax ,ag k k 4 F W ' Q iw V , Q , '....N, Q., ..- ' Fill 'er UP I' Rosie the Riveter gg--- F va-W 1. e He lp! wf'?y ,W 1 f Right H6re, Class wmi ' 6 A 'A 1 : Q J . an ' I A s 3 NJ me Q E ? 3 2 3 2 f all 3 .lik . .sz Zf7wsws 57 First row: P. Barber, E. Whittaker, R. Kaelin, D. Helmke, G. Kraft, C. Raedel, P, Cooper. Second row: D. Sharpe, A. Huffine, B. Diamond, J. Crandall, L. Bartle, A. Jackson, Miss Sperry, Third row: T, Champlin, R. McGowan, G. Christian, J, Seiler, D, Simpson, R, Hof mann, A. Kennedy, D. Utter, C. Raedel Treasurer This year the Junior Class re- Mr, Walsh ceived a medal from the Curtis Pub- Advisgr lishing Company for its outstanding 1, Jones job selling magazine subscriptions. Vice, President Their Junior Prom was also a big P, Barbel- success due to the efforts exerted by Secretary the class members. R, Clinrsman President Miss Sperry Advisor First row: A. Schadewald, J, lngraharn, M. Moore, A. Meyer, S, Beckwith, S, Potter, I. John- son. Second row: D. Abresch, A, Prosklne, K, Whitney, L. Barrows, C. Maxwell, J. Ryan, M. Buckel, J, Wallace, E, Whittle, Mr. Walsh. Third row: L. Tefft, R, Howland, J, French, J, Jones, E. Tinker, R. Dutcher, M. Webb, R. Clintsman, W. Roney, H. Diamond. 56' First row: N. Race, A. Saxby, R, Medovich, C, Clements, A, Brigham, D. Weaver, S. Vogel- gsang. Second row: N, Willcox, M. Engler, J, Cunningham, E, Holdridge, F. Robbins, S. McEneny, S. Jones, C. Munyau, Miss Bull. Third row: A. McNitt, B, Drumm, T, Whitmore, R Howe, L, Redenback, D. Downey, R, Bliven, B, Bartle, H. Moore, Absent: F. Cosen. The Sophomores have been very E, Holdridge busy this year selling subscriptions Secretary fOr the Oxford Review -Times in I. Dutcher order to increase their finances in President preparation for future high school Miss Bull expenses. Advisor Everyone enjoyed the class T. Burke dance which was held in February. Treasurer L. Mowry Vice Pres. First row: L, Kelly, M, Vadney, L, Helmke, M, Cox, J, Sayles, L. Mowry, G. Whaley, B. Mag rath, Second row: D, Tucker, S, Mowers, J, Ingraham, I, Covell, T, Williams, T. Burke, C, Race, D. Mayhew, D, Bliven, G. Brewer, Mr, Souders, Third row: IL Diamond, C. Horton, D. Preston, J, Dutcher, R, Downey, P, Estelow, I, Westerdale, D, Purdy, G, Simpson, W, Buffalo, D, Monroe. 59 First row: A. Andrews, J. Johnson, K. Macdonald, S. Root, L. Wilkie, M. Dunne, B, Jones, M. Lougheed. Second row: S. Purdy, M. Maynard, M. Deeter, D. Wood, M. Ingraham, D. DeLong, D. Kaelin, Mrs. Richmond. Third row: D. Stratton, W. Dillon, R. Pinney, J, Robinson D. Redenback, A, Timperlake, K. Sabin, D, Bartle, R. Hallock. Absent F, Walker, Mr. Richmond Advisor The Freshman Class started its B. Jones class projects this year with a very Secretary successful Raggedy Anne Dance. R. Race Several members of the class have President received eighth grade Regent dip- Mrs. Richmond lomas' Advisor The seniors wish the freshman L. Wilkie class success in its high school career. Treasurer D. DeLong Vice Pres. First row: D. Williams, B. Barringer, P, Parker, J, Miles, L. Emmick, M, Hoke, M. McNitt, J, Fleming. Second row: V. Sayles, J. Kingsley, C. Gibson, B. Tefft, I. Fleming, P, Clintsman, D. Bradt, S. Johnson, I, Quinn, R, Scheer, Mr, Richmond, Third row: W. Jones, D. Harvey, R. Wakefield, B. Alger, K. Robinson, C. Rogers, J. Hackett, L. Roberts, R. Mertz, R. Race, Absent, L, Mead, J. Hemstrought, C. Rogers. First row: J. Fowlston, K, Marshman, G, Paliotta, P, Ford, L, Hemstrought, P, Squires, D, Davis, R, Nightengale, Second row: E, Carkuff, D, Hallock, R. Macdonald, E, Rood, C, Stork, B, Quinn, D, Whitmore, C. Clarke, L. Beckwith, J, Bliven, M, Cole, D, Martin, Third row, C, Cummings, D, Peek, D, Scheer, J, Carlsen, M. Bunting, L, Horton, P, Young, G, McGowan, A, Wheeler, P, Cox, D, Holgerson, Fourth row: A, Christian, J. Souders, D. Howe, P, Dwyer, G, Hill, W, Hayden, C, Frank, J. Stafford, P, Pierson, M, Shepler, S, Parciany, R. Wakeman, Absent: S, Russell, M, Meade, R, Tinker, J, Giles, Teacher: Mrs, Bound. 494134 First row: P, Pratt, D, Wilcox, C, Barrows, M, Shepler, T. Holgerson, B, Covell, I, Scouten, R, Bunting, C, Battle, Second row, R, Meade, R, Pepper, S, Sayles, W, Barber, A, Dambra, J, Fleming, K, Weaver, C. Nichols, W. Bradt, B, Horton, I. Rydzewski, Third row, T, Rob- inson, H, Lashway, V, Squires, S, Race, B. Bakoon, E, McGowan, D. Finn, S, Burkholder, E, Hughston, G, Thorne, C, Beaumont, Fourth row: F, Carroll, D, Thompson, J, Gallagher, K, Manley, D, Crandall, J. Shaw, L, Templin, J, Fairchild, D, Walling, N, Bowman, M, Lasher Teacher, Mr, Maruszak, A-L, l ,wif 9. 51,4 ' 2. NQX- , 04!.lZfvL L First row: R. Jones, P. Hatton, J. McNirt, G. Carpenter, N. Emmick, D. Vadney, L. Cole, R, Whittaker, M. Race. Second row: G. VanGurp, C. Huffine, C. Webb, D. Wakefield, M. Wheeler, A. Burkholder, J. Castaldy, B. Wilkie, M. Beckwith. Third row: D. Gray, R. Dibble, E. Downey, B. Sharpe, L. Thorington, W. Barrows, R. Mowry, R. Peaslee, G. Marks, D. Fowlston, D. Williams. Absent: R. Coy, E. Whip- ple. Teacher: Mr. Welsh. First row: C. Dillon, B. Jones, C. Stratton, C. Ennist, E. Moore, I. Carl- sen, N. Winner, I. Gal- lagher, E. Shepard. Second row: R. Alger, L. Vander- bunt, N. Ford, B. Cooper, B. Mowers, R. King, R. Mertz, D. Michaletz, K. Keating. Third row: C. Knapp, R. Beckwith, G. Williams, J. Menard, R. Deeter, R. Diamond, B. Diamond, P. Furnare, P. O'Connor, J. Granger. Teacher: Mr. Batterman. eaewt4Qzade First row: P. Nichols, J. Smith, D. Saxby, B. Mayhew, G. Lowe M. Wallace, S. Shepard, M. Marble, M. Wessels. Second row: B. Smith, B. Bradt, J. Bakoon, P. Hackett, S. Castaldy M. Emerson, A. Alger, F. Brit- ton, R. Simpson, E. Huffine. Third row: G. Bartle, W. Howard, F. Golden, P. Vogelg- sang, A. Youngs, R. Bucklin, W. Buffalo, J. Holbrook, C. Stillman, F. Hinman, A. Spaulding. Absent: M. Whit- more, P. Magrath. Teacher: Miss Daley. First row: F. Magrath, M. Leary, S. Diamond, B. Quinn, J. Whittaker, D. Mayhew, D. Youngs, E. Joscelyn. Second row: B. Meade, C. Moore, E. Parker, J. Raedel, S. Shafer, B, Kolis, B. Whitney, L. Rice. Third row: C. Manzer, E. Abshure, C. King, R. Seiler, L. Van- Gurp, P. Morgan, R. Hoke, L. Purdy, C. Reich. Absent: N. Walls, D. Spencer. Teacher: Mrs. Kelly. First row: L. Wakefield, L. Conley, C. Hersch, A. Nichols, C. Munyan, G. Franklin, E. Kingsley, M. Ryan. Second row: J. Race, B. Bloch, J. Moffat, M. Beckwith, B. Miles, K. Tucker, W. Pethick, D. DeLong. Third row: D. Mowers, B. Carroll, J. Jackson, S. Cummings, J. Kenyon, D. Williams, L. Horton. Absent: J. Hill. Teacher: Mr. Kirkby. Sdztd Qzade First row: D. Cox, L. Shepler, A. Cardner, S. Rood. J. Andrews, L. Ingra- ham, D. Clements, C. Emmick, L. Carlin. Second row: M. Griffin, S. Beck- with, J. Smith, J. Frair, L. Shafer, C. Squires, M. Jones, C. Smith, R. Rice, G. Morgan. Third row: R. Buntin, F. Kessler, M. Weidman, L. Hackett, H. Armondi, R. Angle, D. Lewis, J. Hayes, C. Frank. Teacher: Mrs. Dunker. First row: D. Nichols, B. Castaldy, B. Downey, M. Kramnich, T. Emmick, C. Tracy, S. Rice, D. Seeley, B. Moore, S. Karppala, R. Barringer, D. Carhart. Second row: N. Hinman, R. Westover, G. McGowan, S. Cole, R. Hinckley, P. Diamond, B. Hoadley, C. Cummings, R. Brazee, Z. Carkuff, R. Bartle. Third row: L. Greenwood, L. Beckwith, M. Rounds, R. Gallagher D. Race, J. Roberts, J. Clark, J. Rydzewski, D. Peaslee, T. Frank, J, Brigham, L. Baxter, J. Cady, W, Root, C. King. Absent: G. Britton, R. Merritt, S. Swift, C. Webb. Teacher: Miss Mendenhall. W First row: C. Smith, J. Griffin, S. Lougheed, V. Shores, S. Lashway, D. Landers, D. Ryan, C. Mead, R, Johnson, J. Purdy, C, Miles, T. Paden, L. VanGurp, G. French. Second row1M. Westerby, E. Williams, C. Youngs, J. O'Wyatt, M. Williams, J. Holbrook, A. Templin, V. Wil- liams, P. Murray, W. Johnson. Third rowzl. Rydzewski, C, Vigus, P. Tracy, C. Beckwith, L, Mowers, W. Ecker, R. Beaumont, M. Stillman, L. Thompson, B. Bakoon, R. Hendrickson, G. Blum. Absent: E. Andrews. Teacher: Mrs. Payne, First row: G, Finch, E, Winner, S, Souders, E, Kolis, J. Swartout, S, Taranto, S, Pethick, G Christian, W, Race, Second row: E, Carhart, T, Stiles, R, Davis, E, Blum, C, Gimdt, J, Knapp, J, Meyer, S, Squires, W, Hatton, Third row: R, McEneny, J. Roberts, N. Bartle, R, Stafford, S, Tansey, D, Emerson, S, Golden, F, Hofmann, D. Youngs, Absent: R, Britton, S Wackford, C, Shore, Teacher: Miss Green, fowufl First row: L, Marks, G, Rice, S, Spaulding, F, Wilcox, J, Mayhew, M, Seymour, C, Paglia, C, Manwarren, B. Cole. Second row: J. Morgan, P, Parciany, M, Moore, D, George, T, Cosen, D, Roach, P, Harrington, C, Hayes, E, Weaver, F, Shimer, H, Hendrickson, Third row: D, Jones, W, Place, D, Marshman, S, Bunting, I. Thompson, C, Vanderbunt, B. Barry, M, Hunter, W, Castaldy, Absent: S. Barrows, Teacher: Mrs, Mirabito, First row, B, Shapely, N. DeLong, H, Hofmann, I, Brigham, S. Christian, T. Diamond, G. Rood, B, Cady, M. Maricle, C, Williams, Second row, J, White, S. Baier, G, Tinker, J, Popovcak, N, Buffalo, C, Gever, F, Diamond, D, Carnrike, L, Roys, Third rowgj, Covell, P, Barrows, L, Murray, S, Rice, J, Keating, B, Meek, Absentgj, Lewis, T, Hodge, L, Pepper 7owzz'4 Qaeda 'find Teacher: Mrs, Redfield, First row: R, Tracy, M. Carlin, L. Smith, J, Carey, R, Livingstone, S. Finch, A, Huskins, S, Wood, E, Seeley, N, Wallace, Second row, J, Scarfoss, R, Shimer, B, Britton, S, Buffalo, F, Tricoli, R, Corgnell, C, Wheeler, D, Paden, A. Wheat, C, Meek, F, Shimer, I, Vigus, W, Cummings, Third row: L, Karppala, M, Gever, F. Manwarren, L, Hoshor, P, McGowan, K, Wilkie, M, O'Wyatt, T, Loomis, S, Greenwood, L, Thorne, D, Alger, Teacher: Mrs, Holdridge, First rowg L, Covell, P. Hatton, R, Johnson, W, Hackbarth, E. Ross, A, Whittaker, C. Dia- mond, Second rowg B. Barrows, J, Hemstrought, I, Weidman, L. Quinn, R. Jeffords, J, Pop- ovczak, M. DeLoatch, M. Loughren, H, Crumb, E, Peaslee, D, Brigham, J. Tansey, S, Phoenix, M. Pollie, J. McGowan, E. Marrone, B. Ennist, R, Rucker, C. Merritt, H, Denz, D, Mumbulo, M, Harvey, L. Petty, B. Bailey. Third row, W, Zohner, F. Schadewald. T eacher: Mrs, Stork. 74014 l First row: P. Black, D. Beckwith, C. Wood, V. Hunter, L. Kingsley, V. Page, D. Benedict, L. Winner, D, Sabin, C. Merritt, G. Bassett, L. Mowry, Second row: A, Wheeler, S, Ernmick D, Kramnich, M. Johnson, R. Ross, E. Lashway, L, Roberts, S. Seagert, M. Pollie, S. Sea- houscn, W. Bush, M. McGowan, E. Lewis, B, Whittaker, D. Menard, N. Wetmore. Third row: A. Baxter, F, Karpola, L, Pethick. Absent: M. Gallagher, N. Moon, S. Race, F. Nichols. Teacher: Miss Vigus, First row: D. Leach, J. Loomis, D. Youngs, M. Wall, W. Wheat, F. Diamond, E. Burkholder, S. Loomis, K. Carlin, P. Benedict, K. Engler, L. Russock, J. Scheer. Second row: J. Ecker, L. Wilcox, L. Lake, J. Hendrickson, T. Hodge, E. King, S. Cleveland, L. Murray, P. Gray, C. Tansey, E. Crouser, M. Moore. Absent: M. Seymour, R. Page. Teacher: Miss Knutsen. First row: C. Johnson, B. Souders, S. Quinn, L. Diamond, G. Corgnell, B. Dunckell, V. Parker, C. Cole, Second row: E. Squires, B. Stafford, C. Dambra, P. Weishaupt, T. Emerson, M. Smith, R. Johnson, R. Taranto, R. Carroll, B. Gever. Third row: F. Zahner, A. Golden, K. Landers, R. Hendrickson, D. Dutcher, W. Kolis, G. Root, K. Leigh, G. Harrington. Absent: G. Harvey, Teacher Mrs. Budlong. First row: S. Youngs, R. Tricoli, L. Swartout, M. Stratton, J. Hinckley, D. Barrows, D. Beckwith. Second row: B. Roberts, V. Whaley, J. Baier, T. Hackett, P. Cummings, E VanK1eeck, L. Williams, J. Diamond, D. Morgan. Third row: D. Carnrike, J. Manzer, J. Bunting, T Stark, G. Shapley, W. Troxell, F. Morehead, S. Ryan. Absent: B. Barrows D. Nichols, G. Ross. Teacher: Miss Amos. First row: D. Hoadley, L. Fowlston, L. Wetmore, M. Britton, D. Meade, S. Langman, B. Youngs. Second row: B. Wall, K. Carman, L. Kenyon, G. Richmond, S. Barber, R. Stiles, D. Wackford, E. Joscelyn. Third row: D. Menard, D. Taylor, N. Benedict, S. Burke, M. Popovczak, I. Marrone, C. Youngs. Absent: R. Angle, C. Barrows. J. Hohl, M, Wheeler. Teacher: Mrs. Race. First row: I. Carhart, P. Diem, C. Seehausen, W. Whittaker, A. Phillips, R. Shepler, P. Barber, G. Tompkins. Second row: J. Emmick, E. McGowan, L. Lewis, J. Bunting, G. Root, L. Race, I. Leary, D. Murray, J. Murray. Third row: R. DeLoatch, R. Ross, E. Ecker, M. Mc Govern, J. Black. Absent: F. Mazzocchi, D. Angle. Teacher: Mrs. Jamba. First row: D. Karppala, R. Gray, I. Place, E. Meade, L. Kessler, D. Finch. Second row: M. Downey, C. Carlin, C. Volk, J. Tracy, L. Sepella, J. Cummings, B. Searfass, J. Magrath, M. Girndt. Third row: T. Winner, K. Hackett, D. Ingraham, P. Phinney, R. Wood, R. Cox, R. Meek, G. Williams. Absent: M. Manley. Teacher: Mrs. Vickers. First row: C. Simpson, A. Hofmann, D. Hoshor, E. Golden, M. Nichols, L. Russock, J. Murray, R. Kaelin. Second row: P. Nightengale, C. Hart, R. Dibble, D. McGovern, I, Brigham, W. Fowlston, E. Shepler, D. White, C. Taranto, G. Ecker, S. Barrows. Third row: D. Ross, D. Quinn, S. Rood, R. Johnson, S. Lake, B. Preston, B. Cooper, J, Loughren, S. Bassett. Absent: B. Doyle, B. Serota, J. Weerheim, A. Westerby. Teacher: Miss Benenati. First row: B. Dunckel, W. Roys, C. Shapley, T. Tansey D. Vigus, M. Baldwin, G. Mazzocchi, D. Gever. Second row: G. Nichols, L. Howe, R. Hinckley, D. Hemstrought, D. Williams, C. Champlin, E. Phinney. Third row: H. Wheat, D. Hodge, S. Anderson, R. Denz, D. Cox, J. Finn. Absent: E. Horton, D. Rice. Teacher: Mrs. Purdy. K v 1 2 S 1 A First row: S. Morehead, H. Myers, M. Diamond, C. Seymour, C. Whittaker, J. Westheimer, C. Rice, B. Gever, A. Finch, C. Hol- brook, D. Peaslee, J. Taylor, D. Youngs, P. Darling, P. King. Second row: M. Davis, D. Youngs, L. Covell, T. Kolis, E. Karppala, M. Morgan, R. Hindkley, J. Rotundo, W. Corgrell, L. Huckabone, M. Paino, I. Moore, J. Saxby, J. Wheeler. Absent: D. Carroll, S. Duell, J. Shiner. Teacher: Miss Leach. First row: E. Shepard, K. Nightengale, J. Duell, T. Medovich. Second row: D. Aiken, C. Cooper, G. Aiken, D. Frost. Third row: J. Howe, D. Bradt, J. Brewer, S. Smith, M. Peek, B. Nightengale, M. Kaelin, V. Barrows. Teacher: Mrs. Sturges. Absent: J. Purdy. First row: S. Gilliand, K. Kaelin, I. Nightengale, K. Hayden, B. Shepard. Second row: L. Cooper, S. Shepard, J. Phillips, M. Phillips, R. Phillips, V. Sayles. Third row: G. Lobdell, I. Ford, L. Beckwith, R. Granger. Fourth row: H. Smith, R. Heston, M. MacLaury, F. Brewer, G. Thornington. Teacher: Mrs. Jeffrey. wi' 77642 First row: L. Brewer, A. Sayles, L. Lausdowne, C. Kasmarcik, A. Wood, G. Dunn, C. Smith, J. Kaelin, M. Sayles, J. Eccleston. Second row: J. Houghtal- ing, C. Fleming, J. Sher- man, C. Bosworth, C. Howe R. Nightengale, I. Howe, I. Lobdell, M. Houghtaling. Teacher: Mrs. Macdonald. cauhfz Smdwz Seated: J. Mayhew, 1. Roberts, M. Leary, Vice dent: G. Franklin, Secre- tary: C. Gever, F. Wilcox Standing: B. Meek, R. Stafford, H. E. Williams, J. Holbrook, J. Cady, I. Clark, Glenn Roberts, Ad- visor. The Junior Student Council is the representative governing body of the elementary grades. Among its projects, the Council is in charge of all grade assemblies. safer., mme Seventeen of the Safety Patrol attended the Safety Patrol Congress in Washington, D.C. , May 4th, 5th, 6th, and ith, They were D. Spencer, B. Whitney, T. Paden, W. Pethick, E. Williams, W. Johnson, J. Race, I. Purdy, K. Tucker, B. Bloch, C. Munyan, S. Cummings, Z. Carkuff, R. Gallagher, C. Emrnick, J. Frair and L. Conley. First row: C. Munyan, C. Emmick, G. Morgan, J. Birdy, D. Seeley, S. Lougheed, A. Gardener. Second row: D. Race, C. Manzer, R. Rice, D. Cox, A. Nichols, I. Frair, J. Whittaker. Third row: I. Hill, T. Paden, M. Stillman, J. Race, B. Bloch, L. Con- ley. Fourth row: W. Pethick, P. Morgan, W. John- son, E. Williams, A. Templin, R. Gallagher, Z. Carkuff. Fifth row: H. Armondi, D. Spencer, B. Whitney, B. Miles. President: B. Quinn, Presi- - 7955 Comfy? Windy? Ms Blow Yard Now, Hear' G-I'-r Not More Orderaf Buddies . . X ...Q- 'ui' 5+ H si mg W hw Qi -Q ' , ., ., El 2 ..g. . :.,. H. . QW',w5mw 5 W M A . ' ' .. . li ' ,ggm mg U ,EI , Q. - -Vr- Li . : X , . -,.- - ., ,. - ,f iw ,av- ,,.Q'f'.:sp,, Power' D 'CCSIWUS qw x Ill!! 3--'fQi1 4 :EW Q U V .- Q a X S ' hgL IN g1E.f 'W ' CX, ge A S q A , i?',',? .X cg 5 r . J Pina Around A ROSY i,,gg:3 'f Q2l we flxe Ks Q xi xi Birds in a Gilded Cage 5,55 Eottcmless Pit s, GI' I Q prepared s three 0 Men of distinction Oak 4 Lxme - Butterfl I Still think, Did yeh know zhat? Nice things come in small 1 1 Q H COACH MARUSZAK COACH SOUDERS Assistant Coach Assistant Coach I ?55 7 Sept. 24 Sidney Oct. 1 Harpursville Oct. 8 Cooperstown Oct. 15 Greene Oct. 22 Walton Oct. 29 Sherburne Nov. 5 Whitney Point Nov. 11 Homer COACH DOYLE We They 0 18 19 0 13 14 6 6 20 13 0 55 6 25 6 35 Try again! Wanted: Six Armstrong Heaters First row: Managers-P. Furnare, R. Bucklin, M. Shepler, K. Weaver, R. Seiler, V. Squires. Second row: J. Seiler, R. Howe, J. Dutcher, J. Coleman, D. Adams, T. Vargo, D. Leach, A. Kennedy, L. Caruana, J. Caruana, K. Smith, T. Peek, C. Cowles, G. Christian, M. Webb, J. Wcsterdale. Third row: Mr. Doyle, Mr. Souders, C. Rogers, R. Dutcher, D. Downey, B. Drumm, R. Clintsman, T. Champlin. B. Alger, I. Jones, J. Robinson, D. Simpson, W. Rooney, T. Whitmore, J. Moore, D. Purdy, W. Buffalo, J. Fleming, Mr. Maruszak. Fourth row: J. Quinn, D. Bliven, T. Seeley, J. Whittaker, C. Race, P. Clintsman, D. Crandall, K. Manley, J. Hackett, R. Bliven, R. Pinney, D. Howe, D. Bradt, D. DeLong, D. Kaelin. Q Ill Q Although the 1955 Football teams did not d have a very successful season, they did show a great deal of spirit against such strong op- ponents as Sherburne. Good sportsmansh-ip and high morale also were shown throughout the season. LOUIS CARUANA ARTHUR KENNEDY 7956 Wdftdtfq hAcGraw 47-46 Greene 53-35 Sidney 63-41 Guilford 67 -52 Sherburne 87-27 Bainbridge 56-27 Cincinnatus 76-54 Whitney Point 40-50 Chenango Forks 72-47 OACS 59-52 63-49 62-60 94-68 58-47 41-58 64-44 64-55 Q mnflhf .fmikmuw wx: x- Sag? QS!! JEAN BLIVEN, Captain PRISCILLA BARBER DOROTHY HELMKE 4 'L e Q e 6 'L 5 Z ff 6 4 ai 6 'Z I . JOHN SON 4 Substitute ALIETTA FOOTE, Captain DAPHNE BURKE MARJORIE KELLY First row: B. Drumm, I. Fleming, J. Hodge, Co-Captains. R. Diamond, J. Dutcher R Race P. Clintsman, P. Estelow. Second row: R. Tinker, Managerg R. Hallock, T Whitmore L Roberts, K. Robinson, R. Howe, D. Downey, D. Stratton, D. Mayhew. Nov . Dec . Dec . Dec . Dec . Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Ian. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. .7 Z Ba inbridge' Chenango Forks Sherburne Cincinnatus' Greene Bainbridge' Cincinnatus' Whitney Point Guilford Sidney Chenango Forks Guilford' Sherburne Greene McGraw' Whitney Point Sidney 'Non -League OACS 52-31 42-38 40-46 39-28 39-27 44-31 51-45 36-42 41-25 55-44 44-35 50-43 73-29 51-18 44-27 44-37 72-40 ,- G 9:96 996 4 V+ l L CMYLR 5 LINDA Y' x9x9qx'25 o C5999 'L i 29990 oPw9 I A NET COVELL Substitute EMMICK LOIS HELMKE IU DY FLEMING Y NANCY RACE 1955 BASEBALL S CORES Oxford Opponent h Norwic 31111 911836 Bainbridge 4 5 C1I1C1 I'11'18tU.S Pol' z?Q,-2 Chenango Forks 2 9 eg Oxfor oh So suerbume o 6 Foul D6 . o S t Sidney 8 3 herbu . . I' Qqe Whitney Point 2 18 Los t 11 - Tied O Norw1ch 1 22 5 J? ' Wtlitn .G Grie ene V 479 Guilford 12 11 S , J .P Deposit 15 17 I- yd ge Deposit 7 6 Greene 5 6 Greene Guilford 2 3 Chenango Forks 0 9 Sherburne 0 8 Sidney 0 3 Whitney Point 11 9 C inc innatus 4 2 Q3 innings-rainy MR. FARR Head Coach First row: J. Hemstrought, R. Rogers, F. Matteson, G. Seiler, F. Webb, R. Martin, M. Ingraham P. Wright, E. McGowan. Second row: K. Weaver, Manager, F. Cosen, B. Drumm, D. Bliven, D. Downey, T. Vargo, I. Seiler, K. Sheets, M. Webb, H. Diamond, R. Diamond, J. Whittaker, Manager. Third row: Mr. Maruszak, C. Rogers, G. VanSlyke, D. Adams, R. Howe, Mr. Farr. l l l First row: E. Russell, J. Moore, R, Marshman, R. Howe, J. Westerdale, L. Caruana, B. Drumm, A. Diamond, C. Maxwell, J. Caruana. Second row: D. Downey, G. Van Slyke, J. Dutcher, J. Coleman, J. Jones, G. Seiler, K. Sheets, T. Whitmore, F. Matteson, C. Cowles, G. Christian, f?55 4466 T. Zdobylak. First row: Mrs. Hill, Nancylee Hughston, Alietta Foote, Elizabeth Hackett, Jean Bliven, Muriel Williams, Jean Redenback. Second row: Dorothy Helmke, Jessie Kingsley, Joyce Ingraham, Dorette Abresch, Thelma Williams, Janet Covell, Melanie Ingraham, Gladys Whaley. ueen Of heart ar phcve fber is E : 14 9 . -.1 v fx sl 'W- ' ,Q . :- saw ox ' 4 'X ...Hx . U swap w L Q' HEAT gWg1 'S pf' img? ?33z 1'-Eiga' is ,FK 4 ' 541' BTI Q! 55355 w Wdqf msg 333 ii sw Q fe ,E-E1 li 3 -Nw A my Gorgeous O the degphf ,Q .1 ,.,. . -f--Q, -sq M ...am uw. A ,Q 1,4 -f - 3? nf QQ' I I Jimi? First row: Miss Bull, J. Bliven, M. Vadney, J. Coleman, D. Abresch, V. Sikes, Miss Trim- mingham. Second row: J. Gallagher, K. Macdonald, G. Lowe, W, Wilcox, A. Dambra, J. Seiler, L. Helmke, D. Leach, J. Dutcher, E. Hackett, A. Foote, J. Jones, J. Fleming, B. Wilkie, C. Stork. 7146! First row: Miss Trimming- ham. V. Sikes, Miss Bull, J. Bliven, L. Helmke, N. Hughston, E. Hackett, A. Jackson, D. Abresch, D. Leach, W. Wilcox, J. Jones, J. Coleman, M. Webb, M. McEneny, J. Seiler, J. Dutcher 641019144451 14wlw Wana! Pep guna! fandom 2 ?.'7,f-if. ed 6-ww bummed Zia! 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