Painted Post High School - Poster Yearbook (Painted Post, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1958 volume:

K LKWXK J' ,J V' xr mf H25 2, K, XZ 'A xx ,XX J ' . Xy 'J P J: x LJ-J' MX - 3 1 'S-Iv JC D U .J X V' K ' ' X' l 9 5' KJ A A 01 QQ' 1958 PCDSTE R Th J Published 9 UD Cur ship . PAINTED POST I-IIGI-I SCI-IOCJL DEDI CA TION To the reader of thxs hook Each school year hr1ng,s mth lf l1ug,,hter 1nd 1 fem telr It 19 our hope that 1n thls hook we hue succeeded 1n recordmg, these shared moments of hllarlty Ind despalr trlumph ind dlslstel far exceeded the sld If ID rexdmg, th1s you are made h1ppy hy the 7C77lC'l71l'77Cl71LL of thznes past then vxe who helped wrlte thus hook vull hue our revx 1rd ilu emnmam Qoland Lelnhos Jack VanDeventer Stan Bartlett Mary Agnes lvlurray Patrucla Bonzo Dorothy Van Deventer U . I A 1' ' 1. ' Q 1 1 z D f 1 s. 'A 1 1 ' 'A ya Z yy 1 L ' ' y . . ' ' ' ' 1 . , ' 1 ' L. '. We sincerely hope that for each one of you, the happy times have ' 1 H 1 - ez . ' 1 ' 7 '., e z A 1 2 ' U- - -, A 71 - N 1 yu 7 1 x ' 1 'f f' 1 fx I fz . f F GRE WGRD Our bruet time In hugh school as luke the voyoge ot o shnp We em bork on o new odventure ond dock ot the port ot experience Our des tnncntlon IS understondnng our mo tlve curloslty The yeors we spend on boord ore tllled with joys ond sor rows trlols ond successes Yet eoch gool reoched IS honor to our vessel eoch step ot our journey o step to theme ot our POSTER our voyoge on the shup P P H S To eoch of you who as lounchlng hls boot hondle the ropes well don t let the shup ose course To those of you who w soon dlsembork for onother trap e complucoted tour ot lute guord we the memories ot your corefree voy oge on the P P H S Moy our shnp forever glade ocross the woves ot lute ond moy eoch voyoger emerge with o thonkful heort ond o forword look word moturity, And so this is the 1 ' ' I . ill ' ' , th ' ' , ll TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS FEATURE SECTION VA- ROSTER Q59 on lwf NA L' , 4.1 JAPWJE Capo, wud! 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I' f x QQ 1' NV Ji' ' A J ml QALAH' u '- I Z rr LL, M' Jugiw L, Z I .JA f' ww ff' Jw Q 'J JFCCAZTWAJ if 7, ,yq iMlWW UV SC 3 ' U' f Q . utjzunmb I , 4 , A Z0 f ,Ll , uf M ,, X cTLv'1Q'M ,J X Ll, AMUJ7 lk Mrs Theodore Daddow Mrs George Rlchardson Mr Carl Dunn Mr Alfred G Randall Dr Grant Venn, Mr John Ward Dr George Blair Mr Kenneth Shaddock Mr Warren Stuart Mr John Eberenz BOARD OF ED CATIO Workmg tnrelessly to keep up and perfect our educatlonal system ns our Board of Educahon President John B Ward Vlce Presudent Alfred G Randall Clerk Rexford Brooks Treasurer Percy M Smlth Dr George Barr Karl Dunn John Eberenz Mrs George Ruchardson Warren Stuart D Kenneth Shaddock Mrs Theodore Daddow page eight . , . , . , . , , . . , . , . , . , Dr. Venn l ADMIRAL Superuntendent of Schools Educatnon In today s world has become much more lmportant than when your parents or I attended school You senuors have now completed l2 years of educatuon that IS programs of learning where things have been qulte clearly deflned and spelled out for you Educatlon however as much more than thus Each one of you In the future will have to continue to learn regardless of your cholce of vocatnon whether It be more formal educatlon marraage or beglnmng on a job The days when unskilled labor was an great demand are rapudly passlng Today s work world needs people who can thunk who have knowledge and skulls to In reallty then your education has just begun The thrall that can come from learnnng can be denied to no one whether nn school or out Try to enjoy and get a thrnll from the learnmg you wull have to do smce each of you IS going to have to learn more un a shorter penod of tame than ever before The Board of Education and myself wash you the best of luck and happsness nn the future To those of you who are returnmg to schools In the Corning School Dlstruct may you look on your school work with the some knnd of challenge and excntement that the seniors wall have toward thenr new jobs Grant Venn Supermtendent of Schools rage n ne . . , g , I I . ' I I , . I l Q l Q I . - I , 1 I I h D . I . operate machmes, to fngure out problems, and develop new udeas. , . I J l Mr. Harrison CAPTAIN Principal Mr Harruson our coptaun gunded the shlp skilfully to nts port Under has guidance the PP H S hos emerged a strong and hopeful vessel Our school hos prospered under has dnrectnon thanks to our noble Captom Leo Harrison g t N 1 J I ' 'i . , , . 941 M Hn Vce Prlncnpal we Ce DQQJMM Nw? Mr. Hin, our dependable First Mate, answers our SOS signals. JW' Aj? W -Z:-Af-'x s Been Sceta W WW J' ,E fgvk Qjgxx r.i,i-'A X V Mr.r ,er,ry ' pf g, av Yfvxx, XX l bf!! F , 1 ' f Y Mr, un r,lrk bm aeceve I SHIP '1 FF S SGNW cvcrrw Mr James Good Mrs Dons Bayer 'Ar Wullnam Sfcvcrson B S AHCQVWCVW COHCQC B S AVT Educofron R N Crouse lrvxrwg Hospltol Music Educofron Sfofc Teachers College bvracuse New York :r S lthoco College kufzrawn Pa Jar?-f b lift! Wfiw MSS MOVQorcr Alvord Mrs Margaret Sports Mrs Barbara Pentecost A r Vahcr MCGIIN A B M A Mbarw Qrarc .J H Eastman bchool of B S un Educofron nr ngfrma Col!cgc TCOWCVS COHCQC Dental Hygucnc Bloomsburg State Teachers CoHcgc Dvnarw 'foto Taacrcr C rcgc Mr HQ . Er' orfjrw 'fre Dow y PICGNJ? EQ M A C1rr!:r1'5 grow E: ence E X-ANborv fcocrcve Czwegc Teachers rQoUege.X' . xy ' - - sf . 3 5 J ' , Y' ir N . is X gf K ix . Qs' , A A X -it - X. , MS nn Educatror BaCkncN Lon xcrsrry page th rr - A-3 'unit M' Arrnur fvgffffvcr 1 ug p f lfytrarrenvn' Mas C , v Vsfcdc Jock saw Errmrngham-Sooracw PE Persian' Efcvc 'ff ,rwvcrsu of MQ::fr1 ,Ieocfvcrs COUCQC ' N xMasc Efmcqqqrzj yracsso pn, A V - 7 , Y, Vi! ' , X fs, X M Lf' JU IOR HIGH STAFF .Q sn 'vlrs Nellra Callarrl r John Zellner Mrs l-lol h Whlrlock Wawn Un erslrv BS Mansflcla State c.f l L L, '7k2k-QAWC Mansflela Slate Teachers College Teach rs College Mrs Marcarcf Sm th Mrs Lucille Feld? B A Albany Stare E S Genesee Sfcre Teachers Calleac Teachers College M s Madelrre l-larrlson arlf n Brown C n sea Srale Teachers C llege rlal Arts 5 Albam Slate BS tate Teachers each rs Colleae ,allege of Oswego page fourleen C X X Mrs Mary Shoemaker C V1 sec bfafo Teach rs Co ejc New York bnlvcrslfy Mrs Mary Jane Heare B J Buffalo State Tea hers College NN, WWW' . 3 . EA Q .ry M BS. 2 K I , 9 1-4. Ei' l ll ll' G l . S l f jg l fl , Q x . f A00 f- 5? 663 I f 5 n if 0 you oo . Jeanne Treasurer ft-ext-'C st was M PASSE GFRS 'I' WALLACE N EWCOMB GARY ANTHONY Graff Presldent SE IDRS JEANNE EMILY CORSON Class Presrdent 4 Vlce Presldent 3 Moe Vlce Presndent Tr asurer 2 Junror Rotanan 4 I B d Speak for Democracy Speaking Con Mo5Ch+n?m?Sond 21 32 Wgggfcfgt Zon test 2 Chou I 2 Busuness Manager NYS esclence Fon, 2 3 gowmg Postscrupt Staff 3 Treasurer Future P 3 4 Teachers 3 4 Footllght Soclety 2 Clasgdvgewlgrggclegnt 4OStf2I'.'ffclub 1 EiQ0Q'1OMi!'UEoy A'ie'f5ZLf:fv3Tfgf3 4 2 Nohonol Honor Soclety dent Council 4 Natlonal Honor So Band I 2 FTA 3 Vnce Pressdent 4 Lnbrary Councnl 3 4 Natnonal Honor Socuety 3 Secretary 4 Actlv :ty Edntor Poster Staff 3 Latln Club I 2 3 4 Postscrapt Staff 3 ot Irght Soclety 2 Debatung Club 3 sudent 4 Intramurals I 2 3 lnterclassl 2 3 4 County Band I Bowlnng I 2 3 4 Muslc a Speak for Democracy Speakung Con test 2 3 4 Science Congress 3 4 Class Treasurer 3 4 DOROTHY LETTERMAN Dathe Secretary GAA 3 4 Postscript Staff 3 Post er Staff 3 4 County Band 3 Con cert Band 3, Secretary 4, Marchung Band 3, 4, Presndent Secretanal Club 4, Junlor Prom Chairman 3, Chour 3, Debatlno Club 4, Bowlung 3, Senior Play 4, Sensor Prom Commuttee 4, May Day Commuttee 3, Class Secre tary 4, Wmd Ensemble 4, lnterclass Champs 4, Natlonal Honor Society 4 cuety 4 MR BROWN ff-131' K ROBERT PAUL NEALLY 2 46149 7'4 Bob Sergeant at Arms Af X Varsnty Football I 2 3 4 Varsty KZ 6 jKJ 7 JMXW est mg I 2 3 4 Varslty Track iyf ,f iff? page sixteen 1 ff, 'I M I A 1 , 4' if ffl 7 S . , , . 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If lnterclass Basketball I, 2, 3, Inter class Softball I, 2, 3, Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, Intramural Soft ball I, 2, 3, Sergeant atArms 4, Spnng Concert I, 2, 3 XIV of JOAN MARIE BASSNEY Joan Intramural Basketball I 2 Intramural Soft Llbrary Councul 2 3 4 FNA Secre ary 3 4 Wr Treasurer 3 Presndent 4 Latm Club 3 4 Footluaht o ety 2 3 4 I-rench Club 2 FHA 2 3 Semor Play 4 RICHARD CARLYLE BRADY Rnc :ck Student Councll 2 Intramural Basketball I 4 Inter ass asketball I 2 Varslty Baseball I Varsity Track 2 3 4 JV Football 2 Varsnty Football 3 4 Basket ball Manager 2 3 4 Interclass Softball I 2 4 Football Co captaun 4 Poster Staff 3 Natuonal Honor Soclety 4 BARRY GENE CASTERLINE or Intramural Basketball I 3 4 Intramural Softball I lnterclass Basketball I 2 3 Inter class Softball I 2 Chonr I 2 3 President 4 Bowllng I 2 3 Presadent 4 Poster Staff 3 Sectnonal All State Chorus I 3 4 County Chorus I 3 ROBERT SCOTT DALRYMPLE Band I 2 Poster Staff 3 Latm Club I 2 Vnce Presudent 3 Intramural Basketball I 2 4 Jumor Varsnty Football 2 All State Band 3 Volleyball 3 4 Bowling I 2 3 4 Tennus 2 3 4 Basketball Manager 3 4 Intramural Softball 3 Christmas Card Chaur man 3 ge seventeen X. ad Y sl! ffgzavg :Z Ia.I,IfJ5fQZM s LESTER DALE DANN es JV Football 2 Varssty Football 3 Varssty Track 2 Varsaty Wrestlsng 3 4 Interclass Basketball I 2 3 4 Interclass Softball I 4 Intram ral asketball I 2 Intramural Softball I 2 3 4 Interclass Foot ball I Softball Battsng Champ 2 DAVID LYNN DUTCH ER Dutch Football 2 4 Intramural Basketball I 2 3 4 Intramural Softball I 2 3 4 Bowlsng 3 4 Interclass Basketball I 2 3 4 lnterclas Softball I 2 3 4 Stage Manager of Senso Play 4 Marchsng Band I 2 . U21 I gait, GENE DuVALL Don Interclass Softball I EDWIN L DYER JV Football 2 Intramural Basketball I 2 4 Intramural Softball I 2 lnterc ss Basketball I 2 3 Sensor Play 4 Interclass So ball I 2 JAMES FREDERICK FISH sm WALTER GRACE tudent 3 atsona Honor Socsety rtland Scsence Congress Junsor Q tarsan 4 Chrsstmas Car Basket a sy ase I 2 Va T ack 4 Footls ht Socset 4 French Clu 2 o Junsor Pro Commsttee 3 SY'-VIA EUDORA FISK Sensor y 4 Intramural Basketball I Sensor rom Commsttee I Interclass Basketball I -if F'sk'e Boy s Athletsc Treasurer 3 4 May Day Com Marchsng Band I 2 3 4 Concert Band I 2 3 4 Footlsght Socsety 2 3 County Band I 2 3 4 Masorette 3 4 Sprung Festsval 3 4 Bowlsng I 2 3 4 Junsor Prom Commst e 3 nramurals I 3 4 Intercass Sports I 4 Capasn So er Manager and Captasn Basketball 3 4 Sensor Play Make Up Commsttee 4 GA A I 2 3 4 May Day Band 2 3 msttee 4 RICHARD C HADLOCK Dick Wrestlsng 2 3 4 Track 2 3 lntramu I Basketball I 2 3 4 Intrarrural Softball I 2 Interclass Basketball I 2 3 4 Interclass Softball I 2 Sensor Play 4 page esghteen I I .IL ,I sv . . ,, ,, - - I I I I I I, . 1 ' - ' I I if I I I I I 2, 3, g u B , , 3, 45 I I I I ' I I . f II II IIEdII I I I I I - - I I I I I I I I ' I 3, I I I I0 I I I I I 5 I I I I I , , l, 5 ' r .I ft , . 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A WILLIAM HOWARD KNAPP SIBYL D Counc 2 3 Pressdent4 Trs School Student Councsl 2 Pressdent 3 Natsonal Honor Socs ety 3 4 Alfred Conference 2 3 4 State Scsence Conference 3 May Day Clfsasrman 2 Junsor Rotarsan 4 Concert Band 2 3 Dance Band 2 Latsn Club I 2 Debatung Club 3 Poster Staff 3 JV Basketball 2 Vorssty otballl 2 3 4 Varssty Tennssl 2 3 lrterclass Sports I 2 3 Moy Day Attendant3 Cosrl 2 Award 4 French Secretary I Offs I 2 3 Bowlsng 3 4 County Chosr 2 4 Natsonol Honor ALICE LEINHOS Aggse JV Cheerlcadsna I 2 Coptasn 3 Var nt Cneerleodsng 4 Marchsng Band I 2 3 Con ert Band I 2 Offscer 3 4 Student Councsl 2 Class Vsce Psessdent 2 Secretarsal Club Secretary 4 AllState Band l 2 3 County ond I County Clfsosr I 2 3 Triple A A I 3 Manager 2 Pressden May Queen Attendant 3 Magazsne Chasr rnon 4 Sensor Play 4 Intramurals I Z 4 Gsrls Sport Edstor Postscrspt Staff 3 root lsght Socsety 2 3 Sensor Prom Commsttee 4 Wsnd Ensemble 4 lnterclass Basketball 4 page nsneteen Student Cou BARBARA J EAN MARSHALL Barb Courty Speaksng Contest 2 3 Natsonal Hon or Socsetv 3 4 Student Councsl 3 Latsn Club 2 P essrlest 3 Footlrght Socsety 2 3 F TA Correspandsng Secretory 3 4 I Speak for Democracy Speaksng Contest 2 Debat sng Club 3 4 Edstor sn Chsef Poster Stott.: 4 Postscrspt Staff 3 Lsbrary Councsl 3 4 GAA I 2 3 4 May Day Commsttee 2 3 Bowlsng I 2 Manager3 4 Bowlsng Tourna rn nt Wsnn r Doubles I Bs 9 Intramural Sports s 2 3 4 lnterclass Sports 2 3 4 Sensor Ploy , L, j I . 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NCY MAE McCAIG MYRNA Mxhm 'Jxf Nan Myrna Muxed Chour I 2 3 Secretary Treasurer ,mmm ml S Ons I Hlstor Trnple Truo 4 French Club 2 Treasurer 3 4 Sentlor plz 4 'On V Faotlnght Soclety 2 3 4 May Day Commuttee Y 'C 3 4 County Chorus I 2 3 4 Sprung Can cert I 2 3 4 Sensor Play 4 Poster Staff 3 Vesper Servlce I 2 3 4 Postscrapt Staff 3 Club LEE HART MERRICK G EUGENE MULLIKIN Hartless Intramural Sports I 3 Ch I 2 3 Spn g Concert I 2 3 County Cholrl 2 3 Foot light So lety 2 3 Chrustmas Card Commuttee 3 Sensor Play 4 Mav Day Commlttee 2 Llbrary Councll 2 3 4 French Club I Honor :ng Secretary 3 Nat r Key Presrdent 4 Elmva Amerlcan Legnon Wmner Co CONSTANCE Gene Marchlng Band I 2 3 4 Concert Band I 3 4 FTA 4 Bnology Club 2 Sclen ub I Dance Band 2 3 4 r Clu I lza Ketball I Soccer I Sprung Festival 3 4 Class Treasurer I Rnfle Club I County Chour I County Band 3 4 County Orchestra Sectuonal All State Band 3 Latm Club 3 4 S mor Play 4 RONALD QUIGLEY Bugs Footllght So lety 2 3 A 3 Secretary 4 Chour 2 3 Vice President 4 Spnnq Con cert 2 3 4 Vesper Servnce 2 3 4 GAA I 2 Latln Clubl 2 3 Poster Staft3 Post crlpt Staff 3 Junnor Prom Commuttee 3 Sensor Play 4 Gurls Intramurals I 2 Scmar Prom Commlttee 4 MICHAEL EDWIN PEET Mike wungI 2 3 4 T nn I 2 3 4 Concert Band 2 Marchnna Band I 2 Latun Club I Senior Play 4 Band Festlval 2 Sprung Festlval srl W ML Jvkpff D N2 I GERALD F REAGAN Jerry B wlmg I 2 3 Volleyball 3 4 Foot alft ass Vlce Presldent I Latln Club I Manager 2 3 Basketball Manager 2 3 -I-6r'lr1lS 2 3 4 DGDOIIFIQ Club 4 Ser1IOr Plfly Senior Play 4 4 Bowling I Busmess Manager Poster 3 page twenty f ,ern 1 ILT ' r' W !1,1 . gd, 1 , 1 1 'J 'W 1 If xg ' l 'I' o I ,1 low! K 1 JI' , It ,,, . 1 A f, 1, 1 -' 1 f NA I -e'jf V.Y , , n 11 Ap I I n u 34 1 1 I . r I Q I l 1 1 1 I - U X xv 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 I I I I K NM I . U . 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I C7 ll ll 1 I Oil' 1 1 I In ' 1C'11t' ' 2111...1 IIC9 I I . I 1 ' CI 5 , , 5At b 5 1 1 1 I S' 1 . 1 ' A 1 1 G.A.A. I, 35 Student Council 2, ' Senior Choir I, 3, 45 Accornpanist I, 45 5 iona , ' 5 ' n in ' 1 1 1 21 ' 1 r-' , e' -. ' I I I J ' ' J 'His , fX K I I 11 C' -114J.F1T--1. BOI' ,,,5cis,,,5 , I 1 --1 I . ' I I H , 5 I 5 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 - ' 2. I S . I . . I Y I v . . . , I 1. X I, 1 .1 1 1 , X, , 1 . lf N ,X YII NX v 41 f - fsat YI, 5 , I K ,f ' H , H fxb N X u u 1 iw ,, , ' 0 ' 1 1 1 1 1 b I Cl ' ' I ' 1 21 1 I 1 I 1 1 I I . I I f ,t I t, ,fic I 1,1 ,ws 6 ,,,,A' 7 71' i yy ,. 'CQ ' g' uri, BEVERLY KAY Belly Marching Band I, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band I, 2, 3, 4, County Choir I, 2, J.V. Cheerleading I, 2, Varsity Cheerleading 3, 4, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Sports I, 2, 3, 4, lnterclass Sports I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Captain I, 4, May Queen Attendant 3, Majorettes I, 2, 3, Drum Majorette 4, Bowling I, Choir I, 2, 3, Junior Prom Committee 3, Senior Prom Com- mittee 4, Band Festival I, 2, 3, 4, Footlight Society 2, 3, Vesper Service I, 2, 3, Spring Concert I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4. DELORES ANN SMITH Smitty French Club I, F.l-l.A. 3, Intramurals 3, 4, Bowling I If lin Prom Com ight Soci- 3, Senior Q I F i-i A 2 ' llldfflimivv ,ic SANDRA KAY sTEvENs is Prom flf M7 3 4 I Stevie Footlight Society 2, 4, Secretary 3, Choir I, 2, County Choir I, 2, Vesper Service I, 2, Spring Concert I, 2, Latin Club 2, 3, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Manager Softball 2, Manager Hockey 3, Manager Basketball 4, Intramural Sports l, 2, 3, 4, lnterclass Sports I, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Big 8 3, Poster Staff 3, Junior Prom Committee 3, Senior Prom Com- Committee 3: lntercla s mittee 3, Senior Play 4, F.N.A. 4. Committee 4, Senior ,f7 fi BARBARA JEAN ,f XXX ELL SPARLING Bobbi ff Q45 ct A Sparky' Sem' ploy 4' Q? ren iq Club , , Tr U f Secr moi Club JOYCE El-AlNE S1-OCKDALE V 4, Footlight Soci ty , 3, en' r Prom Corn- ,,Eloise,, 4. glittec-it 4, Junior P Com te 3, Senior a . , choir i, 2, 3, G.A.A. i, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club Y L3 I, 2, Footlight Society 2, 3, 4, Intramural ' I Sports I, 2, 3, 4, Interclass Sports I, 2, 3, 4, W I F.T.A. 3, Student Council 3, May Day Com- I Xl I X mittee 3, Triple Trio 3, Harvest Queen 4, Y Senior Prom Committee 4, J.V. Cheerleader ' ' - I, 2, Varsity Cheerleader 3, President 4, 5 MI JANE SIUTF Marching Band I, 2, Concert Band I, 2, 3, l X I I Em Spring Concert I, 2, 3, County Choir I, 2, 3, jj I Sectional All-State 2, Alfred Conference 3, I,Tf mu? I 5 S I, 2, 3, 42 lntefcloss SDOYTS Vesper Service I, 2, 3, Bowling I, 2, 3, 4, I Qc, 3, I V CIW CII-lb-2? - 'A- 3 Jun 0' Senior Play 4, I Speak for Democracy P rom Co mitte 3 Senior 'Prom Committee Speaking Contest 2. M 45 SCN PIOY 4 -AVN I, L, 3, 4 paaet ent o , B IX ROBERT BRUCE TAYNTON llsobll Intramural Basketball I, 2, Intramural Soft- ball I, 2, Senior Prom Committee 4. Studen 3, G.A.A. ips 4, LAWWA 4, Footlight Society 3, Junior Prom Footlight BONNIE JEAN VOIGHT nvertu Marching Band 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 2, 3, 4, Spring Concert 2, 3, 4, Footlight Society 2, 3, French Club I, Secretary 2, Latin Club 4, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, Vice-President 4, Postscript Staff 3, Intramural Sports I, 2, 3, 4, lnter- class Sports I, 2, 3, 4, Bowling I, 2, 3, 4, Big 8 3, 4, Public Speaking I, 2, 3, Vice- President Debating Club 4, F.T.A. 4, Student Council 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Senior Play 4, Secretary Tri-School Student Council 4, lnterclass Champs 4, Wind Ensemble 4. 3, GAA Bowling 3, Student Cheerleading 3, reasurer 4, Moj- , , Concert Band I, 2, 3, 4, Choir I, 2, Vesper Service I, 2, Spring Con- ff cert I, 2, 3, 4, County Choir I, 2, Spring Festival I, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, Footlight Society 2, 3, 4, F.T,A. Secretary 3, President 4, G.A.A, I, 2, 4, Vice-President 3, Basketball Manager 2, Intramural Sports I, 2, 3, 4, lnterclass Sports I, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Library Council 2, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Pres- ident 4, Public Speaking I, 2, 3, Junior Prom Committee 3: Christmas Card Committee 3, Senior Prom Chairman 4, Senior Play 4, May Queen 3. Cheerleaders 2, 3, HAROLD WILLSEY ucurlyn J.V. Football 2, 3, lnterclass Sports 2, mural Sports 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4. Prom Committee 4, Committee 3, Post Stott 3, 4, Direc Intra- page twenty-two 3, Intra- Sports I, Prom Committee 4, Senior Play 4. WOC H Concert I, 2, Club 2, Prom Sports 4, G.A.A. 4, Senior LUCILLE I, Student Council I, Foot- I, 2, 3, 4, Library Council 2, 3, , 2, 3, Secretary 4,Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Concert Band I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Sports 4, lnterclass Sports I, 2, 3, 4, I, 2, County Choir I, 2, Vesper Service I, 2, Bowling I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Senior Pram Committee 4, Spring Concert I, 2. , lf' fw L ,fly If MW P LENA DANIELSSON Lena our 4 Latin u Senior Play 4 Natxonal Honor Socnety 4 The beauty of New York State umpressed me very much when l flrst came lt us really o beautuful state wuth all nts hulls and lakes Sweden IS very varled ln lanscape l lnve In the southern part and the e It as qulte flat but an the north there are many now covered mountains Everybody In America has at least one bug car a televlslon set and a bug smule The cars nn Europe are usually smaller than yours Of course we nave bug ones too Televusuon has lust started nn Sweden so we have very few programs and un many places we can t get any There they are more reserved lt IS therefore easter to make frnends here Pounted Post IS sucn a nnce place wnth wonderful people lm really enjoyung my tame here School here as quite dnfferent from school rn Sweden ln my country we go to school In Saturdays too ln scwool we hardly have any clubs at all Here they do everythlng to keep you busy l thank the school spnrlt here ns wonderful Students In Ameruca have more free tame than an Sweden The attltude toward teacwers IS str: ter In my country too For example when a teacher comes unto o classroom we all have to stand up and when we meet a teacher on the street we don t say hello we use a more formal greetung Thus ns a wonderful way to learn a country nts language and nts people l rn very happy l had the opportumty to come to the Umted States ilu illilemurnam Shu rley Abbey page twenty three . 'Q l lr 5 f .1 K A ' V I vii, I , A , . . 4 f . . . . . , uf r . . t . by Viye-,J . . . . . 71' . , . . - , 1 il' 9 . . . , . . L V The people here are more friendly than they are in northern Europe. lily . , , . I -. V , l . . I Ch ' Q ' Cl b 45 , , CLASS WILL OF 19 8 Margauet Austun and Barbara Stever leave theur matrumonual blsss to Doryce Glover and Reuta Scudder Dave Askuns and Ed Dyer bequeath theur red packets to Charles Coats Dennus Johns and Herb Kumble Joan Bassney leaves her nursung abuluty to Bonnu Abbey and Joan DeMonstoy Ruchard Brady leaves hus abuluty to mux football and females to Butch Tomb Carol Buck leaves her tught skurts to anyone who can full them Barry Casterlune leaves the tenor sectuon to anyone 0 wull full Jeanne Carson leaves her femunune aurs to Judy Wuckerung Bob Dalrymple leaves hus abuluty to enyoy fraternuty partues to the utmost to Dave Stenger and Joel Sund quust Lena Danuelson leaves her natural blonde tresses to Judy Randels Lester Dann leaves hus athletuc abulutues to Gerry Dann Dave Dutcher leaves hus hall rendezvous to Ron ald Morse Don DuVall leaves hus non exustent ways to Don Borden Deke Johnson and Emuly Swarthout un hopes Sylvua Fush leaves her abuluty to play basketball to Pat Massey Jon Grace leaves hus extensuve vocabulary to Cluff Ellnson Gary Gruffun leaves hus abuluty to be loyal to one gurl through hugh school to Al Hemly un hopes hell use ut Ruchaud Hadlock leaves hus fond memory of peelung oranges to Denny Robunson and Robun Warden Susan Keagle leaves her knack of gettung along just swell wuth Mr Phelps to Sharon Lewus Sharon Kelly leaves her unassumung manner to Beth Marsden Jeannune Kennett leaves her abuluty to make Mr Rossu blush to Cathy Sanford Bull Knapp leaves hus cosmopolutan way of lovung and leavung them to Jack Kelly Joe Klepacz leaves hus tutle of College Joe to Joe Strzepek Aluce Leunhos leaves that rught kund of steady re latuonshup to Duck Kung Dottue Letterman leaves one slughtly used CFA Druver Traunung car to Ursula Schulz Subyl Loughrudge leaves her love of older men to Ellen Kurby Barb Marshall leaves her ways wuth the ten puns to Carol Moulthrop Nancy McCaug leaves her many talents to the Class of 59 sunce they haven t any Lee Hart Merruck leaves a few helpful hunts on How To Know Your Faculty Better to Lunda Fletcher Myrna Moulthrop leaves her subtle ways of chasung e oppo ute sex to Donna Kay Dennus Gene Mullukun leaves has undefunable charm to Kent Tuffany Bob Neally leaves hus abuluty to go steady get en gcuged hold a uob and ga to school at the same tume to Roger Cole Moe Newcomb leaves hus tutle of N of 58 to Jcde Nutsche un 59 Connue Norman leaves the fun of skuppung school and gettung away wuth ut to Ralph Blencowe Muke Peet leaves to Duck Swan hus duffucultues un gettung home Ron Quugley leaves hus loud bousterous ways to Fred ee Jerry Reagan leaves hus pleasant dusposutuon Pl to Kenny Doud To Sylvua Nelson Bev Rsce leaves her fun at Keuka Delores Smuth leaves her love for Joes to Carol lv'cChesney Donna Smuth leaves her sweet ways to Cynthua Ellen Sparlung leaves her abuluty to jutterbug tught tught slacks to Joyce Huckey Joyce Stockdale leaves her deep cheerung vauce Donna Jones Sandy Stevens leaves those unusual experuences Gunny Holderbach cmuly Sutfun leaves her contunuous gab funes Alpha me tungs to Barb Abernathy Bob Fayntan leaves to Janct Smuthyman hus fam uluaruty wuth Snyders gas statuon Nancy VanDeventer leaves very fond memorues of C FA QUBS to Sharon Moseman Bonnue Vought leaves her ungenuuty and leadershup abuluty lbe ut for good o for ull Jto Fay Frost hopes of luvenung up the Junuor class Lawana Ward leaves those memorable trups to El mura to Cora Woodhouse Pat Welty leaves her housewufe abuluty to Nancy Westover Harold Wullsey leaves hus curls to Bob Halm Fran Woch leaves a but of that on stage glamour to Betty Bender Luculle Wolverton leaves her sweet but umpush ways to Lunda Lyon page twenty four k . 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H fu , B0 RD THE As everyone knows the outstandung class of 58 raused nearly S50 OOO durung theur .lunuor and Senuor years Consuderung thus elaborate sum we have decuded to take a cruuse to Europe unstead of the usual Wash ungton trup Whule boardung the Phophecy we notuce Captaun Carlton Brown guvung funal unstructuon to the crew whuch uncludes some of our more ambutuous classmates who have volunteered o work un order to cut down exuenses These are Dave Askuns Don DuVall and Curly Wullsey Captaun Brown motuons to hus furst mate who us talkung to a drak haured gurl near the raul As he turns around we see that ut as Gary Gruffun who has guuded our class so well through our Senuor year It mught be mentuonc-d here that the gurl Bonnue Vought us responsuble lor thus trup She merely used her famous ungenuuty and persuasuve powers whuch were well proven the last part of our Senuor year Now our attentuon us focused on the last of the passcnqers to ooard the shup lt us unterestung to note the great percentage of celebrutues and chuld produgues un our graduatung Class Thus us further proof of our superuoruty We are just un tume to see the two great Grace They have put the Unuted States one hundred years ahead of Russua But waut who us un the center of the crowd of kuds9 Why uts Jearne Carson the furst woman ever to be sugned up by the Yankees No wonder' Next to board us Susan Keagle a new sensatuon un the art world and speakung of art here us that great guy and brulluant cartoonust Joe Klepacz who has been keepung all the luttle kuds un stutches for the last month Here comes a very sophustocated crowd ln the muddle us Lee Hart Nlerruck who has just publushed a book of poetry whuch outsold Peyton Place She us followed by Gene Mullukun that new televusuon star who has been druvung the Iadues mad wuth hus melodues Everyone has board ed now but a few gurls who are havung trouble saying goodbye to theur men Ed Dyer who us standung un for Bob Neally our Sergeant of Arms lwhose wufe wouldnt let hum comel us gettung the gurls Margaret Austun Barbara Stever Aluce Leunhos Jeannune Kennett Subyl Loughrudge Bev Ruce Donna Smuth Carol Burrell and Pat Welty to board We suggest that ut usnt easy for Ed to board euther Waut here comes Sylvua Fusk and Dave Dutcher who have recently been marrued We re sure that they wull have a wonderful honeymoon We have been at sea for a week now It us an untere tung sensatuon to see nothung but water Many thungs have happened durung thus week Barry Caster Iune entertauned us a couple of evenungs wuth hus ex cellent tenor vouce He was accompanued by Sharon P P H S PROPHECY kelly at the organ We receuved many telegrams from well wushers durung our voyage One came from Ruchard Hadlock who stayed home to settle down as a famuly man Ruchard Brady receuved a telegram offerung hum a post as football coach at Harvard Lester Dann was offered a star posutuon on the Brown s team Barbara Marshall receuved many offers from Hollywood and Nancy McCaug was begged to uoun the Rockettes O the whole the trup over was very successful The furst country we vusuted was Sweden There we had the pleasure and pruvulege of seeung Lena Danuel sson crowned the new Muss Sweden Next we re ceuved specual permussuon to vusut Russua Whule we were there Bob Dalrymple drove Moscow mad wuth hus unduvudual loguc Ten of her top offucuals are now con funed to mental unstututuons Thus us when we lost Myrna Moulthrop Her curuousuty prompted her to venture too far our government offucuals are stull huntung for her The next stop was lnduan where Joan Bassney unsnsted on stayung to umprove the health condutuons We cur cled back to Italy where Ellen Sparlung had the tume of her Iufe wuth all those men Then on to Spaun where ,erry Reagan lust escaped becomung a bull fughter thanks to the tumely unterpretatuon by Joyce Stockdale u-rom Spaun we sauled to England lt took Donna Smuth s sweet manner to thaw out London socuety Lu Wolver ton was sudetracked by an Englush Duke and won t be comung back wuth us Delores Sfnuth contrubuted some useful suggestuons to Scotland Yard on how to trap thu.ur men Last and what a last was France We had many unterestung experuences of whuch we shall only relate a few here Fran Woch and Nancy VanDeventer re mauned as models for French fashuons Connue Norman became a fashuon expert and desugner We left Bull Knapp there to straughten out theur government wuth Dotty Letterman as Secretary On our return trup many of us brought home souven urs of on type or another Sandy Stevens brought wuth lser a complete wardrobe of Parus creatuons all un yellowl' Emuly Sutfun brought back many French udeas to supplement her own Muke Peet and Ron Quugley brought back the memory of the last nught un Parus Bob Tayntan our shup s cook brought back a collectuon of weurd recupes from all over Europe Lawana Ward brought ba k the most unusual souvenur a stow away husband from Italy Here we are back un the good ol U S after a hectuc uoyous trup abroad We do not recommend that any other Senuor class ever take the trup leven uf they dud happen to get the money somehowl because an un feruor class lthey would have to be unferuorl would never be able to resust all the temptatuons of the Old World page twenty fuvc 0 o o 0 . , . . 1 ' - I 1 ll II ' ' ' , , . . . . ' ' ' I n , t . ' ll 1 1 ' , . . . 11 . 1, 1 ' ' ' ' - ' I I ' . . I . - I . 1 u . . . . r 5 . . . . . . ' ' G ' I . . . u ' ' I ' . 1 4 l Q ' v- . . . , I unventors of Spaceuuuk, Dr. Moe Newcomb and Dr. Jon ' n - D . X . . , . A 1 - I ' I . I . . -u I I . I , I I . - u l I . ' ' ' Il Il - 5 4 1 , . , , Q . , ,. I I I I I I ' ' I I I I ' V . r . I . . C - I 5 - 1 1 - ' . 1 . I ' Sitting Vurgnrua Holderboch Donna Koy Dennis Ursula Schulz Standing Mr Ross: Jude NlfSChE President Vuce President Secretory Treosurer Advisor JU Row Row Row Row Row IORS - 2 D CLASS PASSENGERS Mr. Rossi, Donna Kay Dennis, Virginia Holderbach, Ursula Schulz, Jude Nitsche. Joe McConnell, Joyce Palmer, Robin Warden, Sharon Moseman, Roger Cole, Joyce Hickey, Jim Randall, Bonnie Abbey, Bob Holm, Janet Smithyman, Butch Tomb, Donna Jones, Kent Tiffany, Carol McChesney, Warren Cole, Pat Massey, Joel Sundquist, Ernie Shaut. Charles Meeks, Doris Cook, Rita Houghtelling, Jim Rigby, Carol Moulthrop, Olin Dobson, Kathie Knowles, Clifford Ellison, Cynthia Marsden, Chuck Coats, Sylvia Nelson, Dave Stenger, Betty Bender, Don Morse, Doryce Glover, Don Borden, Jaan Hadlock. Linda Lycn, Jack Wylie, Emily Swarthout, lyan r, Sharon Lewis, Gerry Dann, Judy Wickering, Dennis Johns, Jeanne Stratton, Dick King, Barbara Abernathy, Gerry McUmber, Joan DeMonstoy, Herb Kimble, Judy Randels, Joe Strzepek, Ellen Kirby, Fay Frost. Norma VVheeler, Dennis Robinson, Joyce Garner, Dave Erwin, Beth Marsden, Jack Kelley, Cora Woodhouse, Al Hemly, Dee Dee Ames, Ralph Blencowe, Linda Furney, Caryl Swan, Dick Estep. page twenty-seven CLASS OF 1959 To chart our course through out the comang year aboard the good shnp PPI-IS we elected Jude Nutsche as president Ursula Schulz Var gunna Holderbach and Donna Kay Dennis were chosen as vlce president secretary and treasurer respectuvely Mr August Ross: was chosen as our steward To help run the ships goverrment through the Student Councnl we plcked Lando Lyon Jack Kelley and Walter Tomb Patricia Massey Joan l-ladlock Vlrgnnsa Holderbach Donna Jones Judy Randels and Ursula Schulz cheered on all the boys who partucrpated In football or basketball Representvng the second class passengers an the major deck sports were Ralph Blencowe Olin Dobson Cllff Elllson Dave Erwan Al Hemly Roblnson Joe Strzepek Duck Swan Robun Warden Jack Wylre and Butch Tomb We are very proud of these and all the other boys who were ac tuvely engaged an any sport ln the begmnnng of the year we chose Walter Tomb as chanrman for our Christmas Card Sales Thanks to the hard work of all the Juniors at was a great success We broke all prevuous records nn the school and the surroundung area Carol McChesney and Ernie Shaut had the highest total sales The annual shnp s ball was succe sfully handled by Cora Woodhouse and Jack Kelley Because of the hard work of Joe Strzepek and Kent Tlffany our final tribute to the Sensors the l958 Poster was an auspucuous publush ment Without the and of Mr Kershner the staff could not have put out the Yearbook As we contanue our travels and approach the flnal stages of our tourney we are Iookung forward to a most happy year as passengers on A deck ggt ty qhf Lx I ' II Il . . I . I ' f - I A ' ' 1 I I ' I . I I I 4 . I I I I ' ll - II ' ' I I A I . . I I I V' Dave Johnson, Dick King, Fred Lee, Gerry McUmber, Chuck Meeks, Denny A I I U I I I - I ' I I A ' I . , Q . . . ,, ,, . . l . I - . I . II II . n -ei, ,fs .- ,N f , ' wwf I TY' 8 r 'Aw' ff FBI 1' -a ' I A ' 444 :H 3 L.,..,,,,- vw- 'Ov 'Wi fm 'Y fl ui lgii 'Q nf .3 - - 2 Ji, J aw' W 1 Y-1.9. NJ xv-lv M. 413553 t . , ff M 4' gi JV' I' 'H 1 xii-ia va.. ,A- li ' it -v, -,.yg 'S ,wk w J, if 4.1 my N- Asa 'Wd Row Row Row Row Row Raw SDPHOMORE - THE CRE Doug Haskins, Bob Tang, Fred Chandler, Chuck Giametti, Skip LeBarron Bob Phenes, Dan Coats, John Vanderhoef Doug Kellogg, ,Bill Murphy, Gordon Mallett. Anna Griffin, Marion Huber, Elaine Willow, Karen Johnson, Mary Lee Frazier, Karen Schweitzer, Susan Dalrymple, Roxanne Harrison, Brenda VanDusen, ,M-Ls., INLXQGQL Lynn Clarkson, Kathy Hakes, Ann Thornton, Carol Ann Carpenter, Marge Culp, Martha Kirby, Janet Bennett. Edith Hoyt, Larry McAllister, Marlene Dixon, George Randels, Ahlene Wood, Joe Smith Judy Rigby, Kent Miller, Joanne Kittner, Harry Petrie, Margie Shelp, Oren Rose, Rinker, Barbara Freeman, Don Kelly, Ruth Taynton, John Innes, Clarice Gail Morse, Ed Huber, Bonnie Spencer. Bill Scouten, Beth Payne, Cliff VanZile, Sandy Horton, Doug Hughes, Debbie Hall, Gary Keach, Sandy James, Winston Hill, Linda Ketchum, David Sherwood, Ja Ann Hague, Richard Blank, Donna Clark, Gary Cosgrove, Bonnie Ellis, Ray Zoerb, Joyce Wright, Bob Heck. Byron Hastings, Sharon Faulkner, Loul Belcher, Dawn Alden, John Watson, Pat Thompson, Bill Carlton, Verna Kohler, Steve Andrews, Mildred Bert Randall, Carol McKay, Marion Paisley, Dick Wright, Jones, Myrna Seeley, Chuck Meikle, Doug Campbell, Linda Bannisterk-Qgy Powg L, Ruth Carson. Kay Gee, Richard Noyes, Suzanne VonDusen, Fred Osborne, Judy Haughtelling, Pat Steves, Glenn Cross, Nancy Lehman, Gary Gamble, Nancy Machel, Carolyn Snook, Frank Covey, Mary Lou McChesney, Brooks Bucher, Renee Conroy, Gerry Grace. page thirty OFF I ERS Slftlng Gprry Grace Mrs MGH! Bull Jones Standeng Sandy Horton Mary Lau McChesr1ey President Secretary Treasurer Advisor Mary Lo page th rty one Gerry Grace u McCl'1esney Sandy Horton Mrs MCGIII . A I p I V C .I . A Vice-President ............. Bill Jones CLASS LOG Thus year has been the seco d voyage of the sophomores at Paunted Post Hugh Our crew could have been seen un Pearly all actuvutues un th hallowed halls of P P H S As captaun we selected Gerry Grace and to aud hum as furst mate Bull Jones Secretary was Mary Lou McChesney and treasurer was the very able Sandy Horton Audurg these offucers of the deck we elected Mrs McGull as advusor On the Shup s Councul were Dan Coats John lrnes Beth Payne Pat Thompson and of course our leader Gerry Grace The fueld of sports was very popular wuth sophomores On varsuty football were such sophomores as Chuck Guomettu Brooks Bucher Wulluam We were also well represented on the uayvee squad Varsuty basketball was teamed by sophomores Gerry Grace Ray Hakes Skup LeBarron and Fred Osborne whule J V basketball had Bull Jones Bob Phenes Frank Covey Glen Cross Tom Stevens Don Kelly and John Vanderhoef Cheer ung all these competent performers on were J V cheerleaders Susan Dal rymple Carol Ann Carpenter and Judy Rugby Our class was also very well represented un the fueld of musuc There were a lot of sophomores un band as well as un the senuor hugh chour On Truple Truo were Pat Steves Myrna Seeley and Carolyn Snook whule theur accompanyust was Suzanne VanDusen We feel that we have been very fortunate un our furst two years un hugh school and we wush the same good luck to the many classes to follow page thurty two . . ,, , ' Il ' 1 II ' I ' II I ' ' I I I I I I , . Scouten, John Watson, Gerry Grace, Glenn Cross, Gary Cosgrove, and others. ' I I I I I Q r - l , u I I I I ' - 1 I I ' II 1 ' Il I ' I I I , . ilir- ? W2 if A? Jw 1 'Rf' --.rn ' 3 as V M .. gs 25 f in '91, iv 4659 Q' ' af L XA X A A f, b - ., ' A sf, Y ' .N 11 '1 W 5' ,, ga ffwaf 5 S A V 'K f ' 1. H Hifi M24 X . v , at y . sr , I S Qx 'TQ A F: I 5? ,v it 1 lx- k 'W , X .uf I 2 Y L1N 'A X ig 2 V Qfy I, M5 i Y ' 1 gji ,,. if A . -' 'W . 5 Y -V'. Q 12 ' Q Q' g Q1 , ' 'H , ' '- ' x 4 K. A M i ' A L W , K- , asf V 3.21.1 ,,,,V 5 Y ' A , f ' t M I val' i 1 ,-,gi A T , A ,QA , . 5 , f 5 , ,V 4 , lp, , A I , 'K V, V' zl. 4 A, , 'A V AVA. ,, f , i ' 3 W f I 3 vs ' ' 'wc ,, H . fr I H H ,V A u - , f Q f IV 2 , x ,J ,, E r r'7',, ,. I, 2 A . h, 4 ,. V -f fu t . OFFICERS? ll' l P lflll N , Snttmg Dorthea Rmg Thelma Muller Sylvlo Wulder Stondnng Coach Bellordml Duck Lewus Presldent Vice President Treasurer Advnsor Thelma Muller Sylvlo Wilder Duck Lewis Couch Bellordmu Secretory ........... - - - Dorfhec Ring page thrrty-four lx F REQHMAN CLASS LOG On the tnrst leg ot our journey to our destnratlons we elected Thelma Muller president and Sylvua Wulder vnce presud nt To keep a record ot our voyage we elected Dorthea Rnrg ard Rvchard Lewrs was elected reasurer Coach Bellardlnl was elected to advuse the galley To represent us on the ship s councll alorg wlth presndent Thelma Muller we sent Janet Frost Judy Mulllkun Rlchard Bostwack and Marulyn VanDusen talents Gerald Hadlock Nell Dobson Ed Hall Don Buck Bull Wylle Frank Currerl Blll Volght Maynard Cornell Wayne Bottle Richard Lewis Davnd Crowl Charles Dann John Snyder and Joe Kozlnk Many of our members partlclpated un the bands and choral groups Judy Mullzkun was In Dahce Band and Beverlee Hughes and Suzanne Hall were In Trzple Trlo We hope that after we have graduated we wall have left a record of our achnevements that wrll make Pamted Post Hugh School proud ot the class of l96l pg ht Y 'I K 4 . I . . i P h ln football, basketball and wrestling these boys contributed their I . l I ' 5, sal- YJ' rf -awp. J ,Il-. ll' ,--. Xl KJ!! Vw-Lf 'iw CZ l 'D , 3' V yf FA QQ 4 ' ..x'r-r in V -4, Rx i 2 7.3 V fgiif f1 , A f waz? but X . K Q M Q 3 O M 5 7 i Y -5 Y v Y 7 vi' N R 1 f .1 JM j Ax, px I CA.. O , A V 12 X X I bx J B fx , x fe IX!! QM ' V mm ff Raw Row Row Row EIGHTH GRADE - STEERAGE l: Jerry Merrick, Beatrice Plumley, Bob Spencer, Dorothy Pierson, Gary Prince, Pat Parish, Bill Randall, Linda MCUmber. 2: Bill Tubbs, Mary Ann Parkhhfeith Scudder, Julie Vosburg, Dick Rogers, Carolee Wright, Ernest Schooly, Sue Scudder, Gary Welty, Delores Garner, John Murray, Edith Lines, Dave Watson, Gail Dobromil, Brad Sanford, Maxine Wisner, Tom Miller, Kathy Tunning, Buddy Wood, Jeanne Pierson, Dick McKay. 3: Paul McNulty, Adele Thompson, Gerry Pease, Pat Strzepek, Jim Scouten, Barbara Moss, Bill Waible, Donna Roberts, Bill Partridge, Cynthia Morse, Jim Snyder, Judy Randall, Gary Zoerb, Pamela Thomas, Keith Abbey, Tonya Dutton, Bob Wallace, Pot Morse, Richard Farrell, Linda Quill. 4: Glenn Noyes, Dorothy Shaw, Mike Norman, Carolyn Powell, Jim Rouse, Marian Horn, Bonnie Rose, Gary Orr, Mary Anna Stewart, Vaughn Smith, Carol Sue Youngs, John Van Loon, Dawn Snyder,g,Lim,-Sbgl, Sharon Sutfin, .lim Rose, Louise Woodard, Charles Wylie, Virginia Morse, Roy Woodhouse, Sonya Buck, page thirty-eight Row Row Flow li Harry Culver, George Hakes, Sandro Hayes, Ronnie Jenks, Elizabeth Hughey, Floyd Estep, Shirley Hilligus, Ronnie Gurnsey, Virginia Andrews, Gary Dixon, Phyllis Ciowl, Stewart Andrews, Janet l-lilligus, Ken Kelly, Judy Bortle, Pete Crane, Linda Carlton, David Mark, Donald Crar-nmer. Raymond Lines, Beverly Carson, Albert Darcangelo, Clara Green, John Keeney, Joyce DeMonstoy, Anthony Lupino, Sheila Bartlett, Gordon Dennis, Sharon Conroy, Allen Besley, Ann Lewis, Joe Bement, Sharon Hastings, Jan Mathews, Charlotte Dann, Bill Kozlik, Nancy Holm, Robert Keech, Ruth Graham, Carl Huber. 2: 3: Calvin Hammond, Bill Fredricks, Tom Erwin, Floyd Buck, Otis Eldridge, Bill John- son, Earl Fletcher, Dick Little, Larry Ford, Gerry Aiken, Clinton Gurnsey, Tom Hetrick, Gary Bartlett, Dennis Kohler, Walter Grace, George Haring, Bob Burdick. EIGHTH GRADE - STEERAGE mx X. i X c 2 5 f- X x Row Row Row Row E E TH GRADE- STEER GE l: Linda Peck, Sheldon Willow, Julie Wilson, Richard Weigel, Joan Williams, Mike Sanford, Rose Viselli, Joe Lowe, Barbara Wingate, Dick Stampp,M' n . 2: Q E ' L Sylvia Smith, John Lewis, Linda Osborne, Fred Wiker, Donna Wells, Richard Rile, Janet Zimmerman, Bob Wheeler, Nancy Wilson, Gary Thornton, Delores Woch, Dick Loudenslager, Brenda MuIlikiri,A Lonnie Knowles, Judy Watson, Joe Lupino, 3: Toy Leisenring, Joel Love, Dotty Stine, Bob Teetor, Linda McChesney, John Williams, Sandy Nelson, Dick Tiffany, Darreljean Whitehead, Pete Martin, Ruth Zinc, Ed Lowe, Pat Combs, Arnold Wilson, Connie Smith,sStanley Manning, Mar- garet Tomb. 4: Bernard Ladd, Marilyn Smith, Ron Morse, Joan Trumpour, Larry Stever, Martha Scott, Arnold Thompson, Shirley Smith, Doug McMillan, Pat Osborne, Eugene Mattoon, Barbara Pease, Kenneth Troumpour, Beverly Leopold, Don Spaulding, Kay Randall, Paul Sutton. page fortx Rcw I: Sally Balch, Rick Calkins, Barbara Crcely, Bob Creelv, Bob Clark, Barbara Bonham. Row 2: June Ballman, Walter Cramiac, Linda Clark, Clifford Good, Janet Cisco, Steven Allen, Janet Daily, Roger Haver, Lee Gitchell, David Holmes, Suzette Acomb, Gordon DcCamp, Lecretia Boylan, Tom Demby Elizabeth Combes, Eric Childs, Virginia Austin, Ricky Andrews, Ann Clark, Gary Kapral, Sharon Aiken. Row 3: Beverly Bohart, Richard Bartlett, Donna Clark, ' Dorothy Ayotte, John Ervay, Sylvia Burdick, Ricky Hague, Sandy Beckhorn, Gary Hemly, Beverly Gunnip, Ken Kelly, Ellen Hammond, Wilson Hill, Catherine Atwood, Gary Hamil- ton, Georgette Harr, Richard Hickock, Carol l-loughtelling, Bob Freeman, Carroll Ann Ferry. Row 4: Virginia Huber, Delzine Gilson, Janet Bennett, Bill Hall, Patsy Harris, Laura Kenyon, Jan Kimber, Jackie Duv'all, Pat Bonady, Shirley Carson, Cora Bills, Sue Janowski, Barbara Daddow, Doug Young, Betsy Johnson. SEVENTH GR DE- TEERC GE CU- T ODIANS Mr. Clinton Emhiser, Lewis Crooks, Mrs. Helen Makin, Kenneth Moshier, Arthur Herman. page forty-two I QX if QQX O6 X WW F ' MM l ffl' ll 11 KI SF NIOR HIGH STUDE T COUNCIL Row l Ruchard Bostwnck Lnnda Lyon Beth Payne Mass Brown Marnlyn VanDusen Janet Frost Row 2 Gary Gruffln Judy Mulllknn Bonnle Volght Slbyl Loughrndge Pat Thompson Thelma Muller Don Coats John Innes Pow 3 Walter ll mb John Watson Jack Kelley G rald frace Jude Nltsche Ball Knapp Presudent Wnlllam Knapp Vice President Walter Tomb Recordung Secretary Subyl Loughrldge Correspondurg Secretary Beth Payne Treasurer Jack Kelley After electnrg officers for the follofvung year the Student Councl ummedlately strted plans for the completnon of the school handbook whuch contams information of unterest to both old ard r-ew students of thus school Then Presudent Wnllnam Knapp appolnted members of the Tru Student Councll these were Subyl Loughrudge Bonnie Vought Gary Gruftun ard Walter Tomb Also chosen to represert Palrted Post at the Alfred Conference were Linda Lyon Beth Payne Walter Tomb Jack Kelly and Wllluam Knaop Thus conference was attended by members of student counclls from all over New York State Thus year the Student Councfl also sponsored a school bus to take students to away basketball qames page forty foa J A . . . I ' A a .'. x -' i . A , V vc 'B' A . , f ' Q . .1 g 3 of A f , ,f f f J 'Q- 6 M fl V I W . Ay. J V .. ,W .M- il ' ,f 'l fl NV: 4' T f' l 'l 1 . V , 3 ' ' , 1 , ' , ' , 3 V ' f A I f 4 J I I I , . 1 6 , , , e 1 , ' , ' . . ' Q I E I I 3 1 , f - l . I I I ' I ' - Y UN1011 HIGH ST DE TA COUNCIL Row l Luruda Peck Dorothy Ayotte Delores Woch Dorothy Shaw Sandra Hayes Lunda McUmber Row 2 Laura Kenyon James Scouten Walter Grace Mrs Collard Albert Darcangelo Joyce DeMonstoy Jerry Merruck The purpose of the Junuor Hugh Student Councul us to practuce self government un the .lunuor Hugh to encourage co ordunate and regulate all extra currucular actuvutues to develop responsubuluty ard to provude ef fectuve traunung un cutuzerushup through partucupatuon un the goverrrnert of the school One way thus group carrues out these purposes us by sponsorurg the socual actuvutues of the Junuor Hugh These unclude s veral supervused evenung dances un the school gyrnnasuum a serues of roor hour dances for unstructuon a tea for the faculty and sponsorshup of certaun assembl programs for the Junuor Hugh The Councul has also partucupated un the May Day program and when requested helps establush polucues concernur-g actuvutues of the 7th ard 8th graders page forty fuve - 1 1 1 1 1 3 1 1 u - 1 , , . 1 1 ' ' - I I - . . u , u 1 '- . . . . .I 1 1 , I . . Row iz Joel Sundquist, Connie Norman, Nancy McCaig, Kent Tiffany, Judy Randels, Donna Kay Dennis, Barbara Abernathy, Suzanne VanDusen. Row 2: Lucille Wolverton, Joe Strzepek, Joyce Stockdale, Joan l-ladlock, Jeanne Stratton, Karen Johnson, Jo Anne Hogue, Sandy James, Linda Ketchum, Judy Rigby, Mrs. Randels. Row 3: George Randels, Charles Carlton, Robin Warden, Joan Bassney, Debbie Hall, Doryce Glover, Ursula Schulz, Pat Welty, Bill Scouten. Row 4: Bob Dalrymple, Jonathan Grace, Sharon Kelly, Barbara Marshall, Frances Woch, Cora Woodhouse, Sibyl Loughridge, Lawana Ward. F OUT LIGHTS SOCIETY Footlights Society, under the supervision of Mrs. Lillian Randels, has done many inter- esting things this year. Many of its members atterded the play Angel Street put on by the Workshop Players at the Corning Glass Center. Several others heard Doctor Mort Clark from Alfred speak and show slides of the dramatic group he took abroad last sum- mer for the U.S.O. Also, three members, Judith Randels, Robin Warden ard Joe Strzepek demonstrat- egl their talent in the play The Marriage Proposal which they put on for the North- side Community Club and for a school assem- bly program. lt was received very well in both instances. The Club also gave an excellent perform- arce last May for the Moy Day assembly, a project which it is attempting to make an annual affair. The officers of the club are as follows: Robert Dalrymple, President, Sibvl Lough- ridge, Vice President, Ursula Schulz, Secre- tary, and Donna Kay Dennis, Treasurer, page forty-six CGMQERCII, CL B Row li Ruth Taynton, Karen Schweitzer, Barbara Irceman, Nancy Westover, Martha Kirby. Row 2: S' -Jrori Faullfner, Ahlene Wood, Sandy Horton, Bonnie Spencer, Marlene Dixon, l-.ndc Bannister, Clarice Hoyt. Row 3: Al l-lemly, Kay Gee, Beth Payne, Emily Swarthout, Dennis Robinson, The Commercial Club was rewly formed this tear under 'he surervision of Mrs Barbara Pentecost. The otticers were Alvin Hemly, President, Dennis Robinson, Vice President, Mar- lene Dixon, Secretary, Nancy Westover, Treasurer, Karen Sch- weitzer, Program Chairman, and Linda Bannister, Social Chair- man. The Club toured the offices of the Ingersoll-Rand, held a Christmas Party, and also toured the Glass Center in the spring The newly-formed Secretarial Club was advised by Mr. Harry McMahon this year. The new officers were Dorothy Letterman, President, Sibyl Loughridge, Vice President, Alice Leinhos, Corresponding Secretary, Nancy Van Deventer, Re- cording Secretary, Ellen Sparling, Treasurer, and Myrna Moul- throp, Historian. The Club had several meetings this year and also held a Christmas party. SECRETARI . CLUB Row l: Alice Leinhos, Nancy Van Deventcr, Dora' thy Letterman, Sibyl Loughridge. Row 2, Kathy Knzwles, Sharon Miseman, Carcil McChesney, Ellen Sparling Carol Buclf pam- 4 t n LIBRARY COUNCIL Row l Marge Culp, Susan Dalrymple, Jeanne fo'sOn, Virginia lnlolderbach, Pat Welty, Sylvia Nelson, Lucille Wo - verton, Joan Bassney, Edith Rinker, Row 21 Coral Ann Carpenter, Suzanne VanDuscn, Carolyn Snook, Sandy Stevens, Cora Woodhouse, Fran Woch, Barbara Marshall, Joan Dee Monstoy, Barbara Abernathy, Ann Thornton Sandy James, Joanne Kitt- ner, Miss Audrey Cloos. Twenty-five girls made up the staff under the direction of Miss Audrey Cloos, Besides taking care of the library, this year's activities included the annual faculty tea, which was held during Book Week, and the Christmas party. - T10 AL H0 OR SUCIETY Row l Miss Audrey Cloos, Donna Kay Dennis, Virginia l-lolderbach, Dorothy Letterman, Jeanne Carson, S:tayl Lough' ridge, Judy Randels, Barbara Marshall, Row 21 Wallace Newcomb, Richard Bra- dy, William Knapp, Jonathan Grace, Lee Hart Merrick Lena Danielsson, Jude Nitsche Joseph Strzepelf, Gary Griffin Kent Tittczni, age tcrrv- National Honor Society was headed this year by Lee l-lart Merrick, president, Jeanne Carson, secretary, and Jon- athan Grace, treasurer. The organization presented its an- nual induction ceremony in the latter part of the year in which six juniors and six seniors were tapped . The new members were chosen on their character, leadership, and service to the community. Those juniors who were tapped are: Judy Ran- dels, Virginia Holderbach, Donna Kay Dennis, Kent Tiffany, Jude Nitche, and Joseph Strzepek, Tlnose seniors who were tapped are. Lena Danielsson, Richard Brady, Gary Griffin, Wallace Newcomb, Sibyl Loughridge, and Dorothy Letterman. r-f'fJ,?'Q1l 4 ' fr-J ill A --Wfmsdssll A DEBATI G CL B Dorothy Letterman, Barb Marshall, Kent Tiffany, Jeanne Carson, Mr. Park, Gary Griffin, Bonnie Vaight, Gerry Reagan. This club was under the direction of Mr Alan Park Jeanne Carson was elected president Bonnie Voight vice president and Gary Griffin secretary treasurer During the year the club debated controversial subiects to strengthen the speaking ability and reasoning power af its members Kent Tiffany wan first place in the annual contest which was sponsored by the Corning Junior Chamber of Commerce over the other contestants from Painted Past. Mrs. Shirley McNulty directed the group. I SPEAK F R DEMOCRACY Bill Scouten, Jeanne Carson, Mrs. McNulty, Cathy Sanford, Kent Tiffany. page fifty The speaking contest was entered by several students this year who were advised by Mrs. Shirley McNulty. Kathy Sanford, the winner from the girl contestants, discussed A Challenge to Today's Youth. Kent Tiffany, the winner from the boy contestants, spoke on The Schaol's Part in Juvenile Delinquency. PEAKING CO TEST Row li Row 2 Bernita Ferris, Alice Mochel Mrs, McNulty, Ruth Ann Cus worth, Cathy Sanford. Ralph Balch, Bill Scouten John Vkfatson, Charles Carlton Kent Tiffany. The purpose of the Future Nurses of America is to pre pare students for their future college training as nurses. This club promotes cleanliness, co-operation, and understanding of others. President .. ......... Joan Bassney Vice-President C E .. . .. Ursula Schulz Secretary - .. ...... Joan DeMonstoy Treasurer .......... Debbie Hall FUTURE NURSES Rc-w lx Virginia Holderbach, Carol Burrell, Debbie l-lall, Ursula Schulz, Joan Bassney, Joan DeMOnstoy, Carol McKay, Ruth Carson. Row 2: Marge Culp, Mildred Meikle, Mau- reen Conroy, Cynthia Marsden, Judy i-loughtelimg, Dawn Alden, Brenda VanDusen, Edith Rinker, Sharon Kelley, Pat Steves, Dee Dee Ames, Sandy James, Donna Clark a e fitw-one F.H.A. Row l: ROW 22 Mrs, Wanda Rader, Dawn Al- den, Roxanne Harrison, Mar- garet Walton, Marge Austin, Danna Smith, Bonnie Spencer, Elaine McAllister, Marlene Dixon. Mrs, Mary Jane Hoare, Norma Wheeler, Thelma Welty, Pat Thompson, Nancy Lehman, Gracia Holiday, Janet Smithy- man, Doris Cook, Marion Huber, Kathy Hakes, Joanne Kittner, Nancy Westover. This year's Future Homemakers of America, under the direction of Mrs. Wanda Rader, began the year by electing the following officers: Nancy Westover, president, Jo Ann Kittner, vice-president, Pat Thompson, secretary, At the beginning of the year the new members were in- formally initiated, The girls worked on several projects to raise money with which to purchase jackets. Twenty members composed this club which was advised by Mrs. Shirley McNulty. Among this year's activities were the initiation in a school assembly and the area high school tea with Dr. William Perry, President of the Corning Com- munity College, as guest speaker. F,T.A. Row li Kathleen l-lakes, Debbie Hall, Mary Frazier, Carol Ann Car- penter, Susan Dalrymple, Kor- en Johnson. Row 2: Linda Lyon, Barbara Marshall, Jeanne Carson, Pat Welty, Gary Griffin, Bonnie Voight, Mrs. McNulty. Row 3: Donna Clark, Nancy Mochel, Pat Steves, Bill Scauten, Fred Lee, Kent Tiffany, Gene Mull- ikin, Barbara Abernathy, Cathy Sanford, Mary Lou McChesney. Row l: Dick Carson, Gene Mullikin, Kent Tiffany, Donna Kay Dennis, Miss Alvord, Mary Lou McChesney, John Innes, Jeff Shopoff, Doris Cook, Thelma Miller, Susan Dalrymple. Row 2: Beverly Hughes, Alice Mochel, Marge Culp, Bernita Ferris, Susan Bartholomew, Edith Rinker, Lynn Clarkson, Joan Bassney, Dotty Ring, Jeanne Corson, Linda Stever, Joan Hadlock, Barbara Abernathy, Cathy Sanford. Row 3: Carol Ann Carpenter, Bonnie Voight, Ruth Cusworth, Karen Johnson, Cynthia Marsden, Debbie Hall, Ruth Corson, Joyce Wright, Judy Mullikin, Mildred Meikle, Virginia Holderbach, Lena Danielsson, Judy Randels. Row 4: Joe Strzepek, Bob Phe-nes, Gary Keach, Robin Warden, Bob Heck, George Randels, Sandy Treusdell, Suzanne VanDusen, Ursula Schulz, Richard Knapp, Dan Coats, Charles Carlton. Row 5: Don Borden, Jude Nitsche, Brooks Bucher, Bill Jones, Richard Blank, Doug Campbell, Bill Scouten. LATI Latin Club, advised by Miss Margaret Alvord, has started a project this year which is to be continued annually. lt is called The Mary Agnes Murray Memorial Fund. The purpose of this fund is to raise money to send a student abroad for a few months in the summer, The club sponsored many money- raising projects such as a sandwich sale, a carwash, and a dance in the high school gym- nasium, Many prizes, which were kindly donated by several town merchants, were awarded at the dance. CLR The club also presented an assembly pro- gram which illustrated a day in the life of a typical Roman citizen. During the latter part of the year the club had its annual Lctin Banquet which was carried on just as banquets were in Rome, The officers of Latin Club are Kent Tif- fany, president, Donna Kay Dennis, vice- president, Mary Lau McChesney, secretary, and John Innes, treasurer page fifty-three Row Row Row Row Row Sylvia Wilder, Susan Dalrymple, Donna Jones, Pat Welty, Beverly Rice, Jeannine Kennett, Sylvia Fisk, Donna Clark, Corol Burrell, Marge Culp. Barbara Daddow, Nancy Wilson, Linda MCUmber, Sue Scudder, Ahlene Wood, Dorothy Pierson, Nancy Halm, Barbara Abernathy, Beverlee Hughes, Bonnie Voight, Gene Mullikin, Mary Lee Frazier, Carolyn Powell, Ruth Carson, Dorothy Shaw, Alice Mochel, Mildred Meikle, Donna Kay Dennis, Judy Randels, Charles Wylie, Mr. Wardner. Kathy Tunning, Carol Ann Carpenter, Suzanne Van Dusen, Sandy Horton, Brenda VanDusen, Kathie Knowles, John Murray, Tom Doud, Gordon Dennis, Gordon Mallett, Guy Powell, John VanLoon, Stewart Andrews, Gail Dobromil, Ann Thornton, Dick Farrell. Dee Dee Ames, Joan DeMonstoy, Harry Petrie, Tom Erwin, Gregg Lacy, Judy Rigby, Bob Phenes, Dorothy Letterman, Lucille Wolverton, Jeff Shopoff. Nancy Mochel, Carolyn Snook, Maureen Conroy, Dick Lewis, Pete Crane, Bonnie Voight, Dick King, Dave Erwin, Bryon Hastings, Dennis Robinson, Bill Wylie, Larry Ford, Bob Wallace, Tom Stevens, Jim Randall, Kent Tiffany. MARCHI G BAND The Marching Band, urder the direction of Mr. Arthur Wardner, was kept very busy this year rehearsing for the six football games in which it participated. At each game the band presented a half-time show consist- ing ot precision drills, routines, dances, and formations. The band also helped to create a cheerful atmosphere in the assemby many times by play- ing while the students were filing in. page fifty-four ,IORETTES This year's group of majorettes repre- sented Painted Post High School very well in mony local affairs. The nine girls led by Beverly Rice presented a fine display of skill at our football games as well as at other events such as the Spring Festival and the Ji' Music Festival. Row l: lcenterl Jeannine Kennett, Beverly Rice, Pat Welty. Row 2: Marge Culp, Carol Burrell, Donna Clark, Sylvia Fisk, Donna Jones, Susan Dolrymple, Sylvia Wilder. I D ENSEMBLE Row l: D. Dennis, J. Randels, D, Letterman, A. Mochel. Row 2: A, Leinhos, G, Mullikin, R. Corson, J. Mullikin, M, Frazier, B. Daddow, N. Wilson, B. Rice, K. Tiffany, G. Mallett, T. Stevens, F- W 33 B- Al39f '0flW, J- DSMOUSTOY, B- V0lQlWT, B. Hughes, L. McUmber, S. Scudder, G. Lacy, B. Hastings, D, Johnson, D. Erwin, H. Petrie, R. Pnertcs, G. Randels, G. Powell, R, King, S. VanDusen, S, Wilder, B, Tubbs. DA CE Row lg Tom Stevens, Gordzn Mallett, Mary Frazier, Gene Mullikin, Ruth Ccr' son. Row 2: Gregg Lacy, Dave Erwin Judy Rigby, Mr Warci- 1, f ner, Harry Petrie, George 9' ff Randels, Suzanne Van is , . 'AW - ,M Dusen. Y ,f 5' gi TMR 5 w A at JU IOR HIGH BAt D Row li Linda Peck, Barbara Wingate, Linda Clark, Barbara Daddow, Nancy Wilson, Linda McUmber, Carolyn Powell, Nancy l-lalrn, Brenda Mullikin, Alice Mochel, Dorothy Shaw, Suzy Scudder, Dorothy Ayotte. Row 2: Charles Wylie, Albert Darcangelo, Tom Doud, Gordon Dennis, John Murray, Joan Trumpaur, Gail Dobrarnil, Richard Tittany, Dotty Stine, Richard Hickok, Bill Tubbs, Jerry Merrick, Stewart Andrews, Row 3: Ricky Hague, Mr Wardner, Joe Bement, Ricky Andrews, Kathy Tanning, Dick Lewis, Bill Voight, Ricky Bostwick, Richard Farrow John VanLoon, Pete Martin, Wilson Hill, Richard Corsan, Jett Shopotf, Larry Ford, Bill VVylie, Tom Eiwin, Bob Wallace, may We -4-mu? dluwf My r'r 'c v'??41! 5N L 5 9L ,........-..... :gi ga , . , L, bf. Row li Donna Kay Dennis, Judy Rondels, Dorothy Letterman, Lucille Wolverton, Mildred Meikle, Alice Mn! chel, Ann Thornton, Nancy Mochel. Row 2: Row 2: Alice Mochel, Gene Mullikin, Ruth Carson, Bonnie Voight, Barbara Abernathy, Joan De- Monstoy, Judy Mullikin, Mary Lee Frazier, Barbara Daddow, Nancy Wilson, Kent Tiffany, Beverly Rice, Nancy l-lalrn, Donna Clark, Gordon Mollett, Torn Stevens. Row 3: Gregg Lacy, Byron Hastings, David Johnson, David Erwin, Bill Wylie, Tom Erwin, Harry Petrie, Chuck Wylie, Beverlee Hughes, Dorothy Pierson, Carolyn Powell, Linda McUmber, Sue Scudder, Sylvia Fisk, Dick King, Suzanne VanDusen, Bill Tubbs, Sylvia Wilder. Row 4: Renee Conroy, Donna Jones, Bonnie Voight, Pete Crane, Jim Randall, Dennis Robinson, Dick Lewis, John Watson, Carol Ann Carpenter, Marge Culp, Mr. Wardner, Susan Dalrvmple, C0 CERT BA The Concert Band, under the direction of Mr. Arthur Wardner, had a very lively year, as usual. The band presented several pro- grams for area elementary schools and for the radio program, Teens and Tunes, lt also participated in the Memorial Day Par- ade, the May Day Festivities, and Graduation, besides presenting its annual Spring Concert. Several Concert Band members played in an All-County band and many other com' peted for ratings in the New York State School Music FeFstival. Mr, Wardner also established a new in- strument group called the Wind Ensemble for advanced players during the latter part of the year. The officers of the band are President, Alice Leinhos, Vice-president, Richard King, Secretary, Dorothy Letterman, and Treasurer, Dennis Robinson. page iiityfseven TRIPLE TRIO Joyce Wright, Susan Keagle, Pat Steves, Suz- anne Hall, Suzanne VanDusen, Accompanist, Carolyn Snook, Myrna Seeley, Beverlee Hughes, Jeanne Stratton, Nancy McCaig. Row Row Row Row Row MIXED CHOIR Virginia Ketchum, Sandra England, Lois Hickey, Myrna Seeley, Beverlee Hughes, Nancy McCaig, Suzanne Hall, Joyce Wright, Sharon Wensel, Margaret Walton, Cheryl Burr, Ruth Ann Cusworth, Lena Danielsson, Nancy Sarrett. Mr. Steverson, Clarice Hoyt, Sandra James, Donna Jones, Thelma Miller, Dottie Ring, Lillian Sutfin, Shirley Halm, Cynthia Marsden, Ann Orcutt, Janet Smithyman, Gene Mullilcin. Joan Hadlock, Jeanne Stratton, Caroline Snook, Connie Norman, Beth Marsden, Bernita Ferris, Dawn Alden, Betsey Benjamin, Karen Schweitzer, Carol McKay, Kathy Hakes, Linda Furney. Sharon Lewis, Maureen Conroy, Pat Steves, .ludy Wickering, Charles Loudenslager, Richard Lowery, Fred Lee. Gerry Mcljmber John Watson, Charles Meeks, Tom Post, Don Borden, Richard Lewis, Ralph Balch, Wayne Bortle, Barry Casterline, Richard Knapp. J. McConnell was absent. Za THE SENIOR PLAY The Class of '58 enjoyed a great success this year when they presented their annual play. The two night performance of the three-act comedy, The Babbling Brooks , by Kurtz Gordon, was under the direction of Miss Jean Studley. The play was presented by courtesy of Samuel French Inc., New York. The members of the cast were as follows: Nettie Brooks ............ Nancy McCoig Pat Welty --- Jeanne Corson Bonnie Voight Betty Brooks - - Don Stuart .... Greg Feeter ..,... -- Kay Cornwell ..... -- Carol Kingsley - ------------ Gary Griffin - Gerald Reagan Jeannine Kennett Susan Keagle - -- .... Joyce Stockdale Ellen Sparling Julia Parker ...... -- Lena Danielsson Connie Norman Bonnie Burns ...,..... .... A lice Leinhos Bessie Horton --- --- Dorothy Letterman Norma Brooks Homer Brooks Granny Brooks Hal Weston .. Madge Moore page fifty-nine --- --- Beverly Rice Francis Woch ,- ...- Michael Peet Moe Newcomb --- ..... Barbara Stever, Barbara Marshall - --- Jonathan Grace Robert Dalrymple Lee Hart Merrick Lucille Wolverton Although the remaining Seniors were not in the cast, the play could not have been put on without them. Committee heads were Da- vid Dutcher, stage managerg Lawana Ward, make-up chairmang Robert Neally, props chairmang Sandra Stevers, costume chairmang William Knapp, tickets arid program chair- mang Carol Burrell, advertising and publicity chairmang and Sibyl Loughridge and Norcy VanDeventer, student directors. ACTIVITY HIGH LIGHTS POSTER STAFF EDITORS The Class ot 59 dad an excelle t lab ot publushn g thus year s Post r Th y were advised bf ffr Albert Ker hner who dxd a fun lab as he has always done In prevaous years The staff corsls ed ot J e Strzcp k Edlto Ke t Tut ary busuress mahage Ka hryn Sanlard junior edltor Judy Ra dels feature edltor Robln Warden sports editor Donna Kay Dennls tlvuty editor Cora Woodhous art edntor Joe McCornell ard Jack Wyln photography Barbara Marshall se vor edntor Geo ge Randels sophomore edntor and Susan Bartholomew freshman edntor HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR The choir under the dnrectuon ot Mr Wllllam Steverson started the year with the annual Chrnstmas assembly program tor the hugh school O March I ten members of the choir attended the choir festlval at Addison These were Thelma Muller Jeanne Stratton Sue Hall Joyce Wright Ka en Schweutzer Barry Casterlnne Rlchard Knapp Richard Lowery Joseph Mc Connell and Donald Borden The choir also put on several other very good programs uncludung the annual choir concert on May 20th and the Baccalurate Service The year was completed wnth a pncnnc PQ IY . . . . . 11 11 1 i V W 1 O 5 ' xl. . S , e , . . . I A 5 D . V. . u N. I ., , - 1 , - ,,, . , r 4 - . A- , I I I l I I , .. I 1 I I ' 1 OC- ' ' ' Q ' ' I x 'D , I 'I I ' 'I . ,,.' A ' . , 1 I ' 1 1 , I X . 1 1 - I ' I I . ' r . , , , I , 1 I I I ' 1 DECK PARTY - MAY DAY May Day Palnted Post Hugh Schools second annual May Day celebratnon was hauled as a great success The entlre student body and a number of adults assembled around the front lawn of the audutor um All eyes turned to the doors as the trumpeters blares demanded the attentlon of everyone Pataently waltmg through the processxonal march the crowd hauled thelr were also proud of their posltnon clrcllng the throne of the l957 May Kung and Queen' The gurl attendants were Allce Lelnhos Subyl Loughrldge and Beverly Rice whale Gary Griffin Wallace Newcomb and VVIl'lOIT1 Knapp attended the Kung page ty o e U Queen - Patricia Welty and their King - Robert Neallyl The attendants Ai 'D 'fa 4-f- u.' 1.-fv d Af as ' vu 1 4. QW? F I .- gg lx.- KN 493 Row l: Dick Swan, Larry McAllister, Cliff Ellison, Butch Tomb, Dick Brady Robin Warden, Bill Scouten. Row 2: Coach Bellardini, John Watson, Fred Lee, Brooks Bucher, Gerry Bill Knapp, Charles Meeks, Skip LeBarron. Gar osgrpve St ze Glenn RSITY FOOTBALI The Painted Post football team of l957 was very green in the beginning of the sea- son. Most of the team was disabled with the flu and with the rest, for the most part, comprised of new boys, it seemed to many that Post was doomed to be without a win. Our first three games seemed to confirm the fact, when we last to Waverly 28-O, Horseheads l3-O, and Elmira Heights 35-O. Then the tide started to change. ln our fourth game we hammered in our first three touchdowns against Corning Northside, even though we lost 40-21, In our next game we really looked like a Post team - we beat Watkins Glen 26 13 In our final game of the season the Jug game we turned our arch rivals Haverling of Bath 26 l3 The cancellation of two games, Newark Valley and Owego, because of the flu epi- demic, cost Post a chance at a .500 season. We have lost four lettermen by gradu- ation, but we have retained twelve lettermen. With this experience, combined with Post's fine coaching staff, which includes Mr. Bell- ardini, Mr. Emmi, and Mr. Scala, Post will paint an entirely different picture on the gridiron next year, page sixty-four THE 4 Mr Alberr Errmn Mr Harry Bellordmu Mr George Scala page snxty fwe Row l: Dave Crowl, Gary Johns, Ronnie Jenks, Wayne Bortle, Joe Bement, Bob Heck, Gerry Hadlock, Doug Haskins, Dick Lewis, Don Buck. Row 2: Coach Bellardini, Bert Randell, Mgr., Ed Hall, Joe Kozlik, Frank Covey, Doug Campbell, Cliff Van- Zile, Clinton Gurnsey, Charles Dann, Gary Keach, Rodney Steves, Mgr. Neil Dobson was absent . . FOOTBALL The jayvees were scrappy and offered good resistance to their opponents. In three of the jayvee's four defeats they were beaten by one touchdown or less. The squad was composed of almost all freshmen and with a year's experience behind them should prove quite formidable when the following football season rolls around. Next year a record turnout is predicted, which should increase the jayvee power considerably. Painted Post Opponent O Elmira Heights 6 l 2 Academy I8 6 Northside 26 l5 Bath 20 page sixty-six The lndnans started the 1957 season by dropplng their first three games to Elmira Hetghts 62 Canusteo 20 and Bath 32 After thus three game set back the Indnans came back with a four game wnnnlng streak startmg wnth a 6 4 wan over Adduson They then downed Northslde 8 2 and C FA fol Iowed 3 O Thns game was hughllghted by a two hut shut out pitched by Roland Leunhos Northsude was then downed the second tume nn a very excutmg game endmg l O Then the lndnans were agam defeated by Camsteo thus tame I64 The lndtans snapped thelr losmg streak by beating Addison l7 7 Thev followed thus victory wlth a lO6 wan over C F A ln the fmal game of the season the lnduans were defeated by Elmura Heughts 2 l The l957 season of Painted Post was hnghlughted by two bug wlns over C F A and two vlctorles over Northside Wlth most of the players returnmg to the luneup and some new players commg un the lndlans are looking forward to another successf.nl season and have hopes of better mg thelr l957 record X 'tx BASEBALL 1957 PLAYERS Couch Walt McGill Stan Bartlett, Don Coats, Roger Cole, Lonny Clowe, Dave Dalrymple, Olun Dobson, Dave Erwun, Chuck Glomettu, Gerry Grace, Bob Halm, Doug Haskms, AI Hemly, Doug Hughes buck Kung, Carl LeBarron, Roland Lemhos, Fntz Massey, Larry McAlIuster, Gerry McUmber Fred Osborne, Herb Parker, Joe Strzepek, Bob 'lowner, and John Vanderhoff BATBOYS Frank Curreru and Gerry Hadlock page suxty seven -..v- . .lv-E . 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Row l Olun Dobson Duck Kung Dave Johnson Sl up Le-Barron Fred Row 2 Coach McCuIl Bob Dalrymple Ray Hakes G rry Grace Jon Grace Duck Brady Manager I 0 'rv E4 VARSITY BASKETBALL The lnduans attauned a faurly successful season un league play placung second b hund Canusteo Thus was the furst tume n four years that tne fughtung lnduans failed to op the champuonshup A trup to Roches ter and an A league wun were blocked bv Canusteo The lnduans tour and two un league play lost both of theur games to Can ISl'eO The season was opened as the lnduans walloped 78 38 Penn Kan eat o 6 and 58 ol e rheur tlturd game un a row on a happy note the Addusonutes the Dost tvuuce lnduans dropped losung to Hornell 57 48 The Paunted Post quuntet evened up the wor loss column by scorung wuns over Elmura l-leughts and Bath 54 49 5l 50 CFA and Elmura l-ueughts regustered wun Lf ou er th lnduans 67 58 and 68 45 Adduson agaun was beaten by the Post crew thus tume us was 66 44 The lnduans dropped another notch un the wun loss column losung to Northsude 56 43 Canusteo nupped the lnduans un a close game 62 45 The Varsuty then wnlpped Hornell 60 49 and Wayland 45 43 The lnduans mo ed unto C FA and played a very thrullung game exen though they came out on the short end of a 48 43 score The Posters lost two more un a row one to Canusteo 10 50 and one to Northsude 65 47 Wayland 68 42 and Bath 52 41 Nlext year the varsuty should look sharp vlth the loss of only two players from the startung fuve and but one from the bench Thus coupled wuth the upcomung uayvees should produc a wunnung year page s xtv e ght A4 'VM W - . -ef R 1 , ' , , 4 , ,. 1 1 , , , e ' , , W I I V Ml f L. 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' -i 'QVC f gg' F 7011, . f .MJ .fiwfffzym in '41-M 'f A ,ff 5 f V-Q55 ,Wil af w Frank Curreru Tom Stevens Don K lly Bll Vorght John Vanderhoef Gerry l-ladlock Row 2 Coach Mcfnrll Bob Phenes Ball Jon s Glenn Cross Dave Erwin Bull Johnson Bull J Wylle Frank Covey George Randels Nell Dobs n was absent JAYVEE B15 KE BALL The .layvees completed their season wut SCORES consuderlng the fact that therr top player 0 were sometlmes used on the Varsity T85 The Jayvees won nrne of their fnrst el U games They lost a heartbreaker to Bat 43 42 The lndran s frrst eleven games wer thought to Indicate a new Jayvee record b they :mmedrately dropped three of their next tour games The lndlans trnrshed out the season on wrns from Northside and Bath and a loss to Wayland Next year should be a banner year for the snappy layvees as most at thus season s players are freshmen Coach McGlII as ex pectnng some pretty good maternal from the erghth grade and we hope they get together and grve us a new won loss record X Addrson Penn Yan Penn Yan Hornell Elmira Heights Bath C F A Elmnra Herghts Addrson Northside Canrsteo l-lornell Wayland C F A Cannsteo Northslde Wayland Bath I ! r X 'LTL r N 13 il y Qui g in , Q 5 fig! W ' fwqn: 37' A I Ro l: ', , e , i ' , 5 I 44' Ju . ' j , xx 3 uf a l2-6 record. They did exceptionally we? ' wi , d is V ' ' . so V ' 35 4 Q 25 ' A 24 - - - a 2 32 I 37 4 3 , 3 ft V 7 - 29 1 ' ' . . ' . 43 . . . f U M4 . . . 40 . . . 8 ' ' 40 1 . ' 40 ' 27 50 ' 37 ' 43 ' 34 48 56 . 29 23 ' - ' ' ' 39 . . . 46 . ' ' - 34 ' 53 ' ' 44 ' 39 ' 29 45 . ' - . 38 35 xv H Q DQ fvf e TW Opponent Kneeling: Charles Dann, Ronnie Jenks, Maynard Cornell, Dick Lewis, Dennis Robinson, Jim Rigby, Bob Heck, Dave Crowl, Gary Bartlett. Standing: Dennis Kohler, Wayne Bortle, Bill Scouten, Larry McAllister, Lester Dann, Lowell Belcher, Chuck Meeks, Dick Hadlock, Ed Hall, Robin Warden, John Snyder, .lim Scouten, Coach Emmi. WRESTLI G With only six veteran men and the rest newcomers, coach Albert Emmi, brought the Painted Post grapplers through with a two win and ten loss season. Two cancellations were made which hindered the matmen from bettering their record. Robin Warden was the lone winner at the County meet and he went to compete in the sectional tournament. The grapplers lose only three men this year and with the needed experience behind them, they plan on bettering next yeor's record. page seventy Painted Post 8 l2 25 O 13 30 3 9 5 l4 3 l2 SCORES Horseheads Elmira Heights Bath C. F. A. Canisteo Hornell Elmira Heights Northside C. F. A. Horseheads Canisteo Northside Opponent 35 31 20 44 36 15 39 29 37 35 42 22 Row I Gerry Reagan Jude G o Mallett George Rcndels Row Ronn e ulgl ark fl x o ard year of ten as at Painted Post and at has proved very successful JTh squad defeated llhlorthsnde twuce Bath twnce and Adduson twnce Then only defeats were at the hand of C F A twuce Harry and Rrchard Gumberts placed fur t nn the County doubles ahd Bull Knapp went as far as the sem: finals In the singles events This sprung the tennns team should look pretty good as Harry and Ruchard Gumberts were the only losses to the team Thus coupled wnth the tact that everyone expects a good turr' out of new maternal should make Painted Post Invincible' Wms Bath ltwncel Adduson Ctwucel Northsnde ltwlcel Losses C F A lfWIC9l U09 Y i . P , Bill J I V 1 'M lxtc ll lu Mllllllxff ll I N lllg Nlgl lvl lllll ll' My Qi 4 ly lll r !7Kf.l ,Mya fy-fgc1.A,Aa,fZ, 552 lgterclass BT 3555111 fs amps W6 51,7-ff ,g4f:+1-ffficfg-fffc k Swan, Joe. McUmber, Herb Kimble, Ba H l Efhickl-E'9mbc'fC+-cf'ff'ff,ff71,P,f ..4ff-'J-Ve My JK' M35 CM 4 X22 Xgjfff -ff I ' . G! 2 MZ in ,aeWf,4,gf11,,,4df ff 4156, ,,1Z,., IZPT X !L4a-,,,,.,Z,!, Intramural Basketball Champs Lester Dann, Dave D t h Hel K bl Gerry McUmbe Ed Dy D Bo d Barry Ca t I e lnterclass Volleyball Champs wli i Ro Frank Covey, Butch TO b Clff d Ellison, John Watson, F d Lee. Ro 2 Richard K app, Dave Askins, Gary Cosgrove, B b Towne, David Sher- wood. Qow 3: Joe Kozlik, Gary Chrisler, Jo Kle pac , Joe Strzepek, Coach B llard page seventy Y Interf-lass Basketball llampe Qow l ml x ut In Jeanne Larson Pat Welty Joyce Stockdale Carol Burrell Sul yl Loughnclge RWQ Dorothy Letterman Alice Leunnos Nancy Vanlleyenter Sandy Steven Sylvla Fisk Barb Marshall Bev Rnce Bonnle VOIQHT X J QA 'DV fx W, ., ,,..,...M-M 5 .Q 49V P4 l 'J We 5 Intramural Basketball Champs Sylylc Wild r Joyce Blencowe Shar- n Lewi' Sandy STevens Sylvia Fisk Ruflfw Carson Sandy James Milclrea Meikle. W ollevball Champs Raw fi Ermll. Saffm, Allce Lernlrmas Pat Welr. Joxce Sraclfaale Lawana W'arri r'4',w 2 r arm- Barrel, Dcrlares Srrmtln Card Uaclf Dmnnc frnlrn q Q cm cc Row Raw Row Row Row RON - AQ A WM ,,1,..n-.qffn-w-1-M Move. Row lg Virginia Holderbach, Bonnie Voight, Alice Leinhos, Nancy VanDeventer, Lucille Wolverton. Raw 2: Carol Ann Carpenter, Joyce Wright, Caryl Swan, Carol Moulthrop, Ann Thornton, Marge Culp. Row 3: Barb Marshall, Sandy Stevens, Sylvia Fisk, Nancy Mochei, Judy Wickering. G. A. A. GIRLS' BOWLING Carol Moulthrop, Sharon Lewis, Bonnie Voight, Sandy Stevens, Linda Furney, Jeanne Stratton. Donna Fuller, Sylvia Fisk, Beth Marsden, Linda Bannister, Sharon Faulkner, Clarice Hoyt, Carol McKay, Joyce Hickey, Kathleen Parker. NC'-'HCV Westover, P0Tl'iCi0 Childs, NOHCY SOVVGNJ MOFQGVBT Walton, Judy Randels, Donna Dennis, Carol McChesney, Janet Frost, Ruth Taynton, Beth Payne, Sandy Treusdell. Jeannine Kennett, Susan Dalrymple, Carol Ann Carpenter, Ann Thornton, Karen Johnson, Donna Clark, Marge Culp, Debbie Hall, Sandy James, Mary Lou McChesney, Jo Anne Hague, Joyce Wright, Linda Ketchum. Verna Kohler, Alice Leinhas, Kathie Knowles, Doryce Glover, Joan Bassney, Mildred Meikle, Sharon Wensel, Marlene Dixon, Barbara Marshall, Dottie Ring, Donna Jones. Slbyl Loughridge, Jeanne Carson, Delores Smith, Lucille Wolverton, Cora Woodhouse, Patricia Welty, Lawana Ward, Pat Steves, Dawn Alden. Row l Robin Warden nord Cornell Row 2 Coach Bel Dave White WWW Scouten Butch Tomb Gerry Donn John Watson Bob Phenes Dick Brady Ma Brooks Bucher Dick Hodlock Ron Naylor Ralph Blencowe Dennis Robinson ylie Fred Lee Ed Hall Dick Kn p Manager 0146 MW TRACK The track team of l957 had a very successful season winning five out of six meets and placing second in the one setback Jack Wylie placed second in th 440 yard race at the County meet and he went on to compete in sectional competition The track team was proud to have five boys win in the County track meet and go on to compete in sectional competition. Winners were Ralph Blencowe, Cliff Ellison, Butch Tomb, and Dave White, in the 880 yard relay, and Dick Brady, the lone battler in the half-mile race. The track team loses only one man this year, and with the help of newcomers and the determination of the veteran squad, the track team is looking forward to another successful and winning season. Pamted Post 4 12 58 39 33V2 58 58 page seventy-fi ve SCORES Northside Campbell Canisteo Watkins C. F. A. Campbell Addison Bath Opponents 29W 36 38 69V2 I2 37 37 F x 1,-s Row l Donna Smnth Joyce Stockdale Row 2 Pat Welty Fran Woch Alice Leunhos Bex Qrce Pat Massey VARSITY CHEERI EADERS The Varsuty Cheerleaders have done a wonderful job thus year cheerlng the team and leading the student body all through football and basketball season The captaun of the squad was Joyce Stockdale and Bev Rlce was co captain These two gurls along wath Pat Welty we e on the Varsnty squad last year The new members were Donna Smlth Allce Lenrhos Fran Woch seniors and Pat Massey a junior Some of the actnvvtues of the gnrls were sponsoring dances after the games sellung basketball pencils candy and sandwlch sales and sellung programs at the football games One of the rew yells the cheerleaders and students es pecaally liked was Who Rah? Who Rah? Who Rah? You Rah' P H S Ra DQ9' efv-' Standing Joan l-lodlock Susan Dalrymple Donna Jones Virginia Holderbach Ursula Schulz Judy Randels Kneeling Carol Ann Carpenter Judy Rigby J. V CHEERLEADERS This year the Jayvee Cheerleaders have done a swell job cheering the team during football and basketball seasons The squad was made up of six new members and two members from previous years The two from last year were Carol Ann Carpenter captain and Judy Rigby co captain both sophomores The rest of the squad was made up of one sophomore Sue Dalrymple and five yunuors who were Donna Jones Ursula Schulz, Ginny Holderbach, Judy Randels, and Joan Hadlock. Two of the highlights of the year were cheering at the Jug Game at Bath with the Varsity Cheerleaders, and going to Hornell on the train. page seventy-seven Row l Paul McNulty Duck Wauble Bob Dalrympl Joel Surdquust Bruan Rose Ed Huberl Row 2 Ken Shepard Ron Morse George Randels Barry Casterlune Gordon Mallett Jude Nutsche Dave Dutcher Wunston Hull Row 3 K nt Tuffany Rucky Fuller Duck Low y van Stermer Jeff Shopoff Brooks Buch r Ruchard Knapp Rodney Steves 55 '45, fy lf YF Bblvbwyxvwv W BV Nj My ur 43' Awful -of 5 Cv! Tis? Eb we 53' T us year the wlung squad had a funal st ustucs of the Tourney showed that ryvftgp Lvf www JO very successful season The team attracted a suzeable number of boys at the begunnung of the year and at our furst team meetung under the supervusuon of Mr Park we elected Barry Casterlune presudent and George Ran dels secretary of the League The squad whuch was duvuded unto 7 teams of 4 keglers each bowled every Thursday afternoon at the Cornung A Alleys At the close of the season the boys who ranked among the top eught averages bowled un the County Bowlung Tournament The Paunted Post s Gordon Mallett won the sungles event and the 5 man team whuch consusted of Barry Casterlune Jude Nutsche George Randels Wunston Hull and Bruan Rose placed second We were also represented un the doubles by Joel Sundquust and Duck Knapp Next year wuth the openung of new bowl ung alleys the Paunted Post bowlung team looks forward to another successful season Very few bowlers wull be lost through grad uatuon and many replacements wull be avaul able to full the vacancues page seventy eught I 8 , l . I ,I . +1 I I f . 1 ' r - g JO L P O' Ajfl l. '. V . 1 X. ' V JJTV gary-I ' fjvlflh WM' , wtf! J 5' . 'Cl wmv ' Q . U . 'Cla f all -Af, ' l' ' il . ,J O' K ' l ' .X T V Msuf , X l , . , ,sc , v , X L Y Vw it tr 9. .5 , - T -' A , My l ' 4 GJ, JJ W il Gym VJ W H r v T P Q ls! KJ ' .L . D 0 if Q58 S9 2 I I V W I X.. Acting Abllltw Bob Dalrymple Barbara Marshall Most Lllul-BIN to Succeed or funk Knapp Jeanne Carson swf mx Beat Dressed Connie Norman Jerry Reagan page eighty Sweetest .Smiles Joe Klepocz Subyl Loughrndge Bob Neolly Bev Ruce Class Flowne Bonnie Vonght Moe Newcomb page enghfy one F anviest Faces Fllrlatloue ' ' ' ' ' Ellen Sporlung Gary Carlffm H Cutest Couple Sylvia Fisk Dove Dutcher fWho was too shy to have her pecrure token7l Ron Qungley page enghty two , . M g1.ml5w55N,:t,q - X ,. . - H ,, ', k ' ,KVI -V 'i Q A I , - , Q . 3. ' ' 5 V . . . . . . I 1 - L , I .. . V - 9 1 I 4 - fxxffna 3 4532 Z, A 4253? if ' f , 8 y 2 ' , 'f b 1 4 1 - , A K . . . . . - 475: Q fs 1 wg ,, ..,,. , im ., - . XL ' f H K S01 lallte SQIIIOPS A RFMINDFR Lvves of sensors we remand you You con moke your memory blest When deportung leove behlnd you l-lrstory tests to help the rest Don D us luke litmus poper When he sees o gurl he turns red when he s olone he s b ue e leorned to love she Ieorned to hote S e Ieorned o Ford could corry eight e Ieorned to coox she Ieorned to teose e Ieorned new woys of cooknng cheese e Ieorned to neck ond breok o dote And now she s reody to groduote SP NIOR PAR FY Lost nnght l held o llttle hond So donnty ond so neot l thought my heort would surely burst So wildly dad It beot No other hond ever held so taght Could greoter glodness brung Thon the one I held lost nsght lt woS Four Aces ond o Kung p g ghty th l . SONG OF EDllCA'I'l0Nl Sh , . sh ' . Sh , , Sh ' . Sh - Upperclassmen Umted IMAGINE A boy wlth Rlchard Blanks halr Duck Lowerys smile Tom Huntley s mouth Ralph Blencowe s teeth Butch Tomb s personaluty John Watson s llne Cerry Grace s height Gerry l-ladlock s muscles Jude Nntsche s sense of humor FrOSh Soph ALQO IMAFITN F A gurl with Sue Dalrymple s hour Dottie Rungs smile Margaret Walton s complexion Gnrny l-lolderbach s personality Carol Ann Carpenter s popularlty Donna Kay Dennis clothes Donna Jones flgure Mary Lou McChesney s eyes Janet Frost s sense of humor Hawau3' I Haut: el ou Junior O Guam AMERILAN LIT cheerful author Samuel Smiles rousy author Howells tall wrlter Longfellow holy writer Pope An amusang author Thomas Tlckells fnery author Burns distressed wrnter Akensnde happy author Gay talkative author Chatterton cold wrnter Frost DQ QI Realy now Girls lsn t rt Awful To be Wfatchlng A sunset And have Hum say How beautiful And then fund l'hat he s really Lookung at the sunset? O I Y D , n k I - Jn - 1 - , . . , . . . , . I I - 1 - 1 - . I ' I ' , . - 1 1 . 1 - 'Q 1 1 - I I r 11 -- 11 I ' ' t I y . - , 11 11 w . A - ' ' ' A . ' - A ' - A ' - A ' - . A I h 1' I 11 . ll A ,. . A - - 1 A ' - ' . eu hy-four WITH APOI OI IPS T0 HILNRY WADSWORTH LOINI HLLLOW Thus us Paunted Post Hugh School wuth nts murmururg teachers and scholars Whu perung auucklv as possublel whule they make belueve study theur lessons Teachers are standrng luke ogres of old wuth vouces harsh and oppressuve Dressed un garments gray that speak wuth accents of drabness Loud from hus luttle otfuce the deep vouced Mr Harruson Speaks and un reproachtul tone calls forth a delunquent student Thus us Paunted Post Hugh School but where are the pupuls who un ut Jumped un surpruse when they heard the footsteps of teachers? Where us the eughth peruod study hall the haven ot whusperung students Students whose luves went on encaged un the buuldung Darkened by flunks and suspensuons retlectung the teelung of sorrow? Gone are theur plea ant smules the pupuls departed forever Scattered about the world Inke leaves whurled o er the wund Nothung save tradutuon remouns of the scholars of Post You who belueve un truendshup of student and teacher You who belueve un beauty and strength of a Prurcupal s devotaon Hear now the mournful song stull sung by alumnu of Paunted Post T0 MISS AINORD Absence makes the hea tg o v to der So thef always say That us why we love you most The days you stay away IOR IIRAINY PFOPIF UNIX lRead Backward? Do People Foolush All, It Do Would You Knev We IQ Qbtvf W 1 1 4 I Jn 1 y v w - rw Q - y . A I l u 4, 1 1 A - 4 ru - uf . S, u . f I , ' . , . 1 I 1 ' 1 3 1 1 . . , , f 1 r 1 . , . . , . ' 1 - A, ,441- . - 7 I . . A r .. . ' 1 x w r v Q - Y 4 . . 1 . . , . Echoes of the Past Palnted P0 t H1 I1 qchool 908 50 Years A 0 ' s 'g . Student Body , 0' U QQ W Xl -KN WV 5 f 3 X45 QQ V V 'NU .X WIONTOI R RESTAI RANT A 1 LARAPELLA SHOE SERVILF Ullllll I Ilom 2 0757 SNYDER S BOTTLED FAS INK IAI SPHI III' CRI' -KW NOXIILIIIS 1 un nw N1 118 LEO HOGANLAMP M 10 SP RXICI1 .mm IPO IIOI ANLANIP OII IONIPXNX IIIIDIIIOI Ol null 1 .1 101 Pl om 697I1 7 1 I I SXIIIIIPINSIXN 1 alum nl WIOYTOLR LODGE No 19 F S X N I STEVEN S DAIRY IINPSI IN NIILIx IND DAIRY PRODI C'IS XIII 1 llli Ol Illll I I I Ilom 2 I924 Lompllnu nt I CALLAHAN AND HOOEY INSI R XXI I Lmnplnne nl I .I L PENNY LO Conf ' - 5 of ' ' L ' 1 l I , 7 . IU , , ,A I, Nlr. ' NI:-P. Ilcllif IC. Law I'uin 4-:I Post. N. T . I - SS ky' ,K LI KI I J 9' ,E .Y . 'K I ,AA A ' 'Y vw 1 A . 1 9 Ifusi I,lIII4'IIl'y Sin-4-I 1 Svr' fl Paint-II Post 1 I X C ' ' gr Arn C ' ' 51. N.Y. I I 3 X . - . , - L- :L I Q . . X S 0. LE ,LI J '-I FLY I' I , .I I 'ICE 523 East Iligl 51. I,iIIlIIl'lI Post. N. Y. U1 ' T Ih f an Yu-Ia ' IIICXI. I+IS'l'A'l'I'1 , 7 A- A' If Frm il.lll. to I0 p.m. A I A' L I - -.,,,- ' I , I 1. -V I. A , Ilis ' f ' 1 W4 I ' Jus. Fu -I Oil. -nd Iv-' s nv I , ', 1 ' . 1 - - ' ILS If. Iligl St. I'uin1-1 Post -V w w V - 1 . - . A -vw 1 I NX Ia BIN In . 1 .',. . .I .'II'5 I I TOMORROW IS YOURS The Llass of 1958 at Palnted Post Hlgh School deserves rlch pralse for lts accomplishments ln many flelds of endeavor Cormng Class Works lb proud to salute you upon thls lmportant milestone You face a hrlght future with lll'llltlt'SS opportunity Your success now depends upon your contlnue d abllltx to use lmaglnatlon and enthuslasm toward making your commumty, your natlon, your world a better place ln wx hlch to IIVC CORN ING GLASS WORK? w Q 0 s I . . x . , . . . A o a Q u u - 1 ff - , . f . ,f I . ., . . J o o Y n I n . s Q Q r A n o u s u c , A . e 1 n e a v V 1 . v , . 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'Q , ,l Graduates IHPRI IS A NILILNDID UI PUR fl NITE IN IHI' NEW bPAPER FIEI D NPXXb NX RITINI ADVERTIMNI MJLICITAIIUN AND XX RIT INC LIRLI LXTIUN N1 AN M ENIFNT TX PE SI' ITINC AND UIHFR VACHINPS MAKE NEWSPAPER WORK YOUR LIFE WORK If lnterestefl Come ln and -,ee us THE CORNING LEADER Leader m Fact Lompllments of Q PAINTED POST, N Y QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS PHONE 65121 ' . r- - 4, . ., V - , , --f - f 7- Y -T-Y. - J A ., A E, A - , J . . w - M w f w A -w - 'w v - 1 'A 4 1 1. , - 7 . L A H w f. N -- v - w , -w f www' W ' - J, I - ..12 1 . 4- . -LJ . 1.4 vw -N- J . . . A. 1 w 4 4 4 n . . . 9 A , . . GG ' 95 w . Wlav For une Prosper You lrdulcrs frolnfr upon .1 Journey ln olrlen tune- su I1 fnumnragul by morals of clwvr Then' frunals and Ili wh hors saul floflspful and maw fortunc PFUHIN r won All of us at Ingersoll Rand offer our congratulailon for their ffooil fortune as then set out upon a nus Journe w W1 are Conflflf nt that the xoung graflllalu will fnul t lf lr on n ln st rodfl to sutu ss and hdpplnf -s lll the X1 ar- t lat lu .1 If ful I I ER OLL RAN COMPA CC X 99 L t .1 , , ' we ' . ,, , , , . , . M .' , .' - ' ' fi to the gI'3Illl21lf'S of the Class of 1958 and Convoy our flvsire- I I 1 1 . I .I ' f 7 l ' 'I . -. .1 .. U Y N1 Y f I n ' 4 J. - , mf HST. 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