Pine Valley Central High School - Pine Knot Yearbook (South Dayton, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1951 volume:

TIH IEMKIEJS ID'DIl N wxVll'1A-If 'DUMMIES NAUTIUIIQAXILILYE' E1 PINE VALLEY CENTRAL SCHOOL SOUTH DAYTON, N. Y. 0 Qaaewofxl TQ keep alive the friend' ships and the memories ot the days spent together in our Alma Mater when We were t'Doin' what comes naturally, We otter this-- Our Year Book Um Sdmali Glzmaq Gaeek Scudfz fbaqfan Mrs. Hall Mr. Moore Sometimes the heart cannot give forth All that it fain would say, Words seem like futile, useless things, Like mists that roll away. And so, with us, our hearts are full Of Words we can't express, We dedicate this book to you To show our Thankfulnessf' 7a Say u you ll Miss Lcmqerman Mr. Harter I L W1 -'72, l 1 X IX, 1 x Q 'Q ,nk l . Seated, left to right: L. lvett, H. Marauart, H. Harkness, tlflresidentl E. Mansfield, L. Richardson tClerkJ. Standing: L. Sturm, R. Mosher, C. Pagett, W. Corkwell, W. Miller. Baaacfafg' ' The school year 1950-51 has been a busy year for the Board of Education in View of Work toward further progress in the development of the central school system. Changes of residence, death of one member and job changes have created several personnel changes in the Board during the year. The Board lost one of its rnost esteemed members upon the death of Wallace R. Newcomb, who gave freely of his time, knowledge and wisdom in aid- ing the central school district. Pine Valley Central is a better school today because of the effort and interest put forth by Mr. Newcomb. He was a friend of education. What has been accomplished is hard to put down in a limited space. lt may be sum- med up that effort has been made to improve standards of education and the facilities helping provide that education. Buildings have been put in better repair: more transportation is provided: two teachers have been added to the faculty: a broader adult education pro- gram is operating: a new salary schedule for teachers has been put in operation: additional sports activity by way of football has been added: more teaching and operational equip- ment has been purchased: the safety conditions of the building have been studied and corrections started: seven committees of lay persons for a new building program have been organized and are working on plans for a new building. These are but a few of the nu- merous activities of the board. Our hats are off to these men who give so freely of their time that our school be a better school and we, the students, have more opportunities. E51 1 ll Carl W. Stamp Supervising Principal Carl I. Stowell Richard L. Earle Elementary Principal Assistant Principal To the Class of 1951, As this goes to press another chapter of your lives is being completed. A new chapter starts with commencement. How long and how good that book ot uncompleted chapters is depends on your choice of what you do next. No educated person doubts the value of edu- cation. What you have now Cannot be taken away from you and what education you get from now on will serve to make your lite even richer. You can be proud of your accomplish- ments during the years of your school days. I trust each of you avail yourselves of further opportunities ot education. Some ot you may go to work, others to the armed forces and others on to further training. Whatever you do keep your aims high and then keep on striving to achieve those aims. You, too, will be taking on new duties as adult citizens. Your right to vote, to participate in community functions, to be ot service to your community through your time, talents and money, are basic privileges and duties for you in a democracy like ours. Let's all give an extra push to our school, community and country by carrying out those duties. Come back and visit Pine Valley Central often. Best wishes to all. t fm WV? 'ww' WN 'WK Q F41-' 'ff-13 Jw 4-S KIT? MO file WZJLF zffltf P Readmg from bottom clockw1se Mrs Iune B Poland Vocal Musrc Mr Roger Moore Englxsh MISS Anne Langerman Commerclal Mxss Maryorxe Malls G1rls Physxcal Educatlon Mr Donald Dayer Ind Arts Mrs Alta M Fowler School Nurse Mr Iack Gorton Boys Phys1calEducat1on Mrs Ramona E Thompson Soc1alStud1es M Damel C Hatter Art Mr Burton N Henrxs Aqnculture Mrs Iayne L Dayer Homemakmg Mrss Bomta Spooner Guidance Dlrector Mr Edward Sulllvan Math Spanish Mrs Clara P Hall Latm Math Mr Walterl Downey Instrumental Musxc Mrss Anne Mohr Social Studies Mrs Ellzabeth E Hayes Lrbrarlan Mr Domemc Montaldx Scxence Mr Rlchard L Earle Iumor I-hah Scxence Math Mrs Ellen Oehser Iumor Hxgh EnglxshSoc1a1 Studxes Mr Dav1d Dorman Iumor Hlqh Enqhsh Math Sclence Mrs Georqla H Gould Iunlor l-hgh English Socral Studres I r .-Il W I -v K.. :- E .. :: ?: if ZZQW' f ' .. 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Timm K' , inderqartenp Mrs. Marguerite Leafs! ' d one, Km- erqarteng Mrs. Alice G. Mosher, Grade 17 Mrs. Es- ther Hart, Grade 17 Miss Marguerite Collins, Grade lp Mrs. Ruth M. Sturm, Grade 2, Mrs. Miriam C. Fox, Grade 2, Mr. Roger F. Dan- ker, Grade 6: Mrs. Maude Charnplin, Grade 3: Mrs. Hazel B. Marsh, Grade 3: Mrs. Katherine B. Wolfe, Grade 5: Mrs. Lorena A. Abbey, Grade 57 Mrs. Fran- ces F. Dye, Grade 4, Mrs. Grace E. Henris, Grade 4: Mrs. Ethel Williams, Grade 67 Mrs Ol' . we W. Rice, Wright's Corners: Mrs. Belle S. Ruttenbur, Hamlet: Miss Fern M. Brown, Cone- wanqo Valley, Mrs. Cicely Warner, Leon Grades 5-6: Mrs. Ethel Meyers, Leon Grades 1-4. 'VS 9 f - vw -- -- ef - 7-----. .- 1-v ., ,, , . 1 Mrs. Earle, Secretory cn South Dayton, Mrs. Rhocdes, Secreiciry cn Cherry Creek. CUSTODIANS: Left io right-Mr. Oehser, Mr. Philips, Mrs. Philips, Mr. Hall, Mr. Mount, Mr. Barnes. Below: Mrs. Marvin, Mrs. Pickup cmd Mrs. Paine, Cherry Below: Mrs. Ruckh and Mrs. Wolfe, South Dayion, Ccxfeieriu. Creek, Cafeteria. -, l , - 'W YQHIPI. if f G00 LU K Arg ff W 4 j. iw.. n IOAN REYNOLDS Library, 1. Chorus, l, 2, 4. Mama's Little Helper , 2. Pine Knot Staff, 3, 4. Seventeenth Summer , 3. The Campbells are Coming , 4. Student Council Secretary, 4. Class President, 4. LELAND INGERSOLL Volley Ball, 1. I. V. Basketball, l, 2. Class Presdient, 1. Baseball, 1, 4. Vice President, 2, 4. Student Council, 3. Seventeenth Summer , 3. Pine Knot Staff, 4. The Campbells are Coming , 4. Football, 4. ELAINE PARSELL Treasurer, 1. Secretary, 2, 3, 4. Pine Knot Staff, 3, 4. SALLY VAN WORMER Class Treasurer, 1, 3, 4. Secretary, 2, F. H. A., 2. Dramatic Club, 3. 4. Seventeenth Summer , 3. Pine Knot Staff, 3, 4. Pine Knot Feature Editor, 4. The Campbells are Corning , 3. l12l GRACE ANN ABRAMOWSKI Transferred from Buffalo, Z. Pine Knot Staff, Cheerleader, 3. 3, 4. MARY IANE ALDRICH Hec Club, l, 2, 3. Student Council, l, 2. Mama's Little Helper , 2. Drama Festival, 3. Seventeenth Summer , 3. Hec Club Treasurer, 3. Newspaper Editor, 4. Drama Club President, 4. Pine Knot Staff, 3, 4. CARRIE ALGER Hec Club, 1, 2, 3. Pine Knot Staff, 4. IOSEPHINE BLOTNER Intramurals, 2, 3, 4. Chorus, 2, 3, 4. Hec Club, 2, 3. Mama's Little Helper , Z. 3 Seventeenth Summer Pine Knot Staff, 3, 4. Sextet, 4. Secretary and Treasur l13l , . er of 1 Chorus, 4 DONALD BUTCHER Boys Chorus, l. Mixed Chorus, l. Freshman Basketball. Basketball, 2, 3, 4. Baseball, 2, 3, 4. Cross Country, 3. Football, 4. Seventeenth Summer , 3. The Campbells are Coming , 4. Pine Knot Stall, 4. BARBARA COLVIN Pine Knot Staff, 4. RICHARD CROWELL Student Council, l. F. P. A.. 2, 3, 4. I. V. Basketball, 3. Poultry Judging, 3. Cattle Judging, 4. F. F. A. President, 4. REBECCA DAYTON Chorus, l. Seventeenth Summer , 3. The Campbells are Coming , 4. Student Council President, 4. Pine Knot Staff, 4. Newspaper Club, 4. E141 DAVID DORMAN Transferred to Pine Valley, 4 Football, 1, 2, 3, 4. Basketball, l, 2, 3, 4. Valley Ball, 2, 3, 4. Track, 1, 4. Baseball, 2, 3. Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4. Honor Society, 2, 3, 4. Band, 1, 2, 3, 4. ROSEMARY EARLE Hec Club, 3. Band, l, 2, 3, 4. Chorus, 2. CARMELFINK Transferred from Forestville, 2. Band, 1, 2, 3, 4. Chorus, l, 2, 3, 4. Intramurals, 1, 2. Fredonia Music Festival, 1, 2, 3, 4. All-State Sectional, 3. Pine Knot Staff, 4. The Campbells are Coming , 4. Dance Band, 2, 4. Secretary and Treasurer of .Band, 4. ELIZABETH GOUI.D Hec Club, 1, 2, 3. Secretary, 1. Mama's Little Helper , 2. Seventeenth Summer , 3. The Campbells are Coming , 4. Dramatic Festival, 3. Dramatic Club, 4. Cheerleader, 3, 4. Pine Knot Staff, 3, 4. Pine Knot Head, 4. Newspaper Club, 4. 1151 KENNETH GROVER Orchestra, 1, 2, 3. Chorus, 1. Baseball Manager, 3. Cross Country, 3. Football, 4. Band, 4. The Campbells are Coming , 4. BEVERLY HILL Intramurals, l, 2, 3. F. H. A.. 1. Pine Knot Staff, 4. CAROL HOWARD Chorus, 1. 2, 3. Cheerleading, 3, 4. Pine Knot Staff, 4. Athletic Association President, 4 Cheerleading Captain, 4. LUCILE MANN Hec Club, 1, 2, 3. The Campbells are Corning , 4 Seventeenth Summer , 3. Pine Knot Staff, 4. 1151 AZALIA MARVIN Transferred from Falconer, 2 Chorus, 2. Tulip Time , 2. Student Council, 2. Pine Knot Staff, 4. Newspaper Club, 4. Library Club, 4. CHARLES MILLER Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4. Valley Ball, l. Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4. Football, 4. Boys Chorus, 1. Mixed Chorus, l. Pine Knot Staff, 4. Seventeenth Summer , 3 PERRY MILLIMAN Orchestra, l, 2. Student Council, 2. Chorus, l, 2, 3. Tulip Time . 2. Vice President, 3. Dramatic Club, 3. Cross Country, 3. Band, l, 2, 3, 4. Pine Knot Staff, 4. IAMES RIDER Baseball, 1, Basketball, 2. 2. Volleyball, 2. Class President, 2, 3. Vice President, l. Seventeenth Summer , 3. The Campbells are Coming , 4. Student Council, 2. Pine Knot Staff, 4. l17l Y. W... V- -7,-V.-,i,.---, MARY LOU SCI-IULTZ Chorus, l, 2, 3, 4. Intramurals, l, 2. 3, 4. Fredonia Music Festival, l, 2, 3, 4. Fredonia Drama Festival, 3. Pine Knot Staff, 3, 4. Dramatic Club, 3, 4. Secretary, treasurer of Dramatic Club, 3, 4 Volley Ball, 3. Soft Ball Captain, 3. Seventeenth Summer , 3. Spreading the News , 3. Football Cheerleader, 4. Varsity Basketball Cheerleader, 4. OLETA WELLMAN' F. H. A., 1. 2. Soft Ball. 1, 3. Pine Knot Staff, 4. DOROTHY WILLIAMS Band, 1. Pine Knot Staff, 3, 4. President, 1. Intramurals, 2, 3. RAYMOND WOOD Baseball Manager, 1. Class Vice President, 1. Band, l, 4. Varsity Basketball Manager, 2. Mama's Little Helper , 2. Class President, 2. Track, 3. Cross Country, 3. Drama' Festival, 3. I. V. Basketball, 3. Seventeenth Summer , 3. Band Vice President, 4. Student Council, 4. The Campbells are Coming , 4. Varsity Basketball, 4. Pine Knot Staff, 4. l13l HK 191 pawefz. As freshmen we started our high school activities off with a bang. This was selling candy and having roller skating parties. In our sophomore year, the South Dayton tribe sponsored a dance called the Sophomore Hop . This same year the Cherry Creek gang put on their dance, Moonlight Serenade . The junior year found the tribe and gang, combined into one bunch at South Dayton. Our first activity was also our first business venture, namely, selling Christmas cards and stationery. In the spring of the year We presented our junior play, Seventeenth Summer that is remembered by every one. We sponsored two dances, a Saint Patricks Day Dance and a Valentine's Dance, both of which were very successful. We sailed. into our senior year with hopes so high the sky was the limit. The Football Dance was our first venture and a great success, it was. We next had a campaign to sell magazines, and this was not a flop by any means, as we greatly increased our bank roll. The climax was best of all as the losing team had to treat the winners at a party. We also had try-outs for our play The Campbells are Coming , that same evening. We'll never forget this play because in it we all had a chance to do What Come's Naturally . During the Christmas vacation we put on our Holiday Dance and soon afterward in the months to follow we sponsored a spaghetti dinner and a carnival. The Carnival with it's many attractions, was fun for all, even the seniors. Undoubtedly the greatest event was our trip to New York. What fun! We'll never forget it. The juniors and seniors had a formal ball in honor of us seniors. Surely was nice. Graduation! The final day and what is our future? May Doin' What Comes Naturally lead to success. t19l L. I. E. P. R. E. ...M Zi as 4-. G. A. u 4 JM... W .W- , nl '- . ,, N :vm 2 -.H .: 5 ag . i em f Q .. fl iff .'I'r 'i 1' VI- ,Ai 1 fl 3 5 5 W 4 Q 4- N M D. B. Y D. W. L. M. iq. . M. S. 1, ' 2. WH P. M. C. H. 553. if' 15 M M. 3 if g . Y f..., 9' Q ' . '-., 3 A.-. 1 .. ', . I R. C. 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C NA QM TVURA MV NAME Grace Ann Mary lane Carrie Iosephine Donald Richard Barbara Rebecca David Rosemary Carmel Elizabeth Kenneth Beverly Carol Leland Lucille Azalia Charles Perry Elaine Ioan Iames Mary Lou Sally Oleta Dorothy Raymond NICK NAME Gracie Iohnny Io Butch Rich Barb Becky Dave Romie Carm Dolly Ken Bev Doggie Tilly Ludy Butch Chucky Pee Wee Lainey Ioanie lim LuLu Suzie Bubbles Dotty Ray EXPRESSION N cky! Ostroski. I don't know. Oh, No! Dangnationl Could be. Egad! My Word! For goodness sake! Oh! I see. For Corn's Sake. Let's go to Gowanda, Doggie. Understand? Oh, fine. Let's go to Gowanda, Imagine that! Tweety. Eekl Holy satchelsl Hello Fuzz. For crying out loudl Oh brother. Eqadl Rowdie Dow. Really? Nol Hokey Mosesl Gee Christmas. l22l Dolly. hai Wim LIKES Classical music Lively people Horses Tall men Short girls Sleeping Motorcycles Wrestling Spike Iones Western records Trucks Spanish music Dancing Bowling Gowanda Sleeping late To wear a big Richard Brunettes Redheads Diamond rings Sewing Gershwin Yodeling Animals Roller skating Drum corps Arguing ring Www, DISLIKES Prying people Stuck-up boys Nosey people Bossy people School Big wheels Schoolwork Driving class Girls Wrestling Boogie-woogie Competition English class Self-centered people Fickle men Getting up Mustaches Brothers Wild women Blondes Perfect people Class meeting Bee-Bop Arthur Godfrey Self-centered people Herself Hotrods School CHARACTERISTIC Considerate Peppy Reserved Happy Tall Iolly Quiet Sarcastic Witty Cheerful Musical Dreamy Helpful Agreeable Quick-tempered Smooth Nosey Lazy Stronq Loud Disagreeable Busy Crazy Irresistable Fresh Independent Disagreeable Mad ! ! BREED Pedigreed Welchman French My own Arabian First class English Chihuahua Slobovian Secret Pooka Peruvian German Leonian Irish I'll never tell Hobo Mongrel Purebred? Lilliputian Perrysburgian Hamster Chow The best Dutch lndifferent Spanish Heinz 57 variety l23l HANKERIN' To be, or not to be Analyze people Live on the farm loin the Waves Stay out of the Army Stay a bachelor Get a good job Stay young forever To be a bachelor Go to Hawaii Be a trucker's Bookkeeper Own a hatshop on the Champs Elysees To be a businessman Live a life of ease Find the right man Be a second Rip Van Winkle To shave a man Own a funeral parlor Go south Buy a Cadillac To elope To gain weight Own a fleet of Cadillacs Settle down out West Nursing To be a miser Get lots of money Be a 4 star general in the Air Force Um Seniafz ,MV r l cmd 2-Our 7qLet's ily. 8- pretty. l l-Mr. R.C.A. Building. slumber? 3 2 . X W H 'ff f f ifixfig f , I f51gn.iQf s Q,sg, f Wi, fi , 4. i ' Q 'H' 1 chcperons. 3-Caught napping. 4-Lucille serves refreshments. 5-So tired. 6--Where we stayed. ln the subway - Which is more weary - Tilly or the guide? 9-Where do we qo next? I0-Looking Thompson - ci swell personality. 12-Smile, Carol, Smile! 13-Chuck views New York from l4-How high can ci building be? 15-Typically New York. l6-Excuse us! Did we disturb your i241 V- ' if X: X f ' 'T .. X1 - x 1, . XL 1 ., K ' L x N v 3 'hh-ef ii-fx f : :E'. :5- ' 2 f-- .fug- a 3 ' 4 5903952 MTS- Thompson. M- Coon, S- FOX' A- S1'1YCl91', l. Astry, W. Lincoln, S. Sutter, l. Brown, I. Blotner. First Row: N. Wheeler, M. Petersen, I. Greeley, M. Hickox, R. Colburn, M. Berg, L. Steward, C. Stone, M. Reynolds R. Ingersoll, R. Ruckh, C. Mierzwa, D. Tyma. Second Row: L. Fuller, L. Colson, O. Colander, R. Fritts, I. Howard, L. Ranke, W. Volk, S. Oehser, A. Wolfe, L. Wolfe I. Huttenbur. Third Row: F. Kelley, P. Danker, R. Gaylord, W. Seager, H. Wolfe, O. Elliott, R. Cole, C. Troutman, H. Smith, R Cole, F. Troutman, Mr. Dayer. CLASS OFFICERS: Left to right-S. Fox, Secretary: W. Lincoln, President: I. Astry, Vice-President: absent, S. Sutter, Treasurer. The luniors, looking forward to their Senior year were off with a big start. We began the year selling greeting cards and stationery. In November, we held the Harvest Hop with the Kaltus Boys furnishing the rnusic. Everyone was very excited when the Class rings arrived in December. We sponsored the Movie The Beautiful Blonde From Bashful Bend . Later we held the Valentine Dance with Hickok's Orchestra. l25l NS A We presented the Play Thank You, Mr. Parker, a three-act Comedy, on April 13th and 14th. Will you ever forget 'graceful' Beth CNancyl, the irate father CWardl, The Bloom sisters Uoann and Shirleyl who couldn't say any- thing unless both were present, how the Mother CAlicel looked after her horse- back ride and all the interesting happenings during rehearsals? ln May we helped the Seniors with their prom. This class certainly believes in Doin' what comes natuarlly even to the extent of planning a trip to Switzerland to attend the Olympics. Seated: V. Tarbell, C. Corkwell, D. Pagett, S. Stone, N. Kelley, C. Grover, V. Iohnson, L. Tyma, I. Crumb, Mrs. Dayer First Row: E. Lampson, I. Knoder, F. Moon, M. Iaquay, D. Iohnsori, L. Livermore, D. Harvey, V. Besco, I. Bentley, I Earle, L. Smith, H. Gens, N. Ecker, N. Berqy, G. Ackler, S. Ellis. Second Row: C. Wachter, R. Madison, W. Fuller, R. Troutman, W. Ray, W. Waite, C,Cor1klin, M. Marvin, R. Bentley R. McNamara, A. Clark, A. Priest, D. Keppel. Third Row: Mr. Henris, D. Phillips, R. Richter, R. Towne, T. Fox, C. Kerr, I. Nobles, R. Milspaw, R. Cole. A. Steward I. Henris, Mr. Montaldi. Swfw CLASS OFFICERS: Left to righte-T. Fox, Vice-Presi- dent: C. Corkwell, Secretary, E. Lampson, Presie dentg I. Earle, Treasurer. Are we important? I should say so! We are so great that we have to have three homerooms. Noisy? Not a bit. Ambitious? To the nth degree. We have sold or given away pencils, taken part in the Pine Valley News subscription contest and have entered all the various sports. At our Sophomore Hop, we surprised ourselves immensely by making quite a bit oi money. Next year-Iuniors-Oh Boy! l23l Seated-First Row: Miss Malls, Miss Mohr, Mrs. Hall, T. lohnston, C. Kelley, V. Rose, I. Cullen, P. Gross, H. Smith, B. Hill, V. Lengerich, C. Barnhart, P. Lincoln. Second Row: W. Hickox, T. Weaver, R. Langless, B. Tremblay, S. Ackley, B. Howard, S. Gates, M. Ruttenbur, S. Merchant, M. Colvin, A. Silleman, T. Barry, M. Ranke. Third Row: D. Marsh, W. Stoddard, E. Morey, C. Mount, I. Bentham, I. Berg, L. Butcher, A. Sheldon, T. Elliott, R. Green, P. Hoitink. Fourth Row: N. Merrill, R. Green, D. Ellis, D. Braun, T. Dorman, G. Scott, C. Peters, D. Gould, R. Barns, I. Sturm, L Milliman. '7!ze Qaeda CLASS OFFICERS: Left to right-I. Sturm, President, R. Greene, Vice-President: H. Smith, Treasurer: B. Howard, Secretary. The Freshman class has been very active this year. They have taken part in basketball, not only the Freshman team, but the varsity and junior varsity as well. They also participated in cheerleading, Band, Dance Band, FHA, Drama Club, and many others. This class held a class party at South Dayton on October 20. They had a roller skating party, April 6. They also sponsored a donkey basketball game April 20 at South Dayton Auditorium. They' have sold candy and have quite a lot of money from it. The Freshman class has Won many prizes. They won the prize for selling the most subscriptions to the Pine Valley News in the contest between - the Freshman and Sophomore classes. Individual winnings were won by Douglas Braun, first place: Marlene Ruttenbur, second place: and David Marsh, third place. Your doing wonderful Freshmen, keep it up. I 29 J First Row, left to right: Mr. Dorman, Mrs. Gould, I. Phillips, M. Bradley, P. Cannon, I. Colson, F. Carpenter, N. Stabe- nau, R. Steward, M. Schweiger, I. Valentine, M. Colander, E. Balthaser, L. Kelley, L. Nicherson. Second Row: E. Shenberg, M. Stephens, M. Nicherson, P. Howard, G. Palmer, F. Ingersoll, B. Tingue, C. Philbrick F. Eckert, H. Sweeney, A. Day, P. Petersen, I. Harvey, E. Mecham. Third Row: S. Mount, D, Orth, K. Purdy, G. Milliman, R. Greeley, T. Beech, R. Strough, A. Carnahan, W. Martin, L Martin, E. Armitage, D. Colvin, R. Reynolds. Fourth Row: A. Fuller, E. Milspaw, E. Weaver, N, Tarbell, C. MacDonald, M. Wolfe, G. Hollenbeck, K. Mosher, H Nobles, N. Iohnston, C. Irish, A. Tatchel, D. Butcher. Fifth Bow: B. Turzillo, I. Burris, B. Young, R. Bergy, B. Iohnson, D. Wood, H. Danker, E. Crumb, P. Green, K. Miller M. Wightman, H. Lengerich, R. Dye, A. Scott. Qwcle CLASS OFFICERS: Left to right-H. Nobles, Vice- Presidentg R. Bergy, Treasurer, F. Ingersoll, Pre- sidentg P. Howard, Secretary. When the 8th grade organized last fall there were 73 members. To start things oti We held a get acquainted party in the gym. From our class 32 members joined the Yorker Club. The Yorker Club attended a jamboree at Sherman and the state convention at Hyde Park, very interesting. We tried our luck as salesmen, when We decided to raise some money for our class and the Yorkers by selling candy and greeting cards. We were proud to say that Patty Petersen who is in our room was champion speller in the Buffalo Evening News Spelling Contest that was given to the 7th and 8th graders. i301 l I First Row: Mrs. Oehser, E. Whipple, D. Grover, E. Meacham, B. Dorman, C. Crowell, D. Miller, D. Waters, M. Colander P. Butcher, W. Milspaw, H. Nash. Second Row: Mr. Sullivan, D. Wachter, C. Cullen, P. Strouqh, R. Zollinqer, M. Ruqg, B. Kahm, K. Wheeler, L. Greeley I. Brown, T. Ellis, D. Harvey, C. Cullen. Third Row: L. Livermore, E. King, H. Peters, R. Swanson, L. Danker, R, Killock, C. Priest, S. Bielecki, D. Young R. Lincoln, D. Merrill. Fourth Row: C. Kelley, G. Crumb, L. Oakes, R. Johnston, D. Dawley, F. Moon, P. Dayton, R. Hackett, W, Maxwell D. Clarke, G. Marvin, D. Clarke. Fifth Row: M. Dye, A. Wachter, H. Nobles, D. Rider, R. Sholl, K. Anderson, I. Moore, G. Ellis, R. Earle, D. Berg, D Butcher. G' CLASS OFFICERS: Lei! to right-D. Waters, Secretary: L. Danker, President: R. Earle, Vice-President: D. Rider, Treasurer. Our first year up at South Dayton has proved really exciting. We sponsored the Yorker Club in which many of us are members. Since each class has their turn at selling candy, we had our turn in February. Our movie Scudda-Ho, Scudda-Hay was a success as Well as our Easter Card sales. We had a swell party on May 18th cmd hope our years to come will be good ones. l31l Mrs. Timm's and Mrs. Leafstone's Kindergarten. Miss Collin's first grcxde. Mrs. Hart's first grade. Mrs. Mosher's first grade. Mrs. Fox's second grade Mrs. Sturm's second grade. Miss Brown, Conewango Valley Mrs. Marsh's third grade. Mrs. Champ1in's third grade. C R E E K Q . 5? Q 2 r Mrs. Wo1fe's fifth grade. Mrs. Abbey's fifth grade. Mrs. Dye's fourth grade. Mrs. Wi11iam's sixth grade. Mrs. Henris's fourth grade. Mr. Dcnker's sixth grade. Mrs. Warner, Leon. Mrs. Meyer's, Leon. Mrs. Rutienbur, Hamlet. Mrs. Rice, Wrighis Corners. E534 ,MAI Y Nqww-1 Upper left: Young artists Upper right: Reading for Center: Audiometer tests. Lower left: Rhythm bond. Lower right: Work-out in at work. enjoyment. qvm. amzlficw Scenoi Gfwuuf GMM I' PINE KNOT STAFF HEADS-Seated left to right: Mrs. Hall, Advisory L. Mann, Business Manager: S. Van Wormer, Feature Editor: R. Wood, Photography, I. Rider, Editor-in-Chief, C. Howard, Sports Editor: A. Marvin, Circulation: E. Parsell, Typing Manager. Standing left to right: R. Dayton, Wit and Humor, L. Ingersoll, Advertisement, Miss Langerman, Advisor, E. Gould, Art Manager. ine CAO55 0 . Y x EQOXOXOKSS. iq, we X 5 X -5 OK e X990 X N091 QX0 new wx . 009' 'ww me ol X vale' new we we vol Stoll . Mf- Siclfldingr wich, . M. A Mcrvlnl 1, A' olfe' Mvun H. W .thi S- Prius. H. Sml lfe. R' i11O, WO . R. Turz Con. L' right' M. C 1eff to Hoge' 'ted ld- Arm CLUB-SEGE' Gou be-Ck' E' SPAPER B Dcyto Houen NEWH. Gems' Sumvcfn' ' elm DRAMA CL UB Sol: -XfSeoted left to ultz, Q Bornlz owcrrd right: M Qrl, S. , M Pe! I Bentl to ' Ac-lcle ersen, N ey, N E nd1n9:I Y. I . Wh clcer Earle bur C eeler , M loqucuq I Hutten- , . Bell, I Blotneq S. Oehser, I Greeley, S Von Worms-r, O. Colon- den E1 Gonlol I Brown, H. Wood, M Aldrich. -'ITHLE7'lC' ASSOC!!! TIO Xlfneeling le!! to riglzl: I Burris, W Maxwell. Standing: Mr. Gorton, L B w , H, B 11 I Q Merrill, D. Butcher. ro D en ey . Howard, N 1 T O Career days, departmental visits to schools and industries, student plans cmd schedules, orientation programs-these and many other terms have become synonymous with educa- tional and vocational guidance. Through the co-operation ot the family and board ot education, we at Pine Valley have been able to attend many of the open house programs, hear a number of visiting professors and visit some of the nearby places of industry. Many thanks to those who made these pos- sible. On February 7, we held our own career day in order that We might acquaint ourselves with community vocational opportunities. On April 19, we participated in the county Voca- tional Guidance Clinic at Falconer. Plans tor 1951-'52-greater emphasis on vocational planning and continued excellence and pride in our work. are ititifkit , Seated left to right: Mr. Thompson, KC. B. MJ, Miss Spooner, lGuidance Directorl. Standing: Mr. Duncan, Rev. Cornwall. Mr. Ruttenbur, Dr. Dunfield, Mr. Brown. l38l 1 lug- . Seated left to right: I. Brown, L. Wolfe, R. Wood, B. Dayton, I. Reynolds, D. Berg, A. Scott. Standing: V. Tarbell, E. Lampson, D. Marsh, F. Ingersoll, A. Day, S. Ackley, W. Lincoln, I. Sturm, H. Wolfe, Mr. Earle L. Danker, R. Richter. Slucfenl' Ucumczll President - Rebecca Dayton Vice President Hazen Wolfe Secretary - loan Reynolds Treasurer Ward Lincoln Advisor Mr. Earle This year the Student Council had a big hand in school government as it naturally should. Among our many projects were: selling book covers, giving a Halloween Party, setting up and decorating an outside Christmas tree, presenting Holy VV'eelc assemblies. We bought a microphone and amplifier for the school. Afterward We presented Cole's indoor circuses to fill up our depleted treasury. Our last efforts went into the editing of a Handbook for 1951-52. We had a very successful season and a lot of fun in the Council. l39l MIXED CHORUS-Front Row, left to right: Mrs. Poland, I. Blotner, A. Wolfe, L. Smith, C. Corkwell, L. Tyma, I. Reynolds, I. Greeley, G. Earle, I. Blotner. 2nd Row-D. Colvin, S. Sutter, S. Oehser, S. Fox, L. Fuller, S. Ellis, C. Fink, N. Wheeler, I, Brown, A. Steward. 3rd Row-M. Schultz, W. Seager, T. Fox, H. Wolfe, D. Butcher, I. Rider, T. Dorman, L. Ranke. Do, re, mi,eeWhat is that? VV hy it's Monday again cmd that's the chorus practicing. Annoying maybe, but we have to keep in shape for our spring and fall concerts. Besides the two annual concerts, this year we had a Christmas party with the band and had charge of the Christmas assembly. We also plan e to go to Fredonia in the spring. Some of our members sang in the Holy Week assemblies and several of us went to Iamestown to sing in the All State Chorus. Later in the year a few of us plan to go to Farnham with the band when they make their guest appearance. GIRL'S CHORUS-Seated left to right: C. Corkwell, I. Reynolds, L. Smith, S. Fox, C. Mierzwa, E. Stosh. 2nd Row-L. Fuller, C. Moore, I. Greeley, G. Ackler, S. Ellis, I. Earle, I. Blotner. 3rd Row-A. Wolfe, S. Oesher, M. Peterson, N. Bergey, C. Barnhart, I . Brown, N. Ecker. 4th Row-V. Sohar, D. Harvey, L. Ranke, C. Fink, M. Iaquay, N. Wheeler. Ewa! Sharp-eh? Those new band uniforms are really classy, aren't they? But really, we didn't need new band uniforms to prove that we are a sharp outfitl This year we marched at the football games, come rain or shine. We also gave a fine fall concert. Some of our members attended All-State at Iamestown. We also played for the Christmas program, and we are planning to give another concert. We plan to go to Fredonia and come home with a pretty good rating. On an unexpected notice we played for the Cole Bros. Indoor Circus in March, which was fun. Trumpets: I. Greeley, D. Phillips, D. Gould, L. Martin, R. Green, M. Petersen, P. Howard, R. Milspaw. Clarinet: S. Fox, S. iOehser, E. Whipple, V. Tarbell, M. Ruttenbur, R. Dye, C. McDonald, T. Beach, R. Wood. Saxophones: C. Fink, G. Scott, N. Merrill. Trombones: I. Henris, W. Seaqer, l. Rider. Horns: B. Howard, H. Sweeney, L. Steward. Basses: A. Scott, D. Cole. Percussion: P. Milliman, S. Gates, K. Grover. Baritone: R. Earle, T. Dorman. Director: Walter Downey. DANCE BAND-Seated left to right: W. Seager D. Phillips, I. Greeley, D. Gould, I Henris. Standing-P. Millimcm, G. Scott, C. Fink, A. Scott, N. Merrill, Mr. Downey, V. Tarbell JY t Seated left to right: H. Gens, I. Howard, R. Fritts, L. Colson, A. Wolfe, L. Smith, C. Corkwell, Standing: Mrs. Dayer, I. Blotner, A. Snyder, M. Berg, N. Ecker, I. Earle, S. Stone, M. Hickox, D. johnson, L. Wolfe 4. 041. 14. Tuesday again and the F. H. A. girls are gathering for their meeting! Margie calls the meeting to order. Accomplishments during the year: Westem dance and show, Red Cross projects completed, assisted in the drive for the March of Dimes, and several enjoyable parties. The club again purchased the Seventeen Magazine, which was enjoyed by all. Next year the club hopes to join the national organization of the F.H.A. At the end of the school term, something useful will be donated by the club to the Homemaking Department. Our motto that we all try to live up to is: Toward New Horizons. f 42 l Ill.. 4. 4. 14. Under our able president, we have really been going places this year. We made a trip to Alfred University for Career Day . We witnessed many fine demonstrations that held our interest constantly. Co-operating with F. H. A., we held a spring dance with the WHL Iam- boree. At the fair in county competition we placed third in the Dairy Iudging and second in the Winter Poultry Fair at Iamestown. This summer we are planning for a lake boat trip to Detroit, which every one of us is looking forward to. 5 1 Seated left to right: D. Phillips, R. Troutman, E. Lampson, C. Troutman, R. Crowell, R. Cole, L. Milliman, L. Butcher. Standing: Mr. Henris, D. Ellis, R. Richter, D. Keppel, R. McNamara, C. Hubbard, F. Troutman, W. Ray, W. Waite, C. Conklin, G. Scott, E. Morey, R. Towne. l 43 l The eighth grade group of the Yorker Club was organized in September lst Row-Mrs. Gould, E. Shenberg, P, Howard, E. Milspaw, I. Phillips, P. Cannon, S. Mount H. Sweeney, I. Valentine. Znd Row-C. Irish, I. Burris, H. Nobles, G. Palmer, F. Ingersoll, B. Tingue, M. Colander, A. Day P. Petersen, L. Martin, R. Reynolds. Srd RowiW. Martin, N. Tarbell, E. Armitage, A. Carnahan, R, Bergy, R. Greeley, T, Beech M. Wolfe, C. MacDonald, D. Wood. 1948. This year we have 32 members with the following officers in charge: President - Roland Bergey Secretary - Helen Sweeney Vice President - - Paul Phillips Treasurer - - Elinor Milspcrw Sponsor - Mrs. Georgia Gould Our projects included the making of a United Nations Flag, scrapbooks of the various communities represented in our club, historical maps and hob- bies. We raised money by selling Easter cards and candy. The highlight of the year was the convention at Hyde Park, which we attended and also the jarnboree at Sherman. The Pine Needles Iunior Chapter of the New York State Historical Asso- ciation reorganized Septernber 1950, with 24 members. Two more joined later when they transferred from other schools. The purpose of our group is to make history more interesting. Projects during this school year included the making of slides on local history, support- ing the Iunior Red Cross, sponsoring a movie, selling candy' and Easter cards to earn money to help defray expenses to the State Convention which was held at Hyde Park. President - - Penfield Dayton Secretary Gloria Paine Vice President - Deanna Miller Treasurer - - David Dawley lst Rowell Whipple, D. Wachter, B. Dorman, L. Greeley, K. Wheeler, D. Miller, D. Waters I. Brown, T. Ellis. Znd Row-Mrs. Oehser, R. Zollinger, M. Rugg, D. Dawley, R. Killock, C. Priest, S. Bielecki I. Moore. 3rd Row-R. Iohnston, K. Anderson, L. Danker, R. Hackett, P. Dayton, W. Maxwell, H. Nobles A. Wachter. 4 R Standing: G. Abramowski, W. Volk, I. Bentham. Sitting: A. Sheldon, M. Coon, C. Peters, D. Howard, P. Milliman. Www Approximately 8,000 books and many PVCS students have passed through the doors of the library this year. It was a busy place! Added chairs filled every corner and shelves soared ever toward the ceiling. Reorganization work was continued during the summer, while the process of Cataloging is a major project yet to be completed. A library club was organized this year with the following members: Nancy Ecker Geraldine Earle Ioanne Bentley Esther Balthaser Rosena Colbum Eva Shenberg Wilma Volk Frances Ingersoll Lois Ann Colson Nettie Mae Stabenau Onnalee Colander Azalia Marvin Meetings were held monthly and various projects added interest to regular library work. Book Week plans were the result of Library Club planning, as well as study, research, and correspondence with other schools in con- nection with community committees planning a new building. It was voted recently to name the club The Book Ends . Members of the library club deserve much appreciation for their help in keeping the library running smoothly while Mrs. Hayes was in the elementary library. T451 E E E E s S 3 1 V I 5 3 2 2 5 2 Q Q ,, , , . . ,M . ,E 'Sai' Q I is f if' so A5 't L In in Q 'gfvhgg 'veg 'HW New if ll -e 144 UMQ4 'See 7Q :mlm f--..,,,, f -5.1 Left to right: Nice horse Marge: The Seniors in their glory: Students actions reflected: Let's go Pine Valley: Future cooks: A good time ct the Sophomore Hop: The C'Q1npbeI1's ore Coming: At ease. Q . SCENE FROM THE FOUNDEBS DAY SKlT use . 7, , ' 71 eenhaf President - - Mrs. Ralph Mosher First Vice President - - Mrs. Esther Hart Second Vice President Mrs. William Fuller Secretary - - Mrs. Gardner Oesher Treasurer Mrs. DeForest Hall Auditor ----- Miss Fern Brown The Pine Valley Central Parent Teacher's Association has successfully completed its second year. The theme Better Family Living helped to plan the monthly programs. The aim of the organization was Better Citizens of Tomorrow . The programs of the year have been very well presented as well as instructive. The Founders Day program consisted ot a skit with the characters dressed as they were at the first P. T. A. meeting. The Ways and Means committee have been in the publishing ot a P. T. A. cook book and the annual amateur show. The P. T. A. serves as a place for the parents and faculty to become acquainted and discuss problems concerning the youth. l45l ffm My f Kneeling left to right: H. Smith, C. Miller, R. Gaylord, P. Danker, L. Ingersoll. ' Standing: Mr. Gorton, B. Barnes, I. Nobles, I. Henris, K. Grover, W. Fuller, T. Fox, R. Milliman, R. Ruckh, R. Richter, W. Ray, K. Purdy, Mr. Dayer. The varsity cheerleaders with their blue jeans cmd white sweat shirts, tried very hard to arouse the enthuisasm of the entire student body, since this was our first year of football. Sometimes they cheered at the wrong times, but that was to be expected, for they hardly knew what a touchdown was. The cheerleaders and student body were on the field rain or shine, cheering for the team, never giving up hope. The whistle blew- the team was in position-the crowd was tense-the kickoff was made and the game started. Our boys fought hard to hold back the opposing teams who were more experienced. We won two games, Brocton and Panama. With another year's ,experience Pine Valley will really have a team. Qwtdd ,.p- ,ll - ' Left to right O. Colander M. Schultz, C. Howard, E. Gould, I. Brown. This year the Varsity Cheerleaders had to get rid of their aches and pains and establish some energy and pep, for they were cheering foravictorious team Most of the student body knew what cheer to expect first in the pep meetings. The cheerleaders favorite cheer was The Echo. Carol Howard - - - Trying to be a succesful captain. Ioanne Brown - Who loved to wear her cheerleading dress. Elizabeth Gould - - With her love for Pep Meetings . Onnalee Colander - - Yea Phil was her usual yell. Mary Lou Schultz ---- What are we going to do next? The Varsity cheerleaders of 1951 give their ambitions and pep to the future cheerlead- ers and hope they enjoy cheerleading as much as they did, for it is good cheerleading and good sportsmanship besides the team that make a real game. 0 4 E AT ous HRST GPM 8 E 5 4 5 K The year of 1950-51 . y won twelve league games while only losing two. The climax of the season came when the team beat Clymer 54-49. This enabled them to play Clymer again at lamestown in which we lost. The team never gave up hope until the buzzer sounded. Losing that game with Clymer ro cl th t h p ve a t e team were as good losers as they were winners This year's graduat' 'll . ion W1 mean a great loss to Pine Valley's Varsity team but we hope to have as good a team next year h d as we a this year. The players lostwill be Donald Butcher, Chuck Miller D 'dD , avi orman, Raymond Wood, and Donald Howard, a post graduate. Also Howard Smith and Cliff Trout- 'll man W1 not play next year, for they have played their tour years of basketball. was a very sucessful year for the basketball team Pine Valle Coach Gorton has done very well as this was his tirst year of coaching. ON EARLY KN THE SEAS Seated left to nqhi: C. Troutman, H. Smiih, P. Danker, C. Miller, D. Butcher Standing: Mr. Gorton, l. Berg, R. Wood, I. Astry, D. Dorman, D. Howard R. Cole, N. Merrill, W. Ray. FINAL GAME WITH CLYMER afuullfq Sendai OPPOSING TEAM Forestville - - Little Valley - Bemus Point - Panama - - Silver Creek - Cassadaga Valley Brocton - - Westfield - Clymer - Bemus Point - Panama - - Silver Creek - Cassadaga Valley Brocton - - Westfield - - Clymer - Clymer - THEY 3l 45 30 48 49 49 28 48 57 46 54 38 41 43 56 49 65 54 IUNIOR VARSITY--Seated left to right: C. Mount, E. Lampson, R. Ingersoll, I. Nobles, R. Ruckh, R. Bentley, T. Dorman. Standing: Mr. Dorman, R. Troutman, T. Fox, A. Clark, R. Green, R. Madison, D. Keppel, F. Troutman, R. Richter, N. Merrill, I. Bentham. I. V. CHEERLEADERS-left to right: S. Ackley, B. Howard, L. Tyma, C. Corkwell, C. Barnhart, I. Blotner. y.. 3 The Iunior Varsity basketball team gives great promises of a future varsity team. All of the I. V. 'S played good, clean basketball with Mr. Dorman coaching them. They have all learned a great deal that will help them in their future years at Pine Valley. They won five games and lost ten but they played Well in all 15 of them. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM i is X T - f' ri , K! Y 3. ir X15 A J X yr Standing: B. Howard, S. Ellis, S. Stone, R. Fritts, M. Schultz, M. Iacguay, M. Coon. Seated: I. Blotner, L. Ranke, L. Mann, Miss Malis, I. Blotner. I. Howard, M. Petersen. I 4 This year girls have had their turn at sports. Several play days were held. This is where one school will visit another and play them in volleyball or basketball. The girls participated very regularly in volleyball, basketball, and soft- ball. To Watch the gals of this school play, it is believed that maybe the fellows could leam a thing or two. Standing: C. Trautman, P. Danker, Mr. Gorton, I. Astry, H. Wolfe. Seated: M. Reynolds, F. Troutman, R. Ruckh, R. Cole, W. Seager. BOXING-Left to right: M. Gorton, instructorp I. Berg, R. Green. Activity this year has been at a terrific pace. Football Csix manl last fall was enjoyed by many fellows that were not on the football team. Volleyball, ping-pong toumaments kept lots of fellows on their toes. This spring softball was the active sport. At Cherry Creek a 5th and 6th grade football league was formed. These guys will make swell future football players. Basketball was played this year in which many fellows participated. Mr. Gorton has made sports in this school a popular and up and coming activity. The Iuniors showed evidence of this. They won the Intramural Trophy in basketball. PING PONG-Left to right: H. Wolf, R. Ingersoll V f V V 1 l r I-.Y Kneeling left to right: T. Dorman, H. Smith, N. Merrill, E. Lampson, R. lngersoll, C. Mount, R. Bentley, G. Scott. Standing: Coach lack Gorton, H. Wolfe, W. Lincoln, C. Troutman, D. Butcher, A. Clark, I. Berg, P. Danker, K. Grover. Randall As the yearbook goes to press, we can merely look ahead and guess what is going to happen as tar as baseball is concerned. We have six letter men back with us, Smith, Larnpson, Butcher, Troutman, Howard and Wolf. This sounds like a good send-off for a successful season but in looking over the squad as a Whole, it is doubtful if such will be the case. Most oi the players are playing baseball for the iirst time and the lack of pitchers and practice time will necessarily hurt our chances for a league championship. However, we are out to do our best and to live up to the good name of Pine Valley. t SCHEDULE 'May l - Cassadaga at P. V. May l5 - - Silver Creek at P. V. May 4 - P. V. at Silver Creek May 18 - - Brocton at P. V. May 8 - P. V. at Brocton May 22 - - - P. V. at Westfield May 10 - - Westfield at P. V. '-Non-league game. I 58 l Kim 1' I QE PM mm Elly GHXQESE gi x, 1 fJ 1f 1 JQQQ. Q04 ,QQ ,of ,QQ ,QQ ,gf ,gf ,Of ,gf ,gf ,Of ,Qs O U U ALWAYS Q Q KEEP IAMESTQWN 9 IN YQUE FUTURE 0 Q 0 H QQ. ,Q. ,Q. 10. ,Q4 ,Qc ,Of ,gf ,QQ ,Of ,gf ,QCJ TG THE CLASS QE 1951 SINCERE CCDNGEATULATIGNS MEMBERS OF THE IAMESTCDWN CHAMBER OF CCDMMEECE I 1 10- O 0 Of 'OZ 6304 ,Q 0 0- ,QQ ,Q. yo. ,Q. 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O E One day last fall an explosion rocked the upstairs hall. Upon invest- 0 0 iqation it was found that the juq ot left-over cider which the Seniors had been O I hardening in their homeroom closet had blown to smithereens. The place E smelled like a brewery for weeks after. O E301 Of 'OK D04 'O' XO' 'Ol D01 20' 'Of ,Of DOC O O O O O O O O O Of ,odj E621 gpg. ,Q Q Q Q -0. ,ol ,gf so. -0. .91 ,Q. ,Q. ,OK ,Q. ,of for 10. ,Q 0 0 0 ,gb 6 BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1951 6 0 Main Street Garage ., 0 H. S. Besecker, Prop. 0 General Automobile Repairing Mobile Products O 0 Welding Expert Repairing PHONE 3292 O O SOUTH DAYTON, NEW YORK 0 8.01 ,Q Q 0 Q. ,oz-' ,gf ,of ,of ,gf ,Qt ,gy ,gf ,QQ yo. ,0 0 0 0 O O on ,og 330' 'O O O O Of 0 O O 'Of loc? GDC' 'Of O O O O O 0 O 04 ,ogg E BEST WISHES TO THE cuss or '51 E 9 5 6 coNc.HATULAr1oNs 6 FROM U ' TO THE cLAss or '51 0 E BALCOM CORNERS STORE E W. N. BOGUE 0 E Owned and Operated by U 9 Attorney at Law O 0 LEWIS DAYToN 0 6 l General Merchandise i A HAMLET. NEW YORK O E o 9 9 0 Q 6 . QDO- :o o o o o o o o o- ,od Qzao- fo o o o o o c o o. ,053 EQ. ,Q o 0 O 0 o O 0 ro- focpj gg. ,g. 0 9 0 0 0 O 0 on ,CCE H 'j 9 CHERRY CREEK HARDWARE 9 0 1? U COMPLIMENTS OF cj WESLEY R. BENTHAM 0 0 0 9 Tappan Stoves, 0 U GEITNEH THEATRE J , , , , E 0 9 Bendix Washing Machines 0 O SILVER CREEK, NEW YORK cl 6 General Hardware O ,U Q 5, Paint Glass 6 Q J . 5 QDO- -o o o o o o o o o- -oc? Q30 -o o o 'of o o o Q ,0. ,og Q-50. .Q Q ,QQ ,QQ .01 ,g. ,gi ,ol 101 ,gf ,gg ,of ,of ,of ,QQ ,930. ,o, ,o, ,o, ,O, ,ol ,B ' 9 5, O. Is that a jet plane going by? A. No, just Mr. Harter on his way . to lunch. 0 Billy Ray needs a safety pin to hold his pants up While he's playing 0 O football. On the trip home from Orchard Park Conference We stopped to get 0 0 a bite to eat. When we resumed travel three girls started to sing. George's 0 only comment. Indigestion! O Tilly thinks our educational setup is all wrong. They place too much 0 0 emphasis on learning. Richard is the kind of guy everyone likes--no personality at all. 9 al ,QQ Q Q1 ,of ,QQ noco. ,Q. ,of ,0. ,Qi ,gl ,Qi ,gf ,Q. ,of ,gl ,Of ,gf ,gf 0 ,QQ ,OC3 I 631 nw- QM. QO- QED. oo- D01 ,of . DAY'S STORE Groceries, Meats, Vegetables POST OFFICE Phone: C. C. 2925 LEON, NEW YORK ,Q of .04 ,QQ 10. ,gf ,Of ,gf ,Of ,gf 4 Ioan: Full of Fun and Fancy Free. Perry: The Thing. lim: It You've Got the Money, Honey, l've Got the Time. Beverly: Ain't Misbehavinf Oleta: A Little Bit lndependent. ,QQ ,QQ ,gf ,QQ ,of ,of ,of ,of of ,QQ . COMPLIMENTS OF Herman l. Ingersoll over Bank of South Dayton SOUTH DAYTON, NEW YORK General Insurance For Your Protection ,O 1 ,Qx-1,0 DOC' B Q01 , . ,OC B 9 6 9 9 E: COMPLIMENTS OF 5 Harkness Q G. L. F. Service U Q Phone 2531 Q 5 U CHERRY CREEK, NEW YORK Q Q, Q Q Q it Q 6 9 ,OU Qpof--so. ,0. - , f'1of wo- '1oO ,OC-Q E301 , 1 Of IOC? fi ii 9 U PAYNE AND KICKBUSH I if Q GLF Agency lg Q g CONEWANGO, NEW YORK L A L Z? Q E 9 QDO- ,of fo- :adj C? Q01 1 of fed? GOOD WISHES CLASS OF '51 O HEMPHILL G RUTTENBUR General Store HAMLET, NEW YORK C9 330' -of ,o- md? T641 550. ,Q 0 ,Q. ,QQ ,Q- 10. ,Q. 0 Q. ,QCD 9 9 5 COMPLIMENTS OF Q 0 MARKET BASKET STORE O EDGAR IAY, Mgr. O 0 ' Complete line of groceries, fresh 5 9 fruits and vegetables and Birds Eye A O Frozen Foods. O 9 SOUTH DAYTON, NEW' YORK 9 820' 'O O O 0 O O O 0 Ol POC? 530. ,Q- ,QQ ,of ,gf ,gf ,Qt ,QQ ,Of 0 ,OCS lg Grace Ann: Begin the Beguine. Q E Mary lane: Little Girl. lg! E Carrie: l'll Never Be Free. ' E E Barbara: I Can't Get Started E E With You. E E Richard: Too Fat Polka. E 5301 ,Of ,Of ,gf ,QQ ,gf yg- 9 0 0. ,gqj gof 'O O O O O O O O OC -QCQ ll COMPLIMENTS OF L E MOHAWK MILK E D' PRODUCTS CO. if E soUrH DAYTON, NEW YoRK F' apo- 'O 0 O 0 O O O 0 D' 'OJ 6201 'O O O O O O O O 0' ,och 6 BEST WISI-IES TO THE CLASS OF '51 5 GARDNER AND BEACH 0 General Merchandise O O Everything to Wear and eat 0 CONEWANGO VALLEY, NEW YORK O 330- O O 0 O O O O O O ,ocg goc :Q Q Q1 101 :cc 101 :Qc Q Qx 5 COMPLIMENTS OF 5 Q FRANK O'CON.NOR O o Complete line of 0 O Athletic Equipment O School and Team Outfitters O B90 Main street BUFFALO, NEW YORK 9 9 Phone GR 3620 9 6 6 QDO- o o o o o o o o 0 ,OU Q01 'O O O O O O O 0 Of 'OCD 0 o 'I AUSTIN AND ASTRY 0 t APPLIANCE STORE O I Youngstown Kitchens 0 I Washers Ranges 9 6 Freezers Refrigerators 9 Q Radios and Television 9 iso. Ooooooooo, gm. ,O O Q Q 0 0 0 0 0. ,GCE I L L E, L CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '51 L L' RANDOLPH HOTEL Q I I t t EDO. , QOOOQOOQO, O3 get , QOOOQOOOO 1 ,GCE 5 6 o CONGRATULATIONS 0 0 TO THE CLASS OF '51 0 Q IOE POLISOTO TRUCKING 9 O SOUTH DAYTON, NEW YORK 0 9 9 3301 , ooooooooo, I65I 690. ,gf ,Q. ,Of ,Q. ,9. ,Q. ,gl ,g. ,gy ,QC 630. ,Q. Q Q Q 0 ,QQ ,OC 0 2 lil SOUTH DAYTON ELECTRIC 5 0 Everything Electrical for the Home 5, U SOUTH DAYTON, NEW YORK Dial 3611 O 9 E , f? 5 COMPLIMENTS OF Q CROSLEY df WESTINGHOUSE LEON RUTTENBUR U Electrical Appliances 0 CHERRY CREEK, NEW YORK U We Guarantee and Service V E What We Sell - 0 - E304 ,Q Q Q1 ,Of ,QQ ,of Q ,gf .gg gpg. ,Q 0 Q- mqrhlifox Q1 ,gg rc ,Q Q O 0 Q1 :DCE QQ: :og :Qc rox :Qc :Qc :Qc 201 rock f . E3 Becky: Lonesome Gal. . A. G. VGLK 6: SONS V Elizalhitvlg I'm In The Mood For INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER 9 Charlie: Lover. Tractors' Farm Implements 5' Dorothy: So Long It's Been Good To if 0 ' O Know You. Home Freezers and Refngemtors Elaine: Diamonds Are a Girl's Best A 9 9 9 Friend. Q 3301 'O O O O 'O' 'Og 530' 'Of 'Ol DO O O O O O 01 D035 g,D0' 'O O O O O O O O' ,ocb 32501 'Ol O O O O O 'Of 'CCB g COMPUMENTS OF Q g BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '51 L E CHERRY CREEK E E CITY MEAT MARKET E E RESTAURANT E E P. L. ALGER, Prop. E E CHARLES G. DIEBEL U E SOUTH DAYTON, NEW YORK E EDO' 'O O D01 DOJ asc- 20 O O O O O1 'OCZ gD0f XO O 0 O O O Of HOCQ6 220' 'Of O O O 'Of 'CCE CQMPLIMENTS QP E THQRP AND MANN CQFFEE E SOUTH DAYTON, NEW YORK l 4? o 9 QDO' 'Of O 0 O O O O Of ,od QDO- 20 O O O O O O O1 'O I 6 is better coffee 0 9 L 6 I O C9 661 01702 gm O 0 O 0 O of Io-Q gym Q 0 Q Q Q 0. ,042 . 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O Q Q Qso- fo o c o o o o o- o 'od go- fo o c o o o 0 o of focg 5 COMPLIMENTS TO THE SENIORS 5 0 o BUSKIST GARAGE O New and Used Cars O O Appliances Radios 5' O soUTH DAYTON, NEW YoRK O 9 Telephone 3235 O 5 5 Qzvo- fo o o o o o 0 o 0 -od QC' O O O O O O O O 01 'OCD 9 9 5 COMPLIMENTS OF 5 0 soUTH DAYTON 0 0 AMERICAN LEGTON 0 O POST 1593 0 Eg In honor of those boys serving our 45 O country all over the globe. 0 5 6 Qzo- ,o o o o o o o o o foCJ po- o o o o o o o o of -OCB 9 9 5 6 0 o COMPLIMENTS OF 0 o EORBUSH LUMBER CO. 0 o O GOWANDA, NEW YORK O Q o 5 6 Qzof fo o o o o o o o o ,od 6504 'O O O O O O O O O4 201:93 'j 6 O o 1. COMPLIMENTS OF O o J GUS SEEBER 0 o J SOUTH DAYTON, NEW YORK 0 .3 . 0 6 QDO- fo o o o o o o o oc :od fDOf O O O O O O O O Of 'Cin 9 9 6 . VALONE RESTAURANT O O EQUIPMENT, Inc. 0 O Equipment and Supplies 0 O For Hotels, Restaurants, Cafe-terias, 0 0 Clubs, Taverns, lnstiiutions O 9 IAMESTOWN, NEW YORK O 0 6 QSO- fo o o o o o 0 o oe 'od F671 ,E 5 O Q01 O O O O O O O 0 1015 9 9 0 6 0 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE O CLASS OF 1951 O O SKIPES STORE O O CHERRY CREEK, NEW YORK O 9 9 6 5 Qzaoc ,o o o o o o o o loc? Q01 0 yo. ,of ,QQ ,Of ,gf ,QQ ,QQ ,Ogg 9 o 0 New and Used Sewing Machines Q Bought and Sold U o We Repair All Makes O Treadle Machines Made Electric U O Prices Reasonable 0 0 All Work Fully Guaranteed Ll ., ROBERT R. WHITE Q 0 SOUTH DAYTON, NEW YORK U Phone 3308 E 5 o 030- fo o o o o o o o :od Q04 O O O O O O O 0 Of 'DCE Q Q V Tilly: So Tired. U 0 o .5 Lucille: Lucky In Love. Q Q Carol: I Can Dream Can't I? 'G 9 c Sally: The Roving Kid. U O o 6 Q Qpo- -o o o o o o o o ,od Zo' 0 O O D O O O O ,OCD 9 9 6 o 0 o COMPLIMENTS OF 0 o HENRY YOUNG 0 o 0 SOUTH DAYTON, NEW YORK O 0 9 6 fs Qzao- -o o o o o o o o ,od I B8 i0lO4 l7OiOiO4lOl? BEST WISHES FROM REXFORD'S SERVICE HKERMIT and BILL Chevrolet Sales and Service CONEWANGO VALLEY, NEW YORK Phone Kennedy 2714 ob po: wo o o o o 0 -ob 9 Q 9 o 6 o o O U o DU o ' o o 4: 8 o Z o o E o O U E o Z 0 C2 3 Q o Z o 0 O E el Q F o O U o 9 0 9 6 , 5 H 0 I1 1-fad Qc: wo o o o o 0- 'od mfg:-10l?0 L L L o QSO' fo o o o o 0 o o 01 'OC9 QQ- to o o o o o o o of focg o lOlOCiOlOl COMPLIMENTS OF PARK BEAUTY N OOK Bank Building SOUTH DAYTON, NEW YORK OlOlP04iOl0l O U Phone 3201 U U o 0 Q QDO- -o o o o o o o o of 'od Q01 101 ,Qt ,Qt ,Q. ,gf ,Q. ,of ,or ,0. ,gcgb 9 9 6 L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY O ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS O CLASS RINGS 6: PINS O 0 Commencement Invitations 0 5 Diplomas Personal Cards O Memorial Plaques Trophies 0 Club Insignia 0 Q Representative: MR. ROBERT T. TURNBULL 6 l4 Waldemere Way, LAKEWOOD, NEW YORK 6330. ,gg ,Q. ,0- ,QK ,Oi ,534 ,og ,gf fo. ,ogg l 0 . W. D. VAN SCOTER Iohn Deere Sales and Service SURGE DAIRY EQUIPMENT Phone: Fredonia 2-4284 VAN BUREN ROAD FREDONIA, NEW YORK ,Qi O 0' BEST WISHES! CONEWANGO VALLEY HARDWARE Phone: Cherry Creek 2979 CONEWANGO VALLEY, NEW YORK ,0. COMPLIMENTS OF Ingersoll Delivery, cj QSO' fp ,of . ,Q Q COMPLIMEN TS OF Leon Creamery LEON, NEW YORK xo on fo- yo. .0. ,Q. .o. ,Q. , , Azalia: My Pickle Eye. Carmel: The Hot-Rod Race. Raymond: Life Is So Peculiar. Rosemary: You're My Everything. Mary Lou: Beautiful Blonde From Bashiul Bend. ,Q. ,of ,gf ,gf y 0, 101 4 , Inc. COMPLIMENTS OF F RED RUTTENBUR General Store Phone 3402 HAMLET, NEW YORK Q ,0. 0 Do. , ,o, C, 9 pol yo o o 0 0 0 o o 0 -och 9 9 O 6 O COMPLIMENTS OF O O ARROWHEAD STORE Q O The Best in Groceries 0 Qzlsgf-for-101-xgb f,D0f wg Q 9 E 5 O 0 O E z Q 2 0 0 ' 0 Z KD L-' o ' 9. 35' O 2 Q 'U 0 8 : E 0 U R' 0 O R Z 0 0 O D H 6 Qi 10. ,Of .g. ,ogy Q01 ,Q Q ,- .T Telephone 2312-2771 A E CHERRY CREEK, NEW YORK 5 f 9 s ' 5 X390 O O O O O O O O Oc xQCQ D04 DO O O O O O O O O 101B 0 o OlO4i30l O4i0CiOl 0417 Q fD I3 CD P-4 .fi :If Q 5 S Q P-1 fD 41 COMPLIMENTS OF FRED ASTRY U O 0 Phone 3633 Q Ofi U2 o c: '-I m U :P- E4 '-I O F z FU 2 E4 O au rw Cl po- fo 0 o o o o o o Q1 -och 0 o O 6 O o O COMPLIMENTS OF O O DR. RICHARD NEY 0 0 o 9 o 0 6 Qzo- fo o o o o o o o o- ,od 2301 fo- fo o o o o 0 0 fo- 10422 Q FEED FEED I J O j GKAMCO 0 cj BRAND 0 Q IAMES R. GRAY I MILLING CO., Inc. J CATTARAUGUS, NEW YORK li asc- Yo fo- wo- -of :of ,O. ,0. ,Q Q. ,ogg Of YO O O O O O O O 04 P018 0lOiOi?O4lOClO4lO0b SOUTH DAYTON 6 MEAT MARKET O 0 Fresh cmd Sched Meat Ocxsh Paid for Furs ond Hides 0 SOUTH DAYTON, NEW YORK 0 U o U Phone 3242 9 Q Q Q 6 030- o o o o o o o o of ,OCD QDO. ,Q o o o o o o o 0- ,oqj 00' 'O 0 O 0 O O O O O OC O ,Of O O O O O O O 0 O :och E 9 in 6 E OOMPLIMENTS OF 0 E o Q . 5 N1Ck Bodnar O E o F 9 L 0 5 QED' 'O O O O O O O O O O O O D O O O O O O O O' YO6 T 70 1 5 'I po- -o o o o o o o o o- -ocb fpof o o o o o o o o o- ,och 9 Q 9 9 O O 0 5 COMPLIMENTS OF o COMPLIMENTS OF 0 o 0 I H PRIVATEER GUN SHOP O MADISON S MEAT MARKET Q 0 0 0 O O Complete Gunsmithinq O CHERRY CREEK, NEW YORK 0 Phone C. C. 2081 0 Q1 13 W. Third Street Phone: 8118 O O O DUNKIRK, NEW' YORK 9 ' 9 o 6 6 6 QDQ- fo o o o o 0 o o 0- 200 Qzaof fo o 0 o 0 o o 0 o rod! po: -o 0 o o o o o o o ,och fDO4 Q 0 Q 0 0 0 Q 0 of ,QCD 'E' 9 9 EJ o 0 o 5 O 0 O COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF 0 Q I Q 0 IAYNEYS 0 Y MIKULA S SERVICE STATION O 6 O 322 CENTRAL .AVENUE 0 O SOUTH DAYTON, NEW YORK O 0 DUNKIRKV NEW YORK 0 0 9 O 0 6 5 6 5 Qzro- no o o o o o o o o- ,od Qzo- ,o o o o o o o o o foo CDO' 10 O O 0 O O O O O1 -DCB 650. Q Q Q Q Q 0 0 0 04 ,041-0 o O 9 U U e 0 o 6 U U 0 E COMPLIMENTS OF E 0 U 0 I o o U EVERHART S STORE U 0 0 o o Q SOUTH DAYTON, NEW YORK II 0 O O U 0 5 E COMPLIMENTS OF 0 0 o O o Qzof so o o 0 o o o o o- hoc? 0 ?,,, ,O O O O O O O O O, ,OCD O Your Mllkman 0 - 9 6 O 0 J O 0 COMPLIMENTS OF 0 O O O 0 0 H. A. MILLER, D.D.S. 0 O O O O o DUNKIRK, NEW YORK O o 0 O O O f? 6 5 6 Q::o+ zo o o o o o o o o- :od Qzao- :o o o o o o o o o ,od I 71 I fp , 1 ,Qgb Q04 ,of , I2 9 9 Western New YOrk's Best Men's Wecrr COMPLIMENTS OF DUNKIRK ICE CREAM THE NEW YORK STPRE 326 MAIN STREET 5 DUNKIRK, NEW YORK 6 6 Q 0. . ,ov QDO. ,O , . ,SCE go. S. , Q Q Q Q CQMPLIMENTS QF U U COMPLTMENTS OF OORKWELIJS GARAGE E E OTTO T. IAOUAY SOUTH DAYTON' NEW YORK Q Q SOUTH DAYTON, NEW YORK Q Q Q Q Q O. . ,OU QDO. ,O HEADQUARTERS FOR New Portalole Typewriters ROYALS - CORONAS - UNDERWOODS - REMINGTONS ALL MODELS IN STOCK We Sell and Repair All Kinds of Typewriters PORTABLE and STANDARD TYPEWRITERS EENTED BY DAY, WEEK OR MONTH SCHOOL SUPPLIES ART SUPPLIES DRAFTING SUPPLIES IVICOlenatl1an Prmtery, IDC. 223-225 CENTRAL AVENUE DUNKIRK, NEW YORK l72l 71 ?O' O O O O O O O O O4 ,CEE Q01 DO O O O 0 O O O O' 'OZQ 6 5 5 ' OOMPLIMENTS OF 0 BEST W1sHEs TO THE CLASS OF '51 O O O S. WILTON RUTTENBUR 0 O Chautauqua, Cattarauqus, 0 O D' T 'b 1 f 0 O Electric, lnc. 0 IS H not O O ESSO PRODUCTS O 0 CHERRY CREEK, NEW' YORK O 0 O Phone 2941 Phone 3285 9 0 9 SOUTH DAYTON, NEW YORK O 6 5 6 5 QZLW IO O O O O O O 0 O YOU Qzof DO O O O O O O O O' 'OCJ 001- 201 0 o o o o 0 o O- ,och fpoc o o o o o o o o 0- fo:Q 9 o U o 5 Q 0 Flowers for all Occasions L COMPLIMENTS OF U U I 0 Q O A1-ILE BROS lnc O ELMER A. OOULD U U S -f ' L 0 o 0 o . C S ' lt 0 Pamter and Paperhanqer Q Q Orsqges G pecm Y L U U 97-101 Newton Street I O Dial 3426 O O O U FREDONIA, NEW YORK SOUTH DAYTON, NEW YORK U 1 9' 0 W Phone 2-7071 E 5 Q 0 o QDO. ,O 0 o o o o o o o ,ogy Qpo- fo o o o o o o o oc vor!! GO' O O O O O O O C O 'O' 'Zo' YO O O O O O O O O O' 'Og O 53 6 O O Q O 6 ' . 1 v , 0 L 9 O 6 O 0 l o 0 COMPLIMENTS OF O C O O 0 Frecl Koch Company 0 O 0 DUNKIRK, NEW YORK O O O O O Q 6 'W 6 I Q01 ro o o o o 0 o o o o o o o o oco o o o 0 o o- rod! 1731 0. ,Q. fe Q OUR CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF l95I and OUR BEST WISHES TO THE PINE VALLEY CENTRAL SCHOOL The National Chautauqua County B anlc ot lamestown CHERRY CREEK BRANCH SOUTH DAYTON BRANCH CHERRY CREEK, N. Y. SOUTH DAYTON, N. Y. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 30. ,Q. of sg. ,Q. ,0. ,gf ,ol ,Q. ,gf ,gf ,Q . ,of ,Qt yo. ,gf ,gf ,of 10. ,of ,of ,QQ Members ot Northern Chautauqua Dealers Assoc. FREDONIA Schoenthal's Sales and S 9 Day Street Sanderson's Garage 43-49 Water Street Dengler-Chevrolet, Inc. 212-222 East Main Street Dudley Motors, Inc. 258 West Main Street Fredonia Motor Corp. 80 West Main Street Fredonia Truck CS: Farm Equ East Main Road BROCTON Haywood Motors 42 East Main Street Thayer's Garage l East Main Street DUNKIRK Baldwin-Dudley Motors Co. 24 Lake Shore Drive West ervice Watrous Chevrolet - I5 Lake Shore Drive East Beatty-Sellers 950 Central Avenue Weiss and Reuter 805-809 Central Avenue Guay's Garage ip. CO. 121 Central Avenue Fitzgerald Motor Sales, Inc. Lake Shore Drive West Platts Motor Sales 243 Lake Shore Drive West Central Garage 214 Central Avenue SHERIDAN Sheridan Garage Republic Auto Sales cSf Serv., Inc Main Road 47 Lake Shore Drive West Main Motors Harmon L. Schwert, Inc. Main Road 74 Lake Shore Drive East 30. ,of 4 10 DO 'O 1 ,Qc ,Qc , ,Qc 04 ,Q. Q. sggj I74l D 6501 'O- , . ,OCD 670- 10. .01 QCQ 9 BEST WISHES! 9 COMPLIMENTS OF I 6 QUALITY CASH STORES, Inc. QUALITY CASH 6 I 111 IDARK STREET gl Merle Gnd. Rennie SOUTH DAYTON, NEW YORK I CHERRY CREEK, NEW YORK 66201 'C' 0 'Oc 339. ,of ,QQ ,gg 630- -0- 4 ,of 'of ,o- . ,QC 230. ,o. 0. ,Q ,Q. , . ,DCE D PATRONIZE Q , Q Q - h U WAITE s GARAGE U o 'K 0 0 U e U Chevrolet Oldsmobile U E ADVERTISERS E Guaranteed Used Cars and Trucks E 0 WHO ADVEHTISED 0 Sales and Services 0 Q in U General Repairing Q E PINE '51 Q Phone: South Dayton 3651 Q EDO- 20 of ,04 ,gf ,Q. ,Q 04 3304 ,Of ,of ,QQ ,gf ,QQ xg. ,gyda 230' DOI , 4 ,gg yor ,QQ , 4 ,QQZQ ll COMPLIMENTS OF E E Q CHERRY CREEK Q coMPL1MENTs or L Q MOTOR SALES U THE SOUTH DAYTON L Q pm 2931 Q FIRE DEPARTMENT L Q CHERRY CREEK, NEW YORK U K P3301 :O :Qi ,0. ,gl , 1 0- E301 ,gf ,Q ,gr ,oz 201 ,ogg QDO1 vo- .01 , . , 4:30. ,g. - mcg I THE CARPENTER SCHOOL COACH O 5, Distributed by IAY IVIADSEN EQUIPMENT COMPANY Q PHONE: BATH 472 BATH, NEW YORK 330- 'of CDO- fo: ,g. ,og I75l