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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1953 volume:

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L ,. 4 . , . , 'mf-'f,gi: E -3 ' - ' SPACE INSTITUTE AT CHERRY CREEK Pine Valley Central SPACE INSTITUTE AT SOUTH DAYTON .JN-f '.0f Q4 Foreword Our book th1s year centers around the theme Rockets Away In carrymq out th1s ldea of space we have called the Semors the Sun because Just as all the other planets revolve around the sun so all act1v1t1es center around the Seruor Class As so the members of the Admlnistranon have become the lnhabltants of luplter The other groups llke- wlse have the1r places on the planets W1th th1s brlef explanatlon We 1nv1te you to go wlth us m our adventures m space at Pme Valley Space In stltute Rockets Away' Iupiter was the ruler of the heavens and the earth, an MISS KALE MRS HALL Rocket Engineers MR. SULLIVAN To express our sincere gratitude and appreciation for the help which has been given us in the preparation ot this, our year book. Dedication IN MEMORIAM In lovmg memory of a dear fnend and teacher who has left us for a better world He w1ll be remembered always for h1s fnendly manner and keen sense of humor We dedicate the 1953 Pme Knot to Roger A Moore HIS fnendly smlle Gone from us now But for Just a whale Always so ready With a helpmg hand Now qone ahead To the Promxsed Land. Gone from these halls Rocket Jockeys i 155 FIRST ROW Lett to Rrqht L Lwermore I Knoder B H111 S Elhs G Earle I Sturm V Sohar D Harvey V Tarbell H Gens D Babcock P Lrncoln L Tyma SECOND ROW Left to Rlqht Mtss Kale I Crumb C Bell R Madrson D Braun G Scott C Conklin R Bentley D Keppel T Fox R McNamara Mr Sullrvan FIRST ROW Lett to Rrqht R Green D Marsh H Smrth W Fuller V Lengerrch C Corkwell N Ecker G Earle C Grover V Besco Mrs Hall SECOND ROW Lett to Rtqht-C Mount N Mernll E Parks C Barnhart M Ruttenbur S Stone I Bentley M Dye I Cullen Mr Moore THIRD ROW Left to Rrqht R Barnes S Gates T Barry B Howard P Gross E Lampson D Phrllips F Weaver R Bradmck I Henns T Dorman Edrtor m Chxef W1ll1am Fuller Ir ASS1SlQHf Hazel Smith Busmess Manager Geraldine Earle Ir Ass1stant Ierry Sturm Feature Edltor Shrrley Stone Ir ASSISIGDI Marlene Ruttenbur W1t and Humor Edrtor Nancy Ecker Ir Asslstant Robert Barnes Art Edltor Iean Knoder Ir Asslstant Dlantha Babcock Photography Bdltor Iames Henrls Ir Asszstant Sharon Gates Gxrls Sports Edrtor Marlovne Dye Ir Assistant Betty Lou Howard Boys Sports Edrtor Edmon Lampson Ir Assrstant Thomas Dorman IB! Typmq Edrtor Shirley Elhs Ir Assrstant Vrrgmxa Lengench Adverttsmq Edrtcr Rlchard Madison Ir Assxstant Barbara H111 Cxrculatron Editor Raymond Richter Ir Assistant David Marsh Facu'ty AdV1S6fS Mrs Hall Mr Sullwan Miss Kale Mrs Fuller I , Inhabitants 0 A3 Seniors of the Class of 1953 The Heavens are large, probably too large for you and your rocket ship to explore completely. But for the time being let's stay down to earth. Opportunity is as large as the Heavens if you are in a position to accept the opportunities which corne your way. You Q, are completing a big step in your preparation, but if - your education is not finished. ,Life is a constant edu- cation, either direct or indirect. Many of you should go on to school to prepare yourselves for greater op- portunities. Inefficiency through lack of education and preparation has no place in our world today. Don't depend on Lady Luck. Be ready for your opportunities and make the rnost of them. Best wishes and dont forget to come back to visit your alma mater often Sincerely CARL W STAMP Principal CARL W STAMP Supervising Principal BOARD OF EDUCATION SEATED Left to Right K Durfee L lvett H Marquart fPres1dentJ W Corkwell K Merrill The members of our Board of Education have the over-all p anning and supervision of our central planetary system The intricacies involved in keeping our Flights function ing Safely requires much time and effort but with these respected citizens at the controls we are assured top flight performance 18, STANDING: Left to RightQG. Darling, c. began, R. Mosher, L. Stufm. ' ' ' ' . , . . . 1 Jupzter RICHARD L EARLE GERALD F HALL ASSISLGIH Pnncxpcrl Elementary Prmcmpcl LYLE B RICHARDSON Clerk 7 'S MARY EARLE MARGUERITE RHOADES Secretary Secretory I9l 14...-A O I , A A :QL Q A , 0 lk 7 ,,, .. . . x ,X Inhabitants of Mars l SEATED Left to Rxght I Gorton fPhys Ed! D Dorman Ur I-hgh Eng Math SCIQDCSD R Earle Ur Hxqh Math SCIGHCGJ E Sulhvan CMa1h Spamshl D MOHfQ1dl lSc1enc STANDING Lefi to R1qht R Danker l61h GradeJ R Babcock fAqr1cultureJ NAV Downey Hnstr Nusxcj I Spma Und Arts Dr Edl I Gruner1fCommerc1a1J Inhabztants of Venus ,- we LX 11 J' SEATED Left to Rlqht B Boles Clst Gradel D Lmcoln C1stGradeJ A Fowler CNurseJ M Collins CRemed1a1 Readmql STANDING Left to Rlqht A Mosher llst Grade? E Hari f2nd Gradel R Sturm 12nd Grade? H Marsh 13rd Gradel M Leafstone Clixnderqartenl M Fox K2nd Grade? ABSENT E Meyers CLeonJ O RICE C3rd Gradel V I . I .... A 1 1 of ff A y 1 3 ' -. , . ., . . ' .- .- ' , . . ' - ' , . .' .- ' , . . el. I I -A . , . U , . . x A , . ' . ' . .1 . ' . 0 MN' 4 so .. Q KF, L 1 41 , -1 ox. A A ' H 4 1 I , , f, 4 . Q 'M' ' D ,, and - ' , . ? 5 i v Q w'i,f K : ' -. , . ' , , , . ' ' ' . Z - . f Q , V . A , . . - - -. I , , ,X lnhabltants of Venus J J! N i-Ov SEATED Left to Rlqht B Nearpass KGuxdcmce? A Mohr fEnql1shSoc1al Stuches? D Gravmk CSoc1al Studxes? M Soencer fl-lomemakmg? E Matson Cl.xbrary? STANDING Lefi to Rxqht M N'a11slPhys Ed? F Kale KAN? E Oehser Ur l-lxqh Eng Soclal Studles? G Gould U l-hgh Eng Soclal Studres? H Fuller CEngl1sh? B Ruitenbur CI-lamlel? C Hall lMath Lalm? Inhabztants of Venus KNEELING Left to Rxqht M Tarbell Oimderqarten? C Ferry CWr1qhts Corners? F Brown lConewanqo Valley? C N 'axner Cl.eon? QTANDING Left to Rxqht I. Abbey C5th Grade? K Wolfe C5tl'x Grade? M Dorman C4111 Grade? P Wells CVocc1l Vdsrcf E ?1V11llUmS C6th Grade? F Dye C4th Grade? o .A 9 rv , G ' L ' 4, ' , U I 45 , ? X, X It l 2.1! 1 1 7 Q . - L . U i 7 V ' - . I . . 1 V- ,.. 4 w L s X , . li 1 sg ' , f , s f X ' - a Q A M + ff , A , M 1 A sf X 3 1 . , - A . :l ' - . r ' , .. . , . . .- ., . , r. ' .- ' A , . 4 . - , V -- . 0 'W' A Aww A ...-. f.,.,., g . 3 ... l , . V 9 5 Q 4 . KN., ji 1 ' - - ' , . ' . - . - 'N . -r 2 ' - . , . , . , , .-4' A X, . 'll . . . LEFT TO RIGHT Mrs Pxckup Mrs Pcune Mrs Bennett Mrs Mcrvm Mrs Wolfe Mrs Towne 943 LEFT TO RIGHT W Dye I lunqqulst M Pl'1lll1DS E Phxlllps G Gehser W Barnes LEFT TO RIGHT E Greeley Rev Cornwall M Wooley, W S1 emc'1 L Huvenlrur O Felt, C Slfreluon, E Icy H Bewley, E Howe C Kcpple Alzsem K Ward r2, ,, , ww vi 4 E Wi F sr 2 1 1? Q A 'sr ' , ,m a n ' .. :ll 'Q ' V ' ' , 5 X ' fx Jig - Q l Z , ff ! ' W? SEATED: Left to Right-C. Barnhart, N. Ecker, A. Day, H. Sweeney, I. Brown, B. Pattison, I. Burris, C. Boque. STANDING: Lett to Right-'Mr. Earle, R. Bentley, E. Larnpson, R. Richter, T. Dorman, D. Braun, W. Martin, M. Dye P. Dayton, D. Snyder, P. Paqett, D. Carver. Space Patrol OFFICERS President ------ Edmon Lampson Vice President - - Robert Bentley Secretary - - Althea Day Treasurer ------ Helen Sweeney The purpose of the Student Council is to keep all the planets and satel- lites in their proper orbits. They have done this quite well even though they had to enact an enforcement group of student monitors of the Space Patrol In addition to this they made plans to sponsor a circus and to purchase a camera for the school. Their special type of inter-planetary government has been extremely suc- cessful and we are sure that under the able guidance of Mr. Earle, they will keep up the good work for many years to come. 1 ' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION REPRESENTATIVES President ---- Thomas Fox Secretary ---- Glenn Scott Treasurer - - - Robert Killock Advisors - - Miss Malis, Mr. Gorton ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION- SEATED: Lett to Right-R. Killock, Miss Malis, G. Scott. STANDING: Lett to Right--R. Rettiq, T. Fox, H. Nobles. Absent: Leonard Armstrong. Inter-Planetary Mediators LEFT TO RIGHT-Mrs. Darling, Mr. Rundell, Dr. Dunfield, Superintendent Anderson, Mr. Marquart, Mrs. Tingue, Mr. Zollinger, Mr. Phillips, Mr. Cooper, Mr. Curtis was the Moderator. A fine group in our planetary public relations department is the P. T. A. organization. Besides acting as a tie between parents and teachers, the group, under the leadership oi Mrs. Lillian Allen, has sponsored several worthwhile projects. This year has seen the in- novation of a much needed and greatly appreciated costume room. Several fathers donat- ed their services to build the room in the attic ot the Cherry Creek building and the mothers have sorted over and repaired the costumes which were already in the schools and have made new ones for use in Assembly programs and Plays. To finance the project, the com- mittee has sponsored the sale of Mrs. Snyder's candies. Two quilts are being made, with names embroidered on them at the price of twenty cents per person and this money will go into the general P. T. A. treasury. When finished, the quilts will be donated for use in the health rooms at Cherry Creek and South Dayton. At our March meeting at Cherry Creek, the Grade teachers had a splendid exhibit oi their work. There was also a most interesting panel discussion with Mr. Donald Curtis act- ing as moderator. In conjunction with the topic Future Foundations , the pros and cons oi a new school building were discussed. This is only one ofthe enjoyable meetings we have had this year. OFFICERS President ------ Mrs. Albert Allen First Vice President - - Mrs. Durwood Beach Second Vice President - - Mrs. Harry Petersen Secretary - - - Mrs. Lawrence Hodges Treasurer - - - - - Miss Fern Brown Auditor - - Mrs. Richard Earle LEFT to RIGHT--Mrs. Allen tPresidentl, Mrs. Hodges tSecretaryl at a regular business session of P. T. A. iw! I .W lv Yxsk ...Jul -, M., 1 A ll I . 4 n 4 ff' U f 1 .4-3' 11? g wi: '-- .-. 15 4-.v IWS -IG .,. 9- r .. P ..-I,. 4,'IfI nf: eff' -5 1. 'fa x fmt II..- nf: 7 me vu 4, 'af V-1 - .. f -' '- - '- - . .. .V I . .V , I- -- ,..'-.1:,-II',- -- V..I.: V . I-- v I -g . f I- '-, VI , I.I,. 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EST.. ara EDMON LAMPSON IAMES HENRIS IOANNE BENTLEY RICHARD TOWN CAROL CORKWELL President Class Treasurer l F A l Tr asurer President 3 Secretary 4 Class President 2 4 Student Council mem ber 2 President 3 4 seball l 2 B sketballl 2 3 4 F F A Cattle Iudqinq Team 2 3 4 Poultry ludqinq Team 2 4 Class Play 3 4 Track 4 Cross Country 4 NANCY ECKER Vice President Freshman Basketball l Footballl Student Council l Band l 2 4 Fredonia Festival 7 3 4 Dance Band 3 4 All State Band 3 4 Band President Class Treasurer 3 All County Band 3 4 Little Miss Fixit Radio Club 4 Class Vice President Secretary Drama Club l 2 Hec Clubl Library Club l 2 3 Fredonia Dra ma Festival l Fin ance Committee 2 Rest Assured Pine Knot Staff 3 4 Class Secretary 4 Treasurer Rod and Gun Club I Rod and Gun Club Pesident F F A 2 3 4 Rest Assured 3 Class treasurer 4 Ass t Treasurer Chorus Librarian l 3 Class Secretary 2 IV Ch erleader 2 Fredo rua Music Festival l 4 F l-l A nt 4 F H l-l A President 3 Varsity Cheerleader 3 Rest Assured Litte Miss Fixit 4 Chorus Secretary 4 Pine Knot St 4 l-liY 4 Student Council Drama Festival 1 Dra Clubl 2 F A 1 2 Newspaper Club 2 3 Library Club 2 3 Rest Assured 3 Pine Knot Staff 3 4 Little Miss Fixit 4 Student Council 4 H1 Y Club 4 ROBERT BENTLEY Vxce President of Student Council Vice President l Stu dent Council Vice President 3 4 Rod an Gun Club l Freshman Basketball Basketball 2 3 Base 2 4 Cross Country 4 Track 4 Pine Knot 4 WILLIAM D. FULLER Editor-in-Chief Fredonia Drama Fes- tiva lg Latin Club l: Football 2, 3, 4: Class President 3: Rest As- sured 3: Volleyball 3: Chorus 3, 4: Honor Guard 3: Little Miss Fixit 4: Raaio Club 4: Student Monitor 4: Pine Knot Start 4. an 6 tt-rs -.wt Mx 5- ' 1161 RAYMOND RICHTER Student Council Rod and Cun Club l Student Council 2 3 F otball 2 3 4 as all 2 3 es sured 3 F F Vice President 3 F F A Reporter 4 ine Knot Stott 4 THOMAS FOX Athletic Association Vice President of class 2 Class Secretary 3 Freshman Basketbal l l V Basketball 2 F otball 2 3 4 th letic Association Pres ident 4 Senior Play 4 Chorus 4 Band 2 3 4 Rod and Gun Club GERALDINE M. EARLE Business Manager President l 7 Drama Festival l: Treasurer 2: Intramurals l, 2: F.- . . , 2: Librar Club l, 2, 4: Pine Knot Assistant Editor 3 Bus- iness Manaaer 4: Cho- rus Librarian 2: Class Play 3, 4: A. A. Treas- urer 3: Scholarship Award H3: Newspaper Clu 3: Oratorical Ninne' 4. VIVIAN BESCO Pme Knot Staff 4 RICHARD BRADNICK Football 3 4 Basket ball 4 Pme Knot Stat! ROBERT COLE Bas etball 1 2 3 Class Treasurer Z 3 Cross Country 2 Serv 1C9 Club 2 3 Football 3 Baseball 3 Class Play 3 4 CLYDE CONKLIN Rod and Gun Club l 4 es Assured 3 Pme Knot Staff 4 IOYCE CRUMB Yearbook Staff 3 4 l.1ttle MISS Flxll 4 Chorus 4 Inhabltants of the Sun li Q74 Q? ll7I MAHIORIE DYE Intramurals l 2 3 4 F H A 3 4 Pme Knot Start 3 4 Newspaper Club 3 Rest Assur e 3 F l-I A Se e y 4 HIY 4 1 Presxdent 4 Basketball Scorekeeper 4 SHIRLEY ANNE ELLIS orus l 2 3 4 tr murals l 2 3 4 Fredoma Music Festw al l 2 3 4 Tumblmq Club 3 Volleyball Captam 3 Basketball Captaln 3 4 Pme Knot Staff 4 Llttle Mlss Fax it Prompter 4 HELEN GENS Drama Festrval l Dra ma Club l 2 Lnbrary Club l 2 Newspaper u 2 F H A Chorus 4 Lxtte ISS Fzxlt 1 Club 4 Fredonla Fes tlval 4 Pme Knot Staff CLARICE GROVIIR Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Rest Assured Chorus 4 Basketball Captam 4 Little Mxss IXIY 4 Pme no Staff 4 Lrbrary Club DORIS HARVEY Chorusl 2 3 Fredo ma Musrc Festlval 2 3 Intramurals 2 3 4 F H A 3 4 Llbray Club 4 Pme Knot Stafi MARILYN IAQUAY lntramuralsl 2 3 4 C orus 2 4 F H A l New S hool Com mittee 2 Tumbling 3 4 Pine Knot Staff 4 Drama Club l DONNA IOHNSTON Chorus Ensemble l Chorusl 2 3 4 Rest Assured 3 C orus Librarian 4 NANCY KELLEY Pine Knot Staff 4 DAVID KEPPEL Rod and Gun Club 1' Fredonia Drama Fes- tlva 1 Tumbling Team lp Basketball l 2, 35 F, F. A. Reporter 2, 3, 47 Leader of the 4,1-I 37 Rest Assured 35 Little Miss ixit' 4' Pine Knot Staff 4. IEAN KNODER Chorus l: Fredonia Music Festival lp Art Club lg Glee Club 1: Year Book Art Editor 31 Year Book Art Edit- or 4. , X sv BEVERLY LAWRENCE F H A 3 4 Library Club 3 Intramurals Fine Knot Staff 4 LORETTA LIVERMORE Year Book Staff 3 4 Intramurals 2 Art Club RICHARD MADISON Service Club l 3 Basketball 2 Rest Assured 3 Lt tle Miss Flxll 4 Cho rus 4 MILTON MARVIN Baseball 3 4- Rest Assured 3- Cross Country 4. RONALD MCNAMARA . . . - Rod and Gun Club 2- Pine Knot Staff 4. Inhabitants of the Sun uh ,nf .' .' Z. J X 5. ..ll I . .. li .Y ,, I . . . ' M- 4 ..,... ' . ' f F 0 U A, h ., .. h Z. . is lf, S ' ,2, ,4g ' we l l in F 1: ' S' X F F A 2, 3, 4, IACK NOBLE lunior Varsity Basket ball 3 Football 3 4 Varsity Basketball 4 F F A 4 Badminton ELIZABETH PARKS Class President l Stu dent Council l Band 2 3 Chorus 2 DONALD PHILLIPS Basketball l Ban 2 3 4 All County Fes a l Stae Festival l 2 3 4 Fredonia Solo 2 4 Fredonia Music Festi val l 4 Hamburg Mu sic Festival 2 F F A 2 3 4 Delhi ludqinq Tour 2 3 Dance Band 2 3 4 Vice President 3 Iudqinq Team 3 4 Pine Knot Staff 4 VALERIE SOHAR Chorus l 2, 35 Fredo- nia Music Festival l, , 3, 47 Student Council 7 Intramurals l, 2, 3, g All County 3: F. H.- . 3, 45 Tumbling Club 7 Cheerleading 45 ine Knot Staff 45 F. H.- . Vice President 4. SHIRLEY STONE 7 Intramurals 2, Girls Basketball Team , 3 Rest Assured by mbhnq Cuz: Cp t- tle Mlss Fixitu 45 as- ketball Cartain 45 Hi- fs 7545: 'I 'F' N nm, VALERIE TAHBELL Girls Sextet and Trio l nd 1 2 3 4 rus l 4 Fredonia Mu Festival I 2 3 l 4 Dan Band Pianist 2 Stu dent Coun i 2 Chorus Pianist 4 Pine Knot Staff 4 IAMES THIES Bas etball l 2 Baseball l 2 3 FRANCIS TROUTMAN Poultry Iudqinq 2 F A Sentinel 3 4 Class In tramurals 3 4 ROBERT TROUTMAN I. V. Basketball 2- Var- sity Basketball 3 ,4g Baseball 3 4' F. F. A. 3- Hi-Y . LUCY TYMA Chorus l 27 Cheer- leading, Iunior Varsity 35 Hi-Y Club 4- in- Knot Staff 4. O Inhabitants of the Sun g3.,Q 4- Be , . , I- ' I- Q sicli ,,,4g- .' ' Q ' ' F. H. A. , 7 ce - - f , 1 V - 1 - 44 I X 44 gi ? .-A.-Q ' K 'f-ff . I I Q ii . 4 I 4 ,.,. , . ., , Jig? K ..yA. , tix.. X, V 9 2 4 M' .gt ' l' , 7 d l, 4 'rbi ', 2, 3, 41 Ati t H' , , , 5 i IA? ' I y F. H. 2,3,4:F. PIl 2 I 'J 2 . 21 . f , , 3 ' 2, , 4 Ai x H E C 1 if 1-1 A 2 ' 3 ' 3 4 4 . 'I v Tu V 1 L1 , P Q 1 A B if Y 4 1 W 1 ffl wiv SENIOR PLAY CA ST- SEATED: Left to Right-C. Grover, H. Gens, l. Crumb, G. Earle, N. Ecker, S. Stone, C. Corkwell, R. Madison. STANDING: Left to Right-I. Henris, T. Fox, W. Fuller, D. Keppel, D. Phillips, E. Lampson, Mr. Moore. Senior Flight Log FRESHMEN: ln September of 1950 the South Dayton class was joined by the one from Cherry Creek. At first this union was like the collision of two heavenly bodies, but most of the problems were ironed out and our journey began. To help lay a foundation for our treasury we established a coat check-room at the home basketball games. SOPHOMORES: During this year we had a dance, which proved to be a planet-shaking suc- cess. We also continued our check-room, held a tag day and sold newspaper subscrip- tions. IUNIORS: Card sales, our universally-famous play and several dances were our main fund- raising projects during this year. We had by now begun to look forward to the coming year with a mingled feeling of anticipation and consternation. SENIORS: This year we suddenly found ourselves the center of the school just as the sun is the center of the universe. Our activities included dances, our Senior Play, maga- zine sales, and our carnival. During these four years we have been travelling toward a diploma which has seemed, at times, as distant as the moon. During the journey our fortunes have risen and fallen like currents of air. Our treasury has, at times, soared among the clouds, and, at times, plum- meted to earth with a resounding thud. Our last major activity was our Senior trip, when we went rocketing away to Washington. Now we are ready to take off again, each on our own separate flight, but still bound together by the common joys and sorrows which we have shared. FOUL SHOTS CARNIVAL QUEENS 'Aff-gf 'X-5? s ' N- N1 s.f':4 rx vt I. a -H216 XMZW 41 f ,..':'i.'.f! Aff!-V ,..jg:.' I I 1 If -. 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Why the Iumorsl The anc1ent God Mercury was a messenger of the Gods and as we somet1mes act as messengers for the sen1ors we settled upon thls planet Even though we have helped the Sen1ors we have rocketed through space w1th enumerable class act1v1t1es Our Treasury mcreased rap1dly durmg the year and we had much fun We had a Har vest Moon Dance and M1dw1nter Frollc We roamed from planet to planet sell1ng Chnst mas Cards and Statlonery Our candy cmd bake sales were also successful And then our b1g chance to advance farther 1nto space came when we had our play The Mounta1n House Mystery Everyone can remember the t1me Pat Gross had trymg to hypnotlze the Norweglan Ma1d fV1rg1n1a Lengenchl and Don Gould surely knew how to play the part of the ex convlct M1ss Mohr was the D1rector and we surely kept her busy What a rehef xt W1ll be when Iune Exams are over and the 1nhab1tants ot Iup1ter have announced off1c1ally that we are Semors We can v1sual1ze ourselves now attendxng Class Nlght and Commencement when We ourselves are the honored ones Well our race to the sun 1S nearly complete but others are st1l1 rocketmg through spacel I22I Z -r . , . , . , . , . . . - . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . I - . ' 1 , . - . . . . , . 11 . 11 . . . . . - ' r - wi l -1 7 IORS- ST ROVJ: Left to Ri ht-H. Smith, E. Hill, I. Cullen, C. Barnhar., V. Colvin, A. 'Sillerncm, Miss Spencer. COIXD ROW: Left to Right-T. Barry, B. Howard, S. Gates, R. White, G, Bell, P. Gross D. Babcock. IRD ROW: Left to R'qht-I. Sturm, F. Weaver G. Scott, A. Seward. N IDRS- T RON: Left to Right-Miss lnaizs, W. Len eQ:l., lx.. Ratienlzur, C. Moore, C, Kelley, M. Rcmke, P. Lincoln, Miss Mohr. COND ROW: Lett to Right-E. Morey, N. Merrill, V. Rose, E. Riek, T. lohnson, S. Young, I.. jllirnan, VV. Hickox, T. orrnaw IRD RGVV: Left to .gqhf--... Butcher, I. Berg, C. Mount, R. Green, I. Bentham, R. Barnes, D. Gould, D. Marsh, D. Braun. CLASS OFFICERS The Inhabitants of Mercur . K 2- as all if H' is a s ' ' A ' ' sri' ' - o 5 N1 p YD 'i Inhabitants of Uranus 15 ,A r... CLASS OFFICERS lOth GRADF TOP Seated Left to Rxqht Mxss Kale P Howard A Day F Ingersoll F Eckert M ONe1ll I Colson M Chrobak uECOND ROW Left to Rzqht M Bond G Hollenbeck H Danker E Balthaser P Bradmck R Greeley A Car nahan THIRD ROW Left to Rlqht Tom Beech E Armnaqe N Iohnston I Burns R Bergey D Colvm R Dye Mr Moore lUth GRADE BOTTOM Seated Left to Rlqht M Schwelqer I Provenzo N Stabeneau R Turzlllo P Peterson H Sweeney B Txnque I Ph1ll1ps I Valentlne QFOOIND ROW Left t Rant M Grunert W' Martm H Nobles lvl 'Wolfe L Martln N Parks N Tarbell A Tat cnet lHIRD ROW Le't o RIQDI A Q ott Ii M Sher R Sm1th C Peters R Peynolds E Weaver Uranasl The s the unpredxctable planet wlth ns unpredxctable Sophomores lnhabltlnq 1 WL have Certaxnlx Deen lousy rr one wa, cr ano her all year A class party no Septem ber woe the ltrst of oar actlvltle Next we Sola cr p ccllgtoa nunfher of penctls to our school rnates Other actwltes lnfluded elltna canay a sxat rt, party 1l'l Maron ana a Qaohono e hoo n A0 ll J e .rr a aay nt 1 dna our r facets to use 1 e ter our Iun r year Inhabitants of Neptune 2, CLASS Q FFICERS 91H GRADE FIRST ROW SEATED Lett to Rrqht M155 Gravmlc M Bradley C Cullen C Crowell C Cullen I Brown B Dcr rnn S FltPBc1lno1c SCCOND POW Left to Rraht D Clark D W'alton G Palmer I Harvey M Colander M Nlckerson R rlackett ll ye 'IHIRD POW Ra Plrclf S BPll9Cl'l P Davtan L Danker M V1f1qhtmar1 G M1ll1mcm W Hath C Rf-D T QC' Left o R1 '1 M rtaldl I4 'Xl sl1 E 'vleac arn D Mll er K Wlweeler G Fame L Rassa M Pluqq Nl, DO t o 1-11 'nt I Coon D Tambley I M are D Waters S Mount R Seward M Steohens L K ev 'W PG Maxwel D 'vt rrll C Va onaa D 'illoclc K Mlller D Rxder rt Peters R V e rr-e nrnen a e Just Leatnmna 1 use a t at the rmst of the sea As mhabrtartts ot tl e .mar t Neptune we have eold sweat sh ts h ld a class party have talcen aur tum at the sare candy and have e ,eyed a slcatrng pany Pltlvauan we are supposed to be all at sea about every1hrr1q we st1 feel that we H ve done au te a l':1t to brmq us closer to our al and that by next year We 1.w1ll De completely out or tl'1e nust ard one step nearer to P9 D 1 Inhabitants of Pluto ii CLASS OFFICERS 8th GRADE TOP Frrst Row Lett to Rzght I.. Greeley W Iohnston I Waters I Burns S Fischer M Conklm E Gens D Grover R Greenlee Mrs Gould SECOND ROW Left to Rlqht D Harvey N Hadley E Henrrs C Towne I Green M Colander P Butcher T Ellrs D Brumtteld W Mllspaw THIRD ROW Left to Rlqht I Hoth D Carver T Weaver H Everhart B Felt G Ackler G Crumb D Brooks K Anderson D Butcher G Ellls FOURTH ROW Left to Rrqht A Wachter D Dawley R Earle B Hollenbeck I Matter I Clarke I Fowler D Steward 8th GRADE BOTTOM FIYSI Row Left to Rrqht Mr Sulllvan M Parks M Mxlhman N Morrxson S Prmce D Stamp B Pattx son D Snyder B Tatchell E Steves D Young P Sturm SECOND ROW Left to Rtght L Llvermore E Newcomb C Stephens C MacDonald B Sloat I.. Smlth C Phllllps E Oakes B Klllock I Lmk W Rugg R Smlth THIRD ROW Left to Rlqht H Nobles A Sheldon E Kmq D Ruqq H Mosher C Kelley D Clark G Marvm P Petersen G Morey D McDan1els R Rettzq We Elqhth Graders as mhabmtants of the planet Pluto are rocketrnq slowly to the Sun The GCl1Vll19S of us Plutanans for thrs year have been well supported The year began with a skatmg party then We supported the Iunror Red Cross and 1n March we had a class party A p1cn1c closed the year s actrvmes Next year we w1ll go one step nearer the Sun by entering h1qh school I I Inhabitants of Moon of Pluto CLASS OFFICERS GRADE 7A BOTTOM Seated Left to Rrqht D Merrrll I Earle A Besse E Green B Felt M Howard N Armitage K Iohns ton S Iohnston I Ingersoll C Boque SECOND ROW Lett to Rrqht Mrs Oehser M Maxwell R Kmq T Barnhart R Brookman C Colvm R Crumb R Mrlspaw I. McNamara THIRD ROW Lett to Rrqht W Fowler M Ennrs R Ackler I Llvermore L Armstrong M Ellrott G Bentley P Barry G Mnlrman Absent H May R Green GRADE 7B TOP Seated Lett to Rrqht Mr Dorman K Mosher I Sprtzer B Phrllrps R Rublee P Paqett M Srlsby S Parne E Peters SECOND ROW Left to Ftqht I. Pattyson S Tyrna B Warm S Ruqq S Moore P Orcutt I Nash THIRD ROW Left to Rrqht R Tremarne D Snyder I Sohar I Symanskr D Van Wormer I Nolte C Park H Wolfe NEW MEMBERS Left to Rlqht R Fuller D Palermo R 'Wood We Seventh Graders started our trrst revolutron m September There were Irtty srx tn ham ants rt the class three ot whrch hare move out mto soace As mhabrtants of the Moon of Pluto we have had vaned and mterestrnq act1v1t1es dunnq the year These act1v1t1es mcluded a slcatrnq party Llons Darsy Sale for the Blmd sellmq candy tor the P T A Costume room and a class party m Aprrl Vve look forward to our destlnatlon whlch ts to graduate wrth anxrety but realtze tha much work 1S mvolved A I A 1. First graders e-may a Game Sf Cat ariri Rat with Miss Malis. .,4 M' 2. Rhythm Band entertains at As- sembly Program. 3. Mrs. Vfells and her Grade Song- sters, 4. .ypical scene with Mrs. Fowler in Health Room-Whats my temperature? 5. Miss Csllins and a Remedial Reading group. s 1 N., X'.Asn Q0 RCVlNCf CAMERA AT CHERPY CREEK SPACE lNSTlTUTE rv 2' x u 'XX ,Qs ,fi i -g R Football Asteroids FOOTBALL- FIRST ROW: Lett to Right-N. Merrill, Ft. Bradnick, H. Lengerich, K. Mosher, R. Bergey, A. Steward, I. Moore. SECOND ROW: Left to Right--W. Fuller, W. White, R. Richter, M. Wolfe, T. Fox, T. Dorman, R. Green, H. Danker, C. Mount, I. Berg, D. Butcher. This year, which was our third football season, started off with full rocket power, leav- ing both Ripley and -Cassadaga Valley in our trail. An upset, losing to Clymer by three points, set us back some, but a quick repair after our breakdown sent us ahead of Brocton and Porestville. We were then rocket to rocket with Sherman for first place, but the crew seemed to fall apart and even lim Berg, our runaway halfback, couldn't help. Let's hope to be in the rocket finals next year but coach Gorton will have a tough job as he is losing, lim Berg, Rich Bradnick, Tom Fox, Bill Fuller and Ray Richter, all lettermen. Here's good luck, lack Gorton. Pine Valley - Ripley - - - - 6 Pine Valley - Cassadaga Valley - 20 Pine Valley - Clymer - - 37 Pine Valley - Brocton - - 25 Pine Valley - Forestville - l3 Pine Valley - Sherman - 27 CROSS COUNTRY- LEFT TO RIGHT- L. Milliman, E, Lampson, R. Bentley, M, Marvin, R. Hackett, Mr. Dorman. This year we did quite well considering the in- experience of our team. Although our interscholastic work didn't show up much, we did quite a bit of planetary trotting. We ran in the sectionals at Hol- land, N. Y., competing with about 200 athletes. Ed Lampson placed 25th and Lyle Millirnan, 28th. We are hoping that under Coach Dorman we will build up both Cross Country and Track to its rightful place of prestige. 4, THE STARS! KNEELING: Left to Right-I. Bentham CManagerl, R. Barnes, R. Bradnick, I. Berg, F. Weaver, E. Lampsan, N. Merrill. STANDING: Left to Right---R. Richter, R. Troutman, T. Dorman, R. Green, R. Madison, C. Mount, Coach I. Gorton- The brightest Stars in all the heavens this year were the Pine Valley Panthers. Aided by a new type of rocket named lim Berg who set a high score record for the Pine Valley court of 41 points and during the Bi-County playoff, set the record for the Dunkirk court with 44 points, they have come through with flying colors. Everyone has helped by firing up their rockets and coming to town for the games and none of this support has gone to waste as our 2l win-no loss record indicates. This is the first time that Pine Valley has won the Section VI, Class B championship, so we feel that it is an added honor. Coach and Chief engineer of these boys was Iack Gorton. He's done a fine job and here's hoping that with four out of the first six lettermen returning, he'll be able to do the same again next year. Although he is losing Berg, Troutman, Lampson, Bradnick, Richter, and Madi- son, he'll still have big Bob Green who has a 17 point per game record. The chances are good that he may see Memorial Auditorium again. Let's hope so. OPPONENT WE THEY OPPONENT WE THEY 'Cattaraugus - - 69 44 Brocton - - 90 50 BI'OCfO1'1 - - - 49 45 'cgttqrqugug - 75 50 'Iamestown Sophomores 63 45 Westfield Q7 62 'Little Valley - - 59 57 . - Westfield - - - 53 47 Igifeslveue k Z Forestville 82 42 Iver ree ' 'Little Valley - 72 52 Dunklfk ' ' ' 98 60 Silver Creek - ea 65 Cessedeqfl Valley - 71 53 Dunkirk - - - 55 47 Bemus Point - - 59 52 Cqgsqdqgg Vglley . 77 FI'CIl'1kllI'1Vlll6 ' 'Jamestown - - 65 62 Pine Hill - - - 62 50 'Non-League Games Bemus Point GamePChautauqua County Championship. Franklinville Game-Bi-County Champion- ship. Pine Hill Game-Buffalo and Section VlChampionship. C21 straight victoriesl COACH GORTON Vxx X X XX. 3,4 A ,ff f f QW Our Stars TOP: Left To Right min, Ld, Alarm, phuir. CENTER: L-Q51 to Plfghl Bch G., Couch, lim. VITU' 1Di.k Fr Bon B , V if V 1 QI . 324' W ,va Wk..-... Z 1 'iii 'I 3 'M S . Bm J fl 3 if --fl gl fu K E N21 ff' M if f xml S ai 3 K N lsvi 1 xc? va as l. V. BASKETBALL- KNEELING: Left to Right-G. Milliman, H, Lengerich, D. Rider, L. Livermore. W. White, I. Moore, G. Marvin, H. Peters, N. Tarbell. STANDING: Left to Right-K, Purdy, H. Nobles, I. Burris, K. Mosher, R. Berqey, H. Danker, M. Wolfe, R. Dye, G. Scott, E. Weaver, Mr. Dorman. The 1952-53 edition ot our Iunior Varsity rocketed through to the county B Champion- ship. Coach Dorman piloted his charges through with 16 wins and 3 defeats. Next year these fellows will be on hand to defend the Section VI Championship. Basketball Steroids FRESHMAN BASKETBALL-A FIRST ROW: Left to Right-D. McDaniels, R. Tremaine, P. Barry, C. Colvin, T. Barnhart, W, Maxwell. SECOND ROW: Left to Rightelf. King, D. Steward, D. Brooks, D. King, M. Maxwell, C. Irish, I. Sohar, M. Dye, D. Trombley. THIRD ROW: L. Armstrong, R. Rettig, H. Peters, L. Livermore, D. Butcher, R. Hackett, L. Danker, I. Coon, R. Killock, Mr. Montaldi. The Freshman team made up of fellows from Grades seven through nine likewise soared through a fine season with Mr. Montaldi at the controls. Their record of 6 wins and 2 defeats was gratifying for basketball enthusiasts. i34l A Q - w-ff I. V. CHEERLEADERS - LEFT TO RIGHT-E, Balthaser, I. Valentine, P. Peterson, L. Greeley, A. Day. Boom! Boom! Was that a planet falling? No, just the I. V. cheerleaders as we led our team to the championship of their league. Remember the practicing after school! Then we cheered with varsity cheerleaders at the championship games. Pat Petersen, as captain, did a very good job. Two substitutes were Meredith Bond and Faith Eckert. We would like to present next year's I. V.'s with all our new cheers and We hope they have fun. Cheerleader Asteroids .1-'W VARSITY Cl-lEERl.EADEFSi LEFT TO EUGHT--E. Hcwzrd, V. Schar, VvvElTE', C. Barnhart, T. Harry, Another planet-shaking year of cheerleading has just rocketed away, but the games will never he forgotten. Aches and pains were had by all includinq our advisor Miss Malis, and now as we look back: upon the year with a victorious team like ours we have decided it was worth while. 1 Yip pe whos qolnq what fun we ll have thats whats in the air when Miss Malis announces a play day or mtramurals after school Play days were held at Iames town and in our school where basketball volleyball and softball Were played The space girls can be proud of the1r basketball team this year for they lost only one game They rocketed their way up by beating Frewsburq Bemus Point Falconer and Southwestern. GIBLS BASKETBALL GIRLS B ASKETBALL TVAM SEATED Left to Riqh B Hill L Greeley T Barry STAND'NG Left to Baht S Stone D Harvey R Turillo V Lenqerich GIRLS BASKETBAV L TEAM SEATED L Baht I Harvey P Howard F Ca penter STANDING Left to Bight M Iaquay M Dye M Ruttenbur B Howard Si- Y Planetary Games Our bowlinq team was like a constellation at the school play day at the Bowl-O-Drome in Fal- coner on March 2. They came in ninth place with Barbara Hill and Billie Barnhart havinq high games. Everyone enjoyed them- selves immensely. We hope next year's team will take first place. BOWLING- LEFT TO RIGI-lTeB. Hill, L. Greeley, B. Barnhart, V. Lenqerich, M. Ruttenbur. TOP: Left to Riqht-R. Madison, W. Fuller, F. Weaver, R. Richter, E. Lampson, F. Troutman, D. McDaniels, W. Sheldon, D. Butcher, M, Dye, L. Livermore. MlDDl.E: Left to Hiqht: R. Troutman, R. Berqey. BOTTOM: Left to Riqht-S. Bielecki, D. Clark. Boys' planetary sports include badminton, pina-pong, volleyball, basketball and foot- ball. The middle picture shows a play-oft qarne in which Troutman ousted Berqey. Other finalists are Bentley, Moore and Wolfe. At Iamestovsm the volleyball team made off with tour wins out of seven and Bentley and Wolfe brought their rocket plane scdely home by winning county doubles' championship in ping-ponq. iXN 1' llvwwv, Diamond Asteroids SEATED Left to Rlght F Weaver R Bentley M Wolfe G Scott N Memll E Lampson C Mount R Troutman V! Martln N Tarbell STANDING Lett to Rrght Coachl Gorton B Bradntck D Butcher R Hackett D Braun H Danker R Green T Dorman R Barnes H Peters A Scott H Lenqerlch T Barnhart When the call for baseball players came from Coach Gorton about thlrty enthusrastrc hopefuls hopped 1nto thelr Rocket Shlps and landed at the Cherry Creek d1amond Wtth eleven lettermen returntng from the 51 52 team our squad shapes up stronger 1n all de partment The coach p1cked the followmg l1ne up Ronald Hackett Henry Danker Wayne Inhelders Ed Lampson Bob Bentley Martm D1ck Bradmck Bob Green Tom Dorman Charley Mount Bob Outfrelders Bob Troutman Glenn Barnes Nevon Tarbell Den Butcher Art Scott Fred Weaver Howard Peters Scott Doug Ell1S Manager Tom Barnhart Returnlng from last years tearn It looked for a Whlle as though we would have to play 1n snow 1f we were to play at all but the weather man took p1ty on us wxth a good day to open agalnst Brocton Aprtl 24th Our 13 0 w1n showed that we really were flymg h1gh W1th good h1tt1ng we hope to follow the path taken by our basketball stars SCHEDULE OF' GAMES Aprll Brocton home Cassadaga Valley-away Cassadaga Valley home Westheld home Westfxelcl--away Brocton-away ay Bemus Po1r1t home Bemus Pomt-away S1lver Creek-away S1lver Creek home I33l Pitchers-'Mel Wolfe, 'Harold Lengerich, Catchersff'Norm Merrill, Doug Braun. 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I II.' f.'IP '1. I -,..:, .1'1' 1' ' I .. n II, . I. 4' 4 ' 'ua.a'. Lt' .1 1 ', I1I', ' . ...g-x, I . 1 . 1 .,.. ' A 7 ' 1 x' - 1' I-I, ,...1 1 I,II-. .: 1 I. .I': I-I.-I- . 111 1 1' 1. -'I ',.If'.1' '. .' ' 'I '. .1.' 1'11' I 1 1s'm ' I- I'1I-':.- , .I1.,-,1.-'I .I-.II'I1 1 1 .4 1 I ' ' , -I . .'1 '11-.'. s.- .I'-1 . I'I-I- 1-1 , ,'r A , 1, ' 'I .IojI. .n I-, . I ', ' 11 1 , ' ' . . 1. .. - 1 1-Z-v . . .1I' . c . , '. . -'S' CHORUS- FIRST ROW: Left to Right-H. Gens, G. Palmer, I. Brorwn, C. Crowell, C. Cullen, T. Beach, K. Purdy, N. Tarbell, K. Wheeler, B. Dorman, S. Felt, G. Paine, S. Gates. SECOND ROW: Left to Right-C. Cullen, C. Grover, P. Babcock, F. Eckert, M. Chrobak, N. Parks, T. Fox, W. Martin, D. Walton, F. Ingersoll, D. Miller, F. Carpenter, Mrs. Wells. THIRD ROW: Lett to Right-B. Tingue, VJ Tarbell, C. Corkwell, EI. Balthaser, D. Waters, H. Lengerich, I.. Martin, G. Hollenbeck, W. Fuller, M. Bond, C. Barnhart, M. Iaquay, M. Nickerson, D. Babcock. FOURTH ROW: Left to Right-C. Moore, S. Ellis, R. Turzillo, D. Iohnston, I. Crumb, P. Petersen, T. Dorman, A. Ste- ward, R. Madison, E. Armitage, S. Mount, C. Bell, B. Howard, P. Howard, T. Barry. Planetary Songsters Along with tremendous advancements which our school has made in other fields, our ever expanding chorus has raised our cultural interests to new heights. This has been pos- sible because of a masculine interest in singing. Our activities for the year included spring and fall concerts, Christmas and Easter pro- grams, the All State at Randolph, and the Easter Music Educators' Conference at Kleinharfs Music Hall, Buffalo. Here Norm Parks represented our group in the All State High School Choir of 200 selected voices. All the weavings of our rocket in various activities have been ably guided by our ex- perienced pilot Mrs. Wells, even through the flak caused by the rabble-rousers. The Iunior Planetary songsters and the Grade Chorus were very active this year also and give much promise for the future. I UNIOR HIGH CHORUS- FIRST ROW: Left to Right-S. Paine, D. Merrill, P. Earle, D. Snyder, C. Towne, I. Burris, P. Orcutt, M. Silsby, M. Milliman, N. Morrison. SECOND ROW: Left to Right-K. Iohnson, E. Green, R. Rublee, I. Nash, B. Felt, E. Peters, S. Moore, W. Iohnston, A. Besse. THIRD ROW: Left to Right-Mrs. Wells, I. Spitzer, K. Mosher, C. Bogue, E. Newcomb, S. Rugg, B. Warm, M. Howard, N. Armitage, P. Pagett. FOURTH ROW: Left to Right-L. McNamara, T. Barnhart, C. Colvin, R. Brookman, W. Sheldon, H. Wolfe, G. Bentley, K. Anderson, L. Armstrong, R. King. l Z it 1 Ag 8 I 1 'RTFQ F I l Vx ef. BAND FIRST ROW Lett to Right I Wooley D Stamp E Parks P Gross D Babcock M Ruttenbur SECOND ROW Left to Right B Pattison P Duntield H Carnahan E Henris N Hadley V Tarbell F Ingersoll C MacDonald R Dye P Allen THIRD ROW Left to Right B Phillips N Merrill I Greenlee I Mirwald G Scott T Fox H Sweeney B Howard L Steward FOURTH ROW Left to Right R Green P Dayton D Merrill P Howard I.. Martin D Gould I Henris P Peter sen N Tarbell P Babcock FIFTH ROW Left to Right-G Vtfallace M Parks S Prince M Conklin A Scott F Carpenter I Burris P Sturm N Parks Mr Downey Heavenly Music Makers Every Tuesday and Friday we hear melod1ous notes sounding through space It is the Heavenly Music Makers Our Senior Band has again soared through a very busy and profitable year Under the d1rect1on of our heavenly master Mr Downey We gate a fall and spring concert took part in a Christmas and a:n Easter Assembly and firing all rockets entered the New York State Music Competition at Fredonia Assembly programs were g1ven at Cattaraugus Cen tral Fredonia High Farnham and Orchard Park Central Schools Our band has learned the advantages of co operation and the pleasure that music can give cmd has climbed to great heights in this vast universe Our dance band was not too active the first part of the year but gained speed the second semester as we played throughout the evening at the Senior Carnival Our purpose 1S to give interested students the opportunity to play popular music in the modem style and we have thoroughly enjoyed our travels from planet to planet as we played at several social gatherings. DANCE BAND- SEATED: Lett to Right-B. Phillips N. Merrill G. Scott, Mr. Downey. STANDING: Lett to Right --T. Fax P. Petersen, P. Babcock I. Henris D. Phillips D. Gould P. Howard D. Babcock. Inhalntants of Vesta FHA SEATED Left to Right S Mount R Turzlllo V Sohcn' M Dye C Corkweh C Barnhart C Bell Mxss Spencer STANDING Lett to Rlqht H Gens P Lmcoln T Iohnson M Bond M Ranke Ft White C Moore M ONe1ll D Harvey E Balthaser I Cullen M Colander G Palmer V Tarbell D Bromfleld C Cullen OFFICERS Presldent Carol Corkwell Secretary Marlone Dye Treasurer B1111e Bamhart Advlsor Mlss Spencer In the beglnmng of our Journey toward a new honzon on the planetotd Vesta we dock ed our space shlp long enough to lflllldte new space cadets who wanted to1o1n the patrol Our ob1ect IS to promote a qrowmg apprecxauon of Joy and satlsfactlon 111 homemakmg to encourage democracy tn home and comrnunlty hte and to provtde wholesome recreatlon Contlnumg on our Journey through space we served at the F F A Banquet had a Chnstmas Party and our Joumey ended Wllh a sprmg dance Our motto Toward New Honzons keeps our space shlp travelmg ever onward and we are lookrng forward to next years ventures Wllh a great deal of pleasure 441 O Vice President ------ Valerie Sohar 1 1 ' I . . . , ll 1 ll I a 1 I I l Inhabitants of Saturn OFFICERS President ------- Glenn Scott Vice President ----- Donald Phillips Secretary ------ Edrnon Lampson Treasurer ------- Ierry Stumm Reporter ------- Ray Richter Sentinel ------- Herbert Nobles Advisor ---'--- Mr. Babcock The F F A inhabitants of the planet Saturn have risen mto space this year with many new ventures Our primary purpose IS to develop agricultural leadership cooperatlon and c1t1zensh1p We encourage members in the development of mdlvxdual farming programs and to lmprove their home and farm surroundlngs In the past year our Satumian Cadets acted as hosts to the Westem New York Iudgmg Tour participated in Cattle Iudglng at Delh1 and the Chautauqua County Falr and spon sored a Parent and Son Banquet We have also started several promects-a calf raising pro Ject Foundat1on Dairy Award a demonstrating plot on the New School grounds wtth em phasis on weed control and a club equlpment prolect Our Motto Learning to do Doing to learn Earning to l1ve L1v1ng to serve helps persuade us to keep our space ship modern and well-equipped ON FLOOR Left to Right W Maxwell D Trombley W Hoth M Dye SEATED Left to Rlght R McNamara H Nobles I Sturm G Scott D PhllllPS E Lampson R Richter H Danker STANDING Left to Right W Klllock A Scott A Carnahan E Morey C Conklin R Bergey Mr Babcock D Keppel W White K Mlller I Coon L Butcher K Mosher I Moore I45I 3' HI-YM FIRST ROW: Left to Right- Mr. Montaldi, T, Beach, C. Mount, E, Armitage, H. Sweeney, M. Dye, D. Babcock, Miss Gravink. SECOND ROW: Lett to Right--H. Cvens, M. Bond, I, Colson, M. Chrobak, D. Waters, D. Miller, K. Wheeler, P. Babcock, C. Corkwell. THIRD ROW: Left to Right-P. Petersen, I. Valentine, P. Bradnick, V. Rose, Ft. White, T. Iohnston, I. Provenzo, P. Lincoln, N. Ecker. FOURTH ROW: Left to Right--M. Iaquay, T. Barry, P. Howard, A. Day, C. Barnhart, B. Howard, S. Gates, C. Bell. FIFTH ROW: Left to Right- -R. Dye, R. Troutman, C. lrish. Inhabitants of Moon Our Hi-Y burst forth this year for the first time in our solar system. Our purpose is to dedicate ourselves to the highest Christian ideals and at the same time to have fun. We meet the second and fourth Monday nights and are planning to send delegates to several state and county meetings. We have interplanetary meetings with other Hi-Y groups and our chief activity is service projects tor the benefit of our community. The members ot the library club are at the controls of the library on the days when Miss Matson is in Cherry Creek. They hold monthly meetings to talk over and plan va- rious projects. LIBRARY CLUB- A SEATED: Lett to Right-G. Palmer, E. Balthaser, I. Cullen, T. Barry, D. Harvey, Ft. Turzillo, M. Colander, N. Stabenau. STANDING: Left to Right-G. Earle, M. Bond, I. Colburn, I. Harvey, M. Chrobak, C. Bell, I. Phillips, T. Iohnson, S. Mount, V. Rose, P. Bradnick, M. Bradley, E. Riek, B. Kahm, E. Meacham, M. Rugg, R. White, C. Cullen, D. Walton, Miss Matson. L.-. 8th GRADE YORKER CLUB- FIRST ROW: Left to Right-Mrs. Gould, B. Pattison, B. Killock, D. Snyder, I. Link, B. Sloat, E. Steves, E. Gens, R Greenlee, B. Tatchell, R. Rettig, D. Carver. SECOND ROW: Left to Right-C. Towne, S. Fischer, I. Burris, E. Henris, N. Hadley, C. McDonald, D. Stamp, C Stephens, L. Greeley, I. Waters, P. Sturm. THIRD ROW: Left to Right-T. Weaver, G. Ackler, G. Crumb, D. Rugg, H. Mosher, D. Brooks, P. Petersen, I. Hoth. G. Morey, D. Dawley, D. Rider. FOURTH ROW: Left to Right-A. VVachter, B. Felt, D. McDaniels, W. Rugq, B. Hollenbeck. Inhabitants of the Earth It is no flight of fancy that the 7th and 8th Grade Yorker Clubs are interested in his- tory. These Plutonians came to earth to prove that History can be fun . Both groups have pen pals in other planets and the 8th Graders have been busy writing a constitution tor their club. They are also trying to promote a historical museum some where near Space Institute. The high-light ot the year for these 7th and 8th Yorker Cadets is the Western Zone Iam- boree and the State-Wide Convention at Saratoga Springs, both of which they attended. YORKERS-- SEATED: Left to Right--M. Silsby, I. Spitzer, B. Phillips, K. Mosher, B. Felt, D. Merrill, P. Paqett, M. Howard, N. Armitage, E, Peters, A. Besse. FIRST ROW: Lett to Right--Mrs. Oehser, B. Warm, D. Snyder, I. Sohar, G. Bentley, L. McNamara, C. Colvin, R. Brookman, T. Barnhart, I. Ingersoll, S. Johnston. SECOND ROW: Left to Riqht S. Rugq, P. Barry, H. Wolfe, C. Parks, L. Armstrong, R. King, D. Van Warmer, M. Maxwell, R. Milspaw. fiie :gif-. 'ff'5r 'is Pm' fu X. if-we A RADIO CLUB- SEATED: Left to Right-AR. Smith, E. Weaver, Mr. Montaldi, Mr. Grunert, A. Tatchell, C. Peters, T. Beech. STANDING: Left to Right-E. Armitage, I. Henris, W. Fuller, I. Fowler, A. Carnahan. Inhabitants of the Moon of Saturn Another Rocket Ship appeared on our horizon this year in the form of cz Radio Club. This was organized to promote interest in radio and to make it possible and easier for the fellows to secure a Ham license. A qreat deal ot interest has been shown in this work. A fine 4-H Club, under the leadership of Robert Pease, came to earth for the second year here at Pine Valley. The Club selected the name Pine Fiddlers and they have en- joyed a most successful term. They attended a Leadership Training School, several Agri- cultural demonstrations and enjoyed a skating party at Dunkirk. They have fine plans for their Club next year. 4-H CLUB- FIRST ROW: Lett to Right-Mr. Babcock, L. McNamara, W. Maxwell, I. Moore, M. Maxwell, D. Brooks, D. Mc- Daniels. SECOND ROW: Left to Right-W. Ruqq, I. Hoth, W. Fowler, R. Brookman, T. Barnhart, D. Colvin, R. Crumb. THIRD ROW: Left to Right-W. Hoth, G. Ackler, D. Ruqq, W. Killock, D. Trombley, G. Crumb, I. Fowler, H. Mosher. 1 if ROVING CAMERA What a qame! Wood shop- Wait a while! Wait a while! Favorite pastime. .sjfifikwg X? i-.N-vi'-'gs ' 1' Y .yi i , taaaaaaaf,aoatia it 4. Little Miss Fixit 5. 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