Poland Central High School - Kuyahooran Yearbook (Poland, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1957 volume:

,1 Q M K A . I M NAqffv, ,i,,m7w We ,M fg gq.-mwgmqgmf Q My . Q. NY , A x . , , ' ' ' H- ,, V -H M. , M ar f af N A ,rr J , . ,...L A .. , A .,, . Q Q 4 le ' A 'W' J xv flff THE l957 KU YAHOORAN ,efrufax M pn'esenTed .By ne Senior Class POLAND CENTRAL SCHOOL POLAND NEW YORK The Class of '57 invites you---parents, faculty, students and friends to look through these pages and recall with us memories of our school year. We wouldlike to thank each of you, students, faculty and friends for the cooperation and sup- port which you gave us in order to make this annual a success. We hope you find enjoyment in reviewing our perfect day . 2 LEM ON FACULTY ,....,, ADIVIINISTRAT 4 x ' Spigl,-65253 'Y ' C M5555 Q Q Q Q a 'ii I4 'W ' 1 M4-? ?'n' f : f'Li - , , W 1, Os X PF IO- 7 A YK, , l J-7-38 crfvmss f- A A WM SPORT5 gQ,wWI,ff:,p v, f' 1 I 2.1 ,' lg 'M 1 9' 185' L 65 QQ 6, my y X N I L I '7 Qi Q sg - W4 '5 :FQ QQ VCP, Q P- I I gk we I X , 31 ' Au X . r- .ln-ln! vm!! m ,- 'E 1 , :aa Q, fl! -xxx! If P'P' 39-'fe i F .. . . lf-p 47-F2 if X 1 DEDICATIO We, the Senior Class, dedicate this 1957 Kuyahooran to Mrs. Olive Harnmes, our yearbook advisor, as an expression of our gratitude for the .. . . b k. many sacrifices which she has made to make possible our year oo Mrs. Hammes has shown the utmost in kindness and patience toward the seniors. We are proud to dedicate our yearbook to such an understanding friend and teacher. 4 PPRECIATIO We, the Class of 1957, sincerely express appreciation to our librarian and dramatic and cheerleading coach, Mrs. Frances Warren. Her enthu- iasm and unceasing patience helped make the senior play doublysuccessful. Mrs. War- ren's sense of humor and guid- ance in so many activities have made her popular with the stu- dent body. APPRECIATIO In deep appreciation of Mr. Michael Kozma, senior advisorand industrial arts teacher, we, the Class of 1957, wish to express our gratitude. His willingness to contribute to any project that we have un- dertaken and his timely words of wisdom have won him the admiration of the entire class. 57 STAFF We Were kept busy right up to the finish in order to make this the best book ever. At last after many threats from the advisor, late nights and hustling, our book was sent to the publishers. Then we breathedalittle easier, but we knew it had been well worth CLOCKWISE: Robert Clifford, Robert Putnam, Sheldon LaTulippe, John , Putnam, Chester Pop- lasky. ' 5 the effort we put into it. CLOCKWISE: Janet Kelhi, Charlotte Beaudin, Jack Prin- dle, Janet Alton, Jane Dun- more, Eillen Edwards. CLOCKWISE: Glenn Rickard, Dean Martin, Peggy Moran, Carol Ann Seifried, Patricia Powers. we QM isfm Y Tian ELLSWORTH G. BUCK Supervising Principal SEATED: Mr. Jones, c1erkgMr. Boynton, Mr Hausner, District Superintendent. STANDING Mr. Flansburg, Mr. Moon, Mr. Irwin, Mr Burt. I i w JAMES HANE Vice-Principal xnwewwssw wifi we km.- Ti-ff K 'A n ig E A . N as v- .. 5, F 2 2335. X ,,-'Sf in 'td . 1 1 ? as 5? R i gww Q2 l LQ A i ii , Ns . , ,.,,k X : brvl V A ' , . I S' I K, 1 S , 'l SPECIAL SERVICE Under the able leadership of Mr. Walter Schick derstanding helps us to make wise decisions. 241 GY? ig: Miss Farrell checks our teeth. Dr. Wallace, school doctor, gives Mary Ellen Griffin a shot of the Salk vaccine assisted by Mrs. Brady, school nurse. Mr. Savino, Grade Supervisor Mrs. Glenister, secretary 10 our Guidance Counselor, students are advised through- out high school and counseled in future plans. His un- SCHOCL ASSISTANTS L08 IIQGI fl-U'lq'e 'f'o041 , CAFETERIA STAFF: Mrs. Forrest, Mrs. Bronson, Mrs. Prindle, Mrs. Munn, and Mrs. Weeks Janitors: Mr. Munn, Mr. Haskell, and Mr. Brooks 11 CAFETERIA We eqf here We S+'-Ldv.-X HBYC Qui Of S Janet enjoys Christmas bottle! What was your surprise Jane? 1 I 1 001 'G SENICDRS CLASS OFFICERS! Jack Prindle, Vice- Presidentg Carol Young, P r e s i d e n t Robert Clifford, Treasurer. ABSENT Seniors and advisors drink toast Mary Wall, Secretary. from punch bowl, gift from class of '56 Seniors girls gather around the tree. AMEN! I4 Bowling 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 French Club 35 Senior Scouts 15 Senior Play 45 Senior Honor Society 45 Bas- ketball 3,45 Archery 35 Yearbook Staff 45 F,H,A. 15 Press Club-Managing Editor 4. Monitors' Club 15 Pep Clubhl, 2, 3, 45 F, H, A. 15 Senior Play 45 Class President 15 Library Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Sen- ior Athletic Service Club 35 French Club 35 Yearbook Staff. JANET ALTON llJanll A smile on her lips, and a twinkle in her eye, have attracted many a guy. BE RDE T BARROWS !lBud1l Berdet is'God's own personal gift to mechanics, He can fix anything from a to z in a jiffy. Yearbook Staff5 Senior Play. CHARLOTTE BEAUDIN Char Likeable and friendly, ever ready for mirth, shy in her way so appreciate her worth. 15 ROBE RT C LIFFORD llBobll We feared that Bob would not tell, that he does draw so well. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3,4, Track 2, 3,4, Volleyball 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Chorus 1,2, Library Club 1, Treasurer 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Boys' State 3, Soccer 4. ,A JANE DUNMORE Janie Janie has the gift of cheer the lack of friends she need not fear. Press Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3 4, Athletic Service Club 3, F. H. A, 1, French Club 3 Yearbook Staff 4, Senior Play. EILEEN EDWARDS llEill Eileen has personality plus she is cheerful, friendly and a favorite with us all. Yearbook Staff, Senior Play, Driver Training 3, Li- brary Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Vice-President 3, French Club 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 3, 4. Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer l, 2, 3, 4, 2 ELWOOD JOHNCOX Johnnie A smile for every fellow, Two for every girl. . Baseball lg Senior Play. CHARLES FORBES Charlie Sometimes serious, sometimes gay, But we all like him just that way. Driver Training 2 5 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 45 Soccer 4, F. F. A. Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3, President 45 Baseball 1, 2, 43 Track - 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Vice-President 15 Senior Play. JANET KELHI lIJanll Jan is Editor-in-Chief a very busy one, but when it comes to parties she's lots of fun. Editor-in-Chief 43 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2 3, 4, Softball 1, 3, 43 Volleyball 2, 3, 43 Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4 F.H.A. 1,25 Bowling 3, 43 Band 1,2, 3, 43 Chorus 3 Archery 1, 23 All County 33 Senior Play. 17 SHELDON LA TULIPPE llsonnyll Tops in sports, Personality plus, always happy, a hit with us. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 45 Soccer 4, Volleyball 43 Foul Shooting 3,45 Yearbook Staff 43 F.F,A. 2, 35 4H 1,2,3g Tractor Maintenance 1,25 Chorus l,2,A4, Library Club lg Senior Play. ROGER LANGE ROGER LANGE nRi-ckyn A great fellow not much to say. But. ask anyone, he's okay. ' Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, F. F. A. 1, 2, 35 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 45 Tractor Maintenance 1, 2g Senior Play. DEAN MARTIN Deane He puts his cares on a shelf and comes to school to enjoy himself. Yearbook Staff g Senior Play. I8 MARGARE T MORAN H Il Good natured, Peg has rhythm in her toes wherever she goes. Cheerleading JV 3, 4g Pep Club 3,43 Basketball 1,45 Volleyball l5'SOftball 3, 4, Band 3, 4g Tennis 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 All State Sectional Chorus 3, 45 All County Band 3, 4. PATRIClA POWE RS I A silent one admired than Press Club 2, 3, Editor- Society 45 Yearbook Staff. Peg!! F. H. A. 13 Senior Play, Dance CHESTER POPLASKY llchetll His winning way will, win him success. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Driver Training 3, Chorus 13 Sen ior Playg Yearbook Staff. Pat' is always more a noisy one. in-Chief 45 National Honor l 1 9 JOHN PRINDLE llJaCklI As a trumpet player Jack is great, with us he'll always rate. Dance Band 2, 3, 45 Driver Training 3, Library Club lg Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer, President 2, Vice-Pres- ident 3, 4, Senior Play, Assistant Editor,Yearbook Staff. JOHN PUTNAM JOHN PUTNAM llJaCkIl 34 is the magic number for Jack while he's on the floor our team never lacks. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Foul Shooting 2, 3, 4, Soccer 4, Yearbook Staff, Bowling 3, Chorus 1,2,4, Driver Training 3, Track 2, 3, 4, Library Club 1, Senior Play. ROBERT PUTNAM ROBERT PUTNAM llBObll Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow. Library Club 15 Senior Play, Yearbook Staff. zo 7 ROBE RT ROBE NS ll Bob Bob is always calm, cool and collected, but he his classmates. Basketball 25 Baseball 23 Volleyball 3, 45 4H 1, 2, 3, 4, Driver Training 33 Soccer 43 Tractor Maintenance 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play. ff' GLENN RICKARD Glennie From us all he is teased, but what you do for him, he's pleased. Library Club l,2,3,4g Senior Play, Yearbook Staff. rates with CAROL ANN SEIFRIED Carol On Carol you'1l find a smiling face, No one could ever take her place. Senior Play, Bowling 3, 43 Library Club 1, 23 Pep Club 1, 2, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Driver Training 35 Chorus 1, 23 Girls' Ensemble 2, F. H. A. 1, 25 Senior Athletic Service Club, Yearbook Staff. 21 MARY WALL Marie Mary Wall's not very tall, but she can cheer when they play ball. French Club 3, Senior Play, Dance Band 2, 3, 4,- Ten- nis 3,4, Band 1,2, 3, 4, All State 4, Library Club 1, Class Treasurer 2, Secretary 3, 4,All State Sectionals 1, 2, 3, 4, All County 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 1, 25 F. H. A. 1, 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4, Sax Quartet 3, Senior Scouts 1, Monitor's Club, Volleyball 4, Senior Play. I like work, it fascinates me, I could sit and look at it for hours. Chorus 1, 4, F. F. A. 2, 3, Soccer 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Library Club 1, Senior Play. JOHN WEAKLEY Johnnie CAROL YOUNG vvBudge n Leader, friend, thoughtful too, trust in her, she'1l see you through. Volleyball 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Brass Ensemble 1, Dance Band 2, Herkimer County Se ctional s 1, 3, All State Sectionals 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 1, 2, Basket- ball 1, 2, 4, Archery 1, 2, 4, Senior Scouts 1, Press Club 1,2, Managing Editor 3, Associate Editor 4, French Club 3, President 3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Chorus 4, Yearbook Staff, Driver Training 3, Monitors' Club, Bowling 3, 4, Senior Play. 22 B E UTY AN THE 'BEFF S E NIO R P LA Y Under direction SX SX X X xx of Mrs. Warren The Line-up 23' Beef Sounds Off 6. - Holy Hannibal S. x4 as The Mad Doctor Bridge Anyone? 23 HO OR SOCIETIE ,, N ROW ONE: B, Goodney, N, Squire. ROW TWO: P, Richer, L, Young, E, Dunmore, J, Franken, J, Wall, P,Powers, ROW THREE: R, Hamston, T, Wilcox, C, Young, J, Dun- more, J, Alton, J, Kelly, Mr, Linsenbarth, Advisor, SENIOR Last May, 30 people were tapped to be members of the Kuyahoora Chapter of the National Honor Society, At present, there are 14 from grades 7-9 in the Junior Society and 14 from grades 10-12 in the Senior Society. The qualifications for membership are Scholar- ship, Leadership, Character and Citizenship. .IU IOR ROW ONE: J, Dutcher, S. Richer, ROW TWO: L, Gianini, L. Dunmore, K, Piseck, A. Zamorski, E, Young, M, Carnright. ROW THREE: T. Ward, J, Buttolph, J, Powers, G. Paul, J, Colvin, S, Bandych, R. McGrath, 24 .V .4 A. .ik .1 , . ,1.,m: 5 . 4 53? FI? f I ,.i, .Q-n-..., ,,,,,-- 'W-u-..-... ...aff H-L... K., Q all 'PY- +-4.K , 'ff'- f-.,,..., bw. .. x UMA Www if if f n'-X1 FQ Q5 W-P Six .1 au M511 5-'41 5' I , N B sz 3 at 3 F S H :ns n W an if h W E5 aura: i IGHTH TGRADE ROW ONE: B, Bellair, J. Bathke, S. Moran, G, Paul, J, Dutcher, M, Perry, F, Heiser, S, Richer, L, Chrisman, D, Firth. ROW TWO: S, Barton, S, Ingersoll, M, Levesque, B, Greiner, S. Bandych, F, Moran, J, Forbes, D, Newman, L. Burns, Mrs. Bailly. ROW THREE: J, Wheeler, G, Folnsbee, J. Colvin, J,Przelski, J.Longstaff, H. Miller, J., Powers, S, Carr, ROW FOUR: J. Crouch, W, Bronson, K, Edwards, W, Hart, N, Wozniuk, W, Madore, F. Coonradt, D, Roark, E, Kaczmarczyk, J, Rachon, ROW FIVE: P. Bell, F, Lehman, R, McGrath, D. Bunce, T, Cech, A, Weaver, E. Myrda, W. Moody, M. Vacula, G, Taylor, E. Murray, L. DeCarr, P, Goggin. QU I TH GRADE ROW ONE: R, Waldron, L. Schumacher, S, Rotach, S, Prichard, S. Stevens, C. Smith, S, Loo- man, M, Farber, S, Barnes, ROW TWO: I. Weakly, F, Waterbury, R, Lovell, K, Snyder, J Neely, C, Newman, L, Renodin, M, Cechanowicz, ROW THREE: J, Cook, R, Burritt, E, Moon J, Hughes, F, Pritchard, R, Weaver, R, Darrow. 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XJ xx hx-0.-x C N51 X vlf ,g 1 Ax X, x -Q 1 - ' 2 ' X I x ' V ' x :Bw ' X WT-QQ X N y LK i X' X 'X ff QA Q Vx Rx . X11 X 'X x xt Xi S 5 Q, X x V 51 iv y 555 4 Peggy Lezette, Mary Wall The PCS Band, recipient of A ratings for six consecutive years, is one of the best bands in New York State. Last year it was proud to be among the foremost bands asked to belong to the First Chair of America Yearbook. This yearbook contains pictures and stories of the big bands, choirs, and orchestras of the United States. Under the direction of Mr. Truscello, the band consisting of 50 members has presented concerts at school, entertainment for clubs, and has played at Cornell on Band Day. For the past 2 years in competition the band has earned A ratings in grade 5 music. It is now preparing music in grade 6 for spring competition. SEWC SECTIQNALS Some of our more talented performers were chosen to attend A11- State, Sectional A11-State, A11-County, and the Eastern Music Conference in Atlantic City. 41 'f L- . Q,:..?1-1' . 4Q. M.,fyYlLQ,lf My-aroma 1 Fl Q :xx L ' , I Q , 4 3 2 ' ' fiifi 4 fri ' A A A , -5 .L ,,. K AY ff' w ' ' ,W 22 3 35 xg 2: A ug 1553 L4 L- 'Q f f 4 Q , K uf m xV,L .-5 ,Vw Q., L V i E-x ,X Q Nr ., -nf' 4 lf' lib Q Q if? V. Gag QWX W Q 1 2 M -M xx' -wr! ai? ,ff 3 I Q t 15? , Qs fy l ur-K . 3 XX fad' I Q if las, 4: I I 1 J 255 ' f is mwfff if K- K X sv 'f' ft ff CHORUS ROW ONE: B. Cechanowicz, E. Young, A. Pritchard, K. Piseck, R. Houghtaling, G. Levesque. ROW TWO: Mr. Reardon, F. Buck, M. Carnright, C. Hampston, M. Moran, M. Kostyn. ROW THREE: D. Barnes, W. Holiday, B. McNeill, D. Perry, J. Buttolph. ROW ONE: E. Decarr, T. Horton, S.Bandych, M. Levesque, J. Colvin, J. Prezlski, F. Lehman, G. McMahon, ROW TWO: M.Schleicher, S.Richer, F. Heiser, J. Neely, C. Newman, F. Moran, D. Looman, T. Zamorski, L. Bandych. ROW THREE: D. Thayer, M. Perry, S. Barton, J. Dutcher, J, Bathke, S. Moran, J. Forbes, Mr.Reardon. ROW FOUR: H. Griffin, R. Darrow, J. Hall, D. Wallace, D. Paul, C. Duignan. 43 emu .sr cl V . - . ,uul fps 1? ' M. A 'ZA' kai, asreicfxrms L' ' 7 ' 5 3991, ,A. , 94 3 Published, monthly by tha Press Club of the . Poland Central Suhool, Poland, Nur 'fork Vol. XI Hi-rch, 2957 No. 3 E i St t 8 h 1 P l i i Flash edited by Patricia mp rs 1 a o no ron noe az on - ff UWB Central New 'fork Stxto School Press Anaaiatiexy Esgxfeirikewssillvigihdigiztits Oi- STAFF REPORTERS d I . . . . Batter-in-Chia!-f-Patricia Pnwarl Mane Duhemo ' MPS- Grlffm ,rec elved flrst Associate Editor-Carol Yeung dlmily Dumnora place m the muneotyped school Mangging Editor-d.Tsn:Ii:.1'tg: x Harymlggu Fhilliple newspaper rated by CNYSSPA. Bu has Manager---Pa Q 9 tr s 8 ' ' t t .wzhnaxeoif-5Eo1nPssnn.r tt .nhgisuwumpm p gffqpigftlirgfl 15212 'fijuiffioug Exo mage p r-- a but 0 Lex do Duamor p ' Sports mixer?-Lenagyvaung :wmv annum' e group has kept US up OH all Chuglg R1011g3'Ql mann yang school news and functlons. rest-are Editor--Jane Dxmmaro intros Zamora!! Faculty Aclviaux'--Urn lf.R,Grii!izx xo M p Pri e this sauv- 5 f gi Rama A11 11.7, pwgf,w.3':fg.xmm,pnLQmmmW-, V p , s V OHM f a Swdem C ' S 9 QXLUYU A wh we .. A A Q M Us tary-if! S9-.Liqgji Easqbafn received S nigga . Mit was lizard?-Y fromcgie WI Jeraegahwlmk' M E5 W, . ve 'W ' as a Dtyugioxlgmafg 2148 fi, .me E in ggQ1iz3itiQiQm ,ffm tigpajfiigh the GM.: 1 . naw x were c OS ' ' ,Maw ' ewexgeaaa +2113-a - a 1 fi V109 Eh. ,, for fha - , ' 3:-:mfs 'Xe' 1 eabpuaxe ' Zwgnidne dffglidenf, Counilcii E cw ,w W 'Em 203995853-tif, orgfxiieesiiabed Um' A 1 ineizfumexiiliihci djifectimxx biitveii GOGGYHGY1 R, .. 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The PCS 1-are ty burn-' night. ,g ball 'beam will clash With out ta, '1:,e- 56 'm 'mY in fb' W'W 1a epep The Seni or Librar Y C lub members assist t he ljbrar y program b Feadi T1 t d Cla f sses. cataloguing and b - y taking Car 9 Of th . . e h1gh school circulati y . on desk. Clubgmo gga e em ers rom grades 9 12 lea, rn the mor 6 technlca 1 skills of school hbrary WOrk. LIBRARY CLUB i Mrs Warren carries out the routine ding the books. At the arned Library Ciub under the guidance o . finding cards, and shelving and men rstown Museum and Howe's Caverns, e roup. Junior ' out books, t ip to Coope duced by the g duties of charging end oi the year there is a field r through the proceeds of three-one-act plays pro 45 9- F, F.A. has had a busy season since its first event, the school fair in September. Charles Forbes represented the club at the National Convention in Kansas City. Roger Lange, Charles Forbes and Ronald Lachut were interviewed by Leon Renodin on a farm radio program. One of their field trips was to the GLF fertilizer plant in Canastota. Ber- det Barrows is trying for the Empire Farmer Degree, the highest degree given in the state. Officers: C. Forbes, Presidentg B. Barrows, Vice-Presidenty W. Failing, Secre- tary-Reporterg R. Lachut, Treasurerg R. Lange, Sentinel, Mr. Scannell, Advisor. F. H. A. -Motto: Toward New Horizons -Colors: Red and White-Flower: Red Rose. The first of eight purposes is to promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfaction of homemaking. Officers: R. Houghtaling, Presidentg N. Wright, Vice-Presidentg P. Richer, Treasurerg M. Harvey, Song Leader, Mrs. Hane, Chapter Mother, Mrs. Bailly, Advisor. MAJGRETTES M, Kostyn, C. Pomichter, H, Pomichter, J. Newman, C. Friel, L. Goodney. The Pep Club, a girls' athletic group, organizes interscholastic games, earns money by selling soft drinks and candy at home games. It gives aid to the cheerleaders and other girls' sports. Mr, Mrkus is its advisor. 47 fi -I w Q 5 I in J' , 83 -up s., f T5 , f'i2!!EfTf'il , .ww l 9 'J i Q -id 3 nu. - 1 Book Week Q 1, 'M 6 nfl ,W 1 iw .qi is-n M ' L 512 3 E v' I . i sw .K ff 3 1 ws.. i 1' , M 40,1 in ,, -fn ,N an .X ,rf S YS P f l! Eighth grade elections in '56 Ike wins over Adlai. il Freshmen Initiation 8 8 ei iiiA.: 5 I f LANE . il' F51 1- H Grade Halloween Party, Christmas Pageant, and Kindergarten Circus. O ' 1:-V 5. n ak- ,1 '.' ,f x X X, fy! fQx X' 1? mg it QF an 125155 A , w 41 R he -iw K T Mrk, M La Tu' .R. La J' Put P0131 nam, C I COaC1iSky, P, Suggiihards K ellant, R' P61-I. .JC J G1-eme 1-I Weakley I1-Dpel nge' R . C - J. War 11ffOI-d d, ,nan , W. HO ageri Mr Uday VARSITY BASKETBALL Chadwicks Sauquoit Port Leyden Westmoreland Remsen Holland Patent Boonville Port Leyden West Canada Remsen Oriskany Sauquoit Chadwicks Westmoreland Holland Patent Boonville West Canada Oriskany 51 They We 45 28 67 41 49 51 66 74 46 42 42 49 56 64 51 40 60 71 1 C Schick .IV BASKETBALL ROW ONE: J. Smith, J. Taft, W. LaTu1ippe. ROW TWO: Mr. McArd1e, coachg C Irwin, B. McNeill, R. Hampston, W. McGrath, D. Perry. J. Weakley, J. Putnam, S. LaTu1ippe, R. Lange, C, Richards PI G PO G - BADMI TO ROW ONE: J. Putnam, J. Weakley, K. Perry, R. Lange, R. Greiner. ROW TWO W. Holiday, R. Clifford, C. Richards, R. Hampston. SOCCER ROW ONE: W. Holiday, D. Barnes, J. Smith, G. Haver, J. Weakley, R. Hampston, P Surprenant, J. Chaffee, J. Buttolph, C. Forbes, T. Wilcox. ROW TWO: J. Putnam W. McGrath, K. Schultz, B. McNeil, R. Murray, C. Richards, J. Weakley, L. Chris: man, R. Clifford, R. Robens, C. Irwin, Mr. Chaffee, coach. This was the first year PCS played soccer in lea- gue competition. Under the leadership of Mr. Chaffee, the boys experienced a profitable season. TRACK Job fl kick .1 R, BM' 8 ,ini STANDING: K. Perry, J. Weakley, R. Murray, J. Chaffee, K. Schultz, J. Weaver, J. Putnam. KNEELING: J. Smith, R. Clifford, Mr. Chaffee. Jim J UW' J. Putnam, J. Weakley, C. Richards, R. Clifford, K. Schultz, R. Hampston, E. Jones f'56P, J. Weakley. ASEBALL fiYy9-Se First baseman xv-X' fp x 3 ' MM I if . . NVQ . 'Brio' X MCC J. Chaffee fan, Ihlth J. Weakley BASKETBALL M. Kelhi, J. Newman, R. Houghtaling, J. Kelhi, L. Goodney, P. Lange, M. Phillips, H Stemmer, E. Edwards, C. Pomichter, J. Alton, M. Wall. ! xg , s 1 '. Vx -1 xl 4 i. f +3 f D 'H S r X psig x ' my SOFTBALL C. Edwards, J. Newman, B. Rachon, C. Pomichter, E. Edwards, J. Newman, P. Moran, M Wall. SECOND ROW: N.'Squire, H. Stemmer, J. Newman, M. Kelhi, L. Goodney, P. Lange M. Phillips, J. Kelhi, L. Rommel. 56 , ,Q fy,- X N vii ,Lf jnl'5 'f v ..,,,.. W 4 1 3. ,A,, , .,.. ,Q U H 1, f Q 5 f 5' N i V AX f X E af I D ' 5 ': s S .' Q 4 L 5 M Q l N 5 V +3 wi Y 1 1451 - -.bufk-ffawnnfca 1..wv,-- .,-Jaw .-.M W . . ' li-aa, , .W x ie5M,..zAssff.-QQ. if5f?fQL 2 wa 'Kt'j.gb'e 1 ,,'g gggf xg? iw,-5 5 x BGWLI G The bowling club, averaging 15 girls, bowls once a week in Newport. Mr. Mrkus is the advisor. Last year the girls with best averages bowled a- gainst the West Canada girls. Poland won a plaque with the girls' names engraved on it. BADMI T Watch the birdie, Lianne Rosalie and Eileen mix up. Are you ready Mary? says Nancy 5 m, f M an N.: Fi? s 1' 'l'n 111,11 ff- ' . - V6 Q ' X ' w y , x , f 1 I U. f . ,Vx if , s ' ' ASK.-1 . ff ' ' 1. ' H1 i.'-'.- ' . I:-grfpfi px T-,.. 'V K. .:.' ,I , Inu. The class of '57 appreciate the cooperation of all its patrons. We wish to thank: Inter-Collegiate Press Inc. , who put up with and covered up for our mistakes. Miss Cole, J. B. Wells Studiog Mr. Arlotto, Mr. Blue, photographers, who kept us smiling. Miss Dicker for her friendly advise. PA T RONS Mr. and Mrs. Reuben H. Alton, Sr. Miss Myrtle A. Dicker Mr. and Mrs. -L. Zamorski Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Prindle Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wall Mrs. Florence Gianini Mr. and Mrs. S. W. ,Prindle Mr. and Mrs. John Storandt Mr. and Mrs. Milbury Charlton Mr. and Mrs. Willis Hampston Mr. and Mrs. Chesley Johns Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Roland Mrs. Emily Weeks Miss Mary K. Bazan Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Moon Mr. and Mrs. George Warren Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Cookingham Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Leslie L. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. adn Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Chester S. Poplasky J. Kenneth Young W. H. Dayton Linsenbarth Charles Burlingame Edgar A. Dalton John Buttolph Duane Irwin Charles Clifford Ralph Johncox Howard Rickard William F. Moran Mr. and Mrs. .Richard McVoy Mr. and Mrs. Donald McNeill Mrs. Jessie GillbergJBermuda Kolwaite Brothers Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Vera J. and Mrs Robert Neely Thomas F. Ward R. T. Scannell Howard Chaffee Walter Schick Otto E. Jones Tilly Edmour Lefevre Signa Bullock and Mrs. Matthew Stock Louise Bailly and Mrs. Stanley Klimczak and Mrs. Martin Macaluso and Mrs. James McCarthy Josephine Carroll and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs. Philip Martin Charles Forbes John Lange Ray Edwards Glenn G. Seifried, Sr. R. H. Powers, Sr. John Kelhi William Haskell Glenn Robens Philip Hammes Glenn Seifried, Jr. This year the staff wanted to devote a page to PCS alumni news. About one hundred notices were sent out to 1952-1956 alumni. To these requests we received answers from only nine. We gratefully acknowledge those who sent one dollar each, and the following information. NAME Mrs. Geoge Brucker fDorothy Laugej Mary Renodin Mrs. Herbert Morgan qcreta Palmlterj Mrs. Charles-CPetej Covey Nirginia Langey Yeoman Mildred Carnright Airman Elmer Miller Janet Burt Carol Hammer Mrs. William Young CMM' Bell! HOME ADDRESS RFD ffl, Utica Poland, N.Y. Middleville, N. Y. R. D. 412 Remsen Poland, N.Y. Cold Brook, N.Y. Cold Brook, N.Y. 1508 Mohawk St. ,Utica Teacher,Chittenango,N. Y. Poland, N.Y. PLACE OF OCCUPATION NUMBER OF CHILDREN Marcy State Hospital none ChicagoPneumatic, Utica, N.Y. Housewife two Housewife one Bainbridge, Md. Teacher, Chittenango, N. Y. Housewife one JAMESTUWN VENEER and PLYWUUD CURPURATIUN PoIand,NY. 4-3783 61 WALLER SALES AND SERVICE New Holland Clay New Holland Forage Harvesters Ventilating Fans Manure Spreaders Balers Stanchions Rakes GROGAN STORE To Look Your Best See the John Deere We Serve You Best CRAWLER Traditional for: with Men's and Boys' Wear Heavy Bulldozer Blade Herkimer, New York WARREN W. CONLY Compliments of NEWPORT BAKERY Newport , New York John Steele, Prop. Herkimer, New York 62 HAVER'S MARKET Meats Vegetables Groceries Poland New York Phone 4-3722 WEST CANADA SPORTS SHOP George Rinko and Henry Dmitry Hunting and Fishing Gear Live Bait We Buy, Sell, Rent and Trade Guns Bridge St. Middleville New York Phone 5-3804 Compliments of -L. , PATQS INN l Poland 4-3883 DR. HERBERT WALLACE Best Wishes to the Class of 1957 COLONIAL TEA ROOM Good Things to Eat Between Newport and Middleville Rt. 28 Compliments of EDDY'S VARIETY SHOP Poland, New York Phone 4-3871 Compliments of BERTRAND'S Luncheonette and Gas Station Poland, New York Phone 4-3355 Compliments of R1cHARn's CHEVROLET Poland New York Phone 4-3763 63 Compliments of SORON'S RADIO AND APPLIANCE STORE Newport, New York Compliments of FORD'S INSURANCE SERVICE Newport, New York Phone 2-7253 REU BEN H . A LTON AND SON Distributor of Dairylea Milk Products Deliveries in Poland Newport, Middleville and North on Rt. 8 to Speculator bu:-4 1:1 -as I H 2' Q -5-if 0-Onan '- . 1 Established 1934? , Poland, New York x NN Phone 4-3288 Compliments of GRAVESVILLE STORE Harold Thayer, Jr. , Prop. Compliments of ERNEST W. SEIFRIED Painting and Repairing R. D. 01 Utica, New York Phone 4-3578 COLVIN'S Compliments Rooms Meals of Legal Beverages WEE BAR SNACK SHOPPE Morehouseville, New York Prospect New York Rt. 8 Phone 4-7100 Home of Good Food Compliments of Listen to the THE LAKE HOUSE NEWPORT HOUR Middleville, New York All Legal Beverages ll to 12 A.M. Flne Foods Every Saturday F. Fennimore, Prop. WRUN Phone Middleville 5-3932 11:50 kw cuRLEY's MARKET - , it Y wx I, F 'c M A Q 5' rui s affair O A Meal to Take Home. 54 I Y r aww- A' Ribs X ' lp Q Vu' J Poland 4-3732 , 3 mam - .M .. Compliments of FRANK THE BARBER in Middleville, New York Phone 5-3665 D. E. SMITH Middleville, New York Feed and Farm Supplies Everything for the Farmer Compliments of D. B. MADISON, D.D.S. Compliments of AUTENNITH'S GRILL Newport, New York 65 WALRATH'S ESSO SERVICE Little Falls, New York Dolgeville Road Compliments of GRAY STORE Sheldon Lodge Prop. phone 1788 Phone Newport 2-7588 JONES BROS. Compliments of BARN DANCE Round and Square Dancing Western Music Remsen, New York LYON DAIRY Milk and Cream Dolgeville, New York Compliments of SAM STERUSKY Compliments of BRONDSTATER'S MEN'S SHOP Herkimer, New York Phone TO. 6-4750 HBERNIEH PHILIPSON'S Army and Navy Store Work Clothes - Shoes Hunting and Fishing Supplies SANFORD AND TEAL SUPPLY CO. INC. Newport, New York Phone 2 3051 Camping and Sporting Goods Jamesway Barn Cleaners 324 Columbia St' McCormick Farm Machinery Utica, New York Near Berger's Refrigeration Compliments of Come and Get Itf MYRTLE AND GEORGE SHORIER at Richfield Service Station HASKELL'S INN Poland, New York Phone 44421 John Haskell Rooms and Meals Specializing in Compliments of Steak - Chicken - Chops ROY E. DARROW General Trucking Phone-Poland 4-3495 Poland, New York Route 8 Ohio, New York Phone 4-3191 HOTEL OHIO 4 Specializing in German and American gp! Foods Catering Fritz Reuter Prop. Route 8, Ohio Phone Poland 4-7412 67 KUYAHOORA INN Rudy and Jane A Q 5 X26 Compliments of 95 OR A bvbu l wwf POLAND X fl FROZEN SACK ws-52 1, Foon LOCKERS Poland, New York Phone 4-3413 c 'CE REAR, 5 : -- N -2-59' io' - Courtesy of THE COUNTRY SIDE RESTAURANT Walker Road Poland, New York R. D. W1 Phone 4-3902 Utica, New York Fine Foods Legal Beverages Compliments of C0mPlimeUtS Of REDMOND'S GARAGE FISHER FUEL COMPANY Complete Automotive Repairs Barneveld 2246 Towing Gas - Oil - Tires Prospect New York Accessories Phones Business 4-3132 Resident 4-3754 C0uf'1eSY of gi??il BLACK DAHLIA 1 'it Exec Poland, New York ......: I . xg t , 5 Xp , Central New York's Finest Night Club Poland, New York Drink and Dine CFinest of Foods! 68 HOTEL AND MOTEL NORTHWOOD Fine Food and Legal Beverages Proprietors - Mary and Fritz Broening Phone Remsen-2922 Good Luck from HOTEL MOORE Barneveld, New York Telephone: 9688 Harry Bascom - Prop. Compliments of ANDY'S BAKE GOODS Cr' 9 V4 f - ,fshg . x Barneveld 2227 Barneveld, New York Compliments of I ' I Compliments or BARNEVELD 1 1, 8' HOTEL PROSPECT 5 TJF I RECREATION A. L. Clark, Prop. CENTER Food is our Specialty 5 l All Legal Beverages Phone Barneveld 2-654 S prospect, New York Compliments of MAPLEDALE HOTEL Barneveld, New York Compliments of Phone 4-7l6l Esso Service GIBSON'S BLUE ANCHOR MOTEL AND CABINS All Modern Conveniences Legal Beverages Fine Foods Automatic Heat Route 8 and 28 Poland, New York Compliments of MATHEW'S OUTSIDE INN Phone 5-3391 Middleville New York CREEKSIDE RESTAURANT Enid and Fran Phone Poland 4-7119 In the Adirondacks Route 8 Ohio, New York Compliments of BALCH'S MIDDLEVILLE TAVERN Phone 5-3444 Middleville New York Congratulations to the Seniors, Class of 1957 MC LEAN'S PHARMACY NEWPORT DRY CLEANERS Phone 2-7222 Everything in Good Cleaning Mbthproofing - Dyeing Water Repellent Newport, New York Compliments of W. E. AUTENRITH AND SONS Furniture Appliances Floor Coverings Newport, New York Phone 2-3532 BEAR PATH INN Fine Foods Legal Beverages Henry Casey Manager KREUZER'S General Store Adirondack Mts. Morehouseville P. O. Ohio, New York Novelties - Groceries Archery Supplies - Jewelr Phone Poland 4-7106 Y HERKIMER CAMERA SHO Every Photographic Need Photofinishing Greeting Cards View Masters P Sales - Service Tricycles - Bicycles Motor - Bikes Scott-Atwater Outboard Motors ENDRES' CYCLE SHOP 41 Genesee Street Utica New York WILLIAMS' TRACTOR AND EQUIPMENT COMPANY, TNC. Ford Tractors and Equipment Remsen, New York Phone: 2801 Mayward Evans, Mgr. Compliments of FAUVELLE' S STORE Newport, New York uGifts for the whole family.H Compliments of WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Floyd Lonis 272 North Main Street Herkimer, New York CEDAR POSTS Sharpened and Unsharpened Bernard Kolwaite North Gage Road Phone Barneveld 2268 AVON REPRESENTATIVE for Poland, New York Mrs. Irene Levesque Phone 4-3545 71 Compliments of NEWPORT DAIRIES INC. Newport, New York Phone 2-7465 Best Wishes To The Class of 1957 P O L AN D M I LK Compliments P RO D U C E R S f ASSOCIATION INC . Mm and Mm PARENT-TEACHERS' cLu B Products Poland, New York Phone 4-3855 Best of Luck to the Class of 1957 from the POLAND TEACHERS ' ASSOCIATION 72 NORTHERN LUMBER CCMPANY INCORPORATED Poland New York Offers Best Wishes To The Members of the Senior Class of Poland Central School C 7 - s e- f , UQ 9' 73 Under New Management H. E. GOODNEY HARDWARE Poland, New York Your Continued Patronage Will Be Appreciated Compliments of MAc's TAVERN Under New Management Newport, New York Phone 2-7392 Compliments of CHET'S BARBER SHOP Chester DeCarr, Prop. Main Street Poland New York DR. DONALD NEWMAN Best Wishes To The Class Of 1957 Compliments of EDNA'S BEAUTY SALON Edna Agne Prop. Phone 2-7781 Newport. New York NYour North Utica Drug Storeu 0'CONNELL'S DRUG STORE George G. 0'Connell, Prop. Utica New York 380 N. Genesee St. Phones: 2-9715 4-6448 MANH RM FARMS Registered Holsteins Frank Petkovsek, Jr., and Sons Little Falls, New York SUNSIDE FARMS Registered and Graded Holsteins Ira Timmerman and Sons Little Falls, New York 74 For Insure P6356 COMMERCIAL with Mind TRAVELERS Mutual Accident Association Personal Accident Health Hospital Surgical INSURANCE Edward Trevvett 70 Genesee St., Utica, New York Secretary-Treasurer New York Ottawa, Ontario F. ELON cooNRADT At All Times General Insurance '03 H LET USIO VOIIII ., 5? nv: N il' f, e A: 5Q6-M- '44 40 V7 Q22 1 if ham J Poland, New York Phone 4-7223 75 NEWPORT QUARRIES INC. Trucking Sand - Stone - Gravel - Dirt Lime Spreading Service Newport 2 -3 552 Poland 4-3 682 Poland, New York RCBENSTEAD FARMS Holstein Cattle Poland, New York ,J :Q-V Baseball Practice E 1 1 . S., Dancing in the gym 1 EG S2 INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS V 11 K, FAUORY - HOME OFFICE Kansas City W Q ww A www Q Q Q v wwf N ,P . 4 '- -5' .Wm 1 ' n Q if A . . x Qi , 41, 424+ '-1: S Q ,,' 4: