Poland Central High School - Kuyahooran Yearbook (Poland, NY)
- Class of 1959
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A. my .-ea ,.,-- H, A Ig. ,445 4 . .- - X wg... hh-, ,,.4 ,,,.,A,.,,.4.,.g..,g..,,-,, A .- .- - A -Y .- 1 V F -- - 6 Eg U lj b Q The ycnm UF I6 Q3 1959 O V CjQ1d?e'f'ffQw cl C IWQQ' n PODQNAJN Y ew Drk irlrfdinn We, the Class of 1959, are proud and happy to dedi cate our Yearbook to Mrs. Margaret McCarthy. Her years of service to us 7 in the classroom She has enriched sound advice,and and happiness. both in the grades and in high school and outside, have endeared her to us. our lives with her wise teaching and we wish her many more years of success all he has done for us. All too t j 1 -A y V., me rty uThank you!N We are deeply indebted to Mr. Leslie Linsenbarth for all the knowledge, humor, and advice he gave usg we profited great- ly by just knowing him. Always with a kind word or witty remark, Nr. Linsenbarth was one of the best-liked teachers in our school. We like to think that we were Hhis classu, and we shall always remember him as a great teacher and a true friend. To Mr. James Hane, Vice-Principal and mathematics teacher, we wish to exoress our profound ap2reciation for U of en the value of his service in these dual roles is overlooked. Mr. Hane is a very caoable teacher and dependabl- Uriend and we all want to sa a vf I 1 'frifnriaf T N W ' w Q W We, who are about to leave these hallowed halls to make our mark in the world, take a last, nostalgic look around and wish for a brief moment that it all didn't have to be ending so soon. Our personalities and everlasting friendships were formed here, never to be forgotten, only to be changed as we age with the pass- ing years. Within the portals of P.C.S. we have known laughter and fun, we have seen despair and tragedy, we have gained know- ledge and inspiration, and we have sensed beauty and solitude. Herein we shed the cloak of childhood, never again to be as com- pletely without responsibility as we once were. Our years in high school were, for the most part, happy ones. We did have our setbacks and disappointments, but we can credit them to being a part of growing up. Perhaps we didn't always live up to expectations, but that, too, can be blamed on inexperi- ence. All in all, we have learned from our failures never to make them again, and, as the years pass, we shall have only memories by which to recall the irresponsibility of our youth. The close associations with the teachers, possible only in small schools, the extra-curricular activities, which provided hours of fun and relaxation, the plays and band concerts, our im- portant forms of entertainment, last minute cramming to sink or swim on tomorrow's exams, and our ignored complaints about this and that, will take their places in our memories, along with the precious adolescent friendships. Thank you, P.C.S., for helping us to become the individuals we have become, with a true sense of moral honesty and character. Thank you for the precious years we have known and lost to another generation. Thank you for helping us to grow up. irminifltmtinn Q , MS, E. al efifuzulg F . Administration Mr. Buck, Principal Mr. Hane, Vice Principal Mrs. Glenister, Secretary Nr. Whipple, Business Manager '-'ist Board of Education Mr. Irwin, Mr. Rickard Mr. Hines, Mr. Newman, Mr. Moon Absent: Mr. Flansburg, Mr. Burke Guidance Mr. Schick, Guidance Counselor Mr. Wilcox, Elementary Supervisor High chool Faculty lst Row,L.to R.: Mr.Schick,Mr.Swift,Mr.Scanne1l,Mr.McArd1e,Mr.King 2nd Row: Mrs.Warren,Mrs.Lanning,Mrs.McCarthy,Mrs.Carro1l,Mrs.Thayer, Mrs.Griffin,Mrs.Buok 3rd Row: Mr.Fake,Mr.Hane,Mr.MoE1wain,Mrs.Tudhope,Mr.Cuda,Mr.Smal1, Mr.Truscel1o Grade Teachers lst Row: L.to R.: Mrs.Jones,Mrs.Hampston,Mrs.Bapp,Mrs.Sanford, Mrs.Fimmano,Mrs.Gage 2nd Row: Mrs.Robens,Mrs.Bu1lock,Mrs.Rommel,Miss Youker,Mrs.Charlton, Mrs.Til1y 3rd Row: Mr.Wilcox, Mr.Chiappone,Mr.Savino,Mr.Barr Driver HI. Glenn H811 Cafeteria Workers Mrs. Prindle Linda Jones Mrs. Blatt Mrs. Forrest Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Education Gianini Munn Bronson Pogonowski Health Janrtors Hr' Brooks Mr' HamP5t0n Mrs. Brady Miss Farrell MT- Hmm Hr- Haskell School Nurse Dental Hygiefzist REMIX BER V WHE A Q ' ont' Pure Ham! .... UHave A Chawn Hap py . ' Mmmm Good! Got a Match? . S 'M Ain't time onset Crabs? J --.- -..- .. vvlnv - All in One Bite? Shotgun Louie 5 Y' ,liuwho Is Under The Bed? That's Using 'four He-A fwf 4 -' - Q, Good to the Last Drop J' 5 u 1 H. ' f ff 'R How About a Ura, I Should Have Left You Can Have Them Counting The Pr'ofits My Spare In The Trunkn Name Mrs. Buck Mrs. Carroll Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr . Mrs Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs Mr. Mrs. Mrs. Chaffee Cuda Day Fake Griffin Hall Hane King Lanning McArdle McCarthy McElwain Nowacki Read Scannell Schick Small Swift Thayer Truscello Tudhope Warren V High School Patrol 2122 A quiet homeroom Digression Sports Seventh Graders Golf Good bookkeepers Nothing Football Good behavior Golf Paris Hollering in chemistry class Senior class People who study House trailers Diligent students Workers Continued education Sport Cars Moustaches Good recipes A's in VI A finished Yearbook Successful plays Dislikes Believers in Fate Boredom Girls Squeaky reeds Gabby girls People who don't put things away Everything Hot Rod drivers Lovebirds Amateur actors Les mouchesl Sinus condition Poor spellers People who do not study Class interruptions Sour notes Goofing off Wild parties Fanatics Runny paint Snakes Kids going steady Housework Overdue books 'N Q51 Favorite Expression Don't be so familiar! Quiet down! Cut it out! I'll tell - - Allright Who's been paper? All right, I guess stealing Such a pity! There's something rotten in Denmark Don't call me that Par consequent Essentially - - Let's get to work How many times have I told you that before? Settle down! Well, it's pretty good, but - - Well, try again. It's never too soon Beaucoup gelt Pass the paintbrush Take the gum out of your mouth PRACTICE ll The Study Hall will come to order Put fresh ink on the dater 55 lzniurs W, S QQ? ,Qggf-1 1. X - I Annual Staff 'J .5765 enior Class Officers a How 1. T.Wi1cox,Pr'es.gM.L.Phillips,V.P.gR.Rommel,Secs.5J.Kelly,Tr'eas Row 2. Advisor'sgMr's.BuckgMr.Scanne1l3Mr'.SmallgMrsJfudhope. Boys'and 6irls'State The opportunity to represent Poland Central School at Boys' and Girls' State last year came to us through the efforts of the American Legion Adirondack Post lll8. In their Junior year, Mary Lou Phillips and Terry Wilcox were chosen for this honor. Mary Lou went to New Paltz State Teachers College, and Terry journeyed to Colgate University for a week in June to learn the funda mentals of government. 1 CIBYICB Agggd The Bausch and Lomb Science Award was won by Richard Ulinski this year for attaining the highest scholastic standing in high school science sub- jects. This award will be given to Dick at graduation. As winner, he will be eligible to compete for a science scholarship at the University of Rochester. urn rwf, F W Hi f' 'ill Mary Lou Phillips, Terrylvilcox F2 A v tra! v,.ulIr.,u .56 'QQ J 'Q' A ' :M rms 5 xii.-WY 5 akuagf Iln., u'.,,y0' L. to H. Lenore Young, Roberta Rommel, Emily Dunmore. N41 I EG O I I Oraiory For the past four years Poland has participated in the American Legion Oratorical Contest Lenore Young, Roberta Rommel and Emily Dunmore have represented us in the county finals. This year Lenore placed second, last year Roberta won fourth place, and in l957 Emily placed fourth. The first year that we entered the contest, Lenore placed third. EVELYN MAE ARTHUR Pep Club 2,3,MgL1brary Club 1,2, 3,ug F.H.A.2,3,U: Bowling Us Senior Play U. 7? Y 5 SOCCSP 2,3,4g Basketball 1,3,ug Baseball l,2,3,Ug Track l, Mg Volleyball 3, 4. Band l,2,UgCamera Club 35 Driver Education Mg Senior Play 43 Yearbook 4. JON EDWIN CHAFFEE Yearbook Staff My Pep Club 2,3,ug Band 1,2,3,ug All County l,2,3,ug All State l,2,L3 Clarinet Quartet 1,2,3,u3 Honor Society 2, ,ng Vice- President Lg Senior Play 3 Class Treasurer 33 Driver Education 33 Press Club 1,2,3,ug Asso.Ed. M3 Sports Ed 33 Archery 3,43 E.S.S.P.A. 3.M3 Chorus1,u3 Student Council 2. K LARRY DONALD CHHISMAN Driver Education 33 Yearbook U3 Senior Play bg Soccer 2,3,Ug Camera Club: EMILY GOODIER DUNMORE 1 sr. Play 4: Oratory 1 2 3 Us Library Club 1 2 3 ui Chorus ui Cheerleading 1 2 3 Us Honor Sooioty 25 Pep Club 1 2 3 4. WILLIAM CLEMENT FAILING S 3 I H F.F.A. 2 3 Ng on 1 2 3 Us Senior Q5 l ' Play bg Driver Ed. bg Yearbook U gafca f Tractor Maintainance 1 2 3 4. ,xx .e x V - Sis' S, 1. :R ,. a ' Y-Mx . .. . I , P .. 'ia JUANITA IVA FRANKEN Baseball 1,2,3,Ug Basketball 1,2,3,4g Soccer 2,3,4g Volleyball 2,4g Band 1,2,3,bg Press Club 13 Chorus 15 Honor Society 2,3,4g Pres. 45 Treas. 3: Class Sec. 23 Class Pres. 33 Driver Education 3g Senior Play Mg Yearbook Staff by Student Council 33 Dance Band 1,23 XUH4 - W qgafif' ef if 1 .: ' , ' ,la 2 711 aflliiagiig? liftv 1 in ELLEN MARY GOGGIN Basketball 2,3 ug Softball 2,3,ug , , Badminton 2,3,Lg Volleyball 2,3,4g I fa Cheerleading lg Pep Club l,2,3g , Recording Secretary Mg Library Club V K l,2,3gF.H.A.1,2g Historian 3,Ug ig 1 . , Press Club 2,3,4g National Honor S K' f Society 2g Driver Ed.b5 Senior ROBERT GBOBGB HAMPSTON Play 45 Yearbook 4- I Softball 2,3,Ug Basketball 2,3,4g Badminton 2,3.1+: Volleyball 23,41 F.H.A. 2, Reporter 3, Vice President 45 Press Club 2,3,4g Library Club l, 23 Treasurer 3,4gPresident Senior Play bg Pep Club l,2,3,4g Driver Education 3. gi 1 J GEORGE sTEwART HASKELL Transferred from wells High School Soccer 3,4g Baseball 35 Basketball Manager 3,Mg Driver Education jg Senior Play U. PATRICIA JOAN HOUGHTALING Basketball 1,2,3,4g Volleyball 1 2,3,4 Archery 1,2,3,Ug Softball 1,2,3,Lg Pep Club 1,2,3g Vice-Pres. U5 F.H.A. 3g Pres. 45 Library Club 1,2,3g Badminton 1 ,2,3,Ug Driver Education bg Senior Play bg Yearbook by 7m-. CARL HOWARD IRWIN Band l,2,3g Basketball 25 Soccer 2,3,Ug Driver Ed. 3g Lib. Club l,2g Senior Play 4. 1 ' 5 5 .3 MAXINE ELAINE KELHI Library Club lg Chorus'lg All County at A11 state 2,3g Band i,2,3,ug A11 State 35 All County 2,3. 5 CAROL LEE MORAN Ng. T' .L am, ' Band 1,2,3,4g All State 2,3,4g All County 1,2,3,4g Pep Club lg Treas. 2,43 Vice-Pres. 35 Press Club 1,2,3, Mg Editor Mg Basketball l,2,3,Ug Volleyball l,2,j,U5 Softball 1,2,3,4g Badminton 25 Driver Education Mg Senior Play Mg Class treas.1g Class Vice-Pres. 45 Bowling 1,2,3,4g Year- book Staff 4g Honor Society 2,3,4g Giils' State 35 E.5.S.P.A. Conference 3, 3 Q62 31' MARY LOU PHILLIPS BRUCE DONALD MCNEIL Band l,2,3,U3 cer 2g Chorus Senior Play 4. l,2,j,Ug Driver Ed RONALD ALLEN MURRAY Basketball l 2 3' Soccer 2 Vice Pres. 22 lrack 2g Jeni Play Mg Yearbook Staff bg Assistant Treasurer2,3. Basketball 2,3gSoc- .35 33 or LINDA JUNE ROMMEL Band 1 2 3 u- A11 State 2,3,Qs All County,1:2:3:U3 Pep Club 1,43 Press Club 1, Basketball 1,2,3.U: Volley- ball 1,2,3,u3 Softball 1,2,3,4: Badm1nton2,ui Driver EduCation37. Senior Play U3 Secretary 1: B0Wl1UK 1,2,3,u3 Yearbook Staff us HOHOP Sogiety 3,b3 Student Council 32 Clarinet Quartet 1,2,3,4' V Basketball 2,3,uQ Softball 2,3,4Q Bowling 2,3Q Pep Club l,2,3, President 4 Cheerleading l,2,33 Library Club lg Class Treasurer 2, Secretary, 3,43 National Honor Society 33 Senior Play 43 Driver Ed. 43 Badminton 2,3,U. BOBERTA KAY BOMMEL BARBARA ANN RACHON Basketball 2,3,b Softball 1 2 5 . .3,Us Volleyball 2,3,43 Bowling 2,33 F.H.A. 43 Library Club 1,23 Pep Club 3,43 Senior Play 43 Yearbook 43 Driver Ed M. Baseball 1,2,3,uQ Basketball 1,2,3, Soccer 2,33 Senior Play U, 4: JOHN HENRY SMITH Baseball 1,2,3,Ug Senior Play Basketball l,2g FRANK JILLET THAYEH Driver Ed.3S Senior Play u? Yearbook U. Bausch M Lomb Award 5 X, Q ,,x ' f 1 ! I at rg Qfki S ' 155 Qgfi fe ,tie :al RICHARD JOHN ULINSKI .Al il...- 1 --' JAMES TAFT Basketball 2,3,Ug Baseball 25 Band l 2,3,1+g A11-county 1,35 Driver Ed. 35' Senior Play U. JUDITH ANNE WALL Yearbook Staff My Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Band l,2,3,Ug Saxophone Quartet 1,2,3g Future Teachers of America Club 35 Honor Society 2,3,Ug All State Sectional Band 1,2,3,Ug All County Band 1 2,3,4g New York All State Band 3,Lr Senior Play MgDriver Education U3 Dance Band 1,2g Student Council 2. JAMES LESLIE WEAKLEY Basketball l,2,3,4g Baseball l,2,3,Ug Soccer 2,3,4g Track 25 Volleyball 3,45 Senior Play 43 Library Club l,2g Band 1,2,3,4g Honor Society 2,3g Vice-Pres. 35 Soccer 2,3,4g Student Council 35 Student Court 3g Class Vice-Pres. 33 Pres. 43 Boys' Statej Senior Play 45 Yearbook Staff 43 TERRY LEE WILCOX JANET ALICE WILLOUGHBY Transfered from West Canada. Senior Play 4. F.F.A. 2,3,Ug Baseball 3,4: Senior Play 45 EDUXBD WRIGHT JOHN WILLIAM KELLY IV Y Q 1' ,, ll as . ,xlffsg C' lg '---I' if i?:5'53g25E5: -.,i22i5Eig?ZgLf y 1' V , 5'if 'QQ N S AA g f fl National Honor Society 2,3,45 Student Council Secretary-Treasurer 2,3, Class Pres. 1,2g Band 1,2,3,M5 All State 1,2,3,Mg All County 1 2,3,4g Dance Band 25 Press Club 1,55 Sports Editor 2gManag1ng Editor 33 Chorus Oratory Contest 1,2,3,UgSchool winner 1,Q3 Schoolcorrespondeht 2 4' Future 3 Teachers of America 3g'Pep'c1ub 1,2L3,4g s Bowling 3,Mg Yearbook Asst. Editor Senior Play 4. Basketball 1 2,35 Press Club 1, Band 1,2 3 4 All County 2,3,bg All State 4, Chorus bg Driver Training 3 National Honor Society 2 4 Class Vice-President 2g Treasurer M Senior Play 4 CLASS MOTTO Ever upward into glory, Ever onward into fame, We shall hold our future honor In light of Poland's name. 1,43 NANCY LENORE YOUNG 1959 Cornoha Ou medy Hearts Young 8: G al School Nove , J s x ll o X P . 1' of .- A . . . ,I , V , rs . 'K is ,- .',.', -v 4-A , 14Q szoo Student Admlssx i 5 CAST Cornelia Emily Mrs. Skinner Otis Skinner Leo McEvoy Dick winters Harriet Winifred Steward admiral Purser Stewardess Inspector Therese OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY 'IQ fl 1' X, GQJQSX' DIRECTOR YRS.WARREN Ass't Director MR. KING Madame dlise M. de la Croix Terry Wilcox Window Cleaner Jon Chaffee At Last' -- Mary Lou Phillips '55 PHQDUCTION surf' BFUCG Mc Neil Stage Manager Richard Ulinski 3Ob9I't HHIUPSUOH Ass't Stage Manager Pat Houghtaling -THCK Kelly Prompter Carol Moran Maxine Kelhi Properties Janet Willougby Barbara Rachon Lightning John Smith James Taft Sound effects James Weakley George Haskell Scenery Frank Thayer Carl Irwin Stage Decorations Judy Wall Janet Willoughby Mak:-up Evelyn Arthur linda Rommel Tickets Ronald Murray Juanita Franken Program Ellen Goggin Roberta Rommel Costumes Judy Wall Mademoiselles 1 Curtain Ah! Ugh!This trunk is heavy. Goin' up! O.K.,who was the wise guy who was foolin' around with the tape? S ior Trademarks EE GH I'm tired. Go away! Young Love. Isn't it wonderfull NAME EVELYN ARTHUR JON CHAFFEE LARRY CHRISMAN EMILY DUNMORE WILLIAM FAILING JUANITA FRANKEN ELLEN GOGGIN ROBERT HAMPSTON GEORGE HASKELL PAT HOUGHTALING CARL IRWIN MAXINE KELHI JACK KELLY BRUCE MCNEIL CAROL MORAN RONALD MURRAY MARY LOU PHILLIPS BARBARA RACHON LINDA ROMMEL ROBRRTA ROMMEL JOHN SMITH JAMES TART FRANKSTHAYER RICHARD ULINSKI JUDY WALL JAMES WEAKLEY TERRY WILCOX JANET WILLOUGHBY EDWARD WRIGHT LENORR YOUNG I LIKES I Boys Girls A hot cars Staying out late Musicals Hunting Males under 30 Sports Girls Cars A Girls Boys Girls Sleep Women who act like girls Fast cars Talking M G's Basketball Marines Pizza Sports Fast cars Sports Baseball Science Boys Karen Girls 8 horses Sports Hunting Canada Ol' F DISLIKES Snakes Getting things done on time Getting up Being told what to do Homework Curried Eggs English Everything else Homework Hayrides School BOdy odor Girls who act like women Fast women winter Hvegetablesn waiting for people Homework Riding school bus Giving speeches Homework Silly girls Girls Homework Being lectured Grandmothers FAVORITE SONG Devoted to You Rebel Rouser Itchy Twitchy Feelin' Young Warm M Wonderful Mule Train Deck of Cards All the Way Chantilly Lace Problems Only Make Believe Thunder Road Gold Mine in the Sky Canadian Sunset If Dreams Come True Pussy Cat Thunder Road Ave Maria No One Knows Hands Across the Sea Lonely Street Thunder Road Teen Commandments Billy Bayou Tom Dooley Devoted to You Jimmy Smoking A drinking Are You Really Mine Homework Devoted to You School ThunderRoad Vegetating P90919 Goodnite My Someone FAVORITE EXPRESSION Oh drat it!! Censored You dig? I dare you Who did? Peanuts Great Scott Don't hand me that Never mind Laugh, I thought I'd die So what! That would rot your sox Nasty break Son of a chipmunk Oh Mercy!! Censored Wanna bet? Oh nuts It's horrible That's the way the mop flops Wanna fight I'm hungry Aha Somebody goofed You fool you What's buggin' you Oh dear Holy cow Hey there I disagree Follies USUALLY FOUND Out behind the barn In trouble Classified information Where she shouldn't be Reading Cheerleading With Maxine At home Across from school In church Curley's with Ellen Coming or going but never there Lost Home Curley's with Ronnie with Alan In green Chevy with Pat Curley's with Linda with John Home with a boy In Norway On a horse NOTED FOR Talking Broken legs Keeping out of trouble Being Independent Sleeping Carrying books Height Late to band with Ardythe Church work Changing girls Talking Even temper Spelling mistakes Gossiping Being faithful Having he? Way slaying sports Borrowing Twee's clothes Black knee- socks Skipping school Size Haircut Being bad Scientist Witty remarks AMBITION ???????? Be pilot Early retirement To do as she wants Farmer Nurse Teacher Engineer C. P. A. Graduate from Nyack To sail Nurse Teaching A get even Mechanic Married Drive at Indianapolis Head waitress at Waldorf Beautician Teacher Secretary Date Miss America Millionaire Graduate Be a good one Teacher Shooting in the Be a man wrong basket Smile At school Shyness In the woods Skipping school Locker room Snowing McArdle Own ranch in Wyoming Be a house- wife Be a great hunter ?!4a!?+kSfN HLarryN ' HLennyf nJanet 1LvAu1.1.v SXw4vf'i X ff Y - 1 L . nwgqp 5 1 'N J . P A lLj-nl! enior Baby Pictures Max ll USki pn nBObu HEl1enN Q P ,K uTerryH NCaro1n H' U g ' X Judy hindi NCarl nJuanitan UJon HBiPdieN HTWSG K ll Jacku nLousieN i 'Our lovq is such a bequtiful. thiflgf Wvldv. 00,9 fd' you affaad JW' ll ,pod u gf you marry Leone Gie.sich?' , V . ,N o I don? ever avant to see you-again, and :hah 'E K semi-final. .a I 'H - 3: 1521! ' Talkabou!a1aoo1loscf - - - i' H. he li lv s 'S I Z' T. Pix NX h Would you please stand on the other side, Joe, s V., :X W-,QQ-' 2, h y glz ?jf3 5' . h Pm having the :vom luclz with than toasted cheese sandlvichzif' OH Guard! UToucheF 'Safari?W w llDrag?!l WUsed To Be. WShe's Bigger Than I Amn nWh1Ch is which?U M1Ckey Mouse' Cluhln HRiches to Rags' WJust Married ll: Being Educational U' .J Fl 'ou UQ 'Q' ka CX ,K J , Dj' A L p in 4' Qjouh 'JUG' fa U5 L ' 7 las 25 En... C , Jw 0 I J' l 4 X ' Q 01 0 xl x o Juniors Row 1. Mr.Nowaoki,L.Randall,M.Kostyn,A.Zamorski,T.Ward,Mrs.Griffin. Row 2. L.Gianini,C.Nightinqale,L.Burlingame,H,Pomichter,E.5chrider, P. Car'nr'ight,C .King,J .Dealing. Row 3. B.Daubaok,L.Jones,5.Place,A.PriuHnrd,H.Rapavi,L.Dunmore, F.Buck,C.Schmidt,A.Platt. Row U. W.Jones,H.Weakley,G.Haver,W.Heiser,E.Seifred,J.Beddington, P.Wallace,D.Wal1,K.Ni1ler, H.Robinson. Row 5. D.Chrisman,N.Darrow,K.Piseck,C.Hampston,C.Frie1,C.Tudhope, C.Edwards,J.Gauthier,E.Young, ophomores Row 1. Mr.Truscello,Mr.Schick,T.Cech,F.Coonradt,J.Dutcher,Hrs.Thayer Row 2. D.Goggin,J.Bathke,D.Newman,S.Barton,M.Perry,5.Richerb.RotQch, J.Forbes,D.Pirth. Bow 3. w.Bachon,S.Ingersoll,w.Madore,B.Greiner,H.Miller,5.Bandych, J.Longstaff,G..Paul,F.Heiser. Row U. W.Hart,K.Edwards,M.Vacula,F,Lehmann,F.Havens,P.5el1,D.Bunce, A.Weaver,E.Murray. Row 5. G.Crouch,W.Moody,N.Wozniuk,W.Bronson,J. Przelsk1,b.Myrda, J.Misterka,D.Roark,P.Newman. Rgw 1, MpS,wappen,B,BeLiaip,H, ChpiSman,G.mainc,L. Chrisman,d.Love11, P.Daubaok,L.Bandyoh,G.Chaffee,J.Lyons,J.Newman,C.Miller Row 2. Mr.Fake,S.Rotach,L.Goodney,S.Barnes,D.Looman,K.Snyder,L.Jones, C.Taylor,K.Moran,J.Rotach,Mr. Chaffee Row 3. L.Renodin,R.Weaver,J.Wright,D.Dea1ing,T.Horton,D.Wal1ace, E.Moon,H.Murray,M.Cechanowicz,R.Coe Freshmen Row 1. Row 2. Row 3. Mrs.Warren,D.Thayer,G.Smith,H.Griffin,M.Schliecher,G.McMahon, R.McGrath,P.Goggin,E.Lachut,P.Willoughby,Mr.Fake J.U1inski,D. Paul,J.Hiney,M.Farber,C.Smith,C.Newman,L.Shoemaker T.Zamorski,C.Dingman, Mr.Chaffee D.Davis,J.Neely,R.Darrow,B.Havens,B.Frederick,R.Burritt, F.Waterbury,S.Pritohard,D.Goodney,E.Ingersoll Eighth Grade Row 1. C.Duignan,J.Newman,D.Ford,R.Shoemaker,L.Tay1or,P.Newman,D.Moran, V.Rotach,C.Fbrd. Row.2. J.Pop1asky,J.Crouch,B,E1derskin,D.Shoemaker,F.Grimshaw,S.Barton, A.Prichard,L.Sheppard,L.Johns. Row 3. Row 4. W G Row 5. W P Mr.McE1wain,C.Firth,K.Heiser,A.Agne,S.Stevens,J.Carnright,K.Stenmer, B.Huthins,J.Goggin,Mrs.Carro1l. .Lavier,G.Cooper,S.Hughes,D.Huckabone,D.Duheme,G.Tay1or,S.Romme1, .Murray,R.Levesque. .Tudhope,E.McNe111,J.Coe,A.Myers,S.Nee1y,S.King,E.Lang,S.Farber, .hozma,E.Graves eventh Grade How 1. Row 2. Row 3. Mrs.3raQy,Q.Uuignan,T.bucK,H.Ferris,J.Krasewski,D.Lange, D.Houghtaling,H.Squires,J.Bates,C.5quires,R.Myke1 D.Sch1eicher,J.Sudol,B.J.Rommel,S.Zamorski,K.Dunmore,P.Lane R.Newman,C.Coste1lo,B.Bommel,Mr.King, ' C.Farber,K.Wil1iams,C.Bel1,L.Miller,E.Hodge,S.Wood,G.Phillips W.Reel,G.Chrisman,M.Maine Absent: C.weise , eventh Grade Row 1 Bow 2 Row 3 Row 1+ P.Bathke,J.Beagle,B.Pritchard,G.Greiner,F.Coher,D.Biando, K.Alton,S.Burke,A.5eifried,N.Savage,D.Bienick G.Firth,W.Roark,D.Caputo,I.Ozog,B.Smith,J.Bronson,C.Levesque, G.Hart,L.Jones,Mr.King Mrs.Brady,R.Prze1ski,H.Brayton,R.Havens,R.Youker,W.Haver, W.Rachon,R.Hubalak,B.Weaver,I.Chrisman T.Andrews,R.Horton,H.Stevens,B.Lewendroski,C.King,B.Przelski, R.Hefti,D.Lavier,D.Newman,D.Hampston ixth Grade Bow 1. Row 2. Row 3. Mr.Barr,C.Sheppard,V.Tay1or,B.Farber,R.Schumacher,A.Davy,J.Bar1ey C.Wright,B.Tyson,B.Krajewski. S,Greiner,R.Smith,A.Perry,C.Ke1ly,S.Farber,C.Bronson,B.Pogonoski, B.Ceckanowicz,L.Davy,C.Youngs. P.Bussey,D.Greiner,D.U1inski,B.Robinson,J.Becker,J.Preze1ski, D.Schmidt,J.Haver,N.Lewandrowski. 'ixth Grade Row Bow Bow Row Mrs.Hobens,J.Wi1t,MxGauthier,M.HaskeL1,M.Hart,Mrs.Rapp. R.Hoffert,T.Forbes,R.Ferris,D.Hennings,D.Dutchei,J.Arthur, .Hutchins,D.B1odgett,P.Levesqpe. . Griff' in , S . Dauback , D . Stanley , D. Hathaway , B . Isehmarm , S .,Mor'an, D.Gauthier,T,Potter,P.Me1e,P.Tay1or. M.Persons,W.P1att,J.King,F.Tay1or,M.Schaefer,C.Bussey, P.Rathbun,R.Sudol,D.Moody,N,Andrews,M.Uaterbury. S M Absent. K.Kania,S.Thayer Fifih Grade Row 1. S.Burke,U.ueckanowicz,5.McGrath,E.Tyson,S.Sm1th,J.Shorter,T. Mousseau,G.5lingerland,T.MousSeau. Row 2. R.Morrison,E.achridCr,R.Blatt,C.Potter,H.Hewman,D.Moran,M. LaCombB.Miller,S.King. Row 3. D.Graves,D.5tevens,C.Tritten,R.Bronson,M.Muncil,D.Bowman.B. Przelski,S.McGrath,B.W11loughby,R.Bandych,Teacher: Mrs, Bullock Row 1. Row 2. Row 3. Mrs.Charlton,A.Lehman,W.Pomichter,J.3uok,D.Pothen,J.Soh1eicher, N.Wozniuk,E.Misterka,C.Tompson,B.Huckabone,C.Hutchins. T.Wood,C.Newman,J.Fimmano,B.Garrett,K.Mi11er,B.Rommel,C.Lehmann, M.L.Stock,L.Harde11,M.A.7amorski. L.Macner,H.Lange,K.Przelski,T.Snyder,N.Longstaff,S.Rommel,T.McMahor F.Nebush,G.Barton. Fifth Grades Row 1. Mr.Savino,S.Wells,W.Shorter,S.Davy,D.Coscomb,R.Coher,G.Dygert, M.A.wi1cox. Row 2. w.Kraszewski,M.Rotach,L.Savage,C.Pomichter,D.Byers,B.Bussey,D.SandysH Row 3. D.Ford,D.Myke1,D.Mil1er,R.Cooper,W.Bates,J.Strack,B.McCle11an, S.Persons. Fifth Grade Row 1. Row 2. Row 3. M ., r KTgt332Tel,L.Beagle,K.Huckabone,K.Rourke,S.McVoy,N.Reel,R.Lehman, L.Miller,A.Millington A.Cooper R L h D N ' ' Darrow,G-HugheS,C.SChiOedeF. 1 9 man, - eWmaH,J.B1en1ck,J. D.Hoch W.Cave S.She d v PPS? L.Romme1 J.P ' - J.Platt,I.Graw3es,'I'.F1ans13ur-g. 1 OgOnOWSkl'B'SChaefeF''Lsmlth Fourth Grade Row 1. Row 2. Row 3. Mrs.Jones,D.Forbes,D.Dagenko1b,C.Gianini,L.Broadbent,S.Kania K.Ashforth,R.Root,A.Amacher,T.Leigh. F.Caputo,H.Garfie1d,C.Irwin,P.Greiner,O.Chrisman,N.Coonradt, B.Moran,C.Bar1ey,C.McGrath. R.Herrick,P.Tritten,R.Eckert,L.Eroadbent,J.Potter,D.Myers, R. Gadziala,C.Thayer,J.Hart,ALWood. Row 1. Row 2. Row 3. Miss Youker,M.Leigh,T.Greenwood,L.S1ocum,F.Jasiewicz,J.Hoffert, R.Schrider,R.Sudol,L.Houghta1ing,A.Morgan. w.Ozog,L.Levesque,D.Farber,L.Persons,L.Ritzel,D.Hodge,G.Youngs, B.Bachon,w.Newman,J.Garrett,B.Slingerland. L.Huckabone,L.Dygert,C.Farber,W.Byers,K.Romme1,D.Hefti,G.Coscomb, F.Fi1mer,J.Bell,D.Houghta1ing. Third Grades Row 1 Row 2 Pow 3. x . I R.Mi11er,B.Hess,H.Hardel1,G.Newman,B.Moran,D.Miller,T.Pop1asky, L.Maher,K.Kania,A.Ferris. D.Coscomb,G.Firth,E.Gadzia1a,A.Fredevick,J.MoClellan,P.Schrider, D.5hafer,E.Gokey,K.Huokabone. L,Ca1dwe11,D.Jalker,T.Forter,F.Coscomb,C.Tay1or,5.MillingLon, R.Tompkins,R.Youkers,R.Burlingame,H.Taylor. Absent,B.Pardeeand MPs.Stock. Row l. Row 2. Row 3. Mrs.Lezette,C.Rickard,B.Looman,G.Eroadbent,T.Irwin,H.Gauthier, P.Persons J.Maher,D.Hines,P.Slingerland,D.Hartman,K.Irwin,G.MoVoy, K.Young,G.Mil1ington,J.Farrell E vCP0fOOt,R.Bel1,KaPe1'1'y,Cmatmway,L.R1cnards,F.P1ckard, S,Lachut,T.Nebush econd Grades Row 1. Row 2. Row 3. Mrs.Eddy,D.Garrett,E.Farber,D.Rickard,L.Cheuvrant,J.Alton, w.Tay1or Absent: E.Huckabone S.Ashforth,E.Heel,T.LaComb,T.Rommel,M.Youngs,V.Hrynyk, S.Flansburg S.Caldwell,F.Barley,S.Vacula,J.Bell,D.Beok,P,Moon 2nd Grade Bow lo Row 2. Row 50 , . C.Thompson. .Wagner K.Newman C.CechanowiczaG.Roark,S.Bien1ck, .Robinsan,D.Morai,D.Dagankolb,M.Casey,B-DYSePt,E'Dalt0n,E'Hartv .sm1th, P.Ma1ne . . Schacter, P. Przelski ,D. Bowman, S .NoMann, J- Lonsstaff, J'-Wells, J' Potter ,Fi1more. Teacher Mrs.Gage. Ist Grade Row 1. Row 2. How 3 Mrs.Ti1ly,R,Gokey,D.Rickard,D.Wa1ker,R.Levesque,B.Chrisman, G.Rapovi,J.Hoch,L.Bathke,C.Nichols S.Davis,C.Farber,E.Darrow,B.Stein,D.Herrick,J.Thayer, A.Perry,S.Gauthier,L.A.Czar,J.Krazewski J.Eckert,K.Young,D.Fletcher,B.P1att,L.Schmidt S.Coher T .Dutcher,M.Youngs,W,Uebe1e,R.McC1e1lan,B,Dau5ack , Grade One Row 1. Mrs.Fimmano,P.We11s,R.Mi11er,T.PomichtQr,S.Forbes,B.Tyson, W.P1ante,D.Coscomb,T.Morgan,R.Stan1ey,J.Bradbury Row 2. A.Zamorski,D.Mousseau,P.Thayer,D.Ritzel,L.Ozog,P.Jessmer, A.Lehmann,K.Irwin,E.Mu1lin,R.Stein Row 3. B.Beag1e,L.Cave,C.Shafer,M.Wood,P.Pogonowski,D.Darrow, D.Tyson,B.Kay,G.McVoy,G.M11ler,S.Cookinham Kindergarten rua P N. , .Q .. 4 Row 1. Bow 2. Row 3. Row 4. X . Q: T.Hoffman,T.Irwin,L.Houghtaling,J.Hapovi,J.Rapovi,S.5mith,J Rickard. B.Slingerland,P.Mi1ler,H.Youngs,G.Rickard,D.Moran,D.Thayer. J.Polczynski,V.Prichard,J.Ozog,C.Pardee,J.Rickard,J.LaComb, D.Leigh,S.Schaefer D.Wood,Mrs.Sanford,D.Rachon,R.Morgan,C.Hodge,D.Misterka,H. Olsen,E.Romme1,H.Reel,A.Squire,G.Mi1lington.Absent:W.Leslie Kindergarden A Row 1. A.C0wan,R.Kent,C.Hibbard,M.Elderkin,5.Hennin5s,J.A.Czar,D. Hartman,E.Hines,F.Dygert,R.Gauthier,R.Carr. Row 2. S.Burke,L.George,J.Gadziala,R.Dygert,5.Beagle,J.Galdwell, C.Huckabone,N.Hines,J.Barton. How 3. J.Greenwood,D.Greene,J.Jmacher,3.Filmer,Mrs.Hampston,M. Cechanowicz,J.Hefti,G.Bates,G.Greiner,K.Baryton,J.Graves. Absent: P.Ford,L.A.Cheuvrant,Q.GarField. pecial Class Ill W . - . 1 W M-Carnr Row 1. Mr.Ch1appone A.LaV16PnD'KFdSZeWSKi,J.LUOm3S, q How 2. s,cm-isman, I3.Fu11e1',S-Newmanm'L'Shepard'J'LevgiS5f Row 3. U.Kested,D..Moon,R.Sudo1,S.Spatto,B.C8.ldWSll,D- 'Te 4 ight. .Morrison. e.G.Stevener 7 Country chool H I . N How 1. b.Goggin,U.Brenning,H.Nurray,U.Goggin. Mow 2. Mrs.All,R.Murrey,A,Goggin,S,Brenning In Memonam December 28, 1948 January 14, 1959 JOHN L. HOFFERT He was a gallant little boy who made the best of' e most difficult birth defect. We shall always remember his friendly smile and courageous attitude. 'nit 'SX DN f ,QQ if .fx 3SQ2gXS7!7fb1ff-1'Df W AA x W J 5 . mf fL3l5N 5 enior Band The Senior Class wishes to express its ap- preciation to the Senior Band for the many hours of pleasure it has given us throughout our school years. For those of us who were not in Band, there were hours of delightful listening and relaxation from our routine school duties, but for us who were in Band, there were hours of education, friendship and knowing the pleasure that can be gotten from a knowledge of music. We shall never forget our days of practice and competition, the tenseness of pre- senting a concert, the All-State weekends and our right to boast that ours was a HGrade Sixn Band, recognized by the national music yearbook, First Chair. Of all the organizations to which we belonged while in school, our most cherished memories will be those of our years in Band. Thankyou, Mr.Trus- cello. Concert Band Marching Band I noun GREAT MAESTRON Tm: .oursmnnnm PLAYERS HR. JAMES TRUSCELLO 7 j I JUDY WALL and EDITH YOUNG Dolqeville All Sfaie All Countyo sa Y K I 1 1 x Q Junior Band Kef . ff? i i 'fa X gf . Q iw K I U? 1, J. Q Mixed Chorus rfiuififff Q ,fx . MAKERS 0 Q- O92 v A-1' r HX 0 E xx Xl! .N U ll., E ., 5 'U' Wi W QQ, ff' H 'I 'D NEW '50 ER ': , :3:f- 1- .i c. Wa' Q - ' Q qqCA?,I9 .L 90? If Q xt WUI? I9 VON 5 I ,H g'4'5 T 't to ' QE 0 . J 2 5 v xg ff'-NNW H U V' Q51 ' X . 1 X 9 X Q ' , 44' 5 e K 5 x gf 6 W V. NX f 0 4. Xxx, V1 nf' 4' O L' 2 QS' too N 6 r X 1 lv ,ep 4100 XE VXI, 1 , C 'wx National Honor Society 1 Newspaper taff . . . J E Faculty Advisor--Mrs. me Griffin Edltor'-ln-chlef--Iaary If-Q11 A 1 1D I.. X M5511 , F HA SPON Qfw e' ' 1 - , ,fe fe. ' MJWWW .N MR Clfflfcf has been CMD . Snow for Richard Yyffgiripal mwig .mrlstmasg followed Pgedg-.,f by r ' ,Li by a Happy New Year: with 3-Eglin' NU ELEQN GN Q gg 1 ni 017001 Cl P381 lgfpitf? tie? My , On g contest GSS A cr State Qian S from. 8 tn 19. nivorwitheld atssoclation f . M yr OCt0bQ.fJ3NILgC'uSC fx ,WD :Tk Ca1'O1yn Nancy Helen Miliey Arlene enior Library Club Bresuuent P. Houghtalingg Vice President varnrightg Secretary A. Platt: Treasurer 3. Eandychg Advisor Mrs. Warren. Junior LibrarY Club Future Homemakers of America President N. Kelhig Vice President P. Houghtalingg Secretary A. Plattg Hlstorian S. Bandychg Song Leader D. Chrismang Reporter S. Richer- Advisor Mrs. Thaver. , PFW' rx Future Farmers of Amerrca Jef rrru fr Bresident E3 Murrayg Vice President A County President W. Failingg Sentinel P. Rootg Reporter H. Roarkg Secretary H. Murray Advisor Hr. Scannell. Girls' Athletic Association President R. Rommelg Vice President M. Kelhig Secretary E. Schrider' Treasurer M.L. Phillipsg Recording Secretary E. Gogggin: Advisor Mr. Day How We Looked Then QUUUIIU UIUUU D 9 fi Yu 0 6' CH. Oo ,f 0 0 O 'ls 9 lib: iw F-Q 1NNA Y' Q A 1 'W i V .. Esi:, v ' up xifww S. 'hw' kg 6615 .3 I - I f . 4 - 1 1 Q Q ,. jx R I SOCCER P A comparatively uneventful Soccer season saw a good turn out of the boys, however. In Basketball, P.C.S. put on a better-than-usual show the l957-58 games ringing up the following scores: Port Leyden Remsen fwestmoreland +Holland Patent 'Boonville Dolgeville fwest Canada 4Oriskany +Sauquoit 4westmoreland Dolgeville +Holland Patent Remsen Port Leyden 4Boonville +west Canada 4Oriskany +Sauquoit We 53 56 45 LV? 61 80 39 bu 60 53 58 68 66 54 67 38 60 59 +5 League Games Hey 39 34 52 ua 63 55 53 62 U1 53 56 no 62 5M 62 55 52 Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders F I G Q0 Zaye 5 is-Gm :fat ge Junler Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders Baseball Team ax-E5 ' feggwi . Barr' -aftgfafaua ,ai ea FY? if Q cms' Softball Team Girls' Basketball Team ..,a..,. .., .. 3 a fx SV Nw' ws X Volleyball Team a,.ex. Q gf: wwf Q' 431. 5535 if, 'E gg A ,gl .. - af. ' T Ev Q A A V ii fr' J W M-Q: 1-,UH . 'QD X af ArcherY 35, QWQQ4, 'S 'fy Bowling 32 Qi.-T.. WE, bequeath 1. 2. 3. U. enior Class Will THE CLASS OF 1959, being of questionable mind and memory do hereby to our equally questionable followers, the following: pair of well fought-over scissors during Yearbook meetings. One One Homeroom teacher and Room l7. The ceiling and spotted walls from our Senior Play. Our lunch line. To each Junior we bequeath: treasured seats in Band and the right to go last in the I, Lenore Young, leave to Frances Buck my strong I Jimmy Taft leave to Linda Burlingame my clas ngggl ring and my address s . aa., Y Curl? i'5 an I 'OU' I if uf V s Q K, T 55- .4 I, Pat Houghtaling, leave 150 Peggy Carnright my 5 fin-rations ways- S l r ihiL . mt .Q X s f , ,. rg F E I, Barbara Rachon, leave tl hm 'i to Donna Chrisman the right is to be engaged in the senior R y e ar . i p ll I, Eddie Wright, leave to kim 3 Frank Cowan my sports ability, K and.my flirtatious ways when no one's around I, Roberta Rommel, leave to Nancy Darrow all my horses and all my men. I, Juanita Franken, leave to Brenda Dauback my earrings and my poise. T0 Jean Dealing,Maxine Kelhi leaves her height and dark hair. Sli 2, ., l l QQ TO Les Dunmore,Twee leaves her seat on Bus 8 and the right to do dishes. I, Ellen Goggin, leave to car-oi Edwards my giggle and my sports ability. 1, Capgl Moran, leave to Carolyn Friel my right to gossip and all my boyfriends To Judy Gauthier, I, Janet Willoughby, leave my frivolous ways. I, Judy Wall, leave to my little cousin, Lois Gianini my datebook, my late nights and my right to go out with Italian boys. I, Mary Lou Phillips, leave to Carol Hampston my right to go steady and my ability to do Chemistry. To Gilbert Haver,Robert Hampston leaves his position onF1r-st String and his right to be late, To Linda Jones,l,Carol Moran, 1 eave my ability to understand all Sciences. if .f -rf m .Q ws :kisses ,W . X , f X . Q, as W X . , X it 3 ,wtf-+ Qc if , p as 3 I L K fr I, Skip Haskell, leave to Skip Heiser my nickname and my fiery temper. To Bill Jones, Bill Fail- ing leaves his masculine physique. To Charlotte King I, Jack N Kelly, leave my conformist ways. I f To Michaelene Kostyn Evelyn Arthur leaves her bottle of peroxide. . 1 ST J 1- e 535 A .r bird-like voice. ii, To Kenny P-ziiier 1, Linda I Rommel, leave my bottle Q1 if of hair spray. QQQ I tg? 5m ft is 1 To Carol Nightingale, Q? 9 , 'Nita Franken leaves her S ,, ...ea I, Jack Kelly, leave to Q Kathy Piseck my love for I the unnatural, my petite 6 gk' 5 -. Exim.. 5 42 X 4 nose and my parking per- mit. To Sally Place I, Juanita'j in science and my glamor- I 'J Franken, leave my ability H? ous ways. I, John Smith, leave to I Arlene Platt my power to relax during study hall periods. To Helen Pomichter, I, Mary Lou Phillips, leave my position as guard and my map of North Gage. I p ',.'i':-a ff g. , g gi. '52 - . - I, Skip Haskell, will not leave Ardythe Pritchard. I, Ronnie Murray, leave to Larry Randall my even temper and love of a Ford pick-up. To Dick Rapavi, I, Richard Ulinski, leave my manly ways and ample supply of girls. I, Frank Thayer, leave to Jim Reddington my place on the Honor Roll and the sto- len keys to Mrs. Tudhope's car. To Martin Robinson I, Richard Ulinski, leave my ability to concentrate. I, Edward Wright, leave to Philip Root my knowledge of the game of basketball. To Cecelia Schmidt I, Barbara Rachon, leave my engagement ring. To Eleanor Schrider I, Jim Weakley, leave my athletic ability. To Skip Seifried I, John Smith, leave my nwell developed muscles,U some fatherly advice and my seat in English IV. To Carole Tudhope I, Bruce McNeil, leave my undisputed ability to dance. I , ,E QS ' 1 Barbarag h 1?31?5nai2a:':1,ty1Q1i2:2O ' to M33 Signer EQVE v ' g? 1 read the paper in second QSEZ' ghel?bility to speak .' 1 period Study hall. Hg S ' E 4 N4 -f Q1 il, Terry Wilcox, to Peter Wallace right to use the ing equipment in gf Yi Science room. S keys to my oar. ffw all X 229 2 ,s it '. ,L .53 ' 'F' fa q f iss. ig-mugpi E ' , , ,Q-, X - . N -X. .,.. .5 Sl5pPQjt L .. 4 ' 1, Linda Bommel, leave to Tom Ward my license and leave the test- the 1 I, Lenore Young,leave to Edith Young my right to come in late and my right to entertain in the game room, To Andrea Zamorski I, Bob Hampston, leave memories of our moments together.AH!1! 3,11 Zmllffffllf, I fume fwreumfo subscnhfd my mrflw ffm Z 2 ziggy of in the 3!6'Il7'Jl'2?Lf3f667Z J7una!ren? ami K7 WITNESSETH: Y, . 014114 6 my-1Q.L.4...1.A .KN 'irflfw if f TERRY LEE WIICOX QHis Mark President, Class of '59. The Staff 5. 004 N656 N Ca iw PATRO Mr. and Mrs Donald Brady Mr. and Mrs Matthew Stock Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Cuda Mr. and Mrs James Truscello Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fimmano Mr. and Mrs. Leo Lezette Mrs. Vera Tilly Mr. and Mrs. Harold Eddy Mr. and Mrs. Milbury Charleton Mrs. Signa Bullock Mr. and Mrs Charles McArdle Mr. and Mrs James McCarthy Mr. and Mrs Norman Griffin Mr. and Mrs Ralph Read Mr. and Mrs. George Warren Mr. Courtney King Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Goggin Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Schermerhorn Mr. and Mrs. Roger Rommel Mr. and Mrs. Robert Small Mrs. Ruth Sanford Mr. Warren McElwain Mr. and Mrs. Howard Whipple Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Willoughby Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Robens Mr. and Mrs. John Kelhi Miss Janet Kelhl Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Caldwell Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Young Mr. and Mrs Omar Brayton, Jr. Mr. and Mrs Oscar Blatt Mr. and Mrs Richard Goodney, Sr. Mr. and Mrs Willis Hampston Mr. and Mrs. Jack Putnam Mr. William Rhodes Mr. John Goodney Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Buck Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schick Mr. and Mrs. John Fake Miss Elaine Farrell Mr. and Mrs. William Moran Mrs. Anna Perry Mr. and Mrs. Howard Chaffee Mr.aand Mrs. Charles Burlingame Mr. Earl M. Golden I Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Rommel Miss Dorothy Matteson Miss Mary Youker Mr. Ronald Barr Doris Gage Mrs. Emmett Houghtaling Ignatius Cechanowlcz Ladislaw Zamorski Robert Murray, Sr. Robert Murray, Jr. Mrs. Marian Jones Mr. James Ford Mr. and Mrs Edwin Wall Mr. and Mrs James Hane Mrs. Gladys Glenister Mr. Anthony Chiapponi Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Wilcox Mr. and Mrs Robert Havens Mr. and Mrs Alfred Newman Mr. and Mrs Donald McNeill Mr. and Mrs Leonard Ferris Mrs. Anne Ward Mr. and Mrs Mr. Gerhard Franken, Jr. Mr. and Mrs Anthony Bandych Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Hines Mr. and Mrs Joseph Misterka Mrs. Evelyn Tudhope Mrs. Laverne Smith Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Farrell Miss Barbara Storandt Mr. and Mrs Marvin Davies Mr. and Mrs Charles Johnson Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Prindle Mr. and Mrs George Forrest Mr. and Mrs John Ulinski Mr. and Mrs Clement Renodin Mr. and Mrs Bernard Miller Mr. and Mrs Robert Pardee Miss Irene Adams Mrs. Bertha Forrest Mr. and Mrs. Felix Piseck, Sr. Mr. Leslie Linsenbarth A Friend A Friend Greene's Garage Ford Sales and Service Speoulator , New York Jomnllments of WEST CANADA SPORTS SHOP Henry Demitry Hunting and Fishing Gear Live Bait We Buy, Sell, Rent 5 Trade Guns Bridge Street Middleville New York FRED RONNEL General Trucking Sand, Stone and Lime spreading -N Cold Br-ook, N.Y. ff, r 'V l W- Phone Ll,-3582 ' , Q: .' 1 it Compliments Of ANDY'S BAKED GOODS LA From--- THE GRAY STORE Gray, New York HSoup to Nutsn WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE FLOYD LONIS 272 No. Main Street Herkimer, N.Y. UALITP vo AN D ve Ssmnci KREUZER'S GENERAL STORE Adirondack Nts. Morehouseville P.O. Ohio, New York Novelties - Groceries - Jewelry Only The Best For Our Customers A ,amp -Q f T R vv v.Q.Q Q:q Y . . H . 4' '-'-if-4Ka3,.:,4bq!..g -- .7 HASKELL'S HOTEL At Head of Piseco Lake George and Helen Haskell Piseco, Hamilton County, N.Y, Q' Barneveld 227 . W- Q, ., A - Phone! ,f 'O : . Lliigiihgil Barneveld, N.Y. Lake Pleasant 1 'sigr ajft, 'ey 2351 or 9425 Reuben H, Alton R Son Est. 1931+ 25 years of Dependable Service Distributor of Dairylea Quality Dairy Products Deliveries In Middleville - Newport - Poland 8 North On Route 8 to Speculator PHone LL-3288 Saint Poland, N. Maul ,Q - --' ! I i Q ex: '5 so M -1? tg 1 A- 1 Z A --.- A , iv' Compliments Of The Old Feed Mill Gallery 2 945 Faure: on 2-154 Q N SHUFELT SERVICE STATION AR SERVICE LLIBRIBATINB - WASHING ' BATTERIES - TIRES C R I I2 E 2B-B REMSEN, N. Y Y. 5 Compliments Of Cold Br C ook Jiraze 3159 I Jack Saterlee ,sf P ' . 1 Proprietor NF:asij. y s n l s F5 ' X .1 Good Luck To The Class Of '59 TON GARITO APPLIANCE CENTER M02 Mohawk Street Herkimer, N.Y. Tel: T06-1414 MURPHY Ready-To-Wear-Shop Herkimer, N.Y. Compliments of PROSPECT HOTEL S .J- ,, W ,. sgffg-ara' ' ' 1 Tfizaisii I X Herkimer New York Compliments of .'jI II'I'H ' S FEED STORE Hiddleville, N. Y. HEveryth1ng for the Farmer.n BEBT3AND'S GAS STATION AND QSSTAURANT V' Epi! siikvicn POLAND N.Y. MYERS CLOTHES FOB DAD N' LAD HERKIMER Compliments of PIXIE BEAUTY SHOP Poland, N.Y. I' 30 POLAND FROZEN FOOD LOCKEHS Poland, Ng Yo A. Miller, Owner RIDING HI RANCH Riding Instructor and Manager SPEED WATSON Saddle Horses, Skating, Skiing PROP. Hubert Wilcox I Cold er-ook, N.Y. X fx f- X5-x DURR'S PACKING CO. Utica, N.Y. Compliments of SANFORD a TEAL INC., Farm Machinery Dealers Telephone Newport, N.Y. 2-3051 N ur 43 A IW' 411, KD ' fi: H M y ,T to .J xg-X I Illllllllllllll MARVISTIR E HAMMER 'S JEWELERS Mobnlgas ,Q , Mobiles s11111lsl1I.1zluIllW. ., Compliments Of I fw 122 North Main 513.5 QXAAN N WWW ELLCTTS MOBIL SERVICE Q? . Q7 we Speculator, N-Y- Herkimer, N,Y, ' Good Luck From BEAR PATH INN WEST CANADA usso SERVICE STATION Niadieviiie, N.Y, Q Fine Legei Locally Owned Sc Operated By Foods AHJ Beverages ,i,ibb, 147za??w victor Christiane 'W'fff A Joseph Christiane Henry CaSey Mana'ger Compliments Of' Compliments of 521 POLAND HOTEL STANTON BUILDING SUPPLY Nmaieviiie, N.v, DOWNEY ' S GARAGE Chevrolet Sales 8a Service Compliments Of' Esso Gas, Oils Accessories G5if:IC-G APPLIANCES, INC. STAllDAlD 127 N, Nm ee. S550 Herkimer, N.Y. STATIONS Phone: 3511 -- 3531 C0mP11fT1e'f1tS Of' J. H. BELL :Za SONS General Contractors LANZI BROS. Specializing In 219 So. Main St. Excavating and Concrete We-fork bil l ' - L '31 P 1 N V Herkimer, N.x. Ph. TO 6-3750 O and' 'A' 1-L? Tel. , N-A- 4 Compliments of Always A Good Selection CPLRROLLIS STORE Of' New 8: Used Cars Newport at Midolovulo At K. F. McVoy 476 ' ,g?Qon'9M- -- fp' w1,?:. .1 , gmlwzfqfrf . IL-'E'-liexk, l Poland' M- v ' fi' ',, ' f ' Y 4'?'.Cfy, ' VS wi ll .5 1 o o- E!g Tel. L+-3093 qw' J f0 S MW Illllll H. E. GOODN1-EY Compliments HARDWARE OF Wishes To Gongratulate the Class of' JAIVIES H. ZOGBY '59 Poland New York , f Compliments of' I Q X Good Luck SP:LCUL.fx'l'OR UEPAMFMLLNT :alma FPO!!! pl Q Q w N X f HERKINER FRO7EN FOOD LO K R O ,Q to M- , N- A X! KUYAHOORA INN Poland, N.Y. ,jg ,S lm. 19' 46 P- 4dI5be-f--- .-.av RUDY and JANE Best Wishes From HELMEH'S FEED STORE Newport, N,Y, Compliments Of HEHKIMER LAUNDROMAT HART'S SERVICE STATION NEwPoHT, N.X. cull f wt Wuzaummos I Compliments Of Herkimer's Finest Center THE VOGUE Herkimer, N.Y, Fashion JONES' MOBIL SERVICE H, T, Jones, Prop Routes 12 8 28 ILMMMU PH: TW6-9890 KEN 6 GLAD'S COLONIAL HOUSE Barneveld, New York Enjoy Our Beautiful Scenery Acifiz. R5ST3UR5H? f2s.'i Route 28 2 Miles East Newport N. ompliments of BROOKSIDE GARAGE Cities Service Gas Q O11 Cold Brook, N.Y. ePAlns xj Best W1ShGS PAT ' S INN Meals - looms - Eevtrd HAY'S LIQUOR STORE L01 South Washington Street Louis Shorter Manager .nas-a5!' 4 , Herkimer, N,.Y'. 'ifgffgv DEALING'S GENERAL STORE Sunco Products Compliments of Acute 8 Hoffmeister, NJ. J f moLLyf,. nocxwsm 1 pf - tw Q, , L3 -' XF - P1 1' y 6f'fff1 S secO, 1 2 M Licensed Heal Elstrzte Erok 92453 4 SKIRTS Best Wishes DOYLE - KNO' f .ZR Compliments of WEE BAR SNACK ESHOPPE. Peg 8 Chuck Mosher, Proc ,.IHN1 HTe love the kiddies 171 Genesee ,I ij'kuu..1lVH,- A Utica, N. gggii'-,Sag Prospect, NJ. fsveiihfi 151, IV . 'm:sf,jf:::.'f'-,Q ll .55', I P' Beanuon suoszts Compliments of HOTEL PROSPECT Good Luck to 1959 Senior Class BLACK DIHLIA n. L. Clerk, Prop. Prospect, N.Y. X U Finest Restaurant in Central Food is our spec1alty.H R t C8 P lr d N Legal Eeverages Ou G L O in X NN V 1 1 Compliments of' vU0'i Luck Poland Cooperative G .L.F'. C1143 Q., 3'ClG6:Tl, F,J'5,A,C, Sgr-ViQ,,5 Inc' CPCOmGt1-ist Box 116 rhone I+-3652 If-a3.F:1 s1 in feed, S16-mf, farm supply, EYOUR EY f'9rg3 lf' foods EX4 x SPAR A1 fum 4 'NED EAC' FEEDS CHI' OT? , C H LL rlszeco Lake Louge Specializing in Eclzmii' T V :U -G HY ,, - F Q amd 1km1,,jCan Foods nodce W -.c.1 le .,-al-nec, frops. -'75--1' ' U +1 C-' Vick-Tr' 9 T C' in a4m1,5m,Q ,,. ,., nun, nw, ,-, - Ag W .mug ng 'V jig: init:-1' , SCF. 5156100 , T'.Y. ll ,wtrg 51 y V4 'A X 5 Q . , K.?fiC J l- , I s u F ' ff-I I . 1,521 ' 4 e til: ' - A -:B ' lvl A L93 ACABIN RESTHUL'-1fT Rogcrs Diner' 8: Tamarack Club Lpecul-atm., ghy. Lake Pleasant, I LCG ' X Roger BAR'BE'CUE. Prop SATIIDWICHES ' - fp... ..x-:'w'.: JY J Av Thefgg H0 ' D n Phone Poland 43495 , -lun, s KN 4:2 ab0Uf 't' 9 x 3 IIHIIQKSIKJIEBIIHIB S INN S Jo:-IN HASKELL. , XHIS W A i' THE Rooms and Meals S Specializing in . To E Steak - Chicken - Chops - Ham Dinners 'I A Q All Legal Beverages X ' n i ROUTE s oH1o,N.Y. ig! DOYLE HARDWARE Utica 2, N.Y. Phone 2-4135 Shop At Doyle Hardware For! G.E. Bulbs - Galvanized - Asphalt Roofing - Savage and Winchester Guns - DuPont Paints - Paper Towels Toilet Tissues - Wheelbarrows - Scotts Seeds All Styles of Fences Sold and Erected Compliments of GRACE FURNITURE STORE if 9 Marcy, N.Y. Compliments of DEERFIELD HARDWARE 433 Coventry Ave., Utica, N.Y. Don Palaski, Prop. Compliments Of ASNACKH N BQ oRA 5 -vt? SACK it t V CURLEY'S DINE3 GOOD EDNA'S BEAUTY SALON All Kinds of Beauty Culture Phone 2-7171 422 i Newport, N.Y. 47 v- QS Edna Agne Prop. 'Q Open Daily Except Monday Compliments of Poland Teachers' Association WWIUNHS 1-l 'IEIEFIIUIIE fl f ' X:-1. -1' 7 - ' From CUHLEY'S 4-3732 LUCK MARKET Compliments of Lefevre Oil Company Newport, N. Y. .X 4 I Compliments of Soron Radio end Appliance Newport, New York I MERRY STABLES Q A.n.ff2 gs Q, Frankfort, N.Y. C ' I K? Horses Boarded Fern, Irv Q Judy Bell BAZAN'S BAKERY, INC. 1112 Lincoln Ave. Utica, N.Y. Open Sundays Ph. RA M5990 Birthday Q Wedding Cakes A Specialty I 1 CGMPLIMENTS OF EDWARD TREVVETT f,f ff N Compliments fi ' Q , .Jill y IT'1? r ' 1?i'TJv I of M ' Tony's Barber Shop SULLIVAN BROS. Herkimer Rd. Route 5 Utica, N.Y. Phone U-8730 Auction Every Friday 1 P.M. F 004 for Nourishment Food For Thought ruT Poland Chapter ARMERS 0 fiffzsx fx 2,1 ' - -F JN W9 I , QP- 11P1v C ox XQXX I f ,Q A XTJV QV 0 E V 4' avQfCUL1xQ AMERICA ww G V 'Q fi f , ' : ' S fj 1' EAA X , F fi.. X ' U I '0x, ...- C.... - ..-Ji .LN f 791 x... -- v .. Je.. ' he Q-4fl : ,! :'X-z V ,N 1 L, . ffquvjkif H. G. MUNGER'S STORE nFinest Qualityu X 13 .f wx Xmwl 2 XX43- '47 . Wiki? l x:L? L'S f Herkimer, New York DR. DONALD NEWMAN Best Wishes To The Class Of 1959 ENDRES CYCLE STORE Bicycle - Lionel Trains Scott Outboards A Boats U1 Genesee St. Utica, N.Y. Sales 0 Service Compliments of A FRIEND Best Wishes from McLean's Pharmacy Zaalitq Compliments of CARPENTER'S STORE Cold Brook, N.Y. uxlQ ,, !-an 12' www 2 , Q I 1 5 1 , 1' . -NN K X, ew ,' vf, X ww. N f J ', 17754 -'1 H Yggr-.. 1 ' 'Q' A fa 'ylll -f'f':x?3 ',.i ' ' . . f 1,-11,2 ' 12.47-w'1,. iw.: ' X'-+1 v5.15 :XZ I NORTHERN LUMBER COMPANY COMMUNITY BUILDERS INCORPORATED Po1and5 New York Offers Best Wishes To The Members of the Senior Class I of Poland Central School G I EES! I 7! I I UQ Q BQ Q EE c an - s CO1 Compliments VAETH ELECTRIC CO. 35 Genesee St. Utica, N.Y Electronic Q Refrigeration Parts of Stereo H1-Fi Equipment Ham'Gear HERBERT N. WALLACE, M.D. Phone RE 2-5177 DEL-VIEW RESTAURANT A. VITULLO, INC. 17 Hopper St. Utica, N.Y. X:-in T . Formal Rental Fear N for any occasion TELL THE WORLD WITH SIGNS BLUE SIGNS d Brook New York Compliments 97 6 ,,ff?fP on sg aan 01V'f0IIy.IfYOIt51V6 gif, A of CFS' ,, . v .. Newport Flower Sho P Y PS lv, 1 fu It x x fgl I -E Q 'L' - Riff-' fl- Newport -.I .. L... lcnevnourf H-- .. ,Fm Compliments of RICHARD'S CHEVROLET Poland New Yo Phone 4-3763 f1i X ,....... lk M AH ' A 'W wznzug?EFnv?5i - !1 :'E'c . 2 nog wx W CHEVROLET rk New York F. ELON COONRADTf BEST POLICY AT ALL TIMES POLAND, NEW YORK Zwifuf GOODHWFOOD I -rfb I lm ,X . QS? 'NNXN N MN-' 'THIYT REALUY 3 INSURANCE INSURES P10 EER NN NEWPORT NEW YORK Prop. Thomas Christiano GENERAL INSURANCE PHONE U-7223 gl' L15 . 1 1 Best Wishes To The Class of 1959 POLAND MILK PRODUCERS Association Inc. Milk and Milk Products Poland, New York Phone 4-3855 jivxxmlt Xwnsux N Compliments Ybtaio may of 45 9 1, fra in 69531. THE GRAVESVILLE STORE Compliments of V. W, HARRIS JOHN NEWTON ACCORDION SCHOOL At American Legion In Cold Brook Trial Course 6 Weeks 315.00 Every Thursday gm gm 7044 ,f AT MAC 'S RESTAURANT Newport, N.Y. HIGHLAND ROLLER SKATING ACADEMY 2113 Whitesboro St. Utica, New York Skate for fun,sport, and a good time. HAVI-:R 's MARKET and Meats Vegetables S406 Groceries Poland New York Phone LL-3722 Best Wishes To The Class of 1959 J A M E S T O W V E N E E R and P L Y W 0 O D O R P O R A T I Poland, New York U-3733 Best of Luck to Compliments the Class of 1959 from the of POLAND TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION THE MOTHERS' CLUB 1 gigs :- I 4 - ul-- Sigh 'FE AIIB OKJK S1YAI'F EDITUIQII-CHIEF. ASSISTANT EDITOR PHOTOGRAPHY. . . BUSINESS MANAGER TYPING EDITOR. . SPORTS EDITOR. . ART EDITOR . . SALES MANAGER. . ADVERTISING. . ADVISOR . . EMILY DUNHORE LENORE YOUNG JUDY WALL - - JON LINDA ROMMEL MARY LOU PHILLIPS ROBERT HAMPSTON LARRY CHRISMAN ROBERTA ROMM L CHAFFEE ROBERT HAMPSTON, RONALD HURRAY TERRY WILCOX M S. EVELYN E. TUDHOPE xl .J , jggiffx j 4335 gy INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS FACTORY - HOME OFFICE Kansas City PRINTED IN U. S A. 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