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

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1960 volume:

u g '6 an Qdinafff PROUD LY PRESENTED BY THE SENIIIRM-ELA55 F ll L A N D CENTRAL EEIIUDL DEDICATION U 'I Mr. James Truscello was born in Harrison, New York, and received his early education there, After obtaining a Raster's Degree from Ithaca College Graduate School,he came to Poland as Band Director in l95O. During Mr, Truscello's nine-year stay, our band re- ceived the highest possible rat1ngs,and our achievements were widely recognized by nomination to Egg First Chair oi America, a national yearbook, and by appearances on television, and radio. When he left us last year to take a position on Long Island, we felt that a part of our life left with him, So,as an expression of our deen gratitude and our sincere thanks, we the Senior Class dedicate tne l96O Kuyahooran to Mr. Truscello. -O- ,. In deepest appreciation to a man who was more than just a science teacher, we shall forever hold a place in our hearts for Mr. Charles McArdle as a patient and understanding friend with an unfailing sense of humor. The Class of 1960 wishes him the best of luck in the future. IN A PPRE C IATION We, the Class of 1960, wish to express our sincere apprecia- tion to Mrs. Evelyn Tudhope, year- book advisor, class advisor and friend, who for the past three years has given unselfishly of her time and energy to help us in both school and extra-curricular acti- vities. EDUCATION BEGIN S IN THE COMMUNITY TO THE COMMUNITY: As time passes on, education has become more and more of a necessity. In order to fit our younger generation for the future, we should strive to give them as fine an education as the community can offer. Let's take more interest in our school and help our youngsters prepare for the future, TO THE STUDENT BODY: To the student body of Poland Central School I say this, 'Education prepares you for the future. You should take advantage of this fact. Always re- member, you will get out of your educa- tion just what you put into it. Cd CHAIRMAN OF T scHooL BOAHD SCHOOL BOARD lee Flansburg Frank Nebush Lester Sheldon Harry Newman Harvey Bussey Charles Lovell RESIDENCE OCCUPATION Ohio Lumbering Deerfield Farmer Gravesville Salesman Poland Cattle Dealer Ohio Remington Arms Poland Postmaster PRINCIPAIJS MESSAGE TO THE SENIORS: Congratulations on the consummation of your high school program. Over the years, it has been one of our main objectives to tailor instruction to your individual abilities and needs. We have done our best to give you the kind of education you will need for the rigor- ous tasks of carrying forward an advanced clv ilization. The competition for success will be very real and very severe. Always remember that the disciplines of mind, of body and of will you have been able to acquire in high school, will inevitably support you in pro- portion to the degree you have acquired them You have our best wishes in your con- tinued education whether or not you further your formal training, for education really is a continuous process throughout life. Good luck to each of you. SURERVISING PRINCIPAL nPardon this interruption, please---N ,,,,f-' JameS Hane Mrs, Gladys Glenister Howard Whipple Vice-Principal Sghool Secretary Business Manager YEARBOOK STAFF Editor-in-Chief...Caro1e Tudhope Advertising Manager ..... Leslie Dunmore Asst. Editor .... Peggy Carnright Asst. Adv. Manager .... Frances Buck Typing Editors ...Michaelene Kostyn Sales Manager ........... Carol Edwards Donna Chrisman Asst, Sales Manager...E1eanor Schrider Photo Editor ...... Lois Gianini Business Manager ...... ..T1'10I119-S Ward Asst. Photo Ed. Linda Burlingame Snapshot Editor ......... Kathleen Piseck Art Editor . ...... Andrea Zamorski Asst. Snapshot Editor.Peter' Wallace Faculty Advisor,,,Mrs. Tudhope Above: The seniors advertising the KUYAHOORAN. Right: Tom Ward, Eusiness Manager, checks our accounts THE. 0 sm rf 9 M Q4 7 -fi A PHYSICAL EDUCATION MRS. CAROL KING M HQQQQQQQQ gf' If Eg'5jQ:ygg?if . ,-,UH Q, Q I in , A :Q 7 !fffQ3f31i5:?75 - 5515 '.ili ,1ZIg15' 553-1321? wiikqrifh qi A fgfifi 2 f 7 V ' ' ,W xv, , ,M ,Q .2 A 1 , M4 V 1 , 5. . WA. , 5, W ,IVYVNV iq? Rig 5 P 50? .535 ' sf f K S Kg in . Q if , Q xi . if Qfmg3KQ1E A 7 K4 if 'Q:2. iff-1' , fi:Ei?21iggg X X A Q g wwf 3 K I I ,xi J 8 'L 3 S. my as I ,fx S X ., in X, 1 if 25 1 af f s 9 Z 0 if ,H?fYlmffIM1wm iv E I-Q,Cf'fjUIQf5QQi3QfQ?E A I A , . C4 ' 'I ' C9 Q 1 HOMEMAKING THAyERjii?QQ3 MR. HOWARD CHAFFEE W F A MRS. SCIENCE MR. KARL WARREN MC ELWAIN Wjfwg HZJ if' M,,f l MR.EDwARD KUNGHAGULIAN Mm. JAMES HANE MR.RoBERT WHITTEMORE Mm5,JUL1A SCHAEFER MRS. MARGARET MC CARTHY MATHEMAT ICS AGRICULTURE MR . ROBERT BARROWS 5 DRIVER EDUCATION MR- LLOYD BROWN IMF. JOHN FAKE MRS. ELLEN GRIFFIN if i-. .-. l-n f LANGUAGES MRS. FRANCES WARREN MRS. ALIDA LANNING LIBRARIAN LATIN 8 FRENCH MR. JESSE CLARK MRS.JOSEPHINE CARROLL MR. KONCHAGULIAN MR. COURTNEY KING CITIZENSHIP EDUCATION MR. LANNY MPS. TUDHOPE ISH E Eb, FH, Al? MUSIC HELEN MELLOR HOP ENZO CIMINO MRS. THOMAS NQWACKI EwM MR. ANTHONY CUDA MRS. ELVIRA READ SPECIAL MR. RICHARD FARRELL SERVICES 1 1 5 Im xx az L47 uw I-r EA 24' Lal ' L GUIDANCE MRS. LYDIA BRADY SCHOOL NURSE SCHOOL PHYSICIAN EI 3 T A gf CL.QHERE ARE A FEW f f-I-iw-A OF OUR BUS DRIVERS ' A CR.JA GROUP OF THE I A, -AE. MEN wHo MAINTAIN I3 . oUR scHooL BUILD- INGS AND GROUNDS ,MR.NEWMAN,MR.FRANKEN DR. HERBERT N. WALLACE MRS. ONEITA LOVELL SECRETARY MISS ELAINE FARRELL DENTAL HYGIENIST MR.MUNN,MR.BROOKS,MR.HAMPSTON CAFETERIA PERSONNEL fL.toR.J2 MRS.BLATT,MRS.BRONSON,MRS.PRINDLE MRS.MUNN,MRS.POGONOWSKI,M S.MORAN MRS. ELINOR GIANINI CAFETERIA CASHIER ENIU N ' A 4 . 1 ' A U 1 u w 1 Q I s o r 4 r x ,n ph 1.4 . ll X '- , . ,,, . .. - I I , .4 Q' ., l 5. 4 4 . 1' . at I I X Q I - . . l ki' Mrs. Tudhope d 1 : Mrs. Warren' Mr. Barrows, Mr. Nowao , . Eiggitgfgizeigfsmom ward, Preeidenti Andrea Zam0FSkif Tfeasufef' U bgapgle Tudhope Vice-President, Helen Pomichter, Secretarb ! 6?i8awwcf3' FRANCES ANN BUCK National Honor Societv Yearbook Staff' 4 Band l,2,3,4 Chorus 1, 4 Future Teachers, 2 Library Club l,2 Science Club 2 Bowling l,2,L All County 1,3 All State Sectionals 3 LINDA KAY BURLINGAME National Honor Society 5,4 Chorus 2,4 Band 1,2,3,4 All-State l,2,3,4 ' A All-County 1,2,5,4 17' Pep Club 2,14 FHA 2,5 Historian 3 I, Yearbook Staff 4 Bowling Agwoodwind Quintet Basketbal1gClar1net Quartet U60 DONNA NADINE CHRISMAN National Honor Society 3,4 F.H,A. 3gSong Leader 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Library Club l,2,3,4 Pep Club 3,4 Science Club 2 Band l,2,3,4 All-County 2,3 Chorus l,2,3 Girls Ensemble 4 Girls Sextet 3,4 WP' Geg PEGGY JANE CARNRiGHT National Honor Society 1,2 Yearbook Staff 4 Press Club l,2,3,4 Associate Editor 4 Pep Club l,2,3,4 Library Club 1,2,3,4 Vice-President 4 Science Club 2 SEOw11ng 2,3 Chorus 1.2,3,4g4-H Club 1,2,3,4 All-County 4 Treasurer 3 4 Archery l,2,5,4 ,Qvviv QMAOG, - l: . . , ' 'N - il V . Q 5 'Q fi BRENDA CAROL DAUBACK QJLBY ia F,H.A. 2,3,4gSecretary 4 Q2 53? Library Club 2,3 fgL 1, Pep Club 3,4 ,CQ :', ,gg g Badminton 4 CQQ ,.' ',g'l Basketball 4 , W , FRANK KIRPATRICK COWAN F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Sentinel 1 President 3 Vice-President 4 Library Club 1,2 Basketball 2,5,4 Soccer 2,3,4 JEAN MARIE DEALING F.H.A. 2,3,4gSong Leader 4 Library Club 1 2 D Pep Club 2,3 Chorus 3 Volleyball 4 Basketball 4 Baseball 4 Badminton 4 Caffe? CAROL JEAN EDWARDS National Honor Society 2,3,4 Yearbook Sales Manager 4 Press Club 2 Library Club l,2,3,4 Vice-President 3 President 4 ppp Club 1,2,5,4 Volleyball 1,2 science Club 2 Bowling 2 Majorette 3,4 Archery 2a3,4 Basketball l,2,3,4 Badm1ntOH 2 Softball 1,2 LESLIE ANNE DUNMORE National Honor Society 1,3 Yearbook Advertising Manager Band 1,2,3,4 All-County l,2,3,4 All-State Sectionals 4 Woodwind Quintet 3,4 Flute Trio 1 Future Teachers 2 Chorus 2 JUDITH ANNE GAUTHIER Library Club l,2,3,4 F.H.A. l,2,3,4 Pep Club 2,3,4 Bowling 1,2 Science Club 2 fra Pep Club l,2,3 Basketball 3 Volleyball 3 IJ LOIS ANN GIANINI Treasurer 1 Student Council 1,2 National Honor Society l,2,3,4 Cheerleading 2,3,4 Vice-President 4 Basketball l,2,3,4 Yearbook Photo Editor 4 Press Club 2,3,4g Managing Editor 3 Associate Editor 4 Pep Club l,2,3,4 Flute Trio 1 Science Club ,2:A11:state 5,4 Band 1,2,j,4' All-County 2f3,4 Herkimer Co. Seminar 3,4 Softball 1,2,3,4 Volleyball 3.4 Speedaway 4 Soccer 2,3 Q1 111 'E' fiufs if C..ff'3 GILBERT LAWRENCE HAVER ' Basketball 3,4 Baseball l,2,3,4 Soccer l,2,4 Volleyball 4 CAROL ANN HAMPSTON National Honor Society 2 Band l,2,3,4 A11-county 1,2,5,4 All-State Sectional l,2,3 N.Y. All-State 4 Solo competition 1,2,3,4 Dance Band 2 Woodwind Quintet 3,4 Chorus l,2,3 Girls Ensemble 4 Girls Sextet 2,3,4 Future Teachers 2 ' J , Q29 ,B 5' , .S . -Q, if es' WAYNE RICHARD HEISER Library Club 1,2 Basketball 2,3 Baseball 1,2 Soccer 2,3 Track 3 WWW LINDA MARIE JONES Library Club l,2,3,4 1 fl CHARLOTTE RUBY KING Yearbook Staff 4 F.H.A. 2,3,4 Pep club 3,4 Bowling 4 Basketball 4 li: WILLIAM MAURICE JONES I Class President 2 Soccer Manager 3,4 Basketball Manager 3,4 Baseball Manager 3,4 Band 2,3,4 Science Club 1 W I T55 1L.--s- MICHAELENE ANN KOSTYN Secretary 3 National Honor Society l,2,3,4 F.H.A. l,2,3,4 Song Leader 2 Treasurer 3 Vice-President 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Chorus 1,2 Cheerleading l,2 3 Majorette l,2,3,4 Library Club 1 Vice-President l N Pep Club l,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2 Speedaway 4 Volleyball 3 4 Bowling 2,3, llkeh 'I KENNETH.MILLER Library Club 1 Volleyball 5 .iff KATHLEEN HELEN PISECK Secretary 1 National Honor Society 1,2 Yearbook Staff 4 Student Council 1,2 Future Teachers 2 Band l,2,5,4 Woodwind Quintet 5,4 All County l,2,5,4- Cheerleading l,2,5,4 All state 1,2 3,4 Pep Club l,2,5,4 chorus l,2,5,4 Basketball l,2,5,4 Jirls Sextet 2,3,4 Volleyball 5,4 63 14 x y 1 Il 5 X CAROL ANN NIGHTINGALE F.H.A. 2,5gH1storian 4 Library Club 1,2,5,4 Pep Club 5,4 'Q-4447 SALLY IRENE PLACE Transferred from Remsen Central School F.H.A. 5,4 Library Club 5,4 Pep Club 5,4 Volleyball 4 Bowling 5 , 4 ' A ,, 1 , --. , ,444 . , :g Ev' v lx ' I' D: H' sae! H IEN LOUISE POMICHTER Secretary 2,4 F.H.A. 1 2 4 Cheerleadin l 2 5 9135, S 39 Secretary 5 Majorette 1,2,5,4 President 4 Basketball l,2,5,4 Library Club 1,2 Volleyball l,2,5,4 Pep Club l,2,5,4 Softball 1,2 Treasurer 2 Bowling 2,5,4 Chorus 1,2 Badminton 1,2 All-County 2 953:21 LARRY RONALD RANDALL Transferred from Dolgeville Central School President 3 Volleyball 2,3,4 Soccer 2,3,4 Basketball 2 M 6.5 es ARDYTHE MARIE PRITCHARD Chorus 1,2 Bowling 2,3 Softball l Volleyball 2 RICHARD ARTHUR RAPAVI Transferred from Utica Free Academy Baseball 2 Basketball 4 Soccer 3 0824, c5::gx::D V.,, A 2 www W4? x wmv? MARTIN WESTLEY ROBINSON 2 F.F.A. 1,2 Library Club l,2,3 Qcclfv hifi? cEcEL1A ANN SCHMIDT Hs? F.H,A. 2,3,l+ Pep Club 3,4 Library Club 2 Bowling 4 Archery 4 F.F.A, l,2,3 Treasurer 2 Sentinel 5 PHILIP GARY ROOT 6494 ELEANOR MAY SCHRIDER Honor Society 3 Cheerleading 2,3,4 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2,5 4 Treasurer 4 Secretary 5 Band l,2,3 Basketball l,2,3 4 All-County l,2,5Bow1ing 2,3,4 chorus 1,2,3 Softball 1,2,3,4 Girls Sextet 2,5 Volleyball 2,3 4 Yearbook Staff 4Badm1nton 1,2 Speedaway ,n 4 Sorry Skip was not avail- able at the time our pic- tures were taken, but here be is anyway, ' . t - sii zlgxaz-sg , ff' - V. amz-:M ' L2,-uf :HW 431- ., f lvf aapfi t ,gierw-'f wwgffzws 1, cv, , . 55155 :ef-ff .ie '??5?5ag?f3?F In ,:-, , ,,,:: af . ff ,Z was - -,-, V ,,A.: we , 1 . f ak-2v1wfi,grf 14+ 2Pia?4ez11sff31. 3ffw3Sfffl1-wives ,. me -'wif'- fvm':--K r xsmzaig ' ,fri Q.-:gg ,qfeyfigf er , 'I EVERETT DEAN SEIFRIEL President l Library Club l CAROLE ESMAY TUDHOPE Transferred from Bristol High School Bristol, Vermont Class Vice-President 4 National Honor Society 3,4 Treasurer 4 Editor-in-Cbief,Yearbook Library Club 2,4 Basketball 2,3,4 Herkimer Seminar 5,4 Maxwell School of Cit. Ed, conference 3 me iff? DONALD ELWOOD WALL Soccer 4 Basketball 4 COMM. PETER THOMAS WALLACE Yearbook 4 Library Club l Future Teachers 2 Science Club 2 Camera Club 2 Lab. Assistant 2,5 PAID' 5, . , ,..--. Q 1 : lll444 1' M . AAIA 11.1 1, llb. .--. THOMAS FRANCIS Vice-President 2 3 WARD Soccer l,2,3,4 I President 4 Basketball 2,3,4 Yearbook Business Manager 4 Baseball l,2,3,4 National Honor Society l,2,3,4 Volleyball 4 President 4 Boys State 3 Science Club 2 Press Club 2,3,4 Sports Editor 3,4 Band l,2,3,4 All-County 2 All-State 3,4 Herkimer County Seminar 2,3,4 ob... .3 EDITH DARLING YOUNG Maxwell School of Clt. Ed. conference 3 JUNE WARNER Transferred from Kingston High School Hull, England F.H.A. 3,4 Library Club 3,4 ,avxflclf ANDREA MARIE ZAMORSKI Vice-President 1 Treasurer 2,3,4 Honor Society l,2,3,4 Secretary 4 Future Teachers 2 Flute Trio 1 Cheerleading 4 Basketball l,2,3,4 Bowling 3 Soccer l,2,3 Speedaway 4 DAR Good Citizen 4 National Honor Society l,2,3,4 Press Club l,2,3,4 Exchan e Editor 3 Band l,2,3,2 Treasurer 3,4 All-County l,2,3,4 All-State Sectional l,2,3,4 N.Y. All-State Band 2,3 Solo Competition l,2,3,4 Saxophone Quartet l,2,3 4 Clarinet Quartet l,2,3,4 Dance Band 2,4 Chorus l,2,3 Future Teachers 2 Pep Club l,2,3,4 Bowling 2 Yearbook Art Editor 4 Press Club l,2,3,4 Art Editor 2,3 Editor-in-Chief 4 Pep Club l,2,3,4 Science Club 2 Band l,2,3 All-County 3 All-State 3 H SENIORS'DISPLAY FOR Boox WEEK NATIONAL EDUCATION WEEK HIGH I msd - SENIOR FAIR BOOTH COLLEGE NIGHT SEMINAR STUDENTS MEET BASIL RATHBONE COACH ANDREA RECEIVES D.A.R. AWARD TEACHER IN DISGUISE? FROM MRS. ORVILLE DAVIS from West Germany in Octo- ber Although she will not graduate with us, we have wish her luck upon her re- turn to Eschwegel in West Germany, where she has one :.: elif: '::' was entered in the Senior OUR OWN BEATNIKS HERE WE G-O AGAINI OUR LORD AND MASTER IT'S WHAT L .,:. H 35:15. 1 B A B y Plcr un z s V'1ugQfEQ'f , ,6 N 1 , em. xi? 1 '4fmf L' A 2 siiiigg 2 fx f'23 ? He len K -5533 Q n ll -ww Kathy , Lois ' H M A , A M H 3533? f j E111 .Vx . f mg we W' ,si K ' - ff' ' ,Eihf ' V' ,f,..,W A-few. y '11 -'.. , ' Wx ll Mi M , 2ff2f1-jf-K.-QQIZQQV WA HPB N Yu? . u fasiml .rms 1: . . ff: 'z:5:.S' ':.:E:. r mfiiw-siiifg-Ggiss, ,f imvggfgigi' ,:::'fqg,k,3 7M,51ff-- -Q ww ,,. ff- 3 -up . N w i 12- :.w2:z51z .ang'fa-wg1s1gssi4i'.fQ ,lj x I :mf-fi:-M June V A V' ZAHEXI ' Cfeirol H. 1 a gg,-1, K X 'Dr Caro .SK QE ' '- : , . fk K' 'T M , LL A AL,, f 5' iif M 4,,pi 1 H unonn gflar-ole I 25 ff Wwwfvauga Fran 362201118 L in .iiawfi Wm: x ' f , , ,,.... , - ff' f 53 . xx lf: X 21 'X : ss ' X3 ,Y K 79 '35a . , WS Eg :s . ,758 S f K r --E' -an . H-Q4 Bllliiir QE? M --in-J f ,E!!!lllA B I I-J '::.':l:. Quxfiiiii, ,ilglllu-E, !!g.:aiQ., V I-it :.'?',l Q Lggg.-!a?i:eQx1Kt U C iaawhf . Officers from left to right: J. Dutcher, Presidentg T, Cech, Vice-Presidentg S. Bandych, Treasurer D. Firth, Secretary Class Advisors: Mr. Fake, Mrs. Brady, Mr. Taylor I7 ll EDfCl.lll Lava-uusvs, u, --.L---...-,, ------,,,, Class Advisors: Mr. Clark ,Mr . Chaffee , Mrs . King IDI!!! .J 7?f??f,f41?5J I 94 , lynn,-fJz.a Ayflfnj Officers from left to right: P. Rathbun, Presidentg M. Waterbury, Vice-Presidentg W, Andrews, Secretary KINDMQEESQDRTEN FIRSIKSEQSADE FIRSQIRL. QLBADE 6 4 KINDERGARTEN MRS . HAMPSTON v 'J I fa If Q 4 L X fm... iii v 5 58 Qfk new Q ,lx- ' ' 1 if vw qfia 4 9 lim .,.. I- S2 ,gsv 7?-fi? Q? FIRSBL gggmgxnz ,.. Vg . Y.. QQ M QM L , A --...S ,M,,m..i 25398, A iw . Nm W,-vexwviftx V, Man' ?'llkw.m.,, Was' X-L SECOMFQRHISHRADE ...wig uzauu Amit T 1 MRS. STOCK ' ' ,WM-,NN -up If---.W mm: GRADE f M fviw? lif, L1f W ., ,M 1 F0URm'!?-QOWQRADE THIIQMQ, PSRADE Founfgpg' JgmpzAvz rlrymgCHgL5qAns M XL.. SIXM-!.Rg1!SlADE N 'Ev Wi f 'NR Jim SIXTIIQQQ. gym: SPECIAL CLASS '1 'msc Uc-H Q A child's character,person- ality and health are more im- portant than his ability to read,wr1te and cipher. The re- sponsibility for their develop- ment,however,1s shared by the school with the home,the church and other agencies, whereas the school itself is rightly held responsible for teaching the three R's. A greater competency in these basic skills is needed today. Our reading demands,our need to communicate and the required mathematical comprehensions in- crease with the complexities of modern living. Our society de- mands that the elementary school be alert to give each child the basic tools, together with under standings for good citizenship and enriched living. L W trument Su Ha Lost Wonder World N 2, swf T 2 , . A N A 33 1 an w K W 4 QQ 7' , AQ1355. 7 A P552 , 5' 2 lf. 3555 N Vik kii kr 5' VV - in l e W LAURA - EXMIK-EY f .. ix A,g: A ftrfkl, V as Wy A h.g1. i. Si .,., .F K, K .Q 2 if k,.L, . :Liza 2 W ,,,, if k V,V,V- W PEGGY ' U 5 5 ff f ,A A E ff 'L ,'Q 1 A ' T K 7 'ff ,,-: , .Ku :i q ..,. Vrkzk K-1:73 1 S S , V .. . , q HELEN - 'f we :M is R M Rf 1 5, 1 'Q 5 Q fag x 2511! x 'H l 2 W CAROL ,1 , , CDNC ERT BAND POTSDAM MONTICELLO mggggnpsswgvf fQsyQ55WjfsaaM,., Q Q Q ?9li3'5 's -2.5, 4' '- . 5mwf'f'?VQt ,XQFQPMQ5 1w1?f3?L grQfsw Q 6Qgf.g1f af Mi, fiiQp'W ss: 'asia' I W 3 - .sf L N N V. ,. 4 ff Y ' ' ' . jus' uf i it Q me U lf , I ' 1, K ji, A - ,,-' 1-,if k Us --..:: I si-V S I W On Sept. 25th, at the annual School Fair, the band presented its first concert under the direction of Mr. Enzo Gimino, who succeeded Mr. Truscello this year. On Oct. 5rd, the band made its annual trip to Cornell University for Band Day The band, 65 other bands from the state, and the Cornell and Lehigh Bands, formed the letters U.S.A. On Nov. 17th, the Symphonic Band, and the Wind Ensemble from the Crane School of Music in Potsdam, presented 2 concerts at Poland. The members of the 2 groups were housed at the homes of the band members. On Nov. 6th, 6 students from the band and Mr. Cimino made the trip to Potsdam for the All-State Sectional. At Potsdam, the students from Poland, and stu- dents from the Potsdam area rehearsed for 2 days and presented a concert the evening of November 7th, As a result of auditions held in Sept., Carol Hampston was chosen to parti- cipate in the All-State Orchestra at Monticello, N.Y. The All-State was held Dec. 6, 7, 8, and 9. It was composed of students from all over the State in either orchestra, chorus, or band. Rehearsals were held for 3 days and a con- cert was presented the 3rd night, The annual Christmas concert on Dec. 21st presented the Girls' Ensemble, and the grade chorus, directed by Miss Mellor, the Junior Band, directed by Mr, Cuda, and the Senior Band, directed by Mr. Cimino. In the Junior and Senior Bands new lighting effects were used, and the program concluded with Silent Night, featuring Mr. Cimino playing the Vibraphone. C.H. ALL COUNTY JUNIOR BAND ED1reCto GIRLS' ENSEMBLE Mi ss Helen Mellor' A Junio HONOR SOCIETY pb. ftxfbf -65- V..- X...- iigiggr' Honor Soolety Adv1sor,Mrs, Mcuarthy Senior Honor Society Vive, Eres,- Lois Glaninig Pres,- Thomas W r , ' O Carole Tudhopeg SeC.- An6roa Zamorsk 1. . r Aoior Society. Pres,- Shirley Rozxelg Vice, Pres.-Wallace TudhOpe. Seo,- Phyllis Newziiemg Tre:2.s.- Lois Johns ' l PRE S CLUB 4 Editor-in-chief--Andrea Zamorski Associate Editor--Lois Gianlnl Managing Editor--Fred Coonradt Business Manager--Tesla Zamorskl Art Editor--Shirley Bandych Sports Editors--Leslie Dunmore Thomas Ward Exchange Editor--Peggy Garnright REPORTERS: L. Bandych, J. Dutcher, H. Griffin, S. Richer, D. Thayer, E, Young CUBE: E. Lachut, J. Neely, P. Newman, D. Paul, J. Poplasky, S, Rommel W. Tudhope, P. Willoughby Faculty Advisor--Mrs. N. R, Griffin Mrs. E, Tudhope Andrea Zamorski receiving award at ESSPA conference in Syracuse Besides Andrea,our delegates to ESSPA were Lois G1anin1,Sh1rley Eandych,Wallace Tudhope and Her bert Griffin. The P.C.S. newspaper, 'The Flash,N supervised by Mrs. Grif- fin, gives Press Club members valuable training in journalism techniques. During the course of the year students may read about the new teachers,the P.C.S. sports' picture,act1v1ties of the vari- ous classes and clubs,essays of fellow students,and all other newsworthy items taking place around the school. Through its newspaper,the Press Club does much to promote school spirit. Entered in the Empire State School Press Assoc1ation, F1ash won many honors including five awards and an all New York rat- ing. It also won the trophy for the best school newspaper in Gen tral New York. LIBRARY cws g Senior Library Glub Officers: President, Carol Edwardsg Vice President, Peggy Carnrightg Secretary, Pat Newmang Treasuer, Georgia Smith The members of Mrs. Warren's library clubs help with the library program in many ways, such as putting on an annual book week exhibit, helping care for the books and assisting the grade teachers by reading to the children. They also go on field trips, have parties and occasionally put on plays. One of their most interesting jaunts was to the home of Grace Paull, a noted local artist-writer who lives in Cold Brook. WIS? O Junior Library Club Officers: President, Georgia Taylorg Vice-President, Harvey Ferrisg Secretary, Patty Lane FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The F.F.A. is an active or- ganization in school whose primary aim is the development of agricultural leadership, co- F- QQQAA - -A ,FV'-,FV operation, and citizenship. To further this, they participate in main events, such as helping put on the an- nual school fair. WH -NMR: Eos' wJZ+EEol2 F. Cowan E.Murr-ay D.ROaI'k M-Cechanowicz Reporter Secretary V. Pres. PTGB. Treasurer Sentinel FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA WQMAKFRS lfxxx-1 The primary aim of this girls' organization is to X develop efficient homemakers of tomorrow. The girls, sgsupervised by Mrs. Thayer, sponsor bake sales, help with El Ijlll banquets, and participate in other fund-raising activi- 'A r I NX September. At the end of the year, FHA puts on a banquet O 'L 9' of its own. bo w.xNA'1x..: rl, Q. ' ' X Q, 9 Z3 - 1 I- N' .' G if jk ,,ties, one of the biggest being the School Fair held in rf +14 fs' 1 'TV Q 'gr W 'bo fo t OV-X QA NEW Second Row: E. Schrider, Treasurerg M. Kostyn, V. Pres.: H. Pomichter, Pres.g Mrs. Thayer, Advisory C. Nightingale, Historiang B. Dauback, Secretaryg J. Dea11ng,Song Leader rf Barr, Coach LM if N 5 k 5 i?f'i U BUD TERRY K, N, PAT CONN GLOP 1 2 ELLT3 A DRE KATHY wif LOIS mosm SAND VARSITY CHEERLEADERS! ALBERTA MARGIE SHEILA C-AIL JACKIE I V CHEERLEADERS I959 BASEBALL TEAM UNIOR VARSITY SOCCER f Two of this year's casualties were Gi1's nose and Don's eye! The P. C. S. team in action. - 2 'BJ' Jones, Manager Poland can be proud of this year's soccer team. The boys fought hard,and of 15 games 8 were successful. Good work, boys! Speaking captains were L. Randall G T. Wardg Manager, W. Jones lim' '- wqqldiis SPEEDAWAY A new sport was introduced to the Poland girls this year by Mrs. King, our physical education teacher. Called Speed- away, it is a combination of football, soccer and basketball. Speedaway is played outside with eleven players, the object being to drive the ball across the opposing team's end line. This sport was greeted enthusiastically, and many of our girls organized a team under Mrs. King. Games were played with Boon- ville and West Canada with a record of one and one. The girls are all looking forward to a continuation of Speedaway next year lr U ' iiiawn in an , - ? ?fJ!3.,!!!a, --f wif? H err' GIRLS' ATHLETIC S BASKETBALL SOFTBALL S ENIOR CLASS WILL As we, the Class of 1960, are about to Hbug outn Cwe hopel, being of corrupted minds and not infallible memories,we do hereby bequeath some of our Ureal cooln possessions to our unworthy followers, the Junior Class, in this our Last Will and Testament. To Terry Gech, I, Brenda Dauback, leave my address, J U N I O R S K: I .5-,xigrff f--'f--f f s f ' Q, me telephone number, and the , ,tm kia? gQ,, sg the right to travel the ,gyIs,5fg ?EE?ffagQ North Gage road, - gggy To Shirley Bandych, I, Andrea Zamorski, leave my sister Tosia, and the right to mis- spell the headlines in the Flash, To Jane Bathke, I, Cecelia Schmidt, leave my bottle of Lady Clairol and my bleach- ing peroxide, To Sharon Carr, I, Eleanor Schrider, leave the right to have a boyfriend in Japan. To Joan Dutcher, I, Carol II Nightingale, leave my ability in law class....?1lH To Diane Firth, I, Linda Burlingame, leave my dilap- idated band folder and the right to stick to one guy. To Joyce Forbes, I, Linda Jones, leave my determination to succeed, To Barbara Greiner, I, Sally Place, leave my brother's heart and all the fun in your senior year that I had, To Faith Heiser, I, Donna Chrlsman, leave my machine in machine transcription class, and the right to sit in the end chair in choir. All Whha x r :S was-ae, ist ,:' I5-.W .ww , . f fs-fn A 5 .-, Q 5 - fix, ,fp 5 ,ss 1? v X . -,., me fs gl fy, up is f:-' 0 . . .1 J Y ,CE e'l' e WJ f su' ' X . :J , I kk? I -as -f s. 5 Vasc maaiwf false RLMQQ as-fc eases' L' J , SH 'f V, DAQ , s, z 4 oy' 2 a ,, -- s - J? zoy ,l'1 : , gf I f ,., ,5w gf's , , ,Qiffzli ,IW Q J 1 ,I ' aa caan..- . V, ' H e 1 'W' , 1 5 f , ,,,,. VVXV LV i , t? giwmlgai I V 2 Q ,Qt K -K ., g b, V ,.. BWVUQ Q Sewerage! elt H 7 - .-'.I, i g t 3 :gay , M ? -na S , -V I i f f5'Ai?', u K v f T vi' . L Q 1, -W, . V, Q P Y ,A V K , 5' 2 I b Q 1 2 Icrsst To Fred Goonradt, I, Frances Buck, leave my right to drive the driver training car over curbs. To Susan Ingersoll, I, Peggy Carnright, leave my great singing ability and my book- keeping ability, To Joyce Longstaff, I, Char- lotte King, leave my ability to take dictation at 120 words per minute, and my seat on bus ll. To Frances Moran, I, Carol Hampston, leave the right to sing tenor in choir, and the ability to get in trouble with a certain Jr, High teacher, To Susan Moran, I, Kathy Piseck, leave my booth in the hotel, and the right to get in trouble with the teach- ers in your senior year. To Dorothy Newman, I, Frank Cowan, leave my love for health class, To Gloria Paul, I, Lois Gianini, leave my worn-out cheerleading sneakers and a broken water ski. To Janice Przelski, I, June Warner, leave my illimitable knowledge of American History and my date book. To Sharon Richer, I, Tom Ward, leave my ability to run everyone, To Donald Barnes, I, Wayne Heiser, leave my NBOMBH. , Y 'V 8 F ya R on on rl f?sg'tohaf r s a a f, A ,. f uf S ' W, , , , 2 8 XX ,, To Pat Bell, I, Helen I E i l Pomichter, leave the keys J't 4 l l IW to your car and my English mx5gg,ag , l gz ,I W position. i i .ee'lyf f i I lll ele '5i .. ' ' K To Wilfred Bronson, 1, B111 g is I Jones, leave my waht to scrubf ,Qy- , . basketballs, 1:5 ,, To Kenneth Edwards, I, Carol Edwards, leave my seat in ther? homeroom, and my right to do math during history class. To Pat Goggin, I, Jean Dealing, leave my height -. ff X 3 . ., x we Q s Q K M .,lk ,Jana- S X X f ftiwks-Fi f--- f Q 1: gs , 2, Qi s, B4 i , L ,,,.. , IQ, K A: , F and my right to be teach- er's pet in health class. yyll To Bill Hart, I, Martin Robin- son, leave my love for girls and cars. To Frank Havens, I, Edith Young, leave my music ability and my right to look at the stars. 'f 1 -Q -. -- sf me 14 W sa:ef:, g, f'j sql fl Q 3 v XX G, Vkr, ,, : ,,., s vi is X ,,i,, lf Q .1 ' hi! Buddy Madore I,Mrs.Tudhope, cannot leave, To Joe Misterka, I, Peter Wallace, leave the keys to the science lab. To Wilson Moody, I, Michaelene Kostyn, leave my and liis, To Edgar Murray, I, Larry Randall, leave my artistic attempts, To Eugene Myrda, I, Eva Marie Darlmont, leave my ability to speak English. To Don Roark, I, Peter Wallace, leave my right to like someone in Newport, - To Mike Vaoula, I, Philip Root, leave my right to get out at noon. To Nick Woznulk, I, Carole Tudhope leave my right to dis- , ,aa,'5.fg I 'a, agree with certain teachers A tLI lo t and my seat in detention. To Fred Lehmann I Don 2 , Q Wall, leave my ability to get tyiL,fQQ yttry ,,,t l1Q4igi? go Alfredlmgaver' I' Liv d ir bumped UP in soccer lltt unmore' e Ve my grea 3 m '- ' , as t 2 ', ' 295379 ,,g5+ tylo ation for Mr, Courtney King. We, the undersi ned, do hereby swear that the foregoing was made with- out force or duress ?except by the yearbook publishers! and that this lm- mortal document is a true representation of the greatest class of all, THE CLASS OF 1960. Attesting to this great honor we hereby scrawl our names: WITNESSESI H.R.M. KING COURTNQ' Zu Isl fQ,,wf ' jfyffy apr ' gggyafn 'wu- 1 N 5? for We, the Senior Class of Nineteen Sixty Cf Poland Central High, Give to all our fond best wishes As we bid you all good-bye, And we leave with you this message Which we hope you'll understand, For it paints for you a picture Of the things for which we stand. We believe in honest labor And in every job well done, That by dint of true endeavor We shall leave no task undone. We believe that truth and honor Point the way to fuller life, And to peace and understanding As opposed to fear and strife. We will honor every teacher With respect and high regard, And we thank them for their guidance When the road seemed long and hard. We believe in the dignity of honest toil With its promise of just reward, And we believe the crowning joy of life Is trusting faith in the Lord. And as we follow our chosen way As one by one we leave, We shall strive to practice always These things that we believe. And we'll try as we greet each new day With heart and hand to give Something to make this world of ours A better place in which to live, -Written for the Seniors by Mr. Brooks 95? CD 5 QQQ 63 CD Mrs Watson Tudhope I' rs Mrs I' 11 I' 1 I' I' I' I' Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs William Crabtree Charles Burlingame Donald Brady Glenn Newman Matthew Stock W Glenn Robens Signa E Bullock M Mrs W C White M Mrs Maynard Evans Dale Williams Holland Market Q Mrs Samuel B Woltag M Mrs James Hane W F Bellinger M Mrs James McCarthy Ronald Barr M Mrs Raymond Broo' Q Mrs Edward Warner Sc Mrs George Warren John Fake F Jarvis Steber Anthony Chiappone George Dunbar CBaldyJ Mrs Josephine Carroll lr a Mrs E Konchagullan A Mrs Herbert N Wallace Lovier Dairies Murphy's Ready to Wear Shop Herkimer Laundromat Paul's Auto Supply M Mrs A E K ng William Drumm John Strumlock 6 Mrs Donald Thayer Q Mrs Ellsworth Buck M Mrs K Ray Edwards Mrs Ruth Sanford I M - G - . . Jr. Mr. M . . . MT. do A . , MF. 5 . . . MF, 6 1 . ' , , M . . , . . Mr. . M O I O l C Mrs 4 0 U n o Mr. Mr, , Dr. . . . . Mr. . . N . . . . MP. . N . . Mr. Nr, . MP. . as Mr. . . M . . A Mrs. Anne Ward Nr. . . Mr. Mr. 1 , , M . . Mr. , , , M . . M . , M . . . Mr. , . V . . . Dr. ' . . Mr, . . , Mr. , - - Mr. Mr. Mr. . MP. . . . 1 Mr. , . Mr. Mr. . Mr. Mr, . MP. . Mr. M . . Mr. . . . Miss Elaine Farrell Mr M Mrs Louis Shorter, Mr Q Mrs William Underwood Mrs Mary Rapp Mrs Myrtle R Fish Mrs Mary M Shippey Mrs Marian Jones George A Page Mrs Gladys Glenister Mr M Mrs Miss Mary Lou Phillips Gerald Gianini Howard Nightingale Mrs Beatrice All Mrs Leo Lezette lr M Mrs Ralph Read 1 M Mrs Howard Whipple M Mrs Harold R Lanning Morgan J Place k Mrs Mr 5 Mrs Mrs Doris Gage Felix S Piseck, Sr R W Hampston Mrs Jean Hill r M Mrs M Mrs Hawyer Press M Mrs N R Griffin k Mrs Charles Lovell Enzo Cimino Warren McElwa1n Q Mrs Q Mrs 6 Mrs Q Mrs Lanny Taylor Miss Joyce Ann White Mr Frank Watson Mr M Mrs Lloyd Brown d Mrs 5 Mrs Thomas Nowacki Howard F Chaffee Anthony Cuda L Zamorski Ken Blue Lawrence Caldwell TO ALL. ous DATRONS THANK YUU Best Wishes to toe Nembers of the Senior Class of Poland Central School NORTHERN LLIMBER CGMPANY Poland, New York ' an-l I I WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Floyd Lonis V, f,o0D,'?1EAl I EGGERS, CARYL 81 CORRIGAN, INC 272 No. Main Street OODYEAR DI RIBUTORS TIRES - TUBES - ACCESSORIES - RECAPPING - BATTERIES 227 O NY ST EET, W. - COR ROADWAY Herkimer, N. Y. UTICA. NEW YORK PHONE Compliments of Herkimer's Finest Fashion MACIS RESTAURANT C t en er I Newport New York THE VOGUE !-'Q 3 Herkimer, N. Y. I .- ' lm ZQIIIIIIIIHL' Compliment s of PROSPECT HOTEL D PK . DONALD NEWMAN Best Wishes 1- to the Herkimer New York Class of' 1960 PHONE 4-7151 ESSO SERVICE POLAND FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS gibsorfs glue uqncllow motel and Cabins Poland, N. Y. Rours e za POLAND. N.Y. R' A' Miller' Owner I Y Hub' FEEDS K. E. NcVOY Always a Coos Selection LV Cf New 8 Used Cers POLAND COOPERATIVE G. L. F. At SERVICE INC- x Poland, N. Y. Box llo Phone Li-3652 Phone Lp-3lLi3 CHPYSLEP NEW YORK MILVS LICUOR Compliments of STOKE Best Wishes From SNITH'S GARAGE Prospect, N. Y. 132 Main St. New Vorlf Wills N V gi A ' H -'L' x. G S Compliments Compliments of of CARPENTER'S STORE F BAKER'S SALES H SERVICE N Cold Brook New York H Barnevelo, N. Y. BARNEVELD RECREATION CENTER Compliments of POLAND BUILDING SUUPLY Barneveld New York 4, fu 'khz l -:C Uv ' .f Xa . J, g f. QN - 1 S3 ff Aw' 5 1 Compliments of WILLIAMS OIL CO. INC Compliments of EVANS TRACTOR , , and EQUIPMENT CO., INC. Gasoline-Heating Oils Main Street Telephone 2801 Remsen 2671 Compliments of RICHARDS' CHEVROLET Poland New York Phone M-3763 Remsen N, Y. A S mfg!! IMPLEMENTS A .Q E 'SIIIUQIDH Esso STATIONS Compliments of REDMOND'S GARAGE Welding Complete automotive repairs Poland, N. Y. T I HERKIMQR CAKQBA SHO? Compliments of Everything ?hotoggraphic ' .f'gAS?Eg? .Q . JP ' S Greeting Cards 5 Hugo U ' f TURNER LUMBER COMPANY, INC. Phone T06-l2YO 272 North Main St' Barneveld New York Herkimer, N. Y. I Compliments 1. F. JARVIS STEEZR l Sand 8 Gravel of W Poland New York TOWNE RESTAURANT Q- 3 Remsen New York 6 4 nom rms um I ' O Compliments of Barneveld Liquor Store Barneveld, N. Y. Compliments of TWIN PONDS GOLF k COUNTRY CLUB New York Mills New York Compliments Compliments of of Andy's Bakery Barneveld, N. Y. Houck's Market Barneveld, N. Y. 5 W Compliments of HASKELL'S INN Hotel Ohio Specializing in German Q American Foods Catering -Fritz Reuter Prop Ohio, N. Y. Route 8 Ohio, N. Y GRAVESVILLE STORE Meats - Groceries Guns - Sport Clothing Gravesville New York A J 'fwi- m lm ml 3? uf' ,.- ALGER Q BARKER Dealers in Hardware-Plumbing-Heating Fast Flame Gas Phone TW6-2681 Barneveld, N. Y. Compliments of FLIP'S STORE Hinckley, N. Y. AAA geaoileyl M C T E I. ROUTE 12, BARNEVELD, NEW YORK DELUXE ACCOMMODATIONS PHONE Twinsuks 6-2612 SINGLE d DOUBLE UNITS MR. 8. MRS AUSTIN BEACHLEY 8- SON SUITES P HUCK'S SWAP SHOP New Q Used Furniture Guns-Ammunition A Fishing Tackle Phone 4-3875 Poland, N.Y. Maifw Compliments of GOODNEY'S HARDWARE Poland, N. Y. l Compliments fv '221. ul llll un 295- -O , of ul N 'rf' ' GRAY STORE A Gray, N. Y. Compliments of ELLA'S GHOCERY Ohio, N. Y. Shop R Save I f' x at 107. 6 ,?hV. I yi lfnfw gfljwhq HAVHJR 's MAJKTBT W V Poland, N. Y. Best Wishes from GHEGG APPLIANCE, INC. Frigidaire-Sales Service Herkimer, N. Y. Little Falls, N. Y Compliments I .nl of K I JONES' BROTHERS Barn Dance Remsen, N. Y. Compliments of KKEUZER'S GENERAL STORE Hoffmeister, N. Y. Compliments of A. H. Winston Q Son, Inc. JENELERS Phone 6 LL753 Herkimer, N BUCK STOCKHAUSER GARAGE PHONE BARNEVELD TNN 6-2522 OU TOVV CAR RVICE G L COMPLIMENTS OF HERBERT N. WALLACE, M.D. FISHER FUEL CO. Prospect, N. Y. Reading Coal Shell Heating Oil Phone TW-622h6 Compliments of NORTH STAR RESTAURANT Remsen, N. Y. 221 ,P Compliments of THE BRARPATH INN Hoffmeister, N. Y. Y l WILLIAMS STORE Groceries-General Merchandise Prospect, N. Y. Best wishes from WEE BAR Virgil 8 Helen Fenk Prospect, N. Y. Compliments of SCHRADER FEED Beacon Q Ogden Feeds Remsen, N.Y. Tel-2UOl PAT'S INN Meals - Rooms - Beverages Dean Flansburg Prop. Poland, N. Y. MAGNAVOX TV STEREO HI-FI RADIOS C o m p l 1 m e n t s O f erryif .fuudic Shop 266 NORTH MAIN STREET HERKIMER. NEW YORK TEL. TO 6-1090 x-, C o m p l i m e n t s o f ,,.. I PIANOS - ORGANS RE - CORDS SHEET MUSIC MUSICAL ACCESSORIES . ' 5 fm?-I, ix- ' ,Ipmmn - I - in .a ' ,- EASTERN ROCK PRODUCTS, INCORPORATED iw 1 1-uf LLOLL Court Street, Utica, New York Barneveld Boonville Plants located at - - Prospect Oriskany Falls Epjdyf HASKELL'S HOTEL JACK BELL a SONS At Head of Piseco Lake George and Helen Haskell Poland, N. Y. Phone M-3093 1 Piseco, Hamilton County, N. Y. 5612,-4 L i I lli':,m3 Jai-.-. Phone: Lake Pleasant 2351 or 97.1.25 3 gl Best Wishes to the Class of' 1960 CRUSADERS DRUM CORPS Prospect New York 5 Compliments a of MYER'S DAD N'LAD SHOP PISECO LAKE LODGE I erkimer New York Piseco New York K Mins FUTURE llmxor Annie laj 7 7,4 Fi'JiY-'xixsgs 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE 452 X L0gQ2Qe?5:2sd P ow ' -, fs ' ' -- V FAST ,fa : v X A Qbflow R. SERVE ,X-kxwmlnlllyflqvtab 1 Q 'NWA ' A ..., x f L..i? , ,I if V Y 9 f- 4 M 4-0737 L N ,mg g I . . I , ,A-u., , -Av F, ,,, in ff 1 C E 31,322 L1-,q.g3. -E I ' Guorcmfee -F f 'S 79 mf!!! :5?f:- A 0 ELEC I'RIC SEWER CLEANING K -UM If 0 SEPTIC TANK CLEANING ' fi - BASEMENTS PUMPED our kJgN?jqfQEi -BACKHOE X Resident' I C mmercial-lndusfriai , if ei, NO UNNECESSARY DIGGING 324 Gilbert Street Utica Compliments of NATE GUERRIONO , i C OIVTPLIN ENTS OF F. ELON COONRADT GENERAL INSURANCE FSLAIT1 Wrlll YORK DHONE U,-7223 Compliments of General Herkimer Hotel Herkimer, N. Y. NEWPORT CLEANERS Newport, N. Y. I Compliments of l 2 HAMMER'S JEWELERS Herkimer, N. Y. VZAI'CH US . . .M ,..,, Greetings to The Class of 1960 from The Teachers' Association f 1 1' -1:1111-ni I 9255998582: or I LVFELEANADACWWQBQRT 51-lor HENRY DMITRI nuunms Ann nsnmo sounmmr F. A. BLUE in I General machine work wmur. sm. asm' mn wwe suns H 4' f , 1' Poland, N.Y. Phone N-3702 0 I ,dvd xvlqjf r , f ff ' , 1 BRIDGE STREET MIDDILVILLE, N. Y. I If C A Pl-loNEp5,3so4 METHINKS NO PLACE LIKE ff!-L A KEN8uGLAD'S 'ffllfll' S SMITH'S FEED STORE Niddleville, N. Y. FINE FOOD 'The price is right and the view a delighti' COLONIAL HOUSE RESTAURANT Between Middleville and Newport Open from 8:00 A.M. to 10:00 P.M. Closed Mondays im MUNGER'S PUTS THE WORLD AT YOUR FINGERTIPS.... Munger's has grown to be- come one of the country's largest small town stores. we hold stock in what is today the buying organi- zation of the largest group of independent stores in the country. We place orders for over two million dollars worth Of' merchandise daily, so you can see the economies that come to you through mass purchasing. Our buy- ing offices are in New York, Chicago and Los An- geles. Choose all the things you want from our wonderland of world-wide selections. H.G.MUNGER Q CO. Herkimer C O N P L I M E N T S of THE LAKE HOUSE Middleville Compliments of NEWPORT DAIRY Newport, New York 63-Abt MILF mi THE COMMUNITY CIVIC CLUB of Poland Extends Best Wishes for a Successful Future to THE CLASS OF 1960 f x 1 Complimkmts Compllments of' Wim K lllhwp QWNMNQ CQUNTRYSIDE RESTAURANT lqllnq' Of NUhRAV'S NARKTT Walker Road Utica, N.Y. Phone M-3732 Poland, N. Y. Dancing every Saturday night PHUNE4 3575 Kugahoora Inn of UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT .JDHN ETYS, P PARENTs-TEAcHEHs' CLUB I PULAND N Y Go To Compliments Q lYNON'D'S Newnort, N. Y. for Femlly Clothing Fggtwear Jewelry TOYS Gumeg NOT1OT1S Rubber Wear Gift Sets Beauty Queen Cos e T i 1 of a Friend l- ' is' JOHN SORON Radio E TV Appliances Newport, N. Y. Phone 2-3651 F Compliments of Henry Blue BLUE'S SIGNS Cold Brook, N. Y. 'wr' HART'S SERVICE STATION Newport, N. Y. Mobilgas ' 41 ln LEO M. MACNER Insurance Broker Main St., Cold Brook, N . Y . 1105-lst Bank Bldg Utica, N. Y. Compliments of V. W. HARRIS UAl.lTy Newport, N.Y. to j Ssmnci 9... H JDRUG STORE Best Wishes from MCLEAN'S PHARMACY Compliments of W. E. Autenrith Sons, Inc. Newport, N. Y. Compliments of LINUS FORD INSURANCE Newport, N. Y. Qngrgtgjutiuns gmduafang class .Qw J I 122 North Main Herkimer, New York TO 6-3060 co MPL1MEMs of a FRIEND C O M P L I M E N T S I T f- O 1245 THE CLASS or sum: G W M k M ELECTRONICS 94 4 V I A Radio Q TV Service THE NEWPORT TELEPHONE CO. Phone Poland 4-7254 Newport N,Y, I, C0mP1iments Compliments of I of I CARROLL'S STORES I a Friend, Middleville Q Newport 1 l I ' - :l1'lzEl-ls NFITIDNFIL RFINK D AN A friendly institution, serving CAPITAL the needs of the community and its Common 850:OO0 SUTPlUB 8150,ooo neighborhood towns can be of ines- timable service to,you in the future, ?EggggAggOgEDERAL DEPGSIT INSURANCE Compliments of i S SANFORD as TEAL SUPELY oo., INC. I Farm Machinery Sc Equipment to the graduating class Newport, N.Y. 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