Port Byron Central High School - Panther Yearbook (Port Byron, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1954 volume:

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Q xffx , LIB I SQ ifjx 3 -'5 f- ' 'fix By the YEARBOOK STAFF PORT BYRON CENTRAL SCHOOL Port Byron, New York Photography-Varden Studio Lithography - Inter-Collegiate Press Y CATION MISS KENNEDY If you have been watchrng our school chorr for the last three years you have no doubt seen a fast growmg nrce soundrng group of srngers You may have notxced also that the performances put on by thrs group have been grven rua novel and beautrful way It rs obvxous to see that there has been a steady growth rn the number of people rn the A11 thrs and more we owe to our devoted and beloved Mrss Dons Kennedy we the yearbook staff of the 1954 edrtron of the Panther dedrcate our yearbook to Mrss Kennedy as a small token of our apprecratron and gratrtude for all that she has done for us and our school rn the short trme that she has been here It goes wxthout questron that Mrss Kennedy has been rs and always wrll be a brrght gay and shrnmg star ln everyone s heart who knows her . ' . . . . . choir, proving, beyond a doubt, that the interest in our choir has grown tremendously. ' . . . . . . U . . . . D ' . . Donald Smith Carol warren Helen De Bottis EDITORIAL Have you ever observed the life cycle of a butterfly? If you have you probably foimd that xt consists of four stages He begins life as an egg growing to prepare him self for the next stage which ts a caterpillar As a caterpillar he moves about rapidly gathering food as an advancement toward his ultimate goal. Then he goes through the last preparatory stage the cocoon where he builds all that stored up food into the finished product a butterfly The growth of a butterfly IS strangely enough very much hke the progress of a person ln the first years of his life a person usually does nothing in particular but grow When he IS old enough to go to school he goes Thus completing his first stage in life. From thebegmnmg of his school days to the end he is like the caterpillar gather ing his food which is the basic fact needed for his advancement toward his ultimate goal--the well educated and wise man Then he graduates into his third stage where he like the cocoon applies his accumulated knowledge to wisdom with experience and years he grows nearer and nearer to the man he hopes to be This illustration which has been used is more or less idealistic That is this per- son with an eye on progress is a person who everyone should be but one who many unfortunately are not like This person is not only enjoying his progress and reaping from the benefits of it but is also doing what his Almighty Maker intended The aim of the members of the faculty of our school is to guide us, the students, to that happy road of advancement. Although we may sometimes seem discouraging to them, we are grateful for their consistent efforts. As a result of their efforts, many are living good lives as wise, open-eyed citizens working for the betterment of our United States. We also are beginning to feel the good results of their work. As we leave these hallowed halls, we will look back on those who helped us in our growth with respect, thankfulness and admiration. THE YE XRBOOK STAFF AT WORK SE XTED C Crosby F Keenly M Insk1p D Srruth J Laraway STANDING D Jordan I-I Casey L Bates H DBBOIIIS YE.-XRBCXHK HE.-KDS SE.-XTED: M, IflSkiD, D, Smith, C, Warren. STANDING: M, Ball, H, DeBotIiS, I... Bates, MR. CHARLES OWEN MR. ARTHUR A. GATES Superintendent Welcome to Port Byron Central School. We the administration are here to give guidance in Education. Our Board of Education provides for the benefits and greater interests of our pupilsfthe future leaders of our community, our state, and our nationjg and of our teachers so that they may do their job with zeal and devotion. BELOW: Miss Mary Dalesio, Mrs. Alrene Perkins. Principal ABOVE: Mr. Corey, Mr. Gates, Mr. Waterman, Mrs. Sevier, Mr. Rosecrans, Mr. Burns. The office staff is here for the sole purpose of aiding the class room teachers in their attempt to guide the future re- sponsible citizens. The office workers unselfishly devote their time and pa- tience to take care of the legal business of running the school efficiently. Many students have the opportunity of work- ing under the supervision of the office staff. The bus drivers carry our pupils to and from school each day. By their loyal service and careful performance of duty, our students arrive safely each day ready for the toil of a hard day's work in the progress of developing their minds. Our maintenance men keep our school clean and DSSI as well as warm and comfortable for the pupils. ABOVE: L. Jones, M. Allen, I. Giovanni, G. Filkins. As a faculty, we are interested in the problems of our community and nation. One of these problemsof the mid-twen- tieth century is automobile accidents. ln order to combat these problems our school offers Gaining to our students so that the new generation will be better drivers than those of the past. ABOVE, FIRST ROW: A. Tierson, G. Derby, B. Campanello, A Merritt, R. Alfreds. SECOND ROW: R. Lockwood, I. Kick, R. Carr W. Mapley, E. Abbott, C. Mecomber. In order to keep the pupils' bodies as strong as their minds our school provides a fine cafeteria under the supervision of a dietician. The English class offers our pupils the rudiments of the language along with the best that is known and thought in literature. The chief goal is to provide our community with more enlightened and more literate citizens. l For those students who possess special artistic qualities, our art department offers the best opportunities under the direction of a professional artist, Mrs. Gates. The advantages of these departments are just a few of all the advantages avail- able to make our pupils better and more responsible citizens in the world. In the Homemaking Class our girls learn how to select and to prepare foods. Here they learn how to become better and more efficient homemakers. Through the guidance of Miss Townsend the girls are trained for the responsibil- ities of a good housewife and home- maker. TEACHER Mr Gates Mr Alberu Mr Batson Mrs Doherty Mrs Gates M1ss Hunt Mlss Kenneay L lf. ,4 l 1 MISS Krayka ,- gs' 1' if ---.:'-f ...--f' .,..--'- Mr Lehn Mr Morus vi Mlss Lake Mr Leary Absent when PICIUIC was taken Mrs McNamara Mr Mlskell wi U Mrs Murray Mr Nlchols L . X ,L 4ffMA V I in ww ' I Eff ' Eff, Q 4 if , 'zrlza--12 V' . - 4 'V 11311:-12. X -5 4', i? -'- K Qgfa ' , Q -,, K ti, f. ,X K Orrman Mrs Poormon Mr Schasel A1 Mr Stevens Mr Tanner Mlss Townsend .4 Miss Turton Mr. West Mr. Zubon 1 1 Qs 'M 5? , . fe Q lutf, . 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SECOND ROW: N 03 VALEDIC TORIAN X Jane Laraway ,W X SALUTATORIAN Qf f Mane Jenks MARJORIE BALL Band cheerleadmg majorettes are just a part of Mar Jorxe s schedule Always ready w1th a lending hand in everythmg Plans to get married tn the near future Cheers Marge. Cneerleadmg 9 10 11 12 Intramurals 9 10 11 12 Band 9 10 11 12 Band President 12 Play Cast 12 Graduation Attendant Glee Club 11 12 LEROY BATES If you see a flash of red and hear lots of commouon you 11 know Leroy is around Hts nice red hatr is an attrl bute to h1s appearance! Leroy has wide and varied interests and excels in Science He played the male role l1'l our senior play Yearbook 12 Debate 12 Band 9 10 11 12 RALPH BECKER Ha1l to the chief, the guiding hand in the days when we were infant juniors . . . His skill as the first class president was a great benefit to all of us . . . One of the dashing, daring, Conquest boys . . . When not out with some lucky girl, he would rather sleqa than do anything else . . . Plans to mllst in the Air Force . . . Cheers, Ralph . . . Band I9, 123, 113 Majorettes 9, 10, 11, 12, Head 1'1, 12g Prom CHARLES CARRIS Top mechan1c farmer and day dreamer tn the class Dutch has numerous laurels One of those rich students wlth a Plymouth convernble Was a representatxve of the local FFA chapter at the natxonal conventxon tn Kansas Cxty Plans to attend Automottve Tech at MOfrlSVl11B Hts da1ly greetlng mormn boys w1ll be surely missed by all We w1sh you all the success tn the world FFA9 10 11 12 Semor Play HUGH CASEY FRANK DALESIO Hugh s tra11 IS worn deep between the Science Room and the Offlce Carefully follows hxs creed of non conformausm by enjoytng wetrd things It lS still a mystery how he passes each year with so lxttle studymg A member of the Bungy Boys We ll mtss you and the hfe that you ve added to our school days Yearbook Staff 10 11 12 Semor Band 9 10 11 M1xedCholr 10 Science Club 9 Baseball9 12 F1re Squad 11 12 Gradu ation Usher 11 Wmner of Oratorlcal Speaking Contest 11 Intramurals 9 10 ll 12 Sexuor Play Cast Oratorlcal Speaker 11 12 G1ve a cheer for the most personable gentleman humor tst and athlete in the school Next to sports h1sfavor1te pasttme IS eatxng Has anunmarred record of good cttxzen shtp throughout h1s school career hopes to attend Roches ter Insutute of Technology Good luck Frankie may you always shme as well as you have at PBCS Basketball 9 10 11 12 Football 10 11 12 Basebal19 10, 11, 12, Flre Squad 11, 12, Boys State 11,Band 9, 10, 11, Chou- 11, 12. HELEN DE BOTTIS The most willing worker in the school When there is something to be done Helen is on the job Is a fanatic sports fan Her favorite pastime is visiting Cato Meridian Has been very active in band work Here s to you Helen Band 9 10 11 12- Cheerleading 9 11- All Star 9- Intra- murals 9 10 11 12- Graduation Usher 11- Band Librarian 12- Library Club 12- Choir 9 10 11 12-Yearbook 10 11 12- Typing Editor12- Senior Play- Glee Club 10 11 12 KATHLEEN DENMAN The girl with the dry sarcastic humor Is one of the top female athletes in the school Can give you a hard or pleasant time depending upon her mood Her dubious a long way to find another personage like Kate Bon Voyage friend Intrarnura1s9 10 11 12 Glee Club9 10 11 MARY JANE ELLIOTT what a wonderful world this would be if we didn t have Biology and Physics Janie Quiet and friendly is our Mary Jane Hopes to attend college after graduation Then get married and have fifteen children A fine clarmetist also has a beautiful soprano voice. Here s to you Janie. Yearbook Staff 10 11 12 Intramurals 11 Band9 10 11 12 ChO1r9 10 11 12 Ushers Club 10 11 12 I I I O . or 1' I I I I I I I I I I I I . . ' . . . . attitude in English class has become famous . . . You'll go ' ' ll II I I I I I I I . . , I 0 O I ' I ' ' I I I I I I I I I I . i , I I I I I I O GARY EMERSON The Mlghty Mlte of the basketball court W1ll1ng to cooperate A transfer from Weedsport tn h1s sophomore year Weedsport s loss Our gain Good natured always cheerful We re with you one hundred per cent Basketball 11 12 Baseball 10 11 12 Intramurals 10 11 12 FFA 10 11 4H 10 11 ROBERT HICKS In the many years ahead of us whenever we see a speeding Buick we will remember Rob It IS safe to say that nowhere else tn the world does there ex1st a person w1th humor or personahty like Rob s Basketball player pool Morrisv1lle after graduation Good Luck Rob Basketball 9 10 11 12 Baseball 9 10 11 12 Intramurals 10 12 Student Council 11 Yearbook Staff 11 12 Chotr 10 12 4H 9 MARY INSKIP Mary is one of the carefree students of our class She s never sad always happy Studies are of no worry to Mary her intelligence will be of great asset to her Plans to go to college after graduauon Good luck Mary Oratorical ll Intramurals 9 10 11 12 Choir9 10 11 12 Glee Club 11 12 Yearbook 10 11 12p4 H9 10 AllState 12 .. . . ,, .. ll! ' Ill IDD I V I I : I I 0 I I : . : . . l I DOI . ' I shark, casanova . . . Hopes to attend Automotive Tech. at . , . I I I 2 I I I : . : : . : ' . z . ' n I l I I I Oil . ol! I 0 : I I I : I I I : 9 l u v ' n I . MARILYN ISBELL Qulet xndustnous and hkable, that s our Marilyn Has the lovehest red halt u'1 the school Loves to tce skate and swtm for pasttme Smce she came here from Onon daga Central tn our freshman year she has paruclpated 1n many 3CI1VlI16S her loyalty IS unquesttoned w1ll cer taznly make frtends wherever she goes Sentor Play Cast Semor Band 9 10 11 Jr Prom Attendant Cheerleader 10 Intramurals 9 12 Student Councxl 11 Year book Staff 11 12 MERRITT JANES money What are you gtrls walttng for? He s one swell uy All the luck tn the world to you Merrttt FFA9 10 11 12 IntramuralS9 10 11 12 4H9 10 MARIE JENKS To wrtte all of Marte s attrtbutes would take a complete book Most popular in the class One of those hard ploddmg workers Has been a success in everythmg she has tx-ted Will always greet you wxth a smlle s a worthy product of Port Byron Cmtral Class presidmt we are proud to call her our classmate May prosperity always rematn wxth our Marie Cheerleadmg 9, 12, Class Presxdent 12, Cxtizenslup Confer ence 11, 12, ,Tumor Prom Queen 11, Graduatton Usher 11, Glee Club 9, 10, 11, Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12, Yearbook 11, 12, Bank Teller 10. Horny will someday own a big farm and make lots of g . . . ' . ' . RICHARD JORDAN Whenever you go to a basketball game, watch the hard working student manager, and Porky will come to mind . . . Best mathematician and worst historian in the class , . . A fast man with the opposite sex . . . Plans to attend Roches- ter Institute of Technology . . . Alwaysscheerful with a ready joke . . . Hardwcrking and friendly, heis sure to go far. Football 10, 11, 12, Baseball 11, 12: Boys' State 11g Choir 11, 125 Citizenship conference 11, 12g Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12g Fire Squad 11, 12g Basketball Manager 11, 12g Play Cast 11, 12. FLORENCE KEENLY Is a member of Laraway Isbell Keenly Inc And this organization consists of the quietest girls in the class Her popularity was confirmed when she was elected class secretary Is an avid book worm The question is Will we ever get her opinion on SOI'!'l6I.h1l'lg7 Good luck in your future endeavors Florence Class secretary 12 Band 9 10 11 12 Ushers Club 10 11 Intramurals 9 10 11 12 JANE LARAWAY describing Jane come easy however there are not enough superlatives to picture our appreciauon of her Will be an invaluable wife to some lucky male Former class secretary a duty which she performed magnificently Has a sultry voice good looks We re for you Jane. Band 9 10 11 Choir 10 11 Glee Club9 10 11 Student Council 10 11 12 V1ce President 11 Class Secretary 11 Intramurals 9 10 11 12 Senior Play Prompter Jr Prom Attendant Yearbook Staff 11 12 Treasurer 12 Recessive, retiring, quiet, hard working . . . Adjectives . ' O , . . . , n n 1 I I I o SHARON LILLLE An attractxve young lady whose varlous escapades have kept us enthralled Ltkes to chew gum and watch sports Favorlte pasume dat1ng Mustcxan smart dresser and a real frlend Plans to get marrled after graduatlon Loyal soclable kmd that s our Sharon May she never change Cheerleading 9 10 11 Student Councxl 12 Sen1or Band 9 10 11 12 Ushers Club 12 Bank Teller 9 Yearbook Staff 12 PHYLLIS MARSDEN Whenever you hear a s11ly gxggle echomg through our halls you know F hppy IS around Full of pep and v1rn she IS an asset to our class Her ab1l1ty m the knchen w1ll someday catch her a wonderful guy 9 10 11 Intramurals 9 10 11 12 Play cast G1eeClub9 10 11 12 Cho1r9 10 11 Yearbook Staff 10 ll 12 ELIZABETH MARSH A future med1cal secretary who knows what she wants watch out boys Actxvemrmxed cholr and glee club through hlgh school Ltz has a thrushlike vo1ce Moved here from Umon Sprmgs U1 the seventh grade Always ready for a good laugh Favonte expressxon Gee whlz Happy huntlng Glrls Glee Club 9 10 11 12 Mlxed C'ho1r9 ll 12 Year book Staff ll 12 Ushers Club 11 12 Cheerleading 10, 11, 12g Band 9, 10, ll, 12g Graduation Band RICHARD MASSON The boy w1th the runnmg humor Ltkes to keep thmgs hoppmg He makes some of the best cheese ln the state A perslstent football player who was plagued by an mjury Hts greatest success IS m keepmg hxs model T on the road Keep that wonderful humor forever Here s to you D1ck Football 10 12 Choxr 9 10 11 12 All State 10 Student Counc1l 10 11 12 Flre Squad 11 12 Yearbook Staff 11 12 Intramurals 9 10 11 12 Graduat1on Usher 11 Bank Teller TERESA MAZZEO We w1ll always remember Teresa as the kmd hearted g1rl in our class who IS never too busy to help some one out Fr1end1y and quxet Her kmdness and fine trans are appreclated by every one Has a homemakmg major Lxstens to records by the hour Yours for a happy future Teresa LAVERNE MILLER when 1f ever you hear a whistle of a basketball game you ll know Laverne is there Active m all the class activt ues Keeps the girls guessmg especially one Loves to clown around A good and fa1r sport all arotmd Best to you always Laverne fChitJ Basketball 9 10 11 12 Baseball 9 10 11 12 Intramurals 9 10 11 12 Play stagdland 12 9. Choir 123 Ushers' Club 12. ESTHER MILLS Known to most as Betty she is not as quiet and docile as she looks She loves to swim and play the piano Television does not discourage her movie going spirit And if some day you find a few telephone poles down you 11 know Betty has been in Drivers Education again The Semor Band will miss her wonderful clarinet technique 4H 9 10 Semor Choir 9 Glee Club 10 11 12 Yearbook Staff 11 12 Band 9 10 11 12 Senior Plav 12 ELEANORE SCHWEIZER RUTH SAXTON It pays to be happy IS Ruth s motto A very active art student Participates in all class act1v1t1es A hard conscientious worker always Best wishes Ruth Your hard work and good sense of humor was greatly appreciated Intramurals 9 10 11 12 Band 9 10 11 12 Graduation Band 9 10 11 Library Club 12 Pres1dent12 GleeClub 10 11 12 All State Ushers Club9 10 11 12 The gal with the model figure and clutching smile . . . is worthwhile president of the Student Council . . . charming, captivating, and completely engrossing . . . She will never be a mathematician . . . Her fans are legion . . . So long Eli- noah . . . we'l1 always remember you. Choir 9, 10g Glee Club 113 Student Council ll, 12g President 124 Yearbook Staff 10, 11, 12g Senior Play 125 Usher 9, 105 Class Treasurer 11, 12. DONALD SMITH Newest member of the Bungy Boys from a standpomt of senxortty Don IS one of the hardest workers 1n the class Plans to go mto SClBl'll1f1C fxeld Amateur poet mecharuc extraordxnary and bachelor by chotce An acttve part1c1pant tn school acttvmes ls a conflrmed conserva uve We w11l all mtss hts somewhat restrammg mfluence Yours for a happy conservattve future Band 9 10 11 12 Intramurals 9 10 11 12 Oratortcal Speaker 11 Student Counc119 10 11 Student Counctl Treas Debating Club 11 Sctence Club 9 Semor Play Cast FRIEDA SNYDER A homemaklng plebakmg whlz Frleda IS an ashy blonde whom we seldom see Is notortous among Enghsh teachers for her brand of spelhng Loves to be eluslve Good luck gal Yearbook Staff 11 Girls Glee Club 12 Lxbrary Club 12 Intra murals 9 10 11 12 RONALD SOMERVILLE Better known as Shm One of the top ftve on our bas F ketball team . , . Hates to study but loves to play . , . Act1ve III Mr. Stevens Agr. Class. A slow movmg guy . . . A true frtend to all. Luck always, Sltm. Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Football 9, 10, 11, 12,Cho1r 12, Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12, Ftre Squad 11, 12, F.F.A. 9, 10, 11, urer 9g Student Council Secretary 103 Fire Squad 10, 11, SUZ ANNE SOUTH WORTH Port Byron s answer to Mae West She has a contin- ual number of masculine admirers hovering near For sheer sparkle Suze' is unexcelled An avid dancer Her frankness and down-to-earth personality are appreciated by everyone Good luck kid Girls Glee Club 9 12- Mixed Choir 10 11' Intramurals 9 10 11 12- Ushers Club 10 11 12g Graduation Usher 11- Bank Teller 9- Yearbook Staff 12 ELEANOR TIERSON If you hear someone say Let s dance Peanut you ll know Eleanor IS participating in her favorite pastime But if you think she shines on the dance floor you should see her in the kitchen Whether it s apple pie or washing dishes something G1rls Glee Club 11 12 Yearbook Staff 10 11 12 Intramurals 9 10 11 12 Sr Play Usher 12 Ushers Club 12 JEAN VAN HOUT Jeanrue with her hair of red is always full of pep When ever you see her she is either laughing or talking She is one of Mlss Townsend s top Homemakmg students Here s to you! Girls Glee Club 12 Ushers Club lntramurals9 10 ll 12 I ll I , . . . . . . I : I , , , . . . ll O Ol O . . . , . ' . . 1 Peanut is right there, doing her best , . , which is really , . . . . . . ' U ' 0 ' ' . ' . 5- CAROL WARREN The Bette Davls of the semor class Her charmmg sm1le and qulck wlt keep the boys Jumping, especlally one Plcture a farmly portralt tnten years of Carol surrounded by etght chtldren A consc1entious frrend and true lady all add up to Carol Band 9 10 11 12 Intramurals 9 10 11 12 Glee Club 11 Semor Play Cast Jr Prom Attendant Bank Teller 11 12 Yearbook Staff 11 12 Band L1brar1an 104 11 Student Councll 11 12 Cholr 12 JOHN WENZEI. The outstandmg athlete xn the class of 54 Handsome and stx feet tall John IS our prlde Loves g1rls and hates sctence Hopes to attend Oswego State Teachers College Whatever he does tn the future we may expect he w1ll be as successful as he has been l.l'l Port Byron Adlos Bzg Boy Chou' 11 12 All State 11 Band9 10 11 12 Student Counc1l 10 11 Jr Prom Kmg Basketball 9 10 11 12 Basebal19 10 11 12 Football 9 10 11 12 Graduauon Usher 11 Sr Play Mgr CLASS FLOWERS Red Rose CLASS MOTTO Success through effort CLASS ADVISORS Miss Doris Kennedy Mr Robert Alberu CLASS HISTORY Two o clock one mormng I quletly stumbled xnto the house Findtng the televxston set on I sank gratefully mto the nearest chaxr becom1ng engrossed m a late late movte As the mov1e progressed I became less Interested Yawn The chan' was just tooo comfortable to leave Yawn Suddenly the words INSIDE PORT BYRON CENTRAL YEAR 1940 flashed across the screen Immed1ately the scenery began to look farruhar and lbegan recogmzmg faces Well for heaven sakes there 1S Joan Andrews Bob Hlcks Helen De Bortts and Teresa Mazzeo The two cute blondes must be Frleda Snyder and Jane Elltott C11 and there 1S cute little F rankle Dalesxo surrounded by Kate Denman Eleanor Schwetzer Esther Mtlls Phylhs Marsden Ruth Saxton Jean Van 1-lout Eleanore Tlerson and Suzanne Southworth The camera wandered to the far Slde of the room Whose faces should appear on the screen but Carol Warren s and Johnny Wenzel s In the next scene the camera focused on three httle g1rls Marte Jenks Jane Laraway and Mar Jorxe Ball Following close behmd them car ry1ng lunch pa1ls were Laverne Mtller R1chard An 1mage appeared on the screen Sllllllg on the edge of my chalr Irecogmzed Ronnte Somerv1l1e and H E Casey Jr COITl1l'lg to Jotn the second grade class They wore short pants As the mov1e progressed and the years passed we saw three httle g1rls comtng toward us w1th su1tcases 1n hand Who could the httle darlxngs be but Sharon L1ll1e and Mary Inskxp ha1l1ng from Auburn Along wlth them was Florence Keenly tlred from her long trlp from Syracuse. I soon began to wonder who everyone was mak1ng a fuss about Much to my amazement xt was Leroy Bates the geruus of the class who slupped f1fth gr ade. I could hardly beheve my eyes when I saw El1zabeth Marsh transferrtng from Un1on Sprmgs and Charles Carr1s bumnung h1s way down from Auburn And lookl There IS Merr1tt Janes from Baldwtnsvllle Oh what beaut1ful ha1r It couldn t belong to any other than Marilyn Isbell who jomed us 1n our freshman year from Onondaga Central. At lastl Weedsport fmally gave us somethmg ln strolled Gary Emerson the cute curly hatred boy who came ln h1s Sophomore year to make our class complete Wanung a better look at Gary I turned suddenly Htttmg the floor wtth a thump, I was w1de awake Reahzmg the IC18VlSlOIl had gone off the a1r I went to bed I Masson, and Richard Jordon . . . . . . Chaperoned by Ralph Becker. cholr team JUNIOR ADVICE TO SENIORS Joan Andrews we advise you to take up nursmg. You have done such a good lob curmg our many 1lls Marge Ball we adv1se you to buy a B1k1n1 and head South for the dlamond mme? Why don't you dye your hair green Leroy Bates? Then II won t be so nonceable we adv1se you Janie Elhort to take a P G course next year because we'll mrss your sweet soprano m we adv1se you Mane Jenks to 10111 the Syracuse Nats They need a good guard We advise you to stick close to home Frankie Dales1o She s a real sweet gtrl so we hear Why don t you g1ve the Port Byron girls a whirl Ralph Becker We re good krds Say Chuck Carrls farm1ng 1sn't everything tn hfe There are such thtngs as glrls We advise you Hugh Casey to have a certaln someone teach you to square dance lt can be lots of flm Helen DeBott1s we adv1se you to go intoBig League Baseball as a pitcher wow! what a curve! We adv1se you Gary Emerson, to get a red vest You d look real yummy ln one. Bob Hxcks why don t you stick to one girl? You re dr1v1ng us crazyl Why don t you teach us to glggle, Mary lnsk1p ? Then maybe we ll all be as happy as you are. Say Martlyn Isbell you'd better hang on to h1m. He's all rtghtl Merrltt Janes we adv1se you to make more noxse. We never know when you re around We advise you Dlckie Jordon to get married and have five boys Then you ll have your own basketball Keep up the good work rn Commercxal Florencelieenly and maybe someday you 11 be Mr Gates secretary We adv1se you Sharon L1ll1e to start a clothing store. Your taste rn clothes IS tops Say Fhp Marsden why don t you become agym teacher ? Then you can put your cheerleadmg 1deas to work L1z Marsh what can we adv1se you? Except don t change You re perfect the way you are. D1ck Masson we advise you to buy your own Buick we re told they have good ptck up We adv1se you Betty M1l1s to go to a good music school. We're gomg to rruss that Clarinet Ruth Saxton we advise you to become a professlonal hostess You ll get pa1d for ll then we adv1se you Eleanor Schwexzer to gain a little weight We can't even see youl Say Frxeda Snyder g1ve our Port Byron boys a chance lt m1ght prove interesnngl we adv1se you Shm Somervxlle to take a P G course in Mechanical Draw1ng Someday you ll be a great draftsman Suzie Southworth we adv1se you to hang on to him He s handsome! Clem Mlller we adv1se you to serenade her You re sure to hook her then! U . . . . 1 1 H . . . . . -- . , . 11 - 1 - , . 0 U . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 a N . . 1 . 1 1 1 Q u ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 u 0 - l ' , . o I, . . . . . . . 1 1 1 1 no ' I v 0 0 11 - ' p Q 11 - 1 1 Q an ' I 1 - - , . It I ' ' l H . . . 1 1 11 ' ' - 1 1 1 u ' 1 1 n 1 Q 11 ' ' I 1 1 1 1 s U . . . 1 1 r 1 0 U . , . . 1 1 1 o 11 - - 5 1 0 - 1 o u - 1 ' - 1 1 4 N . . . . 1 1 Q 4, 1 , . . 1 o 0 U 1 . I 1 o U . . . . 1 1 a H . . . . , 1 1 1 1 a 1 14 - g 1 1 11 ' - 1 1 e ADVICE CON T Peanut Txerson we adv1se you to buy your own roller skatmg rxnk You can skate all the t1me then We adv1se you Jean Van Hout to open your own restaurant Then you can break your own d1shes Nora V1tale why don't you open your own shoe shop? Yours and Sam s Carol Warren we advise you to buy our own car Then you won t need anyone to take you places We adv1se you Johnny Wenzel not to h1t the poor glrls so hard After all we're frag1lel We adv1se you J 2.1116 Laraway to wrlte a book enutled How To Wm Frxends We could all take a lesson from you Kate Denman we adv1se you to Jom the W A F S F lylng a plane could be as much fun as dr1v1ng a car SENIOR ADVICE T0 JUNIORS Bob Murdock we adv1se you to move to Auburn It w1ll save you a lot of tlme and money Our adv1ce to you Pat Conley 15 to thmk up a good story m case both fellows come over the same mght Keep up the good work 1n shorthand Jim Pultz You ll make some woman a good secretary Our adv1ce to you Barbara Bodner IS to grow a httle taller The a1r IS healthler up here Pat Welch we adv1se you to go out w1th someone who doesn t own a Ford There IS no advxce we can give you Jo Irace you re as perfect as they comel Sylv1a Lewxs please choose one boy and g1ve the other gxrls a chance Joe Mack why don t you ask B111 Foster for some adv1ce on how to make love'7 Why not go to the dances w1th a fellow for a change Pat Guy? Keep up the good danclng Sandy Van Hout You w1ll replace Mrs Arthur Murray yet Cla1r Hlldebrant our adv1ce to you IS to stop growmg The average herght for a glrl IS 5 3 Ed Osburn our adv1ce to you is to become Mr Leary s asslstant and keep next year s Cherrustry class under control J aruce Shetler we adv1se you to leave the A1r Force alone and suck to the Port Byron boys J immy Mapley we advise you to take dancing lessons at J essxe Young s house Jeannette Connors we advise you to hold your temper wxth the gym cadets Charles Smlth we advise you to ask Mary Inskip for prlvate lessons in Geometry We advise you to start dating g1rls Herbert Marshall they don t bxte Shxrley Farrell we adv1se you to take a year of Homemaking We wouldn t want httle R1chard to starve Get your homework done Bumpo or you w1ll never get to be a Semor 9 n U . . - . . . v 4 0 an - - n 1 - f u - X 9 l ' 0 n ' 0 , . n H . . . . 1 U o 1 ,, . . . . ,, . . ,, . r 1 o . U . . . . . . H o a . . . . H . . . 9 s a ,, . . . . . v l . 1 u - I v o . U Y . . . . . . I s o . u - - v 1 . u ' - 9 n 9 U . . . . 1 n n n - - , . u ' , . u - - p I 0 . H . . . . . . . . , ,, u s Q u ' s - s - r o p . U . . . . 1 Q u - u r . on - 1 . u - - u . an ' 9 ' I 1 Q H . . , . . u Q u H . . 9 I 1 ADVICE CON'T. Rtchard Keenly we adv1se you to brmg all those gxrls of yours around Some of the fellows nnght ltke to get acqualnted J essxe Young we adv1se you to tell some of the other girls all about hatr styling Eldred Roberts we adv1se you to hang on to Barbara Bodner Women are gettmg scarce Billy Wrtght we adv1se you to have Marlene g1ve you some muscle buildmg exercises Ann Laraway why not do your homework once tn a wh1le'7 You can see Bruce anyume George Behm we adv1se you to concentrate as much on drlvmg as you do on playmg basketball La Verne Horr we adv1se you to keep up the good work on the comet You ll make solo cornet yet B111 Foster weadvtseyou to take outa g1rl from Port Byron We are Just as nice as the g1rls from Savannah We adv1se you J eamue Wilczek to bring some of those Auburn boys around We hear they're pretty n1ce Johnny Ads1t we advise you to let your hair grow out It looks much cuter that way Why don t you try one fellow at a txme, Milhe Morgan It s not so comphcated that way Keep up the good work m F F A Jimmy Wood You ll make a good farmer someday FACULTY ADVICE TO SENIORS Success w1ll be yours if you are wilhng to earn lt w1th time thought, and work Mrs Frances Poormon Once upon a t1me you all entered school filled wtth a destre to learn Now you are about to rece1ve diplomas mdtcatlng a goal reached Have you stopped to evaluate your journey from the beglnnmg to the end? How well have you achieved? Does your diploma represent the culrrunation of years of your best effort? Or does it mdxcate that you passed by this seat of learmng as casually as you could? Start toward your next goal w1th a clear under standtng of what you really want and your success wxll be a measure of your understandmg Marte E Tutton In thxs age of labor saving devices and electronic wonders there sttll ls no substitute for WORK espectally in acqutrmg knowledge: wtlliam J Zubon Success comes from the achievement of planned goals, striven for and adjusted conunually htgher through out life. Ronald Batson T thine own self be true ' Wendell C Morris If you have all the treasures life can give and have not charxty, you have nothing. These words may serve as a da1ly prayer Grant that I may not so much seek to be understood as to understand T be forgxvat as to forgive To be loved as to love' Dorts A Kennedy 'Far and away the best prizethat life offers is the chance to work hard at work worth doing. Ltlhan Krayka As you partlcipatetn the activities of life, emphasize the things you find most lnterestlng and your contrlbutxon will be worthy ' Carl R Stevens .I D O 0 0' I ' I.. ll ' -- ' ' OV Self-confidence, good manners, and dependability will help you to success. . . . . . . . Mrs. Regina Gates . . . . ,, . - OI ' 0 '. ' . . . . . . . 0 ' : . . . . . . . . ' . I UI ' ' . . . . N' FACULTY ADVICE TO THE SENIORS CON'T Become educated! Work to your capaclty and then work a httle more Then you can be proud and only then There are no glfts ln educatlon There are no easy roads not even 1n government subsldres Paul Nxchols Keep your :deals hlgher than your attamments and your hearts gentle and ktnd Mary Murray Each new day IS a second chance to make a better world Mar1on Hunt A1m to do slmple thmgs thoroughly them progress to the complex Wtth falth m the Alrrughty one can solve any problem He beheves necessary for us Gerald Leary The blg world is waitmg for you That world and what ll w1ll be depends very much on you and lT11111Ol'lS of others l1ke you Go out mto tt w1th your tdeas of democracy and ClI1ZBl'lShlp and keep them mtact and you wxll help to make ll a better place m whlch to hve Good Luck Allan Mlskell CAN YOU IMAGINE? Joan Andrews Mar Jor1e Ball Ralph Becker Hugh Casey Frank Daleslo Helen De Boms Kathleen Denman Jane Elhott Gary Emerson. Bob Hlcks Mary lnsklp Marllyn Isbell Merrltt Janes Mar1e Jenks Rtchard Jordan Jane Lar away Sharon Lllhe Phylhs Marsden. Ehzabeth Marsh Rrchard Masson Teresa Mazzeo Laverne M1ller Esther Mills Ruth Sazton Eleanore Schweizer Frieda Snyder Ronme Somerville: Suzanne Southworth Eleanor Tierson Jean Van Hout Carol Warren John WEIZBI. Cnarles Carris Not bemg sweet Not talkmg about Earl Hatmg g1rls Not bragging Havmg stralght ha1r Not talkmg about some boy Bemg subtle Passmg Blology As tall as Adolph Shayes W1thout hls car Gettmg along wxth Hugh Casey A tall blonde Gomg steady Unpopular Center on a basketball team T alkmg loud Using correct grammar Not flirting. Getting along w1th Mr Morris Without a sense of humor Tellmg who that someone 1S Without Marllyn Not blushing. Not belng neat Not arguing in class Not getting silly Having perfect attendance Without a boy friend In a feather cut Not braggmg about her boy friends Wlthout a date Not getting along wlth the girls Lertmg girls ride in h1s car. as ' ' n . . 1 1 4 ll u - - - ' n ll ' fl ' U , , , l . . . . . . . ' UI ,, . . . . . . . . . . . ,, . Leroy Bates: As a brunette. ,ix fx-Q' Underclassmen EVE TH GRADE FIRST ROW D W1ll1ams J V1ncequerra B W1lson N Cuff Mrs McNamara P Mecomber D Ed wards W Thurston R Gould SECOND ROW L Dudley R V1ta1e B Connors B Johnson B Tanner N Farrell G Helmer I Van Hout G Behm J OConnor M Holmes THIRD ROW G Srruth B Ben nett W Bennett R Martxan F Goodell R Guy B Becker E Snyder L Sherman B Smlth N Carey W1lson K Curran N Marsh S Ell1s J Somerv11le FIRST ROW Mr Batson R MCL3UQ'lhH E Sherman G Cole L Campanello D Mecomber K Juhl R Jedra R Martens D Emerson J Kxlmer J Stryker Mr Alberti SECOND ROW P Morgan R Belgard L Srruth L Wethey R Holmes P Waterman P Bodner J Hotchkiss R France R Bowman D Harkness THIRD ROW T Brazak R Short D Shaver H Taylor H Fordyce, W Wilson E Ferguson, M Kerr A Pesca D Warner I.. Cuff C Roe, W Decker FOURTH ROW: B, Aldrich, M, Guidone, S. Nostrant, S. Linehan. J. Annabelle, S. Davis, B. Byrne, J. EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW B Keenly L Srokose D Warner L Bullock B Butler G Thurston J Purser A War der A BCBOIS L Chutty P Keenly SECOND ROW A Leary J Laraway K Barrett B Derby A Lockwood C Gould J Thomas N Young C KOICZYTISRI D Warner M Wxlllams M Annan J Ughaloro THIRD ROW S Howell F Somervllle L Sl'l'11Ih H Axton P McQ.1eeney J Brlant B Marsh N For dyce M Wllhams J BarRe1le J Beach M Becker M Green A Jenner B Sm1th E Gould SECOND ROW W Ball F Gllmore F Kolczynskl T Hitch cock W Taylor D Turner R Srruth J Gxrvm J Thomas A Fxnch H Ames Mr Mlskell THIRD ROW W M1cucc1 R Laury R Van Dyke D Schasel M Ford J Thurston P Vuale E M11ls R Neal R. Stlcox L Bobbett W Juhl. FOURTH ROW P PICCIAIIO H Faatz P Stoneburg L Van Fleet W Palmer W Langwordxy W Thomas M Gmdone W Burke G Foster J OConnor C Pilat FIRST ROW: L. Knapp. A. Marsden, A. Jenner, P. Bodner, L. Janes, R. Ostrander, R. Dixon, J. Watkins, FRE HMB FIRST ROW C Ames L Stryker A Campanello I Weaver B Burke P Lombardo P Thurston J Donovan, S Howell S Carey SECOND ROW S Crosby B Vrtale H Randolph J Jackson B Mrnnoe M Smart M Jenner, R Emerson, P Martens E M111s THIRD ROW G Trowbrrdge, B Webber P Hoff A Rrdley R. Alcock M Thomas N Robrnson M Battram M Shetler I Jackson E Marsden D Machrea FIRST ROW H Smrth A Morgan,J Sergmyre J Warter R. M111er H Pollfrom, R. McDuffy R Mrller J Lehn R. Van Fleet SECOND ROW E Mack R Roberts E Wrllrams C Kolczynskx C Mapley W Kolczynskr, R Stoneburg B Hoskrns M Thurston 1 Douglass R Thurston THIRD ROW C Smrth, E Martens W Sawyer S Frlkrns R Hruby R. Hruby B Brown D Demont R, Alcock W Braunrg A Robblns E Short I Q n 0 1 0 1 0 1 I v 0 s - 1 - . , . . : . , . ' , . , . , . ' , . , . . . , . ' . : . ' . s 1 1 - . n 1 u v v b s 1 1 1 9 I 1 . , - l n Z . 4 , . . . , . , l , . I ' , - ' , . , . I . , . , . U I , . ' , Q , . D Q , n I g 0 9 u , . Q : . ' . , . , . ' ' , . , , . , . , , u D , 4 - , Q . ovnomont cuss FIRST ROW B Sm1th I Barrett A Knapp W Janes T Mxnnoe E Turner R Graf F Tanner J Applebee J KnaDP .T Behm K Baker M Burgdorf SECOND ROW H Marshall A Black D Marr K Wethey P Kalet M Btss E Robson A Kolczynskt A Burgess B OHara M Ball S Smart C Crosby C Smith THIRD ROW L Mars den J Crysdale R Carr J Aldrtch C Becker B Cronm1l1er C Lockwood H ROW L Van Dyke J Tonzt H Calklns R Masson R Dean S Smart J Roberts W Mack J Kmcatd G Fordyce J Thomas M Mazzeo K Roe L Kerr The majorxty of the sophomores th1s year are engaged tn band chotr sports They are also taktng into consideration sertously what subjects to conunue tn order to asstst them in the future. A good educatton and cttizenshtp are important for furthertng thetr knowledge so they try to pract1ce it by selecting subjects of interest to them and Jommg several acnvmes tn the school By domg thts they will recelve the most from thetr educatton and they w11l enjoy themselves while domg thxs if I Carris, A. Randolph, J. Brown, L. Farnham, B. Takel, R. Biss, R. Forgham. FOURTH .lUNl0R CLASS S .T UNIOR CLASS FIRST ROW B Bodner R Jetty M. Morgan ,T Connors J Young V WIICZBR A Laraway S Van Hout P Welch P Conley SECOND ROW S LCWIS O Roberts L Horr G Behrn W Foster J Wood C Gregory J Adsn R Keenly J Shetler THIRD C Hlldebrant J Mapley .T Pultz The .Tumor Class was organized 1.l'1 December 1953 As presldent the class elected Josephme Irace VICC presldent J oe Mack secretary Vxrguna Wilczek and treasurer Pat Guy The advxsors that the class selected are Mrs Gates and Mr Tanner Numerous actwmes to keep the mdustnous J umors busy have been planned The most lmportant event planned xs the J uruor Prom The class also appointed delegates to attend the C1t1zensh1p Conference ln Syracuse. They were Donald smnh Edward Osborne and Josephme Irace The enure class IS lookmg forward to a successful semor year, ROW: D. Smith, B. Murdock, R. Stoneburg, W. Wright, C. Smith, E. Osburn, J. Mack, CTIVITIIS ACTIVITIES In order that 1 person may be prepared for a full l1fe 1n the commun1ty he must be pre pared 1n the sk11led ab1hty to work w1th h1s nelghbors toward a common goal By plac1ng certam respons1b1l1t1es on the 1nd1v1dual 1n relat1on to the group the act1v1t1es program at Port Byron Central School teaches those 1nvolved the all 1mportant knowledge of how to work wlth the1r fellow smdprwg preparlng them for a l1fe of mdependence 1n the commun1ty In th1s modern day of more rapld transportauon we f1nd that we must ma1nta1n relauon sh1ps w1th peoples from progresslvely more fore1gn lands that IS peoples from farther lands and so must be enabled to ma1nta1n sausfactory relauonshxps wlth our fellow man Many of the BCIIVIIICS prov1ded a challenge for the students who m1ght otherw1se be hstless or d1s1nterested m the1r attxtudes By prov1d1ng an outlet for then' energles the QCIIVIIY program gtves them a reason for betterlng themselves and glves them an excellent way to learn co operat1ve SXISICHCC and work A greater percentage of the act1v1t1es are concerned mth brlnglng a new type of knowledge to the student that IS knowledge that pr ev1ous to h1gh school 11fe has not been part of the student's curr1culum The mam knowledge concerned lS the knowledge of the group ID EST the mental qual1t1es necessary to group work and co operauve ex1stence Also, the ZCIIVIIICS program gxves those part1c1pat1ng a spec1f1c knowledge of the HCIIVIIY m wh1ch they are tak1ng part wh1ch hence QIVCS them a knowledge of a subject wh1ch M111 be use ful to them ID later l1fe no the student advances 1n h1gh school he usually becomes 1nvolved l.I'l more act1v1t1es and thus ga1ns a more spec1al1zed knowledge along mth h1s more greatly developed sense of co opera t1ve work, 4 , 1 1 I I I . -. V . , f I . 1 . . . H . ,, ' . - 1 1 . 0 1 1 . . . . V. 4 . 1 1 1 g ' ' ' an 11 I 1 T o . . . . . . . V. - 1 . ,A . . . . . . . 1 1 , - - TUDE T COU CIL UFFICER B. Webber, Treasurerg Miss Krayka, Advisor, E. Schweizer, President, J, Connors, Vice-President, Mr. Miskell, Advisor, H. Marshall, Secretary. The Student Council has planned many dances this year which included one dance during the school day, a Harvest Dance, Valentine Day Dance, and many others. The Student Council has furnished busses for many of our away Basketball Games and a full time movie for the enjoyment of the Student Body As a new project this year, the Student Council bought a Bulletin Board to keep track of the lost and found articles and to post notices. REPRE E TATIVE The Student Council helps the students with citi- zenship for it teaches them to work together and help govern themselves. FIRST ROW: R N, Farrell, J. Saxton, B. Takel, 0RATORY Donald Snuth Leroy Bates Hugh Casey ORATORIC AL CONTEST Th1S contest wh1ch xs held annually by the Amencan Leglon lS excellent for match1ng one WIIS agalnst another At the contest thxs year there were three contestants Donald Smlth Lerov Bates and Hugh Casey The wmner was Leroy Bates a sen1or whose speech concerned endangermg the consututl '1 and contamed two main facuons They were fly The communlst party and Q21 Senator Joseph R Mc Carth, ln second place was Hugh Casey also a sen1or who spoke on the mam powers of the consu tuu U Thlrd place was copped by Donald Smlth a jumor who ln hxs speech related that the constx tuuon was kept alive by a spxrlt whxch has grown m meamng slnce the colonizauon of Amerlca Thls competmon enables the contestants a chance to express the1r feehngs and personal tdeas on the constltutlon. lt IS very xmportant 1n the development of good cit1zensh1p 1n school and the outslde world. ' fi T ' im ' , My , c 4 ' v I Y . . . . . . . , C .J . , 0 . I ' I L . 9 ' ' Q I K .V . . I I - I U - nam! G CLUB SEATED C Crosby D Smith L Bates J Crysdale STANDING D Leary L Van Dyke H Carns C Lockwood B Takel L Farnham B Cronmiller The debate club is a newly formed club this year and is coached by Mr Paul A N1chols English and History teacher The newly organized club has a membership of about fourteen Competition has been slated with several schools for debates Besides being a very entertaining activity It also promotes good ciuzenshtp by acquaintmg the debaters with the problems concerning their state or national government and then debating the problem. The topic being discussed this year is Resolved that the electoral vote of the state should be cast in proportion to tts popular vote Perhaps wtth this good start our school w1ll develop star debatmg teams yearly and as a Ill' ' Tgfgh result. develop its pupils into outstanding open-eyed citizens of our United States. , f ' V Thx.. r , GIRL ' GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW J Knapp P Marsden K Denman A Campanello L Stryker P Conley M Burgdorf M1ss Kennedy flnstructorj SECOND ROW B Webber B Ball J Connors T Mazzeo E T1erson E M1115 H Marshall D Marr A Knapp P Welch THIRD ROW D Macluea H DeBott1s E Marsh P Huff M Ball J Van Hout S Southworth F Snyder R Saxton G Trowbrldge CHO R FIRST ROW R Jordan R Jetty J Ellrott S Van Hout H Marshall M Inskxp P Kalet K Wethey Douglass Dons Kennedy Unstructorj SECOND ROW M Morgan R Macduffxe A Burgess R Carr Takel M Shetler E Marsh B Cronrmller I Brown W Braumg J Ads1t THIRD ROW G Begm Carrxs J Shetler F Da1es1o R Masson L Van Dyke N Robtnson W Foster R Becker R H1cks J Wenzel R Somervtlle W ,wwf D t J. . t . , .. ' . : '. I , .' 0 ' .. .l ' ,u . B. , . . . , . ' , . , . ' . . '. : . H. ' , . . . ' , . , . , . ' , . , . , . ' SE l0R BA D i S Van Hout A Leary C KOICZYHSRI F Keenly G Behm Mr Lee Ottman SECOND ROW J Lehn C Crosby P Martms A Black B OHara B Cromlller P Kalet M Kerr C Becker J Connors R McDuffy P Marsden G Thurston P Bodner TI-IRD ROW ,T Roberts R Carr M Mazzeo D Smxth L Bates C Htldebrant E Osburn J Brtant L Horr H DeBott1s B Takel E M111s JU l0R BA D FIRST ROW' J. Vtnctguerra, N. Smtth, B. Connors, L. Stryker, C. Kolczynslu, H. Taylor, L. Smxth, S Linehan, A. Leary, L. Chuttey. J. O'Connor, A. Sozsnsky, Mr. Lee Ottman. SECOND ROW D. Emerson J. Allen, G. Behm, P. Dodner, R. Srruth, M. Becker, S. Crosby, G. Thurston, P. Bodner, W. Juhl, G, Cole C. Pratt. B. Sherman. THIRD ROW. C. Roe, A. Burgess, J. Beach, R. Macduffy, E. M111s, M, Kerr, A Pesca, H, Axton, J. Bar Relle, P. Martms, S. Howell. , 1 , I A A 4- V , 1 2, , 5 4 , 1 4 ' r 1 Y f Q . WX Q , Y' A Q ,, V' ' - xy t T X t J . i f I K .1 ' L FIRST ROW: J. O'Connor, L. Chutty, B. Bodner, H. Marshall, H. Taylor, E. Mills, R. Saxton, J. Elliott, MAJURETTE FRONT ROW B Smrth, S Carey, G Thurston L Helmer N Young S Smart, C Smtth M Smart SECOND ROW I Shetler D Machtea, H Randolph B Webber ALL- TATE SEATED B Murdock E Marsh L Van Dyke STANDING R Saxton M Insktp ' , . . : . , . ' . , . J. Connors, M. Ball, P. Kalet, B. Ball, A. Laraway, L. Chuttey. LIBRARY CLUB A111211 x 11 ndms B Lromm1l pf X Burmss Wcthu sn r H DLBot11s M II11111QL1brar1an PIA 0 STUDE T STANDING C' P1131 A Black, H Marshall K Cul' ran, N. Marsh, J. Pursur, E. M111s, W MLLaugl1lm. 1 1, R, SZ1.IO', II. Q' ', ,, Q '11, ,, fg- V. 5 wiv, - ' ', . ' ' J 1 ' : A. ' . . ' . , . ' FIRE on 3? FIRST ROW R Becker R Hrcks C Hrldebrant J Wenzel R. Somervrlle SECOND ROW R Jordan D Smrth L Mrller R Masson R Dalesro G Emerson H Casey B Murdock BA K TELLER FIRST ROW A Sogansky C Rosenberger B Lytle J Vrncrguerra, B Connors B Johnson SEC THIRD ROW K Wethey T Mazzeo G Trowbrrdge B Webber R.Carr R Smrrh K Iuhl I Allen FOURTH ROW B Marsh C Smrth V Wrlczek B Cronmrller J Brown H Carrrs E Marsden E Ball OND ROW: B. Smith, S. Smart, R. Jerry, B. Byrne, C. Kolczynski, M. Becker, P, McQueeney ETICS vln ITY CHEERLEADER Phyllrs Marsden Pat Woltlr Marjorlt Ball Mant Jenks Jeanetrt C onnors, Pat C onlex One ofthe greatest ards to a Lrtrzen rn later lrfe rs the abtlrty to work as a member of a team to operate rn a co operatrve xennrre In the sports program at Port Bxron Iles the exact preparatron for tlns understandrno B3 provulrnp a thallengge for the physrtal abrlrty ofa person the program enables the student ro develop the self relrance and fortltude necessarv to exrst lrapprlx rn the modern world. n 1 1 H , I . . , .. s . x' - ' r s ' ' 1 ' . . . . .W X v.x .. .' 1 y 1 3 - ' ' ' J. V. CHEERLEADER P , Barbara Smith, Pat Lambardo Sylvia Smart, Joanne Knapp Helen Marshall, Bonnie Ball The old Athenian ideal of a sound mind in a sound body is undoubtedly a laudable and praiseworthy purpose. The purpose of the Port Byron sports pro- gram is to provide a sound and active body for the individualand thus give him a better position as a healthy citizen of the world. VAR ITY BA KETBALL STANDING L Mlller I Mapley J Kmcaxd R Somervllle D West fCoachj R Hxcks I Wenzel I Adsxt F Dalesxo KNEELING R Jordan R Stoneburg .LV BAKE LL G Behm K Roe L Van Dyke E Roberts L Kerr KNEELING E Robson C Mapley A Kolczynslu C Kolczynskt E W11113mS I Douglas R Mlller I Apple bee J Lehn R Smlth O 11 B A STANDING: M. Casey fCoachj, W. Wright, R. Hruby, S. Smart, J. Tonzi, C. Smith BA EBALL FIRST ROW L Marsden C Kolczynskr E Wrlhams C Helmer, T Mmnoe R Mrller R Jordan SECOND ROW M Mazzeo R Doan J Tonzr H Calkms L Mrller L Van Dyke K Roe F Dalesro O Roberts A Kolczynskr THIRD ROW Mr Alberu R HICRS I Wenzel R Somervrlle R Hruby R Murdock I Kmcard I Mapley R Stoneburg, I Wood, G Fordyce H Casey S Smart : . , . ', . ' ' , . . ' , . ' , . : . , . , . ', . ' , . ' , . , . . ' , . , . '. : . . ', . ' , . . . 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Zn c5cl,,.,:1:e,-tc-,ggigfi YN 49 E .s UL ll on kc NVD, : ,E I u ' If of A 'I . - ' M 'g www SVVVE5 -C5 U., 'BJ M M W : ff cz,-.3 B00 TER Mrs Florence Aldrlch Glen Aldrloh Mr and Mrs Leo T Bates Batson Famlly Irma Baker Mrs Blake Mr and Mrs Hugh E Casey Sr Mr and Mrs Franols J Crosby Mr Fred Curtls Mr and Mrs Anthony DeBott1s Mr Joe Dec Mr and Mrs Matthew Doherty Port Byron Federated Church Roland Gllhuly Mr and Mrs Lester E Gould Ben Hart Stephen Herbert Lllllan Krayka Mr and Mrs. Gerald Leary Llberrnan s Jewelers Mr and Mrs John Love Lowe Bros Mr and Mrs Earl Mack Clyde Mltchell Paul A Nlchols Mrs Poormon Mr and Mrs Anthony Ray Kenneth E Ray Schreck Bros Mr and Mrs Lewts R Smlth Sophomore class 4th pertod Sophomore class 6th perlod Mr and Mrs Clyde Thompson Mr and Mrs John Tonzm Howard and Herald Vanderlyke Mr and Mrs Arthur Wenzel Raymond Wmnet Bruce Darrow Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ruschah , '-X A ANN'S RESTAURANT S-NX f' Pizza our specialty Pltfx Q! Dinners-Lunches-Short Orders Dial 2-2525 100 Clark St. Auburn, New York Headquarters for Wurlitzer Organs and Pianos AUBURN MUSIC STORE 14 Genesee Street AUBURN NEW YORK AUBURN PANTS FACTORY STORES 10 STATE STREET DIAL 2 3322 AUBURN N BETTER MADE CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS AT LOW PRICES Feed Seed Fertlllzer f-,f,,f and other 5 Farm Supplles AUBURN COOP G I. F SERVICE 53 Columbus Street Phone Z 3661 Auburn, N Congrat 1lat1ons To the Class Of 1954 Port Byron Central School Your Frlendly Bank AUBURN TRUST COMPANY Port Byron N Y Q Auburn N Y Member of the I7ederaI Deposit Insurance Corporatlon l X . - , . Y. ' - . Y. L . 2,-Yi? RSI? , . . f JT U , . . cokanvdx . .f4qEV,.Qx For a TREAT Bs: to E Auntsarahs FRIED CAKES J X x I 31 East Genesee St Auburn Inter-natlonal Harvester Your School Bank Account Farm Eqmpment Refrlgeratlon May be YOUR Ha rdwa re MAGIC CARPET BORST TO succsss BROTHERS Best Wishes from your School Bank AUBURN SAVINGS BANK 40 Years of servlce Under the 1-own Clock 112 Clark Street Auburn N Y Phone 2 5531 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp A B R CEME T PRUDUCT . JOHN D DALY Manufacturers ofCINDER, CONCRETE, AND CELOCRETE BLOCKS 22 24 Perrlne St. Telephone Auburn, New York 2 3361 It's e AT Q JST A xx Iii C0. I C. H B A A R BLUE SUNOCO R R Products T I 0 S N 'mo o Port Byron ew York Good Health to All from YOUR DEALER IN THIS COMMUNITY BLAKE'S PILARRIACY Port Byron New York Congratulatlons Class of 54 BREWSTER DRY CLEANERS Phone 6176 Weedsport New York Comphrnents of THE BUNGY BOYS THE KEY to the BOG RIVER FOR QUALITY FOODS SHOP ED BIJRNS Mesh X 6 WEST END MARKET 95 Rochester Street Phone 2851 Port Byron, N Y BAR L SUPPLY Beacon Feeds Seeds Lawn Supphes State Sawyers Street Corners BOWER AND FRANCE 24 Hr Atlantlc SGFVICS on the corner of North and Garden Auburn New York N AT Io ' , I T Q IIXX Z- -3 JPIJEGS , , The Standard of Comparison 'IPI ll - ' ,-U ll fy . ..,. T- ilu- . ,K f' 4 QEAGIDLU EBEEJQ tif., ,.,,f C -A Beacon Feeds Beacon Servlce THE BEACO MILLI G COMPA Y Cayuga N Compliments of CATO HOTEL Cato New York CHECK R BOARD SAWITATION PRODUCTS Ply, 'umm CllowS I RQ. ....l' Van Anden St Auburn New York Buy Your Bread Fresh From the Ovens CAITO S BAKERY Washington Street AUBURN NEW YORK BYRNS SPORTING GOODS 5 7Genesee Street Auburn N Y Compliments of C NNIE S BILLIARD ROOM S O 50 Genesee Street Auburn N Y I ,Q 1 'I rr 2' lift Iliittftg V ' 1 E 0 i' Ai' Of Q i ' z' 'I i 'it tg, , NY 'ak' 4' Ji tw' RMK' D T W4 ' A 4 I C ' ' . . mg' 'atm' Y n..l-l, ' of Q9 Y I 1 Y g XJ ltltl' If 1 n 44 ,WV 0 , .,l hX I 4' Fx . f'1 , I Best Wlshes To Class Of 1954 ROBERT A CARTER Investment Secur1t1es 21 South St Auburn N Y IT PAYS TO LOOK WELL CHEPSSUPREME DRY'CLEANERS Z cl -e ' 3 Office and Plant Cor State and Pulaske St. Dual 2 2552 Auburn N Y INSURANCE CRANE ran WARE mgupgg INSURANCE co 5 Rochester St Port Byron New York For food at ltS best x shop t ffm CAYUGA Cayuga New York Stop In At The COFFEE CUP RESTAURANT Port Byron New York CLARKE FLORIST Flowers For All Occaslons 271 Clark Street Auburn New York CARR S HARDWARE Carnes Y.. carpenters equxpment for the S . home Port Byron X 55 New York For Qulck Fast Dependable Serv CUSTOMS CLEANERS 60 North DIVISION 203 State Street Auburn, New York 1Ce S 4 , 9 ' .. 19 ' t . 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AZ l - X' S ' - 8: For Ewerytbmg Fm Foods For u Creamer Tasrmg Msik r s DOAN S FOUD MARKET Dlal 3-3207 288 Mary St Auburn Free Delivery Stetson Hats Lee Hats Cl1pper Craft Sults and Top Coats DOWD LEO S 127 Genessee St Auburn N Y E 'WEEE HOMOGENIZED VITAMIN D PHONE 3 6283 Auburn New York Books Cards Statlonery Corona and Royal Portable Typewmters Fountarn pens and Penc1ls mcludlng famous Esterbrooks THE DOUGLASS BOOKSTORE 116 Genesee St Auburn N DWINELLE S FUNERAL HOME For Complete Funeral Servlee Maln Street Port Byron l To have your home measured up to that old adage rwlft ' 'W -,.. .,, l , A L Bal QMMHOME i: I FULTS FURNITURE STORE Weedsport New York You Always Get Good Food At FRANK'S RESTAURANT 40-42 North Street Auburn, New York rg! ff' S' if 4 -.W 8 if GLAMORE ' BEAUTY SHOP 9 Rochester Street Port Byron New York GUIDO S RESTAURANT Well Known For Good Foods 186 Clark Street Auburn New York C omplun ents of GEHE RIN S MUSIC CENTER Rel1ab1l1ty IS our Watchword Dlal 3 7513 22North St Auburn N HARRY S TIRE 8m AUTO SUPPLY Headquarters For F1restone 10 Garden Street Auburn New York For The Best In MIDCC Meat See H. C. GUTCHESS Port Byron, New York R N HITCHCOCK AND CO General Platers 58 Greet St Port Byron N Phone 3385 Black Oxlde Cadmlum Zmc Bufflng Copper N1ckel Brlght Nlckel Sllver and Gold PO11Sl't1I1g Hard Chrome Chrome Lacquermg Compliments of HOMlCK'S lVlen's Shop Mayfxeld 4 Star Clothes Suns, Topcoats. Sportcoats and a full llne of K famous furmshmgs J 159 State Street Auburn, N Y. vlslt The Hollywood Restaurant We rent formal wear Zoolfz Clark St Auburn, N. Y. A 'C l ' .. Av' n Y 3 ,V M-K H.: 2 ,. . . my 1 . , .Y. - . , . Y. Compliments of Eat At HARRY'S JIM AND FLOYDnS RESTAURANT Rt. 3 70 -34 Cato, New York 8 State Street Harry Whitford--Prop. Auburn, N- Y- Everyone's praising Coats, Suits, and f ' 36270 D Phone 36279 ICSSCS FRED LANES Sizes 9 to 52 Found HOME K TOWN JEFFERY S WOMEN S SHOPPE MARKET 25 North Street Over Woolworth s Auburn New York 103 Genesee Street Auburn N We F f5s5bf4 'Qi MONEY T ME Wh h en pure asmg It s a good thmg these fellows A L L your Pape' Supphes had Insurance wrth W A L T E R K E R N S COITIC to F S JOHNSTON PAPER CO Port Byron New York 24 Market Sheet Auburn N Y Go To IRLAND S MARKET 0 I 5 1 STATE STRIFT And Save S AUIUIIN u v. Of FOO D STORES Latest Ma1n St Port Byron N Y 'S Creatnons fy For Women at U lx 7 I , .Y. , n ' I . 1' - 'X ' A ..-. ,- ' ' 9 ' I , 226 0 I, fi .1 1 r rile ' ' F . . - or Groceries KAUFMAN S CASH MARKET Port Byron ew York To Enjoy Good Food uallty Meats Stop At THE KOZY KORNER Shop at Ice Cream Coke Candy Port Byron New York Comphments of KING S GARAGE 264 Clark St Auburn New York Don t be behind the 8 ball MARSHALL S Port Byron New York CASH STORE GUY H LANPHE RE C0 'P memS .f f:.-.-:.. MMtNNL ff H , Wm, , y MARTENS PACKING COMPANY Weedsport D1a1 7 701 W MARSHALLS CLOTHING STORE I ! Where the well dressed man shops j x 131 Genesee Sheet AUBURN NEW YORK Port Byron New York MAHN STREET GARAGE Tydol Gas O11 Veedol O11 Merldan New York at IW? II-JU U Ir S The ESS0 products PORT BYRON LUMBER and COAL CO J ' :, f Port Byron, N Y 5 '-. COAL Ano COKE MILLARD A MOTT 8: SONS Furmture and Funeral SGTVICC Phone TR 8 0631 South Street Cato 'NI Y Your Mob1l Flame Dealer We w1ll be happy to have you V1S1t our NEW blllldlflg NORTHWAY INC 366 Genesee Street Auburn N QTQ5 in Gig 10,11 h ' .NW Wd' Z.: That Good Gulf O Y 'L' Gas 8: O11 MECOMBER S GROCERY Auburn R D 5 Sawyers Corner Compllrnents of THE P 8: C FAMILY FOOD MARKET Auburn New York Compllments of ERIC L PARKER Plumblng Heat1ngMater1als And Contractmg Auburn, New York Phone 28753 PERFECTION CLEANERS 8: DYERS M Tamburo L1 L Complete 6 Tallormg E ES, ' Servlce Phone 3 5441 Auburn New York -- - T'-ml-'Ed ' . n . o ' .Q rg n ,lb - - as ' v 0 K :'? . 1'2'7x5'1 - , . . lB u ' Complete Home Furnishers , L . . - , .Y. ,2, .x i ,ibx ,IQ x sf lf- l,, fp . A53 'f f' Do. '- -' .s 4' v '.'d E 4 we ' -Q, . 1.9 0 0' Q 'P 7 I . . , Comphments of P FISHER ELECTRIC 9 Clark Street Auburn New York PETER S FURNITURE STORE Complete Home Furmshlng Lowest prxces of 5000 stores Prices approved by OPS 'Q' ESQ WW 4' gin M 163 State Street Auburn Phone 4071 PORT BYRON PRESS Quahty Job Prmtmg 95 Maln St A Traver Port Byron Where Prices and uallty Prevalls f X Pownlan ,NY PUFF f 5 Speclalnsts m Permanent Waving 6 ef? Florence Fantacone Prop 5 1 South St. Pbone Z 0171 01 Compliments Of RONDINA FURNITURE 6-X HHH W EET' x X - -7 ' 1-gleil Q C7 F fl glipjgl s!-if L 1 x r r We Where Qualxty and Price Meet Auburn New Diamonds Watches at Low Pnces N 0 R M A N R U M P F eweler 24 Grant Avenue Auburn N Y at Flve Points Open evenings hll 8 P M Dual 2 0490 Watch Repaxrmg SLAYTON'S CLOVER FARM STORE AND RICHFIELD GAS STATION We Glve H8:F Green Stamps Phone: P,B, 2426 York Conquest New York V ll 7 77 , . CO. ' 1 ' S ,.,, V , N. Y. 5 S Q S S C H g f,fW,r5Q P - KJL in 2. .JS p ' ' C. , , N, Y. I 'KL I h ' - J ,ff 2: ' ' . . MITTTIR -I - r-trtr . . lf' fl STREVY'S TYPEWRITER STORE Royal Typewriter Dealer 555-Cs:-. Rentals 1.'??fff 1 Sa es 2'i4J'if: wi 5 it-'fl' f :O fix: Service I Portables 15 Exchange Street Aubum, N Y Be wise as the owl SHOP AT SIMPSONS .IEWELERS 1 North Street Auburn N Y Watches and ewelry Reparrmg Tel 2 3531 For The Best In Food Go To AA iwfroon R TH S RE TAURA 'I' 3 Clark Street Auburn New York If your car I cloesnltkpexuc along 0 1 e t rs Brmg rt to I 0 O SMITHS SERVICE GARAGE Phone 2641 Carl F Snuth Prop Frrestone Trres Gulf Gas ancl Oxl STANLEYS SPORT SHOP Ammumtlon L1ve Ba1t F1sh1ng Tackle Exlde Batterres D131 3 8700 Port Byron New York For Fast Eff1c1ent TRAUB S FURNITURE SeI'V1Ce Next Tune S T 0 R E See li SUNBRITE CLEANERS 40-45 Genesee Sf 91 State St Auburn N Y NK Auburn New York I Q J .. 'Q ,iv , ' 'gzfffita O 9 . . - e, C' o J f 0 oo O 0 1 v a 170 State St. Auburn, N. Y. la..-,,. l VAN DUZER APPLIANCE CO, Compliments of Home of A' G' TARBY Stoves and Commercial Photographer Eleclgrical Apphances Auburn New York 23 North st. FRIGIDAIRE Auburn Con pliments Of SEE I R WARREN Port Byron N Y For A11 Dalry 207 State Street And Poultry Feeds Auburn New York Try WAIT S F11'Sf WEEDSPORT HOTEL For A11 Apphances Chet And 77 Genesee Street Anne Golamb tProp J Auburn New York Weedsport New York Tops For Tots At The Plumbmg 8: WELGOSS TOT SHOP Heatmg Toys Juvenlle Furmture 15 Water St Auburn N Y Weedsport New York 9 H H GEORGE E. WETHEY -fi-9 X Meats Groceries Dry Goods WETHEY Port Byron New York Come To WHITMAN S HARDWARE INC hardware 1S not expenslve Weedsport Phone New York 3161 Compllments W I N T 0 N fi.. s H 0 P P E MMV Fgyfff 00? Headqgxrarters Clothxng Shoes ewelry Weedsport New York fi i I Compliments As N 'U Q W nr W '51 Q 5 WILT S DAIRY New York WRIGHT S GARAGE 'QI- C23 Sa CS an Service 80 Uhca St. 5,- rrllfd Phone 2952 fkgzgg WHITINGS PAINT STORE Dutch Boy x Pa1nts I E 31 E. Genesee St. Ph, 3 5231 Qua11ty Selectlon Low Pr1ce Guaranteed Sat1sfact1on At SMITH MOTORS Conquest, N.Y. Phone Port Byron 4923 1 FENWICK BEAUTY SHOPPE Spec1a11ze 1U Ita11anHa1rcuts Hours 8 6 Evenings by appolntment Propr1etor Joyce Cook 5 Exchange St. Auburn, N.Y. . L' 1 xii' . - F' ' I I A vwwvxvl I ' P MMU g Il .I n lr le 1. 170. K . : IX ' ?w sr . . y 'I H ' 2 . ' 5 . 3 ' ' UQ ' 3, . o ' . ' ' 3 I Ki '- U Go to KELLEY S For A11 Infants Ch11dren s And Ladles Wear Maln St Port Byron 'NI AUBURN ARMATURE COMPANY D1str1butors of Electrlc Motors Fans A1r Compressors Power To11s And Transformers D1a13 8342 Auburn New York AUBURN COCA COLA BOTTLING CO For the pause that refreshes DRINK Grant Ave Road Auburn N For The Best In Food Go FRANK S INN Corner of York and State s Auburn New York ADAMS AND BROWN OIL CO INC D1st f R1chf1e1d Products 236 North St Auburn N See CHARLES E LILLIE St SON Expert Lwestock Dealer R D 33 Auburn N Y You Always Get Good Food At T AUBURN DINER - W sa w. 'Dino' tie w ith 120 State St. Auburn, he NY 116 ' . ,t.Y. ' ' ll J! '- -- St . In COCA-COLA ' . , . Y. . . O U . , .Y. Y L . nz Q- seq, 7 va Q I A 5i BG Cor., X E-.ghs 'HJ wg sfarfgd 'Lo ld Blue yonder 1 P 2, Ve -SlSfCl'S f ffq Ruth 'C' -nn. .rake P' A-4 M' 9,0 Advcfs 'S'Chlorf7l 6-9' 76 9 9 Q 49 6,5 1 47,46 E YEPILY 'Tile :Alon ,K Cymr- 'I' . 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