Red Creek Central High School - Centralite Yearbook (Red Creek, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1953 volume:

I YH! 2519 f J O Q I I X is 'I--...J , ,W ,. H ., M ,mx Q E ff, X K' munmzmuunwmxm uv r The 1953 CENTRALITE l I Published by The Senior Class RED CREEK CENTRAL SCHOOL Red Creek, New York Volume IX Mr. Richard C. Smith Dedication There comes a time when words fail to express fully what is in the heart. This is such a time. Many of the members of the Class of 1953 who were privileged to have Mr. Richard C. Smith as class advisor in the eighth grade, will remember him for his true friendship and guidance. Not only that year, but all through our high school years his radiant smile and winning manner have been an inspiration to us all. Now in this, our Senior year at Red Creek Central School, we are even more grateful to him. A true teacher in the finest sense of the word, with intense interest in the student and an earnest desire to develop the best in training young people for bus- iness, Mr. Smith has been a special friend and guide to all. To you, Mr. Smith, we owe a great deal, and as expression of sin- cere appreciation, we dedicate this, our 1953 Centralite to you. ADMINISTRATION Board of Education STANDING: L. to R, Mr, Harry A. Ford, Mr. Wesley Van Graafeilancl, Mr, Paul O'Brien, SEATED: Mrs, Grace Frost, Mr,Jay Forbes Robinson, Jr,, Mr, John Cox, President ofthe Board of Education, and Mrs, Mildred Wolfe, fMr. Robert Downey absent when picture was'taken,j The governing body of our sci -1, 'e Board of Education, is composed of seven members. These members are 'e ted by the people of the Red Creek Central School District. Monthly meeting are held the second Tuesday of the month to discuss school problems and make plans for the future. The Board has as its goal a higher standard of education for the students of the Red Creek Central School District. With this fact in mind a new garage has been built, and the problem of relieving overcrowded conditions because of increased enrollment studied. As a part of their work last year the athletic field was enlarged. Due to the fact that the board members have children of their own in school, they more easily understand the problems of students and parents in the cause of making a better community and democracy by attaining higher education standards. Surely this worthy organization deserves much credit for its timely help and tireless efforts in making a school system of which we all can be proud. The President of the Board, Mr. John Cox, is a dairy farmer. Mr. Jay Forbes Robinson, Jr., Vice-President is employed as a salesman for Fay Lunkenheimerg Mr. Paul O'Brien is a member of the partnership of Putman - O'Brien businessg Mrs. Mildred Wolfe is a housewife, Mr. Wesley Van Graafeiland is affiliated with the Research Division at Eastman - Kodakg and Mr. Robert Downey is owner of Downey Coal and Oil Company. Mrs. Grace M. Frost is Clerk and Mrs. Anna E. Taber serves as Treasurer. 4 ei MISS ELEEN A, GARNETT, PRINCIPAL In this year 1953, when time is passing so swiftly by, we pause a moment to express our sincere appreciation to our principal, Miss Eleen A. Garnett, who has been a teacher, guide and personal friend to the students of Red Creek Central School, Even though administrative problems oc- cupy much of her time, Miss Garnett always remains ready and willing to give help and advice to young people. When looking back at high school days after leaving its Alma Mater, to the Class of 53 there is one who will always be held in highest respect and admiration, To you, Miss Garnett, we extend our heartfelt thanks for being the guide who has directed our school days, i 1 X MR, RALPH DEMAS, VICE-PRINCIPAL Sharing the responsibilities of both ad- ministration and student guidance is our cap- able Vice Principal, Mr. Ralph DeMas. To students entering high school, Mr. DeMas is always ready to advise and give help in plan- ning their courses and selecting their careers, With efficiency and ability, Mr. DeMas discharges his duties as Vice-Principal, In- dustrial Arts teacher, and guidance coun- sellor, Mrs. Margaret Cuyler Mrs. Bessie Green Miss Helena Growney Grade Supervisor Fifth Grade Library Vice-Principal in charge Head of English Dept. of Fair Haven School X Miss Georgia Viele Miss Marilyn Dates Secretary Dental Hygienist V Mr. Anthony Zappella Miss Sibyl Bishop Mr. Richard Smith Mrs. Edna Crane English Social Studies Commercial Remedial Reading 6 Faculty A ' 9 use Mrs. Charlotte Merrell Mr. Sherman Folnsbec Mrs. Mary Craine Home Economics Agriculture Nurse Mrs. Beverly Sc utt Music Mr. Carlton Brown Band Mr. Kenneth Sicke Physical Education Miss Marianne I-Ioffmaster Art Mrs. Marjorie Sicke Physical Education Mrs. Audrey Crayton Miss Lenore Mooney Languages Music Supervisor Mrs, Ellen Mead Mr, William Sliter Mr, Warren Neely Mr, Walter Strait Sixth Grade Mathematics Social Studies Science Industrial Arts il wg swiss Mrs. Ida Waite ..,rs, Dorothy Williams Mrs, Lena Guyer Seventh Grade Seventh Grade Sixth Grade , o K s. Mrs. Doris Brown English Mrs, Ella Cummings Fifth Grade Mrs. Hazel Fralick Mrs, Madeleine Adsitt Mrs. Sarah Riddell Fourth Grade Fourth Grade Special Class 8 ,- . Q,.., ftwfg r H, , ,,L:, . Q. XTX ', ff! Mrs, Mabel Larkin Mrs, Grace Cox Fourth Grade Third and Fifth Conibinati FM. Mrs, Dorothy King Mrs, Grace Vought Third Grade Second Grade N 'sn Mrs. Marjorie Guthrie Mrs. Nora DeMas First Grade First Grade Mrs. Florence Hoff on Third Grade Na, W! Mrs. Beatrice Mille. MHS Lois Chaffee Second Grade Second Grade 8, . N, s 'F 1' .. iQ1?i Mrs, Iva Wright Miss Audrey Palmer Mrs Marion Cilnitr First Grade Kindergarten Kindergarttn 9 , as, Q' if My .. L.to R. W. Caster, C. Geiger, R. Bean, B. Coleman, C. White, M. Fletcher, R. Priest, H. Humphrey, W. Wiestner, K. King. Bus Drivers Fair Haven Maintenance L. to R. H. Bond, R. Bond L. to R. R. Turner, E. Bonner Red Creek Custodians Red Creek Cafeteria Staff BACKROW: D. Schumaker, W. Bixby, Head Custodian. L. to R. I.WilliL1l11s,F.YOfk, ll. Quimby, E. Cummi FRONT ROW: ll. Cummings, C. Stone. M. Fletcher. LA 'S' .I , l 7 ' . ff We-. Q Sli N-P .- CLASSES Turn Backward, O Time Time has flown by quickly since the Class of '53 first made its introduction to the great field of education. With wide eyes, trembling knees and great im- aginations this group of curious, inquisitive youngsters waited for admittance into the wonderland of kindergarten. As time went on they grew more accustomed to their new life, and the wheels of progress began to hum to the tune of readin', writin', and 'rithmetic. Then finally the time came for this group to mount the stairs leading to high school. The up-stairs which had always been a source of amazement and curiosity be- fore, was now taking on a light of bewilderment for them. The next few years were spent in getting into the swing of things, and con- sequently, those who had not known the fullest meaning of the word homework, basketball games, intramurals, and class activities soon learned. The Fresh- man and Sophomore years were profitable ones, but it wasn't until their Junior year that activities really got under way with the preparing of the annual Junior supper. Highlights of the Senior year were the smashing hit Cheaper By The Dozen, a record breaking magazine campaign and the presenting of a magnificent pro- duction -- the 1953 Centralite. With thoughts toward the future, plans are being made for the conclusion of high school days of the Class of '53. But this is not the end of their history. Indeed, it is just the beginning of the flight into the future. Different ambitions and professions will carry 53's mem- bers far from their Alma Mater, but without hesitation they say Those were the best years of our lives. BACK ROW: L, to R. P. Brown, Mr. Richard Smith, F. Raiti, FRONT ROW: R. Wiggins, V. Jones. 12 x wk I ESTELLA RUTH ACOME Intramurals l,2,3,4g Chorus 3,4p F.H.A, 3.4. MARY K. AMBROSIA NO Vice-President2,3g Student Coun- cil4g Band I,2,fi,4g Orchestra l,'2, 3,45 Chorus 2,3,4g Operetta 2, N. Y,S,S,Ivl,A, l,2,l3g Red Cricket 3, 45 National Honor Society4g Span- ish Club 45 Senior Play 4. Class of I953 CAROL J. BLANCIIARD Intramurals I,2,f3,-lg G.A.C, 4 Band l, 2, 3, 43 Chorus l,:2,f3,-l Operetta 25 Red Cricket 23 Cen tralite 4, -Rim, -...f 'WN ROYV LAND BOLTON J, V, Basketball lg Intramurals 2, 3,49 National Honor Society 43 F. F.A, l,2,3,4g Industrial Arts 4, Cu' PETER BROWN Vice-President 4, Varsity Basket- ball l,2,3,4g Baseball 1,2,3,4, Football1,2gChorusl,2,3,4g Boy's Ouartet 43 Varsity Chorus 3,-1, Operetta 23 N,Y,S,S,lx1,A, 3,43 As- sernbly Council lg Industrial Arts 3,45 Boy's State QI, Senior Play 4, 13 CAROL M, CAMPBELL Intramurals l,2,3,4g Chorus 1,2252 45 Operetta 2, Red Cricket 2,3I,-I Centralite 4, National Honor So- ciety 4g Spanish Club 4, CHARLES LEWIS CASTER Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Chorus 3,45 In- dustrial Arts 4. MARY ANNE HALL Intramurals 1,2,3,45 G.A.C. 2,35 Band 45Orchestra 1,2,3,45 Chorus 2, 3,45 N.Y.S.S.M.A. 3,45 Centralite 45 National Honor Society 45 Span- ish Club I,4. A Wad' QW--ID ALFRED FORSYTHE Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Varsity Basket- Ball I,2,3,45 Football 1,25 Soccer 3,45Band 2,3,45 Orchestra 25 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Operetta 25 Red Cricket 1, 2,3,45 Assembly Council 35 Senior Play 4. Class of l953 -'3 g W5- IRIS HOWELL Intramurals I,2,3,45 Cheerleading I,2,3,45 G.A.C. 1,25 Band 35 Ma- jorette I,2,35 Chorus I,2,3,45 Triple Trio 25 Varsity Chorus 3,45 Operetta 25 N.Y.S,S.M.A. 45 Girls Trio 45 Red Cricket 45 Spanish Club 2. 14 4 l LOUISE GRAY Treasurer 25 Intramurals 1,25 G.A.C. 45 Chorus 2,3,45 Red Cricket 3,45 Spanish Club 15 Operetta 25 Senior Play 4. LOWELL HOWLAND Student Council 3,45 Chorus 2,45 Varsity Chorus 45 Operetta 25 Red Cricket 2,3,4. VIRGINIA M. IONES Secretary 45 Student Council 15 In- tramurals l,2,3,45 Cheerleading 3, 45G.A.C. 1,35 Band I,2,3,45 Chorus I,2,3,45 Operetta 25 Red Cricket 2, 35 Centralite 45 Assembly Council 2. GRACE MARTIN Secretary 35 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Cheerleading I,2,3,45 G.A.C. 25 Majorette 45 Chorus 3,45 Red Cricket 3,45 Senior Play 4. lab 4- A' RICHARD GEORGE LIDDLE Baseball1,25Football1,25 Band 1,3, 45Chorus l,2,3,45 Varsity Chorus 35 Operetta 25 F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Industrial Arts 3,45 Senior Play 4. Class of I953 ' ::: - 'Wkky f N M LKrzIfaf,S5-.. . 5 1 I .M 5 so I - i f '. ' F srrtsyrsi 5 S T, . I ' - ess il I .M L siiss , .lrr r A iI-' ' Q DONALD NICHOLS Student Council 2,35 Varsity Basket- ball 1,2,3,45 Baseball I,2,3,45 Chor- us 1,2,3,45 Operetta 25 N. Y.S. S. M,A. 45 Red Cricket 1,2,3,45 Senior Play 4. 15 JANE LIDDLE Intramurals 1,2,3,45Chorus 3,45 Red Cricket 45 Centralite 45 Senior Play 4. PHYLLIS LORRAINE OSBORNE Student Council 3,45 Intramurals 1, 2,3,45 Band I,2,3,45 Orchestra 1,2,3, 45 Chorus I,2,3,45 Triple Trio 35 Varsity Chorus 3,45 Operetta 25 Girls Trio 45 Red Cricket 2,35 Centralitc 45 National Honor Society 45 Spanish Club 2,3,4. ERNEST PARSONS NANCY ANNE PARSONS Intramurals l 2 Red Cr1cket4 Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Red Cricket Senior Play 4 4g F,H,A, 4. Class of I953 GEORGE RANDALL CHERIE REINHARDT Intramurals 1 2 3 4 F F A 1 2 3 Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Chorus 1,2,3, 4gOperetta 2g Red Cricket 2.4: F. I-LA. 4: Senior Play 4, 16 FRANK RAITI Treasure 43 Student Council 4g J, V, Basketball 2,3g Varsity Basket- ball4gBaseball 2.3.45 Soccor 3,4g Centralite4g Industrial Arts '2,3,4- Senior Play 4. RICHARD SAU ER Student Council 43 Intramurals l, 2,3,4: I. V. Basketball mgr. lg Varsity Basketball mgr. 2,3,4 Baseball mgr, 1,2,3,4g Football mgr,1,2gChorus l,2,3,4g Operetta 2gRed Cricket 1,2,3,4g E.S.S.P.A. National Honor Society 3,4g Span- ish Club 3,4g Senior Play 4, WILLIAM SMITH Industrial Arts 3.4. S -. fs 5 I . Q5 1 .3 if g an - sa at 5, A , ., , . t I -as ELEANOR JANE TIMERSON Band 2,3,45 Orchestra 1,2,3,45 Cho- rus l,2,3,4g N. Y. S. S. M.A.2,3,45 Operetta 25 Red Cricket 4g Latin Club 3. Class of I953 l! '7 Nu-r ANNA MARIE VACCA DAVID NEIL VAN PATTEN Student Council 45 Intramurals 152, Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Industrial Arts 3,45 Girls Athletic Council 45 Band 3,4. L 3,45Chorus1,2,3,45 Operetta 25 Red Cricket 253,45 National Honor So- ciety 3,45 Spanish Club 4. 17 -11 IANICE M. TIMERSON Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Cheerleading 1,25 Band 1,2,3,45 Orchestra 2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Triple Trio 2,35 Varsity Chorus 3,45 Operetta 25 N. Y. S. S. M. A.45 Red Cricket 1,2535 Centralite3,45 E. S. S. P. A. 45 As- sembly Council 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Latin Club 3,43 Senior Play 4. PHYLLIS WALL Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Cheerleading 35 Chorus 1,2,3,4g Operetta 25 F.l-I. A. 3,4. GERTRUDE M . WEBSTER Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Chorus 1,2,3,4g Operetta 2g Red Cricket 4g F.H.A. 3,4. MARILYN WRIGHT Intramurals 1,2,3,4g G.A.C. 3g Or- chestra 1,2g Chorus 1,2,3, Operetta 25 Red Cricket 4g F.H.A. 4. RICHARD WIGGINS President 2,3,4gI.V.Basketball 1,2 Varsity Basketball 3,45 Baseball 1,2 3,4g Soccer 3,4g Chorus 1,2,3,4 Operetta 25 Red Cricket 2,3g Cen: tralite4g National Honor Society 4 Boy's State 3g Senior Play 4. Class of I953 IEAN WRIGHT Secretary Ig Red Cricket 45 National Honor Society 4g Latin Club 3,4. In Memoriam DONALD TA BER 18 NAME Estella A. Mary A. Carol B. Rowland B. Peter B. Carol C. Charles C . Alfred F. Louise G. Mary Anne H. Iris H. Lowell H. Virginia I . Jane L. Richard L. Grace M. Donald N. Phyllis 0. Ernest P. Nancy P. Frank R. George R. Cherie R, Richard S. William S. Eleanor T. Janice T. Anna V. David V. Phyllis W. Gertrude W. Richard W. Marilyn W. Jean W. SENIOR STATISTICS ANSWERS TO Stella Johnnie C. B. Boltman Pete Carol Chuck Big Al Dixie Mary Anne Irie Lowell Ginny Janie Sam Tudy Don Phyl Ernie Nap Cisco Georgie Cherie Ricardo Bill Jane Ian Anna Marie Dave Phyl Gert Dick Shorty Jeannie NOTED FOR homemaking jokes writing notes As basketball brains dreaming singing debate bait even disposition cheerleading student council her smile silence hillbillie songs brown eyes baseball quiet disposition being helpful talking interrupting shyness tardiness Social Studies driving obeo reasons Spanish salesmanship homemaking ideas personality gum chewing intelligence 19 ALWAYS FOUND in the halls band room Hannibal with George hunting with Louise movie room in the gym around with Mary with Don Wolcott with Paul twins pestering girls with Eddie with his camera Boston store room at Mary's driving with Sam baby-sitting with a Red Cricket playing pool home with Ginny drawing work shop with the boys going out with the guys with Tudy studying DREA MING OF Jim writing her book boys farming girls college Patty service Wacs Plattsburg nursing a brunette Buffalo Waves riding the range marriage Iris music accountant a job Fair Haven of a farm R. B. I. being U. S. president hunting season teaching St. Lawrence college carpentry Frank marriage ideal girl Willard nursing BACK ROW: L. to R: E. Fralick, C.Burgdorf, D. Larkin, L. Ford, D. Conroy, G. Rose, L. Hadcock, J. Pal- mer, D.Wiggins. FOURTH ROW: R.Strait, I.Wright, H.Lynch, S.l-lawks, C. Lyon, F. Allen, Edith Smith, I-I.Bolton. THIRD ROW: E.Wilson, C.Burghart, F.Kolb, E.Fi1lingham, D. Williams, H. O'Bryan, J. Rich- ardson, S. Craine, Miss Sybil Bishop. SECOND ROW: Elinor Smith, B. Viele, J. Burgdurf, B. Doughty, D. Standbrook, M.Longley, B.Switzer, I. Dates. FIRST ROW: I. Finck, J. Robinson, S. Houghtaling, B. Phil- lips, M. Fuller, S. Bailey, D. Showers, C. Wellott, G. Crowe, Ir. ABSENT: E. Zufelt, L. Johnson, A. Pitts, D. LaGas. Juniors Time has really had wings for the Class of 1954. In the first quarter of high school life they flew to and fro in the Freshman homeroom, guided in the runway by Mr. Warren Neeley. The Sophomore quarter was next in sight, and Mrs. Audrey Crayton and Miss Hildred Harper acted as flight superintendents, giving warning sig- nals to fogbound students in their time of distress. Now, on the Junior runway, they have propelled into maneuvers aimed toward the high dive onto the Senior landing field. With Miss Sybil Bishop as pilot the course is set and the fu- ture loop-the-loops are anticipated. JUNIOR OFFICERS BACK ROW: L. to R: Burton Phillips, vice-president, Stella Bailey, treasurer. FRONT ROW: Marilyn Ful- ler, president, Shirley Houghtaling, secretary, Miss Sybil Bishop, advisor. Sophomores BACK ROW: L. to R: J. Reid, J. Gaynor, P, Kyle, R. Malcott, Q. Stewart, S. Jewell, G. Talcott, J Bailey, F. Showers. FOURTH ROW: E. Webster, P. Caletto, L. Keiser, W. Parsons, D. Winter, E Brown, M. Blanchard. THIRD ROW: H. Hubbard, V. Craine, D. Quimby, J. Forsythe, M. Johnson, B Van Sanford, T. Sanzotta, P. Vacca. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Audrey Crayton, D. Wright, B. Fisher, L Standbrook, C. Acome, B. Lancer, V. Doughty, B. Wright, Mr. Anthony Zappela. FIRST ROW: M Van Patten, R. Elmer, M. Longley, A. Mack, R. Benwell, R. Lefavor, V. Younglove, M. Ward, R Reilly. Freshmen BACK ROW: L. to R: E.Stevens, D.Webb, N. Williams, Mr. William Sliter, J. Conner, R. Fralick, R. Van Amberg. FIFTH ROW: S. Robinson, D. Hudson, E. Scott, R. Wright, V. Howell, I. Richardson, R Briggs, A. Jackson. FOURTH ROW: R. Reed, D. Jones, F. Phillips, M. Johnson, P. Millimon, J. For- sythe, M. Henderson, E. Shipman. THIRD ROW: L. Flint, N. Mclntyre, B. Craine, M. Wall, M. Gre- gory, R. Sanzotta, L. Caster, R. Rolsin, R. Penta. SECOND ROW: S. Jeffers, E. Winter, N. Wright, M Parks, A. Showers, G. Van Alstine, D. Younglove, N. De Vol. FIRST ROW: M. Caster, R. Galloway, L. Larkin, C. Standbrook, D. Mull, R. Gregg, M. Fillingham, R. Green, S. Robinson. Z1 BACK ROW: L. to R: B. Milliaman, D. Bailey, N. Lievenow, R. Dommey, E. Peglow. FOURTH ROW: B La Point, C.Keiser, I.Seymour, S.Dickinson, R.Smith, K.Tru11. THIRD ROW: D. Mc Farland, L. Caster R. Houghtaling, V. Merz, J. Johnson, I. Cerny, R. Richmond. SECOND ROW: I. Larkin, B. Hubbard, S Bailey, M. Phelps, A.Wright, Vi.Merz, I.La Due, Mrs.Doris Brown. FIRST ROW: R. Northop, B. Forsythe M. Reid, N. De Luca, M. Crowe, E. Tihy, P. Hoff. Eighth Grade ,P is BACK ROW: L. to R: F.Beshures E. M. Burd, R. Parks, R. Forsythe, R. Malcott, S. Van Patten, S. Rotach THIRD ROW: R.Henderson, C . Lindo, P.Terwi1liger, M. Pettit, M.Fu1ler, S.Dingy, R. Richmond, I. Simp- kins. SECOND ROW: M. Sturz, J. Gardener, P. Williams, I. Howe, G. Ierningan, I. Bauer, L. Phelps, Mr Walter Strait. FIRST ROW: M. Dates, K. Whiting, D. Gregg. I. Jeffers, R. Dopp, B. Whiting, I. Wheeler ABSENT: I-I. Aunkst, N. Johnson. 22 BACK ROW: L. to R1 A. Hudson, C. Lyon, C. Riley, Rob, Parsons, R. Wheeler, R. Whiting, I. Forsythe, C. Rotach, G. Moody, W. DeMarse. THIRD ROW: P. Anderson, F. Crocker, R. Graham, H. Snyder, D. Van Patten, M.Mitchell, I.Church. SECOND ROW: B. Conroy, D. Humphrey. I. Weaver, C. Craine, J. Webb, D. Hollenbeck, S. Wolcik, Mrs. Dorothy Williams. FIRST ROW: P. O'Bryan, E. DeLuca, Rich. Parson, G. Nichols, E. Larkin, B. Wellott, L. Hastings. Seventh Grade BACK ROW: L. to Rg R. Caster, T. Cleland, D. Horn, L. Mosher, R. Nichols. THIRD ROW: R. Gregg, R. Longley, B. Van Sanford, H. Matyjewicz, I. Beshures, K. Reid. SECOND ROW: S. Moore, M. Reed, R. Showers, I. Fisher, D. Martin, W. Wright, Mrs. Ida Waite. FRONT ROW: W. Schumaker, S. Ellison, M. Dates, S. Craig, I. Adsitt, R. Bennett. '5 I fs' 541 f ,Xxx 1 s. 'f ' O1 .fg:. , A Z 4, 7- 'r , x. . agzrtrg ,S ...uw YA, . . 1. .53, WAV f iz' .15k. 2 if ' BACK ROW: L.to R: A.B1ocker, V. M. Everson, J. Upton. FOURTH ROW: M. A. Richardson, H. Hollen- back, S.Scutt, H.Henderson, D.Lidd1e, B. Wright, B. Mahar, R. Cole. THIRD ROW: P. Winter, V. Black K.Crymer, W. Winter, R. Becker, M. Houghtaling, K. Sicke, Mrs. Lena Guyer. SECOND ROW: M. Hem- sley, I. Cox, C. Hoff, P. Lynch, B. Standbrook, C. Bacon, S. Schantz. FIRST ROW: 1. Crocker, S. Trull T. Robinson, B. Hudson, H. Craine, M. Stafford, H. Caster. Red Creek Sixth Grade Fair Haven Sixth Grade BACK ROW: L. to R: W. Lalik, I. McIntyre, M. Smith, I. Mac Arthur, B. Krejcar, B. Rotach, L. Graham P. McIntyre. THIRD ROW: I. Benwell, N. Parsons, C. Garner, J. Penta, Mrs. Ellen Mead, L. McFarland G. Hanford, L. Stanton, J. Rasbeck. SECOND ROW: C. A. Dopp, B. I. La Due, K. Woods, P. Gleason, G Younglove, V.Wi11iams, P.Lehne, L. Ellison, C. Burghart. FIRST ROW: A. McIntyre, R. Ford, E. Wolcik J. Wheeler, I. Brown, M. Parker, K. Van Gravfeiland, R. Pierce. 24 BACK ROW: L. to R: B. M. Lee, I. Vacca, C. Frost, V. Reynolds, R. Johnson, G. House. THIRD ROW: C. Fisher, G. Martin, S. Appleton, A. Reynolds, M. Van Patten, S. Foster, S. Webster. SECOND ROW: J. Northrup, N. House, N. Van Alstine, D. Elmer, A. Henderson, P.Bailey, I.l-loughtaling, Mrs. Ella Cum- mings. FIRST ROW: D. Hadcock, I. Kassen, B. Van Gee. S. Forsythe, H. Acome, H. Lindsley. I. Dodge. Red Creek Third and Fifth Grades BACK ROW: A. Zokowsky, W. Fuller, D. Kerjcar, R. Randall, L. Gray, L. Simpkins, N. Perkins. THIRD ROW: L. Crapser, M. Mahaney, P. Pettit, I. Sporup, Mrs. Bessie Green, A. Rotach, G. Wright, M. Smith, C. Pettit. SECOND ROW: L.Benedum, K. Bennett, M. Zufelt, C. Mclntyre, K. Campbell, C. McIntyre, K.Simpkins, I.Alberding. FRONT ROW: G. Wolcik, R. Williams, H. Burghart, W. Snyder, I. Kachurak, E. Ives, W. Wall. Red Creek Fifth Grade BACK ROW: L. to R: Z.. Jaeger, M. Shafer, R. Gay S. Bassett, L. Lunkenheimer, L. Dates. THIRD ROW M. Stafford, J. Appleman, B. Bassett, L. Stoughten- ger, W. Reid, V. Hudson. SECOND ROW: D. Hall P. Ketchum, I. Burghdurf, Mrs. Grace Cox, S. Smith I. Humphrey, C. Palmer. FIRST ROW: P.De Luca M.Penta, M.Southwick,I.O'Brien, A.Lunhenheimer F. Henwood, ABSENT: M. White. Fair Haven Fifth Grade Red Creek Fourth Grade BACK ROW: L. to R: G. Green, B. Henderson, K. Scutt, M.Walker, V.O'Nea1. FOURTH ROW: H. Johnson, D. Demarse, R. Van Patten, R. Parsons, S. House, D.Ho11enbeck, D.Marshal1. THIRD ROW: B. Mahar, E. Aunkst, D. Lee, T. Brown, D. Stothard, Y Black, H. Gage. SECOND ROW: I. Roberts, L. Mar- tin, R. Matyjewicz, F. Caster, D. O'Nea1, A. Wen- dover, A.Everson, Mrs. Madeleine Adsitt. FIRST ROW: B. Robinson, B. Clay, L. Burlew, D. Hadcock, L. Crymer, B. Richmond, K. Dates. ABSENT: T Farnham, M. Larkin. Fair Haven Fourth Grade BACK ROW: L.to R: J.Cerny, G. Guthrie, C, Phelps, T. White, M. Lqveland, E. Johnson, J. Raiti. THIRD ROW: G. Shafer, A. Bacon, T. Creller, G. Cox, G. Stanton, I. Matyjewicz, C. Peglow, L. Estelle. SEC -. OND ROW: A.De Luca, S.Caywood, D. Mc Gibbon, A.DeVau1, V.Larkin, L.Larkin, D. Gay, Mrs. Mabel Larkin. FIRST ROW: C. Standbrook, C. Bailey, C. Shaft, S.Stanton, K. Webster, R. Nichols, G. Moody, ABSENT: E. Dingy, L. Van Patten. BACK ROW: L. to R: I. Bigelow, B. Bjarnason, C. Wiley, E. Lalik, R. Martin, A. Mac Arthur, D. King, J. Richmond, D. Wright. THIRD ROW: L. Garner, S. Ryder, I. Perkins, C. Gardner, Mrs. Hazel Fralick, D. Mc Farland, B. Lyon, J. Shirley, B. Kuklinski. SEC- OND ROW: J. Mitchell, K. Humphrey, A.Cooper, Patty Lehne, Patsy Graham, P.Graham, M. Mead, D. Parsons. FIRST ROW: W.Parsons, T. Canne, T.Stan- ton, G.Hanford, P.El1ison, D.Fillingham, J Quigley, g BACK ROW: L. to R: R. Marshall, E. Johnson, R. Crowell, B. Seymour, M. Keiser, D. Sutterby, R. Van Amberg, E. Wright, J. Everson, G. Wellott. THIRD ROW: D.Kasson, D.Wilson, W.Shaft, R. Crocker, V. Reynolds, S.Brann, P.Craine, W. Van Wie. SECOND ROW: K. Walker, G. Spearance, W. Mead, W. Ket- chum, Mrs. Florence Hoff, R. Stoughtenger, M. Acome, V. Moore, I. Sprague. FIRST ROW: G. De Vaul, V. Stothard, I.Henwood, K. Neal, P. Kasson, F. Hender- son, N. Dates, I. Seeley. ABSENT: C. Ryder. Fair Haven Third Grade BACK ROW: L. to R: L. Smith, E. Perkins, G. Blank, C. Blank, H. Bailey, Mrs. Sarah Riddell, B. Bailey, I. Smith. FIRST ROW: V.Smith, C.Van horn, P. Blank, H. Sayre, L. Smith. Red Creek Third Grade QW MA pq BACK ROW: L. to R: C.McIntyre,R. Iohnson,I.Ran- dall, R. Johnson, D. Lalik, A. Turner. THIRD ROW M. Alberding, P. Bailey, D. Parsons, K. Hall, Mrs Dorothy King. I. Wright, C. Mahaney, T. Wright, M Fuller. SECOND ROW: N.E11ison,C.Lindo,S.Brooks A. Pille, J. Graham, C. Conroy, H. Fillingham FIRST ROW: J. Wall, F. Perkins, G. Teachman, K Gardner, E. Smith, E. Pettit, P. Mac Arthur. Llngraded Red Creek Second Grade BACK ROW: L. to R: C. Black, P. Switzer, A. Bliss, A. Cooper, E. Cooper, D. Crane, I. Richardson, P. Moody. THIRD ROW: I. Schumaker, J.Crymer, E Lee, L. Fisher, B. I. O'Nea1 G. Ross E. Stiles S Mahar. SECOND ROW: I. ilan Nostrzand, L. Blan: chard, L.Dates, J. J. Smith, Mrs. Beatrice Miller, W. Gay, L. Fisher, G. Phelps, K. Hudson. FIRST ROW: C. Smith, O. Johnson, S. Spearance, W. Snover, V Schantz, I. Everson, S. Lindboe, R. Barkman. Fair Haven Second Grade 1 . ,... . BACK ROW: L. to R: C. Rotach, C. Tillapaugh, G. Stiles, C. Creller, S. Coleman, L. Everson, F. Sayre, THIRD ROW: S. Cerny, C. Cox, D. Richardson, W. Forsythe, G. Aunkst, L.Chambers, P. Anderson, F. Gage. SECOND ROW: G. Green, L. Matyjewicz, R. Standbrook, Mrs.Grace Vought, C. Webster, E. Ever- son, E.Roberts. FIRST ROW: S.A. Caywood, H. Kas- son, D. Becker, K. Craine, L. Schrader, J. Clay, E. De Luca. ABSENT: W. Sayre, M. I. Baker. Red Creek Second Grade BACK ROW: L. to R: I. LaDue, R. Wolcik, L. Mc- Intyre, R.Crapser, J.Ioynt, C.Tihy. THIRD ROW: K. Van Graafeiland, M. LaDue, H. Hanford, J. Brooks, Miss Lois Chaffee, C. Smith, J. Foster, J. Hayward, H. McIntyre. SECOND ROW: E. Waldron, C. Fox, J. Chapin, R.Fillingham, C.Wright, D.Benwe1l. FIRST ROW: W. Wheeler, R.ShirleY. I.Parsons, L.Mahaney, N. Gleason. BACK ROW: L.to R: W.Craine, B. Switzer, M. War- ford, T.Stone, G.Hendricks, J.Radley, G. Powell, C. Estelle. THIRD ROW: G.Van Orstrand, E.Crossin, L. Wendover, W.Glegg, W.Reilly, D. Rotach. SECOND ROW: I. O'Brien, D. Henwood, V. Webster, D. Spra- gue, Mrs. Marjorie Guthrie, R. Raymond, B. Apple- ton, A.Hock, F. Darratt. FIRST ROW: I. Albano, M. Wellott, C. Harrington, N. Forsythe, I. De Luca, D. Henderson, D. Stevens. Red Creek First Grade BACK ROW: L.to R: M. Lalik, J. Benn, D. Adsitt, V Sutterby, I.Ormsby, I. Pettit. THIRD ROW: M. Mc- Intyre, S.E1lison, I.Gleason, Mrs.Iva Wright, G. Pal- mer,G. Woods, W.Quigley. SECOND ROW: S.Gard - ner, B.Hall, S.Stupp, E.Bliss, M. Marr. FIRST ROW: C. Downey, D. McFarland, M. Wright, R. Harmony, W. Snyder. ii .5 E Q rw. .lf1-m -rx mini Red Creek First Grade BACK ROW: L.to R: B.Stanton, C.Dunbar, E.Bacon T. Frost, D. Appleman, M. Van Wie, T. Aunkst, I Caywood. THIRD ROW: A. Van Alstine, L. Reitz, D Appleman, C . Guthrie, N . Hall, J. Stothard, A . Mosher C. Winter. SECOND ROW: D. Clay, J. Burlew, K Craine, D.Corey, Mrs. Dora DeMas, F. Dingy, B Schrader, I. Wiestner, V.Frost. FIRST ROW: I. Crel- lar, M. Guthrie, L. Dodge. C. Caster, F. Lindboe, D De Vol, J. Larkin, G. Purdy. Fair Haven First Grade Red Creek Kindergarten -na-..'.. , BACK ROW: L. to R: B. Roberts, G.Caywood, I. Walker, J.Calletto, Miss Audrey Palmer, B.Frost, G Drum, L. Jones, M. Bacon. SECOND ROW: E. Web- ster, T.Smith, N.Standbrook, J. De Vol, R. Hadcock R. Caster, I. Ayers, G. Standbrook. FIRST ROW: D Van Norstrand, L. Tallman, T. Horton, B. Chapman, P. Southwick, T. Kleege, L. Mead, M.Caywood ABSENT: L. Whiting, G. Zufelt. Fair Haven Kindergarten BACK ROW: L. to R: W. O'Neal, N. Blanchard, F. Eno, G. Raiti, Miss Audrey Palmer, D. Richter, R. Blank, W. Fisher, B.Coleman. SECOND ROW: C. Loveland, G.Switzer, E.Shearer, R. Warters, D. Hen- drick, B. Field, T. Winter, L. Reid. FIRST ROW: M. Richmond, R. Hall, I. Elmer, M. Tillapaugh, B. Van Sanford, L. Stupp, G. Everson, S. Martin, D. Sayre, ABSENT: R. Dingy, C. Green, E. Stiles, E. King. BACK ROW: L. to R: R.Spath, D. Wallace,J.Grieger, K. Handrahan, Mrs. Marion Gilmer, T. Heywood, J. Fox, S.McNally, D.LaDue. SECOND ROW: C. Field, V.Burns, L. Brooks, T. Zukowsky, P. Downey, J. Gar- ner. FIRST ROW: L. Gleason, T. Rasbeck, G. Hop- pins, R. Goodsell, D. Smith. iff i. ACTIVITIE Band BACK ROW: L. to R: I.Conner, R. Gregg, A. Forsythe, B. Phillips, M. Ward, B. Lancer M. Fuller, G. Rose, P. Milliman, M. Longley, D. Showers, R. Sanzotta, R. Liddle, C Lyons, D. Younglove, S. Houghtaling, Majorettes: G. Martin, S. Robinson, E. Wilson Director: Mr. Carlton Brown. FRONT ROW: K. Trull, L. Standbrook, D. Hudson, M BACK ROW: L. ro R. V. Howell,J. Richardson, B. Phillips. D. Conroy, R. Stewart, Q. Stewart, R. Lefavor S. Jewell, G. Rose, P. Brown, L. Howland, L. Ford, C. Caster, C. Burgdorf, L. Hadcock, D. Nichols FOURTH ROW: R. Wiggins, R. Bailey, M. Johnson, F, Phillips, M. Hall, C. Reinhardt, Ed. Smith, C Blanchard, M. Fuller. I. Reid. C. Campbell, M. Forsythe, D. Cook. S. Bailey. S. Robinson, R. Sauer. L Flint,j. Rolson, D. Younglove, R. Green. THIRD ROW: H. O'Bryan, H. Lynch, S. Houghtaling, J. Richard- son, I. Howell. G. Webster, P. Wall. S. Craine. P. Milliman, S. Hawks, M. Ambrosiano, V. Iones, N. Mc- -Q . 1 Wall, D. Quimby, P. Calletto, I. Finck, M. Hall, D. Gregg, R. Lefavor, D. Mull, V. Younglove, A. Mack, C.Standbrook, L. Larkin, F. Phillips, M. Van Patten, E. Brown, M. Crowe, V. Jones, B. Viele, M. Johnson, M. Ambrosiano, I. Timerson, W. Howell, E. Timerson, C. Blanchard, P. Vacca, T. Sanzotta, J. Burghurf, N. Fisher, Z. Mitchell, L. Hadcock, D. Jones, D. Van Patten, V. Howell, P. Osborne. Intyre, D. Hudson. P. Caletto, M. Blanchard, L. Gray. A. Vacca, C. Wellott, C. Lyons. SECOND ROW: C. Standbrook, E. Timerson, I. Finck, M. Longley, N. DeVol, M. Parks, N. Wright, V. Doughty, L. Standbrook, E. Acome, B. Lancer, D, Standbrook, J, Burgdorf, B. Doughty, C. Acome, S. Jeffers. L. Larkin, N. Fisher, B. Viele, El. Smith. M. Van Patten. FIRST ROW: D. Williams. I, Forsythe, A. Mack, V. Craine, J. Wright, R. San- zotta, I. Dates, P. Vacca, G. Martin, I. Liddle, P. Osborne, M. Wall, M. Caster, B. Van Sanford, T. Sanzotta. M. Ward, M, Johnson, J. Timerson, V. Younglove, B. Switzer. Chorus STANDING: L. to R. J. Richardson, W. Briggs, C. Lyons, S. Houghtaling, Miss Lenore Mooney, M. Ward, G. Rose. FRONT ROW: E. De Luca, L. Larkin, D. Williams, S. Ro- tach, D. Younglove, D. Hudson, N. Devol, V. Howell, M. A. Hall, J. Burghdurf, Q. Stewart, B. Wellott, M. Wall, J. Finck, M. Anibrosiano, E. Timerson, P. Osborne, D Gregg,J. Timerson, T. Sanzotta, S. Bailey, A, Mack, J. Dates, V. Younglove, D. Mull M. Johnson, M. Reid, P. Lynch, H. Caster, R. Lefavor, B. Viele, E. Brown, S. Craine, J Penta, G. Younglove, B. Milliman, V. Crainc. , Melody Time BACK ROW: L. to R. L. Howland, B. Phillips,G. Rose, P. Brown, L. Ford. SECOND ROW M. Wall, P. Osborne, M. Ward, P. Vacca, J. Timerson, V. Younglove, J. Burghdurf FIRST ROW: Miss Lenore Mooney, E. Smith, I. Howell, S. Bailey, D. Cook, S. Hough- taling, R. Sanzotta. Curtain Time BACK ROW: L. to R. L. Gray, D. Nichols, F.Raiti, R. Wiggins, C. Reinhardt. SECOND ROW: P. Brown, G. Martin, M. Ambrosiano, R. Sauer, I. Timerson. FRONT ROW: N. Del.uca, J. Liddle, E. Parsons. ABSENT: A. Forsythe, R. Liddle, M. Wright. Believing that the play's the thing, the Senior class, with the guidance of Mrs. Brown, selected the entertaining comedy Cheaper by the Dozen as this year's production. Played before audiences on the screen as well as on the stage, it has always been a smashing hit. Here is the author's formula for an evening of entertainment. To a family of twelve children, add an ambitious father who wishes his children to make every advancement in life, and an understanding mother who tries to settle difficulties between her husband and children. Then flavor with romances, fads and experiences of teenagers. This all adds up to a delightful evening. Both the acting and technical work were jobs well done with praise going to all for their hard work and talent. Presented to a packed house, the combination of a great script, a fine cast, and our hardworking directors, the play could not help but be a success. Thanks are due to Mr. Anthony Zappella, who so willingly took over the re- sponsibility of directing after Mrs. Carlton Brown became ill, and to Mrs. Brown who guided our initial rehearsals. Father Alfred Forsythe Martha Jane Liddle Mother Janice Timerson Lillian Marilyn Wright Frank Richard Sauer Jackie Nick DeLuca Ernestine Mary Ambrosiano Mrs. Fitzgerald Cherie Reinhardt Anne Grace Martin Miss Brill Louise Gray Bill Frank Raiti Doctor Burton Richard Wiggins Dan Don Nichols Larry Peter Brown Fred Ernest Parsons Joe Scales Richard Liddle If lt's News We Print It Members of the Red Cricket staff have this year made many ac- complishments. Guided by Mr. Anthony Zapella with Richard Sauer as Editor-in-chief, and Barbara Viele as Junior Editor, the Red Cricket staff has produced a paper entirely devoted to high school news. The paper, printed eleven times a year, has had timely ar- ticles, clever jokes and interesting information. For the first time, the Copy Cricket composed of news from the first six grades has made its appearance. The students with the assistance of Barbara Viele and Richard Lefavor, have written and produced a memiographed newspaper which is a step towards their future newspaper work. On wings of time, the Red Cricket and the Copy Cricket have been successful in their endeavors to keep school citizens well in- formed. BACK ROW L, to R, E, Parsons, D. Mull, O. Stewart, A. Forsythe. FOURTH ROW C, Rein- hardt, E. Smith, M, Fuller, C. Campbell, J. Reid, P. Calleto, L. Gray, N. Deluca. THIRD ROW M, Wall, R. Krejcar, G. Webster, J. Liddle, S. Houghtaling, M. Ward, D. Hudson, E. Timerson, SECOND ROW M, Wright, V, Younglove, G, Martin, P, Vacca, M, Johnson, N. Parsons, D, Standbrook, J, Wright, L. Larkin. SEATED D, Nichols, W, Howell, A, Vacca, Mr, Anthony Zappella, R, Sauer, M. Ambrosiano, I. Howell, R, Lefavor, STANDING L. to R. M. Fuller, F. Raiti, R. Wiggins, C. Blanchard, M. A. Hall, SEATED C. Campbell, V. Jones, J. Timerson, Miss Helena Growney, P, Osborne. J. Liddle. Time Records All Even though the hands of time move rapidly, the 1953 Centralite staff members have beaten the clock. With the precise movement of the staff and our advisor, Miss Helena Growney, jewels have been added to the 1953 edition of the yearbook. Due to the increase in enrollment this year, and the new organi- zations which have been formed, it has been necessary to add four more pages to the yearbook, making a total of fifty-six pages. Taking a flight into the world of ideas, the Senior page has been introduced with the most timely information about the class of '53 Even as a clock could not produce time without the expert skill of the jeweler, neither would this yearbook be a success without our capable advisor. With sincere appreciation we say thank you, Miss Growney. Centralite Staff Editor-in-chief Janice Timerson Assistant Editor Richard Wiggins Literary Editor Phyllis Osborne Photography Editor Carol Campbell Business Editor Virginia Jones Advertising Manager Frank Raiti Circulation Manager Mary Ann Hall Typists Jane Liddle Carol Blanchard Advisor Miss Helena Growney Junior Editor Marilyn Fuller 37 ,ev L 5 ft 1 S :X r' S ,Q iff an g S., oyvj. 'U' Wie 'ggi , kk,.k , if .ff.,.m-.Mf-M-. . ' -1 ' w w , K, - V - Z, ,. ., .,.., 'ff'- .szlsf--gsiqs. A , pw . if Wi' w ,affv,,g, - -f-' f M W W f--f . ., T'Afwww?Eff?-fifilifevrfz ' ' 4 '5 - M,,.Qp1f,,N. fifilflff. K ' A 7 K - Y! if. Qlff i T n A . . , J' , IV, . ,. A? 'I ' ' L4 i F 115 -1.1 ' -rwnzkxfw fflrffi.. -QQ -Kiki - 33 7fi?:SA--W wi- - ., M ff f-5 if 1:-r-Ag.-xx-Aki, ,.Vy,.El:1A f-x , f j L W ,- wwj-'L1Lf:W,,-wfigmm Z Q: W . , V- 112- V -, Qw TN , dw BACK ROW: Lto R, A Showers, H. Hubbard, E. Brown, N. Williams Mr. Warren Neeley, G Talcott, V. Howell, D. Winters, J, Wheeler FIRST ROW: D. jones D. Mull, I. Conner, S Jewell, R. Fralick. Time In Playing excellent team ball the Junior Varsity, under coach Warren Neely, participated in many thrilling games. With the experience gained this year, next year's season should be even better. L. to R. M. Ward, T. Sanzotta, E. Wilson, R. Sanzotta, M. Wall, H. O'Brien. iff Q B We ham, A. Talcott, R. Wells, E La Rock, R. Cramer, P. Brown R. McIntyre, J. Stewart, Mr KennethSicke. SECOND ROW dorf, L. Hadcock, R. Wiggins G. Rose. FRONT ROW: Mgr well, D. Winter, S. Jewell Mgr.R. Sauer. SEATED: Mgr A. Showers, Batter Up Coach Sicke was pleased when he saw the candidates for the 1952 baseball season turn out for their first practice. With old veterans like Mclntyre, Wells, Talcott and Brown the Red Creek nine looked like a prosperous team, Working its way into the Tri County League and Class C Sectionals with 8 wins and 3 loses, the team brought another winning season to Red Creek Central. Kick That Goal Under the direction of Coach Warren Neely, the soccer team won its first game this year being victorious over North Rose. With plenty of spirit and good sportsmanship, the team gave all its opponents a tough battle. Although the soccer team cannot boast a successful season, many thrills and exciting plays were seen by the spectators. 1 BACKROW: L. to R. Mr. War- ren Neely, R. Lefavor, R. Van Amburg, E. Stevens, L. Had- cock, C. Burgdorf, A. For- sythe, G. Rose, S, Jewell, J. Conner, R. Wiggins, R. Sauer. KNEELING: W. Briggs, P. Kyle, G. Talcott, R. Gregg. J. Richardson, F. Raiti, J. Bailey, D. Mull, I. Robinson, R. Ben- well, N. DeLuca. SEATED: D. Winters, A. Showers, H. Hub- bard. BACK ROW: L. to R. E. Bing- F. Raiti, D. Nichols, C. Burg- R. Lefavor, E. Brown, R. Ben- BACKROW: L.toR. C.Camp- bell R. Wiggins, J. Wright, P. Osborne, M.Ambrosiano, M. A Hall. SEATED: J. Timer- s R. Bolton, Mr. Richard Smith R. Sauer, A. Vacca. Character, Scholarship, Leadership, Service An impressive candlelight cerem , , ral School's en- Society The N H S stands for the highest ideals trance into membership in the National Honor . , , , of good citizenship in school life, Students are chosen on the basis of character, scholarship, leadership and service. The initial members selected in the spring of 1952 were Richard Sauer, Dorothy Lefavor, Bar- bara Stevenson, Janice Timerson ,John Stewart, Jo Ann Longley, Shirley Martini, Anna Vacca ' ' deserves credit for this moving service. and Barbara Pettit. Mr, Richard C. Smith, as sponsor, An induction ceremony held October 6, 1952 saw Carol Campbell, Richard Wiggins, Jean b , Rowland Bolton and Mary Ambrosiano gain member- Wright, Mary Anne Hall, Phyllis Os orne ship. onv June 12 1952 marked Red Creek Cent Improvements - Our Aim The Student Government Association, an organization giving support to student participation ' ' ' l w, et active organization, under the in the representation of student government is a fair y ne y ' ' ' Neel and Mrs, Dorothy Williams as faculty advisors, Each year, 'or timely direction of Mt. Warren y in addition to representatives elected from grades seven through twelve, members from the maj clubs and organizations are also chosen, so that the student body may be more fully represented. ted in the spring of 1952. During the The Constitution was drawn up, voted on, and accep of Lowell Howland a successful mock presidential election current year, under the presidency , was held, and a closer tie between the administration and student body was brought about, ' UV ' Eleen Garnett. eff BACK ROW, L. to R., L. Had- cock, Q. Stewart, R. Lefavor, G. Rose, D. Mull, C. Burgdorf. SECOND ROW, N. DeLuca, B. Whiting,A. Vacca,P. Osborne, S. Craine, J. Adsitt, C. Stand- brook, P. Vacca, M. Ambro- siano. SEATED, Mrs. Dorothy Williams.R. Sauer, F. Raiti, L. Howland, Mr. Warren Neely,S. Houghtaling, B. Phillips, Miss Industrial Arts Club BACK ROW: L. to R. F. Raiti, W. Smith, P. Brown, C. Burghdorf, J. Conner, S. Jewell. SECOND ROW: Mr. Ralph DeMas, C. Caster, D. Wiggins, E. Fralick, I. Bailey, R. Fralick, D. Van Patten. FIRST ROW: A. Showers, L. Caster, F. Showers, R. Benwell, R. Bolton, G. Talcott. Audio Visual Staff BACK ROW: L. to R. S. Jewell, R. Brewster, C. Caster, D. Conroy,R. Bolton, R. Stewart, R. Wiggins. SEATED: L. Ford, E. Brown, B. Phillips, L. Johnson, Mr. Sherman Folnsbee. Future Farmers of America BAC ROW: L. to R. D. Webb, R. Stewart, E. Stevens J. Caynor, R Bailey, SECOND ROW: Mr. Sherman Folnsbee,W. Penta, l. Phillips, L. Flint, I. Larkin, Mr. Richard Hagcirsyer FIRST ROW: H. Bolton, B. Phillips Boiron, L. Joh ison, D. Larkin. Future Homemakers of America BACK ROW: L. to R. R. Riley, V. Doughty, C. Lyons P. Wall,C. Reinhardt,M. Forsythe, D. Cooke, M. Greg- ory,M. Henderson. THIRD ROW: V. Craine, D. Show- ers,J. Wright, M. Blanchard, H. O'Brien, E. Wilson, G. Webster. SECOND ROW: E. Smith, B. Doughty, J. Be- shures, E. Fillingham, N. Fisher, B. Lancer, C. Acome Mrs. Charlottet'Merrill. FIRST ROW: E. Webster, N. Parsons, S. Acome, S. Hawks, S. Craine, H. Lynch, S. Bailey. i Spanish Club BACK ROW: L. to R. A. Vacca, R. Sauer. M A.'1br0- siano,J. Dates.FIRST ROW: A. Mack, B. Van Sa ird, Mrs. Audrey Crayton. Latin Club BACK ROW: L. to R. J. Richardson,E. Brown, Q. Stew- art, D. Conroy, R. Lefavor, D. Mull. THIRD ROW: J. Wright, J. Finck, 1, Burghdurf, M. Caster, M. Wall, B. Wright, L. Larkin. SECOND ROW: J. Timerson, E. Smith, B. Viele, M. Ward, M. Fuller, Mrs. Audrey Crayton. FIRST ROW: F. Allen, R. Krejcar, M. Van Patten, M. Longley. 1nm,-mvwaaauruuwnnxswn 1 . iw - Assembly Council BACK ROW: L. to R. B. Whiting, S. Craig, K. Trull SEATED: J. Dates, M. Ward, J. Conner, I. Timerson E. De Luca. Wallace's Red and White Store Complete Shopping Center Meats - Groceries Drugs - Dry Goods Frozen Foods - Produce Compliments Compliments of of Phelps Shoe Repair Red Creek, New York J. H. Wetherby Footwear - Dry Goods Fair Haven, New York Red Creek New York Phone 75 C0f Plim0 fS FOUR CORNER GARAGE of Jones Bros. G. B. Hanford, M. D. Victory, New York Fai, Haven' New York Phone Cato l2'lJl STERLING CO-OP. INC. Canners of Quality Canned Fruits and Vegetables Compliments of Coffee Cup Diner GREEN'S MARKET Red Creek, New York Quality Meats Si Groceries Wolcott' New York Phone 652l We Deliver Compliments of Cgmplimgnfg of Margie Jaegelds Department Store Beauty Shop Red Creek, New York A Syracuse Friend Wolcott, New York C ON GRA TULA TI ONS To the Class of 1953 From BLAIR STUDIO Wflno made the photographs for the Centralite Newark, New York Compliments of James Upton Red Creek New York BASTIAN BROS. CO. Manufacturing Jewelers and Stationers Engraved Personal Cards Factory and Home Office l600 Clinton Ave. North Rochester, New York Glen. 3380 Geo. D. Killip, District Manager Congratulations and Best Wishes To the Class of '53 DAIRYLEA ICE CREAM Auburn, New York Compliments of Comstock Canning Co. Red Creek Plant Red Creek, New York Ed Parsons Contractors Block Laying - Building Martville, New York Phone Logan 4-2095 Compliments of Mack's Esso Station Red Creek, New York Tractor and Chain Saw CUSTOM WORK Phone 2-Y2 W. L. Strait Fair Haven Compliments of RED CREEK COLD STORAGE CO. INC. Red Creek, New York Compliments PALACE THEATRE H. B. Palmer Meats and Stople Groceries - Fruits Wolcott, New York - vegetables Phone 7301 A. M. Wordon, Manager Wolcott New York Compliments Compliments Compliments of of of WOLCOTT BAKERY CARL L. KATZ Dr. Demont J. Oyer Wolcott, New York Compliments Of , Compliments Vera's Beauty Shoppe Compllmenls of Specializing in Permanent of waving S. LaVerne Olmstead 80 East Mdlh Sffeef w' Agency Insurance Phone 3041 Wolcott, New York Compliments DGve's Complimgnfg of CRAFT SHOP of Dr. l'l. P. Mason Phone 6259 Red Creek, N.Y. A Friend Compliments Compliments of Mott Lumber Co. Inc. Red Creek New York Arlene Bacon's Beauty Shop Compliments Good Luck, Seniors of SiLl'66l6I',S 5c to and Fenzel's Service Station Sunoco Products Wolcott, New York Red Creek, New York CARLTON L. JONES Electric 81 Hardware Dish Washers - Refrigerators - Water Heaters Home Freezers - lroners - Ranges Red Creek, New York Congratulations CHARLES HAWLEY to the Class of 1953 from General Insurance Agency Green Dairy Farms Red Creek, New York Dany Bar Phone 6267 Wolcott, New York THE COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER Red Creek Herald Cato Citizen Fair Haven Register F H. Hosmer, Publisher Main Office Red Creek, New York The newspaper containing news you desire HADCOCK BROS. Pontiac Chevrolet Sales and Service New and Used Cars - Johnson outboard motors Chris-Craft and Century lnboard boats Thompson outboard boots Chris-Craft boat Klts Phone 23 Fair Haven, New York Compliments of , Compltments MARY'S to the Senior Class LUNCHEONETTE WOLCOTT DRY CLEANERS Falr Haven New York Compliments Compliments of of HAYDEN'S WILCOX BROTHERS GROCERS INC. Jewelers for 50 years at the Clock Oswego, New York Sponsors of Clover Fa rms Stores Wolcott New York Pathfinder Dlv. Russell Fuel and Supply Co. Lumber - DuPont Paints Westlnghouse Appliances Wolcott New York Congratulations to the Class of '53 Willis Men's Store Wolcott New York Compliments Turner Bros. of Lehigh vane, Coal C0,,,,,1i,,,.,,,,S Of Wolcott Builders Supplies C - G. L. F. 2 op. I Marfin's Dairy ervlce nc' Fair Haven New York Phone 31 Wolcott New York F. h , ls er S Red Creek Service Store Phone 7201 Your Furniture, Rug and Appliance Store Farm Store Wolcott New York Phone 6511 New York We sell the best for less Compliments Of WOLCOTT BOW'LING CENTER Phil Sereno, Prop. Compliments Compliments of of Fair Haven National Bank Purdws Service Simon Gas - Oil - Tires Fair Haven New York Used Cars and pans Compliments Of Carl Becker lnfernafional Harvester and Ferguson Dealer Wolcott A. G. Hutchinson, Inc. New York Compliments of Quality Jewelers Dealers ln Elgln, Gruen, and Hamilton Watches Keepsake Dlamond Rlngs Up to a quality - down to a price Sherman's Garage Gas, Oil, Repairs, Lubrication Phone 127 F 2 I Fair Haven New York Mae Blake Wolcott' New York C arence Dates Compliments Of Grange Silo Company, Inc. Red Creek, New York Phone 6211 Compliments Compliments of of The Douglass Insurance Agency N 'h 'P's Lunch Room Red Creek New York Recl Creek, New York Phone 6265 Compliments of OLNEY AND CARPENTER INC. Wolcott, New York ELECTROLUX Model LX The Cleaner You Never Have To Empty Local Representative Lynn S. Parker Fair Haven phone H3 New York Cowtesy Compliments Compliments of Of of Fessenden's Market Mead's Department Store Bigelow Bros. Groceries - Meats - Vegetables Red Creek Fair Haven New Yor Phone l0Y ll F' H ,N Y k New York G oven ew O' Phone 158 Compliments of SUN BEAM BREAD Mel Warford Compliments Of RED CREEK NATIONAL BANK Red Creek, New York Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member of Federal Reserve System Printing For All Occasions A' E. Noble Sports Cards Dance Cards Y 'bo kS L 'h 'ds Distributor For Shell Products Pamphlets Class Papers See Us For Excellent Printing AT Low Prices Martville New York Cato Show Printing Co., Inc. Phone Logan 4-2l6l Cato New York Phone 86 Compliments Compliments Compliments of of of 0nnie's Barber Shop Deluxe Cleaners 84 Deal 8. Burgdurt Luundereu Red Creek phone Wolcott New Martville New York New York Phone 7321 C0mPlime 5S Smith 81 Dunbar Of Red 8. White Store Shapiro Paper 84 Confectionary Co. l2'l-l23 East First Street General Merchandise Phone 6l8 N victory Y k Oswego New York ew or C0mPlim9'l55 Electric Cook! ng Of Menvs wear Shop Fast as Flame Twice as Clean Wolcott New York Cheapllke Electric Light Phone 4461 R. G 81 E. Compliments Timerson's Garage Real Estate Insurance O f Ed 8. I L R k R' D' Smith Hardware Complete Gulf Service tene. G oc Martville Fair Haven New York Red Creek New York Phone my 31 New York Phone Logan 4-2622 Compliments Compliments Red awhiie Of of Red Creek New York Fair Haven Florist Fay Lunkenheimer The One Stop Store west ' BUY Road Quality Groceries 8: ' M Chrysler Plymouth Fair Haven eats Tele. 42Y 31 Richard S. Pitcher Sales St Service Martini St Peterson Phone 6421 of 753 Congratulations to the Senior Class Putnam and 0'Brien Red Creek, New York S. T. Mac Arthur RYdef Compliments Dairy and Poultry Feed Barber shop of Saws - retoothed, filed Lawn mowers sharpened Starr Motor EXPNSS Fair Haven Mudville Will call for ana' deliver Phone New York N Y k Fair Haven - l60Y ll ew or RED CREEK FARM SUPPLY, INC. Your most complete farm supply store serving eastern Wayne and northern Cayuga counties with a complete line of farm equipment and supplies. A visit to our store will prove this. Phone 6240 Red Creek, New York Compliments Compliments of Of Kozy Korner Diner Roscoe Vlegle Redcreek G.L.F. Agent New York Compliments Of Red Creek Rotary Club Vera Bacon's Compliments Beauty Shop of Hillside Farms Dairy Red Creek New York Fair Haven, New York Phone 6531 RED CREEK MACHINE COMPANY Machine Work and Welding Tires Lawn Mowers Tubes Phone 6247 Soles and Service Banules Red Creek, New York Mufflers Power Tools Tractors Vehlcles, and All Types of Machinery Sales and Service Completely Overhauled Steam Cleaning - Spray Pointing Blue Bell Restaurant Co 'P'i 's of Everett R. Hall, Prop. Ph 6282 Tal:er's Rexall Store Red Creek one New York Red Creek New Rainbow Room New York Rock Garden Etta May Hendriclc Cheese Factory Beauty Shop Parsons Landing - V' t N Y k New Vlctory York lc my ew or Boats - Motors - Live Bait Phone Cato TR 8-l2l4 Fair Haven New York Ph C 87-J-6 one Glo Wayne Coleman Residence Phone 25Y2l E. Harris Hager Compliments Of Insurance Engleson 8. Van Liere, Inc. Victory Distributors of Gull Products New York and Flamex Bottled Gas Compliments of Peterson Hall Post 436 American Legion and Auxiliary If it is a heating problem I have the answer I Install G Lennox Coal Burning Furnaces Lennox Oil-Fired Air Conditioning Systems Lennox and Silent Glow Oil Burners Hot Water and Steam Boilers-Coal and Oil-Fired I also do Cleaning and Repairing of Furnaces. Have you considered converting your present heating system over to oil? If so, call Clayton Nichols Distributor MOBIL GAS FUEL OIL KEROSENE Phone 6201 or 6614 Red Creek, New York 5 L-arf' 'Sri . XX ,XX I . ev-' 3 .XX , w- ' - .F -. ', 1, . TX..-. X.-.hm V-.'.,f .4 ...... . -v... .-. r. v. -Q. w - I -.. JB. H. .., .X X7 s. . fr 5:-ii, v - mu. - . - 5 Gr? ' jn,'ffxX.1 X..H,XX,. 'Lu - W v5:,y. if , '1'?LXQ. tV.'2f1':rf. ' ,Mer fd- . .Vw J'. Lk:v.n F.F J '1' - lx P , '- ,. Xfrj---5 7 X r, Q. :XX : .'. X'Q 42 . E , .wv N . , V... .X-.. 4'k3i U' ' .v f J 'CEE' .X.. X . f . ,... z .X,...- . 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