Red Jacket Central High School - Sagoyewatha Yearbook (Shortsville, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1952 volume:

'f sf-, . -43 La S!! 5 .Q THE 1952 BED JACKET THAIL Illllllll III C Illllllllllll 'f-'Lf' HIM ?fze4ented5q THE SENIUH CLASS BED JACKET IIENTHAL SIIHIJIIL MANCHESTER NEW YUHI-i HEMINISIIENIIES UF THE EL!-ISS III' 52 Fond memories and falr recollectlons wlll always come ln vlew In hours when we remlnlsce the Class of 52 Our 8dl'Illl1lSlI'8t.l0D remlnds us that there are rules ln any game That restraint and guldance are necessary as stepplng stones to fame Oh to be sent to the office agalnl We ve womed and aged our lnstructors that s true To an extent whlch we ll often regret. But we ll thlnk of them fondly and award them their due In the memories we cannot forget We d love to see them agalnl We ll thunk of the musxc whlch swelled our halls Clarinet, flute and drum The brass blanng out then silence falls How we wlsh we mlght hear xt again' Volces rmg out the chorus Holds forth I The festxval must be near Sopranos and tenors the altos and basses What harmony falls on our ear We feel we must hear xt again' The grid lron the court and the baseball fleld Teams of the Red and whlte To opponents tho they sometlmes yleld They never fall to fxght We long for the cheers the boos and the tears In victory or defeat We cross our flngers allay our fears In splrlt they can t be beat' The books we ve studied the people we ve known We 11 appreciate the more the older we re grown Red Jacket Central we bxd you adleu But never ln our hearts shall we cease thlnlung of you 9 7 1 .. , ..... . .. . . , 1 . . , Q 1 1 - . y 1 1 . 1 1 . . 1 . V 1 . 1 . . . 1 1 . . ...nn Q . . . . . . u 11 , .nu Q 1 . ' 1 1 sa .11 1 g . . 1 1 . 1 1 . ,..... li Q 1 . 1 1 1 1 - 1 0 1 , . KV ff Mr. Neil J. Harkenrider In appreciation of the guidance he has given us, we dedicate the 1952 Red Jacket Trail , To Mr. Neil J. Harkenrider. Harlcie , as we fondly call him, has been ever mindful of our welfare, and we are grateful for his constant efforts to direct us into the proper courses of study. His sincerity and determination, tempered by his sense of humor, will long be remembered not only by this class, but by all classes. N'o , PD S 508195 2 vAxvxXS1 ' Tx f 4 5 SEXAXORS xi cv-5525 AcwIWW'S E1 XC5 5163 1-5,1 , W5 A 4 V if X ' XX oo' .. MW if Jk HS PEHI TE DE A very important person in the scheme of things at Red Jacket Central is Mr. john Loveless, who is the superintendent of our school. Everything that takes place must be approved by Mr. Loveless. He works very zealously, and with much success, we mifit add, to bring the best things to Red ,Iac et and to promote the best interests of education in our community. BU HD UF EDUEATIU Our loyal board members have much to con- sider and plan for in running this school. Their interest and cooperation make us proud to be under their jurisdiction. Through their constant efforts, c-frntralization has really taken roots in this community along the paths of modern and effective educational service. ' O l,. tri R-f Max nz: W' John Y Cro wells Pre Qld? , fiTO w iw Morris, UNM gibinrdtxer 30S Ph 0 l PHI CIP L Every moming between 8:25 and 8:30, the students of Red jacket Central are greeted by a friendly, amicable voice saying Good Morn- ing . This friendly phrase is typical of the man behind the mike.' Wir. Estes is the ty e of man who makes one wonder wiiy eople make life miserable and difiiicult by arguing and fighting. He believes solely in the democratic way of life and up- holds its practices to the limit. We, the students of Red Jacket, are in- deed fortunate to have such a kind, willing, and understanding man as our principal. f I X X -Ga fi f ti wb '- x,. Nir. Charles Spangle VICE-PRINCIPAL and GUIDANCE COUNSE LOR Nir. Douglas Estes PRINCIPAL VIEEQPHINEIPAL ANU GUIDANCE IIIIUNSELIIH This friendly smile is indicative of Wir. Spangle's helpfulness in stu- dent activities at H. J. C. His office is visited frequently by pupils of all age levels. He conscientiously strives to direct young people into careers for which they are best fitted toward the ultimate goal of attaining a measure of success and ha piness while performing a credit- ablae service to mankind. 7 QQ fxf, ,L , :R if: , if 'gk xl ,R ? E fs ,Q ws, ,L ,Q if Q 5 '-A' ga V--MM , f 8 s f QA 2225 wi gf. J? -, ,A 51 94- 45-X M' 5 lc ',i, L ,, M, au' Q7 'Ffa j1'v' . I 7,4 a 4 2 Q ,f- ig x 8 I av Mrs. Mlgaret Trapp STAFF SECRETARY 4, 3'- I ' . 'E hilip D' NAQEXQFEZX- L. L0 LBV Maine' ERS 1 macwm' Lesw' CUSTODIANS Charles Wylie and Lee Aldrich. 10 BUS DRN IQITHEH SERVICES . 5- 5 f .. 5. 1 xw n X A L. to R.: Mrs. Anna Broomfield, Mrs. Florence Miller, Mrs. Susan De1Gat!o, Mrs. Johanna Vcrhoven. CAFETERIA L LoR J Bonnell J DeBrock M Crowley .I Crowther OFFICERS use a if if af a,,'? D L to R Mlss Mary Amold Mr Nell Harken CLASS 11111952 Alas another class IS being graduated from the halls of Red Jacket Central which the have learned to love so much Deep rn thelr hearts they wrsh that they could start over agaln an enjoy so many of the pleasures which passed them hy on the way to the top They w1ll always retarn the fond memories which their school and everyone concerned wlth ll provxded for them and no matter how far or wxde-spread they may venture each and everyone of them at some time or another wrll retmn to hrs beloved Alma Mater Red Jacket Central School This rs a f1ne group-the members of whxch will soon he dispersed among a varxety of occupations and professions to whrch they may he expected to do credxt Arguments were not few nor far between but rather prevalent dunng the course of the C however, they subsided as qmckly as they arose and eventual harmony governed all major c asa ects Pm he Seniors carry the good wxll of the administration, the faculty, and the student body with them Whatever you may do, Semors or wherever you may go the doors of Red Jacket Central will always be open in welcome to you 12 VALEDICTORIAN 1' , 4, H:-, . ,asvvvlis Wh, . 4 , . . f 9 A JEAN BONNELL Absence makes the heart grow fender Band 1 2 3 4 Chorusl 2 Cheer leadmg 3 Smoke Slgnals 3 4 Pep Band I 3 4 Yearbook 4 Class Treas 4 Semor Play at , 4 WILLIAM O DONNELL Better late than never Band 1 2 3 4 Baseballl 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Student Senate I President 4 Presldent of Class 1 Vice Presldent 2 Latm Play 1 Spot lr t Band 2 3 4 Volleyball 2 3 4 Smoke S1gnals3 4 Boys State 3 Yelbook 4 Intramural Boxlng 4 EL SS UF1952 JOHN CROWTHER Robtnson Crusoe was glad to see Fnday come but not hal as glad as Iwas andl 2 Ch 1 fl 4- SALUTATORIAN -I Smoke Signals Productlon Manager ESSPA Conference 4 Spotllght Band 1 2 3 Vlce-Presldent 4 Yearbook Photo Editor 3 4 Student Council 4 Camera Club Sectional Solo 2 Mmstrel 3 Semor Play JOHN DeBROCK A armers lt e ts th tnest Class Presldent 4 Play 1 Smoke MONICA CROWLEY There s nothing as great as bemg an Irishman Srgnals 3 4 ,Ir Minstrel 3 Teen Play 1 Secretary 4 Bookstore 3 Reefs Play 2 -Q, Intramurals 2 3 4 Yearbook 4 com merclal Club 1 Senior Play PRESIDENT SECRETARY VICE PRESIDENT 13 VIRGINIA BROMLEY ROBERT BROOMI- IELD Be happy go-lucky Be a man about town Cheerleadmg 1 2 3 Chorusl 2 Soccerl Basketball 1 Baseball 4 F H A 3 Llbrary Club 2 3 ESSPA Cmference 4 Smoke Slgnals 4 Year book Fmanclal Mana er 4 Bookstore 3 4 Play 1 Semor lay IIL 55 UP 1952 FRANCIS CARNEY Wme women and song Soccer Agrlculture 2 Bowlmg 3 FA PAUL CIIRISTIANSEN Qutd dream? Verba me deftczunt. and1234Chorus123 Basketball 2 3 4 Football 2 4 Soccer 1 V1cePresxdent 2 Year book Editor 4 Oratoncal Contest 4 Latin Play 1 Smoke Signals 3 4 ESPA Conference 4 Spotllght Band 1 2, 4 Jr M1nstrel3 Gorham Sec- 3 4 Senlor Play 14 TERRY CI-IRISTI ANSEN Why should the dcutl have all the un? Bandl 2 3 4 Chorusl 3 4 Soc cerl Football 2 3 4 Baseballl 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 La ln Play l Smoke Slgnals Sports Edxtor 4 Yearbook Buslness Manager 4 Spotlight Band 4 Class President 3 Intramural Boxlng 4 Boys State 3 Senior Play I 1 E B . , , 9 . , , 4: tibnal haul 4g Band llibrarian 1, 2, . 1 D 1 s . . I 4 f I 11 Fo 1 a 4. , .' 1 1 1 4 1 1 l ' Q ' f I , Y : 7 I, 1, , S th 1 . I f ' 1 . 1 ' . 3 FLLEN CIRULLI NORMA DAWSON A good humor as always o Books are the keys to knowl value edge Yearbook 4 Health Club4 F H A 4 Bookstore 3 Intramurals WILLIAM DLAN Thzs us the unmest thang mn years B seball 1 2 3 4 Football 3 4 Bandl 2 3 4 Bowlmg 4 Soccer Basketball 1 Smoke Slgnals 4 Pep Band 2 3 4 3 CLASS UPI!-152 WILLIAM FLYNN Gee but that was a good book Smoke SlgIl8lS 3 All State 3 4 Llbrary Club 3 F' Il A 3 nra murals 4 Football 4 15 IUSTINI' GLOVER Live and let hue ILSSPA Conference 4 Band I 2 3 I-I A 4 Pres1dnt2 3 brary Club 1 4 Smoke Slgnals 3 Editor 4 Yearbook 4 Pep Band 1 3 4 Class Secretary 1 Latln Play 1 Student Council Secretary 4 O C S C A Representatlve 4 OTQIOYICBI Contest 3 4 Semor Play Q., A ll ,, . f ll Y, ' , , . 2: ,.4. . , , Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g I A ' I . 5 I. . . 3 Ilt 1 H ,L - f - - . H . . .H a 1 1 1 Q, rl 4Q F. . Q Q le ',,g,Li: '- , 4 1 1 -f' CHARI LNIL CWILT lllw has more un than people? Student Counul l 3 Chorue I 4 rarv Club l 'V 3 4 4 Smoke Slgnals 3 4 Yearbook 4 Senior Play 3 4 Cheerleader 2 3 4 Latln Play l NORVIA Il AYDI' 'V Silence rs the herghl o bore om Play I Chorus l Commercial Club I Intramurals 2 3 4' Llbrary Club 1 Senior Play 4 MARTHA ISSA Stall water runs deep Band I Intramurals 3 4 Llbrary Clubl 0131952 GLORIA .IARJOURA Vanety I5 the sp ce of lzfe Commercial Club 1 Health Service Club 4 Bookstore 3 4 Intramurals 2 3 4 Smoke SIQBIB4 PEGGY LOUHY Green ns a preuy color Commerclal Club 1 Band 1 Smoke Signals 4 Chorus 1 Yearbook 4 Intramurals 2 3 4 16 X U . 4 f In UA. ., . f - - , : A - , 9 'I I . . , A., , Q F. H- A. 3, ' Q A , 3 I ' ll ' ' - .ln 3 a S ' ' . U u - n WILLIAM MEEHAN Whoever mvented work should have jimshed st Baseball 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2, 3 Football 2, 3 Soccer I Smoke Srgnals 4 Yearbook 4 ,C l CLARA MISLEANY Love makes the world go round Commercral Club Secretary and Treasurer 1 Class Secretary 1 Class Treasurer 3 Smoke Signals 3 4 Cheerleader I 2 3 4 Yearbook 4 Intramurals 2 3 4 Senior Play 4 RUTH POWERS Be as care ree as a lark Student Council 2 Bookstore 4 F H A 2 Health Service Club 4 Smoke Slgnals 4 Yearbook 4 Intra- murals 4 IJF1952 JACK HOBYN A gentleman ts to be honored andl 2 3 4 Chorusl 2 83' ltBand1234Basebal4 17 HARRY E SCHLECHT .IR lulzus Caesar ts dead George Washmgton ts dead and I don t eel so well myself Football I Play I Snoke Srgnals 3 wg B Y I Y Q I 1 3, Basketball Ig Smoke Si als 4g Sfot- igh I v 1 Q ' fl f .lf ki ll . , , , , , ' : : I ., ' f ROBERT STAMBACH CLARENCE TIERNEY Mary had a ltttle Lamb but lm Don t wony about tt tomorrow s not tt. another day Baseballl 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 Football 2 3 4 Soccer 1 Yearbook 3 4 Football 2 4 Soccer 1 Volley 4 Chorus 3 Baseball 1 2, 4 Stu ball 1 2 3 Smoke Srgnals 4 Pe dent Council 3 Class Tbeas. 3 Band 1 2 3 4 Chorus 3 Yearboo Teenagers 3 Baseball Manager l orts Edxtor 4 Jr M1nstrel3 Band CLASS JOHN TWENTYFIVE Hold the fort Im commg Class Presldent 1 2 Football 1 2, 2 4 Bowlrng 3 4 Student Council President 3 Volleyball 2 3 Llbrary Club 2 WALTER Van CAESEELE Some thunk he s bash ul but most doubt LL' F'.F A.4 Playl HFIQSE ELSIE WILLIAMS The way to a mans heart ts through has stomach Chorus l Health Servxce Club 4 Bookstore 3 I 18 f 'tin 1 f , . Z 1 1 f , 3 S 3, 4g Basketball l: 2: 4g Baseball l, lllz, 3, 4. ' ' ' 3 1 A. ' 3 . ' 5 71 . , ' 7 f l - . I NEVA WYLIE ' Love as grand ' Health Service Club 4, Chorus 1 Bookstore 3 i x Q.: gqzg Q 4, A Qi 2,5 ff wi 1 rf 'fb 'I' 5 1 5 ' They're off again. A f if 'i'- F v.,4 Qin 4 ' .QL Q21 V ' ' Y ' '- '23 I wr-if N W' ,W n., V fl W,- .zw .fre IW' M gb 'i I F I , ifwzyiva' VP' -W, '1 ' AFM '44 U 4 W .f , f 4' ga K4 ,w 2'f'.,,,f:,4l, f A My KQV, L QA yy, f, 1.4 ff, ' ,z 4 5 K, - N. '31- A 0 C1 52 5 f 7 . .f .Q EE? E ,Y Y, Y H' 413 J 'DIE' Back Row, L. to R.: O. Lush, N. Holtz, L. Boisvert, L. Walbridge, J. Doody, H. Crowley, W. Scheemaker, J. Cerlock, F. Gerlock, N. Pierce, G. Pa pert, G. Bolan, B. Van Orman, G. Button, F. Verhoven. 'Middle Row: B. Hayes, S. Ellis, N. Poillon, M. Cfersbach, G. Schroo, F. DeVelder, H. Pettrone, A. Fairchild, N. Vienna, O. Huober, R. Whittaker, L. Bradford, S. H de. Front Row: S. Perry, J. Bartholomew, E. Chrysler, G. Weaver, P. Lannon, J. Cianfoni, P. Herman, N. Curtis, E. Stambach, M. Halton, J. Schrader. A fortress of ardent Juniors inhabit the halls of Red Jacket Central. We acknowledge this joyful class as one of competence and dependability. Their spirit and vitality behind their excellent ideas characterize them from others. With advice and encouragement from our faculty, they display a tremendous prom- ise for the future. Whatever goal is to be attained the attain it. When help is needed they offer their as- sistance. Is such vigor overdone? The answer is to the contrary. School to them is a serious episode in one s life which must be taken seriously and acted ucpon studiously. The experience an efficiency of their two advisors, Mr. Brooks and Mr. Ceise, are appre- ciated by the Junior Class for providing them a happy and successful year. Standing, L. to R.:-Maureen Halton, Mr. Edward Brooks Joyce Cianfoni. Seated: Marie Gersbach, Mr. John Ceise, Norma Vienna. EL OFFICERS AND ADVISORS 22 . Norma Vienna Marie Cersbacb Joyce Cianfoni Maureen Halton Edward Brooks Mr. John Geise 131. 5511121954 -D f I . fun . , IE, ' 'Q' ig The Class of '54 is one of the most prom- j f ' ising examples of worthy citizens of Red A 4.,,',' Jacket Central. 'Ihe class is well represented F 1 'Af ,gf 1 - in sports, band, chorus, and numerous other , ' Vgfff ,' , W ' extracurricular activities. It is sure to be a N ' , ' .2 , M jf, 42' -' credit to the school if it is luck enou to be - L ,W Y f 4 1 1W ggi ef , ff, , I 4 V W' f I Kes ' A Ive . ' ' ' f -W Egg' ij kept under the control of their advisors, Miss ,, , Woods and Mr. Contant. I i A ' W They've leamed from lannmg parties 'f , 44 f through wasted eighth periodg that parliamen- V ' ' ' it 'f Y A ff , 1 ,KW tary procedure is essential in any type of , - M M' ' ,, M M , 'N organization. The chose the ideal officers in , ' ' ' Francis Walker, Dan O'Donnell, Don Geise, U , A , and Carl Romieser. So far they have lanned A 1 and carried out a Christmas party, Iliayride, and Vic dance, but just wait until next year L. to R.: C. Romieser, F. Walker, D. O'Donnell, and they'll be leading the pack. D. Ceise. OFFICERS AND ADVISORS President ............ Francis Walker Vice-President . . . . Daniel O'Donnell Secretary .... . . . Donald Geise Treasurer . . . . . . Carl Romieser Advisor . . . . . Miss Woods Advisor . . . . Mr. Contant Fourth Row, L. to R.: N. Hogan, A. Hurlburt, V. DelGatto, G. Hall, H. Howell, G. Owens, J. Hudson, D. Parker, R. Madsen, E. Fish, R. Potter, D. Webster, R. Geise, R. Clark, C. Romieser. Third Row: J. Philley, P. R an, S. Stambach, L. Angeline, H. Whittaker, D. Ellis, T. Crowther, L. West, B. Draper, E. Diazio, A. johnson, S. Peters, C. Volpe. Second Row: D. johnson, S. Manion, S. Vienna, S. Warfield, M. giomieser, L. Leone, S. Betz, J. Galbreth. First Row: J. Ross, V. Ross, M. Geise, I. Liberati, F. Walker, . Ceise. ir. .gi ,,.,4 I .. 4' .wbif ' sl Back Row, L. to R.: H. Webster, D. Deyo, R. Haymond, B. D'Arduini, H. Saddler, T. Nicholsan, E. Hess- ney, J. Howell, G. Repsher, L. Nudd, E. Wasson, J. Boardman, J. Fitzpatrick, J. Conlin, R. Hennan, J. VanNorman, J. Hickey. Third Row: A. Vanderwall, E. Dallachiesa, E. Miles, D. Lush, V. Pierce, L. Vanderwall, M. Hudson, M. McCarthy, J. Howell, D. Walker, P. Poillon, J. Ruebens, J. Hessney, M. Tumey, W. DeVey. Second Row: L. Nudd, M. Bolan, P. Aldrich, J. McNally, V. White, B. Curtis, H. Covemor, M. Manion, J. Pulling, R. Williams, P. Cilligan. First Row: C. Reed, M. Pappert, A. Saddler, P. Lisai, S. Corino, D. Carney, L. Lush, R. Warfield, A. Liberati. We have about 60 students enrolled in the two homerooms. At the beginning of the year, we elected Elwin Wasson as class president, Philip Al- drich, vice-president, Ann Vanderwall, secre- tary, Eileen Dallachiesa, treasurer, and Mar- garet Freeland and Jim Hickey as student council representatives. We also chose Miss Johnson and Mr. Markello as our class ad- visors. We have been well re resented in sports with Lyle Lush, Bob l-rerman, and Bemie D'Arduini playing football and Lyle Lush, Elwin Wasson, Bemie D'Arduini, Jim Board- man, and Bob Herman playing basketball. Mary Manion and Eileen Dallachiesa helped raise the school spirit at the games with their cheerleading. Mary Manion has also kept the student body well acquainted with the Fresh- men with her biographies in Smoke Signals. We have all had a happy and prosperous year in our novice semester in high school and hope sincerely that our ensuing three years will be as beneficial as this one. EL 55 UF 1955 I.. to R.: Miss Johnson, E. Dallachiesa, A. Vander wall, Mr. Markello, P. Aldrich, E. Wasson. OFFICERS AND ADVISORS President ............ Elwin Wasson Vice-President . . . . . . Philip Aldrich Secretary ..... . . Ann Vanderwall Treasurer . . . . Eileen Dallachiesa A dvisor . . .... Miss Johnson Advisor .... Mr. Markello 4-fi, fa A?-'.. . A, 2 W 2 ' , 4, N ,ww W, 9 X 44 . 11,1 MM Q 1 SQ :aff If 1 53.2. AQ, , ,M R5 . ' su' A K x V ' ' fr 49: HV ,Q f. -QT war '54 J A5 1 , fr !F,x4 . -.4 'W bf av . . ,Z .,,, f M , W K , I . , P Ae A , sf 4 . ,g 1 -. . ' 1 X 1. - f '35 ' X sf 5 , s fw,ffz1 ff! i 5 1 Q s ' Q , iff? 'wi M:l,...pf ' 3 m ,y 4.gym ' .ri Kr ! Y My 5' K 3 4 ' ff' ' v Y 1' . Y ' -'f T 4' ', ' ' 'T' f' ' 'X ' : . N535 Q M 4- , X.- ' 5' ' 'Q X 4:31 1 A n W , ,Wi . A agfw if ff . X 3, ,,,f ug: 1 Q Q f, 1 , aw M I, L, Yiwu? Y ,wh If - f , N . X , ! 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A - , ,J if 4 mr 44 , W , gf: ff 9 31.5 lf 4- r QA 6914 X , ff? 1 A -:' Lf ,S Back Row, L. to R.: L. Sheldon, M. Vassello, R. Clark, C. Bag- shaw, M. Nessinger, C. Wright, B. Diazio, J. Maine, G. Shel on, L. lzzo, H. Tuttle, H. Castle, D. Fish. Next Row: V. Issac, S. MacMillian, S. Elliott, M. O'Con- nor, A. Colburn, C. Procko, C. Blaisdell, D. Crisci. Next Row: T. Pardinton, H. DeMay, C. Volpe, G. MacMillan, H. Kaczer- waske. Absent M. Volpe, P. Repsher, R. Walton, R. Hawkes, W. Eddinger, K. Schultze, S. Rinehimer, G. Dadson, R. Schwartz, K. Crowell. A. M. in KINDEH- BAHTEN Back Row, I.. Lo R.: D. Miller, IC. Habberfield, F. johnson, J. Lytle, L. Burgess, W. Hirsch, W. Parker, J. Sliker, V. Sparks. Next Row: C. Skyner, T. llcHrock, M. Heed, V. Coll, lil. Contant, C. Wasbom, D. Pres- ton K. Warren, S. Stinson, C. Daugherty, C. Stambach. Next Row: S. Lohr, J. Doley, A. Coon, M. Abbott, P A Poillon, l.. Holtz, Y. Lannon, G. Malloy. Next Row: N. Schaefer, R. Halstead, L. Barra, li. Welch, J. White, L. Jenson, ,I. Adams. Absent: H. Clark, M. Davis, H. Williams, D. Miles. Teacher: Mrs. Halstead. DISTRICT ual Rm., I,. lu Rn fl. llc-May, llf-lr'-y, Nl. Yan lions-l. ,Sf-1-wx-I Run' I . ll'-Nlay, ml. ll:-Slay, QI. flillu!-.. Thzrfl Run ' K. Van llurtvl, Mrs. Nlaiy oungs, I.. Min llnrtvl. 30 1 Live ' 4, ' r 46 W -4+ 'Q' ' fum- Mguqi: H 4' 5 - Q uf 5 ' i A ' f 1 M , , W Q i1 fm'-wvpyq 5 , ' ' ! f, A m , , A Y ai ' ' ff: . 'W 55 ,.,..,, , U V , '55 my 5 : . 1 'ki ' A, A ,w -, f , -:I 1 V '?. Q . W x . 5, 1 W . . 4 . 123 , ffm-'w22i :waz - A ' 3 wil -,1'j':, A , N , ,, Vg. 3 H ' ,.f . V . . 1 f .122 ' f f- A '9' ' A ,Li ka... . Y s p, H ,f ,tg - - , I .5 ' una ,- i . I, ii, - Mrs. Ruth Lamphier HBH JACKET TH!-lIL 1952 Perhaps one of the busiest of our faculty members is our advisor to Red jacket Trail, Mrs. Ruth Lamphier. This year, not only has she been of invaluable aid to us, the staff of Red Jacket Trail, but she also was very busy donating much of her time and efforts to make the Senior play a huge success. Mrs. Lamphier is almost entirely respon- sible for this year's novel, prodi 'ous school annual. She is the one who ensues the members of the staff, checking that they have done their work or that their work will be completed in time to meet the deadlines. The entire staff of this book would now like to pay tribute to you, Mrs. Lamphier, for your unsung time and efforts which you unselfishly con- tributed, that the reminiscence of this school year of ours might be more greatly enjoyed through this publication. er Seated: .GW ' 1. cmastiwsen' 1 hier ch. am? ' ba ADVISOR neu, N!'S',kexx, R- W g n Do W- 0 C . 0 Bromlcgdsg Amol . V R.- . gens . L- w Chrisllan' Swndmfljiey, P. wt- CW I .- Y L M,-.mu fi . Q 5 1 X it N if 1 it N 2 Terry and Paul Christiansen. BUSINESS MANAGER AND EDITOR al ..n ,' The task of editing a school annual, which will prove satis- factory to everyone concerned, is an enormous duty and a ponderous burden for each and every member of the staff. The effort strenuated by these eople is far eater than imagined, but their work is done, per aps with muc oppression but with great efficiency. This job re ires complete and harmonious cooperation between the staf , advisor, and teachers. In our estimation, this year's publication had this cooperation, and we feel that it will be quite a long time before a school annual will be edited in a superior or more excellent manner than this 33 one was, not ong' in appearance, but in the work contributed by the members of e sta in making it a success. ng RED JA CKE 7' CENTRAL IWAIVCHESTIR 1V Y 'TP Standing, L. to R.: C. Tierney, Mr. H. Contant, J. Robyn, J. Clover, C. - Gwilt, J. Bonnell, N. Curtis, M. Crowley, Mrs. R. Lamphier, G. Owens, .--, I . T. Christiansen, J. DeBrock, C. Misleany. Seated: S. Perry, A. Vander- wall, M. L. Manion, V. Bromley, P. Christiansen, G. Jarjoura, R. Powers. A great deal of progress has been made this year by the conscientious workers of the Smoke Signals Staff. Converting from a magazine effect of last year, it became a strict newspaper carryin headlines, name plate and three coiiumns. The begin- ning of the year, the paper was our class roject, as we were studyin Journalism. During the first part 0? the year, Justine Clover, Editor: Virginia Bromley, Business Managerg Paul Christiansen, Editor of the Yearbook and John Crowther, Photog- raphy liditor of the Yearbook attend- ed the New York State Scholastic Press Association meeting at Syra- cuse, accompanied hy Mrs. Ruth Lamphier. Much was learned there. After twenty week tests, the ad- visors, Mrs. Lamphier and Mr. Harold Contant, came to find out who was really interested in the paper, as Journalism was dropped, and the paper was on its own. It continued to come out every week due to the dili- gence of a few members of the staff, especially Peggy Loury, head typist. The Editor 34 .ft Justine Glover Editor-in-Chief H .G . EIBKSQ so R0w'w3 LIBHAHY EL H Unde' the faithful and undeb standing guidance of Miss Pauline Shortall, the Red Jacket Central library club has fluctuated very consistent- ly and ascended to one of the most active organizations of the school. In order to hold membership in this organiza- tion, it is necessary to com- plete certain projects assiined to you, and in general, elp accomplish any work in the library which Miss Shortall wishes to have done. Keep up the good work kidsl Seated, L. to R.: J. Schrader, A. Johnson, G. Owens, R. Parker, R. Madsen, D. Johnson. First Row: Miss Shortall, P. Poillon, J. Galhreth, R. Whittaker, T. Crowther J Clover Second Row E Miles 9 n . .' . ' , D- Ellis, G. Miller. S. Vienna, S. Peters. F.P.fl.8 F. H. A. If the halls of Red Jacket were ever visited b a stranger, he might in uire what those rancid odors were which penetrated are corridors, especiallty on the third floor. His answer would probably he, ' Oh, it's just our girls in the Homemaking classes cooking f?l a meal for someone. In all seriousness, girls, it some times is a very pleasant smell. io' ' . 'X ' son- Q. .ve c',1.10b' 1.-ff-1 , - Sumbschi.!-03,996 oiu0,gDD.ngcbxess guna' Sh. Gvl3g:ngeserL?Yka,i4::gi L w R., Lihghgwgiiizrt-I R,3w3A'Qg.,ixy. v. ow ' wild' Ason' Qing' ew ' BoCl'R :Y-Clow-5' .V SB Y B' ' I ,,,...o?ij H.gf:B:L,sxg::'Qf angie. Yew. S- Y 9. 50 as mfagangh F. P. A. Back Row, L. no R..- W. Median, F. Carney, J, Howells J- Cerlock, R. Parker. R- Madsen, H. Howell- Middle Row: S. Clark, J. Philly, B. Hayes, 1. Pulling, S. Ellis, R. Clark, N. Holtz, Mr. Paulus. Front Row: J. Hudson, R. Whittaker, H. Crowley, W. VanCaeseele, F. Gerlock. as 0' Wu oz 1f':f1e1 ' -lil 1, 41144 C fIII1ll!ffQ7 DRIVER EDUCATION R3Q'l?RRNSVl0RTl'l.lltQ ! l.YW PM L. to R.: Mr. Geise, C. Misleany, B. Meehan, B. Hayes, W. Van- Caeseele. HEALTH CLINIC Our guess is that these girls maintain hi h standards of hy- giene and tgat above all things else their motto is cleanliness, for Mrs. Macomber is a paragon of that ualit . How she abhors dirt and ldispells germs! We appre- ciate the service she renders to our school. L. zo R.: I.. Lush, R. Clark. R- Parker, Mr. Natoli. With the aid of the microm- eter, you are able to adjust the diameter of the cylinder. L. Ln R.: li. Dellachiesa, Mrs. Perry, P. Ryan,E. Diazio, S. Manion, 1. Howell, B. Chrysler. 36 'Pai IIHIVEH TRAINING Pedestrians beware. The basic fundamentals of operating amotor vehicle are being taught for the first time in R. J. C. S. in coordination with thousands of schools in the nation with the ultimate purpose that the roads of America will no longer be the graveyard of the country, but rather a place of enjoyment once again. Hats off to you, Mr. Geisel b6aaIoHelPfU ,0f 'd' lil' I' Seated: H. Powers. Standing: Mrs. Macomber, N. Wylie E. Williams, E. Cirulli, G. jarjoura. What a treat is in store for our faculty! These girls, under the capable instruction of Mrs. Perry, are not only adept at cooking and sewing, but at the fine art of interior decorating as well. HIIMEMI-IHINB STUDY HALL Mr. Brooks must have them hypnotized! L. 'to R.: N. Curtis, N. Holtz, Miss Coughlen, R. Whittaker, H. Howell, R. Broomfield. HT EL B If you had used a shade darker green, the color would have been more real- istic. You can do it if you only try. -. 451030 R' N J. Bod! J. D' nnell- cody. gn' F D Corea, e-Ve! ' W Fder ' 1 yUl:' cg Bglan I CHEM L B Twice a week those brilliant chemistry students convene in the laboratory to perform e-me-riments. If you are roaming the halls during the third eriod and you become asphyx- iated gy penetrating odors, do not be alarmed, for it's only Nliss Arnold's little geniuses at workf Van Onfflss 817, 37 x Q-M. zfi ,Lv f F ,.Lgg,,, J, - si My ,,31:1:u A an Q .5 QV- wg F' 1, g . , 'iv gpg wsgad, , zulyvjeve cf ,hz-L KW X, 1 ,Q fl' Vg, A V Eg! X 5 ,' 44.. -33 My. XP -riff? -'L ' f -- 15131, ' ,K 4,2435 Emi, 'rf' ' Jiif 1 ,fi V ' 730,3- 4, ma g Q1 iffazf if - V mme' ,J '5-, Q 155' ' 3 -'mv 1'5- 3 ' f wf F v N ' : fin . James -125 . W ' ' L-ar R nf fu 1 'blwagiff' ' 4,14 ivfdliffr K,...,l.7 , 4 ..N ,V ,yr i T, .--fp'-'-1-9 Q :uv-if . .f 3 il iff: f ntntqff' 383 'Y , -',. if it V' 'Y , 1 . s N, , 7 ry, 4 K 1?'f V f . ' '-Sf, , . Q f 4 15 , N157 A 53m'ZW:.fki5L Yi 5 .f.,,1.,N.-ww, ' iixgdwahff , fa W1-:Qagw WA f'1SAlH!.j, ff? Q' Q' , 815 Q I gal -50 fi fit: I Fw. f . 'an- P Chg-150 o ws -u vmbrifmecomilvief P Y-Gxhzalcz' G Doo3Y l' 4 R ' sbac uuwbach Gei9e 3 ise Mr er .M Getqhnslm S Y F erhoevegq RPONOB L Wes' B Lgnnon larsl! ROW: 35 M1309 'ge px gone Wye e f e 5 aw L to RCh?xsg315en wwwlm S l,0tl:S0 Ga 'ers LCkl:'c:le' S wax POW' saaxev T 0 WS T Y R0 'Sel1 weave' B sen H Yalfchxm Second Row Swmbach CU' S 01:50, R umfxfhip ne 'Q,anP Evwaefwal N 0 owns S Y M Haw' S Vmma pew! Betz xomew S Baflho 6+-WTA get Miss Mary Holdforth DIRECTOR bl MfEf53?iTl'I'Z? VARSITY IIHUIH teaching! ThlS year the Varsity Cholr has approxx matel seventy members Chou' is open to all quall led people who are sincere ln their efforts to sm and who are willing to absorb criticism an use it to good advantages Througxout the year many practice hours have een spent in preparin our Christmas and State Contest progams gllghllght of the Christmas program was Fred Wanngs ar rangement of Song of Christmas In the annual State Contest the Choir sang Grade V music-a challenge to any hx school must cal or anization Accompanxst for the Choir again itis year was Miss Clara johnson W the students would like to pay special recognition to Miss Holdlorth for really dom a magnificent job in her nowire year o Ffth R L t R K h ll A S dl :Hu sis: R Eaymond Hinge e a er our Row P Conno P 111 J nz eine H Sadler 8sS0n else D De o Lxsa Van gqfm R lfirfle J Sadler Hay On Pozllon Clan on J eubens B o fm J Cal re M u son P Crowther Llhs A .Sche er per McCHr y owel anders J Farrell abberfzeld ome1ser D Lush 7' 1rdR0w Terqzsk A anderwall W DeVay S Vzenna ba ele F est albndge M Turner eters P urls Stambac S zeld Debock lillac zesa n D Hof 'hd-I1 econd ow N Mzslzcbenko Boardman B W d M Maman Na y B urns zeld J us M Mc ally L White Fzrszl? erendeen B Lenz: Wy e J Mc Ow N Boardman S Brown C EHUHLS hon' th'-ous t hard tes been worlflgi Stfteroclgfecff us has e II fo nousy has bee ,ch0' n Grad d labo E1l1S Much The junE'ntennS gave woginz. M155 anylng. the Yearly' membegrs rendlu all nlne k of aCCOmp e0Ple en. elf h ualxlY of I ms mmY P . hel' . from so ther- : e fl helgful ggen sajnffrkingfoge m0S re aS- .ng all P1e?Suu1eir Smg' joylng F'-vol 41 'inc' hrintine Ellis MisEc?oMPAN'ST A 1 Pfyvf' ' u 'Y ,Q .j ,1iiggi4 Q, ,L 'f Y 5 ' , 'M 4, .3 Ig- gg f 3 51 A A ' uh,-'H 1' 1 f!'1i'. , ' a J , , A 9 Mvg ,, W W 'Z 2, , Q 7 ? Z Q . ff af 4 F L ' , L N- 3 ' I W, ' 'fy K, Q . S , ff I f ' ' z' J K , ff' K swf, ' fi' ', K' 'Q -- Ss . , .nv Q' .. ffffl R f '11 - i f , , . A fg isggigg, 3532? Q A ' - f .1 M 5+ . ,.,, W in 4 Slandmg L toR S Stambach C Gwllt M sq Gersbach Kneelmg C Mlsleany M Halton, A. johnson VARSITY ron l Banholom to R M L Man The mam Job of these slx cheerleaders IS to promote good sportsmanshlp and to cheer the team on to vlctory You dxd a f1ne Job girls and along w1t.h your good looks you certamly were an msplratxon to the play ers Heres hoplng that next years squad w l 1 be just as pleasant and robust' Eeme meenxe mmey mo Let s catch opponent by the toe Let them holler let them scream But we ll show them That we ve got the TEA-MY lon! l Clan E Dallachxesa P Herman ew' JUNKOR VARSITY T Crowdlef M lss Barbara Woods The bask b CHEERLEADING CO et all games of the ,I W were cet ACH r amly very excxtmg and EHEEHLEADEH5 'me gms 'em 'h e team a boost w1t.h thexr loyal . , C . - .. Y 1 Q ' ' . , I . A , .. . X ,7 I f. ' i I D . Y i N' I 7 I Q ' Q - - . , I '- -'J gb .J I . . ,I t. ' , . -.' u 1 ' . ' I v ' f l 9 ' fi' . - 5 , - - ,Il 0 3 ' K. 3 A at-,Q 1. H Q ' V f A , L E . pw 'Aw f ' ' ,Q 1 i ' K, Il , Y X , h . .' . 4 ' ' I 1 , . , ' ' O l L. U . Q , . support. Nice g0lDg g1rlsV f 4 ' g ' 1 val I' l ,I Q E' I lx -' V i f' 5 ' 5 , TVZQ' 4 4' V N J 5 ,K A. if 4.4 1 - if v ' 4 2? Q up 9,4 . Emi: f 4-NM if 59' fu, G, 16 4 3-val'-J 1 fx 'Q Q, p . l.ffg:' ,-. s. Y 1. fe- J an V , f Standing, L. to R.: J. Twenty-five, T. Christiansen, P. Christiansen, G. Bolan Mr. Izzo, R. Stambach, C. Tiemey, W. Meehan. Kneeling: V. Ross 0. Lush B. Van Orman, M. Geise, D. Geise, J. Hudson. AHSITY BASKETB LL . Although this year's.edition.of Red Jacket Central's basketball team did not com ile a record to match its two predecessors, it definitely possessed a powaful potential which far beliedp its season record of eight wins and eight defeats. When our team was hitting ', no quintet in the league could hope to -come out on top. This fact was particularly in evidence during the first Naples contest. Naples, who later went on to whi Victor th l h ' ' p e eague c amplons, was a recognized cage power, a d h es d t th for Red Jacket. Yet the local five took the floor and completely outclassednits tbrppoiisimiiaifffltivinnliniz hyandilly and leading by as many as 25 points, late in the third quarter. But when we were down , ' nothing seemed to go right for our guys. This SCHEDULE was clearly shown in Red Jacket's second Red Jacket Victor game with Honeoye, as we barely managed to l Red Jacket Rushville eke out a three point win over our victory l Red jacket Honeoye famished opposition. Adding also to the Red Jacket Clifton Springs creation of our seemingly mediocre record L Red jacket Gorham were the many injuries which plagued us. Two - Red Jacket Bloomfield of our regular starters, and top players, in- ' Red Jacket Naples cidentally, were out at different times for a l Red Jacket Phelps total of six games. Red Jacket has a bright Red jackeg Vicwr outlook for next year, thougm, since so many Red jackey, Rughville Sophomores and Juniors played such excellent 1 Red Jacket Houeoye ball for this season's Varsity, counteracting 1 Red jacket Clifton Springs the loss of five Senior players via graduation. 7 Red Jacket Gorham Also, many of the Jay Vee players showed , Red Jacket Bloomfield fine ability, and will definite y aid R. J. C. 5 Red Jacket Naples in its future basketball endeavors. ' Red jacket Phelps Good luck, Coach Izzo, may your time and effort be rewarded by many, many hard work- ing and cooperative court men. 1 VARSITY I MZTIU W1 ' SCHEDULE Red Jacket 25 Victor Red Jacket 46 Rushville Red Jacket 43 Hmeoye Red Jacket 62 Clifton Springs Red Jacket 43 Gorham Red Jacket 28 Bloomfield Red Jacket 28 Naples Red Jacket 18 Phelps Red Jacket 26 Victor Red Jacket 49 Rushville Red Jacket 47 Honeoye Red Jacket 43 Clifton Springs Red Jacket 58 Gorham Red Jacket 50 Bloomfield Red Jacket 14 Naples Red Jacket 35 Phelps 47 221.6 E J , gy ij 12? 1': , a.f', 4 a 2 Standin , L. to R.: Mr. Markello, G. Owens, H. Crowley, E. Wasson, J. Boardman J. Doodgf, B. D'Arduini, C. Romeiser, Mr. Brooks. Kneeling: P. Gilligan, L. Lush N. Hogan, F. Walker, J. Ross, M. Pappert. Bill Homer O'Dmnell Pitcher With last vear's infield retuming almost intact and many promising 'rookies tuming out, it appears that R. J. C. may be successful in their endeavor. B SEB!-lI.'I. Slallding L 5'.TQerlock, Jf0HlEaggloa3:h lgzzo, P, Christian ' w.enfY-five. Kn 3 f eBf0ck, E, W sen' R- Siamba h Coach Sanford Izzo M' Case, F. w lk eel 'g- P- Cilli assonf H- Sadler C ' J' Bohm. coach Edward Brooks. a er, D. Gelse J gall, C, Han N n B. Vanorm ' - Ross. ' ' Hogan, B. D'Ardn.-P' un, Having already won the league championdxi two con- secutive years, Red jacket's baseball team is lzmoking for- ward to continuing this splendid record again this season. CHARLES M GARDNER Q CO Wholesale Bookseller Scranton, Pa IRA T MORRIS Coach Street Garage, Inc Canandaigua N Y Lmcoln Mercury Dealership Guaranteed Used Cars New and Used Typewnters Phone 77 W Add M hx Rentals mgalezc ncSi:1-vice Wm VanAken Ken Champlm Phone 853 or 8031 Canandaigua N Y Best of Luck Canandaigua Greenhouses Earl T Atkinson Phone 560 Canandangua For a Career ln Professional Nursmg Apply to The Dnrector of Nurses Deaconess Hospital School of Nursing 563 Riley Street Buffalo 8 N Y PECK HARDWARE CO Delta SL Stanley Power Tools China Gnfts Glassware Canandalgua Phone 29 1 Congratulatxons Class of 1952 KOLKO PAPER CO INC Box 508 -Baker 5808 440 Ormond St Rochester N Y CROWN Jewelry 156 South Mann Street Canandalgua N Y Phone 439 W If we cant Guarantee nt we don t sell xt ' ' WAYNE DRUGS 124 So Maln Tel 614 Canandaigua Where your dollar has more cents Best Wxshes from A FRIEND GOOD SCHOOLS GOOD TEACHERS GOOD STLDENTS MAKE GOOD CITIZENS Your Gas 8: Electric Co 50 Best Wlshes to the Class of 1952 SHADDOCK S SHOE STORE 178 So Mann Street Canandaigua Dry Goods Ready to Wear Canandaigua New York DeGRAFF S BOOK STORE 68 So Mann Street Phone 607 Canandalgua N I I Q , . . - , l 0 p . 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I 1 7 ' Y ' n r y . 3 , . . . . , .Y. 5 HOTEL CANANDAIGUA Canandalgua New York Let us sewe your class banquets W ellmgton E Fnfield Proprletor Telephone 970 D 8: L PAINT STORE Wallpaper Palnts Glass Mirrors 203 So Mam St Canandangua Best Wlshes from F H McELWEE AND SON Funeral Directors Quality Fumlture Mam Street Canandaigua ELLIS HARDWARE 8: PAINT STORE Canandalgua Hardware Sporting Goods SHENKMAN S Men s and Boys Store INORMA SHOP Ladles Apparel Davidson s Shoes for the whole family Canandalgua N CANFIELD 8: MOORE Commercial ob Prmtmg Phone 575 J 911 Niagara St Canandalgua N Y Gunsmlthmg Optical Repalrs Custom Loadlng Freeman Brothers Sporting Goods Duck and Bob 396 Lake St Cor Route 20 and E Lake Rd Telephone 1611 Canandaxgua N Y MURPHY S TIRE SERVICE Battenes Tractor Car Tmck Recappmg C OIHPIIHR nts of W F EXCELL Power Farm Equipment Cananadalgua N Y slxcxsrg SEEIATES TIIE SICKETT GE AGENCY i mayb cuwnmeu un vonx an nouns nun A U A. Phon CANALI S GLASS SHOP Auto Glass Set Whlle U Want Mirrors Window Glass Curved Windshields- l538 Canandaigua N Y Jsvnlar and Sl rsmith 1-- 0 CANANDAIGUA at 1 7 - Y . ' r v Q g 0 ' l V Q , ' 9 . . ' V ' 7 . . . , . . 3 - A 2 , , .Y. ' v - x I 1 1 I P 1. 1 ' n , . Q , T- --I x . . - . . Q 1 ' x - l I O 0 G6 ' 79 I . . . . . , , , ' ' 3 . . , . . 1 k , 1 . - - . , 1 . 1 . r 1. I - ear 9 , T' C , . 'pil . , I Vi' j 1 A- 1 1 1,1 1 4 ' I l'Xr.a2: LJ- 'I I l I I '-' 1-- 51 FRANK J SEELEY Store of 1000 Palrs of Pants Canandaigua IN X A W WHITE INC Dodge I lx mouth Dodge Trucks Sales 8. Seruee Canandzngua IN Y BOATS and MOTORS WALDORF BOAT CO City Pler Canandal ua Y RED JACKET SALES 390 Lalte St Canandalgua N Phone 883 A Complete Mustcal Service Hickey s Muslc Store 330 E State St Ithaca IN Y Phone 4 ll0l But XM ht rom ALICE R FARRELL WN omen s Apparel Canandangua N Y But Wlsht to Class of 1952 M H FISHMAN CO INC Balten 8. Niarltet Lake St Canandaigua N Open Ixemngs and Sundaxs ROBBINS MOTOR PARTS It holesale Auto Parts 5-I0 South Nlam St Phone 1462 Canandaigua IN Y Canandaigua Surplus Outlet 55 So Mann St Canandaigua GREEN FRONT RESTAURANT Real Itallan Spaghetti F Pollmem Prop 30 Niagara St Canandalgua N Y Phone 681 R FOX FARM IMPLEMENT CORPORATION Your International Harxester Dealer Parts 8. Seruce one 1466 Canandaigua 'N Y Thomas Phillips Corporation Oldsmobile C adlllae I NK Truelts C8l'liIllCl'llgll'l 'N Y lie t Vishu to Class of 1912 DEWEY S JEWELRY Diamonds Watches ew elrw Phone 98lR Canandaigua SICK S FLOWERS 501 So 'Ham St Canandaigua 52 I , . X 9 , 0 .K , Iv. I. Y . . , . - 1 . , I. . ' 'A , '. . . I . . I I 2 's 'sf I I yr Z I 0 ' Y ' I 'g , N. . I - - ,7 ,,, ,7,,,7,,,, ,, ,,,, L ,.,-,.. up .5 I ' . ' ' , .Y. ' . . ., . Best Wishes from . lv v A v X . I I Q . . Q l ' K , .Y. ' . . if? ,O,,,ODLLLLLLO ,, I , I,I,,, ,,,,,,ALI. . ,C . I . . .. ' 1 I . . 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M VVELD Iyerythmq for the Home II RINITI RF I INDFRTAKINC Clifton Sprnngs News York ay Phone 29 Night Pn'me EDWIN T MURPHY eweler Chfton Springs CARUSO S RESTAURA We Cater to Parties and W eddmgs Steaks Chops Sea Foods Itahan Amerncan Dishes Best WN lshes from WALTER WEGMAN WEST AVENUE DINER Cood Food at All Hours Al Albrecht Proprletor West Avenue Canandangua When you uslt Clifton Springs Shop at Coldsworthy s C omplxments of Tomlinson 53 . , . . I ' r W - P t . Y' . , C C , l ' 5 I I A Il - 2 I 21 1 ' ' ' -I x s .. 1 'FIT y , . W. I . L D Canandaigua, N. Y. 158 Lake St. Phone 961-R Canandaigua, N. Y LLLLLCLLLLLL Deere sess C CIILSILSCSSISCCSC I so Ls I T i ' . 313 ' , '. . Qi, .aaaa A L E aaaa a LLaa ,ELELSLLLLLLUL L aLa rcLca C at La S l 1 I 3 4 l ' . , , y , l Y ' li. 3 RIGNEY PONTIAC New and Used Cars - Sales and Service Phone 148 325-329 So. Main St. Canandaigua. N. Y. BURKE'S SENECA RESTAURANT Specializing in Steaks, Chops and Sea Food Full Course Dinners, SL85 169 So. Main St. Canandaigua, N. Y. The lklusic Center of Western New York LEVIS MUSIC STORE 33 So. Ave. 412 E. Niain St. Rochester, N. Y. HOFFMAN S DRY CLEANERS and Three Day laundry Service and Rug Cleaning Phone 246 R 99W So Main Canandaigua New York Congratulations and licst VN'ishcs GWF HOMES CORP Stop In See Our New Homes Phone 241 R Ontario Countys Largest Home Builders 38 So Main Street Canandaigua N Y Congratulations Class of 1952 FRANCIS LAMPHIER Mary F Chambers Shortsvllle New York Congratulations from B B Brown School ackets and Award Sweaters For uality Service and a price to fit your budget call RUBY S Rochesters Spalding Store 857 Clinton Ave So Rochester, N Complxments Adams Bowling Hall Canandaigua N Y Palmyra Chamber of Commerce Palnnra New York Preasa Mottelo Compliment of The Tremco Manufacturing Company E LLOYD WALKER Clc eland Ohio Niastxc Specialities Paints Enamels QHQFS Protech e Coatings for Maintenance and Construction Representatl e lx R Bucknam Phone Hillside 1372 36 Northumberland Rd Main at Phoenix Canandaigua N Y Rochester 18 New York ! - . ' St. . , ' . , . . . 7 J ' . '. ' . Q , 9 , . ' ., . K . Y. l ' 1 , . . 1 1 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '52 N ., , V ' . S . . '. . 1 . ' .V ' . : ' ' . 5 - A 'v : '. . l 54 LYNN GILLIGAN Men s Wear Shortsvxlle Congratulatlons to Class of 72 CLUB 21 Dmmg Dancmg Good Food R T Schaefer Proprietor Mam Street Shortsvnlle Best Wxshes from SHORTSVILLE MOTORS Used Cars Canandangua St Shortsvnlle Best Wxshes from HERENDEEN BROS Hardware Plumbmg 8: Heating Phone 155 Shortsvxlle N 9' Papec Forage Harvesters Also HAY CHOPPER SILO FII LERS CROP BLOWERS ENSILAC E CUTTERS HAMMERMILLS FEED MIXERS Papec Machme Company SHORTSVILLE N Y Best NN lshes from STATE BANK of SHORTSVILLE Mam Street Shortsvllle RADIOS TOYS NOVELTIES PAINTS LAMPS PHONE 38.1 SHORTSVILLE N Y RL I- to HF ROY FARNSWORTH INC Authorized Chevrolet Oldsmobile Sales and Servlce Palmy ra Street Shortsvllle lie t N1 ht s from RED JACKET TELEPHONE C0 Shortsvxlle 8. 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EMERY 'Ihe Corner Store Sealtest Ice Cream Main Street Sl1OI'lSW llle Congratulations to the Cla of 32 CHILD S SERVICE STATION Phone 43 Canandalgua Street Shortsvllle BEST MSHES TO THE CLASS or 2 THE VILLAGE RESTAURANT Frank and Frances Bogoly 2 Water Street Shortsvllle Best Xhshcs to the Class of J2 MALEY S GROCERY Empire State Plckllng Manufacturers of Sllwer Floss Sauerkraut Phelps Shortsvllle Gorham Stewart Chapman Colllslon Servlce Chfton Spnngs N Y Best Wlshes from John Gllllgan Best Xhshcs from M E 8: R V HIXON Coal and Lumber Bunlders Hardware Cement KLAY LOHM FARM Purebred Shorthorn Cattle Certified Seed Grams Wheat Oats Barley Howard Potter Owner Shortsvllle New York JOSEPH H KELEHER Watchmaker Watch Repaxrs All Types jeweled Watches Phone 143 R Booth Street Phone ll Shortsulle Complnnt nts PIONEER THRESHER 66 East Nlam Street Shortsvxlle B W SLOCUM S DRUG STORE Blue Boy Ice Cream 'Siam Street Shortsvllle BARRY Foon MARKET E Devnes, 5' Dann 25. 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