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

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1954 volume:

xx .--A nga 'wwe ,.f' 'Yun' 5414395-X Q. - ,159 A -v,gv I . 4. vb i .Iffv9 -. ' , , ' ,Af ,mv 4, -, o v . fffffffr ' gf X 3? ',, ' AVA, 4, , - Z V, ,px A If f 4 fgfffu . 1 ,4 '! L s X N ar Q ' g X X X in -,-,,,,,,.,, ........-- -ig Q. s J ,g. -G I. F Hnmupm-MH i , Q . b I 4 V 3 L Q, r 35533 Q w I 4 , i NOTICE! You are invited to share an intimate glimpse of the trail which .i 1 the young people of this community follow through the stages of elemen- if J tary and secondary school education. y Into this trail, converge many by- ' paths, each one directed toward some phase of physical, mental, social, or moral development. Here are embedded the footprints 4,Vp:,, ' 1 of some 845 students, varying in , sl Tlipy pj,!o ages from 5-195 10 administratorsg it 41 faculty membersg and 17 other adults engaged in daily service to the school. 1 He r e too, though le s s di stinc t, ', but extremely vital, are the def- inite prints of parents and friends 1 who help us constantly along the way toward our ultimate distination-- 1 p that of preparation for embarking as 'o good citizens upon a more complex thoroughfare--the road to be travelled in adult living. ? ff S 3'fe-aff fs W nztrm 21 JT LW ,ml in V Q L 'X -t I . .,' I ..l ,.1xGA z sir' ......l..-.fy Iiwwra vvze--ffl' mtv-w L MISS CLARA M. JOHNSON Elmira College, A. B. Middlebury College, A. M. ibeckca fion Because of our respect for her high scholastic standards and our admiration of her fine cultural attributes, we the members of the Class of '54, respectfully dedicate this issue of Red Jacket Trail to Miss Clara Johnson. ' This is Miss Johnson's twentieth year of teaching in our vicinity. She is best known by students in class rooms of French, Latin, and English, and at the piano as accompanist for choral groups. Her versatility extends itself into community living as she donates generously of her time and talents to church affairs and activities of the Eastern Star and Rebekah Lodges, as well as other clubs and local organizations. In her travels, which include two trips to Europe, Miss Johnson has visited points of interest in several countries, has sojourned in many of the picturesque islands, and has toured the United States and Canada extensively. She records the highlights of these tours in photographic slides in color and fluently accompanies the projection of each in a most interesting fashion with detailed descriptive accounts, which enable the viewer to share her experiences. Miss Johnson is an exponent of routine, order and careful planning. She succeeds in attaining goals which she sets for herself by rigidly adhering to the means by which they may be achieved. As yet we have heard of no plans which Miss Johnson may be contemplating for travel through space , however, we do know that she expects to spend two years on a trip around the world when she has retired from her profession. In expressing our hopes for Miss Johnson's future success and happiness, it seems most fitting that we say merely, BON VUYAGEL' A, ,. Ve . , WI V fff?1fVhz1f4gfff:gifiifiigggiiif1:gV'i2fi:Vg M 55233ng,lfiwffk?5f5'li?f,!fx-W?-E Q' :Vw 1SVfsfVf,VfV,VVfVfs-1531 4 11?5:1fiseVfVf2E?UiilV-EfsisQ12 V, . gig.gJVV,gr'fi54f1LVgi,Vg? 5g'm:V,:,gi',,fNEiSff1gfag gh 'X '11 :lei ':5i5?iQ?::EiJxr1V75?5??fV,LVV5 .QM jV,,'E,ff?rf:' L his ' 'E'I1fi:1z-EQHEUW VF-w , ,, . 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I' 3 E 3 4 u l ulaerinfenclenf We pause to pay tribute to our superintendent, Mr. John Loveless, whose accomplishments and friendly smile have become synonymous with the Second Supervisory District of Ontario County. MR. JOHN E. LOVELESS Eurail of glclucafion It is the working together of many minds, the combination of much labor, and the determination of great efforts to a good cause that have culminated in the successful educational leadership at Red Jacket Central School. Many thanks to these men whose forethought assures us of adequate guidance in our travels along the trail. STANDING: Mr. Max Morris, Mr. Neil Harkenrider, Mr. Daniel Chapman. SEATED: Mr. Joseph Volpe, Mr. Paul Gersbach, Mr. Albert Crowley, Mr. Browning Crowell, Dr. John Crowther. ABSENT: Mr. George Glover. PRINCIPAL---Mr. I-Iarkenrider, or Harky , as we affectionately call him, has served us formerly as teacher in Math and Physics, Now he has assumed the duties of principal of Red Jacket, and we are proud to have graduated under the leadership of this kind, understanding, progressive and energetic gentlemen. He leaves to us this messageg The best road to success is hard work and modest living. The class of '54 has my best wishes for success and happiness, GUIDANCE COUNSELOR- --Doc tot, lawyer, merchant, chief? Mr. Spangle guides the students in our school along the proper paths of learning, so that they may intelligently prepare them- selves for their life-time careers. SECRETARY---From typewriter to file, VICE-PRINCIPAL---Mr. Contant, who from telephone to counter, Mrs. Jones was our Commercial teacher last year, busily serves many people in the office is now busier than ever with his new at Red Jacket. We trust that this, her post as Vice-Principal, He shares Mr. first year, has been a pleasant one. Harkinrider's responsibilities and is an extremely capable and likable young administrator 7 rimary acu fy Shown with Miss Angeline are: Mickey Howell, Beverly Sanders, Albert Tuttle, Betty VanNorman, Betty DeSeyn. LEFT TO RIGHT. SITTING: Mrs. Rita Oney, Mrs. Ruth Fish, Mrs Mary Halsted, Mrs. Mildred Brooks, Miss Catherine Shelly, Miss Doris Shaw STANDING: Mrs. Ruth Cooley, Mrs. Pluma Emerson, Mrs. Jane Cunron Mrs. Mary Girard, Mrs. Mary Barrows. Miss Mary Lou Angeline, a newcomer to the faculty, conducts classes both in Shortsville and Manchester. She is identified with no particular grade, but assists approximately fgoj pupils with reading projects. Linen iafy QCU LEFT TO RIGHT. SITTING: Miss Edith Dayton, Mr. Carl Bracey, Miss Clemma Strong. STANDING: Mrs. Marie Galbraith, Miss Eunice Mills, Mrs. Grace Clark. With these teachers scattered in two build- ings, we seldom see them all. Under their expert guidance we started the trail and now come to the end. We will always remember each of them in a special way. Their untiring efforts and patience impart- ed to us the necessary knowledge to make us good students and citizens. A.. A, M, CLASS ROLL: B. Boardman, J, Bogaerd, B. Boisvert, M. Chapman, J. Clark, R, Cole, S, colf, L. Collett, G, Cooley, B, Dangler, L, DeMay, S, Dewey, J. DeVoll, B, Downs, B, Eagley, S, Free- land, J. Goodell, G, Granger, R, Heald, R, Herendeen, J. Hood, D. Howell, D, Kaczerwaski, A, King, C, Liberty, P, Lyons, P, Malotte, J. Maine, R, Marsa, T. Martin, C, Misleany, B, Moses, R, Mosher, J, Natoli, J. Newcomer, S, Piettopaolo, J. Potter, L, Record, I, Reed, N, Reed, J, Roat, M. Rush, J. Russell, B, Sheldon, G. Walton, B, Whittaker. D ' .!Gl'L6!0I'gClI'tel'L P. M, CLASS ROLL: N. Barra, J, Barry, J. Burgess, D, Carr, P. Cianfoni, M. Col- burn, T. Collett, T, Cook, J. Crisci, D, Dawson, S, Draper, J. Elliott, S, Elliott S, Glover, B. Hansen, G, Haskins, C. Howell, W. Huxley, K. Jarjouri, R, Jones, himer, G, Ruggles, D. Sheets, P. Skyner, J. Smead, E, Smith, F, Vanderwall, A, VanEtten, K. Volpe, C, Warrilow, T, Wood, T, Wright. ABSENT: L, Burlew, G, White. L. McCullum, P, Mosher, R, Mumby, D, Olrnstead, G, Pratt, S. Radley, J, Rine- 5 AT BOOK: L. Van Caeseele. F. TO B., FIRST ROW: P. Abbott, L. Johnson, J. Twenty-five, T. VanEtten. SECOND ROW: K. Andrews, L. Marsa, E. Christiansen, D. Gibbs. THIRD ROW: C. Hayes, I. Jones, D. North, M. Misleany. FOURTH ROW: I. Del Gotto, M. O'Hearn, I. Bounds. SIXTH ROW: S. Heckathome, T. Reish, H. Sheldon, J. Eddinger, C. Vanderwall, L. Barra, J. Doley. STANDING, L. TO R.: R. Snyder, D. Shepard, P. Boardman, C. Lyons, J. Potter, D. Miles, A. Stanley, P. Manion, V. Bracey, L. Frank, R. Williams, F. Johnson, C. Van Norman, M. Record, E. Granger, I. VerStringh, R. Allen, L. DeVries. jifdf Qin e x S CIRCLE, L. TO R.: G. Lush, L. Parmele, L. Eddinger, D. Bredesen, M. Nurse, W. Holtz, R. Record. STANDING. BEHIND PICTURE: L. Main, J. Russell, D. Loury, K. Gallahan. L. TO R. FIRST ROW: I. O'Hearn, L. Koch, R. Cianfoni, T. Frederick. SECOND ROW: L. Nudd, L. Lisai, I. Pardington, L. Cook. THIRD ROW: J. Cottrell, C. Crowell, M. Pettrone, S. Parker. STANDING, L. TO R.: L. Jensen, V. Kunes, R. Baker, R. Toft, P. Stamback, P. Furnish, E. Newcombe, R. Moses, C. Steward, W. Dangler, B. Sparks, L. Loy, B. Abbott, C. Smith, F. Hudson, I. Ernissee, N. Zader, B. Newcomer, R. Prober, K. Heald, K. Schaeffer. 57.i3'Tf? A . llil 3 Q 2 r n, .1 . , ,,. Q, . J I . W5-sf, jf- S 5 3 1 1 FRONT TO BACK, STANDING: D. Miller, H. De May, R. Halsted, J. White, D. Gibbs, R. Freeland, G. Welch, M. Volpe, K. Schultze, C. Wright, D. Pollot, R. Walton, A. Haynes, D. Preston, T. Vienna, L. Twenty-Five. SEATED FIRST ROW: E. Welch, E. Habberfield, L. Hood. SECOND ROW: J. Sliker, C. Procko, L. Burgess, S. Stinson, T. De- Brock. THIRD ROW: C. Blaisdell, R. Wright, R. Clark, Y. Lannon, J. Adams. FOURTH ROW: C. Volpe, V. Colf, W. Parker, K. Crowell, L. Holtz. QC 0116! QTMIQ BOTTOM ROW, L. TO R.: M. Girard, J. Parato, R. Kaczerwaski, V. Isaac, R. Clark, N. Schaefer, T. Pardington. SECOND ROW: G. MacMillan, D. Crisci, J. Vanderwall, R. Donner, A. Colburn, S. Elliott, S. MacMillan. THIRD ROW: V. Sparks, M. Davis, G. Kavanaugh, R. Hawkes, S. Oney, M. Poillon, C. Bagshaw, N. Allen, lvl. Abbott, B. Diazio, M. Nessinger, D. Hayes. FOURTH ROW: G. Sheldon, R. Castle, R. Schwartz, F. Record, C. Stambach, C. Childs, E. Contant, D. Fish, L. Heald, R. Verstringe, M. Reed, G. Skyner. 7 . L. TOR., FIRST ROW: C. Schrader, K. Main, S. Allen, C. Loss, L. Baroody, W. Smith, J. DelGatto. SECOND ROW: M. Frank, J. Herendeen, A. Van Norman, L. Nudd, C. Verhoeven, H. Sheets, J. Dowdle. THIRD ROW: P. Hessney, M. Decker, R. Hudson, E. Corino, A. Ventura, B. Glover, B. Holtz, G. Delvlay, L. Castle, G. Isaac, C. Stinson, J. Russell, K. Burgess. FOURTH ROW: R. Bounds, O. Perdue, W. Royston, M. Zader, N. Chappelle, D. Cianfoni, S. Cobb, P. Heckathorn, R. Hyde, T. Ryan, L. Rice, R. Haynes, D. Bolton, B. Record. jkircl Qifacle L. TO R., BACK ROW: B. Ragoza, R. Smith, T. DeVries, D. Williams, R. Chapman, C. DeVoll, R. Bounds, H. Hall, B. Warren, R. Vanderwall, J. Redfield. THIRD ROW: P. Wood, C, Toft, E. Howell, K. Olmstead, A. DelGatto, D. Drost, J. Proper, L. Rush, E. Geer, E. Houle, S. North. SECOND ROW: K. Millerd, E. Kirker, S. Gwilt, S. Minute, D. Bastian, T. Skyner, N. Gallahan. FIRST ROW: M. Van Bortel, D. Kavanaugh, T. McGuire R. Collins, K. Schrader, C. Van Norman, P. Schultze. AT GLOBE: D. Tennity. F. TO B. FRONT ROW: K. Brown, I. Russell. SECOND ROW: I. Greth, D. Loy, P. O'Connor, T. Vanderwall, L. DeMay. THIRD ROW: R. Hood, E. Clark, E. Johnson, L. Poole, M. Howell, L. Fish, P. Cobb. FOURTH ROW: H. Perryman, B. Girard, T. Hudson, K. Herendeen, C. Berlew, L. Warren, J. Preston, S. Saltzer. FIFTH ROW: R. Brott, N. Vanderwall, J. Liberty, D. Elliot, L. Campbell, G. Groat, A. Sparks. STANDING: M. Reed, B. Miller, B. Green, N. Mincer, G. Sky- ner, C. Boardman, B. Romeiser, B. Morgan. p ...MA Qmle F. TO B. FIRST ROW: G. Hall, S. Stambach, T. Quackenbush, R. Cirrulli, J. Lee, B. VanNorman, G. Reed. SECOND ROW: R. VerStringh, S. Stambach, M. Corino, T. Boardman, D. Walters, E. Freeland, R. Carson. THIRD ROW: A. Ferguson, J. Englehart, L. Miller, M. Dobbler, I. Gilfus, R. Johnson. FOURTH ROW: B. Betz, L. Schaefer, D. ,Record, S. Madsen, B. Freeland. FIFTH ROW: D. Habberfield, C. Ohmstead. STANDING: A. Tuttle C. Brown, B. Galbraith, B. Rorneiser, J. Bolan, Beverly Sanders, E. Stambach, D. Toft, L. Liberati, Kenneth Rush, J. Myhill, G. Romeiser. Ell- F, TO B, FIRST ROW: D, Johnson, T, Crowell, B, Palma, T, Fogarty, L, Chapman, I, Eddinger, D, Lyons. SECOND ROW: J. Rolston, R, Pronti, P. Moyer, E, Reed, P, Bredesen, E. Holtz, B, Hud- son. THIRD ROW: C. Bounds, K, Royston, I. Perdue, J, DeVo1I, W, Skyner, A, Corino, R, Ciardi, FOURTH ROW: W, Chrysler, J. Castle, K, Keukelaar, C. Nichols, L, Clark, R. Vanderwall B, Gers bach. STANDING D, VanKirk, J. Aldrich, J. Barnard. ABSENT: K, Sehroder, C, Maslyn, all gt, e TO B, FIRST ROW: R, Miller, W, Boardman, L, Bukolt, C. Hessney, G, Roat, Clark, H, Radley. SECOND ROW: M, Davis, S, Rolston, R, Clark, D, Lawrence, McCarthy, M. Stanley, D, Crowther, THIRD ROW: J. Ryan, G, VanEttan, Warren, G, Ciardi, G, Hulbert. FOURTH ROW: N, Bogaly, C. Wright, C, Hill, Van Caeseele, C. Andrews, V, Newcombe. STANDING: D, Isaac, J. Lenzi, Smith, J, Elliott, W, Hayward, P. Coyne, N. Brown, T, Hessney, N3 . I , 1 Yt MW M 1. b ' A A I Pug lv 'E' ap I , 4 i N Nl x -1 -as x '5 s'f 5' 1 4 . 'Egg , SM ' - . , 5 , ., , 4- g-oo fr ' y '- . is M Z gy' . 4 Q ' IX! , - 5' , in A i hx ix v 5 fx: a. Q' Y . s X, ' F7 I' 1 -Q- . , wr f . X . K. xl. in 4 u - 4 X Q . x ll -4' , 6 E V ff - .5 ..4:!,.:' my 5 X.. A , 119 N., g g W' .a ,, . Q, 4' , R x 1' fi' X 1 1? . 5 f J , 4 X 4 W -L -fv ' mf' f+ -Ln-, wr E f xx I I f ai? 5 C-11 5 '- , l 5 ,W - ' ' mv 4 F' ' A Q an gif Y ' 1, 2.3 Of Q f '2w '+-wvsiw , V Q , ' 'W 1 X 5y55,,,4 , X ,rkkkrz In .47 V 'Zn , ,gg wx , ., I 5 1- W B N 65. ... , vf:fmX .y f u Q ling -2 X S U 1- ., .A W X . ' ?ffT,'r -1- 1 'N' M, Y .S W.. ,,g7.f,f, ?4.x., ' W wr N O J ' f 'I Q if-4,,ag5 , A4 4 A ,V r Suv W A, , ' 0. A id f Q Q 5-. . . N wb 4 13 1 ' H Aff 15, Q 1, N 'Q , V W,f..., W. :fb- J as I '- 5 f If, ,. Walw- f gm, ,- , 4 c MM. ,Q .. f , ' . , , '- - - Y- 1' - H gp.Q,y4,:x. 3' V535-L-V g , I r Y ,, , 4,4 ,,. ,W W ,kd .M '-P - . 1 '45 1 5 ,Z NWN' 'T Q , v 25' Vw.-1 iii' 'V Q - enior E 6 3400! gacu fy SEATED: Mrs. Elsie Perry, Cornell University, B. S.g Mrs. Doris Macomber, Keuka Collegeg Mrs. Barbara Twenty- Five, Cortland State Teachers College, B.S. g Mrs. Rose Mary Williams, Brockport State Teachers'. ROW 1: Mr. Joseph Natoli, Oswego State Teachers Collegeg Miss Mary Arnold, Keuka College, B.S. Ed. M. g Mrs. Ruth Lamphier, Uni- versity of Rochester, B. A. g Miss Christine Ellis, William Smith College, B.A. g Miss Pauline Shortall, Albany State Teachers' College, A,B,g Miss Clara Johnson, Elmira College, B,A, , M,A. STANDING: Mr. Fred Linsner, Ithaca College, B.S., Miss Clara Mertz, Mrs. Lois Mc Fadden, Syracuse University, A.B,g Mr. Robert Saltzer, Cornell Uni- versity, B.S.g Mr. Robert Brown, Albany State Teachers, B, A. M,A,g Mr. James Strause, Indiana University, B.S. , B, M. E, g Mr. Edward Brooks, University of Rochester, A, B, g Miss Joan Taylert, Nazareth College, B, A.g Miss Elizabeth Connaughton, Nazareth College, B.S. ABSENT WHEN PICTURE WAS TAKEN: Mr. Valentine Anzalone, Fredonia State Teachers B, S, DRIVER TRAINING: Mr. John Geise, S. Manion, I. Carroll. i -qv: Q INDUSTRIAL SHOP: L. TO R.: R. Williams, J. Van Norman, Mr Joseph Natoli, F. Van Norman. AG. SHOP: L. TO R.: D. Parker, R. Madsen, J. Pulling Mr. Robert Saltzer. CHEMISTRY: L, TO R., BACK: C. Romeiser, B. Potter. FRONT: A. Liberati, P. Aldrich. J. Board- man, E. Dallachiesa, Miss Mary Arnold. HOME MAKING: L. TO R.:B. Keyes, E, Diazio, Mrs. Elsie Perry, L. Angeline, S. Vienna, E. Collett, V. Pierce, P. Ryan. 9 . eruicea CAFETERIA STAFF: L. TO R.: Mrs. Susan DelGatto, Mrs. Johanna Verhoeven, Mrs. Florence Miller, Mrs. Anna Broomfield. TT' BUS DRIVERS: Mr. Lester Maine, Mr. Laverne Fish. ABSENT: Ray Barry, Mr. John Parmelee, W. Howell, F. Chrysler. IANITOR: Shortsville Building: Mr. Loren Robyn JANITORS: Manchester Building, Mrs. Frances Governor, Mr. Charles Wylie, Mr. Lee Aldrich. PROIECTIONISTS: Philip Aldrich, Edward Fish, James Boardman, Carl Blood, Roger Clark, James Sadler. LEFT TO RIGHT. FIRST ROW: J. Perry, D. Baroody, R. Hadden, C. Ross, D. Iaus, J. Kaczerwaski, R, Schaefer, R. Reed, S. Schaefer, D, Keyes, J. Del Gatto, B. Ternisky. SECOND ROW: R, Main, J. Crisci, J. Vanderwall, P, Reubens, H, Smith, D. Gwilt, R. Groat, J, Draper, R. Boardman, Rodney Bounds, M. Stambach, J. Cook, J. Allen, M. Sheets, L, Smith. THIRD:ROW: A. Clark, B, Warfield, L. Bolton, A, Olmstead, T. Warren, L. Nudd, G. Potter, Y. Olmstead, D. Collins, D. Parmele, D. Moyer, G. Gilbert, S. Markello, R. Fish, J. Tennity, FOURTH ROW: R. Cramer, D. DeVoll, C. Newcombe, N. Romeiser, C. Whittaker, P. Coleman, C. Rogoza, R. Owens, D. Williams, A, Diazio, T. West, J, Castle, K. Adams, B. Jones, B. Miles, unior LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: E. Boisvert, P. Fogarty, B. Holtz, G. Bortel, C. Abbott, G. Skyner, L. Main, I. Fair, R. Pollot. SECOND ROW: G. Rodney, D. Lawrence, M, Bond, P. Englehart, J, Rich, J. Freeland, P. Barry, S. Barnard, J. Toney, L. Wright, S. Ross, B. Smith, R. Hawes, J. Farrell. THIRD ROW: A. Clark, A. Ciralli, J. Schroo, G. Blaisdell, H. Freeland, L. Lannon, B. Blood, S. Brown, B. Wood, P. Coleman, J, Dallachiesa, J. Bolan, J. O'Donnel1. FOURTH ROW: C. Blood, B. Chappelle, R. Mortier, J, Williams, J, Collett, K. Chappelle, J. Stambach, C. Trickey, S. Fish, J, Cobb, C. Stambach, J. Vanderwall, T, Russell, P, Campbell. 2 The Freshmen have done a good job of ad- justing themselves to high school life. Under the guidance of Miss Johnson and Mrs. Twenty- five, they are planning to have a vic dance. The upper classmen usually get the best of the ing. They are well represented in band and chorus and have three representatives on the J. V. basketball team and three on the cheerleading squads. N Miss Johnson, adviser: Judy Curtis, sec'yg Priscilla Brort, vice-pres: Mrs. mm Twentyfive, adviser: Nancy Warfield, Ireas. Dale Huffman, pres, 1 f X X . P25 ITLQFL , LEFT TO RIGHT. TOP ROW: D, Classen, M, Mumby, J. Sadler, P, Crowther, C, Parker, F, Gersbach, D, Orr, A. Scheernaker, D, Payne, J. Howell, G, Maine, L, De Brock. SECOND ROW: H. Van Norman, Mr.Boarkman, E. Romeiser, B. Walbridge, F. West, M, Schraeder, D, Reed, M, Farrell, E. Collet, M. McNally, B. Wylie. BOTTOM ROW: N. Boardman, M. Ternisky, P. Brott, N, Warfield, A, Mink, L, White, D. Huffman, J. Curtis, B. Lenz. extracurricular program, but their turn is com- Not Too Young, Not Too Old, Not Too Shy, Not Too Bold, These are the Sophomores and as the ditty says, they are just a bit beyond the Freshman stage of inexpe rience, yet they have not ac- quired the Wisdom of the .Tuniors and Seniors. We have been Well represented in both sports and all phases of music. We would like to express our appreciation to our advisors, Miss Connaughton and Mr. Brooks. STANDING: Miss Connaughton, Advisor: SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: P, Curtis, President, S, Allen, Secretary, Mr. Brooks, Advisorg M, Gersbach, V. President, E, Hotchkiss, Treasurer, A+. Eb .Sip 0l'l'l0l 8:f BOTTOM ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: V. Loss, J. Halton, P. Curtis, M. Groat, S, Allen, E. Hotchkiss, S. Mallaber, R, Schaefer: SECOND ROW: C. Groat, R, White, A. Cianfoni, N, Hall, E, Hayden, E, I-Ierendeen, M. Pappert, J. Reubens, V. Reed, L. Schaefer, THIRD ROW: R. Williams, M. Taylor, M. Gershbach, I. VanOrman, E. Newcombe, B. Condon, J, Pulling, M. Blaisedell, K. VanOrman, D.Carney. LEFT TO RIGHT. TOP ROW: J. VanNorman, R, Warfield, D, Deyo, B. D'Arduini, E. Hessney, I, Conlon, E. Wasson, J. Boardman, P. Aldrich, M, Bolan, A. Liberati, G, Reed, L, Lush. SECOND ROW: A. Vanderwall, D. Lush, D. Gallahan, E. Miles, M. McCarthy, P, Poillon, V. Pierce, J. Reubens, D, Walker, W. DeVey, J, Carroll, S, Corino, THIRD ROW: H. Governor, J. Bowers, M. L. Manion, J. Hessney, E, Dallachiesa, J. McNally, B, Curtis, M. Freeland. unions LEFT TO RIGHT: J. McNally, Treasurerg D. Galla- han, Secretary, D. Deyo, Presidentg J, Boardman, V. Presidentg Mr. Brown, Adviser. Ula! At the pre sent writing, the number of juniors is identical to that of the Senior Class. These people will take our places next year, increasing their class activities and sponsoring several financial projects. We bequeath to them the fine cooperation which we have enjoyed from our many fine friends in this community. These juniors, as a group, have a fine scholas- tic rating and participate in rnanyextra-curricular activities, Their president and vice-president, Don Deyo, and .Tim Boardman respectively, hold the two highest offices in the Student Council, only with titles in reverse according Jim the honor of being president Best of luck to our successors-- members of the Class of '55, eniom l l enior ada Ummm anal ,fdcbifierfi SEATED: Gary Hall, Treasurer, Bernadine Keyes, Secretary, Richard Geise, President, Francis Walker, Vice-presidentg Charles Volpe, Student Council Representative. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Ruth Lamphier, Mr. Harold Contant, Miss Mary Arnold, Advisors. THIRD ROW: Emily Diazio, Student Council, Color Guard, James Ross, Flag bearer: Patricia Ryan, Historian, and color guard. 26 Ze Cslnior C 61,55 O! 1954 VHLEDIUTURIHII SHlUTHTORIHH ER LOUISE WEST THERESA CROWTH Terry stands at the head of our class, Though silent and subtle she gets things done. Versatility reigns in this fair lass. Louise is admired by everyone. Chorus 2 4- Intramurals 1 2 3, Newspaper 3, Student Council, Treasurer 2, Cheerleader , , . . 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1,2, 3,4, ESSPA 4, Yearbook, Business Manager 4, Photography 4, Girls State 3, F.H.A. Treasurer and Secre- Club' 3, ESSPA 4, Bowling 3, Play Crew 4, tary 2, 3, OCSCA 2, Yearbook, Editor-in- Magazine Campaign 4. chief 4, NYSSMA 2,3,4, Play Crew 4, Library Club 2, 3, Senior Ball Queen 4, Harmonettes 2, 3, 4. Z7 LUCY ANGELINE Her ambitions are very great, She'1l succeed at any rate. ROGER CLARK Up from the meadows fresh with hay, He surely has a winning way. EMILY D1Azio Emily Diazio will soon be a bride, In the homemaking arts we know she'll take pride. 194 F.H, A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Newspaper 4, Teenagers 1, 2, Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 4, Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Play crew 4, Year- book 4, Library Club 2, 3, 4. Intramurals 1, 2, Chorus 1, F. F, A, 1,2,3,4, F.F.A. Basket- ball 3, F,F,A, Baseball 3, Rifle club vice-president 4. Cheerleader 1, Vice-president 1, F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, F.H.A. president 2, Library club presi- dent 3, Student council 3, 4, Secretary 3, Bowling l,2,4, Play crew 4, Chorus 4, Cafe- teria 2,3, Newspaper 4, O.C, S.C.A. 3, Bookstore 2,4, In- tramurals 1,4. Chorus 1,2, 3,4, Band1,2, 3, 4 F.H.A. 1,2,3, Library club 1, 2, Cheerleader 1, I-Iarmonettes 2,3,4, Senior news reporter, Bowling 3, 4, Senior play 4, N.Y. S. S. M, A. 3, Teenagers 1, 2. Bookstore 3, Chorus 4, News- paper 4, Ping Pong 3, Senior play 4, Bowling 2,3,4, Base- ball manager 1, Football 3,4, Baseball 2,3,4, Teenagersl, Teenspot 4, Bowling Team. Newspaper 4, Library club 2, N.Y. S,S, M.A, 3, Band 1,2, 3,4, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Intra- murals 2, Teenagers 1,2, Teenspot 3, Harmonettes 2, 3.4, Red Jacket Aires 4, Play crew 4, Bowling 3, Sectional band 1, 2. SALLY BETZ Sally's not so very tall, but precious things are always small. VINCENT DEL GATTO I know that we shall never see, a bowler quite as good as he. BEVERLY DRAPER My love is like the sea, As changeable and free. 1954 F.F.A. 3,45 F.F.A. Basket- ball 45 Play cast 45 Projec- tionist 2,3,4. Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Newspaper 45 Class Officer 1,25 Chorus 1,2,3,4g Red Jacket Aires 45 N.Y. S.S, M, A. 4. Class president 3,45 Band l,2, 3,43 Chorus l,2,3,45 Student Council President 35 Senior Play 45 Newspaper 45Al1State 3,4: N.Y.S.S.M.A. 4: O.C.S C.A. 35 Red Jacket Aires 45 Basketball 2,3,45 Football 2, 3,45 Bowling 2,3,45 Baseball 3, 4. Chorus l,2,3,4g Red Jacket Aires 45 F.H,A. 3,45 Intra- murals 45 Library Club 1, 2, 35 N,Y.S.S,M,A, 25 Har- monettes 2 , 35 Photography Club 35 Teenspot 45 Play Usher 4. Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2,3, 45 Red Jacket Aires 45 N.Y. S.S. M, A, 3, 45 Newspaper 45 Teenspot45 Play Crew 4. Football 45 Basketball Mgr. 25 N.Y,S,S.M.A. 35 Chorus 1,2, 3,45 Yearbook 45 Band 2, 3,45 Library Club 1, 2,3,45 Teen- agers 1,25 Play Crew 45 Rifle Club 45 Teenspot 4. JOAN GALBRAITH Joanie is quiet, perhaps a bit shy5 A perfect lady, no one can deny. MAYNARD GEISE ' Well does he dribble, and pass the sphere. A very clever basketeer. RICHARD GEISE PHILIP GILHGAN Born to be a leader was he A great fi1ib11SIeI. we all He guided the class expertly 2 9 declare- Someday we'11 see him as our mayor. GARY HALL He'l1 only ask for two special mates, A five dollar bill and his roller skates. ALAN HURLBURT He speaketh not and yet there is conversation in his eyes. I954 Bowling League 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, Band 3,4, Secretary-Treas- urer Stamp Club 3, President Stamp Club 4, Class Treasurer 4, Star Salesman 4, Newspaper 4, Bowling team 4, Teenspot 4. Star Salesman of Magazines 4. Band 3, Chorus 1,2, F,I-l,A, l,2,3, Library Club 1,2,3, Play Cast 4, Bowling 3,4, Star Salesman 4, Treasurer F.H.A. 1, Secretary F,H.A. 3, Newspaper 4, Intramurals 3, Cafeteria 4, Teenagers 1,2. Chorus 1,2, Sports Mgr. 2, Bowling 2,3, F.F.A, Secre- ' tary 2,4, Newspaper 4, F.F, A, Basketball 4, Play Cast4. Cheerleader 1,2, 3,4, Intra- murals 1,2, 3, Yearbook 4, Newspaper 2,4, Library Club 2, 3, F.H. A. 1,2, 3, Bowling 2,3,4, F.H.A, Secretary 1, Teenspot 3, Band 1, 2, 3,4, Rifle Club 4, N.Y,S.S,M,A, 1,2,3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Play Cast 4, Health Club 4, Har- monettes 2,3, 4, Star Sales- man 4, Sr. Ball Queen 3, Teenagers 1,2. Transfer Student, Newspaper 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Class Secre- tary 3,4, Chorus 3,4, Esspa Conference 4, Bowling 3, 4, Play Crew 4, F.H.A. 3,Har- monettes 4. JACK HUDSON Iack's friends are many indeed, for an introduction there 's no need. ANN JOHNSON A mark of distinction is Ann's white hair, In every class project she does her share. DONNA JOHNSON BERNADINE KEYES Steady and quiet, Gay, carefree, full of fun, 8 Smile Ih8I'S bright. 3 0 she is liked by everyone. Donna is our shinning light. LUCY LEONE She's serious, giggly, silent, and gay, We wonder how she can be that way. RONALD MADSEN Watch out for Ronnie he 's not so quiet, When there 's a crowd, he 's really a riot. 1954 Bookstore 3, F,H. A, 2,3,4, Play Crew 4, Intramurals 2, 3,4, Library Club 1, 2,3,4, Newspaper 4, Teenagers 1, 2, Bowling 3,4, Teenspot 4, Cafeteria 3,4. F.F.A. 2,3,4, F.F.A. Treasurer 4, F.F. A. Basket- ball 3,4, Library Club 1,2, 3, Newspaper 2, 4, Rifle Club 4, Play Crew 4, Football 3. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 1, Year- book 4, Newspaper 4, Class President 3, Class Vice-Presi- dent 2, Student Council Vice- President 2 Band 1 2 Chorus 2 Baseball 1,2,3,4. Bowling Team 2,3,4, Base- ball 2, 3,4, Official scorer for basketball 1, 2, 3. Photography Club 3, Cheer- leader 4, Newspaper 4, Book- store 3, 4,Teenspot4, Library Club 1, 2, N.Y. S. S. M. A. 3: Senior Chorus 1,2, 3, 4, Junior Chorus 1, 2, Intramurals 1,2, 3, F.H. A. 2, 3, 4, Play Crew 4. Basketball l,2,3,4, Football 2, 3, 4, Newspaper 1, 2, 3,4, Library Club President 2,3, Play Crew 4, Chorus 1,2,4. ISADORE LIBERATI Crowd around girls, just crowd around. SHIRLEY MANION She 's neat, sweet and very petite, As pleasant a gal as you could meet. GEORGE OWENS DANIEL O'DONNELL The love of fun shows in his If I can't find a way, I'll eyes, They're big, blue, and very wise. 31 make one. RICHARD PARKER Happy go lucky, gay and free, Nothing there is that bothers me. ROBERT POTTER Bob is the sage of the senior class, Under his feet there grows no grass. JAMES ROSS A fine young man in every way, Is all thatwe shallneed to say. 7954 F.F.A. 2,3,4: F.F.A. Re' Yearbook 4g Newspaper editor porter3,4gF,F,A, Basketball 4, Bowling 1,2,3,4g Library 3,4g Bowling 3,4, Rifle Club Club 1,2g F.H.A, 1,2,3g 4, Library Club 1,2, 3,4gNews- Cheerleader 4, Band 1, 2, 3, paper 4, Football 3, Bowling Chorus 1,2,3,4gE, S,S, P.A. team 3. Conference 4, Play Cast 4, Star Salesman 4. Band 1,2,3,4. Basketball 2, 3, Baseball 2,3, 4g Bowling 2,3,4, Alternate, Boys State 4, Class Treasurer 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Baseball 2, 3,4g Basketball Bowling 3, 4, Newspaper 4, 1, 2,3, 49 Football Manager Play Cast 4, Basketball Mana- 2,3,4g Student Council 2, ger 1,2,3. Teenagers 1,2g Play Crew 4, Bowling 2, 3, 4. SHIRLEY PETERS She's jolly, peppy, and full of fun, Whatever she does is ably done. CARL ROMEISER In this world you can go far, With a master mind and a great big car. VINCENT ROSS To worry little, to study less, is my idea of happiness. PATRICIA RYAN The lovelist bloom on Our Family Tree, Just who can that lucky fellow be? SHIRLEY VIENNA She's ready to lend a helping hand, Here 's a girl who's really grand. FRANCIS WALKER When Harry James and his trumpet fade away, Cappy will always be here to stay. 1954 Chorus 1,2,45 F.l-LA. 1,2, 3,45 Play Cast 45 Star Sales- man 45 Library Club 1,25 Cafeteria 2,35 Newspaper 45 Yearbook 4. Library Club 1,2,3,45 Teen- spot 45 F.l-I.A. 1,2,3,45News- paper 45 Chorus 2,3,45 Intra- murals 1,2,3,45 Bookstore 3, 45 Bowling 2,3,45 Play Crew 4. Band 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,3, 45 Red Jacket Aires 45 Base- ball 1,2,3,45 Basketball 2,3, 45 Football 2,3,45 Student Council 35 Boys State 35 Teen- spot 45 Class President 1,25 Class Vice-President 4. Play Cast 1,45 NYSSMA 1, 2,3,45 Intramurals 15 Cheer- leader 1,2, 35 Library Club 1, 2g F,H.A. l,2,35 Newspaper 45 Yearbook 45 Health Club 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Chorus 152, 3, 45 l-larmonettes 2,3, 45 Bowl- ing 1, 2,35 All-State 45 Teen- agers 1. Football 2,3,45 Basketball 25 Vice-President Student Coun- cil 35 Class Vice-President 35 Boys State 35 OCSCA 35 Play Crew 45 Yearbook 45 Bowling team 2, 3, 4. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 3, 45 Yearbook 45 Newspaper 3,45 Library Club 15 Bowling 2,3,45 NYSSMA 3,45 Play Crew 45 Intramurals 2,3,45 Teenspot 3, 45 Harmonettes 2, 3, 4. SOPHIA STAMBACH Her music is as pleasing as her art. In varied activities, she ably takes part. CHARLES VOLPE The answer to a maiden's prayer. Could it be his curly hair? SUSAN WARFIELD Brown-eyed Susan is witty and clever She and Chuck are the finest ever. White Christmas Profit Eaters Floor Dusters Is this a diet? ailzofprinfd an CC 77 gee!-urea Thirteen years ago, most of the seniors first set foot upon their trail of learning. Some spent their early years in Shortsville, and some in Manchester, but we all met on common ground to take our first regents together in the eighth grade and to begin our adventures in Senior High School. When we were lowly freshmen, some of our mem- bers strayed from the beaten path, exploring many of the by-paths of extra-curricular activities. We were represented on the basketball teams, cheerleading squads, music organizations, and even in the senior play. Our officers Were: Francis Walker, EmilyDia- zio, Phil Gilligan, and Carl Romeiser. We had one main activity to launch our money-making campaign, a round and square dance which we believed at the time, to be as glamorous as the most festive of balls In our sophomore year, we were even more well represented in sports and other extra-curricular activities. We sponsored a hayride, and a Vic dance. Our officers were: Francis Walker, Dan O'Donnell, Don Geise, and Carl Romeiser. When we were juniors, we really took the money- making proposition seriously and added considerably to our treasury as the result of a variety of activities such as: a Harvest Festival, two skating parties, the Junior Prom, Vic dances, and occasional food con- cessions. We quickened our pace along the trail in anticipation of that not too distant dream--the Senior Trip. Dick Geise, Bernadine Keyes, and Carl Romeiser were our officers. Then came September of 1953 and we had attained that long coveted prominence accorded to seniors. We made impressive footprints into the far recesses of our school district community as we began our schedule of events with a magazine sales campaign. Competition ran high between our two teams, headed by Susan Warfield and Patty Ryan, and we succeeded in topping a high goal which we had set for ourselves. We Shook the Family Tree, our senior play, proved to be a pleasurable project as well as a pro- fitable one. We are grateful tO MIS. Williams for acting as our director for this production. The highlight of our social season was our Senior Ball, White Christmas, an affair which we will not soon forget. Aided greatly by the concessions at games, we had enough money at the half-year period for our trip to New York. Without our advisors, Mrs. Lamphier, Miss Arnold, and Mr. Contant--and our officers, Dick Geise, Francis Walker, Bernadine Keyes, and Gary Hall, who have com- bined their talents and efforts in guiding our ac- tivities, our achievements would have been seriously threatened. As we blaze new trails, however distant, we are certain to enjoy recalling the many experi- ences which were ours at Red Jacket. na, 5 Ofd 0 I0 1 Lose somethmg Ed? 011817 JO Kegler s Corner 6172 ,i gig A Our httle soldler Queens alll 25 X5 OO 9 NWA 060 vw oi Say ahl 6 for esse 01' oor W 3 The Royalty ! ix, ffiifflefii - Ati f we f if My 5 55'lffIfI'? i'7.?31i5 if ' fm s 1 Am: -i b-x-, ..,,,1- Q ,-., 5 - V- ,, -ww.ffm--l,:,fL,g1 x ir wvwff .. , f Mwfgx-1 .n m-,fw .f mlm .1 -, - Q-fm ' laffff ' H 522 -ka. A Space Cadet .xdcfiuifikd onor .Sbciefg The members of the National Honor Society are selected by a faculty committee after careful consideration in behalf of each candidate on the basis of scholar- ship, character, leadership, and service. This is a most cherished award for any student and reflects great credit to himself, and to the school which he represents. 1ST ROW: A. Johnson, F. Walker, T. Crowther, G. Hall. 2ND ROW: S. Warfield, S. Peters, D. Johnson, L. West, S. Stambach. p This year's Student Council, headed by Jim Boardman and Don Deyo, has accomplished a great deal and has been a credit to Red Jacket. Our corridors have been dressed up by two new 'bulletin boards and a trophy case. As- sembly programs varying in subject material from lectures, musical entertainments, magic demonstrations and puppet shows, have been sponsored by the council. One of the highlights of the year was the annual Christmas program featuring local talent. Members of the student council served as guides and ticket sellers at the basketball games, and made arrangements for transportation to out-of town contests. Probably most outstanding among the achievements of this group is the constitution which it has drawn up which will govern classes and clubs for years to come. Plans were also formulated for the publication of a student handbook to be isshed in the fall of the year. On March 10, the group played host to the Ontario County Student Council Association. Much work was put into this meeting and the efforts were well rewarded. Several discussion groups were held after which dinner was served by the F, H, A, girls with entertainment by the Red Jacket Aires. Mr. Harkenrider, Miss Arnold, and Mrs. Williams guided the activities of this organ- ization. It represents one of the most effective guide posts along our trail. BACK ROW: R. White, E. Peters, S. Ross, E. Diazio, C. Trickey, M. Starnbach, C. Volpe, R. Groat, A. Mink, N. Boardman. SEATED: Miss Arnold, A. Vanderwall, J. Boardman, D. Deyo, D. Lush, Mrs. Williams. 5. 5 ll E- gn TRAIL STAFF OF 1954 The staff of Red .Tacket Trail proudly presents this year's issue which, it hopes, will record in pic- tures and writing, a series of memories of the school year of 1953-1954. . Excellent training for responsibilities which need to be assumed in later life, may be de rixfed from the varied assignments relative to the editing of a year book. Members of the staff extend their appreciation to Mrs. Lamphier for her guidance in the general lay- out, and literary composition of the book, and to Miss Arnold for her supervision of finances. The success of our combined efforts will be de- te rmined by the pleasure which this book brings to our readers. LEFT TO RIGHT: Louisewest, TheresaCrowther LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Ryan, . Stambach, ani! SM!! LEFT TO RIGHT. SEATED: P, Gilligan, Miss Arnold, A, Johnson, C. Volpe, T. Crowther, Mrs. Lamphier. STANDING: L. West, S. Peters, D. O'Donne11, B, Keyes, S. Warfield. k'QQg All, X 1 .ff vars mfr neo anew' cmmnt Jim. :asv RJC STUDENTS SENIOR BALL SUCCESS R e c o r d all worthwhile SING IN ALL-STATE The Senior Ball was a facts and events to main- CHORAL GROUP huge success. Everyone tain complete reports on Sophis Stambach an seemed Nnjoyths school history Dick Geise RJC in fl' material on a rus at ber fm choru rbet- 1 e c t char- Cant chool, with a given gran' Insti' 954 is for trip. ntant mag at S by 531 ve Pal- GVGI' SG return any seniors of TOR AND DEYO .IUNIORS GE'I At Victor, November VOTED INTO CLASS RINGS 141 the band, Chorus, and STUDENT COUNCIL New class rings are Red Jacket Aires P1-esen- Jim B o ar dman and being shown by all of the ted an exchange assembly Don Deyo were chosen Juniors. They seem quite at Victor. president and vice-pres- This year 'Smoke Signals' has been publishedbi-monthly. The staff has enjoyed putting the paper out and we hope that the readers have profited from our efforts. For the first time in the paper' s history we have put the Smoke Signal's policy with the school initials in our issues. Now Iwant to thank our advisor, Miss Connaughton for all of her helpful hints and tireless e fforts in the 'Smoke Signals' production. Editor - Shirley Peters 40 L. TO R. FIRST ROW: V. DelGotto, Mr. Shermerg S. Peters, Ellie-Maeg D, Johnson, Sally: I. Hudson, fatherg N. Boardman, Paige, P. Ryan, Hildegardeg D, Geise, Freddieg S, Stambach, motherg SECOND Qi V, ROW: E. FiSh, B0bby: R. Madsen, stage rnanagerg B. Keyes, make-upg A. Johnson, Jillg L. West, Proper- A 9,2 ties: L. Angeline, costumesg E. Diazio, make-up: S. Betz, Mrs. Shermerg V. Ross, Jimmy, C, Volpe, T WLXVC 3 House manager, S. Warfield, Ass't director. '65 Mrs. David Williams, directc a We'll hold himl Look at those knickersl I Wonw some Hudegardel enior Wag We Shook the Family Tree , a comedy on the life of a typical family, was very ably directed by Mrs. David Wil- y liams. Mr. Williams proved invaluble as scenerytechnician. The play was presented with finesse by our young actors and the audience responded with great hilarity at the many humor- And now fo' the make UP- ous difficulties which seemed to engulf our Family , We hopr that these pictures Will serve as a lasting memory to all those who viewed the play. L. TO R., BOTTOM ROW: J. Perry, B. Hudson, T. Crowell, R. Whittaker, J. Payne, T. Fogarty. SECOND ROW: T. O'Donnell D. Baroody, P. Bredesen, C. Johnson, D. Walker, L. Bolton, R. Miller, C. Bounds. THIRD ROW: P. Fogarty, S. Markello, J. McGuire, T. Hessney, C. Gersbach, B. Warfield, J. Morris, G. Hulbert, D. Crowther, Mr. Anzalone-director. FOURTH ROW: N. Warfield, M. Stambach, J. Draper, D. DeVoll, J. Hudson, S. Owens, D. Gwilt, A. Mink, A. Olmstead, M. Freeland. unior Zzzncl- CAoru5 L. TO R., BOTTOM ROW: L. Mallaber, K. VanBortal, R. Cheeseman, J. McGuire, R. Ruggles, J. Morris, W. Wright, E. War- field. SECOND ROW: C. Johnson, A. Clark, B. Ternisky, S. Schaefer, B. Warfield, D. Jaus, D. Keyes, J. Kaczerwaski. THIRD ROW: Miss Johnson-accompanist, P. Keukelaar, F. Mink, R. Cramer, G. Gilbert, T. Warren, J. Hall, A. Kirker, M. Perryman J. Mortier, F. Crowley, B. Miller, D. Moyer, H. Rich, Mr. Strause-director. FOURTH ROW: Y. Olmstead, P. Fogerty, A. Cirulli, D. Colburn. A. Clark, J. Dallachiesa, J. Toney, P. Englehart, G. Blaisdell, M. Sheets, P. Coleman, J. Bolan, J. Capron, J. Crisci. FIFTH ROW: J. Allen, M. Stambach, L. Wright, J. Draper, C. Stambach, M. Romeiser, S. Fish, P. Cole- man, B. Miles, J. Rich, B. Chappelle, S. Owens, T. Manslank. Our travels along the trail, are generously accompanied by instrumental music. Mr. Anzalone gives individual instructions to approximately 100 students, on as many as 14 different instru- ments. Three organizations now gather for group performance under his baton. They are: Beginners' Band, Junior Band, and Senior Band. These groups lend a hand to one anotherg for, oc- casionally the seniors play with the juniors and vice-versa, thus exemplifying the spirit of cooperation in the matter of de- veloping skill and confidence. Handsome is as handsome does, might now apply to our Senior Band members, for, thanks to the Board of Education, who provided them with striking new uniforms of red and white, their appearance rating has soared to A-1. We feel, too, that the quality of their performance justifies the pride which we take in seeing them so fashionably clad. The bands have presented two concerts during the year and Valentine Anzalone prepared several numbers for adjudication at the State Festival Director at Pittsford. Mr. Anzalone's talent and enthusiasm together with the steady influx of new members who are eager and conscientious, insure continued high performance in our band in the years to come. enior Mme! L. TO R., BOTTOM ROW: T. Hessney, E. Herendeen, C. Romeiser, D. Geise, F. Walker, I. McGuire, J. Morris. SECOND ROW: S. Markello, C. Gersbach, P. Brott, R. Schaefer, S. Betz, D. Gwilt, N. Warfield, M. Freeland, C. Herendeen, P. Fogarty, R. Whittaker, I. Perry. THIRD ROW: L. Bolton, A. Olmstead, M. Manion, S. Brown, W. DeVey, J. Draper, D. Gallahan, A. Johnson, E. Miles, B. White, P. Gilligan, M. Stambach, E. Dallachiesa, Mr. Anzalone-director. FOURTH ROW: B. Draper, D. Deyo, T. Crowther, J. VanNorman, G. Hall, B. Potter, E. Wasson, J. Hudson, M. Bolon, P. Crowther, S. Owens, S. Stambach. 1 1 i IQ ya CLE! ired FIRST ROW: E. Dalachiesa, D. Gallahan, B. Draper-accompanist, M. Hudson, M. Gersbach, A. Cianfoni, J. Galbraith, D. Lush, A. Mink. SECOND ROW: F. Walker, R. Warfield, D. Deyo, R. Geise, E. Wasson, J. VanOrman, M. Geise, D. Geise, Mr. Strause-director. enior L, TO R., BOTTOM ROW: Miss Clara Johnson-accompanist, J. Perry, S. Markello, J. Hessney, S. Barnard, A. Mink, M. Farrell, E. Dallachiesa, D. Lush, M. Schrader, E. Romeiser, P. Ryan. SECOND ROW: B. Curtis, D. Gallahan, S. Stambach, S. Manion, M. Taylert, E. Miles, S. Peters, L. Angeline, S. Vienna, L. West, D. Geise, B. Warfield. THIRD ROW: M. Geise, H. Van Norman, B. Keyes, P. Crowther, T. Crowther, D. Geise, A. Scheemaker, N. Hall, M. Blaisdell, M. Gers- bach, J. Fitzpatrick, E. Wasson. The Vocal Music Department of Red Jacket has three outstanding groups this year, namely, Junior Chorus, Senior Chorus, and the Red Jacket Aires. The latter is a newly formed organization with its 17 members smartly attired in red and black uniforms. The connbined talents of our vocalists, under the direction of Mr. Strause, have served our school and our community well. Much tirne was consumed in preparation for the Spring Festival held at Pittsford in May. This climaxed a year well spent in vocal training and performance. Miss Johnson, as accompanist, contributes appreciably to the success of our choruses. J xA Ckorud vxf 89' L, TO R., BOTTOM ROW: R. Cramer, M. Boardman, L. Lannon, M. Manion, N. Warfield, S. Warfield, A. Olmstead, M McNally, C. Herendeen, J. Curtis, N. Boardrhan, B. Lenzi, Mr. Strause-director. SECOND ROW: I. Galbraith, J. Howell D. Walker, S. Allen, B. Walbridge, L. Leone, B. Wylie, W. Devey, S. Brown, I. McNally, S. Betz, L. White. THIRD ROW: V. Del Gatto, J. Van Norman, P. Poillon, M. Hudson, D. Deyo, F. Walker, P. Gilligan, L. De Brock, B. Draper, E. Diazio, A. Cianfoni, A. Johnson. .5 5 C? rf. LEFT TO RIGHT. TOP ROW: S. Vienna, J. Galbraith, D, Walker, M. McCarthy, L. Angeline, P. Poillon, E. Diazio, V. Pierce, D, Gallahan, L, DeBrock, L. Leone SECOND ROW: B. Curtiss, E, Hotchkiss, E. Dallachiesa, I. McNally, D. Lush, B, Wylie, M. Manion, I, Carroll, J. Hessney, A. Mink, M, Boardman, THIRD ROW: Mrs. Perry, W, DeVey, L. Wright, M. Schrader, J. Freeland, J. Reubens, P. Ryan, S, Manion, B. Chappelle, E, Miles, E. Romeiser, E. Collett, BOTTOM ROW: V. Loss, P. Brott, M. Freeland, B, Lenzi, N. Boardman, H. VanOrrnan, H. Governor, A, Vanderwall, N, Warfield. The Future Farmers of America of FFA as it is commonly called, -is the National Organiza- tion of, by, and for boys studying Vocational Agriculture in public secondary schools, The Red Jacket chapter plays a very definite part in our school curriculum, All members learn through active participation how to conduct and take part in a public meeting, and how to speak in public. The members learn to buy and sell cooperatively. FFA boys learn to solve their own problems by having a supervised farming program on the home farms. In all our activities, whether it is showing cattle at the State Fair, taking part in the Speak- ing Contest given during the Horticulture Show in Rochester, or in every day school activities, we strive to develop character, sportsmanship and citizenship. Mrs. Doris Macomber, A. Johnson, A. Mink, B, Curtis, B. Walbridge, P, Poillon The Future Homemakers of America in Red Jacket has an active membership of 43. Our purpose is to work for good home and family life and de- velop creative leadership in home and community. This year our activities included representation at the district rallies, a Mother and Daughter Dinner, a Hobo Hop, and food sales. SEATED: LEFT TO RIGHT. J. Hudson, R. Parker, I. Pulling, STANDING: D. Carney, Mr. Saltzer, L, Collett, R. Madsen, MHA CPM These five girls help Mrs. Macomber keep the health of- fice in sanitary condition, and also assist in the typing and filing of health records. It is our guess that someday these girls will make efficient nurses, or if they choose an- other profession, this training will have helped them by provid ing good background skills and orderly habits. oggfafy t For the first tame, the Library Club includes students from Jun- ior High School. We like having 5 this group represented on our staff. We plan to get better ac- quainted with library materials, and help keep the books in repair and order. Our program also in- : cludes some social activities. Officers are: N.I-Iall-pres., B. Wylie, vice-pres.g S.Fish, Sec'y- V treas. l l C, -a .rr LEFT TO RIGHT. FIRST ROW: B. Lenzi, H. Freeland, B. I. Wood, A. Clark, J. Kaczerwaski, B. Ternisky, G, Blaisdell, SECOND ROW: B. Curtiss, P. Coleman, S, Barnard, J. Hessney, P, Barry, J. Carroll, B. Wylie, D. Lawrence, Miss Shortall. THIRD ROW: L, Leone, L. Angeline, M, Mumby, N. Hall, C. Parker, S. Fish, L. DeBrock, J, Sadler, S, Vienna., E. Collett tamp CM Philatelists, better known as stamp collectors, are many. Here at Red Jacket we have or- ganized a club of our own. We meet each Tuesday to discuss such topica as: Mint singles, Plate blocks, First Day Covers, water marks, perforations, and other unusual markings found on stamps. l 1 STANDING: S. Corino, L, Schaefer, D, Deyo, J. Hickey, G, Hall, M, Bolan. SEATED: Mr. Spangle, J. Boardman, E. Hessney. l . L 2 U T ' Cf Z This club, under the guidance of Mr. Natoli, promises to be I very popular when it is under- way. This is instructional as I well as recreational. It tends I to develop good sportsmanship and caution in the use of fire- arms. There will be league competition. BACK ROW: D, Orr, K. Chappelle, C. Payne, I. Van Norman, P. Curtis, L. Collert, J. Hickey, J. Stamback, D. Parker. NEXT ROWQ C. Groat, G. Ulvlain, S, Corino, R, 1 Clark, J. Vanderwall, A. Ciardi, E, Herendeen. FRONT ROW: D, Huffman, R. Sch- aefer, K. VanNorman. ' G la Mr. Strause's new chorus ? A new play! 1 Now in mY daY Seniors entertain Santa just arrived. Cozy corner M . - Q ary had 8. HH-1 , . 1u1.f,1- :.o01't 15 thls laoria 1 M I' S. ,. .H 3. fs Nw 'K Qi. Y . ixwgm :ii 1 NRL Y 2 Wu. qi .. JW ,, fif. 'ep w, 4? 9 V N. Boardman L. to R. M. Gersbach, B. Walbridge, N. Warfield, S. Warfield, S. Peters, S, Manion. The Cheerleading squads, this year, are made up of four seniors, four juniors, one sophomore, and three 'gs freshmen. Their job is to promote interest and good Q I X sportsmanship at football and basketball game s. To -' Q raise money for new uniforms, they sold plastic lock- ' x K- t ets. W KM A Their deep appreciation is extended to Mrs. Twenty- , Five for her able assistance of the squads. 1 A f M. Manion T-T-Clap, Clap E-E1-Clap, Clap A-A-Clap, Clap M-M-Clap,Clap Team Fight! 2 WJ '-3 X, t W' s Q , .1 ,oil , f r-wr' W 5' :1s,gJg.,.,g w ' 15 ' , 1,33 Q , , .Eh Beat-em team, Beat-em Team, Beat-em team, Beat-ern! Beat-em team , Beat-em team, Red Jacket Beat-em! 53 V W I E. Dallachiesa. A. Johnson CHEERLEADING COACH Mrs. Barbara Twentyfive sf, J. McNally mu , W. DeVey N f. Y, A -'Q' R , , R Q- R . .C I 1 f -nfs:-1' -up I N' 1 , - 1' fain. tie. H1331 Qt Q.-. I I , . . - A ROW I: C, Groat, A, Liberati, R, Herman, M, Geise, F. Walker, D. Ge1se, J. Sadler, P, G11l1gan,L. Lush, R. White, ' M. Pappert. ROW II: Coach Linsner, F. Gersbach, D, O'Donnel1, G. Owens, J, Conlon, E, Wasson, B, D'Ardu1n1, V, De1Gotto, E. Hessney, C. Volpe, E. Newcombe, D, Geise, I. Collett. The return of Autunin weather saw the Ind- ians hard at work on the grid iron, With eight veteran lettermen, Coach Linsner built up a well balanced team. Lacking in weight, the SCHEDULE R. J. C. S. 57 Honeoye c team made up for this deficiency in speed and R- J. C' S. I2 Victor 52 aggressiveness. The Indians came up with a 4- R, J, C, s, 41 Phelps 31 1 record which was good enough for second R. J. C. S. 80 Clifton 15 place in league standing. R. J. C. S. 40 Groton 15 ,. X ! I Indians On Attack Indian War Dance Indian POW WOW Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red' Red Red Red unior Jacket 32 Jacket 38 Jacket 44 Jacket 51 Jacket 48 Jacket 52 Jacket' 46 Jacket 29 Jacket 42 Jacket 37 Jacket 43 Jacket 53 Jacket 42 Jacket 27 Jacket 49 Jacket 37 vardify Phelps Victor Rushville Honeoye Clifton Gorham ' Bloomfield Naples Phelps Victor Rushville Honeoye Clifton Gorham Bloomfield Naples FIRST ROW: D. Huffman, E. Herendeen, R. White, L. Schaefer, C. Groat, M. Terninski, R. Bounds. L, TO R., SECOND ROW: Mr. Brown lcoachj- F. Gershbach J. Conlon E. Hessney L. Collett E. New- combe M Bolan P Aldrlch D Wlllxams M Pappert ohow1ng excellent teamwork the Jumor Vars1ty has held flrst place through out the season The players have shown f1ne ab1l1ty and w1ll defuutely a1d the varslty 111 1ts future endeavors Mr Brown of the Math Department has de voted much of h1s t1me and coach1ng ab1l1ty to these Junlor court men ACTION - Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Jacket Jacket Jacket Jacket Jacket Jacket Jacket Jacket Jacket Jacket Jacket Jacket Jacket Jacket Jacket Jacket Jacket SCHEDULE Phelps Penn Yan Victor Rushville Honeoye Clifton Gorham Bloomfield Naples Phelps Victor Rushville Honeoye Clifton Gorham Bloomfield Naples 51 35 80 51 Th t . 39 A ,e earn ran 1n- 32 to difficulty against 42 several tearns, hut 42 their determ1nat1on 41 kept them fighting 50 to the very end af- 70 fording them a very 40 successful season. 65 They Win in our 47 popularity poll. 38 59 80 ulrdifg .gadlfefgaff L. TO R.: L. Lush, D. Geise, M. Geise, J. Boardman, G. Owens, D. O'Donnel1, E. Wasson, B. D'Arduini, R. Herman, F. Walker, I. Ross. KNEELING-Coach Linsner. Fred Linsner Coach Again as in the past, Red Jacket has an out- standing tearn. It has an advantage this year since there are several three year men and few rookies. The Indians face strong opposition, but have an excellent chance of winning the championship. -, .qw , . , .LM r - - ASV s ,I 71 ., , ,: f A l fffl 1 f- i' f ,.,,,'4. ntl? . 235' I ' - 'w' , , R42 .15-, 1 -. mb ' J,,i.,:,.! ,. Q, 1 Qf K . P., at V- , , 32,3551 wif f it . rwafrri' .L 1 ,uP'f..w fs w fM11.- , - . s . , ' 1 ,V ' 13 '77 ,,.:, S lay W , ,M . , if L, Vw? , aff-gk A p,,p ' in jg 'l 'Y - ..f3zfgs,::5rg:. sf again? rw- .,.g ,, . ,, ' .lip r j-ff-,., i- lfffw' s fg 2 W xl . JWJ- , - Qiuhgi get ' x l f. 45 ' 'X ' wg... qi J, S :L K. I .3 , ,f,Qn. . 1 I Y K M p 7 -,kg A WN , fr, ,. ,Tr .gimp 'fifiiiiiri ' -4,?:f:3 ,FH 'F ' Ay n? -Ni WN. X if . H 'iifth Milf. 'Q' 5 2- ' u?5f'. 'P'95f'iF . 1' -wi' H ' his .Tfff t..' 33e' - 'f- -- f is . M' 2 .. . l 1-ff . 1 - 3 f 'L Qui., -6175: '., Vkk, .igiffw f fe. .wfiff .EW iff . ' 1 1 5, lr ' gg , . .. ,, .,,,, ,. 3, A X A. 5.5, , ' , ,E 7 i I' - i'.,g ,..' , 1, -.Y rf: . multi ,.v-mp,-V., , f . lu -i ,sr -wS'3r M ' -:W H ,. L, TO R.. FIRST ROW: S. Corino, B. White, I. Ross, L. Schaefer, P. Gilligan, L. Lush. SECOND ROW: Coach Linsner, R. Geise, R. Herman, I. Liberati, M. Geise, F. Walker, R. Williams, D. Geise. THIRD ROW: M. Bolan, J. Boardman, V. Del Gotto, E. Wasson, D. O'Donnel1, G. Hall, B. D'Arduini, E. Newcombe, C. Romeiser. .. . , ff 0111609 This year the Red Jacket Bowling Team is fortunate to have two interested advisors. Mr. Natoli and Mr. Saltzer. Using Palymra as their home alleys, these boys, some of whom have been on the team for Z or 3 years, have managed thus far to take third place in the league against such seasoned opponents as Geneva and Canandaigua. We predict from this group many keglers of prominence. L. TO R. : G. Hall, V. Del Gatto, C. Romeiser, C. Volpe, I. Liberati, A. Liberati. SCHEDULE Canandaigua 4 Red Jacket Penn Yan 1 Red Jacket Mynderse 4 Red Jacket Victor 0 Red Jacket Gorham 0 Red Jacket Waterloo 0 Red Jacket Geneva 0 Red Jacket Canandaigua 4 Red Jacket Penn Yan Z 1f2 Red Jacket 2 Mynderse 1 Red Jacket Victor 1 Red Jacket fr 'T-Q, 1, 1 M r . 3, if QW. is W - .K , A if We I 4 That' s the spirit. i I'lCLl05 Seeing double ? if 'fill' wh ug. HMARCH ON., After hours. Tho ughtf ully we clos e the door Q ,m.g On this last page of familiar ii' i ' f ' lore. Q fy K Far too swiftly the hours , A gg y sped by, ' , 5 Q .we As even now the echoes die. gg if .. Sf nd Then must we face a strange l lf- M Q new daY 5 q,.,g g And question not those who say, T f March on e1,si 4 3 T i T 5 Crazy man, crazy! W g -2 lF'w5:i4i,l:'QLii'Q Q 1, if W Aiiiisfusf Robert Bodkin Busy as bees! Time for the bell. You're as young as you feel! 1 Compliments of STUTVS IJRU GLEHIIERS We should like to take this opportunity to express our grateful appreciation to those whose names appear on the following pages. It is because these people so generously contributed to our advertising section that we were able to edit the kind of book we wanted Red Jacket to have. We hope you will take time to read the ads and Whenever possible, make your purchases from these people. BACK ROW: D. Lush, W. DeVey, Mr. Spangle, Mr. Strause, L. West, B. Keyes. FRONT ROW: J. Boardman, C. Volpe, A. Johnson, L. Angeline. uni is u Coke The Shortsville and Manchester you w ENTERPRISE The Only Paper in the World that Cares Anything About Shortsville and Manchester C ngishred lrado-ma lr C O mpliments Qf romeo umm Aumomy of mt :ou-con comrmv IV COCA-COLA BOTTLING CG. PIONEER THRESHER Canandaigua Branch A. L. Anderson Sons A. W. WHITE INC. Dodge---Plymouth --Dodge Trucks-- Sales at Service Canandaigua, N. Y. GREEN FRONT RESTAURANT Real Italian Spaghetti F. Polimeni, Prop. 39 Niagara St. Canandaigua, N. Phone 681-R KNAPP SCHOOL OF MUSIC Musical Headquarters Piano-Guitar-Accordian Instruction All Kinds of Popular Records 61 South Main Phone 575R Phone 280 J. B. PATTERSON 8: SON Complete Insurance Service 37 South Main St. Canandaigua, N. Y. SHENKMAN'S Men and Boys' Store NORMA SHOP Ladies' and Girls' Apparel DA,VIDSON'S SHOES For the Whole Family Canandaigua , N. Y . TRIM DRIVE IN CLEANERS Phone 3361 Manchester---Shortsville Dry Goods Ready to Wear Canandaigua, New York Best Wishes to Class of 1954 DEWEY'S JEWELRY Diamonds--Watches--Jewelry Phone 98lR Canandaigua, N. Y. E. LLOYD WALKER Quality Footwear Main at Phoenix Canandaigua Best Wishes from CANANDAIGUA SURPLUS OUTLET 113 So. Main Canandaigua BURKES SENECA RESTAURANT Specializing in Steaks, Chops, and Sea Food Full Course Dinners Canandaigua New York SEI-:LEY says ............... Let us teach your dollars more sense Store of 1000 pairs of pants Canandaigua New York MANCHESTER SERVICE CENTER Sinclair Products Specializing in Lubrication Glen Schlecht, Prop. Manchester New York Phone 2914 Congratulations to the Class of 1954 MOON COAL COMPANY Lehigh Valley Coal DuPont Paints 25'S RESTAURANT Manchester, New York ll. B. CRUWELL 81 SUN, INU. Coal-Produce Feed-Fertilizer Phone 2424 Manchester, N. Y JOE LISAI'S RESTAURANT Manchester, New York Phone 2874 Congratulations to the Class of '54 W, M, HAYWARD Manchester, New York Phone 2974 Best Wishes to the Seniors MAN1ON'S RESTAURANT AND FREDERICK'S SERVICE GRILLE .1V13.1'1C1'1eSte1', N. Y. Phone 3014 WALTER RICE'S ' V. ', f, SERVICE STATION , . f Service with a Smile 1'7 -5154 All Gulf Products LIBERTY BROTHERS General Hardware Paints --Appliance s Phone 2954 Main Street Manchester Manchester, New York Phone 292.1 Best Wishes from JOHNSON AND BENNETT Groceries Main Street Manchester R. A. HULBERT AGENCY General Insurance Auto-Fire-Bonds Phone 4284 Shortsville, N. Y. Our Motto: Savings 8: Service CLEMENT'S RED AND WHITE STORE Phone 4054 Shortsville, N. Y. I. M. STODDARD AND SONS Furniture--Stoves -Electrical Appliances- Phone 4074 Main Street Shortsville Best Wishes E, M, EMERY from The Corner Store B. W. SLOCUM PHARMACY Sealtest Ice Cream Main Street Shortsville Main Street Shortsville Congratulations to the Class of '54 CLUB 21 Dining--Dancing--Good Food R. T. Schaefer, Prop. Main St. Phone 3944 Best Wishes from JO HN GILLIGAN Best Wishes to the Class of 1954 THE VILLAGE RESTAURANT Frank and Frances Bogoly 2 Water Street Shortsville--Phone 4244 J'UST'S VARIETY STORE Shoes, Gifts, Jewelry Baby Gifts and Supplies Main Street Shortsville, N. Y. Best Wishes Class of 1954 From A Friend Best Wishes from HERENDEEN BROS. Hardware--Plumbing 8: Heating Phone 5564 Shortsville, N. Y. sl Congratulations Class of 1954 FRANCIS K. LAMPHIER Best Wishes from RED JACKET TELEPHONE CO. Shortsville ---- and ---- Manchester Best Wishes from MAX G. MORRIS Phone 2044 Manchester Best Wishes from STATE BANK OF SHORTSVILLE Member F D I C Main Street Shortsville A Complete Musical Service I-lickey's Music Store 330 E. State St. Ithaca, N. Y. Phone 4-ll0l Compliments of KOLKO PAPER CO. , INC. Rochester, N. Y. Papec Feed Machinery Gives the Farmer More For His Money Forage Harvesters . . Ensilace Cutters Hay Chopper-Silo Fillers . . Crop Blowers Hammer Mills . . Feed Mixers PAPEC MACHINE COMPANY, SHORTSVILLE, N. Y. Compliments of THE TREMCO MFG. CO. Cleveland, Ohio Mastic Specialities, Paints, Enamels, Protective Coatin' f Ma'nten d C Best Wishes from M. E. Sz R.V. HIXON Coal and Lumber g.,s or 1 ance an onstruction I Ph HIM .dRepr?scntative: K. R. Buclmam Bl11l.de1'S' Hardware - Cement ' ' S' eR2c,fem, ,8'1Q eQvN,?gQQ n'b 'and Rd- Booth street Phone 4111 Shortsville E. F. EMLING COMPANY Institutional Food Specialties Compliments of MR. 8: MRS. WILLIAM COLLINS Shortsville, N. Y. CHARLES M. GARDNER 6 CO. - Wholesale Bookseller - Scranton, Pa. RUSSELL O. ADAMS Shortsville, N. Y. Distributor Of Fuel Oil Gasoline And Kerosene DEACONESS HOSPITAL School Of Nursing 563 Riley St. Buffalo, N. Y. LYNN GIL LIGAN Mens Wear Shortsville Compliments of AGNES McNAMARA BEAUTY SHOP Best Wishes Class of 1953 FRANCIS G. HESSNEY Compliments Of WEST-END RESTAURANT Home-Cooking And Dancing, Saturday 9 to 1 ABBOTT 8: RECORD DAIRY Pasteurized 8: Homogenized Milk Manchester Sz Shortsville Phone 3184 Compliments of MANCHESTER FOODS CO. Best Wishes From Rose Sz Jim Fitz Patrick LEHIGH VALLEY RESTAURANT Phone 2434 Manchester, N. Y Compliments of ROBERT TUTTLE DE CLERCQ HOTEL Dinners And Lunches IKE'S RESTAURANT Specializing in Spaghetti and QUAVLES NEST CHICKEN AND TURKEY DINNERS Meatballs Open From 6 A.M. to 1 A.M. 5 A P ,Iii M Pin! R020 Phone 2075 p 2736 Congratulations from COOLEY'S MEAT MARKET Main Street Manchester, N. Y. ESTY'S SHELL STATION Parts And Accessories Route 96 Manchester, N. Y. Best Wishes from JOE VOLPE ---- TOM DALBERTH Barbers Manchester, New York BOARDMAN'S Lunches And Sodas Mary Boardman Prop. Congratulations to Class of 1954 LEO HESSNEY'S DEPT. STORE Manchester, N. Y. Phone 2074 LIBERATI'S GROCERY Meats---Groceries---Vegetables Manchester, N. Y. Phone 2514 HAWKES BROS. - Quality Bakery - Best Wishes to the Class of '54 PREASA MOTTELO J,aLa41Cu4' RADIOS ' TOYS ' NOVELTIES ' PAINTS ' LAMPS PHONE 38-J SHORTSVILLE. N.Y. smns or counrssv BA.RRY FOOD MA.RKET Fresh Meats - Groceries ,- Vegetables - Frozen Foods - Phone 4144 Shortsville, N. Y. JOSEPH H. KELEHER, Watchmaker Watch Repairs All Types Jeweled Watches Phone 5433 66 East Main Street Shortsville Groceries, Meats, Dry Goods H. D. ALDRICH Shortsville, N.Y. VlVIA,N'S HARPER METHOD BEAUTY SHOP 35 Main St. , Shortsville EMPIRE STATE PICKLING CO. Manufacturers of SILVER FLOSS SAUERKRAUT Phelps Shortsville Gorham GEORGE D. McGURK Chrysler- -Plymouth Sales - -and- -Service Guaranteed Cars Main Street Shortsville Best Wishes from DR. PHILIP KOWAL ROY FARNSWORTH, INC. Authorized Chevrolet - Oldsmobile Sales and Service Palmyra Street Shortsville BILL REUBENS SERVICE STATION Best Wishes from SHORTSVILLE MOTORS -Used Cars- Phone 5704 Canandaigua St. Shortsville Best Wishes From MARY F. CHAMBERS Compliments of BILL MILLER MILLER'S BARBER SHOP Congratulations to the Class of '54 CHILD'S SERVICE STATION Canandaigua Street Shortsville Compliments of JOHN SEXTON 8: CO. Manufacturing-Wholesale Groceries Servicing Institutions of America Compliments of Y EMMA KENNEDY BEAUTY SHOP CHARLES MCCARTHY Carpentry Work Kitchens Specialty Phone Shortsville 3674 Compliments of RICHARDS and DONOHUE, INC. School Photographers Compliments AMERICAN TOWEL SUPPLY CO. , INC. 524 St. Paul Street Rochester 5, New York Webster, N. Y. Tel: Webster 379 Compliments of FRANK O'CONNOR SPORTING GOODS 691 Main St. Buffalo 3, N. Y. MA 7266 Best of Luck to the Class of '54 .tt.. , ' f u l l : . P A -- rerr f ,.A,,,' I Best Wishes From - I. - - , NUM NUM POTATO CHIP co. +t l V:-5: -'-' . GENEVA BAKING CO. Geneva, N. Y. Compliments of A FRIEND 0 0664 ff . gp, I, The Hearf of Your' Year Book ,l , f' . . . For the ultimate .in Year Book Portraits .Q . . . Groups . . . Candids, Consult Our Specialist. Your ofhkfbl Year Book Pfzofograpfzer BECKER MOTOR CO. Lincoln-Mercury Sales and Service W. CASE BENHAM ELEVATOR Farm Supplies, Grain and Beans Phone 313 Niagara St. . A Z4 Coach Street Canandalgua N. Y. .Ad Canandaigua, New Yorkirg GENTILE Service Station MINCKLER DRUG COMPANY Gentile Bros. Props. 129 SOl-lth Main Street Canandaigua N. Y. Phone 906-J Canandaigua, New York Auto Accessories HOFFMANS GRANT M. KENNEDY af SON Dry Cleaners Funeral Directors and Furniture and Electric Refrigeration 3 Day Laundry Service 9-11-13 Bristol Street 99 lfl SOl1th Main Street Canandaigua, N. Y. Canandaigua, New York Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted, LEWIS ABERLE, Optome- W, W, COE 81 SON trist, See Us To See Better, Phone 141, 1-2-3 Kinde 44 Bristol St. Canandaigua, N. Y. Block, Evenings By Appointment, Canandaigua, N. Y. Phone 808 We can take care of you for all your Insurance Needs Best Wishes PENNEY'S Congratulations to the Class of 1954 WALTER'S SHOE STORE Headquarters for Polly-Parrot Shoes for Boys and Girls 86 So. Main St. -Canandaigua, N. Y. PECK HARDWARE CO. Delta 8: Stanley Power Tools China - Gifts - Glassware Canandaigua Phone 29 WALTER G. WEGMAN General Contractor Taylor Road RD 2. Clifton Springs, New York WAYNE DRUGS 124 So. Main Canandaigua, N. Y. Tel. 614 Where your dollar has more cents IRA T. MORRIS New and Used Typewriters Adding Machines Rentals ----- Sales ----- Service Phone 853 Canandaigua jeweler and versmilh VGININDIICUI. ll- Yu Best Wishes From ALICE R. FARRELL Wornen's Apparel Canandaigua, N. Y. CROWN JEWELRY 156 S. Main St. Canandaigua, N. Y. Phone 439-W If we can't Guarantee it we don't sell it. DE GRAFF'S BOOK STORE Gifts--Stationery--Office Supplies 68 South Main f Come In and Browse j Phone 607 Canandaigua, N. Y. Best Wishes to the Class of 1954 SHADDOCK'S SHOE STORE 178 So. Main St. Canandaigua THE WHITE SWAN Special Turkey and Chicken Plates Free Parking in the Rear We Raise Our Own Turkeys and Chickens George St. Angelo, Prop. Canandaigua, N. Y. CANALI'S GLASS SHOP Auto Glass Set While-U-Wait Curved Windshields Lafayette Ave. Phone 1538 Canandaigua, N. Y. ll.0DGl'l'1 S 0 SAGKETT ASSOCIATES CORP- 99 L orsarrma L Zine Sackett Jlndurance afgencg scum MAIN smssr - OANAIIDAIGUA, la. Y. Wwzaaae af Zaew Kind Congratulations FITZHUGH FLOOR COVERING Canandaigua 1606 168 South Main Best Wishes to the Class of 1954 MR. BILL PARKER WEST AVENUE DINER Good Food at all Hours Al Albrecht, Prop. Canandaigua New York Compliments of FOX FARM IMPLEMENT CORPORATION I. I-I. C. Tractors and Farm Implements 47-49 Phelps St. Canandaigua, N. Y. SICKS FLOWERS 305 So. Main St. Canandaigua Good Schools Good Teachers Good Students Make Good Citizens Your Friendly Electric Co. ROCHESTER GAS AND ELECTRIC COLGROVE BAKING COMPANY Fancy Bake Goods 183 South Main Street Canandaigua, N. Y. Phone 222 Congratulations to the Class of '54 PHELPS ELECTRIC CO. 2 Floors of Furniture We have everything for the home Phelps, N. Y. Phone 105 EDWIN T. MORPI-IY -Jeweler- Clifton Springs FRICK COMPANY, INC. Minneapolis-Moline Farm Machinery Canandaigua, New York Phone 950 DON HO WARD Farm Equipment Compliments of B, B. BROWN W, C. ELLIS Attorney-at-Law Shortsville, N. Y. R. D, JoHNsoN GRANITE co. C1006 Luck Canandaigua A New York FRIEND DOMINICK La PREISI 8: SONS MRKT. The Complete Market Phone 177, Clifton Springs, N. Y. --Free Delivery-- Best Wishes A FRIEND Best Wishes from ROPER KNIT Canandaigua, N. Y. RIGNEY PONTIAC New and Used Cars Sales and Service P0!VTlAl'. .. - M Phone 148 325 329 So. Canandaigua, New Y ork ain St. Compliments of ALBERT KAUFMAN 152 Thad Chapin Street Canandaigua, New York RED JACKET SALES House Trailers 81 Used Cars 390 Lake St. Canandaigua, N. Phone 883 Y. Best of Luck CANANDAIGUA GREENHOUSES Earl T. Atkinson Phone 560 Canandaigua, N. Y. Best Wishes from F. H. MCELWEE AND SON Funeral Directors Quality Furniture Main Street Canandaigua VECCHI BROS. CO. Bakery gl Market Lake St. Canandaigua, N. Y. Open Evenings and Sundays Best Wishes from H. W. KEENEY, INC, General Contractors Ready Mixed Concrete Sand and Gravel Crushed Stone Phone 1517 200 Niagara St. Canandaigua, N. Y, MOORE PRINTING COMPANY Commercial Job Printing 9-11 Niagara St. Phone 575-J Canandaigua, N. Y. Compliments of W. F. EXCELL Power Farm Equipment Canandaigua, N. Y. D. 8: L. PAINT STORE Wallpaper--Paints MURPI-lY'S TIRE SERVICE --Glass Mirrors--Plastic Wall Tile-- Tractiigtgii-STruCk 203 So. Main St. Canandaigua Reca pin Phone 795 P g M. J. MURRAY'S GARAGE Collision Service 24 hour Towing CLIFFORD L. 'WOOD Gulf Oil, Gasoline, and Kerosene 24 Hour Service 300 South Main, Canandaigua THE JUNIOR SHOP For Boys, Girls, 'n' Infants Canandaigua .... Geneva Compliments ADAM'S BOWLING HALL Canandaigua, N. Y. Phone 886 'EQQIQI YEARBOOKS f Q 'LL v ,, ff , , , 45g,.,,,,,df Y' mmf, fl' W. , 1. ' M, W, 'Wy M, QV , , A , 5 fm yu : ,V -, mmwumw 11 'ff MW fv- T. X 'V 3 -w i A , vw: . A '1 ' ' : F r' x- .Q .-,jg N. 'Q .... , -93',g:.f::, my .X 'R F9121 .f Q x .. ms. I ., ,Egg ., ii 4 1-:V-xt Q 'ff' ' gs: -v- -- '- .M A ,nf- at an