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

 - Class of 1955

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Q I n Nu- ,J N. THE SENIGR CLASS PRESENTS ,657 M!!!-7 ZF!!! 1955 Ed t 0 RED JACKET CENTRAL SCHOOL ANCH s R N 'fl ! I 'iliygjlf ii n M ETE, EWYORK All the Worlds fl Stage Q WU' lfwllh Drama at IZ ,7 6' The play s the thmg These are the word of Vlfrllram Shakespeare as are all the quota trons to be found wrthm the pages of thrs book So prodlgnous a wrrter and phrlosopher was thls great author that the 1955 staff of Red atltct Trarl has chosen to turn to hrs works as a theme for thrs publlcatxon Included m the Dramatls Personnae of thls productron whrch wnll have been on stage approxrmately 190 days from September through june are some 905 persons at this w rrtmg Thls number bemg one whrch varres sllghtly from trme to trme Each one plays a very vrtal role as admmlstrator faculty mem ber student or asslstmg personnel Wfe w1ll draw the curtam and show you the pncture THE STA FF ' in V . J .,. , l iv. Y . V. gg vr 4 ri. . I C . . ' . . . .V . . .D V l ll cllll A l. tl Well, honour if the .fzzbject of my rtory. Derivation During the two years in which Mr. Brown has taught at Red jacket Central, he has gained the respect and admiration of the students and teachers. Mr. Brown, affectionately known as Brownie, is not only capable of dealing with mathematics and science, but also does a fine job in training our students to become better citizens. His motto of good sportsmanship and fair play has been reflected in his tactics as coach of the junior Varsity Basketball Team. Due to his guidance, our junior Year proved very successful scholas- tically and financially. We are pleased to dedicate this edition of The Red Jacket Trail to our friend and teacher, Mr. Brown. MR. ROBERT BROWN, BR., MA 'i' ,M K, r I if 5 , Y 1 ? 4 fr 5 XFW ,QB 4 f 4 ' 0 1 '55 Q if if Praduccrs and Directv I 1 O 1 yy 5, nv ww 4 v ' n ,ala-. x 2x . 1 I -4 a helpxng hand Vlre Pnnrlpal MR HAROLD COlN'lANl Guldanre MR CHARLES SPANGLE When one walks lnto the offlce he rs sure to be greeted wxth a frlcndly glante from Mrs ones She IS kept xery busy durrng the year servmg many people t Red jacket Mr. Contant, although busy Carrying out the task of balancing the budget, is always ready with a friendly smile to lend Mr Spanglt has helped to guide many students along the straxght and narrow path to a suxtable and well chosen carter We are thankful to Mr Spanglc for counselnng us through so dnfflcult a task Serretarg MRS LALRA JONES ' l N A - 7 ' '-1427 ,ff ' a I tt . Y 15115 Drwcrs Nfl N1ORI'XN1 O bQh1'r ol thc mnxxtrumm t 1 x in N dent bodx tha xtati Qxprusu mbutc to thc mcmorx we lx Iosc LIDIIIHCM duth un Iabrulry um fillillllf md trxcndlx pnmonl ltx If fm nur UIIUINLIIIUX r um sim mmthx 1 ummm 1 K K K lxk Eustodzans s14L1 x IN1 V9 1 px, ULN Mr, C. Wylie, Mrs. F. Governor Mr. I.. Aldrich, Ap- ,J Is .I,. ROBYNI Cafeteria Mn -I Vcrhnyuun. Mrs, If Miller, Bfrx S DclCQ.itt11.hfrx 51. DAIJLJ- IY'l1,h1YN A Iimmrxflrld MR. VALENTINE ANZALONE Fredonia State Teathers BS, Silver sweet sound like soft- est music to attending ears. MR. CARL BRACEY Fredonia State Teachers BS.. Ed. A proper man. as one shall see in a summers day. MISS ELIZABETH CONNALGHTON Nazareth College. B.S. She that was ever fair. and never proud. Had tongue at will. and yet was never loud. MISS CHRISTINE ELLIS XY'illiam Smith College. B.A. So haIlow'd and so gracious. MR. GEORGE HUGHES Colgate University Syracuse Ijniversity BA., M.A. O, it is excellent to have a giants strengthf junior-Senior flzylz Zzculty RUSS INIARY ARNOLD Keulca College, BS.. Ed.INI. Oh. what authority and show of truthfu MR. ROBERT BROXVN Albany State Teathers B.A.. MA.. He was indeed the glass wherein the noble youth did dress themselves. MISS ELIZABETH DIFEDERICO Brockport State Teaehers B.S.. Ed. Exceeding wise. fairaspolten, and persuading. MR. JOHN GEISE Ithaca College. B.A. Come what come may. time and the hour runs through the roughest day! MISS CLARA JOHNSON Elmira College, B.A., M.A. I am constant as the North- ern Star. MRS. RVTI-I LAMPHIER Vnixersity of Rothester. BA. Aiming thy rare qualities. sweet gcntlenessf' MRS. DORIS INIACOMBER Keulca Cullege Be thuu ii spirit uf healthf' MR. JOSEPH NATOLI Oswego State College BS.. MS. Full of wise saws .md mod- ern instances. MR. ROBERT SALTZER Cornell Iiniversity. BS, To he in well-faxured man is the gift of fortune. MISS PAIIINE SHORTALI- Alhany State Tcaahcrs Gcneseu, AIS. My library was dukedom large cnuuglif' LIR. FRED LINSNER Ithaca College, B.A. Virtue is bold, and goodness never fearful. MISS CLARA MERTZ Genescu State 'l'e.ul1ers Ex ery why hath a wlicrufuref' MRS. ELSIE PERRY Cornell Vnixersity. BS. A dish fit for the Gmlsf' MR. GEORGE SCHAERTI. He was wont to speak plain and to the purpose. MR. JAMES STRAESE Indiana Vnixersity BS.. B.M.E. If music be the food of luxe. play un. MISS JOAN 'I'AYI.ER'l' Nazareth Cullcge. B.A. I have heard of your paint- ings. i 1 z ' .n. - fn Q el ? .5 , --s... 53: 1 ia 2 X B2 ,,fA'iw wLGfm,? Ai 2: .-W Y 4 ws- waf- Ifwfa 5 1 M, , if as . . Lv. 9, W 'E ,fuzbvi U gm . 3, ,hf?,1w,-A23 4,525 5 V -,,,.-127fQyf- if ' .. J 3 '41w:?f,pLrm:f?2ig' 'fy W 7 'V .' -1'f-!As'5,z+f .rT:..- 1, 1 W -. 1, I A 'jj f'ggm-N5,gyJ-W --.. .-.V-i,.....,- .....,.-,-..., -, -,-.- . .... E55 1 K 8 2 1 3 fx ' 31 I ,1 Truth if truth to the end of refkonirzg V17 'Z ,fQ 14 Left to right: Miss Clara Johnson. Eileen Dallaehie-sa. Secretaryg Mr. Harold Contant, Elwin Was- son, Vice President: Mr. Robert Saltzer. james Boardman, Treasurer: Ann Vanderwall. President. crziar 511155 Oficers and Advisers This group of advisers ,md students has been very attive. Under the direction of Presi- dent Ann V.1nderw.1ll. and her assisting offiters, matters of business have been married on according to the rules of P.1rli.1ment,1ry Protedure. All activities whith h.tve been many have been carried on with the goal of the New York Trip and the production of this yearbook. Miss johnson. Mr. Siltzer. .ind Mr. Contunt have worked diligently and willingly to help the Seniors earn money and budget their expenses. The Seniors will .1lw.1ys keep the fond memories which their sthool has given them and no matter how far they go, e.1th .ind everyone of them will cherish the days spent at his Alnu M.iter. The el.tss was saddened by the de.ith ot' Mrs. ls.1.it V.inderw.1ll on February 14, 1955. XVe wish to extend sympathy to Ann, .ind to here pay tribute to the memory of her mother, PHILIP Aiiirtieii Na legacy If ff, rfrh ,ar bwzerry. Basketball 2. 3, 43 Student Council President 43 Boys' State 3: Class Vice President 1: UN Youth Forum Delegate 43 Senior Play 43 Audio Visual Aids Club 2. 3. 43 OCSCA Delegate 4. jaixiiis BOARDMAN H11 12111 in .md flu gmezfmfi of 171+ '1.I77le 'full Ee. .xml nuke neu r1,4l1o11f. Harvard Prize Book 33 OYCSCA President 43 OYCSCA Delegate 31 Teen-Spot President 2. 33 Class President 21 Class Vice President 31 Class Treasurer 43 Stamp Club President 2. 43 Vice President 3: Western New York Student Council Delegate 3, 43 Student Council President 33 Audio-Visual Club 2. 33 Student Day Principal 33 Boys' State Alternate 31 Smoke Signals 43 Sportsmanship Delegate 3. 43 Senior Play 43 Basketball 1. 1. 3. 43 Baseball 1. 2. 3. 43 UN Youth Forum 43 Football Nfanager 41 Bowling Intramurals 1. 2. 3. JOHN CONLON An lawzerl Lzle .rpeedr bert, being plainly fold. Football 1. 2. 3. 43 Basketball 3. 43 Baseball 1, 2. 3, 43 Chorus 33 Senior Play 43 Student Council 43 Intramural Bowling 33 Academy Transfer Swimming Team 23 French Club 2. SAMUEL CORINO I lore ilu! 721471-Q wordr. ' Chorus 1. 23 Football 23 Baseball 2, 3. 43 Smoke Signal Staff 43 Football Manager 13 Basketball Manager 1, 23 Volleyball 33 Rifle Club 33 Stamp Club 2, 3, 4. Miemafxi. BOLAN 111 1,95 l.Ifu I fee llve 721.117 ol lmrmur, Hulk .md ZOVIJZIYI. Band 1. Z. 3. 43 Stamp Club 2. 33 Basketball 2. 3. 43 Baseball 1, 2. 3. 43 Representative Student Council 2: Senior Play 4. -IOAN BOXYERS My fmufz lr in my 176171, m3 fron P1 if milled rwzleul. Student Council 1. 23 Majorette 1, 23 FHA 1. 23 Library Club 23 Cheerleader l. 43 Senior Play 4, VUILMA DEVEY A fine zwmaaz, .1 fair unzzmfzy. iz meet uwmmz. Top Salesman Magazine Campaign 4g Cheerleader 2. 3, 43 Band 1. 2. 3, 4g Chorus 1, 3. 4g Bowling 1, 23 Library Club 1, 2, FHA 1. 2. 3. 43 Senior Play 43 Smoke Signals 45 Student Council Secretary 4g Secretary OYCSCA 4g Yearbook 43 Student Teacher 2g NYSSMA 45 County Sectional Band 2g Intramurals 1, 2. 3. 43 Student Council 4: Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4g Secretary- Treasurer Band 43 Playdays 2. 3. DONALD Devo A woman would run through fire and water for sueh .J ,Enid hurl. Class Vice President 23 Class President 33 Student Council Vice President 3g Band 2. 3. 4g Chorus 1. 2. 3, 4g Red jacket Aires 3. 4: All-State Chorus 3g Stamp Club 2. 3. 4g Business Manager of Red jacket Trail 4g Volleyball Settional Competition Z. 3, Bowling 23 Football 23 ESSPA 4: Delegate of OCSCA 35 Student Vite Prineipal 3g Boys' State 31 Senior Play 43 XY'estern New York Student Council Delegate 31 Band President 4. ,sing iiit Bizviaarr Ci'RTIs Hu gffzrt ZA,lf tru wtf, grlllfe .md lou. an tiftillciil Hiilile' 111 1tff77l,1I1. HC-llfh Clllb 5. 43 FHA 2. 3. 43 Library Club l. 2. 31 Chorus 1. 31 Intramurals l. 2. '3. 4. Senior Play 41 Student Teaching 2. 33 Bowling 1. Z, 3. 4: Music Festival 2. 31 News Staff 31 Teen-Spot 2, 2. Eiriinx DALLACHILQSA Hou in 217.11 Llllft candle rlrmu f 511 kranzw' Band 1. 2. 3. 4g Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4g Cheerleader 1. Z. 3. 4: Harxest Queen 2g junior Prom Lady in Wliiting 31 XYSSMA 2, 3. 4: FHA 1, 2. 3. 4: ESSPAQ Year- book Editor: Senior Play 43 Class Treasurer 1: Class Setretary 41 Smoke Signals. Teen-Spot 2. 3. 41 County Musit Settionals 3. 43 Intramurals 1. lg Student Teacher 1. 31 Musit Festival 1. 1. 3. 43 Red jacket Aires 3. 41 Band Setretary-Treasurer 23 Band Reteptionist 43 Clar- inet Trio 4 ,mam lm ' james Fi'rzPA'i Rick Pwr fwu wr. 144711 f lift 1,1,'If,r.' Football 1. J. 3. liand l. 21 Chorus l. 2, 3. 43 Senior Plat 4. All-State Chorus 1. Ac. MARc,ARrT FRISI limo f ca 'Ci 117 ' fm. 4 ,.'1gJ wo. lijw '1I1fn.'. Ie mf Vpffnr ..1.1', ifzxltl. FHA l. 2. 3. 4: FHA Setretary 3. 41 Senior Band 3. 41 Pet- Band 4. Smoke Signals 41 Senior Play 43 Student Ci iuncil Reprtsentatn e 1. KAW Doxxe. G.ai.LAi-mx Ski. keauzztul, ,md zfierefwe lo be awed. Band I. 2. 3. 4: Chorus 1. 2. 3. 41 Senior Play 4: Class Setretary 31 FHA 1. 2. 3. 4g Library Club 2. Quintet 2g Rifle Club Offiter 41 Retl jatket Aires 31 Intramurals 1. Stutler1tTeather 2. 3. Hiiuix GOVISRNOR .,, . lmf wje fault km. bu! Liner ue II deem. Library Club 1. lg Class Secretary 2: FHA 2. 3, 4g Vite Presitlent FHA 53 FHA Treasurer 4g Intramurals 1. 2, 31 Smoke Signals Staff 4: Yearbook staff 4g Chorus 4g Senior Play 4g Bookstore 3. 4. 4-v QM, vi--r , Q 214 joANN Hoxx'i2i.I. Hu' Lezuly main tfnr IJIIFI .1 ftpitllrzg jfrsttrztn 'NH of figbi. Chorus 1. 3. 41 Library Club 2: FHA 1. Z. 3. 41 Intra- murals 1, 2: Senior Play 4g Bowling 1. 2g Student 'Feather 23 FHA Offiter 3. Festival l. Sl ,lunior Prom Queen 2. INIARCARIET Htosox UU' 147: ufirfJ fhlffl ml .1 'Multi' t'u.i11u't. FHA 1. 2. 3. 43 Treasurer FHA 31 Chorus 1. 3. 4, Retl jatket Aires 35 Health Club 41 Teen'Spot Countil Sfifff-iff' 41 Teen-Spot Z. 3. 4g Smoke Signals 45 Senior Q1 if' tr 'fy EIJWARID Hnsstvm' Hit hear! .md lmrzd both open mid both free. Basketball 2. 3. 43 Football 33 Stamp Club Z, 51 Senior Play 4g Intramural Bowling 1. Z. 3. JEAN HESSNIZY Lure all, nut! .1 ,Huy do zi mrzlq zu mint. Library Club 1, 2, 3, 43 FHA 3. 4g Ameritan Legion Cjrgtoriqgl Contest 1. 2, 5, 4g Stlltltrlt 'lltiithtl' 2, 32 Senior Play 43 Chorus 3. 41 Yearbook Staff 4g Smoke Signals Staff 4. 1-v E' Play 43 Bowling l. 2, 33 Library Club 1. 23 Yearbook Staff 43 Student Teathing 3g Intramurals 1, 2. 3. 4. X DOROTHY ANN LVSH The Lvfznwt fit nut fait finer did mu inifwllv. Student Counuil 'l'rc.1surer SQ FHA 1. 2. 3, -ig Intra- murals 1 2. 3. 43 ESSPA -lg NYSSMA 2. BQ Chorus 1. 5. 43 Teen-Spot 2. 5. 41 President of Teen-Spot 4g Editor of Smoke Signals -lg News Staff 3. 41 Bowling 1. 2. 51 Senior Play 41 RL-tl -ldtket Aires 3. 43 Lilvrary Club 1. 21 Yeurlwuk 4: ,luninr Pmm I.ntly in XX'.1iting 23 Student 'l'e.itl1c-r 5. Ft-stixqil l. 31 ljlgiytlays 2. 3. 4. Lyiia LVSH I init mi. lflt Il my lady. Football 1. Z. 3. 43 Bisketlmll l. 2. 3. 4g Biiselmill l. 1. 3. 43 lntr.imur.il Buwling 2. 31 Cliurun -11 Newspaper Staff -1. 'Q on Cli--rux I, 3. All YSSPA -lL Climerla-.irler 4, -lg l'HA 1. ,. .IUHN Liml il fl L it f,'f,,'f ,'1,',g' Ii-il t,1f.' ,fit :ff H1 Inf ,J it ff., ,:. Cliwrux l. 1. Al: liimkmiir -1. Mnim' Pl.iy 4. Nexxxpgper -I Airmain LIBIZRATI I5 fri, :ft twin: fit fvli fft.1d. Iv Ilia ffift ff Iv, t fl ,ffl nm-ffm Fmvrlmill 31 Howling 31 Ye-,irlwcmk 41 M.1g.uine C.1l'I.1lI'I -11 Ren-rxe un Smulce Signals -42 Senimir Pliy 4. IL -.I ' ,v Q Muxicifx lNlcC..u1'im' Stl. 141.11 .i .guilt if.1i taliifffi,-,'i'1, f,fi,:i, FHA 2. 3. Al. lntrumuriils l. 2, 3. Al. Cliurus E, 4. l.ibi.iry Clulw l. Senior l'l.1y 4, jo.-xxxlf iNlCN.RIl,N' 1.5 I V' Vi l44.J.!lff1.'i. !4.:ItnfvffI', I f 77 rv r Alu! w 1. -A VHA Prtxirlentg VHA Sung 1,4-.itltr -11 Seniwr Ply. 4, letnbpiit Q. 1. -lg flaw lrt-.isizrer 1. 'lf.ill butt -11 Ntxuiuper -lg l.llWl'.lfy Clulw l. 1. Ftulnnt 'lt-ilu? fl Intr.imur.ilx 1. 2. 4. -li bpurtmmnxliip RL'I'l'kNLI'lI.lIlNL 41 limxling 1 Q S. l'l.1xtl.ns 1, 1, 1. -l. Mun. llxtiml 1, 9. -l. iNlARY Liiii MAxIrIx ll t ,zIe.Id:tI1se4l 5-3 env .wzzfrz Iztmf ljiintl 1. 2. 5. 43 Chorus 1. 51 XYSSMA 43 YHA 1 7 3. 4. .luniwr Prom Queen 21 Bfiwling 1. 21 l.Ihr.irx Club 1, 21 Intramural, 1. 2. 5. 4. Musit Festival 1. 3 4 Criunty Settiwnalx 2. 5. 43 Ymrhwrilc 41 Srnril-ct Nignals 1. 41 Checrleuiding 1. 2. 5. 4g Student Teather 3 ten Sym 2. 5 41 Scniiir Pl.iy' 41 Spcirtarnanxhir R p Pl.Iytl.Iyx 2. 3. 4. l3LlZAB1iTH MILES Your k:.Irf' dt fret Et 11:26 .,f,1I. l,ihr.iry Cluh 1. 2. 51 FHA 1. 2. 51 Band 1. Chorus 1. 5. 41 Senior Play -ig Smoke Signals VIRGINIA PIIQRQIE A- ?1It'1'l'.Q .zr Ihr day ir lwlg. FHA 2. 33 FHA President 4g Chorus 45 Library Club 1. Z3 Scniur Play 45 Intramurals 1. 2, 5. 4. GREGORX' REED Ob ufaaz may 111111 uilbifz him hide. JOSEPH VANNORLIAN Brerily If lbe ,mul of 1111. FFA 5. 4g Senior Play 4g FFA Treasurer 45 Top Maga- zine Salesman 4. DONNA LEE WALKER The band 111.11 fJ.1lf7 :made -1011 fair, lmzb made qwu good. Chorus 1, 5, 41 Lihrary Club 23 FHA 1. 2. 3, 4g In- tramurals l. Z3 Senior Play 43 Bowling I. ZQ Student Teacher 23 FHA Officer 33 Music Festival l. 3. fa, , 'YR '32 JANE RIELYBENS M3 11111113 at Iflde .11 mtl. FHA 2, 3. 4: FHA Historian 23 Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 41 Chorus l. 43 Library Club lg Senior Play 4. ANN VANl3IiRXX'ALL Mare ir Ifyj due than mon 147.111 all ram 11.15. Class Setretary lg Student Countil 2. 31 Student Countil Sefretary 33 Class President 4g FHA Z. 5. 4g Chorus 11 Bookstore 5, 43 Intramurals 1. Z3 Lihrary Cluh 1. 23 Smoke Signals Staff l. 4g Senior Play 4. Af'- ROBERT XVARE1i51.o 0. 111111 full 111' In-ini ii 11111 11f1rl111g-11'.141 uorld. Bast-hall 51 Rell jacket Aires 51 Senior Play 41 Chorus 1. 2. 3. 41 Musit Festival 1. 2. 31 Musit Settionals 5. ELVVIN WAssoN 4 1 .'f:1'1 1110 1 flflldclll or .III 4.x'rtU1r.'l .uid Ilfilfldlfffd 1111 .md mdgr rm 111. liasuhall l. 2. it -41 Basketball I. 2. 3. 41 Foothall 2. 3. 41 Class l'rt-sitlent I. Class 'l'rt-asurtr 2. Class Vire Presitlt-nt -11 liantl l, 2, 3, 43 Chorus I. 2. 3. -li All- State Chorus 1. Al: Rt-tl -latket Aires 41 Senior Play 4. Smoke Signals Staff 41 Trail Staff 4: County Settional lflantl 1. J. M IQSSPA Confertntt' sl. SYMTIF Lluh 2. 1 Vs K' 'N' L .ytd 451-9 ff , , t -Q 5 -4. , - ,9- Y-v' Eddxc Helen Junk Ann They fame their ezzmznfes Donna Lcc Elwin Eileen L Greg Lyle .11 ix, r-..., Mary Lcc Mark XY'ilm,1 L' k V4 - jg 0 b 6 xL 0 15' y 6 Pfiffy John Huddic 5.1111 i S. 'Boardic' jean 'R M Q 0 Fznz' Hlicurgn-H 'Mak ' Bolwh1c' Dun l1.1 R151 JJ .DMN oanicw 'ff' fe' PM 41,f'f': W' .3 , . 4.- xzxazmrz '1-.. . D .fo '-. -. -vwailfl ' im- MC3iI1I1.i-l Munim ISU ' Little 34500 H1116 IUC 'I.xz' 'Dwnnxcm Bu N ' QL' ,5 4 vi ' l Q1 How now brown Cow I V cg' Y X 'I' 'R i 1 Q I , . A . . - 1 x v Jghllilf S1 Scare Ya f Little Dutah Maids. i 3 I I Going Somewhere ? 'f' 4 u......lf Belles of the Ball. My Don't go near the Water. i' Lis 21 ii i wg,SJ'4' . do i ' 'M 'uf F' . T.-.. , M What a handsome trio. Some Executives. u-A-A if H55 Y C pl fd Production underway. Our gox t. is our strength. Look before you leap. Happy Birthday, Margaret ,EQ I gtk W VKX ? if mlil 5 '9 . . . .9 X , ,, .. Q. ' . --. - 9 xl. 1 ' 'Wxsx X i! 'LiH1U'H'ETiI2i LQ il . 'Z' 1 1 Q, 5 4 :Ja Q, 7 X ig ig gs v i M f H.-- ' ff if f 5 ,. L' N FKA ' ew 0 M ' V 'ii ' ' Z- , . Y ,V ,ann MM I ak., Supkqliug 6115! J a i G V ,, 'g H , P ' ' 5 6 , f 5 . Z , we- ,gf 7 4 asy- . 4 . , . I like fl jolly troop First row: V.. Loss, S. Mallaher. D. Brown. E. Romiser. E, Hotthkiss. S. Prottor, ul. Halton, Second row: R. Sthaefer. A. Cianfoni. V. Sanders. N, Hall. R. Wlhite. -l. Reuhans. V. Reed. E. Wlunner. P. Curtis,' E. Collett. Third row: M. Groat. C..Groat, E. Hayden. nl. Hiekey. R. Williaiiis, E. New- tomhe. -I. VanNorman. B. Condon, M. Gershhaeh. M. Blaisdell. L. Sehaefer. Absent: B. Wlalbridge, Our juniors S. Mallabcr. President: E. Hotchkiss. Treasurcrg I.. Sehaefer, Vite Presidentg Mr. Hughes. Adxiserg M. Ciershhath. Seen taryg Miss Connaughtun. Adviser. The junior Class wants to express its gratitude to the Senior Classes of yesterday and today for paving our way in everything we have planned or experienced this year. Also to the fatulty for guiding and teaching the Ameritan way ol' life to us, We hope from this learning. we will be one of the best prepared groups to venture out in life and serve our fellow man and country. So wire, 50 young Although the Sophomore Class is the smallest in the sthool its members do not lack enthusiasm. As a whole they get along very well. .ill working together .1t.inythingtheydo. The class is well represented in sports. Band. Chorus. and Cheerleading, XX'ho knows. perhaps someday one Ot the members ol the tl.1ss ol 5' will ,istound the world with well, who knows? Our 50,0 amares Miss Taylert. Adviserg P. Crowther, Vine President N Whrfield. 'lireusureri L. XX'hite. Setretaryg A. Stheemaker President: lNIr. Brown. Aduiser, First row: N. Boardman. A. Mink. I.. XX'hite. N. Wkirfield. P, Brott, Second row: N. McNally. B. XX'yl1e. lr. W'est. D. Huffman. D. Reed. N. Boardman. M. Ternisky. Il, Curtis, 'Iihird row: D. T.1n- ner. P. Crowther. G. Maine. C. Parker. -l. Hudson. D. Orr. D. Classen. I.. Delirotk, Ahsent: F, Gcrslilmtli. A, Saheemaker. W'lne1z I ZZZIA' green in judgmefzl The true beginning of our and 'ILA Nllss lNlrs Nllsx 'N rs N rs N rx lN rx N lv. Nllwx A NN CHLR Mary Aneelmc Patrrela Anzalone Dons Qhawx Marne Galbralth Mary Barrovss Nlarx Halstttl Ruth l lSl'l C ltlllllll Strung llelen Broun ltlntlu D ntnn N , J.lIlll,'lclllLl2.,ll n N s- Mn. 51158 IX lxS N s. N N, N rx. liunite lxllllx Pluma Emmerwn llelen NX elwer C,atl1erineSl1elly Clrate C, . lt -.lI1L'c,LlIl-OI! Marlon Baile! Graaff 5'aculfy CRADI: Reatllng Second lrst l 1 li Sctond lxrntlere xrten Thlrtl lourth 1 l ourtlm Stxtlt Setontl Kintlerxga rt t n Third Sixth :1 st lfourt ll COIILCI Brotlxport State B A M A l rcdonla State Te uhcrs B S Gcnexo State Teathera Butta 0 grate Teathcrs Training, Sthool Genesco State Te lthers B P Cortland it att Teatlwcrx Teatluerx 'l fillllllti, Qthtmtml Creneseo St tte l L tt He rs Xwllltu C olleee B A Bmtltpnrt St ite 'l e It llc r Brotkport State Teatlmers. BS. Genesee! State Te-at hers lniversity Ot- Ruthester. BS.. Ni.Ed. Brotkport State leatherx, BS. Genesetw State 'l1C.lLLl'lCl'S Cortland State Teatherm Buff-alta St1teTe.icl1ers Cenesen State Teuher' The memory ut nur elementary teatherx lrngerw lung. for nt ix they who set the stage for our tuture attivitiex antl introtlute us to the xarlous rules whttlm we assume .15 we progrew to more ttunplex mtuatiom 'Q ' X X 'P 4, ' 1,1 N , 1 f mf 1Q'ggif-521 ' f v I .Ni .4 'X' F 5 Efa xf ' K Y-'Y 12+ 'hm ., 1- If I f' ' x n L Q1 ' ,. ltQav, frat. 'iw www' . --' Hi ,.-' vT'vf. ' y n,.f z.2, , ,W ' i ' I . V ff,:'fQ5, f N ' fc 1' V., v fn' xf' J' q I -'ar - l . 'Nh J- ' I 511, R1 0 K' ff' .xii R ffs,M'?W4WW '-:ja L. ' ff-ffgfgffx.. I 4416- 'G' sf' ,, ., lludcrstudies x so v4 N6 1 iw-A . fm fl . lfirst row: DI. Ryan. K. Smlimder. M. Denis, A. Corino. S. Rolston. B, Prortor. P. Ivfuyg-ri tl. Rnlgfun, Second row: M. Hammer. N. Bogoly. N. Brown. C. Maslyn. C. Andrews. G. Ciardi. G. Rout. B. Hudson, -I. Aldrinh. D. Lawrenne. Third row: M. L. Stanley. M. Hobin. D. VanKirk. C. Hessncy. V. Newcomb, B. Gershbash. I.. Chapman. D. Crowther. B. Clark. M. Hammer. K. Kerkelaar. Sirtlz Grade lfirst row: lf. Holtz. D. johnson. D. VanCi1eSeele. W. Boardman. VV. Hayward. G. Elliott. R. R. Pronti. R. Vanderwall, E. Reed. Selond row: C. Bounds. R. Miller. D. lsaan. D. Cummings. G. XX'arren. XV. XX'right. H. Timmerman. XV, Chrysler. P. Bredesen. bl. Lohr. G. Vanlitten. XY. Skyner. Third row: T. Crowell. R. McCarthy. S. Gilwlws. C. Nichols. Il. DeVoll. D. Lyons. T. Hessney. P. Keulcclailr. G. Hulburt, -I, Perdue. U. Mincer. T. Fogarty. C' 'T YL? YW Q ,' 'r gl? 'Z U u- 7' F' if 'fb 'L' C- ,QE vu 7, 9 m . G ff Vp! X 'Q'-U I v Qfgl SPY - QQ' SU EE' . 1 vw A IV' gkiixqx' if N 'A' ,Q '- y W 4h A iffwff wuz' Q y W Q I P iff' 'lm-7 W sg F5 w 'E' ' A ,Lge L ' Aff Q? V ,VA-V ' Q. bi 'U -A elf I ' 5 -W Q6 2 6 xg? 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This year's Student Council, led by Phil Ald- rich and Bob White, has done much to better our school. More mirrors have been provided for the locker rooms and a good variety of assembly programs have been sponsored. The annual Christmas pro- gram, with each class taking part, was one of the highlights of the year. Two of the groups members, jim Boardman and W. DeVey, were chosen as president and sec- retary respectively of the Ontario County Student Council Association. Miss Arnold and Mr. l-larkenrider act as advisors to this year's group. ul. BUQ1l'Lll1l.1l'1. XY, DeVc-y Pu lltfull P. Aldrich Vice Pferzdeul R. Vfhite Donald Dc-yo, SuluI.1lfn'iur1 Bfilllld il? 1707101111 Ann Vanderwall, V.1ledirlm'mr1 For outstanding achieve- ment in Scholarship, Leader- ship, Service and Character, these nine seniors have re- ceived the well-earned honor of becoming members of the National Honor Society. This honor is given only to those who have earned an 85 per- cent or higher scholastic aver- age and who have worked un- tiringly to better their school and themselves. They may well be proud of themselves, as are their teachers, families, and classmates. We are sure the worthwhile ambitions and goals, which they have set, will be realized and fulfilled. Congratulations to all of you! Valedictarian and Salutalariau We are all proud of Ann and Don for attaining the highest honsors in school as valedictorian and salutatorian. Only through hard work and study have they reached these goals. Congratulations Y National Honor Society Sitting: H. Governor, D. Deyo, A, Vanderwall, M, Freeland. Standing: E. Dallachiesa. XV. DeVei J. Boardman, P. Poillon, J. Hessney. -ur SCHV4. To further the joys ol' Homemaking' is the motto of our future homemakers of America. Under the leadership ot' Mrs. Elsie Perry the club has done much to carry out its motto. Among the suceessful undertakings we may boast about are our annual Mother-Daughter Banquet and our bake sales. That we may always yy irk to improye the home is the hope ot' us all. . . , , . . . . First roxy' ,I MtXallx A Nantterywall. li ll41tI.l5 Wylie M MtXally Fee- ond roxy. -l. Hessney. Il. lireelantl, Mrs. Perry. H. Cioyernoz. V. Piertt. M, Freeland. li Blood. lf V41-st. S. Ross. Third row, XY, Dt-Vex. lf Roftiieser. D. XX'alkei. VI. Reubtns. l.. Delirotk. P Poillon. M Mtfartliy. ,l Rttgbens. 'l. Howell. D. Ciallahan. nl. 'lone-y. 13076 67116 lfirst row: Mr. Natoli. Il. DelGatto. B. Brown. D. Brown. N. War- field. tl. Curtis, C. Ross, Seeond row: D. Pollot. R. Sehaefer. D. Huff- man. G. Maine. R. Bounds. L. DeBroek. R. Reubens. G. Potter. The Rifle Club is an organization serving two purposes!to teach members the proper and safe way to handle a gun. and to provide them with recreation. Although this elub is only in its setond year. there seems to be a growing interest among the students. EZ 994. RT This group of boys is preparing to take over the heavy responsi- , bility ot' proxitling food tor our nation. lnder the guidante ot' Mr. Robert Saltzer. they not only learn hoyt to suttessfully run farms. but also learn hovy In tooperate with one another. lfirst row' hir. 5.llllLY, l. Main C Payne Fttiintl roxy. L1 Blaine l N n Nt Health 611111 Cleanliness and service with a smile is the motto of our Health Club. Under the leadership of our efficient nurse, Mrs. Doris Ma- comber. these seven girls work to promote better health. Front row: A. Mink. S. Proctor. N. VC'arfield. Back rowz P. Poillon. B. Whal- bridge. Mrs. Macomber. B. Curtis, M. Hudson. Stamp 61116 Sitting: Mr. Spangle. Stand- ing: VI. Hickey. M, Bolan. AD. Deyo. E. Hessney. J. Board- man. S. Corino. The Stamp Club, under the leadership of Mr. Charles Spangle, has found out about the origin and value of many stamps. The young philatelists have been making stamps their hobby and some have rather valuable collections. Under the faithful guidance of Miss Pauline Shortall, the Red jacket library club is one of the most active clubs in the school. In order to hold membership in the organization. it is necessary to complete certain projects assigned to you and help Miss Shortall accomplish her many tasks in the library. First row. left to right: C. Abbott. R. Pollot. J. Curtis. S. Mallaber. Second row: S. Proctor. G. Blaisdell. Miss Shortall. M. McNally. L. Lannon. B. Wylie. J. Halton. J. Hessney. Third row: G. Howell. B. Chappelle. P. Barry. D. Lawrence. DI. Cobb. D. Orr, L. DeBroclc, C. Parker, A. Scheemaker. S. Fish. V. Sanders. L. XY'right. S. Brown, J. Toney. AGRICI. LTL RE I Van Norman C Paxne Mr Robert Qaltnr CHEMISTRX C1 Recd I Halton A Clanfonn Mxw Mary Arnold S Mallabcr I McNallx il .2 I IACNGWJ f Mrs El W De VCV S16 Perl. 1 NG Y J FM 11014 6llAKl1NG D E Dam W-Hire yd D RIVER TRlZIin Cxexse Callahan ch1e53 M PHYSIC S F XX'.1xwn. M Pappn-rt. P, Aldriah. B. Condon. SHOP' Mr, -Imcph Natuh, R. XX'ilIi.1rm, C, Gmaf, In Lmh X Mr, Rubcrt Br-rx n. If Hcvnn-xy A. Lihn-r,1ti.R,W'hitc. L iii 'fff 6, L LJ tot 4 NO 1 Rm Uirxtr Ummm oct I 54 A VANDERNX ALL HEADS SEINIORS II NIORS PLAN DANCE EIGHT ATTEND JOL RNALISM SCHOO FOL RTEEN NIAKE CHEER S LAD SENIORS PEREORM TONIGHT AL THOR DONX NS PRO WRESTLING L SENIORS BALI TOMORROW NIGHT Q SENIORS READY FOR N Y C Flrst row M Freeland j McNally P CUftlS Second row LTISS Connaughton A Vandervuall, H Gowernor, V Loss M L Mannon Standmg C Parker E Dallachncsa 'I Hessney XX' DeVey, P Polllon J Hlckey E Wasson E Hessney I Boardman A Ixbc I M P Most of thc members of the staff found lt very mterestxng and most excltlng workmg on Smoke Slg nals thus ycar under the able dlrectlon of Miss EI1za beth Connaughton All thanks are extended to Mlss Connaughton for the hard work and long hours she has put into making the paper a success. ram appcrt D Lush R j C HEARS BLIND SPORTSMAIN ML SIC IIN THE INENWS VANDERVUALL, DEYO HEAD OF CLASS NINE CHOSEN FOR N.H.S. ltlwzzzk you for your zfoiref -Thank you: Your mort Jweet voicei First row: A. Mink. J. Dallachiesa, N. XVarfie-ld. C. Abhott. N. Warfield. N. Boardman, H, Gover nor, J. Perry, Miss johnson, Accompanist. Second row: E. XX'unner, I.. Lush, R. Colburn. R. Cramer, S. Brown. Romeiser. B. Wylie, j. Hcssney, E. Dallachiesii. Third row: E. Wasson, R. Williams J. VanNorman, M. Gershbach. D. Xwilliams, P. Crowther, L. DeBrock, M. McCarthy. M. Hudson A. Cianfoni, E. Miles. Ehorus Quality, rather than quantity was stressed, this year, thus accounting for the comparatively smaller number of students. Mr. Strause has worked hard with the chorus and he feels that there has indeed been a great improvement. We feel that the chorus will con- tinue to grow and improve. MR. JAMES STRAUSE Dirermr SM YQ?- f4lfs p It will difrozzrfe 122051 eloquent mmif First row: P. Brott. S. Brown. E. Miles. R. White. T. Fogarty. T. Crowell. B. Hudson, M. Freeland J. Draper. D. Quilt. P. Barry. M. Stambach. Second row: M. Manion. -I. Perry. I.. Bolton. P. Fogarty C. Hessney. T. Hessncy. bl. M.1nion. VV. Dt-Vey. If. Dallntliiesri, D. Crowther. N. Vfiirfielel. R. XY'hit taker. VI. Morris. D. Biirootly. T. O'Donnell. Thirtl row: I.. Delirotk. R, Sthiiefer. D. Gallnhzin. F Crowley. P. Crowther. D. Deyo. li. XX'asson. ISI. lioltin. S. Owens, A. Olmsta-.itl. -l. DeVoll. bl. Mc Quire. nl. VanNorman. Mr. Anzalone. Senior 75'zznd 'linking .1 supporting role in the lmtkground ot' our theme is the Senior Band under the tgpable direction of Mr. Vnlentine Anzalone. This ye-.ir the hand has '45 memhers. Although it sutleretl ri henry loss. with the gmtluation of the sen- iors. there are many younger students who are ably helping to fill in the meant seats. XXL would like this opportunity to tongr.itul.ite Mr. Anzilone on the fine job he has done stimulating in- terest in musit .among the younger students. lle has untler the tlirettion ol his luton. .i gritlt lminrl. .1 junior luntl. .intl the senior luntl. Congr.itul.itions. 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' ' A ., I A .gym f A L, JI ' 2 ni ' ' .' -I 1-. - iV1:'aV4f,-'. fu. x MISS BETTY DIVEDIERICO The 1heerle.11lerx wntild like to introtlute Miss Betty Dilfetlerito who 1.1ine to Red Yl.1tket thix year .15 .1 gr.1du.1te ot' Brotkport State 'I'e.11herk College. Mixs Dilfetlerito lT.1S done .1 wontlerftil iolv helping the 1heerle,11lers r.1ixe th.1t Nthool nyirit xxhith is .1 Hinuxt' .11 ex'er1'm1li1i1wl.11tixity. Two freshmen .1nol tour newphoniores toinpriweel the girls diel .1 fine job keeping the morale of their players high. win or lme. Next year sexe-r.1l or them are lowking l'1,irw.1r1l tu nuinteiining wportwin.1nship .ts x.1rxity theerleaelerw. Sandra Ross Phyllis Enelehart fv- Q- Cr? 'Xluny Homimvm Nllfgiftl Ni1'N1llx N1n1x XX lfllelkl Afllll Mink junior V.1r5ity theerlexding Squad this year. These The Jpirir-rzirrizzg drzmz, the em'-piercing fife I 5 K C .X , . - W , i W it , w' K , 3.4-f' Left to right: If. D41ll.1thic-sa. 'l. MtN.1lly. M. I.. Mimiiin, XY. DeVey, li. Vfgilhritlgc. VI. Bowers. 'Ihis group i1lYg.ty enthusi.txtit girls worlietl hilrel to keep team .mtl xthool spirit high. They set a fine exdmple of gootl sportmiarisliip at all the games rc- g.1relles5 ot' who won. The girls would like to thank Mixs Dilfetlerito for the extellent toimseling she gave them this year to help them .ittiiiri the goal they set to .itcornplislm Varsity Cfheerleaders D Q-4 - p' I 1-i.'J i.' fi' If , 1 'v X, .gl .i tgfi Ilia, S K 152423 1f -if 4 J' 1 .X AA Gi' if n P Riu ,..'N 'N SCHEDULE Red jacket., , AA,,.. 33 Red jacket. ,, ,, 50 Red jacket ,. H 37' Red jacket , , ,42 Red jacket, ,,,,A.dA,,,, 53 Red jacket ....,,,..,,,..,, 46 Red Jacket, ,,.,. ,,,,,,,, - i-4 Red jacket, , ,,..... 50 Red jacket, ,. A,,,, 'Z Red jacket .,.,.,., 35 Red jacket, , , ,,.d ,, fri Red jacket ,,,,,,,,,' 12 Red jacket, ,,,,,,,,, 48 Red jacket, ,,......,,..., -ii Red Jael-:et ,,,,,,,,,,....,, 59 Red Jacket... ,,.Y,,,,,,, ,50 Red Jacket, ., .....A, Sri Red jacket, .. ,,A,,V,A, ,Sl Naples ,,,,, Phelps .. Victor . ., Middlesex Honeoye ..,A. Clifton .,,,, Gorham ,,,,,, , Penfield Bloomfield Naples ,,,, , Phelps ,,,,. Penfield ,, Victor ,,i. Middlesex ., Honeoye ,.,, Gorham ,,..,, Bloomfield , Clifton .,,, 3 as 76 is 40 64 49 62 62 T va '2 66 56 47 54 S0 49 '25 COACH FRED LINSNER Varsity Kaskefball A I.. Lush. M. Pappert. D. XX'illirims, E, Vihlsson, E. Hessney. F. Gershhach. il. Conlon, E, Newcomhe. INI. Bolan. C. Grout. P. Aldrich. I.. Schaefer. Coach Linsner. This year's team displayed a fine quality of spirit and determination in the face of several defeats, The fact that there were only two vet- erans could account for their in- ability to pile up more victories. The efforts of Coach Linsner were ever directed toward good sportsmanship and the ability and will to win. In spite of their losses, the boys showed their potentiality by winning and making fine show- ing in the last two games of the season. . fw . 5 y . al s 129 , 4 if , ' v ' U. v I Y My , J lj., iw, 'E R' ',f!': A' 5' ' 'T I 38 tk' 'xx WAX.. Wy! lv' I ,- A g- W, 'sf' IX, P J ! K ' f I ' I f Q If Y T h Q . ,f' Q , , . ' f , A ,- Y ' NN . Q Y 'i 2 X516 A' ' 'I 5 'E r X , WQ., . 1 , A 4 X - f , 'Q AA fl K 4 'fi ', :AQ H w Q. . - V f NWN wi' 'X Egg 'T ' ' if- 'aff M ,rlF'Q' --sl' ,,f-f As everyone knows, baseball is Red jackets favorite sport. The goal of Coach Linsner's aces this year will be to retain the Finger Lakes Championship. The keen competition throughout the league will make the going rough for the Indians. There will be eight of last year's team back to apply their talents. Red jacket has had an outstanding baseball team in the past. This year should be no exception. Span Royal First row: I.. Lush, R. XX'hite. R. Williilnis. .l. Boardman. R. XX'arfielcl. LI. Bolan. E. NX'asson. Conlon. Second row: J. Bolan. M. Hummer. D. Lawrence. A. Cirulli. L. Schaefer. M. Pappert. il. Farrell. D. Classen. C. Rogoza. G. Hayden. J. Colletr. F. Gersbach, Coach Linsner. THE AMERICAN LEGION Turner Schrader Post No 34 Shortsvulle New YorIr Best Washes from A FRIEND Congratulations RECORD S DAIRY Manchester Shortsvulle Phone 3 I 84 Eyes Exammed Glasses Futted LEWIS ABERLE Optometrust See Us To See Better Phone We are 9I'a'I'e'IUI +0 OUR ADVERTISERS Iflm Iga3naI::jnacI3u3IorfII' YEVe 'n9s BY Append for theur 'fmancnal support ot this publucatuon Best Wushes to the Class of 55 +h BROWN S FASHION GIFT SHOP Ladies and Children s Apparel ShortsvuIIe New York We hope to show our apprecnatlon through e patronage of our subscribers Compllments of THOMAS LYON WHITE 81 F KIRK HELM Associated Architects CTX:-Z .' X iw I I . 1 I ' , A 1 1 I .E ' la I ll ' I . I VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS Kerlns Chuncko Posf No 6I98 MANCHESTER SHORTSVILLE Jim ,f fuzm 3 WATER STREET SHORTSVILLE N Bes'I Wishes from STATE BANK OF SHORTSVILLE Member F D I C Mann S'Iree'I' Shor+svuIIe The Shor+svlIIe and Manches+er ENTERPRISE The Only Paper In fhe WorId Ihaf Cares Anyfhmg Aboui' Shor+svlIIe and Manches+er Complumenis of MR AND MRS WILLIAM COLLINS Shor+svlIIe N Y Congrafulahons Class of I955 FRANCIS K LAMPHIER CompIlmenIs of W F EXCELL Power Farm Equlpmenf Canandaigua N Y BECKER MOTOR CO Lmcoln Mercury 24 Coach Sfreef Canandaigua New York THE WHITE SWAN Special Turkey and Chicken PIa'I'es Free Parkmg In Ihe Rear We Ranse Our Own Turkeys and Chucken George SI' Angelo Prop Canandaigua N Y DON HOWARD S Farm Equlpmeni' IKE S RESTAURANT Speclallzung In Spaghe'H'l and Mea+baIIs Openfrom8am 'Io I am Phone 3954 MANION S RESTAURANT AND GRILLE Manches+er N Y Phone 30l4 Complnmenfs of CITIZEN S SCHOOL COMMITTEE Red Jackef Cenfral I954 I955 CompIlmen'I's of AGNES McNAMARA BEAUTY SHOP Cornplnmen+s of EMMA KENNEDY BEAUTY SHOP , . . ' ' Sales and Service I , . . . , . , . . I I , . . I I Besl' Wishes from B. W. SLOCUM PHARMACY Main S+reeI' Shor+sville E. M. EMERY The Corner SI'ore Seallesf Ice Cream Main Sfree+ Shorlsvllle J. M. STODDARD AND SONS Home Furnishings - Sfoves Elecfric Appliances Phone 4074 MAIN STREET SHORTSVILLE Congra+ula'hons Io Class 55 SCHAEFER AND HALSTED Funeral Home R A HULBERT AGENCY General Insurance Aufo Fire Bonds Phone 4284 Shorfsvulle N Y Our Mofio Savings 8: Service JOSEPH H KELEHER Wa+chmaker Wafch Repairs All Types Jeweled Walches Phone 5433 66 Easl Mann Slreei Shorfsvulle Besl' Wishes from JOHN GILLIGAN CompIlmenI's of PIONEER THRESHER Bes'f Wishes from ME8fRVHIXON Coal and Lumber Builders Hardware Cemenf Boofh Sfreel Phone 4I I I Shorfsvllle Besl Wishes +o Ihe Class of I955 THE VILLAGE RESTAURANT Frank and Frances Bogoly Shorlsvllle Phone 4244 Bes+ Wishes from RED JACKET TELEPHONE CO Congra+uIa+uons Io +he Class of 55 CLUB 2I Dining Dancing Good Food R T Schaefer Prop Main S+ Phone 3944 CLEMENT S RED AND WHITE STORE Phone 4054 Shorlsvllle N Y LYNN GILLIGAN Men s Wear Shorfsvllle JUST S VARIETY STORE Shoes Glffs Jewelry Mann S+ree+ Shorisvulle Besl Wish s from HERENDEEN BROS Hardware Plumbing and Healing Phone 5564 Shorfsville N Y 2 walef Slfeei Shorisville - and - Manchesler ' e BEST WISHES Ice Cream Candy Tobacco BOARDMAN'S Congrafulaflons 'Io Class of '55 DALY 81 FREDERICK'S SERVICE STATION Manchesfer, New Yorlr LIBERTY BROTHERS GENERAL HARDWARE PAINTS-APPLIANCES Phone 2954 Main Sfreel' Manchesler Besl' Wlshes ISAAC GEORGE Ph 24I4 Manchesler N. Besf Wlshes from JOHNSON AND BENNETT Groceries Main Slreef Manchesfer JOHN P BOARDMAN Insurance and Bonds 45 Sfale Sfreef Telephone 2392 MANCHESTER NEW YORK WALT RICE S SERVICE STATION Servuce Wnih Two Smiles Corner Mann and Sfafe MANCHESTER NEW YORK Phone 292I Besl Wushes from JOE VOLPE TOM DALBERTH Barbers Manchesfer New Yorlr Congrafulahons fo 'Ihe Class of 55 W M HAYWARD Manchesler New Yorlr Phone 2974 JOE LISAI S RESTAURANT Manchesfer New Yorlr Phone 2874 25 S RESTAURANT Manchesfer New Yorlz Meals-Grocerles-Vegefables Manches+er N Y Phone 25I4 DE CLERCQ S HOTEL CIIICRGD Sfealrs Sea Foods Manchesfer N Y Congrafulahons Io Ihe Class of I955 MOON COAL COMPANY Lehigh Valley Coal DuPonI' Pamjs Congrafulahons from COOLEYS MEAT MARKET Mam Sfreel Manchesfer N Y Congrafulahons 'Io Class of I955 LEO HESSNEYS DEPT STORE Manchesfer N Y Phone 2074 WEST END RESTAURANT Home Coolung and Dancung Safurday 9 'Io I . , Y. ' I LIBERATVS GROCERY - D. 81 L. PAINT STORE Wallpaper - PaIn+s Glass Mirrors-Plaslic Wall Tile 203 So. Main S+. Canandalgua Phone 795 SICKS FLOWERS 305 So Mann SI' Canandaigua Bes'I Wishes from F H. McELWEE AND SON Funeral Dlrecfors QUALITY FURNITURE Mam S+ree+ Canandaigua Besf Washes from H W KEENEY INC General Con+rac+ors Ready Mixed Concrele Sand and Gravel Crushed Sfone Phone I5I 7 200 Niagara SI CANANDAIGUA N Y BILL REUBENS SERVICE STATION Canandaigua SI' Ph 3964 SHORTSVILLE NEW YORK GRANT M KENNEDY 81 SON Funeral Dnreciors Furmlure and Elecfrlc Refrlgerahon 9 I I I3 Brnslol Sfreel GEORGE D McGURK Chrysler Plymouih Sales and Servuce Guaranfeed Cars SHANNON SUPPLY COMPANY Supplles and Equlpmenl for Hofels Res'Iauran+s and lnshfuhons I33 Andrews Sfreel Rochesfer 4 N Y Congrafulahons Io Ihe Class of 55 CHILD S SERVICE STATION Canandavgua S+ree+ Shorfsvllle RUSSELL O ADAMS Esso Produc+s PH 3954 SHORTSVILLE DELFORTE S HARPER METHOD I03 So Mann S+ Ph I20J Canandaigua N Y VIVIAN S BEAUTY SHOP 35 Main SI Ph 3554 Shorfsvulle N Y ROY FARNSWORTH INC Aufhorlzed Chevrolei' Oldsmobile Sales and Servuce PALMYRA STREET SHORTSVILLE Canandaigua. N- Y- Main Slreel' Shorisville SILVER FLOSS SAUER KRAUT and KRAUT JUICE Packed by EMPIRE STATE PICKLING COMPANY Phelps Shorisvllle Gorham Junlus Sfahon Reeds Swnfch and Wa+erpor1' R. B. CROWELL 84 SON, INC. Coal Produce Feed Eerhllzer Phone 2424 MANCHESTER N Besi' Wlshes from MAX G MORRIS Phone 2044 Manchesfer Besf W shes from Pai Rlcc LEl'lIGI'l VALLEY RESTAURANT Phone 2934 Manchesier PHlLco HOTPOINT BENDIX PHELPS ELECTRIC CO 3 Floors Fme FUFDIIUTB Lane Cedar Chesi' MAGIC CHEF TAPPAN Phone I 05 ROSELAND PARK Playground of The F nger Lakes on Cananda gua Lake WEST AVENUE DINER Good Food aI' all Hours AI Albreche Prop Canandaugua New York Besf Wushes fo 'Ihe Class of 55 PREASA MOTTELO HAWKES BROS Oualrly Bakery BU RKES SENECA RESTAURANT Special zmg In Sfeaks Chops and Sea Food Full Course Dmners Canandalgua New York - a 'i I E ll i .i.. 1 Besi Wishes +0 Class of I955 DEWEY'S JEWELRY Diamonds-Walches-Jewelry Phone 98lR Canandaigua, N.Y. Phone 280 J. B. PATTERSON 8: SON Marhn R Schneider Compleie lnsurance Serv ce 37 Sou+h Mann S+ Canandalgua N Y CLEMENT'S RESTAURANT JOE CLEMENTS, Propriefor Canandaigua, N.Y. Where 'rhe Food ls Always Good Besi' Washes fo Class of I955 ARTHUR L YOUNG REALTY CO 3l Soufh Mann S+ CANANDAIGUA NEW YORK Phone 500 Besi' Wlshes from CANANDAIGUA SURPLUS OUTLET II3 So Mann CANANDAIGUA MINCKLER DRUG COMPANY Canandaugua New Yorlr Besi' Wrshes Class of I955 FRANCES G HESSNEY CROWN JEWELRY IS6 S Mann Sf Canandaigua N Y Phone 439 W If We Cani' Guaranfee lf We Donf Se If eweler and versmnlh Besf Wlshes from ALICE R FARRELL Women s Apparel Canandaigua N Y WAYNE DRUGS I24 So Mann Canandaigua N Y Te 6I4 Where Your Dollar Has More Cenfs Congra+ulahons fo lhe Class of I955 WALTER S SHOE STORE Headquarfers for Polly Parrof Shoes 86 So Mann Canandaigua N Y Q ILODGIT1' I SACKETT ASSOCIATIS CORP Operahng THE SACKETT INSURANCE AGENCY 83 Soufh Mann Sfreef Canandaigua N Y Insurance of Every Kmd Besi' Wrshes P E N N E Y S I ' A ll . J ' ' Cllllilllllll. U. Us l , I If . f . . , - . . l. I I I - I I . , . . 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EMLING COMPANY Insfifufional Food SpeciaI1'ies 2305 Wesi Er'e S'Iree'I CHICAGO I2 ILLINOIS THE KOLKO PAPER CO INC Wholesale DlsI'nbu'I'ors of Paper Cups Towels Efc 440460 Ormond S+ ROCHESTER N Y BAker 5808 SEGUIN DINER The Besi' In Food Served un Modern Surroundings 239 So Man SI Canandaigua DRY LEANING FUR STORAGE Phone Newark 645-646 Newark New York Num Num POTATO CHIPS PRETZELS CORN PRODUCTS R E CONNOLLY 81 SON Depar+menI' S'I'ore CANANDAIGUA N Y DE GRAFFS BOOK STORE Grffs Sfahonery-Offuce Supplues 68 Soufh Mann Phone 607 Cananda gua N Y Besf Wnshes 'Io Ihe Class of I955 SHADDOCK S SHOE STORE I78 So Mann S+ Canandaagua VECCHI BROS CO Bakery and Markei' Lake SI' Cananda gua N Y Open Evemngs and Sundays CANANDAIGUA MOTORS INC W F ENGELHARDT DeSoI'o Sales and Ser ce Plymouih Phone 49 236 So Man S+ Cananda gua N Y WALDORF BOAT CO INC Boais-Mo+ors Servlce Clfy Pier CANANDAIGUA NEW YORK I ' c O . i . ' I Come In and Browse I i , . . , I , . . ., . . . vi . . . I . I , . . ' GREEN FRONT RESTAURANT Real I'IaI an Spaghe'rI F POLIMENI Prop 39 N agara S+ Cananda gua N Phone 68 I R TRIM DRIVE IN CLEANERS Phone 336I Manchesler Shoris :Ile CANALI S GLASS SHOP Aufo Glass Sef Whlle U Warl' Curved Wlndshlelds Lafayefle A e Phone I538 Cananda gua N Y GENTILE SERVICE STATION Genhle Bros Props Canandalgua N Y Phone 906J SHENKMAN S Mens and Boys SI'ore NCRMA SHOP Ladles and Glrls Apparel DAVIDSON'S SHOES For 'rhe Whole Famlly CANANDAIGUA N Y MURPHYS TIRE SERVICE BaHerIes TracI'or Car Truclc Recappmg Complumenfs of FOX FARM IMPLEMENT CORPORATION I H C Tracfors and Farm Implemenls 47 49 Phelps SI Cana dalgua N Y A W WHITE INC Dodge PIymouI'h Dodge Trucks SALES AND SERVICE Canandalgua N Y Bes+ of Luclr CANANDAIGUA GREENHOUSES Earl T Aflc nson Phone 560 Canandalgua N Y CompIImen+s of ALBERT KAUFMAN I52 Thad Chapm S'rreeI' CANANDAIGUA NEW YORK Besi' Wlshes 'From ROPER KNIT CANANDAIGUA N Y THE JUNIOR SHOP For Boys Glrls n Infanfs Cananda gua Complnmenis of ADAMS BOWLING HALL Phone 886 Canandalgua, N. Y. I I I '. ' ' I , .Y. - I I I 1 V' 0 I - I V- ' I , . . AUTO ACCESSORIES - . n ' , . . I , I I DRAPER S CERTIFIED WELDING SheII Servnce and Car Repaur Palmyra S+ree+ Phone 327I SHORTSVILLE NEW YORK MANCHESTER SERVICE CENTER Smclalr ProcIuc+s Speclalmng an Lubrlcahon GLEN SCHLECHT Prop Manchesier New York Phone 29 I 4 Papec Feed Machinery Glves 'Ihe Farmer More For Hrs Money Forage Harvesfers Ensulace CuHers Hay Choppers Silo Fullers Crop Blowers Hammer Mulls Feed Mnxers PAPEC MACHINE COMPANY ShorI'svlIIe N Y CompIlmenI's of ROBERT TUTTLE JOHN ABBOTT LOCKER PLANT Armour s Beef DalryIea Ice Cream 28 Cenfer S+ I I6 I I8 MarIre+ S+ Ph 2I24 Palmyra N Y Manches+er N Y G' , ,-, 'Z' I ,. , 'fr .f , 4 ,- Y 'x .V ,,- ' L ,- I 4 .1 - v I 1 x N x . X v 4.


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