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

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1956 volume:

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Seniors N Sports I Pages 11-20 Pages 47-55 -A :w h :- gg i . I K W I .. . E L . : ',::3,. H-L L, . lv ...f!+,. V. .741 .4 6 'xl' A , I X 166W M71 , 1 ff f f . '57 ' . 2 Classes J A ., Our Advertisers Pages 21-34 51.3.5 Pages 54-65 x x x x 1 x .-55, - - ' ' ' ' ' ' -fi ' ' ' u Cl? CGD 'il' ell? A : ' ' - .. .. - ---5-V 1.6, .-.a-3.:,-- , -fi 1 mfg. Zi If 111 . , - 371-'fin -,,....a, , , nenicfmriom MISS CLARA MERTZ We, the Seniors, would like to honor Miss Clara Mertz for her capable guidance and her steadfast friendliness to all those at R.j.C. She came to Manchester High to teach 7th grade math, social studies, and spelling in 1943 after several years of previous teaching experience in this vicinity. She has been teaching at Manchester High, and now, since we centralized, at Red jacket, -ever since. Miss Mertz resides in suburban Palmyra with her mother and sister, Her hobby is growing flowers and she does have a very beautiful selection of flowers in her garden at home, her house, and also in her homeroom. Blooms of all sorts respond to her green thumb. Most of us Seniors have had Miss Mertz for a teacher in junior High and we all agree that she fully deserves this honor. The class of '56 extends to Miss Mertz best wishes for a happy and prosperous future. ,,M..,...qm First row: Penny Curtis, Miss Arnold, Mrs. Lamphier, Deborah Brown, Martha Gershbach, and Shirley Mallaber. Second row: Vickie Loss, June Halton, Barbara Walbridge, Angela Cianfoni Martha Blaisdell, Lee Schaefer, Gene Hayden, james Hickey, and Richard Williams. The Trail Staff, which has worked long F F and hard and has had fun while working together, hopes everyone likes the fin- ished product. 1-vga' nga-.,, .. 5 45, 7 ,ggi , 5? Q., 3 rf AdViSOf5 Miss Afflold and MIS- Lflmphief- Editor-in-Chief, Martha Gersbachg Business Man ager, Penny Curtis. Y . V . - - 4,fma-:sv--511:-,Q-v-1--1-N:-1 A D iW1NHSTRAfmUN I ff..-if -A ' ,ZS -E ,fi v ....'.b 5 I UUR PRHNQHPAL MR. NEIL HARKENRIDER Principal Our Principal, Mr. Neil Harkenrider, has many diversified duties. Always cooperative with the student body and ready for constructive suggestions, Mr. Harkenrider has guided our way through a successful and prosperous year. We, the Class of 1956, wish to express our gratitude for the guidance which Mr. Harkenrider has given us during our high school years. V I ! Vire Priucijml MR. HAROLD CONTANT Mr. Contant has certainly been busy this year with handling a great deal of the school business and also advising the senior class very competently. Mrs. Lois Lindner, Keuka College, B.S.g Mr. George Schaertl, Albany State Teachers, B.A., M.A.g Mr. Robert Brown, Albany State Teachers, B.A,, M.A.g Miss Mary Arnold, Keuka College, B.S,. Ed.M. ff' 'fl' f' A l l G-llfalirlllfcj Direrluf MR. CHARLES SPANGLE Mr. Spungle has tlone a great deal to help us seniors decide what our vocation is to be. We are grateful for his assistance, MATH, SCLENCE, AND COMNllElRKCllAlL 7 LA NG U 1, 12 lil 4 A lL,llBiRA V-, -,, , f fy,-7-1y-vw 17 5 Cl L l X ll., .l Ll itil ll Hughes, Colgate Mr. George ' ,A . University' Syracuse Igmcg - , BA. MA.: Ml Om ' leigh Stare' Teafhffs College' B.S. 'vliss Pauline Shortall, Albany State Teachers, Gerieseo, A.B.g Miss Clara Mertz, Geneseo State Teachersg Miss Clara johnson, Elmira College, B.A,, M.A., Micldleburyg Miss Christine Ellis, Williani Smith College, B.A.g Mrs, Ruth Lamphier, University of Rochester, B.A. SPECHAL DEPARTMENTS Mrs. Elsie Perry, Cornell University, B.S.g Mr. Infan. tmo, Buffalo State Teachers, B-5-, U. of B., Ed.M.g Mr. Robeff Saltzef, Cornell Uni- versity, 13.54 Mr. Joseph Iggtohr Oswego State College, ' M'S'5 Mt- John Geise, Ithaca College, 5.5 MS ' 4 ! ' J 3 ' f i . 3 l 5 l 1 g .Z El I g. T Ml' James SUQUSC, Indiana Univefsityi B-5-, B-M-E-L Mrs. Doris Macomber, Keuka Collegeg Miss Elizabeth Mr Valentine Anzalone, Fredonia State Teachers Col- Dipoderrco, Brockport Srare Teachers College BS Ed lege BS Mr. Fred Linsner, Ithaca College, B.A. MUSIC DEPARTMENT ll'llEAlL'TlHl AND PHYSTKCAIL EDUCATTUN With 45 members of the faculty at the helm of our sailing vessel, we come in contact with a wide range of specialized instruction. Beyond this formal scholastic training, however, each one plays his own part in guiding our habits and attitudes, and in build- ing admirable character traits. We are grateful to all these counselors and especially appreciative of the great deal of time which many of them devote to our extracurricular program. As a group, the faculty enjoys at least two major social functions each year-A Christmas party, and a june banquet. In addition, they frequently meet at a picnic table or over a cup of tea. We are pleased to add that they annually sponsor a tea in special recognition of the members of the National Honor Society, at which all seniors are guests. You 'will find many of our faculty busily engaged in community activities, in grad- uate courses, in the pursuit of hobbies, and in home-making. And we do have in our midst, a world traveler -a true exponent of our sea-going theme. 1 v':w-wxazpzgwmgz1-,,-.1..y,f.1 ,,.. .N Q ,--, .A Q M f 1 Mi: l ' 'I A L '9?W--ygy, - 1?fg,? :3E?g'!:'b,??:' or Wi. 4: if ff L' W-Milf f W-W '.1 .flf 9 !:5cG',:.Jc1Q12tgy '- R .,..,h...yrp M. ,t fur N: gf 1 l ' I 'al , g ff , 4 I J 7 1 krxmwxxm Va, ' I 1 Ly? . ' '- ' K . 7771 L ' . M, ' -. 1. Q -'.',1f?-f. ' '- K , . ,f r . ..-...ff - 4. -pw w w w, XR PQ., .. V + i:,21'f,3ff Il 7 '- 1 or y .9 -- ff , 'rw . ., .., ' f j gf! Q . 'ff if et 7 , 43, A 42.31, A rj.. I -7iTZ'fT.-1 '-,V . ' ' W' K 'Ug?'3'711ifZ? f ,:+, -uf.-- , I fy? ff JE .1 .5f '4 f f'ff ' 1 L 43, 01. gf., f U S TO D HA N S v ' z.7L? 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Qs. ,X .. .Wg..,.g.r.z-Aw-.-::4ff.y,i3 rw rs .1 - fm H 4 X 'riiii53?2Sie.1:53iez.4gsg.??.'fe.,ry. H L 1211?.f 2?'wo1-'s.E fv''33 1' X SX 5 ' e ff?-,uff:::.2.1rQ , .A L, - ., K R 1 fb? .,pg.g..Hii3t5:F5sigg-.-?2,5e W -21 f Aigagsaaa Q frfifm . -' s L X ff iii 7. 5 ,P -.SQ ...pf rl N-312515 '. :,. Zvi R 1 . X Q. as Pzr.-E . Q 2 ref . :fresno-15 fi. ., ,. so -5 .- s.. 11,11 4 V Z'ffffQ, if fe ' ff 1 I I if N111 fa f 'Af 64 f Q4 CAFETERJIA Mrs. M. D'Arduini, Mrs. R- F01 garty, Mrs. F. Miller, Mrs. J- Vi hoeven, Mrs. S. DelGatto, MYS' Broomfield. f I I Mrs. C. Johnson, Mrs, E. Hudsor fr V , , .w4.,.,Z,f,,4,.-157, , f Mr. L. Robyn BUS lDRll VERS B. Gersbach, G. Payne, L. Maine, A. Ryan, J. Par- mcle, I0 Mr. C. Wylie, Mrs. F Governor, Mr. L. Aldrich J. Davis. .em SENHURS if 7' fi? XX? 1 W f H5 V W! MR. GEORGE HUGHES Adrlirof X . 2 imlfff f 3, r ffgjiffljf - M ,, .WW W., 4 ., , -, .A Evelyn Hotchkiss, Martha Gersbach, Gene Hayden, Robert NVhit6- SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Prgjjdefll ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,.,.,..,A,...,...,.,........, WHITE Vire Pferidefzt ...... .............. G ENE HAYDEN Sg:1'gl,gzfy ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, .,.... E VELYN T1'eg1Ill1'Ef ,,,,.,,,,, ..,,... M ARTHA GERSBACH We would like to pay special tribute to Mr. Hughes who has been our advisor and homeroom teacher for the past two years. We think he has done a good job and we, the Class of '56, wish to express our sincere thanks for his guidance. We have enjoyed his good sense of humor and Companionable manner during these years. These two advisors are to be thanked for the time and effort which they have put forth to make all of our class proj- i ects successful. We are grateful to Miss D for the personal interest she has taken in our social affairs. We thank Mr. Contant particularly for the guidance he has given us with our financial matters. MISS ELIZABETH DEFEDERI CO Advimr MR. HAROLD CONTANT Advisor ANGELA CIANFONI, Snluhzlorimz MARTHA GERSBACH, Valedirforimz VALEDTCTURHAN AND SALUTATORTAN Top honors in school have been taken this year by Martha Gersbach, valedictorian, Lind Angela Cianfoni, salutntorigin, These girls have Worked hard and deserve the honor bestowed upon them. Congrzttulzxtions to you both! This year the National Honor Society con- sists of seven members. The four qualities which these members possess are scholarship, leadership, character, and service. The four outside candles on the candelabrum represent these four qualities. Each member receives a pin with the symbol of the National Honor Society, a membership card and 21 copy of the National Honor Society Creed. This year after the ceremony a tea was held for the Seniors and the parents of newly elected members. NATHONAL HONOR SOCTETY Standing: M. Gersbach, B. Condon, M. Bluisdell. B. Wfhitc, S. Mallaber, D. Brown. Seated: Miss johnson, A. Cianfoni. , fSV'l5W '1' -Y-:VEC 1 . 4 ,gi f - we ' if--:aj ff, 1 42' ?'3'ga,?:A .Lf ,i,L5f:'1ifA Q- X 1? fvqerrgefgfsgfi: Fa :ll fy 3,3 ' MARTHA BLAISDELL '-,.?i14..' ' ., , V' ' wgzi ,, . - H 3-.FJ Mart -Pleasant, Intelligent, Cooperative. . 1.--,,1 , , ,g3, Yearbook 43 Chorus 23 Student Teachlllg 1, 2- .75 ali Qvffifm, -fef1w1.,- Q. f, Q: . DEBORAH BROWN Debbie -Small, Carefree, Gay. Yearbook 43 Chorus 23 Student Teaching 1, 2. if -wr' . , 7,- we A A+-ff ' , , 6, Club 'Treasurer 53 Rifle Club Presi ent 3 g f 'ir .1214 ff F- 'f NA.-P. affa - - f Af, s f pargn Co-Captain 4. r X A ., ' Zz A n. 1 1 -f'1A?:q..:g1rlif.-, ' -'si w , 4 4 ff.f:!,::f Q 1 , ff ' ' 232 Q-!'.Q'ri'I ' 9 cl 4 Ma azine Cam- ANGELA CIANFONI Ang -Witty, Vivacious, Pretty. FHA 1, 2, 33 Library Club 1, 23 Ch01'U5 2, 3, 43 Health Club 43 Bookstore 2, 33 ESSPA Conference 4g Smoke Sig- nals 43 Newspaper 43 Red jacket Aires 2, 35 IDUGMUIHIS 2, 3, 4g Bowling 1, 23 Junior Prom Queen's Court 3g Teen- spot 2, 33 County Music Festival 2, 3, 43 All-State Chorus 3, 43 All-County Chorus 5, 43 Typing Contest 5. A EVELYN COLLETT Evie -Spirited, Friendly, Fair. Library Club 1, 2, 3, 43 FHA 1, 2, 4. l BRUCE CONDON Bootie -Nonchalant, Calm, Profound. Student Council Vice President 43 Smoke Signals 4g Area High School Math Test 33 Zone Student Council Confer- ence 4. PENELOPE CURTIS Penny -Artistic, Determined, Cute. Cheerleading 43 Class President 23 Red jacket Trail 43 Smoke Signals 1, 2, 3, 43 Majorette 1, 23 Sportsmanship Representative 43 Queen's Court 53 Spring Festival 1, 23 ESSPA 4g Health Club 43 Library Club 13 FHA 1, 2. f Il, MARTHA GERSBACH Gersh -Casual, Versatile, Pretty. Chorus 2, 3, fl, Cheerleader Z, fi, Yearbook Editor fi, Class Treasurer 1, fig Class Vice President 2, Class Secretary 3, ESSPA Conference fl, Health Club 43 Magazine Campaign Manager 4, All-State Chorus 4, Red jacket Aires 2, fi, Citizenship Conference 3, fig All-County Chorus fig DAR Citizen 4. NANCY HALL Nan -Queenly, Serene, Sophisticated. Library Club 1, 2, 3, fi, Chorus 2, 3, fi, Camera Club lg Smoke Signals.3, fi, Yearbook fig Student Council 1, 3, 4, YOCSCA Representative 1, fi, Majorette 3, 4, Bowling 1, 2, Student Teacher 2, Music Festival 2, Top Salesman Manager Campaign 4, Senior Ball Laciy'-in-Waiting 3, Sen- ior Ball Queen 4. ,f ' xii. H-3 iiii Qui: f , rrfi fi f gti, I . j f rrff JUNE HALTON ' , Gusher -Cute, Neat, Petite. Library Club 1, 2, 3, Bookstore 2, 3, Chorus fi, Newspaper Staff fi, Yearbook Staff fi, FHA 4g Intramurals 1, i , , , , ,,,, '34, if fif7 'f'f Q V i, ' 7.55 , . gf fi,lffffQ-,ff 47' GENE HAX'DEN Peanut -Humorous, Candid, Likable. Chorus 3, 4, Smoke Signals 3, 4, Yearbook fi, Class Pres- ident 3, Class Vice President 4, Red Jacket Aires fi, All- State Sectionals 4, Career Day Representative 4, ESSPA fi, Co-Captain Magazine Captain fi, Business Editor of Smoke Signals 4. JAMES Hickey Hick -Dry-I-Iumored, Inert, Artistic. Trail Staff 3, fi, Stamp Club 1, 2, 3, ESSPA 3, Student Council 2, Rifle Club 2, Intramural Bowling 1, 2. EVELYN HOTCHKISS Evie -Cute, Gay, Winsonue. Transfer Student, Class Treasurer 1, 3, Class Secretary 4, FHA Z, 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Playdays 3, Library Club 4, Cheerleader 4. A , .,. I, A Q. .. -I 5,4131 1,5- f +':4.--wa - ,--,5 ,rf ,, ,, , . . ':,g ,., -f Rebel -Passive, Attractive, Rebellious. P Y L'b ci b 1 2 3- 4' sr fi 1 Council 1- FHA 4. ' we-f 1 my U ' ' Y ' U ef' ' vi '- . ' f Vicki Loss Vic -Energetic, Cheerful, Petite. Transfer Stuclentg FHA 2, 43 Smoke Signals 2, 53 Edltof of Smoke Signals 43 Magazine Campaign Captain 45 Rllflg Club 23 Typing Contest 33 Yearbook staff 41 Llbflfl' C U P ' i 1-w1.1.:',L,fgf1,4 ,, - . . A E gg, 43 ESSPA Conference 4g Bowling Intramuials 2, 3, Cfllfef l52ili'fff14'l D ay Rep , 4. ' wg 13 ' ' T' ' f i-'iz 1. SHIRLEY MALLABER Sl1irl -Talkative, Humorous, Likable. Library Club 1, 2, 33 Bookstore 2, 33 Chorus 4g News- paper Staff 43 Yearbook Staff 4g FHA 4g Teenspot 2, 33 Class Vice President 13 Intramurals 1,. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 1, 2, 5, 4 All-Scholastic Football Team 33 Smoke Signals 2, 3, 4 Student Council 53 Football Captain 4g OCYSCA Rep. 3 'iff Aj ..,. ff W ff f 4 ELMER NEWCOMBE f f uElm 'Ta1l, shy, Athletic- gff 7954? ' tu ent eac er 2. VICTOR REED Vic -Droll, Frank, Unselfish. JANET REUBENS Midge -Sincere, Cute, Pleasant, Library Club 1, 2, 3, 43 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4. RONALD SCHAEFER EVIELYN Romuisniz if F4 I Evie -Friendly, Coy, Conscientious. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4, FI-IA 1, 2, 3, 4. if LEE SCHAEFER ai? Schaef -Smooth, Mannerly, Athletic. Baseball 1, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 4, Volley- ,ff 46,5 ball 3, Sportsmanship Rep. 4, Student Council 2, 4, Class ji 7 Vice President 1, 3, Stamp Club 2, Intramural Bowling 2, Smoke Signals 3, Yearbook Staff 4, ESSPA Conference 4, W Teenspot 2, Student Teacher 1, OYCSCA Delegate 2, 4. Ron -Lively, Co-operatixe, Capricious. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 4, Red jacket Aires 4, Rifle Club Officer 2, 3, 4, All-County Chorus 4, All-County Band 1, 2, 4, All-State Band 4, Del. to First Annual Science Congress 2, Student Council President 4, Empire Boys' State 3, Student Teaching 1, Smoke Signals 4, Del. to Central Western Zone Student Council Confer- ence, Baseball Manager 4, Magazine Campaign Captain 4, MARLENE SCHRADER Moll -Friendly, Quiet, Co-operative. Library Club 1, Chorus 2, 3, FHA 3, 4, Poster Club 45 Rifle Club 4. Sectional Solo 2. JAMES VAN NORMAN jim -Loquacious, Energetic, Determined Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, All-State Chorus 2, 4, All' County Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 3, 4, Red jacket Aires 2, 4, Smoke Signals 3, 4, Basketball Manager 2, FFA Secretary 3, 4, Music Festival 2, 3, 4, Student Teaching 1, 2. BARBARA WALBRIDGE Babs' '--Caref ree, Neat, Cute. Library Club 1, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Bookstore 3, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Newspaper 4, Health Club 2, 3, 43 Bowling 2, Playday 2, Teenspot 2, 4. 4 131: , ,T A -, A, 1 ,, ' ' ' i ROBERT WHITE ' Brad -Intelligent, Sincere, Llltable. fl F otball 2 3 4' Basketball z, 3, 49 Basketball Manager ls O 3 D 7 4 B nd President 4g , 'few ,J Baseball 1 2 3 4' Band 1, 2, 5, L fl , NYSSMA,2-V dnt., cettbty Music Festival l,, 2, 3, els Clarinet Trio 3, Student Council 2, 33 Student Council gt i I :Haw Cent r1l Western NEW ' Vice President 53 OYCSCA Z, 53 s ' t 3 T V' York Student Councll Conference 3, TCCHSPOK 1, 2, Z i Class President 1 4g Syracuse Scholarship Conference 3, 43 if Iiliwizwi Boys' State 3g Illarvard Book Award 39 Smoke Siggals Staff 5, 4g Area High School Math Test 3, Stu EDT f K Teacher 2. my R , s t all X : f'tfl'e 1T?l ill 1: A , i f .-,t lmt ',a ,l,l ' : . VI , W, 1, ,y44:'W144Zgf 4 g,3,g,:, 'L' JW? J . -1 J RICHARD WlLL1AMs ,if Whitey -Atluletic, Humorous, Nonchalant. .rt V-,,,,Zf4f1ftf ,V .f Football 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, z, 5, 4 at '15, Chorus 33 Yearbook 4g Smoke Signals 31 Shop Award 3 '- Q FFA 3, Vff ' ff: V V H, ,, , ,, f X X ELIZABETH WUNNER Liz -Fair, Cheerful, Spirited. Red jacket Aires 3g Rifle Club 43 Library Club 43 FHA 4g Smoke Signals 4g Play Days 3. BARBARA WYLIE Barb LRebellious, Cute, Winsome. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Library Club 3, 45 FHA Clttb 2 3 4 Intramurals 2, 3, 4, M ,al Debbie ..Ang,, Liz Jim Gush Shir1 Punky Peanut Schaef Ronnie V' Qrucj LW, fu .Qwfff-1 A, 12 -710, - 1'-,f FAQ , qw Y- Sf M w' Hn. f ,J r, , ,.f1 - 4-:mn 'f V 1-wif za: ':'f1sgu1 4, 5. K. ,., g ,Any ifefzwgzrwy Q-1 ,wf4v:'5u-gz f' nf WI . vi' . M -2,511QQ::gZ,:4,ij:5g12Q,K ,',L,9'1g QQ QMZQZ? W::fa '13 115 1,27 , ' d'fb 13'f f . .,,.. .Q . f 1 7 , V fZi'2Z?E1,, ,V ..f,z,z,. 4234 75 Q W!! 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Bird Rebel Whitey Vic Evie Evie Bruce Molly Midge Gr-:rsh Nan Penny ViCkie' Mart Barb 5 5 2? 2 iif , W ' V I V. '. :xii 'L ' - ,cggzg 4' I' , '21 iw 7 ' H jf 'Vg . 'I 1 -1w::r15f ,-Y 292, E'f,.iI?'im . .aff g.ff:.-15.g,1:.mwf1G,gi,:2yiqi,iif -rel ., FS, -.. -f -N . Heijfx lm! urfifv.-9.m:yf-,.Q b6g1'1mf-SAW: - -' .egggmqg-A M l f .,. w.f.f2.euw7.f.:fwe- V i.Q1fr.i',1wg,.f,r qi ,-Jaw-,fi . ..' em,-fv xi x -. .,,. 'f- ,5 l' .'F1:.'3315 ff' 3' 'P' r f-,. Q-..M-Ml,-'of-.'5' .14 ,. 1'+-rf-mf.z-.- L f. V . -- 3 nv f' W-el -we 'stiff-liqy-..Z -if ' 'Nw' -f:.- 'ni' X gs.-5-ii . of . .741 .V 5 , ,V V I , ... .-Lggiv' ' 1 'ff' 'J af,- -5,5 ' V -, ,,. . . xi'-........f7 i i Front row: N. Wfarfield, P. Crowther, N. Boardman, P. Brott. Second row: P, Schuppenhauer, D. Reed, M. Boardman, L. Wriglit, G. Maine, s. Brown, F. west, L. White, M. McNally. Tlufd row: C. Payne, D. Huffman, D. Orr, C. Parker, F. Gersbach, J. Hudson, A. Scheemaker, L. .lllUNllURS M. Ternisky, Vice Presiclentg N. Warfield, Treasurer, P. Schuppenhnuer, Secretaryg D. Huffman, Presidentg 22 Mr. Brown, Advisorg Mr. Saltzer, Advisor. l . 1 . The junior class is still the smallest class in the school, but they work together very well with the aid of Mr. Brown and Mr. Saltzer, their advisors. Our class is represented in band, chorus, sports, cheerleading, and other activities. We are all anxiously looking forward to being seniors next year. .5 LFE. il a H f If A Front row: J. Dallachiesa, C. Abbott. S. Ross, L. Main, P, Englehurt. Second row: G, Blaisdell, Q J. Toney, J. Schroo, M, Bond, J. Freeland, G. Van Bortel, P. Fogarty, S. Gulick. Third row: P. Barry, J. Bolan, S. Fish, A. Cirulli, R, Schrader, C. Tricky, J. Stambnch, D. Lawrence, G. Rodney, J. Cobb, J. O'Donnell. fr SUPHOMURES 'l I : The Greek word sophomore means wise fool. As Miss Johnson gives as- sistance to her wise fools, she is grad- ually helping us to live 'down this rep- utation. This year we sophomores have been represented on the cheerleading squad, the football, basketball, and baseball teams, senior chorus, junior and senior . . . . . Miss johnson, Advisorg Mr. Infantino, Advisorg ,I band, library club, and many other ac- Cobb, Vice Pre-sidentg J. Dallzichiesa, Secretary: P, tivities Barry, Treasurerg G. Van Bortcl, President. 23 ,N as -,A , ly , A rim-wp. Wsftfrip-:q.1qg. fa ,rye , 16221 aff or ie a.,.,if -eff. . 'airs Q itat .ew V-vw. X 7, . 6,17 K4 -- wi K c- f' , I, Q. ,. 5' ' if . -Z KM 2331? fjo-4 Front rows J. Perry, B. Holtz, H. Loss, A. Clark, R. Maine, B. Ternisky, S. Schaefer, L. Lannon D. Baroody, Second row: R. Hadden, J. Kaczerwaski, J. Fair, B. Warfield, B. Brown, D. Parmelei H. Smith, E. Schlossnagle, J. Crisci, E. Boisvert. Third row: W. Schuppenhauer, C. Ross, J DelGotto, J. Allen, L. Nudd, M. Stambach, G. Howell, B. Blood, K. Adams, C. Stambach, B Chappelle, N. Romeiser, R. Reed, B. Miles, D. Keyes, R. Schaefer, L. Bolton, J. Vanderwall Fourth row: A. Hammer, Y. Olmsteacl, B. Jones, D. Moyer, T. 4Warren, C. Rogoza, D. De Voll D. Gwilt, R. Cramer, R. Boardman, R. Bounds, C. Whittaker, R. Reubens, R. Hawes, R. Fish A. Olmstead, D. Fritz. lF'lRlESllrllMlEN 2' The Freshman class with a total enrollment of M. Stambach, President, J. Crisci, Treasurerg S. Schaefer, Secretaryg Y. Olmstead, Vice Presidentg Mrs. Macomber, 24 Advisorg Mrs. Lamphier, Advisor. over sixty students has completed a very successful year at Red jacket Central. President, Margaret Stambach, headed her classmates with the assistance of Vice President, Yvonne Olmsteadg Secretary, Sharon Schaefer, and Treasurer, Joanne Crisci to preside over class affairs with Mrs. Lamphier and Mrs. Macomber as advisors. Donna Keyes and Roger Fish were chosen as Student Council Representa- tives. We have been very well represented in Junior Varsity cheerleading, sports, band, and Chorus, We hope that the next three years we spend in high school are as successful as the one we ex- perienced as freshmen this year. - Front row: M. Manion, T. O'DonneIl, P. Schrader, E. Warfield, F. Adams, K. VanBortel, R. Vanderwall, M. Gulick. Second row: R. Walters, B. Johnson, M. Prober, R. Rush, B. VanNorman, S, McClain, B. Hessney, F. Quackenbush. Third row: R. Cheasman, M. Sheets, E. Collins, M. Perryman, C. Cummings, F. Russell, L, Malla- .ll UNTUR Front row: D. Van Casseele, B. Boardman, J. Bissell, C. Barton, J. Rolston, M. Davis, J. Aldrich, D. Johnson, E Holtz. Second row: J. Lohr, G. Warren, W. Wright, D. Pronti, G. Elliott, W. Hayward, D. Cummings, R. Van- derwall, J. Schuppenhauer, E. Reed, C. Bounds. Third row F. Ciardi, S. Rolston, M. Hammer, C. French, N. Brown N. Bogoly, C. Bessell, J. Ryan, K. Schrader, A. Corino, E. Orr, P. Moyer. Fourth row: W. Skyner, P. Bredesen, yfllvig, ber, R. Drost, M. Scheemaker, R. Ruggles, M. Plain, C. Johnson, J. Reed, S. Miles, R. Pardington, R, Governor. Fourth row: R. Whittaker, C, Klossner, XV. Miller, J. Rush, R. Cramer, R. Wfright, S. Owens, J, Capron, A. Garno, J. Cook, F. Crowley, C. Rush, J, Hall, R. Colburn, J. McGuire, T. Howland, C. Gersbach. HTGH C. Wright, B. Hudson, M. Hobin, C. Hessney, J. Castle D. VanKirk, A. Petrone, R. Perryman, J. Perdue, M Stanley, C. Andrews, C. Maslyn, R, Ciardi, D. Lawrence T. Fogarty, R. Miller. Fifth row: G. Mincer, T, Crowell B. Pulsipher, M. Hammer, V. Newcombe, P. Keukelaar J. DeVoll, D. Lyons, B. Cade, T. Hessney, L. Chapman E. Freeland, S. Gibbs, G. Hulbert, K. Keukelaar, K Royston, B. Clark, D. McCarthy, H. Timmerman. y 7 X 154 ' NEW,4t511.V-.-:-:-5:Vg:-:-:- va... 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W, f , . , 34 .QV ,- -Vw . .4 Va 9 f I 4 ' .4-wx 'f 6 mmm W fwsxm ff' f,ff 7x fi ,gy fn, ff ,f 4 'X 27' Af' A ' Q 111.11 H Q Wg 94 ' ,,. 2' V .2 ' V - 4 V? , V , , Q 'l ,,,,., - ' ' ' if f , . ' Lf 2: yi . HV Q X M' , V V . f, Q , ,gi Q if ,V f 5- 7227 gy ' -' , jlzfyi 5V,.ff:w2 9' fV- . ,i 1 ,V 454 14'f 'a.-35,4 ,5f'y.gg'::m,, if f ,, 4. fm -'4 ,jay , 7 A, .5 V W ,fl . i ,Y . Q W.-l M., .209 env JUNHUR HHGH CLASS UFFHCERS Seated: R. Cramer, Presidentg B. Rugles, Presidentg Miss Mertz, Advisory J. Reed, Vice Presiclentg D. Walker, Treasurerg Miss Ellis, Aclvisorg J. Rush, Vice Presidentg S. Owens, Secretaryg C. Klossner, Secretaryg E. Warfield, Treasurer. WW I 1 ' L V X If ' no N-'.. x -M- x 'Y -T vs gA,t'f- . E ,,..- . or C .- We ' r ' xl Q.. - 1, 1 -'X ' X, ' , .x - 2.-s':.,. 1Q-1 , ' The McGuire Sisters! C. Gab session. S. I-luxley, j. Rush, B. Johnson, Say, cheese ! M. Manion, C Rush, J. Rush, C. Klossner. Rush, The three cowboys. R, Rugglcs, J. Cook, Yea, luoe, TEAM!! M. Manion, D. Walker, J- CHPYOH- R. Pardington, C. johnson. .26 A rea its 944 '11-ww Seated: Miss Eunice Mills, Gene-seo State Teachersg Mr. Peter Madsen, Brockport, B.S.g Miss Helen Brown, Wilkes College, B.A.3 Mrs. Marian Bailey, Geneseo State Teachers. Standing: Miss Edith Dayton, Brockport State, Mrs. Grace Clark, Cortland State Teachers, Mrs. Florence Tischer, Geneseo State Teachers, Mrs. Marie Galbraith, Teachers' Training School. Seated: Mrs. Mary Gerard, Buffalo State Teachers, B.S.g Mrs. Rita Oney, Geneseo State Teachersg Miss Mary Angeline, Brockport State, B.A., M.A.g Mrs. Ruth Fish, Teachers Training Schoolg Miss Clemnia Strong, Geneseo State Teachers. Standing: Mrs, .Lucile McKay, Brockport State Teachers, B.S.3 Mrs. Mary Barrows, Geneseo State Teachers, B.E.g Miss Catherine Shelly, Geneseo State Teachersg Mrs. Pluma Emmerson, University of Rochester, BS., M.Ecl.g Miss Helen Weber, Brockport State Teachers, B.S.g Mrs. Mary Halstecl, Cortland State Teachers: Mrs, jane Cunion, Buffalo State Teachers. f ,Nff M 'Uk ffiifkv. ,.-:-'Lrg 'l:.,.ii'9 imr .,,., EH? gi .Q --i.. ' -, , fr?'M'f, gy., ,L-fn, ' ':-,.,..' J, ...ea , lf- ,4 , , .,,,, V, ,-,L ,,f,. .. :yl. ., 11.: 1 1.8 Jef . ., I X, ,X a:fffZQ,. igq-mir, . i ,H 8. Front row: R. Brott, NV. Girard, T. Hudson, L. Schaefer, E. Clark. XV. Ryan, N. Gulick. XV. Bctz. Second row: G. Romieser, J. White, M. Corino, R. Cirulli, D. Loy, R. johnson, 1. French, T. Boardman, R. Hood. Thircl row: M. Smith, M. Pimm, D. Toft, M. Reed, L. Liberuti , l- Liberty, D. Forrester, B. Morgan, T. Quackenbush, L. Miller, G. Skyner, J. Englehztrt, P. O'Connor, R. Eldredge, E. Green, K. Brown, L, DeMay. Fourth row: R. Loss, B. Romeiser, S. Madsen, E. Olmstead, G. Hall, K. Rush, R Romieser, C. Burlew, E. Freeland, W. Freeland, J. Bolan gl. Greth, S, Stambrich, S. Stambach, N. Mincer, C. Brown D. Record, L. Poole.'N. Vanderwall. Last row: G. Vani Ettcn, C. Boardman, E. Stambach, I. Preston, B. Sanders P. Cobb, J. Myhill, A. Sparks, L. Warren, B. Deseyn, G. Nichols, L. Fish, A. Tuttle, M. Howell, XV. Chrysler, B. Galbraith, S. Saltzer, E, johnson, A. Miller, G. Reed SllX'TH GRADE' lllll FTH GRAlDlE Front row V Gulick R Collins L Baroocly Del Gotto 3 . , , , . , I. , B. Smith, T. McGuire, K. Main, S. Allen, J. Dowdle. Sec- ond row: R, Wfright, H. Sheets, S. Gwilt, K. Burgess, M Dobbler, C. Verhoeven, T. Skyner, K. Schrader, C. Schrader. Third row: K. Millerd, M. Frank, N, Gallahan, I. Heren- deen, B. Holtz, R. Bevori, T. Vanderwall, S. North, R Hudson, E. Geer, D. Gersbach, H. Perryman, D, Bastian G. DeMay, M. Huxley, S. Minute, C. Loss, A.. VHDNOIHIHH 1 Fourth row: E. Corino, E. Houle, D. Roysten, NW. Royston, R. Hyde, R. Howell, A. DelGotto, T. Ryan, R. Vander- wall, R. Bounds, L. Rush, C. Lepson, XV. Record, L. Nudcl C. Toft, D. Bolton, K, Olmsteacl, P. Hessney. Last row: T. DeVries, K. DeVey, S. Ecker, R. Smith, D. Spada- vecchia, R. Bounds, B. Warren, P. Zader, C. DeVoll, S. Cobb, P. Heckathorne, A. Schlosnngel. D. Cianfoni, J. Redfield, D. Williairus, N. Chappelle, B. Rogoza, O. Perdue D. Drost. ' .WQP-14,-'.J'5'f 7' GZZQ' 1 a Front row: C. Volpe, T. Watson, N. Schaefer, E, Welch, R. Lepson, L. Lepson, K. Crowell, H. DeMay, M. Girard D. Miller. Second row: A. Lynd, M, VanBortel, J, Vanderl wall, J. White, M. Abbot, R. Clark, R, Donner, R. Hal stead, I. Parato. Third row: R. Freeland, S. Parker, R. Hawkes, Y. Lannon, M. Davis. C. Bagshaw, D. Pollot, D. Bissell, C. W1'ight, R. Wright, G. Welch, T. Parding- ton, L. Holtz, A. Colburn, K. Schultze, R. Kaczerwaski, C. L MW 'ii'-'ii HB9 Y' 'SQ Q'M '4j '- P7 1- : . .. N., Procko. Fourth row: M. Reed, J. Slilcer, G. Sheldon, S Oney, L. Hood, M. Poillon, M, Volpe, L. Burgess, A Haynes, K. Warren, M. Nessinger, D. Crisci, C. Blaisdell J. Adams. Fifth row: H. Tuttle, F. Record, R, Schwartz D. Preston, G. Skyner, C. Stamhach, T. Vienna, R, Haynes E. Contnnt, R. Chapman, V. Colt, W. Eddinger, D Eldredge, C. Childs, T. DeBroclc, F. Wagner, L. Castle L. Sheldon. lFYGDlUR llill:ll GRADE M. Girard, A. Colburn, D. Crilsci, M. Davis. 2 X '. I ,fyf mvaff G. Vanlitten, E. Stambach, L. Poole. R. Bounds, C. Verhoeven, D. Cianfoni. Christmas in Miss Mill's room. Front row: L. Koch. L. Main, L, Marsa, M. O'Hearn, L. VanCaeseele, L. Lisai, P, Abbot. Second row: M. Record, C. Heckathorne, N. Zader, B. Gulick, P. Boardman, J. VnnNorman, L. DeVries, S. Vande-rwall, L. Forester, B Abbott, J. Pardington, M. Nurse, F. Hudson. Fourth row: R. Sparks, C. Crowell, K. Pitts, C. Smith, S. Parker, L. O'Hearn, J. Fine. Third row: H. Sheldon, L, Frank, C. Eddinger, J. Jones, L. Nudd, C. Steward, L. Eldredge. THTRD GRADE Front row: K. Gallahan, D. Loury, L. Jensen, R. Clark D. North, R. Williams, R. Prober, L. Barra, R. Swart- wood. Second row: R. Snyder, J. Bement, R. Moses, M. Misleany, S. Spnclevecchia, M. Felko, P. Manion, A. Stan ley, G. Lush. Thircl row: C. Ecker, R. Cirulli, C, Hayes, R. Toft, M. Petrone, -I. Daley, J. Ernisee, T. Frederick, R. Cianfonia, P. Stambach, L. Parmele, L. Loy, XV. Holtz, D. Bredesen, E. Christiansen. Fourth row: D. Gibbs, L. Cook, K. Andrews, J. Cottrell, C. Sheets, R. Sheets, F. johnson, XV. Dangler, D. Fish, R. Castle, J. DelGotto, R Hammer, D. Miles, G. Bounds, G. Potter, T. Reish. First row: L. Record, K. Jarjoura, S. Glover, R. Seaborn, A. Vanlitten, C. Wfarrilow. Sf.-cond row: P, Cianfoni, S. Freeland, C. Misleany, B. Boisvert, L. Collett, j, New- comer, N. Reed. Third row: P. Mosher, L. DeMay, P. Cade, D. Olinstead, K. Bissell. S. Dewey. C. Liherty. R. Marsa, -I. Elliott, L. jones. Fourth row: K. Volpe. S. Draper, P. Mnlotte, C. Hessney. B. Wfliittzikeir. M. Champ- man, B. Dangler. S. Colf, j. Goodell, L. Schenk. J. Wfiitson. SECUND GRADE First row: J. Natoli, G. Cooley, R. Mumby, R. Rosato, F. Vanclerwall, C. Gulick, J. Crisci, T. VanEtten, J. Franklin. Second row: L. McCallum, A. Boisvert, J. Seymour, T. Wright, R. Boardman, R. Eagley, A. King, R. Jones, M. Colburn. Third row: L. johnson, J. Barrows, R. Record, R. Herendeen, G. Haskins, L. Builew, R. Mosher, j. Smead, B. Newcomer, B. Huxley, P. Lyons, D. Gibbs, D Lyncl, D. Howell, M. Rush, G. Ruggles. Fourth row: I Barry, D. Knczerwaslci, R. Sheldon, J. Burgess. C. Howell T. Wilson, R. Curr, B. Rosato, J. DeVull, J. Bogaertl, j Mattheis. I. Reed, J. Elliott. R. Seabom, -I. Hood, D Shepard, G. Pratt. First row: M, Wfarrilow, A. Vienna, L. Collett, P. Van- S. Vanclerwall, E. Davis, C. Huffman, M. Nichols. Fourth derwall, M. Record, D. Peck, L. Freeland. Second row: C. row: D. Brown, S. Mosher, M. Dillon. R. Redd, S. Recl- Landon. H. Jones, K. Herendeen, H. Hawkes, L. Potter, field, B. Preston, N. Barra, S. Vlfhittaker, D. Walborn, D. Marsa, C. Oney. Third row: lvl. Ecker, D. Ruggles, K. Garnsey, -I. Segbers, S. Coons. J. Del Gotto, P. Skyner, P. Raymond, C. Pratt, N. Lupold, First row: W. Pine, T, Collett, N. Reed, G. White. K. W. Kinney, W. Henry, T. Jones, D. Burden, R. Goodell, johnson, H. Clark, J. Barber, P. Record. Second row: R. E. Maslyn, R. Sunderlin, XV. Ward. Fourth row: R. Sun- Corino, L. Gifus, D. Benedict, V. Ver Stringhe, D. Lan- clerlin, B. Geise, V. Aldrich, J. Potter, D. Keukelaar, D. non, G. Smith, T. Geer, K. Koch. Third row: J. D'Arduini, Pitts, T. Cook, L. Rush, L. Tronecker, F. Trowbridge, T R. Wfelch, S. Aldrich, J. DeBrock, R. Frederick, T. Record, Gibbs, S. Jones, R. johnson, R. Nurse, L. Fiero. 1.1 ' lu. i Z W' B Masln G Ha LS D Huxley J Abbott A Ciudi J Front row: P. Bissel, E. Mnnion, R. Guance, S. ement, y , . y-, . . , . , . . , . G. Klossner, B. Rosato, M. Marsa. Second row: R. Bement, Power, G. Nichols. Back row: M. XXfeykman, J, Rosuto, S. Speers, B. Zona, J. Misleany, C, King, C. Wemes, D. B. Kingston, V. Dangler. S. Sheldon, D. Haldermun, D Record, J. Valenti, Third row: D. Piero, W. Decker, D. Orr, R. Herendeen, B. Schultze, H. Russell, M. Xvoodruff Crowell, R. Pollot, S. Greth, E. Olmstead, J. Button, C. S. Cianfoni, B. Hood, L. Trowbridge, From 1-ow: D. Jones, R. Ward, L. DeMay, 3' Johnson, L' Schuppenhauer, P. Seward, D. Forrester, M. Peters, D Barra, J. Wafrilow. Second 1-OW: C. Case, G- Cooley' L. Herendeen, G. Bolton, M. Sparks, J. Smith. Back row: W O Th' cl row J Houle W Perdue J Skyner, D. Morgan, A. Contant, D Raymond, D. Barry, J. DelGotto, L. ney. ir z , , - , - Hessney, S. Manganero, R. Morris, D. Cooley. KTLA Good game, girls? Here I am, girls! Wl1y so tough, fellows? Woxv! what a pyramid? Friends, Romans, Countrymen 6. Get back to work- ? F R i ,S 1? 1 l l 111 I Have a coke? just Simply! Dance, Please? Deck The Halls B-O-O-M! So what's with you? I ,uQ-z-4..,.-a-,.-'f-+-- -F-f--'Q-H I ACHWTMQS .lf if E Zzf X! Seated: Mr. Harkenrider, Miss Arnold. N. Boardman, R. Schaefer, B. Condon, N. Hall. Stanclingg F. Adams, L. Mallaber, R. Fish, D. Keyes, M. McNally, L. Schaefer, S. Ross. K. Abbott, R, Miller, M. Davis. Praricfeffl-RONALD SCI-IAEFER Vim P7'F,l'j!lE11l'BRUCE CONDON STUUENT CCUPUNCHL Ronald Schaefer and Bruce Condon were the leaders of this year's Student Council which has carried out several plans sucl cessfully. There have been a variety of assemblies including the Christmas program in which each class and the faculty took part. Other assemblies were of the artist, Bob Wfoods, and a folk song singer. Miss Mary Arnold and Mr. Neil Harken- rider are the advisors for this group. u 'Wi A 1' X Majorette: Nancy Hall. Front row: L. DeBrock, J. Schup- penhauer, A. Olmstead, E. Warfield, J. Capron. Second row: B. Warfield, C. Hessney, B. Ruggles, F. Crowley, N. Warfield. Third row: R. Whittaker, L. Bolton, M. Manion, R. Miller, G. Hulburt. Fourth row: S. Owens, C. Bounds, R. Schaefer, P. Fogarty, J. Hall. Fifth row: J. Morris, -I. SENHUR This year both Junior and Senior Bands under the capable baton of Mr. Valentine Anzalone have completed another year toward advancing musical interest in R.j.C.S. The bands were represented in the All-State and All-County Festivals and have given concerts during the year. The members of the Senior Band meet three times a week and seem to enjoy themselves very JUNLOR Front row: D. Forrester, P. O'Connor, B. Glover, S. Saltzer, S. Madsen, S. Minute, L. Shaefer. Second row: S. Rolston, M. Hammer, K. Royston, B. Galbraith, P. Moyer, J. Rolston, K. Schrader. Third row: D. Bolton, C. Toft, E. McGuire, T. Hessney, T. O'Donnell, D, Baroody. Sixth row: T. Crowell, T, Fogarty, P. Barry, D. DeVoll, G. Elliot. Seventh row: B. Hudson, S. Brown, N. Brown, P. Brott, J. Perry. Eighth row: M. Stambach, J. Draper, J. DeVoll, P, Crowther, B. White, P. Bredesen. BAND much regardless of the work that they do as a part of the school band. Robert White was elected as President of the band for this year. Mr. Anzalone has done a fine job in combining the students into such fine musical groups and is doing his best in interesting the younger students in being members of the band. Stambach, A. Sparks, R. Pronti, B. Girard, R. Brott, S Gwilt, B. Boardman, Mr. Anzalone. Fourth row: P. Zader, R. Hudson, E. johnson, D. Cianfoni, L. Wfarren, K. Brown L. Poole, J. Liberty, T. Hudson, A. DelGotto. f - 5554?-W Front row: Miss Johnson, E. Holtz, D. Johnson, P. Moyer, G. Ciardi, A. Corino, P. Bredesen, N. Bogoly, K. Schrader, J. Rolston, J. Schuppenhauer, Mr. Strause. Second row: W. Hayward, R. Miller, R. Cheasrnan, M. Prober, B. Hudson, C. Wlright, B. VanNorman, T. Fogarty, D. Lawrence, S. Rolston, M. Newcomber, J. Morris. Third row: D. Walker, J. Castle, C. Keukelaar, B. Pulsipher, D. Crowther, J. McGuire, B. Gersbach, L. Chapman, J. DeVoll, C. Klossner, T. Crowell, M. Sheets, M. Stanley. MISS CLARA JOHNSON Armnzpmzirf Miss Johnson has done a fine job this year as accompanist for both Junior and Senior Choruses. She has given very willingly of her time. 38 JUNTUR CHORUS This-year the Junior Chorus has also participated in the All-County and All- State Choruses. The members of the Junior Chorus, with Mr. James Strause as their director, have a great deal of fun singing. when they meet twice a week. They participated in a concert held at Christmas time. f .i?'R xflflw f fa Front row B. Wylie, I Mr. Strnuse, F. Adams, S. Proctor, J. Dallnchiesn, B. Vlfarfield, -I. Halton, S. Mullubcr, M. Perryrnan, E. Warfieltl, J. Perry, Miss johnson, Second row: S. Gulick, S. Brown, C. Johnson, L. Wright, M. Stambnch, R. Schaefer, A. Olmstend, B, XXfalbridge, A. Ciiinfoni, E, Wtinner, P. Schuppenhauer, M. Boardman, E. Schlossnagle. Third row: R. Cramer, J. Cobb. C. Rogoza, N. Hall, F. Crowley, R. Cramer, R, Boardman, J. VnnNormL1n, J, Cgipron, G. Hayden, M. Gersbach, J. Hall, J. Draper, R. Ruggles. MR. JAMES SENHOR CHORUS This year our Senior Chorus, under the able direction ot Mr. james Strause, has been represented in both the All-State and All-County festivals. We participated in a concert which was presented at Christmas time. Mr. james Strause, director of both junior and Senior Choruses, has done a fine job this year preparing the members of both choruses and the Red jacket Aires for the programs and festivals in which they have participated. ST RAUSE Direrlw' A 4 lF'.lHl.A. The purpose of the F.H.A. is to prepare our high school girls for their role as housewives in the fu- ture. This year they held their annual Mother-Daughter Banquet. Their motto is To further the joys of Homemakingf' The FHA was glad to welcome many new mem- bers this year. Front row: A. Clark, S. Ross, B. Wylie, J. Kaczerwaski, E. Dobbler, S. Schaefer. Second row: R. Maine, M. Board- man, D. Keyes, S. Mallaber, N. Boardman, J. Vanderwall, Mrs. Perry, B. Ternisky, J. Crisci. Third row: J. Halton, J. Toney, J. Freeland, B. Blood. E. Wunner, A. Hammer, J. Allen, M. Bond, J. Reubens, N. Romeiser, E. Romeiser, Y. Olmsteacl, B. Miles, L, Wright, S. Proctor. W. kr,-, V ,Y ,..,-1- a s -,,Y,,. RED JACKET AHRES The Red jacket Aires had fourteen members this year. Included in their program this year were sing- ing for the Lions Club and for the Rebecca Lodge Christmas Party as well as in a Christmas Concert. Front row: M. Boardman, M. Perryman, P. Schuppen- hauer, L. Wright, R. Schaefer, E. Warfield, N. Warfield, B. Ruggles, A. Olmstead, M. Gersbach, A. Cianfoni, G. Hayden, J. VanNorman, M. Stambach. STAMP CLUB The Stamp Club meets to discuss the different types of stamps and to study each other's collections. Under the guidance of Mr. Charles Spangle they have been able to learn more about their stamps and to develop more interest in them. Seated: Castle, J. Morris, Mr. Spangle, A. Olmstead, J- MCGlllf6, R. Ciardi. Standing: XV. Hayward, W. W1'igl1t, E- Barron, M. Pram, D. Lyons, M. Hobin, L. smith, D Johnson. ' Y,,,,,.,.....-Y LHBRARY CLUB Miss Shortall's little helpers deserve a great deal of credit for the work that they have done helping her in the library. Every student in the club has certain jobs to do. With their cooperation we are able to have the kind of library we want in our school. Sgafedg B. Wood, B. VanNorman, M. Davis, B. johnson, E. Dobbler, S. Proctor, J. Dallachiesa, G. Blaisdell, Miss Shortall, L. White, L. Lannon, B. Miles. Standing: B. Wylie, J. Schroo, B. Blood, P. Barry, B. Gersbach, L. Fish, C. Parker, L, Wright, J. Toney, M. Stambach, B. Miles, M. Prober. Rl BLB CLUB The Rifle Club members, under the guidance of Mr. Natoli, have shown a great deal of interest in learning about the various parts of a gun and how to shoot it properly. This club is now well-established since it has completed its third year. ' Front row: M. Schrader, J. Toney, R. Hadden, L, Smith Second row: D. Pollot, J. Fair, D. Parrnele, R. Schaefer, B. Brown, Mr. Natoli, Third row: J. DelGotto, D. Fritz D- Lawrence, R. Hawes, T. Warren, C. Payne. lF.lF.A. Again this year, under the leadership of Mr. Rob- ert Saltzer, the boys of the FFA are preparing for the great responsibility of farming. These boys are learning how to run farms successfully. L. Maine, C. Ross, G. Gilbert, G. Maine, J- VHHNOYYUHU Mr. Saltzer, C. Wlxittaker, D. Reubens, T. Warren, D Moyer, D. Schaefer. 'vang HEALTH CLJUB PRUJECTHON CLUB Standing: P. Curtis M. Gersbach, S. Ross, A. Cianfoni, B. Standing: B. Condon, D. Orr, J. Colburn, D. Fritz. Seated: Walbridge. Seated: Mrs. Macomber. D. Lawrence. Agriculture: L. Maine, C. Whittaker, G. Maine, J. VanNor1-nan. Chemistry Lab: Miss Arnold, A. Schee- maker, B. White, R. Schaefer, N. War- field, D. Huffman, P. Crowther. Shop. Mr. Natoli, J. ODon nell, C. Trickey, A. Cirulli. Homemaldng: S. Schaefer, R. Maine, Mrs. Perry. Driver Training: M. Blaisclell, Mlr. Geise E. Hotchkiss, B. Blood. 1 ,JH JRL, Jim V ,isis 2 195 Wg 3-MNQMlmw-png-ig RED JACKET CFNTHALgoCHOOL PRICE QQ 415- -,ig Iv fy - ,I - 3 4. he Q E1 C old ci vu ci' Owls T 1 T . , T xr S rw 1 f-cm 7, 5 rt- H - f F x 6 E Ni EEE Ri C524 Two assembly pro- grams have been held at Red Jacket during ww past two weeksq m1Friday, September 23: Mr. and Mrs. Imrry Van Pelt pre- sumed a HDuth.Treat Mwwn to grades four twelve. The includn.folk klomfn dares, novelties, typical Dutch Mr. and Mrsm Pelt are travel throughout ted Sta Junic high HMannei vaux, veled and writt books, n Qommonsense T1 good mani bedded in a Talk that ke Jaung people ening eagerly This is the 1 lme the grades A been invited to The magazine campaign, which was launched by the seniors, was an energetic success. The goal was set at ffiszuoc but 32510.00 was brought in. This amount exceeded last years campaign. Nancy Hall was top sale Sohaefers team with sale o Pu ,. Gene Hayden collected seller for Vicki The losing t gave a par winning Bonnie 'O26 as top MRS. LOIS LINDNER Faculty Advifof' VICKI LOSS Editor-in-Chief EUGENE HAYDEN Buxivzen Manager JUNIOR carol wan, Lettie ,ramer, Roger Davis, Margaret of' their good con-' Fogarty, Thomas fact, it is probable c-ersbach, Bernadette lmat they will wit- Gersbach, Carolyn s many more. it lhiambly and becau !:' A - 2 Huxley, Sally N The cast. SENIOR PLAY This year the Senior Play, Maudie and the Opposite Sex, a comedy telling of a teen-age gir1's problems, was presented by the senior class on March 16. It was directed by Miss Helen Brown. Everyone worked very hard to make this play a success. MMAUDIIE AND THE UPPUSIITE SEX9' You two better go about your business. Davy and his admirers. lk 5- 4 . ' i Let me deal with him. Miss Helen Brown Direclor ' ' i' if -Q ' 5? i ' Q 4. Y -. f' ' ' . E: .gif L-. iii, - .. Q' if- - V 'E 'il 4 f- ,, I ---fv - Miss Betty DiFederico , , Axrirmnl Direrlor n ' i' 'fiif' 'f-2 .c.w.se-w.-,.-.- . V. -. ' - .5 4!fgx'I.1 .Ld Stage Crew ' Mi :Q- , ,.,.,.x 1 -s , 1 ff fwi, H I, f A sf,,: A 3 'X 435:15 17, I 14 f QT -' ' xl i all 41? ., ff- ,Q f z 1 -:A A' p ' i 1. w ' , ' ' ,. ' I M- A 3 ,qi is -2' , . Q ff , , 1 , ' My . . ' V frf , ,, 5 ' I, fig ' M ' Z, fff X f f X '-wg.,-,, .,,,, f 1 fi? aff , ., ff K 254' gn!! X .ak t' fs, ffffgf , E A6 Interesting ? Now, what would you like, Brownie Up and coming. Happy, girls? Dig the poses . . . l Looking for something? 0, , H7 1-..-..-41 xx SWXEQKNNIG EWS v:-ix 7. Winning speech. S. Romeo . . . himself! 9. 3 o'clock in the morning. 10. What's with these guys? 11. Dig that jive. 12. Ah- Gersh. 45 CT. S Q ,mf , 'ff ' ,.., M ,ny f, . , , .I wk, A,-,ijcff ,,.f ,., fi gf' , x -Q: Liga, I 1-'f'i7'?N K S ,3?1?4':f :', --,-1:: f . .. 1' gy,1'v.19W9 5 ' 1 Hard work? What pep! BIG 5 Papa Tricky Dick Having fun girls? The Wheels ! zz ,..,!, ,, ,, , Those eyes - Cramming for history Roll that press! Wluat Form? I hope- 'X I 1 p0 . f , 1 ly. .XR f ' SPORTS f l, .,. ls ,f 5: xii, I 5 5 C-. 1 x XL..- , . .A 4 If 7 fl 4 'ix:,, - XX ln' Q V 1 1. J ,esta AW EMS Ii' Gitblqf, jiA'5'f -we-ir' wp A f' ' afxwv-.W -f .4--H-. , - The Junior Varsity cheerleaders consist of four Freshmen and three Sophomores. They have done a fine job in keeping up the spirit through the season. They are all looking forward to being on the squad next year. Te-a-m yea Team T-e-a-m yea Team T-e-a-m yea Team Fight Team Fight JTUNTOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS First row: Cathy Abbott, Betty Ann Terniskey, Sharon Schaefer. Second row: Gladys Blaisdell, Betty Wfarfielcl, Sandra Ross. Donna Keyes. an 'NEW' Nu! , hlf, ff, V Zia ' 'a 5, ,,., , ., 4 1,-Z WW 7:53 pr, 1 Ziff, ' 7 Front row: Martha Gersbach, Barbara Walbridge. Second row: Evelyn Hotchkiss, Nancy Board- man, Penny Curtis, Nancy Warfield, Margaret McNally. VARSTTY CHEERLEADERS MISS DIFEDERICO Many thanks to Miss D for the assistance she has given the cheerlead- efS, both at practice and at games. We feel she has played a big part in establishing school spirit. ' Fight team, Fight! Fight team, Fight! Fight team, Fight team, Fight team Fight!!! This year the Varsity Cheerleaders have certainly put their spark and pep into every game. They have done a great deal in maintaining a tremendous amount of school spirit and were behind the basket- ball and football teams in victory and de- feat. The squad consisted of four seniors and three juniors. 1' , , , fl f . 'S 1 f , .j 1- 2 f , , I f '-fe .J1ea2i1'ffr'ef-T X , , ,1,f,., al ,fi, QL -.,.',,. ,4 -1,,- W V 1' -:-::':f- ' ' 1,55 4 . l a if W x I 1 , 4 -'::,,-' ,,L' x ff Ny 2, za ff-j 5 -, -- 1gf1'afa:JfEw-,, , H , V a 1 .g..1 - - 1, 1' gf rf--?9s.5:a251i.' I H -V ,, . , -1.5 -1-::feff2'-rglzrifz.. - -:':1E?ff.'. 'I H, , ,fi ' Q., akjigaa , V Qc, ' ' V I ' . 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Y' l- ' we White, L' Sggiixxlamsi E' L ki M 'yemlst Y Gersb0 V1 C 1 596 w E to ader 1 3 cibmbe' R l hd Y XD ha-,eil - x1 G SC 0 E Wig Ck ffwoxfigxad CNC H e Sdn OW CHS I i w l FUUTBALL 50 This year, although not a great success in wins and losses, was the first season of eight man football for Red jacket. Mr. Schaertl gave both time and knowledge to a team composed of only five veteran players. The team took defeat in stride with good sportsmanship. The team made some touchdowns and some fumbles and wrote experi- ence across the score. League Teams Red jacket Clifton W Victor Phelps 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 ffffff 43 64 VARSll ll Y lElvASllilELTlP5AlLll5 V 'V, ?fE3f55ff5r1r:ra f'r,f.f1aQ:xg4:,g V -wwwwm , 12f:r'fl4f'l2,iff::,-are,.,, ' favf -wf,,1 f I ' ft ff-I'r1:Pafz22f2Wf2f9-mfg, '7?'Y 2 Wwf , 'f-V-fvfwL4g,1.fy5ZMLv,Q , V mon, , , ' ,L .l , -V ' ' , V v- J vp, A ' W f 4 , . , .. ,W 1x4 fy, My nl 'L U 5 5 ' 44,12 L 'E K ..,, FW il: if J 'f lf?-1'-' K! 4 ' .1 15? fi 'f f aff? f' i 'lIff -VRRX 1 f 1-4, , 'L' L: ,, , ' ,V' 2 ff 25, '..' 'LTL ff! e d 5 fm 5 at ' eef , V1 7 ' ' SCHEDULE it llgsggfleld Z 3 Although thrs years record was 27 Phelps 55 not lmpressrve, the team played 4 Vic , - ver ood ball on several occasxorxs 9 tor , ...... ..... 5 1 Y 8 56 Rushville ..., ..... 6 4 and lost man of its ames b Y E Y 20 Hfme0Ye ----- -'--- 6 1 small margins. A bright spot dur- 9 Clifton ' 6 3 ing the season was the defeat of 47 Gorham ....... ...,. 5 2 I .. ld b h f 4 34 Bloomfield 83 Boomlre y -t e score o 8 to 41 Naples -,.--- -.--- 8 3 83. With a fme group of j.V. 59 Phel s ..... ..... 6 9 la ers comin u to the Varsit 72 V. P Y 8 P Y mor, r ' - ----- 55 in 56-57, We feel that Red jacket 64 Rushv1lle .... ,,,,, 6 2 .H . b . tl , 7 for 66 Honeoye 69 wn agam .e m we runmnb Clifton 78 the league trtle. Gorham ..., ,,,., 5 7 First row: A. Olmstead, J. Bolan, L. Main, W. Schuppenhauer, J. Perry. Second row: E. Warfield, Mr. Brown, C. Ross, R. Boardman, R. Cramer, R. Bounds, R. Schrader, D, Guilt, C. Whittaker, A. Cirulli. 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 ............ SCHEDULE 26 Bloomfield 49 33 Phelps ........ ,,,, 3 5 Victor ........ ,,,, 40 Rushville 73 Honeoye .... .... 50 Clifton ,...,. .... 59 Gorham .,,.,.. ,,,. 3 1 Bloomfield 50 Naples .,,.,.... ,,,, 47 Phelps ........ 45 Victor ........ ,.,. 59 Rushville ....... .... 47 Honeoye .... .... 69 Clifton ...... .... 53 Gorham .... .... 50 70 48 45 44 55 30 45 45 38 61 41 50 49 29 40 JUNHORBVARSHTY Naples ........,, While breaking even in the won-lost columns, our j.V. players under the direction of Mr. Brown have come from a group of inexperienced freshmen and sophomores to become a smooth-functioning quin- tet. Determination and a Will to win could be seen in the spirited play of this hustling aggregation. We hope to see more of them in the future. BASKETBALL Q . 15+ 1 U Seated: M. Ternisky, L. Schaefer, E. Newcombe, j. Farrell, R. Wfhite, -I. Bolan. Standing: Conch Linsner, A. Olmstead, C. Rogoza, D. Boardman, D. Lawrence, D. Fritz, C. Ross. BASEBALL In the past, Red jacket has always had an outstanding baseball team. This year should be no exception. Coach Linsner's boys will be trying to win the Finger Lakes Championship with five experienced players from last year's team. This could be Red jackets best athletic team of the year. l C fr 51? 'rib is 1 ff' A .1 if ' .v- r , X. 5 wt ' 0 5290 f ' g if 'igt :ij if., p :1, 1 it , ,.,, . . , . ,.. . , Z., ...M . W 'W' .ffiaf , 4, f ' 121.0-4 1 1321 f If Z Tricky Dick 'N-is ,,if:1lHif,,,W'T?w mf v' 'jlflwlff il fy ii., -. 'i-H, f. ig 'ig pw M 1, W,- ' Qjfllliqilfllvyy . fini 'M A H f iw-f-1-H i .i1 '3!'YlfQ'i1,fi J H fl , H ,Mft I W , ' if ' llliflyyf MW 4 , W ' i,, l', ff-J ., 1 ' wr., l' HU WWW 4'-H. I' ffm! 1 l i, i it J i f , -wi f W H wmgmg- , i ,,, X, . W vi, V W ' friymwn 4 F ' ' 1 'lf' W ,Ji f, I: H M 1, lm ' , V, A , 4 i WMM ,. ,, ln, C' . 1t.xr,,1Q ii if W it fi, ,,, ,i Q. ,fm , In. .ii J I N 1' U A' 'dfflllflg ' if f 1 I If if ,lf ,, ' WM , i W, ,iw M ffyfl' if l Hi' l y , new ,ir 0, -my A 7 If if WH ill i v- lr 'Cv-J 53 The members of ihe sfaff and +he school salesmen piciured above would like io 'lake 'Ihis oppor+uniI'y +o express our graieful appreciaiion Io OUR ADVERTISERS. II is because fhese people confribufed so generously Io our adveriising seciion Thai we were able Io edii' 'Ihe kind of book we wanied RED JACKET 'Io have. We hope our readers will keep 'Iheir helpfulness in mind and call upon 'Ihem a+ +heir places of business or seek Iheir services in 'rhe fuiure. .... I 3'-'f Lx 1890 oiisgiic iii' Ml K.-'. S-501111-' Complimenis of LOUIS MILANI FOODS. INC. Makers of I890 French Dressing Plan'I's: CHICAGO-LOS ANGELES WELL-WISHERS Miss Mary Angeline Mr. and Mrs. Valenline Anzalone Miss Mary Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Brown Miss Helen Brown Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Brown Mr. and Mrs. Armand Cianfoni Mrs. Grace Clark Mr. and Mrs. Lloyde ColleH' Mr. and Mrs. Harold Conlanl' Mr. and Mrs. Orville Curiis Miss Edilh H. Dayion Miss Elizabelh DeFederico Mrs. Marie Galbraiih Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gersbach John Halfon Neil Harkenrider John Hayden Anihony Horosko Carl Hofchkiss Mr. George W. Hughes, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Alberl' lnFan'l'ino Miss Clara Johnson Mrs. Laura Jones Mrs. Ru'rh Lamphier Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lindner Mr. and Mrs Fred Linsner Mr. and Mrs. Pefer Loss Mr. and Mrs. Paul Macomber Mr. Pefer Madsen Miss Clara MGFIZ Miss Eunice Mills Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Naioli Mrs. Elsie Perry Mr. and Mrs. Robe:-I' Romeise. Mr. and Mrs. Roberi' Salizer Mr. and Mrs. Roberf Schaefer Mr. and Mrs. George Schaerfl Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Schrader Miss Pauline Shorfall Mrs. Florence Tischer Mr. and Mrs. Leon VanNorman Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Walbridge Mr. and Mrs. Thomas While Mr. and Mrs. Russell Williams . -... .-.., .6--f-: Complimenfs of MONTESANO'S MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING 62 So. Main S+. CANANDAIGUA, N. Y. SHENKMAN'S Men's ancl Boys' Slore NORMA SHOP Laclies' and Girls' Apparel DAVIDSON'S SHOES for 'rhe Whole Family CANANDAIGUA, N. Y. HOBBY HOUSE Besf Wishes +o Ihe Class of I956 I5 BrIsI'oI S'IreeI Canandaigua, N. Y. Phone 702-J I78 So. Main S'I'. Canandaigua Q ll.0D0l'I l 8 0 SAOKETT ASSOCI CORP. Opera'I'ing THE SACKETT INSURANCE AGENCY 83 Soulh Main S'IreeI Canandaigua, INSURANCE OF EVERY KIND ATIS N. Y. CLEMENTS' RESTAURANT JOE CLEMENTS, Propriefor Canandaigua, N. Y. Where Ihe Food Is Always Good SOMMERS MOTORS, INC. 'for O'K Usecl Sars VIsi'I' Our Loi' aI 400 S. MAIN ST. CANANDAIGUA, N. Y. MCLOUTH-ROHAN PONTIAC, INC 327 Soulh Main Canandaigua, N. Y. Phone I897 USED CARS l'0fVTlAl',.. ShorI'sviIIe, N. Y. v.f,, RA M0706 -JN THIS YEARBOOK by VARDEN STUDIOS SCHOOL DIVISION -fi Ai PH Specialists in modern yearbook photography. I 17 so. uNIoN sr. - RocHssmz1,N.v. - M0710 D. 84 L. PAINT STORE Wallpaper - Pain'I's Glass Mirrors-Plaslic Wall Tile 203 So. Main Sf. Canandaigua Phone 795 SEGUIN DINER The Besl' in Food Served in Modern Surroundings 239 SO. MAIN ST. CANANDAIGUA Besl Wishes From ALICE R. FARRELL Women's Apparel Canandaigua, N. Y. WAYNE DRUGS Besl' Wishes From F. H. MCELWEE I AND SON Funeral Direclors . I24 So. Main Canandaigua, N. Y. QUALITY FURNITURE Tel. 6I4 Where Your Dollar Has More Cenls Main Sheel Canandalgua GRANT M. KENNEDY 81 SON Funeral Direclors Furnilure and Eleclric Refrigeralion 9-II-I3 Brislol S'I'reeI Canandaigua, N. Y. DE GRAFF'S BOOK STORE Gills - SI'a+ionery - Office Supplies 68 Sou'Ih 'Main l Come in and Browse , Phone 607 Canandaigua, N. Y. m.-ummm--f-1-va +----Y - -- -- BEST WISHES JOE VOLPE-TOM DALBERTH Barbers and Billiards Manchesier, N. Y. JOHN ABBOTT LOCKER PLANT Armour's Beef Dairylea Ice Cream 28 Cenfer S+- II6-I I8 Marker S+. Ph- 2l24 Palmyra, N. Y. Manchesfer, N. Y. 25'S RESTAURANT Manchesier, New York MANION'S RESTAURANT AND GRILLE Phone 30l4 R. B. CROWELL 84 SON, INC. Coal-Produce Feed-Ferfilizer Phone 2424 MANCHESTER, N. Y. Besi' Wishes 'fo +he Class of '56 TlP'S TV SERVICE AND CLAUDlA'S DRESS SHOP Manchesier, N. Y. WALT RlCE'S CITIES SERVICE Service Wi+h Two Smiles Corner Main and Sfaie MANCHESTER, NEW YORK Phone 292I LIBERTY BROTHERS General Hardware Pain'l's - Appliances MANCHESTER SERVICE CENTER Sinclair Produc'l's Specializing in Lubricarion GLEN SCHLECHT, Prop. Phone 2954 Manchesfer New York MAIN smear MANCHESTER Phone 29'4 BEST WISHES Congraiulaiions io The Class of '56 'Ce Cfeam w. M. HAYWARD Candy Tobacco Manchesier. New Yorlr BOARDMAN'S Phone 2974 Complimenfs of J. N. RASBACH PHOTO SERVICE. INC. Over Thirfy Years of Service fo 'Ihe Schools of Our Nafion Disfricf Office: 226 DENISON BUILDING SYRACUSE, NEW YORK Main Office and PIan+: I55 Myrfle Sfreef Shelfon, Connecficuf I S T sfwwjii, S 7 GENEVA BAKING CO. Geneva, N. Y. CLEMENT'S RED AND WHITE STORE Phone 4054 Shorfsville, N. Y. Besf Wishes From HERENDEEN BROS. Hardware-Plumbing and Heafing Phone 5564 Shorfsville, N. Y. J. M. STODDARD AND SONS Home Furnishings - Sfoves Elechic Appliances 3 WATER smear sHon'rsvn.l.E N Phone 4074 MAIN STREET SHORTSVILLE Besf Wishes From RED JACKET TELEPHONE CO. ShorIsviIIe - and - Manchesfer R. A. HULBERT AGENCY General Insurance Aufo - Fire - Bonds Phone 4284 Shorfsville, N. Y. Our Moi-Io: Savings and Service SILVER FLOSS SAUER KRAUT and SILVER FLOSS KRAUT JUICE Paclced by Empire SI'a+e Piclcling Co. Main Office-Phelps, N. Y. Papec No. 32 FORAGE HARVESTER Papec Qualily and Performance Priced Lower Than Any OII1er Make. PAPEC MACHINE COMPANY Shorisville, N. Y. ,gb x' , ,af , if W , 1 rv ' Vg? f iff il I Gill' , 3' I fi , L . 5' 4, '. I 1 EZLTZI ' IHA if 1, f Af , -: ,f MFI, , v , ,jf gle-,,, my 4 ' xr I I I' -. I' IIIII' KQV I 5 I ., 3 In I I I r I Wig w .pwwww'v1wv:rf4rfvwI.g?21. I Faciories- PHELPS SHORTSVILLE GORHAM WATERPORT REEDS SWITCH Forage Harvesiers Crorz Blowers Hay Chopper-Silo Fillers Ensiage.Cu'Hers Hammer Mills Feed MIXGVS Besi' Wishes Bm Wishes From Fm B w SLOCUM PHARMACY ' Main SIree'I' SI1or'I'sviIe ROY FARNSWORTH, INC. Aurhorized Chevroler - Oldsmobile Sales and Service PALMYRA STREET SHORTSVILLE BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '56 SCHAEFER AND HALSTED FUNERAL HOMES SI1or'I'sville Mancl1es'I'er LYNN GILLIGAN Men's Wear Shorisville JUST'S VARIETY STORE Shoes, Gifis. Jewelry Main Sfreei' SI1orIsviIIe Besi' Wishes fo Class of I956 DEWEY'S JEWELRY Diamonds - Wa+ches- Jewelry Phone ?8lR Canandaigua, N. Y. jeweler and versmilh CIYIAIDIIGUAQ I. Yu Besl Wishes From H. W. KEENEY, INC. GENERAL CONTRACTORS Ready Mixed Concre'l'e Sand and Gravel Crushed Sfone Phone l5l7 200 Niagara Sf. CANANDAIGUA. N. Y. Complimenis of ALBERT KAUFMAN I52 Thad Chapin Sfreef CANANDAIGUA. NEW YORK Eyes Examined Glasses FiHed CROWN JEWELRY LEWIS ABERLE S. Main ST. Canandaigua, N. Ya OPTOMETRIST Phone 439'W See Us To See Better If We Can'+ Guaraniee If We Don'1' Sell lf. Pl'I0he l4l I-2-3 Kirlde Block Evenings by Appoinimeni' Canandaigua. N. Y. ARTHUR L. YOUNG REALTY CO. 3I Souih Main S+. MOORE PRINTING CO. All Kinds of Prinling Cananclangua. New Yorlc 9 Coy Sireel' Canandaigua, N. Y. Phone 500 phone 482 CANALI'S GLASS SHOP Phone 280 Au'I'o Glass Sei While-U-Waii' Curved Windshields LafayeHe Ave. J. B. PATTERSON 81 SON Marlin R. Schneider Compleie Insurance Service Phone 1538 Canandaigua. N- Y- 37 Soufh Main Sf. Canandaigua, N. Y. Complimehfs of MURPHY'S TIRE SERVICE ' B He ' ADAM S BOWLING HALL Tractor iclgfllrruck Phone 886 Canandaigua, N. Y. Recapping WALDORF BOAT CO., INC. Boafs - Moiors - Service Ci'I'y Pier CANANDAIGUA, NEW YORK A. W. WHITE, INC. Dodge-Plymouih-Dodge Trucks SALES AND SERVICE Canandaigua, N. Y. . e'-P' 4,-...11 fEf--W -f-f--, f-,-- - CompIimenI's of LEWIS GENERAL TIRES, INC. 260 Easi' Ave. ROCHESTER, NEW YORK A COMPLETE MUSICAL SERVICE HICKEY'S MUSIC STORE 330 E. S'I'aIe S'I'. I'I'haca, N. Y. Phone 4-I IOI - d M I1 sier PCI! UP DBYT jhydhglrrijgy am: 9 nf. XX 45 2 - f WNEWATK 6 ty ron me FITIEST III DIW ll.Elll'lllll.i - on? CLEANING I- 'run STORAGE CompIimenIs of GENESEE RIBBON 81 CARBON CORP. ROCHESTER, N. Y. Call AIRKEM BA 8450 IRochesI'erI Ii Deodoranis 3- Deiergenis Disinfedanis - Inseciicides Besi' Wishes From JAMES E. DUNCAN, INC. NUM NUM IThe Audio-Visual Cenirefl POTATO CHIPS I39 Norih Union S'I'. PRETZELS Rochesfer 5, New York CORN PRODUCTS POPCORN FASINO'S Rochesler Power Brake Cenier Disiribuior for Auiomofive and Truck Equipmeni' 65I Broad S+. Rochesier, N. Y. Genesee 9I95 CompIimen'I's of PHELPS ELECTRIC COMPANY 65-67 Main SI'reeI' Phelps, New York Dial Klngswoocl 8-293l Besl' Wishes From MAX G. MORRIS Phone 2044 Manchesler HAWKES BROS. Qualify Bakery JOHN SEXTON AND CO. The Na'l'ional Chain Wholesale Grocers P. O. Box 432 G.P.O. New York, N. Y. Congralulalions 'lo 'lhe Class of l956 , MOON COAL COMPANY Lehigh Valley Coal DuPon'l Painls lKE'S RESTAURANT . .. . . JOE LlSAI'S RESTAURANT Specnaluzmg un Spaghel-h and Meafballs Manchesier, New York Open From 8 A. M. 'lo l A. M. Phone -2874 Phone 3954 Besl' Wishes 'ro Class of I956 DECLERCQ'S Specializing in Chicken, Sleek Sea Food Dinners - Manchesler. N. Y. Rooms Besl Wishes Class of I 956 FRANCIS G. HESSNEY Congralulafions 'ro Class of '56 DALY 81 FREDERlCK'S SERVICE STATION MANCHESTER, NEW YORK Congralulalions RECORD'S DAIRY Milk and Cream MANCHESTER SHORTSVILLE Phone 3 l 84 Besl' Wishes ISAAC GEORGE Ph. 24l4 Manchesler, N. Y. JOHN P. BOARDMAN Insurance and Bonds 45 Slafe Slreel' Telephone 2292 MANCHESTER, NEW YORK ' 'f W'i?'5L iE -my-......,... ..-L ...s ,.. VECCHI BROS. CO. Bakery and Marker Lake Sl. Canandaigua, N. Y. Open Evenings and Sundays BURKES SENECA RESTAURANT Specializing in Sfeaks, Chops. and Sea Food Full Course Dinners Canandaigua, New York SICKS FLOWERS 305 So. Main S+. Canandaigua Besl of Luck CANANDAIGUA GREENHOUSES Earl T. Alkinson Phone 560 Canandaigua, New York MERCURY CLEANERS Phone I64I I69 Mill Slreef CANAN DAIGUA. NEW YORK STAR CLEANERS CANANDAIGUA We Call Every Tuesday and Friday Phone 98-850 HOFFMAN'S DRY CLEANERS 3 Day Laundry Service TRIM Al'ferin9-Repairing-Dyeing DRIVE IN CLEANERS Rug and Upholstery Cleaning vw, s. Main s+. Phone 336I CANANg1'2llSLg:LLN5gl YORK Manchesler-Shorlsville DON HOWARD Farm Equipmenf CANANDAIGUA, N. Y. Complimenis of BEECHER'S GAS SERVICE PECK HARDWARE CO. Della 8: Slanley Power Tools China-Gifls-Glassware Canandaigua Phone 29 Congralulaiions io Ihe Class of I956 WALTERS' SHOE STORE Headquarlers for Polly-Parrof Shoes 86 So. Main Canandaigua, N. Y. GENTILE SERVICE STATION Gen+ile Bros., Props. Canandaigua. N. Y. Phone 906-J AUTO ACCESSORIES ROSELAND PARK Playground of 'Ihe Finger Lakes on Canandaigua Lake Bes'I' Wishes From CANANDAIGUA SURPLUS OUTLET lI3 So. Main CANANDAIGUA Bes'I' Wishes From ROPER KNIT CANANDAIGUA, N. Y. :.,-7 . ,Y .--,- ...,.....u.,5L,5,33i,, E. H. Emery TI IE CORNER STORE Shor+sviIIe, New YorIc I 24 Hour Service on, Films Phone 35I I Besi Wishes From M. E. 81 R. V. HIXSON Coal and Lumber BuiIders' Hardware - Cemeni' Boofh S'I'ree'I' Phone 4I I I ShorIsviIIe The Shor+sviIIe and Manchesfer ENTERPRISE The OnIy Pa er in 'Ihe World Tha'I Cares Anydang Abouf Shorfsville and Manchesier Besr Wishes ALDRICH'S STORE Phil and BeHy Fabry Shorfsville, New Yorlr Phone 435I BILL REUBENS SERVICE STATION Canandaigua S+. Ph. 3964 SHORTSVILLE, NEW YORK Congra'I'uIa'Iions 'Io Ihe Class of '56 CHILD'S SERVICE STATION GEORGE D. McGURK Chrysler - Plymoufh Sales - and - Service Canandaigua SI'ree'I' Shorfsville Guaran'I'eed Cars MAIN STREET SHORTSVILLE Bed. Wishes From Congrarularions Class of I956 A FRIEND FRANCIS K. LAMPHIER C- Our Service Is Always a'I' Your Service Ins+i+u+ionaI Food SpeciaIis+ 2305 W. Erie Srreef CHICAGO, ILLINOIS ROCHESTER GAS AND ELECTRIC L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Known Wherever There are Schools and CoIIeges CIass Rings and Pins Commencemeni Invifafions LELAND G. LEE ALFRED HORROCKS Besi'-Wishes From SECURITY TRUST COMPANY Rochesfer, N. Y. Shorfsville Office Member F.D.I.C. Main Sfreef SI1or'IsviIIe we-al--11-.gre-me fren-an--1-1 -1-fa-vw-war:-.V SELF SERVICE CHOICE MEATS Frozen Foods - Vegefables The Trend Today is Io I G. A. BARRY FOOD MARKET Phone 467l Shorfsville, N. Y. THE AMERICAN LEGION Turner-Schrader Posl' No. 34 SHORTSVILLE, NEW YORK JOSEPH l'l. KELEHER, Walchmalter Wafch Repairs All Types Jeweled Waiches Phone 5433 66 Easl' Main Slreel' Shorlsville Bes'I' Wishes 'Io 'Ihe Class of '56 BROWN'S FASHION GIFT SHOP Ladies' and ChiIdren's Apparel Shorlsville, New York Phone 4I8I Complimenls of SHORTSVILLE BUILDING SUPPLIES INC. Waller Wegman, Pres. Phone 363I Shorlsville, N. Y. GENERAL HAULING Top Soil-Sand and Gravel Ligh-I' Excavaiion Work ROBERT BA'RRY High Slreel Shorflsville, New York Complimenis of ROBERT TU'I I'LE Complimenis of MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM COLLINS Shorlsville, N. Y. Besl' Wishes From AGNES McNAMARA BeauI'y Shop Appoinlmenis +o Mee'I' Your Convenience Safisfaciion in Budgel' SUE'S BEAUTY SHOP Shorlsville, New York Telephone 4585 Complimenls of PIONEER TI'IRESI IER RUSSELL O. ADAMS Esso Producls PH. 3954 SHORTSVILLE Besl' Wishes io 'I'he Class of I956 Congra'I'ula'Iions 'Io Ihe Class of '56 THE VILLAGE RESTAURANT . . C'-IIB 2' Frank and Frances Bogoly Dmmg -Dancing--Good Food 2 waier Sheei, I R. T. Schaefer. Prop. Shor'Isville- Phone 4244 Man' S P o e 3944 GEORGE CROWE Tydol Service S-I'a'Iion 257 So. Main, Canandaigua THE JUNIOR SHOP Girls' and Boys' Apparel Main S+., Canandaigua SCOTT AND GILBERT Shorlsville, New York PENNEY'S Main Sfreef, Canandaigua. N. Y. . ALEXANDER'S Grocery S'Iore Chapin, New York CANANDAIGUA MOTORS DeSoIo Dealers Canandaigua, New York PRESA MOTTELLO Grocery S'I'ore Manchesfer, New York Er- za ,..,-1-f ,4,.:L, 1 , , 'f ff-'miata-el Th- ' f f J-fxf' ,f 4 i wi. , M991 , f Z W in fa of K ,., M, ,. W W 22 272' S0 where's 5 ? Simply Terrific So where's the party? The gangs all here! CAZ Faked Out Lazy bunch. l vm Back to the court. JIVEY GEORGE Bird watcher Pony tail Enjoying the game? Baseball maybe? - A book is like a white-sailed ship ' A bearin Across bright waters g A On many a blithe and jnunty trip Of pleasure, Search of daring- To lands of flowers, and lands of snow, Bright shore and lonely bay, To strange old quays of long ago, And harbors of today. 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