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

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1957 volume:

. .. . .. ,. ,,.-.f.......,-.-.Y V..--...... li W ,, ,?f:9 ,-if Qfykwzf ff fl! 7 X p rr P F A f E 2 , K 2 FOREWORD Sports have always been an important part of life, from ancient times until today. The staff hopes to express its pleasant memories at Red Jacket as a football game. Although foot- ball is a relatively new sport, we feel it is a typical representation of life. f .gy X-5 ff 95 ff' 7 X Jie K W TABLE OF CONTENTS 655117 4 4 'xQ ADMINISTRATION X p. 5-10 f Xin? GRADES X p. 11-18 S CLASSES V in p. 19-26 Z PROGRH Music p. as-ss SENIORS p. as-46 SPORTS p. 47 -54 ADS p. 27-32 -- 5 p. 55-so DEDICATION Due to his outstanding record in both the class room and sports field, the Senior Class of '57 is proud to dedi- cate this year's Red Jacket Trail to Mr. George Schaertl. Mr. Schaertl came to Redlacket to teach in 1955 and capably took over the Junior High Math department. He also became our football coach. With his patience and guidance he produced a fine team. He is well liked by both students and townspeople. He makes his home in Shortsville withhis wife, two daugh- ters and new son. During the summer he works as a mason. We sincerely wish him good luck in the future and success with his own football squad. MR. GEORGE SCHAERTL Pride and Joy! Just exercise! No place like home First row: L. Wright, J. Hudson, M. Ternisky, L. White, M. Boardman, P. Crowther. Second row: J. Curtis,S. Brown, D. Reed, A. Scheemaker, F. Gersbach, L. DeBrock, P. Schuppenhauer, N. Boardman. Publicity for team activities in its broadest sense is the project of the Trail Staff composed of 14 members from the Senior Class assisted by Mrs. Ruth Lamphier and Miss Mary Arnold. The staff was represented at the Empire State School Press Association Conference in Syracuse, New York, by Patricia Crowther, Monica Boardman, Nancy Boardman, and Mrs. Lamphier. This conference enables the high school students to become acquainted with some of the important aspects of journalism and provides a brief, but inspiring, opportunity to absorb a bit of college atmosphere. M. Boardman Mrs. R. Lamphier P. Crowther Miss Arnold Dining in style Working hard ADMINISTRATION Seated: W. Crowell, N. Harkenrider, G. Glover, M. Morris, J. Maslyn. Standing: W. Eddinger, D. Chapman, E. Sliker, P. Gersbach, J. Loveless. BOARD OF EDUCATION The Board of Education is the policy-making body of our school. It is through their tireless efforts that our school is able to provide the educational program for all the boys and girls of our district. A great deal of thanks is due these gentlemen for unselfishly giving of their time in the interests of the education of our youth. OUR PRINCIPAL OUR SUPERIN TEN DEN T Mr. John E. Loveless is our District Superintendent of Schools. He acts very capably as a liason between our school and the State Education Depart ment ir1 Albany. His duties are many and varied, and his supervision covers three other schools in addition to Red Jacket. No matter how busy Mr. Love less may be with the problems of the four schools, he always seems to find time to help us with our reports, financial problems interpretation of Educa tion Department laws and requirements, and the many other demands we make upon his time. Our principal, Mr. Neil J. Harkenrider, is a very busy man carrying out his many duties. How- ever, he always has time to think of his students, their problems, and ways in which to better Red Jacket. We, the Class of '57 . wish to express our deepest and most sincere gratitude for the guidance Mr. Harkenrider has given us. Our Vice- principal, Mr. Harold C. Contant, is always busy managing the school's OUR VICE PRINCIPAL financial affairs. He also shares many administrative duties. .We would like to give Mr. Contant special thanks for guiding and advising us throughout our senior year. M. iw? ,, ggi. FL. fm .W .,. Hfsxrsf, MUSIC l Seated: Miss Mary Angeline, Brockport State, B. S. Mr. Valentine Anzalone, Fredonia State Teachers' Ed- , M- 5- Ed-3 MIS- RI-lf-h Fish: MiSS Joanne KIiS, College, B. S. , M. M. g Mr. Nicholas Arbore, B. S. Geneseo Stale T62C11CIS'. B- S- : MIS- 16311116 Smith. Geneseo State Teachers', B. S. Ed. Standing: Miss Doris Shaw, Geneseo State Teachers', Buffalo State Teachers'g Mrs. Marian Bailey, Geneseo State Teachers'g Mrs. Mary Barrows, Geneseo State Teachers', B. S.g Mrs. Lucile McKay, Brockport Stateg Miss Catharine Shelly, Geneseo State Teach- MATH AND SCIENCE ers'. 5th and 6th Grade Teachers Mr. Robert Brown, Albany State Teachers', B. A. , Mrs. Marie Galbraith, Teachers' Training Schoolg M. A. g Mrs. Lois Lindner, Keuka College, B. S. g Miss Edith Dayton, Brockport State, Mrs. Phyllis M.r. Peter Madsen, Brockport Teachers', B. S. g MI. Corwin, Cornell University, C. E. g Miss Eunice Mills, George Schaertl, Albany State Teachers', B. A. , Geneseo State Teachers'g Mrs. Florence Tischer, M. A. 5 Miss Mary Arnold, Keuka College, B. S. Geneseo State Teachers', HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION TEACHERS ' Mrs. Doris Macomber, Keuka Collegeg Mr. Fred Seated: Mrs. Rita Oney, Geneseo State Teacher-s'g Linsnerl Ithaca Cgllegel B, A, Mrs. Mary Halstead, Cortland State Teachers'g Miss Dorothy Knapp, Geneseo State Teachers', B. S. 3 Miss Marjorie Vosburgh, Le Moyne College, B. S. Standing: Mrs. Pluma Emmerson, University of Rochester, B.A. , M. Ed.g Mrs. Margaret Rectorg Mrs. Bessie Avory, Geneseo State Teachers', B. E.g Mrs. Jane Cunion, Buffalo State Teachers', SPECIAL DEPARTMENTS LANGUAGES AND LIBRARY Mr. IOhI1 Geise, Ithaca College, B. S. , M. S- Q Mrs. Miss Pauline Shortall, Albany State Teachers', Elsie Perry, C01'I1611 UI1iVGISi11y, B- S- Q MI- Albert Geneseo, A. B. g Miss Clara Johnson, Elmira College lnfantino, Buffalo State Teachers', B. S. , U. of B. , B. A. , M. A. , Middleburyg Mrs. Ruth Lamphier, Ed. M. g Mr. Joseph Natoli, Oswego State College, University of Rochester, B.A. B. S. , M. S. g Mr. Robert Saltzer, Cornell University, B. S. W 4 Mrs. S. De1Gotto, Mrs. R. Fogarty, Mrs. F. Miller, Mrs. J. Verhoeven, Mrs. C. JOTHISOI1, Mrs. E. Hud- Mrs. M. D'Arduini, Mrs. G. Olmstead. SOD, Mrs. G. Nurse. C U S T O D I A N , S Mr. C. Wylie, Mr. C. Henry, Mrs. F. Governor. MI- L- R0byI1 . I B , In-1 . - U rrlf C l CC S ',.1, V . A . f ff 5 - N : :...,,,, yrr w w ' ,,,.. 5 -.... ,, : w g .zf' -:I .5 .4.- ,,-, ,.--: -r ,,w.f ffiffss- CC C R if .-f1 A: ..,, :.f' W ' -lf -1 I rx 2J,g,wfs Lwmfsssea R.6hP.5r3AcH D-VALTCN HVARFIELD E fig Rf-30' dAc:kEJf RA GRADES First row: R. Reed, G. Lupold, P. Shank, D. Misleany, L. Newcomber, B. Bement, J. Sennett, D. Aldrich, B. Herendeen. Second row: A. Rosato, D. Abbott, M. Record, D. Lepson, C. Leisenring, S. Jones, B. Marlark, P. Botsford, J. Moses, B. Gulick, G. Gallahan, P. Olmstead, L. Parker. Third row: D. Aldrich, S. Abbott, T. Fiero, D. Rosato, E. O'Hearn, G. Warren, R. Trowbridge, T. Wemes, P. Sheldon, E. Procko, J. Cooley. Fourth row: D. Herendeen, J. Dolleslager, M. Schlossnagle, D. Quinter, S. Johnson, R. Glover, G. Royer, K. Price, C. VanScott, B. Halderman, L. Shepard, J. Sanders, C. Blair. KINDERGARTEN WARM-UPS First row: A. Woodhams, C. Blair, B. McCallum, S. Moyer, C. O'Donnel1, J. Burgess, J. Volpe, L. Seaborn. Second row: J. Aldrich, B. Felton, P. Walters, J. Fredericks, D. Cochrane, R. Chapman, P. Huffman, T. Mclntyre G. Haskins, K. Reish. Third row: S. Seward, M. Derleth, T. Vienna, F. Scaracelli, D. Wilson, D. Vienna, T. Landon, D. Johnson, C. Zader, E. Smith. Fourth row: T. Brown, B. Holtz, K. Henry, B. D'Arduini, T. Kennedy, M. Lankford, A. Mathias, F. Ricci, D. Volpe, C. Parker, M. Minute, J. Grajewski. lwsauuuvrsmaaw:-w anim? First row: R. Holtz, L. DeMay, G. Nichols, D. Donley, J. Quinn, L. Raymond, D. Record, W. Fine, C. Wemes. Second row: D. Jones, A. Ciardi, B. Leisenring, W. Schlossnagle, R. Pollot, B. Corino, P. Record, J. Power, H. Clark, J. Toft, B. Rosato, Robin Bement, W. Decker, B. French. Third row: G. Bolton, J. Barber, K. Johnson, J. Rosato, O. Bailey, S. Mangararo, D. Herendeen, Steven Sheldon, J. Button, A. Botsfod, D. Crowell, G. Hayes, K. Allen. Fourth row: M. Sparks, D. Morris, H. Russell, D. Orr, K. Price, L. Vanclerwall, D. Keukalear, R. Herendeen R. Johnson, D. Halderman, J. Skyner, L. Fiero, Gary Quintet, W. Perdue. FIRST GRADE -'LAPs J. Smith, D. Forrester, C. King, D. Barry, J. Misleany. J. Abbott, D. Fiero, B. Zona, S. Speers, D. Dolleslager. Second row: J. Gulick, M. Marsa, P. Bissell, L. Oney, J. Warrilow, B. Rosato, C. Chapman, J. Del Gatto, G. Klossner, D. Rodgers, J. Derleth. Third row: C. Maslyn, M. Weykrnan, H. Jones, S. Chianfoni, A. Contant, D. Morgan, V. Dangler, L. Trowbridge, P. Ryan, H. Hawkes, W. Houle, D. Huxley. First row: N. Donley, M. Warrilow, D. Rogers, A. Vienna, C. Warfel, L. Collett, C. Landon. Second row: C. Huffman, C. Peatt, M. Nichols, D. Walborn, D. Ruggles, S. Mosher, C. Garnsey, M. Abbott, D. Herendeen. Third row: M. Record, L. Freeland, P. Vanderwall, D. Marsa, L. Potter, D. Royer, K. Herendeen, R. Devlin, C. Oney, D. Peck. Fourth row: S. Vanderwall, S. Soons, P. Raymond, P. Skyner, M. Dillon, N. Lupold, S. Redfield, D. Brown, J. Segbers, J. Delgotto, E. Davis, R. Reed. SECCND GRADE --BLocKlNG First row: B. Carter, T. Collett, W. Thrasher, D. Benedict, V. Verstringhe, B. Donner, R. Welch, W. Ward. Second row: R. Rosato, G. White, T. Record, R. Mumby, R. Frederick, S. Jones, E. Maslyn, J. DeBrock, V. Ald- rich, T. Geer, T. Chapman, S. Aldrich. Third row: D. Bueden, J. Abbott, C. Blair, D. Schrader, K. Koch, N. Reed, J. D'Arduini, T. Jones, D. Lannon, C-. Gulick, G. Smith, W. Henry, L. Gilfus. Fourth row: L. Geise, T. Gibbs, J. Potter, T. Cook, L. Tronecker, L. Rush, F. Trowbridge, R. Sheldon, L. Donley, D. Zonna, R. Goodell R. Nurse. -- - -- - V -'-- v H W , f First row: L. Record, R. Seaborn, C. Warrilow, C. Misleany, J. Newcomer, S. Freeland, A. Van Etten. Second row: P. Mosher, M. O'Hearn, R. Marsa, D. Olmstead, J. Elliot, C. Liberty, P. Cianfoni, B. Boisvert, L. DeMay. Third row: K. Bissell, S. Dewey, P. Cade, L. Schenk, K. Volpe, D. Weitzel, L. Jones, N. Reed, L. Collett, K. Jarjoura S. Glover. Fourth row: B. Whittaker, M. L. Chapman, B. Dangler, C. Hessney, C. Thrasher, J. Goodell, S. Colf, S. Draper, C. Lyons, D. Sheets, P. Malotte, J. Watson. THIRD GRADE TACKLING First row: T. Van Etten, D. Engert, L. McCallum, J. Natoli, G. Cooley, J. Crisci, M. Colburn, R. Jones. Second row: D. Kaczerwaski, G. Pratt, R. Moses, D. Gibbs, R. Herendeen, J. Smead, G. Lush, R. Seaborn, W. Newcorner, R. Mosher, C. Howell, I. Elliott, T. Wilson. Third row: A. King, F. Vanderwall, R. Boardman, M. Rush, T. Wright, R. Hickson, L. Johnson, G. Ruggles, P. Lyons, R. Eagly, J. Barry, A. Boisvert, D. Loury, R. Record. Fourth row: W. Huxly, I. Reed, P. Carr, J. Burgess, G. Haskins, D. Shepard, I. Hood, W. Rosato, L. Burlew, A. Bounds, A. Bounds, L. Quinter, E. Matthias, J. De Voll. First row: L. Koch, J. O'Hearn, P. Abbott, L. Main, L. Lisai, M. Huling, L. Frank, C. Smith. Second row: J. Pardington, M. Record, P. Boardman, H. Sheldon, C. VanNorman, M. Nurse, L. De Vries, F. Hudson, C. Crowell Third row: N. Zadar, L. Van Caeseele, L. Marsa, B. Abbott, J. Fine, E. Welch, D. Rodgers, C. Heckathorne, B. Qulick, B. Hickson. Fourth row: C. Steward, L. Forrester, R. Sparks, J. Jones, E. Newconbe, V. Bailey, L. Nudd, L. Eddinger, C. Smith, P. Bounds, S. Parker. Absent: S. Vanderwall. ' FOURTH GRADE -'PAsslvE DEFENSE First row: M. Misleany, R. Moses, C. Hayes, M. Felko, R, Williams, R. Prober, L. Jensen, K. Gallahan. Second row: D. Miles, T. Fredericks, K. Andrews, R. Toft, P. Stamback, J. Doley, L. Weitzel, J. Ernisee, R. Cianfoni, G. Potter, L. Parmele. Third row: D. North, B. Holtz, L. Loy, J. Bennet, R. Clark, P. Manion, D. Bredesen, R. Snyder, R. Cirulli, S. Spadavecchia, A. Stanlwy, D. Gibbs. ffmsifizfwimaamsszsiimwnmne.muuamxu-am r eu First row: R. French, K. Derleth, T. Watson, N. Schaefer, G. Sheldon, J. Cardinale, C. Volpe, D. Miller, M. VanBortel. Second row: L. Castle, T. DeBrock, F. Record, R. Haynes, V. Colf, W. Eddinger, R. Chapman, E. Contant, C. Stambach, T. Hudson, C. Schlossnagle, R. Burri, R. Schwartz. Third row: R. Kaczerwaski, R. Hawkes A. Colburn, I. White, J. Vanderwall, M. Davis, C. Wright, H. Tuttle, G. Welch, D. Hayes, R. Halsted, R. Don- ner, I. Parato, R. Carter. FIFTH GRADE SCRlNlMAGE First row: R. Lepson, L. Lepson, L. Holtz, J. Adams, C. Blaisdell, D. Crisci, M. Girard, H. DeMay. Second row: C. Bagshaw, C. Procko, Y. Lannon, P. Poillon, S. Oney, D. Pollot, S. Lohr, M. Nessinger, L. Sheldon, S. Parker R. Clark, P. Proctor, M. Abbott, K. Crowell. Third row: M. Volpe, M. Reed, J. Sliker, F. Wager, B. Deasio, G. Skyner, B. Hixson, C. Childs, K. Warren, L. Hood, A. Haynes, R. Freeland, V. Sparks. First row: V. Gulick, L. Baroody, C. Verhoeven, C. Schrader, K. Schrader, S. Allen, J. De1Gotto, K. Main. Second row: N. Decker, P. Hessney, P. Zader, N. Chappelle, P. Heckathorne, B. Warren, B. Rogoza, D. Williams J. Proper, B. Glover, M. Huxley. Third row: M. Dobbler, D. Bastian, S. Guilt, S. Minute, N. Gulick, A. Van- Norman, E. Houle, M. Frank, N. Gallahan, J. Herendeen, K. Burgess. SIXTH GRADE SECOND TEAM First row: R. Collins, W. Smith, H. Sheets, D. Derleth, S. North, B. Holtz, I. Dowdle, T. McGuire. Second row: T. Skyner, L. Rice, L. Nudd, G. Demay, C. Toft, H. Perryman, D. Hudson, E. Geer. Third row: R. Hyde, R. Smith, J. Redfield, R. Bounds, D. Cianfoui, J. Bounds, S. Cobb, C. DeVoll, D. Dorst, R. Bounds, O. Perdue. Fourth row: D. Bolton, E. Corino, T. Ryan, W. Record, A. Delgotto, K. Devey, T. DeVries, R. Vanderwall, A. Ventura, L. Rush, D. Gershback, F. Newcomer. .. . ,. .,.., , f ..,. W... , asLffmnlnuwxmvaaanzfereswssanzwxrmalfwwfwysalig ...ur . w w F1900 O-I O63 CLASSES First row: D. Forrester, J. White, G. Carter, K. Herendeen, D. Loy, N. Cardinale, M. Pimm, L. Schaefer, J. French, L. DeMay, M. Smith, T. Hudson, G. Romeiser, R. Johnson, T. Boardman. W. Girard, W, Betz, R. Brott. Second row: D. Record, L. Liberati, K. Brown, M. Reed, B. Sanders, E. Freeland, T. Quackenbush, P. O'Conner, N. Vanderwall, J. Derleth, J. Englehart, G. Hall, C. Burlew, S. Stamback, S. Madsen, S. Stam- back, L. Miller, R. Cirulli. Third row: P. Cobb, S. Saltzer, W. Freeland, G. Reed, G. VanEtten, W. Morgan, B. Romeiser, E. Carpenter, E. Johnson, A. Miller, N. Mincer, W. Chrysler, E. Clark, K. Rush, P. Poole, J. Gilfus, R. Hood, B. Romeiser. Fourth row: J. Liberty, C. Brown, J. Myhill, C. Boardman, H. Warner, J. Nolan A. Sparks, A. Tuttle, P. Keukelaar, S. Gibbs, B. DeSeyn, L. Warren, L. Fish, B. Galbraith, E. Olmstead, H. Wright, W. Ryan. J SEVENTH GRADE CENTERS All '78 of us are excited about being in Junior High. 'Passing to classes' is a new experience which we enjoy Sitting: C. Burlew, A. Miller, Mr. A. Horosko. Standing: Mr. P. Madsen, Mr. G Schaertl. ss 15 if 3 2 ? First row: J. Rolston, E. Holtz, G. Elliott, J. Ryan, J. Schuppenhauer, R. Vanderwall, E. Orr, R. Pronti, B. Boardman, E. Reed, C. Barton, C. Bounds, J. Bissell. Second row: R. Miller, J. Aldrich, P. Moyer, D. VanCastle, C. French, N. Brown, S. Rolston, M. Hammer, C. Maslyn, M. Davis, B. Hudson, R. Ciardi, G. Ciardi, G. Warren, K. Schrader. Third row: W. Skyner, J. Lohr, K. Hessney, C. Wright, B. Pulsipher, T. Crowell, J. Castle, M. Hammer, K. Keukelaar, D. Crowther, W. Hayward, D. Lawrence, T. Fogarty, D. Cummings, P. Bredesen, C. Bissell. Fourth row: H. Timmer- man, B. Clark, M. L. Stanley, L. Chapman, R. McCarthy, J. DeVoll, E. Freeland, D. Lyons, T. Hessney, R. Cade, R. Fisher, D. Fritz, B. Gersbach, J. Perdue, V. Newcombe, C. Andrews, G. Hulbert. EIGHTH GRADE GUARDS THE CLASS OF '61 . Many members of our class are represented in band, chorus, and other school activities. The mem- bers of the band are awaiting the time when they leave for Canada. The Junior High basketball team is our pride and Joy. The students of our class are looking forward to entering High School, where they can participate in more extra- curricular activities. Presidents -------- T. Fogarty, M. Hammer Vice Presidents - - - - - M. Davis, B. Hudson Treasurers - - - - -R. Miller, B. Gersbach Secretaries - - - - N. Bogoly, C. Barton Advisors - - - - Miss Mertz, Miss Ellis A 1 Q F. .E .. K E 3 1? 2. if ,, First row: J. Morris, M. Gulick, B. Johnson, E. Collins, E. Warfield, B. Vanderwall, B. Govenor, B. VanNorman, F. Adams, K. DeVo1l, P. Schrader, R. Volpe, J. A. Vanderwall, T. O'Donnell, M. Manion. Second row: B. Derleth, E. Wegrnan, D. Walker, Fern Quackenbush, R. Walters, R. Droust, M. Scheemaker, T. Howland, S. Cook, C. Cummings, R. Rush, R. Pardington, M. Perryman, M. Scheets. Third row: J. Reed, S. Miles, C. Johnson, J. Allen, B. Hessney, R. Whittaker, L. Mallaber, E. Barton, M. Plain, J. Rush, R. Cramer, D. Parmele, R. Reed, R. Cheeseman, C. Gersbach, M. Prober. Fourth row: S. Huxley, A. Garno, B. Miller, C. Rush, J. McGuire, J. Hall, C. Rogoza, F. Crowley, D. Colburn, C. Whittaker, J. Capron, L. Nudd, G. Potter, R. Ruggles, J. Cook, D. Guilt, C. Klossner. ENDS There are 65 students participating in the freshman activities this year. Since we are called the lower classmen of high school, we look to our upper classmen for guidance and leadership. We are all looking forward to the days when we will be able to give advice. In future years we hope to set good examples for the other students. Eileen Wegman, Treasurer, Clance Whittaker, Vice Presidentg Bob Ruggles, Secretaryg Roger Cramer, President. k .1 s m .a1n3u:ss First row: R. Main, D. Baroody, N. Cochran, J. Crisci, R. Hadden, J. Fair, L. Bolton, S. Schaefer, B. Ternisky, A Clark, E. French, J. Parry. Second row: B. Warfield, I. Kaczerwaski, B. Schuppenhauer, D. Keyes, E. Schlossnagle A. Hammer, C. Adams, B. Miles, B. Jones, C. Ross, M. Stamback, S. Gulick, H. Smith, D. Pollot. Third row: Y. Olmstead, J. Draper, R. Schaefer, T. Warren, D. DeVoll, R. Cramer, R. Bounds, R. Boardman, R. Owens, A. Olm stead, D. Moyer, R. Fish, J. De1Gotto, N. Romeiser, C. Newcombe. From the tiniest to the tallest, they're the best, says Mrs. Lamphier with reference to the 42 59'ers who occupy the Study Hall and make up the largest single home room unit in the Senior High School. Musicians, athletes, cheerleaders, artists, future farmers, future homemakers, philatelists, library assistants--all these may be found in S. H. and if you please they are MASTER interior decorators. The class extends its appreciation to Mrs. Lamphier and Mr. Arbore for their guidance. R. Lamphier, Advisor, R. Cramer, Treasurer, C. Newcombe. President, D. Baroody, Secretary, N. Cochran, Vice President, N. Arbore, Advisor. First row: L. Lannon, C. Abbott, S. Ross, J. Freeland, I. Toney, P. Englehart, J. Dallachiesa, B. Holtz. Second row: G. Blaisdell, L. Main, P. Barry, I. O'Donne11, G. Van Bortel, M. Bond, J. Schroo, B. Brown, E. Boisvert. Third row: P. Fogarty, A. Cirulli, S. Fish, G. Rodney, J. Farrell, C. Tricky, R. Schrader, I. Bolan, D. Law- rence, J. Cobb. JUNIORS FULLBACKS Some of us are noisy and some of us are quiet, but when we all get together we sound like a riot. Mr. Saltzer, Advisor, R. Schrader, Vice President, G. Blaisdell, Secretary, D. Lawrence, Presidentg P. Barry, Treasurerg Miss Johnson, Advisor. s..-sis-m.rd.ff..mm X mamma-I 7 1' 4 1 4 Q 21 ii s Qi mm gram 'wvimfgvgi M ACTIVITIES Sitting: G. Van Bortel, S. Ross Miss Arnold N Warfield N Boardman D Keyes Standing A Miller G Maine, C. Gersbach, L. Chapman G Rodney J Rush A Olmstead L Warren J Schuppenhauer L DeMay This year's Student Council headed by Nancy Warfield and Sandra Ross has certainly worked very hard to improve our school. A girls' bowling league, formed by the Student Council has been one of the highlights of the year The Council has continued to sponsor assembly programs and handle transportation facilities for out of town games. Future plans include an Athletic Banquet which will be held after the baseball season This group carries on its proJects under the guidance of Mrs Arnold and Mr Harkenrider BOWLING CAPTAINSW The officers of the bowling league are as follows: Monica Boardman, Presidentg Joan Rush, Vice President, Carol Klossner, Secretaryg Joanne Crisci, Reporterg Miss Arnold, Advisor. As this book goes to press top bowlers have been: Nancy Boardman, Carole Johnson, Betty Ann Ternisky, and Sharon Schaefer. Smoke Signals is a monthly publication at Red Jacket. The magazine contains news stories, class and grade news, editorials, feature stories, jokes, movie reviews, and sports. The staff was represented at the Empire State School Press Association Conference by Carol Parker, Linda White, Priscilla Brott and Mrs. Lois Lindner, magazine advisor. Editor-in-Chief - - Literary Editor - - Art Editor ----- Typists CDumrnyJ - - Typists fStencilJ - - Reporters ----- Mimeo Operators - - - Staple and Salesmen STAFF - - Carol Parker Production Manager ----- Annabelle Scheemaker Linda White Business Manager - - - ------ Priscilla Brott Louise Wright Advisor ---------------- MIS. Lindrlel' - - - - - - - - - - - - - -Jean Toney, Phyllis Engleheart, Sandra Brown - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Nancy Boardman, Monica Boardman Sandra Ross, Loretta Lannon, Ronald Cramer, Dale Huffman, Gladys Blaisdell, Bette Warfield, Nancy Warfield, Linda DeBrock, Mike Ternisky, Gary Rodney - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -Anthony Cirulli, Clifford Payne, Darwin Orr - - Leonard Main, Donna Keyes, Margaret McNally, Betty Ann Ternisky, Dick Pollot, David Lawerence Ili sry in s,,.,.Q.....,..'f-- 'QL,,j--H, , A Kgwfx I T x - A ixsti-2-'-iq , f '- 'y,..,,, If A I sr- rrrrs 53' 5 ,,f-fr-'-or ' 5 K RIFLE CLUB Under the guidance of Mr. Natoli, this club has furthered its knowledge of good sportsmanship, as well as the proper use and caution in the use of fire- arms. First row: L. DeBrock, J. Toney, P. Englehart, J. Cobb, B. Brown, D. Pollot. Second row: R. Hadden, L. Bolton, D. Lawrence, R. Cramer, T. Warren, C Payne, J. Fair, Mr. Joseph Natoli. fmss F.F.A. The F. F. A. provides experience in public speak- ing and parliamentary procedure. This organization of Young American Youth strives to develop future leaders in the field of agriculture. First row: K. VanBorte1, R. Cheeseman, L. Main, J. Cook, R. Whittaker. Second row: M. Plain, L. Nudd, D. Schaefer, R. Cramer, G. Maine, D. Moyer, F. Crowley, C. Whittaker, R. Cramer, Mr Robert Saltzer. STAMP CLUB The Stamp Club, under the able leadership of Mr. Spangle, has indeed been a success this year. This club enables boys and girls, interested in stamps, to further their studies in this field. First row: A. Olmstead, J. Morris, J. McGuire, T. O'Donne1l. Second row: Mr. Charles Spangle, K. Keukalaar, J. Castle, G. Hulburt, E. Barton, R. Ciardi, I. Perry. PROJECTION CLUB This group could well be called Teacher Aides. They have been particularly helpful in projecting films for the grades during their free periods and after school, in addition to operating the projector for their own classes. Miss Mary Arnold, D. Colburn, K. Hayward, D. Orr, C. Payne. Front row: A. Hammer, J. Perry, J. Crisci. LIBRARY CLUB Library Club is mainly a service club. Many mem- bers help process new books, maintain attractive bul- letin boards, and assistin repairing books. Members work in groups on special projects. They are an asset to the school. Members become better acquainted with resources of the library. Around table: M. Gulick, L. Lannon, L. White, J. Rush, M. McNally, C. Klossner, S. Rolston, R. Ciardi, V. Newcombe, J. Rolston, D. Forrester, J. Englehart. First row: L. Wright, E. Dobbler, S. Gulick, . B. Johnson, S. Miles,- S. Cook, B. VanOrman, B. Derleth, M. Hammer, M. Davis, R. Volpe, J. Van- derwall, Miss Shortall. Second row: P. Englegart, J. Toney, C. Johnson, N. Romiser, J. Cobb, A. Schee- maker, C. Parker, S. Fish, M. Stanley, B. Miles, H. Smith. F.H.A. The Future Homemakers of America in Red Jacket Central under the leadership of Mrs. Perry, have suc- ceeded over the years. Our purpose is to work for good home and family life and develop creative leadership in home and community. This year our activities included Faculty Coffee Hour, F. F. A. dinner, mother and daughter banquet, and bake sales. First row: F. Quackenbush, E. Collins, P. Schrader, S. Miles, M. Prober, D. Walker, J. Reed. Second row: Y. Olmstead, J. Crisci, L. DeBrock, L. Wright, S. Ross, R. Main. Third row: Mrs. Perry, A. Clark, J. Kaczerwaski, R. Volpe, N. Boardman, B. Derleth, J. Toney, P. Englehart, M. Perryman, M. Scheets, B. Van Orman, B. A. Ternisky. Fourth row: J. Free- land, D. Keyes, B. Miles, J. Allen, M. Scheemaker A. Garno, C. Johnson, M. Bond, A. Hammer, M. Boardman, S. Cook. M. Ternisky, F. Gersbach, J. Geise, N. Boardman. P. Schuppenhauer, P. Barry, C. Abbott, G. Blaisdell, M. Boardman, M. Arnold, G. Maine. A. Olmstead, J. Natoli, J. O'Donne11. R. Schrader, J. Curtis, G. Rodney, R. Brown, G. VanBorte1, D. Lawrence, P. Fogarty. N. Warfield, S. Ross, I. Curtis, D. Macomber, M. Boardman. G. Maine, R. Cramer, R. Schaefer, C. Whittaker K. VanBorte1, L. Maine, D. Moyer. . fi 54 4 5? E Q If X 3' if Sitting: R. Brott, T. Hudson, W. Betz. First row: L. Schaefer, C. VerHoeven, W. Boardman, R. Ryan, E. Car- penter, S. Minute, E. Geer, A. DelGotto, L. Liberati, S. Guilt.. Second row: N. Deiker, R. Hudson, B. Glover. R. Pronti, K. Schrader, C. Brown, L. Poole, P. Moyer, K. Brown, P. O'Connor, D. Bolton, P. Hessney. Fourth row: P. Zader, S. Madsen, K. DeVey, S. Saltzer, J. Bolan, L. Fish, D. Record, A. Sparks, I. Myhill, B. Galbraith, J. Liberty, D. Drost, S. Ralston. JUNIOR BAND The Junior Band under the direction of Mr. Valentine Anzalone has completed another year toward advancing musical interest in R. I. C. S. The band is composed of forty-two members from sixth through the ninth grades. The instrumenta- tion is very well balanced: due to this fact, we will have a good Senior Band next year and the years to come. They meet two times a week and enjoy themselves very much. They have worked on con- certs for spring and fall. BEGINNERS' BAND f First row: J. Sliker, S. Lohr, R. Haynes. Second row: L. Baroody, M. Nessinger, M. Girard, R. Hal- stead, N. Scheafer, D. Miller. Third row: A. Haynes, J. Herendeen, C. Chiles, C. Stambach, E. Con- tant, J. White, V. Sparks. P. Barry, N. Brown, J. Elliot, F. Walker, P. Fogarty, C. Bounds, B. Boardman, J. Hall, S. Brown, P. Brott, T. Crowell, E. Wegman, M. Stambach, J. Draper, J. Perry, B. Hudson, A. Hammer, R. Ruggles, F. Crowley N. Warfield, B. Warfield, T. Fogarty, T. O'Donnell, T. Hessney, J. McGuire, J. Morris, D. Baroody, L. DeBrock, J. Capron, P. Crowther, D. Crowther,D. DeVoll, L. Bolton, J. DeVoll, M. Manion, C. Hessney, P. Bredesen, E. Warfield, I. Schuppenhauer, A. Olmsted, R. Miller, G. Hulbert, Mr. Anzelone. SENIOR BAND This has been one of the busiest years ever for the Senior Band. Our biggest project has been planning, pre- paring and practicing for the exchange concert with the T. L. Kennedy Band of Cookesville, Ontario. Our Tag Day was the biggest single money making project to sponsor this Uip. We also participated in an exchange con- cert with Phelps. We have given four concerts throughout the year as well as playing at contest. Our pep band which plays at all assemblies has been very active this year. Officers: Pat Crowther, Presidentg Nancy Warfield, Vice Presidentg and Jean Draper, Secretary and Treasurer. Mr. Anzalone has contributed a great deal of time in making this year a suc- cess for our band, and in broadening our musical experiences. Our Cookesville Friends. 53208 H0533 036 bak 05:00 wsmgz :HONOR U26 QOEOUHED NAOGOE wg-NE mEHO3 wEiO3 Qu'-N REBOW miag OD VHHO3 EUEEMSOQ Dmx-EDU 2036053 HNOEAHE EEODU mag-Z E-NHUHOOW 56305 N? 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Ezqzvgz Emu? 833 UHE3 255 3333 Q52 5350-H 3332 HUEESAEEOW Hg siaggw 0:2254 H53 EOHOQ H9-Hg H056 2-gm EO-uno no BENQ 5:6202 H2352 0522 haw gat-E BND EEE E: BUBHEOQ HOSE VMOOEUQ SUE-A MEHG as 55305 Hg E505 EES SOS M2635 EE-U-50m 5052 Eagan SEER H242 JUNIOR CHORUS First row B Guard G Carter J White M Corino J Aldrich J Bissell D Loy J Rolston K Herendeen E Holtz L Schaefer B Betz Second row C Burlew B Romeiser K Schrader I Derleth B Hudson Madsen S Rolston E Stambach E Collins C Brown P Moyer E Warfield D Forrester Third row L Poole E Olmstead K Hayward B Morgan J Castle S Saltzer B Galbraith C Boardman T Fagarty R Miller P Bredsen J Lohr D Lawrence Fourth row L Warren B Clark K Keukalaar M L Stanley L Chapman J Hall D Colburn R Ruggles B Gersbach V Newcombe L Fish P Cobb A Sparks The Junior Chorus this year consists of 48 pupils from the seventh and eighth grades This year they have been learning the theory of music It is a preparatory group for senior chorus They have been singing folk songs and prepared a Folk Song Concert They performed at Shortsville Build ing and presented a Thanksgiving Concert RED JACKET AIRES The Red Jacket Aires consist of 20 selective members dressed in black and red uniforms. They have sung at the All-County and Spring Festival this year. First row: E. Warfield, N. Warfield, P. Schuppenhauer, M. Stambach, M. Perryman, N. Cochrane, Mr. Arbore. Second row: M. Boardman, L. Wright, R. Ruggles, A. Olm- stead, C. Rogoza, L. Mallaber, D. Keyes. First row: B. Holtz, E. French, N. Cochrane, N. Warfield, C. Abbott, F. Adams, M. Prober, E. Wegman, M. Perryman, E. Warfield, J. Dallachiesa, P. Brott, R. Volpe, J. Perry, Second row: P. Schuppenhauer, M. Boardman, S. Gulick, M. Sheets, B. Derleth, A. Hammer, M. Stambach, C. Johnson, D. Keyes, E. Schlos- snagle, B. Warfield, B. VanNorman, L. Wright, S. Brown, D. Walker. Third row: Y. Olmstead, P. Crowther L. DeBrock, I. McGuire, C. Rogoza, F. Crowley, R. Cramer, D. Boardman, D. Colburn, A. Olmstead, J. Hall, R. Ruggles, 1. Cobb, J. Draper, L. Mallaber. This year the Senior Chorus has improved steadily under the capable direction of Mr. Nicholas Arbore. We hope he will be with us for many more successful years. He has guided us through several concerts including All-County and All-State Festivals. We wish to thank Mr. Arbore for his patience and guidance and also Miss Johnson, who has graciously ,given up her time to accompany us. MR. NICHOLAS ARBORE MISS CLARA JOHNSON Director Accompanist OUIDCO SENIORS DOLORIS REED, Valedictorian NANCY WARFIELD, Salutatorian HONOR SOCIETY This year, four members of the Senior Class were chosen for the Honor Society. They were: Patricia Crowther, Dale Huffman, Gary Maine, and Nancy Warfield. The four qualities which the members possess are scholar- ship , leadership, Character , and service. The Class of '57 is truly proud of these class- mates. VA LEDIC TORIAN and SA LU TA TORIAN Each year the valedictorian and salutatorian are selected from the Senior Class. This year Doloris Reed was chosen valedictorian and Nancy Warfield, salutatorian. These girls really deserve this honor. The Class of '57 wishes to express our sincere congratulations to you. Nancy Warfield, Dale Huffman, Patricia Crowther, Miss Johnson Gary Maine Mr. Contant, Nancy Warfield, Louise Wright, Mike Ternisky, Mr. lnfantino, Dale Huffman, Mr. Brown. Mr. Contant Advisor Nancy Warfield Treasurer Louise Wright Secretary Mike Ternisky President Mr. Infantino Advisor Dale Huffman Vice President Mr. Brown Advisor MONICA BOARDMAN Mun She guides us in our cheers, She lends a helping hand For her we have no fears, We thinks she 's just grand. Red Jacket Aires 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, All-State Chorus 3,4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA Treasurer 3, FHA Historian, Student Council 2, OTCSCA 2, Smoke Signals 3,4, Cheerleading Manager 4, Yearbook Staff 4, ESSPA 4, Typing Contest 3. NANCY BOARDMAN Nance Full of pep, lots of frm, Nancy's loved by everyone. Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, OYCSCA 2, 3, Senior Play 1, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, ESSPA 4, Student Council Secretary 3, 4, Junior Prom Queen 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Student Secretary 3, Teenspot 1, 2. PRISCILLA BROTT Pris Homemaking is her chosen art, but that Sophomore boy has stolen her heart. Band 1, 2, 3,4, Chorus 4, FHA 1, Vice President 1, Library Club 4, ESSPA 4, Business Manager of Smoke Signals 4, All-County Band 4, Substitute Cheerleader 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3. PA TRICIA CROW THER way. JUDY CURTIS Full of pep and always gay will help Pat to go a long DAR Citizenship Award 4, Vice President 2, NYSSMA 3,4, ESSPA 4, Editor-in-Chief 4, Chorus 1, 2,4, Music Festivals 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Full of fun, never quiet, Our gal Judy is quite a riot. Class Secretary 1, Chorus 1, 2, FHA 1, Smoke Signals 1, Rifle Club 2, Library Club 2, Yearbook 3,4, Cap- tain Magazine Campaign 4. SANDRA BROWN Cindy She's serious, giggly, silent, and gay. We wonder how she can be that way. Band 1,2, 3,4, Chorus 1,2, 3,4, Library Club 2, Yearbook Staff 4, Smoke Signals 4, Music Festivals 1,2, 3,4, Music Solo 2, Pep Band 1,2, 3, All-County Band 4, Magazine Campaign 4. N Patil n Judi-u LIN DA DEBROC K FUD. FRANCIS GERSBACH mmf DALE HUFFMAN Huffy Who ever invented work should have finished it. Junior Varsity Basketball 25 Basketball Manager 15 Class President 1, 35 Vice President 45 Rifle Club 1, 25 Citizenship Award 35 Smoke Signals Staff 4. A Car, a horse and a gung Keeps our Linda on the Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 1,2,3,45 NYSSMA 45 Sec- tional Solos 2, 3, 45 Music Festivals l,2, 3, 45 All- County Band 45 Chorus 1,2,45 FHA 1,2,3,45 FHA President 45 Rifle Club 1, 2, 3,45 Library Club l,2, 35 Trail Staff 45 Smoke Signals 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 35 Magazine Campaign Co-Captain 45 Top Salesman Magazine Campaign 45 Playdays 1, 2, 3. A sharp dresser, a dry wit5 a good athlete, he's a hit. Basketball 1, 2, 3,45 Baseball 3,45 Football 1, 3,45 Volleyball 35 Yearbook staff 4. GARY MAINE Gar Heres a lad that's quiet, but sometimes Boyl What a riot. OYCSCA Del. 45 FFA 2, 3, 45 FFA Reporter 25 FFA Vice President 35 FFA President 45 Volleyball 15 Bad- minton Doubles 35 Rifle Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Boys' State 35 Student Council 45 FFA State Convention Del. 3. MARGARET MCNALLY ' Marg Student Council 35 OYCSCA Representative 35 Teen Spot 1, 25 Smoke .Signals 3, 45 Bowling 15 Library Club President 45 Library Club Vice President 25 Chorus 1, 25 FHA 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 2, 3,45 Intra- murals 15 Play Days 1. Il Frank JAMES HUDSON Huddy Simple is a great combination of humor and deter- mination. Smoke Signals 25 Yearbook 45 Football 1, 45 Basket ball 1, 3, 4. sl iii CLIFFORD PAYNE Hess A hard worker, a helping hand, 'I'hat's what makes our Cliff a man. FFA 2, Rifle Club 1, 3, 4, Smoke Signals 4, Projection Club 4. DARWIN ORR Dar In the movies Dar's no star, but with the girls he'll go far. Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Rifle Club 1, Volleyball 1, Projection Club 3, 4, Library Club 2, Smoke Signals 4. CAROL PARKER Tars Carol is a genuine pearl, A happy-go-lucky hard- working girl. Smoke Signals 2, 3, Editor 4, Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Teen reporter 4, ESSPA 4, Science Conference 2. DOLORIS REED Dolly Both brains and shyness are combined, to make this girl a truly rare find. Yearbook staff 4, Magazine Campaign 4. ANNABELLE SCHEEMAKER Squeaky Tall and slender is this girl, And to everyone is a pal. Library Club 2, 3, Production Manager Yearbook 4, Chorus 1, 2, Class President 2. PATRICIA SCHUPPENHAUER Tanker 2 teaspoon spice, 5 tank laughing gas, 1 cup sugar, Mixed with energy makes this gal rare. Cheerleader 1, 2, Chorus 1,2,3, 4, Intramurals 1,2, GAA 2, FHA 1, 2, Magazine Campaign 4, Music Festivals 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 3, NYSSMA 1, 2, 3, 4, AllvCounty Chorus 2, 3, 4, Red Jacket Aires 3, 4. LINDA WHITE Linda always has a cheerful word to say to all she meets through the day. Chorus 1, 2, Music Festival 1, 2, Library Club 3, 4, Literary Editor of Smoke Signals 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Class Secretary 2. MIKE TERNISKY T-Bone Of basketball, baseball, and football renown. There goes Micks Dodge toward Clifton Town. Baseball 2, 3,4, Basketball 1-4, Football 3, 4, Boys' State 3, Class Officer 3,4, Smoke Signals 4, Year- book 4. NANCY WARFIELD Nan ' Always Smiling full of fun, Nancy is our shining sun. Band 1-4, Officer 3,4, Chorus 1-4, NYSSMA 3,4, Red Jacket Aires 2-4, Class Treasurer 1-4, FHA 1, 2, 5 Cheerleader 1-4, Sports Conference, Student Council f President 4, OYCSA 4. I E 5 FERN WEST Fernie Fern has a good disposition, It will help her gain a prominent position. FHA 2, 3, 4, Smoke Signals 3, Library Club 2, 3. Lir1na Q s 3 LOUISE WRIGHT Louie Sweet and Sassy a red head too, Louise is always ready to help you. Chorus 1-4, Red Jacket Aires 2-4, All County Chorus 3,4, Smoke Signals 3.4, FHA Treasurer 4, Library Club 1-4, Yearbook Staff 4. Our Mr. Brown E Big Bob! MR. INFANTINO Here's the camera.. ...The Mrs' .. MR. CONTANT S '1 1 ml e Pretty Just relaxing! SPORTS MIKE TERNISKY FRANK GERSBACH JIM FARRELL Quarterback, Wingback Halfback, Fullback End, Fullback BOB OWENS CHARLIE TRICKEY ROD BOUNDS Halfback Guard Center TEAMS Red Jacket Phelps Clifton Springs , Victor Although the won and loss record wasn't too impressive, the boys looked proud in victory and undaunt- , ed in defeat. With a young team such as this, the future promises to I be bright. A DICK BOAR.DMAN - End, Quarterback JIM HUDSON CLANCE WHITTAKER - End, Fullback End Coach As. Coach GEORGE SCHAERTL PETER MADSEN First row: D. Guilt, J. Hudson, C. Whittaker, C. Trickey, J. Farrell, B. Owens, R. Bounds, L. Mallaber. Second row: D. Orr, I. Caprou, A. Olmstead, E. Warfield, B. Miller, F. Adams, A. Cirulli, T. Warren, B. Hessney, J. Cook, M. Plain. Third row: D. Boardman, I. DelGatto, M. Ternisky, J. Hall, C. Ross, J. McGuire, D. Colburn. .V -. ..-.M..,.,.z-wart..1.t.....g.,,,...,. M 4. -- 1 ,,,, , . +5 N . as ,.,,,.,Sf......, -- . f . . ,. ' A wma.. rm- . 1 -:- I -- ,,..-. ,. - ...lr 'ffm -l. z1-f -S-.- mi- :: ----- ..f ..-1:-!-- 7- va ' f-:I W , . - 1: .,e. , dw-I A , 1 ,. K I 1 ' 'V Q I - - . A -. -' f 1 ':- -. . w ,f rf ' ea sy... ...fa ..1vwzmewem . 'MQQQ T.. My-D Y..v...s.wg.a.-sxzwfw ,. a -r - w..:. A -1 . -5 ',1ga, V,g rf .i..,.,.,- ..., . :.....ggf:. n, .i Q - . J ,.. . :. 7f A . ' A . Q Indians in action! And on the side-lines! DICK BOARDMAN BOB OWENS CLANCE WHITTAKER ALLYN OLMSTEAD Forward Forward Guard Guard JOHN BOLAN TONY CIRULL1 LENNY MAIN JIM HUDSON Guard Guard Guard Center TEA MS Bloomfield Naples Phelps Victor Rushville Honeoye Clifton Gorham Red Jacket MIKE TERNISKY FRANK GERSBACH JIM FARRELL Guard Center Forward David Lawrence, Dick Pronti, Mr. Frederick Linsner, John De1Gatro. This year the won and loss re- cord wasn't very impressive, but many of the losses were by only a couple points. The team is young and eager to develop. First row: M. Ternisky, J. Bolan, V. Gersbach, D. Boardman, J. Farrell, A. Cirulli. Second row: J. Morris L Mallaber, M. Plain, B. Ruggles, J. McGuire, T. Warren, Mr. Linsner, C. Rogoza, J. Hall, J. DelGatto, E Barton, B. Hessney, K. VanBorte1. RETURNING VETERANS Red Jacket Red Jacket Red Jacket Red Jacket Red Jacket Red Jacket Mike Ternisky, Dick Boardman, Frank Gersbach, John Bolan, Jim Farrell. 3 Phelps 2 Red Jacket 14 Bloomfield 12 Red Jacket 7 Clifton 2 Red Jacket 10 M. V. C. 1 Red Jacket 15 Victor 2 Red Jacket 10 Naples 0 Jub ilation! When last year's yearbook forecast a very good year in the then forthcoming baseball season, they were righter than right. The team, under the terrific pitching of Whitey Williams and all-around team play, was undefeated in 2 practice games, 8 league games and 3 sectional gamesg the last be- ing a '7-2 victory over Red Creek at Red Wing Stadium. Although many players have gone, this year's team will be trying its best. Honeoye 3 Gorham 0 York 2 Kendall 1 Red Creek 2 Come hither! VARSITY CHEERLEADERS S. Ross, C. Abbott, N. Warfield, P. Brott, N. Boardman, G. Blaisdell, P. Barry. Red Jacket was especially proud of their cheerleaders this year. They worked with- out the benefit of an advisor much of the time, and put together a goodlooking, well- working squad. A great deal of the credit for this should goto Monica Boardman for her capable management. 'I'heir enthusiasm on the bus and while leading cheers did much to promote good school spirit. Four seniors and four juniors made up the varsity squad. The junior varsity consisted of five sophomores and three freshmen. J. V. CHEERLEADERS M. Manion, N. Cochrane, B. Ternisky, S. Schaefer, D. Keyes, C Johnson. - I 1- 1 - ' -- 1 -, . . wwsmwsmmuauwm-1 : sms : 1 was ww.-.:,w:-':: , -'--'f- I-ww 1. ,,-w..A:Q ,,.- - f . f -- Y s 4 3 3 5 G. Rodney, P, Barry, M. Boardman, C. Abbott N. Warfield, G. Blaisdell, J. Curtis We are gratefulto you, OUR ADVERTISERS, for your very gen- erous financial support. We have enjoyed our contacts with you and sincerely hope our readers will look through the following pages and will call upon you at your places of business or seek your services in the future. THE AMERICAN LEGION C0mP1i1'Y1ef1t1S Of 'I'u1-ner-SCh1-ader Post Ng. INC, . WALTER WEGMAN, Pres. Shortsvlue' New York Phone 3631 Shortsville, N, Y Best Wishes From SECURITY TRUST COMPANY Rochester, N. Y, Shortsville Office - Member F, D, I,C, Main Street Shortsville jluz 6 PJLMA, 3 wncn smear sHonTsvu.L:, N. Y. Best Wishes From M. E. 8: R. V. HIXSON Coal and Lumber Builders' Hardware - Cement Booth Street Phone 4111 Shortsville Best Wishes From C0mPfimentS 0f RED JACKET TELEPHONE co, DR' PH1gLLtI,PtK0WAL en is Shortsville and Manchester Phone 5124 MARY'S HARPER METHOD BEAUTY SALON 83 Main Street - Manchester, N. Y. Phone 2351 Hair Styling - Hair Cutting Harper Cold Perrnanents JOHN P, BOARDMAN Insurance and Bonds 45 State Street Telephone 2292 Manchester, New York MANCHESTER SERVICE CENTER M?P.ilQPS Mobile Products Specializing in Lubrication GLEN SCHLECHT, Prop. Manchester, New York Phone 2914 IQECCI-QDE5 DA! QV Milk and C ream Manchester Shortsville Phone 3 1 84 25'S RESTAURANT Manchester, New York JOHN ABBOTT LOCKER PLANT Armour's Beef Dairylea Ice Cream 28 Center St. Ph. 2124 116-118 Market St. Manchester, N, Y, Palmyra, N. Y. JOE LISAI'S RESTAURANT Manchester, New York Phone 2874 Compliments From VINCENT CERAVOLO WEST END RESTAURANT Best in Food Phone 3934 LIBEQTV EIQQTWEIQS GENERAL HARDWARE Paints - Appliances Congratulations to Class of '57 QLDLQIQKS phone 2954 Manchester, New York Main Street Manchester Phone 2114 C'T 5 WALT RICE Congratulations to the ciass of '57 CITIES SERVICE Ice Cream - Candy Batteries - Tires - Accessories Tobacco I E SHN C BOARDMAN'S Manchester Phone 2921 R. A. HULBERT AGENCY General Insurance Auto - Fire - Bonds Phone 4284 Shortsville, N, Y, Our Motto: Savings and Service Best Wishes to the Class of '57 BROWN'S FASHION GIFT SHOP Ladies' and Children's Apparel Shortsville, New York Phone 4181 Lennox Warm Air Heating a Specialty HERENDEEN BROS. HARDWARE CORP, Plumbing, Heating and Electrical Contractors Hotpoint Appliances American Standard Plumbing TWIN C VI-IES FOOD CENTER Complete Self-Service Food Market I, G. A, Food Liner I II' I 'V' BARRY AND BLISS i-i,1'5 Fixtures Phone 4144 Shortsville' New York Shortsville Manchester Phone 5564 I K! Tl! ..4. I GEORGE D. MCC-,URK Best Wishes, Class of 1957 mf'-.'4' 6' ff fl- Chrysler - Plymouth Sales and Service SUE'S BEAUTY SHOP I Guaranteed Cars Shortsville, New York N! Main Street, Shortsville phone 4585 B A t h F Best Wishes es 1S es rom From a DRUGS AGNES MCNAMARA B, W, SLOCUM PHARMACY BEAUTY SHOP Main Street Short ville Best Wishes to the , M Class of '57 ' ' I If NLS I Home Furnishings - Stoves FUNERAL HOMES Electric Appliances Phone 4074 Shortsville Manchester M l St t Sh t .11 a1n ree or SV1 e C1-,EM ENT-15 RED AND WHITE Congratulations to the Class of '57 STORE CLUB 21 Shortsville, N, Y. R. T, SCHAEFER, Prop. Main St, Phone 3944 PHOTOGRAPHS the heart of your yearbook - To produce an outstanding year- book is impossible without an outstanding photographer. W2 en Your Official Yearbook Photographer FASINO'S 6 JAMES E. DUNCAN, INC. Rochester. Poyver Brake Center 4The Audio-Visual Centre, Distributors of Automotor and Truck Equipment 139 North Union St. 651 Broad St. , Rochester, N, Y, Genesee 8-9195 Rochester 5, N, Y, Compliments of the KOLKO PAPER COMPANY, INC, Best Wishes From Wholesale Distributors of Paper and Paper Supplies 440-460 Ormond Street, BAker 5-5808 I Rochester 3, N, Y, p Compliments 5, I AMERICAN Makers of 1890 - TOWEL SUPPLY CO, , INC, 524 St. Paul St. French Dressing Rochester 5, N,Y, FRANK O'CONNOR PHELPS ELECTRIC COMPANY Complete Line of Athletic Equipment 65-67 Main Street, Phelps, New York School and Team Outfitters Tel. Klngswood 8-2931 691 Main Street Bulk and Bottled Gas Ma 7266 Buffalo 2, N, Y, Furniture - Appliances Best Wishes From +-aw ICEENEY mc, GENERAL CONTRACTORS Ready Mixed Concrete Sand and Gravel Crushed Stone Phone 1517 200 Niagara St. Canandaigua, N, Y, Congratulations to the Class of '57 From AQQGVVHEAD ILA NES 139 Mill Street Canandaigua, N, Y, Phone 802 We Cater to Banquets and Parties SHENQMQNS NCDIQIVIA SI-KD13 Ladies' and Girls' Apparel DAVIDSQNS SHOES for the Whole Family Canandaigua, N, Y, MOORE PRINTING CO, All Kinds of Printing K 9 Coy Street Canandaigua, N, Y, Phone 482 HOBBY HOUSE 15 Bristol Street, Canandaigua, N, Y, Open Daily Mon. -Sat. 9 AM - 5:30 PM Tues. - Thurs. - Fri. 9 AM - 9 PM Phone 702 J CQLGQQVES BAKEIQV 183 S. Main Street Canandaigua, N, Y, Phone 222 If It's Quality You Want in Bake Goods, Try Us Insurance of All Kinds SSACIEETT Canandaigua, N, Y. Associate Agents: TED BLODGETT TOSS WILKINSON WILLIS MITCHELL GRANT M, KENNEDY at SON Funeral Directors Furniture and Electric Refrigeration 9-11-13 Bristol Street Canandaigua, FN, Y, MERCURY CLEANERS Phone 1641 169 Mill Street Canandaigua, New York W, CASE BENHAM ELEVATOR G, L, F, Agent Buyer Niagara St. Phone 313 Canandaigua, New York Best Wishes to the Class of 1957 SHADDOCK'S SHOE STORE 178 So. Main St. Canandaigua SENECA DAIRY BAR Ice Cream - Do-Nut Shop Fountain Service Canandaigua, New York Jeweler and versmilh GIHINDIIGUA- H. Ya Best Wishes to Class of 1957 DEWEY'S JEWELRY Diamonds - Watches - Jewelry CARUSO'S RESTAURANT Steaks - Chops - Sea Foods Italian - American Dishes 158 Lake Street Phone 895 Canandaigua, New York Phone 98lR Canandaigua, N, Y, STAR DRY CLEANING CORP, Best of Luck g4'dGR '0Q We Call Every Tuesday and 'Friday CANANDAIGUA Stk 1 '- ' E GREENHOUSES : 1' :Q phone 93-350 EARL T. ATKINSON Canandaigua, New York Canancg?g3Z,5f3IZw York fwukgu., F Best Wishes From ALICE R. FARRELL Women's Apparel Canandaigua, N, Y, DE GR.AFF'S BOOK STORE Gifts - Stationery - Office Supplies and Greeting Cards C Come in and B1-owse j 68 South Main Phone 607 Canandaigua, N, Y, WALT ERS SHOE STORE 86 So. Main Canandaigua, N, Y, Best Wishes Class of 1957 FRANCIS G, HESSNEY Compliments of UNITY STORE Canandaigua, New York HOFFMAN'S DRY CLEANERS 3 Day Laundry Service Altering - Repairing - Dyeing Rug and Upholstery Cleaning 99 112 S, Main St. , Canandaigua, N, Y Phone Can. 775 PECK HARDWARE CO, Delta and Stanley Power Tools China - Gifts - Glassware CROWN JEWELRY 156 S. Main St, Canandaigua, N, Y, Phone 439-W If We Can't Guarantee It Canandaigua Phone 29 We Don't Sell It I VAN BROOKER'S, INC, RED 8: WHITE STORE 201 West Avenue Canandaigua, New York Open While Rest Are Closed A, W, WHITE, INC, Dodge-Plymouth-Dodge Trucks Sales and Service Canandaigua, N, Y, ' gh' V Our Service Is Always QQ at Your Service T l2OCl-H:5al 1:1-Q EAS AND J:L.J:C I RIC The Family Store 55 S. Main Street Canandaigua, N, Y. WEST AVENUE DINER Open 24 Hours Daily 7 Days a Week 173 West Avenue NORTH MAIN 1f2-HR, LAUNDRY 336 North Main Street Canandaigua. N. Y. Canandaigua, N, Y, Phone 1771 I MURPHY'S TIRE SERVICE GWF HOMES CORP. k ,X ' 49- . National Home Builders 9G0ql,?g!:ARfv Batteries Licensed Real Estate Broker Tractor - Car - Truck Canandaigua' N' Y' Phone 1779, 2134 Recapping Compliments of ALEEIQT KAUCMAIXI 152 Thad Chapin Street Canandaigua, New York Best Wishes From .IL-I. NACELVVEE AND SCN FUNERAL DIRECTORS Quality Furniture Main Str eet C anandai gua CANALI'S GLASS SHOP Auto Glass Set While-U-Wait Curved Windshields Lafayette Ave. Phone 1538 Canandaigua, N, Y. GENTILE SERVICE STATION GENTILE BROS, , Props. Canandaigua, N, Y, Phone 906-J Auto Accessories fs-lY'W1 Hats for All Occasions SICKS FLOWERS Hajj? Q IRENDS HAT BOX 305 so. Main sr. 5. fx QE 201 South Main C d ' ' Canandaigua, N, Y, anan algua Q0lsfyTnl ', ELLIS HARDWARE, INC , 215 South M ain St. Canandaigua, N, Y, ...W j cngvid uff SOMMERS MOTORS, INC, for OK Used Cars Visit Our Lot at 400 S. Main St. Canandaigua, N, Y, CL.1:.!VH::NlS ' RESTAURANT JOE CLEMENTS, Proprietor Canandaigua, N, Y, Where the Food Is Always Good Best Wishes From CANANDAIGUA SURPLUS OUTLET MCLOUTH-ROHAN PONTIAC, INC. 327 South Main, Canandaigua, N, Y, Phone 1897 113 So. Main Used Cars Canandaigua P0fVTlAl'... Shortsville, N. Y. BURKES SENECA RESTAURANT PARKWQQD Specializing in Steaks, Chops, and Sea Food Full Course Dinners C anandaigua, New York GALLERY OF HOMES Canandaigua - Shortsville Licensed Real Estate Brokers TRIM Compliments of DRIVE IN CLEANERS ADAMIS BQWLING HALL Phone 3361 Phone 886 Manchester - Shortsville Canandaigua: N- Y- JAMES G, BLODGETT CO, , INC, Grain - Beans - Feed - Seed Grinding and Mixing at Farm Canandaigua Elevator Phone 292 Canandaigua, N, Y, THE SHORTSVILLE 8: MANCHESTER ENTERPRISE The Only Paper in the World That Really Cares About Shortsville and Manchester WAYNE DRUGS 124 So, Main Canandaigua, N, Y, ' Tel. 614 Where Your Dollar Has More Cents Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted LEWIS ABERLE, Optometrist See Us to See Better Phone 141 1-2-3 Kinde Block Evenings by Appointment Canandaigua, N, Y. Congratulations Clas s of 1957 FRANCIS K, LAMPHIER Central go I-.N X f - 5 K New York together fi. is W2 5' f 1 If 9 ICQA Q: U L: of -X AMERICAN Ihiuk 1 - 1 Nl f 'vas' O ak INSTITUTE or . f Libr ., 1 ll a F I f :F I nhl-zfllnnl-'l'f'N, 1 ' . iflx ARCHITECTS IDVHII vuvll Avlnollvv ol ml :ORA-GOIA calnlv if COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO, Canandaigua Branch A. L. ANDERSON SONS Compliments of ROBERT TUTTLE VV!-IVVE AND I-IELIVI Best Wishes to the Senior Class of 1957 IVIAIXIC5!-lL+S li Gisli EIQE DEDAD T CMENT INC. Call AIRKEM for Deodorants - Detergents - Sanitizers Insecticides - Top Quality Products With Expert Technical Service 546 Bayview Rd. , Rochester, N. Y., ' Compliments of LL2ll.-:ND PENNEY'S Main Street, Canandaigua GEORGE CROWE FLYING A SERVICE STATION 257 So. Main, Canandaigua JOE BARRY MR. AND MRS. JACK KENNEDY ALEXANDER FOOD MARKET Chapin, N. Y. Phone 88lM Home Dressed Poultry Groceries and Produce Open 7 Days - 7 Nights Sunbeam Freud DURKEE'S BAKE Rl ES mcouvoausn HOMER. N. Y. CARTHAGE. N. Y. L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Known Wherever There Are Schools and Colleges Class Rings and Pins Commencement Invitations LELAND G. LEE ALFRED HORROCKS Compliments of MAT!-IECD5 EDQOS. VELVET ICF CQJIAM Spencerport, N, Y, 47 GE AL Compliments of TIRE LEVVI5 GENERAL TIRES, INC, 260 East Ave. Rochester, New York Compliments of J. N, RASBACH PHOTO SERVICE, INC Over Thirty Years of Service to the Schools of Our Nation District Office 226 Denison Building Syracuse, New York Main Office and Plant 155 Myrtle Street Shelton, Connecticut CT-T. EMLJIXICS COMPANY INSTITUTIONAL FOOD SPECIALIST 2305 W. Erie Street Chicago, Illinois A Complete Musical Service 1 I-I ICKEV6 MUSIC STORE 330 E. State St. Ithaca, N, Y. E, H, EM ERY THE CORNER STORE Shortsville, New York 24 Hour Service on Films Phone 3511 JOSEPH H, KELEHER, Watchmaker Watch Repairs All Types Jeweled Watches Phone 5433 66 East Main Street, Shortsville Congratulations to the Class of '57 CHILD'S SERVICE STATION Canandaigua Street Shortsville JUST'S VARIETY STORE Shoes, Gifts, Jewelry Main Street, Shortsville Papec No. 32 A FORAGE HARVESTER Papec Quality and Performance Priced Lower Than Any Other Make PAPEC MACHINE COMPANY Shortsville, N, Y, Forage Harvesters Crop Blowers Hay Chopper Silo Fillers Hammer Mills Feed Mixers Best Wishes From PETERS' MEN SHOP Shortsville, New York Best Wishes BURGESS STORE Shortsville, New York Phone 4351 QQQMQANE-S SALES Sr SERVICE Palmyra Street Shortsville, New York Phone 3851 120V EAQNSVVOETL-I HXIC. Authorized Chevrolet - Oldsmobile Sales and Service gnu-rg, novo: :susan OTOR5 Palmyra Street Shortsville Best Wishes to the Class of 1957 THE VILLAGE RESTAURANT FRANK AND FRANCES BOGOLY 2. Water Street Shortsville - Phone 42.44 Compliments of H MR, AND MRS, WILLIAM COLLINS Shortsville, N, Y, Ensilage Cutters Best Wishes From MAX G, MORRIS Phone 2044 Manchester Congratulations to the Class of 1957 MSDN COAL COMPANY Lehigh Valley Coal DuPont Paints I Best Wishes to the Class of '57 TIP'S TV SERVICE and CLAUDIA'S DRESS SHOP Manchester, N, Y. 12. E. CQUWELL R SONJNC. Coal - Produce' Feed - Fertilizer Phone 2424 Manchester, N, Y, ,IKE'S RESTAURANT Specializing in Spaghetti and Meatballs Open From 8 A, M, to 1 A, M, Phone 3954 HAWKES BROS. Quality Bake ry Congratulations to the Class of '57 W. M. HAYWARD Manchester, New York Phone 2974 Best Wishes From R, LUSH 8: O, HUOBER SUPER MARKET Phone 2274 Main Street Manchester Best Wishes ISAAC GEORGE Ph. 2414 Manchester, N, Y, Best Wishes JOE VOLPE - TOM DALBBERTH Barbers and Billiards Manchester, N, Y, Congratulations to the Class of '57 JACK'S PLACE West State Street Manchester Phone 2111 COOLEY'S RED 8: WHITE Congratulations to the Class of '57 Main Street - Manchester, New York RUTH, MARY , LEON ,ws , m ,W Vg-w,f L 51? f e 2 5 UQ 421 U' 2 K X 9 S N K . 2 QQ if' L ,K .L fir Q 2 Q Q1 -gf. Ji . Hx if 1,7 Wt Qi 2 is , if Ai W . 'fi Q2 1 My may , ,mix ,1 la' ,,-1 Su ,Z wif if . J, .39 .fy 75 ZA ii kv 3 ff -fa -v 3 fl W .- Q, N fe fi 3. ve -Vw--.,.,,,