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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1959 volume:

we i ML. if Ran JACEQT. ceumnn. QCHDOL. 7 4, . , - A ,4 w!' Eff, 1 V fs.. lil 'r w fr r-f 1 2 5 4 5 6 952.141 7 8 A9 1911 IZ I5 ffl 15' M I7 13 19 .20 ? 2 524 252627 28 29 50 4-. 144, 'iff' ff: 0:2 'Si 'Q .O ELU 'n'xg',. . 'lx' , 329. dn CLASS OF 1959 Qu-,, MANCHESTER.. NEW vom 'PN if 4 .0 29 Q 'Usb ADMINISTRATION 5 GRADES cz.Asses Acrwmes sPonrs-...- 2: Musee-- .... .-.As if semons-.. .... --.4s 61 CONTENTS 33 Y '25 ADVERTISEMENTS l 5: 4.13, A Ni-gifts --.,..,' ' 'gf-.1 N v . 4 7. . 'p 3. '- 5539 . .1-'b-3.2, N31 Q --ii if '- 2 1 E MRS. RUTH LAMPHIER We Honor Mrs. Ruth Lamphier, a teacher of Senior High School English, resides in Canan- daigua with her husband, Mr. Francis Lamphier. Their son, Roger, is a student at the University of Rochester, which is Mrs. Lamphier's alma mater. You, Mrs. Lamphier, have helped us in many ways. During the four years you have been our homeroom teacher, you have strived, with patience and understanding, to guide us toward our individual goals. You have praised our achievements and pointed out our mistakes in an attempt to make us better citizens. Although you will find few surprises between these covers, we know of no better way to express our appreciation for your help and interest, and so, we, the class of 1959, proudly dedicate this Sagoyewatha to you-Mrs. Lamphier. SEATED J Perry N Cochrane D Keyes J Draper M Stambach, s. Schaefer. STANDING: J. Kaczerwaski,B-WaffiC1d,A- Ham mer Y Olmstead R Owens A Olmstead R Fish J DelGotto, A. Clark, B. Ternisky, D. Boardman, J. CUSC1- Sagoyewatha taff OUR ADVISERS Mrs. Ruth Lamphier, Mary Arnold Have you got your page done? The last minute question that has sent our uhard-workingl' staff members scurrying for a typewriter. But it has not been all workg We have had our share of fun along with our problems. We have also learned how to handle responsibility and how to Work together. Our advisers, Mrs. Lamphier and Miss Arnold, have patiently helped us across the hurdles. Here before you is the result. We hope you find as much enjoyment between these covers as we have. 99641 Q96 Administration MR. CHARLES FITZGERALD Ever busy with facts and figures, budgets and attendance records, Mr. Fitzgerald, our vice-principal, radiates an enthusiasm and sense of humor which are a real delight to students-and faculty members. MR. NEIL HARKENRIDER With a stern, but friendly attitude, M1'. Harkenrider controls the scholastic, social and moral patterns of behavior at Red .l ack- et. We are grateful for his guidance and for his interest in our many affairs. MR. ANTHONY HOROSKO As supervisor of elementary education, Mr. Horosko is busy with the problems affect- ing grades K-6. His guidance provides for a well correlated program of instruction, testing, and preparation for promotion into the Junior High Department. Board of Education Left to right: Daniel Chapman, Earl Sliker, Duane Zonneville, Neil Harkenrider, George Glover, Max Morris, Joseph Volpe, Edward DeBrock, Joseph Maslyn, The responsibility of school policy is vested in the hands of these men. We are grateful for the foresight, determination and co-operation of the Red Jacket Central Board of Education. i I E I I i 5 MISS HELEN GOVERNOR Miss Governor serves administrators, faculty members and students in many ways. In addition to her own secretarial duties, she is frequently called upon to extend fa- vors- to various individuals and organizations within the school, and is always most willing to do so. We appreciate her contribution to our school experiences. SEATED, left to right: Miss M. Arnold, Keuke, B.S., U. of R., Ed. M.g Mrs. L. Lindner, Keuka, B.S.g Mr. G. Schaertl, Albany, B.A., M.A.g Mr. R. Brown, Al- bany, B.A., M.A.g Mr. V. An- tonio, Brockport, B.S. Commercial, Science and M atli Social Studies SEATED: Mr. F. Bannister, Eddinborough, Pa., B.S. STANDING: Mr. L. Bonaczquisti, Brockport, B.S. flfldlg Mr. L. Fabris, St. John Fisher, BS. MR. RICHARD LANDER Mr. Lander is the man to see if you have problems, and who doesn't? He makes it his concern to become acquainted with the ability, personality and talents of each in- dividual in our high school, so that he may effectively direct his course of study and discuss plans for a future career. ma u wr1r.ee::i.f wsz1es..- Languages and Library Health anal Physical Education Mrs. D. Macomber, Keuka, R.N.g Mrs. M. Knopf, New Haven Normal School, Mr. F. Linsner, Ithaca, B.S.g Mrs. L. McGilray. Music Department I a . 5 Mr. R. Southard, Potsdam, B.S.g Mr. N. Arbore, Potsdam , B.S. SEATED: Miss C. Mertz, Geneseog Mrs. R. Lamphier, U. of R., B.A. STANDING: Miss C. Johnson, Elmira, B.A., Middlebury College, M.A.g Miss C. Ellis, William Smith, B.A.g Mrs. P. Hartnagle, Albany, A.B.g Miss C. Hazlett, Houghton, A.B. Special Departments SEATED: Mrs. E. Perry, Cornell, B.S.g Mr. A. Infantino, Buffalo State Teachers, B.S., U. of B., Ed.M. STANDING: Mr. .l. Natoli, Oswego, B.S., M.S.g Mr. R. Saltzer, Cornell, B.S. x s 5 1 1 7 l 5 5 2 E f ? 5 3 H 5 si 5 A3 .Q 3 is :sm vafiis- wmfaaveszzg. :swf-,Nw-ggmvfag-wmskwy, Qweam, r '- , N . a - f . 1-V ,- . sazma1vf-mama: 'asmazwsmawamsew-wvemsz.-wsfmwmfwwwnw-::f..',-2 as. --f..w7-.':.:a: :.-17,Q:w:,:- ws , z. 1-,':,--f,:s1:,:--VH.u:ff1:x-. ,wmwrwazxef-7-zxafu'wmziiaus . Cafeteria Custoclzans Charles Wylie, Mrs, Governor, Clyde Mrs. Verhooven, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Hudson, Mrs. Nurse Henrv. Mrs. Vienna, Mrs. Bolton, Mrs. DelGotto, Mrs. D'Arduini, Mrs. Decker, Mrs. Verhooven, Mrs. White, Manager. Bus Drivers Custodians SEATED: Jay Davis, Harold Fish. STANDING: Robert Gersbach, I-01'iI1 ROIFYH, Dick Walton- Donald Blaisdell, Dick Walton, Lester Maine. QQ!-591 Grades FIRST ROW: K. Engert, M. Buttaccio, B. Whittaker, J. Farrell, V. Sweet, R. Ross. SECOND ROW: D. Marsha, M. King, G. Schlossnagle, R. Heckathorne, K. Van Scott, D. Fish, D. Robinson, S. Eagley. THIRD ROW: K. Vanderwall, M. Crowley, J. Power, G. Glover, B. Bolonda, N. Trautman, L. Merlin C. Barry, C. Rawson, P. Prober, K. Aldrich, P. Mattice. FOURTH ROW: C. Quance, C. Quance, si Fletcher, S. Spadavecchia, K. Brown, B. Ciardi, Mrs. Mush, T. Nessinger, C. Herendeen, C. Vanderwall W. Watts, G. Bugg. , I indergarten FIRST ROW: J. Quinn, M. Devlin, J. Vienna, W. Moyer, M. Warrilow, S. Sanders, D. Schultz, W Schraeder. SECOND ROW: K. Lisai, C. French, D. Jones, S. Toner, D. Scarcelli, D. Brown, B. Brock man, S. Skyner, D. Pulcini. THIRD ROW: R. Hawks, L. Haaskins, T. Huxley, B. Volpe, T. Dowdlc B. Herendeen, D. Pratt, G. Cochrane, M. Carl, M. Booth, D. Wilsea, T. Schaeffer. FOURTH ROW: M Maslyn, A. Gersback, F. Geer, M. Farnsworth, M. Ryan, P. Eddinger, Mrs. Campbell, G. Parmele, B Quigley, B. Hixson, J. Broomfield, R. Romeiser, B. Andrews. . as -E - Q www awwrwmwemwWwswmwwffmwwwfwQwwwwwaagwww.,wimfwwamswfmwmwwsa wwwiwmwwwwmmwswzwmewsmzmi Qmwmmwwwwwsww1wfqwwwwwwmggmfWfmmw.mgffemwwMmmw-Qwfw.x,-wwwnw.-N-e::.gw U-ff A-www,f,m,:w:u. my wxmffwfw,m4f12-:,mm.f-gy FIRST ROW: R. Reed, G. Lupold, T. Vienna, J. Burgess, L. DeMay, J. Frederick, D. Jones, J. Cooley, B. French, R. Bockman. SECOND ROW: G. Warren, J. Sanders, W. Herendeen, F. Ricci, M. Bahleda, D. Vienna, C. Callahan, T. McIntyre, J. Volpe, L. Shepard, M. Derleth. THIRD ROW: F. Scarcelli, W. Felton, R. Farnsworth, J. Valenti, D. Wilson, G. Haskins, K. Price, Mrs. M. Blake, R. Buttaccie, M. Record, C. Wemes, T. Kennedy, J. Aldrich, J. Moses, J Toner. FOURTH ROW: R. VanMinos, R. Chapman, D. Record, A. Ciardi, G. Royer, B. D'Arduini, R. Herendeen, D. Orr, J. Sprague, J. Rosato, M. Langford, R. Glover, B. Schlossnagle, D. Herendeen. Second Grade FIRST ROW: A. Woodhams, B. Mox, J. Oney, C. Leisenring, D. Lepson, E. Procko, B. Herendeen, P Schenk, C. O'D0nneIl. SECOND ROW: R. Buttaccio, B. Gulick, C. Zader, D. Abbott, D. Johnson, S Seward, B. Rosato, C. Bliss, P. Huffman. THIRD ROW: D. Cochrane, D. Misleany, M. Furdock, J Warrilow, D. Aldrich, B. Malark, S. Henry, M. Minute, L. Parker, S. Moyer, E. Smith, B. Bement, L Oney. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. M. Girard, B. Bushby, B. Holtz, C. VanScott, M. Schlossnagle, S. Johnson J. Jones, D. Volpe, K. Valenti, K. Henry, J. Quigley, B. Halderman, J. Dolleslayer, Mrs. P. Emerson, FIRST ROW, left to right: E. Manion, M. Witter, J. Derleth, D. Fiero, J. Del Gotto, J. Gulick, C Chapman, P. Bissell, G. Klossner, M. Marsha. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Oney, P. Seward, K. Hardy M. L. Record, J. Smith, P. Young, S. Spiers, D. Huxley, J. King, R. Quance, J. A. Abbott, D. Dolles lager, D. Barry, Miss Shelly. THIRD ROW: C. King, J Misleany, M. Moses, P. Ryan, S. Cianfoni D. Morgan, W. Houle, M. Weykman, C. Young, B. Zona. Third Grade FIRST ROW, left to right: J. Quinn, B. Rosato, W. Fine, P. Record, R. Holtz, W. Leisenring, J. Power M. Woodruff, K. Allen. SECOND ROW: J. Button, D. Morris, H. Clark, B. Decker, G. Bolton, R Bement, D. Herendeen, D. Lannon, K. Johnson. THIRD ROW: G. Hayes, R. Corino, S. Manganaro M. Fitzgerald, G. White, O. Bailey, Mrs. Fish, W. Hood, S. Pratt, D. Van Norman, J. Shuppenhauer R. Pollett, D. Crowell. FOURTH ROW: L. Fiero, D. Halderman, R. Johnson, K. Price, K. Haas, P Dewey, L. Vanderwall, D. Keukalaar, D. Hessney, R. Wilsea, J. Skyner, W. Perdue. 1 Y E '5 ii: sys . , mm f X1 Q1 1 K - 3 fl, 3- , . ,s , FIRST ROW: N. Rawson, A. Van Etten, K. Jarjoura, L. Record, N. Reed. SECOND ROW: Miss E. Mills, C. Misleany, L. Collett, L. De May, J. Elliott, B. Boisvert, D. Sheets, L. Jones, Miss E. Dayton. THIRD ROW: D. Olmstead, M. Witter, I. Watson, R. Marsa P. Mosher, B. Hickson, C. Liberty, S. Freeland, P. Cianfoni, S. Glover. FOURTH ROW: P. Malotte, J. Goodell, S. Colf, S. Draper M. L. Chapman, B. Whittaker, C. Hessney, C. Lyons, L. Shenk, B. Dewey, K. Volpe. Fifth Grade FIRST ROW: T. Van Etten, I. Natoli, I. Crisci, G. Cooley, M. Colburn, R. Boardman, R. Jones. SECOND ROW: F. Vanderwall, L. 'Mc- Callum, L. Johnson, G. Ruggles, T. Wright, Mrs. M. Galbriath, R. Hickson, A. Boisvert, D. Loury, M. Rush, R. Eagley. THIRD ROW: R. Moses, R. Record, D. Kaczerwaski, W. Huxley, G. Lush, I. Smead, R. Herendeen, P. Lyons, A. Stanley, I. Reed, D. Gibbs, J. Barry. FOURTH ROW: D. Shepard, J. Burgess, W. Rosato, C. Howell, T. Wilson, J. Young, J. DeVoll, R. Carr, L. Burlew, J. Hood, C. Haskins, S. Elliott, G. Pratt. -M. -G -wi - -W W we nn me nga mmnwgfwnnmmzanm .-nw.mfsmwv....s-xmas.f.m.mrss-z-e L..--f FIRST ROW: L. Koch, P. Abbott, L. Lisai, L. Main, P. Boardman, L. Van Caeseele. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Tischer, B. Culick, L. De- Vries, L. Frank, L. Marsa, C. VanNorman, L. Van Minos, Mrs. Clark. THIRD ROW: J. Fine, K. Schaeffer, C. Comings, F.. Hudson, J. Pardington, C. Smith, C. Crowell, N. Zader, B. Abbott, M. Record. FOURTH ROW: C. Steward, A. Haynes, L. Nudd, C. Smith, J. Jones, S. Parker, L. Eddinger, M. Reed, M. Nurse, V. Bailey, S. Vanderwall. wcth Grade FIRST ROW: M. Van Bortel, D. Bredesen, R. Clark, P. Mannion, R. Swartwood K. Derleth L. Jensen R. French. SECOND ROW J. Bement, C. Hayes, R. Williams, W. Holtz, L. Parmele, Mr. Frank DiPietro, Ri Cirulli, D. North, R. Snyder, S. Spaddavechia, K. Calla' han. THIRD ROW: R. Prober, M. Misleany, J. Ernisee, J. Cottrell, T. Pardington, P. Stambach, K. Andrews, G. Potter, F. John son, T. Frederick, J. Doley, J. Vanderwall, D. Gibbs, K. Hardy, R. Moses, M. Felko. FOURTH ROW: M. Petrone, C. Sheets, Bounds R. Hammer, J. DelGotto, D. Miles, R. Haynes, D. Fish, V. Colf, R. Castle, L. Castle, L. Cook, E. Jensen, R. Speers, R. Cianfonl. 'gwhat a mess. Guess who came to town tonight. I 91 I Off to the Ball. ' '4This is freedom 99: igmx H HJSMEVTE ' .E3 :E :E?'3-,..1:1:,:,-3:7ii I:,, 1:g ': ,- --I f' 1- i:E 'i:Z,j H W fm smiwgislw 2 A gag W Me' W 1 N E my ...A-f 1, W wg 95 mx HN My 21 5 Q Sf Hes we Q we 52? 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Each one of the three classes, under the direction of Mr. Schaertl, Mr. Bonacquisti, and Mr. Antonio, elected class officers and student coun- cil representatives. Participation in sports, music and other organizations was the main goal for each seventh grader. Because of their smiling faces and never ending energy, they made it known that they were the class to watch in the future. FIRST ROW: N. Schaefer, C. Volpe, R. Carter, P. Carlson, R. Kaczerwaski, D. Miller, T. Watson. SECOND ROW' D. Bissell R Hal- sted, J. White, M. Davis, R. Hawkes, J. Paroto, R. Donner, D. Hayes. THIRD ROW: R. Burri, T. DeBrock, R. Collins, D. Mayville H. Tuttle, H. Perryman, T. Vienna, F. Record, A. Colburn, P. VanMinoes, C. Wright, T. Skyner FOURTH ROW- C Stambach Bi Eddinger, E. Corino, R. Bounds, J. Washburn, E. Garno, R. Chapman, M. Reed, N. Mincer, C. Schlossnagle, D. Record. 7 FIRST ROW: L. Baroody, K. Main, J. Hercndeen, K. Schrader, C. Loss, N. Callahan. SECOND ROW: T. Quacken- bush, C. Verhoven, G. Skyner, B. Glover, S. Minute, B. Sanders, M. Dobbler, J. DelGotto. THIRD ROW: J. Derleth, A. VanNorman, K. Burgess, P. Zader, P. Hessney, N. Decker, S. Gwilt, D. Bastain, M. Frank. FOURTH ROW: K. Wunner, S. Stambach, S. Stambach, L. Miller, B. Warren, B. DeSeyn, K. Olmstead, J. Proper, E. Houle, M. Huxley. Ei hth Grade The activities are limited in Junior High School. However, We have had a Junior High Basketball team which has had a successful season. We have played Junior High teams from other schools in Dist. No. I. These Sth grade boys were members of the team: Daniel Cianfoni, Richard Hudson, Robert Bounds, Harry Sheets, Glen Jackson, Stephen Cobb, David Drost, Andrew Ventura, Anthony DelGotto, Omer Perdue, Thomas Ryan and David Spadavecchia. Helping the team to be victorious, these Sth grade girls were cheerleaders: Linda Baroody, Particia Hessney, Janet DelGotto, Nancy Decker, Kathleen Main and Peggy Zader. FIRST ROW: T. Ryan, L. Rush, D. Bolton, D. Gersbach, J. Dowdle, T. Smith. SECOND ROW: L. Nudd, B. Holtz, T. McGuire, L. DeMay, R. Hyde, S. North, A. DelGotto, H. Sheets. THIRD ROW: R. Vanderwall, W. Record, E. Geer, D. Spadavecchia, A. Ventura, K. DeVey, O. Perdue, G. Jackson, C. Dewey, R. Hudson, T. DeVries. FOURTH ROW: D. Derleth, H. Hall, D. Cianfoni, D. Drost, B. Bounds, P. Keukelaar, S. Cobb, A. Tuttle, C. DeVol1, J. Red- field, C. Lepson, R. Smith. :wswm1nem w7 tw mmnmu famn1mssf1hf. W- M FIRST ROW: E. Orr, J. White, E. Freeland, B. Jones, W. Girard, R. Brott, R. Johnson, G. Carter, B. Romeiser, K. Herendeen. SEC OND ROW: C. Burlew, S. Saltzer, M. Corino, P. O'Conner, J. French, K. Brown, W. Betz, C. Brown, L. Liberati, C. Boardman, P Cobb, G- HHH, M- lnimm, L. Schaefer. THIRD ROW: S. Madson, R. Vanderwall, R. Ciru.lli, W. Boardman, B. Galbraith, J. Liberty R. Hood, M. Van Mlnos, A. Miller, B. Romeiser, L. Poole, J. Gilfus, E. Carpenter, L. Fish, J. Lohr, T. Boardman. FOURTH ROW G. Romelser, W..Ryan, W. Chrysler, W. Morgan, H. Warner, J. Myhill, E. Johnson, D. Fritz, D. Jackson, S. Reynolds, R. Cade, J Bolan, D. Cummings, G. Reed, L. Warren, E. Olmstead, K. Rush, T. Hudson, K. Keukelaar. Freshmen STANDING: Barbara Romeiser, Secretary, Mary Corino Student Council, Mr. Bannister, Adviser, Linda Fishi Student Council, Linda Schaefer, Treasurer. SEATED Roger Brott, President, Miss Hazlett, Adviser, Carol Board: man, Vice-President. We have enjoyed our first year in high school very much, and we are looking forward to those ahead of us. It has also been fun Watching our classmates represent us in band, chorus, sports, and cheering. The Class of '62 wishes to thank their teachers and advisers for their patience and understanding. We look forward to seeing them again next year. E H ltz R Ciardi SECOND ROW' C Bis- FIRST ROW: J. Rolston, G. Ciardi, C. French, J. Ryan, P. Schrader, J. Schuppenhauer, . 0 , . 1 .I - - Q sell, A. Corino, B. Hudson, C. Barton, S. Miles, N. Bogoly, D. Johnson, C. Hessney, D. Lawrence, J. Aldrich. THIRD ROW: M. Davis, M. Hammer, C. Bounds, D. Van Caeseele, G. Elliot, T. Crowell, C. Andrews, M. Stanley, M. Hammer, B. Hessney, B. Clark, E. Reed, S. ' T F ff t D. L ons, J. Perdue, J. De Voll, R. Colburn, Rolston, P. Moyer. FOURTH ROW: R. Pronti, R. McCarthy, L. Chapman, . 'obar y, Y G. Hulbert, T. Hessney, P. Bredesen, B. Gersbach, J. Cook, P. Trautman, R. Miller. ophomores This year the '461,ers7' have been very busy. Besides participating in sports and music, We held a hakesale in February and a dance in April. Not only were they very successful, but also fun. We hope our Junior year will he equally successful. We Sophomores would like to thank our advisers for their expert help and our schoolmates for supporting our class activities. SEATED: R. Miller, Student Council, Miss John- son Mr. Brown, Advisers. STANDING: P. Traut man Student Councilg B. Gersbach, Treasurerg T. Fogarty, Vice-President, P. Bredesen, Presi dent, J. Schuppenhauer, Secretary. FIRST ROW: M Prober, M. Gulick, M M ' n B. I h R . . an1o , 0 nson, . Pardington, J. Reed, C. Cummings, K. Van Bortel. SECOND ROW: C. Johnson, D. Walker, E. Wegman, E. Van Norman, S. Cook, F. Quackenbush, C. Klossner, S. Huxley, C. Gersbach. THIRD ROW: R. Vanderwall, F. Adams, T. O'Donnell, L. Mallaber, R. Drost, A. Garno, M. Scheemaker, R. Reed, R. Cramer, M, Perryman, R. Volpe B. Derleth. FOURTH ROW: J. Rush, C. Rush, M. Plain, J. Capron, J. McGuire, F. Crowley, W. Miller, R. Ruggles, J. Hall, R. Whittaker, J. Morris, R. Governor, E. Warfield. Juniors STANDING: Roger Cramer, Vice-Presi- dent, Francis Crowley, Student Council: Carol Rush, Secretary. CENTER: Mr. Natoli, Adviser: Leigh Mallaber, Presi- dent, Mrs. Perry, Adviser. FRONT: Dawn Walker, Treasurer, Carolyn Gers- bach, Student Council. The Class of '60 is proud of all its 45 members. We are well represented in band, chorus, football, bas- ketball, baseball, cheerleading, intramurals, library club, health club and many other worthwhile school activities The Class of '60 Wishes to thank our advisers, Mrs Perry and Mr. Natoli, for their understanding and pa- tient guidance in the past year. Activities tudent Council S. Schaefer, Treasurer, J. Crisci, Presi- dent, C. Rush, Secretaryg W. Schuppen- hauer, Vice-President. Joanne Crisci and Bill Schuppenhauer, under the guidance of Miss Arnold and Mr. Harkenrider, have done an able job as leaders of Student Council this year. The Council has continued a Variety of assemblies, has Red Jacket color days to promote school spirit, and held free dances after basketball games. A student court is being planned for the future. N. HARKENRIDER, M. ARNOLD Advisers SEATED, left to right: R. Owens, C. Rush, J. Crisci, W. Schuppenhauer, S. Schaefer, F. Crowley. STANDING: R. Lepson, M. Huxley L. Fish, P. Trautrnan, O. Perdue, R. Miller, T. Veinna, A. Colburn, M. Corino. Smoke .5f0'Qi37e2ds Adviser Mrs. Lois Lindner Editor John Perry Assistant Editor Carol Klossner Production Manager Joanne Crisci Art Editor Marilyn Prober, Ronald Miller Business Manager and Exchange Editor Joan Rush Publicity and Sales Leonard Bolton Production Staff--Asst. chosen each issue B. Warfield R. Pardington M. Perryman C. Cummings N. Cochrane S. Schaefer R. Volpe S. Cook A. Garno D. Keyes M. Scheemaker B. Derleth Reporters Chief, Dave Baroody Freshman, Robert Johnson Sophomore, Beverly Hudson Junior, Rachel Drost Senior, Betty Ann Ternisky Feature Writers Ada Hammer Joyce Kaczerwaski Eileen Wegman Ronald Cramer Sports Girls: Carol Rush Boys: Dick Boardman Department Carol Clark Clubs Ann Clark Student Council Carolyn Gersbach Gossip Margaret Slambach Carol Johnson Grade News Nancy Romeiser F .H .A. As an organi- zation, the Fu- ture Homemak- ers of America has been active under the leader- ship of Mrs. Per- ry. The purpose of the F.H.A. is to Work for good home and family life and to devel- op creative lead- ership in the c 0 m m u n i t y. Among activities this year Were an F.F.A. Banquet, dance, mother a n d daughter banquet, and a bake sale. Health Club A friendly smile, a helping hand-the girls in the Health Club are always 'ready with bothg and ably assist Mrs. Ma- comber in various phases of the school health program. Their works in the clinic office gives them a brief insight into one of the special fields in the Nursing profession-School Nursing. 30 Rifle Club Our Rifle Club endeavors to promote safety in gun han- dling and shooting. Prizes are given each month to the individual having the highest total score and also for the highest single target score. The person receiving the highest total score for the year receives a Club Championship Medal from the National Rifle Association. Library Club The Library i Club is a service organization, un- der the leader- ship of lVlrs. Hartnagle, which helps circulate, repair, and ad- vertise books. The club also un- dertakes some so- cial activities. A successful spa- ghetti dinner was enjoyed by all members. As the members Work they learn more about the materi- al available in the library. F.F.A. The F.F.A. is a national or- ganization of, by, and for boys studying vocational ag- riculture. Under the guidance of lVlr. Saltzer, the R. J. F.F.A. Ad- viser, members are encour- aged to develop leadership, practice brotherhood, and have a basic knowledge of common agrarian life. w1e1ra2-asae: wwm1iunu-t Junior Librarians This is a new club at Red Jacket, designed to promote. an increased interest in books for the Junior High Students. They meet once a month to learn the fundamentals of the library. They are headed by Presi- dent Linda Miller, Vice Pres- ident Kathy Wunner, and Secretary Barbara Diazio. C. Johnson, B. Ternisky, E. Wegman, D. Keyes, R. Schae- Y. Olrnstead, A. Hammer, G. Hall, Mrs. Perry, S. Cook fer, Miss Arnold. S. Reynolds, Chemistry H omemaking Ll S T. Ryan, A. Ventura, J. Dowdle, A. Do:-:lGotto. Shop Art Driver Training J- C0012 K- SChfHd6T, J- Ryan, M. Prober, R. Miller, P. Mr. Geise, B. VanNorman, J. Rush, R. Volpe, R. Reed. Moyer, D. Gwilt, Mr. Infantino. ,.-www...-mmmf.mwm.mMwmm.... . Q U 96 X M x x 9006 Yi?-YBBGQA 6661 O SP Orgs FIRST ROW: F. Crowley, R. Bounds, L. Mallaber, J. Capron, B. Schuppenhauer, J. DelGotto, R. Miller. SECOND ROW: B. Miller, D. Gwilt, B. Owens. Red Jacket endeavors in its first year of eleven man football proved to be re- soundingly successful as the Indians established their best record to date capturing sole possession of the championship for the first time in Red Jacket history. Our boys proved that a school the size of ours could produce a team equal to the task of competing with larger schools, making up for their lack of size with an abundance of spirit and aggressiveness. They proved again that it's not the size of the dog in the fight but the size of the fight in the dog that counts. Coaches Schaertl, Bonacquisti and Antonio have been Well pleased with the continual improve- ment in attitude, desire, aggressiveness and Willingness to work from year to year. Our graduating seniors will be greatly missed next year but these boys have helped Red Jacket to form a football tradition built upon hard Work, aggressiveness and fair play which their replacements will maintain. B Miller D. Gwilt, B. Owens, D. Boardman. Right line, A. Olmstead, L. Mallaher, J. DelGotto R Bounds Left line, B. Hessney, B. Schuppenhauer, J. Hall D Moyer .uunmwfsunnnuumnms new :in-nnuuurs-we-nwmnuw as an annum:-f a Red Jacket Red Jacket Red Jacket Red Jacket Red Jacket Red Jacket Red Jacket 2 .3,:,::...,. ,:, 3-'uemw 32 Dundee 1,1 0 13 Phelps 6 33 Victor 14 20 Clifton 19 18 Phelps 6 .-,,---- 12 Victor W.- .--1 14- 26 Clifton 12 FIRST ROW: B Schuppenhauer, A. Olrnstead, D. Gwilt, R. Owens, D. Boardman, R. Bounds, D. Moyer, J. Del Gotto. SECOND ROW: Mr. Antonio, J. Schuppenhauer, G. Romeiser, Mr. Schaertl, E. Clark, D. Cirulli, R. Brott, Mr. Bonacquisti. THIRD ROW: B. Record, E. Warfield, J. Liberty, E. Carpenter, B. Hessney, A. Miller, B. Morgan, L. Mallaber, M. Van Mines, B. Vanderwall, D. Spadavecchia. FOURTH ROW: L. Warren, D. Lyons, J. McGuire, B. Cade, B. Miller, F. Crowley, J. Capron, C. Ruggles, J. Hall, R. Miller, E. Olmstead. Co-Captains: J. Del Gotto, B. Owens, Coach Schaertl Red Jacket ,7.Q,,, 44 FRAN CRQWLEY ALLYN OLMSTEAD Varsity SCHEDULE Victor ,,,,7, A ,,7, 45 Red Jacket .,.,,,,. Victor .,,,.. Red Jacket, ,,,7,77 67 Gorham ,,,,. M54 Red Jacket , ,,,5 ,J Gorham ,J Red Jacket 66 Bloomfield , , 53 Red Jacket- ,,,,,, Bloomfield Red Jacket 31 Naples ,,,,.,.i7, 57 Red Jacket ,,,,,,, Naples H A Red Jacket 54 Honeoye ,,..,,,, 34 Red Jacket ,,,,,,, Honeoye W Red Jacket ,,,,. N50 Rushville . .,,,, 48 Red Jacket ti,,,,, Rushville Red Jacket ,,,...,, 41 Phelps ,,,,....,, 35 Red Jacket ,,,,,, , Phelps Red Jacket ,,,..,,, 43 Clifton .....,,,., 4 41 Red Jacket ,,i,.,, Clifton ,, DAVE BAROODY John Del Cotto, Bob Johnson, Mike Plain, Coach Einsner. JIM MQGUIRE mm m Qm . l CHARLIE ROSS DICK BOARDMAN Basketball At the present Writing, tension again mounts among students and faculty members as our team, having defeated Savannah in the pre-quarter finals, is about to face Prattsburg in the quarter finals on Friday, March 6, at Alfred. We are optimistic as to the outcome, but win or lose, We are proud of this year's Indians. lVluch credit is due to our coach, Mr. Linsner, who insists upon team play, good sportsmanship, clean living, and strict adherence to Eligibility rules. The best wishes of every one in the school, and of many community fans is extended to Coach Linsner, the members of the team, and the cheerleaders. Varsity Cheerleaders C. Rush, S. Schaefer, J. Rush, B. Ternisky, M. Manion, B. Warfield, N. Cochrane, D. Keyes. FIRST ROW: L. Warren, J. Liberty, B. Hessney, D. Cirulli, G. Romeiser, J. Schuppenhauer. SECOND ROW: Mr. Brown, D. Jackson, T. Hessney, G. Hublert, J. Perdue, J. Bolan, R. Miller, A. Miller, E. Olmstead, D. Pronti. J.V. Basketball This yearas J.V. team won ten of the sixteen games it played. They defeated each of the other teams in the league at least once during the season. We consider this season a successful one, not only because of the number of victories but also be- cause of the progress made by many of the players in learning the techniques of basketball. Those moving up to the varsity next year are well experienced and should be a credit to the team. We be- lieve the success of the past season was due to hard work in practicing. As the year progressed, the team developed this motto :Sometimes out-scored, but never out-hustled, Sometimes defeated, but always good sports. STANDING: M. Hammer, C. Johnson, D. Lawrence, D. Crowther, K. Hessney. KNEEL hy ING: .l. Englehart, B. Hudson, L. Schaefer. 8 .i e r l 8 Cl d e MRS. M. KNOPF T S Mrs. Mildred Knopf coaches the girls in the skills and tech- niques of Cheerleading, and trains them to display and maintain good sportsmanship. Z 12555 'fii62.i?iei?i5?a??5?Ea3ifiE l5aS?giv2l'5fift lf5i'i5?s5i5i1EE?irl5?3'iM1iffE91s3'i?i:-- FIRST ROW: T. Hudson, J. Liberty, A. Miller, D. Pronti, D. Baroody, R. Miller, P. Trautman, J. Morris, J. Bolan, J. McGuire, B. Miller, G. Hulbert, B. Owens, D. Boardman. SECOND ROW: D. Cirulli, G. Romeiser, J. Schuppenhauer, T. Boardman, C, Bounds, B. Boardman, B. Hessney, L. Mallaber, J. Del Gotto, Mr. Frederick Linsner. Baseball Since our book is printed before the baseball season begins, it is impossible to record any statistics relating to this year's team. Red Jacket traditionally offers stiff competition in this sport, and has repeatedly been featured in the play-offs. Last year we were defeated in the semi-finals with a loss to Bradford. Since there are only two veterans who will not be returning this year, under the direction of Mr. Linsner, we again look forward to a season of victory, and another chance for the league trophy. T rack Track, which was started in 1958, gives many boys an opportunity to participate in an inter- scholastic sport. During the past two years, it has grown to great popularity at Red Jacket. Each year our team, in whole or in part, competes in the County lVleet at Geneva, Sectionals in Rochester, and The American Legion Relays in Brighton. FIRST ROW: D. Jackson, J. Capron, J. Hall, D. Gwilt. SECOND ROW: K. Van Bortel, E. Clark, K. Rush, C. Ross, A. Olmstead, M. Plain. THIRD ROW: Mr. Dipietro, B. Hood, J. Gilfus, B. Cade, J. DeVoll, R. Bounds, F. Crowley, D. DeVoll, Mr. Bonacquisti. f::mms mm.sf, .L .. ,is:smMs.a.e1mm,m.gee.,,m,.,..1t,m,,,..r.m,f3 ,.mx,,,ws, 39 FIRST ROW: D. Walker, R. Drost, M. Manion. SECOND ROW: B. Hudson, J. Rush, C. Rush, M. Hammer. Intramurals There are eight teams participating in basketball intramurals this year. Under the very capable guidance of Mrs. Mildred Knopf, the girls have had a very enjoyable and successful season. Bowling This year we had ten teams participating in Girls' Intramural Bowling. We call ourselves the Red Jacket Central Bowling League and bowl ten weeks under the guidance of our Physical Education Director, Mrs. Knopf and our Stu- dent Council adviser, Miss Arnold. Each year We can see improvement in our annual bowlers as Well as in our beginners Whether We bowl a hi . gh average or low average, We have a good time as We develop interest in a' Wholesome pastime which can carry over into adult living. Left to right: J. Rush, M. Manion, D. Keyes, J. Crisci, C. Rush, N. Cochrane, C. Klossner, Y. Olmstead, S. Schaefer. 1 f,,' iff WWE FIRST ROW: A. Del Gotto, D. Miller, D. Hayes, T. Vienna, C. Stamhach, T. Ryan, D. Sheets, C. Volpe, T. Hudson. SECOND ROW: D. Spadanecchia, A. Ventura, C. Perdue, R. Bounds, S. Cobb, D. Drost, D. Cianfoni, Mr. Bonacquisti, G. Jackson. Junior High Basketball With a record of 9 wins, and 4 losses, these Junior High athletes, under the supervision of lVlr. Lawrence Bonacquisti, are gaining experience which will he valuable to them as they progress in school. Even more important, is the fact that they play the game for all there is in it, and enjoy the spirit of competition. We congratulate the cheerleaders for their fine display of school spirit. We know they love it, but we also know that it takes a great deal of their time and effort. No doubt we shall hear more and more from them in the next few years. These girls appreciate the help which was given them by Yvonne Olmstead. junior High Cheerleaders Left to right: P. Zader, P. Hessney, N. Decker, C. Crowell, J. Del Gotto, K. Main, L. Lepson, L. Baroody. W 64 Legs! IN Get to work, glrls Surpr1se 9 v nTh9Y Went wading in the water We Won 77 W 1. if W1 Q ay Q gms wifi? iw as E v , fu, ,Q Avyljv-K SV 1' If , . ,- 2?-s Q- F4 f X in 1 X X X fv A AWK X 4 xr X lui-' '6Dr1nk anyone ? ww X W X f XX ' X XXX QQ vb'-we, Vg Aff f XJ U ,ffO4ff51 Ww 'X ,X ff X X' fa 1 X' - , X 3 f XX f V X- f X: f A W' AXX X4fXm,Q,XXfXZ EX Xf X ,553 X X ,Xi Qw mk. Egg fl ' X 3: Xy Y' 5 44, 2 XX, ,XfXfXX X- , W ' 51, '12 X ' ' 5 -Zz fwgi Xf,1gmQXL X , XXX. f , 1 X w,'vXf51+ A XX , 5 X, . QX ,lik - 1 'fmm X AX 8 3 5 5 , 9 Z 2 E 2 5 5 E i ? 5 5 ? 5 E 2 X X X a s 3 3 3 Q K 5 2 5 s s Q E Z 2 5 2 , z 5 ? is i Q 9, HEAD MAJORETTE, E. French. FIRST ROW: L. Baroody, S. Minute, M. Zader, J. Myhill, W. Boardman, D. Gwilt, L. Liberati, C Johnson, C. Andrews, M. Corino, N. Callahan. SECOND ROW: J. Perry, S. Madson, B. Galbraith, J. Elliot, J. Draper, R. Whittaker, S Saltzer, M. Stambach, E. Wegman, P. Moyer, M. Hammer, B. Hudson, S. Rolston, P. O'Conner, M. Manion, L. Schaefer. THIRD ROW: L. Fish, D. Crowther J. DeVoll L. Bolton T. Hessne P. Bredesen C. Hulbert McGuire . Morris R. Pronti D. Barood T , , , Y. , , J. , J , , Y, O'Donnell, T. Boardman, W. Girard, R. Brott. FOURTH ROW: T. Crowell, K. Hessney, B. Warfield, T. Fogarty, F. Crowley, R. Rug- Eeg E. Carpenter, J. Capron, B. Jackson, R. Miller, A. Olmstead, E. Johnson, L. Poole, J. Schuppenhauer, E. Warfield, K. Brown, T u son. enior Band MR. RICHARD SOUTHARD Director The R.J.C.S. Senior Band, composed of 49 members from grades 9-12, meets three times a week under the direction of Mr. Richard Southard. This past year we have been well represented at All-County, Sec- tional All-State and All-State music festivals, having made a three day trip to Potsdam for the latter. The Senior Class acknowledges the fine musicianship and capable- direction of Mr. Southard, which have been largely responsible for the Band's success this year. FIRST ROW: L. Frank, M. Nurse, C. Crowell, J. Sliker, R. Haynes, D. Drost, T. Ryan, D. Bolton, K. Andrews, M. Misleany. SECOND ROW: L. Baroody, J. Herendeen, S. Minute, P. Stambach, C. Childs, B. Glover, A. Haynes, M. Nessenger, C. Comings, M. Girard. THIRD ROW: D. Miller, R. Cirulli, D. Bredesen, N. Schaefer, R. Halstead, S. Gwilt, A. Ventura, J. White, T. Frederick, R. Hammer, D. Hayes, P. Manion, K. Callahan. FOURTH ROW: M. Petrone, J. DelGotto, A. Van Norman, E. Geer, A. Del Gotto, M. Zader, W. Record, P. Hessney, N. Decker, N. Zader, D. Cianfoni, R. Hudson. Junior Band FIRST ROW: J. Elliot, S. Draper, R. Carr, P. Cade, D. Olmstead, B. Whittaker. SECOND ROW: S. Glover, J. Wat- son, M. Record, S. Parker, R. Herendeen, J. Hood, K. Hardy, L. Parmele, J. Bement. THIRD ROW: R. Jones, T. Watson, J. Barry, T. Wilson, J. Young, C. Howell, D. Loury, R. Eagley, R. Boardman. Beginners' Band 45 FIRST ROW: J. Aldrich, J. Rolston, B. Romeiser, S. Gulick, B. Warfield, C. Cummings, E. Wegman, M. Stambach, B. Galbraith, L Fish, R. Drost, J. Rush, J. Draper, B. Schuppenhauer, D. Jackson, C. Warren, R. Pronti, W. Boardman, E. Warfield, C. Brown, W Betz. -SECOND ROW: M. Proper, D. Walker, N. Cochrane, J. Clisei, E. Ternisky, S. Schaefer, C. Herendeen, B. Johnson, S. Saltzer S. Miles, B. VanNorman, R. Pardington, B. Hudson, M. Penyman, L. Poole, L. Mallaber, J. Schuppenhauer, G. Romeiser, J. Perry E. Holtz, P. Bredesen, J. Bolan, R. Miller. THIRD ROW: P. Moyer, B. Derleth, L. Schaefer, S. Rolston, D. Busby, D. Crowther, C Johnson, S. Huxley, Y. Olmstead, D. Howell, S. Madsen, P. Cobb, C. Boardman, M. Stanley, L. Chapman, B. Gersbach, R. Boardman, R. Cramer, D. Colburn, J. DeVoll, F. Crowley, A. Olstead, D. Gwilt, J. McGuire, T. Hessney, R. Ruggles, T. Fogarty. enior Chorus MR. NICHOLAS ARBORE Director MISS CLARA JOHNSON Accompanist Under the fine direction of Mr. Arbore, along with our ac- companist, Miss Johnson, this year has proved very successful. We have participated in a Fall, Winter and Spring concert and many of our members traveled to All-County and Area All-State Music Festivals. We are striving for an NAU rating in grade 4 music at the All-State Music Festival which will be held at Potsdam State Teachers, College in May. We, of the Senior Chorus, would like to express our appre- ciation for the time Mr Arbore and Miss Johnson have given us to help make our chorus a worthwhile and enjoyable ac- tivity. Wil J DIRECTOR: Mr. N. Arbore. FIRST ROW: J. Herendeen, K. Main, J. Del Gotto, S. Gwilt, S. Procko, B. Diazio, K. Crowell, N. Schaefer, C. Volpe, D. Miller, C. Blaisdell, S. Minute, D. Crisci, L. Holtz, P. Pollon, R. Lepson, Y. Lannon, M. Girard, H. De May. SECOND ROW: N- Decker, P. Hessney, M. Huxley, E. Houle, N. Rogoza, C. Childs, B. Warren, T. Skyner, C. Sheets, C. Starnbach, D. Gersbach, T. Mc- Guire, N. Callahan, M. Nessenger, M. Volpe. J. Hall, L. Baroody, L. Lepson, C. Bagshaw. THIRD ROW: B. Glover, S. Schrader, A. Van Norman, K. Wunner, M. Zader, S. Busby, L. Miller, T. De Vries, R. Chapman, S. Cobb, K. Dereleth, A. Ventura, K. Olmstead, J. Sllker, C. Verhooven, K. Burgess, F. Wager. Junior Chorus FIRST ROW: N. Cochrane, B. Hudson, J. Perry, E. Warfield, M. Prober, K. Schrader. SECOND ROW: S. Rolston, C. Johnson, D. Keyes, P. Bredesen, B. Jackson, L. Mallaber, E. Wegman, B. Warfield, M. Perryman. THIRD ROW: J. Draper, Y. Olmstead, J. McGuire, R. Boardman, A. Olmstead, M. Stambach, S. Gulick. Red Jacket Aires 47 '4Carefu1 '4Arthur Murray couldn't do better! 19 What are you hiding from? 91 Got those instructions, boys? '6Out on the town! Take me to your leaderln uWho won ! 7, '5Caught unaware ! 48 When's the big day? Can I see? H 1 'Q-veiggmwfqwgx' 2 '- f2f1ffff5fi5g5il.Zf51ETh?f' X X 5 WW QQKQELSSKEIEZ 5 ' ..I W MA 25 V em , 35 . .. msd - 5575215 -, .i ..'i ff,E Qggigw y : - :iff A g mm 5 s A 5 u of VA L ' Q ' i?Q255ww ' iidflfg igaif A Us Ev msg W, .Ziff ' iw fi 2i3l5'i' 1 2 ,X , me g2 Agm5z?2i4 1 V ,Q 5 ,L:f,5gm?,i353g,Qg,gg 5 5 gg 1 5 QE Aim 14 Q E, '-kv 'ss' 0 Q. ., Y ,W G 1 .,.. MRS. RUTH LAMPHIER MR. ALBERT INFANTINO MR- CHARLES FITZGERALD Adviser Adviser Class fficers and Advisers W. Schuppenhauer, D. Baroody, A. Olmstead, D. Keyes. K' V 557 Adviser President ......,............. ALLYN OLMSTEAD Vice-President ............................ WILLIAM SCHUPPENHAUER Secretary ....... ......... D ONNA KEYES Treasurer ...... DAVID BAROODY The Class of 1959 is composed of 39 seniors, and under the guidance of our advisers, Mrs. Lamphier, Mr. Fitzgerald, and -lVlr. Infantino, We have had a very successful year. lVIrs. Lamphier, as our homeroom teach- er for the past four years, will be remembered by the Class of 1959 be- cause of her helpfulness, understand- ing, and guidance. We all wish to thank lVlr. Harkenrider, our princi- pal, and all the members of the fac- ulty for the unlimited time they have devoted to us for our scholastic and extracurricular activities. We congratulate John Perry, valedictorian, and Jean Draper, salutatorian of the class of 1959. John will enter Cornell University in the college of arts and sciences. Jean will enter The School of Nursing at Keuka College in the Fall. N atwnal Honor Society SITTING: J. Draper, Miss C. Johnson. STANDING: J. Perry, R. Fish, Mr. N. Harkenrider. -,,,-,-,,,..7,1r.,..:.n.w rymmm,,M.,W,,wM,wm,mq,,,mWeW,w,M,,MM2Wmw,f,,-,-.n,.1, .ts-nr.fm,-ww..-7M,.',:,.5-mfris-:--r:sarw- sui The emblem of this So- ciety is the keystone and flaming torch. The key- stone bears at its base the letters C,S,L,S, which stand for the cardinal principles of its organiza- tion: Character, Scholar- ship, Leadership, an d Service. We are proud of Jean, John, and Roger, who were elected to member- ship in this organization. KATHLEEN ADAMS She'll sigh at many but love only one. Chorus 45 Bookstore 45 Smoke Signals 4. RICHARD BOARDMAN Outstanding in sports and bermuda shortsf' Football 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 All- County Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Coun- cil Representative 35 OYCSCA Delegate 35 Smoke Signals 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Red Jacket Aires 2, 3, 4. RODNEY BOUNDS Never too busy to talk CARS. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 25 All-Conference K f. I lf. ll all lil hi s DAVID BAROODY Beneath his outward calm lies mischief. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Class Treasurer 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Smoke Signals 3,45 Class Secretary 25 OYCSCA 45 All-County Band 3, 45 Area All-State 35 All-State Festivals 1, 2, 3, 45 All- County Festival 2, 3, 4. Football 4. you. Intramurals 3, 4. LEONARD BOLTON He looks serious but dont let him fool Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2 Track 3 Rifle Club 1, 2, 3 All County Band 4 Smoke Signals 4 Pep Band 1 2 3 4 DIANNA BUSBY Quiet, shy, but nice to know. Transfer Student3 Smoke signalsg Chorus. NANCY COCHRANE It's nice to be natural, when youfre naturally nicef, Transfer Student3 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2, President 33 Bowling League President 3g Bowling 2, 3, 43 Literary Editor fYearbook Staffi 43 Salesman fAds for Yearbook? 33 Smoke Signals 2, 3, 43 Girls' Intramurals 3g Cheerleading 2, 3, 4g Red Jacket Aires 2, 3, 43 Music Festivals 1, 2, 3, 4. ANN CLARK W ith a sparkle in her eye, and a dream in her heart. FHA 2, 3, 43 Library Club 33 Smoke Signals 3, 43 Yearbook 4. JOANNE CRISCI A true chum to those that know her. FHA 1, 2, 3, 43 FHA Vice-President 2g Transfer Studentg Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 43 Smoke Signals 3, 43 Production Manager 4g Projection Club 2, 3, 43 Student Council President 43 Girls' Bowling 2, 3, 43 Girls' Intramurals 3, 43 Class Treasurer 1. RONALD CRAMER I take things as the come - easy. Basketball 1, 2, 3g Intramurals 43 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4g Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Smoke Signals 1, 43 Rifle Club 2, 3, 4g County Chorus 43 FFA Convention 4g Red Jacket Aires 33 FFA Treasurer 3, 43 Class Treasurer 2g Class Vice-President 3. 53 JOHN DEL GOTTO DAVID DE VOLL The joy of life is living it. A silent man is a wise one. Rifle Club lg Football 2, 3, 4g Baseball Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 4g Foot- 2, 3, 4g Basketball Manager 2, 3, 43 ball 3. Alternate Boys' State 3g Intramural Bas- ketball 3, 4g Yearbook 4. I JEAN DRAPER Nothing was ever aqhieved without en- thusiasm. ' All-County Festival 1, 2, 3, 43 All-County Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g NYSSMA 1, 2, 3, 43 Area All-State Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Red Jacket Aires 3, 43 Alternate Good Citizenship Award 33 Alternate Girls' State 33 Year- book Editor 43 ESSPA 4. ELLEN FRENCH Always a smile and a cheerful word. Intramurals 1, 23 Chorus 3g Majorette 33 Head Majorette 4g Smoke Signals 4. ROGER FISH Not all his worth is seen at a glancef Student Council lg Baseball 23 Badmin- ton 2, 3g Football 33 Boys' State 33 Intramural Basketball 43 Yearbook 4. SARAH GULICK Beware! Take notice! I may do some- thing startling yet. times. Library Club 1, 2, 35 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Red Jacket Aires 4. DAVID GWILT W hy let the devil have all the goocl Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 15 Track 2, 35 Smoke Signals 35 Band 45 Chorus 3, 45 Red Jacket Aires 3, 45 Boys' Intramurals 3, 45 All-County Music Fes- tivals 3, 4. DORIS HOWELL Life is but one small riotf, Transfer student. Chorus 45 Rifle Club 45 Yearbook Staff 45 FHA 45 Intra- murals 4. RONALD HADDEN Short of stature but not of speedf' Gun Club I, 2, 3, 4. ADA HAMMER Those that say the least, accomplish the most. Chorus 15 Projection Club 1, 2, 3, 4'5 Intramurals 1, 35 FHA 1, 2, 3, 45 Smoke Signals 45 Yearbook Staff 4. 55 JOYCE KACZERWASKI Charmingly sweet and always neat FHA 1, 2, 3, 45 Smoke Signals 3, 45 Library Club 3, 45 Bookstore 3, 45 Year- book 4. E E DONNA KEYES If you wish a task well done, ask the person who is busiest. Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Red Jacket Aires 2, 3, 45 FHA 1, 25 Student Council Representative 15 Stu- dent Council Treasurer 25 Student Coun- cil Vice-President 35 OYCSCA 1, 2, 35 Smoke Signals 1, 2, 3, 45 Yearbook Business Manager 45 ESSPA 45 Girls' Bowling 2, 3, 45 Music Festivals 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' State 35 Class Secretary 45 Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. WS DAVID MOYER Hitting the bull's eye is seldom accom- plished by shootin' the bull. BEVERLY MILES Quiet, but not unnoticed. Library Club 1, 2, 3, 45 FHA 1, 25 Smoke Signals 45 Bookstore 3, 4. Smoke Signals 35 FFA State Convention Delegate 35 FFA Reporter 35 FFA Treasurer 25 FFA 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 3, 4. ALLYN OLMSTEAD A smile for every fellow and two for every girl. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 45 Baseball 15 Track 45 Yearbook 45 Class President 45 OYCSCA 35 Smoke Signals 35 Area All-State Solo Festival 35 Area All-State Band 2, 35 Student Council 2, 35 Student Council President 35 Band President 3, 45 Chorus President 45 Magazine Campaign Captain 45 Red Jacket Aires 1, 2, 3, 4-5 Chorus 6 yearsg Band 6 Years5 All-County Music Festi- vals, Band and Chorus, '1, 2, 3, 4. YVONNE OLMSTEAD What would life be without laughter? FHA 1, 2, 3, 43 FHA President 3g Class Vice-President 15 Intramurals 1, 2, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, County Music Festivals 3, 4g Smoke Signals 35 Red Jacket Aires 3, 45 Rifle Club 4g Bowling 3, 4g Yearbook 4. E RICHARD POLLOT ROBERT OWENS Girls are like socks, you have to change them oftenf' Football 1, 2, 3, 4, All-Conference Foot- ball 2, 3, 4g Football Captain 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 3, 43 Yearbook Staff 43 Stu- dent Council 3, 4, OYCSCA Delegate 3, 4. JOHN PERRY All great men are dying, I don't feel so good myself. Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Red Jacket Aires 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 43 Rifle Club 3g Basketball 1, 23 Football Manager 1, 2, Projection Club 2, 3, Editor of Smoke Signals 4g Boys' State 3, Peterson Trip 3, County Music Fes- tivals 1, 2, 3, 45 Area All-State 1, 2, County Solos 1, 2, 3, 45 State Solos 1, 2, 3. s I What he wants most out of school is himself? Rifle Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Club lg Smoke Signals 2, 3, 4. NANCY ROMEISER Friendly to talk to, nice to know. FHA 1, 23 Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Smoke Signals 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2. CHARLES Ross Success is getting what you want g hap- piness is wanting what you get. FFA 19 Basketball 2, 3, 4-g Basketball Manager lg Football 2g Yearbook Staff 43 Rifle Club Secretary lg Student Teacher 1. WILLIAM SCHUPPENHAUER RICHARD SCHAEFER Girls annoy me, oh how I love to be annoyed. FFA 1, 25 FFA Secretary 2g Student Teacher 1g Smoke Signals Staff 3, 4. SHARON SCHAEFER It's not the men in your life, but the life in your men. Student Council Treasurerg Class Secre- tary 1, 3g Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4g Chorus 45 Yearbook Staff 4g Smoke Signal Staff 3, 45 ESSPA Delegateg Bowling 2, 3g OYCSCA Delegate 45 All-County Chorus 43 Intramurals 2, 3. Life is always teaching me things I'd rather not learn. Basketball 1, 45 Football 3, 43 Track 3g Chorus 4g Student Council 4. 9 z 5 1 ELIZABETH SCHLOSSNAGLE She zloesn't talk much but her smil says all that's necessary. Chorus 2. 8 MARGARET STAMBACH Full of fun and fancy free. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, All-County Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, All-State Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, All-County Band 1, 2, 3, 4, All-County Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, All-State Sectional Band 1, 3, All-State Sectional Chorus 2, Smoke Signals 3, 4, Red Jacket Aires 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 2, 3, 4, Class President 1, Yearbook Staff 4, All-Conference Band 4. ELIZABETH TERNISKY Every boy is like a volume-oh, how I love to read. Bowling 2, 3, Chorus 4, Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, Intramurals 2, 3, Library Club 1, 2, Salesman for Year- book Ads 3, Smoke Signal Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Health Club 3, 4. BETTE WARFIELD To have a friend is to be une? Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Red Jacket Aires 2, 3, 4, Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling League 2, 3, 4, Smoke Signals 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, All-County Band 1, 2, 3, 4, County Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, All-County Chorus 2, 3, 4, Salesman 3. Class of 19 9 wr, 5 5 THOMAS WARREN If you're a man of few words you don't have so many to take back. Rifle Club 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA 1, FFA Treasurer 1, Basketball Manager 3, Football 2, Yearbook Staff 4, Intra- murals 3. 59 Now in my day . . . With these handsl' What's your trouble? Thick! lt's about time. O.K., who did it? Anyone for solitaire? TRIPS '4Betty, Jayne, Marilyn and Kim! Hedda Hopperf, '4Congratulations Com pIimenI's of SHORTSVILLE BUILDING SUPPLIES. INC. Walier Wegman, Pres. Phone 363I Shorisville, N. Y. Besl Wishes From SECURITY TRUST COMPANY Rochesier, N. Y. Shorisville Office-Member F.D.I.C. Main S'I'reeI' Shor'I'sviIIe JOSEPH H. KELEHER, Walchmaker WaI'ch Repairs AII Types Jeweled Waiches Phone 5433 66 Easi' Main S'I'reeI', Shorisville THE SHORTSVILLE 8: MANCHESTER ENTERPRISE The Only Paper in 'ihe World Thai Really Cares Aboul' SI1or'IsviIIe and Manches+er SICK'S FLOWERS 305 SouI'h Main S'I'. CANANDAIGUA, N. Y. KNEELING: C. Rush, Y. Olmslead. STANDING: D. Keyes, J. Rush, S. Schaefer, C. Ross, N. Cochrane, M. Manion, T. Warren, A. OImsI'ead, L. BoI+on, L. Mallaber, J. Capron. Eyes Examined Glasses FiHecI LEWIS ABERLE, OpI'omeI'risI' SEE US TO SEE BETTER Phone I4I I-2-3 Kinde Block Evenings by Appoinimeni' CANANDAIGUA, N. Y. TheSAGOYEWATHA STAFF would like 'Io exiend I'heir Ihanks 'Io 'I'he acl- ver'I'isers who have helped 'Io make our yearbook a success 'rhis year. The salesmen were pIeasanI'Iy received when soliciiing for Ihe ad space. We recommend our readers call upon OUR ADVERTISERS in 'rhe Iiuiure. Besi' Wishes +o Class o'F '59 PIONEER THRESHER CO., INC. Shorisville, New York Besi' Wishes From RED JACKET TELEPHONE CO SHORTSVI LLE AND MANCHESTER l Besl' Wishes CongEaE:g:+i?Fnsl5.I: Ihe ISAAC GEORGE BQARDMANS Ph. 24I4 Manchesler, N. Y. Ice Cr?-fliacco Candy 20 Soufh Main S+. Manchesier, N. Y. Bes'I' Wishes +o +he Class of '59 SCHAEFER AND HALSTED FUNERAL HOME sHoRTsvlLLE MANCHESTER l ALDRICH FARM EQUIP. R.D. 2-Chapin Road Canandaigua, N. Y. Phone I334-M DEALER FLOYD E. BOUGHTON Esso ProducI's Wholesale and Refail Corner of Palmyra ancl Waier S+ree'I' SHORTSVILLE-MANCHESTER LIBERTY BROTHERS Gllllll General Hardware h. - M ' Phone 2954 I Main S+reeI' Manchesfer Plunsum . , R ' A ...Aww-1 Palnls-Appliances I X G3 X IvIARY'S BEAUTY SHOP 83 Main S'Iree'I'-ManchesI'er, N. Y. Phone 235I Hair SI'yIing-Hair CuH'ing Harper Cold Permanenfs Besl' Wishes From MAX G. MORRIS JCE LISAIIS CompIimen+s of RESTAURANT DEVRIES BROS. MANCHEEZEZ' YORK GULF sERvlcE STATION Besl' Wishes Class of I959 TWIN CITIES FOOD CENTER Complefe Self-Service Food Marlcei' I.G.A. F cl L' FRANCIS G. I-IESSNEY THE Eflgggner Phone 4I44 Shorfsville Manchesler cmes WALT Rice CITIES SERVICE S E Rv' C E BaH'eries-Tires-Accessories as PJ: Manches'I'er Phone 292I UNIQUE GARBAGE SERVICE ROBERT TUTTLE, Prop. Sand Phone 3I93 Gravel Top Soil Congra+uIa+ions +o 'Ihe Class of '59 25'S RESTAURANT JOHN ABBOTT LOCKER PLANT Armour's Beef Dairylea Ice Cream 28 Cen'I'er S+. Ph. 2I24 II6-II8 Marke'I' S+. Manchesier, N. Y. Palmyra, N. Y. COOLEY'S RED 8: WHITE CongraI'uIa'I'ions 'Io I'he Class of '59 Main S'I'reeI'-Manches'Ier, New York n RUTH, MARY. LEON R. B. CROWELL 81 SON, INC. Coal-Produce Feed-FerI'iIizer ,fx A Q I.EI'IIGI'I VALLEY Phone 2424 7 ' , q S K MANCHESTER. N. Y. , Q WAYNEQ3 JEANNETTE AND JOHNNY DELGOTTO ' I A X Phone 2934 Manchesier Bes'I' Wishes P 8: B SUPERMARKET PHIL AND BEN D'ARDUINI Phone 2274-Manchesier Bes+ Wishes JOE VOLPE-TOM DALBERTH Barbers and BiIIiarcIs ManchesI'er, .N. Y. MANCHESTER SERVICE CENTER S Mobil Producfs Specializing in Lubricaiion GLEN SCHLECHT, Prop. MANCHESTER, NEW YORK Phone 29I4 CongraI'uIaI'ions Io I'he CIass of I959 T MOON COAL COMPANY LEHIGH VALLEY COAL DU PONT PAINTS Fully Air ConcIiI'ionecI Rooms WiI'h Res+auranI' FaciIi'I'ies ABBOTT'S MOTEL Corner of RouI'es 96 ancI 2I a'I' Thruway and ExiI' 43 Manchesfer. New York Phone Shor+sviIIe 3800 Priva+e Shower I Free TV O SI'eam Heai' HAWKES BROS Qualify Bakery 63 CongraI'ula'I'ions 'Io lhe Class of '59 CLUB 2I Dining-Dancing-Goocl Food N R. T. SCHAEFER, Prop. I Main S+. Phone 3944 ,A I CLEMENTS RED AND WHITE awlefizszv SHOSRQVILLE,N.Y. STORE I . I7 U Phone 4054 Shorlsville, N. Y. ' J. M. STODDARD AND SONS Home Furnishings-Sloves Elec+ric Appliances Phone 4074 MAIN STREET SHORTSVILLE Besl' Wishes Io +he Class of I959 THE VILLAGE RESTAURANT Frank and Frances Bogoly 2 Wal-er S+ree+ Shorisville-Phone 4244 Congralulalions +o 'I-he Class of '59 CHILD'S SERVICE STATION Canandaigua Slreei- UNUC sHoRTsvlLLE Besl' Wishes wut, ICN BuReEss STORE 53 N013 SHORTSVILLE, NEW YORK eg, ROY Xxx ph... 435I FARNSWORTH Ny INC. R. A. HULBERT AGENCY General Insurance Aufo-Fire-Bonds Phone 4284 Shorlsville, N. Y. Aufhorizecl Chevrolel-Oldsmobile Sales ancl Service I6 CANANDAIGUA ST. SHORTSVILLE Phone 5554 Our MoHo: Savings anal Service Lennox Warm Air Healing THE E6l6lkI5E1zEl2?ORE a Specially 'N I I , ' Shorfsville, New Yorlc H 'gill 24 Hour Service on Films Plumbing Heafing ancl - Phonei ,- Eleclrical Con'l'rac'I'ors American Slanclarcl Plumbing Fix'I'ures SHORTSVILLE, NEW YORK Phone 5564 JUST'S VARIETY STORE Shoes, Gif+s, Jewelry Dry Goocls, Sewing Supplies Main Slreel, Shorlsville Appliances 84 Sou+h Main CANANDAIGUA. N. Congralularions +o fhe Class of '59 ARROW 139 Min s +ree'r CANANDAIGUA, N. Y. Phone 802 We Ca+er +o Banquefs and P From HEAD LANES Team B + fL k -f'LEGR NORMA CAIJAFTDATEGUA . A W og SHOP GREENHOUSES WN ,J 3 - Ladies' and Girls A Earl T. Ailcinson U' ' 5-5Xw 'Q -' - Phone 560 5 ggffgjyfrf-P Canandaigua. New York Ne X DAVlDSON'S SHOES Complimeni-5 of 'For rhe Whole Family W. T. GRANT CANANDAIG-UA, N. Y. MlLLER'S TV-STEREO-HI-FI CENTER SACKETT ASSOCHATES 85 Soulh Main-Canandaigua, N. Y. Canandalguals lnsurance C PHONES ZI34-55 Besl' Wishes From 83 Sourh Main S+ree'r ALICE R. FARRELL CANANDAIGUA. N- Y Women's Apparel GANANDAIGUA, N. Y. MONTESANO Men's and Boys' W ear CANANDA IGUA. NEW YORK Complimen'I's of VAC SHCP Y. Complimenfs of UNITY STORE DAIGUA. N. Y. CANAN PENN EY'S CANANDAIG UA, NEW YORK Always Firsl' Qualify SHENKMAN S Men's ancl B Cheerleader and For a Career in Professional Nursing Apply I'o THE DIRECTOR OF NURSING DEACONESS HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING 563 Riley Slreel Buffalo 8, N. SU 4400 ZWI cleaning .M I CA I 4 V 'RGB if J r X Q . nE' I WAI IV DOMINICK PERRY 96056 DAN-DEE PreI'zeI and Po'Ia'ro Chips French Fries and Cheese Corn Twislees C. F. EMLING COMPANY Inslilulional Food Speciallies 2305 Wesl' Erie SI'ree+ CHICAGO I2, ILLINOIS 1 3 1 Com pIimen'I's AMERICAN TOWEL SUPPLY CO., INC. 524 SI. Paul S'I'. ROCHESTER 5, N. Y. Baker 5-3I20 CompIimen'I's of SILVER FLOSS SAUER KRAUT and SILVER FLOSS SAUER KRAUT JUICE Packed by EMPIRE STATE PICKLING CO., Phelps, N. Y. Wilh Fac'I'ories al' Phelps, Gorham, Shorfsville, Junius Reeds, Swilch, and Walerporl A Complefe Musical Service HICKEY'S MUSIC STORE 330 E. S+a're S+. ITHACA. N. Y. Phone 4-I IOI LEWIS GENERAL TIRES, INC. GE7 AL 260 Eas+ Avenue a'I' Piikin 1135 ROCHESTER 4, NEW YORK visi'I' I'he . . . MAM'SELLE SHOP Canandaigua's Newest I Fashion Headquarters for 0 JUNIORS Q TEENS Q PRE-TEENS 'FeaI-uring as always NAME BRANDS O 80 So Main Nex'I' Na'I'lonal Bank I I'o f in DownI'own CANANDAIGUA Besi' Wishes From CANANDAIGUA SURPLUS OUTLET na so. MAIN CANANDAIGUA VAN BROOKER'S, INC. RED 81 WHITE STORE 20I Wesi Avenue Canandaigua, New York Open While Res+ Are Closed PECK HARDWARE CO. DeII'a and Sianley Power Tools China-Gills-Glassware WEST AVENUE DINER Open 24 Hours Daily 7 Days a Week Canandaigua Phone 29 Sa7:anIc?g?3LaAV:Inu? TRIM y MURPHY'S TIRE SERVICE DRIVE IN CLEANERS iqoqqfifglg Baflefles Phone 336I C TIRES TracI'or-Car-Truck MANCHESTER-SHORTSVILLE Recapping LAFAYEWE LAUNDRAMAT 7 LafayeH'e Ave. Canandaigua, N. Y. Ph. 209-J Laundry and Dry Cleaning Pick Up and Delivery - CANALI'S GLASS SHOP Au+o Glass Sei' While-U-Wai+ Curved Windshields LaFaye'H'e Ave. PHONE I538 CANANDAIGUA, N. Y. 67 Rf fi XZ M Iv Photographs . The Heart f Your Yearbook . . . pricele school emo 'es Ive 1 photography by Varden he Y gigs QQRDEN Sruolos I c YOUR OFFICIAL YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHERS Nbf E A R B o 0 K VIS I0 Rf 28 South Union Street Rochester 7 New York FRANK OCONNOR SPORTING GOODS CO School and Team Outtltters KOLKO PAPER COMPANY INC Complete Lune ot Paper Products 440-460 Ormond St Rochester- N Y. 499 Washington St Baker 5-5808 Buttao 3 N Y. Phone Ma 7266 sick Ed. I'Ioman P one P Phone 3I7J PI IEI.PS ELECTRIC COMPANY WATKINS SPORTING GOODS 65-67 Main Street Uxuyy PIIE PS N Y. zu N. Franklin S+. qenwcg Phone KIHQSWOOCI 8'2 3' Watkins GIen 'MSI' Store 685 Furniture-Appllances--Bottled Gas New York in FASINO S ROCHESTER POWER BRAKE CENTER INC HARMANS SPORT SHOP SB Exchange Slreel Truck Equipment Distributor f f . . . I 5 . . , - I -. 7. - I i - I ' I ,f K I as.. -X . A V . I .- I 0 I - .- 0 0 , . I . I 1 1 ' . . A. . f I i I - ,. ' 1 QI E I X I ! gp 1.1-X I I , UI an r N . I '41, , x i .- W, I I ' in L - n 0 S5 In fl i 'n . 5' :cu test 1425 W7 Wk Nw K2 sf-A I ' 3 f . Q M gl In ,:E ,C A CSEWZW 75653 UIQ? 7225320631 niftliid MW ,32.,,fv., 'WTI LAX W EW 13.f.255'n'5'.mf',f?Z V If ,Y 5 S Y D I N . 1 I I n . . n ., , . ' . I , . - I - - I - I I I , . no . . 4 - - - I I 1 I I . . - . I . , - . - 2 I I C I Q ' ll ll . I g ' Phone 6306 Service-RepaIrs-Accessories GENEVA N. Y. 29I Jay St Rochester 6 N Y Beverly 5-6336 MATHEOS BROS LOUIS MILANI FOODS INC Makers ot I890 French Dressing :E SPENCERPORT N Y. Plants: Chicago-Los Angeles 150 I ' E 1:-EEL! 68 6' 1. , COCH RAN E'S Sales and Service Palmyra S'I'ree'I' SHORTSVILLE, NEW YORK Phone 385I Congra'IuIaI'ions RECORD'S DAIRY Milk and Cream MANCHESTER SHORTSVILLE Phone 3I84 CompIimenI's of CITIZEN HOSE CO. SHORTSVILLE NEW YORK Award Jackeis and SweaI'ers RU BY'S SPORTING GOODS STORE 857 CIin'I'on Ave. So. ROCHESTER, N. Y. I Bes'I' Wishes From F. H. McELWEE AND SON FuneraI Direcfors Qualify Furni'rure New LocaI'ion ai I5I S. MAIN STREET CANANDAIGUA JAMES E. DUNCAN, INC. IThe Audio-Visual Cen+reI I39 NORTH UNION ST. ROCHESTER 5, N. Y. STAR DRY CLEANING CORP. We Call Every Tuesday and Friday Phone 98-850 Canandaigua, New York GREEN FRONT RESTAURANT Real H'aIian SpagI1eI'I'i Frank Polimeni, Prop. Phone 68I-R-Res. Phone 647 39 Niagara S'rree'I Canandaigua, N. Y. W. CASE BENHAM ELEVATOR GLF Agen+ Buyer Phone 3I3 CANANDAIGUA, N. Y. Complimenls of ADAM'S BOWLING HALL Phone 886 CANANDAIGUA, N. Y. GWF HOMES CORP. Na+ionaI Home Builders Licensed Real EsI'a're Broker CANANDAIGUA, N. Y. Phone I779 Our Service Is Always aI' Your Service 2 SQA, W sl ROCH ESTER GAS AND ELECTRIC H. W. KEENEY, INC. CANANDAIGUA, N. Y. General ConI'racI'ors Sand, Gravel and Crushed S'Ione Ready-Mixed Concrele CROWN JEWELRY WAYNE DRUGS lsb S' MamPibNE igrgisalalgua' N' Y' I24 Sou+h Main SI'ree+ Phone 6I4 If We Can'+ Guaranfee I+ We Don'+ Sell I+ Parkway Plaza Phone 890 Canandaigua, New Yorlc Besi' Wishes +o +he Class o'F I959 SHADDOCK'S SHOE STORE I78 So. Main SI. CANANDAIGUA jeweler and versmilh GKHIUDIICUI. In 'Q OUR 43rd YEAR IN CANANDAIGUA ks -Dhsvfv YXKQO . C9109 Ain GANANDAIEUA MDTDRSv IND- 236 MAIN STREET, SOUTH CANANDAIGUA, N. WILLIAM F' E GELHAR T 5 RESIDENT RES. PHON -i?i if RlV'S BARBER SHOP E AIR CONDITIONING Specialize in ChiIdren's Haircufs Besl' Wishes 'Io Class of I959 DEWEY'S JEWELRY Diamonds-WaI'ches-Jewelry PHONE 98IR CANANDAIGUA, N. Y. Go-BoaI'ing WALDORF BOAT CO., INC. CANANDAIGUA, N. 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