Sauquoit Valley Central High School - Saghdaquadah Yearbook (Sauquoit, NY)

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as geese A 2 4 CAN YOU IMAGINE August Bozzone being a great orator? Stanley Stefanik having his lessons done on time? Jack Hart being serious? Bruce Cameron arriving at school on time? Jinny Uhlig not fighting for Red? Jeanne Wenz not being polite? Marion White being loud? Reba Jones being a feather weight? Lucy Weigel being six feet tall? Mary Jane Jones passing geometry? Isabelle Watters being bashful? Betty Williams coming to school all week? Alden Woodin not flirting with Mary Jane? Jean Bullard going out with someone besides Doug B.? Walsh Duffy without freckles? Leo Allen liking English? Jim Snell not singing? Dave Clough not saying, uhuhn? Lois Reader not looking neat? Russell being a super-man? Joyce Jones being calm? Dave Stoddard not talking loud? Ann Vliet not reading? Lester Brockway not cracking his gum? Althea Wilkinson not trying to attract a male's ' attention? Doris DeShane having a waist measurement of 2216? Mary Weigel being interested in the boys? Mr. Gaffney not checking up on his students? Coach Trask agreeing with anyone? X Al: So you were in the hospital for months. Must have been pretty sick!,' Pete: !'No, pretty nurse. S! uHello, Alice, this is Jack. Do you still love me? Of course I do, dear. MI thought so, you dirty little flirt. This isn't Jack, it's Tomf' Why, you big fish! This isn't Alice, itas Mary.', K Dot. S.: 6'Did you tell him outright that you loved him? Mary Jane: 6'Of course not, he had to squeeze it out of me. if Red: G'I,ll bet there is one dance you won't sit out. Evelyn: '4Which is that? Red: The St. Vitus Dance.', X Tom: g'Do you know the difference between a taxi and a subway? Issy: '6No',. Tom: g'Fine, we'll take the subway. Alden: 6'What would I have to do to gain your heart? Mary Jane: '!Be a surgeonf, X Katherine H.: '4Jack, you should place your hand over your mouth when you yawn. Jack H.: uWhat, and get bitten ?', Mrs. Prichard: How many people are there in this country? Buzz Bozzone: L'Er-rrrrrrf' Mrs. Prichard: Hurry, hurry. Every second you dilly-dally the number grows largerf' X Althea: 'GHow did you like the college boy you danced with last night?', Dottie: !'He might be all right if he ever learns to stand on his own feet. X Ken O.: 'sWhy is an empty purse always the same? Joe K.: 'GI dunno. Why is an empty purse always the same?', Ken O.: uBecause you can't see any change in it. Mary O.: 6'Would you come to my aid in distress? Dick G., the Gob: !'My dear, it wouldn't make any difference to me what you were wearing. U. S. S. Ranger CV-4. X Dentist: 'Stop waving your arms and making faces, miss! Why, I haven't even touched your tooth! Mary Y.: I know you haven't, but youire standing on my cornf, X HI canit quite diagnose your case. I think it must be -drink. ' f4All right, doctor. I7ll come-back when you're sober. X. Walt W. fat a party? :, I made an awful mistake jut now. I told a man I thought the host was a stingy old blighter and it happened to be the host I spoke to. Mrs. Prichard: 'LOh, you mean my husband? X Mary T.: Dear, did you ever read the story of Jason and the Colden Fleas Bob M.: 4'Yes, love, I simply itch for such stories. gn rf Sue H.: uApologize to me instantly for that kiss. Bruce C.: Gee, was it as bad as all that? if Gert. K.: Let me go, I hardly know youf, Walt W.: Oh, I hate to drop an acquaintance so soon. Ll Hazel: I want dress to put on around the housef' Clerk: g'How large is your house, madam?', rf Dave C.: I hear Lucy is marrying that X-ray spe- cialistf' Reba: '!Yes. What can he see in her? S! Van W.: What would I have to give you for just one little kiss?,' Mary F.: '6Chloroform. X Earl M.: HW'hat would you say if I blew you a kiss? Lucy W.: I'd say you were a very lazy fellow. PAGE TWENTY SEVEN

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Most Popular Most Beautiful H andsomest Most Scholarly Most Humorous Most Athletic Most lndustrious Best Sport M eekest N oisiest M ost Serious Most Polite Best Dancer Most Dignified Best Dressed S. V. C. CENSUS Dorothy Smith Dorothy Smith Ann Weigel Reba Jones Mary Toner Betty Tuttle Helen Stefanik Dorothy Lee .lean Jones Lois Reader .Ieanne Wenz Lucy Weigel Lois Reader Mary .lane Jones X -f f 4 as David Stoddard Bill .lones Francis Brennan August Bozzone David Stoddard Francis Brennan Stanley Stefanik Russell Lee Lester Brockway Alden Wooden Marshall Hurn James Snell Marshall Hurn John Hart Dave S.: They say brunettes have sweeter disposi- tions than blondesf' Dave C.: 'GWelI, my girlis been both and I can't see illly diH'ercnce.', rf Lucy W.: What's the matter- -afraid of having your umbrella stolen? .lean B.: g'No. Recognized. ,4 Bruce C.: Yep, I had a beard like yours once, but when I realized how it made me look I cut it off. .Ioe K.: 'LWell, I had a face like yours once, and when I realized how I looked I grew a beard. if Doug.: It says here in the paper that in Egypt women carry baskets of fruit on their heads. Tom: That,s nothing so remarkable. Women do that over here and call 'em hats. X Mr. Gaffney: 6'What is a rabbit? Ernie Y.: Dad says it's an animal that grows the fur that other animals get credit for when it is made into a coat. if Miss Goodman: Why do you insist on cooking so much food for your meals? Nancy P.: MII I didn't, how could we economize by eating left-over dishes? if 3 Mrs. Prichard: g'What is your idea of civilization?' Charles C.: It certainly is a good idea. Somebody 75, ought to start it. rf Mr. Faville: I see youire getting better marks lately. How's that?', Schuyler R.: Pop's away on a business trip, and I do all my homework myselff' if Dentist: A bridge like this one will cost you SYS. Dot F.: 'iCouldn't you just put in a culvert?', K Lester B.: HDon't you believe that money talks? Stanley S.: Yes, but all mine ever says is 'goodbye'. PAGE TWENTY-SIX Mary F.: MI found this coin on your desk, madamf' Miss Cassidy: Pm glad you are honest. I put it there purposely to test your honesty. Mary: That's what I thoughtf' X Salesgirl: 'iHere,s a lovely sentiment on this card: 'To the only girl I ever lovedif' Bruce C.: That,s the stud. Give me a dozen of themf' if Mrs. P.: You should let bygones be bygonesf' Issy: g'Then why do you let us learn history. if .Ion H.: Waiter, take this chicken away. It is ac- tually so tough it seems to be made out of stone. Waiter: Nothing strange about that, sir, it's a Ply- mouth Rockf, if Hotel Manager: Do you want the porter to call you? Buzz: 'LNo, thanks. I awake every morning at 7. Manager: Well, then, do you mind calling the porter? rf Coach: '6He went blind from drinking coffee. Mr. Gaffney: Whoever heard of such a thing? How did it happen?,' Coach: He left his spoon in his cup. '4 Mary Jane: Where did your wonderful string of pcarls come from? You don't mind my asking do you? Reba: Not at allfthey came from oysters. Q? Employer: Anything you can do better than any- one else? Leo A.: 4'Yes, I can read my own hand-writing. Q4 Lois M.: HBil1,I never see you with Jean any more. Bill J.: Well, I don't like the way she laughs. Lois M.: Really? I've never noticed itf' Bill: Well, you werenit there when I proposed to herfi Y rf Dad iseverelyi: g'What is this 60 on your report card? Joe K.: 6You don't suppose it could be the tem- perature of the room, do you, Dad?,' if Mary F.: g'Hello, is this the fire department? Fire Dept.: Yes, what do you want? Mary: Where,s the nearest firebox? I want to turn in an alarm?,' 31 Gus: g'Darling, will you marry me? Esther: Gus, I can't marry you, but I'll always ad- mire your good taste. rf Walsh D.: HI would like to dance like this forever. Nancy P.: Don,t you ever want to improve ? - -N up

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Classified s DOCTORS DR. F. N. SCHAFER, Veterinarian ..,,. ,,.,,.........,,,. S auquoit DR. I. C. RICE ,, , ..,. . ,,.,, ........, ......, ..,,,.,....,,,,,,,.....,.............,.. W a t erville DR. E. B. TERRY, Phone 4-8916, 1000 Park Ave., Utica FLORISTS FLOWERS from WINTERKAMP'S, 284 Genesee St.. Dial 4-4861 ....,, , ......,,,, ...... ,..........,..,..,...............,..,,,,...,... , . .Utica CHARLES BUSHINGER, 52 Genesee St. Dial 2-1743 ....,.,,.,..,. ........,,.,,,... ......,.,,,,.,, . . . ,.,......,........., New Hartford MEAT DEALER AUGUST BOZZONE, Hams and Beef n a Specialty ......,...... ,............,.,,.................,.....,...............,.......,...... S auquolt BEAUTY SHOP PAULINE'S BEAUTY SHOP. Leading shop for Shel- ton Permanents, New-Ray Machineless and all Beau ty Culture. Phone 4-8098 ....., ,,...,...,.,,.,.,....,,...,.......... S auquoit FEED AND FUEL BERT PERRY. Feed, Grain, Coal, Cement, etc. Office Phone fl--1374. Resident Phone 2-5958. GROCERIES ALBERT LEWIS. General Merchandise ,.......,, Sauquoit L. E. TIFFANY, General Merchandise.. ......,,. Cassville GENERAL BAKING COMPANY. Bond Bread ,, . ,.., , ....,.., ., New Hartford E. M. BOCKUS. Phone 4-1992 .........,,....,.,,,.... ,,..., . ,... S auquoit INSURANCE COMPANIES ROGER W. HUNTINGTON, Real Estate Dealer .,,, ,..,, ....,,..... ,...,,..,,...........,...,.,........,, ...... . . Waterville ELLEN BUILDING, 123 Blandina St. Phone 4-1527. Carry Insurance with Ellen' ,,,..,. ...... , ...... ,......,...,............,,.... U t ica SERVICE STATIONS T. R. HART, Richfield Service Station .......,..... Wash. Mills CASSVILLE SERVICE STATION. Tim Jones and Bill Pernie. TOWNSEND AND WADDELL. Service With a . ,, . Smile. Phone 2-4741 .....,,..,, ,,.......,,................,.,..,....,. C hadwlcks CLAYVILLE GARAGE. General Repairs, Welding, Body and Fenders. Phone 4-9542. HORIGAN'S SERVICE STATION ..........,...,,.......,.,, Clayville For a Test, Call on BRENNAN'S UTICA BRAKE SERVICE. Phone 2-6165. 1009 Genesee St. ........... Utica WEARING APPAREL JACK AND JILL CHILDREN'S WEAR. Complete line of Infant Wear. 228 Columbia St. . ...., ,........,.. -Utica COLLEGE HALL, Suits, Skirts, Dresses and Sporting Goods. VISIT THE HI SHOP AT THE NEW BOSTON STORE , -H .,,. . . ..., ....,... .,,, . .,...,.,... , . .-.Utica FISHER'S DEPARTMENT STORE . ,, New Hartford A. B. C. BOYS' SHOP. Graduation Outfits, also new selection of slack ensembles, sport coats. 250 Genesee Street , . .,., . , ., Utica STAR PANTS SHOP. COLUMBIA PANTS SHOP. Open evenings. Pants shortened free. 222 Columbia St. . ,. ,, Utica S'I'ERN'S DRESS SHOP. JEWELERS EVANS AND SONS, INC. Opposite the Savings Bank. 234 Genesee SI. ,, ........ ,. ........,....,...., ........,...,. ..... . . . Utica THE GIFT SHOP. Sterling Silver, Diamonds and Watches. Lafayette St. ,...,,,,,..,..........,. ......, ...,.,,.......,.,...,..........,, U t ica MISCELLANEOUS DOOLITTLE POULTRY FARM. Dressed Poultry and Eggs ,,,... ..,. . ,,,. . ,.,,... . ..,,,,, ...... .... ....., .......,......... ..,.. C 1 1 s s ville GEORGE MERRITT WOODEN. Electrician, Carpen- ter, Plumber and Paper Hanger. Service anywhere at any time. PROCTOR COAL YARD. Walter North, Prop. Dealer in Blue Coal. Phone: Waterville 20F-24. PAUL G. DAWLEY. Cattle Hauling. Cassville, Phone: Waterville 38F-14. FOR QUALITY PRODUCTS SEE MTHE WATKINS MAN , .Ioseph Richards. ....,,,,. . ..,,,..........,.......,,, Chadwlcks REID-SHELDON AND COMPANY. Luggage and Leather Goods, 241 Genesee St. .....,......,... ,.....,,..,.,.........,, U tica DODGE 5-10-25c Store .... , ,.........,,....... ,..,....,....... N ew Hartford FRANK MORGAN, Hardware, Phone 11 ...,.... Waterville DECKER'S PACKAGE STORE. Advertised Brands of Quality Better Wines and Liquors. LA VALLIE RESTAURANT, Waterville, N.Y. Booths, Tables and Counter Service . . . Open Sundays. MAUDE FOLEY GIFT SHOP, Opposite Hotel Utica, 109 Lafayette Sl. .. ..., , ...., ,,,......,...,,,...,.... ...,,.....,.,,....... . , .Utica BERLOW DANCE STUDIO ...,, .......,......,,.,,,......,,.., ,.....,,..,,..,.. U t ica JACK LUND.. , ...,,, ......, . , ....,.,, .,.. . ,, ......,, .. ...., , Bridgewater ROYAL BOWLING CENTER, Corner South and Sey- mour, Phone 2-9376 . ,,,,, ....,..,,. . .....,, ,,,,......,, , , .........,,,.....,,.. U tica HIGHLAND POULTRY AND POTATO FARM, F. H. Smith 81 Son, Phone 20F-23 .....,,.......,.,,.,,.........,.....,....,., Cassville MILLER'S DRUG STORE, .....,,..,,,.....,..,.,,,,..........,,.......,..,, Clayville RAY LEWIS, Antique Shop .......,,,, ......,,., ........,. ,,,...., S a u quoit WASHINGTON MILLS DINER, Mrs. Prockup, Prop. Specialize in Home-made Pies. MANHATTAN RESTAURANT, Home Cooking, All Kinds of Beverages. YE OLD AMERICAN HOTEL, A. C. Woodhouse, Prop. ......,.,,,,.....,.,,,,, ,. ..,.,,,..........,,.....,.,,.....,,...,...,,,,..........,......... Waterville MORROW'S NUT SHOP, Genesee St. ,.........,,..,.,.,..,......, Utica COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND. BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, Troop 1 ..,,,,,,,,.. ,Cassville DONALD HENKLE ....... ,.,.,.,..,,......,...,,.............,.,..,,,...........,.,.,,.,..,.,,.., P aris EDITH M. VOGT ....,........... ....,.....,. C layville MARY DAWLEY, ...,....,,.,.. .,.,,.....,, C assville HARVEY CLARK. .... ...,......,,...,.........,,...................,..... ,....,.....,...., P a ris ED. HORIGAN ....,.,,...., .. ..... ...,.,..........,,,..,..,......,,. .,.............,.,. C I ayville MR. and MRS. CLIFFORD F. EVANS ........,. ...,,..........,, P aris ARNOLD T. ARMBRUST. ,. .,..,......,,.,.. .........,.,...,,, ......... S a uqufmit CLAYVILLE FOUNDRY. THE PARENT-TEACHERS ASSOCIATION, Sauquoit Valley Central School. .I. W. TOWNSEND .. . ...,,,, , ,,,., ,. , Sauquoit SANFORD S. HATFIELDW., ,. ...,, .... , Sauquoit A FRIEND. HILLTOPPERS, 4-H GIRLS ,..., ,.....,...,..,,,,,, , I -Cassville O. .I. ALBERDING , ,....., .. . . ..,... , . . ., Clayville THE PARENT-TEACHERS ASSOCIATION, Sauquoit Valley Central School. HARDY HOTEL ,,,. ..,,,,, . .. . . .,,, .. Clayville An Education Pays Splendid Dividends PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT