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

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1948 volume:

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Alma Mater, Alma Mater, Deep graven on each heart Shall be found unwavering truth, When we from life shall part. 4 mmf' ew N appreciation of her patience, understanding, friendliness, kindness, and guidance as an adviser and a teacher . . . We proudly dedicate this issue of the Saghdaquadah Siren to Mrs. Dorothy T. Owens 5 Hn. MEMORHAM A True KBQEILCC fer foyer I gy ' ', Jriceml AnnaJ.lyonS 9 r ik ,3'13f9fZ9f9C3f3c3f33 . -- A- o RS. Anna Lyons, principal and teacher in the Clayville Elementary School for sixteen years, served the young people in her school and commun- ity, in a manner which will ever be appreciated. The boys and girls who worked and played under her supervision will always remember Mrs. Lyons with affection, admiration, and respect. 6 I ' A xl r x ' .,XLeonard Grubel, M.S., Cornell University, Agriculturegio-SMWQJ fr Dlfg x X wJ . . 3- W Wg! 74444669 Harold B. Wood, Ph.D., Syracuse University - Supervising Principal 1 2! 9x, Nelson Payne, M.S., University of Southern California M.A.,Yale University, Vice-Principal, Science Eugene Barnard, B.M., University of Wichita, Instrumental Music A A, my Marjorie Burke, B.A., Syracuse University, Commercial and Guidance 7 M Daniel Collins, B.S., Albany State Teachers College, Mathematics Sarah Dunn, B.A., Albany State Teachers College, English Jeanette Farmer, Potsdam State Teachers College, Art Katherine Fox, New York University, Commercial fs K F C: K t.a,i,y.ibf, Katherine Herber, M A , Mlddlebury College, Languages John Jamieson, M.S., Syracuse University, Physical Education Anna Jenks, Cortland State Teachers College, Library and Speech Margaret Johnson, B.S., University of New Hampshire, Home Economics Fred Kilbourne, B.S., Oswego State Teachers College, Industrial Arts Mabel Murphy, Crane Institute of Music, Vocal Music Dorothy T. Owens, B.S., Elmira College, English Particia Powers, R.N., St. Elizabeth Hospital, School Nurse Helene Prichard, B.S., Albany State Teachers College, Social Studies Florence Slayton, Geneseo State Teachers College, Social Studies Frances Wigham, B.S., Cortland State Teachers College, Physical Education Laura Woernley? B.S., A152157 State Teachers College, Mathematics . fd,u,c,4. fj I 'W NCE again a group of young people approach the time when they are about to leave our midst after a sojourn of several years. You, who are about to leave our school family will face new situations, new sets of conditions, new associations which will demand different responses on your part. We, the faculty, who have attempted to show you some of the paths, realize that we, or for that matter no other group, could ever adequately prepare you to meet many of these problems with set patterns of behavior. Life in 1948 is entirely too complicated to begin to establish rules of conduct or action to meet all conditions. Never- theless, there are certainf basic principles of good living which are worth following. You should realize that these have been stressed, emphasized and repeated time and time again for your benefit, not only in groups, but also on an individual basis. In our small school we have had an opportunity to know each other as individuals much better than is possible in larger school systems where pupils frequently go through four years of high school without ev- er getting acquainted with each other as a group or with the staff, except perhaps in small groups or cliques. Frequently you, no doubt, have felt this was a distinct handicap, for oftentimes we have antici- pated some of your moves and have taken precautionary measures. By and large, you have had a fairly easy task and way of living while attending your school, particularly if you did your work with a fair degree of consistency, perserverance and accuracy. Such habits of industry and good conduct should pay dividends to you in the long run. To be successful in life you need not necessarily become millionaires or acquire more than your share of the world's goods. We hope you will be the type of person others will look up to - one whom others will feel they can trust, go to for help and advice. In other words, be a friend. Conduct is a good test of intelligence. Don't follow the crowd just for the sake of the ride. Use those gifts which you have - make them count. The future will be what you want to make of itg opportunities are wide open - in fact, they so far surpass any we have ever had that there is no comparison: but in your zeal for suc- cess - be true to yourself. We, who remain behind, wish you good luck. We shall always be interested in your progress. Come back to see us, we shall always be glad to see you. xfdifewg .1- W 515 F5532 Z , iff 19 QE: , if -JJ, , ..W if Q: Ea -lg. 'F ,J7 PJ' 'L' 24 15. 2252: . ,..,.- :wh .IR-g.n ,I 45.,,.,,,,,.Q V .u':w..wwl'i X53 'Z ,- 'fi' . QQ' fvzif W: , .-rj, . HX -T J . 5, ft Q 44, V2 ' 1 Xiu' ,-inf. ,ul .,.,1 ,-94.5 K b -. r 14 G 3 t t if ,L 6 PBARTLETT DARRELL 1 HSh0l'tyn f'He takes his fun where he finds it Dramatic Club 2,3,45 Prize Speaking 3,45 League Prize Speaking 35 Senior Play 45 ,Basketball 25 Cheerleading 15 Baseball 45 Volley Ball 35 Track 3, 45 Bowling 45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Student Council 1, 2,35 Class President 45 Yearbook Staif 35 Physical Education Exhibit 3,45 Career - Dramatics FRAIR, ROBERT Bob A Basketball hero with record fine, athletics, not history seem his line ' Football 45 Basketball 2,3, 45 Baseball 2,3,45 Student Council Treasurer 45 Class Vice-President 45 Dramatic Club 45 Career - Auditor I 11 'X fi en6afz0' Presidt ' Darrell Bartlett Vice-Pri 'ent....... Robert Frair Secretary .......... .. ..... jean Bradley Treasurer . .... . Richard A. jones I at .5 BRADLEY, IEAN Brad' Jean is very neat and trim, iullof pep, vigor and vim All-State Choir 3,45 Sec- ond in Prize Speaking 2,35 Dramatic Club 2,3,45 Pres- ident 25 Vice-President 45 Senior Play 45 Choir 1,2,3, 45 Ensemble 3,45 Intramur- als 1,2,3,45 Cheerleading 15 Student Councils 2,3,45 Secretary 25 Treasurer 35 Library Club 45 Class Sec- retary 3,45 News Hound Staff 1,25 Girls Empire State 35 Yearbook Staff 35 Career - English Teacher JONES, RICHARD A. Dick Dick is the lad with the curly red hair, he is al- ways,happy with never a care Class Treasurer 45 Vice- President 15 Basketball 2, 35 Football 3,45 Baseball 3, 45 Ski Team 3,45 Intramur- als 1,25 Physical Educa- tion Exhibit 1,2,3,45 Choir 1,45 All-State Choir 45 Track Official Scorer 35 Basketball Manager 45 Bowling 45 Career - Business 10 AVERY, ALFRED Bud I worry not, for what's the use? To worry bores one like the deuce ' Football 3,45 Career - Tool maker BENTLEY, ROBERT Bob A smile for every fellow and two for every girl Choir 1,2,35 Senior Play 4 Track 2,35 Intramurals 45 Yearbook Staff 35 Class Vice-President 35 Career - Undecided A BALL, BEVERLY tKBevN Neat as a pin, shapely 5 and slim ' Band 2,3,45 Choir 45 En- semble 45 Dramatic Club 2,3,45 Archery 35 Physi- cal Education Exhibit 35 Student Forum 15 Career - Fashion Designer BOLAND, JUNE She's really very quiet At least most of the day Choir 1,2,3,45 Dramatic Club 2,3,45 Senior Play 45 Christmas Play 35 Intra- murals 1,2,3,45 Yearbook Staff 35 Career - Nursing' 5. 11 BELLOWS, HARRIET High in stature, high in aims Band 15 Choir 45 Dramatic Club 3,45 Senior Play 45 Intramurals 2,3,45 Student gouncil 35 Yearbook Staff 7 Career - Nurse BROCKETT BEVERLY Bev Happy go lucky with eyes of brown, The world's nev- er dull when Bev's around Choir 2,3,45 Dramatic Club 2,3,45 Senior Pla 45 Christmas Play 3,5 Cheer- leading 35 Library Club 2, 3,45 Vice-President 35 President 45 Yearbook Staff 35 F.I-l.A. 35 Career - Nursing BROWN, IEAN Brownie Sometimes quiet, some- times shy, but the rest of the time, OH MY! Choir l,2,3,43 Dramatic Club 2,3,4Q Senior Play 43 Intramurals 1,2,33 Student Council 13 News Hound Staff 1,23 F.H.A. 43 Treas- urer 43 Yearbook Staff 33 Career - Telephone Opera- tor DAwEs, JACK Oswald The teachers always dis- cover my faults3 They nev- er appreciate my charms Senior Choir 2,3Q lntramur als 3,43 Career - Carpenter , X 'f?vz'1f'gW 'ffi-WFiPiff,55'E A , 1 3- 3' -ff, -,nw 3 :L - V,-31,5 - V 'gy f, K A of ff - Q u, -WM A. A ,I C , , al.. ., . if f V. .- ' :eta ,f, ., 41-2-If, C ,af . , I ' 5 : 1 1432 li? f ,y y 15 .jing w,s- ' , pf' L x , f.s1,,-S: - Sf. 5 .We K COBANE, DAVID A lazy manner, a friendly grin, It's hard to think of a verse for him Choir 3,43 Football 33 News Hound Staff 1,25 F.F.A. 2,3, 33 Secretary 3, Treasurer 3 Career - Farming DILLENBECK, CHARLES Men of few words are the best men F.F.A. 1,2,3,43 Vice-Pres- ident 43 Intramurals 1,2,3, 43 Baseball 33 Career - Agriculture 12 COVERT, RICHARD Dick A quiet tongue shows a wise head Dramatic Club 3,4Q Li- brary Club 3,43 Vice-Pres- ident 43 Career - Teacher FAVILLE, IEAN Fav ' A pretty face, a happy sm i?1I2?245'g of grim Choir 1,2,3,43 Dramatic El1ibt1,2,3,43'1Senioxg Play ' ramur s 1 2, ,43 Physical Educati,on Exhib- it 33 News Hound 1,2Q Career - Buyer FERGUSON, ELEANOR GARDINER, BENJAMIN HATFIELD, MARY FRANCES A gentle, stately maiden with most lady-like man- ners Dramatic Club 2,3,43 Senior ggFergyH ggBenH gm!! You are too thin to hide Tall and straight, with offenses manly gait Choir 1,2,33 Intramurals Intramurals 13 Choir 1,2,33 1,2,33 Library Club 1,2Q Basket- Career - Secretary ball 23 Ski Team 3,43 Valley HORTH, RICHARD Dick I meant to do my work today. . . Library Club 2,33 Ski Team 3,43 Yearbook Editor-in- Chief 33 Career - Radio Research Technician Ball 33 Yearbook Staff 33 Career - Machinist HOLDEREGGER, ELSIE Elsie Silence is golden3 I must try it sometime. Cheerleading 13 Intramur- als 1,2,3,43 News Hound reporter 23 Dramatic Club Librarian 2 , 3,43 Yearbook Staff 33 Choir 1,2,3,43 Li- brary Club 2,3Q Physical Education Exhibit 1,2,3,43 Career - Nurse Play 43 Choir 3,45 Prize Speaking 33 Student Council Secretary 33 Class Presi- dent 2,33 Yearbook Staff 33 News Hound Staff 23 Intra- murals l,2,33 Career - Psychiatric Nurse HURN, MALCOLM Malkie Extra goodness, extra strength, all Malcolm needs is extra length Choir 1,2,3,43 Boys Ensem- ble 3,43 All-State Choir 43 Senior Play 43 Library Club 2,3,43 Yearbook Staff 33 News Hound 1,23 Career - Mortician 13 A - , .v, . .- .f',,,., ' . Q 1 u , 1+ n ' 'Elm-n 35? , Q 5 . ,, ja, ,, ., 171' .' r N . I ' ,ep K - , auf . -, i PT, 1211. ' E, 2:-4 511 'if 'Q ' A',.4'f,?'f K:N ' , V W , WV ,f Q, iv ' - ' , 'z R ,xx . , ,CH '?.:7f1'!li.l.f 4 . ' ' '-Q 1 1 tiff A . J 5, ii , 1. .. . .5 ggi, 4 IONES, EDWARD Eddie There is nothing small about him Choir 2,35 Library Club 3, Career - Business MERRITT, JOYCE A cheerful miss with a smile for everyone Years 1,2,3, - Washburn High, Minneapolis, Minne sota Choir 45 Intramurals 45 '1 , 5 E i i . . . KIRBY, BARBARA Bobby It's a kind heart that has plenty of friends Choir 1,2,3,45 All-State Choir 3,45 Ensemble 3,45 Dramatic Club President 35 Secretary 45 Senior Play 45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Cheer- leader 1,2,3,45 Physical Education Exhibit 1,2,3,45 Yearbook Staff 35 Library Club 25 Student Council 2,45 Vice-President 25 Presi- gent 45 Class Treasurer 2, 7 Career - Air Hostess MERRITT, ROBERT A. The noblest, mind, the best contentment Basketball 1,2,35 Band 1,25 E944 - 1945 U.S. Marine orps McLOUCHI..Il:Ii. BERNARD 'B on ie ' Be sure you are right, then go ahead Intramurals 1,2,35 Basket- ball 45 Career - Aviation NEWELL, IACQUELINE jackie ' She's little but she's there Choir 1,2,35 Dramatic Club 45 Student Council 1,25 In- tramurals 1,2,35 F.H.A. 3, 45 Physical Education Ex- hibition 1,25 News Hound Staff 1,25 Career - Business vp .,:.,.k. .,M..lM - R, NORTH, ROBERT NORTON, ROBERT fKB0b!Y llBob77 The shortest answer is An ounce of mirth is doing worth a pound of sorrow Basketball 1,2Q Track 1,23 Football 3,43 Baseball 1, Volley Ball 13 Intramurals 3,43 Mgr. 13 Basketball 3, 3,43 Prize Speaking 23 43 Mgr. 43 Intramurals 1, Football 1,2Q 1943-1946 U. 2,3,43 S. Navy Career - Engineering Career - Business Execu- tive PRICHARD, IAMES jimmy Truth is truth to the end of reckoning Basketball 2,3,43 Baseball 3,4Q Intramurals 1,2,3,43 Student Council 13 Bowling 43 Yearbook Staff 33 Physi- cal Education Exhibit 2,3 3 Career - Electrical Engin- 861' RAY, KENNETH tlxenh Football playing is Ken's delight3 and on the field he does all right Choir 43 Dramatic Club 43 Football 43 Baseball 43 Years l,2,3, at Frankfort High School Career - Accountant 15 PLANTE, GLORIA Welcome wheresoe'er she went, a calm and gra- cious element Intramurals 2,33 Choir 2,33 Career - Housewife REED, ESTELLA Stella What's the odds, so long as you're happy? ' Library Club 2,3,-lc Secre- tary and Treasurer 43 murals 1,2,33 Career - Nurse ni its 3 RISING, PI-IYLLIS Phil Personality beauty and wit, no wonde,r she makes such a2hg,kll St B d Choir , ' - ate an 3,4Q Band'1,2,3,4, Drama- tic Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 4, Yearbook Staff 3, Seni- gr Play 4, Cheerleadling 1, ,3,4' Library Club , F. H.A. 'ag Intramurals 1,2,3, Phiyzlcsal Education Exhib- it ' Car'eer'- Secretary SCHAEFER, MARILYN A merry heart that laughs at care Choir 1,2,3,4, F.H.A. 3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3, Physical ' w Education Exhibit 3, Ne s Hound Reporter 2, Career - Hair Dresser .' '5 fx A A 1 l v Y ROBERTS, JAMES , ltlimmyii I-Ie s full of pep a.nd smiles and fun, and can t be called the quiet one Track 4, Football 4, Student Council 43 Choir 3,4, A11- State Choir 4, Years 1,2, London, England Career - Surveying SMITH, JOYCE Smitty Happy go lucky, fair a.nd free nothing there is that bothers me ' Choir 1,2,3,4, Library Club 2, Dramatic Club 2, Cheer- leading 3, Intramurals 1,2, 3,4, Class Secretary 23 News Hound Reporter 23 Yearbook Staff 33 F.H.A. 43 Secretary 4, Physical Ed- ucation Exhibit 3, Career - Nursing 16 I SCHAFER, LAWRENCE Larry You can't pay attention to your brakes when your mind is on your clutch Basketball 3, Baseball 3, Bowling Captain 4, Intra- murals 3,4, Dramatic Club 4, Senior Play 43 Career - Mechanic VAN BAASTEN, DOROTHY Dottie Though size and weight be small, friendliness com- pensates all Choir 2,35 Dramatic Club 33 Intramurals 2,3, News Hound Staff 2, F.H.A. 33 Physical Education Exhibit 2,3,4, Career - Secretary WELCH, IRVING K K 7 7 lt s music that makes the world go round Choir 43 Football 3,43 F.F.A. 3,43 Physical Education Ex hibit 33 Intramurals 3,43 Career - Music CLASS COLORS: BLUE AND GOLD if -1 sms ,sn 1' V X A J 74 f ' A ' 'pill ' I -fi--S W 3. .7 5 lfiieiff 3 -Tia' A I is 3 3 A ,WY 3 , ATE' f. 'fir ,Q , WEST, HOWARD Westy When he smiles he uses a lot of face Intramurals 1,2,3,4Q Track 3,43 Dramatic Club 3,43 Senior Play 43 Christmas Play 2,3Q Library Club 23 Student Forum 23 Choir 2, 43 Physical Education Ex- hibit 1,2,3,43 Career - Telephone Com- P2-HY KEEHLE,GLENN Happy am I, from care I'm free, why aren't they all contented like me F.F.A. 1,2,3,43 Reporter 43 President 43 Delegate to National F.F.A. Convention 43 Intramurals 3,43 Oneida County F.F.A. Secretary 43 Track 33 Class Vlce-Pres- ident 23 Career - Agriculture SENIOR CLASS ADVISER MRS. HELENE PRICHARD 17 . WYSTOZALY, ERNEST Ernie Smooth runs the water where the brook is deep F.F.A. 1,2Q Baseball 1,2,3 43 Basketball 23 Football 45 Career - Draftsman CLASS FLOWER: YELLOW ROSE First Row: Ioan Taylor, Micheline Wheaton, Donald Keehle, Catherine Gaff, George Krom, Darwin Star ing, Pauline Miller, Anna Brennan. Second Row: Richard Jones, Norma Ludlow, Barbara Kress, Joan Gibbons, lean Perkins, Carolyn Coons, Elaine Rower, Leona Horan, lane Gibbons. Third Row: Leo Lemieux, William Ludlow, Arnold Timian, Robert Potter, Elmer Brown, James McLoughlin, Mary Guardi, Edward Thomas, Mrs. Owens. Fourth Row: Donald Weigel, Harvey Brockley, Willard Limbacher, Robert White. Absent from picture: Jeannette Bray, Joan Nettles, Clarence Furner. 'X x M 4 Presi.. . . . . George Krom Vice-President. . .darwin Staring Secretary. . . Catherine Gaff Treasurer. . . . . B. mald Keehle Class Colors: Maroon and White Class Flower: White Rose 18 .i 'ggi X ' 1 S First row: left to right: I. Pronto, M. Thomas, R. Corrado, C. Brown, C. Dackowsky, M. Townsend, H. Kerr, H. Squire. Second row: Miss Herber, B. Davies, W. Reed, H. Wolcott, H. DiMare, G. Miller, L. Gagne, C. Weigel. Third row: 1. jones, C. McLoughlin, A. Kant, P. Canfield, E. Sanderson, N. Stoddard, I. Potter, N. Jones, R. Brown. Fourth row: H. Potts, H. Wolcott, A. Staring, C. Owens, M. Tellup, M. Stephens, D. Seelman, H. Welch. First row: left to right, G. Gould, L. Taylor, D. Brucker, L. Menard, L. Valade, M. Ball, A. Fisher, G Rower. Second row: R. Hart, B. Beehm, I. Arnold, R. Iasek, G. Reed, C. Corrado, B. Charles, L. Lansdall, M. Gibbons, B. Prior, I. Smith. Third row: Miss Woernley, L. Lallier, H. Morgan, R. Cockett, A. Cleary, R. Ford, B. Brockway, K. Hart- zell, W. Kress, I. Lewis, S. Gibbons. Fourth row: C. Creedon, R. Waldron, I. Hoynacki, M. Kinne, I. Holderegger, R. Sibley, W. Force, D. McGee D. King. 19 First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: Miss Slayton, G. Wisnoski, I. Smith, E. Smith, L. Kerr, B. Smith, C. Williams, M. Kerr, C. Lallier, R. Lewis, F. Timian, Miss Dunn. S. Wolcott, B. Tauss, N. Barrett, B. Squire, I. Hinkle, F. Yarosz, I. Beehm, D. Smith, 1. Hin- kle, B. Brown, I. Bozzone, M. Alton, S. Hatfield. E. Rehm, M. Ludlow, E. Bartlett, 1. Tellup, D. Knox, E. Harjung, D. Crescenzo, I. Brownell, 1. Miller, 1. Lallier, V. Sibley, W. Chamberlain. S. Garrison, V. Griffin, G. Bellows, R.. Hughes, N. Seymour, R. Apel, I. Mc Gurk, V. Bart- lett, A. Reed, D. Wheeler, A. Burgin, C. Guardi, R. Sweet, T. Davies, I. Wickes. First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: C. Iones, P. Kress, B. Moyer, R. Sen, M. Phillips, R. Gillman, 1. Alberico, E. Crowe, J. Car- ney, D. Brown, N. Limbacker. E. Sweet, P. Beehm, M. Head, 1. Ray, C. L. Roberts, C. H. Roberts, R. Bailey, E. Bevins, C. Przyluke, M. A. White, C. Tuttle, M. Tuttle. Miss Wigham, E. Davis, D. Critelli, R. Linkie, N. Henkle, 1. Brockway, G. Barnes, E. Davies Y. Wheaton, N. Taylor, J. Wisnoski, N. Force, B. Brockett, C. Weigel. Mr. Collins, C. Hyney, D. Mc Loughlin, D. Davis, A. Miller, I. Furner, I. Iasek, A. Citriniti, A. Cobane, B. Cook, D. Healy, R. Coughlin, E. Parslow, A. Cardillo, W. Smith, I. Smith. 20 . 1- Q e .K 1.- :EQ LP ' IQ, Zcwkeficzfl Seated left to right Edward Thomas, R wbert Frair, Darwin Starmg George Krom, Gilbert Nicholas Standing left to right: Richard A. jones IN . Robert Whlte Benjamin Gardiner, james Prlchard Mlchael Tellup, Coach Iamx 1. SCHEDULE SAUQUOIT OPPONENTS December january February March 3 5 12 17 5 9 13 16 20 23 3 6 11 17 20 24 27 5 Bridges -r Oriskany 'alls Holland Patent Oriskany Oriskany Falls Chadwicks Westmoreland Poland Bridgewater West Canada Verona Holland Patent Oriskany Verona Chadwicks Westmoreland Poland West Canada 22 'Wczfwdf Seated left to right: Bernard McLoughlin, Clarence Furner, Charles Owens, Gordon Miller Donald Seel man, Carl Creedon. Standing left to right: Robert Norton Mgr., Donald Weigel, Iohn Holderegger, William Kress Marvin Kxnne Wayne Force, Coach Jamieson. I 4 4 SCHEDULE SAUQUOIT OPPONENTS December 3 Bridgewater 39 5 Oriskany Falls 36 12 Holland Patent 32 17 Oriskany 41 January 6 Oriskany Falls 54 9 Chadwicks 45 13 Westmoreland 41 16 fNo 1. V. Game with Polandl 20 Bridgewater 37 23 West Canada 25 February 3 Verona , 23 6 Holland Patent 33 11 Oriskany 27 17 Verona 42 20 Chadwicks 53 24 Westmoreland 26 27 Poland 22 March 5 West Canada 29 23 6.3 First row: Second row: Third row: Absent from J 74467453 left to right, Robert White, Clarence Brown, Iohn Bozzone, Norman jones, Wayne Force, Richard N. jones. Richard A. jones, George Krom, Irving Welch, Robert Frair, Kenneth Ray, Edward Thomas James Roberts. Coach Jamieson, Michael Tellup, Robert Norton, Donald Seelman, Gilbert Nicholas, Ernest Wystozaly, Charles Owens, Manager: Leo Lemieux. picture: Donald Keehle, Maynard Smith, Iohn Speer, Eugene Seelman, Myron Stephens. SCHEDULE September 19 Rome School for the Deaf 'gif w September 26 Oriskany 16 24 October 3 Springfield' 1 8 1 3 October 10 Brookfield' 19 37 1 October 1 6 West Winfield' 6 32 October 24 Waterville' 54 25 'f October 31 St. Aloysius 37 26 ' League Game Total 174 171 24 7 Eden! Q an Q, 1?-Q4 ,lm 1 . VARSITY Left to right: joan Nettles, Barbara Kress, Carolyn Coons, Jeanette Bray, Barbara Kirby, Phyllis Rising, Ioan Taylor. JUNIOR VARSITY Patricia Canfield, Marilyn Ball, Loraine Gagne, Mary Gibbons, Loraine Valade. 25 .1 OWLING for the first time entered our sport lists this year. The following schools have participated in organized league contests: Sauquoit, Chadwicks, and Oriskany in the lower val- ley, Holland Patent, West Canada, and Poland in the upper valley. Members of the Sauquoit Team were Bob Frair, Darwin Staring, Ed Thomas, Jim Prichard, Dick jones, Dick Horth, Ben Gardiner, Gil Nicholas, George Krom, Shorty Bartlett, and Larry Schafer-Captain. The winner in the lower valley League was Chadwicksg in the upper valley League, Holland Patent. SCHEDULE 1947 3 We The April 21 Bridgewater T 6 April 29 Waterville 3 9 May 1 Poland ' 10 8 gb, May 13 New York Mills 5 7 1' ' May 15 Holland Patent' 8 6 May 19 West Canada' 9 4 , May 22 Chadwicks' 0 3 ' May 26 Oriskany' 3 6 May 27 Westmoreland 5 2 ' League games T E AM: Mike Tellup, Pat Morgan, Bob Frair, Ed Thomas, Bob White, Dave Thomas, George l A Krom, Maynard Smith, Vincent Citriniti, Fred Davies, Ernest Wystozaly, Eugene Seelman, Donald Seelman. Edward Catlin, Bob Norton, Richard N. Iones, Richard A. Jones, Charles Owens, C s. Dillenbeck. EDITORIAL COMMENT by Sports Editor, Ed Thomas ECAUSE of the early date of assembling the yearbook records, the Staff each year finds it difficult to include material about the spring sports of the current year. This year we are adopting the policy followed by so many schools of recording the names of team members and scores of baseball and track of the previous spring, 1947. We hope this may establish a prec- edent to be followed by the Sports Editors of the future and so be a partial solution to this prob- lem. 26 1 INTER-VALLEY LEAGUE MEET N the spring of 1947 the first Inter-Valley League Track Meet was held after a lapse of several years. The Meet took place on the Sauquoit Athletic Field with the following results: sl 100 yard dash..... First.. CTime 11 sec.l 440 yard relay.... Second Sauquoit Valley Central School Oriskany Central School West Canada Valley Central School Chadwicks High School Poland Central School 69 points 332 points 175 points 6 points 3 points TRACK EVENTS K X . Sauquoit .... M. Smith ..West Canada Third.... Chadwicks CTime 51.9 sec.J 880 yard run .... . CTime 30.4 sec.l First Sauquoit Seelman, R. Bentley, D. Keehle, M. Smith Second...West Canada Third.... C hadwicks ..First.....Oriskany ..Second...Sauquoit....G. Keehle Third.... West Canada High jump.......... First.. QHeight 5 ft.J ..... Shot put .......... 440 yard dash..... QTime 61.9 sec.J y. K , . Second ..Sauquoit....D. Staring ..Sauquoit.....B. Gardiner Third.....West Canada ...First.. . Sauquoit....V. C itriniti Second...Sauquoit.....D. Staring Third.... Oriskanyg West Canada First Sauquoit Bawol ..Second...Oriskany Third ....Chadwicks TEAM La.nny Taylor Ben Gardiner Mike Stephens Howard West Dick Jones Jim Prichard Dick Horth Instructor - Miss Wigham 880 relay ..... fTime 1 min. 52.5 secj Medley relay .. .... 220 yard dash ..... CTime 26.9 sec.J.. Mile run............ KTime 5 min. 48.3 sec.J Broad jump........ 111 ft. 8. in.J First.... Second .. Third.... First.... Sauquoit.....C. Brown D. Keehle, D. Bartlett, M. Smith Oriskany Chadwic ks .Sauquoit Seelman, R. Bentley, I. Roberts, R. Bawol Second...Oriskany Third.... West Canada First.... Oriskany Second...Sauquoit.....J. Third.... West Canada First.... Sauquoit.....H. Second.. Poland Third.... Sauquoit.....H. First.. Oriskany Second...Oriskany Third ....Sauquoit.....R. D. Roberts , Brewer West Bawol William son HE ski team participated in three meets, at Schenectady, Sharon Springs, and Old Forge. However, they did not win such honors as they earned in '47. They lost, at the Sharon Springs meet, their 1947 trophy, to the Cooperstown team. In the various meets, they entered three events - down hill, cross country, and slalom. POISON K . First row: left to right, Brockett, Rising, Brown, Faville, Kirby. Second row: Boland, Bradley, Mrs. Prichard, Hatfield, Bellows. Third row: Bentley, Schafer, West, Bartlett, Hurn. LOVE IS TOO MUCH TROUBLE CAST Toasty, Motherly proprietor of the Poison Pot. . . joe Burke, a college boy with troubles . . . ..... . Pinky Hamilton, his chum, also with troubles ...... Ogden McClosky, a student with a scientific theory. . . . Connie Ashton, college girl working her way through . . Ebb Dunham, happy-go-lucky college girl ............ FloDunham,hersister....................... Shirley Bradford, a campus belle ....... . . ....... Sugar Lou Jackson, college girl with a southern accent. . . Monica Bates, a visiting high school senion . . . . . . . . . Mrs. I. Worthington Bates, her mother ........... Dr. Pillsy, President of Ivy Gate College. . . MlssEmilyRoss,DeanofWomen....... .... Cliff Hayward, a well meaning visitor. . . ..... . . . ..... . . . ' , Directed by Mrs. Helene Prichard 28 Mary Frances Hatfield . . . . . . Darrell Bartlett . . . . . . . Larry Schafer . . . . Malcolm Hurn . . . Beverly Brockett . . . . . .jean Brown . . . Phyllis Rising . . . .Jean Faville . . . Barbara Kirby . . .Jean Bradley . . . . june Boland . . . . . Howard West . . . Harriet Bellows . .Robert Bentley 'Ehfuw First Row: 1. Pronto, L. Gagne, C. Gaff, C. Coons, I. Perkins, J. Bradley, B. Ball, B. Kress, I. Gibbons, J. Bray, B. Kirby, 1. Taylor. Second Row: G. Gould, S. Gibbons, P. Canfield, I. Brown, E. Reed, M. Thomas, S. Morgan, A. Cleary, C. Corrado, M. Wheaton, I. jones, R. Cockett, R. Iasek, 1. Boland, L. Lallier, B. Beehm. Third Row: 1. Arnold, B. Davies, B. Prior, M. Gibbons, M. Ball, I. Lewis, 1. Merritt, 1. Nettles, R. Cor- rado, I. Smith, H. Bellows, M. Hatfield, B. Brockett, E. Rower, 1. Faville, B. Brockway, C. Dackowsky, M. Schafer, C. Rower. Fourth Row: M. Guardi, B. Charles, M. Hurn, W. Kress, R. Jones, M. Kinney, K. Ray, W. Force, N. Stod- dard, H. Welch, I. Welch, W. Limbacher, B. Gardiner, T. Gorcaff, I. Roberts, H. West, 1. Brockley, E. Holderegger, Mrs. Murphy. , Q First Row: Iackie Pronto, Jean Bradley, Beverly Ball, Ioan Gibbons, Jeanette Bray, Ioan Taylor. Standing: Barbara Kirby, Carolyn Coons, Catherine Gaff, Barbara Kress, lean Perkins, Lorame Gagne 29 'gazed First row: left to right, Mr. Barnard, G. Wisnoski, R. Gilman, I. Tellup, C. Corrado, B. Ball, P. Rising, S. Potter, N. Barrett, V. Corrado, F. Timian. Second row: M. Alton, L. Taylor, M. Gibbons, C. Creedon, E. Rower, M. Tellup, H. Welch, C. Dillenbeck, I. Gibbons, N. Limbacher, D. Brucker, M. Kerr. Third row: 1. Taylor, P. Miller, W. Ludlow, E. Thomas, I. Potter, N. Stoddard, W. Force, H. Brockley, R. Waldron, 1. McGurk, D. King, W. Kress. First Row: M. Kerr, E. Bevins, C. Tuttle, M.A. White, M. Phillips, E. Smith, C. Williams, I. Ray, M. Tuttle, M. Alton. Second Row: P. Beehm, C. Jones, C. Hyney, D. McLoughlin, N. Barrett, A. Citriniti, A. Cobane, I. lasik, S. Potter, B. Brown, B. Squire, I. Henkle, V. Corrado. Third Row: C. Roberts, C. Prysluke, B. Tauss, G. Barnes, D. Da'vis, A. Miller, E. Davies, Y. Wheaton, 1. Miller, J. Brockway, E. Harjung, I. Brownell, E. Bartlett, I. Lallier. Fourth Row: R. Gilman, N. Taylor, P. Kress, R. Coughlin, M. Ludlow, I. McGurk, A. Reed, V. Bartlett, A. Bergen, C. Guardi, R. Apel, N. Seymour. Instructor -- Mrs. Mabel Murphy. 30 Seated left to right: Cobane, Thomas, Dillenbeck, Staring, Townsend, Miller. Standing left to right: Reed, Wolcott, jones, R. Potter, I. Welch, H. Welch, Furner, Mr. Grubel, Owens, I. Potter, Ray, Brown, Kerr. OFFICERS President. . . . . . . .... Glenn Keehle Secretary. . . . . .Adrian Staring Vice-President. . . . .Charles Dillenbeck Treasurer . . . . . . . . . . . . David Cobane Wame WZ First row: left to rightg G. Gould, M. Schafer, B. Kress, M. Wheaton, 1. Smith, 1. Brown. Second row: M. Guardi, 1. Jones, 1. Perkins, E. Reed, P. Miller, Miss Johnson. OFFICERS President. . . . . . . . .Micheline Wheaton Secretary. . . . . . . .Joyce Smith Vice-President . . . . . . Barbara Kress Treasurer . . . .... jean Brown Parliamentarian . . . . . Marilyn Schafer Historian. . . . . .Jean Perkins 31 , ,.,4? Dftdwtdafid First row: left to right, H. West, B. Brockett, H. Bellows, D. Bartlett. Second row: seated, B. Ball, C. Coons, C. Gaff, I. Taylor, E. Rower, J. Bradley, B. Davies, 1. Faville, 1. Boland, M. F. Hatfield. Third row: standing, R. Covert, L. Gagne, R. Corrado, I. Brown, K. Ray, E. Holderegger, B. Kirby, W. Ludlow, P. Rising, Mrs. Prichard. . Seated: left to right, Jane Gibbons, Anna Brennan, Beverly Brockett, Mrs. Jenks, Jean Bradley, Estella Reed. Standing: Richard Covert, Malcolm Hurn, Edward jones. 32 I Seated: left to rightg Robert White, Virginia Bartlett, Elaine Rower, Michael Tellup, Barbara Kirby, Robert Friar, Ioan Gibbons, Helen Morgan, Loraine Gagne. Standing: Donald Seelman, Richard Hart, Gerald Wisnoski, jean Bradley, Edward Crowe, Charles C. Rob- erts, Iames Roberts, Mrs. Prichard. OFFICERS President. . . . . . . . . .Barbara Kirby Treasurer. . . . . . Robert Friar Vice-President. . . . . . .Michael Tellup Secretary. . . . . Ioan Gibbons Advisers Mr. Payne. . . . . .Mrs. Prichard E Student Council is an organization made up of student representatives from each home room, and four officers elected by the entire student body. Each class chooses, in addition to the officers elected, two representatives. During the year the Student Council sponsors assemblies, the expense of which is paid in part by taxing each student. Through the year the Council sold school supplies during lunch periods in the cafeteria. After school a candy store was open, with members of the council, supervised by Mr. Payne or Mrs. Prichard, in charge of sales. Every year the Council heads a project. This year money was raised to purchase records for the radio phonograph. In January, the Student Council invited students of other schools to visit us during 'regular sessions of a school day, in order that we might become better acquainted with our neighbors and establish a greater friendship between schools. Another project was a revision of the Constitution of the Student Body. Committees were chosen to carry out the plans for the necessary revision. We students like having a Student Council made up of our representatives. We- feel that the Council works for the interests of the student body and that we enjoy many privileges and benefits through their efforts. 33 ? SW! Seated: left to right, Staring, Gibbons, Rower, Coons, Lemieux, Kress, Brennan, Taylor, Wheaton. Standing: Thomas, W. Ludlow, N. Ludlow, Limbacher, Brockley, Mrs. Owens. Editor-in-Chief..... . . . .. ....LeoLemieux Business Manager . . . .................. Anna Brennan Art Editors. ...... . . . Willard Limbacher, Harvey Brockley Darwin Staring, Micheline Wheaton Activities Editor. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... . . . Barbara Kress Senior Editor ........ ............... I eanette Bray Advertising Managers. . . . . .Ioan Nettles, Ioan Gibbons Photography Managen . . . . . ......... Carolyn Coons Sports Editor. ....... . . . . . . . . . Edward Thomas Humor Editor ......... ............. E laine Rower Circulations Managers. . . . . .William Ludlow, Ioan Taylor Typists ............ . . .Jane Gibbons, Norma Ludlow EDITORIAL E hope our readers like the 1947-1948 Yearbook. We have strived for some measure of origin- i ality, and have tried to keep prejudice or favoritism in any form out of our book. We are not infal- lible, and so no doubt are guilty of having made some mistakes or possibly some omissions. We should like to acknowledge the advice and help Miss Farmer has given our art staff, and that Miss Fox' has given our typists. We thank Miss Slayton for the historical information given in the foreword of the book. If in the years to come, the pages of this volume recall happy memories of old friendships, if you pause to hear the echo of our high school years and pay it the tribute of a smile or a sigh, we shall have attained our goal in presenting this edition of the Saghdaquadah Siren. 34 FERN B. TOOLEY Secretary Courteous in manner, Friendly-in smile. Conscientious in duty, Efficient in work. Qwff 35 'T Wikia? ' Most Popular Most Refined Most Cheerful Most Humorous Most Juvenile Most Bashful Most Athletic Most Likely To Succeed Best Looking Personality Plus BOYS Shorty Bartlett Malcolm I-Iurn Robert Bentley Robert Frair Russ Hart Glenn Keehle Edward Thomas Lee Lemieux Larry Schafer Barbara Kirby Robert Bentley George Krom GIRLS Barbara Kirby Mary Frances Hatfield Jean Bradley Beverly Brockett Jean Taylor Mimi Wheaton Beverly Brockett Jean Bradley Phyllis Rising Shorty Bartlett Barbara Kress Jeanette Bray Jack Dawes Joan Taylor Mrs. Prichard Coach Jamieson, Mr. Payne Mr. Collins iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii FOR THE FUN OF IT Best Figure Typical High School Student Noisiest Best Teacher DAFFYNITIONS Adolescence:- The period in which child- ren question answers. Parentz- The kin you love to Htouch. 1949 Bathing Suitz- Two bandannas and a wor- ried look. Goldfishz- Wealthy sardines. Sexes:- Feminine sex and insects. Perfume Factoryz- Place that makes money by sticking its business in other people's noses. Cargo:- Something sent by ships. Shipment:- Something sent by car. iiiiiiiiiiiiiii The longest word in the English language: And now a word from our sponsor. itiiiiiiiltiiii To the thinz- Don't eat fast. To the stoutz- Don't eat. Fast. itktiiiiiitiiii Don Keehlez- Do you mind if I smoke? Carolyn Coons:- Certainly not. Burst into flames if you want to. I! Malcolm Hurn:- Mrs. Owens? Mrs. Owens:- Yes, Malcolm. Malcolm:- You said we were here to help others. Mrs. Owensz- That's right. Malcolm:- Then what are the others here for? ttiiiiiikkiiikt Mr. Paynez- Did you know there is a constant fire in your body? Jeanette Bray:- Yes, on cold days I can see the smoke. kiiiiiiiiiiiiii When a man is burning with love, he often makes a fuel of himself. iiiliiiiiiiiiii Coach Jamiesonz- Order! Order! Ken Rayz- I-Iam and Eggs, please. iiiiittiiitiiii Mrs. Prichardz- Who has done the most to arouse the working classes? 36Pete Millers- The man who invented alarm clocks. n.-...J a..:..a.n....s:K2n.4L.,. . ' ' ff 5, m L L , Nwigxkwv ' Tlimv Sf ff .. ' ,- W was W,.. I - X. A .QQM.... W L: save-Lvdniwhashrilrd-P+ 'Y as yQ.,3',hw Y fn- xf ,L f... f N Q55 h.m.fxx.. Q ixl jif.'5wfS . - . 'iff if 1 .-1.. ig. I ilix LL.1 WWW ,Mahi ' in 70246 Harvey Brockley and Clarence Furner Always are dreaming of Lana Turner. Common practice of Willard Limbacher Is driving around in his Studebacherl Favorite astime of Miller Poll P C yl Is to be with Dillenbeck Iwe mean Cholly J. Potter and Timian make a good pair Of topnotch comedians -- so there! Dick N. jones and Donald Keehle Are seldom apart, now are they really? Barbara Kress and Cathy Gaff When they are together always laugh. Elaine Rower and Leona Horan Make up jokes that we call corn. Don Weigel and Jim McLoughlin - Ever serious? Well, not often. jane, Anna, and Mimi are all very meek, But give them time, they'll learn to speak. Carol Coons or Ioan Taylor Would never whistle at a sailorl Norma Ludlow aspires to be A practical, efficient secretary. There is a lad named Elmer Brown Who in ag will gain renown. lean Perkins and Ioan Nettles Are always getting into meddles. Our baseball hero, Ed Thomas by name Some day may reach the hall of fame. Stilts for legs, some people claim, Has Dar Staring of basketball fame. Leo Lemieux, quite clever, 'tis true, I admit it - don t you too? Ioan Gibbons plays the flute quite well. How she learned I'll never tell. Wherever you see Jeanette Bray, There also is George K. so they say. Bill Ludlow would rather play than work, So sometimes his lessons he does shirk. Mary Guardi, keen of wit, Keeps us laughing quite a bit. Bob White, of right good height and light complexion, Would shine bright if he'd go to bed at night. Correction? LAUGI-IS I I I Would you like to be an editor? Being an editor is no picnic. If we print jokes, .people say we are silly. If they don't, people say we are too serious. If we reprint things from other papers, We are too lazy to write them ourselves. If we don't, we are too fond of our own stuff. And now likely as not, someone will say we swiped this from another paper. Well, we didl From the Red and Black Hillsborough High School Tampa, Florida The Outlaw When the donkey saw the zebra, He began to switch his tail. Well, I never, was his comment, Saw a mule who'd been in jail. Sleepy Time C. Owens:- I understand Mike Tellup suffers from insomnia. N. Iones:- Yes, he keeps waking up every two or three days. Still Searching N. Limbacherz- Pop, will you help me find the com mon denominator of this problem? Mr. L.:- Good Heavens, son, don't tell me that hasn't been found yet -- they :are looking for that when I was a 1 . Who Could This Be? A father shook his head sadly as his son left the room. For the fourth time in succession, the lad's report card had shown nothing but 60's. I am finally convinced, he told his wife, that our son must have a sixth sense. There is cer- tainly no sign of the other five. lktrltllkllrlwklkllrllvklldlllrlk Mr. Paynez- Your answer is as clear as mud. Dick Horthz- Well, that covers the ground, don't lt? lklklklklkltlklklklkllrlklkdri 1. Taylorz- She puts an awful lot of feeling into her singing, doesn't she? Mrs. Murphys- Yes, but it must be dreadful to feel that way. lkllvkilkltlllvkillkilklklklll SAYS DAVE COBANE There are meters of accent vklkirtrlkltlwktllwlrilklktlk meters of tone. Mrs. Prichardz- If the President and all his cabinet But UE fjiifjtajifjfjfj should die, who would officiate? Malcolm Hurnz- The undertaker. Iklklkillirlklklklklklllllkill .. ,ll ...ng vcr 1 -, ,II MA F v T-, vu.. , , V , F.-, 1. , . .. , .- w 2, ' Q- lffl- 5 , ,,, ,P . ,iw . ,, A, J 4'-WP- V ' . X- ' fkv - 1-.f..17'H ', SUV '- 5 Q r. 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' w 'BEA CONCRATULATIUNS and BEST WISHES for A FULL MEASURE UF SUCCESS 'Co 'the SENIOR CLASS Of Sauquoit Van ey CenLra.lHigL'1 School 0 THE SAVINGS BANK OF UTICA The Bankwifh 'Lhe Gold Dome afgfoxlils l COmpl imenlw of QRADUATION W GQFT! BQQ, 624071, flew 0 IQ? s ,Q Rav +he G Tdd Sonnes have C beaulnful jil fS of eveTy Sovjc. - Begore you purclwasqcome losonnis. 1- E AXOLQHSIVI? Sl., Ulica 13.5 ColurnlniaS1.,403 BleeKerSt phone2,H7, 'flve Klrrclol Men'S Clolhinci lfowll lilfe Becauseof lhe fine slyleagood malerlal, lwancl ljailoring and perfecl ffl ami up And if cfoull compare, 41011 Will realize llval Qur prices give you lbellerclollwinq for less money. KGE N 165 121 Columbia. Slreele Nexl:lcoFirslBc1nK - Ullvca, N 43 LANPS TEWLER3 Chadwrclfis, New in-K Walchcs Gift.s Diamonds X FirroJ'awelrr.j Small Down Pm1mznlLs - Easgqlbrms Watch and Iowelrq Reparr-5 Guorzmtood Edwin Robbins Off icial Phuloqrapher for the Sauquoit Yearbooli l'lZCld0WVi6XV l:'Gl'mDdirq Nlll! Harllord Cleaners E1 Dyers C AMPION 4-1811EW HARTFORD Lo Quobrs Express Tflovirrq Jobs Phone 3-3811 Chadwicks Honclk Bulclwer Slwop CHOICE CUTS OF WESTERN AND NATIVE BEEF CUSTOM BUTCHERING PHONE 3-3890 s M 7 CHADWICKS NEW YORK C-f.5Qy BEE Hrvf DAIRY BAR ICE CREAM CANDY open May 1, 1948 CLAUDE l l.HlNl1AN GENERAL REPAIR.ING GAS, OIL, TIRES, BATTERIES, AND ACCESSORIES ALUMINUM ROOFING IAMESW AY EQUIPMEN LARRO FEEDS FOR ALL YOUR NEEDS PHONE 33 W 4 DEANSBORO, NEW YORK 4 BEST rua sfnvncs A MCA HARRY J.HoYNAcm D8.HAnaLwraci1e-Blue Coal O 'LyCL'10LCC'3 M3515 Sole! mwwgoqh Vi' L8 pfwgne C og SUPERFINE QQPER NILLXINL SITROUX, INC. 'TYXQLMMQ 233-Wx 5c.fJA'1:Mm Qaymmd Chem Frgidaire Maytag Wilson Ze' TO Deep Freezers G. WdS he T5 Nu-Enamef Paints SMALL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Saycluoif N6WYo'rk phOl'1C Cfmgiafmmb of BROADWAY BRAKE SERVIC E THE EXCELSIGR 4The Sclwo ol of Ineffvfdual Insirrud Zona CONKUNGJPTLHCLPQI l0U8CorneLia SI. UlaZa.New York AH:-1-ovecl for Veterans Training Genesee Supply Co. Inc. 405Wa,Shin3t0n Si. U+aca,NewYavk ou1FiTrERs AND SUPPLLERS 'lo VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS ShopEc,uipment'Irulu5i1'iaL Supplies Weldin gEqu1 pmeni and Su.-pp lies-Hand Tools r www aff YY Fzonisr QSYNAG 5 APVGS C 54Genesee New Ho.-ri:S'o'rd auq uoif Va ne l..LvestOcK Xchcm e CALVES, PIGS, AND FARM PRODUCE DAIRY AND BEEF CATTLE SALE EVERY MONDAY AT 1:00 P. M. PRIVATE SALES DAILY .-.. .,..,.Q51Q?' ddfzan KM 0. ffocffesler-, DESIGNERS AND PRODUCERS OF EXCLUSIVE HIGH SCHOOL JEWELRY, NAME CARDS, AND ENGRAVED COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS MR. JAMES L. MASON, DISTRICT MANAGER 90 ROCK ISLAND STREET ff Y f af' N 1 N Lxxwxtx- ! 9Q PHONE jHXz 5,,f PHONE v OFFICE GOUVERNEUR f W. LALLIER - gf WEST WINFIELD 1 WATERVILLE ' -h 87 Y 23 NEW YORK K 40F32 JI, X If 'gakiqlti-bgwtgi I 0771 dfzfiidwa.. vs cz. THE BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL FIRMS, and THOSE INDIVIDUALS THAT HAVE PURCHASED ADVERTISING SPACE IN THE SIREN HAVE MADE IT POSSIBLE FOR OUR SCHOOL TO EDIT A YEARBOOK. THE STUDENTS OF THE SAUQUOIT VALLEY SCHOOL APPRECIATE THE FINANCIAL SUPPORT OF THESE PEOPLE AND THE INTEREST THEY TAKE IN THE YOUNG PEOPLE OF THE COMMUNITY. MERCURY ALUMIBUS, with its modern, airplane type, alixminum construction . . . broader aisles . . . streamlined design . . . controlled heating and ventllatlng system . . . and lts push out safety windows, sets new standards in safety, com- fort and low cost of, operation and maintenance in the School Bus Held. PENN YAN BUSES DIVISION MERCURY AIRCRAFT INC. I-IAMMONDSPORT - NIW YORK In New York State, more students ride in Penn Yan Buses than in all other makes combined 46 F' Congrofculolions and Good Wishes To 'thc l'lEl'BillSOFll1E CLASS OF i948 For a Future of Happiness and Success JE af 3536 BANK PLACE., UTICA EK lTNa:J.HliT3EDl5ll?'xY Presenting Music By HARG E WEAVER I Full Course, Dimms, from 51.25 DAILY fill 8130 PM. 5 UN DAYS V00 -6:3OPI'1. fl'Ul'CARl-E DININ G TIlL1 AH, NO COVER CLOSED TUESDAY5 N0 MINIMUM Qomplimenis of J'acK Vlurphmjs Sport Shop W.'LLiAm 5.Rn'sinGER,Prlr1GiPf1l -5 1 6 Pearl 'Street Phone 4-993i NEW HARTFORD Best Wishes Cmhpliments of fro Grc1ClLldl'6S Assocumom mm the Sauquoft Valley Swquoi Vdllfyctnlral School Cenlral School Teachers' fxssocuolion C To UT' Rs SPO RT 3 H015 Cmvfmmiff U? LATUS FEED 'bv L UMBER CO. A, IN Snfgxm I N 7 CLAYVILLE, NEW YORK Cimf CQMXQCO WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS CONFECTIONERY - SODA FOUNTAIN SUPPLIES CHADWICKS, NEW YORK PHONE 38014 BILLJONES SPORTING GOODSCO. UTICA, NEW YORK 2 DEVEREUX STREET CALL 2-1432 QL' 0 DISTRIBUTORS OF MACGREGOR AND GOLDSMITH ' ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT C GTU 2YiA 4 PARIS STATION NEW YORK FEED, LUMBER, COAL TILE, CEMENT, HARDWARE ' of mfffffons lvl Q f-'l AWK AND SHOES WALL DA PERZQDA I N T C PHONE WATERVILLE 25 FRANKLIN SQUARE 36 F 2 48 COMPLIMENTS OF DEL STAURING 'Chadwlcks ' Qgge rs Z lvlai ne CONTRACTOQ5 ' RE NOVATOR5 CAIQPENTRY - MASONRY 'Tflodern Ku'TcheH515aThrCDm5 Bxssuxls Bmw. 1 Qq HARDWAREUJQ-X REAL ESTA .E INSURANCE GROCERIES fik- 1U '43 FARM IVIACHBNES COMPLIMENTS OF , OT TO5 WATERVI LLE ELECTRIC 55 Queeg? BOVVLING 51 EJILLIARD CENTER AND SUDDLIES I Q PHONE 55 T 1 37630 WIRING -REPAVQIIEOWVM COMPLIMENLTS OF 57f'507f fh2fw'lf4f LOQCQ, SAUQY19IQf j Jw Z223E DE mis? WATERVILLE CHA5.G.BI2AlNARD,JI1 JAY CLEAN'-I-Q5 , fnsure lfwliefq WATERVI LLE 131 Malin St. F11'st Bank Bldg g':5SZ 5gf6VN' Y- lgfgggo k STUART MARTIN PROPRIETOR . COMPLIMENTS OF FRAN K PGIVIORGAN LUOIUU.flMLT1QI1DTlO.Q, IOCUTIR 'H5V' Vfare VVATERVI LLE ' --2,1 WATERVILLE PHONE an HOURS: DAILY, 1 to 2 and 7 to 8 P. M. SUNDAY BY APPOINTMENT TELEPHONE: Utica 2-8094 IF BUSY Ut' 4-6111 I 4 o I i . -f Chaclwncks OFFICE NOW LOCATED ACROSS FROM THE BLEACHERY CLUB HOUSE WILLOWVALE, NEW7 YORK 49 omplimenfs of EK C ' Rwces Bea.u'ry Sho Clayvnle , New Yom Nillerxs Drug 5+0 e Clayville , New YOPK C LA-QUGIT FARM BEST IN FROZEN rows G60.CoffCe Clayxguqp i33.o1L'ge7' Shop JOHN XAZALRUS , CQTLXEEGUOTMEL AUGUST .BOZ ZONE Fir Good Flavored HAMS, BAGON and HOT SAUSAGE CALL 151940 SAUQUOIT, NX Brill iQIo+hes Compiinvmfmts of OR MILLER EL ECTRIC CO. V wal l1Ho er Sfreef U'l:iccL, las GENESEE sr Lu-:cA.N.Y FP 1 CE: 'T SAW5 GARAGE ip M NICOE- gf GENERAL Auro 'Hema 'EEE' All fines of Insurance FARM BUREAUINSURANCE INC. Phone 4-4371, X QLQLJTES -- .sAuQuo,7-,Ny 1397 BUTTERNUI Sr. CALL alan GURLEY cLAscENs Musuc co Uemfgf INC. Tr, MEFF , E NUSIC ' lhsirumenfs - Acessories LQ 'MVN N' VMEWZX 613 WASHINGTON ST. UTICA a.N.-n LYNN 'B' GETMAN Compfgfmwzm WEE da X325- : 9 HOWARD 'D' BREWER asiqggumen Er FE' YOUR '7V0 'TE HOWERS SHOES . . . Fbr the Entire Famzy Qgfmwc THf ExG'L12s,'t:i:,':::6 0ff KGI' SEAM- WWRUJIICO., PHONE 4--5190 A 5+ KEU-ILE CAQSXGE Uxrgsleri Plgmoufh- odge Service Phone 4-7712 nos: I05-IIO7 5Teuben5T,UTica Complimenfs of Du E N. Schafer 2 , if 4 Vefzrinarian Wg Sauquoif, N2wYorK A.E.LLw:5 Hne Groceries Qualify Meats NOTIOHS Icz Cream PHOD6'5j95l Saucluoif Compfimenfs of Milam Milbazns 5hZf'l7?. of0'1e12bQ1ffz7y Complirrlcmfs of Bwns'Con1EcTionerq Sfore Xwllowvale N ewYorK Phone 2-94'2l Mr-1. E. L . Hoqiqrln GARAGE Claqville N aw YNK Syracuse, Rqdiaforfiepair Ca Newcmcf Used Racfafors Seiferf Bro5.,Inc. Xnfholestllz Disfribufors 'D 0P-Cicjar5-Tobacco-Coqkcfionery Jl7l.GfC1LI8-MVC -St Ufca,NY 418 ffvhll Shfeef 0 .. ,J 'U'hc,a, New orK Ph ne 25577 Y Compu Mr-:NTS OF E Bnocxvvmr MOTORCQ., OMPLIME N TS n w7 '- INC. 6 Nonm Genesee STREET of A UTICA , New Yank COMPLIMENTS A F FQIEND WILLUWVALE 'DINER Compumems oe CHARLES CANFIELD Rnoixron Senvnce U'ncn,NewYom1 , Aothclous Hoi' Cl-locoll.-te QI' RISINBSBARABE Q wma an ameoVmclma HAM SANDWICH S e V' V' C 3 C-3 'Rennes Youn PALA-re S 'q oit'1N'Y Du' 2-7025 2ol I.a?a'ye11eSf. U'raeA,N.f COMPLI MENTS OF WHITEWAY FURNITURE Chaclwicks, New York THE MODERN STUDIU 4. PHOTOGRAPHERS 4 673BleecKer St Uma,NX. 52 COTMDPQNTLQIUIS of VALLEY pQAHQg5W,Fg5K RADIO SALES SERVICE FUN EFQAQ NONE Rudmd lQepo,Lr' C45UfUvU1C5V1 RU' Chaclwicks, NY - - -'I'eI..3- 3396 C0f?'1pM77ef77f5 Qomoms VA NEW STQQE New DMV M, E C4.1NTON,N.v. 5AbQDyOQlL'L Xggzlggy ARTIFlC?0T.EgI5E!2D!?ig co-OP, INC. 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