Savona Central High School - Anovas Yearbook (Savona, NY)

 - Class of 1953

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A,,q,,,,,,,,1,,Q,h ,,, ,- , , ,, --. -:avi I - T? - f' , i i v AJC LIBRI 'Q'-77 M1d een flelds and meadows eath sunshlne and shadows Our lugh school stands To wluch we all are true A grand stately bu1ld1ng W1th broad lawns surrounchng And over all A vault of Heaven's blue Dear old Savona pnde of her many val1ant sons When out on l1fe s ocean Wlth hearts of devouon We ll tlunk of thee and of our VICIOIICS won DEDICATION In smcere appremauon for hrs servrccs to the Lorv mumty especxallx rn recogmuon of Ins seruces to Class of '13 wx U1 to dedrcata thrs lssueof rm Anovax to Alfred L Spencer Savona Schools and The Savona Free Library, the Alfred Spencer BOARD of EDUCATID Harold Kellogg Emma Shaut Clerk James L Morse Presrdent Hazel Morse, Treasurer Bruno Balcer Hulda Spencer Rushmore Mariner, Vice-President D ' I YEARBO0K I- Faculty Advisor Financial Advisor Editor Ass t Editor Busrness Managers Advertising Sales Yearbook Sales Sports Editor Literary Editor Ass't Literary Editor News Editors Art Editors . STAFF Mrs Tate Miss Mann Bettie Rae Damngburg Lois Thompson Bertha Pierson Virginia Ware Stuart Davidson Elwood Seager Kay Vander Hoff Polly Campbell Francis Holms John Buck Wilhelmina Jones Martin Kellogg Cecilia Hale Floyd Towner . Beulah Morse Shirley Mulliken X UA, ADM! I TRATIO Edgar T Clark Superv1s1ng Puncxpal B S ln Educauon M111ersv111e S T C M S ID Educauon Bucknell Un1vers1ty Mrs Emma I Shaut Clerk of the Board of Educauon Secretary to Pr1nc1pa1 fx X , J x uf C 1 .XV A X X xt 1 V AS I, Y , 4.1 . fx A - X j I I 'Y tx XX K' RN if J BAS 1 N . f XS Q S N I '1 xg X XJ' ZR C ' 1 V f S , fx X5 . Q! Q Y, jxfx ,sr ' X ' ex N C 1' X' xx X2 X X , XX AFR' 1 -xx F' XX fl? 1',, 'x ,X 'K ' 5 'VX 4 u N' V f IX A K. I X X A , 'U .X f . . . . X fm . - '. . . I R'-,XXX . . , . . . X X . . . . , S X . . , X X, Rx 1 ,' X eff' 34 W R359 QQ t QTL ROW 1 ROW 2 ROW 3 Mrs Love Mrs Van Keuren Mrs Andrews, Mrs Van Derhoff Mrs Wrlson Mrs Nadeau M1ss Mann M1ssT Napolrtan M1ssC Napolrtan. M1ss Wellman Mrs York Mrs Day Mrs Tate Mrs Clark Mrs Adler Mrs Whltford Mr Jackson Mr Mc Loughlrn Mr Sternbacker Mr Connell Mr Clark Mr Beauter Mr Eaton Mr Kenneth Eaton B S Oswego State Teachers College Oswego New York Mrs. Ruth Tate B. A Alfred Unrversrty, Alfred, New York M A. Cornell Umversrty Ithaca, New York Mrs Lourse Whrtford Teachers Trarmng Class Cornrng New York Mrs. Shrrley Wrlson B. S. Mansfreld State Teachers College Mansfreld, Penna. AUTUGRAPHS ----1.q..-.,.,,,.,, E 1 , YQ? X Nbsjr' 'B 25 Y JOHN BUCK Student Councrl Pres 3 4 L1t Club 2 Pres 3 4 Soccer 1 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Track 3 4 Wrest ling 3 4 Volleyball 2 3 Gym Club 4 Bowling 4 May King 3 Senior Play 4 Yearbook 4 lnkspot 3 4 WWW V if GISELA BOEKHOLT Germany Gymnastic Chorus Needle work Basketball Savona Gym Club Lit Club Chorus V1ce Pres 4 Senior P1ay4 PAULINE CAMPBELL Cheerleader 1 2 3 4 Lit Club 2 3 4 Keynotes Club 3 4 Cho rus 1 4 earbook 4 Inkspot 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Softball 1 2 3 4 Ma ueen 3 Comm Usher 2 Senior Play 4 Track 1 Bowling Treas 3 A J K f ,357 Vlffiw BETTIE RAE DANINGBURG Yearbook 3: Editor 45 Student Council 45 Vice Pres. 35 Chorus 1 3, 45 Senior Play 4: May Queen Att. 3gBasketball 1, 2,3gBowling 4: Sec. 43 Keynotes Club 4: Lit, Club 2, 3,4. STUART DAVIDSON Sub Student COUHC11 4 L1t Club 1 2 3 4 Soccer 1 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 K1ngAtt 3 SemorPlay 4 Yearbook4 lk, n If I I 5, u fV' , fi' ff! I CECILIA HALE ,I Class Pres 3 L1t Club 1 2 3 4 V1ce Pres 2 Band I 2 Pres 2 Chorus 1 2 3 All State Chorus Sec 2 C C Fesuval 1 4 County Band Fesuval 1 Comm Usher 1 G1rls Tr1o 2 3 4 Tuple Tr1o 4 Inkspot 1 2 3 4 Edrtor 4 Yearbook4 Semor Play 3 4 Y FRANCIS HOLMES Football 1 2 3 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Soccer4 Bowlmg Pres 4 Chefs Club 1,2 3 VICE Pres 2 Pres 3 Gym Club 1 2 Y' X VJ WILHELMINA JONES Chorus 15 Sec. 1, 2,3 45 Yearbook 3,43 Cheerleader 1.25 Sen- ior Play 45 Inkspot 45 Queen Att. 35 Keynotes5 Sec. 35 Vice Pres. 45 Softball 1,23 Basketball 1. BEULAH MORSE Lwffjfjy! 1 up Aw' W 9,1 ,Jflww JV! Ll SHIRLEY MULLIKEN May Queen Att 3 Basketball 3 4 Gym Club 2 3 4 Trackl Softball 1 2 3 4 BowLmg4 Vrce Pres 2 BERTHA PIERSON 2 Ma ueen Att 4 U I Keynotes Club Vrce Pres 3 Pres 4 L1t Club 2 3 4 Cheer leader 3 4 May Queen Att 3 Bowlmg 4 Track 1 2 Semor Play 4 Yearbook 4 Inkspot 4 Com Usher 1 Trrple Trto 4 Chorus 1 4 Sprrng ncert 1 oftball 2 3 Basketball2 Class Treas 4 Inkspot Bus Mgr 4 Yearbook4 L1t Club4 Keynotes Club 3 Treas 4 Semor Play 4 Basketball 3 Track 1113256 l 1 ELWOOD JAY SEAGER Inkspot 4 Yearbook 4 Track 1 4 Seruor Play 4 Football 2 3 Baseball 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Soccer 4 3 n . ' 1 Q ' - 1 1 I ' 314. 1 n 'bg fd v o n p I Q' ' V I r - I Z I ya as - fl ' , 43' ' - . K, A A 'MX 1 U I , Lv A q , 1 f ft, , ef' J , W 'V A I 'rl I 4, 1 I 'V .v S- I f 1 5, 4, ,V-af- I . 5 ,ffl f V R I J ,Ik I I-V I . V' ',l 1 ,U I , gif! V 3,-jifyl f , fl J ' lnkspot 4g Yearbook 4g Lit. Club 3,4g Senior Play 44 Chorus 2g - ' ' , in . 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V A , lm. ,l 0 . - : , . . : fx : ' 4: I SENl0R .3-...Nh ROW1 B Darungburg P Campbell S Mulhken C Hale K Van Derhoff W Jones ROW 2 S Davrdson, G Boekholt B Plerson B Morse V Ware ROW 3 F Holmes, R Trrnken E Seager F Towner I Wahke ROW 4 Mr Clark Mrss Mann advrsor CLASS OFFICERS Presrdent V1ce Presrdent Secretary Treasurer Class Advrsor Floyd Towner Grsela Boekholt Wllhelmma Jones Bertha Plerson Mrss M E Mann The semors have had a prosperous school year Our Semor Play and acuvrues were successful Paulrne Campbell and Beulah Morse were chosen cheerleaders We are pleased to have most of the boys from the sen1or class on the basketball team th1s year We feel very fortunate to have Glsela Boekholt our exchange student Wlfh us She has told us many mteresung thrngs about Germany We w1ll thmk of her often when she returns to her country pu V-H.-, ',f 61 I -1- ? av' ,f -iii- 'sv fx ,JM-M 5 .a HW!! Ai? Mx!d.w4M,W ,,,, UM, V 5 WT ,gh xii 9 V 2 ffrw F fo A. 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A May W 0PHOMORE Q 5.4 Pv Q ROW 2 B Gunderman D Ferguson P Sm1th D Murphy A Luta R Peters ROW 3 D Stuart M Borhman A Corbett L Morse D Le Baron R Slmpson ROW4 H Peters C Southw1ckKeG Wm H Robre C Jam1son D Thompson aylor Mrs Tate adv1sor I nfffi I ncwff'-14 X ldgiuvub 4!,,f.f'z, J 5? 7 03,104 CLASS OFFICERS Presrdent Audrey Corbut V1ce Presrdent Rebecca Peters Secretary Marjone Borhman Treasurer Donna Lee Stuart Class Advlsor Mrs R Tate I thought I heard someone say 1n1t1at1on It s f1nally over Wlth and I th1nk both the sophomore and freshmen class had a goo urne We re all glad rt s over We have completed a very successful card selhng campargn and we are happy wnh the results We have loads of what we hope w1ll be successful plans for the remarmng part of the year These rnclude a Mard1 Gras a bake sale a mov1e and a short play and entertarnment In ' gn Mir S- 3 ' N at -J' ' , v x. r-. f M .. . ,1 , i, S ' X-' 1 'W .RQ rr -Y I 15 'sg .ly ls. 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W ,, 9 M ox' ROW 1 Ferguson Thompson Taylor Love Murphy Smith RICE Bedsworth LaBaron ROW2 Danrungbur Ware Jones Polaskr Hale Stra1t Johnson Pexrson Feehan Bennett Mrs Tate Mrs Nadeau ROW3 Hough Dre mer Surdula Morse Borhman Wrng Thompson Luta Stuart Borhman Bockholt VanDerhoff Corbitt Thompson Taylor ROW4 Mulliken Leonard Kmg Negrycz Hatch Trmken Buck Holmes Seager Peters Mullen Newman Pexrson Rumsey Campbell Morse X W PWM! f I+ W .3 L -Q X ' .I ' il I :.' u. . iq I .' , ,' I' ' , ' . 2 ' 9 A f lg - - . f X ' A ff 7 ,K X T X ROW 1: Smith, Thompson, Buck, Lewis, Mr. Clark, advisor. ROW 2: Walling Mc Loughlin Borhman Seager, Kellogg Loomis Mc Glynn Daningburg Wm ROW1 Morse Polaskl Kellogg Val1Derl1off Bennett Johnson L Morse Boekholt M1ssNapol1tan ROW2 Stuart Campbell Lewis Pierson Rumsey Peters Luta Corbitt ROW3 Hale Damngburg Mullrken Thompson Ober Stra1t Hough Holmes Drehrner Feehan Thompson LeBaron Love lll' ll ' f 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 l 11 I 1 1 I 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 it.-v .X 'dt x K Arm., A X . 1 G:-' . , . !. xx1 af if- T' v 47 - - f f Y1!, ..,...-- - 2 EC LTU ROW 1 ROW 2 ROW 3 ROW 4 Lewrs Morse Jones Prerson Damngburg Campbell Polaslu A Borhman Luta M Borhman Peters Mrs Nadeau Ware Rumsey K Pxerson Mullen Corbrtt Le Baron Taylor Bennett Feehan Strart Drehmer B XsAee,U-ng 'IA-7 ,lv 'T' fd L k it .Q CQ BATH NV ROW 1 Newman VanDerhoff Mr Eaton Instructor Stampp Hale Borhman PICYSOH Towner Wahke Zarek and Lew1s 1n Dr1vers Educauon car sua 7' --vvwmml Nj 'll Bus Drivers Dental Hygienist 1 E iz. 7 fs ?f ,Ir n. Cafeteria Staff Janitors 2 fi f r 'Z ' 4 1 r . r N 1 I F E1 A Lux -Ji f ii i A L ' I ,r., 'Fifi 1 ' Pfk lx X X 6 x' C x.. V o Wm Qui? . ., . as f s,gQ - ik- 54 2 2 'tt x XNSK Xgxxw. N-1'3 5-Vla- R -,,.u-Q--u Jrmmy Lourse Florence Cathrme Harrret Dons Droopy Mrss Watkms Prof Frazmer WIN!! ibm l or 152' All Xb-A MISS JIMMY WW' ' - John Buck Beulah Morse Kay Van Derhoff Shlrley Mulllken Cecrlxa Hale Polly Campbell Wrlhelmma Jones Grsela Boekholt Betue Darungburg Stuart Davldson Bertha Plerson Floyd Towner w. 4. ' K N'-4. C. O g 7,5 f Q Q 1 ii, 3, . 5- P j y . F . .lf ,.r X ie , . W- 25? I , r y lee- -' 4 , . ' f LA 7 , FJ e l yr of M 1 gf, . , Lg 5 A . Y ' 4 Z A e Q 4 Q 3 nr ' 4 f r f CLASS HI 'FORY In retrospect we the seniors were a common class throughout grammer school We entered school asscared as any children before us, and advanced annually buildrng our scholastic status along with our trust rn school per sonnel Upon reachrng Juruor hlgh we were exposed to a very drasuc change Classes were held in different rooms we found dlfferent teachers at our respective classes and we also found the classes some what drfferent at first We missed our periodical recess but enjoyed the fact that we had grownup and were at last upstairs rn high school We formed a class club by way of Mr McLoughl1n's inspiration and soon learned the functions of parliamentary procedure which recently we have farled to observe The money we earned we blew on a class picnic as a last fling before our senior trip Freshmen year presented us new problems however, we had learned to cope with them by then Class officers were elected rnitiatlon went over wtth a big splash on our part we settled down to develop the careers we had established for ourselves By conducting a few money making activities our treasury at year's end showed a meek but dec1s1ve profit Both boys and girls got started m sports and other actlvtues Campbell Carol Ames and Wilhelmrna Jones were chosen cheerleaders whrle John Buck, Joe Walrke Stuart Davidson and Richard Timken played on various teams We conducted a nasty 1n1t1at1on for the freshmen that year Our prom was the large attraction in our Junior year Pauline Campbell and John Buck were elected king and queen They were crowned inour gym wluch was converted temporarily rnto a lovely ballroom Pauline Campbell and Beulah Morse took the cheerleader honors from the class while John Buck Stuart Davidson Rrchard Trmken and Joe Walike played on the teams Of the senior class, Shirley Mulllken Bertha Pierson CCC11l3 Hale Floyd Towner and Joe Wallke were the only ones to stay together through the twelve years just reviewed During our seruor year the cheerleaders and ballplayers remained the same Floyd Towner represented our class and school in county and state bands Cec1l1a Hale was edrtor of our school paper THE INKSPOT and also maintained a column in the Bath newspaper THE COURIER Rrchard Trmken John Buck and Joe Wahke were the f1rst wrestlers 1n Savona and inspired many others to follow Elwood Seager, Gisela Boekholt and Francls Holmes were new members that year Our senior year was spent maklng money for our trip to New York City We had a very successfulschool life and as we leave we hope for only one thing We hope that the example we set 1n Savona High School was all good and that it may inspire others after us to successful school careers Just as that which we received inspired us I l . I ' . I , . . . - . , . . I . . . . l . . 1 - . . . I . . , 1 . . . . . ' . . Q a . . . . . . S During our sophomore year, we increased our treasury by sponsoring bingo parties, movies and raffles. Pauline I . 1 I . I I ' I ' l ' . I . . . , . U . . ' . . . ' . . . . , ' , . , . . . . . . . . . , . . . I Q . . 0 . . ' . CLASS WILL We the Seruor Class of 1953 berng of feeble mrnd but full of spurt bequeath the followmg prrceless pos sessions to the undersrgned As of june 19 1953 these are no longer ours but yours Frances wrlls to Roger Faucett hrs romantrc techruques Beulah wills a lrke new alarm clock to Martrn Kellogg so that he can arrrve in school at 9 00 o clock Shrrley wrlls her red harr and temperment to Lois Strart Bertha wrlls her ehgrble Bradford bachelors to Ethel Drehmer Rrchard wrlls his hotrod to Carolrne Ober Floyd wrlls s1x dozen duty test tubes to Roger Peters To Barbara Feehan, Kay wrlls the entire town of Sonora John leaves lus perfume and pink dress from the senror Play to Loretta Johnson Stuart wrlls hrs late rught acuvrtres to Crystal Hough Garl Lewrs wrll become the proud owner of Grsela s used German stamps To Jay Frsk goes Bettie Rae s seat next to Mrs Adler Elwood leaves all hrs old nxcked razor blades to Ed Ober Cecrlra wrlls her ab1l1ty to hand rn last mmute masterpreces to Lors Thompson Meanre wrlls her monopoly on the drtto machrne to Shrrley Bennett joe wrlls lus abrhty to get along wrthout women to the Freshmen boys To the Junror Class the Senrors leave chorce parkrng places rn the brcycle rack The Sophomore Class 15 to recerve the back seats rn the study hall to be used for extraneaus reasons To Mrss Mann, our class advrsor we wrll our parharnentary procedure and the comm1ttee's report Carol Nichols is to receive Polly's datebook. CLASS PRUPHECY Today rs June 19 1963 and rt rs a day of great rejorcrng for me my new televrsron set arrrved thrs morn rng TV has certarnlyprogressed I have no unsrghtly antenna perched on my roof to advertrse my new possessron to TV less nerghbors all my programs are rn color and wonder of wonder no show' The frrst program I vrewed was that standrng favorrte Today rn Hrstory There was a blare of trumpets and Elwood Seager was standrng before me sayrng Today rn Hrstory June 19 1962 the Supreme Court un arumously passed the decrsron that all homework rs unconstrtuuonal June 19 1958 doctors made medrcal hrstory by successfully removrng an rngrown toe narl from the Sphrnx June 19 1953 srxteen senrors mrraculously escap er pardon me graduated from the Savona Central School June 19 1950 As he went on 1 began to thrnk about the Class of 53 and wondered what the members were dorng As I pondered the program changed and a crrcus came on It was sensatronal especrally the center rrng where Shrrley Mullrken sat tyrng her arms and legs rn varrous fancy knots wrth the greatest of ease She undoubtedly learned tlus rn Gym Club The next program was Bertha Prerson s Yorus for the Askrng She answered many people s problems such as one henpecked husband s He wanted to know how to get a nrght out wrth the boy s Srmplel Become a Boy Scout leader answered pracucal Berths Polly Campbell was a model on the fashron show wluch followed I wasn t qurte sure who the model was at goggles I notrced those unmrstable blue Campbell eyes The Internatronal Auto Races were next on the program It was excrtrng wrth all those Jet propelled cars' The wrnner of the race was very darrng and took many chances even though he was drrvrng car No 13 at 928 mrles per hour I was only mrldly surprrsed to see Rrchard Trmken step out of the cab to recerve a manoth gold cup and a fabulous purse of money I also could not help noucrng that the left front fender of hrs car was badly crumpled The next program was very educatronal rt was a gurded tour of the Unrted Natrons Btuldrngs The gurde was Grsela Boekholt who told about each rnterestrng thmg rn a number of languages because the program was berng telecast around the world As the change of pace I tuned rn on the Jack Benny program where Ifound StuartDavrdsonplayrng the partof Rochester He had many lularrous Lrnes whrch I belreve he borrowed from the Senror Play rn 1952 Jack Benny must be as thrrfty as ever for as Stuart turned around I saw hrs shoo ghost strckrng out of hrs pocket After thrs came an art show from the Metropolrtan Museum I was qurte surprrsed to learn thatBeulah Morse had two parnungs hung rn that famous hall One was called Portrartof a Cross Eyed Hound but my favorrte was a tender romantrc theme named Moonlrght on Cat Alley done rn Clunese red and chartreuse The next frfteen mrnutes were devoted toa commerrcal I was about to turn off the set when I sawjoe Walrke ad ertrsrng hrs latest rnvenuon the Razzle Dazzle Toothprck Sharpener Why throw away your old toothprcksv asked joe Flashrng a smrle he conunued wrth Sharpen them for re use the qurck easy way and he proceded to grve a demonstratron On hrs advice I rushed rrght over rrpped off my front door and putit in an envelope wrth fifty cents. . ' ' . F . ' - . . : . . . . - ' ' l . 1 - , . ' V ' ' ll ' ' . ll I ' - . . . . . . . , l . . . . . . . ' I . . . o I - 2 H ' , , . , . ' I . i . ' . . ' 1 sv ' -sv 1 1 . n ' ' q .rv n ' . in ' I . . , . first. The pink satin space travel suit covered her from head to toe, buton a closeup shot of the rhinestone studded ' . . U . . ' . . ' . . . . . . . ' . . . . . . H - H . . . . ' ' ' n ' , vv ' ' I . . . , . ' . . . . . ' N - . 'H N . . . . . N - . H ' l U . . . . , . , fV1'3SllllC'S1N1NS try Madhouse whrch followed was ahorrrbly excrtrng murder mystery W1lhelm1na Meanre Jones was the detec 1 e star of th1s thrtller She had a urffrcult case to solyebecause there wasabsolutely no clues except 1 bloo ly knrfe 11 the back of the vrcttm The knrfe was covered wrth the frngerprrnts of the butler sol eonelttned that the F 1tler wts the Illl1I'elEI'G1' but Meanre found that the case was a stncrue For sornethrng 111 tl1e lwhter Velll I ehalcd a wrestlrngmatchand found Bettre Rae Danrngburgwrestlrng Wlth two e,or1ll1s 1 expr cted poor Bettre to be eaten alrye but she just kept throwmg them at each other untrl they were all tred out then she tred allthen feet together and prnned them Twenty mrnutes later afterthe audrence stopped cheerrng the announcer asked Bettre to say a few words to the fans Well when I p1n mv opponents Sale! Bettre I alwa s use SCHMELAINHEIMER S safety p1ns Another sports program followed the wrestlrng mateh rt was called Football Footnotes The guest of the Ilol1 1es I le1rned 'rom ll1S talk fflll he attrrbuted hrs remarkable success to the players Oll hrs team twenty grrls from the un1yers1ty After tlns was ox er Author Meets Cr1t1c and I soon learned that the bookto be revrewed was the best seller Helpful Hrnts to Housewry es by Cecrlra H1le In the half hour of the program only the frrst three chapters were covered I fOl11 them extremely helpful They were Seven Ways to Skrn an Asratrc Lraard Accepted Methods for F1r1n 1 rllst Furnace and How to Scout Smudge Pots The last program of the evenrng was Hrt Parade Kay VanDerhoff sang the number one song The Sonora Serenade Wh1Ch was accompanred by Floyd Towner He played the snare drums wrth h1s feet Saxophone wtth hrs hands and strummed a gurtar on a spec1al stand by twrtchrng h1s left ear The even1ng's programs were concluded and I had seen all of the SSDIOIS of '53 except for John Buck I was tlnnkrng about h1n1 lS I walked over to turn off the set Then before my eyes flashed these words Thrs net work owned and operated by john Buck There they were all srxteen of them as r1cl1 and famous 1nd successful as everyone always knew they would be tv ' , ,-7-r y ' u ' V 1 ' ' ' ' ' n V ' u c 4 . t , 4 , , . ea td' ' ' . l 5' ' ' j J 'I z t 1 ' ' I '1 ' ' ' . ' ' ' ' ' . , , 1 , Q, , . ' s . ' ' 1 , , 1 ,1 1 , r C . k tv . l I . ' Y, ' -,' u ' 11 ' ' ' ' 3 u ' vf C ' ' ' , tv L . 1' 1 qv 4 ' . n 2 1 ' - . ' 1 -v ' ll x evening was thc football coach at Penn State whose Ieiilll had been undefeated for five years. He was Francis 1 2. 'Q .A ' 2 5 1 ' ' X ' 2 ' , ' 1 ' .3 ' . ' l ' f - 11 I I iv V A ' V S ' 1 1 vw 1 y ' 'f I 'f If ll 3 s ' gl 13 L- ' 1 s,-1 1. I.. I ' V1 ' -il ll A if H - H ' ' V . 1 ' ' ' I I Y U I U u 1 . ' ' ' ' - 1 1 1 rv ' , , , , . , n , , ' . ' . , , . X W-..,......-1' LE ,, HAT if-I a,...,--...X X-f 1-2 xl T-K C ,ff X J i Q KH Q ,,. n ,L ' 1 SN A B X' ,, , Q X ff, 5 I 3 W M XM XB ig if 'f if fl yr sz- f f ,fy f J , U! f x jf ROW1 Seager mg: Smrth Ferguson Ober Holmes Stampp Zarek Peters, Frsk Murphy mgr ROW2 Coach Beauter Hale Seager, Whxte Wrng Seager Rob1e Buck T1mken Davrdson Holmes Stuart l'l'l I' The scores Wh1Ch you see below do not do Jusuce to the ab1l1ty of tlus years soccer team. Whxle only playrng f1VC hundred ball, fwlnmng three, tymg one, and losmg threey veterans lrke Buck, T1mken, Robre, Wm? and new comers such as Smrth, Zarek, Stampp, R. Holmes, Ferguson and F. Holmes, made up a well balance team We anncrpate havmg s1x of the varsrty players and many other promlsmg youths from tlus years team and are hopmg that next season the team w1ll be able to beat fate as well as all opposrng teams. Savona Savona Savona Savona Savona Savona Savona SCORE OF GAMES Jasper Woodhull Arkport Troupsburg Avoca Campbell Greenwood ,V l l QV F - I iff ' M 'wif-all A-AY! .. e5': f ., . .F Klg- F 1 6 JU l0R VAR ITY BA KETBALL Stuart Mgr Adler F1Sk Ferguson Peters Whrte Dav1dson Ober Smxth Gunderman Stampp Mr Eaton Savona Savona Savona Savona Savona Savona Savona Savona Savona Savona Savona ,avona Savona Savona Savona Savona SCORES 41 Addrson Cohocton Arkport Bradford Troupsburg Jasper Avoca Greenwood Woodhull Cohocton Campbell Bradford Campbell Pra ttsburg Avoca Arkport 46 ' 42 28 Savona 32 Addison 30 27 44 38 24 30 51 32 S 31 41 16 45 VAR ITY BA KETBALL ,W 1 QW ROW1 Tlmken Slmpson Wahke Zarek ROW2 Seager Mgr Holmes Rob1e Wmg Seager Southwrck Buck Coach Beauter Savona Savona Savona Savona Savona Savona Savona Savona Savona Savona Savona Savona Savona Savona Savona Savona Savona Savona SCORES Addlson Cohocton Arkport Addrson Bradford Troupsburg Jasper Avoca Greenwood WoodhuH Cohocton Pratmbur Canmbea Bradford Campbell Pratmburg Avoca Arkport Y we 6 'M , A IA l ff- pk ' ff .wx M A 'X , xr ',' If 6' A N Diff! A, Z f.',. 4 1 jj? , ' A -' ii E I K 4 Q7 Z 1 1 l 1 . u . : ' ' I 1 I 1 1 v I y y . l N-,MX XJ! 3 Q Q -4 fic X '7 'ff' ' ' f s. nz 5.1414 gg ,,, I , 'iff SL 25 WF I , .-6 7 .1 ff! P' 4 Xi-1' W! v F' wif N . ph, s t, 5 Q ik , s i SE l0R GYM CLUB y 1.5 lf q . r ROW 1 Davrdson Brugler Brugler Allen Mc Gurre Bates Scott Murphy Gunderman Lew1s ROW 2 Mr Connell Allen Mc Glynn Klng Mullxken Polaskr Sea er Grrmaldl Caward Lewrs ROW 3 Elhs Newman Mc Loughhn Corbrtt Boekholt Srmpson Ke ly F1Sk Adler Scott The club has had the hrghest number of members th1s year srnce 1ts begrnnxng xn 1950 Forty boys and grrls have par trcrpated dunng the current season A good many have accomplrshed several very comphcated and advanced rouunes and everyone has developed that certarn sense oftumbllng conscrousness thathas been the key factor 1n keepmgour club together We are lookrng forward to more advanced work on the apparatus espec1a1ly the newly acquzred Lrampalme 1n hopes that we w1ll contmue to recexve 1nv1tat1ons to demonstrate tumblrng and related gymnasucs 1n other schools J' 'xx .Q A l 1' ROW Z.are'k, Smith, ,Ha1e, Buck, Seager, Ferguson, Oaward. Holmes, lslewnran. ' ' fi 6 -' QF J T' 1 ' X O P , qw ERT x u M. X' bm NN i -g N Ni L R3 X s A AI 0 I S ' 7 QQ ' 4 if Ai if 1 W If I fx , Z .2 X M 1 fx , A124 .f Q3 2 F R KN N Cornlng Glass Works whlch early ln 1ts hlstory reallzed the value of sc1ent1f1c research ln glassmaklng today stands as a leader 1n the lndustry constantly searchlng for new ways to school sclence and lndustry Now ln 1ts second century of servlce Cornlng Glass Works today has plants and afflllates located ln n1ne states Canada Mexlco and South Amerlca. COR NING GLASS WOR KS Cornlng New York make glass better and more useful for home, I GER 0LL RA D Manufacturers COMPRESSORS PUMPS GAS AND DIESEL ENGINES cmd MINING MACHINERY IJLJEOVIST BAND BOX CLEANERS JOHN W TAOOART LAUNOERS and SON , . 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G GO0D Johnson Sea Horse Outboard Motor DISTRIBUTORS 88 East Market Street Cormng N Y LESTERS SHOE STORE SHOES 8L UARRULL BRMHER 33 Llberty Street Bath N Y Compllments of WIGHTMAN and GLEDHILL YOUR FRIENDLY DODGE DEALER LOCATED Attorneys at Law AT CENTERWAY IN Llberty St Bath N Y CORNING NEW YORK J0l T HARDWARE C0 Cwmmred Dealers In Case Farm Machlnery Electrlc Water Heaters Ranges Refrlgerators Sweepers Combmatlon Stoves DAMUTH HUTEL S3V0Ua New YOTK Phone 1911 Savona N Y COAL FEED SEED FARM SUPPLIES Savona New York MOTOR C0 Chry sler and Plymouth Cars Factory Englneered Parts and Accessorles Tlres and Repa1rs Phone 2881 Campbell New York M. J. WARD ru NBER I and 0 - I U ' J I Y I , 1 I 1 I I CRCVER C. RATH TRUCK and ' BRADSTREET' JR- TRACTCR CCMPANY FARMERS and MECHANICS TRUST I W . . guidance I k think of the ' ' else ' our community Bath, New York ' urance Corp THE PAINTED wEsTlNGHousE PM PRESS convomlow I . ..1..1... 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M. and DR DEPUY Bath New York Comphrnents of John Thorpe Rooflng Contractor Bath New York Comphments MODERN BEAUTY SALON Bath New York GEORGE G JACOBS Compllments of Jeweler and Dlamond Merchant Watch Repalrlng 22 Llberty Street Phone 174 FAGAN S Furmture Funeral Dlrectors Ambulance Servlce Bath New Yor Phone 13 Bath New York-J ' of Phone 5 3 3 I SUNOCO SER VICE Sunoco O11 and Dynafuel Lubr1cat1on and Complete Repa1r Serv1ce E NELSON AAA Mechamc Savona New Harold DENING S GARAGE SOCONY GAS 81 OIL R1ng Free O11 Derung Prop Phone SHORT S SERVICE STATION GAS OIL GROCERIES Phone 2591 Loren Lewls Manager ATLANTIC SERVICE Complete Lubr1cat1on Accessorles Car Wash Phone 2082 Faucett and Jordan Prop York 2 181 Compllments of J Hauber and Son Phone 2462 Savona N FR AN K HODGE AUTOMOTIVE RE PAIR ING Campbell N Y Phone 2891 SERVICE STATION Claude Seager Prop ESSO PRODUCTS GROCERIES CIGARS CIGARETTES WE g1ve S 8: H Stamps Route 15 Campbell N Y STOWELL IMPLEMENT CO CAMPBELL NEW YORK WESTINGHOUSE JOHN DEERE . , . I I SEAGER I I I U , I . . ELY E. MULLIKEN Insurance of All Kmds Funeral D1rector Phone 2131 Savona New York Congratulations to the Class of 1953 CAMPBELL S BARBER Compllments of GRIMALDI S BARBER SHOP Savona New York Compllments of HATFIELD S DAIRY Compllrnents of SHOP BOLLEN S LIQUOR STORE Phone 2831 Savona N Best Wlshes for Class of 53 BAR T S GROCER Y Homogeruzed Mllk Pasteur1zedM1lk Buttermllk Cheese and Heavy Cream Phone 4121 Savona New York SAVONA DINER Flne Foods Complete Dlnners Short Orders Ruby DuVall Manager Phone 2402 Savona New York Cholce Meats and Grocerles Phone 2161 Savona N Y I-f Compllments of to the Class of 1953 SAVONA LADIES SHOP Q D J ! F , , .Y. 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