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

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1956 volume:

MT? f L 522 fN VX Q1 x XUIFHJXX 7?5 up fffacaaa Padefued M4 Ewa dy Me 65444 of 1956 N Q' 4 , ff 55? ' f fair aff gfgwfifv ..+ '-rbi' J: S .jZ?:...l.:l In fig-f5J.f .9-iv A . .45 1- -1: '3 ll. f h I 5 Willa' - :-,fl I I , :Q7 - , IJ' 'gk Q' Qv '. 2:11 1: .'.:,.. 1: L' arf '7,'xA'lW x' I X gy: in ,' nx- 4 7 1, I ? I DJ, 5' f I - ,itf-Q.. .-...-.. I f ALMA MATER Mid green fields and meadows 'Neath sunshine and shadows Our high school stands To which we all are true. A grand stately building With broad lawns surrounding and over all A vault of Heaven's blue. Dear old Savona Pride of her many valiant sons When out on life's ocean, with hearts of devotion We'll think of thee and of our victories won. Sedan! Gratitude and Tribute Proudly we pay tribute to our Alma Mater whose real objective is to de- velop good and usefulcitizens. To ac- complish this, she stresses three areas--physical, social, and mental development. First, we are encouraged to build strong bodies through a physical ed- ucation program and sports activities. Second, our social development is aided by participation in class, club, and extra-curricular activities. But of foremost importance is our mental development. A competent faculty and fine facilities provide us with necessary knowledge to form the basis for either a job or college. Our gratitude to our Alma Mater will only be expressed as we put to good use this knowledge which she has so freely bestowed upon us. 'lin Mr s Jane Adler DEDICATION For the four years whlch she has devoted to the Class of '56 as class adv1sor For the l1m1t1ess amount of t1me and energy expended 1n the behalf of the class For her practmcahty and contlnual encouragement For takxng so many respons1b1l1t1es for class act1v1t1es off our shoulders For her personal mterest IH each one of her class mem bers For her wxsdom and understand1ng as a math teacher The Class of '56 humbly and lovmgly ded1cates th1s Anovas to Mrs Jane Adler , Q V ww J' 'l s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Herewith we present the military record of the days when we were stat1oned at Camp S C S We were drafted at an early age 1nto the serv1ce of our school and commun1ty Our bas1c tralrung 1n elementary school prov1ded a good foundat1on for the more advanced maneuvers of h1gh school years We are proud of the battles we have won at S C S under the courageous and unwaver1ng leadersh1p of those commanders whom we call teachers and parents The knowledge we have galned durmg these years w1ll keep us on the wmnlng s1de after our d1scharge Our most cherxshed memorxes are preserved w1th1n these pages Admm1strat1on Page 5 Sen1ors Under class men ACt1V1t1eS Sports Advert1s1ng 4 ' ................,..... 9 ....... .......... . 31 ...... ........... 4 4 XX F X E ' X xx . reAchEr5 HANDBOOK ,,.gxl.l n L gown! 0565 LEFT TO RIGHT Albert Insco Hazel Morse Bruno Balcer, Rushmore Manner Geoffrey Barnes Hulda Spencer 0 I O Supervising Principal John R. Smingler X! it-A '5-W' FIRST ROW Mrss Gates Mrs Packard Mrs Andrews Mrs Wrghtman Mrs Spremulh Mrs Srefrred Mrs York Mrs Chllds Mrs Vanderhoff Mrs Wh1tford Mrs Nadeau Mrs Verxty Mrs Bardeen Mrs Love Mxss Wellman SECOND ROW Mr Smmgler Mrs Van Kuren Mrs Zrmmerman Mr McLough11n Mr Lundrrgan Mr Rossr Mr Mancrm Mr Connell Mr Hrggrns Mr Veuty Mr St1tt Mrs Adler Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Adler Andrews Bardeen Chllds Mr Connell Mrss Gates Mr I-hggrns Mrs. Love Mr. Lundrxgan Mr Mancmr Mrs. Nadeau Mrs. Packard Mr. Rossr Mr Sredel Nor mal School P N A , M E A , M A Normal School Mrs S1efr1ed Mrs Spremulll Mr St1tt Mrs Vanderhoff Mrs Van Kuren Mr Verlty Mrs Mrss Wellman Wh1tford W1ghtman York Z1mmerman Mr Smrngler Mr. McLoughl1n Verrty Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs 'I Normal School B S M S H B S M S Normal School Normal School Normal School Normal School Normal School D Mi R- la., 5? Vary A-A-A . Q v I MAA . ,.,,r,. is fx. x lv- tl k l ' ,gif I R ' -A rj 1 4 ' E . B.S. . ' ' . . ' . ., . , P . . B.S. . ' . , . . . ' B.S. . . B.S. . B.E. ' B.S. . ' B.S. . ' ' B.S. . ' B.S. L. . . ' . B.S. B.E. . ' B.S. ' B.S. . ' B.A. . ' B S. ' Mrs. Gladys Sutryk Mrs. Sally Peters- Mrs. Freada Polmanteer Mr Israel Van Housen Mr Chester Stuart Seacaw DDUDD -s ffw Um XX UUUUUUUD 5 F 0 I, r , if 'V J . I 1 frf XJ' 1 f If W7 ,ff ff f ' ff 'f ,112 f ,lv-I' , X-fyllr - W f X 'XA ' if X J, x f f I I aff if f if If lj' L4 'ffl , - ' ,ff K - ' f WESLEY HALLETT - At Addison: Baseball lg Rifle Club 1,2g Soccer 2,33 Basketball 2g Library Council2g At Savonag Basketball 3, 4g Baseball 4g Soccer 45 Class Plays 3,49 Yearbook 4g Track 4. BEVERLY KING - Literary Clublg Band 3,43 Gym Club 1,2,3g Class Plays 1,2,3,4g Comm. Usher lg Yearbook 4g Queen Attendant 3g Rifle Club 3. Q CAROL ANN THOMPSON - Chorus 1,2,3g Class Plays 1,2,3,4g Student Council 3,45 Keynotes 2,3,4g Inkspot 1,35 Yearbook 4g Rifle Club 3. JEANNE WING Bowling 1 Inkspot 1 2 3 4 Triple Trro1,Chorus 1.4, Class Plays 1,2,3, 4g Keynotes 2,3 ,4g Comm. Usher 3 g Yearbook 4g Intramurals 2. 10 4 ,, -,Wg STELLA SERDULA - Cheerleading3,-45 Key- notes 2,3,4g Inkspot 1,2,3,45 Prom Princess 35 Yearbook 45 Comm. Usher 35 Class Plays 1,2,3,4g Color Guard 3,43 Chorus 1,2,35 All County Chorus35Class Officer 2,35 Keynotes Vice-Pres. 3. SHIRLEY TAYLOR - Keynotes 2,3,45 Inkspot 1,2,3,4g Class Plays 1,2,3,4g Comm. Usher 35 Yearbook45 All County Chorus 35 Chorus 1, 2,35 Inkspot Sec. 3. ANNE NEGRYCZ - Cheerleading 1,2,3,45 Student Council3,45 Prom Queen 3 5 Keynotes 2,3,45 Literary Club 1,2,35 Color Guard 35 Drum Majorette 45 Class Officer 1,3,45 Class Plays 1,2,3,4g Chorus 1,2,35 Yearbook 3,45 Comm . Usher 2. TOM DAVIDSON - Soccer l,2,35 Basketball 1,25 Volleyball 1,25 Class Officer 15 Junior King35Rifle Club 1,25Wrestling1,2,35Year- book 45 Class Plays 1,2,3,45 Bowling 1. 11 f,1.aZ' 95... HARVEY ADLER - Track 1,2,3g Soccer 3,4g Basketball l,2,3,4g Baseball l,2,3,4g Literary Club lg Class Officer lg Rifle Club 1,2,3g Yearbook4g Gym Club lg Class Plays l,2,3, 4g Inkspot 1. DARLA THOMPSON - Class Officer 3,4g Cheerleading 2,3,4g Chorus 1,2,3g Color Guard 3,4gClass Plays l,2,3,4gComm. Usher 2,3gYearbook 4g Student Council lg Inkspot 1,3g Citizenship Conference 3,4. CAROL LEONARD- Dance Band3,4g Band lg All County Band8a Chorus lg Chorus l,2,3,4g Triple Trio 1g Inkspot 1,2,3,4g Yearbook 4g Speaking Contest lg Rifle Club 3g Class Officer lg Class Plays 1,2,3,4. DONALD RICE - Wrestling 2g Track 1,3,4g Inkspot lg Literary Club lg Yearbook 3,4g Rifle Club 1,2,3g Class Plays 1,2,3,4g Citi- zenship Conference 3,4g Class Officer 2g Speaking Contest lg Math Award 3g Science Fair 3a Congress4g Chorus l,2,4g All County l,2,4g All State Chorus 2. 12 ELEANOR LAUGHLIN - At NHS was active in5 Biology Club 35 l-lomemaking Club 1.2, 35 Dramatics Club 2.35 Camera Club 35 Intramurals 25 N Club 2.35 School News- paper 2.35ln Savona5 Yearbook5 Senior Play5 Class Secretary5 Chorus. DOUG STRAIT - Science Club 15 Masque 84 Gavel 15 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Rifle Club 2.35 Class Officer3,45 Student Council 45 Inkspot 2.3.45 Yearbook 45 Class Plays 2.3.45 Band 2.3.45 Dance Band 45 Chorus 15 Track 3.4. CALVIN LOOMIS - Basketball 45 Soccer 2, 45 Rifle Club 1.2.35 Class Plays 1.2,3,45 Chorus 1.2.45 Yearbook 45 lnkspot 15 Track 2.3.45 Camera Club 1. 13 MRS. JANE ADLER attended Elmire College, teaches math, has been the advisor ro rhe Class of 1956 for four years and has taught in Savona for eight years. PAUL WHITE - Basketball 1,2,4g Soccer 1,2, 31 Volleyball 23 Yearbook 43 Senior Play 4g Wrestling 1,2,4g Chorus 43 Sophomore Plays 2. MR. RAYMOND J. CONNELL attended Corr- land Stare Teachers College, teaches Physi- calliducarion, has been advisor to the Class of 1956 for one year and has taught in Savona for six years. 14 v..1 We'll always remember The day we entered h1gh school as green freshman Electmg our flrst real class offrcers pres1dent Carol Leonard v1ce pres ldent Tom Dav1dson secretary Anne Negrycz treasurer Harvey Adler The unusual s1ght we must have presented on 1n1t1at1on day w1th the glrls clad 1n long underwear and dxapers the boys 1n dresses and all frosted w1th a dehghtful mrxture of flour perfume eggs 11PSt1Ck chalk corn starch and others too numberous to ment1on Paymg back the sophomores for thelr extreme cruelty wlth a return party The httle cold ch1lls that tmgled up and down our sprnes as the curtaln rose for our freshman mlnstrel and our xnterlocutor Don R1ce crled Gentlemen be seated ' The del1c1ous odors of the cakes pres and cookres at our bake sales Trudglng from house to house 1nv1t1ng people to try such amazrng new products as mlnts and towels Our sophomore class offxcers presldent Don Rrce v1ce presldent Paul Wh1te secretary Stella Serdula treasurer Connre Tlmken The way we tortured the poor lnnocent freshmen on 1n1t1at1on day for belng br1ll1ant enough to enter h1gh school The many rehearsals w1thM1ss Wertz and Mrs Eaton to get our sophomore plays H1llb1.lly H1 J1nks and Ghost Farm down to perfectl n Makmg plans for our f1rst round and square dance Trylng to flgure out how to order the cards dur1ng our Chrlstmas card sale Choosmg our Jun1or class offlcers presrdent Anne Negrycz v1ce pres ldent Douglas Stralt secretary Darla Thompson treasurer Stella Serdula Clean1ng up after our roll1ck1ng Jun1or m1nstrel Remodelmg the gymnaslum w1th endless crepe paper streamers soft hghts a large chandel1er and the regal throne for our Glass Sl1pper Ball Gomg 35100 over our goal rn our Magazrne Dr1ve Electrng our last class off1cers presrdent Douglas Strart v1ce presrdent Darla Thompson secretary Eleanor Laughhn treasurer Anne Negrycz Trymg to meet Yearbook deadl1nes Collectlng saleable materrals of all descr1pt1ons for our Sen1or Fa1r Learnmg our parts and mak1ng scenery for our senlor play Books and Crooks The dead trred and flat broke feelmg as we started home from our semor tr1p The rush of fond memor1es and the reluctant glance toward the future at Commencement Our wonderful class advrsor Mrs Adler Our Alma Mater 15 I . . I - . . I 1 '. 1 1 - 9 - 5 - , - n 3 D i I 3 I a v a 1 , , 9 ... : - , - .. .I - . - . . , , ... ... , - O... . . . . . . - u, , , - .. . - .O - l - I I ' ... a s , ... ... . . . . - . - l 1 , ' 1 l. 1 1 9 - ... P ... x -. - . . , . .. ... 4'- 'S- IQQ I 5 al 1 .W , 1 ' v , in 9: ROW lg 1-larvey Adler, Don Rice, Shirley Taylor, Carol Leonard, Eleanor Laughlin, Carol Thompson, Wesley Halett, Jean Wing. ROW 2: Calvin Loomis, Richard Towner, Thomas Davidson, Stella Serdula, Darla Thompson, Beverly King. Doug Strait, Ann Negrycz, and Advisors, Mrs. Jane Adler, and Mr. Raymond Connell. Um 6.4444 7a 746330 I' ' 'TL' J' ' 4 ray? We began our class activi- ties during summer vacation whenwe went out after ads for the Yearbook. When school started, our work on the Year- book went into full swing. Our editor, Don Rice, did an excel- lent job of directing operations. Next on our list of activi- ties came the senior play. Aft- er much consideration we chose the play Books and Crooks . We especially want to thank Mr. Connell for his assistance as director. The play was very successful both financially and socially. A turkey raffle at Christmas time added to our treasury. As this is being written, we are looking forward to mak- ing our Senior Fair one of the best the school has ever known, and most of all we are anx- iously making plans for our senior trip. This has been our goal for the past four years and it promises to be a thrilling experience. WILL BE WANTS TO BE NOTED FOR DISLIKES LIKES TE SY E NAM Chemical en ineer Curiosity 8 l M ankee s Y h Jes thou arVC H T851 aHlC Boss Gara You State trooper Mechanical Blond hair Carol Ann Poor sports Ot fo T W HGCT gi Farmer ientist Roving eyes History Laughing Oh crud Cal Senator Research fun I-lavin Bad food Good food Ot 6UHSt Noted auth Eatin Quietness One eal Spac e cadet eaHS technician UHHO Teach star rinder Or anist USIC Bein Hotroddin Sure thin Carol Lou eing peanut CEHOT Has wing errl eepers UTSS H CDM I mean Old mai Psychiatrist HCSS eeping cripes Canne Success Medical Activities Snobs Eatin Oh fud ary et CCI FAVORI C' A ING y g issin ' ' ' g' Major leaguer schoo om got me Stella Getting up Being Big ge mech ' P 'dent es Sugar ' ' en ' . . . SC. . Don Don't g . ' g none ch ' Doug R g Talking ' ' g Farmer or N Richard Oh b Mars Homework Drawings Radio Paul I d Fishing School Temper Civil engineer Ditch digger Bev Stupid lceskating Physics Small waist Ice skating er ' g ' g ' g teased M ' Org ' gan g ' El Oh s G.A. Full schedules B ' friendly Model Model wife Stella Yikes Tom Business Goofing off Secretary h-slinger Shirley T 'fic Doug M. Arguing Really l' ' Private secretary Bean picker Carol Ann J Wes Flirting Talking Good wife Private secretary i ls A Darla Know what Neil E ting Good looks Beautician N J Holy ' S1 ' Bossy people Shy ' ' 'd ge . g . . . . s Anne Safaiomafzea 7w45mea ymam W Q 6 LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: Elizabeth Hallett, Rebecca Ryon, Diane McLoughlin, Sally Brugler, Doris Shaut, Doris Peabody, Dorothy Thomas. ROW 2: Fay Faucett, Thomas Feehan, Leon Sprague, Dennis Murphy, Maxine Dewey. Anna Groves. ROW 31 Mr. Rossi, Advisor, John Carr, Winston Scott, James Seager, Mrs. Childs, Advisors. ' Zhu The class of 1957 has been a very successfulgroup ofpeople as far as my opinion goes. The members of this class are quite small in number but their ambition is outstanding. Class Officers, LEFT TO RIGHT: James Seager, On September ll, 1955, we had a PresidentgDennis Murphy, Vice President, Rebecca bake Sale The results 9 A few bucks Ryon, Student Council Reprg Leon Sprague, Treas- ' ' mer, more added to our bank account. During the weeks of September 29, 1955 and October 13, 1955, this remark- able class sponsored the Curtis Maga- zine drive. The results of this was that they were the best magazine sellers in Savona's history. May is the time for showers, but don'tfo1-get the Junior Prom on the Sth! Everyone is excited over it and the girls probably have their formals ready. We expect to have a large crowd. Many thanks from the Junior Class to our advisors, Mrs. Childs, and Mr. I Rossi who have contributed their thoughts to make some Senior trip mon- ey for the Class of 1957. 'N QQ 153 '9! npr: av 1' OC 'm' Q0 Il ff' ,oo Q6 Vk A ,f-ft ea, AQ? V' j gr, x F A E I A aiflg if in f i Q Q '7 5 Q Q 'V 8 v 1 -NIJ ,.4 V 1 ' . 1 Q , 7 .- , pq! 1, f. , s....... -a-, , , ,' ,J , V g '1 l . A 6 6' fi ,K arf, I 4 J I 1 , is r 1 x I aj ' - 1 ff. W 4 Ts Jig, .K-ig 'K JG 4-5,13 JS 9 -:Am 5 th. 06 I 5 iii ROW lg Rebecca Walling, Evelyn Nichols, Judy Davidson, Betty Loper, Mary Bates, Eldora Reed, Sandy Brugler. ROW 2: Sylvia Strait, Judy Butts, Dorothy Feehan, Marjorie Thompson, Dorothy Shaut, June Allen, Linda McGuire, Judy Allen, Ann Hauber. ROW 3: James Allen, Jon Davis, Ralph Peters, Thomas McGlynn, Gary Scott, Marilyn Smith. ROW 4: Mr. Lundrigan fadvisorj, Reginald Scott, Gary Coe, Harold Peabody. John Straulka, Neil Bulkley, Mrs. Spremulli Qadvisorj. OFFICERS: Ann Hauber '-Treasurer Marilyn Smith -Student Council Representative Neil Bulkley -President Sandy Brugler -Vice President Linda McGuire -Secretary The graduating class of 1958 had a very successful year with some more money in the treasury for our senior trip. There were three girls chosen for the cheerleading squad: Sandy B r u g le r , Dorothy Feehan, and Linda McGuire. The boys that were chosen for the basketball team for Junior Varsity were: Jon Davis, Ralph Stinson, Jim Allen, and Reggie Scott. The boys chosen for Varsity were Neil Bulkley, Gary Scott, and Tom McGlynn, The plans that we made at the beginning of the year were to have a Sophomore Follies, two one-act plays, a pancake supper, and a skating party. We were hoping that by the end ofthe year all of these things would be carried out. This year as is the tradition, we ini- tiated the Freshman class. We enjoyed giving the initiation this year as much as receiving it last year. The freshman ini- tiation party was given that same night at which everyone had a lot of fun. With all our school work and extra curricular activities we are glad this school year is almost over but will be glad to get back to school and start all over again in the fall of 1956. 21 ROW 1 Bonnie Nielson Ioan Miller Sharon Brugler, Bonnie Folts, Phylis Seager. ROW '21 Angelo Mancini Advisor Nancy Ferguson Betty Nichols PatFaucett Edward McG1ynn, Charles Benedict, Angela Nadeau, Advisor ROW 3 Waldemar Vetter Robert Clark Dallas O Dell Harold Carr Carl Morse Norman Gunderman We, the class of 59 started out our first in high school in traditional manner and with the hopeful prospects of a senior trip four years from now. We elected Betty Nichols as our class President, Sharon Bruglar as Vice Pres- dent, Charlie Bendict as Treasurer and Edward McGlynn as Secretary. Bonnie Nielsonwas chosen to serve as a two year representative onthe Student Council along with Betty Nichols. Mr. Mancini and Mrs. Nadeau are our advisors. We are proud to say that the following boys and girls have represented us in sports and cheerleading. Sonny Vetter, Dallas O'Dell, Eddie Mc- Glynn, Charles Bendict, Norman Gunder- man and Harry Carr were members of the various athletic teams. Our cheerleaders representatives were: Sharon Bruglar, Bonnie Folts and Phyllis Seager as substitute. We started of the year by being ini- tiated by the sophomores and throughout of first year of higher education , we hope to build up our treasury with a number of money making events. We have already successfully completed several projects. 'iff 135,11 ' , f '! L-iq ,fill Q A A 'git A ' :O Q . K 5 9.5 . . Y W I - K ! 3 , , 1 ...ai H .- . :-.va IO 0' YJ ' ' .'f ' A 2 -as ROW 1: Arlene Thomas, Joyce Butts, Sandra Bedner, Charlotte Allen, Gerald Walling, Zepha Zyla, Roberta Nichols, Martha Coaward, Jerome Brugler, Hope Mariner. ROW 2: Edward Miller, Ronald Le Baron, James Davis, Robert Thompson, Lyndon Robie, Bonnie Alderman, Sharon Alderman, Helena Hill, Barbara Faucett, Anthony Zyla, Doris Ferguson. ROW 31 Kay Davidson, Lois Leonard, Bonnie Velter, Joyce Luta, Susan Conklin, Beverley Daye, Ellen Brace, Vera Allen. Gladys Chase, Shirley Peabody, Sharon Scaparo, Marcita Corbitt. ROW 4: James Tompkins, Nicholas Grinaldi, Roland Reed, Howard Allington, Thomas Preset, Dale White, Gary Wilson, Mr. McLoughlin. find ROW 1: Rosemary Morgan, Joyce Vogel, Marian Percival, Amanda Ober, Richard Live, Gary Lewis, David Morgan, Sue Allen, Judy Murphy, Aletha Hough. ROW 21 Harold Folts, Andrew Percival, John Strzepek, James Hatch, Ronald King, Margaret Southwick, DorothyJohnston, Ruth Bulkley, Reva Thompson, George Hatch. ROW 31 Nancy Faucert, Lois Nichols, Carole Bocek, Sylvia Tucker, Judy Scaparo, Carol Bollen, Janice King, Kent Fuller, John Slowinski, Donald Holmes. ROW 43 Mr. Stirt, Lona Timken, Lucille Laughlin, Eva Groves, David Thompson, Raymond Rumsey, Kathryn Benedict. Dennis Stratton, Warren Rowland. 6 f-1g .oa- ' N .ii 3. 5' N ov Q' P 1' lvl V-4 ' L ,W , -.. K. Cl 418 rf' Y 'ff , 52 ' 51 I N - U 1 ROW 1: Vivian Travis, Betty Miller, Nora Brewer, Arleen Pietryak, Gail Tucker, Loretta Bocek, Gordon Brace, Paul Bergin, Harold Ober. Douglas Peters, Bobby Love. Alfred Hayes. ROW 2: David Strzepek, Billy Preset, Florence Schoemaker, Bertha Gay, Patricia Hayes, Peter Nielsen, Steven Holmes, Stanley Pitryak, Richard Percival, Alan Stuart, lean Towner. ROW 3: Darlene Dusenberry, Pamelia White, Peggy White, Barbara Wilson, Linda King, Eugene McGlyn, Philip Simmons, Gary Littel, Walter Reed. ROW 4: Mrs. Zimmerman, Richard Travis, Walter Balcer, Frederick Buckley, Stanley Lester. all cgi! ROW 1: Robert Tompkins, Shirley Serdula, Mary Shoemaker, Sara Johnson, Donald Sorge, Frankie Hayes, Robert Bulkley, Billy Walter, Tommy Laughlin, Jerry Percival. ROW 2: Jimmy Gardner, Billy Polmanteer, Ronnie Wilson, Jimmy Jordan, Marlene Davidson, Michael Mariner, Donnie Hatch, Larry Brace. ROW 3: Mrs. Van Keureen, Adair Morse, RetaNichols, Cathy Odell, June Brown, Tommy King, Larry Showmaker, Cory Coe. ROW 41 Connie Holmes, Jackie Dusenberry, Penny Littell, Marv L. Hauber, Carol McGlynn, Frankie Hand, Eddie LeBar. Absent from picture: Judy Adler, Charolett Gardner, Steven Frederick. i If - 1 '1' P 5 ,I al.-gg. 1 - I 4 as . 5 O6 . fr 1- lik JS -S- i '45 lv ,LSC '64 ' -1 N P it ei , iw V H ' ' k. H , f , uf. , af f fi 'Z fi .,,, W H 6 ' -Q12 V' 47 a, if , rf: g ' 'f-5 . 5 ve -f, e'P?'f' 1 ,L..,,., -f I KJ f L F fi' ' ,gwtf ,L .H , 1 3 1 Z M., ,M W W f ,J f KA - 2- A N- we 0 ,,........h.. .3 w, h aw! J M. 'I 6 in 51, V, y. 11. I fn Q ' 4 fwm, f fr 7 '69 1 ' f' V , f f ,Q 'ff if ff VM W . - ws5Egfwf,ff , ,M X M V M my ,,,, V. , im, ,, f 1' A 'M T441 ' W A ' A 1' ,I V 1 ,fa 5 ' a ff J :QW , MQ? if 1i f Hfaikffff , '-aafiiiff ,-Z X ,, .af , , 43 ff' .,,-.- 2.07 ' 1 1' P 5 AV? 4 F .,. FIRST ROW: David Begell, Peter Smingler, Roger Vetter, Nancy Butts, Mary Ann Gay, Ronald Peabody, Shirley Bed- ner. SECOND ROW: Barbara Wolverton, Phillip Wilson, James Elliott, Ronald Smith, Sharon Walters, Linda Mc- Cann, Paula Tyler, Lynn Nichols. THIRD ROW: John O'Del1, Robert Swackhammer, Theresa Louhglin, George Og- den, Norman Davidson, Robert Hand, Frederick Balcer. FIRST ROW: Benjamin Ba1cer,Michael Zyla, Linda Essman, Elaine Donderawicz, Dolores Brewer, Patricia Palmer Ronald Shoemaker,Judy Alderman. SECOND ROW: Sheila Decker, George Houryski, Linda Faucett, Allen Childs Dianne Raw1eigh,Douglas Hough, Neal Robbins, Mary Wing, Mrs. Whitford. THIRD ROW: Kevin Fuller, Jean All ington, Harry Ogden, Thomas Salisbury, Charles White, William Wilson, Virginia Brown, Carolyn Peters. .!!ll V .4 vi 4 ROW 1: Ronald Pierce, Lynda Towner, Carolyn Essman, Eugene Sorge, Judy Campbell, Carol Fraze , Floyd Hill, Robert Burdick, David Elloit. ROW 2: Richard Littell, Sharon Thompson, Teri Stuart, Ronald Abbey, Bonnie Thomp- son, Tommy Brewer, Mrs. York. ROW 3: Tommy Woolever, Gary Du Vall, John Hauber, Diana King, Jackie Town- er, Karl Miller, Narncy Benedict. ROW lg Katherine Noles, Francis Vancise, Elaine Chisholm, Linda Percival, James Walling, Warden Travis, Linda Drehmer, Dale Conklin. ROW 2: Mrs. Packard, Richard White, Priscilla Dusenberry, Katherine Filkins, Jody Over- hiser,Connie Hayes,Barbara Jordan, George Reed. ROW 3: Robert Pierce, Ronald Hall, Lonnett Normand, Darlene Robertson, Ronald Ridley, Rosalind Wilson, Deloris Rawleigh. 'lie '- Q g,,,,,,,,..,r. ,,,, ,,,., , , 2 all 4. ....... gnugmnn ROW 1: Brian Smingler, Deana Allen, Millicent Allen, Lillian Clayson, Donna Brewer, Evelyn Strezepek, Marsha Silvernail,Jaclyn Filkins. ROW 2: Alice Jane Davidson, Robert Faucett, Howard Raleigh, Rodney Benjamin, David Pierce, Judith Welgan. ROW 3: Dale Travis, Linda Donderewicz, Arnet Clapsaddle, Ginger Robertson, Richard Hatch, James Hendley. Not present - John Swackhammer. I ROW 1: Catherine Essman, Vickee Folts, Bonnie Shoemaker, Linda Elliott, David Hedren, Michael Towner, Diana Hayes, Debra Packard, Paul Nichols. ROW 2: Patricia Fowler, Andrew Morse, Bobby Brewer, John Woodard, Chuck Brugler, Rebecca Thompson, Edward Warner, Mrs. Van Derhoff. ROW 3: Sandra Peters, Nancy Donderewicz, Mar- jorie Hill, Deborah Daye, Everett Brown. vv-I KJ, F a',,gfY fa, f ,, isf:Qf f 5.5. -'fizzd 4 5, M1 2 iuiiefuz. 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A, fl, ,N 4 nun ,THEM :Gi 'a 460 FIRST ROW Ann Hauber Betty Loper Davrd Strzepek Marrlyn Smrth Rose Mary Morgan Llnda McGu1re SEC OND ROW Srlvra Tucker Bonnre Nrelson Nancy Ferguson Carol Bocek Sally Brugler Maxrne Dewey Davld Morgan Brlly Polmanteer Joan Mrller John Roy Gary Wrlson John Strzepek Marrlyn Caward Alan Stuart Charles Benedlct janrce Krng THIRD ROW Ann Negrycz Nrel Bulkley Harold Folts Rrchard Love Paul Bergrn Edward McGlynn Beverly Krng Thomas McGlynn Gary Coe Carl Morse Harold Peabody Howard Allrngton Joyce Vo gel Rodney Wrlson Betty Nrchols Marjorre Thompson Douglas Odell Ralph Strnson Douglas Strart Mr Ralph Verrty Drrector Zane! and FIRST ROW: Martha Caward, Phylis Seager, Bonnie Folts, Sharon Brugler, June Allen, Sandra Brugler, Amanda Ober, Elizabeth Hallett, Eldora Reed, Betty Loper, Doris Peabody. SECOND ROW: Carol Leonard, Sally Brugler, Maxine Dewey, Ann Hauber, Norman Gunderman, Harold Peabody, Kathryn Benedict, Marjorie Thompson, Carol Bollen, Carol Bocek, Judy Butts. THIRD ROW: Mr. Verity, Calvin Loomis, Donald Rice, Beverly Daye,A1etha Hough, Bonnie Alderman, Joyce Vogel, Sue Allen, Charlotte Allen. .oo, L1 1 I 1 9 1 0' . he :ff iff U N + A G Y' A 1 ,W 3 1, 1: 'I 1 2 fn , 5 , , If gyxi 24:1 'Q' ..,-I' 0' , Q. 2 tqunnnr f , ,I 6 Wm! JA F : '75 R HIM CENTER: Anne Negrycz, Drum Majorette. MAJORETTES, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sharon Brugler, Sandra Brugler, Eldora Reed, June Allen, Nancy Ferguson, Judy Davidson, Bonnie Folts. a 14 4 SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sandra Bruglenjeanne Wing, Sally Brugler, Dorothy Feehan, Sylvia Strait, Evelyn Nichols, Margaret Guilds, Linda McGuire, james Seager, and Mrs. Nadeau, Advisor. STANDING: Judy Davidson, Marjorie Thompson,Judy Butts, Betty Loper, Eldora Reed,Carol Ann Thompson, Marilyn Smith, Stella Serdula, Anne Negrycz, Marilyn Caward, Dorothy Thomas, Doris Shaut, Doris Peabody, and John Straulka. ,,,..J i wr Fi 3' if i FIRST ROW: Carol Leonard, Beverly King, Darla Thompson, Stella Serdula, Ann Negrycz, Donald Rice, Calvin Loomis, Harvey Adler, Thomas Davidson, Paul White. SECOND ROW: Rebecca Ryon, Jeanie Wing, Wesley Hal lert, Eleanor Laughlin, Sally Brugler, Mrs. Jane Adler, Dorothy Thomas, Shirley Taylor, Carol Ann Thompson Richard Towner, Douglas Strait. Advisor Editor Jr. Editor Business Mgr. Jr. Business Mgr, Literary Editor Assistant Adve rtising Mgr. Assistants Sales Mgr, Assistants Publicity Mgr. Photography Editor As sistant Sports Editor Assistant Art Editor Assistants Mrs. Jane Adler Donald Rice Dorothy Thomas Ann Negrycz Sally Brugler Carol Leonard Eleanor Laughlin Stella Serdula Douglas Strait Wesley Hallett Calvin Loomis Carol Ann Thompson Shirley Taylor Beverly King Darla Thompson Jeanie Wing Harvey Adler Thomas Davidson Paul White Rebecca Ryon Richard Towner vw W ' 6, Y ' ' ' so an 1' ' ' ,mg 2 x - Q' 'fda fa ' 4 'C Dv J. , ' ? . 49334 . 2 .- 1' 'Q ,Ibm . nl 1 f? .A LA x 2. 5 i' ,Iv FW' x, ,-' .. he t'1. O 1 '- P 3, Y fs fig f M? we 4 '9 7 XX r Q55 ef fx N f , V 6 f .. im . ,. -5 41 ,., - Q rm: is :. I 1 X ' , ' PM 'HN ll 'N ' r AWWWW 4 wg 3 L an M1 f iz..-if 5 I '52 K e 4, 3 W lv' 1 1 ! 4' + ' W M mv x . pm 'idwff W i 'X A x .N-. is Q 1 Rib E K Q z ., f. . .,. fa H vx mse . . .1 n cv gg 4. Y F an in v. L+..-.....-,,...,.- 4-...- -. f,7n - fr -- . 'vogn-rvyvvvfqv - .. 'l.. -, ' W'-YY DQ Nil, f 3122,-W2 l rzrggiewf +'vyUi' FIRST ROW: Dennis Straton, Nicky Grimaldi. SECOND ROW: Mr. Stitt Norm a n Gunderman,Jon Davis, Dal- las O Dell, Reggie Scott, Jim Allen, Ralph Stinson, Harry Carr, Albert Lester, Eddy McGlynn. , W, Z f-iw! FIRST ROW: Mr. Connell, Harold Folts. SECOND ROW: Eddy McGlynn, Sonny Vetter, Dallas O'Dell, Calvin Loomis, John Grimaldi, Reggie Scott,Harvey Adler, Tom McGlynn, Gary Coe, Wesley Hallert,Jim Allen, Tom Feehan, Gary Scott, Albert Lester, Jon Davis, Ralph Peters, Charles Benedict. .1s 9'4 4-half 'sl-X ,25CT,f'7-ETC id' 'H JWN... Mi 55. 'A I , ' 'I ' -Y 4, :lit aZ:,if'gs'4.E24,53, FIRST ROW: Reggie Scott,Harvey Adler, Don Murphy, Ph il ip Smith,John Davis, Ralph Peters, Douglas Strait. SECOND ROW: John Straulka, Gary Coe, Calvin Loomis, Don Rice, Tommy McGlynn, Fay Faucett, Paul White, Winston Scott, David Thompson, and Raymond Connel, Coach. 1-ful FIRST ROW: James Allen. Albert Lester, Gary Scott, Harvey Adler. SECOND ROW: Tommy McG1ynn, Tommy Feehan, Gary Coe, Gerry Wing, John Straulka, Niel Buckley, David Thompson, Howard Allington, and Raymond Connel, Coach. Q-if -zs .l:l'. sf ,J T, 'J M I Q. 'ffl-W ' ' I ' ff ' ' 1 H ' , , 'z,- 11 ' 1 0 fb gg 'MW A- -lv f :?Q1!5UWf5?i ? 3 -..Ji-. . 'Q?i Q1'?VA' . ' 'A . f- - - 'K -df 1 41 ifv, ,, ,.!,,,a , f. V -..USGA 13- . H H 4 Al ngsiff z !'t'fi.A, .Xyr ww' 30 I . ,, 4, 3 1 A Q I 5 O 6 l 0125712 1 1.8 Ulla is ll Uilryb il. ZH! 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H. J. C i s, Prop. 239 lm erial Avenue Phone - . . Compliments Of 1 o Complzments HARPER 5 POSTER RESTAURANT BOOK STORE Bath New York Legal Beverages and Meals Make and Bull prop Pamted Post New York LOUISE MacMARTIN llngerle and sportswear 7 East Wulllam Street Bath New York STEVENS PAINT STORE Paint and Wallpaper 52 Bridge Street Complzments TINY TOWN 57 East Market Street Corning New York Savona Complzments ROTI BEAUTY AND BARBER SHOP 8 Lamoka Avenue New York Complzments PHILLIPS Complzments f FUNERAL HOME BILL MULLIGAN Two conveniently Located FERGUSON IMPLEMENTS Funeral Homes Tractors Pamted Coming Post Bath New York New York New York Of Corning New York ' f of 0 Of . o COMPLIMEN TS OF MAPLE LEAF MOTEL 8. COFFEE SHOP MAIN ST. SAVONA, NEW YORK COMPLIMEN TS OF J. E. VAN ETTEN YOUR TRIANGLE SHOE DEALER CORN ING, N EW YORK COMPLIMENTS ALBERT CAMPBELL BARBER SHOP SAVONA NEW YORK COMPLIMENTS WELCH 8. WELCH ATTORNEYS AT LAW CORNING NEW YORK COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS MALLISON JEWELERS VIRGIL N GLEDHILL 6 EAST WILLIAM PAINTED POST NEW YORK BATH NEW YORK COMPLIMENTS M722 3 SERVICE ELY E MULLIKEN CORNING NEW YORK SAVONA NEW YORK OF UF OF OF OF THE FUTURE AND YOU Today you of the Class of 1956 stand on the threshold of a challenglng future What you make of It depends upon your courage mltlatlve and enthusiasm You have learned pllshment Appllcatlon of these fundamentals wlll most certainly help you succeed ln what ever fleld you choose CONGRATULATIONS and every wlsh for future success CORNING GLASS WORKS Corning N Y Corning means research ln glass I the importance of diligent effort and accom- ' , O O Smoke a Crgar Today C0 lPllme'lfS BROWN S CIGAR STORE BETTY KAY BAKE SHOP At the bankmg corner Cornmg New York Bqfh New York B 4-U D Slde Complzments CAL'-AHAN AND HOOEY ARNOLD s FURNITURE Realtors Insurers 8 East Pulteney Street 42 Wes' Mofkel Compliments Compliment-9 GRIMALDI s BOHOY BARBER SHOP FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE North SIde Sdvofw New York Commg New York Complzments Compliments Of POLLIO DAIRY BONG S Products Corp 31 East Market Campbell New York Comms New York Of I c of I Coming New York Corning, New York of of I Of , Compliments BOSTWICK S Corn Compliments IRELANDS York NSW York Compliments Mayers WaIIpaper 81 Palm Cormng New York Complzments Reynold wfIgI1f mng Compliments LONGWELL S LUMBER COMPANY ork Bath New York Complzmen s EASTERB ROOK S Store Bath Ne York Complzments CHILDREN S TOGGERY Complzments FULLER S DRUG STORE Bath New ork York nng Complzments ZIP S CAFE ew York Complzments CUNNINGS Cormng Complzments RESTAURANT ork Corn York mng Complzments CLEANING CO York Complzments OWEN OVERHISER JEWELRY Complzments ANTHONY SHOE SERVICE ork Bath New York Bath Complzments WORKINGMAN S STORE ewY Complzments WEST E RN AUTO Bath Complz nents RIVER BEND W York C mpbeII New York Cormng Compliments CHIP S SHOE SERVICE ork Complzments STARLIT RESTAURANT Cormng Complzments JIMMY S GRILL N Y Cormng Compliments TASTY BAK ERY Corn ng F of of of Ing New Corning - . 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Compliments I ' 'I I I of. of of of UQ Of' COMPLIMENTS COMPUMEN TS CHARLES COON HODGES GARAGE SONS CAMPBELL NEW YORK CORNING NEW YORK COMPLIME VTS COMPLIMENTS JOHNNY 8. RAY S E 81 W CLOTHES PPG 1 RNING NEW YORK CO CORNING NEW YORK CQMPLJMENTS COMPLIMENTS ROSES J 8' M PAINT STORE JEWEI-ERS CORNING NEW YORK CORNING NEW YORK COHPLIUENTS CO1!PL!L1E'NTS HAROLD DENNING GARAGE F L FOSTER FURNITU RE SAVONA NEW YORK BATH NEW YORK OF OF R OF OF RESTAURANT 8. GRILL T'1eff'leS'f'l,'jJe'1ff'1g tl F6 OF OF EASTMAN-BELL HOWELL REVERE Movie Cameras and Prolectors Still Cameras and Supplies ECKER DRUG STORE MARTIN MARINE MERCURY BOATS MARINE suPPuEs Mldd SPQRTING EQUIPMENT AND TRAILERS Engine Service Department N Ph 6 9538 P t d 47 East Mar e treet Corning, New York Outboard o e Paints Hardware Motors Aluminum Life Jackets Planked Fishing Equipment III . Hamilton St. one - ain e Post, N. Y.