Seneca Gorham Potter Central High School - Arrowhead Yearbook (Gorham, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1953 volume:

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A Then as brilliant Sophomores We studied hard and soon were going strong. juniors, take it easy ..... How the time does fly! Then as Seniors we'll be leaving, In our hearts forever grieving Dear old Gorham High. Schoolmates, stand together, Do your part and try. W Fair or stonny weather, Strive on to keep your standards always high Girls and boys, remember, To your school be true. When you leave your Alma Mater Be a loyal son or daughter ..... Gorham, here's to you! usolca nan ln recognition of his fellowship, leadership, sincerity, integrity, and his deep desire to participate in all activities, we dedicate the 1953 Arrowhead to our classmate ..... Norman Duane Oliver 1935-1952 ARRUWHEAD STAFF EdiL0f.in-Chigf . . . . . . Shirley Christensen Assistant ..... ....... P at Adams Business Manager . . . . Roland Hoffman Phowgraphy Editor . .... Earl Frarey fldvertising Editor . . . . . Nonnan Oliver Circulation Manager . . . . . Rose Phillips Class Ediwr ..... .... A lrna Lambert Sports Editor .... . . George MacDonald Art Editor . . . .... Dolores Knopf Advisor . . . .... Mrs. Herman FUREWURD As time marches on, the memory of our colorful high school days will always linger in our minds. We hope that, in the years to come, this publication will bring back nostalgic reminis- cences. After weeks of planning and hard work, we present to you the results of eamest efforts---the 1953 ARROWHEAD. Mk ADMINISTRJI TIUN 345 N ,XA ,,.,, Q.,:',5 ,.a .ll 'fn ., I, ' Q ' , inglllr ,I' ' ' L' WI 4 M0 ' - - . v -7 5,-4-3- 0 .,. -..Q RING MASTER PRINCIPAL!-Vernon M. Hyatt and SECRETARY:-Joanne Kindelberger. BUARD - - SWURD SWALLUWERS Seal: r', L. tu R.: Mrs. Bigham Mr Oswald, Mr. Rippey, Wir Oliver. Standing: Mr. Gage, Mr. Pask Mr Niuehe. 6 STUDENT CUUNCII. - - UARKERS r T ' ' First Row, L. to R.: M. Schinlr, K. Henry, J. VanWaguer, D. Knopf, V. Derby, E. Jeffers, Mrs. Skelletr, P. Adams, S. Hey. Second Row: P. Read, B. Sticlrler, J. Bigham, E. Fruey, B. Hey, L. Premru, J. Townsend, j. Hlury. Third Raw: K. Perry, R. Hoffman, R. Cnlrnln, D. Weichenthal, j. Van Wie. OFFICERS President .... ..,.. D olores Knopf Vice-President . . . . . Darrell Weichenthal Secretary .... ..... V irginia Derby Treasurer . . .... Karl Perry The Student Council for the year 1952-1953 consisted of a president and representatives from each class. With Mrs. Skellett as our advisor, we successfully administered the proctoring system of super- vision in the halls, in the library and on the buses. The Ontario County Student Council Association held their fall meeting at our school The Constitution has been revised to improve the pattern of the Council. 7 TEACHERS - - l.l0N TAMFRS MATH AND SCIENCE MR. ROGER W. WARD Senior High Science B. S., Niagara University Grad. Study, University of Rochester MISS ELNA M. ANDREASEN junior High Math B. S., Buffalo State Teachers College MR. DONALD G. BURT Senior High Nlath B. A., Albany State Teachers College M. A., Albany State Teachers College LANGUAGE AND LIBRARY MR. JOHN SMINGLER Senior Iligh English A. B., Hobart College Grad. Study, Hobart HOWARD SHANKLIN Latin and French Nl. A., Syracuse University MRS. RUTH NORTHRUP Cortland State Teachers College MISS HAZEL M. FULLER Librarian B. S., Geneseo State Teachers College Grad. Study, Gene seo I ,, SOCIAL STUDIES MR. J. WALTER KEATING junior High Social Studies Driver Training B. Ed., Brockport State Teachers College M. S., Comell University MRS. ISOBEL SKELLETT Senior lligh History B. S., Keuka College Grad. Study, Cornell University W 8 VOCATIONAL SUBJECTS MR. WILLIAM HOLMES Industrial Arts B. S., Buffalo State Teachers College MRS. JUNE HERMAN Commercial Subjects B. S., University of Rochester Grad. Study, New York University Grad. Study, Syracuse University MR. CLYDE BEEBE Agriculture B.S., Comell University Grad. Study, Comell University MISS BEVERLY CATES Homemaking B.S., Comell University Grad. Study, Syracuse University MUSIC MR. LOUIS BILLS B.S., Music Education Fredonia State Teachers College MISS JANE GOODWIN Vocal Music R.S., Potsdam State Teachers College PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND NURSE ARNE OLSON Cadet Coach Brockport State Teachers College MRS. ELIZABETH BORST Nurse Syracuse General Hospital Syracuse University University of Rochester MISS SHIRLEY M. KREUTTER Girls' Phys. Ed. B.S., Brockport State Teachers College MR. C. FREDRICK PIERSON Boys' Phys. Ed. RS., Cortland State Teachers College M.S., Alfred University 9 sh.-hm -an Xa 5, 4 ,, Q. + v PRIMARY GRADES MRS. PATRICIA NARACONG B. E., Geneseo State Teachers College Grad. Study, Syracuse University Grad. Study, Geneseo State Teachers MRS. LILLIAN PREMRU B- A-. Asbury, CWillmore, Kentuckyj Grad. Study, Buffalo State MRS. MARIAN V. MEANS Brockport State Teachers College Buffalo State Teachers College Geneseo CSummer Schooll MRS. HELEN FINGAR B. S., Geneseo State Teachers College MISS MARY MURPHY B.E., NLS., Geneseo State Teachers College MRS. MARGARET PATRICK Grad. Study, Oneonta State Teachers College MRS. MILDRED CONKLIN B. S., Geneseo State Teachers College INTERMEDIATE TEACHERS MR. IVAN E. LAFLER Ed. FS., Geneseo State Teachers College Grad. Study, Hobart MRS. DORIS Van WAGNER Brockport Normal School MR. PAUL F AIRAND B. S., Ithaca College M. S., Ithaca College MISS ALICE SARGENT Geneseo State Teachers College B.S., Geneseo State Teachers College STANLEY TEACHERS MRS. MARGARET NEWTON S St 6 Geneseo State Teachers College MRS. MILDRED COVER I 81 2 Geneseo State Teachers College MRS. BETSY CLARKE 3 81 4 B. Ii., Geneseo State Teachers College I0 Z w . X .,,- Iw ,'l 4',' I , 5 1.0 1' ', , , Il H ,IQ ,urn -fn' i 7- 'll S I , N ,..ss' in--it 0 Standing, L. to R.: D. Knopf, P. Nielsen, Miss Fuller, Mr. Kinyon, S Christensen, R. Phillips. Front: E. Frarey. SENIUR CLASS UFFIBFRS CLASS COLORS:-Blue and White CLASS FLOWER:-Lily of the Valley CLASS MOTTO!- And what they dare to dream of, dare to do! 12 '. A ., x x . T 4 A , B 55' 'f ,U ' . f-ff, l' 'ffl' -- A , ig lf- mf w, ' PATRICIA ADAMS WILBUR ALLEN JANE AUSTIN patience is . access.,-y in. A little nonsense, now and I heard the little bird say median. tl?en, isyrelished by the wisest so. o men. SHI RL EY CHRISTENSEN NORMA BILLS CHARLES CHASE HHH ways an 'nys of Pleas, lf you would be loved, love The world belongs to the en- nnmess, and all her paths ue and be lovable. thusinst who keeps cool. pence. if ' JL '- 13 ALMA LAMBERT GEORGE MacDONALD FRANCIS MCGORY Nothing endures but personal A man of strift and a man of Win without boasting, lose qualities. contention. without excuse. CAROL MCWILLIAMS BETTY MILLER MARY MUCKLE Creation is great and cannot She talks, Lord how she Like the mshing of mighty be understood. talk s. wnters. Q v 15 BARBARA NIELSEN POULINE NIELSEN NORMAN OLIVER usmdb' V0 be quifl- NNFVU SPe'k IQUCUY T? 5U0fhCl' He was a burning and shining until the house is on fire. iight, U ROSE PHILLIPS JANE PULVER JOANNE PERRY The sweetest that eye: grew ln friendship 1 was em-ly Always busy here and rhere.' beside a human door. Lgughg to bgugvgf' , 'W Y W 16 SENIUR ACTIVITIES PAT ADAMS-Softball 15 Intramurals 15 Archery 15 Girls' Chorus 15 Noon Hour Instructor 15 Student Council 1, 2, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 45 Choms 1, 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 25 Mass Chorus 25 Soccer 2, 35 Press Club 2 3, 45 F.H.A. Vice-President 35 Class News Reporter 35 Arrowhead Staff 45 Sr. Play Stage Mgr.5 Sextette 45 N.Y.S. S.M.A. 45 Sv.-Go-Po Editor 4. 7 W1LLY ALLEN-Soccer 15 Band 1, 25 Chorus 1, 2, 35 Bas- ketball Mgr. 1, 2, 3, 45 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 F.F.A. Basker- ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 2, 35 F.F.A. Vice-Presi- dent 35 F.F.A. Reporter 45 jr. Rotarian 4. jANIE AUSTIN-Soccer 15Intramurals 1, 25 Choms 1, 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Archery 25 Press Club 4. NORM BILLS-Girls' Chorus 15 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Double Sextette 25 Sax Quar- tet 2, 3, 45 N.Y.S.S.M.A. 35 jr. Prom Princess5 Sextette 3, 45Sr. Play5 Dance Band 4. CIIASLET CHASE-Class Treasurer 25 F.F.A. 2, 3, 45 F.F.A. Basketball 2, 3, 45 F.F.A. Softball 2, 3, 45 Press Club 35 jr. Play5 A.V.A. 3, 45 F.F.A. Vice-President 45 Sr. Play5 jr. Rotarian 45 jr. Red Cross 4. SUZS CHRISTENSEN-F.H.A. 15 Softball 15 Dramatics Club 15 Noon Hour lnstnrctor 15 Chorus 1, 25 Soccer 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 25 jr. Play Stage Mgr.5 Press Club 45 Arrowhead Editor-in-Chief 45 Class Secre- tary 45 Sr. Play. FLOSSIE CLARKE-Dramatics Club 15 F.H.A. 15 Softball 15 Archery 15 Basketball 1, 25 Dance Band l, 45 Mass Band 1, 2, 35 N.Y.S.S.M.A. 1, 2, 35 Cheerleading 1, 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Sax Quartet 2, 35 Mass Chorus 2, 35 Soccer 2. 35 Noon I-lour Instructor 35 jr. Play5 Press Club 3, 45 Sexuette 3, 45 Sr. Play Make-up. HOOT FRAREY-Baseball 1, 25 Chorus 1, 25 Soccer 1, 3, 45 Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Class President 3, 45 A.V.A. 3, 45 jr. Play5 jr. Prom Prince5 Sr. Play5 Student Council 45 Arrowhead Staff 45 jr. Rotarian 45 F.F.A. President 4. HELEN HATHORN-Class Treasurer 15 jr. Prom Lady5 ln- tramurals 1, 25 Cheerleading 1, 2, 35 Soccer 25 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Student Council 35 jr. Play5 Sr. Play Make-up5 Press Club 45 N.Y.S.S.M.A. 4. ROLLIE HOFFMAN-Baseball 15 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 jr. Play5 Volleyball 35 Arrowhead Staff 45 Sr. Play5 Student Council 45 jr. Rotarian 4. DAVE KEYSER-F.F A. 1 2 3 4' F.F.A. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 jr. Play5 Sr. Play5 ,jr.,Rdtaiian 4. LA KNOPF-Camera Club 15 Archery Club 15 Intramurals 1, 2, 35 Noon Hour Instructor 1, 2, 35 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Tumbling Club 25 jr. Play5 Class Treasurer 35 Class Vice- President 45 F.H.A. President 45,Student Council 45 Sr. Play Prompter5 State F.H.A. Secretary 45 Arrowhead Staff 4. ALMA LAMBERT-Girls' Chorus 15 Softball 15 Intramurals 15 Dramatics Club 15 Mass Band 1, 25 Basketball 1, 45 Mass Chorus 1, 2, 35 Cheerleading 1, 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Vice-President 25 Volleyball 25 Clarinet Quartet 25 jr. Prom Dutchess5 Tumbling Club 25 Soccer 2, 35 Cheerleading Capt. 2, 35 Noon Hour Instructor 2. 35 Press Club 2, 3, 45 N.Y.S.S.M.A. 35 jr. Play5 Sex- tetre 3, 45 Sr. Play Publicity Mgr.5 Arrowhead Staff 4. GEAGE MacDONALD-Class Vice-President 15 Soccer 1, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Class President 25 Boys' State 35 Arrowhead Staff 45 Sr. Play5 jr. Rotarian 4. FRANNIE McGORY-Student Council 15 Soccer 1, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Mass Band 1, 2, 3, 45 All-State Sec- tional Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 2, 35 Boys' State 35 Boys' Sextecte 35 Mass Cborus 35 Press Club 3, 45 All- State Band 3, 45 jr. Rotarian 4. MICKEY MCWILLIAMS-Soccer 15 Chorus 15 Noon I-lour ln- strucmr 15 Softball 15 Cheerleading 1, 25 Basketball 1, 25 Intramural Capt. 25 Volleyball 25 jr. Play5 Sr. Play Flower Mgr. BET MILLER-Girls' Chorus 15 Archery 15 Softball 15 ln- tramurals 1, 25 Basketball 1, 2, 45 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Soc- cer 25 Volleyball 25 Choms 2, 3, 45 Cheerleading 2, 3, 45 jr. Play Prompter5 Sr. Play Set Mgr.5 Press Club 4. MARY MUCKLE-Archery 15 Dancing Club 15 Noon I-lour Instructor 15 Girls' Chorus 15 Band 1, 25 Intramurals 1, 25 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 jr. Play Prompter5 Press Elub 3, 45 Sr. Play House Mgr.5 F.H.A. Parliamen- tarran . BARB NIELSEN-Cbonrs 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 25 F.H.A. 3, 45 jr. Play Prompter5 Sr. Play Prompter. POLLY N151-SEN-CUBE!! Club 15 Archery 15 Intramurals 1, 25 Noon I-lour Instructor 1, 2, 35 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Cho- rus 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. VicePresident 2, 45 jr. Play: F.H.A. President 35 Sr. Play5 jr. Red Cross 45 Class Treasurer 4. NORM OLIVER-Camera Club 15 Class Secretary 15 Base- ball 1, 25 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Press Club 3, 45 Arrowhead Staff 4. jO PERRY-Cheerleading Capt. 15 Volleyball 15 Softball 15 Dramatics Club 15 Archery 15 Intramurals 1, 25 Cheer- leading 1, 2, 35 Choms 1, 2, 3, 45 Soccer 1, 2, 3, 45 Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 45 jr. Prom Chainnan5 jr. Play5 Magazine Sales Chairman 35 N.Y.S.S.M.A. 45 Press Club 45 Sr. Play Prop Mgr. ROSIE PHILLIPS-Dramatics Club 15 F.H.A. 15 Girls' Cho- rus 15 Softball 15 Archery 15 Mass Band 1, 25 Basketball 1, 45 Cheerleading 1, 2, 35 Soccer 1, 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Clarinet Quartet 25 Tumbling Club 25 Noon Hour Instructor 2, 35 jr. Play5 Press Club 3, 45 Sr. Play5 N.Y.S.S.M.A. 45 Arrowhead Staff 45 Class News Re- porter 4. j1GGS PULVER-Softball 15 Cheerleading 1, 25 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Secretary 25 Archery 25 jr. Play5 F.H.A. Secretary 3, 45 Sr. Play. LEE STONE-Archery 15 Girls' Chorus 15 Intramurals l, 25 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Softball 25 Basketball 25 Volleyball 25 jr. Play5 Class Secretary 35 Maiorette 3, 45 Sr. Play Business Mgr.5 Press Club 4. BEA TERW1LLlGER-Chorus 1, 2, 35 Sextette 1, 2, 35 N.Y.S.S.M.A. 1, 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 25 jr. Play5 All-State Band 4. BARBIE TREADWELL-Archery 15 Softball 15 F.H.A. 15 Intramurals 1, 25 Library Club 1, 25 jr. Play Prompter. THORPE TOMION-Chorus 15 Boy Scouts 1, 2, 35 Track 25 Kitchen Staff 45 jr. Rotarian 4. jlM Van WIE-Class President 15 jr. Prom Lord5 Baseball 1, 25 Chorus 1, 2, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 45 Soccer 1, 45 Stu- dtnt Council 45 Press Club 45 jr. Rotarian 4. HELEN WEEKS-Softball 15 Basketball 15 Intramurals 1, 25 Noon I-lour Instructor 1, 2, 35 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 L-atin Club 25 Press Club 4. I X . . x . X fflfflff ,fff W W ll Ill Wm 'mill llllllllllllllilllllll IM W Xt i . 3 3 .,, NNWXRWWXHRYXYBFFNWFFWH!HIIl!l!V!!!fYf!fWWff! H CLASS PUEM Qi, we're the Class of '53 And one day the kids looked upon me Make up a poem, make up a rhyme Come on, come on, you've got the time So I took my pen in hand And these are the words, poor or grand. First comes the Allen boy named Willy, Boy he sure is a dilly. Jane Austin comes next, Sie reads from book and text. Norma Bills never says scoot, To the boy 'oft times called Hoot. Then comes her Pulver friend named jane, She's always a friend and never a pain. Hoot Frarey gave his Norma a ring, We hope dnt good luck comes no you in everything. Next comes our friend, jo Perry OA?mheifing:rri rl diamrind, she does carry. a am rs so c ever, On her clarinet, she plays each lever. And here comes that Phillips named Rosie, The girl who always looks so cozy. Next comes Florence Clarke She sings like a lark. Charles Chase makes a dash into his Nuh. We hope that while he's driving, He never has a crash. Thorp Tomion knows how to pull a curtain, And also how to drive the '37 Chevie Of this much I am certain. We have a rolling Stone named Lee, My but she's a busy bee. Shirley Christensen has a nickname of Shirl, Whenever you're with this girl You're always in s whirl. lim Van Wie from Canandaigua came, Of skipping school, he makes a game. Francis McGory has never been to Cuba, But boy he sure can play the tuba. KSorry, that's all l could think of that would rhymel. We have a Dolores, whose last name is Knopf, u w 1 I rnnluwyv' ww .l' H She's our Student Council President, And she fills us full of hope. Next comes her friend named Pouline Neilsen Whose nickname is Polly. She's full of fun and very jolly. Helen Harhorn is known for her driving, Early or late, she's always arriving. Roland Hoffman, with girls, had a day, When he played the lead in the junior Play. Betty Miller, to the Navy, gave, Her name to become a wave. Beatrice Terwilliger will go To Eastman School of Music, where, S1e'll blow on her oboe. We have a girl named Carol McWilliams, Who always likes to dance, On this particular subject, she talks, raves and rants. Barbara Treadwell to Homemaking goes, 'Ihere she leams about food and clothes. Mary Muckle, who's not contrary, But a very good friend to know, At this time I'm not sure What she'll be or where she plans no go. George MacDonald will always be remembered as Alben And for Dolores who is so cute and pert. Barb Neilsen won the honors of our grade, Last year as a junior. Too had she didn't come from Penn Yan just a little sooner. Helen Weeks is planning to be a nurse, I know if she succeeds, Her patients will all get better instead of worse. David Keyser will long be remembered for his part, ln the junior Play. We certainly saw a change in him On this eventful day. Usually you see my name at the beginning But tonight it's at ......... . . .... . The End Pat Adams 7 X ff ff ff gf ,7 Z, f? 22 22 as 95 as Z2 2 if 1 1 i 3 E: Wu EE EQ EE ig NS QQ X5 SS x SN NX 55 X Q X ZZ W W f 49 52 ff ff 'Q I Z 5 is ZS 25 Ss N Q SE Ss NN . N N N N N N N N N N N N t X N x N X t , txx, xnv X.. X-q n S 2 Z X 3 Kill lllllll HH llll IIWIW X x t X XX CLASS HISTURY Wayback in September, 1949, we started off our Freshman year with forty-two members, under the guidance of Miss Bnnsmaid and Mr. Shanklin. The class officers were jim Van Wie, Presi- dent, George MacDonald, Vice-President, Norman Oliver, Secretary, Helen Hadnom, Treasurer. Our Student Council representatives were Pat Adams and Francis McGory. A hayride was the social function that started the ball rolling. Along with the hayride came the class project of selling yellow socks with GCS printed on them. Becoming quite active in various activities of the school, we had eight members on the j.V. basketball team, five members on the j.V. cheerleading squad and two on the Varsity squad. The interclass basketball games proved to be very exciting, even though we lost. The girls also had a basketball team that beat Canandaigua Academy but later lost to Geneva. jim Van Wie and Helen Hathorn were elected Lord and Lady at the junior Prom this year. As brilliant Sophomores, we were anxious to get back in the groove knowing we would get our class rings. With Mr. Kinyon and Miss Call as advisors, we elected George MacDonald, President, Alma Lambert, Vice-President, jane Pulver, Secretary, Charles Chase, Treasurer, and Beatrice Terwilliger, Parliamentarian. Again Pat Adams was our Student Council representa- tive, along with Wilbur Allen. The social hi-lite of the year was our Soph-Hop with the Great Westemersn as the orchestra. Our money-raising project was a bake sale. As far as sports were concerned, we had one member on the Varsity team and six members on the J.V. basketball team. The Varsity cheerleading squad was made up of seven Sophomores and the j.V. squad consisted of two of our members. Our junior year was hi-lited with our first formal dance, Moonlight and Roses. Miss Fuller and Mr. Kinyon were our advisors this year. We elected Earl Frarey, President, Norma Bills, Vice-President, Aletha Stone, Secretary, Dolores Knopf, Treasurer, Pat Adams, News Reporter. Our class was represented in the Student Council by Helen Hathom and Wilbur Allen. Needless to say, the junior Plays provided a lot of fun and entertainment. His First Shave was directed by Mr. Smingler, Senior High English teacher and A Girl In Every Port was directed by Miss Andreasen, junior High English teacher. Of course, we were represented in many sports and activities. The Pdnce and Princess at the junior Prom were Earl Frarey and Nonna Bills. We were proud to have Francis McGory and George MacDonald at Boys' State. Barbara Nielsen re- ceived the award for the highest average. Our Senior year is well on its way. Our first oficial act, as a Senior class, was the election of officers with Earl F rarey again as President, Dolores Knopf, Vice-President, Shirley Christen- sen, Secretary, Pouline Nielsen, Treasurer, Rose Phillips, News Reporter. Dolores Knopf was also elected President of Student Cotmcil with four fellow seniors as representatives. Our ad- visors for the year were Miss Fuller and Mr. Bills. The year's social activities included the annual Senior Play, Dear Ruth, and the Senior Ball with Winter Starlight as the theme. Old Clothes Day was definitely a treat and proved to be very entertaining. We worked as busy as bees to put forth an annual that will be remembered throughout the years. Now, as SENIORS, we'll be leaving, with our hearts forever grieving, Dear Old Gorham High! lx 1 Q 1 E l l w fi! Z L A , Z2 fi ? g X X X RA . NN 'X X X as SX, X X QQ Xxxxx l FN ' 1 ' I XX X I ff' f f - 4, A ff ,r , .fff rf 'f, ,ff j?Qff . f :fy if ff, ,, :ff if , fy 791 if , f g .ff 7' fb llll III UIIIIIIIIIIIWIIWWW ll WWalll CLASS PRUPHECY Hoot Frarey, owner ofthe Frarey Farm Foundation for Contented Cows, and his wife, the for- mer Norma Bills, have invited the Class of 1953 to celebrate their annual square dance in their milking parlor in Aloquin, New York. The time,is June 22, 2053. Listen, is that a jet I hear? No, it's jimmy Van Wie in his 1937 Hudson. He s home on furlough from Annapolis Naval Academy, with his ins tructor, Admiral David Keyser. r Mademoiselle Perry Uoj, the famous French hair stylist, is arriving with jane Austin in her Jet jaguar. June is a hostess in Ville Franche' on the Riveria. Dolores Knopf and George Mac- Donald, who are in parmersnip with their Mac-Knopf Science Laboratory, inform us that they regret they are unable to leave their scientiic inventions. They have just invented a new semm which enables people to live two hundred years. However, they have sent representatives of their lab and here they come now. Why, it's Pouline Nielsen, Mary Muckle and Helen Weeks. Roland Hoffman, Chief justice of the Supreme Court, and his secretary, Alecha Stone, arrived by jet plane last night and stayed ovemight at the Frarey estate. Shirley Christensen, who is just winding up a personal appearance tour by visiting Aloquin, has just completed the hit movie, Good-bye, Sam . Voices are heard coming toward the bam. Look! It's Helen Hathorn and jane Pulver. Helen tells us that she is a hostess at Artie Brown's and jane is a hairdresser at Pierre's in New York City. Meanwhile, of course, she is still wait- ing for a certain sailor to come home. And speaking of the navy, here comes a couple of navy personnel, Betty Miller and Barbara Treadwell. They are still training at Great Lakes. Who could be rolling into the driveway now but Rose Hall fPhillipsJ with Flossie Clarke -as a passenger, seeing as how Flossie doesn't have her license yet. Rosie is a secretary at Robson Seed Farms on Mars and Flossie nms the elevator at the Clifton Sanirarium. Wilbur fWillieJ Allen has consented to dismount from his jet propelled tractor long enough to attend this square dance. With him comes another ex-Fergusonite, Charles Tomion, who is now a curtain puller at the Metropolitan Opera House. The Secretary of Agriculture fCharles Chase! will not be here for this occasion. His secretary, Barbara Nielsen, has written us that, due ro previous engagements on Pluto, they will be unable no come. Here comes a jet Rocket 88 no less. Naturally we already know who is behind the wheel. Hi, Pat Adams. Glad to have you aboard. We hear you are the New jersey G.L.F. Manager's private secretary now on an assignment on Jupiter. After raking roll call, I find that the only two who aren't here are Beatrice Terwilliger and Carol McWilliams. They will probably be coming any minute now. Bea is still teaching music at Metro and Carol is hostess at Roose's. Now that all are accounted for, the excitement will begin. Francis McGory's band is here to furnish the music for this great occasion. X 9 X ZZ ff If f ZZ 44 44 44 Z2 EE 54 22 i? r-ES i Ea: E- it 22 it SE as ii SS SQ QS Qx as NN SS X N XX NX X Z? ZZ ZZ fd W gf 25 if I 24 EE S N as X is S - u - u w u Q u s . r s s u Q s s x . ,J .,.......- , nmxzr X . . 6 . ww' ,W -YZ f . jg-x QL-,l '. 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Youngs, P. Roose, F. Zimmerman, B. Bickel, C. Clark, K. Henry. Second Row: Mr. Smingler, j. Gage, S. Fillinghnm, M. Gifford, L. Wood, j. Van Wagner, M. Jorgensen, Mrs. Slrellett. Third Row: R. Ellis, R. Stell, j. Norsen, R. Polmnnteer, D. LaDue, B. DePew, C. McWilliams. Fourth Row: K. Perry, D. Weichenrhnl, J. Frankovitch. 26 OFFICERS First Row, L. to R.: L. Wood, j. Noraen. Second Row: J. Vu-AW: er, K. Henry, Mr. Smingfzr, Mn. Srellerr, B. Bickel. B! Y i Ss 5 1. - -f ,Fil 'K f 4. ,. Ma, z - 5551: 1' fg ww FRFSHMEN CLASS - - TU BLERS First Row, L. to R.: V. Derby, J. Harrington, S. Brown, I. Hayes, J. Mikelsen, M. Detro, M. Cart, N. Good- sell, A. Hurlbutt, K. Nellis, M. Burgess. Second Row: G. Stetzel, J. Smith, Miss Kreutter, F. Rowley, D. Snyder, B. Stetzel, D. Brizzee, J. Fillingham, E. Tomion, K. Youngs, K. Linzy, Mr. Ward, V. Berry. bird Row: A. Royer, E. Pulver, D. Siganovich, M. Mucltle, V. Felton, L. Ptemru, E. Jeffers, R. Angel, D. Scott, D. Scott. Fourth Row: G. Blauvelt, D. Hey, G. Davis, R. Hackett, D. Breen, M. Maskevske, K. Lawrence, B. Joyce. Fiflfl Row: A. Voak, J. Ransom, K. Wilkens, J. Slodm, L. Pedersen. Sixth Row: M. Burnett, D. Dannahe, D. Davie, L. Couse, W. Zimmerman, R. Hazel, T. McMillinn, J. Wharton. Seated, L. to R.: E. Jeffers, R. Hunt, L. Pedersen. Standing: Miss Kreutter, T. McMillan, Mr. Ward. OFFICERS 28 EIGHTH GRADE - - MONKEY! First Row, L. to R.: M. Wood, C. Gifford, H. Hudson, ll. Mosley, ll. llvy, j. Black, 9. Hoy, W. Monte-r, li. Lambert, NJ. Bogart, K. Knopf. Second Roux' Mr. Keating, A. Fillingham, j. ,It-nscn, ll. McMillan, R. fjlark R. Humphreys, G. Mashewske, R. Gage, j. Walradm, Mr. Hurt. Thml Run: V. fiamphcll, li. Tnmion, 1. Capozzi, j. Bardeen, L. Lambert, C. Keyser, C. Mallaber. Fourth Run-: j. l-'note-r, Il. lfmrey, ll. Huhhartl, M. Campbell, B. Cammett, G. Hilkert, Catlin, Perthel, D. Olsen. ,JI-fill f1'mr.' Higham, CQ. Howard, R Wood, D. Sheppard, R. Youngs, R. Ketcham. SEVENTH GRADE 1 First Row, L. to R.: B. Olsen, L. Neilsen, A. Snell, D. Zeltwanger, B. Stetzel, M. Perthel, K. Kenvney, j. Miller, A. Wdlmwni G. Bleich, C. Fake. Second Row.' Mrs. Northrup, A. Carr, L. Royer, B. Stickler, L. Hooghkirk, P. Blluvelt, S. Lang, H. Gage, J. Secor, Miss Andreasen, G. Phillips. Third Row: T. Bumett, S. Reynolds, L. Schliver, S. Bingham, L. Fleenor, B. Helsing, M. Sutherland, D. Dillon. Fourth Row' Scon, D. Clank, J. Bergsnessor, K. Reifsteck, O. Mills, j. Haury, D. Houghton, F. Close, C. Smith, D. Dykemln, G. Lend. Fifth Row: J. MeGory, E. johnson, T. Gage, A. Bowman, 1. Townsend, D. Rigby, 1. Davis. 29 .G. MRS. CASTNFRT GRADE First Row, L. to R.: R. Cnlabrese, M. Hayes, B. Yackel, J. Frarey, P. Carroll, D. Hershey, D. Nielsen, H Olsen, B. Menter. Second Row: Mrs. Casmer, j. Warren, R. Wood, R. Roor, R. Smith, D. Boughton, R Buclcmm, R. jones. Third Row.' j. Yackel, D. Partridge, R. Root, A. Colf, A. Capozzi, D. Rogers, G Ledgervood. MR. lJlFl.ER'S GRADE Sitting, First Row, L. to R.: M. Record, H. Yackel, j. Morse, R. Mikkelsen, L. Fleenor, P. Angell, D. Genenux, R. Secor, T. Dmnahe, R. Blakesley. Second Row: R. Lee, E. Frankish, L. Frankish, R. Neu- fang, C. Hey, B. Harris, R. Miller, R. Carlin, H. Comish. Third Row: T. Kunrz, C. Monrford, M. Jensen, G. Hey, L. Colf, K. Keyser, j. McMillan, R. Hartwick, G. Strong, R. Schink, Mr. Lafler. 30 MRS. VAN WAGNI-'R'S GRADE First Row, L. to R.: C. Voak, R. Mader, H. Reifsteck, D. Raymond, P. Bumen, G.0swald, j. Fish, A. Foxall, G. Quinn. Second Row: Mrs. Van Wagner, R. Mashewske, H. Helsing, J. Thorpe, C. Campbell, P. Dykemnn A Clark B. Townsend j. Campbell H. Roome. Third Row: N. McWilliams, N. jones, J. Clark S. jensed, P. Blnch, B. Savage, Detro, R. Alllen. Fourth Row: P. Wood, 1. Mills, B. McGory, D. Ledger, MISS SAR6ENT'S GRADE First Row, L. to R.: G. Hooghkirk, J. Rowley, L. Warner, P. Lang, S. Campbell, S. Kneut, C. Oswald, D. Hudson, I. Hawley, P. McGory. Second Row: V. Lambert, P. Quinn, K. Brayla, j. Allen, R. Calabrese, B. Fish, R. Christensen, M. Smith, P. Parsons. Third Row: K. Savage, J. Footer, M. Smith, D. Capozzi, J. Sinner, C. Putnam, L. Kinyon, V. Rogers, Miss Sargent. Fourth Row: j. Van Gelder, F. Daggen, L. Borden, W. Benedict, G. Gifford, H. Pask, G. Kretchner, L. Angell. 31 x I 1 . Wg'-?fi i ..:,'-. ff E V .W QR TA up-fiwfi ., ,ff In-v. ugh:-3,WW5, - , if W x Qi 33 vi 'P fm' YS I. mg, -5.4 xx, A KZ? QE? L fi Q fW , ff 4 gg .2 ' X :fy Tx K5 . .4312 fi,-'-6 'icq fr 'iffff' 'EN A? :Q Q3 b M ,X ai, 1-ig! 'as Maw wif 5 ' f' gif . Sera , . ' ' I W QM. JQ f 5 f'??f4 V , ' ' K ,I 1 , EEL i -.,, n- i S7449 ff' it ' ww A W- 11 f A 4 - mf, i ,V a V? Q, LH . . '. an aw Ev- , ffl A N ' -I fs' Y , 4,-- A ph gx,,,..--., .qv-' 'f ' .n-,Q , J x in - . ' 1 1 5' ' Q Q' -3 ,ig fp.. 5,1-live K 1 -'MM G X 'fri QE' -Q M ar'-W Us , Q: ,, Q is 4 , Y' A is w. my wk how. XX, ACT VITIES .YENIUR CHURUS Sealed, First Row, L. to R.: V. Derby, T. Premm, N. Goodsell, j. Austin, S. Hlauvelt, V. Nellis, Miss Goodwin, B. Bickel, B. Miller, C. Clark, j. Strahan, M. Pimm, L. Nageldinger. hvroml Row: K. Perry, A. Voak, R. Phillips, A. Lambert, A. Hutchinson, H. Sterzel, D. Brizzee, K. Nellis, A. Fillingham, S. Filling- ham, R. Dutcher, D. VanWagner, S. Brizzee, A. Stone. Third Row: F. McGory, D. Scott, P. Adams, 1. Perry, F. Clarke, L. Youngs, S. Stickler, F. Zimmennan, N. Bills, S. Brown, H. Depew, H. Lambert, D. LaDue. Fourth Row: j. Wharton, M. Schink, M. Muckle, P. Nielsen, K. jensen, E. Cromley, K. Henry, j. Pulver, A. Hurlbutt. Fifth Row: B. Berry, N. Hubbard, P. Muckle, D. Siganowich, M. Burgess, 1. Van Wag- ner, M. Gifford, A. Royer, C. McWilliams, R. Hazell, J. Gage. Sixth Row: j. Harrington, D. Hey, P. Reed, D. Scott, R. Terwilliger, Ps. Nielsen, V. Felton, K. Lawrence, J. Van Wie, D. Weichenthal, T. McMillan, H. Royer, E. Pulver, li. jeffers. Seventh Row: G. Oswald, M. Carr, D. Townsend, G. Kidaloski, M. Dailor, R. Calman, D. Linzy, L. Tears. JUNIUR CHURUS First Row, L. to R.: S. Reynolds, C. Fake, L. Nielsen, S. Hey, A. Adamson, Miss Goodwin, W. Menter, H. Hudson, R. Mosley, N. Rogan, E. Lambert. Second Row: K. Keavney, B. Sterzel, A. Carr, j. Miller, B. Stickler, L. Royer, L. Hooghkirk, Jensen, M. Sutherland, B. Hey, G. Scott, G. Phillips. Third Row: L. Schriver, S. Bingham, H. Gage, S. Lang, J. Footer, j. Secor, P. Blauvelt, B. Helsing, j. Walrath. Fourth Rum: B. Frarey, G. Hilkert, G. Bleich, 1. Bigham, B. Olson, E. Tomion, A. Stell, L. Fleenor, B. McMillian, B. Hubbard, I. Catlin, B. Cammett, R. Wood, C. Gifford, M. Wood, M. Perthel. Sixth Row: M. Campbell, G. SEXTFTTE - - GRUWLERS NNW fy 2 if K 5, UUARTET - - MINSTRFU' Mit l'iun0,' Miss Goodwin. Standing, L. Lo R.: Wharton, D. Scott, T. McMillan, H. Hazcll. 39 1 xx , ig, E 1 , PRESS CLUB t . .,.,, . , n Seated, First Row, L. to R.: Mrs. Herman, R. Phillips, P. Adams, A. Lambert, F. Clarke, j. Van Wagner. Standing, Second Row: J. Austin, L. Youngs, H. Weeks, 1. Perry, M. Muckle, S. Christensen, S. Brizzee, L. Nageldinger, B. Miller. Third Row: K. Perry, F. McGory, R. Terwilliger, N. Hubbard, P. Roose, 1. Strahan, D. Van Wagner, N. Oliver, J. Van Wie, D. Weichenthal. Fourth Row: Mr. Smingler, A. Snone, 1. Higham, M. Gifford, F. Zimmerman, R. Polmanteer, C. McWilliams. Fifth Row: D. LaDue, K. Jensen, B. Bickle, C. Clark. Editor-in-Chief .... . . Patsy Adams Production Manager . . . . . Rose Phillips Business Mgngggr , . ........ Norman Oliver Literary Editor . . ........ jean Van Wagner S ons Editors . . . . . Fm-f1ClS MCGOFY, 10 PCFFY Apr! Editor ...... ........ ll ob Polmanteer Circulation Manager . . ........ Alma Lambert Exchange Editor . . . . . . Florence Clarke The purpose of the club is to promote an interest in the Held of joumalism, to establish and maintain high standards for the Se-Go-Po and other school Publications, and to encourage crea- tive writing. 41 SENIUR PLAY After long weeks of rehearsal, die Seniors, on the nights of November 21 and 22, pre- sented their play, Dear Ruth, a comedy in two acts by Norman Krasna. The story is about a 16 year old girl, Miriam fNorma Billsj Wilkens, who has been writing to Bill CCharlie Chasel Seawright, an Air Force Lieutenant who is stationed in Italy and signing her sister, Ruth's fSuzs Christensenl name no the letters. The plot develops as Ruth an- nounces to her parents, Judge Harry CRollie Hoffmanl and Edith CPolly Nielsenl Wilkens, her engagement to Albert fGeage MacDonald! Kummer. Naturally, Albert is enraged when Bill arrives from overseas to woo Ruth. Lt. Seawrighr brings along his friend, Sgt. Chuck CHoot Frareyl Vincent. When Martha lRosie Phillipsj Seawright, Bill's sister and former fiancee of Chuck's comes to the Wilkens' home, more comedy complications arise. Ever helpful Dora, the maid Qjanie Pulverl and Harold Klobbermeyer, a sailor CDavid Keyserl provide more laughs. Minor castastrophies occurred when Edith Nielsen developed laryngitis the day of the play and Albert MacDonald forgot to carry the all-important blueprints on stage and was slipped these by backstage help. Lines were forgotten and prompting was needed, but then we won't forget the time Mr. Smingler had trying to cast the role of Bill. Three boys tried this part before it was finally awarded to Charlie Chase. Under the direction of Mr. john Smingler and student director, Pat Adams, all ended well and the senior play was termed a success by the audiences. 42 DEAR RUTH SENIOR PLAY CAST Seated, First Row, L. to R.: E. Fnrey, N. Bills, P. Nielsen. Seated, Second Row: S. Christensen, R. Phillips. Standing: P. Adnms, Mr. Smingler, G. Mncbonnld, D. Keyser, R. Hoffman, J. Van Vie, 1. Pulver. 3 Q 43 BUS DRIVERS - - SNAKE CHARMERS TOR First Row, L. to R.: B. Roose, L. Rogers, L. Supe, H. Butterfield, A. Angell. Second Row: H. Hoffman, L- Wood, 1- Mdivus, P- mldi, V- Siganovich. Third Raw: 1. Dem. CUSTUDIANS - - WATER BUYS 'f- ll-Q L. lu R.: L. Stape, V. Siganovich, A. Kirk, G. Hankinson. 45 E! A 2 H2 gi! vig! ' is - . 9346 lr T H5 Siu? . . BASKETBALL Front L. Wood. Standing, L. to R.: j. Gage, Mgr., B. Hazell, K. Lawrence, T. McMillan, W. Oswald, D. McGory, B. Polmanteer, Coach Pierson, K. Perry, L. Couse, A. Knopf, G. Oswald, E. Hutchinson, P. Read, B. DePew, Mgr. The bright spot of a season of basketball disappointment has been the fine showing of the jay Vees. In spite of the fact that the team's strength was often depleted, due to absence or varsity service, the boys have rolled to six wins in ten games, losing twice in overtime thrillers. They have held a scoring edge over the opposition of 34 points. There are five sophomores on the starting combination and they show a good balance of size, speed, shooting ability and de- fense. If these boys can maintain the present rate of improvement, they will be a strong contend- er in the varsity race the next two seasons. 48 wo' G eo'A'e X , .1.e5p,,'.1u Rollie 0' 49 Mac BASKETBALL jim Y Y p Bill Phil Eleven consecutive losses do not look im- pressive in the record boolts. Some consola- tion may be gained by the fact that the margin of loss in many of these games has been so small that one good defensive move or one good shot could have tumed defeat into vic- tory. The team has been especially sharp at times but has failed when the chips were on Bob th li wlllcky e ne. The failure to win has been disappointing to the coaching staff, with early season pre- dictions of a good year falling very short of expectations. The fact that none of the play- ers has been able to rise no a natural position of floor general and carry the team over the rough spots has been an important factor. The second half collapse on so many occasions is indicative of poor conditioning. A team must be able to carry a full head of steam for the entire game to win the close ones. Senior Captain Rollie Hoffman, Earl Frarey, jim VanWie, George MacDonald, and Francis McGory will be lost by graduation. Retuming starters, Darrell Weichenthal and joe Frankovitch, will be flanked by Phil Freeman, Karl Perry, Lyman Wood and Babe Pol- manteer. With some fine replacements moving up from the jayvees, we will go out on the limb again and predict a winning season next year. 50 'inf' Q Spf ,-17'fLw7 5 , If -I ..'- .. ,..., my we gf . ., M ft MA Q ,A '1H,f.,. dw Qs:-x f ,.. . . ad' .E 2 k 5 M Q X -YA M fig! .- Y A. 14 'S-fs , L a iw MQ'-5 Y if L 4 fEwgg rwf,-9 ,a4w EL ' Q L' 11' 5 in , L L S E- 4. 1 f Zg5i3gg.1i5n2 ' 5, 2 AQ ?w4fgQ A 215 E26ef, 4? -A 2 f 1 A J. . x 5 fe' .5 S 1251 fa A SUCCER First Row, L. to R.: K. Youngs, A. Hutchinson, J. Wharton, R. Hazell. Second Row: I. Frankovitch, K. Lawrence, B. Lambert, E. Frarey, L. Wood, G. Oswald, P. Read. Third Row: Coach Pierson, R. LaDue D. McGory, D. Townsend, K. Perry, F. McGory, D. Weichenthal, P. Freeman, j. Van Wie, D. Linzy, G MacDonald. BASEBALL First Row, L. to R.: L. Wood, P. Hall, j. Frankovich, B. Lambert, A. Knopf. Second Row: Mr. Keating, R. Frarey, D. Weichenthal, P. Hyatt, F. McGory, B. Polmanteer, P. 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MURRAY Phone 39 coal-feed-fertilizer stanley New York The best of each Gorham Phone 55Y2 POPULAR HILL ANGUS FARM OWIIC 1' Marcia Carr Stanley, N. Y. SH Compliments of F. T. ADAMSON Plumbing - Heating Oil Burners Phone 22-Y- 11 G h N Y JOHN P. HOFFMAN or am, . . Realtor Tel. Stanley 56F3 Compliments of Main St. Gorham, N. Y. J. W. THOMAS Gorham, N. Y. Frigidaire, Water Service Plumbing and Heating Phone: Stanley 55F3 Compliments of Compliments ANGELL'S BARBER SHOP of Appointments if you wish GORHAM OIL CO., INC. Phone 55Y1Z Gorham, N. Y. B E R T D A Y 'S Compliments of Feed Store CARROLL AND KEAVNEY Ra S El-ECTFQfCt H t Farm Supply--Custom Grinding G: nge a er ea. ers M- - up - Ch Washers Milk Coolers - lxmg urma OWS Feeds Refrigerators Radios Ph 83-F- Gorham, N. Y. Goslifm, N. 59 BOLLES SERVICE STATION Marie Bolles Texaco Gas -- Oils -- Candies Tobacco -- Soft Drinks Compliments of Phone ZZY 14 Gorham ALBERT FISH Building Contractor Gorham, N. Y. Stanley 58Fl2 Compliments of GORI-IAM MOTORS Gorham, N. Y. Compliments of COOK'S BODY SHOP Tydol Station NIELS IVERSEN DuPont Paints Used LUMBER CO. Collision Work-- Lumber and Builders' Supplies Complete Paints Phone 72-Y-3 and Touch Ups Gorham New York Phone Stanley 73F4 Compliments of Compliments of GILBERT MELIOUS GRAND VIEW DAIRY Gorham, N. Y, Phone 70 Gorham, N. Y. Stanley 16F12 60 RED Sz WHITE STORE Hall, N. Y. Groceries and Meats Turnbull and Cooper Phone Stanley 33-F-21 C ompliments of T URNBULL TRAC TORS 8: IMPLEMENTS Hall, N. Y. GEO. C. WALDO 8: SON Lumber-Feed-Hardware Hall, N. Y. N. WELLER .AND SON Chevrolet Sales - Service Hall, N. Y. HALL MOTORS ESSO Gas -Oil-Batte ries Washing-Lubrication Phone Stanley Z 1 -F - 3 ROBSON SEED FARMS Hall, N. Y. The Home of Quality Seeds -- WHISTLE STOP -- FELLOW'S Groceries Service Station at -ESSO- Gas Gasoline Oil Open Sundays Tires and Batteries Bulk Delivery Route 5-20 Aloquin Phone Stanley 45-Y-11 CDGA - l130J Flint New York HARRY C. COLE Furniture Everything for the home at a fair price always. Penn Yan, N. Y. HENDERSON 'S DRUG STORE Camera Supplie s Hospital Supplies Prescriptions Phone 472. Penn Yan, N. Y. WILLIAM R. GRADY Registered Jeweler American Gem Society Keepsake Diamonds Penn Yan, N. Y. TRIANGLE SERVICE STATION Water 8: Wagner St. Penn Yan, N. Y. Phone 828 John Smith FRANKISH - BROS. Firestone tires 8: Battaries D. S, L. oil at grease Your John Deere Dealer Phone 15-Y-Z1 Gorham JOHN J. McGOVE.RN wallpaper-paints-glass 14 Main St. Phone 40W Penn Yan, N. Y Clothes for Lad 8: Dad DONALDSON-JENSEN CO. 11 1 Main St. Penn Yan, N. Y. C HALE T Ice Cream Soda Fountain Tasty Lunches A. FURRER, OWNER Main Street Geneva, N. Y. Opposite the Armory RUSHVILLE SALES AND SERVICE Allis Chalmers Farm Machinery Kaiser- Frazer Sales Service Tractor Tires -- Parts Repairing Texaco Gas and Oils Rushville, New York JOHN HOBART Furniture and Funeral Chapel Electrical Appliances Phone Rushville 10-Y-2 Rushville, N. Y. KETCHAM'S RESTAURANT and CONFECTIONARY Rushville Phone 90 ELWELL 'S CASH HARDWARE Paint--Hardware--Glass Electrical and Plumbing Contracting GE Television Box 62 - Rushville, N. Y. Compliments of RED and WHITE STORE Stanley, N. Y. Groceries and Meats Rushville 61-Y-2 MARTIN'S GULF SERVICE Tires-Batteries-Accessories .Recapping - Vulcanizing Rushville, N. Y. Compliments of CLARKE'S GARAGE Stanley, N. Y. Compliments of SENECA GUERNSEY .FARMS Home of Seneca Maid Ice Cream Dairy Products Hall Road Geneva, N. Y. GOOD LUCK to the Class of '53 HARMAN'S SPORT SHOP Geneva, N. Y. HARRY R. MCCONNELL 106 SENECA ST. PHONE aces GENEVA. N.Y Compliments of F. A. CHURCH Wallpaper -- Paints -- Appliances 410-414 Exchange St. Geneva, N. Y. GERRY JEWELRY Watches, Diamonds and silver I1:'s O. K. to owe Gerry 28 Castle Street Geneva, N. Y. Next to A. 8: P. Cast e Beautq Sa on Euirhrenning aah Olnmnrtulngg Frnrtirrh Ig Gathrrinr anh Dihurg Khin' Evenings by appointment Phone 8392 'l East Casile St. funder Iloalrs Jlrkj Geneva, Il. IJ. Compliments of C., M. NEILSON International Harvester Dealers Phone 8101 Geneva, N. Y. SHENKMAN 'S INC. Canandaigua's Leading Apparel Stores SHENKMAN'S THE NORMA SHOP Men's and Boy's Wear Ladies' and Girls' Apparel DAVIDSON'S Quality Shoes for the Family C. H. ISENHOUR Royster Fertilizer Baughs Fertilizer Northrup King Seeds Ferry Morse Seeds Stanley, N. Y. Phone 41-Y-2 EARL T. ATKINSON Canandaigua Greenhouses Corner of -- Gibson and Charlotte Phone 560 Canandaigua, N. Y FRED J. RICE - Contractor Brush or Spray Painting Interior and Exterior Decorating Floors Sanded and Finished Roofing and Siding Paper Hanging Estimates Free HIMROD, N. Y. Compliments of PLATMAN, WALLACE and BOYD, Inc. Clothes Furnishings at the four corners Penn Yan, N. Y. Compliments of Bella Livingston Bordwell 's Block Penn Yan, N. Y. Case Farm Implements Surge Milking Machines Jamesway Barn Equipment HENRY FARM SUPPLY Penn Yan, N. Y. Phone 569 Compliments of your . Compliments of LYNCH FURNITURE CO Geneva, N. Y. MARKE T BASKE T FOOD STORES C ontributions: JAMES D. MARTIN H. D. CONVERSE BURT 'S PRINTING SERVICE Dalton, N. Y. 66 Best Wishes to the Senior Class SUPERIOR BODY SALES, INC Newark, New York 67 JOIN THE PARADE Of Successful Graduates FREEMAN BUSINESS SCHOOL The School With The Personal Touch 525 Exchange Street Phone 6789 or 7645 Geneva, New York Registered by N.Y. State Board of Regents Charter Member National Council of Business Schools ,Compliments of TODD'S APPAREL STORE 498 Exchange Street Geneva, N. Y. were .!?1!'5'f'-G Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1953 AUBURN PANTS FACTORY STORE Geneva, N. Y. Compliments of FRANKLIN FURNITURE CO. Geneva, N. Y. Compliments of LYNCH FURNITURE CO. Geneva, N. Y. SCALISE 81 TAYLOR Jewelers Watches Diamonds Jewelry 291 Main Street lAcross from the Armory, Geneva., N. Y. STALEY 'S FLOWER SHOP Compliments of under new management S-I-ANLE-ins flonase Work The Fashion center our speciality of the Finger Lakes Phone 2105 84 Castle Street Geneva Geneva New York KEILTY DRY GOODS CO. Ladies Ready-To-Wear Sty1e and Qualtiy Always 34 Seneca Street Geneva, N. Y. Compliments of PEPSI-COLA Geneva, N. Y. MARTIN'S ' GORDON Moron PARTS Drugs Dry Goods Shoes Rubbers 209 Exchange Street Lee Work Clothes Geneva, N. Y. Rushville Phone 16-Y 3 Good Luck to the Class of MERLE SHAW APPLIANCE STORE '53 Rushville, New York Phone 78Y2 SEARS ROEBUCK CO. Geneva, N. Y. CONGRATULATIONS SENIOR CLASS OF 53 .4 R E S T A U R A N T Gorham, N. Y. Phone: Stanley 56-Y-3 Compliments of LOHMANN FOODS CORP DUNCAN'S Gofham' N- Y- Gulf Service Stanley 11 il S 350 Ham ton treet Red Cabbage Geneva and Pickled Beets 70 IRA T. MORRIS Typewriters and adding machines new and used 132 Park Avenue Canandaigua, New York ARROW-HEAD CHAPTER -7.53 -1'E70 lo ny, 'f Ia' Q9 P K 4 U 'A 1 4' LJ l if-i',i , 4f,4' 1-T? iif. x ' T d 9 ' ull a X . 9 x,l,1r V H 3 1, U25 ln. u.c. that Gorham, N.Y l Va. ' AUTUGRJIPHS mvixku 3 E MW iw C . C ff ,Sw CD op . S Wwfmw QW X3 QW M N 59 IW x QW Qi gow gf Wwakx MW ff' Q 3 2 E ffwww E2 Q5