South Otselic Central School - Centralian Yearbook (South Otselic, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1958 volume:

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HARRY BALMER Junior High 0- , fx, ,'Z7u4F,gQ ' MR. WILLIAM BALTUSNIK Driver Education Fifth Grade ,G Ji E . L fwvw MRS, BLANCHE BROWN MR. PERRY COBB MRS. JUNE COLE Agriculture and Shop Cit. Ed. and library MR, JACK EATON MRS, AGNES KENYON Music Sixth Grade MRS ANNE MAINE MISS NAN MAGISTRO Art Mach and Science 3 '23 A K f V x 'X I MR, JAMES O'CONNOR Physical Education MRS, JANET POOLER Third Grade YU' SOPHIE VANNOSTRAND Kindergarten WE REAP AS WE HAVE SOWN B1 I SENIORS 'Y 5 s Af A M 4 ' ,,,,gm ' V '. ' -- - Wag, 2 4 nf ' A f 'V H4 .' V, ' f 'W ,g,,L:. yin 1 . -I , K 5. bf, . ANDY CLENDENNING FFA Cross Country Track Intramurals THOMAS DENTON Varstty Basketball Intramurals Baseball Track Senior Class Treasurer nf 'Nd' SHIRLEY HIANKLIN SANDRA JACKSON Glee Club ERIC BOWERS Varsrty Basketball Baseball FFA News Re porter Semor Class Vrce President Intra murals Athletrc Councrl JOYCE CHURCH Band Lrbrary Intramurals Varsity Cheer leadlng F5-7 CORNELIA QJILLI GREENE Band Llbranan Glee Club, Lrbrarran Sub strtute Varsrty Cheerleader DAVID GREENE Cross Country Track Band Basketball Mau ager Student Counc1lPres1dent Intramurals ALBERTA LAW Lrbrary Subsutute Varsrty Cheerleader In tramurals BET TY LYNCH Varsrty Cheerleadrng Glee Club Band Teacher s Ald REGINA MUSARELLO Band Glee Club JUDY SLATER Band Teacher s Ard MARCELLA KETCHUM Glee Club. VELMA LAMBERT Bandg Glee Club. LOMA MacDONALD Band Treasurer Glee Club Intramurals Teacher s Ard JUDY MCRSE Band Student Councll Semor Class Secretary ! 's if if 'Ly' K W i ', A BILL THOM PS ON Track, Cross Country, Varsity Basketball, Band, Intramurals, FFA, Secretary, STANLEY IMUGGYJ YALE Cross Country, Varsity Basketball, Baseball, Intramurals, Band, Fair Association, FFA, Vice President, Athletic Council. Loma MacDonald, Erskine Smith, Cornelia Greene, Eric Bowers, Judy Morse, Muggy Yale, Thomas Denton, David Greene, Joan Smith, Bill Thompson, Judy Slater, Joyce s Church. Queen, Judy Morse, King, Erskine Smith, Crown Bearers, Joanne DeForest and Michael M orse. SENIOR PLAY 1957 IUNICR PROM ERSKINE SMITH Varsity Basketball, Baseball, Band, Student Council, Intramurals, FFA, President, Ath- letic Council, President. JOAN SMITH Senior Class President, Fair Association, President, Athletic Council, Treasurer, Band, Glee Club, Intramurals, Varsity Cheerleading Manager, Band Council, X is MRS, JUNE V. COLE, Class Advisor WE REAP AS WE HAVE SOWN CLASSES JOAN DAVIS Class Secretary 2,35 Student Coun- cil lg Chorus 1, Glee Club 1,2,3, Band l,2,3g 4-H Club 1,2,3g Cen- tralian Assistant Editor 3, Block Let- ter Award 1,2g Intramurals 1, One- Act Play 29 Library Assistant 3g Camera Club 2, Fair Association Vice President 2, 3, FRED DOLE Track 2,3g Junior Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3g Baseball 1, 2, 3g Cross Coun- try 2,3g Intramurals 1,2,3, Intra- mural Award 2g One-Act Play 2, Centralian Sports Editor 3, Varsity Basketball 3. Q-as-f :F I k? Q ,fy 'Q N, A N 't ESTHER ATKYNS One-Act Play 2, Varsity Cheerlead- ing 3, Centralian Photography Chair- man 3g Intramurals 1,2,3g Glee Club 1, Camera Club 2, Ticket Seller 1, Color Guard 2,3, Basketball lg Class Secretary 1, Library Assistant 3, Lab- oratory Assistant 3. NICKOLE D'AGOSTlNO Band 1, 2, 3, Student Council 3, Sec- retary 3, One-Act Play 2, Junior Var- sity Cheerleading l, 2, Varsity Cheer leading 3g Block Letter Award l,2, Centralian Business Manager 3g In- tramurals 1, 2, 4-H Club 1,2,3, PATRICIA DUBOIS Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Band 1, 2,35 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Intramurals 1, 2, Centralian Publicity Chairman 3. RSE ANN HART Twirling 1, 2, 3, Bus Patrol 1, 2, 4-H Club 2,3g Camera Club l,2, Ticket Seller 1,2, Class Treasurer 1,2,3g Varsity Cheerleading 3, Junior 4-H Leader 3, Centralian Art Chairman 3g One-Act Play 2, RICHARD LOOMIS Class President l,2,3g Centralian Editor 3g Track 2,35 Cross Country 2,35 Intramurals 1, 2,3g Intramu- ral Award lg FFA 1,2,3g FFA Treas- urer 3, Baseball 2, 3, Junior Varsity Basketball lg Varsity Basketball 1, 2,35 Fair Association 1, RICHARD MUNDY Baseball 1, 2.3p Junior Varsity Bas- ketball 1,2, Varsity Basketball 3g Track 2,3g Cross Country 2,34 ln- tramurals 1,2,3g Class Vice Presi- dent 33 Athletic Committee Rep- resentative 3g Centralian Feature Editor 35 Fair Association 2,3, JEAN WILKINSON Transferred Second Semester of Sophomore Year. Color Guard 2,3g Varsity Cheerleading 3g Intramurals 2.3: One-Act Play 2, Girls' Basket- ball 2, 3. STANLEY L, QTOBYJ YALE Track 3, Baseball 2,3g Cross Coun- try 3g Student Council 1, 2,3, Jun- ior Varsity Basketball 1,2,3g Var- sity Basketball 3g Centralian Copy Editor 3, Intramurals l,2,3, 95 X I JANICE ROE C, HERBERT UPHAM, IR, Track 2,3g Junior Varsity Basket- ball 1, 2, 3g Varsity Basketball 34 Intramurals l, 2, 3, Centralian As sociate Feature Editor 3, Cross Country 2, -45. 2 ., 9 JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY Dear Drary We have just completed a hectrc Freshman year! There were twenty frve of us Our class offrcers were Presldent Rrch Loomrs Vrce Presrdent Jamce Roe Secretary Esther Atkyns Treasurer Roseann Hart Money rarsrng projects durtng thrs year rncluded selllng refreshments at basketball games a movle and a dance From these we made some money but not an outstandmg amount Our farlures and problems were many but these are to be profrted by rn later years Our frnal flmg for thrs year was a prcruc at Onerda Lake Goodbye for thrs year Dear Drary Another year has fast slrpped by us Our class offtcers thts year are Presrdent Rrch Loomrs Vrce Presrdent Ed Johnson Secretary Joan Dav1s Treasurer Roseann Hart We no longer fretted over Algebra Th1s year rt was Geometry! Acttvmes 1nc1uded sell tng sweat shuts a successful pancake supper and perhaps the greatest thrrll orderlng our class rrngs We wholeheartedly accept the fact that the Sophomore year IS the most dtfftcult Looklng forward to our Iunror year Dear Dtary So many wonderful thmgs have happened I couldn t watt unt1l the end of the year to wrtte To begtn w1th we recerved our rrngs and they re beauttfull We sold frurt cakes before Chrrstmas and pencrls prmted wrth the basketball schedule Thrs helped our treasury consrderably Much thought has been grven to the IUHIOI Prom and we have already hrred the band frve months before the date! For our last mrnute class Dear Drary you and I know that s terrtfrcl Rlch was elected presrdent agarn thrs year The other offtcers are Dtck Mundy Vrce Presr dent Joan Dav1s Secretary Roseann Hart once agam Treasurer And now as we are strugglrng wrth the frmshrng touches of our yearbook we must pause awhtle and thmk of the future Our goal through Htgh School has not only been a trrp to Wash xngton but also to be worthwhrle rndrvrduals when we graduate How near we wrll attarn these goals we have only to wart and see T11 next year n ' 1 - 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 u . g - - 1 1 . . 9 1 1 1 1 1 g . 1 r ' I 1 ' . - 1 r . , . . . , . . . . . , . 1 1 1 . , -. ,, . ,, . 1 1 , .. . 2 9 1 1 1 1 I 1 I . - 1 1 I l ,. 1 2575 ZHO bgm 552 Nggsw Z Ogg U bmOwH5O HOME O25 TQF:Or CO5 'NOK E5 E5 E233 H6055 E253 grin: .gag WOO E233 GENE FN H Z :CES KE TUNE mwah: 2:3 HOME mg WOR EF: Oar MS E265 H955 MASQ - -N 2 --G myzmocud GNTHSWQA mO:Oi my ammg me QOOSGHOZD WOCE 0250 mgdg 0393228 MENS mriaa zrmgvi GENES? 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Third row: Karry King, Eugene DeForest, David Duncan, Bruce Upham, Jerry Rogers. Absent: Brenda Greer, Maynard Barry. GRADE NINE Front row: Nathan Huntley, Philip Davis, Richard Danforth, Ed Case. Second row: Phyllis Winnei, Gret- chen Bowers, Kathy Lange, Betty Horton, Edith Burdick, Jean Clark, Third row: Glenda Bassett, Debbie Denton, Barbara Gast, Miss Personeus, Cherrie Neal, Joyce Ackley, Joyce Custer. Fourth row: Judy Mro- czek, Dale Plummer, David Crandall, Gail DeLee, John Wentworth, Harvey DeForest, Connie Stearns. Absent: Judy Bassett. ' 64' 'E 1 . T. W 1 f f ff? f 151 5 , mag . A, 'H V '27 Wi. ,mv W xi: 9 x , Hd. ,ff rg' -gfiQ2H+fii 'if- Zfiil Y Wi' Qsafwiiis'-gd , -f 5, ms+xi?iL , ' jpfrf1a,Qsg':iz.' N .Jen s ' ,jg . gg-f 5 if qw A 'iffy f A 1, 1 k riff: . T gn 2' Sf: ,1qf.55, -' gi ' I Y nszffaz ' - :mf ei' ,Age 55551. -im -'Z . Mai :-1, .. A H nf E y ' g K .i fi' M in. ' 4 ..s.+.. . w..,.,. W - ,.... , ,L ,iv-9. A M9 A . . 5 I 'mf ,f-'fm 'A ., : ,Q .1 .. ig as Tiff 1. 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Third -row: Sherry Borkholder, Linda Albertina, Betty Gast, Mrs. Brown, Judy Johnson, Beth Hart, Bonnie Pierce Fourth row: Jerry Farrow, Gregory Erickson, Frederick Lawrence, James Justice, Bruce Gast, David Richer Thomas Green, Wayne Winner, Allen Cobb. Absent: Mary Loomis. QQ El, I gaxfii- GRADE FIVE M First row: Linda Greer, Lettie Fox, Patricia Law, Brenda Fairbanks, Carol Shadel, Mabel Miles, Joyce Benson, Second row: Rodney Kemak, Rosemary Benson, Sharon Parker, Mrs. Muise, Barbara Schlafer, Mary White, Charles Mikalunas. Third row: Larry Stone, Lawrence Murray, Jr, , Donald Knapp, James Button, Rexford Thompson, Arthur Bennett, and Charles Stevens, GRADE FOUR First row: Lonnie Pittsley, James Jarvis, Kenneth Stevens, Wayne Case, Wayne Wilkinson. Second row: Jane Moon, Terrie Windsor, LindaGilbert, Wilma Lewis, Josephine Stith, Pam Morse, Lorraine Windsor. Third row: Marjorie Robinson, Deborah Balmer, Linda Smith, Mrs. Balmer, Brenda Ashton, Kathleen Baker, Rosemary Lawrence. Fourth row: Arthur Reynolds, Marlowe Tefft, John Ackley, Leslie Palmer, Richard Moore, Arden Fairbanks, Absent: Riley Yale. Ji 'Q si 3 ..g, 1 ,g MRS, POOLER GRADE THREE Front row: Darrell Hicks, Martin Tefft, Merle Palmer, Robert Fox, Robert Rogers, Michael Hicks. Sec- ond row: Alan Loomis, Deborah Green, Coleene Button, Sharon Kenner, Glenn Davis, L. Susan Burrows, Sandra Bishop, June Stith, Victor Mikalunas. Third row, Raye Neal, Karen Denton, Carol Lapuszyski, Esta Silvernail, Beverly Brown, Mrs. Miner, substitute teacher, Suzanne Shepard, Mary Smith, Gail Mc- Call, Kathlyn Fairbanks, George Dutton. Fourth row: James Plummer, Edward Farrow, Calvin Went- worth, Raymond Thompson, Wayne Rogers, William White, Ronald Johnson, John Murray. Absent: Elsie Wilcox, Donna Yale, Duane Baay, Mrs. Pooler. GRADE TWO Front row: Ernest Moon, John Justice, Edward Windsor, Howard Fox, Keith Plummer, Roy Baker. Second row: Sandra Ingersoll, Kay Lawrence, Ann Wentworth, Martin Mikalunas, Kay Manwarren, Mary Jackson, Sue Stith. Third row: Jay Graham, Robert Snow, Barbara Baay, Vivian Rankl, Jeanne Robinson, Mildred Martin, Linda Widrick, Anita Windsor, Sharon Oralls, Linda Manwarren, Roy Neal, Charles Bishop. Fourth row: Orson Smith, Roland Hyer, John Greer, Samuel Whaley, Dennis Brown, Mrs, Randall, Allan Winner, John Van Nostrand, Ronald Lawrence, Laurence Fuller, Walter Albertina. Absent: David Loomis, Claude Wilcox, 'P , L5 A M4,a U fig? 'W 459 , ' 44 , x dj , 5 E -. .1 . E . ,.,? , -1 w V 3-f ,Q H- Vw Va' ?qYfTf'2f15 'fhmi , ' YQ ' 4 V VI!! . V - 'il K' fi. ,al V , , . V - - ' les 9 . vVVf2:.Vff . ,. V ' 'fx 3 15? . R f xz. 'F . 2 Q ' K V W Q A. , fav ,V n 42' 'V 2 V 'sa ,.fQ4'f?S-f' iz ' gw -fi., .rw dy wi? ' ' 4gyf3Z,j f? 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'I ' 1' A .,,,wgL A , 4 GRADE ONE H Our grade had twenty-two children when we started school in September, Larry Coles soon moved away and Nancina White, from New York, joined our class. Later on Sandra Alger moved from our district. In October we enjoyed a trip to the zoo and a Halloween party. At Christmas we made nearly all our tree decorations. GRADE THREE GRADE ONE A There are 23 children enrolled in our class. We have learned much by doing this year. when we were studying Fuels we went down to the basement to actually see how the boilers operate. In our study of Simple Machines, Mr. Cobb demonstrated many of those in the shop. Miss Personeus pointed out many of the simple machines found in the home, and Mrs. Justice showed us those which she uses in the cafe- teria. In the fall, we spent a day at Burnet Park Zoo in Syra- cuse, where we learned to identify many animals, the kinds of food they eat, etc. , which helped us when we studied the unit on the Zoo in our reading books. In March we plan to visit the Ashville Loomis farm to learn how maple syrup is made. GRADE TWO The second grade started the school year with an enroll- ment of 38 pupils, 25 boys and 13 girls. Barbara Baay, from Norwich, joined us in late September. Kay Lawrence, Sha- ron Oralls, Linda Widrick, Jay Graham, Ronald Lawrence, Jerry Warner, and Walter Albertina were newcomers to our school. Many of our girls and boys made birdhouses for the school fair, while others made vegetable animals, Most of our school fair projects were about our home gardens. We found out the vegetables that we should grow in our gardens. Nearly all the second grade pupils were in the Christmas play, The Littlest Angel, with Ann Wentworth of our grade doing a leading part. Our big project for the year is to learn to read well and get a good start in spelling. The third grade started the year with 35 pupils, 17 girls and 18 boys. On September 23, Shirley Bates moved to Nor- wich and on October 3, Carolyn White joined our group, com- ing from New York City. Duane Baay also joined us on Octo- ber 3, coming from Norwich. On October 19, Carolyn White went to Mrs. Ayer's grade one and her brother William came to us from Mrs. Balmer's fourth grade. We now have 20 boys and 16 girls. Because our annual Fall trip had to be omitted due to so much illness, we made a trip to Cortland in January. while visiting the Goodale Dairy, the A8tP store, Kresge's store, and the Cobakco plant, everyone had a good time. We were given orange sherbert at Goodale's, balloons and a candy bar at 25 Kresge s and two fresh donuts at the Cobakco plant, for which we thanked them all. FOURTH GRADE We have a nice group of 4th graders, 13 girls and 12 boys. As much as we all seem to enjoy school, we don't always give the impression we're anxious to learn. Our favorite subject is probably Free Time, and I'm positive the thing we all do best is talk. We do have our days off, however, when we study real hard. Ca! GRADE FIVE M The most interesting of our studies has been about the early settlers. We decided to collect items from this period to display at the School Fair. This collection included such things as a sausage stuffer, old cooking utensils, old-fashioned clothing, spinning wheel, hatchet, buttermaking equipment, and building tools. There was an announcement of a Christ- mas Party and Dance held at Beaver Meadow 50 years ago. You could dance all evening and have your supper, too, for twenty-five cents. Much interest was shown in a 100-year old wall map of Chenango County. Man The GRADE FIVE B The enrollment in this section of the grade in September was 15 boys and 13 girls. Linda Rogers entered the 14th of October and was transferred into the Norwich School on No- vember 26. We have won the Highest Attendance banner twice during the first 15 weeks. We feel very proud to have had this honor. This group is well represented in the 4-H, religious instruction and Music, is ,ii GRADE SIX Our class of 29 members made up a play about 'Early and How He Lived. H This was presented in a school assembly in October, The Sixth Grade Safety Club was formed in November. officers are: President, Leslie Miles: Vice President, Richard Nealg Secretary, Nancy Burrowsg News Reporter, Joette Moore. The class has decided to make a magazine. Our editor is Sharon Buckley. Assistant editor is Brenda MacDonald. 27 GRADE SEVEN In September our class numbered thrrty three students srxteen grrls and seventeen boys However srnce then Mary Ann Schmrdt transferred to Crncrnnatus and Sandra Wood to Cortland We have pard 51 00 aprece and have held three bake sales We have nearly S175 rn our treasury toward our semor trrp James Shepard and Carroll Smrth played on the Junror Varsrty basketball team We have enjoyed berng rn Jumor High School thrs year GRADE EIGHT Our class has had three bake sales so far thrs year and have made a very good profrt We have two box socrals scheduled for later rn the year Our class has a lrttle over S300 rn the treasury Th1S we feel 15 a good start toward payrng the expenses of our semor trrp We started the begrnnrng of the year w1th twenty seven puprls rn our class and so far have lost only three of them GRADE NINE Every Frrday the twenty three members of the Freshman class have a very orderly class meet1ngQ'7J Pres! dent Gretchen Bowers calls the meeung to order then presently tums the meetrng over to Vrce Presrdent Joyce Custer The hours of the prevrous meetrng are read by Secretary Joyce Ackley and Treasurer Davrd Crandall reports a balance of S1 006 0015 Under new busmess we drscuss a paper wad duel wrth the semors but our Student Councrl Representatrves Rrchard Danforth and Glenda Bassett report that the school s paper wad supply rs strll too low Our class advlsor Mrss Personeus remrnds us rt ts tlme to drscuss Ernstem s Theory so the meet mg rs adjourned worked very hard makmg and sellrng popcorn and other refreshments Our profrt was about S106 so we felt well rewarded If we can work as well together rn the future as we have rn the past we w1l1 have enough money for our semor trrp rn 1961 GRADE TEN We began our Sophomore year under the leadershrp of Neal D Agosnno Vrce Presrdent Karry Krng, Secretary Bruce Upham and Treasurer Bruce Upham Our actrvltres rncluded two successful dances a D1sc Jockey I-lop and a Hobo Hop We also earned money from four bake sales several movres and sellxng Chnstmas corsages and beanres Along wrth these actrvrties we also began plans for our yearbook and selected our class rrngs We are look mg forward to next year wrth real enthusrasm as we know rt wrll be a challenge GRADE TWELVE The first thrng we drd th1s year was to elect the followmg class offrcers Joan Smrth, Presrdent Euc Bowers Vrce Presrdent Judy Morse, Secretary Thomas Denton Treasurer We have been busy plannrng and makrng money for our Semor trrp to Washrngton D C tlus sprrng A the begrnnrng of the year we sold Christmas cards and magazme subscnptrons We have also sold note paper and had food sales to rarse money On February 28 we had a Senror Ball the musrc was furnrshed by Those Three Th1s year has been spent erther gettrng ready for our Washrngton trrp or for Graduatron the two brg events rn our Senror year . - ' . . . . . . . . - . . , . . . . . . D . . . . . D . . . , I D 0 l 1 ' 5 ' Some of our activities included a successful box social and a Valentine party. During basketball season we c . 9 . . . ' . . , . . . . . , . . . . . ' . n . . D . . n . . . . . : . . z . , ' ' : : . - . . . . . ' . . . . . t . . . . s - - .. ACTIVITIES WE REAP AS WE HAVE SOWN VARSITY INDIVIDUALS ERIC BOWERS ERSKINE SMITH BILL CHURCH RICHARD LOOMIS COACH O CONNOR RICHARD MUNDY MUGGY YALE BILL THOMPSON HPRBERT UPHAM Ur Q MQ' SB W A '3' S529 um? ff I +3 K9 illab VARSITY BASKETBALL 26 91:9 Standing: Bill Thompson, Ersl-'ine Smith, Bill Church, Dick Loomis, Herb Upham, Toby Yale, Dick Mundy, Eric Bowers, Muggy Yale, Fred Dole. Kneeling: David Greene, Thomas Denton, Managers, BASKETBALL RECORD TEAM VARSITY JUNIOR VARSITY S,O, - Opp. Opp. Cincinnatus '72 - 4'7 26 ' McGraw 68 - 66 38 Georgetown 48 - 58 46 Brookfield 67 - 40 22 Morrisville 46 - 54 35 Madison 55 - 61 42 ' McGraw 48 - 41 54 Earlville 56 - 62 34 Stockbridge 53 - 59 33 DeRuyter 48 - 65 42 Georgetown 80 - 73 42 Brookfield 87 - 59 32 Morrisville 61 - 48 51 Madison 31 - 56 86 ' Oriskany Falls 53 - 42 36 Earlville 43 - 45 '70 DeRuyter 53 - 61 59 Stockbridge '74 - '76 43 ' Non-league Games SECTIONAL PLAYOFFS South Ofselic 65 VanHornesville South Otselic 56 DeRuyter Varsity High Scorer: Rich Loomis, 398 points Junior Varsity High Scorer: Fred Dole, 201 points L , ufgqu Q 'll' Y. ff + ,ag X J ' f- T , f. ' u fy: Q i A 3-iw Y I W 4- 4 . , ff- - 4 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL First row: Managers, Kenneth Morse, Stanley Duncan, Second row: Karry King, Bruce Upham, Toby Yale, Carroll Smith, Fred Dole. Third row: Richard Moon, Nathan Huntley, Neal D'Agostino, Phil- lip Davis, Edward Case, Richard Danforth. Fourth row: David Duncan, John Wentworth, Gail DeLee, David Crandall, James Shepard, Harvey DeForest, JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS First row: Norma Moon, Judy Mroczek. Second row: Claudia Soule, Glenda Bassett, Jill Morse Managerg Melinda Dutton, Lolita Loomis. BASEBALL Kneeling: Victor Pettit. Standing: Fred Dole, Erskine Smith, Karry King, Muggy Yale, Toby Yale Dick Mundy, Dick Loomis, Eric Bowers, Bill Church, Bruce Upham, Neal D'Agostino. ATHLETIC COMMITTEE Seated: Gretchen Bowers, Arletta Tefft, Erskine Smith, Joan Smith, Stanley Duncan. Standing: Sharyn King, Muggy Yale, Mr, O'Connor, Eric Bowers, Dick Mundy. E CROSS COUNTRY Kneeling: Andy Clendenning. First row: David Greene, Fred Dole, Bill Thompson, Muggy Yale. Second row: Richard Mundy, Toby Yale, Dick Loomis. TRACK Kneeling: Neal D'Agosrino, Andy Clendenning. 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BUS DRIVERS First row: Fayette Brown, Harry Smith, Robert Green, Kenneth Davis, Harry Ingersoll, Kenneth Hutchinson, James Justice. FUN Second row: Clarence Olds, ADVERTISING WE REAP AS WE HAVE SOWN Compliments of Norwlch, New York Compliments of I. l...'l2IC:HE12 CO. Norwlch, N Y Servlng Farm Folks Smce 1870 Bulk Feed Servlce Comphments of ROBERT J' FAHY FUNERAL HOME 116 North Broad St Norwlch New York Phone 4 6733 THE MIRACLE FREEZE SNACK BAR 8: RESTAURANT Rt 12 Just North of Norwlch Soft Ice Cream P1zza Charc oal Brolled Steak Comphments of STEVENS OLDSMOBILE INC Cortland Homer Road Cortland, New York Comphments of BRIGGS LUMBER CO , INC Where You Save On Bu1ld1ng Mater1als 58 Hale St Phone 4 6535 Norwlch N, Y O 8: W SUPER MARKET 109 E Maln St Quahty Meats and Grocemes JOSEPH F ANGELO CONEY TARANTO Phone 4 3534 for Free Dehvery We G1Ve S 8: H Stamps Norw1ch, N Y CO, - ' 9 I v ' ' XF - 5.1.4 Norwich, New York ,Q 3 ,gf if . , . . O U Fix xff xg-f' 'fflfpx 'xfogy ff- X ff s-Q, K' 'EP ' X 9 GJ llll illlll at a V1ctory Store Always Top Quahty Foods at Low, Low, Everyday Pr1ces More! WLM RESTAURANT Open Z4 Hrs Lunches - Dmners Ma1n St. Sherburne, N. Y. HODGES SERVICE Gas O11 Lubr1cat1on Arc and Acetylene Weldmg Sherburne, N. Y. R. R. JONES International Harvester DEER VALLEY BAKERY We Carry Natural and Organic Food and Baked Goods of A11K1nds New Idea Dependable Servlce at a Low Cost She rburne, New York Try Our 10070 Whole Wheat Bread and Decorated Cakes for A11 Occaslons Ph. 4-2018 4 Henry St. Norwlch, N. Y. . . .A .-Q -:1:s:' - any, . ,'...:,'. ,'.o-,'Qa.l,'.: ,' 1. ,ful . .. '1Lg.'Q.:25.g1j jz iilggfglagfr ZW- - U '- pg' 3,5 9 S N 'ii f- 5.1 Y 0u'1I Get 1 ' ' 'A X , ' ,Raw I Q '2 - J , -, -ff E r Q X' - , if :,'..Zg':f D 55 iam. J . f ', vobl 3. - '.-iiirzmszaozl' :mms ' '.', -uvzswnaza njdbgvimll' gqupzpn S . . I U U . - - F ymg A Super Extra Over 100 Octane mg A Gaso 1 Heat1ng and Lubr1cat1ng O1ls VVESCATQ SEQVICE Sherburne, New York Good Luck DERBY'S COLONIAL COTTAGE Ethan Allen Early Amerlcan Furnlture 132 S Maxn St Horner N Y D1al PI 9 3290 Comphments KAW Norw1ch, New York V ' I'-'UELOIL -4 r....... HCDIVIETQ NAT! CDNAL EAN I4 Establlshed 1884 Savmgs Accounts Check1ng Accounts General Bankmg Safe Depos1t Boxes CORTLAND WHOLESALE ELECTRICAL SUPPLY Cortland, New York SK 6 9021 ENT 9480 Cortland Phone Ithaca Phone Complnfnents of Member of DR AND MRS DONALD MADDY Federal Deposlt Insurance Corp PI9 2666 Homer, N Y DeRuyter, New York 1 ' ' Fly' l'ne f K ,V,L,1 ' Q Cornphments of Comphments of OVE12 HEAD JMX Ziff, DOOR CO SHOE STORE Cortland, New York Cortland, New York Comp11ments of CORTLAND FLOORCRAFT 152 So Ma1n St Homer, N Y Comphrnents of Cortland, New York BILL PAULDINE C? t COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Cortland, N. Y. f f O Q'1:e2ibi't,i5Tgr' Z ' 5555 CLOL UF1 l IV ,X DUBOIS PAINT CENTER Decorators BenJam1n Moore Palnts Quallty Wallpapers Custom Made Canvas Alummum Awmngs Complete Decorators Supphes D1a1SK 6 9070 177 Homer Ave Cortland, N Y F' I. JONES BULLDOZER SERVICE DeRuyter, N Y Phone 82 warm' ELECTRIC SERVICE General Electrlc Appllances Refmgerators Televlston M11k Coolers Mllkmg Machmes Sales and Serv1ce Shop Phone 67 Y 3 Resrdence Phone 67 F DeRuy'ter, N Y Insurance Problem You May Have See THE MAN FROM EQUITABLE CHARLES W COLLINS 118 East Maln St Norwlch, N Y FRANCIS B ANGELL South Otsellc N Y Phone 31 F 4 KENS MARKET Top Quahty Meats Grocer1es Fru1ts DeRuyter, New York J W VAN HAMLIN MONUMENTS 227 229 Pt Watson St Phone SK 3 0726 Cortland, New York H S DUBOIS North Pztcher, N Y Phone South Otse11c 48 F 12 Pa1nt and Repalr D1dn't Say How or When I o 0 ' - -2 For the Answers to Any Life Compliments of I ' ' -ll - ' ' ' Il Comphments of SOUTH OTSELIC GARAGE LOU AND RAY BURT, Props HARDWARE COMPANY South Otsehc, New York Phone 18 F 2 South Otsellc, New York palnts General Hardware Plumbmg 2765 T-:LJ NETQAL I-ICDIVIE South Otsel1c, New York Phone Z0 F 2. d Qualxty Meats and Grocer1es Soda Founta1n Phone 4 F Z South Otsellc, New York HARRY'S SINCLAIR STATION S1ncla1r Gas and O11 Suppl1es Otsellc Center Four Corners 1.4, Q HAKE'S FARM EQUIPMENT Dealers 1n Internat1onal Farm Equlpment Oldsmoblle Cars Internauonal Trucks Phone Cmc mnatus 18 Success to the Class of 1958 CATQTEQS OF DERUYTER f f on Route 26 C .. - C9 ' C .xvfy'9 Compliments of CINCINNATUS COOPERATIVE G. 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Feed Store Phone 12 C1nc lnnatus , New York Comphments of andy c-3 :FT E-sr-lop North P1tcher, N Y Wxth A11 Good W1shes S HEETQAES COAL AND FEED Phone 1 C1nc1nnatus, New York SAND AND GRAVEL Pltcher, New York Comphments of INC Phone 126 C1nc1nnatus, N Hardware Palnt Glass Fr1g1da1re Apphances Glfts I W CINCINNATUS SUPPLY CO, Compliments of Good Luck to BILL'S BARBER SHOP Clnclnnatus, New York the Class of 1958 UBBAQ THE A FRIEND r ggi 2' Good Food L.I N CO l.N RESTAURANT Norw1ch, New York C1nc1nnatus, New York W M NAUMAN 8: SONS Hardware Devoe Palnts GARAGE Sunoco Gas and O11s F1restone Tmres A P Mufflers Ex1de Batter1es Auto L1te Ignltlon Phone 110 Cmcmnatus, New York Otse11c, New York Phone Georgetown 30 F 2 NCDTQVVICI-4 WALLPAPER Sz PAINT STORE Quahty Palnts and Varnlshes 68 East Mam Street Phone 4 6413 NOTW1Ch, New York l O 6' 5 U S at Feeds and General Merchandise - - - EUQEELS WHEEL AND BRAKE SERVICE 84 B1rdsa11 St Phone 4 2413 Norw1ch, New York Comphments of Zzzfwwm MOTOR SALES L1nco1n Mercury Norw1ch, New York MAYFLOWER GIFT SHOP G1fts, Cards, and Off1ce Supphes Norwlch, New York Danclng North P1tcher, New York Comp11ments of SIDNEY K JOHNSON Englneer and Contractor Norw1ch, New York TANSEY5 AUTO SUPPLY 13 B1rdsa11 St Phone 4 2669 Norw1ch, New York Comphrnents of SHERBURNE COOPERATIVE G L F SERVICE INC Sherburne, New York Comphments of C HESTE12 ATKYNS STORE Beaver Meadow, New York QVWZM COMPANY Lumber Mlllwork Pa1nt Glass Hardware Norwlch, New York I . X LooM1s HAYLOFT . . I-I VV COOK FARM SERVICE Farm Mach1nery Hardware Maple Sugar Supphes Sales Phone Maxn Offlce 11Y2 DeRuyter, New York JACKSON'S CORNER GROCERY 43 Plymouth Street Norw1ch, New York Phone 4 3424 Cornphments of G L.. 1: SEQVICE Feed Seed Fert1l1zer Farm Supplles DeRuyter, New York EARL D WHITEHOUSE Jewelers Serv1ng the Publ1c for Over 100 Years 31 North Broad Street Comphments of AEBOTTS FLOWER SHOP Flowers for All Occaslons Phone 4 4061 66 M1tchell St Norw1ch, New York Jedi! RESTAURANTS Where Cooklng Is an Art and Eatlng Is a Pleasure Norw1ch, N Y and Hamllton, N Y Compllments of 6-:Wi SUPER MARKET ROWE AND GILLETTE Phone 50 DeRuyter, New York TUQNETQS JEWELRY STORE Watches D1arnonds Jewelry Sherburne, New York phone 44 Norwich, New York ' 1 I Z! 4:12Al12'E-3 Gifts - Books - Cards 7 South Broad Street Norwich, New York Sew and Save I 1312 I CE S SEWING IvlACHINE CENTER Quality Machines and Complete Sewing Notions - Home of Necchi-Elna 64 N. Broad St, Norwich, N. f X DI NET? Norwich, New York dm ofeffwaazf STANLEY HOME PRODUCTS Mops Brushes Brooms Cosmetics, Cleansing Chemicals Phone 71634 Afton, N Y Compliments of BAK E12 S GARAGE Chrysler Plymouth Z4 Hour AAA Service Phone 4 2261 46 West Main Street Norwich, New York Compliments KZIWJJ AUTO PARTS, INC 14 Mechanic Street Norwich, New York Compliments of THE 'J' WVM DA' J 'BA12 my X X Hlxhxxv Sherburne, New York Compliments of E I GE L..OVV5 REXA LL PHARMAC Y Eastman Kodaks and Supplies Prescription Service J wxau Sherburne, N Y .. - O O . I of . 1 I . . U . K I 6 I 'I' c 3 fr L 'Qtr' ,.f- - L -ui ., . 1565 0 e X1 A E 'BEOVVN Estabhshed m 1904 General Hardware Farm Implements C1nc1nnatus , New York IMPORTED CARS CARL A BORRESON 8: SON Phone 7 5781 Sherburne, New York PAUL'S TEXACO SERVICE f TE ACO Gas Trres O1 Tubes Accessomes Batter1es Route 281, Horner, New York Complrments of KELLOGG AUTO SUPP LY C 159 Marn Street Cortland New York Phone Skylme 6 9944 Producers of Good Impress1ons Publlshers of the DeRuyter Gleaner Headquarters for Wedd1ng Announcements and Inv1tat1ons Prlntlng of Every DCSCI1Pt1On DeRuyter, N Y Phone 28Y2 JACK'S HOMEVILLE DINER Homer, New York Come m and Be Sat1sf1ed Cornphments of ALLEN 8: WOOD Chevrolet Sales and Servlce CH EVROLET Old I ' ,I X New DeRuyter, New York . .1 THE ' CLEANER PRESS O, ' . ffl 0'5 QP fiwi, B ,lr vf' 'iv' Home of THE B F GLADDING LINE CO South Otselic, N Y Compliments of TUCKEPS GENERAL STORE 254 ,Ze P1tcher, New York Electrlcal and Refrlgeratlon Phone C1nc1nnatus 45F4 South Otsellc, New York KZ MZ an Lumber Wood Sawdust South Otsel1c, New York Comphments of ASI-IVI L.L.E LOCDINAIS Comphments of EUGENE EUPTQCDVVS North P1tcher, N Y Phone South Otsehc 45 F12 Comphments of I-luEE3A12D's STORE Grocemes Meat Gas O11 Taylor, New York Compl1ments of CARRIE B BALDWIN Post Master South Otsehc, New York I Z K ' . Dealer in Livestock Congratulations to the Class of 1958 GQANTS BAKERY Cortland, New York Compliments of we Wifi NEW AND USED FURNITURE East Ma1n Street Norw1ch, New York ifwmyief GROCERY Woods Corners, N Y Dmer Next Door MODERN SHOE REBUILDERS Amer1ca's No 1 Basketball Shoe Canvas All Stars Across the Park Norwlch, New York Jazzy, AND SON Lumber Bu11dersSuppl1es I.nsulat1on and Mmllwork DeRuyter, New York Phone 59 LONGMONT Ring S500 A160 300 and 575 NJ Weddlng Rlng S150 HEATHER Rmg S350 Weddlng R1ng S12 50 ki x Q-vfoz 1.1.55 QF :Q KENNAN Rmg S150 Wedd1ng Rlng S75 is 'QP N SKILLEN'S li' 'A Norwlch, New York D I we A ax ' , ' ' -' ,. . . Sffegmasvg urn ' C, N Also to 2.475 Q - ' f5'Y5 . . . , , f- , , fav- A. - ,Q t X ' A!PYu:j5Q Q, , f . THE GAS SERVICE PEOPI.E PREFER X 5 mm: GAS sm ICI GEORGE L'HOMMEDIEU South Otsehc, New York Comphments of DE 'IQUYTEQ TEXTILE MFG DeRuy1:er, New York Comphments of A ROMA KELLOGG South Otsehc New York Best Pohcy at All T mes C P MAYCUMBER Feeds Blue Coal Lehlgh Coal Ch1 Namel Pamt Phone DeRuyter BUILDER North P1tcher, N Y CIQOSS S FLOWER AND GIFT SHOP Phone Cmc1nnatus 104 Taylor, New York Flowers for All Occaslons ' 9x P I J f I AO .- . 70 , N. Y if W ste' . , - ' l W ez! 4 .H - ali x -'z1-- I .ig .'.'. g Compliments of Boys' and Preps Suits and Sportcoats for Prom and Graduation INANS MEN'S SHOP 13 So Broad St Norwich, N Y Compliments f gawk I G A STORE North Pitcher N Compliments of GJCDSDALE DAIRY 'BOVVLI N G ALLEY NORMA AND JIM CROLL Compliments of THE VICTOPY CHAIN 'lil' HOTEL M BENNETT Cmcmnatus N Y Cincmnatus, New York 9 E 12 BALDVVIN K SON Dealers in Feed Coal, Lumber Cincinnatus, New York and Building Supplies Phone 1l4FZ o W ' ' . n n . , ' Y. Cortland, New York Cincinnafus, N- Y- , . . Compliments of C1nc mnatus , New York Congratulations and Best Wishes From BAPTIST CHURCH South Otsehc, N Y e Not Decelved, God Is Not Mocked For Whatsoever a Man Soweth That Shall He Reap Galatlans 6 7 SOLJLE RADIO TV SERVICE Reasonable Rates Work Guaranteed Ph Georgetown l8F3 B SOULE, DeVry Graduate SIVII-TI-I5 FUNERAL HOME Ambulance SCTVICC Furn1ture and Appllances DeRuyter N Y Ph 7ZY2. Cazenovla, N Y Ofsellcv N Y Ph oLf1d 5 9198 The Home of Fnendly Servlce CI N C I N NATUE5 AUTO CO Bulck Chevrolet Sales and Servlce ual1ty Used Cars, All Under Cover m Our Show Room P 2.1 C1nc1nnatus N Y CINCINNATU5 'DAVQY 'BAE f Cmcmnatus, N Y i...J f B . : ll . . D I A. . 9 a u ' a . - I .-4, Q . h. 1,1 X Y Y? Y 1 DURKEE'S DOMESTIC BAKERY, INC. Bmd Bakers of Sunbeam Products Homer, New York M, R. MEACHAMS DRUG STORE Greeting Cards School Supplies Drugs - Notions Cincinnatus, New York Compliments of CRUICKSHANK gl SONS Insured Truck1ng Hay and Lwestock North P1tcher, New York OLLJIVIS OF NORWICI-I CORP Where Your Furnlture Dollar Buys More 40 South Broad Street Norw1ch, New York Complete Bank1ng Servlce FREEMAN'S GENERAL STORE 1l:l'l2'5-I' and PITCHER POST OFFICE Dry Goods Pltcher New York OF Ga-ZW! New York Member Federal Deposlt PITCHER GENERAL STORE p-' , -lg 5432? my Insurance Corp Pltcher, New York I of . f Z ' , I F Cincinnatus Cortland It 1 r 1 Mk: 15 Compliments of RAY BROWN BF-RNIE'S CamPS for Rent ARMY 8: NAVY STORE SUNRISE MELODY MOON Residence - South Otselic 46 S Broad Street Phone ZF15 Norwich, N Y ' A S CO1'1'1p111'1'1eI1tS of TAQANTO 5256056 Zzm DENTIST 93 N Broad Street South Otsehc' Norwich, N Y New York t's EDVVATQD 5 Syracuse's Largest and Most Complete Department Store Free Coat and Parcel Checking Service F Convenient Parking 'if 3 Restaurants For Your Shopping Pleasure I I ,F . . THE MODERN BEAUTY SHOP EDNA MERITHEW 9 South Broad St. Ph, 4-4132 Norwich, New York NORWICH DRIVE- IN Top Shows in the Comfort of Your Car Norwich, New York THE SERVICE PHARMA CY THERON J HUST Prop Prescr1pt1ons Drugs Cosmetuzs Oppos1te Post Off1ce Norwlch, New York Phone 4 2431 KKWZMZ BARBER SHOP Watch Repairzng and Jewelry South Otsel1c New York THE SOUTH OTSELIC CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Helps You and Your Commuzuty Best Wzshes to the Graduatmg Class and Slncere Thanks to Our Advert1sers THE JUNIOR CLASS 0 9 s . . . 1 C - . 2 . . 5' I Ins x I -. , -.- Q -+ . ,f,- -. -. f' , .- . . - ,. -.. , ,f .,- . . . , .- . -.,,-. ,--..N -1 -. .2 . . , ,H-Y. l . , . ,... 4. i .. . ., ,,,.1 . .. ,, .,, 11 . .., .,, . ,. - H- , Y .. ., 1 v , I an I -,iv '1- -,-,+,5'gA , - '- ,.-- . -,- , 5- - - . -'ny x . ,,.. 1 - - :.-Q I3 :.:f .gp- .nb S 1- xv wa ,K-. nw- A, an .fu x-Q 4- -w-Q, rx fx. .- -5 -1 -FVV 'xx 4. 'ltr' ' , Q31- .ECS 1: . QF, 'I '11-W' ,T .Ev ig: .2125 .fn .. 1,b.s.l- .'..-it l S- T- . N. 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