Thomas A Edison High School - Edisonian Yearbook (Elmira Heights, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1951 volume:

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Our hearts to thee are true. As you teach us loyal friendship To thc Orange anal the Illuc. j Gvrfn-jfs We, the Class of 1951, wish to dedicate our yearbook to Mrs. 'lean Yauehzy, our class sponsor, who has made possible the successful completion of our high school years, and has made them the happiest of our lives. In BOARD OF EDUCATION wiv ww, lvff In Fijlllf-XIFS. Virginia I.yn1mgl1, Mrs, Richard 'l'l1m11as. Mr. .lznm-s I.:1 Mr. Peter Reach, Mr. Robert Chase. mzdilzff-Mr. Harrv Hattcn, Sune1'i11tc11rlc11t: M11 Eric l':l'iCkiUll. M11 Paul XYUUII, Nlx . . 1 'l'Iu-mlorc Schicfcn, Mr. XY21l'I'ClI lflclrctt. Mr. ,lacnlm XYHQII. , ,, MR. HARRY HATTEN Superintendent of Schools The Superintendent If it's a problem we have, we know he will always be willing to help us solve it. VVe wish to express our appreciation for his kindness to our class throughout our last three years. ' thi MR. 'I'1-LRRY Prilzuifwzl The D830 Nliss liemlzill has heen very helpful to nur iliss ll1l'llLlgAl1Ulll um' four years of high ahuul. She has mzule it possible fm' many members of um' class to go tu colleges of 'ir cliuice. lincl their voczilimls, :mil has uleml them in finding wmhlq. The Class of Sl wishes to exiencl in her our deepest f 'nlilucle for her gui1linQ'li:111cl. The Principal Nlr. .lack 'fCl'l'j', priiicipzil :mal friend to llXY2-IYS helpful :mil willing to guide ihrougliout our school years, Miss Kl4IXIJ,'Xl.I. Dcan nf .Slzzdvufs vw-K 4: 1 '22-...-1 FACULTY lx'u'zv nur, lvjl In rlyfhl-Kira. lfsthcr NYclrl1, Kira. lfclua Klunglc, Mrs. Luuisc Harris. Misa Selina Hmx':u'1l, Miss Luuisc Shccclcr, Mrs. -lean Yauvlmzy, Mrs. Donna Erickson. lrfm' ffm-Xll's. lilizahctli Cross, Miss Canal licmlall. Mrs. lfstcllc Ynlm, Xliss Lziura l.vm1, Mrs. lfclna Yun Orman, Mrs. lflurimiu Stuart. - D lin-ri' ll11'm'gM1'. Duvicl Cilt'lIiiCk, Mr. -lamcs XYI1itc, Mr. XY1-mlall Clcvvlxuifl, Mr. XX-iiiiiilll llwycr, Mr. XXI-slcy -IOIIIISUII, Mr. Thullias Ciuiclus. lwzu 'hun'-Klr. ,lark lcrry. Mr. Harry HHllx'll, Mr. Llmrlcs l'.uslc1'bruuk. Mr. .Xlhcrt Xurtlt- rup, Mr. llmlllllill lluckiis. IN APPRECIATION TU MRS. IZLIZAIEICTH CROSS! we sincerely express our deepest appreciation for her understanding, undy- inv' efforts in snpervisinff our editors of the lfdisonian. Her ideas and h ' ' N opinions have helped us in printing a yearbook. conforming to the standards of perfection. TO MISS SIZLMA ll. HOXYARD- for her help in the supervision of the art work which has gone into the printing of our 1951 lidisonian. TO MR. .TACK R. TERRY- we wish tu express our appreciation for his sincere help in doing those little extra things that aid in making our yearbook as line as it is. TO MRS. YAUCHZY- our class sponsor and friend, who has made possible the successful coin' pletion of our high school years, and has made them our happiest ones, we wish to express our deepest thanks. EDITORIAL STAFF nur, lvl! In fulfil- Msn ll1mzl1'rI, xlllfllyll HHH, 51111111 l'.xx'a11k. l1'c11c Iluglwa, luis llng Ytlflllll lllltlm-V. l:l'Yk'l'lf' Ht'l'I'iH2iUl1, lm. lmf XIV. 'IR-rry. Hum XYlu-ct, lfmil Iinzvxnlm, Stzmlcy hlgmlqlmxkil lmm IGINU1 VIN, lxlww. , . . . . . . . . fum' nm' -Inu Ilugg, Izumi IXHZL'Illk1l, 5Ulll2l IZXYNIIIQ. liczm lwxftvr, lrcm- Iiuglu-s. lwrv lm' Slzmlcy Jsulkmxxki, Xlzxrilyn ll11iT, lluwrly llclfixlgimm, Xurnm llullcr. IM-:nm XXIILM. emsoman srafr - Rats' one-Norma Gearhart, Elva Danque, June Albright, Lois Hugg, Mary Gilbert, Anna Jane MacBlane, Mar- jorie Fuller, Patricia Tarby, Ramona Strope, Joan Rothchild, Faye Packard. Joyce Little. Rim' Iwo-Bertha VVeakland, Joyce Spirawk, Norma Butler, Betty Pleesa, Sonia Ewsuk, Carol Pettit, Eleanor Oprysko, joy Spirawk, Beverly Herrington jessica liroczynski, Irene Hughes. Row three-lilarilyn Huff, Marian Klehert. Joyce Kiser. Harriett Neal, Dorothy DeGalyer, Virginia Metejcek, Joan Kadlec. Row four-Dean Foster, NN'illiam Misnick, Harley Forrest, Emil Kozemko, Dick Button. Harry Ellman, Dean XYheet, john Kerhein, Stanley Jankowski, Richard Brusso, Edward Janes, Gerald Dwyer. STAFF Editor-in-Chief . . Sonia liwsult Assistant Editor . Dean Foster Business Manager Irene Hughes Literary Editor .......... Marilyn Hutt Literary Staff-+Virginia Matejcek, Lois Hugg, Anna Maclilane, Ramona Strope, Edward Janes, Mary Gilbert, Joy Spirawk, Joyce Spirawk, Joyce Kiser, Bertha NVeakland, Elsie Raupers Photography Editor ........ Stanley Jankowski Photography Stal?-Iilva Danque, Joyce Kiser, Joyce Little, Eleanor Opryska, Dorothy Dc-Golyer Circulation Manager ........ Emil Kozemko Circulation Staff-Harley Forrest, Patricia Tarby, Richard Button, NVilliam Mis- nick, Henry Hughes, Phyllis Kennon, Margaret DeGolyer, Janet Frendberg, James Irvine, Joan Coon, Louis Beemer, Rose Senkiw. livelyn Bliss, Mar- garet Espey. Advertising Manager . ....... Dean XVheet Advertising Staff . Anne Barcus, Faye Packard, June Albright Co-Editors-Art ..... Beverly Herrington, Norma Butler Art Staff-Richard Brusso, Marian Klebert, Norma Gearhart, Beverly Funfrock. Joan Rothchild, Jessica Kroczynski, Patricia Burt. Gerald Dwyer, Dorothy Hower, Joan Smoogen. Typing Editor ......,.... Lois Hugg Typing Stal? . Betty Pleesa, Carol Pettit, Margaret Huddle, Joyce Spirawlt V' k - w. I2 xl 91 ,2 ,,, itz , 414. ll'Xl'l .Xl.llRI1Qll'l' H,llIllL'n .Xml ilrr.v.n'r' . . . ii .mrilv fur f :'u1'x'- ffm' . . . Pfrlllflilllll lmir . , . l'lll'1'I'X llli lfnyx nu .... Yllfltlljll .vj'li't l1 l'T't'l',VHll Hl1'a'. ilimux l, Z, VI. X. tlu-c1'lt-zulu-I' 33 xii -- -- . sity K lu-cllvmlvi 4, fi. .iX. .X.g Star- lit Ilnll Quiet-ii: Sviiim- Play tlmmnt twg 'lilAt'2lNlll't'l', lillt't'l'll'2Ult'l'S iilllll. lll..XNt'lllf l1lXliY Pinky lux-v lillli' girl . yfigmlrr . . , frm in funn' urmnni . . . llkrx jllllll . . . m'lr'rxx will ,xluylu mul :fu . . , Hlllill' fflllll .fuzz In f'lrl.Y.Yft'.f, Xlixccl Clioir 2,-3, 41 L'l1ui'm3 Xvxxs- ll1llPt'l'1illlll1 St-nun' Play -fast: llrzunzi- lim' l'lulng Iirliwnizm Stull, lljl RXYMONIJ .-XL'lJyXS Ray llix ullimnlly .vmilw fuinx Illtlllj' 'lil'lt'llrl.V . . . lillli' :mm tlmlfv f1lit'41,v.i' Ilivri' . . . .vzwll fvllfm' , . . lfmdx nf lun . Lftlllflllll. i V Malo iilcc Chili: Xl'WSllZl1lt'I' Chili 3, -13 Klixt-cl klnnr Z, 3, 4: Stztrlit llztll KiUllllllllll'l'Q Senior Play L'mmnittct'. SENIORS l'.XL'l. lllfllifli Paul llflzzclxnllzt' fwllfm' . . . P1111 lilnmlt' . . lPr1'.vvl t'lljlllIt'.T .... v qmm' tftlllfllljl . . mum 1l1fi'f'i'.vf, y11'l.f. llzmfl l, 2, 33 Malt- lilca' Lilulwg filirla-1' t'lulm: Stzxrlit llztll L'mi1i11ittt'c: NYrcst- ling 'livzmig Sciiiui' Plzly Cast: llrztinu- tim' tiliilmg l.cttc1'inci1's flulm. ,XNNIC ll.'XRL'L'S lQclwl llurk lmir . . . .vffurkliuy uycx . . tfllllfllljl is hm' fu':'nr1Ir fuixlzrm' . . . I lfffu' ffm! ruff 1It'm'4'IIl . . . :mm-lmlv1'.'. Girls Clwrtis 3, -11 fzulcly Liuiiunittvc: inrls L llurus 'lll'l'ZlSlllAl'l'I l.t':ulci's L lulmg ti. .-X. .-X.: Yczwlmulq Stull: Stztrlit llall Q1I7lllllllllt'L'l Sciiinr Play Unn- mittcc. F-Yl.X'l,X lll.OSli Sylvia 1fll11Hm'u11.v . . . flutllizv . . . muff: 1'ufi'r- ml lim in Hn' .-Irmy . . . digfziifirll' mm' .vnfvli i.vt14r11lt'rl. Stzuilit llall Uuiliiiii-ttt-t' l. 2. 33 Nl-ixcml Klum' l. 2. 33 bcnuu' Play Last: llrailmtit' Club: Spring L.l7llL'Cl't Elmir- mzmg State Kliisic lfcstivalg lumlismiiaii Stall: lfix-iicli Chili l, 2. lilL'H.XRlJ HRCSSO Tux Q111'1'I 11111 l11'lf1f111 , . . 11111' 'lf fl. If. 1711 l'i111'1' ..,, I 1111111 -1111111 tl 111'1'1111' . . . .v1111SS,1' 1'11-z1'1111j' x11 1'1'1x, 'li2ll0llt Sbuu' 2, 33 Ilfiillliitlk' Club XvZlllflCVlllL' Slmxr: Starlit Ball C0111- mittccg ljfiilllllllk' Club: Sldlllibl' Play Cast Zlllll C11111111ittcc: Cl1air111a11 XYi11- 1l11w llillllflllgl l':tll5l1lll2lll Staff. BCDIJY CIJCMONS Clem fIl1f1I.Y. ' .... Y f1'1l11'y t'f.v1'1111' 111 . . . liL'1'.v 111111111111 . . . 11ir1' s1'11.ru 11,1 l111111111' . . . l1':'1's 111 151'-11'11y's. Football 2, 3. -1: XVrcstli11g: Basket- ball Mgr. 3, l.L'tICl'l1lCll'S Club: .luuiur R11taria11g Scuiur Play C1111u11ittcc1 Spring' C1111rcrt C11111111itte0. NORMA BL l'l.l-IR N11r111 RICILXRIJ l3L l l'UN lJi1'k' .I1'11.r1i1' 111l1'111.r 111111111 . . . .r1'1'11 -2111111 ll1 .r 11111 111111 lj1111111 .N'1111l1' . . . 111111121 Hui' . . . likes .vf1111'1s . . . 11111'1'1 11.1 11 1111111 , , . 1'11j11,x'.v .vf1111'1.v . . . 111'1'1'1' l111.1 1111111.r1'.'.'.','.' llllbl' fl11f71.'1'. Ci. .X. .X. 2, 3, 4: Starlit Ball Clllllllllll- lfuutball 2, 3, 43 llz1fl4ctl1all 2. 3, -lg tee: liclis1111ia11 C11-.-Xrt lfcliturg li1li- I-3ascl1allZ,3, 4: Nlulu tiluc Clulag l.1'tA s1111iz111 Stat? 3: Chorus: Mixed Cl111ir: lt3l'lllL'l1'S Club. l.ca1lcrs Club: Seuiur Play C11111111ittcc. lil.YA DANQLTE Iilva L'l11'1'1'.r 1111' 1111-vs 111 'I'lL'f17l l' . . , 111-z1'11y.r 1111111111111 .... 1 1111111 Illlf f7klL'lx'L'd 4111111 11'y1111111111'. G. .fX. fx. l. Z, 3, -1: Ycarbouk Stat? -lg ,l. Y. Cbeerlcacler: Varsity Cheerlead- crg Newspaper Club: Executive Clbllll- cil lg Senior Play Co11m1itte-cg Girls Chorus: S11pl111111o1'e Dance C11111111itt1-Q. DOROTHY Dl-XiOl.YlCli lint N1't1'r111111'1' 111 T. .l. If. f1'11111 U11'1111 . . . f1'11'11d 111 11111' 111111' 1111 . . . 11151 l11'11z1'11 l'j'l'.Y 1111a' fflflldlwl' .v1111l1' . . . 'IY111111 flllln . . . l11t'1's 1'l111'k1'11. Newspaper Club: G. .X. .X.1 lf1lis1111ia11 Stall: l.ea1lc1's Clubg S1-11i11r Play C11111111ittec. ll,XlQlQY lil.l.Nl.1XN l 11zzy 'llrll .,.. v run ul llrigflllx 'lAl11'11!1'r . . . i11t1'1'1'.vl.v un' girls . . . 4ii7'1' nn' .m1111' nf llml Nllllllllfn .... Sf .l. 'l'. lf. ,l. Y. lizmskvtlmll l, .21 Nlznlc Glu- Club: Starlit Hall L'11111111itt1-cg Mixed l'l111i1'g lJn11l1lc Nlzilc g,?ll2ll'li'tlOI lCdisn11i:111 Stuffg 5111111-11t Cuiniicil .23 l.L'iIL'l'l11l'll'S t'l11l1g S1-11i111' l'l:1y L'11111111it11'n-, SUNIX lfXYSL'li C1111l4ic l,M'1'.v I11 .vinyl . . . lifzwxv f1is.c'11 . . . rv- lilllrli' .... d1'11l1111li1'.v . . . nur 11l1111111Hr girl . . . jllllftl 11ulm'1'1l . . . iilfvilyx 1'11111l1i11,11 hm' lmir . . . lf. X. Q. Sturlit Hall il1111111ittcc: -l1111i111'-S1-11i111' HZIIIKIIICI l'11111111itt1-1' 3 l':fllStllll2lll liditurg X111'11'i1'l1 Nliisim' l 1'stivz1l3 lJ1'z1111atic l-llllll Xlixcd i'l111i1'3 S1-11iu1' l'l:1y fast: S1-1111111 Stzlrlil llzxll .xlildlllllllll 'l'ri11l1- ll'll1' l'd1s11111'111 Stull l 7 3 4' XICL' l,l'L'SlIlL'lll IJ1':1111:1ti1' flllllll YL'1ll'lN1lhli k'li11i1' Rlll'llk'hlk'l'. fLliR.XI.lD Iil.l.S Kin-1'1'y l'1'1'v1 f1'i1'11dly . . . mix-1' In yu! 111'111111111l- mi 'z1'1rl1 . . . .1l1'11d1'111-11.1 loss, 1711! 11111' lftllll . . . lwflzrflflrl 1'-1'1'.v. 'l'c1111is l, 2, 31 l'l'CSlilCllI l:l'L'SllIll2lll Class: XvlL'C-l,I'CSlKlCllt Student Cllllll- cil .23 Ol-fIt'Cl'S Club Z. 3: l11tra-m111':1l suftlwzlll 1, Z, 31 Yarsity Gulf l, 2, 3: l.cttc1'111c11's Chili: Riding Truoiu l, Z, 33 .l1111i111' lll'IlITl Clllllllllttt'L'. SENIORS DORIS lf.-XSSli'l l' usllgillsl Xml .... 1 1'1'11 ut 121111111 . . . m1111ll1'.v nf frm . . . g1n1'g11w111.f t1'v.vs1'.v . , . 1111111 . . . 1'1'li1111l1' . , . 111'11'.vf11f1'1' 51111 . . . ll'l111l'.v ll111l. ' liirls Cl1111'11s l, 2. .xl'C4lIlllJ2llllSl Z3 N1'ws11z111u1' L-lllll 33 .'XS5llL'iiifC liditm' -13 Class 'lll'L'ZlS1Il'L'l' 31 Studciit Ili- 1'1-1't111' Suniui' Play. ll.-Xl.llH IQRICIQSON R:1lpl1y L'111'111' fukixv and 1'1'11L'1' 1111Ii11v , , . I1'111'l1i'1'.i ffllll' llllfl jnyi. . . ll11.:l1'lIx . . . flrmcf nhl' film' Ulclxx. L'l11'ist111as l'z1gc:111t Z. ,IUHN ITICSHOH l.,lZlL'lin fllll' lllllll 7111111 flu' l1111'11 . . . .v':c'1'll ful- lwrv . . . d1'1:'1l1.vl1 511111 . . . lim' 111t1'1'1'.vt in ilu' .vvllinr ffld-V. Nlalc filcu Club: Xlixcd L'l111i1'1 lhmulilu Xlalc Q2ll1ll'tL'llL'1 Starlit Hall C11111111it- 11-cz Wrcstling 'Il-211111 lll'illl1ZlilC L'l11l13 S1-11io1' l'lay Cast: l.Clll'l'll1l'Il'S Club: Music lfcstival. .,, 1 . . ,.:w:-.. ,. 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X. l lu-crlvzulurg Nlixwl In I if U U - Y N x.lQ - 1,Hllh,U1H. Qilluirg l':lllliI'il liullvgm' Kew: lfflimui- H hi 'RUN mi. will ' ' '..m'H . . . :ul Stull Nlixtn-as ut' '11-1'm-lliullil-x l'. 'IlH ' ' ' ' Uh ff -'hi' - - - lnutlmll l.2.-11 Nl1Nt'1lllllill'l,.Z.5.'lQ -lllllllll' Si-iiim' llmizlm-tg Slllfl1'Ill llvuiw li' 'X' U' lrtllilillllillls Klub' vilg Varsity i'l1m-rln-:ulcrg ill-t'l1:iiiv Girls k'l14n'iis: Xlixvrl Clmirg l.ll7l'1lI'y maui .Xlumni Vzmlx Stznrlit Hall: IJ. .X, Council .Xxvzml 33 Stzirlit Hull Unn- N. .Xwzuwlg l.u:uli-rf Vlulug 'Vyping mittcm-3 lillniilcsw lXl1lll2lgt'I' lfflisuniimg lffllllll' l':lllNHlli1lllQ Sj'l'1lK'llNL' i'itizcml1ip l.llll'Ill'y Llnii-wil Z, 3 Vlfl'-lH'L'Sifll'lll -11 lilblll-l'l'i'lll'k'. Yc'z1l'lmul4 flllllil' lQm'l1cst0i'3 llrzmisltis' ICIJXXYXRIJ Il :XNHS II ant-sy Cuofn'rufl7'r , . . willing Io feork . . . km'f1.t hix umutlz .Vlllll mul lmlcls liix lvmins in . . . Vim' lu lirmlrv! . . . nur lilllv lfizixtvlfi. Blixeml Choir: Hand 1, Z, 33 Dramatic Clubg Class Presitlent lg junior Ro- tarian: Student Council: liclisonian Statl: Senior Play Castp .Xmeriean Legion Oratorieal Contest l, 3, 43 Male Kilee Club: Syracuse Citizenship Conference. IIUHN KliRl5lilN johnny liirv llcfuirtrrierlt . . . wits uuytlzingl uml lilcvs il . . . lots of fun . . . Ilo-ze long -mrs ilml fixh ln' ruuylitf Male Cilee Club l, Z, 33 Yearbook Statlg Starlit Ball Committee: Senior l'l:1y Connnittee. STQXNLIEY JANKOXYSKI Sumo 'l'ln' yllllllflu . . . un all round fella . . . very good .rfwulcvr . . . tw joined ilu' lfuud, for our man, Stan. Male Glee Clubg Student Council Presiclentg Boys State: junior Rotari- ang Il. V. Footballg Starlit Ball Com- niitteeg Senior Play Castg American Legion Oratorical Contest: Photogra- phy Editor Yearbookg Syracuse Citi- zenship Conference. Cl.AlR JOHNSON Curley .llfvuys .vlvvfiy . . . i'.1'l'u1fillfii'.v morl4'ru rliifwlry . . . u Hin' frivml In lmfw' . . . jnxf mlurvx lmlltli rlu.t.v , . . fonfuwi- lim' . . . 114 .v un .l. .ll. .tlmlvnl only. Rand l, Z, 33 Mixecl Choir 2, 33 Male Glee Club: Spring Concert Cbairniang Boys' State. IIOHN KERRICK --inlay JOYCE KISIER Mkt-r lliuuzuu lzafvr .... f fwrtx . . . quiet H114-'l'f ' - - - lil-'ffl l',V Ullllljf . . . JH-fl fgyiylpffyyypjj I I I 13 111' lr41Iql1f1fIfff?f IUTL' flllll lllfllllla' 'NIH' . . . llIlllf'l1'S . . . lfwrvs gym rlusx . . . llmznxr ulIl11l' Ulfl Yarsity Football 3, 4. lfurn . . . ll'lm is flu' lullkvl 1ut4'rv5l.' li. ,-X. .-X.: Co-Cliairnian Committee Starlit Hall: Girls Cliorus 3, 45 lfcli- sonian Staff 4. NI.XIQI.XN IiI.ICIIICIQ'I' IiIw- III-Q I'1XIII.I4OZIiMIiO Mr, .X11tI11111y ,IOYIAIC I1I'I I'I.I-I I.1t1Iv -luyu .X 1'11l 1lr1'.vx1'r . . , 111'-rw' .v1'1'11 11l11111' . . . .Ilrlllll 111l1'1'1xvlixfm1'l.r. . 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Q. l'1'csi- lllay Cuiiiiilittc-1-, tltllt l.1l1rary Cuuucilg Ki. .X. .X.3 Starlit Hall .xttL'llfl2lIll. 1951 lf.XYli l'.XCIi.XlQlJ Pays lJ,XNIlCl. l'.XSll2l.SliI Danny -l.'XCls l','XYNli 'Qlar ll111'1l 'I1'1lVk1'I' . . . lil.'1'1l lu' 1 1'1'1'y11111' l.11':'1'.v 111 1'11I . . . 1 z'1'1'y11111 .v fr11'111l fjlll' l 1'1'1l .l.vl111'1'1' . . . 11'11rk l111i1' 11 ...:.'111'!.'.1 1111111111 II11' ll1'1'11l1lx l.1l11'111'y . . . -z1'11f1'l1 ffltlf l1'ft fun! . . . ivlmt ll 11i1'1' l1l111' 1jv1'.v . . . 111':'1'1' 111111111 , . . 1111111, 1111111.13 1111111i, ki1'l1'1'1' . . . 1111! 1111111 ffl llflll' ..., f11.vr girl . . . 1'.1'f11'1'f 111' 11 111111:'i1' p1'11j1'1' Idnnlnry K-Umwil 1' 2' 3: Girls mmnh: Alll 11ll Vlllllllll 5111111I f1'll11'z1'. . . . r1i1v'1 l1i 'k1111:1' . 11 xli1'!.' 1lr1'.v. Scuim' Play l'111ii11iitt1'cg liillwlllllllll Varsity lfuutliall 2, 3. 41 llaskctlvall 'I1Hm HL cH'mH Stall. Mgr. 3, 43 Rand l, Z, 3, -lg llramatin' Starlit llall .Xttuurlaut l 1 Nlix1'1lCli11 Clulmg Rlalc Glu- Club: Starlit Hall Xvlft'-l,l'L'SlflCIll Class Z1 l'1'1-si1l Cmuiuittccg filiclur Clulmg SL'llllbl' Play Slblllllbllllill' Class .21 ,l. Y. llaslcctln C1i1m11ittcc1 l.L'TTL'l'lllL'll'S Clulml Spring Z1 Yarsity liasn-lsall 3, -lg l.1'll.l'l'lllt' 011111-1't Cmuuiittccg Music lk-stival. Clulig Cliai1'm:u1 Starlit llall -1: If l'l11y. 1. l l l' L. 4 ffl' ul 1ll 115 1ll suuiau Stall' 43 Stags Nlauagcr Scu' llvl' M WV 5 ., 3? . ' New jig: 2 is 2- ., vim. 3 wp, TY QV w F. ax n .,. .wg . Q 9' ,221 V We 326551 H 1? , ...Nw WTQX' as' W :Q 1 .1 .W ' , , ,.g 13 is N 7 3 Y' Q x 537435 AQ ,OWN Sw ,ex E Q . . wmv :- K Y-1,516 kg A , Q S2 XM.. ' JEAN RIVETTE Jeanie Has ll hard time yctliny I0 .tclmul lu'- forv X:-I5 nmrninys . . . lzwvs to wuslz the tltxrlcs . . . Frrnflziv . . . Girls Chorus 4: G. A. A. 3. 4: Dra- matic Club 4: Senior Play Committee. RAYMOND SCHIFFEN Ray limits tht' tiulv fur T. fl. E. lwand . . . .mvz .Yf7l't'l1lJlfl along in Haslvtfs trurlc . . . ll'l1l'I'4 S thu! fic-zt'sp41fwr? ,l. Y. Football: Bandg Choir: Starlit Hall Committee. DA LE RUM SMOKE Blackstone lllmt lo sm' tlzinys appear and dix- ufvprur? . . . .ray flu' wortls .... -Illu- cudulfra . . . likes sports . . . ulteuys crarleluy jukcs. j. V. Football: Newspaper Club: Sports Editor Light Bulb: Dramatic Club: Visual Aids Assistant. l95l BARBARA SHAUT Barb .-l Jlt Zt'l'Ulllt'V to T. 11. E. from xlfarl- vmv . . . a lowly smile and friendly nmlznrr . . . a lilfle on the quilt, .rifle . . . our lflurrncr .Vzglztzfigrilrn Girls Chorus: G. A. A. ROBERT RUNDLE Rock llcmmz on flu' lm.rk4'Ilmll court . . . likrd by all . . . 4'.9llllI'llt'H . . . loiws to lulk in 1lllHlt'I'l1lIlll . . . girls yulorv . . . 11v1't'r has any lmfwr. Football 1, Z, 3: Basketball Z, 3, 4: Baseball l, 2, 3, 4: l.ettermen's Club: Mixed Choir: Male Glee Club: Star- lit Ball Attendant: Senior Class Treas- urer: junior Rotarian: Boys State. JOY SPIRAXYK joy lim'-v chit' . . . lilftxr jiflvrlvzrgfglilly . . . flicrrlmldvr' . . . ultt'uy.r Ifillglzingl . . . ll'u1rl1 your language . . . lmyfrimzrls gfulon' . . . Smile: Clans . . . uzcllo- llftllllll . . . E. S. Q. Executive Council lg Girls Chorus: Chairman Orientation Day 1: Drama- tic Club: Secretary Sophomore Class: j. V. Cheerleader: Mixed Choir: Var- sity Cheerleader: Executive Council 3: Edisonian Staff: Starlit Ball Com- mittee: Leaders Club: Choir Secre- tary: Senior Play Committee. ,IOYVIC Sl'lR.XXYIi -luyrcu Nl.XRI.XN Sl'R.XlilCR nxlllflilllu 'l'lllCOlJORli S'l'.XX'lSIil 'l'ccl Likvx In lznnmz' fmplw 'zvlm lrll mwzy l.M'w.v tu u'u11m' . . . -m1ilr4'.v.vf1l .llu1'f'iu'.v Xin' xuzill' . . , lulxlzfzzl . . . lM'cx jllllllll ,mA'l'.f . . . 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R.XXlUX.X S'l'lQUl'Ii nxlllllilu l'.X'l'lQlL'l,X 'l'.XRl3Y Pat l!lilQ'l'll.X XX'lC.Xlil..XXIJ Mifflin l.n':'r.v 1rmf'il'.v . . , fmxli:r1r4fmlz.vl'A'm'f- l.vzw'x lufin . . . rfmrnl um! fn'1'.wm1lify lfnll nf fwp us fl lx'clluy1gf'.v Inu' . . iuyf , , . guy fully , . . um! llw, lvnl . . . lf, N. Q ..... v vm: fvillz .lim , . . flux izmullllziu ul flllj-tllllll f'ur'li1'.v . . . . . aluyfx mul lll1'll. llffl-v Chau. .www at flu' .vlmrly . . . Hin' .vlnill . Q - . . - A . n . - ., , -., , I -I 1- ...q11i1'l.'.'.' ...lf. X. U. Nm-xwpnpvx llulu, tlnnm, llrumzltlc Llunus l, 2, l'lC5l1lIhlII lldmc. lull- - Vlullg I-Ifliwnizm Slznff. mnizm Slulllg Sluclcnt L-Ullllfll 'l'1'czu- Girls L'lmr11s: Czulrly L'u111111ittvc urcr -1: Starlit llall Cuxnnlmittu-3 lluwl- Ncxx'sp:1pc1' Club: Ifrliwnixul Stull ing Clulx -lr. Czmcly Salcg Skllllbl' l'l:l5 Stzlrlit llzill L.HHlIIllllt'l'. Q'lllNlIllllk'L'I L.lk'l'I'll Klub: ll. ,X, .X. llwulmtic flulmg fllllllflllilll fum mul Cimx'l1s -4. IJICQXN XYHIEHT Cy Pluyx l1'n111l111111' . . . llrmf 111111111 f1111I.' . . . l . . . full and llllllllljllllll' . . . l1v'.v nm' 111011. Malc Cilcc Club: Mixed Clioirg Band l, 2, 3, 4: Senior Play Cast: liclison- ian Staff: Starlit Hall Committee: Football 33 Buys Statcp Spring Con- cert QiUlllIlllttl'0. JOHN VVOOIJRUFF joImny .llnf'i1xv . . . whiz at lruskvtlwall . . . Illlillflll . . . frirndly fu ull. Band 1, Z, 3. 4: Male Glcc Club 1, Z5 Mixed Cliuir 3, 4. I9 5 I Camera Shy l .X'l'RlCl.-X MIIJIJAUGH Patty ll'l1u',r hm' r111'1'v11f i11fv1'4'sf? . . . muy In gl1'f 11v1111411'11l1'd with . . . qzliri. l.caclc1's Club: Senior Play Commit- tue. lJ1111ff11g1 .... S'1111 llillvy , . . Oh Ilrur' . . . lnruv 11111515 . . . 'ZVIYIIHIII nj juz. 7un1'dx, Band l, Z, 3, -lg Girls L'lim'us l, 2, 3, Mixed Cllllll' 45 Starlit Hall Commit- tecg Spring Cmiccrt Cmniiiittuu: Music Festival. RUTH XYOODRLTIF Ruthie SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY The year is 1961, and the graduating class of ten years ago is presenting a circus in the gymnasium of the brand new Thomas A. Edison High School. As we approach the entrance, we see Mary Gilbert and Barbara Richardson selling tickets by the hundreds. As we take our seats the circus band plays a lovely march written by Doris Fassett, who is now famous for her popular tunes. In the band we see our old friends john Feshoh, Clair johnson, Donald Narde, Dean W'hcet and John NVoodruff. As we look around us we see many of our schoolmates. Sitting together on our left are the employees of lilmira's most exclusive VVomen's shop. There are llertha XVeakland, general manager, Sonia liwsuk, the buyer, lileanor Opryska, the dress designerg lflsie Raupers, head seamstressg ,Ioy Spirawk, a model, lrene lluges, receptionistg and .loyce Spirawk, secretary and bookkeeper. XVith them is Anne liarcus, who is in charge of planning pajama parties for the employees of the shoppe. As we regard the audience more closely, we see throughout the audience many others who have made names for themselves in 1nany fields. There is Edward Dlanes, who not only drives a new and different Cadillac to work every day, but who has just astounded the world by disproving liinstein's theory of relativity. Blanche liixby is crowding Milton Herle out of television with her comedies. Stanley -lankowski is America's most famous harmonica player. W'ell, look who's here! Beverly Funforck and june Albright have each brought their 12 children. They seem to have believed that children are cheaper by the dozen. VVith them is Sylvia Hlose, who is now buyer for Gorton's and llelphine Purhenn, an example of the voice with a smile for the Bell Telephone Company. Seated behind them are people who have made the Heights a better place as a result of their business enterprises. W'e see Ray Audas, owner of the pool room, Harriett Neal, manager of Hee Q Dick'sg Faye Packard, head librariang and Danny Pasielski, who has taken over his father's bakery. On our left we notice Patricia Tarby, who is a dental hygienistg and Carol Pettit, who now runs a store which lends typing paper to those who forget their own. After inquiry as to others, we learn that Marilyn I-Iuff and Lois Hugg are taking turns as pianists for the New York Philharmonic Orchestra. Margaret lluddle has joined the navy in order to see the world and Ray Schiefen is still peeling spuds for the army. Hut now the show begins as Ringmaster Harry Clfuzzyj lillman introduces the first act. Presentinrglack Pavne, ohn Kerbein, l'aul Ii'orck and Ral wh is . , . J i lfrickson as clowns with Ted Staviski a sound effects man. XVhat a riotl The show foes on. and we see such world-shakin-' si fhts as ohn Kerrick 5-. . being shot out of a cannon, and Dorothy Deflolyer and Anna Maclllane doing QTY llarriet Neal, Secretary3 Dean Foster, X'lCQ-lll'C8lilL'lltQ llarley Forrest, Presiclent: Robert Rundle, Treas- urcr. SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY thrilling stunts on the trampoline. Clifford Proper demonstrates how not to throw a basketball. Tex llrusso entertains with his western band, Then, of all things, in comes .Dale Rumsmoke and his magic tricks. Marjorie Fuller, his assistant is wearing a sequin gown. The show is over, and we go down for some refreshments. From expert taffy-puller Pat Middaugh, we buy a box of assorted flavors. Then we purchase some candy from Ruth XVoodruff, and a hot dog from Marian Spraker. Suddenly we hear screams and see Harbara Shaut carried to the lirst-aid room where nurses Hetty Pleesa and .Ioyce Little will have to bandage her arm where she was bitten by one of Norma Gearhart's trained monkeys. After buying another hot dog, we proceed to the side show where llarley Forrest is barking for all he is worth. What a surprise to see little Robert Rundle, tlag-pole sitter, lilva Danque, tattooed lady. While watching the show, we see Dean Foster, who tells us that at last he has found a part-time job-waten ing elephants. As the side show continues, we are entertained by Joyce Kiser, who is a rubber lady, strongman, Donald Hurd, and the fat lady, who is really Clara Haight. lluddy Clemons has a nice job-he's the human pin cushion. Now the show is over, and much to our sorrow we must leave T. A. li. once more. Saying fond farewells are the members of the Kozemko, Misnick, 8: lills Corporation, makers of back scratchers for elephants and Marion Klebert and Beverly Herrington whose lovely No Smoking signs we have admired. Alas, we are again outside the doors of T. A. li. and have seen all of our old friends for the last time for several years. Perhaps in the near future we can have another reunion with our old friends from our Alma Mater, HJR Ol l lt'liRS LAST WILL HND TESTAMENT OF THE CLASS OF l95l june .-Xlbright-wills to Marilyn Baldwin her half ol the throne in 1953. Ray .Nudas-wills to Fran 'l'ouschner his seat in Mr. White's study hall. Ann Ilarcus--wills her chemistry book to Mr. VVhite. Blanche Bixby-wills her ability to be on time to Ethelyn Huff. 1'aul Iljorck-wills to Mr. Terry his report card for a souvenir. Sylvia Hlose-wills to Alice Hall her ability to make, and carry out last minute decisions. Richard Brusso-wills his guitar pick to jim Ingram. Norma Butler-wills to Dennis Dougherty her abstract in oil painting. ' Richard Button-wills to joe Allen his Lbikel for next football season. Buddy Clemons-wills nothing because he doesn't expect to die. lilva Danque-wills to Bobby Ranck her cheerleading uniform, he was going to be one, once. Dorothy Deiiolyer-wills to her sister, janice, her ability to get through her Senior year. Harry lillman-wills to M r. liasterbrook some oil to temper metal in properly. jerry lflls-wills his smoke in lab to Mr. Terry. Ralph Erickson-wills a cup of coffee for those who sleep in class tteachers includedl. Sonia lfwsuk-wills to Helen lierrick her Gift of Gab. Doris Fassett-wills to Donny Stuart her technique of waking up on school mornings. john lfeshoh-wills his pin-ups on his gym locker to jerry Gilbert. Dean Foster-wills to jerry Dwyer his ability to pin him in wrestling. Marjorie Fuller-wills to any junior who wants it her seat in chemistry class, complete with the book. Heverly Funfrock-wills the school to the kids who are left. Norma Gearhart-wills to Bernie McNamara an off-key record so he won't miss her in Choir next year. Mary Gilbert-wills to Mickey Skalko her ability to pass health. Clara Haight-wills a clock to her sister, Caroline, to get up in time to go to school. lleverly Herrington-wills her ability to get along with the teacher to some unlucky student. Margaret Huddle-wills a package of nerve pills to Mr. Backus. Marilyn Huff-wills her language books, to any auzlzitinus freshman. l.ois Hugg-wills to her sister, Nancy, her cheerleader jacket, sweater, and all the wonderful times at the games. Irene Hughes-wills her ability to get to school on Iimvf? to Veronica Sekella. Don Hurd-wills to his brother, Dale. the ability to run out of class when the fire whistle blows. lid janes-wills to Edward Way his ability to drive Messrs. Cheplick and XN'l1ite crazy. Stanley jankowski-wills T.N.T. for school haters Qten noisy things b. Clair johnson-wills to Claude Hable. his parking space. jolm lierbein-wills to Bob Gustin his ability to copy Dale Hurd's book reports. jolm Kerrick-wills his way to harden steel to Mr. Easterbrook. joyce liiser-wills Monroe Stanton her Home Economics papers aml books reports. Marian lilebert-wills to Gracie Robbins her road map for VVest Hill limil liozemko-wills to jerry Truax his ability not to swear. :Xnna Maclilane-wills to Shirley Hotchkiss all her funny books in her locker, Virginia Matejek-wills to Samie Dorothy Samchisen her way with the teachers and ability to look innocent. l'at M iddaugh-wills to june McCann her ability to have a pencil everyday. XYilliam Misnick-wills to Mary l.ou Stuart a parking space by locker 70. Donald Narde-wills his drumsticks to jim lirystof. Harriett Neal-wills to lileanor Oprysko her comb without any teeth in it. lfleanor Oprysko-wills to jerry Gilbert and Herbie Peterson Ht-r share of the ice cream after the basketball games. Faye Packard-wills Donald Moschck a cushion to make sitting on her front porch more soft. Danny l'asielski-wills to jolm Morich his solo trumpet chair in band. jack l'ayne--wills to joe Allen his seat ill Detention. Carol Petithwills her driving ability to Mickey Skalko. lietty Vlesa-wills her inspiration for algebra to jimmy Gilbert. Cliliord Proper-wills his VYl1izzer to Dale Hurd. Delphine l'nrhenn-wills to Bob Ranck her extra school token for the bus. lilsie Raupers-wills to joyce Dacey her share of whipped cream in cooking class. llarbara Rieliardsoniwills her French horn to Susie Balcom. jean Rivette-wills the mouse in her locker to jean Ann Rosplock. Dale Rnmsmokef-wills to Marty Richardson the job of operating the visual aids equipment. Robert Rnndle-wills the comb that Carl Pesesky willed him and the title that goes with it to Danny Compton. llarbara Shaut-wills the lock on her locker to Margie Robinson. joy Spirawk-wills her false fingernails to her cousin joyce to use on those special occasions. joyce Spirawk-wills to her cousin, joy, her twelve inch platters so that she won't drop her food on the table at banquets. Mona Strope-wills to Alice Hall her ability to get 90's in typing. Patricia Tarby-wills to anyone who can stand it, her geometry book she used for two years. Dean NYheet-wills to whoever can get some, janice DeGolyer's pizza. jolm VVoodrulT-wills his moo-cow to Mr. Terry who took it from him land hopes he is having fun with itl. 1 Ruth VVoodrulT-wills her saxophone to anyone interested.. Bertha NN'eakland-wills her long underwear to janet Burdick to keep warm in study hall. WHAT l'LL MISS MGST June Albright-Cheerleading and Lois. Ray Audas-june Albright giving me answers in English class. Ann Barcus-School dances. Blanche Bixby-Running into homeroom a minute before tardy bell. Paul Bjorck-Mr. Terry. Sylvia Blose-Having Mrs. Klungle or Miss Kendall to talk to when I don't know what to do next. Richarl Brusso-Staying after school in the art room until 5:30 each night. Norma Butler-Miss Howard's seventh period art class. Richard Button-Sports. Buddy Clemons-All sports, my friends, and the school. Elva Danque-Talking in fourth period study hall. Dorothy DeGolyer--Seventh period study hall. Harry Ellman-Having a cigarette with Don Narde. jerry Ells-My classmates, school, detention, and sleeping in class. Ralph Erickson-Miss Lyon's bookkeeping class. Sonia Ewsuk-The wonderful teachers who are all so willing to help you-choir, dramatics, games, dances, all my friends-Gee, just everything! Doris Fassett-Being associate editor of the Newspaper and Miss Sheeder's English class. john Feshoh-Miss Sheeder and the three musketeers. Harley Forrest-Extra-curricular activities. Dean Foster-All the grand times at T. A. E. Margie Fuller-Not being able to start high school all over again. Beverly Funfrock-Miss Howard's art classes. Norma Gearhart-Math classes-especially Pat and Faye trying to make me laugh in Geometry. Mary Gilbert-Assemblies, Miss Lyon and Law class, Newspaper Club. Clara Haight-Clair johnson's friendly discussions. Beverly Herrington-Miss Howard and my art classes. Margaret Huddle-Vacations and all the kids. Marilyn Huff-Hearing Mr. Cheplick say, Now people, we've got to get this work covered' Lois Hugg-Cheerleading, the kids. teachers. and just everything! Irene Hughes-Gosh, teachers, classmates, and everything. Don Hurd-Gym class and choir. Edward Janes-Making a hangman's noose during class, Stanley -Iankowski- Chirping Cheplick and witty VVhite. Clair johnson-Being late and watching Mr. White patroling S. H. and oh! yes! book reports. john Kerbein-Sleeping in study hall. john Kerrick-Riding home from school with Muzz. Joyce Kiser-Miss Sheederls oral topics. Marian Klebert-Mr. Wliite yelling at me in Chemistry. Emil Kozemko-Joyce Little. Joyce Little-Talkative gang in Room 17. Anna MacBlane-Fifth period library on Friday and all the fun in gym classes and G. .-X. A. Virginia Matejec-Everything, all the teachers, driving up trees in Driving Training, Mrs. Stuart's occasional humor, and her nightly sessions, Mr. Cleveland's devilish grin. Pat Middaugh-A certain boy. VVilliam Misnick-Another window washing campaign with Marian Klebert, Dot DeGolyer. and Don Narde, and football and the Coach. Don Narde-Going down to the boiler room 4th period with Fuzzy. Harriette Neal-Everything and everybody. Eleanor Oprysko-All the dances, games, clubs, and wonderful kids. Faye Packard-Mrs. Stuart's homework assignments and eating a long. restful, quiet supper with Norma and getting to work at six. Danny Pasielski-Arguing with Mr. Johnson during band period. jack Payne-Miss Howard's art classes. Carol Petit-VVaiting for Blanche Bixby. Betty Plesa-Chemistry class, teachers, gab sessions in the girl's room and just plain school. Cliliford Proper-That certain Junior girl in the halls. Delnhine Purhenn-Not coming to school send worrying about my assignments. Elsie Raupers-Plowing through the halls to get to classes without getting injured. Barbara Richardson-Lesson fourth period with Mr. Johnson. Jean Rivette-Setting the alarm for 7:30. Dale Rumsmoke-Sleeping in Miss She-eder's English classes. Robert Runrlle-Sports. Barbara Shaut-The kids. Joy Spirawk-Cheering, plowing through the halls and just everything! Joyce Spirawk-Cheerleading and everything else about T. A. E. Marian Spraker-Mr. White getting mad or throwing chalk. Mona Strope-Mrs. Stuart's Latin classes. Patricia Tarbv-Norma, Faye and bashful Dave in Geometry class. Bertha Weakland-Dances, games, kids. everything! Dean VVheet- VVomen. Tohn Vlfoodrutf-Study halls, having fun. Ruth WoodrufT-Fourth period study hall. v THE HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF 1951 ,Ns we complete our fourth year in high school, we can look back on an excit- ing and profitable four years under the leadership of Mrs, .lean Yauchzy. XVhen we were gay young frosh, our President Iidward .lanes swished us through the year. Other officers were: Vice President, jack Payneg Secretary, Robert Sudlowg Corresponding Secretary, Norma tlearhart g Treasurer, Harriette Neal. Our activities for the year were selling pencils, personalized post cards and labels. presenting an assembly program for National lfducation X'Veek, and a May Day VVeekend. Again we were selling pencils as Sophomores. Among other things which were highlights, were sponsoring dances after the home basketball games and The Hayseecl Hop, in honor of the Seniors. Our leaders for the year were: President, jack Payneg Vice President, Harriette Neal, Secretary, joy Spirawkg Treasurer, Norma Gearhart. In our Jolly junior year, we had a successful magazine subscription campaign, and we also sold refreshments at football and basketball games. Our class rings arrived in February. The junior-Senior Banquet and Prom were the climax to the year, under the leadership of President, Lois Huggy Vice President, 'loyce Spirawkg Secretary, Norma Gearhartg Treasurer, Doris Fassett. In our Senior year we were kept busy by several activities. Selling Christmas candy, ordering caps and gowns, and presenting the play, Cheaper Ry the Dozen, will long be remembered. Our capable officers were: President, Harley Forrestg Vice I'resident, Dean Fosterg Secretary, Harriette Nealg Treasurer, Robert Rundle. The class of l95l looks back and cherishes the delightful four years in T. A. lf., our alma mater, and forward to the future. PET PEEUES June .-Xlhrigllt-Fuzzy Callillg 111e Punie Junief' Ray Audus-Teachers wl1o talk too much. Ann Barcus-Not having lily book reports do11e. Blanche Bixby-People wl1o are always on time. Paul Bjorck-Typewriters that refuse to work right. Sylvia Blose-The girls' lavatory. Richard Brusso-Having the other art students ask me what they should do next. Norma Butler-Jokes ill Room 23. Richard Button-Football practice after two days of rai11. Buddy Clemens- Ahem ! Girls. lilva Da11que-Tlie Draft Board a11d Buddy Clemons Callillg 111e names ill l1o111eroo111. Dorothy lJeGolyer-Conceited people. Harry lillman-Girls having to go i11to the basement to comb their l1air everytime you turn around. Jerry Ells-Girls who play a piccolo! Ralph Erickson-English oral reports. So11ia Ewsuk-People who always say SKIP IT whe11 you wa11t tl1em to repeat somethi11g. Doris Fassett-People wl1o get credit for doing nothing. Jllllll Feshoh-People wl1o can't walk up tl1e stairs. Harley Forrest-Book reports. Dean Foster-Girls who are hard to get along with. Margie Fuller-Having a locker that WOIl't close good. Beverly Funfrock--People who crowd the halls. Norma Gearhart-Being built so close to the sidewalk. Mary Gilbert-Crowded halls alld homework. Clara Haight-A clock for Caroline, to get up in tin1e to go to school. Beverly HCfTillgtOll-N01 being able to sit by your friends i11 assembly programs. Marilyn Hut?-Cramming for regents, especially MATH! Lois Hugg-That there is only four years of high school and not six. Ire11e Hughes-Kids who don't take part i11 school activities and then holler. Don Hurd-People in school who think they know about Politics. Edward Janes-Teachers who throw chalk. Sta11 Jankowski-Being yelled at for a simple thing as talking in class. Clair Johnson-Those guys that go 3.I'0llI1Kl loading lockers, oh! sorry I haven't n111ch to say on that subject. Jolm Kerbein-People who tell nsh stories when they've never been fishing i11 their lives. John Kerrick-Being bothered with homework. Joyce Kiser-Quiet study halls. Marian Klebert-Being called Mary Ann. Emil Kozemko-Jerry Truax. Joyce Little-Corny remarks. Anna MacBlane-VVads of gum in the drinking fountains a11d homework. Virginia Matejcek-The people who borrow my homework, and when its wrong bawl me o11t. Patricia Middaugh-The girls who crack their gum. VVilliam Misnick-Third period classmates borrowing B. A. homework. Don Narde-Long homeroom periods. Harriette Neal-Leaving gym fifteen minutes early. Eleanor Oprysko-Jealous girls a11d people who exaggerate. Faye Packard-People who call me Joyce or Norma because they think we look alike. Danny Pasielski-Conceited girls. Jack Payne-Not enough sleep i11 Health class. Carol Petit-Girls who stand in fro11t of mirrors a11d talk. Betty Pleas-People who have to ask others for assignments. Clifford Proper-Perry Truax. Delphine Purhenn-People who have to ask me for paper. Elsie Raupers-Getting up Saturday mornings to go to work after slaving all week in school. Barbara RichardsonfSlow walkers up the stairs at 11oon. Jean Rivette-Test tubes. Dale Runisnioke-Anyone wl1o has nothing to do. Robert Rundle-The billiard academy, being closed on nights after school when there isn't a11y practice. Barbara Shaut-People who spread gossip and enlarge on it. Joy Spirawk-People who believe everything they hear. and when they tell it, make it sound twice as bad as when they heard it. Joyce Spirawk-I a1n quite content at school. Marian Spraker-People standing in the corridors in the way, when i11 an hurry. Mona Strope-People who remain i11 basements u11til ten seconds before bells allll tl1e11 make at mad drive and knock yo11 over. Patricia 'l'arhy-Homework. Bertha VVeakland-People wl1o boo at the games. Dean bNIllCQt-hkviiitillg for the second bell. Jolm VVoodruff-Teachers who start yelling when you just get i11 the room. Ruth VVoodruff-Chewing gum. if 4 .2 , x , gl, 'ii X Q ,. 'Q .2 ggsf- 'QP -- 41- 1- .. 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I -.- . -Qu lffl In riylfzl--Nl:n'lly'11 llsxlflwm, I reus- SOPHOMORE GIRLS lwm' wir, lcfl In rigflll- -,lzmiee llI'L'NllPl1, .Xliee llager, Su.ie llzilemn, RUXYUIIEI lfgzm, l'l1yllis .'XflZllllS, llzwlmzlrn 5 . , , . . , lun, 52lllIlI'2l Hell l1m'ter, llertlm llltllllllxfbll, bluzm Lmnl, llelen Iierrick, -loan lxuthelmilcl, Mary Xlzlclllzl lffm' law-f Sylvia lluggins. filemln klluunlmers, .Iessie XYileux, ll2llAlJ2lI'Zl .XllilIlSUll, ,lean Kline. llarlmarzx l':11'fl:l, S, Sl'IDlllUlI, ,Isuzu Vllllllllllix Klznrslm hunk, Nlurmlyn Smith, l7m'utl1yXNz1y. lfnzv l1l1'm'-f-hlensiezx Krozynski, Yvmme llllSll, Irene -lzmkuwslci, L'a1'11ey Carey, llzmrlmalwl Kluure, Nilllfj' lhwutlmy l:l'llC5ll, Shirley ilregury, Hayle Nlgllll. lffm' fnnr'--XYil1l:1 Neal lletlv liwcllee ll'll'lJ'il l C1 ' I , , . . . 1 . fmplmell, lleverly llzlrtnmn, Shim-ln lxlllflllly, -lzmel llllff-' ', lmrzm ,lll'llllllb, Shirley llutelmlciss. Mary l.uu Stuart, S1 Dl'l IHNIORIC Ul l lL'liRS aurer: ,luzm lfumm, Secretary: 'len'- ry llruwll, Yiee-l'resirlent3 Carl SlblI'1lXK'li, lll'l'Slflk'lll. m xlyu Hug, lulx lin '?a ai, SOPHOMORE BOYS Row auf, left io right-Charles Besley, Raymond Zelko, Jerry Dwyer, Claude Hable, Robert Albright, Charles Genung, Ronald Hubbard, William Brewer, Richard Hutchison, Clayton Senkiw, Elmer Stanton. Row two-Douglas Kingsley, Frank Bonyak, Kenneth Smith, Francis Harris, james Gilkison, jerry Brown, Willis Edger, James Collins, Gordon Swan, Bob Brisco, Gene Eickorn. Row thrn'-Francis Paladino, Louis Beemer, Raymond Rounds, Louis Cowan, Bernard MacNamara, NVilliam janel- ski, Thomas Hakes, Donald Smith, Thomas Kosloski, William Smith. Row four-Robert Wilson, Roman Hamula, Robert Baker, David Rutty, Willis Bennett, Herbert Peterson, Ed- ward Lundy, Terry Doan, jerry Gilbert. Row five'-Gerald Dougherty, William Staviski, Phillip Morse, William Kowulich, Franklin Freeborn, Robert Weaver, James Irving, Roger Palmer, Carl Spirawk. Sophomore Class History The activities of the Sophomore Class this year have been few, but the few that were undertaken were very successful. We sponsored a Thanksgiving Dance, sold Christmas Holly, and alternated with the junior Class in selling pop at the basketball games. Our class has' many willing workers, so we can look with confidence to next year in hopes that we will be able to raise the necessary funds required to carry on the activities of the Junior Class. 1 di :xx A9 f ' ..,, 1 , x Q mg! 3 'SX ' x ' s. ix r X 1' 'ER DEDIJH NN N IJ! ln1'ig1f1I-llzllllvl H11-cn, Prcsirlcnt: FRESHMHN GIRLS lffm' ffm, lrft In Vlljljlf-Nilllllll' .Xnclrcws, l.1u'illc lfisk, -luy fX'liu'l1cll, Xlzlrlvnc flutlmric, Murizm l.uc, .Iuycu linmmiclq, Vuml llzllmlv, lilczmm' Xlnvlilzlmr, juunnc Cmvlcs, Szulclrzx VVcirlcr, Plmyllis KCIIIIUII. lffrzu lim--lrlzu Mac llnll'm:m. ,lzmicc Hutcllkiss, Luis llczlcll. Anno llairk, Ilona lluwcr, lfvclyn XYmulzml, Patty Hurt, Marilyn NCXYIIIZIII, -luzm SlIlll0g'Cll. xYllllll'l'll Campcll, M:u'guric Mm-cy. lx'fm' flll'l'1 -Klzmrtlm .'Xtkimm1, Sally llitclmcuck, liluria funk, Darla Siglin, Shirley livans, l.UI'Cll.2l 'lk-mplc, lin-tty Urmlwuy, lfln-alum' llults. Llzmvlyll Hzlight, Ilvmmc Hill, l'lllVVCI11l l'fclg'0r. lx'n-zufn111'iL':1l'ul llicturlc, lh-tty Lou .Xmlcr'sm1, HL-tty XYilsm1, Sylvia Llilcnsck, ,lrrycc l n-clmrxm, l'cg'gy lh'liulyc1', ,l1lllk'l l rcnlmcrg. .loam llczatcr, i'l:1r:1lmcllc liutlcr, Ruth VV1-st, lloxma Czxlmlplncll. l'Rl',SllNl.XIX f,l'l'll lulih ll-ggy lk-Gulyc1', Yiuc l'1'csiclL-1113 Luis Hl'2lL'll, Sn-m'l'ctzxry1 Sylvia Cilcmik, 'lll'l'1lSllI't'l'. FRESHMHN BOYS l l Rott' mic, Irfl to riylzl-Robert Granger, Ray Tyler, Howard Stedge, Henry Hughes, john Sehiefan, Rex lngerick. Gordan Elford, Ronald Hanley, Charles Conklin, Ronald VVood, Ronald Kingsley, VVilliam Blakely. Rn-zu' frm-Fraiicis Philix, Richard .-Xmherg, Donald johnson, james Shant, Robert Brown, Francis Decker, Mah- lon Middaugh, Bobby Erickson, Lloyd Seely, Charles Beemer, Kenneth Mecum, Ronnie McMuley. li'o-zt' tlzrvc-VVilber Hockenhrough, Robert Latshaw, Laverne Brown, Bob Nickerson, Duane Thomas, Ralph VYard, Buckey Brink, Louis Carclarelli, Eugene Cowan, jerry Banfield, Don VValthrop, Leroy Folnsbee. Row four-Gary VVhiting, Paul Hammond, VVilliam Bahantka, Peter McGirk, Frank Vlfysek, jack Heater, Larry Erickson. Daniel Green, Carl Phillips, ,lack Keenan, Duane Hurd, Richard Beemer. Freshman Class History The Freshmen began the school year with the election of class ofticers. Out of a varied list of nominations, the following were elected: Prcsidmzt ........ Danny Green Via' Prtxridvziz' . . Peggy Detiolyer .Slt'L'7't'I'U7'VX' . . Lois lleach Trca.rurcr ....... Sylvia Cilensek To help the students of T. A. li. acquaint themselves with us, we held an assembly featuring the Freshmen and their talents. Our tirst venture at obtaining a sum for our treasury was selling subscriptions to the Hcightx Rc2'ic1v, Nllith the aid of our class advisor, Mr, lfasterbrook, this project was completedg a success. With the arrival of the New Year, we sat back to view the activities of upper classman and learn what our future years of schooling might have to offer. HALL OF FAME 1. Must Likcly lu SllL'l'k'L'llI liclwzlrcl ,lanes Klzulilyn Iluft' 2. Un-sl .Xctmt l':u1l lijuwli IHil!ll'IlL' Hixlmy F. Must L-u1ll'lL'u1ls1 L'lz1ir.InIn1sun Ircm' Ilughcs 4. Hunt .Xtllln-tvs: .X!lllIlAl1lllL' xIilk'IHlll1L' L-lif'fur4l I,I'1ll!l'lA 5. Host lfluviltnicli llurry lzllmzul ll:11'1'ln'ttc XVIII Iv. Iliggvst I'1Zllt'l'SI Nlzlrilyll Hull' , . . llzumy IIISICIFIQI 7. .Xlwlmruvizllcrli -loyal' littln' llcrm I'iH5tk'l' S, Snllglmirclsi Sllllill lfwsuk Iltllllllil llurnl U, Nivvst Smilu: RiL'll1ll'd Hutt4m Alum- ,Xlhright ,rs Q ,Q Yv if MW xg? L 2 38 EC???SX ., f f x ,Q ,L k 12:1 My'- H , f .:- g:.-.,::2ka-2, , 1 -::e wx, :fs-ef: :V-1, ,, .:':a.::.:- ma., -2 ,444 - . --a Q, f ww V , f ' ff ' as HX O ? 53 1 'NW x ,138 Mar M , ww 3 4 V :arm ., k -, f 13 new lr X ' X W' V .gg . -3 , ffm 1 fqtpwgr Mmgg lm N.: 5 W-W rw-ma: ,gf E 'wr- ,fv ,, M1 V Q, .vw -v , .. :Q AQ? ' fir S. W 1 w.'Wuq-. f A . W,y1w.,: ' M yi, L EIGHTH GRADE GIRLS EIGHTH GRADE BOYS SEVENTH GRHDE GIRLS SEVENTH GRADE BOYS Q V' IQ ffm' RM d .v P1 2 H, ffm fl! mr, L DEQ C,FE,g23l?Q w- U35 A QT E 5 DCLIC -Mc EQIUDEN W n'-Janis Preston, it llzrtn'-llai'ty11 Ricliarrlson, lla STUDENT COUNCIL Patricia Tarhv Stanley jankowski ,Ioan Kadltt Ha l F v, - . U, rey orrest, Eleanor Oprysko Iwo-Rul1cl't M -' l- R '- ' ' L' ' ' tact, owtna lzdgu, Itggy O Neil, Anna May Hurley, Carl Spirawk. nny Green, Mr. Dwyer, Rogt-r Pahner, jerry Hanfieltl. Student Council History Xttcr Ntztnlt-y hl:tnkon'ski was t'let'lt'tl l'rcsident. the year lmvczunc at husy ons. l'rt'sidt-nt -lzinltowski instztllt-tl llztrlcy l orrt'st as Yicc-l'1'csitlu11t. lflczmor Opryslw :is Rt-rorrliiig Sct'rt-tziry. Iloztn liznllt-Q :ts Corresponding' Sctwctztry. and l':1trici:1 'l':1rlmy :is 'lil't'1lSUl'L'l'. 'lihc Studt-nt Council lfztculty int-clings proyt-d to he of great yztlut- to hoth studvnts :ind fziculty. l'rohlt-ms wort- strztiglitcnt-tl out md th in uurt- inzidc. 1 ' 1 gfcs for tht' llettcr Nt-xt yt-:1r's President will he t-lcctt-tl this spring' instt-ad of next fall. This is so tht- Student Council of thc ycztr 'Sl-52, will get an early :ind hctter start. llt-rc listcd, :irc :t few of tht- jobs tht- Student Council has uinlertzakcn. XYc hope that in thc yt-zirs to come the Student Council will reach the iuztture stzltc ut' power which can :tnd will be done. To Mr. llwyt-r, thc Student Council wants to express their sincere apprecia- tion for his ltlllg'-lZiSllllQ' effort, to make our organization the success it has hecn. Cheaper By The Dozen lfrfuzix .md If1'111'.vfi11u 62111111111 Rin. 1iill11'ctl1-51111111 I5'Zn'Sllk R111 111H11'ctl1-.N'l1111I1'41' .f4111lr1f-z1'.1fci qX1111u IQilh1'ctl1-.S'yl'z'i11 lilosr fXIz11'tl1z1 fiilb1'ctl1--lfrffy Pl1'1'.i11 iil'Hk'5Iil1U f,1i1hl'Clll-.JIIIIU .1l1lCl':IUlI4' 1:lA2lllk G1lh1'utl1-1701111 U71 4'1' f ,l2lCkiL' K21lh1'ctl1fIfd-Ivard' J11111'.v iJZll1 151lb1'ctl1-Ri1'I1U1'd l?1'11.vs1r XYilliz1111 f3illJl'Ctl1-P41111 I?-1'111'1'l.' F1111 liilh1'ctl14lf1l1iI K0.':1'111lcn 1.1lli:111 KSill11'ctl1-Jaya' Lifflv Mrs. If1tzgc1'z1lcl-l?I1111cl11' Ig1'.l'7V3' 171: H11ru111-DUI1' lf!lIIISII10kC 1111- SCZilL'S-1164111 1:l7Sfl'l' Misa H1'iH-vlflxfc I?r11lp1'rs l.z11'1'x'-1111111 1765714111 SENIOR PLAY -.l CHEERLEADERS CLUB lx'0wqw'n'-Marleile Borck, Lois Hugg, june Albright, Sharon D k El ' ' an s, va Danque, Gretchen Updyke, Joyce Spirawk, joy Spirawk. lion' min-Glenda Chambers, Betty Malloy, Nancy Hugg, Shirley Gregory, Dorothy Benesh, Susan Balcom, Mari- lyn Baldwin. Row three'-Janis Preston, Peggy DeGolyer, Irene jankowski, Barbara Moore, Betty Kadlec, Marilyn Newmann, Phyllis Kennan. lx'u1vfnur-joan Rothchild, Martha Atkinson. Barbara Parda, Mrs. Yan Orinan, jean Kline, Mary I.ou Stuart, Carolyn Haight. The Cheerleading' Club of thirty girls including Varsity and -lunior Varsity c.lllCCT'lt'1lllt'I'S. started the years activities with their second annual Hack to School Dance. The dance was a success and helped the cheerleaders buy new uniforms for the football and basketball season. We sponsored a pep assembly before the liclison-XYaverly game. It was really worth the time and ettort, because the Orange and Blue of the Heights came through and topped the number one team in the league. Vie wish to thank our advisor, Mrs. lidna Yan Orman, for her assistance dur- ing the year. Prcsia'cnf . Joyce Spirawk Vice Prvxizlczzl Nancy Hugg' .S't'crvtary . . June Albright Trca.r11rcr . Marilyn Baldwin VARSITY CHEERLEADERS lx'n-rv um: lrft in rigfhl-june Albright, Sharon Danks, Elva Danquc, Grctclicn Updykc. Rim' l'zvn-Marlcnc Horck, Louis Hugg, Joyce Spirawk, joy Spirawk. Rn Ku Ru Kirk' f J J. U. CHEERLEADERS 'rv ww, Inf! fu right-Nancy Hugg. -zu 1-Im-Betty Malluwy, Susie Bal- cum. 'xv fllwv-lllcllcla Ci1ElllllJt'l'S, Shirlcy Grcgury. mn'-lJm'utl1y Ucmlish, Marilyn i:2lillXYiIl. DRAMATIC CLUB l e e e lffm' our, lufl In I'1'tll111-S2il1Kll'2i VYiecler, .Xlice Hager, Marion Lee, Sharon Danks, Susie Balcom, Ramona Strope, l,ois Beach, Marilyn Smith, Dorothy XYay, Roena lfgan, joan Rothchilcl, joy Mitchell. lx'wzt'Inv'-tilt-iia Chambers. MargorielfulleruloanSmoogcn, l.ois Goodwin, Mary Cflllll, Shirley lfvans, ,lean Rivette, Sally Hitchcock, Marilyn Newman, Donna I-lower. Connie MacDonald. Barbara Moore. lrtrzt' flirvt'-Mr. XYhite, Mrs. Klllll1IlC, Florence Kendall, Dorothy Hower. VVilcla Neal, Eleanor Oprysko, Yir- ginia Matcjcek, Dorothy Detiolyer, Carney Garey, Sonia liwsuk, l,illian Hritsko, Jeannine Marcy. lx'o'1t'four-Rolicl't Mearle, Richard lirnsso, Betty liarllec, janet Frcnherg, janet Burdick. llarbara Cainphell, ,lean Rasplock, liclwarrl XYay, ,lerry Banhclcl, Dean Forster. lrwzt' ji':'r-licl Janes, ,Iames Irvine. Richard Brink, Paul Hjorck, Phillip VVeig1e, Dale RlllIlSIIl0liL', Daniel Pasiel- ski, 'Iohn lfeslioh, Francis l'allarlino. Harley Forrest. Dramatic Club History .Xt the beginning of the year, the Dramatic Club of Thomas .X. liclison lligh School, electecl otiicers. They were: l'rt'.viu'vnI . . Dean Foster l ict' President . . Sonia liwsulq .S't't'rH1rf Vim' l'rt'.rio'u11I . . loan Rothchilcl ,S't'z'1't'lc1r't' . . . . lletty Kacllec T7't'tI.VlI1't'I' . . . .... .lack Payne The club plannecl many activities rluring' the year. To start things oft, we put on a play for the yearbook staff, callecl Young Mans Fancy. Then we hacl a XYhite lilephant Sale. Later we hail a benefit talent show at the Heights Theatre. Xte plannecl to have another later in the summer, anfl also another XYhite lflephant Sale. There are 62 members in the Dramatic Club. Our advisors are Mrs. Khmgle. :mtl Mr. XVhite. Rt Iron' I-mf-l.ois Goodwin, Barbara Moore, l'eg'gy U'Neill, Caro lin NEWSPAPER CLUB The Newspaper Club startecl its fourth year of publication in 1950-1951. NYe hiffhliffhtetl the beU'inninU' of our year with a eanclle-lilfhtinf ceremony. In Pu 5 IN h J 21 gr . this program were stressed Truth, Initiative, Opportunity, Leatlership, Loyalty. linlightenment, and lfrienclship, symbolic of our aims. For the first time we now have our own pins for oilieers antl seniors. This year our exchange clepartment inereaseml, ancl now we have newspapers from schools all over the country. We eontinuetl having the members of the stat? write the School News for the Sunday Telegram. .Xinong the activities were, we sponsoretl a skating party at the Grotto, ancl the lbime llanees after basketball games. This year, Miss Laura C. l.yon sponsored our club umil january, when she transferretl to the l'owelson lnstitute in Syracuse. Mrs. lilizabeth Riley then eonsentetl to guide our club for the rest of the year. Newspaper Club oHieers were: 1iej' . Norma tiearhart lftiitor-ill-Cl lloris lfassett .l.vxorit1!t' lidifm' Hz1.ri11t'x.v .llczzzczrfer . . Mary Gilbert I '.CI7'.S'll'x1' ,Slfwrls i lfdil or llale li umsmt 114 e rzv mic, lvff fn l'lfl1If+TlClCll lierrirk, lletty Malloy, Barbara Sephton, janiee llefiolyer, Doris lfassett. llale Rumsnioke, Norma Gearhart. Barbara Corey, Mary Gilbert, .leamiine Marcy, Glentla Chambers, .Xmia Mary Hurley, ,laniee Preston, l l'etit, lfleanor Oprysko, llorothy llenesh, Sylvia lluggins, lflorenee Kendall, Blanche Bixby, Dorothy Hower, Nancy llugg. Shirley Ciregory. zu ll1rt't'4l.tiey pXsher, Barbara Campbell, ,Ioyee Freeborn, Shiela Murphy, ,lanet Burdick. lletty liarllee, lloris Clark, -loan liacllee, Virginia Matejeek, Loretta Straley. Bertha XYeaklantl. S mirawk, lu fe' Pali lr Hvi' rtl x1'lL'N'1l11'il i, Robert llriseo me four'-l.ouis Cowan, lfraneis Pallatliiio, Carl .1 . ' mg, 1 nt , mia f 1 . . . Miss l.yon. LIBRARY COUNCIL vw 1 ll wr, luft In r'iy1l1li-lnycc l.itt1c, lfayc 1'at'kzu'tl, lflt-anur Oprysku, Hzarrivttc Neal. ,lrrycc Spirztwk. lrcm nglut-5, llclcu lit-rriuk. lxlm' fTt'l AlUIll1 Kafllct' .Xlivc llztll lit-ttv liwtllcv Yht-il't Xlurpltv N1 uim Klthut funn K' ' Xllx l'l . . . D . , . . . v, 1 2 '1 ' 2 ' larcy, lxnst' Scnkiw xl t-y. lhc social whlrl or the: l.l1m1'z11'y Cotlllvil has lntlt-L-tl lwcn 2111 rtctivc unc, lt lat-5.51111 with The llztrvcst Muon l'1up in Uctoht-1' with lilt-zmm' tlpryslm :ts cltztlr- mzm, 'l'I1c L1l1I'lS1lN1lS party folluwotl with thc cltnrming Kztcllct' slstt-rs, llctty :mtl -loan, st-1'x'i11g :ts lmstt-sscs, The Xllllkllllllt' 71.021, unrlct' tht- ztlmlc ullzllrmzmslxlp of .luycc lfllllllltxli, was It must cnjoyztlmlt' cvcnt fm- htmth 1CZlt'llCI'S :mtl ll1ll'L'1l1S. .XS ll llnztl touch, :t lll'tJQ'l'L'SSlYL' climlt-r :mtl tlmczttcr party was tht- 11ig'hlig'ht in April, :tml it sl11m'g:1s1Jo1'tl :tt thc Klztrk Twain 110101 was cnjovcfl lu Mint St-vt-11 nt-w livt--wires wart- zltlmittccl tu thc clulm. Tlmcx' arc: luvut' l'fmmit'l4, bluzm 5111411451-11, Vhylhs lxcnmm, blew lXlitcl1cl1, liuwt-11:1 lfgzm, llomtlty llcncsll. :tml Sltirlcy livztns. lly tht-ir cxccllcnt work, they hztvt- prcwctl tlwmsclvcs tu lat- xulttzxhlc :nsst-ts tn thc UI'g'1llllZ1l1lUI'l. tlultl licys wcru zlwsmlt-11 thc scniors on llrmrn' llzty fm' thcit' fztitlllul :mtl t-Illvivtlt sc1'vit't' in tht- lilmmry tlurlng' tht-ir high sclmul yt-nfs. The fullmving' 1't't'clx't-11 thcm: 'luycc Spirnwli, lrcnc llughvs, llztrricttc Nl'fll, l'1lC2lllHl' tlpryslw, :mel lxlilflllll Klclmt-rt. lrcnc llughvs won thc 1950 1.llJl'Ill'j' Scrvicc Awzml for nut- stnnlling' st'l'vit't'. New hunks :mtl lll1lg2lZlllt'S wore pt11't'11z1st't1 fm' thc lilmlry with tht- llm- lmnmcy. Ul'llt't-rs for thc l.iln'zu'y CtJl.1I1t'll, 1950-1951 wcrc: l'rt'.vitft'11l . ll:11'1'it-ttc Nt-:tl I-'irc Pru.s'ia't'11l Irene Hllg'11t'S .S't'1'rt'lcn'-v . . .loycc Spirzxwk I1't'u.r1rrt'r , lflczmur Opryslqu THE HIGH SCHOOL SAFETY COUNCIL The Sztfety Council of our high school was organized in 1950. The council was thought ot' but never crime into eltect until last year, under the supervision of the school nurse, Mrs. lfclnzt Yzmflrinan. lizxch homeroom has :1 representative who goes to the meetings of the safety council every other week. The homeroom representative then reports to his home- room what they have accomplished cluring at meeting, lly cloing this we hope to accomplish lmetter safety for our high school. Ix'n'zv unc, left In right-Henry Hughes, Richard Hntchenson. ,lack Heater, Lionel Peterson, john lfeshoh. jack Keenan. Ron' f'Zl'47-Jlllill Rothchilcl, Isla Mae Hoffman, Mary Crum, Barbara Trump, Mrs. liclna XY8Il0l'l!l3l1. Norma lint- ler, Connie Macllonalrl, Bertha Thomson. LETTERMEN'S CLUB Iron' om'-Robert Kline, VVilliam Misniek, Mickey Skalko, Harry Ellman, Danny Compton, Jack Cleary. lxhrzi' Iwo-Raynloncl Rounds, Daniel Pasielski, john lien-rick, Buddy Clemons, Dennis llonglierty, Gerald Truznx Ulillorml Proper, .lack Jayne, Louis Beemer, R:1yn1onclZelko. lfoie ilzrcv-'l'err IJ ' - l' 1 Pl o.1nL, xoger ll mer, Dale Runisinoke, Donald llurml, lalncs lirvstof, lose nb .Xllen, limi V y , , . . lxoseinko, Robert llnnclle, Rn'l1zu'1l Hutton. llie X1ll'SllY Llub was ore :nul welfare of our Athletic prow' sporl is eligible lo join. Ssuiizecl for the purpose of proinoling the inlercsl Nrznn. Any boy who has ezlrnell ll letter in il vzxrsilv 'lilll'll12ljfl1' project of the group is the selection and 1llll'L'l1ZlSl1lg'0f sweaters for lellerlnen in lllllhllll' sports. lieffulznr busines for the future. 5 s :md social meetings :ire being plnnnecl X . 4 X . 1 -F. , X J I If I.. gif ' .,.,,'.'!-'1',' 9-pw 2 ,,.1'f-J 'f' J , yt-'LN -ax ' A1 . 1 ' Aff ,f 1 ,fa- --'.:' 1. U X , ' f A 1 ' 3 . 'lyk X' xfy, X X BAN D Q? 'Y 44- . :NX I 4c.lV,' TJ- .. -'iff 4' 'Xf '. -Blix: . f ., .-,Af sf 3 xx- liz fe, v h ji: '4:3AX -ll, VV. pf, V x..',z5a. . .,y-,. I - . 45-fi - Jpfpf . Igyux sis- X 3253-:A ' '.: sing' E-3' '.-' 1? x. - ' .. sifaiw' 5 lf:-4 I ...Tits '41 'T 44'-M A X -1 B yy f M0 X nh if arm-rf . - p if ffgvm, SX - Tw I Z-ra: If I X X . . ...Q ,, I , VQWKQ Q ff mf-v x ' Y 1- , .X '- A M . 5fEf,jg' ' j, QQ 4' ' ,f vfh ATTHSYMY- 4- W. . - f E' -I . . 'VI . yff '. 'Aff .1 '.f .al 1 Q , kg,-ru, ., . Lil, : . 4 is 6 1 51 C4 - , iq - ' .',g.wj-. . . JL - ' -.- gg-sp jpeg ,- VZ V F F, iwvv ov 0 Q, 1 af, xx ll 1, Q 4' X 4 .1 f, f 9 ' , fn, f J . ,K P A 3? . , , fx' - N , ff 4.2. r My ' + I , 'L ' Ai ' 1 . f ' J Q . 1 . ,I P' ,, f 4,4 I L J, 4 Ui Ni' A 9 3 . 'H ' ! I f A X' k YQ . 4, dl 'V W . xf X I 4 'L if?'li,7?1 hrii.-1f'4 ,:f4 inf-: L-iff 1 I ., x, Af X I : . 1 x ' ' 9 .rv - 'V . -fr' - ,. .A . Y f -fav 'L':f:.' f 1-lf' '.'7':' Z-.T T-Zig, MIXED CHOIR Him' wif, lvfl fa right--Nornia Gearhart, Lois Hngg, Carol Miller, joy Spirawk, Eleanor Oprysko, Norma Bntl 'r lx'o Nor Nu? L Beverly Herrington, Doris Clark. Sylvia Blose, Irene Hughes, Blanche Bixby, Nancy Huprg, Ruth XN'ood ruff, Joyce limmick, Lois Ann Beach, ,Ioan Rothchild. rv Iwo-Mrs. listella Yohn, Susan Balcom, joan Smoogan, Joyce Spirawk, Marilyn Huff, Barbara Campbell 1-...RH'. ', , . r f . . . - - - - nate onnis, Harricttc Neal, X eronita Sekella, Lucy Asher, Marlene Borck, Sonia ltwsnk, Jeannine Marcy, Dorothy Samchishen, Ann Haight. t'lllFl'1'-1,02-l.ll Foster, Jim Collins, Monroe Stanton, Lynn Doane, Daniel Greene, Harry lillman. Robert Meade, Gerald Dwyer, john Schiefen, Ray Zelko, Elmer Stanton. o fmrr-Ray Schiefen, Ray Andus, john lfeshoh, Bernard McNamara, VVilliam Bahantka, Donald Hnrd Ger ald lruax, Donald Hurd, NN'ell1ng Storch, VVillis Bennett, Terry Doane. ,lack Keenan, Gary Vklhiting, Donald Moschak, john VVoodrnFf, Frank Bonyak. ln robes of royal blue, 60 students blend their voices together-the result F-- our Mixed Choir. The Christmas Assembly was our tirst project. Assisted by a choral speaking group we presented, Christmas the XVorld Around, in story and song. We also gave a special Christmas program at the lilmira Heights Rotary Club and at the lilmira Business and Professional Womens Club. All in all, a very busy first semester. january found the entire Music Department working overtime on their Sixth Annual Starlil Ball or as the theme suggested this year, The Cinderella Ballf, XVe shall all remember Qlune Albright as our Cinderella, and Dick Button as her Prince Charming. The I.ineoln's Day Assembly, included the Choir's performance of God of Our Fathers. as published by Fred XVaring, a wonderful number. During March and April, we were preparing to go to the Spring Music Festival at Cortland, hoping that we would make T. A. li. proud of our efforts. Our own Spring Concert highlighted our year's work. june found us adding music to Baccalaureate and graduation. All in all, a busy year. v MALE GLEE CLUB liaeh year additional copies of music have to be ordered. XYe're not complain! ingg we are bragging for that proves that our membership is increasing. This year topped them all44O boys mel twice a week to raise their voices in song! The Starlit Hall found us with hammers, saws, paint brushes and all insured the dance to be a big sueeess, Norma llutler and Reyerly Herrington as Ui- Chairmen of decorations certainly knew how to put us all to work. lt was all worll' it though, H llefore we knew it, March Z1 was here and where were we? All of us were helping to present the liaster Assembly. XYe sang The Palms by Faure and the negro spiritual, XYere You There XYhen They Crucihed My Lord? It was ll tine progrznn that helped the students remember the true meaning of liaster. VX'e presented our share of numbers on the Spring Concert Progrznn. 1050- l'iP3lf-zi nice year to remember for our tilee Club. Koh' our, left to right-Clayton Senkiw, Ronald Kingsley. Henry Hughes, Richard Hutchinson, XYillis lideer, XYilhur Hockenhrought, Duane Thomas. Claude Hable, Ralph VVard, Bill Kovrulich, Bill Staviski. Hob Raker, David Rutty, Douglas Kingsley, Richard Amberg, Charles Beemer. Mrs. Yohn, director. Note tivo-Robert Ranck, Louis Cowan, Robert Nickerson. Stanley vlankowski, jerry Gilbert, Roger Palmer, Carl Spirawk, Richard Beemer, Carl Heater, Martin Riehardson, Franklin Freeborn, Peter Blellurk, Philip Morse, Edward Lundy, Monroe Stanton, Francis Harris. Tommy Hakes, Louis Bc-einer, Louis Brink, ling-:zze Rohan, Leroy Foundsby, Kenneth Smith. GIRLS' CHORUS PERIOD I l1'11:1'11111',l1'fl In l'I.jl1llY.l1llllS l'1'1-stull. ,Ivan f,.!lXYll'S, R11wc'11a liglill, 'ltillll 011111, Clara Haight. .Xlicc llagcr, llill ll2ll'1l l.1ll'l'j', Ilclcn lfk'I'l'lL'li, lil1-:111111' Kl2ll'lllZlllC, liarhara S1-1l1t4111. lillllll' l'lUlk'l1lilxQ l1'2Af - Q' Q 1 5 I lllllll .Xtl111,1111 Nl:1r111r11' Xlnrvy, bamlra XY1-iflm-1', ,luy Nlitrlu-ll, Mrs. Yllllll. l1'1'v W l.ll'llfl'l L'l1'11 lure lltfllll XY11kl111rl I1 111 lin .Xrl:1111N. l-1-rtl1a II111111 mm, l.111s inmmlx' . l l1'11:1' ll1r'1'1'i-lm-N-mi1':1 lil'-llZj'Slil,Sj'lX'l1l SL'lllIlll1l, ll2ll'lY21l'1l l'arrla. l'1-ggy lk-ii11lyc1', llcttr Xxvllhllll. lam-t llurmlicl Hayle 5lgllll, 5l1l'll2l xlllflllly, lictty lxarllcr, Shirlcy llUlL'lIlilsS, ,luyvc Kizcr. l1 ll AI-1111' lf1'1'1-l1111'11. l'laral1cll1- llllllk'I', Sylvia Huggins, x'YlDIlllC llill, Ilarlmara Vllflllllll. PERIOD IV lwzv nm' Xllll ll2llk'll, Nilflllll' .X111l1'1-111, lJlPl'lPllIy XYay, Sllflfllll Uanks, Gl'L'tCllL'll L,vll1lYlil', .-X1111 Hurlcv 1'l11'lliN ' llll lu C'1111l ll1l1l1 X ' ' lu-11111111. Xlar: .-', 2 ' 1 -, . lilfllyll Nk'XX'lIl2lll. I1arl1ara RlL'll2lI'4lSU11, Samlra McXYl1u1'tc1', Rliary Krlac . l1l1llIK', Xlrs: Y11I111.- 4 l11f:1' fmf---Nl:11'1ly11 flllllll. liarlnara Shaut, Mary fiillwm. 1311111111 HHWCIZ lwilllllfllt' l'l2li5l'l1t, Uiirlil Sifllill. MDN l4I'lII1I. l'.1'1-lyn Xxlllllflllffl. l'cg1'g'y U'Xcill, ,lean Rivcttv. lrla Mau Illill-lllllll, Margaret Hmlcllc, Sally Hitch fuvli, fllnriu lfuuli, A'l:1I'Cin4 llcmli. V. ' I 'lfH1'1' ljlllf V 1 4 , U, 1 , , . -' ' Q i 1 :1 ' ' ltlly Mlllc-r, Larncy Marcy, Slnrlcy Gl'CH4bl'j'. Bill'lJ2ll'Z1 Mourc, Marv l.1111 Stuart. IJ11r11tl1y nL'llCSl1 Xl.11ily11 l1.1lrlx1i11, lltlulyn ll11H'. xlflllilll 51H'2il'iCI', la111't l'1'c111ll11'1'g, RflXYL'I'l3l ltflgcr, liarlmara .'XllilI1S1lll, Shir fm' lvy lf1':111N. lil-tty U1'1l11':1y, LlllIll'llPtlC Knox, .-X1111 B2iI'CllS. 11 1.11 - 1 . .1 1 ' ., 1' 1 -1 'z , D 'Q mx, lrcllc .lZlllli4lXX'Slil, lltblllllk' l':llSl1, l.llll1lIl llritsku, lug ll111111aN, ,ll-sau' XX1l1'41x, .lL'1lIl lxlmc, KHIIIIIL' Blcllcnnalrl. Ruse Sc11ki1x', l':lCZllltllA llutts, Blarlcnc fllllllI'lk', l'l1yll1s ' ' ' ' ' Xlll nl Il li2l!llL'l',. -lilllll lll'IllLl GIRLS' CHORUS Our ineinbership became so large that it was necessary to have two sectionsf thus Period I and Period IX' Girls' Chorus. liach group rehearsed separately but both did the same work and they always appeared as one chorus at all public performances. 100 attractive girlsiwhat a sight for the eyes! Inadently they were not hard on the ears either. We helped with the success of the Sixth Annual Starlit Ball. livery inusie department member does his bit for this event. 'lack Payne and ,loyce Spirawfq were our Co-Chairmen this year. XYe enjoyed working under their leadership. .ll stands for the month and .ll stands for zziemoriex we'll never forget. UE course, all of T. A. li. remembers the Easter Program that Girls' Chorus and Male lllce Club assisted in presenting for our students. It was outstanding. May 25th found the Girls' Chorus as a big' part of the Sixth Annual Spring Concert. Our two rehearsals a week tsoinetiines we squeezed in a thirdj certainly paid big' dividends. DOUBE MALE QUHRTETTE First Tmmr-Ray Zclko, Ronald Kingsley: Svrmzd 'l'Uum'-Gary xvllltlllg, l :llllCI' Stan- ton: lidI'I-ftlllt'X-H3l'lCj' Forrest, Harry lfllinang lgtlA'.Y-hlllllll Feslioh, lion Hurd, The Christmas Prograni was our lirst appearance, in which we sang AXll0I'lllllU5 Te an Italian church hyinn. Monday, February tifth, we presented two numbers for the joint P. T. .X. meeting. Stouthearted Men and Heep River. l'articipation in a New York State Music Festival and appearance in our own spring concert, liigliliglited our year's activities. THE BAND lmqo mic-hlolni Viioodrutf, Frank Bonyak, james Gilkeson, Richard Beemer. lrnzt' Hen-Cliarles Gaming, Gerald Brown, Barbara Richardson, Susie Balcom. Veronica Sekella, Youston Sekella, Janice Preston, Robert VVeaver, Ruth VVoodrutT. lrme tlzrcc-VVillian1 jamelski, Louis Beemer. lfdward Hall, john Morich, Charles Besley, john lieshoh, Franklin Freeborn, Francis l'alladino, Gordon lilford, Daniel Pasielsl-ai, Daniel Green, David Rutty, jack limmick, Richard Shaw, Peter Mcfiirk. XYelling Storch, VVilliam Brewer. Lila Brigham, Dorothy Hower, Dean XYheet. Sflllllffll11-RHVIll0llll Schiefen, James lirystof, Donald Narde, Robert l.atshaw, james Collins. Bernard KlacNamara, M ri XYesl'ey johnson. The band of T. A. li. has been very active in the past year. lt has increased in size and under the direction of Mr. XYesley johnson, it also has improved its numbers a great deal. The band played for all but one football game to the enjoyment of all. Special credit should be given to the twirlers, who did such a wonclerful job. This year the band members are receiving letters if they earn them. Mr. johnson has growing ideas for his ever-growing band and he hopes to have at least 40 members next year. The band this year, took part in many activities, including such things as play- ing for the Senior Circus. Mr. Johnson deserves special credit for the things he has done for the band this year. MHJORETTE TWIRLERS I fu Vijlllf-N.vV0llllC' Bush, Carol Rose, Mary Lou Stuart. .lean K Marjorie Robinson, Barbara Parda. Sylvia Scphtun. TAL SENIOR Am FRESHVIAN QQ 5 iw w WD . If K MIN! J I ,NVQ 4 I ll' 0 fl. - xx N x iv ' ?'iE3ir' , mv W Q 'A' Aix wr- nf ' ' ,f f -Q ' I F . 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Yrgf f ' X K ' , I 9 X, ' X 5 ,,,,' 0 + ' .Q f X X x X X 7' g 1 X XX X LEADERS CLUB Irnw our-Janis Preston, Faye Packard, Sharon Danks, Susie Balcom, Joyce Ennnick, joan Smoogen, joy Mitchell, Joanne Collins, Barbara Corey, Mary MacBlane. Now two-Ann Barcus, Mary Crum, Gretchen Updyke, Lois Hugg, Anna MacBlane, Ann I-Iaich. lfww llzrm'-Marlene Borck, Dorothy DeGolyer, joy Spirawk, Marilyn Baldwin, Veronica Sekella. Shirley Hotch- kiss, Norma Butler, Beverly Herrington, Mrs. Louise Harris. Iron' four-Betty Kadlec, Joyce Kizer, janet Frendberg, Clarahelle Butler, Sylvia Cilensik. Peggy O'Neill. joan Kadlec. Under the able leadership of Mrs. Harris and Mrs. Long, the club has started on its second year with 24 members. The girls were chosen at the beginning of the year by Mrs. Harris for de- pendability, interest in sports, personality, leadership, and ability. Their main job is to help conduct in physical education classes and plan the activities for the classes. These girls help Mrs. Long by taking charge of their squads. l'lans are being made for a picnic in the Spring. i GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Girls Athletic Association has had a busy and eventful school year under the leadership of its following otiicers. President, Anna MacBlaneg Secretary and Treasurer, Marilyn Baldwin. Mary MacBlane has kept attendance and point records. Hockey, Volleyball, Basketball, and softball were offered at regular meet- ings. Our group was represented at Horseheads at a hockey sports day. Ithaca and Corning were our hostess at sports days in volleyball. Our home sports day was held for softball with Southside, Academy, and Horseheads as our guests. Basketball teams representing each class were chosen and interclass games were played. A point system which has been in affect since the start of G. A. A. is still maintained and three Seniors, Norma Butler, Joyce Little, and Anna Macl3lane, will receive the highest award, a key. I ir.v! rfrze, left to right-Constance MacDonald, Mary Crum, Sharon Danks, 'Janice DeGolyer. ,loan liadlec. Mar- lene liorck, Shiela Murphy, Gretchen Upclyke, Joy Mitchell, Sylvia Huggins, Sandra Wheeter, Ilene jankow- ski, Dorothy Henesh, Martha Atkinson, Janet Frendberg, Mary MacBlane. joan Thomas, Betty Ordway. qffllllfl l'U'iI', Irff lo rigllzf-Charlotte Knox, Pat Stoll, .Ioan Smoogen, Betty Kadlec, Barbara Moore, ,loyce liisex Beverly Herrington, joan Rothchild. Xl 'l Y Mrs. Harris, joan Heater, -lanice Hotchkiss, Dorothy 'lilzird row, left In right-Marion Lee, . arl yn i ewman, XYay, Loretta Straley, Dorothy Howcr. THE COACH Our coach is a wonderful person who is known to most of us as just Coach For twenty years, he has coached our many T. A. li. teams to success. NVQ have gained from him a keen sense of values. fair play, and sportsmanship. UHRSITY FOOTBALL ICH-gp mm, lvl! fn 7'ffl1lfJ.'XUlHS Ranvk, Terry Duzmc, Clifford l'ropcr, Daniel Qitlllllltflll, Raymuncl Ruumls, jm- .'Xllzm, licx- Valmcr. Dick Hutton. lffm' lfmfllzny Zclku. ,lim Young, Huh lilinc, ,lark Cleary. D1-micl Pasiclski, XYilliam Misniclq, Mike Skzilku. lfirzu Ilzrn'-Cuacli, :Xl Nurtlirup, ,lorry Truax, Ruger llalmcr, Dun Hurcl, lfraiicis Tuiisclmcr, Dennis Duuglicrty, A-Xssistzmt Cuzwli. Tlifmlas Guiclus. lim-fp jimi'-llalc Hurd, Luuis Hcclm-r, lhiclcly Clcnimis. SENIORS ON VARSITY lx'u'zv um'-XX'illizun Misuick, Harry lillinzm, Clif? Proper. -luck l'z1yllc. Dzumy Vasiclski. Slullrliugf-R1ulmcrt Ruiullc. Dick Button, Don Hurd, limil linzuinku. lluclfly ClL'll1lillS, ,luliu licrrivlc. VARSITY FOOTBALL Ifdison's foothall reeord for the 1950 season was not as impressive as its past records. For the first few games the team seemed to lack eontidenee in itself. They were defeated by a hard-driving Corning team hy a score of Sl-0 in the season opener. The following week the lfdison team journeyed to llornell where the story was the same-defeat-with a score of 41-6. The team seemed to gain some needed confidence and defeated Painted Post 20-0. The newly inspired lleights team defeated the favored XYatkins eleven with a score of I3-l2. The lleights eleven received more than its share of injuries this season. The Corning lfree Academy game found the Heights in losing position again with a score of lo-7. In the sixth game of the season with Haverling High, Heights was the vietor with a seore of Zl-6 in their favor. We were again defeated when XN averly came here to win 33-6. The last game of the season, the lidison team traveled to Uwego to display some of its traditional playing and won the game 34-l-1. l OOTliALL l.lNlf-Ul' l Clifford l'roper R. li ......... Terry Doane .lack Cleary l.. ll. S .... Daniel Compton Donald llnrd R. T ......... Mickey Skallco R. H. ll... Ray Rounds Richard Button .-Xmos Ranelq R. li ......... joseph Allen ll ......... l.ee Palmer Dennis Dougherty lf. ll ......... VVilliam lilisnielc J. V. FOOTBALL lw v mn'-.laines l'hielix, William vlamielski, l.onis Brink, Donald Mosehek, N'Villiam Smith, Rohert liriseo, Gerald Dwyer. lm t' l'zeo-Kennetli liriekson, Coach: Gary XYhiting, Louis Cowan, XYillis lidger, Stanley hlanlcowski, XYilliani Heddon, ,lames Irvine, lfraneis l'allarlino, David Cliepliek. Coaeh. e llm't'-Rieliard llrink. Franklin lfreelmorn. Bernard Riehardson, blames Gilkeson, Gerald Dongherty, Robert linstin, XYilliam llahantka, Douglas Kingsley. ICH-zv I-rm-Nlr. Ciuiclus, Ronald liillgsley, Gerald Brown, XYilliau1 Babautka, Francis XYuiclzilc, lrflllllillll lu VARSITY BASKETBALL .. l. .Q 1 ' mfr, Inf! In Vlljlflf-l':lIlll liuzelulm, Robert Runcllc. joseph Allen, Ricbarcl Button, Danny Cmnptmx. ,XIV K Nfm1dilz3f4L'u1wl1 Nurtlmrup, Cliff Proper, Dale Hurd, -Ierry Truax, james lirystwff, Danny Pasielski. J. V. BASKETBALL lfnw nm'-Carl Spirawk. Gary XYl1iti11g. Gerry Gilbert. Robert Hriscu, XYilliam Smith, llunalrl NYaltrip burn, XYilliam liuwuliels, Tlmmzxs liusluski. Herbert Petersam. Charles Llllllllllg. VARSITY BASKETBALL The 1950-51 lmztslcetlmll season opened with zt well earned victory over forming lfree .Xeztdeniy 4-l--12. Prospects for il good season seemed bright :ts the llrztnge :md lllue Cztgers defeated lilmirzt Southside and Newark Yzilley while flropping 11 close decision to lilniiru gXez1cleiny :tt lilmirzt, The holiday season took its toll however, :ts the Heights dropped the next seven contests, including four league gunies. .Xt this point, the teztni eztught tire and won live consecutive gzunes. only to lose the two final gznnes to llorseheztds and XVzttl4ins Glen. The higlilight of the season wus za convincing 62-51 victory over XY:1verly who won the league. The steady improvement of .lerry Truztx and llztnny Compton is eneourztging for next year. XYith the experience of this ye:tr's ezunpaign :ind the :lt-relopinent of deterniinzttion :ind the desire to win, and :ill those virtues that Qithleties eztn teach so well, better things :ire hoped for next yeztr. SCl11ilJL'1,-li !l.'zl,'l1l.v flfftlllfllf S t'tv rr 4-1 Corning lfree .Xeadeniy -4.2 5'1 lflmiru Southside 47 52 Corning North 117 73 Newark Valley 30 -17 lilmirzt lfree .-Xeadeiny 55 37 Painted llost 40 31 Uwego 38 So Xlvaverly 511 -47 tforning' North 51 50 Horseheads 04 55 XYatkins Glen S7 59 Newark Yalley S0 42 Corning Free .-Xe:-ulemy 45 I,-1 O we gt 1 30 48 Paintecl Post -40 1,2 1Yaverly S1 71 Horseheads 73 54 1Yatkins Glen 92 .Silurllny Linrnfv-170r'2t'ard-Cornpton, Proper tCapt.J3 Cmifel'-'I'1't1ax3 fr11ttlI'dS-lil'ySf0f, Allen CCapt. lilectj. li'f.w'rt'cs-Kozeniko, Rundle, Button, Hurd. BASEBALL 97 K 55- dk Row one-Bernard MacNamara, Robert Meade, ,lack Payne. Robert Runclle, Carl Pesesky, Daniel Compton. Row two-Harry Ellman, William Staviski, James Krystof, Stanton Northrop, Lee Palmer, Gary May, joseph Allen, Richard Button, Coach Northrop. The baseball season was packed with the usual thrills and unpredictable events that are typical of the National Pastime. The season opened with a tie game with Painted Post that was called because of darkness after one extra inning of play. A leaping one-handed catch in center held by Carl Pesesky on a ball that was tagged for a home run, brought the crowd to its feet. After going hitless for six innings against Wiaverly, the team exploded to not only rob Herlihy of a no- hit, no-run game, but overcame a three run lead to win -l-3, Uther highlights of the season were night games played at XYaverly and Corning North. The pitching of llob Rundle and Stosh Northrop aided materially in computing a good record against strong competition. The school and community are proud of Gary May who has joined the Hrooklyn Dodgers baseball organization. He is scheduled to play with llornell this summer and the best wishes of everyone go to tiary for a very successful baseball career. 1 fu Ilciglzfx Ofifolzullt Score l Painted l'ost l 4 Corning' North Q ltundle4l'itcher, 3rd llast , 7 2 bfllltlwflf IQ Northropfldtcher. Srd EZ: 5 Corning Free Academy 1 Min lq I, Us , . . ' , . . '- . izs 9 Watkins tilen .J ' . N. 1 4 Xym.t.I.h. 3 Palinerfliight liieltt 4 Horseheads Q Compton-2nd llase 5 Elllllri' lffallellll' 1 Peseslcy-Center Field i Elgxgztliitltsqbule 3 llutton-Short Stop z e s 1 yymverh- 5 Payne-Left Field 8 Horseheads 3 Allen-Catcher -l Corning North O ll Xtatleins tilen 0 o lilmira Academy 9 XYU11 5 144,51 15. Tic GOLF ug lk-tor ficiluvcsc, lfrlwzml lfcll, ,IZUIICS 'l'ruppiiig, Curl Spirawk, Rugcr llalmcr, llnrry Slim-pau .Xpril Zh llciglits .Xpril 27 llciglils May l lla-iglils Mm' N ' llciglils May l3 Ili-iglils May I7 llciglils lxlllj' 20 llciglits .lumi 5 lflmirzi I Eliiiglizmilml. lNl 5 W 7 Zyii 5 W l llinglizimtrni Ccnlml Corllaml Corning C. lf. .'X. Corning C. I . ,-X. lfniun lfiirlicolt lliiiglizunlmi Ccmml Cnifm lfmlicnll is 434 x izyg is HM is lciglils plzicccl itli in llic Section Golf Compclilimi plzivccl JIX IIJL,-Xl. 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Division of The Miller Paper Co, lit, SI lOp Paper Products, Sanitary Supplies and janitorial equipment COIVIPLIIVIENTS OF COIVIPLIIVIEINITS BLANCHARD BROTHERS OF Furniture - Appliances NINA 8: LEN fl 21 I4OO Grand Central Ave. Phone I-I Lag Savings Bank Money Orders e IO PHY B 'S CQMPLIMENTS - Send Money IO Cents in any amount up to SIOOOO OF af M- B+ THE ELMIRA SAVINGS BANK SIS E Water Str, Elmira, N Y Member F. D. I. C. ERWAY'S SWEET SHOP I27 W, I-Ith St May the Greatest of Success PETE'S HELEN 6' ANDY THE PRESENT CENTER ZOO E. l4th St. Be Yours BARBER SHOP l65 E. l4th St. The Heights Newest 203 E. l4th Sf. A l h Sfofe with the YOUR FRIEND Ewa Hdghts E'm'fa Hes fs ,Newest img ewe ry, ar s BILL Toys Shoe, Zipper, Luggage ' Compliments Compliments FRANK'S of KENNEY'S ERV, E of REPAlR S C lNGERSOLL'S 262 E. 14:11 sf. FRl5K'5 DRUGS Elmira Heights, N. Y. Compliments Compliments Compliments Compliments O' of of Bfftiflliilp E' GARAGE TOWNFR , AB S INSURANCE P LL'P5 Bernice Kroczynski Grand Central Co. BAKERY Sophie Zombeck Avenue Compliments of ELMS Fi ne Food Lake Road Compliments of CLEARY'S DAIRY Across from The Old Barn Compliments of ELLMAN'S GROCERY Penn. Ave. Elmira, N. Y. MCCANN TIRE COMPANY PHILIP F. WOLF FUNERAL HOME 1880 Davis Street COIVIPLIIVIENTS OF SWIFT LUBRICATOR COIVIPLIIVIENTS OF BAUMAN'S GROCERY Elmira, New York Phonc 2- COIVIPLIIVIENTS OF Posf I54 American Legion CHARLES M. PRESTON PAINTING, PAPERHANCING AND INTERIOR DECORATING V96 Wi IGM Street EImim Heights, N Y, DIS' 4406 COIVIPLIIVIEIXITS OF COIVIPLIIVIENTS PITCHER FUEL 81 SUPPLY OF coRP. I '03 Eas' 'Uh SWE' PERFECT SERVICE LAUNDRY Elmira Heights, New York Phono 2-OS-I9 Compliments Compliments of Compliments Compliments of RICHARD of NICK of SWARTZ CALDERELLI cunt BENNETT'S jeweler BELLE 5 PANTRY HARDWARE 3lO E. l4tl'l St. Elmira Heights VALLEY COAL AND SUPPLY Compliments Compliments RAY'S of of I64 Grand Central Hunting fr Fishing Avenue STOVE 5 6 10 Phone 4377 Compliments Compliments ENDICOTT- Horseheads of of IOHNSON Billiard Parlor ECLIPSE LEFTY'S GRILLE SHOE STORE CLEANERS Compliments of SKILLMAN'S GARAGE Compliments of HAZLETT'S Compliments of BRAD'S Compliments of NEW ENGLAND KITCHEN Beatrice Birkholz Owner -1 Brace Tool 8: Machine Shop l39 W. l7th Street Elmira Heights, N. Y. 2, 1 2 COMPLIMENTS OF CANDID PHOTO SERVICE Phone 2-l2OO 264 East l4th Street Elmira Heights, N, Y. COMPLIMENTS OF SATTERLEE'S GREENHOUSE Horseheads, New York VAN BRUNT MOTORS Upper Lake Street Horseheads, New York BALLARD FUNERAL HOME l6l Oakwood Avenue L, T. Ballard H. B. Codet Mrs. L, T. Ballard, Lady Assistant Phone 6035 me S029 COMPLIMENTS OF Burley Sheet Metal Company Furnaces, Stainless Steel Sheet Metal of All Kinds l6O East lflth St. Elmira Heights, N, Y, CERMAK ANTIQUES Cort Roe and Walnut Street Elmira, New York COMPLIMENTS l OF Harold Wells COMPLIIVIENTS COIVIPLIIVIENTS l OF OF PlERc:E's RESTAURANT E. s. cp. l COIVIPLIIVIENTS I COMPLIMENTS OF i OF TREssLER's HAZLETT'S UNIVERSAL DRY CLEANERS WE GIVE S 6' H GREEN STAMPS WORK CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED DIAL 24539 Cor, Sheridan Ave. and McCann's Blvd. Elmira Heights COMPLIMENTS OF ALL POINT SERVICE STATION Corner Thurston C7 Davis Street Paul Panyla, Prop. Assisted by: Digger Paul Van Diterg Pop john Panyla Muzzy William Misnickg Sleepy Dennis Panyla COMPLIMENTS OF Bartholomew 8: Hall, Inc. i Elmira, N Y, Barrett Approved Roofers General Electric Heating Equipment ELMIRA BUILDING UNITS Cinder E7 Celocrete Building Blocks Bricks Cr Chimney Units H98 Cr. Central Ave. Phone E465 EDWIN BEARDSLEE Refrigeration Service 2-49 Robinwood Ave. Elmira I-leights, N. Y. COMPLIIVIENTS OF WALTER C. GAREY FRESH UP WITI-I SEVEN-UP EIVIERY N. RUIVISEY Representative Farm Bureau Mutual Ins. Co. AUTOMOBILE FIRE LIFE II7 Oakwood Ave., Elmira I-leights COIVI PL I IVI E NTS CE Stattord's Service Station Lake Road Horseheads, New York PAL'S SPORTING GOODS 305 East Water Street Elmira, New York Phone 2-9-I-I9 SPCJNSORS lllllllll Illllllll Dr. HilClL'lJl'LlI1Clt' Dr. Nuglm' Dr. Cohcn Fathcr Sullivan Elmira Arms CJOIIIPLUIY Stxitf- Grill Kelly Drug Company Southvru Tivr Glrm J, P. 8 KI. Sullivan H. Strauss Bern Furniturv Artistic Card Coiupuuy Joy Automatica But-ll's Flmvcrx Patrons and Pafronesses Aquae Pucllac Mr. and Mrs. NVilliam Bahantka Mr. and Mrs. Donald Balcom Bm- and Dick Mr. and Mrs. Nils G. Bjorck Mr. Howard Blodgm-tt X-Irs. M. L. 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