Tioga Central High School - Tiogan Yearbook (Tioga Center, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1959 volume:

M s ll THE T IUGAN TIOGA CENTRAL SCHOOL District Number Three: Towns of Tioga, Barton, Candor, and Nichols, New York Dedication We, the Class of 1959, dedicate this book to our friend and teacher, Mrs. R0llC1't3. Goodfellow, who has guided us on our paths to wisdom, and has caused us to raise our sights to higher goals through her special qualities of patience, tolerance and friendliness. 4 Foreword We feel our theme, Reaching for a Star. is most appropriate at this particular time. Of course, when we say we are reaching for a star, we mean figuratively. Now, however, we can choose a star, and perhaps even in our life time we may be able to get there. The fact that we can reach a star-actually, leads us to aim high, and to proceed with confidence in attaining our goals, for we are encouraged because we are getting closer to the truth when we say nothing is impossible. We have attempted to show how the various parts of our school life have built and supplied the rocket or space ship which will take us to our star whether it be in the heavens or on earth. Reaching for a Star is no longer a wish, a desire, a symbol-suddenly it has real meaning. Contents Direction .,,,. ....... A dministration Personnel -. .... .................... S eniors Assembly ...... ............... H igh School Tioga Central Grades Launching Base ..... ...,s. T ioga Central Elementary Nichols Elementary Experimental ...,.. ........ie,.... A ctivities Fuel-Energy .... ..,,,,,,......,, S ports Public Support ..t... ...... A dvertisements The WTIOGAND' Staff Editor: Carolyn Hunt Art: Geraldine Walters fabsentl Photography: Jean Schwab Sports: Winfred Dewey Activities: Bill Krapf Advertising: Charles Alger Selling: Ronald Bellis Business Editor: Carol Eccleston DIRECTION THE ADMINISTRATION oo 0 an ' Q na i oo 0 oo 9 ho hope or a star with direction by th I in aru guidance will aid us in steer g t C Uur Principal MR. GREENFIELD Zlliinga fllentral Qcbnnl WILFERD E. GREENFIELD DISTRICT PRINCIPAL 6 TO THE CLASS OF 1959: You have achieved one of the many goals that you have set for yourselves and now stand on the threshold of a new phase of life. A bright new future is opening before you as you are going to live and work in the atomic and space age. Have faith in yourself and your fellow man and I am sure that you will succeed in whatever you choose to do axially? 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' ' 'I ml . - - ef ' ,. f' W wx GUIDANCE COUNSELOR Mr. Dale Resue ELEMENTARY SUPERVISOR Mr. Wendell Crabtree TIOCA RIlll,lllNC PRINCIPAL NICIIOIS Bllll,lJlNC PRINCIPAI Mrs. Katherine Magnus Mrs. Freda Wilmot SENIOR MATHEMATICS JUNIOR MATHEMATICS Mr. Arthur Englebcrt Miss Ruth Jacobs A JUNIOR-SENIOR SCIENCE SENIOR SCIENCE SCIENCE--AGRICULTURE Mr. Vvillis Cole M155 1113113 NICIU Mr. Fred Annis BUSINESS Mr. Walter Merena BUSINESS Mr. Klmball Hart SENIOR ENGLISH SENIOR ENGLISH Mrs. Roberta Goodfellow Mr. Wellington Evans I LANGUAGES JUNIOR ENGLISH Miss Joyce Meyermann Mrs. Katharyn Morgan JUNIOR CITIZENSHIP EDUCATION Mr. Alfred Walden SENIOR CITIZENSHIP EDUCATION Mr. Ralph Meade TIOGA CENTRAL SCHOOL NURSE DENTAL HYGIENIST Mrs. Emily Cass ll'Iif4F .lvun Russell BOYS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Lnuis Bakos Miss Elizabeth Buckley MT- Tll0mHS Nimmo TIOCA ELEMENTARY SCHOOLANURSE Miss Shirley La Plante l NICHOLS SCHOOL NURSE Miss Ann Miller 251.4 M LQ... MUSIC SUPERVISOR BAND DIRECTOR Miss Mom-llc Martin Mr. Enrico Zizzi SHOP AHOMEMAKING ART Mr. Ricliurcl I,llSi'll770 Mrs. Helen McQueen Mr Thomas Mahoney I,lI ' x JUNIOR HIGH MUSIC Mrs. Corinnv Annis LIBRARIAN Miss May Arnold M, ,,,.m1. I - N A ,,,,W HEAD CUSTODIAN ,lnlm Yun :Xukou CUSTODIAN OF TIOGA ELEMENTARY William Miller CUSTODIANS OF TIOCA BUILDING Robert Tm-rwilligcr and Richard Harris l. CUSTODIAN OF NICHOLS BUILDING Donald Cotton Uiwwuw' MAIN OFFICE STAFF BUS FIRST ROW. left to rigllt: W. Lounslrury H. Clarks' B. Smith R. Trvdm-au C. W:'lls 'If Millugv .l, l'Ivrrulal Florence Colson Minnie J. Bright Lois Keene Mildred Strope Eleanor Pelham Darlene Hosmer .Ierrine Zorn CAFETERIA STAFF DRIVERS BACK ROW. It-ft to riglttz W. Cruvvs D. Zorn R. Graves R. Bennett H. Rolmlvins Nl. Colson A. Van Ct-ldcr Ttom ELEMENTARY CAFETERIA NICHOLS QAFETERIA ,ff mfr w Lillian Arnolcl Flora Armstrong Della Yun Auken PERSONNEL THE SENIORS i 4555 rf' 1 ' a E W' illfms f ., 4 flnif . I gl f 0 nf' I . , '2 f ' M131 ,go n A! 4 l jg President JEAN lvl. SCHWAB Swabbie Gaze into her eyes and you see an angel, gaze a little longer and you will see an imp. Class Vice-President 1, 2, 3, Class President 4, Cheerleading 2, 3, 4, Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 1, County Band 1, 3, County Orchestra 2, State Festival 1, 2, 3, County Chorus 4, Prom Queen, Triple Trio 3, 4, Dance Band 3, Junior Play, Senior Play, Syracuse University Citizenship Con- ference 3, 4, College Club 3, Yearbook Staff, National Honor Society. CLASS Vice-President WINFRED W. DFWFY slwimpss Cows are my passion. Baseball 1, FFA 1, 2, shop Club 1, 2, 3, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Track 2, 4, Gymnastics 2, 3, 4, College Club 3, Student Council President 4, Wrestling 4, Yearbook Staff. Treasurer CHARLES W. ALGER Chuck I've been at the head of the class for a long time. Intramurals lg Treasurer 1, 4g Chorus 1, 2, 43 Junior Prom Committee' Junior Pla Senior Pla 5 College Club 35 Track 3, 43 Yearliookg Footballrll. Y OFFICER Secretary MARLENE A. WESTBROOK Shorty Good things come in small packaz' Q. Math Club lg Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 25 Language Club lg Triple Trio 2, 3, 43 Intramurals 25 Class Secretary 3, 43 Junior Play Committeeg Junior Prom Committgeg Press Club 3: Teacher Secretary 3, 45 County Chorus 4, Work in Office 4, Gym Team 45 Dance Band 23 Senior Play. LINDA G. ALUFFO Fluff Oh, those Cadets! Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4-3 Band 3, 4-3 Gym Team 43 Cheerleading 1 College Club 33 Prom Decorating Committee 33 Junior Play Senior Play. RICHARD E. ARNOLD Buckey You can't be handsome and smart too. Basketball 13 Baseball 1, 2g Band 1, 2, 33 Gym Team 2, 33 Prom Committee3 Chorus 13 Intramurals 13 Junior Playg Senior Play. ROBERT E. BARNHART Barney Hasenpfeffer ain't venison but you gotta eat. Basketball 1, 2, 33 Baseball 1, 2, 33 Intramurals 23 Football 2 Prom Decorating Committeeg Junior Playg Senior Play. 11.411 ' . .si.vrsaatm.a,1,t.,xmu,m1mumunnm a5z a FRANCIS F. BARROWS Butch I'm late, I'm late, l'm late! Track 23 Class Treasurer 3. RONALD L. BELLIS Frenchie If music be food of love-play on. Gym Team 2, 3, 43 JV Basketball 23 Intramurals 33 Track 3 Junior Play 3g Senior Play: Basketball 4. GARY L. BENNETT uskipu Why not go out on a limb, isn't that where the fruit is? Football 2, 3g Gym Team 2, 33 Wrestling 4. BARBARA A. BURKE Bobbi Music is the medicine of the mind. Junior Promg Senior Play. mmm. ,,,.,- - NANCY A. DAVIS Nance A A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Chorus lg Advance Library Clubg Homemaking Clubg Math Clubg Intramurals 1, 2g Junior Playg Prom Committeeg College Clubg Glee Clubg Senior Play Committeeg Gym Team. WILLIAM DAWSON 4sBiHn I'll try, but it won't work. Football 1, 2, 43 Dance Bandg Glee Club 1, 25 Student Council 1, 2g Boxingg Vice-President 23 College Clubg Trackg Senior Play. CAROL J. ECCLESTON uKay1u Blessings on him that first invented sleep. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4g Homemaking Club 13 Intramurals 2g Press Club 3g Junior Prom Committee: Junior Playg Senior Playg Yearbook Staffg National Honor Society. GARY S. FOOTE f-sal Every inch a good fellow and, oh, so many inches. Junior Chorus lg Junior Varsity Basketball 23 Junior Varsity Baseball 2g Varsity Basketball 2, 3. RONALD L. FISHER Shadow Fm not arguing with you, I'm telling you. Vadio Club 1, 2g A-B Honor Club 25 Latin Club 2g Archery 3 Science Clul- 13 Shop Club 4. . Ef.nai -onnlganlxu DAVID E. HALL Dave SHARON E. GAVITT ushyn What is this thing called love? Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Reporter 1, 35 Band 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 15 Softball 15 Triple Trio 2, 3, 45 Student Council Secretary 15 Student Council 25 Student Council Treasurer 45 All-Cotmty Chorus 35 College Club 35 Junior Playg Senior Play? .lunior Prom Attendantg Gym Team 35 Secretary to Teacher5 Office Practice 45 Basketball Cheerleader 3, 45 Football Cheerleader 4. Let's have wine and women, mirth, and laughterg sermons and soda water the day after. Shop Club 1, 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Play 35 Prom Committee. GENE A. HAMMOND ucenen Though the bear be gentle don't bite him on the nose. FFA 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Wrestling 4. DIANE L. HUDSON MDP! I could do better if I would, but it's awfully lonesome being good. Homemaking Club 1: Student Council 3, 43 Junior Play, Senior Playg .lunior Prom Committeeg Psychology Club 45 Spanish Club 13 Gym Team 49 Majorette 4. WILLIAM H. KRAPF Bill Blessed are they that run around in circles, for they shall be known as big wheels. Band 1, 2g Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4-g Gym Team 2, 3, 45 New York American Legion Boys' State, Citizenship Conference, Syracuse University 3g Junior Play, Class President 3g Senior Playg Yearbook Staffg Math Club 4. CAROLYN M. HUNT Cookie The best of ways to lengthen our days is to steal a few hours from the night. President lg Quintette President lg Library Club lg Band 1, 2, 35 Chorus 2, 3, 4g Newspaper Gossip Editor 25 Intramuralsg Co-Captain Cheerleading Club 35 Altemate Cheerleader 35 Junior Playg Junior Prom Decorating Committee, Majorette 3, 45 Cheerleader 4-3 Gym Team 45 Psychology Club 4-g Senior Playg Year Book Editorg Guidance Office Secretary 4-g College Club 3: Playdays 3, 4. Prom Committee EDITH R. UHOMMEDIEU 44Edieu Now Hear This. ' Chorus 1: Select Chorus 2. 3. 4-g Head Majorette 2, 3, 44 Junior P11 ' Junior Prom Committeeg Senior Band 4g Ti Kettes 4g Kyv Gym Team 4g Senior Play. LULUBELLE LAYER S5 Lu!! The mildest manners and the gentlest heartfl Chorus lg Training Chorus 35 Junior Play Committeeg Junior Prom Committeeg Senior Play. SHARON A. McELWAIN asMac1v Always happy, never sad, Sometimes naughty, never bad. Chorus 2, 3, 4-3 Band 1, 2, 3g Quintette 13 .Junior Play Committeeg Junior Prom Committeeg Senior Play Committeeg Work in Health Office 4. EDWIN F. MERRILL All right you landlubbers-let a Navy man take over Band I, 2, 3, 4-Q Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. hair. IEANNE F. MIDDAUGH l5Hippy99 The prince of darkness is a gentleman. Chorus 15 FHA Ig Homemaking Club Ig Spanish Club Ig Intramurals 23 Senior Play. I DlD'NT HAVE A THING TO WEAR GIS Ill Sl Q JL ROSEMARY A. MERRILL 4LR0seyvv The kindness of her heart is equalled only by the red of her Band 1, 2, 33 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior Playg Quintette I: Secretary to Teacher 33 Office Practice. ALTON C. MIDDLETON MAIN All great men are dead and I don't feel too well myself. Baseball 1, 2, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Library Club 1: Junior Playg Senior Playg All-Star Basketball 35 Varsity Club Treas- urer 4. J AMES W. NORTON a4Jims9 I'm not deaf-I'm ignoring you. Intramurals 1, 2, 3g Baseball 1, 2g Track 23 Junior Playg Senior Playg Prom Committee. DAVID R. PIERCE llDaveH Cheer up-the worst is yet to come. Football 13 College Club 35 Junior Playg Senior Playg Wrest- ling 4. 5 TK, 1 X ' :fg is PATRICIA, A. PIPHER upatn Once upon a time-and once was enough. Homemaking Club 15 FHA lg Spanish Club lg Junior Playg Junior Prom Committee, Senior Play, Psychology Club 45 Guid- ance Office Secretary. ALVIN C. ROBINSON HAI!! There are two sides to every story-my side and the wrong side FFA 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 3, 49 Baseball 4. BARBARA G. ROGERS ..Barb,, Quiet-Who, me? Band 1, 2, 3g Chorus 1, 2, 3g Select Chorus 4g Senior Play. JEAN E. SCOTT Scottie Hurry? Never fl' Chorus 2g Cheerleading Club 3g Junior Play Usherg Cleo Club 4-3 Senior Play Staff. l'lARRlET lVl. SHERMAN Hattie A vlrxsezl month gathers no feet. mrns l: Training Clmrus 35 Senior Play Prumpter. CAROL B. TAYLOR One houfs sleep before nzidnight is worth three after. FHA lg Chorus 1, 2, 4-Q Intramurals 25 Press Cluh 35 Junior Pluyg Senior Play: Gym Team 4. God made me small so he could do a better job of it. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 4g Gym Team 2, 33 Junior Prom King. JOHN W. TAYLOR HJ'ack7Y A woman is only a woman, but a good cigar is a smoke. DEANN C. THURBER uDee11 She's beautiful, she's lovelyg she uses Poisef' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Quintette 13 Library Club 1 Intramurals 33 Senior Playg Gym Team 4. FRANK W. VAN NORMAN Hvan!! Chorus 15 Gym Team 45 Wrestling 45 Track 4. GERALDINE A. WALTERS uirerryn Spare your breath to cool your porridgef' FHA 13 Chorus 23 Intramurals 2g Newspaper Editor 33 Junior Playg Library Club 33 College Club 33 Drama Club 43 Senior Play3 Yearbook Art Editorg Psychology Club 4. ROBERT R. YHEELAND CCB 9 0 He who loves not women, wine, and song, remains a fool his whole life long. Shop Club 1, 2, 3, 4g FFA 1, 23 Gym Team 2, 3, 43 Junior Play3 Senior Playg Wrestling 4. DEAN G. WILLIS Willie Candy is dandy but likker is quicker. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Intramurals 13 Gym Team 2, 33 Junior Play3 Senior Playg Track. Class Will I, Charles Alger, will be satisfied just to leave this place. I, Linda Aluffo, leave my ability to argue with Mr. Evans to anyone who can handle it. I, Richard Arnold, leave to find fame and fortune. I, Robert Barnhart, leave Bev Rogers with a cold seat on the bus and Paul Friedrichsen to keep it for her. I also leave Jackie Chamberlain an empty driveway. I, Frances Barrows, leave my Saturday nights to anyone as brave as I was. I, Ronnie Bellis, leave my ability to get in drag races to Tom VanDusen and Elaine Wiswell. I, Gary Bennett, leave my ability at slipping out of classes and going home to Sharon Greenfield. I, Barbara Burke, leave Teddy with the best way possible to do his bookkeeping. I, Nancy Davis, leave Joan Pipher with this verse, For I am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ. Romans 1:16. I, Bill Dawson, leave my quarterback spot on the football team to Gary Horton. I, Wimp Dewey, leave my ability to play football to Ted- dy Burke. I, Carol Eccleston, just leave. I, Ronald Fisher, leave T.C.S. uneducated. I, Gary Foote, leave T.C.S. without the expense of rais ing the doorways. I, Sharon Gavitt, leave Sheila my place as a senior to keep an eye on things. I, David Hall, leave my seat in the office to anyone who likes to hunt. I, Diane Hudson, leave all of Shorthand II and Tran- scription to Mary Best. I, Cookie Hunt, leave my ability to get along with teachers to my sister Mary, my ulcer to Dar McNeil, and my ability to just miss on-coming cars and telephone poles to my brother Chuck. I, Bill Krapf, leave Math 12 to anyone who can under- stand it. I, Lulubelle Layer, leave my brother Howard with more freedom at T.C.S. Q O I, Edith L'Hommedieu, leave Doug with all the burdens of my school record. I, Sharon McElwain, leave my sister Susann my ability to get along with Mr. Meade. I, Rosemary Merrill, leave my classes with Mr. Hart to my sister Roberta. I, Jeanne Middaugh, leave my two years of English 3 to anyone who needs it. I, Alton Middleton, leave my ability to play basketball to George Reams. I, Pat Pipher, leave my ability to talk in study halls to my sister Joan. I, Barbara Rogers, leave Miss Meyermann with one less headache in 9th period study hall. I, Jean Schwab, leave all the headaches of being Senior Class President to next year's president. I, ,lean Scott, leave my seat to anyone who can fill it. I, Harriet Sherman, leave T.C.S. to my sister Shirley. I, Carol Taylor leave my ability to love to Mary Best and my accidents in gym team to anyone who wants them. I, Jack Taylor, leave Bill Waterman my ability to play basketball and to get along with the teachers. I, Deann Thurber, leave Ronnie Zylich my red suspenders which were willed to me by Marion Lane. I, Frank VanNorman, leave Driver Training class luckily with my life. I, Geraldine Walters, leave my ability to spell to Joan Pipher. I, Marlene Westbrook, leave my seat on Bus 18 to Sharon Greenfield. I, Dean Willis, leave Carol Briggs my sideburns, and love to Miss Meyermann. I, ,lim Norton, leave my ability to sleep in school to any- one who gets tired of school. We, Jean, Cookie, Sharon, and Rosemary leave all our late nights and long afternoons of work on the yearbook to anyone who likes to ride on the basketball bus. We, the class of '59, leave the role of High 'n Mighty Seniors to the class of 1960. Signed on the ninth day of February, 1959, by us who are eager yet sad to leave Tioga Central School. TYXQAIQM1.. giwasti, 3l g K 'E s ,Q 3 M . S, 415 Q N M X 9' J' wmv! K a . E? P' 1 V 1' 'S gf, 'A if mg' 'Q History In September of 1955, our crew numbering 60 set forth on our first adventurous trip into space. Mr. Meade and Mr. Corrigan guided this first trip by supervising our magazine sales and candy sales. The trophies for winning the magazine sale were awarded to Carol Taylor and Janice Tobin. The highlight of the trip was the freshman initiation, candlelight service and dance given by the seniors. Under the leadership of Mr. Ruger on our second trip, we advanced further into space, coming closer to our goal by selling refreshments at the basketball games and having many successful dances. At the halfway mark of our school life we embarked on our third trip. We sold stationery, put on a carnival, and tried our hand at acting by producing Aunt Samanthy Rules the Roost, directed by Mrs. Goodfellow. The two memorable mo- ments that took place were the receiving of our class rings, which we're all so proud of, and the Junior Prom. With the help of Mr. Merena and Miss Niciu, we worked hard at the tasks necessary to make this prom a success. Our dance was a wonderful success with the beautiful Oriental theme and the crowning of King Jack and Queen Jean. In the fall of 1958, our crew now numbering 43, began our last year with the presentation of the Senior Play, No Boys Allowed under the direction of Mr. Evans. Our many activities directed by Miss Meyerman and Mr. Evans brought our visions of Washington closer. When we entered high school in September 1955, and began to reach for that far away star of graduation, it seemed far away and unattainable, but now as we hold this star in our hand, we see that it is only the beginning of a lifetime of reaching for higher and higher stars. We, the fifth graduating class of Tioga Central School, will always look back on the fun-filled years that started us on our journey into life. 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John Taylor jack B1'iCklHYffl' my Car with Jay and Duane working on my car girls just never mind Deanne Thurber Dee Getting married my diamond with Jerry Jerry Jerry Oh Honey' 1 Frank VanN0rman Van Navy license in a green Stude- hunting Saturday night in You and me both 1 1 1. a- ws? :ii 5 E :Fd EE Q0 'ess cated: C-g-Q1 O -nu wcnesuo S Q. of Fw ..g.':.' gtb an .Ewan uQ--- as-5' 31:3 Q ri 9'-a 55.2-so .x'U...E :si---o .DI-113.-Q' no .E .':. 2 E25 Q.T:':L.' DE' ees BE ss? wtxm rn Z : 'P-:ea 5-T.1::'. H21 Fw? mi BE -'.Q .-. N173 Egg 2 : U sg? E15 one USG Q-T 1,---rf - bit Q -nu D. D. -nn .M CD ui .2 dll E s ASSEMBLY THE HIGH SCHOOL ----e H H -V H is 31 JT 1j'?TQ'- :TT : .!. .. ....:AA.l!6 JI, I 0 ly W ,sw 17 I . X -T x X a0?V1X2 ' C ' X., x-- aj, 1' NHL , V fl X Z Y G! at-Give .1 pp 7 gy O We are the assemblers - during our years in the high school grades. we put together the hasic knowledge and spe- cific details that will enable us t , o meet the space age. We are picking our star. l llxNl ln I lx :I Illllll Wim ll lllmnu llynll. .'xlll'l'5lblllN.4Ill1lIl Sym llnlll- l'l-lluun. xI1lI'Qllll'4'l Small. Nl'.l.UNll INHX. lvll In rlglll: .luun l'lpln1 lam xxlllll XIII Maul rlx I lllllllllll NM ln ,. , I mall- Nlzxrlxle-3. .lalvlx llnpkins. llill Nc llXU'lgLl'I'. llllllll IIUXX. le-ll In l'l,lll: llwnry IXOI- 1N.lllIIlI Nm lIlllll.,IlIl . lwn ' ' ' llnuin 'XII Xml I IIN llultfm Class of 1960 OFFICERS l'n'.virlw1t , ,WILBUR SCHWEIGER l'ir'v-l'rr.vir1cr1t DOUGLAS URAVES S1'l'l'4'ff1f,V , JUDY MESH Tfl'fISlll't?l' H FRED BEAN Srlufvnt Council Rc'pres011I11li1'v , PENNY WEHRUNC SHARON GREENFIELD 1 , , , . .,l1 vI1x .,'.1 X,lll'IK . FIRST ROW. lvll lu rigllll: I,lll'l'll M11-5, fllumliu lllulcllll-y. Sllilfllll Carlin. Carolyn Cary. .luyw Arnold. Gloria Xrnulcl. lsulu-lll' ll:-ming. SECOND ROW. ll-lt In right: .lwyve Cole-lllull. Sllurun llrl-I-nfl:-Ill, Slu-lla Cavill. Mary livsl. 'IIIll'0fIl!l't' liurkv. Arv- in llmlgv. Him-llaml Amlw-rsun, Fra-ll Ill-nn. THIRD NOW. lvl-l to riglllz Craig: Cup- . . . . , son. .Inn IIlll'l'lS. llulv I.l'I1II'l'. lxulplr Holmlmiv. IIUIIQIHS Cruws. I'uul I'wl'll'fIl'l1'Il- sen. I:I'llK't' IIl'K'l'F. llR5'l' HOW. lvl! In riglll. .loyvv Gnd' 'y. l1'1-114' l 1'4-1'l'. 'l'l1141-511 lsvlljilllllli. liar- lllI'll .l111'ol1s. lh-ll1 lfl111ll1'1-. CllLl1'lCS 1-cr. lllnxvk llo1'11111. l.in1l11 Denning. NIXIUNIJ HOW, left In l'lg!.lllZ Rolwrl llcll xllll ll LII 1111111511 . 1 1 uv- s. fa' Mary llllt' llullin. .luunitu Lf1'i1l1'1', Sillltllll lSllI't'lllg. llllill'l1'S Il1vlliwl1-1'. Orrin Hann- 1ll1l. lllmrll-5 Gorlmx. lllllill ROW. I1-ft 111 1-ight: Ruth B1-ll, 'nv liriglll. llt'llISll'y llutlc-11sl1'i11. E11- cnc l'1sl1. l.111'y llilfllll. 5ll1'lll't'l' llrlggs, Knlmcrl ll0llglLlS. .lolnl llrunl. Class of 1961 Prvsirient , GEORGE REAMS Vice-l'resi1lcnt CHUCK NORTON Secrviary LINDA IJEMINC Trvumrer , BOB llEl.l, Stuflvrzl Council Reprcsenlrzlin' EARL ROBINSON LINDA .IIQNNINUS lflKS'l' ROW. lc-ll In 1'ig1l1l: .Ivnn l.i'ilf-R' lll'1'. Sully Wilnnnl. .IL11111-s Kool. l'l111'l lilllnimnll. Null:-1111 N14-1'rill. lJz1l1- Smith. lhilljglilh l,.ll1lI1lIIl1'4ll1'll. ll1'111'1- Sl1111nw11y. SHCUNID HOW. lvl! to l'lp.lllI Rilfllltlllil Sn3cl1-1'. l,inrl11 V1111Nm-1111111. Sllilllbll I'ip- ln-1'. Hull fNli1l1l:.111gl1. llnw111'1l 'l'1-1'willig1- livwrly 'l'l1f1le11. .lu Allll ,llllll'N. Slew-n xxvllllillllr, Tllllill ROW. lm-fl ln riglllz liugvr Mil- l'lH'I'l'll Yz111ll11s1'11. I,l'l1'l' Surly, Gl'l'illKl lNi1'l111l11s S4'll0UlllIXl'l'. rx. , 1-1'. xvllllillll xvl1l1'l'lllilll, Annu Kuwull-ski, ll'l'. ll1'Ul'QL1' lil'illll. li11n11l1l KUll'llllk, King. X11-rrill N-ill'gLilNUll, llruigg Ma11'kl1-y, lass of 1962 OFFICERS President , , Vice-President Secretary ,,,,, H , . Treasurer ,, , , Studen t Council Representatives TERI ANDREA WISWELIJ ,, JAMES BEAN KENNETH BAXTER ,BEVERLY ROGERS LYNN JENNINGS FIRST ROW. left to right: Marlene Moulthrop. Andrea Wiswell, Gary Tay- lor. Margaret Thomas, Christine Soly, Ken Pierre. Mary Perry, Susan McEl- wain, Kathryn Zylieh. Donnaraye Smith. SECOND ROW. left to right: llarlmara Rice, fieeile Zorn, Ester Lounslmerry, Steve I,t'lllLllI1. lleverly Rogers, Teri Molloy, Jim Thomas. Shirley Slll'I'lI11lll. Douglas Craham. THIRD ROW, left to right: Tresa Var- gason, Jean Rosenthal, Mary Ann Van- Housen, Chuck Davis, Albert Simons. Jon Sawyer. Cary Nichols, Tom I.ueiani. Hill Shipman. FIRST ROW. left to right: Arlene Hor- ton, Judith Judge, Beatrice Ilerhert. Marie Eiklor, Claire Erwin, Johanna Heyman, Dondrue Hanna. Bernadine Blatchley, Jacqueline Chamberlain. Marie Felton. SECOND ROW, left to right: Lynne Jennings, Thomas Iannone, Roh Cowan, Lois Dodge, Jim Bean. Tonia Golonka, Sheryl Barrows, ,Josephine Jones, Gerald Howey, Sherry Chaffee. THIRD ROW, left to right: Raymond Graham, Grechen Jose-y, Wayne Harris. John Hollister, Dwayne Deretz, Frank Blow, Ken Baxter, Walter Chaffee. Lloyd Kester, Dennis Kelsey. Sf 7154 , - --wi 'K '.,, ' ' ,wwf 4 V 5, 'Q-1 'V ' si? 4 .4-1-Ks, X HWY gk, 4 45. , + , - , -ul , ww . 1 xv Y, V X' aff 4 9 1' 'E E 3 YJ K 47 1 ' Zm w fr: ia: 'X ff- 71 EMM WW L4 , 1 ,J 'X K ,P QM In 'fs 5 'nz WW -Q fi' V 7 QZSEVE' v,gx.,', Aggwfr-iii. A if , 21-- fa.:- mm, , 1:23 Wf 'W Q, ag A 9 'LM 3-' Q4 M V Z1 vw, ' ' - A M, .1 - - ' n ,- L , :Q:u.,Ql'hv 9 up - f . - . '1W'n'h'l:I':15f f . ,-,uv-,, ,,4, 'E Q Q, . . v a ,aw ', fi. - .. ' ' - - . -L I s upnld, v 1' A U l If wfwflf ' .x .1 VY :QW 5 .iw ., A- lf ' wg I 1 2 A - ., - . 4 , .V '-L, ,af 5, y.i ...!- ,..,:JR.,', ax , ,.'Q71!i.- 4: - 5,2 :!5g:p4,5.. 1,1 WE ,N 11, li.. A 95 ' X ' ' M 9 :QF Q 2536 iii Qi I 3 xr A+ I h - 3. M1 T . wit' N-mf., 'SEQ-.fl ' 5 5 QSM-fli' gf-! 4 V Q 11 '-J lm 1 S .1 :E v A W yy M Q p- ...-.1 uma if Y R 5 , 13, 'f 4 Class of 1964 FIRST ROW. lm-ft to right: .lohn Fox, Alan Carlin, Marilyn Hunt, Shirley Marchcwka. Phyllis Rcnnvtt. Mary Johnson, l,arry Katrhuk, Leroy Bean, .loan Marshall, Carol Iluchi. SECOND ROW, lc-ft to right: Luther Eiklor, Bonne Wilson, John Dutton, William Racon. Own-n Zorn, Judith Harelman, Dianc Wandell, Mafrtha Scott, Erna Rt-itz. THIRD ROW, left to, right: Mary Lou Camp, Ct-rald Okvrman. Kenneth Nichols, John Div:-rs, Maurice Whitte- morm-, Katluyn Ross, Judy Squires, Lloyd Myers. AIISENT: Rosc Soly. 1 .I W FIRST ROW, lt-fl to right: Howard Layvr, Rlt'llill'1l Nichols, Thomas Moul- throp, llonniv Rogvrs, Cynthia Shultz. Lum-lla Thompson. Donna Evelicn, Bon- nit' Saxon. SECOND ROW. lm-lt to right: Sharon ,llulgt-, ltlildrcd VanNorman. Mina John- son, Carol Rmwn, llvwrly Zorn. Susan Ilaxtvr, lllllltlllili Murz. llaroltl Horton, Donald Wliitls-more, lierlon Kliuv. TIIIRIJ ROW. lc-lt to right: Alan Bill, Edgar Thurston. ,lane Dm-wt-y, Nancy Rosvnlliul. Sandra Capson, Mary .Ianc lllow. Philip IN-tty. .lames Wilmot, Lllill'L'IN't' Romiclt. AISSENT: Susan lluinvs, Lcstvr Olm- st:-ad. FIRST ROW, left to right: Roh Root, Dick Rogers. Stew Rich. Chris Wil- liams, Carl Deming, Al Bt-ers. Mikm- Elston, Marsha Watvrman, Donna Ulllla stead, Sandra Jacolmus. SECOND ROW. left to right: .ludy Mathewson, Linda Marclu-wka. Bea Perry, Suan Kemp. .lim Douglas. Vivian Smith, Rita Zylich, Karr-n Harris. THIRD ROW, It-ft to right: Bill Tuttlv. ,lim Branston, Rose lliphcr, Carol Jones, Jvnuie Blow. ,lim Woodcock. Elizabeth Colonka, Kathryn Tholvn. ARSENT: Ted Rought. Tioga Central Grade School LAUNCI-IING BASE THE GRADES TIOGA CENTRAL scHooL ELEMENTARY SUPERVISOR iff, . ,Y 4 X ik xo fzzgum ml 1 ' 5 gbl' Im l f C X Mr. Wendall Crabtree We, the builders of the launching bases, are putting together the 3 R's and all the modern concepts of education, to make a firm foundation for the future. We are learning about the stars that we will someday choose. E, 5 it 9 ,A lt tw R .l.l-4 GRADE 6 MRS. CORRIN FIRST ROW. loft to right: Dawn Gravvs, llt-lmhy Rirlvr, Yvennu Moon, .Indy Brown. .loyve Barrows. Sharon Armstrong, Larry H0llllCk, Sharon Mar- lilv. lit-mlru Hanna. SICCONIJ HUW. It-ft to right: llevvrly lnglunn. Pauline' llihlmartl, Cynthia Hall, Shirley Ill:-il:-r. llizim- Sanford. Wanda lil't'i'lll-ll'lll. Clary K1'lK'lllllIl. Mrs. Corluin. 'l'lllRlJ ROW. lt-ft to right: Gary Mil- lcr, Gary Simons. .lanies Herbert, John Ward, Curtis jofvy- .lames llarlin. Law- rcncc lllushcr. .lohn Bishop, Leslie Swartz. ABSENT: Roy Rogers, Saleen McEl- wuin, 'l'in1ull1y LllllIllK'l'lCli. GRMIE 5 NIRS. fXIvll0NAl,IJ I lRS'l' RUW. lt-ft to right: Paul Mortz- lll'llIl. lfmlwin Jztvolrs. Rr-no Moon, Curl Xrmstrong. l'z1ulu Eiklor. .laxnvs Robin- on. lllill'l'lll't' iluilvx Rivllurrl llurggess. lnnivt- Whittukt-r. .latnit't- llill. 'NH t ltf to it ht I IONII ROW. 't : lieonorv ktbllll. Sharron ft-llvr. l.lIlKl2l Howuy. lt-wi. Korn. Nnnvy llrown. Paul Wilson. liiztnn llixhop. lxlll'llLll'l ll21lllIllC'I'. l.cwiS lt'pln't'. Nllw. xIl'll1lllLll1l. llllllll RUW. It-ft to right: llztrry lion- nf-tt. lllt-nn Snytlvr. Cl:-onu wllllll'tll1l4'. ilmrlws Smith. .lolln llriggs. lfclwartl llnrris. Sharon liltryslt-r. liilt-en l5lt'ilvI'. ll'LlHt'1'S lfruntlnll. Slicrrill lloodfcllow. Ntoplwn Kinnvy. XISSICNT: lit'l'1ll1l Wootlvovk. GRADE 6 MRS. H AI.I,E'I I' FIRST ROW. lf-ft to right: Fred Kvllt-y. ,lost-ph lhIUTlSllt'llll. Frantic-s Soly, Clifton Catlin. Micllzwl Henson. Williuiil Snov- vr. Carolet- Warne-r. llnwn Furman. Kathlt-vn ,lutlgm-. SECOND ROW. lt-ft to right: lle-tty lanonne-. Linmlu Wt-lls. Carol Nlvlnlosll. ffurol Wvfthrook. llillllil Twiglg. Sllll'l1'y llrunt. l,t-onzrrtl llolrlniv. 'l'lllRlJ ROW. It-ft to right: Cory Colt-A num. Svott llill. llurwtirtl Km-tvltum. Ruth Alonvs. Rivhztrtl Loomis, lll'lll'C Zorn. Kart-n Morris. Ilurton Colt-, Pa- tricia Dvan. AIKSI-f.N'l': lftelyn Kinney. .lounnr llltrsslvr. Sl'1ll0NlJ RUW. I.-ft lu right: l lon'm'0 Nlcl lGHfXl!l'f Al Nl HS. INR N HS llRS'l' ROW. lvlll In l'lg!QlllI llll'llL1l'il Nvllu. l'lllXHll'll lll'lIllIlgL. llllgll K1-llvy. V.1l4-rn' Kunnvk. llvlvn lllgllllllll, Ann Mull-r. lla-ul'g1v jnllxlsmm. 'll-rry Colm-man. Ida: 'l'lmmpsun. l'uul Zvlim-lu. ' Illllsll. Marilyn Yam lla-lcln-r. lh-nnis f , - - llvnson. lxuswll xl0SlllI'l'. liulwrl Mill- lgc. xllllkbll lu-mp, lKilllll1'l'lI Korn, hus- lll l.uc'iuni. Ill-Ill .Kun Nluyvr. Mrs. nrnvs. lllllill ROW. lvl! In right: KLlllllK'Cll llllsfm. lltllllllq' llrmk. l.lmrlvs Lump, lliunu Kl'lL'lIlllll. lflinm' Spirvs, l.LllIl'll ing. llury llruwxm. lllllllll Klinv. Hurry lN!'W'lYlll'Y. x1ll'llLll'l Xlvntv. Xl!Sl'fN'l': llunie-l liruft. llnugglas M1-rx. GRAIJE 5 MRS. NIILLICR FIRST ROW. I1-fl ln right: Susan Fur- man. lim-ily Klan-In-wku. liurlrzml llvy- man. Nlurflm Ile-ming. Carolyn Clark, llvnnis Swarlx. Tllmnua Nlillngv. lleurgv Kim-, Slunlvy llurris, Cary Myvrs, Kvilll lla-nlwlt. SHCONIJ ROW. lvfl tn rigglllz Runulml Ni Inl ilu: Wwlfll Ninn 'Nlull VIS. All '..l '.1'lDll4 alll. Xlfglllllil xllllllllllglll. wlfgllllil lluw- kinf. .lf'l'I'j lfl-lun. lIm'In'f Williams. llmngluf Wumlull. llnnulml lla-umm, llllllllllilt- Yun lluuwn. Nlrs. Nlillvr. 'l'lllRlT ROW. lvl! In l'lQ.llllI l':llg.f1'lll Gill. .lL1lll'lli' lll'4'4lIlIlIl'4', lllullvlle- Van Nllflllilll. Sllllfnll Quin-l-Q. Nl:-llniu Cullin, lfurulyn Smith. lfzmll Nvwluury. llurry Wmlluwak. llll'llill'1l llruwn. G4-urge l,Lil'lil'l'. Al55lfN'l': lJzu'l1-nv 'l'rum-Ml:-ll. ill! NDIS -11 NIRS. NlCWlillliN l lK5l RHNN. l1'll In Ylgllli llmnms Xlyvr-. lil4'll2ll'll l':-rrp. .lznm-N Lzlrzlxvlln. Xlurlin llllllilllllt Nlzu'jm'i:- ,Inlnmm. S1147 .111 l':lN4'IIlILlI'l. Klllllf Yun lluwn. Kurvn 4 Llxlnm. lfllri-lim' ,Mun-N. llanizl XVUMIA l'l wk. SIzl,UNIl HUXN. ll-fl In rigln: ,Inlm . - , . . . Xlnllugf-, ,lf-llrn-X lfzlruv-. Ylvlxuf Nlmm. ltul ,lamv Nflx. lllllllflll 5l1'l'll', ,law- . ,. ,. , ,. lllllll'l' lmll-r. lvrrx l.1'o- xxilI'Ill'l'. lnvll- 'lwl llzmllllull. N:-ssurl Lulu-. Tllllill NNW. lvfl In liglllz l,4'1'ul4lim- l,4llNllll. Nlau'-lm 5llll1llil'I'Q,l,1II'lll Snynlvr, lliunr' l'X4'l'lH'. l,1vl'u'lIq1 ll:-am. 5ll4'lllil XY1lllx1'I'. lim llurlull. Xllu-rl Wl1ill1'lmm', 'l'xl'um- Numla-1'. 'll-mlnlx llixluup. Iii!-Ilgml Ill'1xxxll.l.1-'urge' l'4u-kr-1, LAUNCHING BASE THE GRADES I Uld Nivlmls Svliool Nichols Elf-me-mary Sclmol NICHOLS BUILDING PIIIIYCIPAI, , Vlrs. IlII't'lliI Willrlmmt W I 'A , ,i VH: ilu- liullmlvrs of ilu- lilllllflllllg lmsvs. , 7 v Ri- ure- putting tugf-ilu-1' thi- Z5 His and all v 4 i , 4 I Q N llw mmll-rn 1-mu-Q-pls of l'llUI'ZlIl0ll. lu 4 , , lil' make il firm fnumlaliim for thc- fulurv. M A I. WP ure- lvurning almul thi- stars that we N XX will SUIIIFIIEII vlumsv. 4, f v ' e6bxA Im sauna. swwrs X --E l 'x a sawn V. ff5 '!'3 Iliff W' 'C New Star in Nicholsv In 1912, the now ivy-covered brick building was constructed to replace the old wooden one. Many footsteps have gone through the halls of this building, leaving many happy memories in our minds. It was a four-year high school until 1956 when Nicholas centralized with Tioga Center. For the next two years this old building was used as an elementary school only. In the fall of 1958, the grade pupils left to move into the new Nichols Elementary School. Tioga Central School and the many people of Nichols who attended this school look into the future with the memory of the past. GRADE 6, MRS. LEE FIRST ROW, left to right: Ruth Bensley, Norma Deming, Jean Hayes, Georgianna Jacohus, Cary Rolfe. Bryan Rogers, John Branston, Lula Foust, Saleen McElwain, Eloise Carey. SECOND ROW, left to right: Dennis Miller, Bonnie Cummings, Howard Merrill, Stephen Walker, Elary Vargason, Darlene Fisher, Carol Spencer, William Cass, Ruth Kowalewski, James Schwab. rs. Lee. THIRD ROW, left to right: Richard Olmstead, Kathleen Ockerman, Renee Stradley, Martha Tay- lor, Paul White, David Callahan, Diana Baldwin, Sandra Thurber, Patricia Wiswell. ABSENT: Cary Luciana. , li. y. Q, wg f V535 , 'X fzs ' if , , VT mx? . -. - :. JI- - - , 'S . ' .- A 'few 'M-'i f . ,W ML' V3 chi' ,, 3 in Q W. - 5: a wx, it M v 151755:-1 f f ,,l.,-VLFQFIQ.. V I P A 'A' YE K -1 an Qggivfu ' iff ATHJ, 4. Yi A 1 N F 3 bs-ai 'f u .fi 5 Wig ii W5 wh f 5' Qi, 'YS , 5 , 55135545 .,g: ',E3ffE , FQ nv , f N 45, V Q ,E fi, A, -11 'JY M, ,-if mm , . Vid if 1 t S A- x - A , if V in 21 ,5- I ., mm., 1 5- 5, lag, Tioga Elementary School LAUNCHING BASE THE GRADES TOIGA ELEMENTARY BUILDING -411517 XML: Lf' ' ,,,..-no-.cgi , VN nmlgn Q' ,, AQ 5 6595 l I PRINCIPAL Mrs. Katherine Magnus We, the builders of the launching bases, are putting together the 3 Rls and all the modern concepts of education, to make learning about the stars that we will will someday choose. -. x l ll' ' if s , ,' K, 4 N lx ? X Q a firm foundation for the future, We are J' V I 4 4 1 'A A I tml ' J the . e ' I I an f ET? F, ., I . I 4 A fri ig. 5 ', S .V I ww. ws ggi . -K' 1. 5 7. Wg ww' 'ji i 5 SFA-is AQ ,,,, V - .gm .Q fi '1 '4fW x J Q h Y f 4 I ,....- SQ .Mr W. Z ami? , 8 T ,,. ., Y? 'U 4 'N 'W mir S 5 A. . .LM f 'Wi .4 ,,.. ,sf -4 W 1:9 95' is , 1. - fi fi. V- A .::..-,zzei Liv. 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U .A A ' ,: ,ku .L T' U U ' 2 ' -M-W w-1 . m. f' -fw- vwu N, Xxx ' ff. .1 Q 9 ' 45'9Sfvi?fV'F , ,, A -,N Q , NSI' ,vg1BEkff 5' ,K J 'HC' A Wy N I 575V I L A sh ' . ax , y K ' ,mg Our Stars Are N carer Now Our school is an infant when we compare it to schools which have been in existence for half a century or more. Yet our school is growing rapidly be- cause our community is growing. In this growth our curriculum has expanded as needs or desires arose. Now we have come of age. We are well on our way to attaining goals which, only yesterday, were not dreamed of by our parents and ourselves. And, we are still growing, for only that which grows constantly changes. So, too, we are constantly changing-new courses, new activities, new needed rules and regulations to replace old ones are all in the process of growing. We, who are seniors, leave T.C.S. with this spirit of constantly growing and ex- panding, constantly attaining greater heights which only yesterday seemed im- possible to reach. With this spirit we face a world which, though chaotic, offers opportunities to drive ahead to conquer the problems which now exist, and which now seem impossible to solve. We have been reaching, though per- haps blindly, for our stars. Now we are beginning to see the light, the stars are clearer, the way is shorter, and our enthusiasm is keener. Our theme, Reaching For a Starf' we feel most appropriate at this time in history. Not since the invention of the telescope have we learned so much so quickly about our universe. And all this, we realize, comes at a time when our own planet still baffles us in many ways. The Space Age is the new order, and our stars are now literally just above us waiting only for the final push to be accessible. But we need not enter space to touch our stars. Right here, on this planet called Earth, are many problems we can tackle and hope to aid in their solution. Reaching for a star can be onward as well as upward. i PUBLIC SUPPORT ADVERTISEMENTS 'IVE Kf Av Q Q fs Q Pxtf K 4 N51 'K Jr f'fpn'l7r QQ, m L My fprf-c'v.gm if x , J K' JSE? s , at I AQ WX., 1,'ir4-Y' 3 g, 'A It v,F.a X A5 zu .f Q WT .X 29, L PIU' N T' fr. ' U ' ff' u. -v . W I1 't-Vvv hs-lp mth our muney C SU D DUI and lam-king lmevause ws- haw fullll lll the fulurv and know that smm- clay they will tuuvh lhv stars they are reaching fur. 73 ATHENS DAIRY CO. MILK AND DAIRY PRODUCTS Delivered in I'l1e Valley Smifhboro and BarI'on Congrafulafions +o Ihe Class of I959 Iii McLEAN'S DEPARTMENT STORES BINGHAMTON ENDICOTT VALLEY AUTHORIZED NEW CAR DEALERS Alcley Buick, Afhens Fraley's, A+hens Garrison-Kollc Sayre MoI'or Co. Penn-Yorlc Mofors Walkers, Waverly Kohler Ponriac The+ge's ChevroIe+ Tioga Poini' Mo+or Co. ATHENS, PENNA. SAYRE, PENNA AND WAVERLY. NEW YORK ' Wherever We gif you're .. X' X going... , W Q wherever E pl? y0u've I nf' 2.52 been 1,3 ' -- r , ,,,, ,0 1 THE SPACE AGE Today scien'IisI's 'I'hroughou'I Ihe world are exploring Ihe mos'I' advanced and exciiing froniier ever encouniered-'Ihe conques+ of space. The ex- Iremely rapid advancemenl' of Iechnological know-how in 'Ihe pasi' +wenI'y years has led us 'Io 'Ihe very brink of acI'uaI space +raveI. As fhis Iechnology expands, grea'l'er educa+ionaI opporlunifies mus+ be provided for our youI'h, who in Iurn musI' be willing Io accepi Ihe challenge of Ihe Space Age. IBM OWEGO MILITARY PRODUCTS DIVISION J Compllmenis INTERNATIONAL STOCK VAN HORN rooo coRPoRATloN JEWELERS OWEGO' NSW YORK WAVERLY New YORK an Manufadurers of: . 81 J. JEWELERS I. S. F. Mineralized S+ocIc Food I. S. F. Grow-Em Milk Replacer I. S. F. Silo-Joy ISiIage Preserva+iveI JACK GAGE ED- HOMAN Phone 959J Phone 3I7J WATKINS SPORTING GOODS 2II N F Id S+ I Q . ran in If - I Phone WaI'Ixins Glen II' R S+ if., A ore 685 New York in X ...Y A Complefe Musical Service HICKEY'S MUSIC STORE 330 E. S+a+e SI. ITHACA, NEW YORK Phone 4-I IOI CLAUS TEMPLE -Con+rac+or- PHONE OWEGO 944W2 NICHOLS INDUSTRIAL CORPORATION NICHOLS, NEW YORK Tool and Model Work IIIIIIII I. IIIIIIIWIIH MERCURY Q EBBLQ. I' 'I I was mucxs sues- mrs-sfnvlcs l- 1... WALTER T. SHELTON Mgr. . 1 .-ngtgffgw, gy:-5-:-:g:,.: 0 fvdkfbfs' ws:-. R E PAI R E D 'PSEEIFFW I nwfnn 1682 23 CHURCH OWEGO, N. Y. Complimenfs of THE CENTER NURSING HOME MR. AND MRS. ALBERT LAPLANTE Owners Phone 25II TIOGA CENTER. NEW YORK SERVICE WHEN YOU NEED IT L ' WALT'S SERVICE STATION The Only Way +o Reach Them All UWEGO I f I 6 Adver+ising Prinfing 20I FRONT STREET OWEGO, NEW YORK The Only Comple+e Prinf Shop in Tioga Counfy SIGNS BROTHERS I. H. Truclcs Case and New Idea Farm Machinery and Clay Barn TIOGA CENTER, NEW YORK Equipmeni Ph I069 Rou+e I7-Phone 272I GWEG6'l eNEW YORK Sales and Service CompIimen+s of THE AMERICAN LEGION Wrighf-Edsall Pos+ I624 NICHOLS, N. Y. Meeiing Nigh'I's: Firsi and Third Friday of Each Mon+h Complimenfs of LYNNS DRUG STORE NORTH AVENUE OWEC-JO, NEW YORK 131.11 ETHLHHl CONRAD W. KISHPAUGH Cafafonlc Creelc Road OWEGO, NEW YORK Phone 306 Complimenis of RAYMOND L. SEXTON Coal-Lumber-Building Maferial PHONE 883I NICHOLS. NEW YORK CONTI'S JEWELERS WARD AND VAN SCOY Feed, Seed, Ferfilizer and Bulk Spread Lime OWEGO. N. Y. NORTH AVENUE OWEGO, NEW YORK Phone 3'2 Fine Jewelry for All Occasions' WILLIAM SEYMOUR Used Cars and Par+s GELDER Mason ConI'rac+or , PIas+ering S+ucco Work W mb -U FREE ESTIMATES cl-IEEREULLY GIVEN kin- QTIIII IHIWPX Phzehgi I2 Phone ml -A-A IC OS TIOGA CENTER, NEW YORK CROWN INDUSTRIES INC. 62 Wesi' Main S+. OWEGO. N. Y. Phone 685 OWEGO LIVESTOCK SALE Aucfion Every Thursday BOYD A. RESSEGUIE, Owner Phone Oswego I340 Bes+ Wishes From NATIONAL GRANGE INSURANCE COMPANIES Represenfed by THOMAS M. ALLYN Phone 287I Tioga Cenfer, N. Y. Complimenfs of MIDWAY INN Rou're I7 BARTON. NEW YORK CompIimen+s of +he Friendly A8uP SUPERMARKET The Friendly Place Io Buy OWEGO, NEW YORK DICK'S TEXACO SERVICE DICK SPENCER, Mgr. Lubricafion-Tune-Up-Wrecker Service Snow Plowing Tires-Ba'Heries-Accessories NICHOLS, NEW YORK Phone 848I or 3IOI Complimenfs of HOPKIN'S LAWNMOWER SERVICE Hand and Power Mowers Precision Ground TIOGA CENTER, NEW YORK Phone 243I COLES SERVICE 84 Main S1'ree+ Phone 886l NICHOLS NEW YORK Groceries Gas J. D. ROBERTSON 8: SON Nichols. New York John Deere Sales and Service PAINTS-HARDWARE J. D. ROBERTSON-J. S. ROBERTSON Complimenfs of NICHOLS GIFT 8: VARIETY SHOP Whi+man's Candies Giffs Phone 8441 Kemps Nut Service Is Our Imporfanf Produc+ NICHOLS' N. Y. CompIimen+s of GAS-LIGHT CO. Now Serving BoH'Ie Gas BY CYLINDER or MONTHLY BILLING Waverly New York LEON W. WHITCOMB General Insurance NICHOLS, N. Y. Phone 847I NICHOLS COOP. G.L.F. SERVICE, INC. PHONE 3I2I NICHOLS, NEW YORK Farm Feed Ferlilizer S Bulk Delivery Supplies eed Lime Spreading JOHN B. SMITH Groceries and Meals SMITI-IBORO NEW YORK Phone Nichols 8259 Complimen+s of COUNTRY BUTCHER SERVICE Nichols, New York H. W. KRAPF AND SONS Phone Nichols 3I09 Complimenls of LISLE H. HILL MASON CONTRACTOR CENTRAL GARAGE NICHOLS NEW YORK PLASTER-BRICK-STUCCO-STONE Phgne 88OI t LATHING' I Complefe Aufomoiive Service, Plus IE::LaEcerjISH?DIiEC:E: Luloricalion, Accessories, and Washing HAROLD AND BETTY ROBBINS SMITHBORO, NEW YORK GIBBS INSURANCE AGENCY All Kinds of Insurance HOMEOWNERS-FIRE-AUTO-LIABILITY-BONDS 43 I FuII'on S'rree+ Phone 420 Waverly, New York Complimenis of THE EVENING TIMES Your Daily Newspaper Serving Tioga Couniy. N. Y. and Bradford Couniy, Pa. ancI Nearby Areas INTERNATIONAL FARM MACHINERY Paris and Service Five Miles Easi of Waverly Phone Waverly I228 - GEORGE COLEMAN For Every Banking Service See MARINE MIDLAND TRUST COMPANY of SOUTHERN NEW YORK Formerly CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK Waverly New York Complimenfs PETZO LD EQUIPMENT CO., INC. Roufe I7C Easi OSWEGO. N. Y. Phone Owego H56 ENdicoH' 8-3349 I I I RICHARDS FUNERAL HOME Owego, N. Y. X - f 1 www 2 Q 432 M5 eil? Q X 2 F 1, X A1 , 5 4 5 f 'f I I f .f I XX, X MATTY'S MUSIC CENTRE I25 WasI1ingI'on Avenue ENDICOTT, NEW YORK Phone 52480 Band Instruments CONN ' KING BACH GETZEH CONN Organs Gui+ars Accordions A FULL LINE OF RECORDS CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF I959 Your Yearbook Photographer THE TROUP STUDIO I400 Norrh Sheer ENDICOTT, NEW YORK To I'I1e Class of l959 Complimenfs Wi'I'h Besf Wishes for Your Success and Happiness Cifies Service Oil Proclucls OWEOO, N. Y. PHONE 22 TREE PRUNERS TIOGA CENTER, NEW YORK Yvvfe 'MMV Ahead I ARTHUR B. STILES, INC. Insurance and Real Estate DONALD H. GRANT JOHN F. BARTON Insurance Real Es'I'a+e 24 Lake SI'reeI' OWEGO. NEW YORK Phone I46 Complimenfs COCKTAILS-DINNERS of F'Ie f i'1eSS J. J. NEWBERRY OO. Quahly-Courlesy Variely Chain Sfore PHONE Owego I09 27-29 Lake S+. OWEGO, N. Y. OWEGO COOPERATIVE G.L.F. SERVICE. INC. PHONE 779 Gm v OWEGO, N. Y. Safeiy-Economy-S'l'reng'l'h PRESHUR'S INSURANCE AGENCY General Insurance 38 WEST AVE- Office Phone 3096-Home Pl'lOfle 309' NICHOLS. NEW YORK SUTFINS FUNERAL CHAPEL Ambulance Service Day and Night ,gk 9 l ,ff QFN CHAPEL NUMBER Bobo ji RESIDENCE NUMBER 827I L?-3 5 227 ' Nichols New York I I I TIOGA CENTER Mil V BAPTIST CHURCH I 4.1 f e U I -7 ,: ' .J 'UH If Rev. S+anIey Van Gelder, Pas+or SUNDAY SERVICE-I0 A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL-I l:I5 A.M. SUNDAY EVENING SERVICE-7:30 P.M. Prayer Service Every Wednesday al' 7:30 P.M. Everybody Welcome Complimen+s of HARVEY'S DRESS SHOP I89 MAIN STREET OWEGO, N. Y. Phone l980 The LiHle Shop on Main Sl'ree'I Dis+ribuI'or 'For Mobllgas Mobil Proclucrs Ta bulafecl Mefers Aufomaiic Delivery SI'ar Rouie I Owego, N. Y. PHONE 579 Congra+uIa+ions fo The Class of I959 INGERSOLL-RAND FRED CROW, JR. l Complimenis of Your TIOGA COUNTY TEXACO DEALER MR. ROBERT MARTIN Tioga Cenfer, N. Y. Complimenrs of .1 inn I s 1 5 1 , I g i f l fs TIOGA COUNTY ARTIFICIAL 5 4 I .1 f J 1 4 I 4 I 9 BREEDING COOPERATIVE I ' I 1 Q ' I I Nye H. Free n William C. Sh p d 33 Paige S+ Marshall Smifh 567 E. F I' SI' Owego N Y SP BT. N-Y- O g N Y Ph 602 PI1 98 Ph 462 THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK OF WAVERLY Waverly, New York In1'eresI' 32, Per Annum on Cer+ifica+es of Deposii' MEMBER F.D.I.C. CENTER GENERAL STORE Tioga Cenrer -:- New York JOS. and VIOLA ANDRUS Phone 273I .. 2 . Q ' Gas and Oil XJ X Hardware Af Frozen Foods A ' NL: X Meafs R h il Ice Cream Qf 1 Painfs Greeiing Car WE DELIVER See KENNETH PIPHER Agenl for 'Ihe ' TIOGA CO. PATRON'S FIRE RELIEF ASS'N and for QUALITY TOPSOIL AND GRAVEL Phone 263I Tioga Cenfer, New Yorlc Complimenfs of RIEGEL PHARMACY On Ihe Corner Owego, N. Y. E. M. CRUTTENDEN Grass CuI Iing Equipmenl' ancl Supply I20 NORTH MAIN STREET VESTAL, N. Y. Mowers for Golf Courses, Schools Cemeferies, Parks and Homes FOR SALES AND SERVICE Phone Endicoi-I 5-927I HIGHLAND DAIRY FARM Daily Home Delivery RICH GRADE WI-IOLESOME PASTEURIZED MILK AND CHEESE HOMOGENIZED MILK BUTTERMILK-CHOCOLATE MILK CHEESE Relail and Wholesale We Also Supply Res+auranI's Ho'I'els-Grocers-Schools VJ G15 A 94I-W-I Owego E If No Answer Call 94I-W-2 r 1 I Q, i CATLIN I-IILL RD. oweeo, N Y TIOGA CENTER METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Harry Pe'Hes. Pas+or Sunclay Service ...,..,......................... l0200 A.M. Qwego, New Yqrk I A Sunday School ,.....,,........................ II:I5 A.M. Endico.H.l New York I MeIhodis'f Youih Fellowship ............ 6:30 P.M. Prayer Meefing Sunday ........ .........--. 8 200 P.M- Dedicated +0 Everyone Inviled BETTER HOMES THETGA FARM SUPPLY Allis Chalmers-New Idea General EIecI'ric Appliances HARRY J. HENSON Your Local In'I'ersI'aI'e Mover Moving Rafes Vary CHAN MILLS Please Give Us a CaII N'chol2Ir Y' REVERSE CHARGES ACCEPTED 249 Erie S+ree+ Phone 472 WAVERLY Com pIimen+s of HARNED VILLAGE FLOWER SHOP NICHOLS, NEW YORK Phone 845I W T' I 'ep f al MAX KLUGLEIN'S ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION RouI'e I7 SMITHBORO, N. Y. Sfop and Gas Wifh Us D. M. HENDRICK 8. SONS 5 C9mPlIFme I+5 Furnifure, Rugs, Linoleum WAVERLY, N. Y. Q THE NICHOLS Phone 358 NATIONAL BANK CORNER BROAD ST. NICHOLS. NEW YORK and Phone 8424 PENNA. AVE. COMPLIMENTS CongraI'uIa+ions I'o The BEST amSHES Class of I959 From Your HENRY R. CALVASINA TEHR5 Agenl' A Class of '59 Office: EncIicoH 83396 THE PRUDENTIAL TIOGA CENTRAL TEACHERS Residence: Endicoi-I 579I9 'Nsukfxflcio OF ASSOCIATION STACK'S Fine FurniI'ure OWEGO. N. Y. A Congeniel Spol' You'll Like a LoI ' TIOGA ROLLER DROME TIOGA CENTER NEW YORK M. F. SMITH, Prop. Gree+ings +o 'I'he class of '59. You are honored Save Wi+h Safely graduales foday and 'Ihe guiding hands of America Iomorrow. Be loyal +o your counfry, and God. FEDERAL SAVINGS 81 CASTERLINE 8: DAVIS I8 Lake Sheer oweeo, New YORK Coal, Ferfilizer, Feed and Seeds Phone 203I TIOGA CENTER, N. Y. ?etzn Walesa CompIimen+s of BANDLER. Sl-ll-ES THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK 81 KEYE5 OF OWEGO Apparel 'fOr Men and BOYS Corner of Froni' and Lake Sireel' LAKE STREET. OWEGO. N. Y. OWEGO, NEW YORK OWEGO DINER REX AND BEA MARQUETTE, Props. Good Food Good Service I47 Main S'Iree+ Roufe I7 OWEGO. NEW YORK ll I'l l GOO! IOOI YOU llgnfu 5 KIES BOTTLING WORKS Manufacrurers of Sof+ Drinks Dis+ribu+or of Beer and Ale Phone bl I6 GEORGE STREET OWEGO, N. Y. TIOGA CO. SANITARY SERVICE Sepfic Tanks and Cesspools Cleaned New Tanks InsI'aIIecI RUDIN BROTHERS Complimenfs of WATS RADIO STATION SAYRE, PENNSYLVANIA I ft. fs Elmira, New York I572 Phones 964J2 CQ SMITHBORO HOTEL - mixgfi C0mPIimen'fS Smi'IhIDorO, N. Y. 2 of We Do Noi' CaI'er +o Minors' Q PARK BAKERY I Desmond SI'reeI' 'T SAYRE, PA. 0 JIWHENAPLEIAE .. on Phone :CNE FOOD 270I .J!l!- CompIimenI's of 1 rw, . 7 Q f 5 , , f Compllmenfs . 5 1 p n K' of TIOGA COUNTY ARTIFICIAL BREEDING COOPERATIVE g 4 : me , J Incorporaied . Q ' 1 . 4 ,j flu NY H- F William C. Sh p Wholesale Dis+ribu+ors ,gp -9 S., M.f.h.nsm.+h 5,,,E,F ,S, FRESH PRODUCE AND FROZEN FOODS O 9 N- Y. Spencer. N.Y. ow 9 N Y Ph 602 PI' 99 Ph 462 C0mPIImeni'5 COngra+uIa+ions of fo Ihe sTROEHMANN's CES of '959 Bakers of INGERSOLL-RAND ATHENS, PA. SUNBEAM BREAD Congra+uIa'I'ions Ps' '13 +o The Class of I959 K ' If +0 gk, : OWEGO-MURRAY is-I OWEGO-MURRAY CO., INC. McLEAN'S Hardware DEPARTMENT STORE OWEGO- WGA CQ- N- Y OWEGO OWEGO E. H. MILLER NEW CAR DEALERS LUMBER CO 'NC ASSOCIATION OWEGO, N. Y. IO7-I I3 Norfh Ave. OWEGO, N. Y. Lumber, Coal, Building Ma+eriaIs Esfablished JUNE I, I872 JHIM CORPORATION I Developers and Builders FORD FACTORY BUILT HOMES On Your Sire or Ours BACKHOE WORK LIGHT TRUCKING Nichols 3I54 If No Answer NICHOLS 30II or NICHOLS 8223 Complimenfs of BERNS FURNITURE Phone 7I6 OWEGO, NEW YORK Johnson S+. Nichols, N. Y. CongraI'uIa'I'ions C R D Class of '59 PETER B. ELLIS, INC PeI'er B. Ellis J. Dickson Edson Jr. Pefer A. EIIis CO., INC. SANITATION IS A WAY OF LIFE We Invi+e You 'Io ConsuI+ Us on I'he Problem of Cleaning Your Es'rabIishmen+ Sa+isfacI'oriIy 77 S+a+e SI'ree+ Binghamion, N. Y 42 LAKE sr. oweeo, New YORK . phone 2-6425 PHONE 623 HESSE'S OWEGO HORN SHOP JOHNSON CITY, N. Y. Musical InsI'rumen+aI Sales and Repair Service NATIONAL BANK 203 Main Sfreei' Owego, New York CompIeI'e Banking Service Complimenls of SNYDER BROTHERS General. Contractors Phone 295I TIOGA CENTER, NEW YORK Comple+e Auc+ion Service M. J. COLSON Farm, FurniI'ure, Machinery BARTON, NEW YORK Aucfion Every Safurday Nigh+ March Thru November aI' Barlon TELEPHONE BARTON 2 I 53 THE C. B. DOLGE COMPANY Chemicals 'For Main+enance WESTPORT, CONNECTICUT Represeniecl by: MR. WILLIAM L. BELLES I Bal+imore Avenue Binghamfon, New Yorlc Tel.: 3-0642 BROC KWAY MOTOR TRUCKS HOMER, NEW YORK Congra+ula+ions fo The Class of l959 WEBO RADIO STATION oweeo, New Yomc jf!! I330 on Your Dial -JVNMNY Complimenis of HESSE'S HORN SHOP Musical Insirumenfs Sales and Service 204 Norfh Baldwin Slreef JOHNSON CITY. NEW YORK 1959 CLASS BOOSTERS BINGHAMTON Wilbur Visual Service CANDOR Charles Gulf S+a+ion ELMlRA Edgecomb's Furnifure Co., Inc. NICHOLS Appliance Repair Cenier Leasure's Merrill's Garage Morgan's Fixil' Shop Nichols Ho+el Quick's Eleciric Red 8: While Sfore Sfradley Radio and TV NORTH ORWELL, PA. Percy E. Rogers Sfore OWEGO Airways Inn Al Baldwin's Mobil Service Conway's Diner Cowan's Barber Shop Deep Well Resiauranr Elk's Bowling Alleys Efhel K. Beauiy Shop Farnham's Wallpaper and Pain? I-la+haway's Red and While Lange's Eeciric Lockwood Cleaners Lundy's Sporiing Goods Mary-Lou Dress Co., Inc. Morris Healing and Appliance Nichols Florisi' Owego, Conrinued Nye's Bakery Owego Aufo Paris B. J. Paich Ray Ross Rorary Service Rouff Furnifure S+ephanie's Beaufy Shop Thomas Floral Wes's Resfaurani Van's Eleciric SAYRE, PA. Berl s Pharmacy Chacona's Haggeriy's Appliance Joe's Sporfing Goods Longo's Bakery Price's Laundromai Sharping Shoe Siore SMITHBORO BarI'on's lnn Wayland Graves Texaco Service STRAITS CORNERS Ken V. Ainsworrh's Siore TIOGA CENTER R. L. Barnes, Builder Carroll Anfiques Devil's Elbow Resfaurani Be'H'y and Les Kenny Naiionwide Insurance Thomas Allyn WAVERLY Naiionwide Insurance A. C. Goodrich S. Schwarh Mrs. Helen Arnold Mr. and Mrs. John Barnharf Mr. and Mrs. David Barrows Mr. and Mrs. Kennefh Baxfer Mrs. Orin Berry Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Briggs LaVerne M. Brisfer Dr. Welfon Brown Mr. and Mrs. Newell Cass Mr. and Mrs. Alberl Chaffee Mr. annd Mrs. Gerald Cobb Mr. and Mrs. Glen Cole Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Crabfree Miss Connie Duffon Frank Duffon Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Evans Elfon Garey Mr. and Mrs. Neil Hall Rev. and Mrs. Reeves C. Havens, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Leland Hoffensfein Mr. and Mrs. Donald I. Hunf James Jennings Mr. and Mrs. Douglas L'Hommedieu Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lowe Mr. and Mrs. Frank Markley Mr. and Mrs. Glenn McCoy PATRONS John Tasker McNeil Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Merrill Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Miller Mrs. Kafharyn Morgan Nichols Presbyferian Church Choir Mr. and Mrs. Claude Norfon Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Nye Clifford Park Orvel B. Pierce Paul Ream Evereff Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rogers. Jr. Percy E. Rogers Andrew B. Ross Willard Roughf Miss Emily Russell Mr. and Mrs. John Schwab Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Sherman Lesfer Shorf Smifhlaoro Mefhodisf Church Mr. and Mrs. James TerreH Jerry Tucker Alfred Walden Mr. and Mrs. Alberf Walfers Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wesfbrook The arf work in fhe '59 Tiogan was creafed by Rosemary Merrill. The Sfaff appreciafes her arfisfic efforfs and hard work. 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