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

Page 50 text:

, 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

Page 49 text:

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.

Page 51 text:

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,