Vernon Verona Sherrill Central School - Sheveron Yearbook (Verona, NY)
- Class of 1951
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J Well, here I am at last I I never thought I'd make It. After the staff tore out most of their hair, they finally assembled me. I've traveled miles by bus, station-wagon, and all the letter routes trying to get to you. My name has caused fist fights. Votes, votes, and revotes have decided what should go in me; that senior classl This night life has been as bad for me as it has for the staff. I understand a lot of adults have put time and money into my completion, too. In spite of all this confusion, I pride myself on being one of the first projects of our united school, a pictorial record of our first year in centralization. DEDICATION Th® students of the V.V.S.C.S. gratefully acknowledge the unselfish devotion of the Board of Education in developing and directing the organisation of the new school district and hereby dedicate this, the first issue of the Sheveron, to the members of the Board of Education. Seated: Mr. John Black, Mrs. Bernard Collins, Mr. Seaman Perris, Mr. Kenneth Clinch. Standing: Mr. John Deitrich, Mr. Arthur Agne, Mr. Walter Moulton, Mr. Ployd Schelfele, Mr. John George Jr. SHEVEROIt STAFF Act i vj |'£$ Editors-in-Chief Literary Edltorfl Art Editore Business Managers Advertising Managers Sports Editors Activities Editor Senior Aditors Class Editors Typists Advisers A. Drummond, M.J. Doyle R. Agne, D. Laing, A. Walter B. Collins, J. Phillips P. Zuegg, S. Alexander, C. Jones, V. Loveless E. Smith, J. Beach, N. Kelt, B. Kyff R. Barnes, D. Wayland-Smith J. Reed D. Jackson, M.J. Doyle J. Durant, C. Youker, R. Warner, C. Trout, S. Johnston, A. Barclay, G. Llnce, 0. Ahles, C. Fuller, J. George, N. Skinner, D. Siver, B. Bus8, S. Dewan D. Gifford, C. Spain, J. Lust, J. Beach, M. Skinner, N. Day, D. Lord, B. Lauther Miss Dando Mrs. Snyder -A AA V C - O-Ac t ICt Cc f .. A Cf A r lc . S, 6 c-tst «Acs2 A C C c tz. — f o oA f ''ij,-a_ A.C -£-A'Oi -e-Aoc- C -CAA S.A cA 7 7 L7X y m .-t£ -x aA Aa. fA t A'j S -A ... . a A C, C'tc.c O — - c C - A ?' -tAA SsUA cAe t s . v r f . .v y. W i ,-r - . yA«..C. C f „ f CM C££4 +L4- t CJck Al l AA + A -_ A t ' _ C £-(S S-As, ca aAz.- j aAAcj-' aa A AAA AA-C'i , c 7-c _ fA —A o-A c- ■c azAzz+ -?cs. _ AAz -AA i i c jrZ'zZA . ADMINISTRATION Seated: Mrs. Orlffln, Mr. Thomson, Mlbp Bingham, Mrs. Kreiter. Standing: Mr. Dodge, Mr. Hoyt, Mr. V'ettel. OFFICE STAFF Mrs. Freeman, Mrs. Waroup, Idiss Bentley, Mrs. Sllknetter. ELEMENTARY FACULTY First Row: J. Aronson, L. Ingersoll, B. Hull, 3. Pacelll, M. Pritchard, B. Fargo, E. Griffin, M. Ashforth, H. Humphrey, M. Griffith, R. Bowman, E. FalkInburg Second Row: D. Cardinale, P. Zlngaro, B. Snover, M. Conley, J. Eadee, B. Helt, G. Felshaw, A. Tyler, B. O’Leary, L. Felshaw, S. Kaltenbach, R. Garlock, E. Griffin, M. Mollneux Third Row: P. Matt, A. Stauffer, S. State, J. Howland, R. Pendorf, D. Herrington, P. Dunning, A. Cummings, H. Smith, R. Lenhart, Y, Pooley, M, Swallow SECONDARY FACULTY glrst Row: E. Butch, G. Lawless, B. Yousey, A. Wolf, V. Snyder, H. York, J. Reilly, M. Donzella, S. Davies, B. Vaughn. Second Row: A. Zlngaro, R. Giambattista, F. Clark, M. Clark, R. Waaser, C. Dykstra M. Dando, R. Wellman, J. Grifflng, N. Patrick, J. Pettes, L. Callan, J. Halloran. Row: G. Wlnne, C Dekay, H. Hruby, R. DeLong, W. Cmaylo, S. Boggs, A. Simmons, D. Collins, J. Cmaylo, C. Clark, C. Hoslo. M. Tornatore, G. Sllknetter. BUS DRIVERS AMD CUSTODIANS Seated: L. Herring, 0. Slver. A. Dan, E. Dailey, J. Stock. Standing: J. Snyder, C. Lamproan, F. Sobik, J. Avery. S. Cole, C. Cheeebro. B. Chamberlin. On the following pa es you will find the pictures of the schools which make uo this central district. All are open except: Verona—2, 10, 4, 6, 14, 15, 16, IQ, 21, 22, Vernon—1, 2, 11, 10, Westmoreland—12 and Home—3. New London - Verona 25 Verona High - Verona Willow Place - Vernon 6 Paradise Hill - Verona 10 V. tr. V. Corners - Verona 13 I Marble Hill - Vernon 10 Vernon 11 School m Greenway - Rome 8‘ SENIOR OFFICERS Seated: W. Thayer, C. Balm, V. Mahady, E. Orton, M. Doyle. Standing: Advisor: R. Wellman, D. Jackson, E. Smith, Advisor: B. Vaughn. bEfllOR. PL ir ■f he NIGHT JACK ANO Drama Club 2,o Art Club 4 Senior Play Fowling 5,4 Student Forum 2 Chef's Club 4 RU3Y BARNES Basketball 1,2,3,1+ Volleyball 1,2, 3,1+ Softball 1,2,3,1+ Cheerleading 3 Hockey 1,2,3 Soccer 1,2,1+ Bowling 1,2 Student Council 1,2,1+ Secretary Student Council 1+ Archery 1,2.3,1+ Tennis 1,2,1+ Choir 1,2.3,1+ Yearbook 1+ Swimming 3 1 th DONALD BARTLETT President, Student Council 3 Class President 3 Dancing Club 3,1+ Yearbook Staff 3 Paper Staff 3 KERRY FES5YSR j. V. Pasketball 1,2, Pasebali 2 Pasketball 5 Annual Staff 3 There is a Tavern in the Town JOHN BLACK Football 3 4 Basketball 1,2,3 Track 1,2,3,U Cross Country 2 Bowling 1,2,3 U Volleyball 1+ Choir lj. SSSLYA POHHER Fowling 1,2,3,4 Pasketball 1,2,3 Volleyball 1,2,3 Paper Staff 1 Softball 1,2,3 Choir 1,2,3,4 Hockey 1,2,3 Soccer 1,2 Dancing Club 2,3 Tennis 1,2,3 Archery 1,2 HOWARD PRECKENRIDOE Prom King 3 Treas. of Class 1 Pasketball 1,2,3,4 Football 4 Paseball 1,2,3,4 Varsity Club Pres, if Dancine Club 3,4 Volleyball 3 Varsity Club 2,3 French Club 2 Photo Club 2 MARY FROWN Choir 1,2,3 Drama Club 1,2,3 Class Vice-Pres. 2 Junior Class Play Prize Speaking 2 Bowling lj. Softball 2 ii Oh, I D01INA CAMPBELL Dancing Club 3 1 Class Vice-Pros. 3 Student Council Sec. 3 Library Club 2,3 Prom Queen 3 Chorus 2,3 Softball 2 Varsity Club 2,3.1 Volleyball Team 1 Shufflin' Off to Buffalo yearbook Staff 3 Ink Pot Staff 3 Oh, Johnny JOHN CHAMBERLIN Basketball 1,2,3,1 Baseball 1,2,3,1 Volleyball 3 Gym Team 1 Chorus 1 Varslty Club 2,3,1 Dancing Club 3 4 Photo Club 1,2 Yearbook Staff 3 Ink Pot Staff 1,3 Snow King 1 WILLIAM CHSSEBRO Swimming 2,3 Track 2,3 Football 1,2,3 Choir 1,2,3 Chefs Club 4 Mat Club 2,3 The Marines Hymn 3ARRY COLLINS Track 2 Drama Club 2.3 Senior Play 1 Bowling 1,3 1 Art Club 3 4 Choir 1 Chef's Club 1 Swimming 2 Yearbook 1 MARILLA DENISON Chorus 1,2,0,4 Panel 3,4 Photo Club 2 Library Club 2 Paper Staff 3 Yearbook Staff 3 3 Act Play 3 Dancing Club 3,4 i  CHARLOTTE DORN Drama Club 1,2,3 Choir 1,2,3,4 Band 3 Student Council 1,1 . French Club 1 . Senior Play 4 Paper Staff 1,1 . I Music, Music, Music Secretary’s Song ANhfc DRUfu-.OND Chorus 1,2,3, « Library Club 2,3,4 Fhoto Club Pres. 2 Paper Staff 3,4 Yearbook Staff 3,4 Dancing Club 3,4 Student Secretary 2,3,4 I-.agazine Contest Cpt. 4 MARY JANE DOYLE Choir 1,2,3,4 Drama Club 1.2,3 Senior Play 4 Treasurer Red Cross 2,3 Class Secretary 4 Annual Editor 4 Paper Staff 2,4 V Georgia On hy f-.ind Old Man River IMOGEHE ELMER Prize Speaking 3 Newspaper 1,1 May Queen 3 Drama Club 1.2,3 Choir 1,2,3,4 Class Secretary 1,2 Class Treasurer 3 Student Council Secretary 2 French Club ij. Junior Class Play 3 ANNE FLANAGAN Chorus 2,3 '■tudent Council Sec. 2 Varsity Cheerleader 2 League Play 3 Class Secretary 2 Varsity Club 2,3, + Library Club Dancing Club 3 Lf From Attendant 3 Paper Staff 3 Yearbook Staff Volleyball Team b PETER FRANK Basketball 2,3, + Baseball 2,3A Football 2,3, Chef's Club ALBERT GRAVES Class President 1 J.V. Basketball 2,3 Student Council 3 Varsity Basketball Class Treasurer 3 Boys' State Representative 3 Goodnight Sweetheart Who Said I V as A' Bum ELINOR HALSTEAD Choir 1,2,3,4 Orchestra 1 Yearbook Staff 4 Volleyball 4 Bowling 1,2,3,4 MARIAN HIGHERS Chorus 1,2,5,4 Hand 1,2,3,4 Student Council 1 Yearbook Staff 3 Library Club 1,2,3 French Club 2,3 Softball 2,3 Dancing Club 2 Junior Prom Attendant 3 PEATRICE HOPKINS Photo Club 1,2 Library Club 2,3 Dancing Club 3,4 Yearbook Staff 3 Paper Stall 3 Candy DAfcN JACKSON Class Secretary 4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Library Club 3,4 Dancing Club 3,4 Paper Staff 3,4 Student Secretary 2,3,4 Prom Attendant o Volleyball 4 DAWN LAING Volleyball 1,2,3 Softball 2,3, Hockey 1,2,3 Soccer 1,2 Bowling 1,2,3,14- Archery 1,2,3,4- Choir 1,2.3,14- Yearbook 14. Swimming 2,3 Dancing Club 2,3 RICHARD LYNCH Bowling, 1,2,3,14- Choir 3,14-. . Chef's Club I4. Track 2 ■In My Merry Oldsnobile Cross Country 3 ’ KENNETH LOVELESS Photo Club 2 Chorus 1,2 Dancing Club 3,14- Chef’s Club I4. Yearbook Staff 3 Dance Band 3 paper Staff 3 You're Just In Love VIRGINIA LOVELESS Chorus 1,2,3,4 Library Club 2,3,4 Student Secretary 2,3 Paper Staff 2,3,4 Yearbook Staff 3,4 Photo Club 2 Volleyball 4 Softball 3 May Dance Queen 3 Magazine Contest Cpt. 4 JO ANNE LUKE Hockey 1,2,3 Soccer 1 2,4 Softball 1,2,3,4 Pasketball 1,2,3,4 Fowling 1,2,3,4 Cheerleaainj? 4 Volleyball 1,2,3,4 Tennis 1,2,5 Archery 2,3 Choir 1,2,3,4 Orchestra 1 Fand 2,0,4 Paper Staff 4 WILLIAM MAHADY Drama Club 1, 2, 3 Basketball 3 Choir 1,2,3,! . Band 3 Chef's Club 1 Senior Play 1 . League Play j Boys' State Representative 3 Class President 3,k 3aseball 2,3 Class Treasurer 1 Short'nin Pread PAUL MATVIAS Varsity Club 2,0,4 Football 2,0,4 Photo Club 1 Student Council 1 Treas. of Class 2,3 Faseball 2 Mgr. Football 1 JOAN McGRAW Volleyball 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2 Bowling 1,2,0 Choir 1,2,3 Newspaper Staff 2,0,4 Class Secretary 2 Archery 2 Art Club 4 Whispering K3NH5TH MILLSON Football 1,2,3 Varsity Club 2,3 pand 2,3,4 Chef's Club 4 Rainbow Guy JOHN MORGAN Football 1,2,4 basketball 1,2,3 Faseball 1,2,3 Varsity Club 2,3 Photo '■'lub 2 Chorus 1,2 Paper Staff 3 Yearbook Staff o Danein? Club 2,3 JIM MONTGOMERY Basketball 3 Choir 2,3, . Chef's Club b Boy Scouts 2,3, C LA RIND A NOBLE Photo Club 1,2 French Club 1.2,3 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Softball 1,2,3 Dancing Club I . Ink Pot Staff 3 Paper Staff 1+ Library Club 2 Bowling h Yearbook Staff 3 Varsity Club 1,2,3 The Darktown Strutter's Ball Every Day is Ladies Day for Me -i ELIOT ORTON Football 2,3Jj. Basketball 3 4 J.V. Basketball 2 Class President 3 1 Student Council 1,2 Student Council President 1+ Drama Club 2,3 Student Forum 2 French Club 2 Senior Play 1+ Boys' State Representative Junior Rotary £+ Track 3 JESSIE PAQUETTE Paper Staff 1,2,3,14. Drama Club 2,3 Choir 1,2,1+ Yearbook 2,1+ French Club 2 Student Council 2 Hockey 1,2,3 Archery 1 Volleyball 2 Softball 2 Student Forum 2 Dancing Club 2 TIM PARKER Orchestra 1 Band 2,0,4 Swimming 2,3 Football 3,4 Track 2, ,4 Swing Band 4 PATRICIA Pc. A BODY Library Club 1,2,3 Dancing Club 3, Yearbook Staff 3 Paper Staff 3 Chorus 1,2 Patricia PEGGY REAMES Cheerleading 2,3,1 . Girls Bowling 1,2,3 4 Basketball 1,2,3 Volleyball 1 2,3 Softball 1,2,3,1 Swimming 3 Choir 1,2,3 Soccer 1,2,3 Hockey 1,2 Tennis 1,2 Student Council 3 Secretary Student Council 3 Art Club 1 . Yearbook OYCB REED Mgr. of Mag Contest 4 Chorus 1,2,5,4 Pand 1,2, 3,4 Yearbook Staff 3,4 Paper Staff 3,4 Dancing Club 3,4 Student Secretary 3,4 Softball 2 French Club 2,3 WILLIAM RICHMOND Football 1,1 . Track 1 . Volleyball 1 Choir 1 French Club 2 Dream Girl CONSTANCE SALM Band 1,2,3,1 . , Chorus 1,2,3,1 - Cheerleader 3 Dancing Club 3,1 Editor, yearbook, 3 French Club 1,2,3 Paper Staff 2,3,4 Library Club 2 One-Act Play 3 Photo Club 1.2 Senior Play 4 Softball 2,3 Student Council 3,1 Varsity Club 2,3 Sentimervtal Me GAIL SEIBEL Photo Club 1,2,3 Library Club 1 Dancing Club 3,4 Bowling 4 Cheerleader 3 French Club 2,3,4 Softball 1,2,3,4 Paper Staff 3,4 Yearbook Staff 3 Oh, You Beautiful Doll Senior Play 4 Varsity Club 2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Class Treasurer 2 Prom Attendant 3 JANICE SHOLTZ Photo Club 1,2 French Club 1,2,3 Library Club 1,2 Chorus 1,2,6,4 Paper Staff 4 Sweet and Lovely EUGENE SMITH Bowling 1,2,3,4 Class Treasurer 1, 4 Class Vice President 3 Football 2,3,4 V. Pres. Student Coun. 4 Choir 3,4 J.V. Basketball Mgr. 2 Annual Staff 4 Assistant Fire Chief 3 Newspaper Staff 4 MARY SWEENEY Basketball 2,3,1 . Volleyball 2,3,1 Hockey 3 Soccer 2,1 Bowling 1,2,3,1 Choir 1,2, Newspaper 1 Dancing Club 2,3 Senior Play Prompter 1 Mostess on the Ball WARNSR THAYBR Chorus 1,2,3 French Club 2,3 Photo Club 1,2 Senior Play League Play 3 Student Council Vlce-Pres, Editor, Ink Pot 3 Yearbook Staff 3 Dane Inc Club 3,4 Class Sec. 4 Nobody Knows the Trouble I've Seen Over the Rainbow' ALICE WALTER German Band 1 Orchestra 1 Band 2,3,1 . Choir 1,2,3,1 . Drama Club 3 Senior Play 1 . Paper Staff 1 . Yearbook Staff 1 . St. Louis Blues CLARA WATSON Chorus 1,2,3,U Photo Club 1,2 French Club 1,2,3 Paper Staff 1,2,3,U Yearbook Staff 3 Library Club 1,2 Bowling 1+ Band 3,U ETHEL NRIGHT Basketball 2,3,1 . Volleyball 2,3,1 . Softball 2,3, U Archery 3 Soccer 1 . Bowling 3 Hockey 2,3 Dancing Club 2,3 Choir 3,1 . Student Council 1 Hopscotch Polka DONALD YOUNG Photo Club 2,3 Varsity Club 2,3,4 Baseball 2,3,4 Dancing Club 3,4 V CRYSTAL ZABELE Hockey 2 Softball 3 Volleyball 3,4 Basketball 3,4 Archery 2,3,4 Choir 1,2,3,4 Dancing Club 3 Art Club 4 In the Evening by the Moonlight PAUL ZUEGG Paseball Mgr. 1 Class President 2 Paseball 2,3,4 Choir 2,3,4 Bowling 2,3 Class Vice-Pres. 3 Basketball 3,4 Football Mgr. 3 Yearbook 4 Football 4 Volleyball 4 Paper Staff 4 SEMIOR NAME NOTED FOR FAV. SAYING Jack Ano Ruby Barnes Donald Bartlett Kerry Bessmer John Black Eselma Bohrer Howard Breckenridge Mary Brown Donna Campbell John Chamberlin Bill Chesebro Barry Collins feet athletic ability disappearing 8th period night's at Al s AI's anytime getting the car store rooms peeking in windows shuffle board corney Jokes his car dramatizing and 'urn Imagine that I Va Va Va Voom alius did and alius wilt Indians you stupe look angora mittens oh, corn oh,,gee no kidding for cryin out loud I can't stand him •Marllla Denison Charlotte Dorn Anne Drummond Mary Jane Doyle Imogene Elmer Anne Flanagan Peter Frank Al Graves Elinor Halstead Marian Highers Beatrice Hopkins Dawn Jackson Dawn Laing Dick Lynch Kenneth Loveless Virginia Loveless Jo Ann Luke Bill Mahady great height ability to talk friendly ways saying wrong things at wrong times peeking in windows making things lively basketball socks voyages hair and eyes arguing with Warren slily laugh swimming his driving his size blonde hair talking hair Jeepers oh, brother oh, my goodness crying In the sink I almost died Minnie Pearl seriously you knuckle head nope oh, gee whiz darn candy you pot hey, wait a minute let's have a beer who me? darn It all who--me? as a matter of fact STATISTICS AMBITION music gym teacher hunt big game join navy retirement typist  ho knows 30cial worker narry Willy president of the U. S. be a marine journalist marry Everett music teacher secretary nurse PET PEEVE noisey audiences poor sports white shirt, tie, k suit Miss Yousey English class long distances people who snoop in attics boys conceited people Jimmy teachers French movies without subtitles men stealers show-offs being Interrupted chemistry librarian go to Georgia salesman bookkeeper medical secretary be a hairdresser es? marry Bud get married secretary salesman auto mechanic be a big man stenographer nurse admiral car doors catty girls Mr. Hoyt loud mouths Icy roads people who don't wash candy case cliques people who can't wait school skates selling candy red hair senior play NAME Paul Matvias Joan McGraw Kenneth Mlllson John Morgan Jim Montgomery Clarinda JJoble Cot Orton Jessie Paquette Timmy Parker Patricia Peabody Peggy Reanes Joyce Reed Bill Richmond Constance Salm Gail Seibel Janice Sholtz Eugene Smith Mary Sweeney Warner Thayer Alice v;alter Clara Watson Ethel Wright Donald Young Crystal Zabele Paul Zuegg cooking Rich his temper being sleepy no homework yeah «hat's our History assignment hi doc what you building? lend me a sheet of paper talking big words steady boyfriends half a mile selling candy laughs at anything church work Billie pleasing personality her figure quietness veil veil George don't worry about it what? did you bring your receipes? gee whiz-a-curs are you going to choir! what, what'd he say? oh I no george all the way gee excuses Syracuse giving tickets laugh her parties roller-skating wise cracks personality telling .iokes hey goofy whatcharacallit now now Dawn oh, glory not this kid huh?? na, I don't want do it for cripes sake details PET PEEVE AMBITION Miss Butch's oven the army school people who use last names excuses to get caught talking freshmen long separations Mrs. Griffing History fainting and blinking Algebra tight skirts the expression George no lock on inside of door having to do dishes in Home Ec. rain Elinor bossy people annual washing dishes Dick girls men wise guys farmer getting to Texas milk tester own the Dinette Electric Technician go to Morrisville president Math or French teacher electrician go to college elementary teacher secretary draftsman go to college go to college go to college shop teacher nurse traffic cop librarian go to college getting to California loaf typist salesman Cr my We are the first. To us it has been given To go before, to break the path and lead The way for others who cone after us. We are the first Senior class. We have Laid aside the old and started new traditions. We have had our strifes among ourselves, But faced the world together as a class, As a school. We have worked and played And laughed and loved together, and cheered Together and fought our rivals as a team, As a school. We are the first. After us will come So many, many more, to cherish Our traditions and all that we hold dear— One school, a trinity inseparable. And as we have each of us yielded Some to the other, and argued and still solved Things peacefully, gaining in one way What we lost in another, and finally, we hope, To sec one school, with spirit proud and loyal— So might the whole world do as we have done And still must do, and we may one day see A world united all in peace. —Jessie Paquette WILL We, the class of ‘51 of VVS Central School, City School District of Sherrill, State of New York, all being of legal age and sound mind do so declare and make this our last will and testament. I, Jack Ano, bequeath my Rudiments book to Lee Watson. Have funJ I, Ruby Barnes, bequeath my sports record to Alice Thurston. I, Don Partlett, beoueath my ability to hit trees to Calvin and Warren. I, Kerry Bessmer, beoueath my talks with Miss Vaughn to Harley Burger. I, John Black, bequeath my nights at Al's to Dick Grout). I, 3selma Bohrer, beoueath My afternoons off to Connie Emms. I, Howard Breckenridge, beoueath my fun in the store-room to Rita and Chuck. We, Mary Brown and Imogens Elmer, bequeath to the Junior crirl3 our confession corner in the cloak room. I, Donna Campbell, bequeath my ficrure to Marleen Robinson. I John Chamberlin, bequeath Hank's car to George Vanderwerken. I, Pill Cheesebro, bequeath by Marine uniform to anyone who'll take it. I, Barry Collins, bequeath South Pacific to Neil Fifield. I, Marllla Denison, bequeath my height to Betty Jean Kyff. I, Charlotte Dorn, bequeath my part in the Senior Play to Julie Reach. I, Mary Jane Doyle, bequeath The Puddy Cat to Jane Philips. I, Anne Drummond, bequeath full possession of the duplicator to Ruth Agne. I, Anne Flanagan, bequeath my well-earned drivers license to any Junior. I, Pete PVank, bequeath my basketball uniform to Jim Austin. I, A1 Graves, bequeath my chartreuse socks to whoever wants them. I, Elinor Halstead, bequeath my dislike for icy roads to Mary Lou Zinzack. I, Marian Highers, bequeath my part in the play to Parb Van Patten. Have funJ I, Beatrice Hopkins, bequeath the Candy Case to all the Juniors. I, Dawn Jackson, bequeath my fun in coach's office to Nancy Kelt. I, Dawn Laing, beoueath my walk to school to Alberta Wright. I, Ken Loveless, bequeath my shoes to Jimmy Plantz. I, Virginia Loveless, bequeath my blond hair to Regina Hojnacki, not that she needs it. I, Dick Lynch, bequeath my addiction for motors to Gerry Savercool. I, Jo Luke, bequeath my gift of gab to Doris Jones. I, Bill Yahady, bequeath the senior class presidency to some unlucky Junior. I, Paul Matvias, bequeath football to George Conley. I, Joan McGraw, bequeath my planning ability to the Juniors. They'll need it. I, Ken Millson, bequeath my red hair and half days of school to Bernard Hilts and Bob Carver. I, Jim Montgomery, bequeath my love for English class to Carl Philips. I, John Morgan, beoueath my dog house to Daniel Markowski and Gerald Sholtz. I, Clarinda Noble,' bequeath my ability to giggle to Carol Jones. I, Cot Orton, beoueath my gavel and parliamentary procedure to Bud Alexander. I, Jessie Paquette, bequeath my ability to get what I want to Mary Peck. I, Tim Parker, bequeath what is left of the band to Carolyn Youker. I, Patricia Peabody, bequeath my trouble netting recipes to anyone who want3 it. I, Peg y Reames, beoueath my laughing spasms to Pat Corney. I, Joyce Reed, bequeath my music talent to Helene Scheifele. I, Bill Richmond, bequeath myself to Arvilla Tooke . I, Connie Salm, bequeath my ability to get axonr with peoole to Marian Freeman. I, Janice Sholtz, bequeath my ability to sew to Audrey Peabody. I, Eugene Smith, bequeath my variety of excuses to Dave Noyes. I, Mary Sweeney, beoueath all our good times to Kathleen McGrath. I, Warner Thayer, bequeath my way with the women to Achus Wilson and John Condon. I, Alice Walter, bequeath all my driving ability to Joan Lust. We, Clara Watson and Gail Seibel, beoueath our fun washing dishes and selling tickets to Joy Durant and Edith Filey. I, Ethel Wright, bequeath my square dancing talent to anyone who needs it. I, Don Young beoueath my manly build to Don Eychner. I, Crystal Zabele, bequeath my seat in the corner to Annette Group. I, Paul Zuegg, bequeath my cheerful disDosition to the Junior Class. We, the Senior Class leave all the headaches, the Washington trip and all the wonderful times we've had to the Juniors. PROPHECY % ? ? What’s Happening in 196l( Perhap's J) PROPHECY Jack Ano has just taken a job arranging music for Leaping Larry’s Jazz Band. Ruby Barnes swung for her tenth homer In the Cats and Rats Baseball League yesterday. Don Bartlett is a General now. He made the army his career. Kerry Bessmer, as a result of 12th Social Studies, is still stuck in the Navy. Eselraa Bohrer is struggling with the intricacies of homemaking, first hand. Howard Breckenridge is a big league basketball player now. The telephone poles dodge yet when Mary Brown drives by. Donna Campbell is driving again this year in the powder-puff derby. John Chamberlain flies to his barber shop every morning in his helicopter. Sergeant Bill Chesebro is still trying to get kicked out of the Marines. Barry Collins is writing, for the fifth time, a historical novel. Marilla Denison runs the Atomic Pop Beanery with Everett as dish-washer. Charlotte Dorn is working on a musical call for chickens. Mary Jane Doyle has been voted the best dressed woman in Vernon Center. Anne Drummond is a rising young stenographer in a large business firm. Imogens Elmer is entranced more than ever by romantic scenes. Good luckl Anne Flanagan is traveling all over the United States with her Dick. Pete Frank’s oil burners are now well known from coast to coast. (I didn’t say for whatJ) Al Graves is running for the City Council. He learned quickly didn't he? Icy roads never deter Elinor Halstead any more; rain, sleet, or shine—the show must go on. Marian Highers runs the Lovely Mess beauty salon. Boa Hopkins runs the Gooey Candy Store in New London. Dawn Jackson is still in San Francisco waiting for a ship from Korea. Dawn Lalng is still trying to catch the boys across the street. Ken Loveless is now the leader of the Lovemore Noise Quintet . Virginia Loveless is giving lessons on how to have blond hair naturally. Dick Lynch is burning up the roads with his latest hot-rod. Jo Luke, unable to sit still, joined the Navy Nurse Corps to see the world. Bill Mahady bought himself a car; everyone take to the nearest shelter. Paul Matvias is leader of the Moose Club in Rome. Joan McGraw, finding Texas farther than she thought, settled for the Sales Office. Ken Millson, a promising young milk tester on a large farm, spends his spare time in the kitchen. Jim Montgomery has developed into quite a ladies man since his sojourn in this country. John Morgan runs Morgan's Pet Shop , dealing mostly in poodles and fish. Clarinda Noble is a promising young teacher at Morrisville. In spite of Cot Orton's optimistic statement in English class, I’m afraid his and John Black's political conversation would disprove it. Jessie Paquette now has a fiancee in every state of the union. Tim Parker now owns a gas station; heaven help the customers. Pat Feabo y wears her new nurses uniform very well. Peggy Rearaes is putting twenty kindergarteners to sleep for their naps. Joyce Reed, after working for the government, is now Mrs. Clydesdale. Bill Richmond recently settled down in a vine-covered cottage, (sigh) Connie Salra is now a member of the WSCS faculty. Janice Sholtz is teaching sewing classes at the new VVSCS. Eugene Smith realizes the folly of his ingenious remarks in history class now; he's a teacher. Be prepared for anything; Mary Sweeney's been to Syracuse againl Warner Thayer’s law office is doing very well lately. He now has three stenographers. (All blond) Alice Walter, the old-maid librarian, is still reading her books. Clara Watson runs the Watson half of the Watson-Seibel Culture Studio . Clara gives instructions on how to get your man and---- Gail Seibel gives lessons on how to keep him. Ethel Wright is knitting baby booties for the second time. Don Young gives dramatic lessons as an after-math of the Senior Play. Cris Zabele is still just a typist; woe is me I Paul Zuegg is still unbothered by details such as making out his salesman’s expense account. This is our prophecy foi  6l, but only time will tell how close we are to being right. I. D. Campbell 2. K. Loveless 3. D. Jackson 4. C. Noble 5. R. Barnes 6. E. Bohrer 7. J. Reed 8. 0. Selbel 9. V. Loveless 10. P. Peabody II. P. Matvlas 12. J. Paquette 13. P. Reames 14. M. Brown 15. C. Zabele 16. E. Halstead 17, C. Dorn 18. D. Lalntr 19. M.J. Dovle 20. B. Collins 21. I. Elmer 22. A. Walter 23. C. Salm 24. T. Parker 25. J. Luse •26. B. Ch sebro 27. M. Sweeney 28. E. Smith 29. J. McGraw 30. A. Gravet 31. E. Orton JUMIORS Flrpt Row; m. Robinson, J. Durant, N. Halt, R. Hojackni, D. Eaton, B. Van Patton, (5'.' Jones, E. Piley, M. Freeman. Second Row; J. Condon, D. Markowskl, A. Wilson, D. Eychner, D. Morey, R. Giambatlsta, Advisor, B. Kyff, H. Scheifele, A. Peabody, R. Agne, R. Van- derhoof. Third Row; R. Carver, G. Scholtz, G. Vanderwerken, J. Plantz, W. Noble, B. Leader, G. Conley. First Row; M. Peck, J. Phillips, A. Mr. Tornatore Advisor, F. Montgomery, C. Qnms. Second Row; D. Noyes, J. Ruttan, K. E. Wright, M. Zinzack, S. Pomeroy, V. Third Row; M. Krawiec. T. Wright, T. H. Burger, p. Henneesy, G. Savercool, C. Phillips, N. Flfield, j. Henneasy Rooke, M. Skinner, D. Pohl, J. Lust, J. Beach, D. Gifford, E. Black, D. Jopes, McGrath, C. Spain, m. Henneesy N. Snyder, Durant, C. Youker, F. Mahady. Frank, R. Group, R. Richard, M. Nodecker, D. Wayland-smith, J. Austin, S. Alexander SOPHOnORES First Row; J P. Schoenick Second Row; R. DeLong, J Third Row; J B. l!avTEEer, . Williams, N. Day, J. Wood, W. Myers, D. Bartoszek, M. Plants, , C. Broduck. B. Hilts, D. Lord, J. Mahoney, J. Anson, B. Hltohlngs, Advisor; . Schelfele, F. Shaw, C. Spink, B. Sacor . Simmons, P. Wltchley, P. Kruger, R. Wall, C. Jacobs, J. Cornish R. Warner. First row: A. Dorn, P. Stever, M. Duff, A. Thurston, C. Mallory, D. Ingalls, DedeTT, Miss Davies Advisor, P. Cassell, V. Avery, C. Russell, B. uurke, J. Bennett, P. McGraw, E. Skinner. Second row: V. Vaughn, A. hampney, M. Dangle, N. Paquette, Z. Tousley, J. Dlxson, E. Wenham, K. Cobb, 3. Blair, C. Lanz, Mrs. Clark Advisor, J. Adams, M. Lyon, B. Kitchen, P. Hogan, P. Corney, R. Blanchette, H. Brown, C. Slmmonds, J. Oatman, G. Hartwlg. Third row: R. Mumford, T. Rennlger, C. Kltendaugh, J. Ange, B. Gurnler, K. Roy, R. Wright, R. Wright, A. Noyes, C. Trout, R. Rugg, K. Westcott, D. Chapman, £. Jones, B. Edlc. FRE5HMEM First row: N. Skinner, E. Seifert, J. Smith, A. Lampman, E. Durant, D. Cronin, A. Yaddaw. Second row: R. Kitchen, D. Richards, L. Cooley, E. Wagner, N. Kelts, A. Collins, C. Irwin, A. Janowski. Third row: D. Clinch, C. Kitchen, J. Decker, L. Adams, N. Vandervall, C.Salm, K. Vanderwood. Flret Row: N. Downey, C. Herlov, M. Seamon, A. Group, Mrs. Dykstra, P. Oatman, J. Williams, S. Marshall, R. Lynch Second Row: G. Arnott, K. Wood, J. Hackett, D. Northrup, W. Rousher, B. Devore, P. Rich, S. Sllliman, A. Sheible, R. Rebias, P. Hennessey, R. Hahn, R. Parker, W. Whitford, P. Dwyer Third Row: P, Kelly, D. Ceraolo, 8. Jones, F. Hennessey, J. McGrath, P. St. Auburn, C. Wright, J. O'Herlan, L. Watson, G. Barnes, J. Comfort, R. Marshall, P. Rainboth FRESHMEN First row: W. Breckenridge, J. Austin, L. Flke, B. Staple, Z. Dodge, G. OaTner, K. Denison, C. Reed, R. Zeller. Second row: J. Masner, J. Durant, L. Willson, D. Larsen, C. Smith, Mrs Waaser, d7 Decker, K. Janes, J. Conley, A. West, J. Larrabee, P. Faun. Third row: P. Disburger, R. Gaffney, B. Jackson, C. Parent, J. Van Dreason, Mr. Boggs, C. Angeli, K. Wager, M. Richardson. I. Cornish. C. Houseman. Fourth row: T. Collins, J. Kinne, J. Larsen, R. Abel, R. Gerwig, V . r.vans, A. Barclay, 'V. Kirk, P. Merry, K. Dodson, T. Ray. EIGHTH GRADE. 'lrst row: L. r.'ahady, T. Vaughn, S. Bckhard, D. Siver, P. Peters, CVMo an, R. Burnham. Second row: D. Irwin, T. Zabele, H. Finch, E. Beach, r. Collins, pice, J. Wallace, R. Lenhart, H. Owen. Third J Fade in, L. Brown, D. easier, J. Thurston, H. Lewin, 0. Allen, Y . Finch. First row: J. Stanton, ’). Seamon, J. -Vainer, R. ualkiewicz, H. Blake, ?. . ckard, B. Buss. Y. Law, R. Lewin. Second row: L. Hennessy f. Bobrek , R. Duncan, C. Adams, J. Ceraolo, D. Za7ac, Miss Clark, B. Vumforo, u. Crinun, C. Raht, R. McLead n. Paulson EIGHTH GRADE First Row: W. Wood, J. Buell, D. Vanderhoof, W. Zeller, J. Bartozek, Hojnacki, S. Spink , _ ._ Second Row: p. Decker, A. Havener, E. Kirk, S. Schoeneck, Mr Callan, Advisor, K. CSndon, B. Abel, G. Castor, J. Kenna. Third Row: C. Mackey, D. Fargo, A. Castor, B. Tracy, R. Wall, R. Williams, R. Cornish, C. Hoage, G. Abel, E. Kitchen, D. Pecola. First row: G. Ahles, E. Combs, C. Spink, K. Drummond, W. Davis, S. W'eslowskl, J. Kirk. Second row: B. Secor, M. Snyder, J. Tracy, M. Eychner, Miss Donzella, £. Tayler, E. Barclay, J. Spinelli, B. Reed. Third row; R. Noble, R. Van Slyke, J. Vanderwerken, R. Kimball, R. Walker, C. Butler, R. Gregory, P. Walker, D. Breckenridge. Fourth row: R. Hawthorne, E. Bertella, J. Witchley, M. Jones, J. Butler. SEVENTH RADE First Row; R. Arnott, D. Dennison, W. Condon, D. Williams, J. George, J. Filey, T. Hartman. geoond Row: L. Pawlikowskl, C. Bertella, D. Hall, M. Masner, Mr. Wlnne, B. Reed, N. Witohley, E. Rolewlcz, A. Sprague. Third Row: N. Hakarchuk, D. Van Slyke, P. Lohr, M. Campbell, J. Hull, M. Grems, R. Fisher, R. Nichols, F. Peploski. Fourth Row: J. 8ieniecki, C. Hitchings, L. Johnson, J. Twlss, R. Brodook, M. Curtis, R. Young, E. Boyson, R. Foster. First Row: S. Loveless, D. Wood, S. Steve, R. Van Dreason, P. James, D. Aus- tln, C. Carver. ga°.°.ad 5gJl: E« Seybold, N. Spink, M. Mlllson, F. Durant, Miss Dando, J. Staple, C7 Rider, F. Sohelfele, 8. Janes. Third Row: R. Markowskl, B. Lohr, V. Webb, M. Miller, C. Fuller, L. Wels- mantleTT. Renwlck, R. Bartlett, J. Wilson. R Ra3rm°n4' J Jftne8 ° Carey, R. Reid, P. Wldrlg, J. Evans, SEVENTH 6.RADE FI ret row: E. V.'arburton, V. Killer, R. Krone, R. Tate, D. Detrlch, J. Townsend, R. O'Herien. Second row: A. Simmonc, J. Hennerey, D. Owen, M. Jacobs, R. Derlnger, S. Law, K. Kitchen, P. Beane, B. Sprinkle, A. Gauthier. Third row: S. Mallory, D. Harteon, T. tfenhas, T. Durant. S. Adams, Mr. Dodge, D. Rose, B. Phllllos, K. Dixon, G. Kelts, T. Kobler. Fourth row: W. Bellows, R. Zajac, B. Maclag, R. Grimm, R. Maxwell, R. Lenhart, G. rte': ,worth, J. Kaun, P. Christiansen, P. Ferris. First row: F. Kitchen, R. Smith. Second row: S. Hiller, B. Black, C. Stevens, Third row: M. Hell, M. S. :;ewan, P. Pawlicki, Fourth row: R. Jones, J. Vi a y lan d - Sm i t h. R. Champney, F. Maciag, B. Bolton, R. Vumford, J. Beck, H. Durant, J. Krawiec, A. Bennett, A. Collins, E. Dalkiewicz, L. Seifert, D. Lent. Vaughan, K. Hazel, J. Gouchie, C. Barnes, Mr. Hruby, H. Herrington, J. Bartell, B. Lanz. N. Haight, 0. Clark, Y. Abrial, B. Flanders, R. Russell, SIXTH GRADE First row: T. Kirk, F. Butler, R. Robinson, R. Henry, L. Jackson, C. Havener} j. Kipp. Second row; M. Decker, E. Widrig, M. Piatkowski, R. Angell, Mr. Felshaw, L. AgnoTIT. Wishart, T. Wesolowski, J. Seibel. Third row: E. Taylor, J. Buda, J. Williams, J. Reed, D. 3ertella, D. Brown, C. l unne, ft. Kyff. First row: R. Hilts, R. Ke ebein, D. Durant, R. Horst, J. Schoeneck, E. Miller W. STur. Second row: G. Reed, S. Kardy3, R. Fiedler, B. Aley, Mrs. Pacelli, D. Sulli- van, J. Sexton, B. Fort, P. Dod e. Third row: J. Berdanier, I. Kitchen, C. Drummond, K. Parker, M. Smith, B. Disburver, P. Larsen, P. Zeller, A. Carey, R. Angell. SIXTH RADL First row: B. Closs, B. Lewis, D. Newhouse, R. Rebres, B. Lesher, J. Brelthaupt, D. Howard. Second row: S. Prowda, P. Collins, B. Brester, N. Cobey, Mrs. Dunning, A. Nolan, D. Collins, B. Blgtree, K. Haight. Third row: R. DeVore, F. Meyers, R. Johns, T. Cowan, W. Schelble, F. Silliman, B. flrlTTTth, A. Hennessy, G. Gilbert, T. Jones, L. Mills. SENIOR PLAY CAST FIFTH W SIXTH GRADES First row: D. Irwin, V . Vaughn, B. Rolewlcz, K. Murphy, W. Carney, B. Nell,T. Butler. Second row: P. Durant, M. Grimm, E. Prenez, J. Raymond, Mrs. Ingeraoll, J. Vanderwerken, P. White, T. Vanderwall, V. Kitchen. Third row: P. Merrell, J. Raymond, M. Mumford, K. Vanderwerken, M. Blair, J. Clark', S. Bartholomew, R. Wagner, D. Salm, R. Vanderwerken, A. Seelman, A. Law, M. Durant, W. Lampman, C. Seaman. Absent: J. Paratore. First row: C. Griffin, D. Hoyt, S. Evans, J. '.Yhitcoir.be, L. Phllllpe, P. Shaver, P. Austin. Second row: N. Freeman, N. Gillette, B. Eckhard, M. Arnott, Mr. Tyler, J. Brewster, A. Beane, S. Barnes, H. Biggar. lrd row: B. Wickens, L. Mills, M. Cummings, E. Ceraolo, R. Barnes, 'T,Simmonds, C. Allen, W. Thurston, B. Moulton. FIFTH ORADE First row: J. Kegebeln, G. Warner, R. Simele, T. Rertella, F. Puda, P. Hltch- lngs, R. Henry. Second Row: M. Condon, N. Salm, P. Horr, H. Holt, Mrs. Conley, Advisor, E. Williams, D. Makey, C. Combs, A. Smith. Third Row: L. Ray, J. Wlshart, C. Sychner, T. Van Dreason, N. Angeli, S. Al- banoskl, W. Brodock, C. Hoffmelster, S. Butler, J. Parker, G. Hopkins. Fourth Row: D. Lovely, J. Barclay, R. Leeder, W. Durant, H. Beckwith, D. Davis, B. Boyson, R. Van Slyko, L. Morgan. First row: R. Barne6, F. Macarthur, W. Hull, J. Parker, S. Second-row: A. Wlleon, J. Cassell, L. Seamon.M. Cameron, M. Berdanler, C. Lengler, B. Chamberlain, C. Searaon. Third row: J. Thureton, B. Wilson, J. Patricia, A. Sweeney lnney, M. Voelker, S. Iencyewskl. . . . T Fourth row: D. Hahn, I. Seamon, R. Pleper, R. Rudolph, J. Absent: P. Mitchell, E. Hcr.r.ecsy. Wallace, D. Duncan. Ella F lklnburg, , N. Ano, R. Griffin Bierworth,  FOURTH AMD FIFTH GRADES First row: C. Collins, C E. ■■VI11 lams, H. Adana. Second row: R. DiLapi, V E. Avery, R. Edic, M. Law Third row: N. Aaams, C. V. Thieme, f.'. Paulson, D. . Paulson, J. Teeps, R. Paulson, A. Sheldon, . Harp, J. Salm, J. Brown, Mrs. Smith, P. Williams Carney, J. Owens, S. Slachta, R. Sreca, C. Teops, Law, N. Dewan.  Absent: C. Burton, L. Carney, T. Conniff, K. Harp, K. Mumford, R. Whaley, R. .ilczak, rt. Haslauer. FOURTH GRADE First row: M. Lovely, J. Morrell, M. Hartzocr. W. Hull, A. Miller, J. Pita- kowski, D. Georfre. R. Anno. Second row: R. Durant, R. Parker, A. Wade, N. Combs, M. Seybold, Mrs. Will- iams, V. Davis, J. Smith, M. Bartlett, L. Wesolov.ski, F. Arnott. Third row: P. Hatch, A. Miller, L. Matir. D. Reed, M. Simister, J. Dodson, J. Stedman, S. Snover, G. Kinne, P. Fort. Fourth row: D. James, D. Havener, J. Seltonoohl, D. Putler, D. Kruger, G. Stoddard, D. Walker, S. Sieniecki, R. Durant, S. Pelvick, G. Van Slyke, D. Paird. GRADES THREE AMD FOUR First Row: B. Griffith, J. Morris, M. Cameron, C. Parker, B. Baker Second Row: S. French, M. Phillips, A. Hall, Mrs. F.lphick, C. Conley C. Nelson, S. Bushnell , _ , , L _ , Third Row: D. Grisenthwaite, R. Vaughn P. Dygert, B. Rudolph, D. Decker K. Breithaupt, F. Walter Absent: Joanne Flanders, Mary Stanton First row: D. Abrial, J. Bierworth, D. Pomeroy, B. Wayland-Smith, D. Orr, D. Collins, E. Endemann Second row: M. Lewis, J. Wilson, K. Johnson, S. Perrigo, D. Herrington, Teacher, C. Van Wie, S. Babcok, M. Cheseboro, D. Ballard Third row: D. Barnard, L. Lyons, J. Gilbert, K. Noto, I. Cullen, R. O'Leary, Cadet Teacher: M. Noyes, S. Marshall, M. Greer, G. Noyes, G. Brewster THIRD GRADE F rst row: R. Baird, A. Spinelli, J. Wren, R. Fox, J. Ernenwein, R. Hawthorn, J.Hull. §econd 12L- Wishart, D. Kipp, J. Brtz, G. Hooley, Mrs. Zingaro, B. Fiedler, P. V.ade . Hitchings, C. Decker. Third row: V. Pekola, R. Simele, W. West, S. Hojnacki, J. Burback, E. Brown, F. Butler, J. Walker, D. Ferris. First row: R. Morris, E. Combs, G. Havener, G. ridge, R. Jones. Second row: G. Boyson, U. Purkhard, J. Putman, J. Buda, S. Thomson, V. Hopkins, C. Vaitnus. Third row: G. Bourne, D. Yarer, F. Przezowski, hardt, L. Herzog, G. Kinne. Herder, R. iNest, A. Brecken- M. Kenfield, Mrs. Snover, E. Secor, J. Felts, J. Lipp- THIRD (XRADE FIret row: L. Carpenter, E. Kirk, L. Sprague, J. Tkatch, F. Marshall, b. Seamon, H. Slmraonde. Second row: P. Chapman, L. Mower6, L, Ottaway, E. Sharrow, Mre. Griffin, L. Barnee, M. Bluet, H. Henneeey, J. Cameron. Third row: J. Mitchell, 0. Dutcher, J. Green, L. Moulton, L. Allen, M. Leclau, L. Lyons, J. Blanchette, B. Merkllng. Fourth row: T. Rich, G. Streeter, J. McGrath, C. Duncan, L. Scadter, C. Wlleon, G. Thurston. First row: J. Hewitt, R. Sturdevant, E. Seelman, F. Murphy, P. Sears, B. Campbell, R. Law. Second row: S. Clark, F. Mumford, A. Williams, R. Butler, Miss Pendorf, C. Adams, I). Wilbur, D. Sreca, W. Witchley. Third row: C. Simpson, J. Ferris, V. Adams, A. Kelts, R. Salm, B. Sansone B. Sansone. Absent: A. DiLapi, F. Hutchin 3, S. Morris, N. Reed, M. Smith. SECOND GRADE First Row: Vaitkus. Second Row: D. Burleigh, Thlra now: J . Nichols. F. Wesolowski, R. George, M. Stedman, G. Wood, G. Marcellus, P. E. Havener, J. Wlshardt, C. Kern, K. West, Mrs. Pooley, C. Durant S. Fazekas, J. Lewl6. J. Walker, H. Wellman, A. Barclay, R. Llppftardt, J. Schlefele, 8. Pierce. D. Chabot. G. Holmes. w. Belvlok. R. Jones.  First Row: S. Snover, T. Campbell, W. Williams, L. Jackson, J. Hartzog, J. WeVb, t . Van Slvke- Second Pow: C. McGowen, J. Lrnenwein, J. Peploski, C. Yager, Mrs. Oarlock, B. Holt, E. Fort, F. Chabot, C. Regner, Third Row: J. Kenna, H. Hawthorne, E. Peck, P. Fazekas, K. DeWolf, P. Finn, £ . rodock, S. Urganl, S. Kyff, J. Steltenpohl. SECOND GRADE First row: D. Tudman, B. Fenner, P. Evans, N. Krone, J. Davis, J. Perrigo. SecondTow: B. Jollie, J. Pletroskl, P. Cassell, L. Dutcher, Miss Bowman, A. Paquette, J. Putaski, B. Hahn, C. Evans. Third row: J. VacArthur, H. Hall, T.. Zucco, C. Grosjean, S. Robinson, K Jonee P. Deringer, T. Endemann. Absent: B. Hayes, C. O'Herien, J. Osier, G. Sweeney, J. Walradt. First row: y. Downey, D. George, D. Patricia, D. Herlov, R. V ayland-Smith, T. Parker, J. Freeman, B. Babcock. Second row: L. Rudolph, M. Seaoon, P. Wilson, 8. VanWje. Mist Swallow, '•. Hayes, S. Green, D. Rudolph, E. Evans. Third row; M. Leonard, J. Colburn, V. Anton, E. Noyes, T. Farmer, A. Phillips, T. .’enczwski, D. Jones, J. Zophy. Absent: J. Conte. SECOND GRADE First row: J. Law, J. Moshier, E. Merrell, G. Vanderwerken, P. Ricklefs. J. Cronin, L. Collins Second Row: L. Egan, D. Collins, K. Grant, R. Hutchings, Mrs. Stauffer, M. Wagner, M. Touse, S.A. Kitchen, S. Hyle -hirdArPw; D Dewan K Crain, R. Budlong, T. Stewart, H.M. Yaddaw, J.A. Raht, D. Ferris, S. Vencek Fourth row; D. Haslauer, E. Vanaerwall, C. Lewin, A. Wilczak. FIRST CkRAOE Flret row: B. Davie, D. Voll, W. Berdanler, E. Corcoran, L. Zucco, R. Freeman D. Warner, D. Evans, R. Zabele. Second row: p.L. Shaver, L. Flander, p. Downen, S. Sykes, Miss Molineux, M. Jenczewekl, S. Horny k, E. MacLaughlin, C. Cnaraoerlain Third Row; A. Morris, K. Bolton, H. Bickom, N. Gilbert, S. Coob, L. Seamon, §. AlleriT C. Hague, P. Scheible, A. Seamon, R. Burnham, J. Theisen, A. George Absent: R. Putaeki, D. Putaskl First row: C. Cassell, G. Grleenthwalte , J. Lesher, R. Dutcher, R. Dutcher, V. Smith, L. Morris, R. 3iggar. Second row: p. Haight, M. Noyes, 3. 3aker, S. Watson, Mrs. Griffith, J. Hansen, C. Formikell, S. Urlocker, L. Hill. Third row: B. Scheible, E. Brewster, L. Pomeroy, P. Liddycoat, K. Marshall, J. Moon, S. Park, D. Orr, J. Mackln, J. Lyons, L. Farrell, G. Noto FIRST GRADE First Row: J. Sutton, W. Dodge, R. Fiedler, J. Bibik, J. Holmes, C. Smith, R. Myers, T. Beckwith. Second Row: P. Kipp, N. Durant, S- Peck, J. Janes, Mrs. Felshaw, K. Haw- thorne, P. Kirk, L. Miller, M. Bourne. Third Row: R. Williams, J. Leeder, D. Miller, R. Pitoniak, D. Fox, J. Eaton, b. Srodock, B. Hooley, J. Reid, D. Lipphardt, R. Eaton, K. Burns. First row: L. Johnson, P. Schneible, W. Pratt, J. Morrell, E. Roser, Jr., C. vfolte, J. Hltchlngs, C. DeWolf Second row: S. Smith, J. Parker, C. Wren, N. Snyder, Mrs. Helt, M. Wesolowski, W. Decker, J. Janes, S. Smith TMrd row: D. Duda, J. Beaucheane, C. Hatch, E. Regner, L. Clifford, £. Caswell, R. Felts, K. Boggs, S. Henry, D. Hopkins FIRST GRADE. First row: H. Vanderwood, E. Faldzinskl, R. Sutherland, B. Hewitt, J. Jarney, J. Lewln, D. Vaughn. . . Second row: J. '.Vlckes, I. Durant, P. Seaman, L. Buss, Mrs. Kaltenbach, ears, M. Vanderwerken, J. Hutchings, J. Smith. Third row: N. Vunk, H. Seelman, T. Zajac, P. Carney, D. Adams, ’TTTFnenweln, D. Haslauer, J. Langford, J. Cresswell, P. Connors. Fourth row: R. Budlonir, W. Sturdevant, R. LaMunlon, R. Roberts, J. Reed. First row: R. Raymond, V. Durant, J. Tompkins, J. McCardlff, D. Roberts, J. Grant, D. Froschauer, K. Hyle. Second row: J. Lent, C. Stevens, S. Frlsek, C. Cervo, J. Aronson, V. Bates, M. Touse, S. Smith, B. Miller. Third row: S. Kennett, S. Cresswell, 3. Stlfert, R. Pamsden, R. Adams, C. Martin, J. Grant, S. Kelts, E. Hutchings, J. Sawner. Fourth row: S. Collins, D. Haslauer, J. Hynes, J. Crain, N. Dalklewlcz, Baker. KINDERGARTEN Front Row: A. Roser, W. Poppelton, J. Butler, J. Viali, L. Hiller, D. Gardner, J. Dixon, K. Eddy. Second Row: S. Hoffmeleter, N. Slmchlck, M. Gilbert, M. Ray, Mre. Hull, T t ® ------- - Parker. Schoeneck, W. Shaw, W. Durant, 8. Gregory, , P. Stedman. te 1  v. o -v , ncjroi B, x. Third Row: R. Breckenrldge, H. : M. Griff, K. Smith, D. Rosenthal Fljist Row: R. Conover, R. Dennison B. Gardner, J. Walker, W. Wesolowskl, V. West, P. Broekay. Second Row: K. Robinson, S. Pratt, B. Mackey, J. Ernenweln, Mrs. Hull. G. HoJacknTTL. Lane, P. Taylor, G. Herzog. B Beck, B. Hoffmeleter, C. Hoffmeleter, B. Sprague, W. Durant, P. VanScoy, R. Lewis, N. Dodge, J. Dodge. KINDERGARTEN First Row: H. Phillips, D. Rodzlnka, R. Marshall SeconcTEow: M. Jollle, S. Bushnell, P. Zophy, Mrs. Humphrey, E.Wyland, N. Buy- ea, D. Lowery, , Third Row: R. Nelson, L. Landon, L. Urlocker, P. Dirks „ „ AbsentTE. Rapp, B. Allen, L. Downing, P. Hayes, P. Johns, F. Rosa First Row: F. Beslg, C. Galliher, H. Phillips, B. Kratz Second Eow: S. Charlebois, D. Green, B. Kirk, J. Surburg ThircT Row? S. Phillips, B. Graham, J. Sayles, B. Frlsbee, B. Ottaway, L. Rudolph Absentees W. Barcume, J. Beane VERflOM CEHTER First Row; c. Tabolt, R. Miller, J. Deal Second Row: J. Finch, C. Sprinkle, A. Krug, Third Row; M. Durante, R. Havener, G. Clinch, L. Langford J. J. N. B. C. Clinch, T. Asch, R. Burke, G. Langford, D. Finch, Smith, S. Grannis, Finch, C. Krug Lawton, J. Miller, Tabolt, S. Miller, S. Harney, Mrs. Lenhart, E. Lent, H. Lyons, A, Eckhart, P. Henry, N. Smith, S. Rauscher, ?lrst E2E: L- Lawton, B. Miller, A. Finch, E. Booth, J. Sprinkle. Sec?nd 12N Glenn, J. i)urant, C. Sawner, M. Filler, Mrs. Cumminps, M. Lyons, N. Finch, 0. Henry, J. Mahady. _Third ESI- S. Rauscher, T. Harney, H. Peters, W. Booth, c. Grannis, L. Peters, P. Spain, M. Sawner, J. Adams, V. Durant, P. Deal. VERNON = 2. First row; L. Hartson, W. Ingersoll, D. Way. Second row; D. Hartson, C. Kotary, Miss Howland, Teacher, S. Seifert, V. Seifert. Third row; E. Kotary, M. Wilson. First Row: E. Skinner, J. Janowskl, R. Simmons . §ec'ond T?ow: S. Simmons, J. Snider, Mrs. Ashforth, G. Simmons, S. Clinch Third Row; D. Deal, R. Simmons CORNERS v. +v. VE.RMOM 9 First row: J. Collins, R. Benson, L. Stevens, L. Stevens, B. Kobler L'. Stevens Second row: L. Collins, M.J. Roberts, J. Miller, Mrs. State, V. Stevens, J. Stevens, W. Kobler Third row: P. Peck, J. Collins, V. Sprague GRE E MWAY First Row: J. Cleslei itfc, L. Millson, W. Ahles, J. Petonick, P. Klein Second Row: S. Wilson, R. Polpeant, J. Staple, Mrs. Pritchard, J. Lewis, F. Mllleon, B. Collins Third Row: W. Brower, J. Lewis, P. Osborn, J. Collins, A. Wltehley, S. Arthur, TT Mllleon WOOD CREE.K Firet Row: H. Weismantle, L. Filey, H. Filey. Becond Kow: S. Wood, B. Weismantle, Mrs. Cardinale, J. Klngwater, E. Filey. Third Roy: D. Conley, E. Filey, J. Bartlett. A. Kingvater. STACY BASIM Firet Row: Second Row: Third Row: J. Lohr, H. Rood, R. Lohr, S. Lohr, J. Lohr. W. Rolevlcz 0. Lohr, M. Rolewicz, Mr. Bogart, J. Rolevlcz, 3. Rider A. Lohr, J. Rider, T. Pawllkowekl, S. Lohr MEW LONOOM First Rrw: R. Glur, W. Boret, J. Drunnond, R. Borst Second Rqw: R. Hull, J. Webb, Mr . Matt, C. SearR, L. McCormick Third Row: R. Borst, 3. Dlpburger, M. EIIIb, R. Drunmond, K. Solnk plackmah’s corners First Row: R. Pratt, 3. Lane, P. Pavllkowski, H. Smith, W. Smith Second Row: B. Pawlikowski, A. Kirk, T. Kardys. D. Gardner. Mrs. Fareo, S, Kardys, P. Lane, M. Dennison, I. Ankln Third Row: P. Stellwagon, R. Gardner, J. Merry, M. Dennlaon, V. Farsco, C. Sexton, H. Hopple HATCH'S CORNERS First Row: T. Rounds, R, Smith, A, O'Brien, D. Smith, D. Kent Second Row: B, Renwlck, J. Rounds, B. Renwlck, J. Herzog, Miss Griffin, M. O'Brien, N. Cleslewltz, J. Storey, D. McGee CHURCHVILLE Flret Row: V. Solnk, T. Lawrence Second. Row: B. Farley, B. Farley, Miss Eades, R. Lawrence, L. Sholtz STATE BRIDGE First Row: 8econd Row: thirdRow: R. James, D. D. James, D J. Steve, R. Slmchlk, R. Wall, D. Rosenthal, J. Wkll Wilcox, Mrs. Ott, 9. Boncella, E, Wilcox 9mlth, R. Wall, W. Mosher, D. Jones mmm 'HAT ARE OU TWO BELLOW-FACULTY ■MEM BER5,. •£, % Mothsr .VISITS I ■•rue HtfU cones TWt PRIVER- ■j RAiNirJt, CAR iUOOlNQ OnAMCE 5cWf: c Wf'UNtHfR Cff OUT OF THIS“ PRISON i I gJ’Mg; -if  S- ‘V i Sf  _ . •• f - sm ■k PRort QUEEN -------w .N, -x DIDN'T MAKE I THE TEAM ■SUPERINTENOfNT of schools U)fl|TlMG TO SEC the principal HOORAY-NO SCHOOL'.'.! TEST ME¥T ita . PERIODS HOtlE WITH  the rumps «ilktime In ------------ KlNOeRGARTEH SNEAKINC.OWT L StltT rtE n CLASS , LUNCH IN THE C,Yn_ TEACHERS' ROOM THtRt  T C OLS STUDENT COUNCIL First Row: M. Peck, P. Bean, D. Breckenridge, M. Killer, B. Van Patten, Miss Vaughn, R. Dalklewlcz, N. Haight, J. Masner, Vf. Wood, F. Mahady. Second Row: B. Lauther, N. Vanderwal, K. Roy, C. Orton, B. DeVores, Miss Second Row: B. L uther, N. Vanderwal, K. Roy, C. Orton, B. Devore, Miss Clark tfrs. Waaser, W. Evans, E. Smith, W. Thayer, G. Haight. Third Row: R. Young, B. Wagner, M. Plantz, D. Markovski, R. Barne6, J. Wallace, C. Salm. This year Verona, Sherrill and Vernon each elected a student Council, much the same as they had in previous years. In order to promote smoother co-operaticn between the Councils a VVS Central Student Council was formed, consisting of the president, vice— presiaent ana secretary of each of the three separate Councils. The Central Council is presided over alternately by the Presidents of the member councils. Meeting every other Wednesday, the Central Council established a National Honor Society Chapter and the Sportsmanship Brotherhood at VVS. Other important matters were enacted also. Connie Salm is the Verona president, Nick Vunderwall, at Vernon, and Cot Orton at Sherrill. CHORUS First row; C. Spink, J. Mahoney, B. Lauther, W. r.Vans, J. Kinne, W. Thayer, C. Foster, J. Cornish. Second row; C. Jones, J. Conley, N. Kelt, M. Dennison, D. Lord, P. Fawn, V. Freeman, J. ’asner, K. Highers, M. Robinson, V. Loveless. Third row; B. Breckenrldge, R. Gregory, E. Dodge, 3. Gafner, J. Sholtz, C. Noble, C. Salm. P. Shoneck. Fourth row; T. Ray, R. Vanderhoff, J. Larabee, K. Janes, R. Ho. ackni, C. SmitKT D. Bartozek, J. Van Dreason, C. Watson, G. Selble, D. Campbell, D. Jackson, N. Day, C. Brodock, D. Eaton, B. Hltchlngs, M. Plantz. Fifth row; J. Reed, R. Agne, H. Schiefele, C. Angeli, F. Myers, J. Williams, J. ‘Vood, A. Drummond, J. Simons, P. Kruger, VI. Kirk, C. Houseman, J. Schiefele, 3. Jackson, I. Cornish, C. Parent, B. Kyff. First row; A. Champney, H. Brown, C. Russell, C. Mallory, D. Pohl, D. Gifford, R. Blanchette, P. Cassell, M. Dangle, D. Ingalls, 0. Hartwig, C. SImmonds, Z. Tousley, D. Laing, C. hinms, V, Paquette. Second row; K. McGrath, V. Skinner, R. Rugg, V . Mahady, D. Ceraolo, p. VorthruD, J. Vontgomery, K. Wood, P. Kelly, R. Hahn, M. Zinzack, E. Bohrer. Third row; E. Black, N. Downey, M. Doyle, I. Elmer, C. Herlov, R. Lynch, V. Stever, S. Johnston, V, peck, S. Marshall, E. Halstead, P. Oatman, P. McCraw, A. Dorn, J. Williams. Fourth row; F. Montgomery, J. Paquette, J. McGraw, R. Barnes, S. Pomeroy, G. B’lair, J. Pratt, A. Walter, Mr. Hosic, A. Wright, P. Corney, N. Snyder, E. Wright, C. labels, A. Schelble, J. Luke, B. Devore, P. Rich, C. voukor. Fifth row; V. Sweeney, J. Phillips, J. Beach, K. Seamon, C. Phillips, J. Comfort, R. Richards, C. Trout, 0. Savercool, H. Burger, R. V right, P. V.ri 'ht, P. Zuegg, E. Smith, L. Watson, N. Fifield, E. Jones, S. Silliman, A. Group, B. Kitchen. First Row: J. Beach, C. Youker, D. Pohl, D. Hoyt, D. Collins, B. Griffith, B. Kitchen, L. Watson. Second Row; p. Cassell, A. Walter, P. McGraw, H. Burger, R. Richards, P. Shaver. Third Row: p. Stever, G. Prowda. Standing: T. Parker, C. Dorn, J. Luke, B. Moulton, B. Lesher, S. Alexander, A. Wright, Mr. Zingaro. First Row: B. Lauther, M. Highers, R. Fisher, N. Day, E. Kitchen, R. Kyff, J. Mahoney, B. Kyff. Second Row; C. Fuller, R. Walker, F. Scheifele, M. Dodge, B. Van Patten, £. Dodge, D. Davis, G. Gafner, R. Warner. Third Row: M. Grems, L. Agne, R. Angeli, R. Kegebein, R. Angeli, J. George, M. Miller, P. Taylor, R. Vanderhoof, E. Kitchen, C. Salm, R. Noble, R. Gregory, D. Fargo, M. Myers, J. Simons, T. Ray. Fourth Row; N. Helt, M. Denison, H. Scheifele, C. Spink, J. Reed, C. Watson, G. Dunne, W. Evans, J. Kinne, K. Millson, C. Jacobs, Mr. Zingaro. Front Row: A. Havener, D. Lord, J. Wood, I. Cornish. JUniOR BAUD First row: A. 3ennett, J. Stanton, B. Black, S. Putaski, C. Barnes, S. Dewan, S. Law, M. Vaughan, J. Krawiec, E. Dalkiewicz Center row: B. Bu3S, M. Law, R. Dalkiewicz, K. Dixon, C. Raht, V . Abriel, V. Miller, D. Rosa,B. Kaciag, P. Beane, P. Pawlicki, B. Lanz, C. Horan, N. Haight, E. Seifert, J. Warner, R. Deringer, F. Laciag, C. Kitchen, M. L. Jacobs, A. Yaddaw, L. Vahady Back row: E. Beach, D. Irwin, D. Richards, Miss Holmes SNOOZE STAFF Seated: C. Y'atson, N. Kelts, C. Salm, F. I'ahady. First B Kyff J- Paquette, V. Loveless, D. Eaton, ,T. Smith, 3. VanPatten, A. Drummond, N. Helt. S. Pomeroy. S C£Ild CD Jackson, -J. Plantz, Mr. Simmons Adviser, l.'r. Winne Adviser, C. Trout. First row: C. Spink, F. Witchely, A. Barclay, Kr. DeKay, D. Baker, R. Varner, D. Regner Second row; W. Breckenridge, P. Disburger, W. Kirk, D. Farkowski, C. Butler, C. Reed, R. Zeller. Thlrd T. Collins, G. Sholtz, R. Gerwig, C. Jacobs, Y . Noble, G. Conley. ART CLUB First Rnvr: R. Blanchette, J. Phillips, J. Milia, P. Reames, J. McGraw Second Row: R. Barnes, B, Collins, Mrs. Oriffing, J. Ano, F. Montgomery FR.EMCH CLUB m First row: P. Faun, J. Masner, C. Jones, C. Youker, I. Elmer, C. 7. Phillips, D. Decker. Second row: R. Hahn, J. Austin, A. ?Toyes, W. Evans, Miss Davies, J. Plantz, M. Krawiec, K. Roy. Third row: E. Kitchen, C. Parent, R. Agne, C. Lanz, H. Scheifele, C. Angeli, J. Scheifele, D. Bartoszek, N. Day, L. Flke. Fourth row: N. Paquette, B. Jackson, R. Blanchette, C. Simmonds, i33 Donzella, M• Myers, P. Schoeneck, J. Williams, I. Cornish, D. Dorn, R. Wright, Mrs. Clark Z. Tousley, Pohl.  LIBRARY CLUB Left to Right: A. Flanagan, A. Drurmond, D. Jackson, Mrs. Waaeer, P. Schoeneck, B. Van Patten, J. Williams First Row: M. Peck, R. Lynch, H. Brown, M.J. Burke, D. Jones, E. Skinner Second row: N. Snyder, V. Durant, K. Cobb, Mrs. Lawless, P. Hogan, M Hennessey. CHEFS CLUB geared: Mrs. York, Hone Economics Advisor Standing: J. Black, M Nodecker, B. Collina, R. Group, J. Henessey. DANCING CLUB 2 5 First Row: D. Lord, N. Helt, M. Dennison, M. Highers, M. Freeman, M. Robinson Second Roif: C. Noble, J. Sholtz, C. Sain, P. Fawn, B. Hopkins, J, Larrabee, Third Row: C. Watson, 0. Selbel, A. Drummond, C. Brodock, D. Eaton, J. Reed, Mrs. Wellman, A. Flanagan, M. Plant?, P. Peabody, D. Jackson, N. Day Fourth Row: D. Bartlett, J. Plantz, J. Chamberlin, P. Matvlaw, D. Young, w. Thayer, J. Morgan, H. Brackenrldge, K. Loveless, Mr. Glambatista FOOTBALL Back row: Coach Callan, J. Hennessey, J. Morgan, p. Zuegg, G. Savercool, H. Burger, E. Smith, T. Parker, C. Orton, D. Eychner, Coach Cmaylo Front row; P. Frank, G. Conley, T. Wright, P. Hennessey, P. Matvias, T. Frank, B. Richmond, J. Black, H. Brockenridge, B. Alexander Approximately two dozen men reported for six- man football under Coach Callan and Cmaylo. The big trouble this year seemed to be in co-ordinating the attack, but in the opener at Holland Patent it seemed as if they had done it. Again and again they came from behind—eventually to win. In the following games the team made a good showing, but couldn't find that last one or two points to win. From the looks of this year’s squad,next years1 should be really great due to the fact that some of the boys needed only experience to assert themselves as the great players they are. WS—Sh Holland patent—1+2 WS—to Earlville—33 WS—22 Sauquoit—38 WS—21 Oriskany—22 FOOTBALL JV ELEVEN MAN Prom the thirty-eight candidates appearing at the first practice. Coaches Clark and Halloran molded a strong hard-fighting squad which gave a good account of itself. During this first year of eleven-man foot- ball the squad proved itself to be very capable in building up a record of three victories and two losses. This squad composed entirely of Sophomores and Freshman is expected to provide the backbone of next year's elev- en-man varsity team and should do a very fine job. VVS--7 VVS--0 VVS—20 VVS--12 VVS—12 Canastota—0 Oneida—20 Camden—7 Hamilton—19 Oneida—7 Back row: Coach Halloran, P. Dwyer, D. Boone, B. Edic S. Jones, J. Comfort, C. Trout, K, Roy, P. St. Auburn, C. Kitendaugh, G. Haignt. G. Barnes, D. Chapman, Coach Clark Front row; p. Hennessey, R. Wright, T. Collins, A. Noyes; FT'Rainboth, F. Thurston, R. Wall, J. McGrath: R. Northrup, F. Guernier, A. Barclay, R. Wright, D- Regner VARSITY BASKETBALL . Tm Frank A« 1Graves, H. Breckenrldge, J. Chamberlin. Coach DeLong Henenfev B v ??gCT KpiD®nnieon, E. Orton, P. Hennessey, 8. Alexander, J. nenessey, R, Wall, J, Plantz - Absent: P. Frank WS opened its season winning its first three games. Then the boys dropped their first game to Hamilton by a one-point heart-breaker. The red and white then went into a tailspin losing to Westmoreland and Oneida before pulling out for a close victory of over an upset for Clinton. The Clinton game marked the start of a scoring spree for John Chamber- lain wno Joined Pete Prank in leading the attack. VVS wound up the season with eight wins and nine defeats. They rang up 901 points while allowing their opponents 865. WS BB 53 Westmoreland i9 VVS BB 53 Cazenovia bb 27 VVS BB kl Waterville bb W WS BB k3 Hamilton BB W VVS BB kl Oneida BB 50 VVS BB 5p WestmorelandBB 51 VVS BB kk Clinton BB WS BB kl Cazenovia BB WS BB o0 Canastota BB 69 WS BB 72 Chittenango BB 5C WS BB 57 Camden BB 7U WS BB 6l Hamilton BB 68 VVS BB 26 Clinton BB WS BB 63 Waterville BB WS BB 51 Oneida BB 55 VVS BB 53 Camden BB 52 WS BB 72 Chittenango BB 53 WS BB 57 Canastota BB 52 First Row: K. Roy, B. Ouernler, A. Noyes C. Trout, C. Klttendaugh, T. Reneger. Second Row: Coach Cmaylo, R. Wright, R. Wright, M. Nodecker, P. Kruger, T1. Wright, Mgr. B. Hilts.. tne Vernon-Verona-Sherrlll Junior varsity basketball team finished an impressive court schedule with 14 wins and 4 losses, Including 2 soarkling victories over the Oneida Juniors. Coach Walter Cmylo's charges amassed a total of 815 points, while allowing their opponents an anemic total of 580. Kenney Roy led the VVS Juniors In scoring with 203 points while Rich Wright captured 171 points. WS 36 Westmoreland 38 VVS 30 Cazenovla 17 VVS 45 Waterville 23 WS 24 Hamilton 42 VVS 35 Oneida 32 WS 44 Westmoreland 33 WS 40 Clinton 41 VVS 51 Cazenovla 33 WS 63 Canas tota 47 VVS 48 Chittenango 26 VVS fl Camden 30 VVS 51 Hamilton 38 VVS 66 Clinton 27 VVS 38 Waterville 40 VVS 48 Oneida 37 VVS li5 Camden 16 VVS 53 Chittenango 22 VVS 51 Canastota 34 CHEERLEADERS First Row: P. Fawn, o. Second Rowi N. Helt. P. Pohl. Hartwlg, C. Russell, D. Lord, P. Castle Reames, B. Kyff, C. Spain, J. Luke, D. CJRL5' VOLLEY BALL Flrr-t Row: R. Vanderhoof, J. Larrs.bee, I. Cornish, P. Second Row: Z. Tousley, C. Sweeney, E. Kyff, M. Lyons, Third Row: Russell, P. J. Mills, A. Thurston, P. Castle, Miss Pettes, Steber, N. Kelt. v Spain, P. Schoeneck, M. Zinsack, J. Adams, M. C. Zebele, R. Barnes. M. Plants. Corney, J. Pratt, J. Luke, J. Oatman. The Girls Volleyball Team was only partially successful tnis year, beating Canastota and losing to Oneida. Playday was hold at Canastota, but the team lo3t. However, keen competion made it an enjoyable season. BOYS’ BOWLING First Row: R. Hann, T. Reneger, K. Loveless, J. Hackett, R. Group, J. Blaok, 0. Foster, H. Berger, D. Ceraolo, P. Kelly. Second Row: J. Austin, D. Wayland-Smlth, M. Nodecker, G. Savercool, B. Collins, J. Ano, R. Wright, R. Lynch, P. Frank, C. Trout, J. Plantz. Third Row: R. Reebres, W. Marshall, J. Ruttan, H. Breckenrldge, T. Wright, J. Comfort, E. Smith, P. St. Auburn, Mr. Tornatore, D. DuPlecy, L. Satson, S. Alex- ander, T. Frank, M. Krawlec, C. Phillips, N. Flefleld, G. Haight, T. Ray. GIRLS BOWLING First Row: J. Lust, M. Skinner, C. Russell, J. Beach, S. Marshall, M. Dangle, J. Luke, J. Williams, A. Thurston, P. Oatman, A. West, P. McGraw, K. Janes, K. McGrath. Second Row: M. Seaman, N. Downey, N. Helt, D. Lord, P. Faun, P. Castle, C. Emms E. Halstead, P. Reames, C. Mallory, C. Slramonds, Z. Tousley, G. Hartwlg, M. Dennison, M. Freeman, M. Peck. Third Row: J. Wood, P. Schoeneck, N. Pauquette, P. Corney, M. Zinzack, M. Brown B. Hltcnlngs, K. Cobb, A. Wright, J. Adams, M. Sweeney, B. Kyff, C. Lanz, M. Plantz, S. Pomeroy, M. Myers, S. Sllllman, E. Bohrer, N. Day, J. Williams, A. Group, J. Larrabee. Fourth Row: J. Oatman, D. Ingalls, R. Blanchette, C. Youker, V. Durant, S. John- ston, CTWatson, G. Selbel, Mrs. Krelter, Miss Pettis, R. Riche, D. Lalng, I. Cornish, B. DeVores, C. Salra, J. McGraw, C. Noble, J. Bennett. BASE BALL First Row: K. Loveless, J. Chamberlin, C. Splnelll, H. Breokenridge, G. Conley Second Rowi Coaoh Clark, R. Group, J Plants, M. Nodecker, D. Young, D. Wayland-Smlth, P. Zuegg, P. Frank, A. Wilson. FRESHHAM BASKETBALL Seated: W. Whltford, P. Dwyer, G. Haight, P. St. Auburn, C. Wright, R. Marshall, R. Northrup. Standing: Coach Clark, R. Hann, J. McGrath, L. Peters, J. Comfort, G. Barnes, G. Abel, P. Ralnboth, R. Henessey, W. Breckenrldge, P. Kelly. ft) ♦ ♦ jafety. Confort Oneida Products Corporat ion C a nos iota ,N. y. MEMBER FDI.C. DIAL 3-3235 VEftNON, N.Y conpuriEnT5 or “KOLBL PHOTO SERVICED YOUR YEAR BOOR PHOTOGRAPHER projector y irs mm riLn REMTAL5 KlfflE 5T TAST SYRACUSE , HE W YORK Rickard's Jeweler-optician Oneida, N.Y. Phone 1691 Brennan's Appliances 151 Madison Street Oneida, N.Y. Phone 10$ Buy Bonds Verona Post Office Verona, New York Compliments of John 0. Evans Principal of Verona High School 1905-1908 G. L. P. Peed Store G. L. P. Farm Store Rome, New York Lesiakowski's II46 W. Dominick, Rome, N. Y. Phone 1370 Compliments of Clinton Farm Supply M. J. Engelbert Bro. I6I4 W. Dominick, Rome, N. Y. Phone 1738 Compliments of Iseneker's Dairy Inc. 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Jarnos, Rome, N. Y. Compliments of Al's Tavern Verona, New York The Sheveron staff would like to thank our advertisers and boosters for their supoort of our yearbook. Vernon Mills Flour Feed Vernon, New York Robert W. White Lumber Building Supplies Vernon, New York Haiders Farm Equipment Company Massey-Harris Sales Service Verona Phone: Vernon 3-2W03 Condi Milking Machine Company, Inc. Sherrill, New York Phone: 171 or 172 Vets’ Highway Service Phone: 3-3735—3-3730 Vernon, N.Y. General Repairs-Towing Service Roy's Service Station Atlantic Gas Oil Vernon N.Y. Phone: 3-3195 Compliments of Vernon Gas Oil Company Vernon Pharmacy Vernon, N.Y. Phone: 3-3125 Compliments of Dairymen's League Story Appliance Company, Inc. Vernon, N.Y. Pyrofax Gas Service Coraoliments of Ward Canning Company Vernon Farm Supply your International Harvester Dealer Compliments of J. Albert Amann General Insurance John Hart Vernon, N.Y. Phone: 3-3155 Compliments of Crown Dairy Supply of New York State Shear's Market Vernon, N.Y. Phone: 3-31C5 Compliments Vernon Confectionery Store Prop: R. B. Touse and R. W. Brown Victory Chain, Inc. William Decker, Mgr. for the best in groceries ana meats Compliments of Ira Greenway Vernon, N.Y. Zero Lockers Oneida, N.Y. Phone: 1319 Compliments Sansones' Dept. Store Vernon, N.Y. Sherrill Hardware 111 W. Noyes Blvd. Phone: 298 Compliments of National Auto Store Oneida, N.Y. Phone: 628 Frey Auto Supply 129 Broad Street Oneida, N.Y. Phone: 1213 Vernon Oarage Michael Korman, Prop. Dial 3-3315 Adams Dairy E. 2nd. Street Oneida Castle Phone: 1751 John's Body Shop Body Fender repairing Phone 3-3773 Johnson Monument Company 591 Main Street, Oneida Phone: 80 + Arthur Langford Contractor Phone +-365 Vernon Center, New York HInman Milking il5l Elizabeth Street Oneida, N.Y. Phone: 56l Markson Brothers Furniture Oneida, N.Y. Phone 1057 Garofalo's Townshoes Phone: 1+34 ll+7 Main Street Oneida, N.Y. Vanderlands Sherrill Square Sherrill Phone: 2£l+ Sivers 301 W. Seneca Sherrill Phone: 6l Kenwood Electric Light Co. 202 Sherrill Rd. Phone: 2l+l Zophy's Firestone Main Street Oneida, N.Y. Breithaupts Super Drug Store 25th Anniversary 1926-1951 Drugs-Home 3aked Goods-Meats-Groceries Gordon Flower Shop Oneida, N.Y. phone: 839 Corona, tailor 12? E. Seneca Sherrill Phone: 196' Willard J. Laube Vernon, New York Phone: 3-2731 Che3ebro'3 Store 329 E. Seneca Sherrill Phone: 3$3 Matt s Wholesale Retail Market Homemade Cured Products Vernon, New York Phone: 3-27 +2 First National Bank 6ll+ Sherrill Road Phone: 327 Chapman's 6l3 Sherrill Road Phone: 1+09-J Uebler Milking Machine Company, Inc. Vernon, New York Phone: 3-2965 Wholesale Distributors of Farm Equip. W. J. Hinman Compliments Jeweler tt. Silversmith of Corner of Main Phelps St., Oneida, N.Y. Seneca Service Garage Silver City Inn RD2 Oneida Phone: 35® Sherrill Compliments of Vernon Plumbing Heating Company Fred Spear Walter Stauffer Blaster—The Barber Sherrill Rd. Phone: 356 W Edward J. Murphy Sherrill, N.Y. Phone: lo Shell Gas Station Groceries-Sundries Vernon, N.Y. Compliments of Alger Funeral Home Vernon, N.Y. Spink's Grocery 1+19 Sherrill Rd. Sherrill, N.Y. L. w. Van Valkenburg Vernon, N.Y. Phone 3-3131 Plumbing-Hardware-Heating A. C. Lutowski General Merchandise Vernon Center, N.Y. Phone if-235 Compliments of Verona Hotel Verona, New York G. R. Orcutt Electric Shop 19 + Genesee St. Oneida, N.Y. Phone 1370 Electrical Contractor Beach Lumber Company Upper W. Cominlck St. Rome, N.Y. Lumber-mlllwork-paint-wallpaper For all your Festive Occasions call Chamberlins Flower Shop Verona, N.Y. Phone Oneida 2060-R2 Compliments of Roy R. Salm Floor finishing cabinets floor wall tile. Phone Rome +2lU—Ml Compliments of Moses Retail Feed Store Durhamville, N.Y. See Ben Wilson, your Mass. Mutual Life Ins. Agt. 100 yrs. of protect- ing the American Family. Verona, N.Y. Compliments of Oliver Office Equipment l +8 North Washington, Rome, N.Y. Cook and Alder Attorneys at Law Vernon and Rome, New York Be sure, Insure with Kenneth W. Kenna R.D. 2 Verona, N.Y. Phone ll+58-W2 Compliments of Traxell's Barber Shop Rome, N.Y. Compliments of Vernon Agricultural Society Vernon, New York Oneida Hardware Company 107 Madison Street Oneida, N.Y. Phone 70 Vernon Center Feed Store Janowski Brothers Vernon Center, N.Y. Phone - 75 Kallet Theater Oneida, New York Phone Oneida 325 Harry F. Naumann Naumann Bldg. 2lW Cedar Street Oneida, N.Y. Phone 623 Pfaff's Market 128 Main 381 A 385 R. B-. Ruby Lumber Company, Inc. Oneida, N.Y. Phone 52 Wood's Sunoco Service l +2 Lenox Avenue Oneida, N.Y. Oneida 363 Oneida Surplus Outlet 132 Madison Street Oneida, N.Y. Phone 1716 Mower's Cities Service 179 Madison Street Phone 1312-J Olin Electronics 117 Madison Street Oneida, N.Y. Phone +10 Jacobson Conley 111 E. Seneca Street Sherrill, N.Y. Phone WlO Best Wishes to the Class of '51 John W. Black, General Contractor Vernon, N.Y. Phone 3-2M+5 Compliments of Stedford Chemical Co. Vernon N.Y. The N. A. Tyler Lumber Co.,Inc. Serving Since 1877 Vernon, N.Y. Phone 3-2925 Compliments of a Friend BOOSTERS )n . A(d tzs xJx, Z. t y List y J ij7s a 3 t L €A X y x±s J a vcs OUSos . f tjbh a, fy- 0’y °, ij.. Ibbri r djlAW VLc JZ Ep jEfyuz . Zsri oT asri, Q yiA£y U y b L. G. Balfour Company Leland G. Lee, l6lj. Hermitage, N.Y. Rochester, N.Y. Complimont3 of Cy Noble Sons Cool Company Greenway, New York Alfred Poirer, Radio, TV,Service Durhamville, New York Phone Oneida 206l-Rl Compliments of Oneida Valley Garage Oneida Valley, New York Charles Williams Funeral Home ij.6 ; Sherrill Road Phone - i+06 Miller Paper Company, Inc. 200-201 . 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