Vernon Verona Sherrill Central School - Sheveron Yearbook (Verona, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1956 volume:

SkeucHOti We feel deeply honored to be the first class to complete its entire senior year in the new school. To us the school will always bring back fond memories of our aims and achievements, the friendships we have made, and the many good times. Now as we embark on various careers we will cherish these happy memories and hope that those who follow us will have as many happy memories. We shall never forget our high school years. 2 fattent PAGE ADMINISTRATION .................................... 7 SENIORS ............................,........... 15 UNDERCLASSMEN ................................. 43 SPORTS ...................................... 55 ACTIVITIES ................................. 69 ELEMENTARY ................................. 8 7 ADVERTISING .............................107 3 'DecUcati K Although we are seniors preparing to embark on various careers, we realize that we are still young in experience. Knowing that their counsel and love is available to give us strength and faith in our needs—we, the Class of 1956, humbly dedicate this yearbook to our parents. 4 )k TttenviicuK Freida M. Schiefele Robert G. Maxwell The Class of 1956 dedicates this page of the Shevernon to the memory of Freida M. Schiefele and Robert G. Maxwell. Although these class members are no longer with us, their memory will always live. We are sure that Freida and Bob have found eternal happiness with Him, the Creator of all Mankind. 5 Steven Left to Right: D. Hartson, Assistant Photography Editor; L. Pawlikowski, Literary Editor; R. Fischer, Layout Editor; Miss Brophy, Advisor; S. Hedderich, Sports Editor; J. Biggar, Photography Editor; D. Detrich, Editor-in-Chief; A. Gauthier, Assistant Editor-in-Chief. Sheveron Business Staff—Mr. Simmons, Mrs. Wellman Bottom Row: N. Finch, A. Law, B. Black, M. Miller, T. Wenham, E. Kahn. Second Row: E. Dalkiewicz, S. Dewan, F. Durant, A. Simmons, Mr. Simmons, C. Barns, B. Maciag, R. Foscjer, R. Grimm, S. Janes. Third Row: W. Lampman, J. Collins, H. Holi, S. Mallery, D. Rosa, M. Mumford, H. Durant, S. Putaski, S. Law, R. Zajac, Mrs. Wellman. Officers: Advertising Manager, B. Black; Assistant Advertising Manager, C. Barns; Subscription Editor, M. Miller. Assistant Subscription Editor, T. Wen- ham. SHEVERON STAFFS The combined staffs of the Sheveron have worked diligently to produce this issue of the yearbook. Though these pages will not contain for each of us a complete history of all our most memorable moments at V.V.S., we hope they will tell a story of the four most enlightening years of our lives. 6 VERNON - VBRONfy - SHERRILL central, school d sr ? ct S wuC SduaztioK First Row: Dr. John D. George Jr., Mrs. John Detrich, President; Mrs. Bernard Collins. Second Row: Mr. Floyd Scheifele, Mr. Arthur Agne, Mr. Haskell Fenner, Mr. Seamon Ferris, Mr. John Deal. Absent: Mr. John Black. To the Board of Education we, the student body, gratefully say Thank You for your unselfish efforts and countless hours that you have spent in order to provide us with a good education. Left to Right: Mrs. Harold Warcup, Secretary to the Board; Mr. Warner Frisson, 'I'reasurer of the Board. 8 SoifwUttteMdeKt THE NEW YEAR The Year Ahead” of last year has become the completed year this June. The anticipations of working in a new building have become a reality. Teachers and pupils alike have adjusted to the new environment. The educational process has proceeded smoothly in our pleasant academic surroundings. The Class of 1956 enters adult life from a school building and curriculum designed to give each member every opportunity to equip himself with the necessary knowledge, according to his ability, to live successfully in an adult world. How competently the task of education has been fulfilled must await the test of time. The Community, the Board of Education and the professional staff extend to the Class of 1956 their sincere wishes for years of happiness. You are now ready to prove yourselves in our highly competitive society. William T. Thomson Superintendent Mr. William T. Thomson PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE We extend our most sincere congratulations and best wishes to the Class of 1956. This particular class has been a very aggres- sive and dynamic one over the years. It has es- tablished a record of accomplishment and achievement in both the scholastic and extra- curricular fields that will stand as a challenge for future classes to meet. We feel certain that we shall see and hear more about the splendid progress and achievements of many individual members of this class in the years to come. This has been our first full year of operation in our new building and in spite of the fact that we seem to be busier than ever things seem to have been running smoothly. We fully realize that such a large organization could not func- tion properly without the wholehearted co-oper- ation of students, teachers, secretaries, custodi- ans, and bus drivers. For this we are most grate- ful and offer our sincere thanks. John B. Pilette Principal 9 John B. Pilette Wilbur Hoyt, Vice Principal VICE PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE We have finished our formal school re- lationships with each other. I hope we have laid a firm foundation in each of you, on which you will continue to go forward in our American way of life, being ever alert for signs of the unseen foe. Wilbur F. Hoyt Vice Principal 10 Stc KCKt vuf rfd UKiafa tiaK Left to Right: Mr. Dodge, Elementary Prin- cipal, Verona; Miss Bingham, Elementary Supervisor; Mr. Hruby, Elementary Principal, Vernon and Sherrill. School faculty First Row: Mrs. J. Fudesco, Mrs. A. Wolf, Mrs. E. Bellinger, Miss M. Donzella, Miss C. Neville, Mrs. V. Snyder, Miss M. McBride, Miss S. Davies, Miss B. Vaughn. Second Row: Mr. L. Glazier, Mr. J. Zingaro, Mr. A. Zingaro, Mrs. H. York, Miss M. Clark, Mrs. J. Daiker, Mrs. G. Freeman, Mrs. R. Wellman, Mrs. C. Gifford, Mrs. K. Ennis, Miss B. Brophy, Mr. J. Graves, Mr. P. Maphia, Mr. D. Everhart. Third Row: Mr. R. DeLong, Mr. G. Silknetter, Mr. D. Collins, Mr. D. Egan, Mr. R. Odell, Mr. A. Simmons, Mr. J. Lesionowski, Mr. D. Gar- denier, Mr. J. Crowley, Mr. W. Cmaylo, Mr. J. Cmaylo, Mr. C. Clark, Mr. B. DeKay, Mr. O. Edkin. Absent: Mrs. G. Lawless, Mr. L. Ellis, Mr. R. Borgogononi, Mr. W. Teeter, Mr. Elderkin. £U Kctt vuf acuity First Row: Mrs. E. Smith, Miss Tosi, Miss Bowman, Mrs. Humphrey, Mrs. Ashforth, Mrs. L. Zingaro, Miss Herron, Mrs. Herring, Mrs. Fargo, Mrs. P. Wagar, Mrs. Fryer, Mrs. Hum- mell, Mrs. Ingersoll, Mrs. Aronson. Second Row: Mrs. Kaltenback, Mrs. Vosbury, Mrs. Thayer, Mrs. Carleton, Mrs. D. Smith, Mrs. Woods, Mrs. Bentley, Mrs. Snover, Mr. Esper, Mr. Roehm, Mr. Juravich, Mrs. Felshaw, Miss Graziano, Mrs. Allard, Mrs. Kelts, Mrs. Felts, Miss Griffin, Mrs. Bach, Mrs. Bailey. Third Row: Mrs. Stauffer, Mrs. Cunningham, Mrs. Helt, Miss Swallow, Mrs. Conley, Miss Howland, Mrs. Elphick, Mrs. Dunning, Mrs. Karieva, Miss Herrington, Miss Pendorf, Mrs. Ellis, Mrs. Sawner, Mrs. Garlock, Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Adams, Miss Wettel, Mrs. P. Zingaro. tpUcCoKCt DOiectvu Left to Right: Mrs. Kreiter, Mr. Jenkins. 12 Mrs. Reilly, Mrs. Wolf, Mr. Depetro, Mrs. Vergalito. Se ietcvual Sta Left to Right: Mrs. Cassell, Mrs. Wettal, Mrs. Silknetter. Bottom Row: E. Jones, M. Davis, A. Hyde, C. Surburg, T. Nell. Second Row: D. Pelkola, M. Jones, L. Hull, N. Merrill, M. Erickson. Absent: M. Reals, M. James, B. Cox. 13 (2«iafocUcuc Bottom Row: L. Herring, E. Dailey, R. Grant, A. Smith, A. Dam, A. Herring, E. Lent. Second Row: G Lampman, G. Wagner, F. Law, L. Berg, L. Decker. Absent: Mrs. Haslauer, Mrs. Closs. E. Newman, D. VanSIyke, R. Lawrence, P. Anderson, B. Chamberlain, D. Wright, E. Brown, G. Siefert, E. Kitchen, V. Skaggs, D. Tanny, G. Berdanier, N. Laube, C. Muth, P. Makar- chuk, A. Sable, R. Ovard. 14 SeKuw O icenA Left to Right: S. Law B. Lanz R. Grimm E. Warburton 4cCvi46 4 Left to Right: Mr. Allen Simmons Mrs. Rhoda Wellman Mr. Jack Lesniowski 16 VALEDICTORIAN S ALUT ATORI AN GAYL KELTS 97.361 DAVID DETRICH 94.333 We, the class of 1956, salute you, our honor students, and hope your future years are as successful as those that we spent together as classmates in V.V.S. Our congratulations and best wishes go with each of you because we are proud of, and happy for, you and your achievement. NO. 3 MILDRED MILLER 93.253 NO. 4 NO. 5 JANET BIGGAR 92.528 JEAN HENNESSEY 91.791 17 Junior Play 3; Intramurals 3; Bowling 4; Audio Visual Club 4. A good man is contented. GAA 1, 2, 3; Library Club 1, 2, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Bowling Captain 1, 2, 3, 4; Commercial Club 3, 4; Head Flag Twirler 3, 4; Beacon 3, 4; Sheveron Busi- ness Staff 4; Pep Club 4. Heaven will protect the working girl. Chorus 1, 2, 3; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Mat Club 1; Bowling 1, 2, 3; Beacon 3; Library Club 3, 4; Latin Club 3, 4; Sheveron Advertising Staff 4. Owe o the greatest pleas- ures of life is conversation. JANET BIGGAR Jaybie Library Club 1, 2, • 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, Officer 1; Band 1; Chorus 2, 3; President Latin Club 2; Beacon 2; Bowling 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Varsity Cheerleader 4; President Spanish Club 4; Photog- raphy Editor of Sheveron 4. Triends are all that matter. BARBARA A. BLACK Barb Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Club 1, 2, 3; Beacon 1, 2, 3, 4; Bowling 1, 2; GAA 1, 2; Sheveron Business Staff 4; Pep Club 4. Silence is golden and she’s off the gold standard. BARRY BOLTON Pat Freshman Basketball 1; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Bowling 1; Swimming 1; J.V. Baseball 1; V. Baseball 2, 3, 4; V. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Cap- tain 4; J.V. Basketball 2, 3; Commercial Club 3, 4; V. Wrestling 4. goo athlete is always a good leader. 18 WILLIAM BELLOWS Bill He can because he thinks he can. CHARLES R. CARVER Chuck Freshman Basketball 1; J.V. Football 2; Wrestling 2; V. Football 3. He drives as if rehearsing for an accident. , f WILLIAM CONDON Wild Bill When he feels like exercis- ing, he just lies down until the feeling goes away. SANDRA R. DEWAN Sandy Chorus 1, 2, 3; GAA 1, 2, 3; Latin Club 1; Library Club 1, 4; Bowling 1, 3; Home- making Club 3; Beacon 3, 4; Sheveron Business Staff 4. No better than she should he. PETER CURTIS Pete Actions speak, louder than words. ELEANOR DALKIEWICZ Ski Latin Club 1, 2; Library Club 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2; GAA 1, 2, 4; Language Club 3; Homemaking Club 3; Spanish Club 4; Student Council 4; Beacon 4; Shev- eron Business Staff 4. We are charmed by neat- ness. DAVID A. DETRICH Dad Chorus 1, 2; Latin Club 1, 2, 4; Beacon Business Man- ager 2, 3, 4; Junior Play 3; Language Club 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Empire State Boys State 3; Senior1 Play 4; Editor-in-Chief 4, Sheveron Sportsmanship Brotherhood 4. Everyone lives by selling something. HELENA DURANT Punchy GAA 1, 2, 3; Sheveron Busi- ness Staff 4. A merry heart doeth good like a medicine. JAMES EVANS . B. Chorus 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 2; Bowling 3, 4; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; Audio Vis- ual Club 4. Always leave them laugh- ing. JOHN PETER FERRIS Pete Freshman Basketball 1; J.V. Basketball 2; Intramurals 1 Twelve years of torture, learning and growing. 19 JOHN FILEY Johnny FFA 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Junior Play 3. Make hay while the sun shines. RUTH FISCHER Ruthie GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Concert and Marching Bands 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; NYSSMA Soloist 1, 2; Beacon 2, Associate Edi- tor 3, 4; Sheveron 3, Layout Editor 4; Sec. Sportsman- ship Brotherhood 3, 4; Jun- ior Play 3; Student Council 3, Vice-President 3; Execu- tive Council 3; ESSPA Con- vention 3. DELMA MAY FOX Len Gym Club 1; Softball Cap- tain 2; GAA 4. Thought is deeper than Speech. CAROL FULLER Squeak Concert and Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; GAA 1, 2, 3; NYSSMA Soloist 1, 2, 4; Local Class Secretary 1, 2; Beacon 3; Commercial Club 4. A good nature is always ac- cepted. Good Humor is the clear blue sky of the soul. ANNE E. GAUTHIER McGee JOHN GEORGE Doc JOAN MARIE GOUCHIE Joanie MARJORIE MAE GREMS Margie GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 1; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Beacon 1, 2; Feature Editor 3, 4; Li- brary Club 2, 4; CNYSSPA Convention 2, 3; ESSPA Convention 3; Language Club 3, Treasurer 3; Pep Club 4; FTA 4; Assistant Editor-in-Chief Sheveron 4. Feet that run on willing errands. Baseball 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2; Football 2; Concert Band 1, 2, 3; Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 1, 2; French Club 1, 2; Student Council 1, 4; Executive Council 4, Treasurer 4; Sheveron 3. You can never plan the future by the past. Chorus 1, 2, 3; Bowling 1, 2; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Club 4; Art Service Club 4; Commercial Club 4. golden hair, like sun- light streaming. GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Beacon 1, 2, Feature Editor 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Band 1; CNYSSPA Convention 2, 3; Library Club 3; Commercial Club 3, 4; J.V. Cheerleader 2; Pep Club 4. £ ove and laugh must surely do well. 20 ROLAND I. GRIMM Ivan NORMAN HAIGHT Buddy TERRY D. HARTMAN Tuscb DONNA BETH HARTSON Boys State 3; Jr. Prom King Candidate 3; Vice-President Student Council 4; Senior Play 4; Sheveron Business Staff 4. Handsome appearance calls for silent recommendation. Marching and Concert Band 1, 2, 3; Dance Band 2, 3; Chorus 1; Student Council 1; Vice-President 2; Treas- urer Executive Council 3; Junior Play 3; Sportsman- ship Brotherhood 3, 4, Vice- President 4; Boys State 3; Jr. Prom King Candidate 3; Citizenship Convention 3; Sports Editor Sheveron 3; President Student Council 4; President Executive Council 4; Spanish Club 4. Give him a lever long Freshman Basketball 1; FFA 1, 2; Chorus 1; Intra- murals 2; Boys Bowling 3, 4. Why should the devil have all the fun? enough, and a prop strong enough, and he can single handed, move the world. Don Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 4; Library Club 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Assistant Photog- raphy Editor Sheveron 4. Life is but a song. AGALICE HAVENER Aggie Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3; Majorettes 1, 2, 3; Beacon 1; NYSSMA Soloist I; Local Class Treasurer 3; Sheveron Business Staff 3, 4; Art Service Club 4; FHA 4. Another reason why gentle- men prefer blondes. SUZANNE JANE HEDDERICH Sue GAA 3, 4; Local Class Treas- urer 3; Football Queen Can- didate 3, 4; Football Queen 4; Jr. Play 3; Girls Bowling 3, 4, President 4; V. Cheer- leader 4; Senior Play 4; Sports Editor Sheveron 4; Ski Club 4; Pep Club 4. 1 merry heart makes a cheerful countenance. JEAN E. HENNESSY Henney Chorus 1; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3; Local Class Sec- retary 1, 2; Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2; Student Council 1, 4; Local Class Vice-President 3; Executive Council 3, 4; Language Club President 3; Sportsmanship Brotherhood 3, 4; President 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Jr. Prom Queen Can- didate 3; Vice-President Spanish Club 4; Pep Club 4; FT A President 4. Better late than never. GEORGE HEPWORTH Pete Class Treasurer 1; Central Class Treasurer 2, 3; J.V. Baseball 2; Student Coun- cil 2; Jr. Play 3; Boys State 3; Sportsmanship Brother- hood 3, 4; Jr. Prom King 3; Vice-President Executive Council 4; Senior Play 4. No limits but the sky. 21 HEATHER HERRINGTON Minnie GAA 1, 2, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Bowling 1; French Club 2, 4; Language Club 3; Art Service Club 4; Library Club 4; Pep Club 4. She that mischief hatcheth mischief catcheth. CLAUDE HITCHINGS Herhy Freshman Basketball 1; J.V. Football 2; Wrestling 3, 4. If he tries, he will succeed. MARY LOUISE JACOBS Mary Concert and Marching Band I, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Beacon 2, 3, 4; FFA Queen Candidate 4; FHA Treasurer 4. Her words are few. JAMES JANES Jesse James Local Vice-President 1, 3; Student Council I, 2, 3; Ex- ecutive Council 1; Intra- murals 1, 2, 3; FFA Dele- gate 3; Junior Play 3; Presi- dent of FFA, Secretary FFA, Oneida County 4; Audio- visual Club 4. ’Tis the farmers care that makes the field hear. SANDRA JANES Red CNYSSPA Convention 2, 3; Local Secretary of Class 3; Sheveron Business Staff 3, 4; Beacon 3, 4; FFA Queen Candidate 3; Commercial Club 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. A geyser of chatter. ELAINE PAULA KAHN Eskie GAA 1, 2; Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Beacon 2, 3, 4; Shev- eron Business Staff 3, 4; Bowling 3; Commercial Club 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. Where there's a will there's a way. JOHN R. KAUN Johnnie Intramurals 1; Beacon 2; Boys Bowling 2; Chorus 3; Junior Play 3; Boys Chorus 4. Sleep, riches, and health, to be truly enjoyed, must he interrupted. GAYL ALYCE KELTS Thea Beacon 1, 2, Editor-in-Chief 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; GAA 1, 2, 3; Library Club 1; Latin Club 2; Junior Play 3; Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4; Sportsmanship Brotherhood 3, 4; Senior Play 4; Spanish Club 4; Pep Club 4. She by toil and self-denial to the highest shall attain. KATHLEEN S. KITCHEN Kathy Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA I, 2, 3, 4; Beacon 3, 4; FFA Queen Candidate 4. Mischief danceth in her eyes. THELMA MAE KOBLER Toots GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Club 4; Commercial Club 4. lr good natured a soul as e’er trod on shoe leather. JANE KRAWIEC Shorty GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Commercial Club 3, 4. Her talents are more of the silent class. ROBERT KRONE Kronie Chorus 1, 2, 3; J.V. Basebal 1, 2; Intramurals 3. He is a wise man tv hi speaks little. % DAVID D. LALONDE Fots Varsity Football 3, 4; Var- sity Basketball 3, 4; Junior Play 3; Varsity Baseball 3, 4. I’ve taken my fun where I’ve found it. BRUCE F. LANZ Juice Freshman Basketball 1; J.V. Baseball 1, 2; V. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3; J.V. Basketball 2; Var- sity Baseball 3, 4; Varsity Basketball 3, 4; Class Presi- dent 2, 3, 4. Good manners and knowl- edge maketh a man. SUSANNE C. LAW Sue Chorus 1, 2, 3; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4; Li- brary Club 1, 2; Latin Club 1, 2; Beacon 2, 3; News Edi- tor 4; Class Secretary 4; Sheveron Business Staff 4; Pep Club 4; FTA 4. Those make friends who do friendly acts. DOROTHY LENT Dot GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Librar) Club 1, 4; Pep Club 4; Shev cron Business Staff 4. Little friends may prove tc be great friends. CAROL LINCE Carol GAA (RFA) 2; Bowling (RFA) 3; Bowling 4; Li- brary Club 4. Silence is a gain to many of Tiankind. PATRICIA LOHR Pat Silence is a good thing. BERNARD W. MACIAG Birni Freshman Basketball 1; J.V. Basketball 2; Intramurals 2, 3; Sheveron Business Staff 4. Life is too short to waste. FREDERICK J. MACIAG Fred Marching and Concert Band 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1; Bowling 2; Varsity Baseball Manager 3; Varsity Football 4. What man can calculate on what a girl ivill say or do. SHARON RUTH MARILYN LOU MARY MASNER JOAN MAXWELL MALLERY MARSHALL Mary Maxy Shar Lou Lou Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2; Commercial GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Bowling 1, Chorus (UCA) 1; Chorus 2, Art Service Club 4; Com- Club 3, 4; Library Club 4; 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1; 3, 4; Bowling 2, 3, 4; GAA mercial Club 4; Library Bowling 4. Chorus 1, 2; Senior Play 4; Library Club 4. She that was ever fair and never proud, had tongue at will and yet was never loud. 2, 3, 4; Beacon Art Editor 3, 4; Flag Twirler 3, 4; Lan- guage Club 3, Secretary 3; Art Service Club 4; Spanish Club 4; Secretary 4; Shev- eron Art Editor 4; Pep Club Club 4. A jest breaks no bones. Speaking comes by nature silence by understanding. 4; FTA 4. Sleep is the best cure for waking troubles. 24 MILDRED MILLER Millie PAUL MOYER Shot JAMES NAZEL Naze MARLENE NAZEL Marly Class President 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; GAA 1, 2, Secretary 3; NYSSMA 1, 2, 4; Library Club 1, 2, 4; Beacon I, 2, 3; VVS Dance Band Vocalist 2, 3, 4; Class Secretary 2, 3; Junior Play 3; Jr. Prom Queen Candi- date 3; National Honor So- ciety 3, 4; Sportsmanship Brotherhood 3, 4; Sheveron Business Staff 3, 4; Senior Play 4; Commercial Club 3, 4; Football Queen Candi- date 4. Varsity Football 2, 3, 4; Varsity Wrestling 2, 3, 4; J.V. Baseball 2; Varsity Baseball 4; Bowling 2; Commercial Club 3, 4. Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow we die. She is never quiet but when she is sleeping. J.V. Baseball 1, 2; Intra- murals 1, 2, 3; Bowling 3, 4. 4 things come to him who but waits. GAA 1, 2; Commercial Club 3, 4; Library Club 4. 1 rolling stone gathers no moss. MERLE LIN NELL Merle PRISCILLA JO PAWLICKI Concert and Marching Band 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1. Man is made great or little by bis own will. Pris GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4, President 1; Treas- urer 4; Chorus 1, 2; French Club 2, 4; Language Club 3; Beacon 2; Student Council 3; Junior Play 3; National Honor Society 3, 4, Presi- dent 4; Senior Play 4. As merry as the day is long. 25 LUCY PAWLIKOWSKI Lou GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Club 1, 4; Beacon 1, 2, 3; News Editor 3; Local Class Vice-President 2; Student Council 2, Secretary 2; Ex- ecutive Council 2; Chorus 2, 3; Sheveron Staff 3; Liter- ary Editor 4; Junior Play 3; Language Club 3, Vice-Pres- ident 3; Commercial Club 3; Sportsmanship Brotherhood 3, 4; Pep Club 4; FTA 4, Vice-President 4. Enough work to do. and FRANCIS PEPLOSKI Chris FFA 1, 2, 3; FFA Basket ball 1; Intramurals 1, 2 3, 4. The time will come tvhen you will hear from me. strength enough to do the work. IRIS PULKOWSKI I Sheveron Business Staff 3; Beacon 3; Commercial Club 3, 4; Bowling 4; Library Club 4. Patience is the art of hop- ing. BARBARA L. REED Barb GAA 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2; Li- brary Club 1; Commercial Club 3, 4, Secretary 4; Stu- dent Council 3; Beacon 3; FFA Queen Candidate 4. Goodness of dispositiori is the gift of nature. GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Local Class Treasurer 2; Local Class Secretary 3; Stu- dent Council 3; Library Club 3, 4; Majorette 3, 4; Marching Band 3, 4; Com- mercial Club President 3, 4; Sheveron Business Staff 4; Pep Club 4. Swim Team 1, 2; Swimming Sectionals 1; Bowling 1, 2; Varsity Football 2, 3; Au- dio-visual Club 4. He resist anything but temptation. Varsity Football 3, 4, Co- Captain 4; Varsity Basket- ball 3; Dance Band 3, 4. Sober but not serious, quiet but not idle. A good sport and athleti- cally inclined. ROBERT REEVES Bob Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Audio- visual Club 4. When in doubt do as you please. RICHARD REID Dick Freshman Basketball 1; J.V. Basketball 2. Why worry? Care is an enemy of life. ELAYNE RENWICK Elayne GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Library Club 1, 2; Stu- dent Council 1; Local Class Treasurer 3; Commercial Club 3, 4; Football Queen Candidate. Her disposition is as lovely as her hair. 26 CAROLE MARIE RIDER Carole DONNA JEAN ROSA La Ros RALPH SAYLES Grover ANNA LAURA SEIFERT Laurie Chorus 1. She was always quiet but always friendly. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 2, 3, 4; Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Com- mercial Club 3, 4, Vice- President 4; Varsity Cheer- leader 3; Beacon Sports Edi- tor 3; Sheveron Business Staff 4. Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4; Fresh- man Basketball 1; Local Class Vice-President 2; Stu- dent Council 4; Beacon Sports Editor 4. Today’s youth is tomor- row’s power. GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Bowling 1, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Audio Visual Club 4; Pep Club 4. Music is the medicine of the mind. Tall in stature. Friendly in nature. J.V. Cheerleader 1, 2; Bea- con 1, 2, Feature Editor 3, News Editor 4; Library Club 1; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Commercial Club 3, 4; CNYSSPA Con- vention 3; Pep Club 4. Little strokes fell great oaks. Chorus 1, 2; Library Club 1,2. It is safer to keep silent than to speak. GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Bowling 2, 3, 4; Com- mercial Club 3, 4; Jr. Prom Queen 3; National Honor Society 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Beacon 4; Football Queen Candidate 4; Pep Club 4. moves like a goddess and she looks like a queen. Chorus 1, 2, 3; Concert and Marching Band 1, 2, 3; Latin Club 1, 2; Library Club 2; GAA 3. There is no place more de- lightful than home. 27 ROBERT E. SMITH Smitty Intramurals 1, 2. Where there's life there's hope. NANCY SPINK Nan GAA 2; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Li- brary Club 4; Art Service Club 4; Commercial Club 4. Cold hands—warm heart. ANDREA SPRAGUE Andy GAA 1, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Concert and Marching Band 1, 2, 3; Beacon 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 1, 2; FFA Chapter Queen 3; Sheveron Business Staff 3; Art Serv- ice Club 4; Pep Club 4. U7 lasts no more than two centuries. JACQUELINE STAPLE Jackie GAA 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Commercial Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4. Blushing is the color of virtue. STANLEY STEVE Wersel FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4. Each man reaps his own farm. ROBERT TATE Bump Baseball 1, 2, 4; Swimming 1; Class Vice-President 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4. I leave my character behind me. 28 BARBARA SPRINKLE Tudy Chorus 1, 2, 3; GAA 3; Commercial Club 4. Laugh and the world laughs with you. MARY LOUISE VAUGHN Mary Lou GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Bowling 1; Flag Twirler 3, 4; Library Club 4; Art Service Club 4; Pep Club 4. It7 � ore life is a bubble, and in length a span. EDWARD WARBURTON Satch Freshman Basketball 1; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Junior Play 3; Class Treasurer 4. A comrade neither glum nor merry. THELMA WENHAM Thelmzy Chorus 1, 2, 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Com- mercial Club 3, 4; Sheveron Assistant Business Manager 4. True to her work, her word, atid her friends. NANCY WITCHLEY Hank GAA 1, 2; Commercial Club 3, 4. Words are but empty things. 29 RODNEY ZAJAC Tubby Intramurals 1, 2; Sheveron Business Staff 4. He is happy and carefree, just like we should be. 706 4,706 MOST POPULAR Sue Hedderich Pete Hepwotth BEST DRESSED Eleanor Dalkiewicz Norman Haight MOST WITTY Andrea Sprague James Evans 30 MOST TALENTED Mildred Miller John George 746 4, 706 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Ruth Fischer Norman Haight MOST ATTRACTIVE Arlene Simmons Roland Grimm MOST INTELLECTUAL Gayl Kelts David Detrich 31 MOST ATHLETIC Sally Putaski Barry Bolton Those who can remember the fall of 1952 will also remember us, the members of the class of ’56, when we eagerly entered the doors of the high schools in Verona and Sherrill. We then began to think of ourselves as one class and elected Mildred Miller as our president. Nothing much was done our freshman year in the way of money-making projects, but we do owe a round of thanks to our advisors, Mr. Jenkins, Mrs. Wellman, Mrs. Pettigrew, and Mr. Clark, for guiding us through that first year. The next year we were back again, this time as seasoned sophomores. We had a combined meeting early in the school year; and with Mrs. Wellman, Miss Don- zella, Miss Davies, Mrs. Snyder, and Mr. Clark there to keep things under control, we elected officers. Those chosen to lead the way for us were: Bruce Lanz, president; Bob Tate, vice-president; Pete Hepworth, treasurer; and Mildred Miller, secretary. That year the balance in our treasury began to rise with the sale of V.V.S. pencils and a square dance in the spring. In 1954 our junior year had finally arrived, and with it came lots of work for this was the year of the Prom and the Junior Plays. Early in the year we re- elected Bruce, Pete, and Millie as president, treasurer, and secretary respectively. We sold everything this year in order to fatten our treasury. One of the big days of this year was the arrival of our class rings on March 24. The last weekend of April saw the production of our plays under the direction of Mrs. Bostleman. They were Miss Personality Plus,’’ Mind Over Matter,” and The Valiant.” Time then rolled around to June 3, the night of the Prom, Over the Rainbow.” We even made money besides having a good time. It still amazes me that Mr. Simmons, Mr. Teeter, Mrs. Pickett, and Mrs. Snyder lived through it; but we are all glad they did for what would we do without them. Our senior year finally arrived and the first thing we did was to elect our officers. They were Bruce Lanz, our president for the third year; Roland Grimm, vice-president; Sue Law, secretary; and the one who we really kept busy, Eddie Warburton, treasurer. This was the first year we were together all year and our advisors were Mr. Simmons, Mr. Lesniowski, and Mrs. Wellman. We sold maga- zines, pencils, paper, book covers, light bulbs, stationery, candy, and refreshments at the football games to make money. We earned more money from the dances we put on. One of our biggest efforts this year was the production of the senior play, Four Daughters,” which Mr. Lesniowski and Mrs. Lawless directed. As this book went to press we were anxiously looking forward to our senior trip, graduation, and the Senior dinner dance. 32 (?UsA TOM I, BOB ARNOTT, bequeath to Gary Dunne, my car. I, CYNTHEA BARNES, bequeath to Bob Mum- ford, 20 minutes on Marble Hill with Sue Prowda. I, JEANNINE BARTELL, bequeath to Julie Wil- liams, my ability to get along with Mr. Lesniowski. I, BILL BELLOWS, bequeath to Bob Barnes, my ability to be economical. I, JANET BIGGAR, bequeath to Dave Newhouse, Sheila, the problem child. I, BARBARA BLACK, bequeath to Joyce Clarke, my palm leaves, may they come in handy. I, BARRY BOLTON, bequeath to Jack Egan, my position on the football team. I, CHARLES CARVER, bequeath to Jerry Wil- liams, my hot ’49 Chevrolet. I, BILL CONDON, bequeath to Jerry Williams, my ability of not getting my windows soaped on Halloween. I, PETE CURTIS, bequeath to Roy O’Herien, my ’47 Plymouth in place of his ’47 Oldsmobile. I, ELEANOR DALKIEWICZ, bequeath to Helen Holl, my ability to stay on a diet. I, DAVID DETRICH, bequeath to whom it may concern, my arguments with the Sheveron Staff. I, SANDRA DEW AN, bequeath to Connie Van Wie, my quick temper. I, HELENA DURANT, bequeath to Victoria Du- rant, my Saturday nights with the gang. I, JIM EVANS, bequeath to Jim Reed, my brakes and anchor—safety first. I, PETE FERRIS, bequeath to Jerry Kipp and Dave Austin, my ability to get into trouble. I, JOHN FILEY, bequeath to Fred Boyson, my position on the wrestling team. I, RUTH FISHER, bequeath to Jane Seibel, my ushering at basketball games. I, DELMA FOX, bequeath to Mary Lyons, my homeroom seat. I, CAROL FULLER, bequeath to Lois Agne, my position in marching band—have fun. I, ANNE GAUTHIER, bequeath to Peggy Collins, one slightly-used copy of the Tale of Two Cities.” I, JOHN GEORGE, bequeath to Garry Dunne, my smoking rights in the parking lot. I, JOAN GOUCHIE, bequeath to Dave Duncan, my love for cowboy music. I, MARGIE GREMS, bequeath to June Sexton, my seat in secretarial class. I, ROLAND GRIMM, bequeath to Doris Zbyt- niewski, my weekends with other boys. I, BUDDY HAIGHT, bequeath to Marlene Haight, my seat in 214. I, TERRY HARTMAN, bequeath to Dale Durant, my ability to get good marks in Ag. I, DONNA HARTSON, bequeath to Patti Mit- chell, my worn out typewriter. I, AGGIE HAVENER, bequeath to Elaine Widrig and Margie Decker, my late hours. I, SUE HEDDERICH, bequeath to Anne Conley, my cage”—ticket office by the boy’s gym. I, JEAN HENNESSY, bequeath to Anne Hennessy, what’s left of Hennessyville. I, GEORGE HEPWORTH, bequeath to Ray Al- bro, my part in the senior play. I, HEATHER HERRINGTON, bequeath to Rose Simmonds, my ability to miss the bus. I, CLAUDE HITCHINGS, bequeath to Bob Bia- monte, Bob Rebres and Bod Wlock, my teachers, I won’t need them. I, MARY LOUISE JACOBS, bequeath to Bill Lampman, my ability to catch the bus. I, JIM JANES, bequeath to Melvin Durant and Kenneth Murphy, the F.F.A. and Ag. classes. I, SANDRA JANES, bequeath to Nancy Winn, my place in the office. I, ELAINE KAHN, bequeath to Barbara Larsen, my bicycle which she always has. I, JOHN KAUN, bequeath to Ronnie Champney, many new girl friends. I, GAYL KELTS, bequeath to Peggy Dodge, my talents as a golddigger. I, KATHY KITCHEN, bequeath to Phyllis Peck, my Shop Class. I, THELMA KOLBER, bequeath to Joan Collins, my delilish” times in homemaking classes. I, JANE KRAWIEC, bequeath to Don Irwin, my fast pace. I, BOB KRONE, bequeath to Ramone Johns, Davy Crockett’s Manual of Hunting Secrets. I, DAVE LALONDE, bequeath to Porky Kyff, 4 dozen woodchuck teeth and 3 unused woodchuck holes. I, BRUCE LANZ, bequeath to any able junior, my position in the senior class. I, SUE LAW, bequeath to Barb Brewster, my po- sition as secretary of the senior class. 33 I, DOT LENT, bequeath to Diana Roulier, my place in gym class. I, CAROL LINCE, bequeath to Thelma Mason, my seat in 214. I, PAT LOHR, bequeath to Bev Echrad, my seat in English. I, BERNI MACIAG, bequeath to Mickey Koen, my general abilities—use them well. I, FRED MACIAG, bequeath to Don Williams, my seat in the senior homeroom. I, SHARON MALLERY, bequeath to Dot Collins, the library table. I, MARILYN MARSHALL, bequeath to Gary Sansouch, my ability to get lost in a crowd. I, JOAN MAXWELL, bequeath to Judy Raymond, my typing errors. I, MILDRED MILLER, bequeath to any junior who can handle him, Mr. Glazier. I, PAUL MOYER, bequeath to Ed Miller and Dale Marshall, the heat lamp. I, JAMES NAZEL, bequeath to Les Peters, my his- tory book. I, MARLENE NAZEL, bequeath to Ronald Len- hart and Prisailla Durant, my love for school. I, MERLE NELL, bequeath to Francis Kitchen, my ’38 Dodge and a safety belt. I, PRISCILLA PAWLICKI, bequeath to Sue Prowda, my ability to get the car. I, LUCY PAWLIKOWSKI, bequeath to Gordon Gilbert, the remains of A Tale of Two Cities.” I, FRANCIS PEPLOSKI, bequeath to Bob Tru- deau, my driving ability. I, IRIS PULKOWSKI, bequeath to Theresa Du- rant, my perfect score in archery. I, SALLY PUTASKI, bequeath to David Bertella, my place in the Indian Reservation. I, BILL QUICK, bequeath to Marlene Smith, Tom Jones and Arlene Nolan, my ability to get along with the administration. I, FRANK REAVES, bequeath to Butch Pomroy, my co-captaincy of the football team. I, BARB REED, bequeath to Rita Angell, my work for Mr. DeKay. I, BOB REEVES, bequeath to Jack Schoeneck, my seat in Mr. Simmons’ homeroom. I, DICK REID, bequeath to Bill Booth, school, I don’t want it. I, ELAYNE RENWICK, bequeath to Ann Witch- ley, my monitorship on bus 12. I, CAROLE RIDER, bequeath to Doug Wood, my worn out horseshoes. I, DONNA ROSA, bequeath to Jim Breithaupt, one lonely pair of Bermuda’s. I, RALPH SAYLES, bequeath to Bob Griffith, my soprano part in our quintet. I, LAURIE SEIFERT, bequeath to Marilyn Wilson, good jokes. I, EDIE SEYBOLD, equeath to Ralph Angell, my height. I, VIOLA SHARP, bequeath to Doris Sullivan and Joyce Kingwater, my English class. I, ARLENE SIMMONS, bequeath to Janet Collins, my climbing speedometer. I, KAY SMITH, bequeath to Bill Lesher and Nancy Ford, my driving ability. I, ROBERT SMITH, bequeath to Howard Peters, my ole 30.” I, ANDREA SPRAGUE, bequeath to Nancy Danks, my interest in the Hamilton football team. I, NANCY SPINK, bequeath to Doris Conley and Aldona Collins, my ability to pass notes. I, BARBARA SPRINKLE, bequeath to Mildred Mumford, my good behavior in study hall. I, JACKIE STAPLE, bequeath to Ann Law, my height. I, STANLEY STEVE, bequeath to Joe Sienieki, my knowledge of finding Green Lake (after ending up in Perryville). I, ROBERT TATE, bequeath to Frank Myer, my ability to get along with Mr. Lesniowski. I, EDWARD WARBURTON, bequeath to Sally Barnes and Geraldin Reed, my pull with Mrs. Freeman. I, THELMA WENHAM, bequeath to Kay Vander- werken, my height. I, NANCY WITCHLEY, bequeath to Nona Finch, my ability for high marks. I, MARY LOU VAUGHN, bequeath to Pat Rain- both, my style of bop.” I, RODNEY ZAJAC, bequeath to the Junior Class, my payments on my Buick. 34 qO nAPjfa, NAME FAVORITE PASTIME Robert Arnott playing ping pong Cynthea Barnes working, writing letters Jeannine Bartell gossiping on the phone William Bellows pumping gas Janet Biggar jitterbugging Barbara Black dances Barry Bolton sports Charles Carver hunting Bill Condon looking for girls Pete Curtis hunting, sleeping, working Eleanor Dalkiewicz working for Ag. Dept. David Detrich talking politics with Buddy Sandra Dewan talking on the phone to Eleanor Helena Durant occasional trips to Verona Jimmie Evans loafing Pete Ferris getting in trouble John Filey Agriculture Ruth Fischer traveling far and wide Delma Fox horseback riding Carol Fuller writing letters Anne Gauthier senior homerooms John George driving around Joan Gouchie roller skating Margie Grems playing sports Roland Grimm being with Doris Zbytniewski Norman Haight working Terry Hartman my car Donna Hartson G.A.F.B. Agalice Havener dancing Suzanne Hedderich cheerleading, writing letters Jean Hennessy club meetings George Hepworth eat, sleep, hunt Heather Herrington traveling Claude Hitchings fishing Mary Jacobs catching the right bus James Janes singing Sandra Janes foolin’ around Elaine Kahn dancing John Kaun sleeping or ’’loafing” Gayl Kelts reading college catalogs Kathleen Kitchen square dancing Thelma Kobler hillbilly music SckC i PET PEEVE English, work slow trains to G’ville going steady drivers nickname ’’Velda” chemistry teachers a certain Ag. teacher women drivers fifth period English class gym two Sheveron editors diets Blondie driver training class wise little kids doing homework filling out blanks wise guys making Beacon deadlines chaperons homework when Don is home people who can’t take a joke egotistical people Christmas scene in senior play hpmeroom teacher pokey people troublemakers poor sportsmanship chemistry lab those nightly trips to Utica in a cold Plymouth squares! hotrods jaywalkers on a crowded stairway opera music smart people conceited boys women hotrods wobbly desks people who can’t be kidded certain teachers StatMicb KNOWN FOR blowing fuses in electricity class waiting for mailman red Ford convertible Pontiac her pocketbook trips to the'post office Ipana smile bothering a certain English teacher black ’55 Chevie owing money to the senior class clothes selling anything and everything everywhere driving the Buick having a good time big feet getting mad easily keeping busy a finger in� every pie Always talking about Len waiting for mailman chasing Gayl his big car blonde pony-tail being with Edith quietness visits to Mr. Pilette’s office having fun her Michigan boy- friend my company eating chocolates slowness ability to get along with English teachers doing things I don’t do sleeping in class winning arguments picking a guitar talking too much naturally curly hair giving Mr. Simmons a hard time staying after school liveliness sarcastic remarks ALWAYS SAYING ’’nothing” ”1 sure wish Don was here” ’’you know it” ’’well you can’t earn a buck every day” ’’you’re sweet” ’’Let’s go to Waterville” something I shouldn’t” ain’t that a nasty break” Hey Lum!” Gee!” cut the comedy” Guess what!” dig what just walked by” no-one-told me” hello there” you bother me” oh fudge” alrighty already” holy cow” you know” let’s have a weed” Guess what! Don’s home again.” I’m serious” nothing” Please join me in the pledge of Allegiance” ain’t that a shame” wait till dad gets me” Oh Fine!” nothing of importance” wait for me” Hey Chief!” censored” I’ll be glad when I get out” what ya tryin’ to prove” that’s all right” time for an Oboy!” Do you need any help?” Holy cow!” Oh, crud!” Oh for corn sake” Hot Dog!” WILL BE most anything slave to Don love counselor electrocuted on the job turning cartwheels shot-shooter billionaire grease monkey a bachelor mink rancher Paris fashion designer pompous politician hat clerk in a night club pill pusher about anything bartender plow pusher a woman in white Len’s wife first woman President Globetrotter for Associ- ated Press doctor in the roller derby blonde bombshell electrical engineer minister bachelor married successful honest as the day is long a second Miss Davies pilot in the R.A.F. second Florence Nightingale a loafer shy little kitten hillbilly singer Gorgeous George’s designer ace pilot city slicker first woman ambassador to USSR beautician eyebrow plucker SckCvi NAME FAVORITE PASTIME PET PEEVE Jane Krawiec anyplace but home Chevies Robert Krone with Pete New York Yankees David La Londe going to church on Christipas Eve Cool Cats! Bruce Lanz eating phones Susanne Law going to school games those guys who slam your lockers shut Dorothy Lent riding in green Chevy tall people Carol Li nee driving wise guys Patricia Lohr skate and swim reckless drivers Bernard Maciag rodding around with Rod Zajac women drivers Frederick Maciag sports girls Sharon Mallery going to Oneida no car Marilyn Marshall sleeping getting out of bed Mary Masner roller skating quiet people Joan Maxwell being a nuisance getting up Mildred Miller bothering teachers carrot tops Paul Moyer athletics a certain English teacher James Nazel hunting a certain driver training teacher Marlene Nazel talking on the phone arguing with Mr. Simmons Merle Nell rodding around crazy drivers Priscilla Pawlicki calling Oneida 2253-M teddy bear Lucy Pawlikowski Jack my big brothers Francis Peploski building airplanes driver training Iris Pulkowski writing to L.B. noisy people Sally Putaski listening to cowboy music simple people Bill Quick females unfriendly females Frank Reaves sports fakes and phonies Barbara Reed television FFA members Robert Reeves playing guitar a certain business teacher Richard Reid sleeping careless drivers Elayne Renwick cooking doing pantomimes Carole Rider western music horse haters Donna Rosa swimming certain four fellows Ralph Sayles sports meals in cafeteria Laura Seifert having hayrides cold noses Edith Seybold laughing know-it-alls Viola Sharp swimming drinking Arlene Simmons Burkev” men chasers Kathryn Smith cooking dishes Robert Smith going to Waterville study hall teachers Nancy Spink square dancing home ec. class Andrea Sprague skating unfriendly people Barbara Sprinkle listening to hillbilly music teachers Jacqueline Staple doing nothing short people Stanley Steve baseball doing schoolwork on Sunday Robert Tate visiting Willie Hayes hillbilly music Edward Warburton any business class Johnny Filey Thelma Wenham driving through Sherrill being moved by Mr. Simmons Nancy Witchley being with Ted Francis” Mary Lou Vaughn listening to jazz bands boys who don’t dance Rodney Zajac making money people in general L i 0 Stati tCcA KNOWN FOR ALWAYS SAYING WILL BE safe driving no kidding” hard telling not being sick been hunting?” bait salesman his laugh Oh great!” gallant French lover being class president something I shouldn’t Pres, of Grand Union having to run to catch me bus on the corner Got any gum?” only time will tell being short oh, Johnny, oh farmer’s wife R. F. A. get serious” wife of musician talking out of turn you better believe it” undecided hot” '50 Ford oh, you’re full of it” an employee of Uncle Sam golden smile something I shouldn’t All-American football player being home loving (?) I didn’t see him” graduate of Alfred Tech. painting dolls oh, really!” mattress tester being boistrous well, I’ll be dipped” mother of 10 being late not necessarily” ditchdigger’s secretary eating pickles spur of the moment quips secretary to a criminal lawyer my excellent build what’s big” an admiral farming what, do you know for sure?” handy with? hotrodding in ’55 chevy you don’t know do ya?” boss’s headache looking no kiddin’ ” flying farmer driving ability nasherly” Paris hairdresser study of psychology is that so!” brain confuser hotrodding around how about that!” engineer retyping letters oh, dear, a bottle of beer—” wine taster poodle tool!” private secretary always smiling Hi, honey!” chemical engineer working all the time (?) working for Agr. dept. nothing a Texas millionaire great” secretary to farmer opening lockers you know it” safe cracker not shaving you want to?” geometry professor flawless complexion hope Johnny comes” undecided winning ribbons doggone it” rodeo-cowgirl height no kiddin’ ” babysitting with boss my collection of hats you’re bitter” educated hobo playing harmonica suffer!” wacky WAF being with Margie oh, come on” typewriter puncher dancing don’t ask me silly ques- tions” job hunter riding in red convert- ible heck-tto” secretary green chevy pick-up well, I’ll be dipped” farmer’s wife getting in trouble fly boy going to Hamilton on Wisconsin” owner of Clinton arena cold hands honestly?” farmer’s wife my giggk tough ain’t it” a platter carrier always laughing well” midget getting Agr. records in on time Hi” bookkeeping farmer hair-cut don’t steam me” Pres, of Smirnaoffs, Inc. hair-cut be good now” Treasurer of U. S. sense of humor wow” boss’s handyman riding in blue Kaiser chip-chip” woman wrestler being in Oneida for Petey’s sake” menchaser doing nothing not me” fly boy SetUon, 'PUuf First Row; S. Mallery, N. Haight, P. Pawlicki, S. Hedderich, D. Detrich, G. Kelts, J. Evans. Second Row: Mrs. Lawless, R. Grimm, M. Miller, G. Hepworth, Mr. Lesniowski. After tryouts last fall the following cast was chosen by the Class of ’56 for the play, Four Daughters” by Fannie Hurst. Adam Lemp ...............David Detrich Felix Deitz ............Roland Grimm Mickey Borden ..........Pete Hepworth Ben Crowley .......................Jim Evans Aunt Etta ...........Priscilla Pawlicki Emma Lemp...............Sharon Mallery Ernest .................Norman Haight Ann Lemp................Mildred Miller Kay Lemp ...............Sue Hedderich Thea Lemp .........................Gayl Kelts We spent a week anxiously watching the mail before the scripts arrived and we actually got under way. And I mean got under way—we had a rehearsal every day and two on Friday. Mr. Lesniowski and Mrs. Lawless, our direc- tors, patiently worked with us till we understood each of our parts and the play as a whole. We got our lectures, but we found ways to break the strain of these moments. For instance, one night we taped one of Mr. Lesniowski’s speeches and played it back to him. As November 18 and 19 drew closer we really pitched in and made good use of all our re- hearsal time. We even ended up painting the sets one day. You can see we were determined to present the play. Then those two days arrived, the curtain went up and the show was on. When the curtain fell Saturday night we had to let off steam. Did someone ask how? To find out just ask Mr. Les- niowski and Mr. Simmons, who got covered with make-up and cornstarch. That’s one night they won’t forget for sometime. From all aspects, the play was a success. Everyone connected with the presentation had an unforgettable time and the senior class fattened their treasury. 40 JUNIOR PROM Not many of the Class of ’56 will for- get June 3, 1955—the evening of our Junior Prom. The decorations consisted of a rainbow, a pot of gold and mobiles. The student body elected Arlene Sim- mons and George Hepworth for the royal honors. This shall be a long remembered event as it was the first prom to be held in the new school. JUNIOR PLAY In March of 1955, the Class of ’56 pre- sented three one-act plays. Mrs. Bostle- man directed the cast in the two per- formances. The plays were Miss Person- ality Plus,” a comedy; Mind Over Matter,” a farce, and The Valiant,” a drama. 41 t956 (?t€u 'PiofiAecy Dum, Da, Dum, Dum! This is the rainbow. My name’s Bow. I’m a cop. The time is 2:22 and Sgt. Bob Arnott just handed me a report on some gold lacquer that has been stolen on Cloud 2. Charlie Carver, head coin sprayer, just turned in the alarm. Agalice Havener and Marilyn Mar- shall were busy spraying coins, when the culprit made off with the bottles of lacquer. They couldn’t make a positive identification, but it looked like an old fashioned robot. We’ll get right on it Bow, send our best men right out,” shouted Captain John Filey from the next room. O.K., get Francis Peploski, Bill Quick, Jim Janes, Elaine Kahn, and Bill Condon right out to the pot. I’ll get over as soon as I can, with Doc. George; there may be some cut fingers from glass splinters when the alarm was turned in. I’m hungry, let’s get something to eat on the way over. We can stop at the Wizard’s Palace, for some of Roland Grimm’s wonderful canned spaghetti or quick-frozen pizza.” The Palace was filled with likely looking suspects. In a corner was the Golden Gloves Champ of I960, Rodney Zajac. The owner of the goose that laid the golden egg, Stanley Steve, the president of Golden Glimmer Inc., David Det- rich, and Norman Haight, golden voiced celes- tial orator came in. The head waiter, Bob Krone, found them a table in the front near Claude Hitchings and Donna Rosa, who are waltzing to the music of Frank Reaves and his Ozland Five: Fred Maciag, Ralph Sayles, Dave LaLonde, Barry Bolton, and Bruce Lanz who were playing that old refrain, Beer, Beer for Old VVS.” Their vocalist, Paul Moyer, just left them for a job as ballet dancer in Bernie Maciag’s Palace. Carol Lince, bartender at Wizard’s, just nodded to Viola Sharp to take her place behind the bar, while she slipped out the side door. We sent Dick Reid to trail her, but she lost him at Bob Tate’s Emerald Casino. Tate called us once, when Jeannine Bartell walked in and broke the bank. She accused Janet Biggar of cheating her at cards and a fight broke out, in which Eleanor Dalkiewicz and Sandy Dewan, sight-seers on a trip around the Solar System, were trapped in an oversized display bottle of Sue Hedderich’s Potent Potable Polentable’s Pot-Ale.” While rushing over we were delayed by Sue Law, Kathy Kitchen, Kay Smith and Luch Pawlikowski, who were holding up traffic with a pair of suspenders. When we finally arrived, our first duty was to rescue Pat Lohr from a chandelier, where she was hiding from Elayne Renwick. Bill Bellows stood on Jim Evan’s shoulders to get her down and then we proceeded to the scene of the theft. Near the stop light at Humbug and Rush Through, we stopped to get an apple from Pete Hepworth and Jim Nazel’s used-vegetable and fruit stand. Next door, at the Lavendar Theater, Eddie Warburton’s Whistling Wagettes were opening, starring Cindy Barnes, Margie Grems, Sally Putaski, Priscilla Pawlicki, Sharon Mallery and Edith Seybold. Sandra Janes, Jane Krawiec and Joan Maxwell were pacing the street, ad- vertising Grandmother (Iris) Pulkowski’s baked corned beef and cabbage. When we finally reached the Pot, inspectors Arlene Simmons, Thelma Wenham, Mary Louise Jacobs and Laura Seifert were already there, and Nancy Spink, Mary Masner and Jackie Staple were trailing a trail of gold lacquer which led them to Nancy Witchley and Delma Fox. Gayl Kelts was busy interviewing everyone, the Rain- bow Views. Meanwhile, back in the press room, Peter Curtis, Terry Hartman, John Kaun and Peter Ferris were playing with paper airplanes. We just received a call from Merle Nell and Bob Smith back at headquarters that Barbara Black has been bitten by Andrea Sprague’s in- visible friend, Shnopit, and she is calling in her interplanetary lawyer, Mildred Miller. Bob Reeves and Helena Durant have reported seeing a robot near the glue factory run by Carol Rider, Marlene Nazel and Barbara Sprinkle. Dorothy Lent, astride Thelma Kobler’s shoulders, gal- loped to the scene and was hot on the trail of the suspected robot. They were joined by Donna Hartson’s Coon dogs and they all closed in on the robot. As they dragged it to the ground, a shriek was heard from Anne Gauthier, who had tumbled from the roof of the Cowardly Lion Cafe, where she had run trying desperately to get a trick shot of the capture. When the robot was disarmed and deprived of gold lacquer, we found it wasn’t a real robot at all, but Mary Lou Vaughn and Heather Herrington. They were taken to headquarters in the paddy wagon, by Joan Gou- chie and Barbara Reed. After the case was com- pleted, I stopped off at Jean Hennessy’s rehabil- itation center where Carol Fuller and Ruth Fis- cher were serving their internship. As Cloud 2 rises slowly up in the atmos- phere, we leave the class of ’56 going about their daily routine. 42 hitlds . CloMtncn fcauvi O icen Left to Right: J. Sieniecki, Treasurer E. Miller, President H. Holl, Vice-President B. Brewster, Secretary 11A—Mrs. Bellinger Bottom Row: E. Wildrig, S. Barnes, D. Zbtniewski, R. Angeli, S. Prowda, J. Berdanier, P. Collins. Second Row: A. Witchley, H. Holl, L. Agne, Mrs. Bellinger, J. Williams, A. Con- ley, P. Peck. Third Row: D. Irwin, E. Miller, J. Schoeneck, B. Booth, B. Wlock, B. Leshqr, B. Closs (deceased). Fourth Row: F. Meyers, R. Barnes, R. Kyff, R. Griffith, R. Angell, G. Dunne, R. Rebres, B. Lampman. 44 tycCKUVl 11B—Miss Vaughn Bottom Row: B. Eckhard, M. Lyon, M. Smith, D. Wilcox, P. Durant, J. Seibel, C. Bertella. Second Rote: A. Hennessy, I. Kitchen, N. Ford, Miss Vaughn, J. Raymond, J. Collins, A. Nolan. Third Row: J. Kipp, J. Egan, R. O’Herien, J. Clarke, C. Drummond, D. Brown, F. Kitchen, L. Linton. Fourth Row: R. Youngs, J. Brcithaupt, J. Williams, G. Sansoucy, J. Reed, D. Austin, R. Biamonte. 11C—Mr. Glazier First Row: S. Kardys, E. Erickson, M. Arnott, G. Reed. Second Row: M. Dodge, D. Sullivan, B. Bigtree, F. Peter, D. Conley, P. Merrill, J. Sexton. Third Row: R. Mumford, J. Sienecki, C. Carpenter, Mr. Glazier, R. Johns, S. Loveless, W. Lewis. Fourth Row: D. Marshall, D. Williams, T. Jones, R. Vanderwerken, R. Smith, D. Wood, D. Newhouse. 11D—Mrs. Daiker Bottom Row: B. Brewster, J. Kingwater, M. Haight, R. Simmonds, N. Winn, N. Finch, K. Vanderwerken, A. Law. Second Row: B. Disbur- ger, D. Rouillier, M. Mumford, Mrs. Daiker, V. Durant, J. Collins, P. Rainboth. Third Row: R. Henry, D. Durant, D. Bertella, G. Gilbert, R. Lenhart, M. Koen, R. Trudeau, D. Howard. SofeJumuvie Office , Top to Bottom: G. Warner, Vice-President T. Vanderwall, President J. Heuer, Secretary P. Austin, Treasurer 10A—Miss Davies Bottom Row: M. Cameron, J. Cassel, S. Jenczewski, M. Sawner, J. Nueur, J. Patricia, A. Beane. Second Row: N. Freeman, T. Vanderwall, A. Sweeney, Miss Davies, R. Griffin, N. Gillette, J. Vanderwerken. Third Row: R. Buckingham, S. Smith, N. Ano, C. Allen, J. Marcellus, E. Kotary, R. Medley, fourth Row: P. Shaver, S. Wallace, B. Moulton, R. Pieper, P. Hummel, D. Davis, B. Nell. 46 10B—Mrs. Snyder Bottom Row: J. Mahady, C. Combs, B. Chamber- lain, J. Endemann. Second Row: J. Adams, B. Lohr, P. Horr, Mrs. Snyder, C. Raymond, H. Big- ger, D. Zbytniewski. Third Row: T. Erwn. IOC—Mr. Clark Bottom Row: E. Williams, M. Wilson, B. Burdick, K. Koen, M. O’Brien, N. Salm, J. Herzog. Second Row: B. Rolewiez, W. Vaughn, L. Mills, R. Has- laver, D. LaLonde, Mr. Clark, R. Simmonds, D. Hoyt, J. Parker, R. Henry, J. Smith. Third Row: F. MacArthur, R. Leeder, C. Hoffmeister, W. Ahles, L. Peters, W. Brodock, J. Green, S. Evans. 10D—Mr. Teeter Bottom Row: A. Wilson, S. Reaves, J. Brewster, L. Mills, M. Thieme, E. Rolewiez, E. Hennessy. Second Row: J. Jones, E. Williams, E. Linee, E. Booth, R. Glur, Mr. Teeter, W. Hull, C. Eychner, F. Nadeau, W. Carney, J. Steve. Third Row: G. Krauch, L. Ray, G. Henry, R. Drummond, R. Rudolph, C. Luyk, H. Beckwith, J. Merry, R. Swain. 'pie bKCK 0 ice Standing: B. Boyce, Treasurer; B. Waller, Vice- President. Seated: V. Fargo, President; J. Prowda, Secretary. 0?%e 6meK, 9A—Mr. Odell Bottom Row: J. Durant, K. Krauch, J. Stevens, B. Ingersoll, R. Durant, T. Pawlikowski, M. Lewis. Second Row: A. Seelman, A. Wade, J. Brown, I. Selow, C. Rice, P. Deal, J. Gilbert, S. Arthur, M. Miller. Third Row: T. Lawrence, M. Hartzog, K. Spink, L. Massey, R. Boyce, Mr. Odell, A. Free- man, W. Lounsbury, R. Conley, J. Janawski, B. Pulkowski. Fourth Row: D. Denison, D. Baird, G. Stoddard, R. Barnes, T. VanDreason, W. Col- lins, P. Burton, A. Finch. 9B—Mrs. Freeman First Row: S. Simmons, S. Dilapi, C. Fox, J. Thurs- ton, J. Bartlett, E. Grey, J. Wilson. Second Row: L. Danks, J. Salm, G. Kinne, J. Althouse, J. Sted- man, S. Prowda, A. Miller. Third Row: P. San- souey, T. Conniff, D. Hartson, M. Noyes, Mrs. Freeman, V. Fargo, A. Miller, G. Brewster, E. Evans. Fourth Row: M. Cameron, J. Sprinkle, R. Waller, L. Lawton, R. Durant, J. Teeps, G. Hopkins, H. Adams, J. Bierworth. 48 0?%eAA teK 9C—Miss Donzella Bottom Row: V. Seifert, N. Glynn, K. Johnson, V. Stevens, P. Mathalia, R. Edic, M. Denison. Second Row: S. Perrigo, E. Babcock, J. Madden, Miss Donzella, S. Snover, E. Wallace, C. Carney. Third Row: D. Collins, F. Buda, L. Carney, E. Endermann, K. Mumford, D. Law, J. Rider, R. Wilczak, D. George, S. Tyminski, D. Linton. Fourth Roiv: H. Netzbrand, D. Doran, I. Seamon, S. Disburger, N. Angeli, M. Hull, A. Otto, B. Mil- ler, T. Kirk. 9D—Mr. Gardenier Bottom Row: J. Flander, J. Miller, J. Arnott, N. Bartlett, C. VanWie, D. Cave. Second Row: A. Wlock, P. Hatch, J. Owens, V. Davis, J. Smith, P. Stellwagen, S. Rauscher. Third Row: D. Bar- nard, G. VanSlyke, J. Lewis, Mr. Gardinier, K. Sawner, P. Apgar, R. Wuethrich. Fourth Row: T. Bert;ella, J. Olejniuk, K. Erickson, D. Decker, D. Pomroy, S. Slachta, T. Harvey, C. Burton. Ab- sent: R. Borst, B. Glober, D. James, J. Louer, R. Szczyt. 9E—Mr. Crowley Bottom Row: M. Seybold, M. Kardys, J. Staple, P. Williams, M. Law, D. Ballard, M. Phillips. Second Row: A. Jones, H. Happle, K. Egan, K. Noto, I. Cullen, B. Rudolph, G. Stoddard. Third Row: D. Duncan, J. Seltenpolh, L. Mateer, Mr. Crowley, F. Dewan, D. Lovely, K. Ender- mann. Fourth Row: C. Schieble, J. Bigtree, C. Col- lins, S. Albanoski, J. Barday, B. Ingersoll, T. But- ler. 49 Siy td tyuuie, Bottom Row: J. Walker, A. Breckenridge. Sec- ond Row: S. Morris, R. Putman. StyMt tyuute 8A—Mr. Collins Bottom Row: A. Kirk, G. Cameron, G. Boyson, L. Langford, P. Chapman, P. Darbninica. Second Row: E. Sharrow, M. Reed, C. Nelson, M. Blust, L. Ottaway, C. Conly, A. Williams. Third Row: G. Havner, A. Kilapi, D. Lane, Mr. Collins, D. Grisenathwaite, W. Griffith, R. Hawthorne. Fourth Row: D. Youngs, J. Murphy, J. Brgizow- ski, G. Burback, A. Obrien, A. Glover, L. Spod- ter, C. Urtz, L. Sprague. 8B—Miss Clark Bottom Row: J. Urtz, L. Seamon, H. Rashford, J. Jones, E. Rathbun, W. Hitchings, P. Linstruth. Second Row: L. Hartson, D. Butler, M. Smith, L. Moulton, Miss Clark, C. Surburg, T. Smith, J. Ernenwein, W. Spink. Third Row: R. Glur, R. Fox, C. Duncan, J. Ferris, S. Sieniecki, B. Boy- son, F. Kiechle, E. O’Dell, P. Pawlikowski. Ab- sent: R. Meade, R. Anno. (puuCe 8C—Mrs. Gifford Bottom Row: P. Martin, A. Hull, E. Landry. Second Row: D. Kipp, H. Reed, R. Bennett, M. Leclau, C. Sexton, P. Henry, C. Viatkus. Third Row: R. Law, J. Kiner, H. Clapsaddle, B. Sansone, H. Grimm, Mrs. Gifford, D. Clokies, T. Rich, P. Howard, E. Combs, R. Jones. Fourth Row: R. Simiele, V. Adams, C. Wilson, A. Kelts, E. Butler, J. Walker, S. Morris. 8D—Mr. Maphia First Row: U. Burkhard, P. Wade, M. Harp, J. Felts, S. Miller, E. Weismantle, G. Landry. Second Row: R. Morris, R. Tyler, P. Spears, L. Al- len, M. Kenfield, Mr. Maphia, E. Brown, N. Combs, B. Lawton, L. Filey, A. Spinelli. Third Row: B. Ren wick, R. Engler, H. Lyon, F. Wal- ters, L. Herzog, W. West, G. Streeter, R. Simiele, B. Sansone. 8E—Miss Brophy First Row: J. Althouse, N. Smith, H. Hennessey, P. Dygirt, C. Adams, G. Clinch, S. French. Sec- ond Row: A. Breckinridge, R. Butler, D. Stan- den, Miss Brophy, M. Lovely, R. Parker, R. Sim- monds, J. Morris. Third Row: G. Kinne, J. Ste- venson, C. Phetterplace, S. Lohr, F. Tyksinski, B. Campbell, H. Smith. tyuzcte 8F—Mr. Zingaro First Row: L. Mowers, S. Clarke, L. Barnes, S. Lan- ders, J. Byrns, O. Henry, Y. Landry. Second Row: J. Tkatch, E. Kirk, R. Putnam, D. Reed, B. Davis, Mr. Zingaro, R. Vaughn, S. Thomson, E. Netz- band, R. Hall, B. Linton. Third Row: H. Tyler, R. Lewis, E. Secor, A. Sheldon, B. Sharp, B. Merk- ling, K. Breithaupt. Absent: J. Mitchell, Frank Marshall. tyi ctc Left to Right: A. Paquette, D. Ferris, D. Dewan, R. Kipp. 7 A—Mr. Everhart Bottom Row: B. Collins, P. Heuer, M. Reilly, H. Youngs, A. Erickson. Second Row: J. Pietroski, D. Nadeau, S. VanWie, S. Murphy, S. Green, H. Hall, P. Cassell. Third Row: W. McDonald, D. Rowe, H. Hawthorne, J. Kenna, Mr. Everhart, G. Marcellus, C. Buckingham, D. Dewan, R. L - Londe. Fourth Row: C. MacLaughlin, B. Fenner, E. Vanderwall, A. Barclay, D. Deal, H. Wellman, T. Farmer, C. O’Herien, J. Deal. Absent: J. Lohr. 52 Seventh tyxade 7B—Mr. Ellis Bottom Row: S. Hyle, S. Krawiec, M. Touse, J. Smith, C. Cuomo. Second Row: E. Havener, S. Clinch, A. Lohr, H. Baker, H. Yaddow, S. Fox H. Filey, J. Raht. Third Row: E. Mount, H. Filey, M. Konowich, P. Lockwood, Mrs. Fudesco, R. Wayland Smith, R. Patricia, T. Parker, S. Grif- fen. Fourth Row: W. Kobler, J. Walker, L. Col- lins, D. Brodock, D. Smith, D. Jones, D. Hoff- meister, G. Thurston, D. Jones. Absent: Mr. Ellis. 7C—Mr. Lang Bottom Row: C. Dager, G. Simmonds, J. Scheifile, S. Raucher, K. Grant, G. Agne, J. Peploski. Second Row: T. Rounds, E. Lent, J. Putaski, S. Doran, Mr. Lang, S. Kyff, F. Mumford, N. Dardano, T. Baily. Third Row: J. Walradt, R. Lipphardt, D. Vargo, E. Noyes, D. Tudman, S. Pierce, G. Herder. Absent: A. Eckahard, E. Candee, K. Sprinkle. 7D—Mr. Graves Bottom Row: C. Decker, E. Smith, J. Ernenwein, J. Boyce, C. Bloomer, D. Sreca, J. Netzband. Second Row: S. Snover, D. VanSlyke, J. Webb, B. Meddly, N. Adams, Mr. Graves, P. Deringer, R. Shawl, R. George, P. Ricklefs, E. Wilcoxs. Third Row: E. Merril, D. Watusik, P. Kline, R. Wall, R. Lohr, A. Wilczak, T. Jenczewski, T. En- demann. Seventh fyuuCe 7E—Miss McBride Bottom Row: N. Finch, C. Evans, R. Kipp, V. Hopkins, D. Burleigh, M. Roberts, A. Cuano. Second Row: K. West, T. Kaidys, C. Grosjeah, L. Crouse, P. Wilson, S. Adsit, G. Gauthieu. Third Row: R. Smith, J. Osie, D. Ferris, W. Rolewicz, M. McBride, D. Seamon, W. Morehouse, S. Ven- cak, L. Sholtz. Fourth Row: R. Hayes, C. Lewin, J. Drummond, J. Conte, P. Fazas, J. Webb, W. Standeau. 7F—Mr. Edkin and Mr. Borgognoni Bottom Row: R. Storey, E. Jollie, J. Steletenpohl, M. Leonard, M. Hayes, K. Jones, S. Kitchen. Second Row: P. Lane, A. Paquette, G. Sweeney, L. Zucco, C. Durante, J. Lewis, J. Lanvers. Third Row: H. Witte, G. Mun- ger, R. Janes, E. Peck, Mr. Edkin, Mr. Borgognoni, M. Stedman, D. Krauch, J. Moshier, D. Vaitkus. Fourth Row: A. Phillips, R. West, J. Brooks, D. Haslaver, J. Cullen, G. Bourne, K. Raymond. PkfAicat eUtca£i K 'Defct. Left to Right: Mr. Everhart, J.V. Basketball; Mr. Lang, J.V. Football, Freshman Basketball; Mr. Clark, V. Baseball; Mr. Silknetter, Phys. Ed.; Mr. DeLong, Head of Phys. Ed., V. Bas- ketball; Mr. DiPerto, Football. Mrs. Kreiter, Girls Bowling; Mrs. Ennis, Phys. Ed.; Mr. Bor- gononi, V. Football; Mr. Egan, Wrestling, Phys. Ed.; Mr. Cymalo, Phys. Ed.; Miss Brophy, Phys. Ed. a. a. The purpose of the Girls’ Athletic Association is to promote and further girls’ interests in sports and to give them an oppor- tunity to play sports. G.A.A. gives letter awards to deserving members. 56 First Row: M. Lewis, C. Van Wie, S. Simmons, D. Cave, V. Seifert, M. Dennison, R. DiLapi, R. Edic, M. Seybold, D. Ballard, F. Arnott, K. Vanderwerken, N. Finch, B. Brewster, J. Kingwater, C. Fox. Second Row: J. Wil- son, J. Owen, J. Smith, M. Jacobs, M. Thieme, S. Jen- zewski, L. Pawlikowski, J. Cassell, S. Barnes, D. Lent, E. Seybold, A. Simmons, J. Thurston, B. Chamberlain, J. Endemann, J. Vanderwerken, E. Hennessy, K. Kitchen, J. Seibel, P. Williams. Third Row: C. Combs, M. Arnott, L. Seifert, C. Fuller, A. Sprague, D. Rouillier, A. Con- ley, P. Merrill, M. Grimm, R. Angeli, D. Hart son, P. Deal, B. Wilson, M. Haight, Mrs. Ennis, C. Carney, D. Conley, B. Wallace, M. Grems, J. Raymond, M. Wil- son, R. Simmonds, M. Decker, M. Miller, L. Danks, D. Collins, J. Gouchie, J. Heuer, E. Renwick. Fourth Row: J. Hennessy, J. Salm, N. Freeman, D. Zbytniewski, M. Lyons, S. Prowda, H. Herrington, M. L. Vaughn, G. Kinne, N. Dewan, S. Law, S. Snover, P. White, R. Fischer, V. Fargo, S. Mallery, C. Barnes, P. Pawlicki, P. Peck, S. Putaski, P. Durant, M. Berdanier, P. Horr, H. Biggar J- Durant. Fifth Row: S. Hedderich, G. Kinney, M. Voelker, D. Law, N. Ano, C. Allen, D. Rosa, A. Sweeney, D. Fox, M. Mumford, R. Griffith. •U l eUlccf dcct$uc 1 2 1 1 3 Innings Pitched 52 42 16 2 3 10 1 3 First Row: D. Breckinridge, B. Bolton, J. McNeil. Second Row: F. Bobreck, B. Finch, J. Mack- in, P. Kyff, B. Lanz. Third Row: D. LaLonde, B. Duncan, C. Adams, B. Griffith, R. MacLeod, B. Mumford, D. Duncan, Manager; Coach Clark. Absent: B. Hayes. The 1955 Baseball Team was one of the most outstanding in our school’s history. The team’s performhnce was brilliant as they won sixteen consecutive ball games. We are very proud that for the second year in a row the V.V.S. Baseball Team of 1955 won the Tri-Valley League Baseball Championship. RECORD 6 Camden V.V.S. Opponents 3 Clinton 2 Cazenovia 1 31 Hamilton 14 Madison 0 10 Oneida 4 Chittenango 0 9 Cazenovia 7 Camden 4 19 Waterville 0 17 New Hartford 5 PITCHING RECORD 15 Oneida 6 Games Won 10 Clinton 9 R. MacLeod 7 10 New Hartford 0 R. Kyff 6 11 Hamilton 0 J. McNeill 2 8 Waterville 1 R. Finch 1 57 36 First Row: D. Hahn, D. Pomeroy, D. LaLonde, P. Bolton, P. Moyer, J. Egan, E. Miller, R. Jones, Manager. Second Row: D. Tudman, Manager; R. Johns, F. Reeves, P. Hummel, T. Jones, F. Maciag, B. Lanz, P. Shaver, D. Marshall, S. Wallace, A. Glover, Manager. Third Row: B. Borgognoni, Coach; D. Pieper, M. Koen, R. Rudolph, B. Barnes, G. Gilbert, -B. Kyff, D. Decker, J. Bierworth, B. Teeter, Coach. a4t Ifeon, Tfcett Pat Bolton FOOTBALL TEAM RECORD V.V.S. 0 Chittenango 0 V.V.S. 20 Hamilton 12 V.V.S. 6 Clinton 0 V.V.S. 0 Canastota 18 V.V.S. 7 Oneida 24 V.V.S. 6 Cazenovia 46 Frank Reaves Jack Egan Bruce Lanz The V.V.S. RED DEVILS showed true team work with the will to win when on the football field during the 1955 season. The end of the season found the RED DEVILS in 4th place in the Tri-Valley League. Following the last game, the annual Football Dance was held honoring the football players and the coaches. Sue Hedderich was crowned Football Queen of 1955. 59 fltaUvi First Row: E. O’Dell, W. Lounsbury, K. Endemann, S. Tyminski, L. Massey, J. Janowski, A. Miller. Second Row: A. Finch, R. Barnes, G. Van Slyke, R. Simiele, J. Bierworth, R. Wal- ler, W. Vaughn, J. Bigtree. Third Row: R. Jones, Manager; J. Olejniuk, T. Van Dreason, J. Merry, N. Angeli, J. Barclay, J. Seaman, W. Hull, G. Stoddard, Mr. Lang. J.V. FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD Opponents v.v.s. 19 Oneida 0 13 Camden 13 39 Holland Patent 0 13 Canastota 0 26 Canastota 0 6 Clinton 0 6 Holland Patent 6 12 Oneida 6 60 m HHFTf VARSITY CHEERLEADERS A. Conley, D. Collins, R. Simmonds S. Hedderich, M. Haight, S. Prowda, J. Biggar. Varsity and J.V. Cheerleaders were a vivacious group who led the crowds in cheering on the football and basketball teams. This year both squads sported new uniforms of white blouses and red jumpers. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS B. Wilson, J. Heuer, D. Ballard, M. Lewis, J. Endermann, M. Seybold, J. Cassell, N. Gilette. 61 VARSITY BASKETBALL First Row: D. LaLonde, D. LaLonde, F. Myers, B. Lanz, R. Mumford, Coach DeLong. Second- Row: A. Glover, Manager; G. Sansoucy, R. Griffith, J. Reed, J. Bierworth, R. Kyff, D. Jones, Manager. Absent: R. Peiper. SCOREBOARD V.V.S. Opponents 31 WS at Cazenovia 54 51 New Hartford a VVS 72 38 Chittenango at WS 50 55 Waterville at WS 51 46 WS at Clinton 71 33 WS at New Hartford 76 51 Oneida at WS 59 45 Hamilton at WS 53 61 WS at Canastota 68 46 Cazenovia at WS 58 31 WS at Chittenango 62 54 WS at Waterville 62 43 Clinton at WS 46 57 WS at Oneida 83 62 WS at Hamilton 70 68 Holland Patent at WS 66 58 Canastota at WS 61 50 WS at Holland Patent 50 ♦Non-league Games The Varsity basketball team was coached this year by Mr. Cymalo and Mr. DeLong. The squad will lose three seniors through graduation: Dave LaLonde, Bruce Lanz, and Bob Mumford. Bob Kyff, a junior, was elected to the Tri-Valley League All Star team. fyuKivi l dnAitcf first Row: J. Schoeneck, T. Van Dreason, P. Shaver, W. Hull, D. Pomroy, D. Jones, Man- ager. Second Row: A. Glover, Manager; P. Hummel, S. Wallace, R. Angeli, C. Luke, G. Gil- bert, D. Decker, Coach Everhart. SCOREBOARD V.V.S. Opponents 42 VVS at Cazenovia 57 37 New Hartford at WS 46 48 Chittenango at VVS 38 61 Waterville at VVS 45 46 VVS at Clinton 44 57 VVS at New Hartford 43 48 Oneida at VVS 28 42 Hamilton at VVS 40 57 VVS at Canastota 49 40 Cazenovia at VVS 57 65 VVS at Chittenango 28 64 VVS at Waterville 32 62 Clinton at VVS 39 65 VVS at Oneida 62 44 VVS at Hamilton 37 47 Holland Patent at VVS 45 66 Canastota at VVS 39 48 VVS at Holland Patent Non-league Games 56 The J.V. basketball squad this year was coached by Mr. Ever- hart. They had a wonderful season with only four losses. 64 'Jie btKZK Scu6et6aM First Row: P. Sansoucy, D. Collins, K. Spink, K. Endermann, T. Conniff. Second Row: A. Miller, M. Cameron, B. Boyce, S. Slachta, J. Bier worth, D. George, J. Janowski. Third Row: R. LaLonde, Manager; D. Orr, J. Barclay, N. Angell, Mr. Lang, S. Disburger, B. Miller, S. Tyminski, S. Snover, Manager. The Freshman basketball team coached by Mr. Lang was organized after the first of the year. They played games against Oneida, Camden, New Hartford, Canastota, and Chittenango. s i First Row: J. Cassell, S. Prowda, S. Hedderich, C. Allen, D. Collins, E. Ericson, S. Kardys. Second Row: Mr. Lang, J. Hopkins, B. Bolton, B. Biamonte, D. Newhouse, B. Lounsbury, P. Austin, J. Thurston. The newly organized ski club took numerous trips to Snow Ridge, Turin, and did some cross-country skiing. We hope to have a team for competition next year. 65 Vwutity First Row: L. Smith, R. Connelly. Second Row: J. Filey, S. Smith, L. Massey, D. Freeman, C Burton, J. Egan, R. O’Dell, D. Buckingham, D. Seaman, T. Lawrence, L. Herzog. Third Row: Coach Egan, E. Booth, B. Bolton, P. Moyer, F. Boyson, C. Hitchings, T. Jones, J. Walk- er, Manager. V.V.S. placed second in their league for the 1955-56 season. Claude Hitchings and Paul Moyer were the co-captains of the team and both went to the semi-finals in the Sectionals. Claude Hitchings was also a finalist in the League Tournament. V.V.S. TEAM RECORD Opponents 21 WS at Whitesboro 18 17 Sauqouit at WS 23 16 WS at Van Hornesville 22 18 Holland Patent at WS 22 21 WS at Richfield Springs 15 23 Whitesboro at WS 16 17 WS at Sauquoit 23 26 Van Hornesville at WS 15 20 WS at Holland Patent 19 26 Richfield Springs at WS 14 League Tournament at Chittenango Sectional III at Rome 66 First Row: P. Austin, F. Buda, R. Arnott, J. Lauer, L. Mills, J. Parker, B. Lounsbury. Second Row: R. Waller, R. Barnes, R. Hasleuar, Mr. Teeter, W. Lesher, D. Hoyt, D. Newhouse. Third Row: B. Wayland-Smith, J. Breithaupt, R. Sayles, J. Evans, D. Austin, F. Myes, J. Nazel. The boys bowled against Proctor and C.C.B.I. besides bowling every Wednes- day after school. Mr. Teeter is their advisor. First Row: D. Newhouse, P. Austin. Second Row: B. Moulton, Coach DeLong, S. Wallace. The Golf Team had matches against Whitesboro, Oneida, New Hartford and Proctor. David Newhouse represented the team in the sectionals at Drumlin. 67 s4” first Row: M. Marshall, N. Finch, H. Biggar, K. Vanderwerken, J. Biggar. Second Row: J. Hennessy, J. Cassell, P. Pawlicki, S. Hedderich, S. Mallery, S. Barnes, A. Simmons. Third Row: P. Collins, J. Vanderwerken, S. Jenzewski, M. Berdanier, P. Peck, A. Nolan, Mrs. Kreiter, D. Hartson, J. Thurston, E. Hennessy, J. Heuer, J. Berdanier. fourth Row: L. Seifert, A. Hen- nessy, H. Holi, T. Vanderwall, G. Kinney, M. Voelker, C. Allen, D. Rosa, S. Putaski, C. Barnes, B. Wilson, D. Collins, N. Freeman. first Row: B. Chamberlain, J. Staple, M. Lewis, C. Van Wie, F. Arnott, M. Dennison, M. Law. Second Row: N. Bartlett, J. Adams, J. Madden, A. Miller, Mrs. Silknetter, P. Stellwagon, K. Johnston, J. Maxwell, J. Wilson. Third Row: J. Prowda, J. Raymond, I. Cullen, K. Noto, J. Raymond, J. Staple, M. Mumford, N. Dewan, K. Egan, S. Snover, A. Wade. The girls this year bowled in two leagues from November 15 to March 22 with the B” league bowling on Tuesdays and A” league on Thursdays. Mrs. Silknetter, Mrs. Kreiter and Mrs. Gifford gave up time to be advisors for this 68 group. (fautciC Bottom Row: J. Sexton, G. Hepworth, N. Haight, J. George, R. George, Miss Vaughn. Second Row: Mr. Pilette, J. Hennessy, F. Myers, S. Wallace, B. Waylandsmith, D. Grisenthwarte, Mr. Hoyt. Student @ uucU Preamble of the Constitution of the Student Council We, the students of Vernon-Verona-Sherrill Central School, in order to create better co-operation and a closer relationship among students and between the students and faculty, to promote the general welfare of the school, to inspire better citizenship, ajnd to encourage leadership, do establish this constitution for the Student Council of Vernon-Verona-Sherrill Central School. Bottom Row: L. Sprague, G. Munger, R. George, J. Sexton, G. Hepworth, President N. Haight, J. George, J. Freeman. Second Row: Miss Vaughn, H. Wellman, D. Zbytniewski, J. Boyce, D. Collins, M. Haight, E. Wilcox, J. Owens, P. Deal, V. Fargo, M. Smith, A. Hull, P. Paquette, H. Hemessy, Mr. Clark. Third Row: Mr. Collins, N. Gillette, E. Dalkiewicz, R. Waller, W. Lewis, B. Wayland Smith, F. Myers, R. Sayles, R. Griffith, R. Grimm, S. Wallace, J. Merry, S. Thompson, M. Kenfield, J. Hennessy. S. Seaca HIGH SCHOOL Bottom Row: M. Marshall, A. Gauthier, S. Prowda, G. Kelts, R. Fischer, S. Law, R. Sayles. Second Row: E. Kahn, Mrs. Snyder, D. Newhouse, S. Janes, E. Dalkiewicz, S. Dewan, E. Seybold, T. Ernenwein, M. Arnott, M. Jacobs, J. Cassell, M. Lewis, D. Ballard, V. Davis, Mrs. Freeman. Third Row: J. Parker, D. Marshall, P. Shaver, D. Detrich, J. Breithaupt, F. Meyers, R. Griffith, C. Barnes, M. Grems, P. White, B% Black, A. Sprague, A. Simmons, T. Vanderwall, K. Noto, N. Freeman. JUNIOR HIGH Bottom Row: L. Moulton, C. Nelson, R. Simmonds, M. Touse, M. Kenfield. Second Row: Mrs. Gifford, R. LaLonde, W. Morehouse, K. Grant, M. Hayes, P. Derringer, V. Adams, J. Tkatch, Miss Clark. V.V.S. BEACON The staff, this year, published eight copies of the Beacon under the supervision of Mrs. Snyder and Mrs. Freeman. In May, delegates attended the annual CNYSSPA convention in Utica. jliiraiif glut Ratiti eut First Row: D. Lent, K. Vanderwerken, J. Kingwater, J. Cassell, B. Reed, J. Biggar, S. Kardys, A. Gauthier, J. Patricia, A. Beane, J. Mahady, A. Law. Second Row: M. Decker, L. Pawli- kowski, G. Stoddard, M. Condon, M. Haight, T. Ernenwein, C. Combs, P. Durant, M. Arnott, J. Heuer, P. Peck, S. Barnes, M. A. Sawner, L Pulkowski, S. Jenzewski, P. Mitchell. Third Row: N. Spink, M. Berdanier, P. Horr, J. Bartel 1, M. Masner, D. Cable, P. Merrill, B. Wilson, D. Hartson, Mrs. Lawless, J. Gouchie, S. Putaski, P. Whfte, S. Dewan, M. Miller, C. Fuller, C. Raymond, M. Biggar, P. Dodge. Fourth Row: B. Larson, S. Mallery, S. Hedderich, M. Nazel, B. Bigtree, A. Nolan, M. Mumford, M. Voelker, N. Ano, A. Sweeney, J. Marcellus, J. Clark, F. Peters, C. Linee, C. Barnes, P. Pawlicki, M. L. Vaughn, H. Herrington. The Library Club is a service club under the direction of Mrs. Lawless. Mem- bers spend at least one period per week in the library at which time they check books, prepare books for circulation, and keep the shelves in order. Bottom Row: P. Williams, A. Beane, M. Cameron, R. Edic, J. Wilson, N. Glynn, M. Collins, M. Lewis. Second Row: C. Vanwic, J. Cassell, S. Arthur, M. Sawner, P. Austin, H. Biggar, T. Vanderwall, K. Johnson, S. Jenczewski. Third Row: N. Freeman, A. Wade, R. Fischer, N. Gillett, N. Dewan, D. Law, C. Allen, Miss Davis, J. Marcellue, K. Sawner, S. Snover, J. Prowda, J. Gilvert, L. Pawlikowski, M. Law. Fourth Row: K. Krauch, J. Smith, T. Conniff, D. Ballard, D. Collins, D. George, J. Breithaupt, D. Detrich, J. Bierworth, R. Conley, R. Buck- ingham, P. Sansoucy, E. Evans, J. Vanderwerken. The Latin Club, which was advised by Miss Davies, is composed of about forty-five members. The club’s purpose is to gain a better understanding of the Roman civilization. Awards were set up by the club to be presented to the student having the highest average in Latin II. Bottom Row: M. Marshall, L. Danks, J. Biggar, J. Hennessy, B. Nell, J. Madden. Second Row: Miss Davies, N. Haight, J. Lewis, E. Endermann, N. Ano, A. Swenney, D. Hoyt, M. Cameron, E. Dalkiewicz, G. Kelts. The newly-formed Spanish Club is under the advisory of Miss Davies. The purpose of this club is to promote a greater interest in Spanish. Members are engaged in money-making projects for a trip to Mexico this August. CM Bottom Row: H. Herrington, D. Wilcox, A. Beane, J. Patricia. Second Row: E. Kotary, P. Paw- licici, B. Moulton, R. Griffin, N. Freeman, P. White, R. Angell. Third Row: R. Fischer, D. Conley, H. Holi, L. Agne, J. George, S. Wallace, C. Allen, C. Drummond, D. Davis, S. Smith, F. Nadeau, B. I-anz, Miss Donzella. The club, reorganized under the advisory of Miss Donzella, is known as Le Cercle Francais. The chief aims of the club are to keep alive an interest in the language and culture of France and in her people. Activities of the club included participating in the National French Contest. 0?citu%e 7eacfoib £ rfmexica. First Row: A. Law, D. Lent, R. DiLapi, J. Seibel, C. Fox, B. Eckhard, J. Kingwater, N. Spink, E. Seybold, J. Mahady. Second Row: E. Hennessy, M. Wilson, M. Lyons, T. Ernenwein, A. Nolan, S. Barnes, N. Winn, M. Jacobs, J. Adams, S. Kardys. Third Row: P. Mitchell, C. Ray- mond, A. Havener, M. Haight, J. Collins, C. Barnes, B. Sprinkle, M. Smith, Mrs. York, M. Nazel, B. Rolewicz, J. Gouchie, D. Conley, J. Clark, E. Renwick, M. Condon, P. Rainboth. Fourth Row: D. Hartson, A. Collins, M. Masner, B. Black, C. Drummond, J. Raymond, P. Lohr, M. Mumford, T. Kobler, D. Hartson, V. Davis, T. Mason. Future Homemakers of America is a newly-formed organization. The club advisors are Mrs. York and Miss Neville. Membership in the FHA is open to any student taking home economics. Pro- jects planned by the club included a trip to Morrisville, clothing drives, bake sales, and visits to homemaking departments of other schools. At Easter time baskets were given to needy children. They also co-sponsored a dance with the FFA. First Row: A. Gauthier, L. Pawlikowski, D. Collins, J. Hennessy, P. Pawlicki, P. Collins, M. Marshall. Second Row: A. Sprague, S. Law, B. Bolton, D. Detrich, Mrs. Kreiter, L. Agne, H. Holi, D. LaLonde, E. Dalkiewicz. The FTA is a newly-organized group under the sponsorship of Mrs. Kreiter. Members consist of juniors and seniors who are interested in teaching as a career. The main activity is a cadet-teaching program. Members spent one afternoon per week in an elementary classroom during the second semester. rfrtt Uca, “9■ ?■ i. First Row: J. Steve, J. Sicniecki, Treasurer; S. Steve, Reporter; K. Murphy, Secretary; J. Filey, Sentinel; J. Janes, President; R. Champney, Vice-Presidint. Second Row: J. Jones, G. Warner, Mr. Dorrance, Mr. Elderkin, P. Apgar, L. Linton, J. Kipp. Third Row: H. Netzband, J. Sprin- kle, S. Slachta, R. Trudeau, G. Henry, L. Lawton, T. Harney, B. Carney, L. Carney. The local chapter of the Future Farmers of Amer- ica is under the advisory of Mr. Elderkin. Last summer, the chapter sent boys to the New York State FFA Camp at Oswegatchie for leadership training and recreation. In the fall, the chapter spon- sored a two-day community fair. Highlights of this fair were a chicken barbecue and a Harvest Dance. June Sexton was chosen FFA queen. Representatives from the chapter were sent to the National FFA Convention in Kansas City, Mo. In November the chapter presented a pageant in the auditorium and a very successful Father and Son Ban- quet. The FFA sponsored, in November, a square dance. On December 3, the chapter entered a contest on leadership in Oneida County and placed fourth. Judging teams were sent to Morrisville and Delhi. In the spring, the chapter was busy selling seeds and making plans for the school farm. Various crops were raised for demonstration purposes. The chapter also combined with the FHA for a dance in the spring. Left to Right: Jim Janes, President of FFA; June Sexton, Queen; Andrea Sprague, Past Queen. 75 Ttati Koi Society Bottom Row: S. Janes, A. Simmons, P. Pawlicki, J. Biggar, E. Kahn. Second Row: Mr. Glazier, D. Detrich, T. Wenham, G. Kelts, M. Miller, J. Hennessey. Our school’s chapter of the National Honor Society is known as the Tri-Hi Chapter. To be considered for the society, a student must be in the top ten per cent of the junior class or the top fifteen per cent of the senior class. Then the student is judged on character, service, and leadership. This year the National Honor Society prepared the I Speak For Democracy” assembly. The society put out a literary magazine, Fact and Fancy,” to encourage writing among V.V.S. students. First Row: L. Pawlikowski, G. Hepworth, J. Hennessy, R. Fisher, M. Miller. Second Row: G. Kelts, N. Haight, Miss Vaughn. The Sportsmanship Brotherhood is an honorary society sponsored by the Student Council. In order to be eligible for this society, the candidate must display such qualities as: a good attitude towards teachers and other students, an effort in his studies, physical fitness, and the recognition of the code of sportsmanship in all branches of school activities. Membership is limited to ten per cent of the junior class and fifteen per cent of the senior class. The main activities of the Sportsmanship Brotherhood have been to usher at home basketball games and to sponsor a Pep Club. j4cccU 't Ctoi t First Row: J. Endemann, C Combs, J. Cassell, J. Reed. Second Row: J. Heuer, L. Seifert, V. Davis, M. Berdanier, A. Sweeney, T. Vanderwall, D. Cable, C. Raymond, P. Horr, H. Biggar. Third Row: J. Smith, B. Rolewicz, D. James, J. Mitchell, R. Arnott, C. Carpenter, C. Allen, Mr. Hoyt, N. Ano, L. Mills, J. Parker, J. Steltenpohl, G. Warner, J. Janowski, E. Evans. Fourth Row: G. Stoddard, K. Ericson, R. Haslauer, G. Henry, C. Hoffmeister, L. Peters, J. Evans, R. Reeves, D. Austin, J. Louer, S. Steve, R. Simmons, J. Janes. The Audio-Visual Club is a newly-organized service club under the direction of Mr. Hoyt. Membership is open to any pupil in grades 9-12. Operator and technician cards are issued upon the fulfillment of specific requirements. Club members operated the motion picture machines upon the request of teachers. Student technicians are on duty in the public address control room. They also maintain the stage equipment and the projection booth. Senvice First Row: J. Storey, H. Youngs, M. Hayes, M. L. Marshall, J. Landers, A. Paquette, J. Ende- mann, D. Rowe, P. Lane, C. Dager. Second Row: A. Wilson, S. Jenczewiski, G. Boyson, M. Berdanier, C. Conley, J. Vanderwerken, G. Sweeney, A. Kirk, J. Cassell, K. Grant. Third Row: A. Williams, E. Sharrow, C. Nelson, N. Spink, L. Danks, J. Thurston, S. Reaves, Mr. Eakin, E. Linee, R. West, G. Bourne, E. Peck, M. Stedman, J. Moshier, T. Rounds, P. Vaitkus. Fourth Row: J. Gouchie, L.. Zucco, A. Sprague, J. Raymond, M. Masner, M. Mumford, D. Fox, W. Hull, J. Hull, J.’Brewster, P. Rainboth, N. Ford, M. L. Vaughn, A. Havener, B. Burdick. The Art Service Club is a newly-organized club under the advisory of Mr. Edkin. Members of the club made posters for the purpose of advertising activities and future events. They also made decorations for dances and plays. 77 TKcwctotf StutcC ' ■ First Row: C. Barnes, M. Marshall, J. Berdonier, P. Rainboth, M. L. Vaughn, K. Koen, M. Voelker. The flag twirlers performed with the majorettes at the home football games and at several basketball games. They marched with the band on Memorial Day. 78 This year the band performed during half time at every football game. They also paraded in the Memorial Day parades held at Vernon, Verona and Sherrill. The band is directed by Mr. Zingaro. Left to Right: L. Pawlikowski, S. Putaski, B. Rolewicz, J. Prowda, J. Gilbert. The majorettes, under the leadership of Betty Rolewicz, have performed at parades, home football games, and sports assemblies. 79 Setuvt SokcC 1 . 1 . S. DaKce ‘Sonet Bottom Row: M. Miller, S. Wallace, J. George, K. Spink, G. Dunne, J. Parker, B. Moulton, J. Greene. Second Row: Mr. Zingaro, F. Reaves, S. Morris, D. Marshall, P. Shaver, J. Mitchell, A. Miller. The V.V.S. Dance Band is under the direction of Mr. Zingaro. Mildred Miller is the vocalist. The band has played for school assemblies, the Regional Teachers Conference, the Kiwanis, and Frosh Valentine Dance. Other playing engagements included area proms. 80 First Row: R. Fischer, C. Fuller, L. Agne, V. Fargo, Mr. Zingaro, D. George, J. Walker, D. Davis. Second Row: P. Hummell, E. Ericson, D. Wilcox, M. Decker, N. Danks, M. Arnott, J. Patricia, A. Kelts, P Dodge, J. Sexton, C. Raymond, J. Stedman, B. Rolewicz, B. Molton, R. Angdl. Third Row: B. Ingersoll, M. Law, M. Lewis, A. Wade, R. Griffin, J. Endermann, P. Shaver, D. Marshall, M. Sawner, K. Endermann, A. Miller, H. Netzband, J. Mitchell, B. Nell, J. Madden, G. Dunne. Fourth Row: J. Green, S. Wal- lace, B. Waller, R. Angell, L. Smith, S. Thompson, J. Louer, B. Ingersoll, H. Beckwith, N. Angell, S. Steve, C. Allen, M. Miller, D. Zybtniewski, L. Danks, D. Hoyt, S. Snover, K. Sawner, G. Kinney, J. Steltenpol, H. Clap- saddle, S. Morris, G. Crauch, K. Ericson. Absent: B. Bigtree, J. Rider, D. Orr, D. Rosa, N. Gillette. The Senior Band is conducted by Mr. Zingaro. It played at the Christmas Concert and provides the music at our assemblies. The band also played at the Spring Concert, the Spring Festival, and graduation. fycuUosi Junior Band—Mr. A. Zingaro Bottom Row: L. Moulton, J. Schiefele, H. Rashford, A. Spielli, P. Sears, J. Ferris, J. Jones, V. Brukhardt, M. Smith. Second Row: S. Snover, C. Bloomer, M. Kenfield, J. Urtz, P. Wade, E. Smith, P. Richlefs, F. Kiechle, D. Vanslyke, R Fox, J. Walradt, D. Rosenthal, M. Combs, L. Allen, E. Brown, R. Morris, E. Noyes, Mr. A. Zingaro, C. Dager, C. Surburg, J. Felts, G. Agne, T. Bailey, S. Pierce, T. Rounds, D. Tudman, G. Herder, J. Freeman, T. Endermann, L. Herzog, B. West, R. George, T. Jenczewski, P. Pawlikowski, R. Tyler, J. Peploski, J. Vrewein, C. Grant, P. Klein, V. Wilcox, M. Dardano, P. Linstrvth. The Junior Band, directed by Mr. Zingaro, consists of seventh and eighth grade students. The band played the Christmas Concert, at school assemblies, and at the Spring Concert. 81 Senio @ uc4. flcuu i (2 VU14, First Row: D. Cave, A. Law, C. Van Wie, D. Ballard, R. Edic, J. Mahady, J. Flan- ders, J. Heuer, J. Vanderwerken, J. Staple, M. Miller, S. Rauscher, A. Gauthier, M. O’Dell, V. Stevens, N. Glynn. Second Row: A. Jones, A. Wilson, V. Seifert, D. Zbytniewski, N. Bartlett, G. Stoddard, P. Horr, N. Spink, V. Davis, E. Hen- nessey, T. Pawlikowski, M. Kardys, M. Jacobs, K. Kitchen. Third Row: M. Berdanier, T. Vanderwall, D. Hartson, A. Simmons, T. Mason, A. Havener, M. Miller, P. Deal, P. Stellwagon, I. Cullen, D. Conley, Miss McBride, B. Rolewicz, S. Periago, H. Happle, J. Owen, J. Smith, P. Mathalia, M. Thieme, R. Fischer, A. Hennessey, B. Wallace, J. Adams. Fourth Row: J. Thurston, J. Salm, J. Althouse, K. Noto, N. Dewan, M. O’Brien, N. Ford, K. Koen, M. Voelker, J. Brewster, A. Sweeney, M. Noyes, D. Rosa, N. Ano, C. Drummond, J. Williams, C. Rice, M. Cummings, B. Black, D. Cable, A. Collins, M. Masner, L. Mateer, J. Snider, C. Carney. Miss McBride is the director of the Senior Chorus. It performed at the Christmas Concert and the Spring Concert. Other activities in- cluded participation in two N.Y.S.N.N.A. festivals and baccalaureate. First Roiv: J. Netzband, A. Ericson, G. Boyson, J. Landers, P. Lane, E. Smith, C. Bloomer, P. Cassel, H. Hall, S. Van Wie, J. Stelenpohl, J. Althouse, F. Ormsby, M. Reilly, D. Nadeau, S. Kitchen, S. French, C. Decker, D. Sreca, B. Collins, J. Storey. Second Row: E. Wilcox, S. Snover, R. LaLonde, N. Dewan, C. Bucking- ham, P. Richliefs, D. VanSlyke, R. George, J. Mosher, J. Deal, G. Bourne, B. Campbell, E. Peck, R. Janes, Crouch, J. Webb, R. Sharp, G. Mercellus, W. McDonald, P. Vaitkus. Third Row:' T. Endemann, B. Fenner, C. O’Herien, H. Wellman, J. Cullen, M. Stedman, R. Hawthorne, A. Breckenridge, L. Sprague, D. Lane, D. Grisenwaite, D. Hesler, A. Glover, Miss McBride, R. Wall, F. Tysin- ski, R. West, P. Klein, A. Barclay, E. Vanderwall, Witusik, T. Farmer, B. Griffith, Wilsak, G. Munger, T. Jzeneski, E. Merrill. Fourth Row: J. Leonard, B. Medley, J. Boyce, H. Youngs, P. Chapmore, J. Pietroski, C. Adams, A. Paquette, M. Lear- wood, G. Sweeney, A. Williams, Cameron, L. Ottoway, P. Dygert, R. Butler, E. Sharron, M. Blust, C. Conley, M. Adams, L. Zucco, S. Murphy, D. Standen, C. Durant, M. Reed, L. Langford, Putnam, G. Klinch, C. Nelson, V. Seifert, H. Hennessey, Rose, J. Lewis, M. Smith, H. Hawthorne, P. Drobnica, Kirk, P. Der- ringer, M. Hayes, Ernenwein, P. Heuer. The Junior Chorus is directed by Miss McBride. The chorus per- formed at the Christmas Concert and participated in the annual Spring Concert. An operetta Little Gypsy Gay” was presented in the spring. 83 mmencceU ( tui Bottom Row: D. Lent, N. Finch, B. Brewster, B. Chamberlain, S. Danks, N. Spink, I. Pulkow- ski, J. Endermann, J. Maxwell, M. O’Dell, K. Vanderwerken. Second Row: E. Widrig, D. Zbytniewski, A. Nolan, J. Adams, P. Horr, T. Ernenwein,' M. Condon, P. Dodge, J. Krawiec, M. Arnott, J. Herzog, E. Kahn, C. Conbs. Third Row: J. Egans, P. Bolton, P. Moyer, D. Zbytniewski, R. Simmonds, E. Seybold, B. Reed, D. Rosa, Mrs. Freeman, J. Staple, S. Putaski, M. Grems, J. Sexton, J. Raymond, P. Merrell, N. Winn. Fourth Row: M. Miller, E. Renwick, R. Fisher, B. Wilson, J. Raymond, M. Nazel, M. Masner, M. Cummings, J. Collins, G. Kinney, T. Wenham, N. Witchely, M. Grimm, T. Kobler, M. O’Brien, A. Witchley, C. Barnes, F. Durant. The Commercial Club of V.V.S., whose advisors are Mrs. Freeman and Mrs. Wellman, was organized last spring. Membership is extended to students who are taking business subjects and who plan future careers in the field of commerce. Activities of the club include the presentation of skits, field trips, and guest speakers. Privet Left to Right: Mr. Walter Cymalo and Mr. Donald 84 Egan. THE MOTORIST’S PRAYER Grant me a steady hand and watchful eye, That no man shall be hurt when I pass by. Thou gavest life, and I pray no act of mine May take away or mar that gift of thine. Shelter those, dear Lord, who bear me company From the evils of fire and all calamity. Teach me to use my car for others’ need, Nor miss through love of speed The beauties of thy world; that thus I may With joy and courtesy go on my way. —London Church Time glut First Roiv: M. A. Sawner, E. Dalkiewicz, P. Collins, N. Freeman, M. Voelker, P. Pawlicki, S. Dewan, J. Heuer. Second Row: B. Rolewicz, D. Irwin, D. Newhouse, Mr. Clark, C. Allen, J. Marcellus, L. Agne. Third Row: D. Howard, D. Detrich, B. Lampman, G. Krauch, P. Hummel, B. Griffith, G. Gilbert, R. Sayles, B. Biamonte, B. Booth, P. Shaver. This year a Math Club was formed with Mr. Clark as advisor. The purpose of the club is to give the members an opportunity to discuss the various phases of mathematics which are not studied in the classroom. ScvitK 7eant First Row: P. Linstruth, H. Hall, P. Derringer, B. Hayes, A. Paquette, S. Van Wie, P. Heuer. Second Row: D. Collins, A. Conley, D. Clukies, R. Johns, Mr. Lang, N. Ano, D. Newhouse, B. Merkling, N. Gillette. Mr. Lang, advisor of the Swim Club, took them to the Y.W.C.A. in Utica for swimming practice on Saturday afternoons. 85 i- ’i' SHERRILL SCxtfc tyicute MRS. DUNNING—GRADE 6 First Row: G. Grisenthwaite, J. Perrigo, B. Linstruth, L. Stevens, J. Law, B. Davis. Second Row: J. Smith, S. Sykes, P. Haight, L. Hill, Mrs. Dunning, E. Evans, S. Urlocker, S. Pratt, M. Noyes. Third Row: P. Carney, R. Conniff, P. Rowe, S. Allen, L. Pomeroy, R. Burnham, P. Scheible, J. Mackin, D. Finch. Fourth Row: D. Wagner, J. MacArthur, L. Short, L. Zucco, E. Seelman, R. Miller, J. Cronin. SHERRILL MISS WOODS—GRADE 6 First Row: D. Orr, N. Krone, S. Dhondt, E. Corcoran, W. Pettigrew, R. Roberts, J. Miller. Second Row: C. Uddstrom, P. Liddycoat, B. Scheible, K. Marshall, M. Seaman, J. Burton, B. Jahn, J. Albra, D. Haslauer. Third Row: P. Shaver, E. MacLaughlin, E. Brewster, M. Jenc- 7.ewski, Miss Woods, L. Egan, G. Noto, C. Kotary, C. Chamberlain. Fourth Row: R. Evans, J. Lesher, O. Cum- mings, P. Evans, J. Theisen, L. Stevens, A. George. VERNON MRS. INGERSOLL—GRADE 6 First Row: R. Burke, R. Benson, B. Kobler, E. Faldzin- ski, R. Waller, D. Vaughn. Second Row: M. Leuenber- ger, J. Wickes, K. Lynch, P. Seaman, S. Harney, R. Sears, I. Durant. Third Row: J. Cresswell, J. Francis, C. Taholt, Mrs. Ingersoll, G. Ernenwein, J. Langford, G. Langford. Fourth Rote: L. Stevens, N. Vunk, H. Seel- man, T. Zajac, D. Adams, G. Vanderwerken, C. Smith, J. Carney, J. Witte. SixtA fywuU VERONA MR. JURAVICH—GRADE 6 Bottom Rote: C. Dewolt, H. Li nee, P. Zepp, W. Wil- liams, R. Winn, R. Meyers, C. Childs. Second Rote: J. Janes, N. Durant, J. Beauchesne, B. Pawlikowski, N. Bennett, P. Bullingham, B. Renwick, M. Bourne. Third Rote: J. Swain, K. Hawthorne, M. Rolewicz, S. Lohr, D. Fox, Mr. Juravich, S. Konowich, G. Wood, J. Wall, R. Pratt, D. Simchik. Absent: J. Sotton. VERONA MR. ESPER—GRADE 6 Bottom Row: J. Lohr, R. Baird, J. Hitchings, R. Wil- liams, R. Freeman, D. Janes. First Row: A. Kiner, C. Hatch, S. Cohb, C. Brodock, E. Regner, N. Snyder, L. Miller, P. Kipp. Second Row: D. Rouiller, J. J. Hull, R. Felts, L. McCormick, M. A. Sharp, Mr. Esper, M. Gar- rison, W. Bclvick, S. Boncella, W. Dodge, P. Schnciblc. VERONA MRS. BAILEY-GRADE 6 Bottom Row: D. Wilkes, R. Lawrence, D. Miller, R. Jones, E. Landry, T. Beckwith. Second Row: J. Trudeau, S. Henry, N. Skaggs, C. Regner, D. Hopkins, C. Sharp, M. Grim, S. Rider. Third Row: K. Boggsm, J. Collins, D. Way, G. Caswell, Mrs. Bailey, W. Borst, K. DeWolf, K. Massey, S. Fazekas. SHERRILL MRS. FRYER—GRADE 5 First Row: R. Zabele, W. Berdanier, R. Baker, R. Kratz, R. Marshall, R. Rapp, R. Docko. Second Row: J. Moon, M. Sullivan, S. Hornyak, E. Allen, A. Nelson, N. Buyea, M. Vanderwerken, M. Jollie. Third Row: K. Hummel, S. Watson, J. Finch, K. Bolton, L. Seamon, J. Sayles, L. Downing, B. Piersall, J. Brakaw. Fourth Row: P. Glover, R. Freeman, D. Putaski, L. Collins, W. Durant, T. Brown, M. Hedderick, B. Ottoway, A. Morris. SHERRILL MRS. HUMMEL—GRADE 5 First Row: R. Biggar, K. Johnson, T. Glover, R. Putaski, D. Rodzinka, C. Galliher, M. Monroe. Second Row: P. Johns, S. Ckarlebois, E. Wyland, P. Wilson, Mrs. Hummel, J. Surburg, B. Miller, B. Pratt, P. Hayes. Third Row: B. Kirk, V. Bates, J. Beane, P. Zophy, S. Phillips, M. Bickam, A. Seaman, L. Landon, L. Flander, S. Burton. Fourth Row: J. Clinch, P. Dierks, G. Durant, S. Park, G. Baker, L. Urlocker, T. Esch. VERNON MRS. SMITH—GRADE 5 First Row: D. Froschauer, M. Durant, D. Roberts, G. Seifert, G. Chandler, K. Hyle. Second Row: J. Lent, S. Cresswcll, S. Kelts, Mrs. Smith, S. Kennett, J. Slachta, C. Stevens. Third Row: J. Lewin, C. Cervo, J. Grant, J. Sawner, C. Martin, P. Connors, J. Hynes, C. Tabolt, L. Sansone, J. Glynn, N. Dalkiewicz, J. McConliff, S. Collins. VERONA tyiacLe MR. ROEHM—GRADE 5 Bottom Row: B. Shumway, S. Pawlikowski, H. Wall, D. Breckenridge, K. Hand, C. White, K. Eddy. Second Rote: K. Robinson, N. Simchik, P. Anderson, B. Hoff- meister, J. Ernenwein, P. Kirk, I. V. Hull, S. Hoff- meister. Third Row: K. Crippen, R. Folk, M. Wesolow- ski, F. Forney, E. Sprague, Mr. G. Roehm, J. Rounds, G. Gauthier, C. Skelton, B. Danks, D. Noble. Fourth Row: R. Catello, J. Reed, D. Gardner, L. Miller, S. Coffin, J. Maxwell, P. Stedman, N. Dodge, J. Walker. Absent: L. Johnson, J. Reed, A. Peck, E. Sharp. VERONA MRS. CONLEY—GRADE 5 Bottom Row: D. Kent, F. Havener, D. Zbytniewski, J. Seybold, J. Dixon, A. Filey. First Row: R. Meyers, M. Taylor, M. Kiner, G. Landry, B. Borst, J. Rolewicz, P. Brzezowski, P. Allen, G. Herzog. Second Row: J. Janes, C. Hoffmeister, M. Ray, K. Smith, S. Gregory, Mrs. Conley, I. Eggen, J. Wishart, E. Pitcher, B. Walle, H. Weismantle. Third Row: W. Peck, D. Bartlett, W. Pratt, L. O’Herien, J. Reid, L. Clark, D. Lipphardt, J. Leeder, R. Eaton, H. Schoeneck, W. Farley. tyiacte VERONA MISS HERRINGTON—GRADE 4A First Row: A. Conte, G. Durant, G. Stefanini, P. Mazner, T. Garner, J. Patricia, G. Zophy. Second Row: S. Porter, A. Hayes, D. Green, L. Dhont, S. Youngs, J. Clapsaddle, D. Freeman, J. Bickora. Third Row: J. Morgan, C. Wells, J. Wallace, H. Murphy, J. Thurber, M. Thomas, M. Picklefs. Fourth Row: J. Berdanier, D. Hatch, S. Nazel, P. Ernewein, M. Gifford, J. Baker, A. McKennas. 91 0?O'Ct%t tynjute SHERRILL MRS. ALLARD—GRADE 4 First Row: T. Shaver, B. Morris, J. Prowda, D. Gillette, A. Docko, G. Vencek. Second Row: M. Theisen, S. Jones, B. Vanderlan, D. Wallace, Mrs. Allard, P. Adams, K. Garner, J. Halstead, C. Urtz. Third Row: N. Short, B. Lynch, B. Bettinger, J. Zophy, F. Rosa, L. Bromley, K. Conley, R. Raymond. Fourth Row: E. Way, R. Fenner, C. Parva, J. Wheeler, T. Jones, D. Haslauer, C. McIntyre. VERNON MISS HOWLAND—GRADE 4 First Row: T. Wagner, E. Faldzinski, D. Durant, R. Seel- man, D. Louse, J. Jones. Second Row: L. Witte, R. Ricklels, M. Salm, E. Ferris, Miss Howland, D. Sprague, J. Laube, P. Snyder, M. Vaughn. 'Third Row: E. Lewin, J. Morris, V. Williams, R. Lawrence, J. Merrill, D. Law, R. Adams, P. Armsby, R. Ingersoll, L. Fedor, L. Bartell. VERONA MRS. THAYER—GRADE 4 Bottom Row: D. Morris, W. Fort, G. DeKay, J. Stedman, V. West, R. Dennison. First Row: C. Smith, K. Kane, F. Hitchings, K. Jones, Mrs. Thayer, K. Clark, K. Clark, J. Mahoney, S. Buckingham. Second Row: B. Shaw, D. Rosenthal, T. Walters, D. Collins, C. Belvick, S. Schallenberg, H. Reynolds, S. Fazekas, M. Garrison. VERONA 'powitA, tyracte MRS. BACK—GRADE 4 Bottom Row: T. Janes, W. Wesolowski, T. Schmcible, R. Lipphardt, J. Pour, J. Donovan. First Row: J. McCor- mick, D. Reber, D. Hughes, L. Clifford, Mrs. Back, B. Mason, P. Coffin, P. Edell, G. Gauthier. Second Row: S. Fischer, J. Bertram, M. L. Gilbert, C. Gregory, I. Arm- strong, J. Burley, J. Waliszewiski. VERONA MRS. KELTS—GRADE 4 Bottom Row: E. Culter, D. Walker, A. Kirk, R. Phetter- place, W. Harris, J. Beckwith, W. Bennett. First Row: C. Douner, N. Meyers, E. O’Hara, C. Cogwin, Mrs. Kelts, L. Simiele, D. Rounds, N. Urtz, P. Wiggins. Second Row: B. Grimm, P. Lohr, L. West, D. Eychner, L. Clif- ford, S. Spaulding, O. Lohr, I. Pratt, R. Folk. Abse?it: A. Bertella, S. Hull, M. Hilts. SHERRILL MRS. FELSHAW—GRADE 4 First Row: R. Williams, L. Rudolph, S. Cosimeno, Mrs. Felshaw, R. Poppleton, R. Caswell, H. Phillips. Second Row: C. Bickford, C. Brown, L. Rudolph, J. Eaton. D. George, G. Langford. J. Butler, W. Swain. (fa zde SHERRILL MRS. GRIFFIN—GRADE 3 First Row: G. Blatt, W. Wilson, J. Conley, R. Munger, F. Burton, J. Palluck. Second Row: C. Rose, T. Sykes, N. Foepel, Mrs. Griffin, D. Miller, C. Hatch, J. A. Mowers. Third Row: P. Fikes, S. Epperson, M. LeClare, S. Chesbro, K. Reames, C. Nelson, N. Hennessy, D. Allen. Fourth Row: A. Kinsley, D. Wagner, D. Tudman, L. Downing, M. Scheible, S. Sprague, C. Goodwin, R. Merkling, C. Liddycoat. SHERRILL MRS. SMITH—GRADE 3 First Row: W. Jones, D. Hill, J. Morris, B. Miller, T. Hollingsworth, E. Emmons, D. Tourville. Second Row: S. Lewis, K. Cameron, J. Fletcher, Mrs. Ethel Smith, J. Johnson, C. Cioss, G. Viele. Third Row: C. Matteson, J. Ottoway, C. Andrews, S. Stevens, J. Wheeler, K. Solar, J. Mumford, N. Farmer. Fourth Row: M. Mush- ala, D. Parker, A. Pole, R. MacDougall, W. Friske, M. Burns, T. LaCombe. SHERRILL MRS. ELPHICK—GRADE 3 First Row: W. Moon, D. Evans, R. Wesseldine, F. Louns- bury, R. Mesle, E. Pierce, R. Brewster. Second Row: R. Jollie, F. Mullen, M. Thurber, S. Urtz, Mrs. Elphick, K. Rudolph, N. Leonard, L. Docko, S. Fogg. Third Roiv: D. Perrigo, J. Allen, L. Fisher, G. Steele, K. Bush, D. Withington, J. Nelson, K. Hess, J. Elford. Fourth Row: G. Felshaw, I. Smith, D. Moulton, E. Pawlicki, B. Cluckies, D. Green, R. Krate. tyrcute VERNON MISS PENDORF—GRADE 3 hint Row: E. Peck, H. LaGoy, R. Baker, R. Garney, H. Edwards. Second Row: A. Adamiec, C. Laube, S. Lang- ford, P. McCouliff, Miss Pendorf, D. Grant, K. Smith, K. Dibble, D. Bedord. Third Row: R. Dixon, A. Adams, S. Satterlee, P. Murphy, R. Staton, J. Ziweslin, B. Dam, B. Stabb, P. Howe. VERNON MRS. KAREIVA—GRADE 3 hirst Row: K. Carr, T. Bauer, R. Kassis, W. Burton, J. Pekola. Second Row: L. Eddy, A. Stevens, B. Ferris, Mrs. Kareiva, T. Morris, S. Langford, K. Secor. Third Row: G. Story, S. Palmer, N. Harsma, E. Hruby, P. Dixon, P. Campbell, L. Walker, B. Stanton, W. Hilts. fourth Rote: R. Ziwesli, R. Sreca, A. Adams, G. Dap- son, P. Jasiewicz, J. Moffit, J. Martin. VERONA MRS. ELLIS—GRADE 3 Bottom Row: R. Schmidtka, J. Horodnick, F. Van Arnam, S. Sledziona, J. Freeman, first Row: M. Con over, G. Hoehn, D. Havener, P. Dixson, C. Wright L Lhmura, K. Reber, S. Peploski. Second Row: C. Storey C. Ellis, T. Kardys, T. Heburn, Mrs. Ellis, N. Delong E. Johnson, M. Borst, R. Sochia. Third Row: P. Weso lowski, G. Williams, J. Drummond, F. Kinowski, S Mauira, M. Simchik, D. Sutter, M. Mushala. ( %cuCe VERONA MRS. CARLTON—GRADE 3 Bottom Row: G. Rudd, D. Kird, J. Taylor, R. Conover, J. Bravo. Second Row: T. Viathkus, S. Lovely, K. Wilkes, S. Crippen, M. Wheelock, P. Donovan, C. Markell, S. Collier. Third Row: D. Ford, D. Saudry, B. Hawthorne, J. Pietras, Mrs. Carlton, M. Disburger, M. Sayles, M. Sinichik, A. Steve. Fourth Row: D. Snyder, J. Wellman, S. Armstrong, R. Phipps, S. Graves, J. Williams, S. Drummond, N. Rounds. VERONA MRS. CUNNINGHAM—GRADE 3 Bottom Row: W. Clydesdale, R. Storms, J. Winterton, T. Shumway, J. Simchik, M. Meyers. Second Row: D. Martin, C. Filey, M. Bethea, B. Drummond, R. DeBlois, C. Galbo, D. Moore, P. Hoffmeister. Third Row: B. Peck, S. Sexton, E. Thron, K. VanDreasen, P. Brodock, S. Skelton, D. Detmer, J. Grems. Fourth Row: W. Stone, L. Burke, E. Jasewicz, A. Sobik, E. Johnson, T. Little, P. Miller, D. Wiggins. Second tyiade SHERRILL MISS SWALLOW—GRADE 2 First Row: L. Hahn, J. Foeppel, J. Miller, D. Paluck, R. Watson, J. Conniff. Second Row: J. Totten, M. Beane, K. Lcrch, P. Parks, N. Jones, S. Liddycoat, C. Moshetti, P. Lamb. Third Row: G. Streeter, R. Richter, K. Pettit, C. Conley, D. Austin, K. Braemer, H. George, S. Mesle. Fourth Row: G. Osier, J. Thomas, R. Zimmer- man, R. Murphy, J. Brokaw, R. Durant, T. Cumings, D. Kent, T. Nolan. SHERRILL Second tyitute MISS BOWMAN—GRADE 2 First Row: J. Bushnell, R. Mumford, A. Hyatt, J. Parvu, J. Endemann, G. Smith, H. Schon. Second Row: K. Parker, K. Sykes, B. Bonnell, M. Tyminski, Miss Bow- man, M. Durant, V. Mierck, J. Foeppel, G. Way. Third Row: D. Sharrow, K. Bartholoma, S. Dailey, S. Noto, P. Morris, P. Harrig, B. Fenner, K. Ackley, C. Lamb. Fourth Row: B. Grobb, T. McDermott, D. Unsworth, J. Cowan, B. Park, A. Jones, R. Ricklefs, T. Thomas, R. LaLonde. Absent: B. Bickom, C. Marshall. VERNON MRS. KALTENBACH—GRADE 2 First Row: D. Peck, R. Newman, G. Ernenwein, J. Weir, M. Bambino, W. Dauksza, W. Adams. Second Row: A. Ferris, L. Durant, D. Mackey, K. Kennett, Mrs. Kalten- bach, L. Hartson, J. Todd, J. Siegel, S. Dundon. Third Row: R. Smith, N. Clinch, D. Lawton, M. Morgan, J. Sloma, B. Biggar, R. Janowski, T. Carney, S. Champ- ney, T. Lynch, D. Medley. VERNON MRS. STAUFFER—GRADE 2 First Row: B. Griffin, E. Boice, W. Edwards, J. Seamon, P. Baker, R. Koba, W. Esch. Second Row: K. Fros- chauer, P. Laube, P. Morgan, K. Yaddaw, Mrs. Stauffer, P. Fedor, J. Stanton, J. Chandler, D. Lent. Third Row: T. Carr, R. Maciag, A. Metz, S. Bedford, E. Hynes, C. Dapson, R. Moffitt, H. Collins, R. Walker, L. Wil- liams, J. Winterton. VERONA Seco4tcC ( %cuU MRS. FARGO—GRADE 2 Bottom Row: G. Rider, D. Lohr, M. Fort, W. De Blois, J. Zbytniewski, W. Hall, W. Collins. Second Row: P. Baird, L. Martzloff, J. Wesolowski, M. Rowland, Mrs. Fargo, P. Simchik, D. Horodnick, S. Pawlikowski, F. Janes. Third Row: E. O’Hara, C. Dutcher, D. White, K. Pietras, G. Stoddord, D. Morey, L. Burke, M. Konowich. VERONA MRS. FELTS—GRADE 2 Bottom Row: R. Belvick, G. Lymber, P. Fox, G. Peck, D. Skelton, D. Pawlikowski. Second Row: S. Apgar, J. Rudd, D. Borst, L. Downer, Mrs. Felts, M. McDonald, L. Jowett, N. Highers, D. Dixon. Third Row: R. Hughes, S. Theall, J. Eaton, J. Waliszewski, W. Wendt, P. La Galbo, B. Swain, S. Caldwell, L. Rolewicz. Absent: P. Condon. VERONA MRS. GARLOCK—GRADE 2 Bottom Row: David Reed, Carl Boyson, Robert Walker, Charles Taylor, Bobby Fazekas. first Row: Jo Ann Seybold, Jackie Hugunine, Sheila Kenna, Janet George, Mrs. Garlock, Peggy Roney, Margaret Little, Joyce Pelano, Nancy Smith. Second Row: Bonnie Dager, Kath- leen Hitchings, Kathleen Donlon, Linda Armstrong, John Farney, Larry Pekola, Paul Catello, Michael Lutz. VERONA MRS. BENTLEY—GRADE 2 Bottom Row: T. Lohr, W. Gilbert, W. Theall, L. Pat- rick, W. Walker, A. Kranbul, D. Rosenthal. Second Row: D. Winterton, J. Webster, M. Willson, S. Fidler, Mrs. Bentley, D. Avard, L. Hitchings, L. Seybold, S. Meyers. Third Row: J. Webb, J. Folk, R. Brecken- ridge, D. Horr, D. Cobb, D. Shaw, W. Davenport. tyicute SHERRILL MRS. GRIFFITH—GRADE 1 First Row: B. Snyder, J. Vanderlan, J. Sullivan, W. Por- ter, D. Newcomb, A. Goodwin, M. Halstead. Second Row: G. Wittman, N. Hawe, T. Davis, S. Bartholoma, Mrs. Griffith, M. Eager, J. Hess, D. Armstrong, K. Rose. Third Row: T. Brakaw, S. Haberle, J. Cole, R. Flanders, P. Mushala, R. Schon. SHERRILL MISS GRAZIANO—GRADE 1 First Row: J. Stewart, C. Wesseldine, J. Mitchell, L. Pier- sail, B. McDermott, J. Woodbury. Second Row: L. Cog- don, N. Blatt, L. Hayes, M. Roye, Miss Graziano, M. Tkatch, R. Burnham, J. Gale, M. Grisenthwaite. Third Row: J. Hill, H. Surburg, C. Rudolph, D. Ray, S. Atley, J. Parker, J. Jennings. 99 tyituLe SHERRILL MRS. LABARGE—GRADE 1 First Row: A. Ceraolo, V. Hall, D. Tudman, J. Amann, J. Stone, P. Gates. Second Row: S. Dunn, P. Barnes, D. Hess, J. Withington, Mrs. LaBarge, J. Bonnell, C. Hol- lingsworth, M. Short, S. Pietroski. Third Row: C. Witt- man, P. MacDougall, A. Raynsford, B. Morris, L. Schief- fer, F. Wyland, N. Kilgore. VERNON MISS TOSI—GRADE 1 First Row: A. Kitchen, W. Hilts, D. Beach, L. Stevens, J. Eddy, M. Perkins. Second Row: S. Morgan, N. Youngs, S. Jones, C. Morgan, Miss Tosi, M. Touse, M. Vaughn, P. Way, K. Smith. Third Rote: C. Raeszot, D. Dam, C. Seelman, S. Loomis, L. Maxfield, M. Cervo, H. Francis, D. Brown, D. Zajac, S. Newman, P. Ko- chocki, S. Roberts. VERNON MRS. WALKER—GRADE 1 First Row: F. Bambino, D. Hilts, E. Sloma, G. Burleigh, T. Secof, R. Boice, D. Lampman. Second Row: L. Mof- fitt, V. Sprague, M. McCouliff, J. Stockbridge, Martha Walker, N. Wagner, K. Brown, B. L. Kitchen, N. Mackey. Third Row: G. Yaddow, R. Durant, G. Champ- ney, L. Fedor, C. Nazel, E. Dixon, J. Jones, E. Reynolds, B. Stewart, C. F. Ingcrsoll, C. Cobb, D. Robinson. VERONA 'pvut tyuute MRS. SNOVER—GRADE 1 Bottom Row: L. Kranbuhl, B. Davies, G. Caldwell, R Schneible, M. Anderson, D. Burton, R. Schmidtka Second Rote: R. Waliszewski, B. Highers, J. Walker L. Filey, Mrs. Snover, D. Spaulding D. Novak, R. Brock way, M. Drobnica. Third Row: J. Patton, P. Law, S West, J. Brooks, W. Durant, J. Murphy. Absent: J Squadrito, E. Smith. VERONA MRS. HELT—GRADE 1 Bottom Row: L. Rossi, R. Arnold, H. Johnson, R. Win- terton, R. Mason, P. Simchik, R. Hawthorne. Second Rote: K. Trunko, J. West, K. Landry, D. Abel, Mrs. Helt, G. Williams, D. Carver, K. Stoddord, G. Eaton. Third Row: P. Peck, S. Lamphere, L. Collins, N. Butler, D. Erickson, R. Bennett, T. Burleson, M. Chmura, B. Parmon, B. Dodge. VERONA MRS. ZINGARO—GRADE 1 Bottom Row: R. Seybold, W. Sochia, B. Storms, E. Kirk, J. Steve, P. Durant, M. Sergent. Second Row: S. Watson, B. Bartell, D. Hoehn, E. Drummond, H. Smith, L. Brooks, S. Warcup, K. Muchala. Third Row: M. Davis, S. Williams, C. Carey, G. Gautheir, D. Graves, R. Web- ster, J. Clark, C. LoGalbo, C. Pour. VERONA MISS HERRON—GRADE 1 Bottom Row: R. Weller, M. McCook, T. Skinner, R. Wright, E. Bourne, R. Herrick, J. Apgar. Second Row: P. Sledziona, C. Darling, K. Lamphere, M. Collins, Miss Herron, C. Peck, J. Urtz, L. Ernenwein, J. Cagwin. Third Row: N. Spink, J. Downer, L. Rouillier, W. Stone, S. Patrick, H. Garcia. VERONA MRS. VOSBURY—GRADE 1 Bottom Row: A. Roman, D. Winterton, D. Craver, J. Harris, D. Eddy, E. Catello, C. Shumway. Second Row: J. Skaggs, D. O’Herien, L. Spink, M. Garrison, Mrs. Vasbury, S. Horodnick, R. Beauchesne, G. Dixon, P. Bullingham. Third Row: H. Sidelko, D. Cmaylo, S. Rathbun, D. De Wolf, J. Tanney, D. Stedman. 102 iKcienqanteti SHERRILL MRS. HUMPHREY—KINDERGARTEN First Row: B. Miller, B. Snyder, R. Albro, D. Wallace, C. Lamb, B. Freeman, G. Moreau. Second Row: D. Witt- man, L. Reed, L. Beane, T. Conley, Mrs. Humphrey, N. Way, K. Zimmerman, P. Goodwin, T. LaLonde. Third Row: B. Burns, M. Stevens, M. Conniff, M. Jones, M. Ray, A. Hayes, E. Johnson, C. Vaughn, R. Wilson, P. Eager. SHERRILL MRS. HUMPHREY—KINDERGARTEN First Row: J. Colway, J. Park, T. Planck, W. Charlebois, B. Miller, T. Brownell, B. Howe. Second Row: L. Bon- nell, B. Moran, K. Bush, K. Stone, Mrs. Humphrey, N. Bergman, C. Clark, D. Epperson, C. Ely. Third Row: L. MacArthur, P. Durant, S. Noakes, N. Ellis, P. L’Huil- lier, B. Tou’rville, D. Wagner, C. Friskc. Fourth Row: R. Fenner, P. Raynsford, P. Noto, M. Grobb, C. Osier, R. Matteson, A. Pomeroy. VERONA MISS WETTEL—KINDERGARTEN Bottom Row: T. Heburn, C. Murphy, R. Bethea, J. Abbuhl, K. Gillette, D. Snyder, B. Eddy, T. Lohr. Second Row: K. Baird, P. Fidler, K. Henderson, S. Cobb, Miss Wettel, S. Lohr, B. Lipphardt, M. Pawlikowski, G. Schmidtka. Third Row: B. Wright, P. Nardis, W. Carey, G. Johnson, L. Streator, L. White, W. Robinson, R. Webster, G. Eggen, K. McCook. LKcUnqJLnteK VERNON MISS WETTEL—KINDERGARTEN Bottom Row: D. Pitoniak, D. Reber, T. Dager, D. Fal- kenmeyer, J. Collins, R. Skellham, G. Smith. Second Row: C. Salsburg, M. Ernenwein, D. Warner, Miss Wettel, S. Witka, C. Renwick, J. Kobelia. Third Row: T. Belvick, J. Jackson, M. Merrell, G. Henderberg, M. Sutter, M. Garrison, D. Wilcox, R. Craver. Absent: S. Walker. VERONA MRS. ZINGARO—KINDERGARTEN Bottom Row: B. Lohr, J. Lohr, P. Fidler, E. Dutcher, R. O’Dell, G. Williams, T. Grosjean. Second Row: D. Apgar, M. Meinen, C. White, L. Peck, Mrs. Zingaro, L. Kiner, B. Rounds, L. O’Herien, D. Landers. 'Third Row: M. Hansberger, J. Wheelock, C. Davenport, B. Bentley, A. Mauira, R. Webster, J. Boncella, P. Rosen- thal. Absent: B. Allen, C. Miller, W. Jones. VERONA MRS. ZINGARO—KINDERGARTEN Bottom Row: T. Reber, J. Sforza, T. Montalbano, D. Grimm, R. Pitoniak, B. Crippen. Second Row: B. Watson, J. Wiggins, P. Freeman, J. Oleynick, Mrs. Zin- garo, V. Walters, J. Stedman, J. Hugenine, N. Collins. Third Row: S. Reed, D. Cooper, D. DeKay, F. Sobik, P. Swistak, D. VanDreason, C. Erickson, G. Carrier. Absent: C. Basher, D. Standen, E. White. 'KuuCenyanteM, VERNON MRS. ARONSON—KINDERGARTEN First Row: K. McLintock, E. Rycraft, K. Lawton, T. Eaton, L. Dauksza, J. Mahady, K. Newman. Second Row: D. Lampman, M. L. Dundon, S. Glynn, B. Kitchen, Mrs. Aronson, S. Linton, C. Janza, B. Pekola, B. Stabb. Third Roiv: W. Morgan, D. Lawrence, C. Wilson, B. Deal, S. Vencek, L. Dutcher, C. Chandler, S. Sparling, C. Finen, E. Collins. Fourth Row: F. Wheeler, D. Camp- bell, D. Caufield, B. Ames, L. Bigger, P. Law, C. Edwards. Absent: C. Bates, A. Laurence. VERNON MRS. ARONSON—KINDERGARTEN First Roiv: R. Nuzzo, K. Eddy, J. Citricinti, W. Johot, D. Walker, L. Wier. Second Row: J. Davis, M. S. Carr, K. Dibble, G. Barber, Mrs. Aronson, C. Seifer, J. Brown, S. Palmer, S. Foley. Third Row: S. Brown, R. Wingard, T. Mockler, R. Martin, C. Loomis, L. Adams, J. Wilgus, R. Faldzinski, J. Rice, M. Morris. Fourth Row: R. Bar- tell, J. Ormsby, R. Dapson, A. Law, R. Decker, R. Bauer, E. Simpkins. Absent: D. Nash. r ■ GREENWAY MRS. HERRING Bottom Row: S. Klein, A. Salsburg, W. Lewis, K. Lock- wood, W. Arthur, G. Clemens. Second Row: L. Falken- mcyer, S. Salsburg, R. Cole, J. Skellham, Mrs. Herring, E. Armstrong, S. Lewis, C. Wendt, C. Touchette. Third Row: D. Armstrong, R. Lewis, R. Pitoniak, J. Lewis, D. Clemens, G. Evans, P. Swistak. VERNON CENTER MRS. WAGAR Bottom Row: J. Durant, C. Janowski, R. Hunt, Mrs. Wagar, L. Todd, M. Durant, V. Finch. Second- Row: G. Hyle, S. Strong, R. Finen, M. Griffin, R. Frost, A. Lawton. Absent: P. Lemire, R. Williamson, J. Sprinkle. VERNON CENTER MRS. ADAMS Hrst Row: T. Esch, L. Metz, C. Peters, J. Winterton, E. Chandler, P. Finch, D. Hyle. Second Row: J. Rycraft, B. Deal, K. Dutcher, S. Cuomo, Mrs. Adams, R. Hunt, N. Stockhridge, J. Leuenberger, G. Tabolt. Third Rotv: K. Smith, G. Linton, J. Caufield, W. Tabolt, D. Chan- dler, T. Durant, M. Dial, R. Gifford, C. Finch, C. Lemire, E. Lewin. VERNON 2 First Row: K. Deal, J. Snider, Mrs. Ashforth, N. Owens, N. Snider. Second Row: P. Wilson, R. Clinch, J. Janow- ski, R. Simmons, E. Skinner, F. Simmons. 'REENACRES V- XoMwMjWva w v The Complete Store Sixty Departments Under One Roof w- 1 The children will love the FOR THE CHRISTMAS SEASON TOYS BRONWYN OF BROADWAY you choose from ANSTEYS for hair perfection exciting selections LADIES HAIRDRESSING SALON NORMAN ANSTEY LIMITED DURBAN'S FAVOURITE 8 Broadway, Durban North DEPARTMENT STORE £ South Africa V Telephone 835127 380 We«t Street Phone 61381 279 Church Street Pietermaritzburg, P. 0. Box 142 So. Africa WEST STREET DURBAN, SOUTH AFRICA m GOING SHOPPING? •i N«5 For the World's Greatest . . then make for Payne’s -Durban’s ’ modern store! Whatever you need in gifts for family or friends, you'll find at We seek to Serve MERCURY SERVICE STATION (Ply.) Lid. Repairs • Petrols • Oils Cars Bought and Sold --------------------------------! C BOOKBINDING AND EMBOSSING r Converters of CELLOPHANE Cellulose! Film 1 Regd. Trade Mork |E. P. COMMERCIAL! “ DDiuTiue rm iniuv itr JA ■« PRINTING COMPANY LTD. R 567 Smith St., Durban Phone 25351 0 there than Courtesy, qualities r purchase. Advertising Calendars (Gerlach-Barklow U. S. A.) FOR FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS STUTTAFORDS DEPARTMENT STORE FURNITURE REMOVALS AND WAREHOUSING West Street, Durham, South Africa THE FINEST FRUIT AND VEGETABLES HONEY JAM PICKLES Whatever you sew 535 Smith Street, Durban PHONE 28351 —you’ll sew it better jj on a a FLOWERS CHRISTMAS ORDER EARLY HOWDENS FTjflimTS FPTY ) LTD rg|j.M.Mr4rcMM.|| SINGER if ”l J. W KIDD 11 L City Morket !fA Stoll 35 Tel. 26206 Durban Sewing Service ITS EASY TO SHOP AT Compliments of m A Hf CHAPMAN GAS SERVICE 257 E. Walnut Street ITOWNSHOES Oneida, N.Y. ONEIDA, NEW YORK Compliments of Compliments of HARRY F. NAUMANN ONEIDA FEED FARM Real Estate — Insurance SUPPLY 214 Cedar Street West Shore Freight House Naumann Bldg. Oneida, New York Telephone 623 Oneida, N.Y. Beacon Feed FREY AUTO SUPPLY, INC Compliments of 215 Broad Street MARSHALL HOPE Oneida, N.Y. Men's and Boys' Wear Stores in Phone 1213 Oneida — Canastota — Camden IRMA AND WALT GRIFF Compliments of Dairylea Ice Cream Any Quantity HALDERS FARM EQUIPMENT COMPANY Fountain Service — Groceries Verona, N.Y. Head of Main Street at Route 5 Massey-Harris Gehl Oneida, N.Y. Sales Service 108 JOHN HART Compliments of Groceries — Dry Goods — Paints W. S. ROSS Vernon 620-622 Sherrill Rood New York Sherrill, N.Y. SHEAR'S QUALITY MARKET Compliments of Vernon, N.Y. VERONA DINETTE Phone 3-3105 Verona, N.Y. Free Delivery Henry Bednarski, Prop. CAMPBELL-DEAL Funeral Home Togs for Tots Notions Ladies' Lingerie Established 1905 Oneida, N.Y. CHAPMAN'S M. G. Dean, Jr., Owner Ambulance Service — Invalid Equipment Service Phone 286 Sherrill Dry Goods Store Sherrill, N.Y. POHL'S Compliments of GLF W. J. HINMAN'S JEWELERS Elgin, Gruen, Hamilton Watches Vernon, N.Y. Phone 1110 Oneida, N.Y. 109 SCHOOL BUS BODIES THE MANUFACTURER OF ■fimatica 5 Tineit School Sui Hody EXTENDS BEST WISHES TO THE V.V.S GRADUATING CLASS OF 1956 TRADE MARK Oneida Products Corporation CANASTOTA, NEW YORK no Compliments of KALLET THEATERS Oneida, N.Y. Compliments of UEBLER MILKING MACHINE COMPANY, INC. Milking Machines Compliments of STEDFORD CHEMICAL, INC. Steadfast Quality and Service Fayetteville, N.Y. Barn Equipment Uebler Ventilating Systems Vernon, N.Y. Phone 3-2965 Compliments of VERNON Plumbing and Heating Vernon, N.Y. Compliments of SANSONE'S DEPT. STORE Vernon, N.Y. Compliments of Compliments of BLACKBURN AND RICKLEFS ROY'S ATLANTIC SERVICE Vernon, N.Y. Vernon, N.Y. Ill Compliments of CROWN DAIRY SUPPLY OF NEW YORK Peterboro Road Vernon, N.Y. Distributors of Crown Milking Machine Rubber Parts, Milking Machine Cleaning Brushes, Harvaclean Cleaning Compound, and Milkhouse Equipment COMFORT'S One Stop BAKERY AND FOOD MARKET Personally Created Party and Wedding Cakes Sherrill, N.Y. Compliments of MARKSON BROTHERS Furniture, Rugs and Appliances 138 Main Street Oneida, N.Y. Phone: Oneida 1057 THE VERNON DINER Where you meet old friends and make new ones. Marge and Eddie Prenez Vernon, N.Y. Compliments of OLIVER OFFICE EQUIPMENT Rome, N.Y. Phone 714 CAMPBELL DAIRY Premium Dairy Products Grade A Pasteurized Milk and Cream Ice Cream Home of Oneida's Newest and Finest Dairy and Snack Bar Oneida 1089 210 Loucks Street Oneida, N.Y. 112 Compliments of CARVER'S MOBIL GARAGE ROME PAINT and WALLPAPER CO. Phone 1554 Oneida Phone 4527 217 West Dominick St. Verona, N.Y. Rome, N.Y. M. J. ENGELBERT BRO. NELSON'S DEPARTMENT STORE Diamonds, Silverware, Watches Corner Dominick and Washington Streets Rome, N.Y. Rome, N.Y. Phone 4488 Congratulations and Continued Success to the Class of 1956 from MARGREY’S FOOD MARKET 602 Sherrill Road Sherrill, New York 113 BARNASKEY FUEL CO. 220 Sconondoa Street ESTABLISHED IK 1920 Commercial 3Vfn m—n$ € . [Noyes ZBlvd., Sherrill, ZN. Oneida, New York Over 26 years of Service Our Best to You— THE CLASS OF 1956 VINCENT L CORONA, TAILOR E. Seneca Street, Sherrill, New York NELSON’S FLORAL SHOP Flowers of Distinction Phone 961 s' Phone 25 210 Main St. I ft! 552 Sherrill Oneida, N. Y. 1 W 1 Sherrill, N. Y. We Deliver Phone 159 Best Wishes from the DINER TRADING POST AND COFFEE SHOP George Berdanier, Prop. Everything for the Sportsman 275 West Seneca Street Sherrill, New York CLIP THIS COUPON IT'S WORTH $50.00 on a new spinet piano from MR. SUNSHINE'S MUSIC AND RECORD CENTER 303 Columbia Street Utica, New York Only one (1) coupon per Customer SHERRILL HARDWARE CO. General Hardware and Kyanize Paints Power Lawn Mowers Stanley Power Tools Phone 298 Sherrill, New York Compliments of PFAFF'S MEAT MARKET 128 Main Street Oneida, New York 114 18 3 9 1956 THE NATIONAL BANK OF VERNON VERNON, NEW YORK Complete Banking Service 115 Congratulations To the Class of '56 NEW LONDON IGA STORE Compliments of MURPHY'S CIDER MILL CUSTOM CANNING Verona, New York See the latest fashions at LANDMAN'S DRESS SHOPPE Main Street Oneida, New York THE MARK L DALTON CO. Lehigh Valley Coal Building Materials 584 Main Street Oneida, New York Compliments of ENDEMANN'S STORE Groceries, Beer, Etc. 419 Sherrill Road Phone 390 GORDON FLOWER SHOP G. H. Thibaudeau Oneida, New York Congratulations to the Class of '56 JANOWSKI BROTHERS Vernon Center, New York Compliments of ALFRED POIRIER Durhamyille, New York Compliments of E. J. BUTTON SONS Chittenango, New York Excavating — Grading Contractors ANN’S BEAUTY SALON Always the latest in fashion 388 Sherrill Road Sherrill, New York Phone 190-R Costume Jewelry Cosmetics Gifts STOREY SUPPLY Hardware — Paints — Housewares Hershey's Ice Cream Phone CLinton 642-J-l Westmoreland, New York 117 Compliments of VERNON ARMY AND NAVY STORE Phone 3-3175 Vernon, New York Best of Luck to the Class of 1956 from LAWRENCE T. COOK Attorney at Law Vernon, New York: 3-3165 Rome, New York: 248 Compliments of HILLCREST MOTEL LINDA MAE SHOP John Rzeszot, Prop. Phone Vernon 3-5434 703 Sherrill Road Vernon, New York Sherrill, New York 15 Miles West of Utica, New York, on Route 5 Dresses, Suits, Coats The Home of Vernon Downs and Sportswear Situated Away from Traffic for a Good Night's Rest Junior and Misses Compliments of VERNON PHARMACY THE AMANN AGENCY S. Dardono, Jr., B.S. Vernon, New York Corner Seneca and Verona Streets Phone 3-3705 Phone 3-3125 R. J. Steltenpohl, Mgr. Vernon, New York Complete Insurance Service Your Rexall Store BROCKWAY'S Congratulation to the SALES SERVICE HOME APPLIANCES Graduating Class of 1956 169-177 Madison Street K. E. SOCIETY Oneida, New York Phone 684 Sigma Chapter Maytag, Easy Crosley Appliances Sherrill, New York Radios Televisions 118 Central New York State's Oldest and Largest Livestock Auction Every Wed., 1 p.m. — Slaughter Animals Every Thurs., 1 p.m — Dairy Cattle Congratulations to the Class of '56 BURTON LIVESTOCK EXCHANGE, INC. Vernon, New York Phone 35105 President, Clifford E. Nower Auctioneers: Tom W. Burton and Howard G. Nower New York State Licensed and Bonded For the Best For Less See No Better Credit Terms Anywhere Open Tuesday and Friday Nights Until 9 p.m. On Route 5 in Oneida Castle Phone 1399 SHERRILL CITY GARAGE H. T. Oatman, Prop. 245 W. Seneca Street Phone Sherrill 260 Sherrill, New York OATMAN TRACTOR COMPANY, INC. John Deere Sales and Service MATT’S MEAT CO. Vernon, New York Phone 3-2742 Custom Slaughtering and Processing Curing a Specialty Wholesale and Retailing Owned and Operated by George Matt Son 119 A. F. GILBERT SON ARCHITECTS 358 Fifth Avenue New York 1, N.Y. Compliments of FAMILY SUPER MARKET Westmoreland, New York VERNON MOTORS Aruthur Morgan Walter-Dalkiewier Phone 32322 Vernon, New York Compliments of VERNON FARM SUPPLY McCormick Tractors and Machines Phone 32975 Vernon, New York 121 WEBB'S SPORT SHOP WHAT IT MEANS TO BE INSURED THROUGH THIS AGENCY Dependable Protection Personalized, Friendly Service Trained Staff to Assist You at All Times Over a Quarter of a Century Devoted Exclusively to Insurance Dividends to Policyholders — Cash Savings to Them — Now Exceed $325,000.00 Experience Gained Through the Years Has Real Value in Helping Us to Help You When a Loss Occurs A Friendly Agency — You Are More Than a Policyholder—You Are a Friend and We Place a High Value on Friends ©BREUISTER Established 1928 125 Farrier Ave. Tel. 380 Oneida, N. Y. It Will Pay You to Pay Us to Pay Your Losses 120 Compliments of BRILL'S JEWELERS 108 North James Street Rome, New York MURPHY'S GROCERY Gas and Oil — Beer — Candy Ice Cream Meats — Soft Drinks Phone Rome 2714-J2 Greenway, New York BECK'S GROVE Banquets — Clam Bakes Motel — Airport Phone 6559 Rome, New York Compliments of TOWNSENDS SHOE STORE Shoes for All the Family 175 West Dominick Street Rome, New York Central New York's Most Beautiful Self-Service Office Equipment Store ROME OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. 129 North James Street Rome, New York BROOKS ELECTRIC CO. Kelvinator Appliances Raytheon T.V. Phone 183 210 Sconondoa Street Oneida, New York JAY'S SALES AND SERVICE Blossvale, New York Ferguson Tractors and Implements Jamesway Barn Equipment Cobey Spreaders and Wagons Gehl Forage Harvesters Complete Service on all Farm Equipment Phone: Rome 6361 GREENWAY VARIETY STORE Gifts — Novelties — Drugs Paint — Hardware — Health and Beauty Aids Films and Developing Service Sewing Needles Household Needs — Toys Costume Jewelry R. D. No. 1, Verona At the 4-Corners 122 Compliments of LENA'S BRIDAL SHOPPE 247 W. Dominick Street Rome, New York Wedding Gowns, Bridesmaid's, Formals Congratulations to the Class of '56 MARCELLUS LUMBER COMPANY, INC 169 Cedar Street Phone 17 Oneida, New York Compliments of M. S. PHOTO SUPPLY, INC and SHERMAN JEWELERS CAMERA SHOPPE Rome, New York 120 West Dominick Street Compliments of Phone 957-4980 SPORTS CENTER Stan Evans — Dick Wilson Nicholas Spoon, V. Pres. Gen. Mgr. Norb Kieffer Rome, New York Compliments of ONEIDA VALLEY NATIONAL BANK Established 1851 Main office Branch offices Oneida, New York Sherrill, New York and Hamilton, New York Member of FDIC 123 ONEIDA UPHOLSTERY SHOP Main Street Oneida, New York WALMAR RESTAURANT Route 5 Vernon Home Cooking — Legal Beverages Phone No. Vernon 3-2495 FRIGIDAIRE HOME APPLIANCES P. D. PRIOR MAUGERrS ESSO SERVICE 212 White Street General Repairing Phone 160-R Carburetor and Ignition — Tires and Batteries Waterville, New York 145 West Seneca Street (on Route 5) Sherrill, New York Phone 349 —Res. 345 Compliments of JOAL'S JEWELERS J. A. LAURIN For All Your Gift Needs BARBER SHOP Watch and Jewelry Repairing 141 Main Street Sherrill, New York Oneida, New York CRAIG W. CROWELL Congratulations and Best Wishes to the 1956 Class FUNERAL HOME of V. V. S. 464 Sherrill Road Sherrill, New York KENNY'S FOOD MARKET Personal Service at All Times 329 East Seneca Street Sherrill, New York 124 Compliments of VAIL'S ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE Vernon Center, New York Phone Vernon 3-5773 Congratulations Class of '56 HI FI MUSIC SHOPPE 134 Lenox Avenue Oneida, New York PLUMBING, HARDWARE, HEATING L-W VAN VALKENBURG Vernon, New York Phone 33131 Cabinet Shop Home Building Mill Work ARTHUR K. LANGFORD Vernon Center, New York Dial VErnon 3-5865 BRIETHAUPT SUPER DRUG STORE 7 stores in 1 Drugs — Foods Sporting Goods — Radio TV Coffee Shop — Home Bakery Toy Gift Shop Toys You Have Never Seen Before Sherrill, New York Compliments to Class of '56 R. J. PETTIGREW Knoxboro, New York Compliments of DECKER'S SPECIALTY SHOP Rome, New York Compliments of A. C LUTSWSKI Hardware, Clothing, Merchandise Dial VErnon 3-5635 Compliments of O'SHEA SUPPLY CO., INC. 136 South James Street Rome, New York 125 Mi 11 work Wallboards Hardware Mason Supplies Roofing Paints Insulation Glass LYNCH LUMBER COMPANY A Complete Building Service Your Lumber No. 3-2925 Vernon, New York Your Lumber No. 6-5236 Oriskany Blvd., Whitesboro, New York Established 1919 Phones: Office 204, Home 2238 MAYCOCK AND EVANS Plumbing and Heating —Air Conditioning 108 Washington Avenue Oneida, New York Compliments of ARNOTT AND FELTS RED AND WHITE STORE Verona, New York JOHN SCHLICK-, JR. Compliments of CANASTOTA Refrigeration and Electric Service FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS Vernon Center Lehner Bros. Phone Vernon 3-5051 Seneca Avenue, N.Y.S., Route 5 Telephone 7416 126 An Enlarged and Better MILLER'S Oneida, New York Wishes V.V.S. Graduates Success in Life JONES BROS. Stationery — Gifts 115 Lenox Avenue, Oneida, New York Phone 750 WATERVILLE RINK Stafford Avenue Phone 344 Dancing every Sat. 9:30-1:30 Round and Square Skating every night but Mon. and Sat. 7:30-11:00 Compliments of CASSIDY'S SHOE STORE Shoes for All the Family Main Street Oneida, New York JEN-TONE DINER Pizzaria N.Y. Style Served or to Take Out Spaghetti House Steak Italian American Foods Home Cooked Route 5 West Wampsville Oneida 1577 CASLER'S Radio-TV Sales and Service Charlie and Don Casler Emerson and Sentinel Dealers Pick-up and Delivery Service Vernon Center, New York Vernon 3-5835 COLLIER'S Oneida Paint and Wallpaper Co. 124 Madison Street Oneida, New York MADISON PASTRY SHOP Rolls, Pies, Pastries of All Kinds 110 Madison Street Oneida, New York Phone 2038 127 INVITATION . . . To V.V.S. GRADUATES and to Everyone — Start a thrifty Savings Account in Oneida's Biggest Bank THE ONEIDA SAVINGS BANK Oneida, N.Y. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Edward J. Infusino's Jewelers Jewelers and Silversmiths 110 W. Dominick Street Rome, New York Phone 3098 ZOPHY'S FIRESTONE HOME AUTO SUPPLY Phone 449 226-228 Main Street Oneida, New York Compliments of GARDNER'S LADIES SHOP 114 West Dominick Street Rome, New York Compliments of Compliments SINGER SEWING MACHINE from Main Street NATIONAL ARMY STORES Oneida, New York Most Everything for Everybody 128 Compliments of SOLOMON'S Luggage and Jewelry Shop 224 W. Dominick Street Rome, New York 1901-56 Years of Reliable Service Compliments of MARKSON'S BROS. 241 West Dominick Rome, New York CONGRATULATIONS from Oneida, New York THE VERNON PRESS Compliments of CONDE MILKING MACHINE CO., INC Letterpress and Offset 1906-1956 Vernon, New York Sherrill, New York Compliments of A FRIEND 129 Compliments of ROME UNIT PARTS 118 West Front Street Rome, New York Compliments of VERNON PLUMBING AND HEATING Vernon, New York EGGERS, CARYL CORRIGAN Distributors of Goodyear Tires, Tubes and Accessories Recapping Service 227 Oriskany Street West, Corner Broadway Utica, New York Phone 4-3139 APPLIANCES Compliments of WEST BROS. AND COMPANY 1010 Valentine Avenue Rome, New York Paint Contractors 130 ADAMS DAIRY COMPANY Quality Dairy Products DEWAN BROTHERS, Props. ONEIDA, N.Y. 131 H. D. KULOW, INC Wholesale Electrical Supplies 1122 Park Avenue Utica 3, New York CENTRAL SERVCIE AUTO PARTS Compliments of PETTINELLI MOTORS INC. Rome, New York Automotive Machine Work 210 Farrier Avenue Oneida, New York DeSoto — Plymouth — International Trucks Sales and Service RIDER’S ANTIQUES China - Glass - Furniture General Line Bought and Sold R. D. No. 1 Route 46 Phone Rome 4268-W2 Durhamville, N. Y. FRANCIS RIDER Excavating - Bulldozing Backhoe Work - Grading Stacy Basin, New York ARLOTT DUPLICATOR SUPPLY CO. 820 Charlotte Street Utica, New York P. 0. Address: R. D. 1, Durhamyille, N. Y. Exclusive Agency for: Gestetner Stencil Duplicator Rex-o-graph Fluid Duplicator Typewriters - Adding Machines Ribbons - Carbon Filing Equipment Machines sold, rented and repaired Phone Utica 3-9537 Rome 4268-W2 INDUSTRIAL UNIFORM COMPANY 1017 E. Adams Street Phone 76-7727 Syracuse, New York We sell all kinds of yniforms including new approved Letter carrier jackets Trousers Shirts Caps (Maroon trimmed) Maroon Ties Prompt Delivery 133 INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Publishers Cover Monuiocturers Book Binders FACTORY HOME OFFICE Kansas City Mm I i- ;■' ■■:} ■ ,‘ if R ? • p, � ! V 3 ; : } V l I: I • III] f ts f K wmm il k