Waverly High School - Carantouan Yearbook (Waverly, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1952 volume:

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The theme of this Carantouan heyday of the Flappers and the Charleston The quotations under the senior pictures are song titles taken from songs of the twenties 2 is the Roaring Twentiesuefthe Dedzcalzon To S Roger Bailey we, the class of 1952 ded for giving unselfishly of his time and ideas to class functions, the patience and cheerfulness with which he contributes his ability to make class projects a success and class learning a pleasure leditorl 3 0 1 - icate this volume of the Carantouan, in gratitude wb jun- l1 1i.1. 3-gl? s Ur, N Q' Rfxfyx x 'Fx x 0 AN EXDQ? X f 4 '1- 'S ii--.l L--.-li-A .5 gi,-Q .------' Admznzstmtzonfl ll 4, 13 1 i 1- X HhhQn-Las 5 XJL v v , 2' vv 5 1 x V 5 ff X l I I gs 1 -.. , I . -1' I 'nil 1 i A-' ' Y Y Y - , ,-- i fi' .,......,, '-S s G X 5 y r 1,-Lu-in 5 - L 5-4 '-L-'n-- wx i.....,.i 5... , X 3'-ix six - P-.1-Q-4 L--.MQSS i li--Y iii ' g-----.. L-L-AQ .i-, qp----- whwgx 917 41- ' ' - - 7 . M, ,,,,,, ,ngwr kk x 'fri' .. NX , - 1 f X 5 Xi fi k-f- ' V I l ,,f 5 .ff J' , - 1' J t iff, Admmzfmzizon ,ur 'ibf' 'mv Mr Clark Gage, Principal Mrs Shirley Stevens, Secretary lst Row william Douglas, Leslie Tighe, Donald Parmenter, Donald w McClelland 2nd Row Herbert Smith, Lawrence Conlon, Francis Bush, Harold Masteller, Donald Tracy 'I 'P -. D ECW I 6 . . . A ,Y - ' D ' 'rf L1 K . 'G 1 .fl Q,- , I,-WDA. .,,.,.:Q I ,T Q4 1 sa D 1-. . 4 . , M W, .M,. ,- Janyf. ,,.' ',d f,u . ' X ' .A ' , f , ,? ' , S if if' , . i - - ' 3,1 JD X 5 , 2' fa N 'N 3 h' Sr? ,:'v ,ti 1 K ,K I - Xl xii .- . X 7 4, D 4 zffa ' ' ' A' A Q K. ' 1 3 1 I X D? Q 3? f L X , 5 D Vs , 1 i, u V . I X ,g 4 K 4x , sale My wk I Q M 'wa 5. . b . I A+ x fm XXX X FACU LTY Xsfqfigi .47 6 'D U ?aca!fq Clarke c. Gage, M. s. k x Isobel K'Hf:fif,:,tt' B' S Principal , IM W Y N Mow of , P jk, new Jw jj N 1,1 - fxj xg, UF Q by , 7,1 Olin West, Sr. Mary F. Taylor, B. S. Beatrice Marsh. A- B- Industrial Arts Art Social Studies , . , .?Qx Psp - 1 , A ,fl Eleanore Corby, M. A. Shirley T. Tuthill, B. A. Jennie Francis, B. A. Languages Commercial English 8 +V , 6 Martha I. HOW611, M. S Commerc 18. 1 X Eva Hanneman, A. M. Mathematics Raymond Miller, M. S. Physical Education We Jig' Marion A. Digisi, B. A Health -A -9- 3 QS bl X, YS S S Q.. ' Ng 1 Nancy E. Reynolds, B. S Physical Education Frank Toomey, M. S. 4 . . .- . V .. in. .K Physical Education 2 ' 15' W . iz' nny. ,A yilh 6 , . f i X? Fred,A. Tuthill, Jr., M. S. Barbara Kane, B. S. S. Roger Bailey, B. S. , X Agriculture 'Librarian Science X fax I x 9 AA M'i! ,iz X3?ait+ff John Daly, M A GU1d8l'ICe f 1 fff 'f'1f,z W EW ff TI ,fu ywd- '7 diff dxf lL,fLu4 A64fM' M Elizabeth Lynch Home Economics 192' Terry Aldrich Harold Youcis B M E Margaret West R N B of Arch Engineering Music School Nurse Mechanical Drawing! xx, WW ffuffjjvbd W3 W w V William L Gates, M A History English 10 67 .V N T , N v 1' ,K SX ,V,..h i IILV Z CZ !j . . . . ,W .' 'M , B4 s. f .fx ff ef 3 nf M O jeff nw J yew? . ,Y , J in VJLVYV ff A Q., 1 ,tudywr fm k n f ,fd - 1 g, VL x 1 vf N .3 ll f I f' W If WX 0-ZZ-fm fa, UZ 4 as Mm if X gg! cf A U wx Q M-X-Q Cb ' gwtglhcfikd 'SGWOHS LOOK To we -FUTURE n QQ St JJ! 13, 9224139-H gi ' '. ff.T27x' 1 s Q El- 9 'Nov mm ,,, .x 9 '-' ' zgrv X . 0 -5, t a-3 F 'ZZ F RQ2X1Pimgng 'K' U- .X ig I' - 0 fi V 1, g ' 23 V 9' A , AX G Hn, 4 X if iv -, , ,W X i . by 1 T Y i 1 Hx 5 A: 'I-- a,, 7, X -. 4',' Q f Q1 w. I i -u. I ' f , ' -gf S L haf 'ffa ' A fin , l I' - , Va -4 1, HI, I . 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X , 3 V f A 4 fx I , 1' 5 N- Af 3 S310 IW Lewis Cardi Class Vice President Claire Masteller Ukulele Ladyu ,M - glass ecre fNWLbA Bridget Sullivan 'Two Laughing Irish Eyes Class Secretary 12 C1888 V108 PI 8B1deIlt 11 French Club 10, 11, 12 'I'm Sitting On Top of the World' Student Council 10, 11, 12 Football 10, 11, 12 Carantouan ll, 12 Letterman's Club 12 Jr Prom Committee ll x,f,ggZ 'if Nancy Gage 'The Girl You Can't Forget Class Treasurer ll, 12 Class Vice President 10 Band 10 11, 12 French Club 10 11, 12 Yearbook Staff 10, 11, 12 9 Band , 10, 11 Cheer Vice 3 13 Band 10, 11 Yearbook Staff 10, 11, 12 Donald Axtell ' ig er and Higher Ann Andrus Basketball 10, 11, 12 Baseball 11, 12 'Brigh Eyes Letterman's Club 12 Cheerleader 10, 11, 12 French Club 10, ll, 12 Dramatics Club ll Letterman's Club 10, 11 12 Carantouan Staff 12 Track 10 ,nf , !gbV xx l ' as Q, fi , 4 'B fe, Bw' E I Q w M vy mxggggg ' 3 ' ,'x 1 eff ' Y ll ' 12 12 ' 1 12 ' tl! I 12 M . ' cr I fi a ' a n ' M fb W if ! ,,,A 5 F, M. ' K . Y ji 1 Vyilalgjj 'H h n I 1 v t n 12 iff, Alf 'lf N0 Jr fbi M jfxyadifjlyffdw f Arthur Ayres Ulf I were King 10, 11, Football 11, 12 Letterman's Club 12 Andrew Barrows There's a Rainbow Donald Barringer Round My Shoulder 'The world is Full of Sunshine Biology Club 10 when You Take Things Easy Radio Club 11 Football 10 11 12 Track 10 11 12 Letterman's Club 11, 12 Chorus 10, 11, 12 Basketball 10 11, 12 J V Tra k 11 Chorus 10, 11 12 Narcie Bartholomew He's a College B y French Club 10 11 12 Sr Prom Committee 12 Jr Prom Committee 11 Chorus 10, ll Band 10 11 X Nancy Bartholomew HHer Bright Sm e Haunts Me S 111 French Club 10, 11 12 Band 10 11, 12 Chorus 10, 11 r Prom Committee 11 Yearbook Staff 12 13 ll AW 3 2392439 val W--0 L Ronald Becker Everything is Okey Dokey 10, ll, 4,..,...... X kg - Qfxi : :U N X , - - , as . 0 'lj . 1 CP 515 1. . l if xp. , Q40 xx V 1 x K' -, N B H V Lux. . 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Club 12 Chorus 10, 11 Photography Club 10 Yearbook Staff 12 5 : tiolbvvff ' V626 , william Burrows HThe Man with the Horn Band 10, 11, 12 Track 10, ll, 12 Radio Club ll Orchestra 10, ll, 12 LP? fw1lN?JLJ!Ll Beverly Brauer HFortune Telleru Latin Club 10, ll, 12 Dramatics Club 12 Chess Club 10, 11 Chorus 10, ll, 12 Bio1ogX6EiF2 10 1A Mary Burbank Iii? ivy Helen QHon s Clark Bush cho S 1, ' r tic C b , 2 A nJunk-Man Ragn Q e E 1 1 , 1 12 K K ' C ess ub O V Basketball 10, 11, 12 , JV .1 W Track 9, 10, 11, 12 -qxx , -f N Chorus 10, 12 fggbfly htixpf NJ N Letterman's Club 12 kr 1 Q5'Qm919lV . 1- ' Lf V 5 :L M 1 FY f 1 D'-,' , L' .6 ff' w ' rx' , LM ' Y 14 QW Syiwxlygw rf' Ronald Campbell 'Going n Carantouan l2 f '4.'5 5'?ffL'. K - , '- ff Vwm,,J A 2.7 ,515 . r r 1 pf! v e R X dial? J rrf' James R Collins That's Life I Guess Basketball 10 Chorus 10, 11, 12 Hwfjw Wi? Cf Norlene Chandler D Jackson Coleman 'Freckles Student Council Pres 12 You have a Friend n Me JP Class President Band 10 11 12 Home EQ Club 11, Orchestra 10 ll, 12 Chorus 9 10, ll 2 Dramatics Club 10 Latin Club 10 11 12 aJ ,Q-ff iff' wfynw JJU4 -pf!-1 Chess Club 11 -v John Collins We've Come a Long Way Together Chorus 10, ll, 12 15 Cy Jane Cranmer uwill o' the W sp Jr Play Cast Jr Prom Committee Sr Play Committee French Club 10, ll, Band 10, 11, 12 wb Q- U' Q ' f - i Y Q f 'X ' I A ff!! , I J , J ml 5, J qi 1 V ' R7 . , t S f s g g 7 4 if D V' 1 4 v ll ll 1 ll . . . 12 , J, I Us u , , ,112 J 1 : AN I 6 i 1 J w W 5' :,:g2! Q as , Q 12 X ' ff P f n fs ' wwf? , 1 g Lili? 92' six' . Ju ,Q 1' 4. fp R Q3 5 f sf cs 1 iff? GX A ' 4.1 35 N QEETK i Ggyox 5 xl x . 1 , my I as Q I K 1 n 1 . 5 ' if . I a X F 'I u . - ' 12 U ll ww sim Charlotte Dean ' ight Sweet Sort of a Girlu Keith Davidson Band 9 10, 11, 12 'A bit of Blarney Library Club 10, 11, 12 Photography Club 12 Joan Cranmer Basketball Home Ec Club 11 Cnorus 9 10 11 12 uI'm in a Dancing Moo Egiigrman,S Club , ' Jr Prom Committee Jr Play Yearbook Committee Staff 11, 12 French Club 10, 11, 12 DFamatiCS Club W Band 10, 11, 12 Jacquelyn Dewey HOh! You Cuteyn Cheerleader 11 12 Letterman's Club 11, Home Ee. Club 11 Typing Staff 12 Chorus 11 1 NW James Fernquist 'A Good Man is Hard to Find' Doreen Douglas Yearbook scarf 12 UA Pretty Girl is 11ke a Me1Odyn Track 11 Home Ec. Club 11, 12 Column Club 10, 11, 12 Band 10, 11, 12 Chorus 10, 11, 12 Dramatics Club 10, 11 16 - s if , ' , I. JL' . V, I 51'-4,r ai HQ32n 1 A X ,.-is-ff-1-1 ' 3 ' t H5 'R if F V vi F 7 ll , dn 4- Q ' . SJ , A 'xx xt V 9 ' Fx ' Q 1 y ,Y L P 'X 11, , I ll JU? M W0 f Joan Flannery She's Never Been in Ireland Nancy Fice bu she's Irish Just the Same It's A Long Way Home Chorus 10 11 12 French Club 11 12 Home Ec Club 11 12 Editors Club ll 1 11, Jerry Gowan How Love My Lou Football 11 12 Basketball ll, 12 Baseball 11 12 Letterman's Club 12 A Band 9 10, ll 12 1 French Club 10 11, 12 Student Council 11 Chorus 10 11 45? m f:: Nw f iv? 17357 five Louis Grace 'A Smile Will a Long, Long way Track 11, 12 ChOruS 10, 11 12 17 M ,+A Ll WU Philip Gerould The wizard of Oz' Football 10, 11, 12 Basketball 10 11, Baseball 10 11 12 Letterman's Club 10, 11, 1 Jr Prom Committee 11 QM 'fi-if Tn-4 COLA Lu-xii, UMM .fi 6023 Lyle Greenfield The Sunshine of Your Smile Band 10 ll, 12 Chorus 10, 11 12 Latin Club 10 11, 12 Column Club 10, 11, 12 Carantouan Staff 12 I A Q yo N L L I a S I I . lkx' U X1 it nf' g fill! m' 'VM Uv, 8' fayfhk I ,f vp ' f, ftp I xxy 'gf ' V MJ AW lf' CJ ' an .' R x L . 45, ' - '. ' -QQ N5 A , . ., K' '754Afg:g:ll ' if f ' 1, 1 A ,jffbh Z 1 ' 0 ' ll I n J 12 t ll , , 2 n u J 2 ' G. A. A. 10, 1, 12 , u J I X , - - 1 I , G. A. A. o, 12 i 'S f ' A 1 e2'l of . 1' A EEQEQQQQ 1 :ffi H. K 'A -3 u A'llr A L: fx ' S ieve 1, f fi Vf X Lira. .gf Y'4Qk,AA!Lv X ,Qi - f .e,-A: 1 I n I J A ' Go ' n , ll I ll 3 I I F. F. . 12 N . VCA N Semovi Al 1 5 X A ,Q 1, Ronald Ha 13 tead HThou Swellu Edward Halstead Intramurals 1o, 11, 12 Sr. Prom Committee 12 Down On the Farm?H - HHow Ya' Gonna Keep 'Em r V? ei 4 flbf. jo al . 12 ll, 12 10, ll, 12 Prom 11, 12 Baseball 9 I F. F. A. 10, 11, 12 2 2 I 1 fl g,,gga4,w1 ,' QQWQQNQ' jgifpl , if i2 fan , lg Vg Y .rf 'X fs' 0 3 Q!! M45 iif J X WBT., wei K V fqqh .V fp' of Y Ainv 'g .ff , 22 XQV , , 4 ,f , 'ilk ' Nfgfaee ,f 1 iiigiyg' Charles Holland KXJN lv.ggg fix , Holap Hands, Here Comes Charlie YI 'Q 1 A m , XX' , 'ff Shirley Hodge Baseball ll, 12 . ,l Football 12 IX HEverything I Have is Yoursu Basketball 11 W James E. Henson Jr. Play Cast 11 French Club 11, 12 Letterman's Club 12 HYou're Not to Be Sneezed Atn Letterman's Club lO, ll, 12 Chorus lO, ll Football 11, 12 Column Club 10, 11 Letterman's Club 12 Cheerleader 10 Student Council lo, ll, 12 Orchestra ll, 12 Band 10 18 u George Tackson Laugh and the World Laughs with You Track 11, 12 fE?' Neila Tackson You are Sincere Band 10 11 12 Chorus 10 11 12 Column Club 10 11, 12 Dramatics Club 10, 11 1 Jr Play Cast fiiigfmfe Robert Johnson Let's Get the Umpire's Goat walter Jilson Football 10, 11, 12 H Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12 The Best Things Letcerman's Club 10, 11, 12 in Life are Freeu F. F. A. 11, 12 19 5' Shirley uennings Always Gay and Free ChOruS 10 11 12 Editors Club 10, 11 Column Club 10, 11 Dramatics Club 10 11 10, 11, F WV! June Larrabee ftk 'June Brought the Ro e Y J Dfw W Ze ffydxvo dnlffalik of Band 10, 11, 12 ,L Column Club 11, 12 Jr. Play Committee 11 I Sr. Prom Committee 12 I 11 Jr. Prom Committee ,I rf. .1 M21 4 . Nr ml , '24 I I QLLC '11 ' ,IW 1 'M ' ,Z 1 ' ' 1 ' Lf. 1 1 l f'f1:fH'2 M j, , ',., L fr 'ff U 0 my 1 1 L' . Cibf qi I UEJ1 . 'h y'2LQtQi?+ A Q1 I K ,I I in ' L ' , ' , G. A. A. 12 H ' , 2 A y X - 1 iff 1 K XQLQMHQ SIE! K' lf M J 4 N 'fl , Q,,f, ' QWMH6 . V60 fljf Qwhfwfffffwf MM MMT ,fwfd M? f nf' 'ZW 'W fifuffvyj fbi' rfvl' James Leonard H d Faithfuln Track 10, ll, 12 Letterman's Club 11, 12 Column Club 10, 11, Chorus 10, ll Jjfjfff W7 John Manning YI I Nancy Lunger Yankee Girlu Column Club Editors Club 10 Home Ec Club Latin Club 10 A ohnny, Our Old Friend John French Club 10, ll, 12 Chorus 10 Jr Play Cast 11 Jr Prom Committee 11 Sr Prom Committee 12 Jr Play Cast 11 QLZAKSK 'J K-jg. L 811, Lf ROSGI' Mc Grlldel' 'Treasures That Gold Can't Buy Allyn Maslin Band 10, ll, 12 Chorus 10, ll, 12 r Johnson, Goodnightn Orchestra 10, ll, 12 Track 11 12 Track 10, 11 French Club 10, 11, 12 Band 9, 10, 11 Chorus 10, 11 11, 20 Jqxnt anvil Robert McIntosh In the Shade of the Old Apple Tree Sr Play Committee gW4,b ,XJ A, W 'Z' 2 x,,,. J. ug, . I ' ld 1 - . i - J 17 .1 WW ' ' ' l , bf .V I gl I ' F, J L ,fdll 1 V , PM Lf , . ' ' ' . If I ,.,,, 7 VA tj Y 1 JL! f ff . 1!I!7v4 ' ,X I7 juz? 4 I L 5 xl 7 N. j an fl xi my If E 1 I A J I ll 10 f O1 . 12 ' G. A. . 12 12 Q , 12 ' fjw ' . r I J I ' ' , I LLL! 12 ' xx-X xkv, . ,I Lx- , . fu I 1 . x 'V A A ' K L. I J U fi X A t V, ,X I 1 A lf 2 A - ' 1 'Ji' Y K I I 6 ' L . 'N 5' 1 F 1 541, ' 1 L ' 2 ., ll I L! n UM 0 F. F. A. 12 Jw 1 Y W M Gail Mclver You've Jot Your Mother's Big Blue Eyes J Jr Play Committee 11 Jr Prom Committee 11 Sr Prom Committee 12 Typing Sta TI UITlal 1 NUSDH Um 1 Gone Fish n Football 10 1 J V Track 11 12 Chorus 9, 10 11 12 Sr Prom Committee 12 i wi VW f Lx Michael Parente I Take Things Easy Lucia Jo Palmer Track .1 H H Photography Club 10, 11, Easy Come' Easy GO French Club 10, 11, 12 Ba d 10 Yearbook Staff 12 Frgnch alggug? 11, 12 Sr. Prom Committee 12 G. A. A. 10, ll Yearbook Staff 12 Student Council Rep. 10 f T55h5YiE9Zl2t44L4Q E'L,fcLwviX Charles O'Connell ' oo uch Imagination Band 10 11, 12 French Club 10, 11 Jr Dlay Cast 11 David Paul -jrfb Little David Play on Your Harp 12 Track 10, 11, 12 F. F. A. 1o, ll, 12 chess Club 21 ' ffja? Ir IV I V ' K4 Allfi 'iii' L , ' ' I I 1 'tLX'fff1t .' 'F ' 1 ., .Q -' if qu. ,1eW.- Y 4 , 1 eff 79 It BY In-.Vf'MU, l.l, g . ,' 3, y M Q1 - W' 1 Xl. 1 . V V, AUC A A W f 3 Uk WVL'ftI'U :fl ,',' - Dy ,M 1, fl ,x,1 11 N 'T M H I 1 ll , 'I A , 1 . . ' A H , J .1 G. A. A. 10 11, 12 ' ' 112 QAPL, isL,jKig ' , M, 1 be . .. 1 Lg K- 'V M J MW Jag Elva PI'eSheI Frederick Price A Hunting We will Go 11 Friends Are True Yearbook S ff?-,912 Iasketb 113331 QD BH Chorus 10 X .J U YJ Wy Jf 1- Jean Randall All American Girl Jr Prom Committee ll Sr Prom Committee l2 Yearbook Staff 12 Typing Staff 12 O ll, M 'yon 'N Albert Richards we'1l Make Hay While the Sun Shines 'rr-ack 10, 1 2 Basketball 11 1 , Harriet Ann Ruch My Treasure Is My Song' Chorus 10, 11, 12 Dramatics Club 10, ll, French Club 10, ll, 12 Jr Play ll Editors Club 10 ll 22 1 Joyce Rumsey Smile and show your dimple Chorus ll 12 Library Club ll 1 Home Ec Club ll Photography Club Column Club ll 9 N1 920762 QMMQG 155 44,1 JGTOOI-lg F X K Wjtflxl auf em 25? My K tm wbvfvwfw FT ' 'Sa Barbara Russell H0h How I Hate to Get Up in the Morningn French Club 10, ll, 12 Dramatics Club 11, 12 Library Club ll, 12 Chorus 10, 11, 12 i- ki. 0 I Francis Soprano HYoung Man of Chivalryn Letterman's Club 12 Football 10, 11, 12 Basketball 10, ll, 12 Baseball 10, ll, 12 Jr. Prom Committee ll Terrence Shipman mls My Face Redn F. F. A. 10, ll, 12 Projectors Club 10 Photography Club 12 1 1 'ia lv-'H '5 Tf william Trefethern HGreat Guyn 23 I N 1 X s Robert Simonds It's Good Enough for Washington It's Good Enough for Men Latin Club lO 11 , , 12 Column Club 10, ll, 12 Class President 10 French Club 11, 12 Student Council 10, 12 A lk if Philip H. Tubbs vYou Can't Pull the Over My Eyesn Track 10, ll, 12 Chess Club ll Science Club 10 ' Wool Y' alibi.: 9:14, 4 1 , Kbaiihf +' Q xgf l,Lm Qb'!N ' X it Vvfd OV fl W Betty Jane wells 1 William Wendel A Little Bit Independen H Sr Play Committee 12 The Breeze and I' Carantouan Staff 12 Track 12 Janice V0S1e l Chorus 12 1 St ff 12 You,l1 Always Pe TYD HS 3 Dramatics Club 12 e Same Sweet Girl' Home Ec Club 10 11 12 A 10, , Chorus 10 11 12 Dramatics Club 11, 12 Jr Play Committee James Wilcox whistling Jim' Track 11, 12 Photography Club 10, 11, 12 Editors Club ll Yearbook Staff 12 Sr. Prom Com ittee 12 V l - B XFN hui, 'NX iw. Catherine Wildri NK K K Katieu Latin Club 10, 11, Column Club ll, 12 Chorus 10, 11, 12 Jr. Prom Committee Jr. Play Committee 24 ck 12 11 11 Sara Ya 113.8011 nI'1l Be Ready when the Great Day Comesn Editors Club ll, 12 French Club 11, 12 Carantouan Staff 12 ' ' r 4 X 5-A 1,4 1 f j,'AffV, YL 07' ff !k'L,Lf A ,JV L' A M 1 ' ff ! I ,. vl ' 1 . 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M55 Maxi Janice Vogle Home Bc Club and noon hour conferences with the kids Barbara Russell The long line of detention slips for being late Betty Jane wells Working in the office and those friendly chats in Secretarial Catherine Wlldrlck Talking with Neila in the Library 7th period Elva Presher alking to Mary first and eighth periods until Mr West sends me to my seat Claire Masteller Cheering and all the swell kids I've run around with Nancy Fice Biology lab and waiting patiently for weekends Joan Flannery Trying to beat the one minute bell every morning Nancy Gage Dashing around the halls with a bag of money Sara Yanason Trying desperately to understand Miss Corby's French Harriet Ann Ruch Arguing with everyone about Pr1nceton's football team Jackie Dewey Cheering and walking to 6th period with Johnnie Ann Andrus Cheering and all the hilarious times with the kids Marcle Bartholomew 3rd periods on wednesday in gym and all the wonderful kids Nancy Bartholomew Putting articles in lockers with Marcie, Bea, and Norma Norma Bottone Rushing down to the cafeteria line and all the good times we had at noon Beverly Brauer Getting Bob's goat and siding with his opponents over various present and past political issues in history class and outside Mary Burbank writing letters to Bill in study hall and wandering around sophomore alley Helen Campbell Third period study nall and the kids from Chemung Jane Cranmer All the kids, our fun at hen parties, baseball games, and Ann Charlotte Dean Working with the kids at the cafeteria and band practice Doreen Douglas Trying to skip class and not get caught and pushing Jack Coleman's car Shirley Hodge All the kids and fifth period history class Ril Handrick Band practice and those 'looksu from Mr Johnson when I hit a sour note on the piano in chorus Nancy Lunger The grand old gang and the blue '36 Ford Shirley Jennings Noon basketball games, never having my assignments in Secretarial on time and a blue Ford from Sayre Gayle Mclver Driving classes and losing my eraser in Secretarial Jo Palmer The profits that never came from my taxi service Joan Cranmer Wednesday morning gym and early band Mike Parente 7th period study hall Albert Richards Some of the hot arguments in Ag Class Fred Price Noon hours and playing in Andy's Hatchet League Terrence Shipman Junior Leonard and NTerrence, do you have your English donean Bob Simonds Lyle, Jack, Truman, and a 1936 Ford Ron Halstead Just plain school days Jim Henson Shirley Miss Hanneman's HJ1m, will you please wake up George Jackson The nonsense thrown around in 206 and Beverly in Lab Walt Jilson Going on Ag trips John Manning Sitting behind Jr Leonard in home room Allyn Maslin watching 'Fullhouse' Johnson escort Dorla to her classes Jean Randall 6th period in library in conversations with Lewis and June, never having any supplies in Secretarial Practice and a blue Ford from Sayre Norlene Chandler School and all the fun I've had with Jackie Joyce Rumsey Miss Taylor and her art class Bob Johnson Escorting Dorla as far as 206 Don Barringer Our rough basketball games in gym class Jack Coleman Getting to school one minute before the late bell with Truman and Lyle and Push ing my noble Ford Jim Fernquist Mechanical drawing and worrying about English class Francis Soprano Making speeches for Letterman's Club Philip Tubbs Senior home room Jim Wilcox Our informal history class 5th period Bill wendel Arguing with HProfH in history class Bill Trefethern The rest of the class James Leonard Pestering Louis Grace and running on Coach M1ller's track team Don Axtell Basketball games and practice Andy Barrows The girls in my driving class Ron Becker The bus ride to and from school Bill Burrows 'whacker and Bob in Mechanical Drawing class and Jo Palmer in band Louis Grace 3rd period Intermediate Class and Bill Burrows Ron Cambbell Looking into 208 on my way to art class Bridget Sullivan Gage, Nancy that ls, and Chemistry lab June Larrabee 6th period library with Jean and Lewis and Secretarial Class Also J V .asketball games Continued on page 68 5 J Dave Paul--The days I was absent during the year: n ---- . '. ?U -- ' 1 ' 0 -- 1 H 0 ri 2 1 WV Without our realizing it, the best years of our lives have Just slipped by completely un noticed It seems only yesterday that we were looking toward Senior High with wonder in our eyes and minds we could hardly wait until we became the towering upperclassmen Now we are those seniors and will soon be leaving the post to those next in line The Junior High School Class of '49 had the privilege of being the last class graduated under Miss Mary W Muldoon We came out from the protective wing of Junior High School into a new world of showers, falling books, locker combinations, and mad last minute dashes t classes Instead of gaining all our knowledge from books we began to obtain lt through per sonal experience Democratically run government was brought before us with the hale and hearty political campaigning brought about by election of class officers The amount of freedom and need for self discipline at first overwhelmed us but then we began to take it in our stride and wonder how we could ever have been quiet between bells in Junior High Our first step on the long road to our senior trip was the Sophomore Hop This dance along with bake sales, and ban quet servings led the way to a very prosperous sophomore year With all the trials and tribulations of sophomores behind, we entered our Junior year with more self assurance Before we could quite get settled from summer vacation the Junior Plays Prom This was one of the main social events of the year entitled Neptune's Ball The atmos phere at the prom was one of intrigue because the setting was under water Then came class day and when the last senior had left the auditorium and the last strains of 'Where Oh Where Are the Grand Old Seniors' had been sung, it suddenly dawned upon us that we now had the awaited role of seniors The main trouble with being a senior we found was finding time to get every last thing ac complished There were football games in the stadium and much work to be done at the concession stand, basketball games watching our Championship team play, early band practice, club meetings and in between times a little homework and studying for tests At Christmas was the Winter Wonderland Ball with couples all dancing to the dreamy music of Don Alliger's orchestra We have now come to the turning point in our lives Each of us has chosen his own path from here some will go on to further education at a college or university, some the Armed Services, and many will have Jobs awaiting them upon graduation Whatever way we choose, our high school days have well prepared us for the road ahead We have had our gay times at parties proms, and on trips Good sportmanship and fair play have been stressed in athletic functions Cooperation has been an asset in club and class projects Last of all our teachers, the back bone of our incomparable school system, have provided us not only with knowledge but also gui dance to meet the problems of the future 26 . . - O were upon us. Then before we had fully recovered, committees were getting to work on the Junior . I I C1055 W' We the Seniors of l952 having played our last game, completed our homework, and turned in books do hereby leave our last will and testament lo the uniors we leave the Sen'or Play and Prom ard the middle section of the auditorium To the Sophomores we leave the feeling of security they will have as uriors To the faculty we leave our sincerest thanks for their guidance and understanding Ann Andrus leaves her position as head cheerleader to some runior who is as sweet as she is Don Axtell gives his basketball ability to Bill Rolls who doesn't need it M5Fcle Bartholomew leaves for Rochester K thur Ayres Bequeaths his car to Charlie Wooster ffor a small feel Nancy Bart olomew bestows her French book or Chas Dunfee Don Barrin er leaves his speed and scoring ability to Ted Hartford Norma Bo one leaves her first place 'n cafeteria line to any famished Junior A dy Barrows leaves his height to Fred Kelly Beverly Brauer leaves her fortune telling cards to Miss Corby Ron Becker wllls his good marks in Ag to Bill Ringler -len Cam bell will not leave her seat right behind the bench at basketball games lll Burrows leaves th? Sax section to Martha Anderson lark Bush leaves his sister to keep things ticking in 206 Joan Cranmer leaves her gum in the wastebasket Ron Campbell leaves his pipe to anyone who wants to look distinguished Jane Cranmer and Pob Simonds leave the prophecy and the will to some Junior who doesn't know 'haf he's getting fdto Lewis Cardi confers the class presidency on any Junior who is capable of doing so good a Job Charlotte Dean leaves her baton to Normie Shafer ck Coleman wills one of his scholarships to one of the Juniors who need it Jackie Dewe leaves everything but Johnnie James Co ns bestows his tumbling ability on Terry Coots ncy Fice leaves her long trip to school to Mary Jo Parente John Collins bestows his shyness of girls on Joe Betcke Doreen Douglas gives her father permission to use his car IEE Dav son leaves his seat next to the radiator in Int to any cold blooded soul who hap pens to need lt Jim Fern uist wills Rosie Dimon and her violin to Mr Youcis Nancy Gage eaves Mr Miller tearing his hair Gerould leaves his punch recipe for future reference Jer Gowan wills his tackle position to 'Peachesn Hayden ir ey Hod e adds her friendliness and executive ability to Dorla Howe's Lou Grace leaves his quiet ways to Doc Schamel 'Ella Jackson leaves her band Jacket to Marcia Lebowitz le Greenfield leaves detention, gladly' hirley Jennlngs trusts Phyllis Johnson to carry on Barton's good name Ed Halstead leaves the school with only one weasel June Larra5ee bequeaths her trumpet chair to Carol Leary Ron Halstead wills his car to anyone who can find the keys ncy Lunger doesn't want to, but has to leave the grand old gang and the blue Ford Jim Henson leaves his neat appearance and good looking clothes to John Howard who doesn't real ly need them Clete Masteller leaves her pep and nice Jump to any Junior who wants to be a good cheerleader Chuck Holland leaves his baseball and glove to Bob Dewitt yle Mclver leaves Secretarial in a dither' Geor e Jackson wills his sense of humor to Don Simmons Jo Palmer bestows her 'Party Party on Barb Johnson Nalt Jilson leaves h4s shyness to Billy Ayres lva Presher leaves Am History wlth Mrs Skellett 5 Johnson wills his motorcycle to Jerry Lines so he can get to school or time Jean Randall leaves her duties as yearbook typist to any Junior who wants a good hard Job Jim Leonard wills his track ability to Ted Lyons Harrlet Ann Ruch leaves her plaid shoes to Pat Simmons En Manning wants his brother to take over his bus route Barbara Russell leaves her quare dancing corner at Fraley's to ary amb1t'ous soul who doesn't nd falling down once in a while Lefty Maslin and Roger McGruder wart Ray Catlin to have their way with the women continued on page 68 I our , f , P A . . . n A , ' He - '- . l , B . C . . w A J . Ja ' ' ' . Na . . Ke .. - - Joan Flannery leaves her head majorette uniform to Barb Bartlett. 1 ..g I . Sh l . ll ll N . Ly . Ta -i I ' . Ga . l'-1 V ll V A A . BO . A . A 1 Jo . mi . A , 27 Ladies and Gentlemen this is Sherman Billingsley speaking to you from the Stork Club here in New York City As you probably have heard the club has been completely redecorated in honor f the uw H S class of '52 which is starting its reunion here tonight It is decorated to resemble a 1920 speakeasy complete with bouncer and Toe sent me The smoke filled rooms are lighted by a few red candles Over in the corner we have the renowned Jerry Gowan at the piano Why should we change our club for just one partyo Just take a look at who is in that class Heading the list of course is Lewis Cardi President of the United States June Larrabee his private secretary and his cabinet, Secretary of the Treasury, Nancy Gage Secretary of Agricul ture, Albert Richards, Minister of Education, Sara Yanason, Secretary of Interior and the D partment of Forestry, Truman Nusbaum The ladies are wearing orchids donated by Helen Campbell, owner of a nationally advertised chain of flower shops Every moment or so I hear inquiries about the outcome of the Indian apolis 500 where three of the class members, Arthur Ayres, Jim Wilcox and Bill Wendel are par ticipating Another speedster, Dave Paul, won the Grand Prix at Watkins Glen this year Near the piano I see Norlene Chandler and Jackie Dewey, who are stars in that more than successful play The Tall and Short of Itu talking shop with Joan Flannery and Claire Masteller the current stars of 'Kiss Me Kate Approaching their table now are Jim Henson and Roger Mc Gruder musicians Mr Henson has taken over Charlie Spivak's orchestra and Mr McGruder has very successfully combined the New York and Boston Philharmonic Orchestras More people are arriving all the time James Fernquist, renowned New York architect Just entered with Ann Andrus whom everyone knows as the designer of the beautiful murals for his building I am sorry to announce that Nancy Bartholomew head nurse at John Hopkins Hospital Cath erine Wildrick her able assistant and Lyle Greenfield head of the staff of obstetrice are un able to be here tonight but everyone hcoes they will Join their former classmates in few days are talking to Barbara Russell Playwright Charles O'Connell mystery novelist and Joan Cran mer and Louis Grace who are co starring in Barbara's newest hit play Across the room I see a cluster of attractive young ladies around John Manning wealthy young man about town and the popular Esquire model Allyn Maslin They are trying to persuade Allyn to go on the stage In the group are Nancy Lunger and Jean Randall featured in the latest issue of Look foremost women athletes of the year, Betty Jane Wells uPerfect Secretary of the Year and Marcie Bartholomew, head buyer for Macy's Arguing politics are Fran Soprano and Bob Johnson, star pro football players for the Los Angeles Rams and Doreen Douglas and Shirley Jennings who were recently cited for bravery as Korean underground spies They are getting professional advice from Don Barringer, Clark Bush's lawyer Clark needs a lawyer because he is being sued for not taking the anti communist oath because he has red hair People are milling around here, photographers are all over On the other side of the room I see Fred Price, the multi millionaire Texan, Walt Jilson, Ed Halstead Ronald Becker and Ter rence Shipman, who are combining business with pleasure and have just purchased a new line of French cattle They seem to be having a hilarious time watching Nancy Fice teach Andy Barrows to Samba Philip Tubbs president of the Anglo Egyptian Sudan Colony, which is at present at warwlth Tanganyika is here with Bev Brauer U S Ambassador to Tanganyika and Jim Leonard who is try ing to stop the squabble by christianizing the natives Everyone seems ready to eat and what a meal we have for them prepared by the world famous chefs Neila Jackson and Janice Vogle Now that everyone is seated we will try to give you some idea of the Celebrities here to night I see Jo Palmer society matron noted for her fabulous parties, Elva Presher noted mathemeticfan Harriet Ann Ruch Metropolitan opera star and with her her press agent, Norma Bottone, and her pianist R11 Handrick who is also editor of a chain of newspapers including he Waverly 'Sun and the Owego Gazette continued on page 63 29 o . . .G , . 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I 1 I 'L 1' K K Y, F 1 Q Y' 'f ' N-v ,I 1 J Vice President, James Manning, Secretary Barbara Bartlett, President, Larry Croft Treasurer, Ann Pullivan, Class Advisor, Mr Bailey IfWlZ07 .Y Room 215 Row 1 Molyneaux, Rumsey, Root, Mellon, Parmenter, Loux, Robbins, Lebowitz Row 2 Miss Corby, Merrill, Merrill, Peppard, Rinebold, Richards, Peppard, Marbaker, Markle Row 3 Peterson, Madigan, Plaisted, Maslin, Patterson, Mack, Price, Newland, Manning, McCormick Room 201 Row l Eddy, Decatur, Clark, Donahue, Ayers, Babcock, Corbin, Barringer, Benson, Row 2 Miss Genove, Bartlett, Chilson, Anderson, Baker, Blauvelt, Campbell, Buck, Barden, Bush Cardi Row 3 Catlin, Boice, Creedon, Coots, Betcke, Croft, Brownholtz, Clingan, Dunfee, Cat lin, Draper Room 202 Row 1 Elliot, Harford, Halstead, Harding, Hanna, Grinnell, Gleason, Keene, Hunter, Johnson, Leary Row 2 Gowan, Freeman, Hobart, Keene, Jackson, English, Johnson, Frantz, Keene, Howe, Hull Row 3 Mr Bailey, Lincoln, Foster, Guiles, Howard, Garfield, Kin sley, Keene, Lyons, Laman, Lunger, Kline, Erdley, Kelley Room 208 Row 1 Qaxe, Qhallenberger, Thomas, Williams, simmons, Sullivan, Talada, Tiche nor, winnick, Wright, Young Row 2 Mr Gates, Wilson, whitmarsh, simmons, Thomas, Qhafer, Talada, Rolls, Sager, Root Row 3 Vernon, Tracy, Shadduck, Robbins, Wasielewski, Ringler Xvv .. 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T A - 1 l Room 223 Row l Phyllis Wolfe, Iva Stedge, Carolyn Shannon, Sue Ann Thornton, Mary Lou Shaw, Phyllis Wright, Arlene Webster, Barbara Weaver, Nancy Walker Row 2 Mrs Tuthill Edward Sullivan, Harlen Wolfe, Kenneth Terwilliger, Donna Sherman, Norma Shafer, Louis Young, Paul Wood, David Williams Row 3 Charles Wooster, Donald Wilsey James Van Skiver, Frederick Van Nest, Edward Weinstein, Philip Van Der Karr, Daniel Wasserstrom, Clarence Van Horn, William Waite, Bruce Tappan Room 226 Row l Betty Rynone, Marilyn Mellon, Nancy Owen, Phyllis Morton, Mary Tess O'B rein, Shirley Plaisted, Mary Jo Parente, Mildred Seidel Row 2 Miss Marsh, Stuart Schwartz John Slmonds Agnes Owen, Patricia Narsh, Helen Malonoski, Jack Schamel, Victor Prinzi Row 3 Richard Moore, Kenneth Paul, Donald Porter, Thomas Ross, Robert Scott, Kenneth Barton, Jerry Line, Lynn Schock, Robert Miller, Robert Parshall, Charles Stauff ....-.'Si2...- Wlv 34 , , 3 . w ,y ,, lm 'N S . v V , xx, ' ' ' I c i l , 1 f - X , ' x fx ' fl W 3 5' -2 C ,,,f 3, . , C P ,, 2 , ' X ,C S PX. . : . , . : , , . : VA h 4- -X I g. 7. 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ORS AT ILET :LHB N M221-r 66 ov ' f pf: Q Qfx Jhnsrv jilyyay 10 R X 508 G! Lx N' fig ci 9 Jfkf Q CIIKOX 'V 5' 15 ,XX ALwM verme arsuty Senior Hatton plawrs 38 1 - gfji W Bob 5' fJ,A0LJoy 1 , If I P Q h vm Q-Y , 4, 0 ! 5 W, UE fx x pn ' '..' . X x U5 Y f ' 'I' 1 kg 'M f 4 ' A ' x 15 f ' L' ' 1 'vi , 5 Q I 'n p V ' L V. Q xy fer X 3' a Q- - E Q v Y 5, A K if S d pr,-I ,lj , mi V - 'L-J,,7 5, W' JQBQ z IE 42 as ggi? ,S u E3 F3352 Row l P Gerould, P Shannon, J Gowan, J Betcke J Howard, J Henson, R Johnson, J Garfleld, F soprano, W Creedon Row 2 C Hobson, R qprlnger, R Fiske, D Blakeman, K Klnsley, F Boice, L Cardi, F Prinzi, D Laman, C Jan Horn, C Holland Row 3 D Barr inger, R Fahey, J Simonds, F Lincoln, J Arcesi, W Blair, D Hayden, V Prinzi, T Hartford A Ayres, E Keene, J Terwilliger Football The Wolxerines won their first two games by lopsided scores, defeating Painted Post MO 7 and Watvins Glen no 2 The Red and White was a high scoring machine, rolling up a total of 220 points while allowing its opponents only 49 Conquering sever teams in succession they finished a glorious season with seven wins and one loss Waverly Just missed winning the Valley Championship, losing on the last day of the season to Athens lk 7 Both teams went into for victory, first to win the Valley Although Waverly lost the Valley dividual performances Fran soprano Dick Jackson of Athens with 106 their last game on November 10 with a two fold purpose Championship second, to finish the season undefeated Championship, they won recognition on the strength of in led the valley in scoring with 107 points edging out Phil Gerould, Jerry Gowan and Fran Soprano were Waverly's contributions to the 1951 All Valley Team. Fran Soprano and Jerry Gowan were selected also for the All Telegram Team. Coach Frank Toomey, assisted by Coach Ray Miller, was the main cog in the Wolverines' grid machine. He was confronted with the tough Job of replacing boys who graduated last year. He was constantly devising defenses which stumped the opposition. Coach Miller led the J. V. team to a 2 2 season. His main purpose was to find adequate replacements for Phil Gerould, Jerry Gowan, Fran Soprano, and Jim Henson, graduating varsity stars. Also hard to fill will be the gaps left by Don Barringer, Bob Johnson, and HMoosen Prinzi. 39 . . A 5 G I I , 'A Blix' dai , EEA Q- A Vs F 5 is ij A Q .,, - 1? 4 , Q J - V f f- N .' ' , -' ! J. .4 , J 5 H V f E J Fe ' ., - T 4 tw 5 , 4 ' ll ' A 1 F5 'J D+ 'E W 4 ' 4+ A -Q F' F V ft-0 2, --4 f , 1 ! fp X ,X 'XX XLXJX f 5-X. X LVM fm X A Q frw QQ Q f-DJ QYX B2 Q W ! H f 1 gif xx xy I Lp X-SEX Afkr' rv. ! 9 f q X Xa, fr vcli . ,' lx 1 A ' 1' X V x 5 YIWX, s 1 O I ee .W A cffijs N X, X Q I U 4-xx if Ur j Nw - X I . f kfg 5 9 KU R , jj ,-,J0 ,, c wi X1?!,X M vwmiwyy Bmleefba!! Row 1: Ken Terwilliger, Bill Rolls, Don Axtell, Phil Gerould, Clark Bush, Fran Soprano, Bill Creedon. Row 2: Coach Ray Miller, Don Tracy, Mgr., Keith Davidson, Jerry Gowan, Robert Springer, Robert DeWitt, Warren Clingan, Mgr. The 1952 Wolverines quintet could easily be known as the Hrecord busters.u The well bal anced club of Coach Mi1ler's bounced back after losing their first league game to win their fourth Southern Counties League title in as many years. The nhillermenn broke the school's season scoring mark by scoring 1,235 points for the 18 game season. This was the second year this same five has scored over 1,000 points. By winning the Valley Championship, Waverly gained sole possession of the Valley trophy. This trophy requires a team to win the championship 3 years in succession. Waverly has held the championship, since the entrance of Coach Miller on the scene, for five consecutive years, sharing the crown with Sayre in 1948. Don Axtell became the first player in Waverly's history to win the S. C. L. individual scoring crown. He averaged 24 points a game for a total of 192. Also added to Don's record was the individual high for a Waverly player over an 18 game season, when he scored 411 points. The record of the nM1llermenN 116 21 is not entirely amazing, for Coach Miller has been turning out winning teams ever since his coming to Waverly in 1947. Since his arrival, Waverly teams have won 42 of their last 47 games at home and were undefeated at home this year. The Wolverines carried their league championship into the Section 4 playoffs to finish up their very successful season. 41 ,.' .f N ,W 41 ty ixjxxlyrf 1 D. A , 1783 fumbff VdV5Z'W Row l: Fred Lincoln, Ted Hartford, Clarence Van Horn, Victor Prinzi, Jack Terwilliger, Alan Geppart. Row 2: Coach Ray Miller, Tom McLean, Burt Kinney, Phil Van Der Karr, Sam Myers, Charles Hobson, William Waite, Don Blakeman, Mgr. ,J .,, Xx Gym Classes 'gi W. ' iv 4 F IEZJZK Fr ,tif km 1x:!'Q.ig'Q Tx Q VELXKB KAR? 5 EZ' Xflxkx X7 5 I wwf fn vj 2 fggm K, EQ3 Z, r J f ff, K f , E9 X l, fi , W f 1 A - 5 W Q 5 25 ,ff 1, 'fl ,uf -x V f, I :j , SFL K fs 1 . I Ma 0? X X if 'xxx ff '7' vb X A J !.- AX! f f Wm K X K XX K Lx I ,lv F ! 5 f f X 11 f I Ex kj f wg C X Y W N Xl ff V! f' LF R fs!! f If 1 - 'Q ffl' f Q ,Q X5 V . I ,,f C fag!! pq JQXL--fv f X W VN fgyljliiwl gg? 3156 X ,f xxw, L fd X M, 53' fy ,, ,,, , UWA f D 0 'F F A 5 A - U Q if fig K L ' Ag D D Z - E g A 1 hi Q LM gal Z ff.k2g1g - 'P X MW HQJM. fx 9-Qhltxus 5 2 , I X g 'f' ff 12.59, ff ff T 17 if-f ',' ,' f , ff V A , Hi i 5 4. g U P' ' 1 fa L 5 XXX X l fs, Y I J 1 v ,, ' I I f,-f' 4 o J K. f X , J ' X ff! ff X9 f f X ff I if X x If X ff , I I , W 'HW Row l L Sullivan, Shannon, Line, Shaw, Masteller, Hodge, Sop ano, Keene, A Sullivan, Andrus, Barringer, Cardi Row 2 Advisor, R Miller, Prinzi, Creedon, Bush, Ayres, Boice, Kinsley, Dewitt, Ieonard, Hartford, Geppert, Holland Row 3 Henson, Heidig, Howard, Axtell, Rolls, Davidson, Garfield, Johnson, Gerould, Gowan, Betcke, Tracy Lelieffmen 5 Cfub This year the Letterman's Club was very active Its main objective is to further the ap preciation of sports throughout the school The club sponsored many bake sales and dances and used the proceeds to send the club mem bers on a trip to the Cornell Columbia football game which was a treat for everyone Although the new members went through a rather stiff initiation, they all agreed that it was worth it Letterman's Club Officers are President Fran Soprano, Vice President, Philip Gerould Secretary, Shirley Hodge Cbeevlewdeys 'Wa FY Lou Shaw Sharon Line Claire Masteller Ann Andrus Elizabeth Keene Ann Sullivan Jaclue Dewey 146 Q ., X , ' ' 'N ' . A . V, , , V .g N tl , A , ,, j . ,. 1 z , V f Y ' . 4 , Y r n v V K - 4 V W ':,. , x V , LTL . . , z ' ' , ' ' 5 t , 3 , . ' 2 I L 6 . V 7 . . v ' Q ' W A 5 ' A 4' .. 1 L l , , Q f F. V Ag K Ni! - ' ' 2 1 L -0 mana., gf N 1 ' I H- n ' F ' ' . : A- ' , . 1 . - . - e . I , ' g . . , -1 f I 'i 0 ' ', JH I , x 'fb I ' . ,, + . 'Q1 , v Mr- west L,3 V 'Qi 1 W 5 YNQYXX Q55 ' s X X A Q xv , xv ,f ,Av Y , YV. H: ' Q -' fi. .2 M w' ' S Z MPS - Wes t 1-Y, Qv 5 LY 'haf K, lif' -5.8-gr' '5 Ev 'Q' 'Wa , 't M ISS Melon , ,V ey nf' fy - f V1.5 ' TCW GAYXCYA -Ft-','ZEf 14115 uafol Jim WIICOX f Cboffuf tel: 'iii' Z E A f 1 V 5 , Row 1: Shirley Ayers, Priscilla Saxe, Sue Ann Thornton, Barbara Johnson, Daniel Wasser- strom, James Manning. Row 2: Rosemary Dimon, Kathleen Molyneaux, Frances Leary, Susan Cramer, Charmaine Hull, Neila Jackson, Marcia Lebowitz. Row 3: Joseph Hogan, Roger Mc Gruder, Jackson Coleman, James Henson, Richard Draper, William Burrows, Shirley Wright, Shirley Mellon, Marilyn llon. ' Urclaefim Under the direction of Mr. Youcis, the orchestra played for several school affairs. A few of these were: the Junior plays, Senior play, Tioga County Instrumental Festival, and our own Waverly High School Music Festival. The orchestra rehearsed first periods on Tuesdays and Fri- days. It included students from both Junior High and Senior High. Row l: B. Campbell, J. Blauvelt, J. Baker, K. Molyneaux, R. Hanna, S. Clark, J. Grinnell C. Shannon, S. Tichenor, P. Wolfe, M. Decatur. Row 2: A. Babcock, P. Narsh, A. Owen, H. Camp- bell, P. Johnson, A. Peppard, P. Frantz, A. Sullivan, C. Hull, L. Talada, D. Williams, A. Bar- den, B. Brauer. Row 3: B. Russell, D. Richards, D. Keene, J. Eddy, B. Gleason, S. Ayers, B. Bartlett, E. Presher, M. Burbank, N. Fice, J. Vogle, N. Jackson, J. Bush. Row l: ,S. Mellon, S. Wright, R. Sager, J. Leonard, J. Coleman, J. Henson, T. Nusbaum, J. Catlin, W. Trefethern, R. McGruder, S. Thornton, E. Merrill. Row 2: M. Mellon, M. Young, J. Collins, F. Van Nest, C. Bush, W. Wendell, C. Hobson, D. Barringer, T. Coots, M. Parente, J. Root, M. Armstrong. Row 3: N. Gage, T. Ross, R. Kline, L. Grace, L. Greenfield, R. Mack, L Young, D. Wasserstrom, A. Ayres, J. Collins, R. Handrick, Director, Mr. Johnson. Row 1: S. Donahue, P. Simmons, S. Halstead, D. Harding, C. Winnick, D. English, J. Keene, M. Seidel, B. Rynone, M. Benson. Row 2: S. Corbin, N. Chandler, C. Dean, C. Wildrick, D. Cole, N. Owen, P. Morton, R. Cushing, M. Merrill, E. Loux, C. Leary. Row 3: A. Shallenberger, C. Amrhein, M. Anderson, D. Howe, S. Jennings, J. Elliot, E. Keene, P. Shafer, H. Ruch, D. Har- ford, P. Thomas, J. Rumsey, J. Chilson. M9 Bama' i . ' 2 3 3 Z , E 2 i i E .J-. f 4.- .Mmwawav'-QwwwJnwbs,:p4sus.?:saAMwwQLwAfLvmrFf'wwWfw5-milfwwaawrfsefmh C. Shannon N. Parmenter R. Draper M. Bartholomew L. Palmer R. MoGruder B. Johnson M. Anderson C. Dunfee J. Manning J. Larrabee S. Cramer F. McCormick J. Cramner S. Ayers N. Jackson C. Leary F. Leary P. Saxe J. Chilson N. Bartholomew R. Newland W. Burrows M. Mellon F. Van Nest S. Thornton J. Marbaker E. Weinstein P. Shafer B. Bartlett J. Hogan J. Van Skiver T. Coots R. Dunfee W. Bucholtz C. O'Connell R. Bartholomew M. J. Armstrong S. Myers B. Gleason J. Barringer R. Handriok J. Grinnell C. Dean M. Hunter S. Ayers P. Van Der Karr Mr. Johnson D. Wasserstrom N. Gage S. Wright D. English G. Markle S. Mellon N. Shafer R. Sager C. Hull A. Clingan J. Coleman L. Greenfield S. Armstrong J. Catlin J. Eddy S. Gibbs R. Vallilee J. Flannery D. Douglas Under the capable leadership of James M. Johnson, our band was again one to be proud of. The band consisted of seventy members including majorettes. A new addition this year was the new drum major--Jim Manning who led the band during football season. The half-time shows at the football games were indeed something that we shall remember long after many other school day memories have vanished. The band also performed at our home basketball games and all the band was anxious to get under way in spring festivals after the annual winter concert. Waverly can well be proud of its music representatives within the Valley and throughout the state. FJ F BOF' F F dow l Phyllis wright Beatrice Simmons Jackson Foleman, Pres Mary Lou Shaw, Sec lreas James Pensor, Vice Pres Mr Gage, Advisor, Frances Leary Row 2 Edward Keene, Lewis Cardi, Robert Simonds, Stuart Schwartz, Kenneth Kinsley, Philip Gerould, Rosemary Dimon, William Rolls Larry Croft, Joseph Petcke, Alan Geppart, Shirley Mellon, Nancy Fice finden! Counczl The Student ouncil ls, as its nam implies, a council comprised of representatives ol the student body This group d4scuss s the ugge tions and problems of the students in an attempt to synchronize tte action of the student body The council is currently trying to increase its power and hrouvh this the power of the s udents by att mptiny to establish a tudent government system in the school This could eventuallv lead to the establi hment of an honor system The council has also voted to Join the Natl nal Organizat on of Student Councils in order to obtain new ideas for governing our chcol In th council are 9 elected members 3 seniors 2 Juniors, l sophomore, and tne class room arc club representatives rovfn 501 Qu H5 ,ffnrrmqrwqrmw fx 51 V . . ..m ' : 1 , , , V ,Q . 1, . . . , . ., - . 0 . V ..: X 1 a A - A - - v 'v .. e A . . - .. 9 S S . ' . 0' . .A S . 5- - v ,D Q- . .. .. L- G S, .. - S . 4. V S . . .v U . O 4. L S f-. . cs 11 ' .f . . , . 2 A A , ,A o 1 - , 'rx - . , 1 , TFX- - - - ,ZA -1, --V , - X Yearbook Ad L1terag3Ss giigr Aa M1s:dv1S01-Taylor TyvertSs1ngJZngie Fra P1 I' F al ncis Us Adv Ped Tues Advis Mrs 1S0r thill Op Shi Pley Tuthill Cafanlamn SM vf SALE 5 S STAFF Edltor lcerary Chle u llvah dlt r Treasu e Brldget Hahdrlcv E ecretary ness BOBQST Rl 8UCY Gage Joan Cfanmef Busl BDU rus Art Edlto Rnd Row Clalre hasteller, Shirley e loh, ary Tess O rlen, Y gl wrlght, Ahh Su llvah, Dor a ow Row 2 Lewls Gard , CHBTXCS Duhfe Rlchard Masll , Jack Schame , ohh ward, John Slmon 5 OH Trac Abse 'bw W 7 S l --L f ' l -1 o -lh- f N --S r v ff M . 1 1 r 4 Y J I la : h l M 'B h ls efx l l H e. ' 1 l e h l 5 ho d . e htffD y. 2 lsr: Row J LITHRaHx rypruc srArF 'N 515- mlflo S 1 MSI' Van Yahag f1Z11I3GnB5!z'9iJl:1?1i'flfE'gaIf1'288e13h Thzlxgotrzm Sz-in S G 011.9 Q Olomew Ga U 1-oul Wasaepstl, I: Ccirgee man ,me Lam-abee Jean Randall Jack e Dewe 2nd OW Gail Mclver- S ir' e Betty Jane y Jennings 0 Row 1 M Ike Parent J UGPJ' Arthur- Ayr- e O Row 2 an Fl E Lewis Car-ai J sent drus b ll B111 wenael Ann An n Camp e 1sRg:r-31 Zibsent Ji F EW 1m Wil Fr-ed P m ernquistj 4DVERTISING ST4lPI ' ART STAFF COX I-1 ce 53 H0 WW ECUWUWC 5 Club Mary Kissel Shirley Clark Home EC Baby Row l Donahu , Campbell, Pepoard, Marbaker, Chan dler, Decatur Williams, Talada Row 2 Stedge, M Merrill, Harding, Baker Jennings, Earringer, Molyneaux Vounv, Vogle, Pottone, Fice Row 3 Rlchards, Plaisted, Babcock, Corbin Row 4 wright, taloncski, S idel rynone, Benson, Fern Rita Hannah Nancy FePUQUiSt quist, Talada Cramrer, weaver, Webster, Carlyle ...S... 'een Rinebold E berrill -n-1-.QQ 54 1 X 7 1 ' 9 ,,,. x . 'I , 4 Aix ly ,fr , - f 2 I-' C , E 7 r ii, If ' -1 L1 ,C .C x gf' . A I S .. - , ' . I . . . , . , . , - . : ' A 'C S.. , 'Z . .1 N1 I 1 1 lx G, , . 1 - . K ,af A., Q Q wxvqv' 1 I K . F 'S . f 4 1 ,. , ' X 'lr H v -H fi5-. n bi if l 4 ...ggi . 5,3 1 ' ff Q 7 f' W ? Vi . L : C f 1 3 r of u C , D z ' 1 r , ,gs C A , 2 Nc. C ' A' C 23 y ' gr: , Y A 'i E . ' l A ,wx Rf ,. A , W, .' W ' 'I. ' el ' Q ,if ' 9 V, ,, ' 5 I 1 . f f ' 1 A F T , . '- V ' 1-is Ml-4 L K 5, ' UN, I ,4 G - y L Q .x. - A .3 ' 1 .. 1.o' f t ' 'fd A ' y , - ' , aj A , 4 . N 1 y , .yy R V l b Lewis Cardi ff .w. 1 , nf! Leo Capdl IERQLQ nw HOU 10? Campbel xi WLS qai 1 5 55 4, in-J Row l Mary O'Brien, Joan Cranmer, Rosemary Dimon, Harriet Ruch, Ann Sullivan, Susan Don ahue, Marilyn Mellon Pow 2 Carolyn Dove, Patzicia Simmons, Neila Jackson, Kathleen Moly neaux, Patricia Shafer, Shirley wright, Shirley Mellon, Miss Genove Row Q Beverly Brauer Helen Campbell, Norlene Chandler, Barbara Campbell Janice Vogle, Theresa Gorman, Sandra Ayers Row 4 Terrence Coots william Wendell, Francis McCormick, Robert Arcesi, warren Clingan, James Catlin, Robert Griffin I Dmmalzcf Club And the Villain Still Pursued er This was the title of one of the Dramatic Club pr ductions this year Miss Genove, the new club advisor added many new stitution of play acting, but were left to the was needed The re tary Rosemary f'4 f club dues and the adoption of a constitution Experience also in applying make up directing, and managing the students with Miss Genove giving professional advice club officers were President H A Ruch, Vice President WHS J- ideas including the in was gained not only in stage The advisory Jobs here and there where it Ann Sullivan, Sec I W' vfl-M .asa an nun X 56 ' . . 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X :W ff SML' P I-:-' YP- T 1 H www Q J . -M M D ' 1 ' T T Qs ff ,DM xlfsflf if X.: sg ,Q as Row 1 Norma Bottone, Robert Payne, Robert Simonds, Barbara Johnson, Shirley Ayers, Miss Corby, Betty Gleason, Marcia Lebowitz Row 2 Cather ine wildrick, Dorla Howe Beverly Brauer, Mary Tess O'Brien, Frances Lea1y Sue Cramer, Mary Lou Shaw, Patricia Thomas, Anne Shallenberger, Tohn Sim onds, Patric1a Greerfield, Althea Barden, Theresa Gorman Row 3 Fred Kelley, Jack Coleman, Stewart Schwartz, Lyle Greenfield James Catlin, Philip Van Der Karr Latin Club This year the Latin Club has a record enrollment Eighteen students are members, seven of these being sophomores sisted of a route throughout the town marked by signs written in Latin when the initiates ar rived at their destination, they were put through a series of Latin questions by the old mem bers This year's officers were also elected at this initiation In December, the Club decided to send books to the ch1ldren's wards at the two area hospi tals This plan was carried out successfully The last large project was the annual outing held at Eagles Mere and world's End Park 57 V J 'These sophomores were initiated in September on top of Spanish Hill. The initiation con- ,fi 4 wg ' , , Y 3 . 1 1' n U I Row 1: Greta Thomas, Nancy Gage, Mary Jo Armstrong, Nancy Bartholomew, Ann Andrus, Julia Eddy, John Manning, Charles Dunfee, Joan Cramner, Harriet Ann Ruch, Marcie Bartholomew, Jane Cramner. Row 2: Jacklyn Chilson, Barbara Bartlett, Barbara Johnson, Delores Keene, Shirley Hodge, Phyllis wright, Nancy Fice, Bridget Sullivan, Jo Ann Root, Martha Anderson, Miss Corby. Row 3: Barbara Russell, Michael Parente, Robert Simonds, Robert Griffin, Jack Schamel, Paul Patterson, Eugene Lunger, Francis McCormick, James Manning, Donald Simmons, John Howard Row 4 Joan Flannery, Claire Masteller, Patricia Thomas, Sue Ann Thornton, Sharon Line, Patricia Sim mons, Sara Yanason, Betty Gleason, Jean Bush, Charmaine Hull, Nancy Parmenter French Club The French Club under the able leadership of Miss Corby has had a very eventful year There was much activity in raising funds for the main event of the year, the trip to New York City From December seventh to ninth, thirty eight members went sightseeing to many famous places, including Radio City and the Empire State Building Due to the success of this venture, the trip is to be an annual event for the Juniors On December eighteenth, a surprise Chirstmas party was held for Miss Corby Cake and punch were served and French songs were sung ......., X mill MII WH Mamas U IIIIHW IHIWWU llllllllflll fum'ulllllllfmunlfllfllllmll'm1 frflffm .gm Q Q W WWW ' A 4 C J Qi ' J' Q ii! J at J ,. fa Row l Mary Kissell, Mary Young, Donna Richards, Rita Hanna, Charlotte Dean, Joyce Rumsey, Shirley Robbins Row 2 Sheila Hanna, Shirley Clark, Shirley Gibb , Shirley Foster, Carol Amrhein, Martha Decatur, Phyllis Morton Barbara Russell Carol Horton, Shirley Halstead, Dorothy English '33 Llbwlify Club mseyl Charlg tte Dean Barbara Russ L ell earl F le! Gibbs! Shir tu? VB rtha geca osfef' ' 1 59 ,f4? J MVN 01 Pl 01 5 'The Valiant by James Barry Cast James Dyke Frank Brownholtz Josephine Paris qhirley Mellon Warden Holt Robert Griffen Father Daly warren Clingan Attendant Francis McCormick Dan the Jailer, Fred Kelly This Drama was about a man scheduled to be hanged and the events immediately preceding his hanging The Old Lady shows Her Medals by James Barry Cast Mrs Dowey, Barbara Johnson M Willings James Manning, Mrs Hagg erty Nancy Parmenter Mrs Twymley, Julia Eddy Denneth Dowey Joseph Betcke Mrs Mickleham, Qhirley Wright This com edy was about London charwoman The plays were presented in the school auditorium with an attendance of th ree hundred The casts of both plays made an excel lent showing and much ap preciation is due Miss Genove, the director of both plays .,..-on aff at? Row 1 Shock, Lines, Paul, Blakeman, wood, Qcott, Dewey, Backer Pow 2 Bodine, Houser, Hugo, Hedrick, arace, Collins Pow 3 Tr lutnill, Moore, Maslin, qtauff NO1fe Mime Fmfmefff 0 Ameffzwz Row l A Naslin, F Price, Ayres, T Price, Shipman, Halstead, Weaver, Richards, Freeman Row 2 NcCall, Plaisted, kaselewski, J Gowar, Qhadduck, Ringler, Becker, Mr Tuthill, Peter son, Jilson, Keene, Springer, R Gowan, Root, Robbins, Erdley 61 1 - 3 N , K ' ' . . 1 1 ft 'f ' , 4 4 L 3 v , 9 . A 3 . 7 N xx- , X . Z K . . Y - fu , N ,-y 1 . 0 n . '1 n . K 1 0 JZK . 9 w . . . , , A . ' v - . A . , . . . a o . N - : I ' k . I L 5 ' 1 1 W f- b v . 1 I ' :. 1 Q . I J I V' . K , . . Q . . , y , . -Q T1 1 . An , W . 1 ,I ' , K T Row l Miss Marsh, Marcia Lebowitz, Neila Jackson, James Leonard, Robert simonds, Fred Kelley, R11 Handrlck, Frances Leary, Alice Peppard Row 2 Rosemary Dimon, Mary Jo Armstrong Joyce Marbaker, stuart Qchwartz, James Griffith, Lyle Greenfield, shirley G1bbs,Patr1cia Green field, Sandra Ayers, Catherine Wildrick, June Larrabee Column Club The Column Club consists of Juniors, seniors, and sophomores who are interested in compil ing th ir school news and editing it for the Evening Times Officers were elected early in the year as follows President Robert simonds Secretary, James Leonard Treasurer, Doreen Douglas Members meet regularly on Tuesday of every school week to determine what news items should go to press fo the forth coming week Selection and wri ing of school news are responsible tasks, for it is through this column that the public is kept in touch with many school actlvi ties which do not find their way into the headlines On April 5 the students of the three valley towns took over the Times and published it with the aid of the regular reporters Besides thi actlvity, the club sponsored many success ful events during the year, under the direction of Miss Marsh, the club supervi or Club members enjoy the satisfaction of seelng their work in print and for some it has been the initial step toward a career in journalism 62 a ' A o 2 . 1 . 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I Q Row l Nancy Owen, Rita Cushing, Sara Yanason, Shirley Tichenor, Carol Amhrein, Phyllis Morton, Norma Shafer Row 2 Sylvia Hodge, Nancy Walker, Gary Chilson, Mr Gates, Charles Wooster, Anne Shallenberger, Joanne Grin nell, Phyllis Wolfe Ecfzlofff Club The Ed1tor's Club is increasing in popularity this year Mr Gates, the faculty sponsor, has encouraged all people who enjoy newspaper work to Join the club Inexperienced young au thors soon learn the basic techniques connected with reporting and many interesting articles have appeared in the club column in the Waverly Sun All of the members of Editor's Club are given weekly assignments They usually cover some current topic on the high school scene Such as the latest game or banquet Often, polls are taken to discover what students are doing with their leisure moment w a current song is rated tops among st dents Several short stories by club members have ap peared in the column This practice was started last year by an ambitious author in the group The club hopes to have its own school paper in the near future News X if - R V1-Jul f 1-1-1 53 ' D s or ht ,,.-WM EWU t 6 QLP'-' fz 2' M pf ff- as a f ' Cb .-.p......y... Zlfilygff D6 -' 1D5Wf77761yf 4 '!lll Q gf? . N 's- Nancy Parmenter, Patricia Simmons, Althea Harden, Jack Coleman, Norma Bottone, Arlene Webster, Barbara weaver, Diana Harford, Miss Howell, James Leonard, Fred Kelly One third of the total en rollment is now takirg one or more subjects in the business department This department provides courses which serve as a major sequence, or a few pupils may earn a vocational business diploma Many others Shirley wen nifkgs 61+ take business courses electives Many studerts se lect typewriting as an elec tive, and for those who are going to college or other adlanced study it may prove o be one of their mos valuable courses The pupils in the bus iness department take part in a number of activities in the school For in stance, the girls in the Shorthand II class assist Mr Daly in many ways such as writing letters checking and filing ma terial and in being gen erally helpful mhe girls -e- f +A- ' 'Q ' Q Q 1 ' ' i - l 'Q . Y' i 4 rx i X .Q 4 W I 2 x 'X kv 9 , L . ' V Y l 1 W ' - Q 1 af- V 4 A ' R . f V M ' I 'r M Y ' ' , s , ,I J - 44 lf' 1. o 'gl . ' M I s. I -1-- A X as .XV , x ff' C t A I tx 9 Ga il NCIVeP June ean Randaliappa ee in the secretarial practice class do various projects brought in from outside the school or duplicated work needed in connection with school work and one of their typing main activities for the yearbook the copy The girls in the secretarial practice class also assist in the pr1ncipa1's office atten and take care of the d filing work, and dance, o substitute for the secretary in her absence. As a result of the bus they iness courses which in high school many have had graduates secure good posi tions in the field. Q? AD Norma Bottone Betty Ja b IIS Well ee' Gail Mclveg' JESS Iarra U Ra a 1 Jennings Tuthill, Shirley i as i Pb fnqg K fd-.N vaPb7 Club 4? W Qi The Photography C ub which meets every three weeks gives its members an opportunity to learn how to take and develop pictures There is a schedule set up which gives every member a chance to use the dark room to de velop pictures The president of the club is Robert Dewitt, the vice president James Leonard and the secretary treasurer Eliza beth Keene Mr Bailey is faculty advisor 11. ft S if, A ee k , A 1 f v ,, ., , I ' ', , , fr ' .Q 'L L - 1 N , I 1 ' ' X . A.. , I y X A ' AJ J ' V f ' . J H s v 'K 4 , i ' K 'ff Ex r . I' Q tx ' , TfQ3i.ff lf l 1 y f y . ,, A., 4 k . ,M y fy . tv K , .,k. ,W er... , 33359511 .' ' . V9-'?Z'5sA ,WN :P H QT, fsiiiifA E , 41 , ,.f.fl... -X KX 7 E Z . Q - 4 K , ' 1 1 - ' - - . 1 1 x .- . . . . - S 1 v ' 1 X ' 9 V J L2 1 t ft ' .n fl I E 4 L7 -Q . v H X Q.. gg f 1 3 -fi ww I 1 an X 1 1 I in H 53- laj sb , V' J-gr 7?-X 4 ' Prophecy Continued .. Ron Halstead the nuclear-physicist is here tonight and that is an honor as he seldom steps outside his lab Bob Simonds, defeated candidate for county clerk, sports announcer, George Jackson, and Ron Campbell who replaced Norman Rockwell in drawing the covers for Saturday Even ing Post,n are all here Entering now are Bridget Sullivan, chairman of the committee to make the Shamrock our nat lonal flower, Bob McIntosh, head of the American Railway Systems Inc , Keith Davidson, presi dent of the 'Tour the World by Motorcycle' Club, add Bill Burrows, new dean of Pratt Institute I can see John and James Collins, now co owners of the Cumerford Theater Chain, and Gayle Mclver, candidate for Mayor of New York, giving out handbills Mike Parente and Willy Trefethern, rival czars of the nations food markets are engaged in a bitter dispute It is only out of loyalty to their class and the brilliant efforts of Attor ney General, D Jackson Coleman, that they are present tonight Shirley Hodge, manager of Woolworth Inc is congratulating Charlotte Dean on her appoint ment as head majorette at Michigan University I can see that everyone is having a good time but before I sign off I should like to tell you a little of their schedule They will stay in New York for two weeks and then the entire class will proceed to the fabulous Beverly Hills estate of Chuck Holland, who is being hailed as a second Valentino and matinee idol of millions Of course the whole reunion is being fi nanced by Nancy Gage a prominent Wall Street Broker as well as Secretary of the Treasury As we conclude the broadcast, I want to say that the achievements of this class as a whole have never been and in my opinion never could be equaled Thank you and good night will Continued idget Sullivan bestows her fish food on any sli htly confused chemist B b McIntosh leaves Miss Howell with the feeling gwhat's the usevn tty Jane Wells confers her ability to do errands well on Marion Carlyle Truman Nusbaum leaves his hunting and fishing license to Fred Bolce therine wlldrlck leaves her nice personality to Bea Simmons, who has one to combine with it arles 6'Connell leaves all his weird stories to Phil Van Der Karr who appreciates them Sara Yanason leaves in Just three years Mike Parente, Willy Trefethern and Jim Wilcox bequeath to Bob Griffin, Stub Terwilllger and Jim Catlin their position as chief trouble makers in 206 Dave Paul leaves the pedestrians badly shaken Al Richards leaves his English marks to Pat Thomas Terrence Shipman leaves anything to anyone who wants anything Fran Soprano gives Barb his car Oh Help' Ell Tubbs leaves his brains in science to Mary Jo Armstrong Bill wendel bestows his silliness in art class upon Miss Taylor to do with as she pleases l Handrick leaves the baritone, tympani and piano playing to any underclassman who cares to tackle these Jobs what Seniors W111 M188 Most Cohtlnued Clark Bush Basketball trips Chuck Holland Trying to keep up with Jane' Phil Gerould My little trip to the Grand Union 7th period in the afternoon Lyle Greenfield Pushing Coleman's Ford and uthe gang Truman Nusbaum Being the last one out of Senior study hall Charles O'Connell Mechanical drawing and Mrs Aldrich Jerry Gowan Going to Junior proms with Phil Lewis Cardi Mr Gates' history class Keith Davidson Sports and Senior study hall John Collins Miss Genove's English class Jim Collins Working in shop Roger McGruder French horn section and band Neila Jackson Working in the music office every 8th periods Arthur Ayres Conducting Ag meetings and carting Utne boys home afterwards 68 0 ll v I , ' . - Br u .il. ......... . Be - ' , ca ' , Ch , Fred Price wants Mr. Tuthill to have his abillty to take things easy. ' -- , , P . R1 - . ' -- -- n ' -- ll . NGERSOLL R ATHENS PA COMPLIMENTS DOBBERSTEIN GROCERY BthS nemmmg hG n JIM PALUZZI S TOGGERY ROCKMAN S LADIES WEARING APPAREL 134WL khnst Sy Ph '1'11y5641 A R T R E G A N DESMOND ST SAYRE PA JOE S B t Ty dSprt 106W L kh rt 'PE1553 s yr COMPLIMEN TS HALUSKA S HARDWARE 216D dSt syr P COMPLIMENTS OF H A G G E R T Y S APPLIANCE CENTER SAYRE PA Y A N N U Z Z I S soU'1'1-I WAVERLY EVANS and CIIAFFEE JUNIOR PAsH1oNs 71 f , o e e ma. s o 'n , Int e radua, ingC1a.ss OF v 1 . oc a ., a. re,P ON ELMER AVE., SAYRE one 3' 9 OF The es in o san o s , . , . oc a - a, e esmon ., a. e, a. 1 9 A CLARK'S PHARMACY Interested In Pubhc Educatlon 330 BROAD ST PHONE 1 0 3 4 WAVERLY N Y DAN S LUNCH 242 B d St Ph 630 WAVERLY LUTZ JEWELERS BRoAD ST WAVERLY COMPLIMENTS OF RYDLER S LUNCH ROOM 85 GARAGE CHEMUNG N Y 34 24 TIERNEY ELECTRIC 133W tL kh rtSt SAYRE PA EVAN S JOHNSON WAVERLY S CH W A R TZ BROAD s'r WAVERLY KIRK S GARAGE RADIATOR SERVICE CHEMUNG N Y Ph 2361 GEM DRUG INC PERCY CANOLI.. FARM SUPPLIES O O g , 0 o 1 9 roa . . . r ' ' Phone - I Where Good Clothes es oc a. . Come From , . 1 , . . O one Congratulatlons to the Semor Class DOUGLAS FUEL CC FUEL OIL COAL PHONE 16 KEROSENE COMPLIMENTS VALLEY COAL COMPANY 10 P k A OIB Stok COMPLIMENTS OF HOFFMAN S St ATHENS PA V A L L E Y FLOOR COVERING 205B mst t W 1yNY 'r112M MIDWAY INN S k Ch p Spag tt A11 L ga.1 Be ag Ph 2551 Bart N Y CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 52 SILKMAN S GROCERY WAVERLY SAGER S LUNCHEONETTE LUNCI-IES and SODAS SAYRE COMPLIMENTS OF ESTHER STORELLI DRESS SHOP SAYRE, PA. ESTHER CLEVELAND Travel Service '3 0 O 0 OIL BURNERS AND SERVICE 1 OF 6 ac er Venue Across the reet SILVER GRILL SAYRE, PA. fromthe Post omce ' rners ers ' ' tea. s- o s- he i ' ro ree e ver es , aver , .. e. 9- on, .. r 1 Valley Lumber Yards F REE ESTIMATES FREE DELIVERY COURTEOUS SERVICE CLYDE BENNETT, CMgrD COMPLIMENTS OF CITIES SERVICE tfW 1yH11 O FARRELL GAS STATION COMPLIMEN TS HUCKLE S GARAGE CLARK s'r WAVERLY 2411 SERVICE POLLY RESTAURANT ATHENS COMPLIMENTS OF P NORTH 8: SON .IEWELERS COMPLIMENTS AL HILL ATHENS PA BIRD SUMNER GENERAL INSURANCE S M St h BEST WISHES TO T CLASS OF 52 T B t D 1 WILLATT 4 OF Foo o aver i - r 7 V OF D. . HE 1 THOMAS INSURANCE AGENCY 315 o. a.1n ., At ens, P he es in rycealning COMPLIMENTS OF KASCC DGG FUCD COMPLIMENTS S A Y R E FLORAL COMPANY COMPLIMENTS MAX COHEN S COMPLIMENTS OF THE ROBERT S CLARK GREETINGS WATROUS HARDWARE ATHENS COMPLIMENTS THEMEADES AQPATHENS CLARABEL Bt dO1 AMOCO Sa GULF t 7 Ph 283 W COMPLIMENTS BOB S CYCLE SHOP TERMINAL BARBER SHOP SERVICE WITH A SMILE H E WALKER 8: SON PLUMBING d HEATING 311 X M St Ath COMPLIMENTS THE POPCORN SHOP 229 BROAD s'r JACK RHODES G E APPLIANCES OF OF 9 OF G. L. F. . , PA. The es in Gas an i Q OF 239 Broad Street Rou el East Waverly 9 one - OF an 12 ain . . COMPLIMENTS OF Manoll Mfg Toy Co WAVERLY NEW YORK DePUMPO S Sales and Servlce lnc D S t Plym th Ahgn COMPLIMENTS Waverly Sayre 8: Athens Transportation Co 238 SPRING STREET SAYRE PENNSYLVANIA PHONE TU 6151 PLAY Pool. JACKSON S BROAD ST WAVERLY DINING OUT STOP AT COCCO S Chp Sp ghtt FRAN LYNN S 1 N Y KENNETH ROBINSON MOBILGAS SERVICE STATION CHEMUNG ST WAVERLY COMPLIMENTS ATHENS G L F RIPLEY S VALLEY SALES FRIGIDAIRE 85 ZENITH PRODUCTS COMPLIMENTS SHANNON S SODA BAR N thM St Ath COMPLIMENTS KNAPP S HARDW ly ARE R E B E C K S BROAD ST WAVERLY 76 o . Q 0 1 1 1 1 ' , C e o o- ou Bear ' ment Service - ' Phone 1 ' K? 1 AT , ' ' Wa.ver1y's k Complete Fashion C t BILLIARD ACADEMY For Good Sm' S 0 S- a e i Waver y, ew ork ' Waverly New York 1 OF 1 OF OF 1 1 or aiu U ens Broad St. Waver , N. Y. '- CONGRATULATIONS TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1952 The CILIZCHS Natlonal Bank WAVERLY NEW YORK b 1Dp tIns Oorp CONGRATULATIONS FOR BETTER HEALTH FROM TONY ALTIERI SHOE REPAIR 375B msn W ly DRINK CHEMUNG SPRING WATER CHEMUNG SPRING WATER CO INC CHEMUNG N Y TEL 9ooM COMPLIMENTS FROM W H I P P L E LUMBER YARDS CALL AT THE REMNANT SHOP COMPLIMENTS An f y d bl p John H Murray 81 Son FUEL OIL KEROSENE PHONE TALLY 2111 WEST SAYRE RESTAURANT COMPLIMENTS dS f R te220 WAGNER HOTEL COMPLIMENTS YANUZZI MENS WEAR NEW YORK STORE INDUSTRIAL ELECTRIC WAVERLY 77 o o o Mem er of F d e osi urance . O, O ro ., aver g I n - OF d see our line o a.r goods, wools, ra.yons, silks 85 cottons N E at rea.sona. e rices. 'blue coal' OF Homecooking an ea oods I on ou 9 BEST WISHES FROM THE BAKERS OF Str0ehmann's Sunbeam Bread COMPLIMENTS B O E H M SERVICE STATION CAYUTA AVE A R T H U R CANDY COMPANY WAVERLY COMPLIMENTS BENEDICT S TYDOL STATION COMPLIMENTS A E GUILES VENDING MACHINES WAVERLY N Y WOOSTER S CAFE A '1' H E N s WILLIAM F DIMMICK 8z SON yD ds Mto B ycl B W ly DeWITT ELECTRIC DIAL 24 544 WALTER R D WITT GOMPLIMENTS BREWER S Sc 8z10c STORE COMPLIMENTS H Macdonald 8: Son MONUMENTS COMPLIMENTS or GEORGE E HORTON H n P ATHENS PA BONNEY HOTEL A T H E N s 8 OF OF 7 OF , I O OF ' , a Harle - avi on o rcycles . e Schwinn ic es . 320 So. Main St., Athens, Pa.. - 376 mad st., aver , N Y 314 So. Mam St., Athens, P OF , ' Fresh oas ed eanuts BLUE SWAN SAYRE PA COMPLIMENTS OF Shaffer s Restaurant and Dmer IthH HByS d Kyt Weddlng Flowers Corsages Arranged Bouquets Call JAYNE S greenhouse Waverly 475 ll Garfield St CONGRATULATIONS FROM SALSBERRY S Hlllslde Greenhouse Warner Photo Service PHOTO FINISHING 416 C1 ksn WALLIN S SPORT SHOP ATHENS A N T 1 Q U E s BROAD sr WAVERLY p teR1Ett JOB W MORLEY ATHENS PA PHONE TE 1821 CAPITOL THEATER KNAPP S g D pt Sto WAVERLY N Y Al1W kG te S LITTLE LOUIS t CONTE SHOE STORE COMPLIMENTS CLARK S GROCERY BRoAn sr WAVERLY 79 , o 9 n e ome ofthe 7 Famous i- o wich N. esoneA .Sy Pa. 9 v - - . Waverly Com le ea s a. e Service R. COLEMAN 8: SON GOMPI-IMENTS ' ' A OF I , Have your shoes dyed any color or uaran ed OF ' 'Your Nearest La.r e e . re eg a ' SAYRE MUTGR C0 SAYRE PA PRINTING mom THE QUALITY PRESS 441 P WAVERLY N Y Start the Tllrlft l'Iab1t Early Start a Savmgs Account at The Waverly Co operative Savlngs 81 Loan Assn GIBBS INSURANCE 431 Fulto St WAVERLY QUALITY MEATS AT THE Central Meat Market GOBLE SNACK BAR FULTON ST CRONK and CRONK SPORTING GOODS WAVERLY Dunne s Pastry Sho 502s K y t A SAYRE PA THE BEST IN PASTRY COMPLIMENTS CANOLL GUNSMITH REHFELDT VENDING MACHINES TOWANDA PA COMPLIMENTS F O O T E S GOMPLIMENTS V I K I N G RESIN PRODUCTS 80 0 Q o enna.. Avenue - - - PHONE 370 316 Broad St. Waverly, N. Y. 11 . 7 P . 0 S One Ve- or or 7 TIOGA MILLS, Inc. WAVERLY WOLF Furniture Company 'The Store Where Quahty Leads 235 Desmond Street SAYRE, PENN A. MARILORN ELLISTOWN, N. Y. LINES FRESH EGGS FRESH 8z FROZEN POULTRY coMPLrMEN'1's KEYSTONE INN COMPLIMENTS Brmk s Greenhouses LEE HOTEL WAVERLY QUALITY FOOTWEAR FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Sharpmg lnc Shoe Store SAYRE PA COMPLIMENTS ELMER RUSSELL RENA S DINER RT 17 WAVERLY N Y D Y COMPLIMENTS PAYNE S on the Corner S Y g Y 81 1 OF OF A . , OF 1 1 - OF ' ' ' CADY REAL Es'rATE Ifyou cmswpm' Opn 'l 6 .m.-9p.m. mileas ou ob. The GASLIGHT Co WAVERLY QUALITY MEATS GROCERIES THE EVENING TIMES LATONE S GROCERY CAYUTA AVE SAYRE PA OPEN EVENINGS DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR COMPLIMENTS YOU CAN T BEAT A PONTIAC AND cLAss FOR CLASS You CAN T BEAT THE TRACY S cLAss OF 52 GREENHQUSE THE KOHLER PONTIAC C0 SAYRE CONTINUED SUCCESS C G SHAFER THOMAS ST WAVERLY SAYRE PA PERFECTION LAUNDRY ICE DEALER COMPLIMENTS OF AL THEETGE CHEVROLET COMPANY Porter 5 Coal Yard PHONE TA 3401 SAYRE PA C FIRST IN NEW CAR SALES WAVERLY FIRST IN USED CAR VALUES 82 0 and 7 . , . OF 9 Y, , P A. WISHING YOU . 7 ' , - . 163 enter Street GARRISUN KGLB OLDSMOBILE, Inc SAYRE PA OLDSMOBILE GMC TRUCKS Sales and Servlce B O B D O W N S FRIENDLY SERVICE GAS O L LUBRICATION 1: fW ly PHONE 265 CAMPBELL TAXI Waverly N Y Phone 565 DAY AND NIGHT COMPLIMENTS DePew s Service Station and Grocery CROFT LUMBER COMPANY FREE ESTIMATES CABINET WORK A SPECIALTY PHONES TA 7691 SAYRE PA TA 0834 WALKER MOTOR SALES Aft W S 11 W S WAVERLY N Y WAVERLY BUTTER 8: EGG COMPLIMENTS ROTARY GAS STATION CHEMUNG N Y BEST WISHES T0 THE CLASS OF 52 R C KOLB 83 i o. . 0 . m e I 0 1 -T. I , O J Foo o a.ver H'11 OF Everything For the Home Complete Q 0 0 er e e, e erve OF WEST S TUDIGS Desmond St Sayre P Fulton St Waverly N Y .llmmy Tex Walker Restaurant BROAD ST WAVERLY WAVERLY COMPLIMEN TS ROBBINS SERVICE STATION Compllments of ARMSTRONG 8: CLARKE CLEANERS Athens Pa COMPLIMEN TS PIKE MEAT MARKET BROAD s'r WAVERLY GRACE S GROCERY CHEMUNG CONGRATULATIONS FROM THE SCHNITZEN FAMILY Compliments of MATTOON MOTORS Dodge Plymouth Dealer 8-I f , a. , . ' H 77 WEST Atlantic Station or I , . 7 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 52 DOUGLAS SL BUSH, Inc Everything ln Heating and Plumbing 5 SPAULDING ST P 16 D M HANDRWK Athens Dalry Co 535 Keystone Ave Sayre Pa 8: SONS Highest Quality Dependable Servlce F u F n I tu r e Phone TA 1121 for Prompt Dellvery Compliments Congratulations Class of Waverly Sugar Bowl Try Our Delicious B R I L L S LUNCHES R I V E R 5 I D E HOME MADE CANDIES RESTAURANT soDAs AND SUNDAES ICE CREAM 8 . L H 806 . . O QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS . of. 1952 COMPLIMENTS OF WCGDWARD S DEPT STGRE 509 ll So KEYSTONE AVE SAYRE PA BOND JEWELERS SAYRE PA Valley Pharmacy E G S C H E U E R COLE S GROCERY WAVERLY comphmenfs GTTO REIG 86 7 BROAD STREET WAVERLY of N. Y. HARRY J. HENSUN Phone 472 MOVING -- STORAGE Daily - To Binghamton 463 Fulton St MANNING GARAGE ATHENS Congratulations Class of 1952 Luckner Funeral Home PARK AVE WAVERLY Compliments THE HUB STORE 317 327 329 BROAD ST WAVERLY tit th f COMPLIMENTS Cloverdale Farms Co 87 of OF 0 WAVERLY NEW YORK We ou mily for 1 Po So By the way--the boys won the New York Seotio IV championship this year. Sorry it was too late to receive proper attention in this book. ACKLEY BUICK no ATHENS, PA. If you can afford a new car you can afford a Buick. C CFD Dalry and Poultry Feeds Made Fresh Da11y JOHN I FORD 8: SON CHEMUNG NORTHERN PENNSYLVANIA POWER CO Better Light Equals Better Sight School Is Fun, The Knds Agree Wnth Proper Lnghtmg ALL Can See' A C GOODRICH REAL ESTATE 0 BRIEN BROS ED BILL and PAUL Extend Best Wishes to Our INSURANCE Brand New Cltlzens 2 feca Wa fLL'Cf1J,lffg7'!C,'ffl! ffcf flcff ff Z 7K f g'g' f'!f! 5171 265 5. ffgz 2dCfifS fiy ff! f K fzza X flflfgayxgf ffvfff z if X XL .144 X X 1 f f Q5 144 jfdfdiflf fllizfmf J Z AM if Z6 1 ,ad Xjyf l D I O u rr ' , 7 O Q I l , 0 7 O O I 7 I Q O , e ,fd Af' , Q, 1 L, J Az? ojmyuc 1 ' , bf 3 Y: ,L '75 fly, v .K F 5 6 5 ff! X ,,f'L, K., f Clif Di . I , Cf 4 +- if I , I 171' gf ' -fr fa f tj V K . L' l ,L L, , Ay' f-ilfgt' ! - If f I f' ' L , f I , I X f , f , f ' N ' -'7' 1 -' 'f V!! , at -of o L f of - -ff ' 1 A fy, f 5 If P I , A 1, I . L' 'V X N, X, sf' gftf 7 1l f X L, K 1 7 L A .U N 'Wk 1 X I - Xi. 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