Waverly High School - Carantouan Yearbook (Waverly, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1954 volume:

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So hail, all hail our Waverly We'll ever more be true to thee, Our ALMA MATER and our Queen, In everything thou art Supreme. W. H. S. BUILDING ERECTED IN 1939 FOREWCDRD The theme of this year's Carantouan is our Centennial-- the people,their lives, and their progress througha century. In our yearbook we shall try to show some of the land- marks of Waverly's life from 1854, to this, our Centennial year. The yearbook is a tribute to these people, past and pre- sent, who have made Waverly what it is today. EQUMJWMMEJL THE TOWN CLOCK ERECTED IN l874 DEDICATION The Class of 1954 takes great ptide in being able to grad- uate ina year that marks a century of progress for the com- munity of Waverly. Towering above the village, the town clock serves as a symbol of time spent by the citizens of Waverly in building this community. With each passing hour, they have learned to benefit by past experience and have turned many a dream into reality. Like time, progress in our community has marched on from the organization of an admirable school system to the completion of a modern hospital. Therefore we feel it very fitting to dedicate this year's Carantouan to the citizens of the village of Waverly, who have been re spon- sible for the high standing of our community. Awww ,424-Jfm 3 vhs, li E45 gg 1. f K5 X gif' X VJ JXX.. XX. 1 .M Q J f N Q.: if ff , Q . ui . S, V S fb -eq gf . , 19? NQvvv HW 4 1 K 7y if M . X 5 my ,u S ,M P' X A A ,aww X ii' 1 In aw 'even' 1 X - X. L , ll' w f f' P! , s 'xr lv V 1 ,X L. .v V 1 - 2 X . . 4 H , VH. s' ' Q 7 ' -' ffX ffHWfx ,y- ,W .Q..NA U MLA Yi , v , i X, vx, 43 AQ, f Qi- x g?i'Qeg':,-li A fR's E: is . . 'KB,,3 5?x' ' X xsil f gg - -3+ E -2- - - 1 A x I 4.-s 44 .Sig sf Q V x as srl s 'ff 0 ' V I Q H g ' LL'L 'I f F lf' ' iff' 1 'yn ,S 4 R. VX ,LMQ5 Ae Q z,m.5'1w.3i+ 43, ' 'fray-sf H , A s fi. A 'AQQJ Il ' M - '-'-ggv . V M K, JL' Q. J A x, . 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Butit isn't quite so easy to sense that this progress is the result of great vision, much hard work and many sacrifices on the part of succeeding generations during this time. We,who enjoy thisheritage, must be sure that we are worthy of it. We can best do this by availing ourselves of the vast educational, industrial, professional, and civic opportunities all around us. Thus we will be enabled to contribute to the continued progress of our community. You are about to graduate fromhigh school and you are thereby taking the first step in fitting yourselves for effective citizenship in the world of today. Congratulations and good luckl Sincerely yours, Q A2 5 OUR PRINCIPAL MR. GAGE wAs APPOINTED IN I U7-75 LOUXSE wma ,Y 1 52093 009- BOARD OF EDUCATION SEATED: Rev.Frederick F. Homrighouse, Dr. Paul L. Shallenberger, Dr. Lawrence H. Conlon, Harry Woodburn, Clerk of the Board. STANDING:, Don W. McClelland, Superintendent of Schools, Malcolm D. MacNaughton, Charles L Jackson, Atty. 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Sr. Play Committee. Band. Dramatics Club Chorus MARILYN MELLON Band. Orchestra. Chorus. Dramatics Club. Junior Play. Home Economics Club. Triple Trio. In- tramurals ROBERT MILLER Football CLASS OF I9 4 DEAN MONTGOMERY Transferred from Southside High School. Elmira, N.Y. PHYLLIS L. MORTON Chorus, Editor'sClub.Iunior Prom Committee. Senior Play Committee. Home Economics Club Library Club JACK NORTHRUP Football. Track. Lettermen's Club. Junior Play Committee. Senior Play. Junior Prom Committee . ltlgtw Afidilw J , , 2 ff1:,.f.A-415111, :Qu :.a1.x.f.n.r.rrm.ruf1ra.m1:.:.m na1aa wA.n1u.azu X mi 'vw 1 K 4. Q. wx if 3: Q' S 50 JOHN SIMONDS Latin Club, Yearbook staff. Football, Baseball, lettermen's Club. Prom Committee. Junior and Sophomore Class Officer. 'Talent Show. Student Council CHARLES STAUFF Future Farmers of America EDWARD SULLIVAN Football manager. Lettermen'sC1ub. Wrestling, Senior Prom Committee. Senior Play Commit- IC 8 CLASS or I9 4 ,,J , 1 '- 3 Y ' N BRUCE TAPPAN Photography Club. Track, Chorus Ui V Y XJ JEAN TAYLOR Transferred from Athens. Pa. t ' A 'xx ' JOHN TERRY Future Farmers of America X, 'rx - Az, 0 SUE ANN THORNTON Band, Orchestra. Chorus, Column Club. French Club. Yearbook Staff, Junior Play Committee SALLY ANN TRAVIS Photography Club, Editor's Club. Yearbook Staff, Senior Play Committee. Dramatics Club PHILIP VAN DER KARR Band, Chorus, Basketball, Senior Play Cast, Junior Prom Committee, Yearbook Staff, Latin Club, Dramatics Club, Folklore Club, Talent Show Committee CLASS OF I9 4 CLARENCE VAN HORN Basketball. Track, Lettermen's Club, French Club, Dramatics Club, Student Council FRED VAN NEST Band, Chorus. Talent Show Committee, Orchestra, Dramatics Club, Senior Play Cast, Track JAMES VAN SKIVER Band. Track, Wrestling. Junior Play Committee P S euwt S M.',.h, .. - W Y-F --W mei-HMD1-ff-1' -he-W:-m-Q-L ---f C W ve New we--x--K -if 2 f--1 f-- mn- gm.-na-1mw mv' 2. T555 K y i,g,,.- .- J. Q Ra, iff' 4 -w N,.. ,. m 1 3 x 3? g ., A LM 4 KW fi 5545! X N X 21 X ww M3 Q. .ft .M X C ll is 3 as Q. 'Suk If , T .w we Q. Fil Wi M W, ,,, 511 X 1 Q 42 K 'fzmfrws-sX4Z4Sg. - X S s l Q X 3 H , Z Jima CLASS OF I 954 hw. ,gg LOUIS YOUNG Band. Chorus S BEVERLY DELILL Transferred from Wellsboro High School ' E E, E AUTOGRAPHS iifimif 52 5532 ibm Qakx 'Lug A LOOK TOWARD TOMORROW V: Ladies and Gentlemen, this is the 1960 reunion of the celebrated alumni of the W. H. S. Class of '54. As you probably already know, we have gatheredi together here on Waverly Hill in the ultra-modern restaurant designed by Dawn Abbott for the successful manager, -Tess'eO'Brien. Although it is dark across the valley, Jim Marshall and Fred Van Nest, famed lighting directors for MGM, have com- bined talents to illuminate the valley for us tonight. Glancing over the dining oom, I see the officers of our class who are seated with friends. There is Don Bidker, Secretary of Agriculture: Jerifyi Eine, Secre- tary of the Treasury: and Rosemary Uirnbn, Vice-President of the U. S. and Sec- retary of State. 'X lv f ' t ff ' More people are a riving all the time. Here comes an attractive young man about town, Ted Hg, It d, surrounded by a cluster of attractive young ladies. Every moment or so I hear inquiries about the outcome of the Indianapolis 500 where several of the class members, Bill Ayers, Bill Scott, Burton Kinney, Joe Hogan, ar-eparticipating. ,f I Vic 'Pr-inii, head coach at Florida University: ,wld Royce Hugo, head basket- ball coach at Princeton, are talking to Phyllis? rqfglftff top buyer at Lord and Taylor's: and Sharlin T.i'ne'J Physical Education instructor on the Cornell campus. I am sorry to note kthe absence ofASandraJAyers and Sue Ann Thornton who are presently on tour in Europe. Miss' yyfslds currently featured at the Palace in London where she has been lauded by the King and Queen for her recitations. Also in London at this time is Charles 1Rahdall, leader of the Westminister Boys' Choir. Miss Thornton is in Paris with the opera company doing It'Aida? U Seated in they far corner, I recognize a familiar group--B055jWeL Republi- can Senator: BiI1?fAIfLin'eQ nation ,l 109-yard dash champion: Tom ifstin, most eli- gible bachelor of the year: Toqii 'Fitzgerald, newxppwn 'ofthe Uncle Tom Peanut Company: John1fS'i'monds, chef at Macy's: and Di'cli'?uttoi'i,'national head of the F. B. I. They seem tp be singing their most cherished song: yes, it is, folks-- Dear John! Uohn Brown is now leaving through the Bus Boy's entrance., Everyone seems ready to eat and what a meal we have for them--prepared by the world famo'us chef,-Ban-Ba.rton.j,g r 1 ' Now that everyone is seatedw we will try to give you some idea of the cele- brities here tonight. I see Martha Decatur and Shirlely Gibbs talking over their current Broadway successes. We have just learned that both have been offered movie contracts. Listening .to the conversation is the most famous star since Marlon Brando--Ear'l Bokdineuu :He accepted his contract while bidding at a cattle auction. There is Sue JC'rame'r, society matron, noted for her fabulous parties havingatete-a-tete with the honorable Philip, Van Der Karr, distinguished Wall Street businessman. I ' ' 'l I 1' Doc Schaimel is seated to my left entertaining several, attractive alumni with his joke dytrricks. Among the group I see Eileen'Lb'fgan, lovely ,Pgwerf model: Marily.:1aMe'l1on,'captivating young Bowling Champion: Mary Ldul Shaw, Bio-chemist at Bellevue Hospital: and Joan Leary, cut starlet for Warner Broth- ers. H Dance music will Lbe furnished later in the evening by orchestra leadery Wasserstrom with TomiRoissfyand'Bob Arcesi at the piano. Perhaps Ed Weinstein will get things started by showing us his latest step developed in his own re- knowned dance studio. 31 1 r l -1 ', Coming toward me now is Sally- Travis with a sketch of a brilliant work of art to be used on the cover of the Saturday Evening Post. She and Don Hayden have made a name for themselves through their art work. ,j ' .T A familiar group--the Chemung boys:,,jBobScptt, Robert Hurlbut, Charlie Lynch, Bob Houser, and Harlen Dewey are drinking' a toast to the -health of the party--Jean Kirkwood. Henry McCall and Kenny Paul might both be lauded here for their fine dude ranch business on Dry Brook Road. Donkey Blakeman, big right tackle fo1j!theaC4leveland Browns, has put on a little weight. He's swapping stories with A'lMGeppert, lightning-fast half-back for the Rams. These two made outstanding- plays this last segson. uListening in ad- miration is flaming haired starlet, W1nda Blair and Peggy artwrightll solo clari- net player in the Firestone Orchestra.. , i J ,525 I, g g, Wouldn't you know! Roseliriary Dimon, andlNancy Fernquist are busy typing up the minutes of this great reunion. Carolyn Dove is still trying to round up people to help out at her newly opened snack bar. She is now approaching Carol A'mrhein, matron at the Girls' Reformatory in Texas, and'Nancy Owen, lady of leisure. ' i ,' Some others I'll mention as particularlyf successful--Lloiiis iWaiidell, rnanagexr of .lack Dempsey's restaurant: and Clarencyei Vafil'-lo5'n, ambassador to Franceg Sgillivan is chairman of the committee to make the shamrock the national flower. ch5f1'eslsradff' is absent as his prize bull has a cold tonight, but Lyn1iSchock is here with his in its own private truck stall. Bill Buciholtz is wedging his way into the group now with the use of his newly acquired bodyguards, Jim VanSkiver and Tom Dailey. is-'e .ff 'K , K 5 Q ,Vx I., Q H Near the orchestra, I see Sheila Hanna arfd Carol Horton explaining to a small group about their new Child Care Course in Bellevue Hospital in New York City. Joyce Davis, one of the group, is, by the way, assistant QAZQ bomb maker at the Los Alamas testing grounds. She cannot talk tonight at all because of top secrets, so Arlene Dolibersteiniis doing the talking for her. The Honorable Stuart Schwartz seems to be ,quiet tonight. Perhaps he is meditating on his most recent brilliant theoriy..JyiriiiGriffith, famed TV comedian, now welcomes Bud Waite at his table. Budfpas you know, has succeeded Red Buttons i ,his own s ow. Con ratulations, boys! BrKuc5Tappaii and r'i2in'Gilqai515i'e going over plans for a new type revolver-- the kind without bullets. Hmmmm! ? Big Bob Miller seems skeptical. Cyril Hedricknis leaving early on an expedition to Mt. Everest. . f Mary .lf'oiArmstronPg, speaker for the ni ht, is laughing atlPat Greenfield, bio- chemist in Bellevue City Hospital, as Pailtauses a minor explosion by mixing two soft drinks. B verly I-lalsteada d Shirley,Plaisted have won Betty Crocker's Cooking Contest livmlialfinxg cookie? iwithoiithising Crisco. More power to you, girls! Near the television set is Mary .To Parente and a friend. She is a local viva- cious socialite. The automatic-locking doors on this establishment are due to close at 6:00 a. m. so, unlike our Senior year in school, we must turn in early this morning. Before we go, however, three cheers for the OUTSTANDING Class of '54!l , 5 lf 32 l , 1 WHAT SENIORS WILL MISS MOST DAWN ABBOTT--Sleeping in study hall and Mr. Cichocki's faithful patronage with rides from school. CAROL AMRHEIN--Senior high and all the gang. MARY JO ARMSTRONG--Don, band, noon-hour gossip and Fran's, Are ya ready? STUART SCHWARTZ--Getting to school on time by the skin of my teeth. JOHN SIMONDS--The call of the gridiron every September l, and being one of Franks' iron men. DICK BUTTON--Watching John Simonds and Bob Payne imitate Norma Shafer's twirling. CLARENCE VAN HORN--Sitting in 4th period study hall and flirting with the girls. SANDY AYERS--Band and the junior boys in it, fun in business classes and play rehearsals, and Susan's, Sandy, are you up yet? WINDA BLAIR--All the fun I had in gym class with Bev and Marty. BUD WAITE--Third period P.O.D. with Jersey and Vic, sitting in back of you know you, and pushing El- mer's old Ford, LOUIS YOUNG--Ed Weinstein in solid class and shop. LEWIS WANDELL--Trying to escape Mr. Tuthill in the last five minutes morning and noon. CHARLES WOOSTER--Mr. West in the good old shop. , MARTHA BUCK--Getting heck from Coach Miller in Driver's Ed. Class, and all the gang, especially Marty and Shirley. PEGGY CARTWRIGHT --Those wonderful times with the band, chemistry lab, and Mr. Van'Namee's You nutl SUE CRAMER--The gang and our parties, trying to get Sandy up and ready for school in the morning, Nancy's notes in P.O,D., and the good times of talking in classes and annoying the teachers. BOB SCOTT--Waiting frantically for 4 o'clock. CHARLES LYNCH--Mr. Baylor's saying about .4 minutes after the bell rings, You may pass. JAMES VAN SKIVER--A most honest teacher, Mr. Baylor. DICK COLLINS--All those hot games we had in 7th period gym class. RITA CUSHING'-Everything. JOYCE DAVIS--All the fun we had in 206, French Club, all the good times we had with Mr. Van Namee in Chemistry Lab, MARTHA DECATUR--Library Club and the gang. ROSIE DIMON--Mrs. Tuthill telling Sandy, Nancy, Carolyn and me to please settle down, and all the fun we had in the senior play. DAN CHAPMAN--l'll miss Mr. West's grin when I hand him my excuse. WILLIAM BUCHOLTZ--Mr. Baylor's English class and going to basketball games with Mr. Simonds'band. JIM GRIFFITH--Trips to basketball games and making a path back and forth to the stadium during foot- ball season. ARLENE DOBBERSTEIN--Drivers' Ed Classes and the gang. CAROLYN DOVE--Secretarial class, the fun in the cafeteria, Carole, and the senior play. CAROLE EPLEY--Mr. Van Namee's, All right, Epley, be quiet! --and all the kids, BRIAN GILLAN--The many periods spent in the art room when I should have been studying something else. BOB MILLER- -Mt. Van Namee's humor. BILL SCOTT--The quiet voice to Bill Ayres in P,O,D, DAN WASSERSTROM--Mr. Gage's flashy ties. ED WEINSTEIN--lt's too soon to know. NANCY FERNQUIST--Rosie, Mrs. Tuthill, waking Sandy up in law class, writing notes to Sue in P.O.D,, and being a Chemung farmer. JEAN FOSTER--Dawn and Eileen, rushing downtown for lunch period, and running back through the ceme- tery. PHIL VAN DER KARR--Just everything and being on the go. DON BLAKEMAN --The sports and all the fun I have had in classes. EARL BODINE--l will miss all the sports and the good times I had with my buddies, SHIRLEY GIBBS--Senior High, the gang, talking to Mary Jo during P.O,D,, and Peggy spending most of her time at my house. PAT GREENFIELD--Marilyn and 'Ith period in library. BOB SCOTT--Riding around Sayre and Athens in Licks car. DON WILSEY -My many study halls with nothing to do, SHEILA HANNA--The good old school, and my wonderful teachers, and the gang. BEVERLY HALSTEAD--Homemaking Club, all the kids, and the rides to the football game on the bus. DON HAYDEN--Mr. West's shop class. I BURT KINNEY--Mr. Van Namee 's 3rd period earth science class. TOM FITZGERALD--Raising cain with AI and Bill in 6th period study hall. ALAN GEPPERT--Fifth period chemistry class and the ever jovial Mr. Van Namee. CAROL HORTON--Mr. Van Namee, Joe, and the gang. 33 JEAN KIRKWOOD--Gym class and the discussions in Homemaking 8. DON BACKER- -Fifth period chemistry, Mr. Van Namee, and the times with Gep in Endicott. TED HARTFORD--Playing on the athletic teams. ROYCE HUGO--Mr. Van Namee's earth science class and his jokes. RUSS FAHEY--Chemistry lab, physics period in the back room and ducking trouble in school. BILL LINE--Mr. Van Namee'smumb1e, grumble. CYRIL HEDRICK--Mr. Tuthill and his ag class and sth period study hall. FRAN LEARY--The gossip at noon in the cafeteria and library, band, and Mary Jo's, Ready. SHARON LINE--Cheering, the gang, and oh, just everything! EILEEN LORGAN--Riding to school with Mr. Cichocki, Jean, and Dawn. JOE HOGAN--Chemistry lab under Mr. Van Namee, BOB PAYNE--Cutting up with Bob Simmons in 206. FRED VAN NEST--Running around town on band publicity and trying to bluff my way through earth sci- ence. CHARLES RANDALL--Going to band, chorus, and orchestra rehearsals. MARILYN MELLON--Seventh period library and Pat, all the gang and the parties, Mary lou's, Did you get a letter? , and most of all band and the wonderful trips. DAN BARTON--Giving Mr. West the wrong answers in electric shop. BOB HURLBUT --Going to ag, earth science, and shop. TOM DAILEY--Mr. Tuthil1's attempts to convict on no evidence. LYNN SCHOCK--Mr. West's shop class. PHYLLIS MORTON --Eighth period in library, discussions in homemaking 8, and Shirley Plaisted. TESS O'BRlEN--Talking with the gang in study hall before the late bell and Miss I-lowell's 5th period typ- ing class. AGNES OWEN --Seventh period gym class and walking to and from school with Phyllis and Nancy. LAWRENCE HOWARD- -Cafeteria. JOHN BROWN--Being football manager. BOB ARCESI--The kids--especially the girls. MARY JO PARENTE--The swell times with the gang and especially Don. SHIRLEY PLAISTED--Talking to Mr. Cichocki 6th period and Phyllis Morton. BILL AYRES--Vic, Twig, and all my buddies. TOM BUSTIN--Mr, Van Namee's chemistry class. CHARLES STAUFF--Ag class. DEAN MONTGOMERY- -Going up to visit Southside and coming in with a sick excuse. NORMA SHAFER--Majorettes, band, and all the kids. MARY LOU SHAW--Being a nervous screaming wreck from waiting until the last minute for Sharon to come after me for school, cheering and the kids. DONNA SHERMAN--All the good times, talking to Nancy Walker 2nd period in the library, and Mr. Bay- lor 's English class. EDISIEISULLIVAN--Andy Codispodi and all the fun I had from Little League on up to Intramural basket- a . VIC PRINZI--Football. SALLY TRAVIS--Swell times in art classes and the hair-raising times in driver's ed. BARBARA WEAVER--Being with Arlene and the rest of the kids. ARLENE WEBSTER--Having Barb in all my classes for the last three years and Miss Taylor in the art room. Pl-IYLLIS WOLFE--The mile walk to school and 7th period library with Nancy Walker. KEN PAUL--Missing at least one day of school each week. HARLEN WOLFE--All the fun I had with Mr. Tuthill. BRUCE TAPPAN- -Clowning around with Mr. Cunning in Sth period mechanical drawing. JEAN TAYLOR--Class and the kids. Pl-IYLLIS WRIGHT--Our gang, cheering, and a few other things. GARY Cl-IILSON--Miss Hanneman's math classes and Mr. Van Namee's earth science class. NANCY WALKER- -All the fun I had, especially with Phyllis and Donna. SUE THORNTON --I missed too much of everything. BOB HOUSER--All the fun I had in Mr. Van Namee's earth science class. TOM ROSS--l'1l miss every 8th iod when we used to go to that unforgettable football practice. PAT FRANTZ--Walking to and ggrm school with Nellie, Rita, and Theresa. 34 SENIOR CLASS WILL DAWN ABBOTT--My ability to talk my way out of dentention, and my bathing suit to Jo Ann Pedulla. CAROL AMRHEIN--All the fun I've had in sth period English class to any junior who wants it, MARY JO ARMSTRONG--I leave all of my pleasant memories as first chair flutist to my successor, Adri- anne C lingan. HARLEN WOLFE- -l leave my two hall lockers and one gym locker to anyone who can open them, LOUIS WANDELL--I leave the discussions in English class to anyone who can understand Mr, Baylor. CHARLIE LYNCH--l leave my parking place on Elm St. to anyone foolish enou h to buy a car. BOB ARCESI--I will the name Arcesibedimildrew and the honor that goes with it to Ace Abrams. LAWRENCE HOWARD--I leave the dismissal rush to someone faster than I am--Delmer. SANDRA AYERS--I willmy ability to get along well with the members of the trombone section to Sammy Myer and my poetry and fun in French to Dick Dunfee. WINDA BLAIR--All the fun I've had in Home Ec. to any junior who likes Home Ec. TOMMY ROSS--I leave my long walk to school to all the kids in the Moore St. gang. ED SULLIVAN--All my jokes to Mr. Van Namee. ' DONK BLAKEMAN --I will my catching ability to Bob Simmons. BO --I will my good times and fun to that All-American halfback, Jack Terwilliger. GARY--I will my good times in Mechanical Drawing to anyone who enjoys it and the English IV assign- ments to anyone who can do them. JOHN TERRY--l will my homeroom seat to someone who likes to be back by the girls. MARTHA BUCK--My ability to talk to Evelyn Kline. PEGGY CARTWRIGHT--I will my second chair in the dear old clarinet section to the up-and-coming Mary Jane Grace. SUSAN CRAMER--My charming personality and reputation with the faculty to Rita Lattari. RITA CUSHING--All the fun and hard work in Triple-Trio to anyone who would like the job. JOYCE DAVIS--My place in Chem Lab to any person who wants the job of wrecking the place. BUD WAITE--I will my seat on the bench to Lenny. MARTHA DECATUR--All the fun I've had in Library Club to Beverly Hotchkiss. ROSEMARY DIMON--I leave my craving for good times to Maddie White. ARLENE DOBBERSTEIN--My too frequent trips to Elmira to anyone who's interested in driving. CAROLYN DOVE--I leave my height to Betsy Conlon. CAROLE EPLEY--I leave my 'Light and Bright to Glee Crawford. CLARENCE VAN HORN- -The keeping up the old school spirit and coaching the track team to anyone who can manage it. ED WEINSTEIN--I will the American Legion Oratorical Contest to anyone with a strong Constitution. CHARLES STAUFF--I will my seat in 206 to anyone who can make it. DON WILSEY--l will Bobby Skinner all the study halls I had with nothing to do in them. CHARLES WOOSTER--I will my hot rodding and buring of tires to Tom McLean. DAN WASSERSTROM--Music activities to some unlucky junior who wants room and board in school. NANCY FERNQUIST--I leave my ability to always find something to talk about to Ellen Ganapol. JEAN FOSTER--I leave my secretarial class and all the fun I had in it to Rita Lattari. PATRICIA FRANTZ--l will my ability to get along so well with Miss Reynolds in gym class to Jean Parr and Martha Jewell. SHIRLEY GIBBS--My chair in band to anyone who wants it. JAMES VAN SKIVER--I will my lab period to anyone who will experiment to try to blow the school up. PATRICIA GREENFIELD--I leave all my fun in chemistry class and chemistry lab to anyone who wants it. JAMES MARSHALL- -I will my seat in 206 to some lucky fellow. DICK COLLINS--I will my gunners position in gym class to someone who doesn't shoot as much. BRIAN GILLAN--I will my seat in earth science to someone Mr. Van Namee won't kick out of class. BEVERLY HALSTEAD--My chair in typing to anyone who will take it. SHEILA HANNA--To anyone who likes 4th period chemistry class, I bestow with my heartiest congratu- lations, my chair. PATRICIA HORTON --I bestow school in general to whomever wants it. JEAN KIRKWOOD--I give our noon sessions in chem lab to any junior with a strong stomach. TED HARTFORD- -Those good times with Horney and Doc, especially in New York. CYRIL I-IEDRICK--I will my 3rd period study hall to the next fine fellow, JOE HOGAN--I leave my position as chauffeur of the Waverly St. boys to anyone crazy enough to buy a car. JOAN LEARY- -My seat in band to Bob Halton. SHARON LINE--I hereby will my homeroom seat to one of the L's in Mr. Fox's homeroom. EILEEN LORGAN--l will my many charms to Rita Lattari. MARILYN MELIJON--The difficult job of first chair baritone to anyone of the three girls who wants it, FRED VAN NEST--I will my position by the light panel backstage to any sophomore or junior who doesn't like to work celebrity concerts. 35 'S BOB PAYNE--I will my Notre Dame stories to Jolly Jack Terwilliger. THOMAS DAILEY--I will my ability to sleep in class to anyone interested. CHARLES RANDALL--I leave my singing and position in chorus to Bob Halton who has a better voice than mine. ROBERT HURLBUT--I leave my position to anybody who wants it for a price. PHYLLIS MORTON--My seat in English class to any junior who likes a front seat. MARY TESS O'BRIEN--My singing in the halls to Mary K. Brown who enjoys it, AGNES OWEN--MY ability to write letters to Charlotte Frisbie. NANCY OWEN--My secretarial work for any junior who is lucky enough to retrieve it, MARY JO PARENTE--Everything but Don!! PEACHES HAYDEN--I will the art room to anyone who will clean the back table and sink. SHIRLEY PLAISTEAD--I leave my incessant chatter to any shy sophomore. WILLIAM BUCHOLT Z- -I will my homeroom seat to anyone small enough to sit in it. JIM GRIFFITH--My job as football manager to anyone who can lime as straight a line as I can, and my nickname, Crazy , I give to Sib Lyon. LOUIS YOUNG--I will my seat in solid class to anyone smart enough to sit in it. BOB MILLER--I will my seat in detention to whomever Mr. Tuthill chooses. BILL SCOTT--I will the remains of my car to the nearest junkyard. NORMA SHAFER--My majorette hat and plume to Dorothy Terwilliger. TOM FIT ZGERALD--I leave all my gum that is stuck under the desk to anyone who wants to pry it off. DON BIACLKER--l'1l leave my car and an Endicott map to T, H, and some sophomores who can do well wit t em. ROYCE HUGO--I leave my headlines to I ack Terwilliger. DONNA SHERMAN--With my best regards, I leave my chair in business law to anyone majoring in busi- ness. RUSS FAHEY--I'll leave my left-end position to some able person and the Hatchet League championship to Dogface and his boys. BILL LINE--I will my position as last man on the bench to Bob Masteller, who will warm it as well as I did. MARY LOU SHAW--My cheerleading seat on the football bus, BOB SCOTT--I will my seat in the Ag. room to Bob Clark. JERRY LINES--Shot Put to Joe Arcesi. DICK BUTTON--I will No. 12 to NaNa Hogan. KEN PAUL--Mr. Tuthill to study hall. DOC SCHAMEL--I will my position on the yearbook staff to any photo friend, SUE THORNTON--I leave all of my old oboe reeds to Sharon Armstrong to use on her bassoon. LYNN SHOCK--Mr. Tuthill to study hall. BILL AYRES--Mr. seat in detention to lack Terwilliger. TOM BUSTIN--My seat in 206 to any lucky junior who passes. SALLY TRAVIS--My quietness to any junior who should have it, BURT KINNEY--My NO. ll basketball. DAN CHAPMAN--I will my corney jokes and snappy stories to Roger. NANCY WALKER- -I leave all the memories to Grace Havens. DAN BARTON--I will all my wrong answers to Mr. West. VIC PRINZI--Mr. Position as AB to NaNa Hogan, BARBARA WEAVER- -I leave my ability not to understand Mr, Cichocki to anyone who wants it. AL GEPPERT--Chemistry class to Mr, Van Namee. DEAN MONTGOMERY--The absence list. ARLENE WEBSTER--My seat on the bus to Dick Day and my seat in English IV to anyone who wants to hear Mr, Baylor's stories. PHIL VAN DER KARR--I will my love of activities to anyone who have the ener to take it all on, STUART SCHWARTZ--I will my love for chem. lab. to any unfortuante junior Sho needs it. PHYLLIS WOLFE--My seat in the Art Room to Mary K. Brown. PHYLLIS WRIGHT--My wool skirts to Marlene Keene who is always admiring them. JOHN SIMONDS--I will my 4th period study hall to Jack Terwilliger so he can stay in 206 all morning long and do nothing. 36 L l -'O 3 is X 0 ' 'gba 11 'ii 5 ?f'? ' 9 4 f i , sg! ' 435 1 X - ' v m 3 'V Ax .WB M 8 degmgglliz .A wi - N P ,4 N - ' Q : I ,ff X WE' 5' ' K fy X6 f ' . ' ,. U 7 1 W wk QSEX ,r I i X' 0 I 'I 4 AV N . M x 2 p U00 42- ,JJ ? x TESTS S S 1 M t i ' up 3 -I, D , if!! GJ K x Z F? Q' NQE, bi ' 1 v V X N . . Q 9 D B , y i rd 4 1 Q X Y ' . 7 7' ' ' . . , f 2 I x .xy J A A W 5 5 is ':. 5 X ' , 4 9 'ae Q -41' fi X ,F si is fa, ,si x J 6 NX' 4495 uf' 'K V-PQFQJQQ4 1 .IQQ Y -il f :Q f- ,Qu U 9 Q Q., ga: if JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS David Kreh, President: Roxanna Angelo, Secretary: Donald Tennant, Vice Presi- dent: Mr.Fox,Adviser: Terrence Nailen, Treasurer. .ILI IOR CLASS Homeroom 201 FIRST ROW: Frye,Carly1e, Frisbie, Compton, Foreman, Brown, E. Brown, Belle, SECOND ROW: Fitz- gerald, Eisenhart, English, Dunfee, Betcke, Norton, Andrus, Buck, Angelo. THIRD ROW: Mr. Baylor, Day, Fernquist, Clark, Cornish, Brogan, Draper, Clark, Compton, Homeroom 202 FIRST ROW: Moore, Hobson, Jewell, Howard, Kimber, Keene, Lincoln, Kline, Garfield. SECOND ROW: Hutchinson, Lattari, Larrabee, Gunderman, Lyon, Nusbaum, O'Connel1, Jackson, Frisbie. THIRD ROW: Mr. Fox, Hotchkiss, Guirey, Handrick, Hagerman, Kreh, Halton, Leary, Gibbs, Hammond, Jenney. - Homeroom 215 FIRST ROW: Miss Corby, Thomas, Parr, Smith, Pedulla, Richards, Simonds. SECOND ROW: Moore, Mosier, Monoil, Myer, O'Brien, Nailen, Miller, McLean. Homeroom 208 FIRST ROW: Wood, Williams, Walsh, Thompson, Van Dusen, Van Skiver, White, Waxman. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Shafer, Walker, O'Too1e, Skinner, Price, Williams, Reed, Winnick. THIRD ROW: Terwillger. Tennant, Russell, Wilkinson, Spaulding, Root, Townsand, Sundloff. 3 . RXPXX W Q SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Thomas Hand, President: Carol Hand, Secretary: Sharon Armstrong, Vice Pres- identg Miss Hanneman, Adviser: Con- stance Gibbs, Treasurer. l SOPHOMORE CLASS Homeroom 224 FIRST ROW: Alamo, Butters, Boehm, Catlin, Amey, Crawford, Bustin, Decker, Connors, Bartholomew Alteri. SECOND ROW: Mr.Cichocki,Armstrong,Culver,Clingan,Burlingame, Barton, Catlin, Davidson, Briggs, Cronk Brown. THIRD ROW: Ennis, Dunfee, Day, Estes,Bevilacqua, Campbell, Chamberlain, Clupper, Boyle, Arcesi, Bucholtz Homeroom 225 FIRST ROW: Caverly, Havens, Hotchkiss, Hagerman, Eddy, DeLill, Howe, Ganapol, Heidig, Hand Foster. SECOND ROW: Miss Hanneman, Fiske, Geisinger, Gibbs, Decker, B. Grace, Deubler, M. J. Grace, Hogan Hand,Hamel,Griffin.THlRD ROW: Greenfield, Hildebrant,Freeman, Boice, Harford, Frye, Harford, Richards, DeWater Farr, Halstead, Grinnell. Cafeteria l FIRST ROW: Liguori, Kissell, Ingersoll, Barton, Jilson, Malanoski, Kinney, Kryger. SECOND ROW: Mr Greene, Kabes, McNeal, Draft, Loper, Hoppe, Knapp, Jenney, Lesneski, Lattari. Cafeteria 2 FIRST ROW: Chandler, Soper, Van Norman,Hunter, Simmons,Sisson, Scott, Rogers, Young. SECOND ROW Miss Howell, Sorenson, Shaw, Riddell, Wilson, Westfall, Stolicker, Robbins, Terwilliger, Salsberry. THIRD ROW: Tracy Simmons, Smith, Peterson, Van Norman, Simonds, Sullivan, Robbins. D , , - '11 , Mclver. SECON M row Mathers Yale, Maslirl. Nallm' Martin' M1 er Reap, 01' n ' T ROW: Parente. ow Moro. Homeroom 112 FIRS Owroole, Masmeller, Morr , Row: Parks. Myers' I lbtbdl ' Dlflllflfl Cwmzzzzzz. 111lI11111111111111 ' w1111ZL111111111 u I11 Qgnnlfiigafn ll 'Y 1...-. .1n---.1u1-11.11.11 11111 111111111111n1111111L1111 11 111111111111 111111111 11 'GX , N - IDIIIIIII 1111111111111 Q 11111111 l111l11lllllIlll u ::.2::: 111 ::.z'1L'g': ' 1 QI f- , 1 111111 1111n111.1'2.7 ,u .J mm , - M' , '- , -., X - . . , Q H' , ..-. 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SECOND ROW: Mr, Baylor, D, Hogan, R. Simmons, W. Waite, E. Betcke,J. Schamel,C. O'Toole, D, Parks, E, Bodine, T. O'Brien, T. McLean, W. Morrow, and Coach Toomey. THIRD ROW: E. O'Brien, G. Boyle, J. Hunsinger, J. Clupper, R. Hugo, C. Hedrick, W. Riddell, T. Hand, G. Chilson, FOOTBALL Again this year, the Waverly Wolverines rolled on to a successful season. The 1953 football team compileda record of six wins and one loss, and for the second straight year captured the Southern Counties League championship. The Wo1ves defeated Painted Post,Owego, Towanda, Horseheads, Elmira Heights, and Athens while dropping their one game to Sayre. 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Pg: .2 ,,, .,. 4 Q. 4 FIRST ROW: Hugo, Prinzi, SECOND ROW: Blakeman, manager, McLean, Waite, Kinney, Van Horn, Myer,Line,Van Der Karr, Terwilliger, Hartford, Geppert, Bodine, manager, VARSITY BASKETBALL Congratulations to the Waverly High School Varsity team that did such a tre- mendous job during the 1953-54 basketball season. The team was confronted with two obstacles even before playing their first game . The first was the loss of such outstanding players as Fred Lincoln, Stub Terwilliger, Bill Creedon, and Bill Rolls. The second, was an unavoidable delay which cost many boys an invalu- able week's practice. Just ten practices after the last football game, the boys, under the coaching of Ray Miller, played a game which will be remembered in this valley for years to come. Trailing Johnson City, a team classed out of our lea- gue, 20-l7 at the half, Waverly bounded back to put on an even greater display of basketball skill. The score being tied 36-36 at the end of the fourth quarter, a five- minute overtime period was played. Waverly finally netted a crucial 3 points to their Zand emerged victors with a score of 39-38. This game set the example of the type ofteam work which Waverly displayed through- out the entire 1953-54 basketball season. This kind of spirit was what won the fifth consecutive Valley Cham- pionship and clinched the class A Section Champion- ship in the 1952-53 season. , Victor Prinzi, Royce Hugo 49 l FIRST ROW: Kreh, Jackson, Leary, Hammond, Masteller, Sullivan, Hagerman. SECOND ROW: Griffin, O'Toole, C. O'Toole, Burlingame, Grinnell, Gibbs. .ILINIQR VARSITY BASKETBALL The Junior Varsity Basketball team followed the same schedule the Varsity played throughout the 1953-54 season and experienced many thrills due to trick shots and close scores. The local crowds were gratifying with their excellent support which led the way to high team morale and boosted the spirit of Waverly High School as a whole. l 1 HOME GAMES f A, 3 yfvyi December 5 Johnson City yjfflffsfq 1, y X I XA December 8 Towanda ' ,' f ' fm y December ll Elmira Heights 4 January 8 Horseheads I J. January 23 Union-Endicott fr ,L 4 V ,J I ,Pegg M ry 2 Athens Q, Ki 'uf ,flll QQ. iijfvebrh ry 12 Owego JV' . .A-.5i,Eebruary 23 Sayre ffm M -,fn February 26 Watkins Gien :N ' W 5 .si fha, W7 -j4,AWAY GAMES 1 1 ,MA December 17 Owego W,.7,,,jl'4f4' anuary 5 Athens A , ,Wy January 15 Watkins Glen , ,J r January 19 Sayre Q ' faf9r'V',fIanuary 22 Towanda f ,VAAJ fffitf' ' February 5 Elmira Heights E ,f ,, , February 9 Johnson City ' YQ , February 19 Horseheads 4 ffyc February 27 Union-Endicott . if . 74 Robert Masteller 50 ,- . 1 5 u nv ' -. Q Q 5. '. - . . . H2 n .- 4 I - : f ,u I -. . g un , , r- ,I . 1- - '. '-Wfyo' er' -'f5lfv'Tp-Tuiqrfhptg-Sgaag D . 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The Lettermen's Club is comprised of those persons who have earned their W in one or more of the major sports of the school. The membership reached a total of 36 when new members were initiated during an assembly in early November. Officers of the club this year are: Victor Prinzi, President: Royce Hugo, Vice President: Jack Terwilliger, Sec- retary: Tom Ross, Treasurer, and Coach Miller, Adviser. The main function of the club this year was to raise money for the purchasing of sweaters for the senior members. The Lettermen's Club also attempted to improve the student cheering section at basketball and football games by centering it in one particular part of the stands, The cheerleaders, advised by Miss Reynolds, are a group of seven girls selected by the faculty and a limited num- ber of students. The student body, under the leadership of these girls, maintains the spirit and morale of WHS and cheers the athletic teams on to victory. The cheerleaders, however, do not confine their activities to the athletic field alone. During the year they spon- sored refreshment sales in the corridors. The proceeds of these sales were used in the purchase of cheering jackets and flowers which were given the visiting cheerleaders. This year the Board of Education gave the cheerleaders new uniforms of red corduroy dresses trimmed in white. Bartholomew , Wright, Moore, Line, Pedulla, Lattari, Shaw, saw, 'i 2 L ..:,.5?f A . - x Q ::::::::::::: vf 2 --4. xIllvvQ . ,.l4T ': -9 isnt? J V k W L F K , ,, - ' K M - . .... NG' - U ,sv Y if wi -av - 3 ff. ,K .N .. 5 I 1 , - z S- . -. 35 gig, vi is ig .Mg W W 5 gf Q fQs ,- K 1 YY 3 , :z Q. 'K wx if fi fa H25 mi Y by 3 if T - ' A ' KM? Yg ' I --.- ,, ,, A Q M P A -,1 i ii A K ' ,,1. 5 ' . : fi if ' xg: 5 A 'X' W A L , 3 Q ,,, f S Q? I , , 1 :Q . 111 QA'QfQ ',.,', ma sfgfw , QSAVERLY 'QZZ 5 ,1':':f 1 CIHAPTE? W am 313 Vkww, 7 i 35 55,5 i K Sw E S 3 HS ,. Q5 5 wi? y, W wk 3 -- xg L K R 5 Ni W 4 Q, Q25 was K. wif E X an wi A QW' 1 Q WEB 2 ' , . K . 4? fx M':g'53v lifX 1i'R.ikif ' ' z ' V ,,.. Xx.. W N - J K M A wt: ,Hg ' ' '25 E 2 35 23 M.. W 1 gg, A ,W - 'Q : L - - if P . r ..., A .fum - W' 'x 'iw m f ! X . ' 1 ,,,,,fg ' ORCHESTRA Every Tuesday and Friday morning from 8:00 until 9:25, you can hear the or- chestra preparing for its appearances. The orchestra is a part of many programs throughout the yearg such as assemblies and class plays. The orchestra was a vital part of the first annual music festival on December 18. They also per- formed at the Commencement ex- ercises in June. This active or- ganization is under the direction of Miss Carolyn Hayes. left to Rightg Nina Eddy, Henry McGruder, Gavin Jenney, KNEELING Shafer Terwrllxger Saunders Lyon FIRST ROW: Van Skiver, McEwen, Haw- kins, Bucholtz Rimbey Cartwright Bucholtz, Dunfee,Randall,Hogan, Weinstein, Van Nest, Griffin, Grinnell, Conlon, Gibbs. Liguori, Parr, Tubbs, White, Kinney. SECOND ROW: Catlin, Ayers, Cascio, Thomas, Hobson, Meyer, Shafer, Ran- som, Cronk, Nunan, Bartlett, Moro, Rogers, Burlingame, Failey, Armstrong, Clingan, Johnson, Armstrong, Grace, Costic. THIRD ROW: Knapp,Foreman, White, Scott, Eddy, Halton, Simonds, Cramer, Mr, Rae, Tennant, Wasserstrom, Leary, Morrow, O'Connel1, Van Skiver, McGruder, Montgomery, Mellon, Van Der Karr. Terwrlliger, Shafer, Wasserstrom, Saun- ders, Lyon. The Waverly High School band under its new director, Mr. Arthur Rae, re- presented Waverly in the finest tradition this year. The band began the football season with a recap of the Chicago trip for its first performance. It played for all the football games, both at home and away. This year the band also played for two college games, one at Cornell's Band Day and the other at the Ithaca-Alfred game which was played in our own stadium. After the football season, the band changed to a concert band and played at basketball games. It put on its annual winter and spring concerts and partici- pated in various festivals, including the county and state meetings in the late spring. 59 FIRST ROW: Armstrong, Gibbs, Kirkwood, Compton, Dimon, Fernquist, Schwartz, Clingan, Ganapol, Dove, Lesneski. SECOND ROW: Robbins, Deubler, Brown, Mrs. Shafer, Grace, Brown, Lyon, Nailen, Brown, Bucholtz, Griffith, Fahey, Parente, Morrow, Button, Eddy, Payne, Simonds, White, Richards, Ayers, Greenfield, Mclver, Parr, COLUMN CLUB The Column Club, which meets each Tuesday, 8th period, compiles and edits the school news for the Evening Times, Under the guidance of Mrs, Shafer each week the task of selecting and writing the news is up to the club , members, for it is through this column that the public is kept in touch with many activities which do not find their way into the headlines, At the meetings, articles of interest are discussed, decided on for publication, and then as- signed. This is the tenth year that the club has been functioning and this year it has one of its largest staffs -- thirty-five members, Officers were elected early in the year as follows: President, Nancy Fernquistg Vice-President, Stuart Schwartz, Secretary, Gerrianne Compton, Treasurer, Rosemary Dimon, At the beginning of the year the Column Club initiation of new members took place. The initiates were blind- L folded and sent though many obstacle courses. During the early spring, the students of the three valley towns took over the publishing of the Evening Times L with the aid of the regular reporters. This has been an annual project, which our club has undertakenfor several years, It has proved to be a profitable and an enlightening experience for all participants. , LATIN CLUB i This year's Latin Club was one of the most active in the C1ub's 20-year history. The Club was also the one of the largest in its lifetime, Fifteen new members were initiated in October, making a total of 27 active members. The initiation took place at the Waverly Glen. The annual Ides of March banquet was held and the club closed the year with a picnic. Officers are: President, 1 Sue Cramerg Vice President, Jeffrey Knapp, Secretary, Joan Leary, and Treasurer, Terrance Nailen, The advisor is Miss Corby. FIRST ROW: Morrow, l-land, Marshall, Payne, Nailen, Cramer, Leary, Knapp, Clingan, Ganapol, Lesneski, SECOND ROW: Ienney, Miss Corby, Catlin, Bustin, Betcke, Price, Van Der Karr, Clark, Simonds, O'Brien, Schwartz, Foreman, Cartwright, Hobson, Thomas, Crawford, Line, Culver, Jenney, Angelo, De Lill, .iumu , , 2 , 'Q S? 4 1 Q 2 2 i 5 ,. .2 5 x M2 .. NWN-. A w gf ,FN ' X . W ' ' - ffl '- :Xxx . g 5 MX' V XV 'x ' xz, 55 k ke S X 2 X X X 4. - A - Q Q N Q s H b x 1,'Y N k . E, 58 x K 1 . X Qs - z i 3 SI I. 5 Vi Q A 5 1 gem , .. ' mfg Q + ' ' V . 5 si S ,,. 1.1 .Q k ' ii i 3 E s -, 5, ,M Q , 5 ,J 6, l Q 2 ew ,. 12 '43 W Q .pi X I ,K X X S xg? JM .. if :xnxx Q 2 1, ,L wk. M Q 2, X Q QT 3 . , iz N sis, + E YV?-X Us T M K ggi? Q TRS' gl 53 9-K X, S fwr. .- ' kv 1 A x 3 X W Q 2.!5X3f A .JJ ,Il an , Q 14,. w. I ,,: A , . 5? 5: 2 1 1 S i R 1 f fi 1 5 5 'Q ikkf.. YS mr, . is .if is L li' S v FIRST ROW: B. Halstead, Williams, Young, Decker, Decatur, Havens, Davidson. SECOND ROW: Smith, Walsh, Thompson, Nusbaum, Compton, Kryger, Hagerman, Robbins, Walker, Nailen. The Homemaking Club is one of the oldest clubs in W. H. S. The club has al- ways exercised its school spirit by its many and varied activities. The purpose of the club is to raise money for club activities and for charitable purposes in addition to its education and social aspects. One segment of the club's program this year was selling Tupperware, plastic products. A Tupperware party was held, and a large crowd of club members and their mothers attended. The charitable project for Christmas was the filling of food baskets for dis- tribution to the needy. Club officers and the adviser for this year are: President, Beverly I-lalsteadg Vice-president, Martha Decaturg Secretary, Sandra Nunbaum: Reporter, Georgia Larrabee. FIRST ROW: Larrabee, Shafer, Dove. SECOND ROW: Webster, Weaver, Richards, Abbott, Howard, Buck, Kline, Plais- ted. THIRD ROW: Walker, Blair, Morton, Cushing, Amhrein, Frisbie. .fm ma 'gl Z, K - ff L 2 m .11 E i 3 gl3?iii?? 5???Ri QQ QW mi zywivf? H If 5 q . Fi x :I j ig b iff' 1 'Sas 3-ff X31-gg IQ? H, K. .r ,ff?55g5 '- W' ,A a ag f , Q 3 V Z XE Q ii Sxiwygvi R fil. . . . . .. iggf , ,, -- . ibm !xsQff?W gigifs' yimffi ll L 1: A mn '15 iif t ,M - E w .M ix 2 1- is 2 .Mundi M Q x.V, - M. .L-- , QA. ,m,, FIRST ROW: Dr. Halchin, Adviser, Dove, Fernquist, Dimon, Ayers, O' Connell, and Van Dusen. SECOND ROW: Lyon, Gun- derman, and Pedul- la. Guidance Club, under the direction of Dr. Halchin, Guidance Counselor, meets twice a month to learn some of the duties of a secretary. The members also are required to help in the Guidance Office soing such work as filing, clerical work, and typing. Girls who take Shorthand 2 or Secretarial Practice are eligible for member- ship. Officers for this year are: President, Nancy Fernquistg Vice-President, Carolyn Doveg Secretary, Rosemary Dimon, Treasurer, Sandra Ayers. The project for this year is to visit some business schools to learn more a- bout secretarial work. The purpose of the Dramatics Club is to give students an opportunity in play production, not only to act but to participate in all facets of production. Produc- tion includes all operations from the writing to the staging of a play. The club has presented many enjoyable stage plays and radio plays. On De- cember 18 at the Christmas Assembly, Daniel Wasserstrom and Edward Wein- stein presented their own skit, Parody of a Christmas Carol. Officers: President: Marilyn Mellon Vice-President: Edward Weinstein Secretary-Treasurer: Sally Travis Adviser: Mr. Robert Baylor FIRST ROW: Payne, Weinstein, Bucholtz, Van Der Karr, Schwartz, Arcesi. SECOND ROW: De- catur, O'Brien, Fern- quist, Armstrong, Ayers, Dimon, Dove, Davis. THIRD ROW: Kirkwood, Mr. Bay- lor, Advisor, Abbott, Gibbs, Cartwright, Shafer, Halstead, Travis, Hanna, Dob- berstein, Mellon. FOURTH ROW: Mar- shall, Wasserstrom, Van Nest. VALLEY LLIMBER YARDS Free Estimates Free Delivery Courteous Service Clyde Bennett, Mgr. Congratulations Graduates Now you can relax and refresh at our soda fountain PAYNE'S CUT RATE On the corner Waverly, N. Y. If you can't stop in Smile as you go byv Telephone 5 I 9 1 RNWC we xl ALLEY VHA Edwin G. Scheuer, Ph.G 338 Broad Street Waverly, New York INGERSQLL RAND THENS, PA. CONGRA TULA TIONS FIRST NATIONAL BANK SAYRE, PA. M b F d ral Deposit Insurance Corp. CLARK'S PHARMACY INTERESTED IN PUBLIC EDLICATIGN 330 Broad Street Waverly, N. Y Phone I034 ATHENS DAIRY CO. Quality Dairy Products Delivery anywhere in the Valley BLUE SWAN MILLS C g l h Members of The Class of I954 THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK W ly New York Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. dl dh WAVERLY SUGAR BOWL WHITMAN 8 MARY LINCOLN CANDY Compliments of Nick Pallas 28 Years in the Sugar Bowl BEST WISHES FROM THE BAKERS OF STROEHMANN'S SUNBEAM BREAD COMPLIMENTS OF CLOVERDALE FARMS CO WAVERLY, N. Y. FOOTE'S ATLANTIC SERVICE Complete Automobile Servicing QUALITY FEEDS 436 Chemung St. WAVERLY, N. Y. Ph . 695 I TIOGA MILLS INC. suNBuRY, PA Compliments WAVERLY, SAYRE, and ATHENS TRANSPORTATION CO. 238 Spring Sf. Sayre, Pu, PI1. Tu 3-7291 lt's Fggb For and Building Supplies Chemung, N. Y. Compliments of Best Wishes To The Class of'54 SlLKMAN'S cRocERY f'0 ' Groceries - Meat - Produce , , 0 BRIEN S RESTAURANT AND w,,,,,,,, N, Y, o'B's coFEE SHOP Dorft Be Sorry - Carry An Extra Key KEYS MADE - LOCKS REPAIRED CA1'LIN'S House - Padlock - Car Trunk - Suitcase - Locker PAINT and AUTOMATIC BILL HUNTZINGER KEY sHoP LAUNDRY 5ER 'CE 9 Ithaca St. Ph. 600W Waverly, N. Y. BROAD ST. AT PENNA AVE 24 Hour Service phone 453 Keys Made At Your Home - No Extra Charge Compliments Compliments of of PORTER'S COAL C. W. McCRAY AGENCY LEHIGH VALLEY COAL WAVERLY, N- Y. General Insurance Compliments o f J. F. HANLON, INC. C P'f e tS Lumber - Flooring - Roof Paint of Athens, Pa. Mill on Rte. 220 2 miles south of Athens B 8, B SQDA BAR Phone TU3-6105 Where good feeling goes with square dealing HoRToN's I ELECTRIC CENTER Best Wwhes Fm Local I067 Phone 805 334 Bm SL WWW LEHIGH VALLEY MACHINISTS Compliments Best of Luck to I of Class of'54 NORTI'I'S JEWELRY CI0TTl'5 Athens and Waverly SHOE SERVICE Waverly, N. Y. PERFECTION LAUNDRY Hnisiinciive Gifts 245 Desmond St. Discrimiiitigg Giver Sayre' Pa' Ph. 392M 377 Breed St. Member of American Institute of Laundering Waverly, N. Y. For Bene' Health SCHMIEG'S GROCERY Drink Chemu ng Spring Water Chemung Spring Co., Inc. Chemung, N. Y. Ph. 9O0MI Groceries, Meats Vegetables, Candy Ice Cream - Soda Phone 674 607 Cayuta Ave. Be the smartest looking in the graduating class JIM PALUZZI'S DUNN E'S P ASTRY SHOP KENNETH ROBINSON MOBILGAS SERVICE STATION Phone Sayre Tu3-I752 Chem.-mg St. On Elmer Ave Sayre Athens Tu8-738I WUVOVIY N' Y WATSON ROBBINS CLARABEL Complflmzs NEW THE BEST IN GAS AND OIL Chemung St. AMOCO 8- GULF ROUTE I7, EAST WAVERLY AUTO ELECTRIC 403 Cayuta Ave. Waverly N. Y. Phone 283W WUVUIYI N- Y' Compliments Complimems C0mPlimeM-9 of of of BERT'S PHARMACY , A. L. BERRETTINI su.vER FRONT GROCERY CO'-E 5 GROCERY Ph-f-mis' Waverly N. Y Sayre Pu Howe .ma WEST Compliments C0 'Plf '-WS of of Cor. Broad 81 Penn. Ave. BENEDICTS EASTERN Waverly, N. Y. Phone 'l028J TY DOL STATION FREIGHTWAYS INC. Compliments Compliments Compliments Of of Of GREGORY'S GREENHOUSE ROLFE'S WOODWARITS DEPT. STORE 530 S' Keysmne Sh ATLANTIC SERVICE Sayre, Pa. Sayre Pa. ,+.. , Good Luck Try Call gr I TEXACO THE REMNANT SHOP THE GRILL WAVERLY d I' AUT0 COURT .f Q'....f,.f.f.'.l'lf QCII., rayons, silks, Waverly WAVERLY ST' reggfnciznoszrges BIRD SUMNER General In su rance 315 South Main St. Athens, Pa. EVAN S. JOHNSON Where Good Clothes Come from Waverly N. Y. WAGNER'S HOTEL Modern rooms with baths ALWAYS A FRIENDLY WELCOME Phone 605 Waverly, N. Y. KNAPPIS Compliments HARDWARE YANUZZI MEN'S WEAR of 326 Broad SI' WAVERLY, N. Y. Bob's Cycle Shop Waverly N. Y. JACK RHODES A. E. COUIPILWXCIUS Of VENDING MACHINES H. E. WALKER 8. SONS WAVERLY GENERAL ELECTRIC Compliments Compliments Of of KOHL ER PONTIAC WOOD'S FARM SUPPLY Athens Sayre, Pa. H. M. HAIR Sn SONS Athens, Pa. Hudson Sterling Coal Compliments Uf Automatic Heating TERMINAL ATHENS FUEL CO. BARBER SHOP Stanley B. Pritchard Waverly, N. Y. Broad St I MARION E. CONANT I CROFT LUMBER CO. Everything for the home complete ACCOUNTING SERVICE Plumbing supplies and hardware Free estimates 211 Broad Sf. Ph. TU2769I or TU20834 Sayre, Pa Waverly, N. Y. Cabinet Work a Specialty GARRISON - KOLB RICHARD COLEMAN Oldsmobile, lnc. 8. SON S. KeySfOI I8 Ave. ANTIQUES Sayre' Pa' Furniture Repaired and Oldsmobile - GMC Trucks Sales 81 Service Refinished Waverly, N. Y. JOE'S SPORTING GOODS Team Outfitters Best in Toys and Sports Sayre SHAFFER'S SUNOCO SERVICE N. Keystone Ave. Sayre, Pa. The place of friendly service Compliments Of KEYSTONE INN Good Luck to the Wolverines and the Class of '54 from the WAVERLY SUN OTTO RIEG TOOL 8- DIE CORP. Compliments of Vivian Taylor TAYLOR'S GREENHOUSE 121 N. Elmira Sl. Athens, Pa. Dining Out Stop at COCCO'S For good Steak s, Chops, and Spaghetti Compliments Of WALT'S BARBER 244 Broad St. Best Wishes Class o f '54 from THOMAS 4l9 Clark St. wGV8flY N. Y. wqyeyly waverly Play at JIMMY TEX WALKER S JACKSONS Best Food in Town BILLIARD ACADEMY GEM DRUG Brood St. w Brewed St. Waverly over y, N. Y. Compliments WALLlN'S SPORT SHOP 224 So. Main St. Athens, Pa. VAL L EY COAL COMP ANY l06 Packer Ave. Sayre, Pa. Oil Burners Stokers Of i COVEY'S SODA BAR N. Main St. Athens, Pa. WATTS 8. SAGER Plumbing 81 Heating Water-Pumps 0il-Burners- Repairing TU2-4932 - 419W Waverly N. Y. Compliments WEST SAYRE RESTAURANT QUALITY MEATS SAYRE MOTOR COMPANY AT THE SALES s. SERVICE NASH CENTRAL MARKET Sayre PENN-YORK VALLEY MOTOR Co COMPIJFIWENTS Phone Tu 87345 28 KEYSTONE AVE. Dodge 81 Plymouth Cars Dodge Truck Job-Rated Sales and Service So. Waverly, Pa. TH E POPCORN SHOP 229 Broad Sf. WARNER PHOTO SERVICE KODAKS - FILMS PHOTO FINISHING 416 Clark Street SAYRE FLORAL CO. Store: I06 W. Packer Ave. Wholesale: 519 W. Lockhart St. Waverly N. Y. Sdyre GLASER'S REXALL DRUG STORE and ALBERT HILL GIFT sHoP WE GIVE s and H GREEN STAMPS Ffigidoife Z 'th Sayre Pa. em Best Wishes O'FARRELL to all Students of GAS STAUUN WA VERLY HIGH C S ' R. W. CARTWRIGHT w 'lY N' Y' Athens Compliments VALL EY of FLooR COVERING 205 Broad Sf. 20 Acre Auto Paris VX, Wa l , N. Y. Athens fffql, , LL, H 4 pq, xllvezw f , ' Sr'1Ht36l'q- Eg,,1,g,4, HAGGERTY'S APPLIANCE CENTERS C0 'Pli 'e'U-9 Located af: ll7 W. Lockhart St. Of Sayre, Pa. TU2840l ROCKMWS sos Broad sr. DRESS SHOP wUVe lYf N- Y- Ph. lO86 Frigidaire Appliances - Television Compliments WALKER of Moron SALES BARBER FUNERAL HDME ff,4f,e,,,,,,S,,l1, we serve William Barber Waverly N Congratulations to the H. MAC DONALD SENIOR CLASS 81 SON ARMSTRONG 84 CLARKE CLEANERS Monuments Athens' pu. Starr The fhrifl habit early A E. LEWIS Siarf a savings account at Garage 316 Broad St. SAVINGS 8. LOAN S Waverly, N. Y. Gym Compliments of Compliments of THE EVENING TIMES Waverly's Daily Newspaper CADY REAL ESTATE Serving Waverly, N. Y., Sayre and Athens, Pa. and surrounding areas n Compliments of Compliments G. L. F. of Feed and Farm Supplies HOTEL LEE Robert S. Clark, Owner Congratulations Compliments Class of 1954 Of HUCKLE'S GARAGE LUCKNER FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service Park Avenue Waverly MIDWAY INN For Better Cleaning Congratulations Phone Waverly 540 from the Steaks - Chops 5P 9 MoREToN CLEANERS scHNlTzEN FAMILY PhOng2off,jL'qg255' 20 Elizabeth sf. Banon N. Y. Waverly N. Y. LEO l'l. CREIGHTON Compliments KNAPP'S National Brands Store of Your Nearest F ':::.3a'3':'::..:.2.',: 's JORDAN News me Dew- Barton, N. Y. Sayre, Pa. WGVBFIY N. Y. 1 FRANK S. LOVELL Compliments gf GENERAL INSURANCE THE GAS LIGHT OF WAVERLY CHiI:UNG5 N- Y- one 4I8 Compliments of WAVERLY CREAMERY INC. RIDLERIS Lunch Room and Garage DAIRY STURE CI 0ml-'09, N- Y WAVERLY N. Y Phone 3424 Compliments of Compliments KATYDID of SERVICE STATION FRALEY GARAGE ROUTE ,, Chemung N. Y Compliments ,mm GIBBS INSURANCE BONNEY'S GROCERY All kinds 3'5 C 9 S 431 Fulton sf wavefly, N. Y Sayre, Pa. Compliments Compliments of of ATHENS GLF SERVICE CHACQNA RESTAURANT 100 N. Nnin Sf. Athens Pa' Sayre Pa I I Quality Meats and , Groceries LATONE'S GROCERY Cayuta Ave. Open evenings S 81 H Green Stamps BOB DOWNS FRIENDLY SERVICE Gas - Oil - Lubrication Foot of Waverly Hill Phone 635 ACKLEY BUICK C0 'pl? e ts U Authorized Buick Dealer for Waverly, Sayre and Athens DEWITT ELECTRIC 508 So. Elmira St. Ph. TU23I6I Athens, Pa. 'l 320 S. Main St Athens, Pa. Compliments Compliments of NICHOLAS D. ALTERI WAVERLY Funeral Director STORAGE CO. Dial TA2-I632 314 Desmond St. Sayre Compliments WINNICK'S RED 8- WHITE Of Groceries - Meats - Produce ES-l-HER STORELLI DRESS SHOP Chemung, N. Y. Phone 3316 gow., SAGER'S C ll Z LUNCHEONETTE amp 'men S of Lunches and Sodas I Pa c ker Ave. Sayre the QUALITY SERVICE STORES THE Qualify Footwear Fashions For The for MIGHTY . . the Entire Family Enhre Family SHARPING INC. Stu Bufs puhu Payne, BR01-AWS SHOE STORES Johaan Rossback Sayre WILLIAM F. DIMMICK C,,,,,p,i,,,,,,,,s T Don MERRILL sonv sHoP at SON Of NEW YORK DRESS SHOP Collision Insurance - Used Cars Auio Painfing 439 Chemung St. Waverly, N. Y. Hurl ey- Davidson Motorcycles Schwinn Bicycles 376 Broad Si. Waverly, N. Y. I C l' t WHEAT 5 DAN'S LUNCH ompjfen S H i 9 8' P i 9 I 242 amd sr. Ph. 630 PlKE'S MEAT MARKET 235 Broad Si. Ph. 880 Waverly, N. Y. Broad SL wcvedyl N. Compliments Compliments of of Compliments of JACK 8m JILL CHILDRENS SHOP BOB FARR MOTOR CO. ART REAGAN Quality Clothes For Children Lincoln-Mercury Dealers -IEWEI-ER Compliments Of BOLICH BROS. HARDWARE Sayre, Pa. EVANS 8. CHAFFEE Your Quality Shop Sayre, Pa. Ln Ladies' and Children's Wear at Popular Prices WEISS STORE Sayre Pa Phone 576 We Buy Sell DOUGLAS 8x BUSH 5 Spaulding St. Waverly, N. Y. Real Estate VALLEY REALTY AGENCY Everything in heating 8. Roy c. shuaauck, Mgr. P i 9 TRACY'S GREENHOUSE Your Flower Headquarters Elma' R s ll . Printing TRUCK SALES C0 'P f 'S ,mm New 8- Used of THE QUALITY PRESS Rte. l7 WAVERLY 3 miles East af Waverly 441 Penna. Avenue RETINNING WORKS Your International Dealer Waverly, N. Y. Phone 370 For Flowers Call JOHN H. MURRAY 8: SON .lAYNE'S We specialize in Corsages ,Blue coal, Fuel Oil Kerosene 'll GUl'fl8ld Sf. Phone Waverly Near Grand Union phone Tl-12.2111 l DOUGLES FUEL 5 Spaulding Waverly, N. Y. CO. Sh! Fuel Oil Coal Keros Burner Sales 81 Service Best Wishes to the Class of '54 R. C. KOLB S. SCHWARTZ Best Wishes Ladies' and Cl1ildren's To Class 0f1954 Wearing Apparel MANOILS Waverly N. Y. Compliments Compliments of of HlLL'S CAFE THE HUB HARP ER'S WAVERLY NEWS 325 Broad St. General Electric Automatic Heating LEON WALKER 8- SONS, INC. Plumbing 8. Heating 508 Cayuta Ave. Ph. 531 Waverly, N. Y. Compliments D. M. HANDRICK of AND wHlPPLE's SONS LUMBER YARD . 'M Cvff-Pllmfms X Use Proper Light To Study By, of W Q. And Learn Quite Well Each Lesson, 1,1 Then When You're cqu.a upon In School, HORTON'S CIGAR STORE Athens, Pa. Fresh Roasted Peanuts psf j f Ooh moww QMOG NN QFOQL O A I 'I 'ff' E-' l-7:-1 1.I U 9 x You Won't Have To Be Guessin'. Your Friend, Reddy Kilowatt NORTHERN PENNSYLVANIA POWER COMPANY Compliments Of VIKING RESIN PRonucTs TEED ,NSURANCE Q, Sayre, P a. Compliments Of Ph. TU2-3401 Sayre, Pa THE NEW YORK First in New Car Sales STORES First in Used Car Sales Phone 504 Compliments of KEN MCKEE'S Waverly Cities Service CASH-CREDIT Pick-up and Delivery APPLIANCE CO. Cars Washed, Polished, and Lubricated T00 Lake St. Sayre, Pa. Corner Elmira 8. Chemung St. Clarence Glenn Congratulations BlSl lUP'S Class of FU EL 1954 Sayre Pa. BRILL'S RIVERSIDE RESTAURANT Five Acres Compliments Df GRACE AND LlNDY'S FOOD MARKET 40l Fulton St. Waverly N. Y For Music, News and Sporis Compliments Lisfen fo 960 KC of WATS TOWN DINER Waverly - Athens - Towanda - Sayre w0V9 IY N- Y HM0Uillg CDES! to Coast Packard and Kaiser 'I' Automobiles Call Sayre TU9782 Phone 472 - Business Phone 804 - Residence HORN 8- TAYLOR KIRIC5 GARAGE Firestone W Chemung N. Y Sayre Pa' Phone 2361 FRAN-LYNN'S ROTARY GAS STATION WaverIy's Complete Fashion Center Chemung N. Y Waverly N. Y. Compliments ' Compliments of of DOLLY MADISON 81 ARISTOCRAT ICE CREAMS VALLEY GLASS 8: HARRINGTON DAIRY co. MIRROR WORKS N. Lehigh Ave. Sayre, Pa. wuvuly N. Y CONGRA TULA TIONS T0 THE SENIORS WISHING YOU CONTINUED SUCCESS A. C. GOODRICH and R. A. GOODRICH SALSBERRWS C' G' SHAFER REAL ESTATE a. Thomas Sf. 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