Weedsport High School - Sparks Yearbook (Weedsport, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1956 volume:

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W' lu Bruvcu cmcw UPPER PA T' or 6 YMNA cz, Lp 1 A XD v-1 new 1 304 .-.L 'E- aarlzf' 1514 HI ,::-n.:.4': ...I...: - ..r, A,..u.f..-0. pw, X N 'KKK N PANILIIO W M- W vt v nt!-:Dara 1 ISO-W D V pssonw zfa 9, -w Jl Ho The Sensor Class PROUDLY PRESENTS The Senmr Chss WEEDSPORT CENTRAL SCHOOL Weedsporf New York Staff EDWIN WHITMAN Editor THOMAS SHORT TRESURE JOHNSON PENNEY SCHOONMAKER CAROLE MOODY JANICE OZARK GAIL HARDING .IUANITA CHATFIELD ROBERT WITHERELL PHILIP SHEPHERD RICHARD STREETER JAMES SULLIVAN EDGAR JOROLEMON of I956 FDR PUBLISHED WEEDSPORT WEEDSPORT, CENTRAL SCHOOL NEW YORK I BY: FOREWORD We the Class ot 56 are graduating durmng the most Important event ot the last tltteen years the completron ot the nevv JunrorSenror Hugh School Because ot the great ettect thus srgnrtrcant event vvrll have on the students ot Weedsport Central vve have dedicated our theme to represent our feelings on thus occasron We feel the Forward Loolc dustrnctly rllustrates the progress the nevv school vvrll mean to us, the students and the communrty THE SENIORS 1 I I 1 11 11 I Q 0 3 BN www 'F' my 5 . 1 . f l 4' Adv' P J 4 1 ' -1-, ALMA MA TER When Through Thy valley Tair Cayuga's TwilighT falls, BreaThing iTs silence Through our high school halls, In ThaT happy momenT, love for Alma MaTer swells, And our hearTs' ouTpouring of iTs glory Tells. WeeclsporT, Alma MaTer, fairesT Theme of all our lays WeedsporT, Alma MaTer, ever blesT Thy days. ,,f.. .le g f 1' v . ',4: J- i'v y' 'T af 3 I, bf- K Ex Q , i as N l '13 XX J lkxitllxir- X..A xl tA'AA' fx J l Xa NN. 7 J Far from Thy valley yearly rove Thy loving sons, YeT in Their dreaming, e're Thy name reTurns. 'Tis The same fond spiriT which our memory gushes o'er, And our lips buT echo ThaT old song of yore. WeedsporT, Alma MaTer, Tairesf Theme of all our lays, WeedsporT, Alma MaTer, ever lolesT Thy days. ..I?'N TO THIQ CITIZENS OFTHI1 NVIIDSPORI C.IzN'I RAL SCHOOI. DISTRICT The challenge to our young people has never been so great in our entire historyfto prepare themselves tor competent citi- zenship-to learn to appreciate our freedomito be prepared to live for, work for. and even light for democracy. Your new junior-Senior High School will provide the necesf sary educational background for our young men and young women to meet this challenge. In addition it will play a major role in providing for our community's social, civic, recreational and cultural needs. Our tax dollar serves a double purpose when the new school building serves both our pupils and our community. The Schools belong to and are a direct responsibility of the people. A communitys schools will only be as good as the people want them to be. You have provided as good a school as any. and better than most communities in the State. You are to be congratulated. Fay H. NY'oltord Ijmiizfwzf Bmmf of Effllilllfllll ,:.... --A WEEDSPORT Cl NTRAL SCHOOL Next fall for the first time in seven or eight years all of the school children of the district will actually be in school The completion of the new junior-Senior High School build- ing will mean as much to the elementary students as it does to the high school. They will at least be in a school of their own. The new facilities will give to the high school students better opportunities than have ever been offered. The larger gymnasium shops and library as well as the auditorium will permit a much better program. The first year in the reorganized schools will without doubt present many problems and difficulties. These can be worked out however if everyone students faculty and all other person- nel work together for the best interests of all. W. F. Lampman Principal -FW-1 4 P P 'P F ifiW 2'M 'Q vig' . ' 'ow-5 oi dxoekeen-hundred WN-eIx+ ' appredxafxon Ko WOR QU 'yokes sh Ko eukpres Ks qdxdaoce, ss NNYQXXG co YN XNX Row Yw Mme Y Wg Skvotak and aXX-round 'men and 'Qeaddmg us Xhfoogkxouk oo WNY: SENXORS gears. The Sem s New 'www adfimq sC0ooX iw WSH, WM Vw he Seniors of nfnefeen undre 19 sur dedfcafe ffws yearboo fof14r Henry-I a ef for f of 1' e work guidance oopera an GODS! erafloh gave sc oo! years OUT HE S ENIOPS SPARKS STAFF Furs? row Robert Wlrherell Edwin Whrlrnan Tresure Johnson Thomas Short Second row Phulup Shepherd Jorolemon James Sullivan Joanna Chatfleld Left to right Penney Schoonmaker Tresure Johnson Edwun Whitman Gaul l-larclmg Juanita Chaffxeld Thomas Short Carole Nloody, Penney Sohoonmaker, Janiee Ozark, Gail lllarding, Richard Streeter, 'lhird row: Edgar YEARBOOK STAFF WEEDSPORT CENTRAL SCHGOL WeedsporT New York Dear STudenTs We The Sparks sTaTT un behalT of The class of nrne Teen hundred TuTTy sux wish To express our feeling Tor The One Mullron dollar progecT In our commun1Ty by dedlcanng our yearbook Theme To :T AlThough we have spenT all of our school years IN The old build ang, we are looklng forward To graduahon IH The new school We know The underclassmen wall enloy The pruvlleges oT all The Tacllmes of The new school THE STAFF I I - ' ' 1 .2 I ?J'.1l? vi? 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I - iigfm w J V. 5 A is f ' 3, 2 f I I 'su I is jail-'is , I A ,, ng Q f? if xi S 1 mwmsefil BOARD OF EDUCATION First row: F. Wolford, President R. Chrlsloplwer, Vuco President M, Tmcglmell, C. Shepherd, Second row: S. Parkman, Clerk, A. Riley, J. Kelly, Treasurer, VV. Lampman, Principal. 12 3 'WWF sw n '9' - .sq IPR NF' tx w.:j..i'i-iii' wif 'S FACULTY l'O h Fou Dove J Soan M Mo sch R M Ca pen e M MCG aw Lamp W D. Barre , f cker Tu nson, M. ch Hu R. Gardner, row: A, rs? LI Absent M Mu doon E Wrgh J Abaham V M er H Gasket F19 M Klurnpp B. sen, M. Robinson, Pede ks, A an, wx K. LaDUe, T. Star O L. R Mynk M Lynch A Wse A McSweeney C McDan e s OW d I' Th , A. Beckman. Quinn, G. Palme L H, Tea r, M. E5 Sh Gilbert, M. mga... . BUS DRIVERS Left to right: F. Kinney, C. Kiefer. Second row: P. Cor- tield, VV. Hooper, F. Bough, H. Treat, W. Hamiiton Third row: R. Pichany. HEALTH STAFF Left to right: Dr. Goodwin, Miss Mui- doon, Mrs. Wise. ii? CUSTODIANS Left to right: G. Srnith, L. Goodsell, VV. Dem- rnon, R. Bennett. amiga CAFETERIA STAFF Lett to right: S. Corfield, Mrs. Brewster, J. Terwiliiger, A. Davis B. Alnutt, G. Smith, M. Corwin, Mrs. Ketcham, Mrs. Benton, J Kent, E. Swarthouse, Mrs. Gilfus, Mrs. Bibbens, Mrs. Gooclseli C. Jennings, D. Penird. SCHOOL EMPLOYEES rrzlzm 1 1 tl 'ff' f' IQ' All IICC 'O' Wai? nom :null ll 0 N fnv nu- P7177 I as-10:1 '9- 4, -sqm cz' -an-outhaul v- +v-v-- mam- F- ' euvsn g-'Q 'bf .zggf X 5' Ill -is fro t'7'7 F 0 .I D uv Un ,, 'ii it 'ii '- 'ul' '1 ' --S 1 f' 3 ' ' X ' :Q 4 ' . .fg- ' I .,,.-- -.':-.'5E:.-: f X ik ' ' n.-,,.y .- -vw f K ni f ',f?'f,u'fM', H , ,,.-1f,,1 . l tlillrg K A R I 1, Q-- - 5 ,. L X Y .Mui Ifu 5,15 4 I , - , . . .. . :-...t af- TL 'H . .mf-V- ' 5 ' A 4 v 19- lim, ' ' '-QW ff .-f- f at . 1 ' 'V V 4 1'P'1l , 'L iu' - I ' -'-li.:-'ff' I I ' 1' . ' Q11 1 X- -3-----.. , ,.. - ,- ,.-- ,..,..z xr 'Q in 2 w N 59 ' Q.- -I --- - . . L.-.- .x- .. ..., -..,Y.-,.,, ,,5....f ,H,k',-- --f F-9 V - 'Fa-si' 'MA' 4 41 fa' Q 9 7 U 'S I o E' i ROBERT BAR ROWS Butch Baseball 53, 54, 55, 56 Football 54, 55, 56 JV Football 53 Basketball 55, 56 JV Basketball 54 Bowling Sectionals 53, 54 Volleyball Sectionals 52 Co-Captain Football 56 Co-Captain Basketball 56 Boys' Chorus 55, 56 Mixed Chorus 53, 54 Honor Letter 55 Prom Court 55 Block W Club 53, 54, 55, 56 Junior High Basketball 53 PRISCILLA Rosa Pam Girls' Chorus 56 Representative 56 DAR Essay 56 Debate Club 56 EDvviN Wi-HTMAN Ned President Student Council 56 Editor Yearbook 56 Vice President National Honor Society 55 Empire Boys' State 55 Sports Editor Sparkler Staff 55, 56 Honor Letter, two gold bars 55 Student Cabinet 53, 56 Representative 54, 55 Speaker of House 55 Baseball 54, 55, 56 Basketball 56 JV Basketball 53, 54, 55 Football 54, 55, 56 JV Football 53 Band 53, 54, 55, 56 Debate Club 55, 56 Block W Club 55, 56 JOAN Duozmsxl .loan President GAA 56 Intramurals 53 54 55 56 Bowling Club 56 Girls Chorus 53 54 55 56 President Girls Chorus 56 Home Ec Club 54 Commercial Club 55 56 President Commercial Club 56 Operetta 53 55 Sparkler Staff 56 Pep Club 54 RICHARD GusTAvsoN Gus FFA 53 54 55 56 President FFA 56 Treasurer FFA 54 55 4 H 53 54 55 56 SHIRLEY CORHELD Junie Commercial Club 55, 56 Vice President Commercial Club 56 Pep Club 54, 55 Bowling Club 56 Girls' Intramurals 53, 54 Home Ec Club 54 Cafeteria sfaff 53, 54, 56 Girls' Chorus 54, 55, 56 - t. :ug vi., ifiimz 'L .. A 1. 24 5 CAROLE Mooov ,,Fa,,, Yearbook Staff 56 Queen Junior Prom 55 Girls' Intramurals 53, 54, 55, 56 Senator 54 Bowling Club 54, 55 Pep Club 54, 55, 56 Commercial Club 56 Home Ec Club 54 HENRY ZIMMER Hank Basketball 54, 55, 56 JV Basketball 53 Football 55, 56 JV Football 53 Baseball 53, 54, 55, 56 Co-Captain Football 56 Co-Captain Basketball 56 County Ping-Pong Champion 55 Boys' Chorus 55, 56 Honor Letter, one gold bar 55 King Junior Prom 55 Dramatic Club 54, 55, 56 Block W Club 55, 56 Boys' Chorus 53, 54, 55, 56 Vice President Student Council 55 Student Cabinet 55, 56 President Class 54, 56 MARILYN DEPEW Marilyn Commercial Club 54, 55, 56 President Commercial Club 55 Pep Club 54, 55 Girls' Intramurals 53, 54, 55 Bowling Club 56 FHA Treasurer 54 Perfect Attendance 53, 54 SIDNEY BALCOM ,,S,d,, Bowling Club 55, 56 Library Club 55, 56 President Library Club 56 JUANITA CHATFIE LD Needer Honor Letter, one gold bar 55 Sparkler Staff 53, 54, 55, 56 Editor Sparkler 56 Dramatic Club 54, 55, 56 Debate Club 55, 56 Subscription Manager Yearbook 56 Head Typist Yearbook 56 Band 53, 54, 55, 56 Soloist Contest 53, 54, 55, 56 All-State 54, 55, 56 Secretary-Treasurer Band 55 Girls' Intramurals 53, 54, 55 Secretary Class 54, 55, 56 Pep Club 54 Perfect Attendance 55 National Honor Society 55 President Debate Club 56 RICHARD STREETER Dick Baseball 53, 54, 55, 56 JV Basketball 54 Intramural Basketball 55, 56 Dramatic Club 56 Representative 54, 56 Block W Club 54, 55, 56 Junior High Basketball 53 Yearbook Staff 56 Letterman Baseball 54, 55, 56 THOMAS SHORT ,,TOm,, Dramatic Club 54, 55, 56 Debate Club 55, 56 Empire Boys' State 55 Honor Letter, l gold bar 55 JV Football 53 Basketball Manager 54 Band 53, 54, 55, 56 Vice President Band 55 Volleyball Sectionals 55, 56 Boys' Chorus 55, 56 Mixed Chorus 53, 54 Operetta Cast 53 Senator 54 Student Cabinet 56 Sparkler Staff 53 Business Manager Yearbook 56 Tennis Team 55, 56 DEi.OREs CREOO Pinky Commercial Club 54, 55, 56 Commercial Club Reporter 54 Commercial Club Treasurer 55 Pep Club 54, 56 Bowling Club 56 FHA 54 Girls' Intramurals 53, 54 Cafeteria Staff 56 ROBERT WITHERELL Butch Rifle Club 53, 54, 55, 56 Bowling Club 55 Mixed Chorus 54, 55 JV Football 54, 55 Dramatic Club 56 Block W 53, 54, 55, 56 Boys' Intramurals 53, 54, 55, 56 Captain Magazine Sales 53 Yearbook Staff 56 Bowling Sectionals 55 Tennis Team 54, 55, 56 Football Manager 53 Pep Club 54 ,56 JACQUELINE WARD Jackie Girls' lntramurals 54, 55, 56 Bowling Club 54, 55, 56 Pep Club 54, 55, 56 Representative 54 Dramatic Club 54, 55, 56 Debate Club 55, 56 Secretary-Treasurer Debate Club 55 Sparkler Staff 54, 55, 56 Honor Letter 55 JAMES SULLIVAN ,,Jim,, Yearbook Staff 56 Vice President Pep Club 55 Pep Club 54, 55 Boys' Intramurals 54, 55, 56 Teen Canteen Committee 55 Dramatic Club 56 .IV Football 53 Library Club 55, 56 MARGARET GAIL HARDING ,,Windy,, Varsity Cheerleader 56 JV Cheerleader 55 Prom Court 55 Girls' Intramurals 53, 54, 55, 56 Rifle Club 54, 55, 56 Girls' Team President 56 Dramatic Club 55, 56 Pep Club 54, 55, 56 Treasurer Pep Club 54 Block W Club 56 Girls' Glee Club 54, 55, 56 Mixed Chorus 54 Senator 55 Representative 56 Yearbook Staff 56 Sparkler Typist 56 Honor Letter 55 3 NANCY GARRIGAN Nan Girls' Glee Club 53, 54, 55, 56 Girls' Intramurals 53, 54, 55,56 Pep Club 54 Commercial Club 55, 56 Secretary Girls' Glee Club 54 Secretary Commercial Club 56 JAMES LIPPOLDT Willie Football 55, 56 JV Football 53, 54 Dramatic Club 56 Pep Club 54, 55, 56 Block W Club 56 Vice President Block W Club 56 Senator 53 Treasurer Class 54, 55, 56 Tennis Team 55 MARIE BLUNDELL Hgfddyff Varsity Cheerleader 56 Captain JV Cheerleader 55 Block W Club 56 Maiofeiie 55, 56 Secretary Bowling Club 56 Dramatic Club 55 Vice President Library Club 55 Home Ec Club 54 Girls' Intramurals 54, 55, 56 Pep Club 55, 56 Typist Student Council 55 f u , ,Q , J, ici, 55: ' ff' Go R DON MAu Mort Football 56 JV Football 55 Band 53, 54, 55, 56 Ping-Pang 54, 55, 56 Intramural Softball 53, 54, 55, 56 Library Club 55 Pep Club 54, 55 ELLEN BUCKLER Ellen CECIL GARY COLVIN ,,Gary,, Bowling Club 53, 54, 55, 56 Pep Club 54 Boys' Intramurals 53, 54 Football 53, 54 Boys' Glee Club 53, 511 Library Club 55 1. 59' Q: .,, ,, A ,,, U s 'A w . X -46? -milf ROBERT NEVILLE Buff Boys' Glee Club 55, 56 Mixed Chorus 54 Intramural Basketball 54, 55, 56 Debate Club 56 Dramatic Club 53, 56 Intramural Softball 53, 56 Rifle Club 56 Pep Club 55 Library Club 55 DOROTHY SPIER Dome Junior Prom Court 55 Varsity Cheerleader 55, 56 Honor Letter 55 Band 53, 54, 55, 56 Glee Club 56 Soloist Contest 53, 54, 56 Block W Club 55, 56 Rifle Club 54, 55 All-State Band 54 All-State Orchestra 56 Girls' Maior Sports Letter 55 Girls' Intramurals 53, 54, 55, 56 Sparkler Typist 56 ROBERT MACK Smacker FFA 53, 54 Mixed Chorus 53 JV Football 53 Pep Club 53, 54 Boys' Intramurals 53, 54 TRESURE JOHNSON ries Girls' Chorus 53, 54, 55, 56 Opcretta 53, 55 Band 53, 54, 56 Rifle Club 53, 54, 55, 56 Girls' Rifle Team 54, 55 Pep Club 54 Girls' Intramurals 53, 54 Vice President Class 53 Senator 55, 56 Guidance Staff 56 Honor Letter 55 Layout Editor Yearbook 56 EDGAR JOROLEMON ,,Egger,, Class President 55 Vice President 56 National Honor Society 55 Treasurer Dramatic Club 56 Dramatic Club 54, 55, 56 Sparkler Staff 56 Yearbook Staff 56 Empire Boys' State 55 Band 54, 55, 56 Chairman Magazine Sale 53 Class Secretary 53 Boys' Intramurals 53, 55, 56 Bowling Club 55 Pep Club 55 DIAN BENNETT ,,Di,, Girls' Intramurals 55, 56 Band 54, 55, 56 Dramatic Club 56 Library Club 55 Home Ec Club 54 Commercial Club 55, 56 Cafeteria Club 53 Bowling Club 56 Pep Club 55 AUDREY PENNEY SCHOONMAKER Penel National Honor Society 55 Honor Letter, one gold bar 55 Junior Prom Court 55 Varsity Cheerleader 54, 55, 56 Captain Varsity Cheerleader 56 JV Cheerleader 53 Maiorette 53, 54, 55, 56 Student Art Committee 53, 54, 5 Student Art Chairman 56 Senator 54, 56 Representative 53, 55 Intramurals 53, 54, 55,56 GAA 53, 54 Block W Club 54, 55, 56 Dramatic Club 54, 56 Girls' Glee Club 53, 54, 55, 56 Debate Club 56 WALLACE WATi4iNs ffwaiiw FFA 53, 54 4-H 53, 54, 55, 56 JANIC E OZARK riff Band 53, 54, 55, 56 Soloist Contest 53, 54 Sparkler Staff 55, 56 Yearbook Staff 56 Constitution Speaker 55, 56 Girls' Chorus 53, 54, 55, 56 All-State 56 Girls' Intramurals 53, 54, 55, 56 SU Citizenship Conference 55, 56 Honor Letter, one gold bar 55 Debate Club 55, 56 Dramatic Club 54, 55, 56 Pep Club 54, 55,56 Representative 53, 55 TAB Club Secretary 55 Bowling Club 56 Teen Canteen Committee 55 RS, Xa JOHN GILFUS John FFA 53, 54, 55, 56 Vice President of FFA 56 Reporter FFA 54 Football 55 JV Football 53, 54 Boys' Intramurals 53, 54 JACQUELIN BROWNELL Jackie Commercial Club 55, 56 PHILIP SHEPHERD HKIBUYH National Honor Society 55 Empire Boys' State 55 Football 55, 56 JV Football 53 Honor Letter, two gold bars 55 President Class 53 Band 53, 54, 55, 56 All-State 55, 56 Student Cabinet 54, 55, 56 Speaker of House 56 Vice President Class 54, 55 Dramatic Club 54, 55, 56 President Dramatic Club 56 Debate Club 55, 56 Sparkler Staff 56 Yearbook Staff 56 SU Citizenship Conference 55, 56 GERALD BAN KE RT Gerald Band 52, 53 Mixed Chorus 52, 53 Boys' Chorus 55, 56 JOHN Hour-:AN Bevo Band 53, 55, 56 AllAState Band 53, 55, 56 Mixed Chorus 53 Pep Club 54, 55 Block W Club 55, 56 Debate Club 56 Bowling Club 55, 56 Dramatic Club 56 Baseball 53, 54, 55, 56 Basketball 55, 56 JV Basketball 53, 54 Football 55, 56 JV Football 53, 54 Volleyball 54, 55, 56 Ping-Pong 54, 55 Representative 55 Honor Letter 55 THOMAS O'BRlEN ,,Ba'dy,, FFA 53, 54 4-H 53, 56 5 V .L 5- , - ,Asa . J. 5, 4 . ,55, ,w 1, f fr 55, -, lf..- l, w:,,fa,,x Y, . , 5, ,fm at ,Ve ,..F,5,M, Q., '- Q , me 52' 5 2 5 2 tn all ff rv 5 ,V . r r., . 5' 1 : 4 Q ff-1127 iw., e g.: QM PHYLLIS QUINN ,,Phy,,, Commercial Club 54, Band 54, 55, 56 Girls' Chorus 54, 55, Double Sextef 56 Dramatic Club 55 Library 55 Pep Club 54, 55 Sparkler Staff 56 Bowling Club 56 PAUL BAKE R Pau FFA 53 54 55 56 4-H 53 54 55 56 55, 56 56 FREDERICK SMITH ffffedf' ADVISORS M!SS PALMER MR- G VOTED MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED EDWIN WHITMAN and JUANITA CHATFIELD M A mf fu? ff 'y gy: ' ,,,-ff ' v ,.,, ' 7 Q . 7 ,f G A Q12 'k'- i mf! ' . , , . fi' ff GARY y BOB M .C-1 W 2 if fl'-W BUF? NED MKIE DIAN I2 ibn wanna . ,ff gr, PINKY ' A , WWW 1 ,A f,- -' y 'Q ag :U I JUN!! A wit' M1 Buoov NANCY - -.K ,fs !Wi'n-My ' HURT JOHHY 'T' NAME PAUL BAKER SIDNEY BALCOM GERALD BANKERT ROBERT BARROWS DIAN BENNETT MARIE BLUNDELL JACQUELIN BROWNELL ELLEN BUCKLER JUANITA CHATFIELD C GARY COLVIN SHIRLEY CORFIELD DOLORES CREGO MARILYN DEPEW JOAN DUDZINSKI NANCY GARRIGAN JOHN GILFUS RICHARD GUSTAVSON M GAIL HARDING JOHN HOLIHAN TRESURE JOHNSON EDGAR JOROLEMON JAMES LIPPOLDT GORDON MAU CAROLE MOODY ROBERT NEVILLE THOMAS O BRIEN JANICE OZARK PHYLLIS QUINN PRISCILLA ROBB A PENNEY SCHOONMAKER PHILIP SHEPHERD THOMAS SHORT FREDERICK SMITH DOROTHY SPIER RICHARD STREETER JAMES SULLIVAN JACQUELINE WARD EDWIN WHITMAN WALLACE WATKINS ROBERT WHITHERELL HENRY ZIMMER SENIOR LIKES Roberta anythung electrural sleepung good musuc new shoes cheerung certaun marunes uce cream vacatuons wuth a certaun person gurls and beverages clothes Chevues De Sotos Puzza Henry gurls and hot cars gurls and cars men or boys gurls wuth snake luke hups fruendly people food and most nocturnal actuvutues orange pop food and gurls company or telephone calls ambutuous people eatung and women most anythung spelled wuth D U A N and E a certaun somebody baby punk Cadullacs settung puns wune women and song gang fughtung eatung and gurls coke what else? people who cooperate and share equally good uazz and sleepung food and settung puns apung around gurls and cars to eat sleep and hunt blue eyes DISLIKES other gurls work wakung up gurls goung steady people snappung gum short boys gossupers people who thunk they know everythung gettung up un the mornung stayung home nughts people who cry people who gossup people who lue stayung home stuck up people nosey people women druvers catty ourls stuck up gurls nosey people Parkers who throw stones people who dont pay theur debts bashful gurls snobby people spunach school WAITING she wolves sluppery car seats people who know more than you do about yourself studyung a Faur tught school short haur and snobs turkey rattles party lunes people who start rumors tumud people school a separated class ball hogs FAVORITE SAYING Doggone Oh Shoot I m Sleepy Yer Rught Chup Chup Cut lt Out Oh Sugar Nuts My Good Heavensl' My Nerves You Better Belueve Quuet That Burns Me Good Hu Kuds Censoreclll Not Avaulable Shoot Oh Shoot No But Thats All Rught You Rat Gaudy You Stupud Ape Oh Shut Up You re Crazy Well l ll Be Dupped Oh Rats Guess What? Zowl Oh Pugguly Dont Get Hurt You Hammerhead Someday Holy Cow You lgnorant Moron Oh Shoot Oh Sure' You Dumb Ape Well Ill Be Juggered Go Ape You Chowder Head ' ' lt - - C ' D uzosusuet MACK buonaes going home nughts Whafll Ygw Have WHERE FOUND wuth Roberta or at the bowlung alleys near electrncnty nn bed sleeping most anyplace but home 999 wnth Alfred at home at the post offxce at the Richfield Station In Emerson with Marllyn around rn a purple convertnble Mr Abraham s room rn the woods OUT wnth Buddy or Don eatlng most any place anywhere most anyplace huntrng most anywhere anywhere at Betty s wrth Duane In Wolcott nn bed everywhere possible nn Tom s car rn my car home home wrrtung letters anywhere except home anywhere anywhere rn the nearest chair worklng hunting the prts DIRECTORY PASTIME drlvlng electrlcal tunkerlng sleepung wasting time gettung on Mr Struglla s nerves sleeplng llstenlng to the radio flghtlng wxth my brothers rounding up Sparkler reports washnng mulk bottles dancing keepung people up late drnvung baby srttlng knlttlng huntnng druvlng partues takxng people home ID the lnttle red truck having fun beung a general goof off going out wuth a certarn blonde huntrng with my gun for Butch Wutherell baby slttrng Parker huntnng looking for somethrng I cant fund thnnkrng up Statlc wlth Jackle scheming flgurlng out who s mad at whom and why saying the wrong thing Parker hunting Parker hunting frgurnng out a way to get out of homework assrgnments all krnds of sports especially swlmmung Parker hunting Parker hunting thrnklng up Static with Janice Parker huntlng skuppung school huntlng CParkers and anumalsU drlvrng to Oswego AMBITION to be a farmer to be an electrician to get enough sleep tour wlves and 42 chlldren to be a perfect 14 to someday take Prof s advice to be a housewufe to be a nurse to sleep late un the rnornlng burld a hotel to get a car to get marraed trnd Mr Rrght to get married to become a snnger U S M C 51 percent stock holder General Motors wandernng play baseball and get lots of money to become an A l nurse be a pea pod prcker a mrllronaure at 35 to have my own car get a man and keep hum to have money N ivy Man grow old with my 37 grandchlldren to get a drrver s Incense tycooness have a HE HAREM to lead a clean lute? draw unemployment checks to be a farmer beung a nurse to a handsome doctor to be a rught handed putcher to take a good picture for the yearbook to sleep late to be a WHEEL to get out of school to have an unmarked Incense Phy Ed teacher ' ' ' Il ll ' - . in in the Chrysler Parker hunting to be 3 lfllllonalfe , C l ' I - ' THEY WENT ALL THE WAY First row: E. Whitman, R. Barrows, R. Witherell, R. Streeter, Second row. N. Garrigan, C. Moody, D. Bennett, P. Schoonmaker, J. Ozark, E. Buckler, D. Crego. Third row: J. Lippoldt, J. Sullivan, E. Jorolemon, J. Holihan, P. Shepherd, H, Zimmer, HISTORY JANICE OZARK AND TOM SHORT I am the halls of Weedsport Central School. I have been around a long while, and I remember that first day when forty-seven budding youngsters walked through me to the kindergarten room. I remember them all well, but only nineteen continued to pass me by every day for thirteen years. They were Dian Bennett, Ellen Buckler, Nancy Garri- gan, Jan Ozark, Carole Moody, Pinky Crego, Penney Schoonmaker, Egger Jorolemon, Jack Holihan, Willie Lippoldt, Jim Sullivan, Ned Whitman, Butch Witherell, Hank Zimmer, Butch Barrows, Dick Streeter, Kraut Shepherd, Tom Short, and Fred Smith. And then that day in '45 when they left their aprons behind, and began the long climb toward Graduation they entered First Grade and were ioined by Bob Mack, Wally Watkins, Barry Downing, Alton Smith, Phil MacNabb, Gary Colvin, Gene Adams, Barb Pickard, and Eva Raner. i946-I overhead a new group of youngsters, Buff Neville, Tresure Johnson, Carol Rotundo, Burt Ward, Gordy Mau, Bonnie Veeder, and Evelyn Wanclel, ioining in the song taught them by Miss Bangs, their music teacher. i947-I remember that fateful day when they first learned to write, and proved it by writing their names all over me. I remember some of the newer names, Fred Chollette, Ronnie Chapman, Bill Hughes, Gus Gustavson, Gail Homringhouse, Earl Traver, Juanita Chatfield, Barbara Foote, Rose Pantusi, and Joyce Whitfield. IQAB-I was out front during their first dramatic debut, and I really felt proud. I noticed a few new faces, John Gilfus, Walt Sayer, Jay Sprague, Gerry Goodrich, Morris Goodrich, Tom O'Brien, Bob Steinman, Bob Wiegand, Junie Corfield, Dottie Spier, Gladys Foltz, and Carol Stoddard. 1949 They were really gettung up un the world 5 8+6f8 was on the maun agenda un the classrooms Welcomung commuttees were formed to greet Phyllus Barron Bob Suncerbeaux Dorothy Holmes Dave Bankert Bob Clark Jerry Barron and Bruce Vedder 1950 Suxth Grade I began to notuce a foundatuon for lastung fruendshups Personalutues were formed and fuve other kuds uouned the class Bob Campbell Joan Dudzunsku Theresa hooker Mary Vreeland and Tresure Johnson Cwho reuouned the classl 1951 Seventh Grade And they entered hugh school wuth the nauvety of chuldren ombarkung on the last leg of a great uourney In thus group I notuced a few addutuons Bob Alnutt Sud Balcom Ronnue Atkuns Marulyn Depew Maruorue Futts Helen Sulcox Duane Upfold and Karen Butterfueld 1952 Now they were learnung what homework was Dances fruends and partues eemed to be more Important than food But Eughth Grade proved profutable as they gauned Paul Baker Gaul Hardung Sandra Cullen Don Sauve and Blanche Bennett 1953 Survuvung the Eughth Grade Regents they embarked on theur furst money makung venture a rnagazune sale I notuced a few new students around me Robert Weatherstone Merle Gould Gaynard Baker Robert Beach Al Ames and Tom Dunham To govern theur class hey chose Kraut Shepherd as Presudent Tresure Johnson as Vuce Presudent Egger Jorolemon as Secretary and Luz Stafford as Treasurer 1954 Tenth Grade I watched them as they bravely faced the unutuatuon day' Along wuth them were Nate Marr Spencer Taylor Marue Blundell Jackue Ward Gerald Bankert John Cartner Terry Muller Alfred Green Marlene Mautland Phyllus Quunn and Jeanette Swundon Thus year they elected as Presudent Henry Zummer Kraut Shepherd as Vuce Presudent Juanuta Chatfueld as Secretary Wullue Luppoldt as Treasurer and Mr Pederson as Advusor I watched them as they put on their furst bug dance The Irushmans Brawl and watched un the darkness as they boarded the buses for the Rollerdrome and a Skatung Party 1955 Last year and theur class was almost complete I watched as Mr Pederson took roll call and found that they had added Jackue Brownell They chose as Presudent Edgar Jorolemon Vuce Presudent Kraut Shepherd Juanuta Chatfueld as Secretary Wullue Luppoldt as Treasurer and Mr Gasket as advusor I was there when they decorated for theur foot ball dances and prepared to unutuate the Sophomores I remember the bargaun on calen dars and theur relueved and happy faces the nught they put on the Senuor Ball But even more I remember the beautuful Junuor Prom whuch was put on for them by the class of 55 Carole Moody was elected Queen and Hank Zummer Kung Theur court consusted of Gaul Hardung Penney Schoonmaker Dorothey Spuer Kraut Shepherd Butch Barrows and Roy Bubbens 1956 They re Senuors now preparung to enter the worlds of busuness meducune armed forces teachung research and marruage Tnus year they put on The Sno Ball football dances and I observe they were quute successful sellung statuonery and cards In the process of becomung Senuors they lost Roy Bubbens Carol Rotundo Carol Matty but gauned Pam Robb The class was now complete un number forty two To advuse them through thus crucual year they chose Muss Palmer and Mr Gasket as co advusors On March 23 I agaun watched them as they proved therr dramatuc talent puttung on the Senuor Play They then honored the Junuors by sponsorung the Junuor Prom The story of the class of 56 us almost funushed There us nothung left but Graduatuon and the Senuor Ball Then they wull leave me forever to return never agaun uust as they were Some wont care to return and wull even forget me others wull always remember But I wull remember and theur vouces wull echo through me forever wuth Dud we wun last nught9 Whom do you bowl? He gave me an A Because I am the halls of Weedsport and each year through these students and those yet to come I wull luve agaun - , X I , I I I I I I I ' , . , I I I I I I I , . . . . C - . , , s - I . I I I I - 4 . . . I r I , . . , I I Y , , . . , . . ' 1 ' Q , . I 1 I r 5 - I I I , . I , . CLASS PROPHEC Y Dear Mrss Palmer and Nlr Gasket Remember us? Well maybe thus wrll help cannrng tomatoes The Remarkable Incident at Carson Corners Psgskrn Parlees short crrcurts the durnmres the deducatron of the yearbook to you Mr Gasket and frnancrally the poorest class rn the hlstory of Weedsport Central If that doesnt help maybe thus wrll rust thlnk of the general goof offs You guessed rt the class of 56 If you are wonderrng why we met to wrlte thrs we dlclnt It was an accident You see I QPenneyj lrve wrth my Coast Guard husband and fave chrldren at Lake Ontario I arn a commercial artist and one of my contracts rs to desrgn the fashions for the Glgantlc Payoff the fabulous qurz show And I Jackie am the advertrslng manager of the Grgantlc Payoff I m also marrred and have chrldren Well nerther of us knew about being co workers but had seen each others names and had been currous One day we encountered each other at the studro and could you rmagrne'P We were usll We got to talking about old times and we thought you mrght luke to hear how the krds have made out rn the last frfteen years Of course you know Fred Smlth He really dug nn and now has what he always wanted the largest farm on earth You ve probably heard of or read Marne Blundells book on chrld psychology The Chrld on a Pedestal Cand how to get htm o John Grlfus Wally Watkrns and Tommy OBrren are workrng on the space Satellrte rn command of therr respectrve Unrted States Servrce Departments The head of the whole deal rs Gerald Bankert Maror General In the Army Calling nurses Sprer and Johnson us a famrlrar sound rn the Brbben s Medrcal Center Cexcept that these are no longer theur last namesj You could hardly mrss our famous class member Ned Whrtman our most up and comrng statesman Hrs name rs on the Irps of every alert Amerrcan Another one of our foremost polrtrcrans and even now a cabrnet member rs Kraut Shepherd He rs the Secretary of Agrrculture and has done much to relieve the lot of the unprosperous farmers Another class member of whom you ve probably heard rs Joan Dudzrnskr She has establrshed along wrth the help of Manlyn Depew a natronwrde athletrc club for gurls Marilyn as you may remember felt rn our high school years that ruvenrle delrnquency was due to a lack of good clean pastrmes We hardly need add that she has done much rn carryrng out her theories If you are frequented by headaches go to one of Edgar Jorolemons charn drug stores He has developed a new brand of asourrn guaranteed to relreve your parns Two more classmates that have gone a long way are Sidney Balcom now the head of Unrversal Electronrcs the world famous atomrc center and then theres Gall Hardung Nho rs at present a medrcal secretary at Mayo She was recently marrred to Dr Herman Brown head of the world renowned clrnrc Dr Tom Short has been wrrtung a serres of Socral Studres books and has con tracted none other than Jam Sulllvan to supply the photos Jrm ns a free lance photographer and rs dorng very well for hlmself Nancy Garrrgan rs now wrth the Metropolrtan Opera Company She rs currently starrlng rn that forever favorrte Carmen The srtuatlon IS standing room only so any one plannrng to vrslt New York should reserve seats at least one month ahead . , , 1 . . - . ,, . , , , ' I1 - 1 . . ,, . 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Ouute a few of our class are un the sports world You may have heard Bob Nack the world famous sports announcer Jack Holuhan us un hus next to last year wuth the Detrout Tugers and us notably loaded wuth money I hope you know who won the world serues last year the Yankees of course and who putched'9 none other than Duck Streeter Then we cant forget what us to be the most heralded sports event of the year It us the clash of the two undefeated football teams of the college world Oklahoma and Notre Dame coached by Butch Bar rows and Hank Zrmmer respectuvely Punky Crego and Junue Corfueld were among the furst to get marrued Wuth three kuds aprece they surely have found Marue s book useful Januce Ozark also was marrued soon after graduatuon She wrutes scuence fuctuon storues un her spare moments of whuch she hasnt many because of seven kuds wuth curly haur Another classmate who us at the present takung tume out for rausung a famuly us Ellen Buckler She has her R N degree and her hobby us of all thungs ralsung fleas Ruchard Gustavson us one of our top farmers un the natuon l-le has done much to help un cultuvatung a new type of soul for growung wheat Paul Baker us engaged un farmung too although uts daury farmung Hus herd of Guernsey cattle us well known throughout the state Wed hardly need tell you what Carole Moody us doung as you have read un local papers she us head of the new Home Ec department at Auburn Communuty College Phyllus Ouunn and Duan Bennett are runnung an excellent busuness school wuth truple A ratungs Juanuta Chatfueld us un the fueld of educatuon too She us the head of the New York State Department of Nlathematucs She us experumentung on new and easuer methods for teachung her favortte subge t Oh by the way have you tasted Wullue Luppoldts wune'? Man hes really outdone humself thrs tame lt s even surpassed hus fermented cherrues Jackue Brownell us patruotucally servung our country as a sergeant un the Wacs and her famuly as well We havent seen Pam Robb un some tume but we ve heard quute a but from her At the present tume she us bug game huntung un Afruca We thunk you would be very unterested to know that Buff Nevulle has become another John Bersford Tupton but wont confude un us as to how he acquured hus rtultu mulluons Hm m Now to conclude our record we untroduce the star of the terrufuc uce show now tourung Europe Thus us none other than Butch Wutherell We always fugured he d do somethlng wuth hus aguluty We havent mentuoned un all cases whether or not our classmates are marrued but we assume the mauoruty have taken the fatal step We wush you the very best of everythung and are stull thankful for all you dud for us un school Your former students Jackue Ward and Penney Schoonmaker , . , . . . , . 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A 11 11 4 , . , . . . . . x. . 11 - - 11 4 1 V 1 1 1 - 1 , , . , . . , . , , . . , . - 1 11 11 - . , . . . . y . . . . . . ,, . ,, . , . , . . . .. , , . . 1 WILL the Senuors ot nuneteen hundred and fufty sux beuurg f nl rnu cl body an character do execute thus wull as our last oftucual act To our Class Advusors Muss Palmer we leave ten weeks of peace and quuet to recuperate from the forty precedung weeks of m dness and mayhem Mr Gasket we leave the remauns of our depleted exchequer to replenush the shop tools whuch evan esced durung our many socually successful dances To Wullram Babcock and Dennus Randall Gerald Bank ert leaves hus guuet seat un the homeroom To Stev Baran Gordon Mau leaves hus bug brother s hot Merc' To Davud Bowden Rhulup Shepherd leaves hus common sense and level headed ways To Bruce Chrustopher Robert Nevulle leaves hus clever ness un beung able to be absent whenever Prof us guvung a Physucs rest To Gerald Duckunson Henry Zummer leaves hs lft hand d hook shot To Robert Hurons Edgar Jorolemon leaves hus u marked operator s lrcense obert Leonardu G ry Colvrn passes on as tunute druvung abuluty Allen arker an r us e ves hus agrucultu a chaur un the Ag room To Ruchard DeForuest and Dwaun Penuud Rucharcl Street er leaves hus never faulung pung prng a uuty D nnus Salusbury om O Bruen ves h al to stay out of dutches and on the road To Robert Steunman Fred Smuth passes on hs hugh average un shop lo Robert Welch Wullue Lrppoldt passes on hus knowl edge of how to stay a bachelor To Joan Cheeseman Dotte Spuer passes on her nughtly pun up chore To Joan Cuddy Delores Crego leaves an old bottle ot wave set To Carol Gol mb Mane Blundell leaves her long lst of excuses tor Prof To Lorna Jones Ellen Buckler leaves a but of her quuet ways to alm her To Phyllus Tuerney and Marcella Jorolemon Tresure Johnson leaves a pack of used clarunet reeds To Connue Goodruch and Barbara Melvun Gaul Hardung leaves her naturally curly haur To Geraldune Muth and Doreen Penurd Jackue Ward leaves her abuluty to keep the phone from gettung dusty To Ann Mane Ryan Parru Robb leaves her marvelous druvung abuluty To Joan Wethey Januce Ozark leaves her abuluty t mauntaun a steady throughout hugh school To Judy Wulluams Marulyn Depew leaves her abuluty to vvrrte nuce letters Cvua aur maulD To Marulyn Wyllue Jackre Brownell leaves her sense ot humor R nald B rry Jack Holuhan e ves h abuuty compose poetry To Duck Brown Robert Mack leaves hus car so Duck nt have to rude the b s h last ye To Danuel Jeffers Rrchard Gustavson leaves hus curly oc Gordon Weller Butch Barrows leaves hus techrruque wuth gurls To Wulluam Cooper Ned Whutman leaves hs terrrfu cally h gh average un Math To Peter OHara Ton Short leaves part of hus braun to help Peter reach hus lutetume goal un Math lo Chunk Morgan Butch Wutherell leaves hus pesterung ways To Herman Potts Sudney Balcom p s es on hus rt ownershup un the Shop To Eddue Mautland Jum Sulluvan leaves hus superuor abuluty to help Mr Gasket un the shop Phyllus Drable a d an Suruer Plryllus Quunn leav her way wrth out of town boys To Mary Jane Shepherd luanuta Chattueld passes on her abul ty to look busy doung nothung burlt up s uoes To Barbara Tallman Carole Moody leaves her abuluty to get along wuth the buys lo Essue Jordan and Duane Wolford Joan Dudzunsku ves lu r k ea e Senuor gurls team wunnung lo Barbara Ward and Helen Haier Shurley Corfueld leaves her permanent tucket tor all the dances To Sue Whutrnan Penney Schoonmaker leaves her permanent pass to the art room To Alucua Rosecrans Nancy Garrugan leaves her bruef e to d thoe falung boo s o the us To John Bankert and Jack Ashby Paul Baker passes hus abuluty to get along wuth Mr Fun To Phulup Cheeseman and Kenneth Stoneburg Wallace Watkuns leaves hus huntung abuluty To the Class ot 57 we leave a years lease to the new retulgent Junuor Senror Hugh School To Muss Klump we leave the Junuor gurls for offu e hep To Mr Lampman we leave one new and un'narred Hugh School and one slrghtly used grade school We The Senuors on thus day of January ld l956 do sugn seal and deluver thus wull Lawyers Wutnesses Robert Mack I M Crazy Dottue Spuer U R Nuts Jack l-loluhan Nancy Garrugan We ' ' , a A' o sou c ur , r Cl To o e , l a us 'l' to . C l I , g 6 X 1 X wo' Q ' - u un rs ar. V S r u R , 1 V ' r I k. . . To I X X . , e c Q , ' 1 C ' ' i A - C V , r I V .g . I K u , , , Q I - r ,. V , ' a s ' pa . . I , i ei g A . e f K E J r 1 I ll' , . u X u X A To e a n Joe , , i es C ., To R Q la r Q ' lu. un' To Rf Jol Glt . l a 2 rl R A lo Barbara Learo, Duan Bennett leaves her paur ot ' l 2 Q A I 1 x I , hx' .. , V i bl, I , c 4 1 V To e , T ' lea us Juluty 1 . Y. , R ' lea ' e abultty to eu th a' ' ' - , J u . a V I , 1 u A r cas ai s l' k n b . r G f Q ' on ' ' ' . tley. u - . . . ,C . - I u u , . r -I O . SENIOR PLAY CAST On March 23, the class of '56 presented the annual senior play, The Remarkable Incident at Carson Corners by Reginald Rose. It was one of the most dramatic plays ever produced on television. Studio One handled the production with great success. This story is a serious, hard-hitting, three-act play in which a group of young people try to discover who is responsible for the death, several months later, of one of them. Step by step the entire community is involved in the tragic accident. Through neglect, lack of interest, selfishness, thoughtlessness Cand worsej, every element of the community takes on a bitter share of the responsibility. The cast and actions play a very important part in the plot since there is no scenery. Except for a few chairs, there are no props. The casting was as follows: Parents-Dr. and Mrs. Caldwell-Edgar Jorolemon, Tresure Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. PrinceeSidney Balcom, Shirley Corfield, Mr. and Mrs. Rogers-Robert Witherell, Joan Dudzinski, Mr. and Mrs. Woodbridge-Henry Zimmer, Gail Harding, Mr. and Mrs. WrightwThomas Short, Phyllis Quinn, Mr. and Mrs. McGinnis-Philip Shepherd, Carole Moody. The English teacher who finally frees Kovey is played by Janice Ozark. Mr, Kovalesky, the school janitor, is Edwin Whitman. The students who are playing the roles of the court members, and appear as witnesses and in the flashback scenes are as follows: Bob McGinnis- Richard Streeter, Bert HendricksiJack Holihan, Elizabeth Wright-Juanita Chatfield, Janet- Dorothy Spier, Carol-Marie Blundell, Madge-Dian Bennett, Tommy Prince-Robert Barrows, Alice Woodbridge-Jacqueline Ward, Susan Caldwell-Penny Schoon- maker, Joey Rogers-James Lippoldt, Bill McGinnis-Robert Mack. The other able bodied speakers appearing as the painter and the announcer's voice, are James Sullivan and Gerald Bankert respectively. Helping with the props and stage settings are Thomas O'Brien, Richard Gus- tavson, Paul Baker, John Gilfus, and Fred Smith. The publicity was handled by Priscilla Robb and Marilyn Depew, with Nancy Garrigan in charge of the enter- tainment between acts. 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STRUGLIA va! .I 1. of Furs! row D Randall B Ward R DcForresl J Cuddy D Wolford R Welch Second row P Drable C Golamb J Wrllnams J Spler G Muth B Melvin Mr Sfruglna Thlrd row C Goodrich D Salusbury D Penurd D Jeffers S Whitman D Bowden Fourih row R Morgan R Berry R Steinman P Cheesman A Parker P OHara E Manland , Q I A I .Jr , , kg I A f Q 2 - ,Q J W -- , E .. , ,W . , H K 2 J Q K . T ' X ,X W 1 J J ' ,Z 5 V 7, r 5' g A T V ' i J.., 7 1 , X ffl? i E' Q35 Xp'2 W Y f , , W f K.. . 1 fy? I irs r 1 . . an, . ' , . , . , , . . : . 1 ' I - 1 r 1 - 1 r I ' 4 I ' ' . A : . , . , . ' , . , , , . . . 3 - I V f ' ' 1 - l r - lf - f - - r' w x A xx of W ,f ,.. ' If 'A Y av ' , W ' 1 6 off ft ' , N N Q In J n i WL-51433755 S. is-A . , is K 9 Y L 1 ' ,, 'ev V Q' Yr' 7. W r f 5 f ,, 3 M, 4 J . A ,, , . gif B 5 2 af B :M M . , If A iv. l if? T ' j . ' ,M 5 f l 4 . S. 'xx 1 5- nr p . I My s , 'W 2- Wi' , M I yr- Q ' , gf, A J 4: 5 H X ' 1 7 I : . , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . ' ' , . ' , . , . 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Linz. emr Copp I Us SC Uer L Lyons L ww?- We Flrst row S Smutln A Wvlltams E Denson C Hazzard D Penurd G Faatz B A Moody Jffers Second row Mass Mcpeak A Davls S Ttncknell N Hubbard F Hunman Alnutt J Derby C Van Duscn M Roberts Thrrd row R Jorolemon G De Moors C oper R Pantusn J Vbyte F een s ner D Curry Four row mer R onahue R Penurd P J Skvora S Leonaru G Thomas J Las er R Parkman D Gates v-Q S-.J J-x.,.6..,-we i QV,- v FRESHMAN CLASS MISS MCPEAK First row: S. Cheeseman, R Kenyon, G. Smith, W. Burke, M. Lawson, W. Blackman, E. Huzar J. Krlstionovich. Second row: Miss McPeak, A. Compton, D. Bibbens, R. Wood, G. Corfield J. Halstead, S, Yahn, A, Goodenough, S. Ward. Third row: D. Gross, R. Barber, K. Graham M. Hanlon, L, Costello, J, Krnnamon, S. Smith, M. A. Knstofik. Fourth row: J. Gilfus, D Stebbins, W. Hamilton, B. Chatfield, D. Kcifer. eq EIGHTH GRADE MRS. SLOAN EIGHTH GRADE MRS. SLOAN , ..-ml. i First row: S. Hawley, B. Orser, J. Moody, C. Doan, R. Thomas, R. Gates, J. Finley. Second row: R. Manrow, D. LaDuc, L. Wood, D. Green, N. Babcock, M. Christopher, B. Manrow, B. Donahue. Third row: Mrs. Sloan, M. J. Gilfus, E Schoonmaker, C. DeForrest, S. Harris, R. Pichanny, R. Traver, J. Fatcheric, R. Gilfus. Fourth row: E. Forbes, J. Goodrich, J. Post, P. Morse, E. Ozark, S. Cartner, C. Robb, J. Balch. Fifth row: R. King, P. Holdridge, P. Treat, R. Baron, R. Ward, M. Brewster, G. Colella, T. Moody, ii- First row: R. Bibbens, W. Dewey, C. Benedict, M. Powers, M! Goodelle, H. Harding, W Watkins. Second row: D. Lewis, N. Hanlon, C. Kiefer, M. Mead, E. Ferguson, K. Mazzoli K. Keel, C. Manrow. Third row: Mrs. Sloan, C. Harris, W. Nlarshall, B. Smith, S. Jeffers J. Nicoletti, L. Trice, E. Kramer, J. Burke. Fourth row: D. Stott, C. Bunnell, K. Buchanan W. DeShane, L. Presley, W. Mau, D. Randall, R. Babcock. Fifth row: T. Marshall, C. Kopp D. Oclgen, C. Aikens, G. Steinman, S. Cuff, R. Parks, J. Kent, D. Beard. Q... Furs? row Cy rrlw C an De Wrobleskl O Terwnlllger R ndall Woodard Second row Mass Carroll T Gulfus R Schram C LaForce E M rshall K Costello M Sullivan S Kclly R Golamb R Tlncknell Third row .l Malhews P Kappcsscr T Salusbury L Pennrd D Lyons K Robb V Blumer B Hawley A Kelchem Fourth row K Baker V Kosters D Trea1 L Cappey F Sulllvan E Ripley M Sullivan st row S ouley M Merrm S erby B math M H Wan e J Mea M Schnauber R Barnes Second row P Jones D Valentine J Garrlgan E Manland M Hutton M Kung C math R cock L s rd row a G Kirks B Prle P Marshall K Schaunber E Thomas L Phillips A Garharll E Forbes Fourth row G Buzlk K Krrstofuk K Lanzafame L Hardnng G Dickinson S S1ree1er VV 'M' K X ,, 4 L , - W 7 K T , , I 4 A . 0 I .5 at , .. , K ' K M' g .A-,A R ., 7 , . 1 - Ea? L tk 9 .. -I - I . ' : P, Sm' , . Pine, D, Blss, P. Ry , S. nnis, H. ', , ' ' P. 6 , J. . : ' , , ' , . , , , 5 r - - r - I U - f - , . ' . F : . 1 ff, Q 1 ,l I T O I C fy ,g K Fir : . C ' , , ' , . D , . S ' , S. iller, . dl , . d, . J. , . ' , . S ' , . Bab , . Park. Thi z C. B ll, . ' , , ' be, TEMPORARY SCHOOL BUILDINGS PARISH HOUSE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH f .gh 4, FIRE DEPARTMENT om-XDES METHODIST CHURCH ima- nrklg tr '. Z tl Kimi!!-U0 W-f.'fv 3 I O BE First row: B. De Shane, R. Barnes, D. Gates, E. Orser, K. Newcomb, R. Gould, C. Kappesser. Second row: Mrs. McGraw, B. Simkulet, D. Gleason, D. Huzar, T. Gasket, E, Weller, M, K. Lower, M. Blumer. Third rovv: S. Blanchard, K. Devitt, R. Edmunds, P. Robinson, P. Graham MRS. C. Taylor, P. Hawk, R. Stebbins, B. Jones. Absent: M. Neville, J. Matty, D. Turple. I s A5111-ff ' 4 K ,..,..:.f ey , First row: S. Morse, J. Mead, J. Eastman, L. Turner, M. Schoonmaker, R. Butler, R. Gould Second row: F. Smith, Mr. Fields, V. Post, N. Barber, R, Thomas, D, Dewey, N. Hook S. Keel. Third row: J. O'Connor, M. McGraw, J. Goodenough, R. Harmon, T, Atkins, R MR. Goodrich, K. Lamphere, S. Lewis. If 51' 713 me f--f rf-ff 'B Q' Furs? row B Hooper E Garrugan T Manrow S Halstead R Roberis E Cameron S Hubbard Second row Mr M rsch R Alnuf B Kefer B Frtzge Id P Canole o H Hewnf P Fatclverlc L Larrabee Thrrd row C Rayner R DeMoors S Beard J McMullen MR B Brewster Y Forest c wrrghs s show ,J f.'i.' ' Q 'iff Q our Furs! row R Ward, M Hanlon, E Newcomb P Look, J Swartlwoui Second row J Wyllre J Holdrrdge, G Osrrowskl, S Goodenough, R Mau, M Lee Thurd row Mrs Roblnson M Gnlfus B Jorolemon S Marr .I Tlerney,L Tallman, F' Brbbens Fourllw row N Halstead MRS. R J Valentine, D Hrrons, G Stott, M Sbuler, A Sheldon Absent S lsgar ,, N-V 1, X - 4 Q , ,ht - 13 '4 W ,l , , . 4, , - -. ' 7 F K 11 , - x 1 4, f f .' ' X 1 vw ei Q ' . l +151 R f'lf 1, P5 o Q' B ,gp ' ' lVQ15f .B - -f 1 v' '- ' Q.. 4 f N4 -- or f,.5,a rl Q ffvflg 1 at M .... ,rx Jr-, ll .. - . . 1 B-B , f R r iw. 7 LM '--M-..- . . 1' - .. . X 4? K, 5 . W . . ,, n ' fx x,.., X' A ll' ' : . , . ' , . , . , . , . , . . : . o , . , . i , . ' ra , . si, . . ' I 4 I ' ' I ' ' V ' ' 1 'si W 4 nf x W . P , T' 79 , . K v L kr I, UA VV i ' . ,Q t L. ' , ,V ' V' fL!,,.V ' ,, ,lf ' 5 l V F. .X 'A I 'r i , , ' If . W A . . . T' FIFTH GRADE MRS McS WEENEY Frrst row M Plunkett P Sheehan R Frtzgerald M Zeller J Fults Second row C Y rk L Ashby M L Buss J Jorolemon S OBrien B Forest Thrrd row Mrs MCSweeney C Zrmmer R Laoue S Nash R Sturgrs L Wheeler J Cameron Fourth row L Parkman D Blake D Cameron E Shuler R Devltt ...NN FIFTH GRADE MRS. FERRELL st row E rbes E Ra a J Boug M Hutchmson L Turner L Ya n Second row Mrs Ferrull R Berry C Grlfus D Manrow R Roblnson J Burke G Ashby rd w J OConnor R Ball W Forb G Nelson B Lasher H Merrrti D Hazer Absent S Ehrlich Y - ,U fl ,. or L 4 M , . f ., T V., 1, . V il' FS A 1 A fir? A ay , f S2 o A ,A , 9 . L .1 - 1. ' I Q. H' e fi A : , , . , . I , . , . . : . O , . , , . . , , , . , . . : , , . . . , . , . , . . . 5 5 1 1 L S N 1 3 W' W. . as rf - r b 4' -..- ,.... W3 .' K r . .. 'SL Y 'Q' L. .,. . V, . Fir p . Fo , . Barth, C. nd ll, . h, . ' . , , , . h , Thi ro : . ' , . , . es, . , . , . ', . . Y' 17' Ai Y rrst ow M er C ton S cr Wa cr B Kung Sccon row Babcock J Thomws S Blbbens R Bachmon H Svvarthout L Watkins S Emerson Third w B gcrald le cc Mss ca P c T c er M Lamphere F urth row J Bennett C Busey B K f K Bovvd L Sa es M Murphy S Faatz R Traver N Mott D Colvun First row: L. Ashby, R. Hinman, D. Guy, C. Schoonmaker, N. Townsend, J. Follett. Second vv: R. oan, . a, . ea , . P er, R. Cro , R. Halstea , C, Trice. Third row: . Buc anan, D, Butler, F, Goodrich, G. Goodelle, Mrs. Kinney, B. Curry, S, Kinnamon, C. Jones, J, Penird. Fourth row: J, Ogden, R, Willis, R. Prinz, D. Bliss, W. Coddy, M. Wood- cock, T. Dewey, G. Walker. HP' L1 is FOURTH GRADE S' 52,25 sg .2 n any M Barber Mrs Qurnn W C Lrndl owns oo cock L Nwslnolts W Barnes Sncond row M Blumer cr u vv Lnrlofr clwerrc C olmr P Gulfus J Stevenson Fou ne L S Jorop C Green Wccks Alossnt R Hayrncs L Smrth C Parker K Kanyon bv. up fu ' u sw I X in 5.5 3 Furs? row M Newcomb S Weatlwvrstorwe D Potler P Conley R Townsend J Blbbens cond row L cker yers a z ew Fnzgera C Aus um a d vv dy M ovnr Srnullw Mrs VVl1QLlCr R Manrovv MRS, clrerlc L lr vv er c J Woodwr D OConn Hanlon C lorclan l Hwrmon D Slot! K Kappossor 8- vw 1 A A ' 1 Q l is 4 K. 4 ' .2 X 4 ' . Q Hr.. ,yy 1, C, 1 'S . 'J ' .. U 1 ' 4 . A +5 ' . 'T' Q , A .' 'Ny X M K ifilrf r f' ' N A . N! ' 3 1 - : . 2 L ' 'Q r ' ,l 1 . , 5, W M , 1 D A 'P pf P ' 2 V K U I ' f .. v v v x P 4 r V' . 1 C rx - larsl- Hr r 1 . Kes I , D. nitlw, . Had , . Q , . . 2 z . E. Ba l , D, H k, E. ay , . Gates, B. Balch, D. Bak . Tlfrd ro 1 J. ' 'eld, P P'cl'1 , . , . , A. FST ' , . P X, , ' , . . rflw . ro 1 , Bn 1 , K. B f 1 , G. B , T. O'NriI, J, Kelly, . I-mon, . , S ' A 5 ,. ' ' gg, . , W 3 Q , , ' ,- 1 --1 A , . ' I 'ln ' s K- f f 1' Q . j U Q, '- l I I Q .Qi , .' . . xi' '- .' Ml L 7' lil If ' , 3 l , rr. - L A rx -:K-1 ' R b A li 5 in . ' -Q 'ri o X , ' ,x .. ' 'V f ' .I ,,,. . J x 1 A .H 4 '.. u . .'... .la.. ' a, ' fl Q. v.: , 0- 'V A 1. , -1 - Bl' q .gh 'S A A I 1 6 Sc A , . To , A. Mc A , D. Fa f, G. Cure r, J. ' ld, . b , J, C II. llnr ro : R. Moo , . Van Ho x, P. Randall, E. ' , . 'X , . , C. Fat ' , . Beac , H. Corwin. Fourth ro 1 J. Lirrl Lol l, . f d, . ' or, C. P bl A vt: V' ij LJQLQJ IX 'I .I . D Irst W M Ash I Abbott T CoIvIn B Jorolomon C Ausburn Sccon vv M oy? Lad on d sw S ly G Sumkulm Tlmrd row Ostus II er? ones I rs WIII7IdV1 I H D Kc BUTIU OIII W H J BVOO J CJIIILJ5 G M1ppL5 W Wcaiwcr no R Cuff Da y J RaIIcIoIpIw D Ta or Q5 O +:h5 5 ,7 '! 'A+ 'sw ififuz.. THIRD GRADE W ' ' U HO S HO LL.. IS Sw 2I.f?X.0W OILOLILOQIQ III UIIII JWLJA RIIILy U IIS I IIISIUHUJUDLLIIQ JC rWarI e,I lmlvop, A Pun d L Ku Icr E Prmbc Abscm P Stock W Buarcl I N , , , K D I A , rx: 4' - f' 'J '. A ' ' v , .,, I ly.. . V 0, Q , If ' . I . . i- .H , . V' - ' I , ' 5 ' H' , 1, ' , 4, 1 DJ jf x I I f I J. I gl i, ,, Q I J X is an i , . X ' 4 4 X I v N f . - R- ' l ,W U ' ' If . I S ev 'K . Q f . I v Q 1 K , . a iff 'JJ . P- ll q . 1 K . Y , ' I Jyw In .S 4 WA In I 'EI . . - 1 'I ' I - ' 4 w Q. V , . v- I . ' - ' ' ' 9 f , 'p A l is In I Q x f P 'h 1 .I - f, I ro . B. -urge, H. by, .. , . ' , . , . . d Io 1 . H , K. MI , J. Fiizg .I , C. A Iby, EE. Dye, .I. ca , . ' M ' P. K I , K. Ba k , D. J , S. Barwcs, M . WI ' , R. Guy, J. avvks, . Ilcr . M, I . F L I1 ro : D. Carwcr, C, OIIIICS, . ks, . D , . I I , , I sto , . , R. I , . , , yl . 3 .' ' i I ' .3 I ' A . ' A ' .0 - ' A . 5' I ' . 1 r 5 I I 1 M +- : 3 V J Y I Q xg v , J' 'A .I 6 Y . Y' ' . s W C V .. I 1.7 0 - KI .7 I . Q 4 .. .1 v 4 - , , a 9 I R -':f ,Q . A ' ' 1 Q' -. I.-I I ',,h . if . 'I - 'I . I I- , A If ' K If ' , L' v- ,' Q. .51 vt 'vw 'X 4 vm 'I - ' C151 k 90v-.gh - I L FA st ro : IQ. HI ICI ng, B, Sponcvr, S. yi, , yT, D, BI. I, D. B-5 . L' III r : J. Bib bcns, E. SIIcpIIc:rcI, B. D QIII, D. SIL-IIIIIIAII, J. SL-ms, I. BH I, . BIIICII. ' 1 C BJIIL I, J. Ryf , D. lay y Ink, G. Har 5, M , SII I.Ir, I.. H I I -y, If S4 IIQ d, K. B'ss . R. W . lo ro 1 . 'v - , G. B Hon, B. FI II, G, 'I ' Im, . dl T l 4 1 l --x l ,.f First row: J. Kelly, L. Forbes, D Walker, R Boone, C Phillips. S. Follett, W. Coyle, A. Wolford. Second row, S. Manrow, N. lee, S. Gasket, D. Dusinberre, J, Hutchinson, A. Gardiner, J. Valentine, E. Spencer, lhird row. S. Garlwartt, J, O'Ncil, J, Blowers, P. Cham- ' berlin, S. Jorolenian, Mrs. LaDue, B. Baker, E. Cunningham, D, Donahue, J. Riley, C. Matthews. -,,,,.f, First row: R, Coddy, C Nasholts, D. Coyle, J. Dusinberre, R. Sayles. Second row: M. Hawker, S. Sanford, R. Dusinberre, L, Potter, K. Gleason, G. Townsend. Third row: D. MRS. Gilfus, S. Sturgis, K. Piascik, S. Trice, M. Piascik, S. Lader. Fourth row: G. Sine, L. Forbes, R. Green, M. Lower, S. DeShane, Mrs, Tucker. Absent: G, Penird, R. Haymes, M. Rum- feldt, D. Rice, D. lsgar. X SECOND GRADE FULJSWI ?'Zi?VLTif E Ziff! 5TbflLifDN?21..F RBU 'rK WLL ETS. H ST ndlng D Dudrnck Miss Gardrner Absent D Gearhwrt K Mazzou P Moon J Vanwne M Wilcox 1111! HH M... 4. - .. .L .f1'.! ated P Bowen D Cheesenwn R Bl kg L :gon KC L Green vvster T Wolfangu J Maihgvvs M S 1 s L Hlldebran, Klumpp Standrng S Doyle R BLake L Phdhps J Ortovvskn K Graham P McMullen MRS. Mrs Stalk J Wrhnor D Hutchwnson B Robinson D bvvarthout R Walters X F u y - R J o i ' A Q Q V X . .N M ggi , fg , PPLL .L - 5 ' , y A . f Rf , , ., f K . x Y, A - .xx - ' ' s : . , . , . , . H 2, , 1 , . ' , . Iso Sec ro 1 . is , . 1 , . rcw , . , . Loo , S. Ykin, . her Third row: D. Wright, C. VYCLJS, M. York, G. Goodcilc. B. Whytv, L. Srurgus, M. Ryan N- wk .,,, M 'I I w 1' V :5ifi,3'5 K. if Q 1 3 . .X 9 Nw .x A cas If K S QA Y , N , H W . ,L ' fu- . 1 Sc 1 . , . ' 1 , . a 1, , Conn , F. Pncc, C. R fur, , , M Bre , . 1, . 1 . . Rywn, R. Bough, H. GMU, . ' T M 'Wi fn I- . A 'Wm. 'M' wp- 1 J JA J Y 5 ,rig R X xr' f , Frrst row: H. Parker, J Huzar, G. Grlfus, B Fausctt, C. Grrdley, J, Dye, R. Jorolemon Second row: J, Pamrnsr, H, Hnvvlwr, C, Hvvvrtt, VV, llalstcad, B, Holmes, R. Parker, K Clmmbsrs, R Baker. llrrrrl row: S lullwrop, J, Daly, S Abbott, B. Duyltt, C, Babcock, R MRS. Coyle, J. Saya, P. Blovxrlrs Fomllr rum: S, Hoyl, J. Oforrrrrr, E. Srmlmlul, A. Bmlcman, Nl Tlromas, C. Corlvy, L Mrllr'r,S.l3OlJlJull.Al35Qr1r D. Buzlvamarw, ll. Wclglw, n fl ll I 'fl' ll va 1 li? 'wa' Hrmtlrovvz Fl. Spencler, Pr Clifr, A. lCalI, T. lilriuk, J. Strvrrtvr, Demjis. Sccfnd rovvaarli Hams, l.. Smrs, G, Turlu r, K. Mrllrr, B. Blow, J. Slum, L. Smrtlw, Tlwrrd row. P. Babi Vx! Sclworrrrrnlwr, J, lrtllvlrr-lcl, R Mally, J. V.rr llurzyzgr, M, Brrglwt, D. Garlwarlt. Fourth row Mrs Barrow, R. Lawrnnco, C Hoyl, D. Moll, D. Dr-nslrzy, D,S.1ylos, l x J FSM. A.M. KINDERGARTEN MRS. LYNCH MRS. MOORE 1 . H. .. First row: D. Cartner, B. Hazzard, R. Hawker, K. Plunkett, P. Sayles, J. Babiarz, K. Ryan, D. Salisbury, M. Keel. Second row: D. Millis, Nl. Doyle, W. Bibhens, C. Pine, J. Hazelton, J. Hazelton, C. Hutton, E. Kappesser, E. Hattalla, Third row: T. McGraw, E. Jordan, L. Herbold, J. Lidcliard, M. Giltus, S. Jordan, R. Walker, E. Giltus, Cr. Kieffer, H. Faafz, C. Gridley. Fourth row: D. Bush, R. Heath, J. Dickenson, VV. Marr, D. Baran, F. Ball, B. A. Dusiriberre, D. Bibbens, D. Gardiner, E, Traver. Absent: K, Miller, D. Ashby, K. Fults, C. Klumpp. FLQMHQS V 2 35 P.M. KINDERGARTEN MRS. LYNCH MRS. MOORE First row: C. A. Haymes, G, Dye, P. Bloise, C. Cunningham, N. Piascik, D. Parks, P. Glea- son, L. Wolfahger, D. Randall. Second row: C. Lathrop, S. Wilmot, T. Brooks, D, Hosford, R. Gearhart, J. Bona, J. Beard, C. Van Ness C. Pickering. Third row: S. Ostrowski, D. Becker, N. Green, K. Rice, T. Ryan, L. Guy, W, Boone, D. Potter, D. Savage, J. Shepherd, H. Case. Absent: D. Stock, S. Fritz, F. Bright, R. Button, B. Wieczorek. rw g. ff f 'ffl Q -, -, f rl. 'A gi, I Y., 1 f 2' 1,1 I I- IN!! I OIJUI Pl VWIX J16 1 D454 1 L.: QA run 5' Av vp nf Q .-ly 1111 itil HL 1'5-n x..-...1g-. Y. +1 f hx 1 Q 11.1. 4.-4 yn 4 gi .uw :Ago ,. QI' SSAOI 'll' U' urn Q-we o' si 54-U X 'S x I' gi J ,lf if mx ,,, A'-ir, .f,...-v -.muvv vid! ' an ,I nl., ,fl-23 ky, 9 'BAL BM! 'Q llfbi ' ,aj GS? W tb? L-A lfn 1 ll lil-I I A-all Q1 If! 5 In 514: las: 1 IIA A Au. En X, I '14- klfflll .J as . I1 A- J an I lfii mm ' ' I' 0 '-70. 117 Auld I N 1 A 2 fd 6474 as .3 ll Ih in an - lf-V-V4 3 JIDBVALMJ 41: ,, -561117 A Ill? ill nnlv llll Y Ill ' ! . : my 13. 1 -QF aff 5 , -'x53+1 Kdilhv INUYIWU Z Illini :Ja ,, 17 'i' v-.aipq I 1.1. XE' uu- .rr ,-H 'fr-4 fv,uyf 'A up was 4 H Col nu Pl VI t 5031 f lffldf' ICYVI -L: 'Q' OVERNNENT ffl! 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P 1 ' 1 -' Q Q I - -sums r- H' ' r ' 1 Q 4' , . 5 '--, ' 9' 'P W . 044 A H- ' . - 1 E r, --r--5 ,N 5 ' ' :SQ I I 4 Ai ' .SQ ir 'lt' 2' r' 'L W ' , - f is-- Q, fx v . -D-1 . il' ' , - I. V - If-lla' Q N I 9A ' .'- . ' - . '- V . Qu jf! -J 7 T11 Tl: ,.,'QQ 4- ' ' J -- --A'-. V ,,-. ,,.,, -5, .43 ,A.,. N 1 L 'I , u -zqtz.. gl - LA - .' . ,-rg:-in-W rv: , I bk 1 I r..:.f, . , - . l q , y P ' ,,.g is If . .... , N . l J . . . 4 -' , , . . I x , , . xl, H qQ a, 4--- iw '--W 1 5 H k,,,,.-.-f-fx 6 Y H k . , 6 ,Q , .sys ' , 31: 1 1 .ef U, tgllff-' - Qs- ,A -'-- -- s .4 - ' - I l .x J I 1' ' n j . ZS E U if H f M' 'T Y W V ' - is 1 Io 7'-fx - 3' Q ' 1 fu. - .. .M .V x 1. W- -... 2 : X A ,q . , - 1 , , , -,, fy' mg vt ', K3 5 in ' ' , ,',, 1 2 ' .- 1 W E ,wif if ill? STUDENT CABINET Seated: B. Smith, Mr. Lampman, Advisor, E. Whitman, President, M. J. Shepherd, Vice President, S. Whitman, Secretary. Standing: H. Zimmer, Treasurer, J, Skvorak, Under Secretary, T. Short, P. Shepherd, S. Weller, K. Buchanan. The Student Cabinet's tirst order ot business was the carrying out of President Ned Whitman's promise to give the Junior High an equal voice in government. Locker inspections were held and a hall patrol organized to keep the upper halls in good order. These were not too popular but they accomplished their intentions. The Cabinet saw to it that the students enioyed themselves this year. Teen- canteens were again organized and Students' Day held. A new idea that was tried was an assembly given over to a basketball game between an lntramural- All-Star Team and the Junior Varsity. Some important legislation that was enacted were two bills changing the manner of class elections and an amendment restoring tull-year terms to Members ot Congress. Definite rules were drawn up for lntramural Sports. As this was written in February, the Cabinet's work for a third ot the year couldn't be included. But it was planned at that time to give Congress more power by revising several parts of the Constitution and to probe into the present method ot Student Government to determine its efficiency. The Cabinet has worked hard this year and hopes that it has done more than you expected ot us. I 'vw X. xx N Wgj ,Y .und SENATE Sitting: T. Johnson, K. Buchanan, M. J, Shepherd, P, Tierney, R. Hirons, P. Schoonmaker. Standing: K. Costello, A. Compton, S. Weller, C. Pine, G. Dickinson, T. Jeffers, E. Schoonmakcr, .W N... meatf .mar PN t 45 so 'ITT' s' 'XVII 'lg' 5' Jkff MM HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Front row: C. Robb, R. Golarnb, R, W:-Ich, M. O'NeH, P. Shepherd, R. Lconardt, C. Hazzard, S. Whitman. Second row: S, Coltey, G. Buztk, J. Post, D. Wottord, G. Harding, F, Hlnman, D. Lyons, L. Costeilo, R. Gates, R. Tincknell, N Hubbard, K. Mazzoli, Back row: R Streeter, P. Ritey, D. SchoJcr, R. Berry, D. Whit' man, R. LaForce, D. Short, J. Skvorak, M, Brewster, M Mlher, E. Ozark, P. Morse, S. Cartner. President HENRY ZIMMER Vice President EDGAR JOROLEMON Secretary JUANITA CHATFIELD Treasurer JAMES LIPPOLDT SENIOR CLASS As our tirst outstanding event ot the year vve elected co-advisors Miss Palmer and Mr, Gasket. We next elected the otticers: Henry Zimmer as President, Edgar Jorolemon as Vice President, Juanita Chattield as Sec- retary, and James Lippoldt as Treasurer. To represent us in the Congress we have Tresure Johnson and Penney Schoonmaker to represent us in the Senate and Priscilla Robb, Dick Streeter, Philip Shepherd, and Gail Harding to represent us in the House. For our proiects this year we had dances atter the football games, the Spaghetti Supper, the Christmas Dance and the Junior Prom. To add money to the slowly ebbing treasury, we sold stationery and cards. To dramatically climax our year we presented an annual Senior Play. To be different we again broke tradition and presented a realistic and moving play entitled Incident at Carson Corners. Thus we pleasantly ended our school days at Weedsport Central. Juanita Chattield President DAVID BOWDEN Vice President ESTHERJORDAN Secretary BARBARA TALLMAN Treasurer MARY JANE SHEPHERD JUNIOR CLASS The Junior Class started its year by electing David Bowden, President, Esther Jordan, Vice President, Barbara Tallman, Secretary, and Mary Jane Shepherd, Treasurer. To keep order and lead us on the right path we elected Mr. Struglia as our class advisor. As senators, Phyllis Tierney and Robert Hirons, and to represent us in the house our loyal classmates Gordon Weller, Diane Wolford, Robert Leonardi, Sue Whitman, Robert Welch and Ronald Berry. As money making projects vve held book reviews which were given by Mrs. McKenzie, we had a food stand at the football and basketball games and had dances after all home basketball games. Mary Jane Shepherd was elected editor ot our yearbook, Barbara Tallman, business manager, Sue Whitman, layout editor and Miss Palmer, our advisor. We made a big success with the Senior Ball vvith Connie Goodrich acting as General Chairman. Marcella Jorolemon President DAVID WHITMAN Vice President STANLEY WELLER Secretary CHARLYN PRATT Treasurer ROBERT LAFORCE SOPHOM ORE CLASS To start the new year off right we elected David Whitman to the honor of being class president and Stan Weller, the courage, to assist if necessary. ln need of a secretary we gave the position to Charlyn Pratt and we worthily trusted Bob La- Force with our huge sum of money. Stan Weller and Charles Pine are holding the fort for us in the Senate, while holding the votes in the House are Peg O'Neil, Bob LaForce, David Whitman, Don Schuler, and Douglas Short. We added a vast sum to our treasury by having a Sadie Hawkins dance. Among the many memories of the year we shall never forget Sophomore initia- tion. Donna Kinnamon Peg O'NeiI President GLENN THOMAS Vice President ROBERT PARKMAN Treasurer KAREN GRAHAM Secretary SUSAN TINCKNELL FRESHMAN CLASS We started the year off by electing Glenn Thomas as our President, Robert Park man as our vice president, Karen Graham as treasurer, and holding the pen, Susan Tincknell. For the Congress we elected Ann Compton and Tommy Jeffers as Sena tors, Lynn Costello, Carolyn Hazzard, Fred Hinman, Nancy Hubbard, Mike Miller Patsy Riley and Jimmy Skvorak as representatives. To keep law and order we chose Carol Cooper and Tommy Jeffers. For our advisor we depend on Miss Mc- Peak. To add to our class treasury, we made about S500 on our magazine subscrip- tion sale. On December 9 we entertained our fellow students and faculty by staging a Variety Show for our assembly program. Mary Hanlon Susan Tincknell SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS President M. HUTTON Vice President E. THOMAS Secretary M. KING Treasurer D. 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Y A b' 1 - -- --f 1 . it ' 4, w - 5 WA ' A 0 A I - U K za A l -. .- I'-0' ... W T, I in 5. .. . ' , .nv , if .. Q . 'M . m ' . E!! ' V ' 'K 14. , . 3 N , . gl L-..... ..........ML ....... .....'.. ' F o:-, ,' 1, Y : G , W... A ' I- , Q- Mn ' ' mf ...L....-.Q 5' .,,. 55 ' ,nl VARSITY FOOTBALL First row: S. Weller, J. Holihan, R. Barrows, H. Zimmer, R. LaForce, G. Dickinson. Second row: E. Whit- man, S. Baran, J. Nicoletti, G. Weller, P. Shepherd, J. Lippoldt. Third row: D. Bowden, B. Christopher, G. Mau, E. Maitland, H. Potts, Coach Morsch. Fourth row: W. Babcock, D. Randall, J. Zimmer, Managers. . 'l ff . i .I D' . .... - ..... ' J vvcs.-39 '--f . X ' I MORAVIAWQ5 F' ! ' 'V 3101-QM 9 v flu Aix' 9' N- J ' 4:11 .1 -9-pf. P a 9, av W x rw ffl, 'i',--f-'--c.?,Uvh -,,., Q L I , v. 9' 1137+ wh we 72571 . ,ny nik f x u. we A X i X 42? XC 'WY ,fd J L X XL? X X 'fy I X ff X c . f ,r . 72 ' it 3. 93 23 W S 6 W S 3l WCS 33 UNION SPRlNGS O PORT BYRON 25 HANNIBAL 26 WCS 32 WCS 37 WCS 49 CATO 21 SHERWOOD 7 SAVANNAH 19 E 1. INDIVIDUAL SCORES O Barrows . 75 f Weller, S. ,, 42 Holihan .40 Dickinson .,.. 31 LaForce . l5 Weller, G. 12 Zimmer Lippoldt TOTAL WM mx 'L Vu 71 'I f T. s , N ' 6 2 69 4 C , 5 T Q1 J?-Tlx, '55 cf as TENNIS TEAM Coach MR ABRAHAM S ndung M Hutton Mr Abraham Coach T Short Kneeling R Wtherell J Lnppoldr J V FOOTBALL Coach MR FIELDS Pemrd R Welch E Cartner R Morgan R DeForrest Thlrd row B Chatfzeld J Bankert R Parkman T Jeffers M Hutton L Costello Coach Fnelds ta ' : . , . , g 4 . ' : . i , , O l First row: G. Thomas, C. Pine, R. Berry, D, Jeffers, J. Skvorak, T, Blumer. Second row C. Crego, D N. 'xr VARSITY BASKETBALL Coach, MR. MORSCH First row: S, Weller, H, Zimmer, J. Holihan, R. Leonardi, R, Barrows, S, Baran. Second row: J, Zimmer, Manager, D. Randall, Manager, R, Welch, R. La Force, G, Dickinson, D, Bowden, E. Whitman, Mr. Morsch. SENI ORS First row: E. Whitman, P, Schoonmaker, R, Barrows, G, Harding. Second row: D. Spier, J. Holihan, M, Blundell, H. Zimmer. 1.1. XS? K 9 + Qt 4 Xa-f Q .4 .Q Avy 5' i Coach MR. FIELDS J. V. BASKETBALL First row: G. Weller, T. Blumer, H. Surdam. Second row: R. Donohue, R, Brown, G. Thomas, R, Parkman, J. Skvorak. Third row: T. Jeffers, Mr, Fields, C. Pine, D. Schuler, D. Whitman. Coach MR. BERLE JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL First row: C. Benedict, G. Smith, M. Sullivan, F. Hinman, M. Hutton, M. King, R. Golamb, R. Tincknell Second row: R. Pichany, J. Fatcheric, W. De Shane, E. Thomas, R. Bibbens, D. Lyons, D. Matty, K. Robb Third row: Mr. Berle, R. King, R. Ward, S. Leonards, G. Steinman, R. Baran, J. Goodrich nr r 'V' L f 1 Y, sz if Mies pm! N N A ,W 4 lg K I Ji' FQ n.. 9? 1 TNT r ,,'. .E . x xx f .v A 5 , Q I ,X . A T - ,NR 5 f 1 --. , Al... i, 3, Ui fl? ,f 'X xg' fb If Ax V, rf W' ff ff X3 Q, A 1. W X .Y rx A H, E 5,9 Coach MR. SNOW VARSITY BASEBALL F 1 row: Mr. Skvorak, R. Berry, D. Stremcr, J. Hoirhan, R, Barrows, H Z er, E. Whiirrmn, B. Babcock. Second row: G. Wollcr, R. Donahue, J. Sk o k S. Baran. D. Whitman, R L 4 R L Form, S. Wfrllf-r, R. Wcklv KQV? SENIORS A ,X YE 1 9, QQ . I r 7 fx X '7 1 Q W I X R X Z., ,A 1 A rf, X Q 'S' T in X is N. 7 i k K M x' A xi ' , r ,w ' U an X Q Exif l 593 1. a-1 ' ,ij fir F T row: R, Barrows, E. Whrfman. Soc- d ow' H Zrrvwmcr J, Holihzm R ST r N-. ..a VARSITY CHEERLEADERS M. BLUNDELL E. JORDON P. SCHOONMAKER-Captain G. HARDING C. GOLAMB D, WOLFORD D. SPIER J. V. CHEERLEADERS J, WETHEY B, WEBSTER C. CHRISTOPHER A. COMPTON M, J. SHEPHERD, Capfai si X T 2 BOYS' RIFLE TEAM First row: R. Steinman, D. Salisbury, C. Jennings, D, Stebbins. Second row: P. Gary, R. Witherell, Mr, Hutchinson, C. Bross. ' N i1 xv:x --'wi-Q-M N.- GIRLS' RIFLE TEAM Left to right: F. Backman, D, Bibbens, S. Holihan, B, Webster, G Harding, F. Backman. YI51' U ww..- I ,..g M. W H -W' -Y fvv' ..f',.,w. 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I' - , Band Drrecror MR STRUGLI!-X fb ffwra V A I f' X X fda W' f, an , KM-,WV as-.ag 'Nw MAJORETTES Left! rnghf J VVwlMams P Sclwoommaker C Golamb G Hardmg M Bhmde-IN 1' A ., ' '. - 'V VVAV Z ....L?AV Q. f My f ,V .. Rf , KJV? J, V-VM 5, M 7- 6, '? ' a f C , -'A-' - ,X V . f ,N 1 I 5 4 A f 4 f - . ' -. V . V V V V i V f V , t V V 5: V V 5 VV , V: V ' V V jf ' . Q - L J Q' R' 2 , ' L 9 , A 5' f X e 2 ' W -A ' . V VVVV I V V V .V , V V f VKVVV V V V1 G V 1 Y . ' A V . ,V Q X X o V K '3 F A , 5 . x A :V ' xx O , : . l I , , . , , , . . -'Kiwi' ,.,..wna A-Jil WvQnr -o W-N41 JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS .-nf K v 1 nr umm s P Jo! I vu r x B rw W rl er n nw v wan an I wbm n J Qu cbr- D C u L Pr-m uf ,,, Q4 Tina JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS mrs? W. . Q - 1, C Q us, I con, , , noi. .r , , w,w1 ,, . Q o'rQ7, . risfophcr, C. Copy., J. urke, Miss 'wr com row' i gms, , Donawe, N. Babcoc, Hariom, C. Marvav., D Lnwwzs C. Hafrws, E. Yczrgusorw, , r, . w, Mead, M. CMMS P 'Aorw K Buriwarvm 1 Coorlrirh, M. Bn-wefer, S Car1nf'r,C Ku-fer, D Grsfvu . GVSTB , N VOVJ2 ur .fa A 'Y Ji 4' 1 f! , .Q 'fn L: ' L' I ' f 1 9 1 ,1 .s V ' r , A .,, 41 .A .4 Q S 7 i i 4 -1 i X 4 .5 B ' . :: .4 ' GIRLS GLEE CLUB f J f .1 .r , 1 1 51 ow M Ofk a wan H Cor L B Moo C PHT J KYISTIEBTJOVICJW N Hubnr hm ard rss ner our ow rr rua Spur P Schoonw or R Panx GoJamb J 1 I 11 r 0 eesmwn Oro Qmon nr r W R le C Goodrlcw Oper M Beach M non Hman M L SMP er B Grlfu F Beckman 1 GIRLS GLEE CLUB 51 urs? row r U Oocuuou 1 usen wrrfwn nn A Con S Sw 1 d vm r ra L Com W B ens Ch esmin War Barnes D Klnnamon J Wefhey H Pruebe B Johnstod S Holnlwan S Smith Tlfurd row P ONell Acc ddy olford J nsku so o cs B War Jo on Gr rw J Las er A M Ryan -E I GQ L Q QW f far WM P4 P. 4999 rd' hm- Av gfww' lgvtm 53' pq llq, .IQ BOYS CHORUS sf ovv J ak 1 ar er r u na Sprer B Chalfreld C Jennln s L Costello M Sheean Second row B Donahue D Lyons K Robb T Jeffers J Balch W Marshwll e U on oam C ne r ovx War Hurons Nl Holton Carlner S Weller R Laforce R Leonard: G Drclcenson R Barrows D Penlrd J Nlccolettu W Babcock urth W H Zrnrner J B nkeri C Pune Ort :man ev: e Ba Christopher J Zumrner P OHara D Randall G.A.A. Fnrsr row S S1reLler,D VVolford,J DUfJZlIl9l4I S Conley, D LaDue Sncond row Nlrs Dove k Jordon, J Lasher Nl Shepherd, Nl Hanlon S Carlner . 4 1. B T 3, ily 'I . Q- B 1 2 5 f of 1- , 4 2 . , , K in as-,T . 3, 4 DQ -31? 4 Pl Q rd ' gi, Q Q- J fm' ,W . V . ' kia -Q QL Sk jf, Lili Ui' A 71 f r 1 , -To N 1' . T f k . - . K. K I v .9 an-.P f T ,fu K 4 A 5. N K 5 ,. W ' 1-.J-., va af . 4 I 51 'X B are ' , Fir r : . Slcvor , R, Brown , P, G y, G, Bank 1, M . Str gl' , D. ' , . ' , . ' g , S, K lly, K. Costello, M. H 11 , R. G l b, R. Tin k ll. Thi d r f: B. d, R. ' , . , E. Fo ro : . i , . a , . ' , R. Berry, T. Sh , D. Whlf , R, N 'll , S, ran, B. l l This, as the first full year of the National Honor So- ciety, has been an experimental one. As one of its proiects the society has helped other schools that have been interested in forming National Honor So- cieties. Membership in the National Honor Society is limited to fifteen percent of the Senior Class and ten percent of the Junior Class. Selection is made by faculty members on the basis of scholastic rank, leadership qualities, character traits and service to the school and community. The Senior members of the National Honor Society are: Edwin Whitman Audrey Schoonmaker Edgar Jorolemon Philip Shepherd The Junior members have not as yet been elected for this year. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Left to right: Mr. D'Antonino, Advisorg E. Jorolemon, J, Chatfield P Shepherd N Whitman P Schoon maker. .lui SPARKLER STAFF Seated: G. Harding, P. Schoonmaker, J. Chatfield, D. Spier, Standing: M. J. Shepherd, E. Jordon Mss Palmer, C. Christopher, D. Wolford, J. Ward, J. Dudzinski, N. Whitman, J. Ozark. Back row: K. Mazzol S. Tincknell, M. O'NeiI, E. Jorolemon, P. Shepherd, D. Bowden, C, Goodrich, B, Tallrnan, P. Tierney S Whitman. Advisor Editor Assistant . Head Typists Production Managers Circulation Manager ., Assignment Manager Art Editor . . . Assistant .. .... . . Sports . Jokes Static .. .. Senior Interviews Treasurer Senior Report .... Junior Report Sophomore Report . Freshman Report .. .. . . Seventh and Eighth Report Club Reporter ...... .. .. MISS PALMER JUANITA CHATEIELD PENNEY SCHOONMAKER JUANITA CHATFIELD GAIL HARDING DOTTIE SPIER PHILIP SHEPHERD EDGAR JOROLEMON CONNIE GOODRICH . . JOAN DUDZINSKI . CAROL CHRISTOPHER PENNEY SCHOONMAKER SUE WHITMAN NED WHITMAN DAVID BOWDEN ESSIE JORDAN . CONNIE GOODRICI-I . NJANICE OZARK JACKIE WARD . ESSIE JORDAN JANIE SHEPHERD .. DIANE WOLEORD DOTTIE SPIER JUANITA CI-IATFIELD , PHYLLIS TIERNEY .PEGGY O'NEIL SUSAN TINCKNELI. , KATHY MAZZOLI .. BARBARA TALLMAN DRAMATIC CLUB Furs! row P Schoonmalcer J Cheeseman J Ward G Hardung H Zimmer P Shepherd E Jorolemon S Holnhan S Whvtman E Huzar Second row E Whstman D Benneit Miss Palmer R Jorolemon J arfncld J poldt vx e S or P Cheeseman on an S an R Hlrons R Strec er nes odruch M ach n W u Je ers P Tlernc NFS DEBATE CLUB Fnrsf row Mlss Palmer J Chatfreld E Jordon B Tallman M J Shepherd J Ozark P Sqhoonmqker J Ward P Tierney Second row P Shepherd J Hol han R Neville T Short D Bowdan C Go rr h E Whltrnan KK uf' ir A. , . .. pr: gg 1 Ai K B 11. If x x , :L ., N 3 3 i .. 4 5 ,W 1, - , SK I v Ch , . Llp , R. Isle 'II , T. h 1, . , J. H l'h , J. ulliv , . ' , . Y , L. Jo , C. Go ' , . Be , L. Gree . Back ro : J. C cldy, P. Drable, T. ff , . ' y, R. Wntlnorell, M. Jorolemon, B. Melvin, J. Ward, C. Christopher, B, Ward, B. Tallman, S. Ward, J. Ozark, x, itf. . ! ,. ,V M l.l2QJJ cr Q. ,M L , si A V S f' f Y . ,I . . 3 z ' , X, . my . ,-'L A 1 - I - 2 . . - i , . ' , . , . 2 , , od BLOCK W CLUB Scared J Lrppoldt D Sprer M Blundell Mr Skvorak P Schoonmaker G Harding H Zimmer Second w R Barrows C Golamb E Jordon D Wolford R Berry R Hirons E Whitman Third row Slreeler R LaForce S Baran R Leonaror J Holihan P Shepherd S Weller D Randall W Babcock G Wellcr R Wrtherell R Welch nl' S RIFLE CLUB First row: P. Morse, F. Beckman, T. Johnson, D. Whitman, G. Harding, C, Jennings, E. Ferguson, T. Salis- bury. Second row: Mr. Hutchinson, S. Holihan, B. Wcbslcr, S, Hawley, J. Derby, C. Copp, M, Chrisa fopher, D. LeDue, R. Gates. Third row: D. Bibbens, P. Gary, J. Goodrich, T. Nlarshall, J. Whyte, P. Kap! pcsser, C, Ball, R. Pichaney. Fourth row: M. Treat, R. DeForres1, D, Stebbins, D. Salisbury, R. Steinman R. Baran, C. Bross, R. Wirherell, A. Rosccrans. WEDNESDAY NIGHT BOWLING CLUB First row: R. Wood. Second row: D. Sheedy, A. Ryan, B. Ward, B. Johnston, L. Taylor, S. Balcom, C Doan. Third row: M. Miller, N. Hubbard, L, Costello, Wm. Blackman, D. Matty, C, Hazzard, B. Moody Fourth row: R. Kenyon, B. Chatfield, R. Barber, C. Crego, R. Jorolemon. THURSDAY NIGHT BOWLING CLUB Flrsl row: Miss Klumpp, M, Blundell, J. Holihan, C. Golamb. Second row: R. Witherell, R, Barrows, H Zimmer, G. Colvin, J, Williams, J. Zimmer, J. Lippoldt, R. Welch. Third row, D. Crego, S. Corfield, M Depew, J, Dudzinski, J. Ozark, J. Ward, S. Holihan, D. Bennett. Q: COMMERCIAL CLUB First row: L. Green, D. Kin-wanton, D. Bennett, B. Ward. C. Moody. Second row: B. Johnson, N. Trias, M. Fitts, M. Beach, J. Browneii, J. Cuddy, P. Drabie, P. Ciweescnmn, Third row. J. Ciicesernan, P. Quinn, M. Depcvv, D. Crego, J. Abraham, N. Garrigan, S. Corfieid. LIBRARY CLUB First row: W. Hamilton, C. Robb, M. Miiier, Miss Carpenter. S, Baicom, E. Hozar, P. Morse. Second row D Green, B. Manrovv, N. Babcock. D, Penird, A. Goodenough, R. Gates, S. Yahn, J. Burke, C. Kiefer M, Christopher. Third row: R. Jorolernon, W. Burke, R. Wiilis, R. Kenyon, W. DeShanc, B. Donahue, C Cooper. s o FFA Holdmg Banner Robert Wood J Whyte Furs? row A Parker J Gnlfus R Gustavson Mr Fmley K Fms W Blackman Second row J Kunnamon R Jorolernon J Gulfus C Crego D Gates W Burke Thnrd row R Gnlfus F Green P Baker J Banker! D Kuefer D Copp ,MJ vmgga F4 TJ 4-H Fursf row K FnT1s,D Copp, A Parker, P Holdrudge Second row M Goodell, W Blackman, R Gulfus D K1efer,J Balch, Mr Flnley gs if 5 A 1 R- ' . V-M xv M , ,Q-0 V yi K ' fi V1 m ' NN-N.. w x 1 I . 1? -ffl-Q Q-- fgafgzl 31 WE WISH TO THANK Mr Fred Burlnngame Proprietor of Day Lee Photo Servlce tor his generosuty patience and advice ID makzng our Yearbook a better one Mr Edward Ward manager of H L Green 81 Co for hrs assrstance and help ID maklng the Sensor Ball of V755 a great success Mr and Mrs Harry Mau Mrss Geraldrne Palmer and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs r and Mrs Gary D Mack Cec1lColv1n Charles Shepherd Ceasar Struglla Joseph Bates Samuel S D Antonrno PA TRCNS Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Peter Ozark Harold Whrtman Charles Cuslck Harry Butler Elaine and Walt Rubenau Mrs Lrlllan Blundell Mr and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Rnchard W Hardung Leland B rlcorn Wllllam qulllvan Miss Mane McPeak Mr and Mrs Otis MacDonald Mrs James A Stern Mr and Mrs Donald Robb and Mrs James Busey Paul Cortueld and Mrs and Mrs l r and Mrs and Mrs Mr and Mrs Fred Streeler George R Oakes Earl Zlmrner Paul Doran Howard Llppoldt M ss Vrrgunra Mlller Mr and Mrs Bernard Sloan Mlss Muldred Carroll Miss May B Gilbert Mr and Mrs CharlesA Wright Mr and Mrs Austin Dove and Mrs and Mrs Harold E La Douce Joseph Moody Halt s lce Serymce Mr and Mrs Joseph Berle Mr and Mrs Kenneth Heffernan Conners Esso Statron E T Ross and Son Bull s Atlantlc Station Carl s Serylce Statlon Follette Coal 81 Gas Hendrrcks Orl Company Mr and Mrs Leland Jorolemon Kosters Radio 84 Teleylsuon Mr and Mrs Harmon Chatfleld SDONSORS I Mr. . . . . A Mr. . ' ' . . Mr, . ' Mr. ' . ' . ' ' M . ' . . . ' . ' Mr. . ' A Mr. . 5 , ' A Mr. . ' ' c ' , , ' Mr, and Mrs. Charles W. Witherell , . ' Mr. . . , , Mr. . Mr. . H Mr. ' '. . Mr. . - - Mr. . - , J 'Vl . . ' - - Dr. . U I ' A W W' h +h CLASS fI956 V LEONARDI MANUFACTURING COMPANY aFa adOae 6 IS 6 O H1 ery Besf fL lc Weedspor+, New York Spring Sn p r mes n rn m nts PEPSI COLA AUBURN BOTTLERS INC 27 Wallace Ave Auburn N Y Complrmen+s of Tl'lea+er Open Dar y 00 +o l200 PM WEEDSPORT RECREATION CENTER Bowlmg Sunday 0 SANDWICHES AT ALL TIMES Open Bowlmg Every A'F'rernoon 3 00 600 PM Excepf Wednesday and Thursday WEEDSPORT NEW YORK MORSE GENERAL STORE GLF SenneH' Phone 2 O98l New York 'l 3: 0 3: +0 0 l2:00 P.M BORST B ROTH ERS EveryI'I1lng 'For 'I'l1e Farm DIAL 2 553I II2 Clarlc SI Auburn A Complele Musical Service HICKEY S MUSIC STORE 330 E SI'aI'e S+ree+ ITHACA NEW YORK Phone 4 IIOI Available al' Farm Delivered GIBBS DAIRY FARM Grade A Pasfeurlzed Mull: and Cream Dual 3 6530 253 Nor+I1 SI' Auburn N gi A A Nb ALS SHELL STATION Norfh Seneca SI'ree+ WEEDSPORT NEW YORK Where Service is Our Business INC. ' ' I . . . N. Y. ' - 0 I QQ!! or . , .Y. is J- A-I . I K - Ig .Y I I I lllil in .-.... I , ..-,:, Q s XY -L Z4 'N CLEAN AS A l'I0lIND S TO0TH That s how It s true' New twm act on Mobllheat Mobllheat w1ll not only help keep your mn burner sedlment free but wxll actually re- duce sedxment already present fewer servlce calls lower fuel and re- Enjoy trouble free automatlc heat o I I pan' bxlls wxth new twxn action Mobllheat Keeps your Burner System' CHRISTOPHER 8: WRIGHT INC Dlsfrlbutors SOCONY VACUUM PRODUCTS AUBURN N Y WEEDSPORT N Y Telephone 2 3I7I Enterprise 943I f I I 'U' Q I I ll ' ' If clearjs ae itlburns. Continuous use of . D . - . 0 ' - - ' . . . - 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 I 0 Compllmen+s of D C AND C G JONES Insurance of All Types Phone 732I 52 NORTH SENECA STREET WEEDSPORT NEW YORK Congra+ula+lons D O Class of 56 Coal Feed and Seed Builders Supplies Pn++sburgh Pam+s WEEDSPORT NEW YORK WEEDSPORT, NEW YORK l'o l'l'1e ERNEST BLUMER, Prop. Congrafulahons INTERNATIONAL MOTOR TRUCKS ParI's Sa es Service CHAMBERS BROS Phone 3 626I 60 Van Anden SI'ree+ Auburn New York or a reamrer Tasting Milk It s RYLEA HOMOGENIZED VITAMIN D Phone 3 6283 Auburn New York - -I F C . . .,., I Q fi I . I COMPLIMENTS of WHITMAN AND ROBINSON S'reeI Fabrica+ors PHONE 636I WEEDSPORT, NEW YORK WHITMANS HARDWARE INC The Sfore Where Good Hardware IS Noi Expensuve FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES GENERAL HARDWARE PAINTS VARNISHES PLUMBING WIRING COMPLIMENTS of BARANS WEEDSPORT SUPER MARKET Your One Sfop SI'ore Groceries and Fresh Meafs Free Deluvery PHONE 73II WEEDSPORT N Y I I U I ll ll Comphmenfs of M J ALMSTEAD Op'rome+rls+ WEEDSPORT New YORK UPHOLSTERING emem REASONABLE PRICES Call MANLEY ERB 34 Washmg+on S+ree+ PHONE 674I Weedspor+ N Y CONGRATULATIONS 'ro +he CLASS OF 1956 From GERTRUDE MARSHALL BRUTUS ROLLER MILL Phone 6I2I Weeclspori' New York For QuaIi+Y X COMPLIMENTS s Xfi' hgavxha ga e KINNEY FUNERAL E W HAZER Plumbmg Heahng Weeclspori' New York Appliances Phone 763 I Weedsporf COLVIN DAIRY Weedspor+ New York 6 Deliver Dal y I WEEDSPORT PORT BYRON and JORDAN ld X A of fv .O Q G + -4 H' A+ HOME My rf W 0 'I n - Y COMPLIMENTS OF Your Frlendly BLUE COAL Dealer BORST 8: SON Weedspori' New York AIRCRAFT Sales and Service WHITFORD S AIRPORT J A wa-HTFORD Prop COMPLIMENTS GUY H LANPHERE QH XR0ly1 E55 in-v Phone 6940 Weedspor+ Weeclspori' New Yor CONGRATULATIONS from LARRY TUCKER, Mgr. Auburn New York AUBURN COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY H wy' of ., 6 1 1 ' 1, k Besi' Wishes +o +he Class of l956 W 0 W I5 EAST BRUTUS WEEDSPORT NEW YGRK vgfzffwwg H w WEEDSPORT LIQUOR STORE CompIlmen+s of Fme Llquors CHET AND ANN an GOLAMB Wmes WEEDSPORT HOTEL ' A I 40 SOUTH SENECA Weedsp ri' PETER J PYSNACK Prop A BOARD OR A COMPLETE HOME For El+I1er ee CHAPMAN LUMBER COMPANY DOORS WINDOWS ROOFING MASON SUPPLIES LUMBER MILLWORK Weedspor+ N Y Phone 6I9I CI if 5f'f4 , .,,,, '- ll ll S Weedspori' New York ST. O . , . IJ IIEWI s S , I as , . . CompIimen+s of VAN VLACK, INC. Makers of VAN'S PRIDE BREAD and O'II1er Baked Goods AUBURN NEW YORK CompIlmen1's of WILLIAM E BOULEY CO INC General Contractor AUBURN New YORK I F EI Ca 1956 FORD Weedsporl' C E MINER New York 0 .' . he in s r of Hs ieIcI , ,r,., . ,.,r I .,,r.. V Howe Agency II' Pays +o Know Howe GENERAL INSURANCE WEEDSPORT NEW YORK COMPLIMENTS OF SMITH AND STICKNEY DAVIS BUILDING l54 Eas+ Avenue RocI1es+er 4 N Y HamlI+on 0364 Es+abInsI1ecI I922 Complumenfs of HIRON'S LUNCHEONETTE WEEDSPORT New YORK Regisfered ArcI1i+ec'rs and Engineers soon Luck SENIORS' THE H L GREEN CO Ab NY The Modern Th rltt Department Store FOR ALL THE FAMILY , . Compliments ot 73 Genesee Street u urn, . . CompI1menI's of li JL 2 RR in 53,37 FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 24 N Seneca S+ OTIS JOROLEMON COmpInmen+s of AND SONS 43.5 S HOLIHAN s QE-3 4nsf NEW HOLLAND NEW IDEA AND ONTARIO DRILLS Sales and Service TV Sales and Service HAY WEEDSPORT New YORK STR AW GRAIN WEEDSPORT NEW YORK CompIImenI's of George E. Wethey Plumbing HeaI'ing WETHY'S GAS SERVICE Mefered or Tank PHONE 6696 WEEDSPORT NEW YORK If I II iii! SAGER'S FLOWER SHOP 'f' 4'1- I fllffllll' 4' DONETTA S GIFT SHOP The Frnendly S+ore We G e d Redeem Red Sfamps PHONE 627I 29 NORTH SENECA STREET CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF l956 T S GREEN STAGE EQUIPMENT COMPANY Wood Bulldmg Syracuse N Y McWETHY'S TIRE AND BATTERY SHOP Pain'I's, Oils and Varnishes AUTO ACCESSORIES SPORTING GOODS Agency for WETI'IERILI.'S ATLAS PAINT 30 Nor'I'I1 Seneca S'IreeI WEEDSPORT PHONE 705I NEW YORK ill? L .HV I Q in I I I me H ITT rg ll - II I I sl ,y I4 'f TJ IV an , -If ,. LW II I .r Z? , '6 4: Q MIG , ' LQ - I -I . C O O O , . . CompHmeMs of BREWSTER DRY CLEANERS O'HARA'S WEEDSPO RT 6 76 CD I+y G5 COMPLIMENTS OHARA CUDDY 81 BISHOP DOLPH S FURNACE STREET MARKET AT THE PRICES YOU CAN AFFORD M + P Phone I uai rocedes a+ of I I I A Working Man's Markef ea rovisions WeedsporI' Service S+a+Ion BILL vess. Prop. an .3 mf ,. 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