Wellsville High School - Sonnontouan Yearbook (Wellsville, NY)

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Canisius College Alfred U. Alfred U. ca Houghton College -Jw-lin xx' Q.. How can we introduce the faculty? These people have done more than any others, with the exception of our parents, to shape our minds and personalities. They have instilled in us, a respect for knowledge, an appreciation of learning .... or, at least, we can give them an E for effort. 0 0 0 , 1 I Y I Standing PETER RODENRYS, B. S., M, S. Albany State Teachers College Seated MARY SIMONS, B. S. Syracuse U. EVELYN ALDRICH, B. S., M. S. Geneseo, Alfred U. ' WILLIAM MOURHESS, B. S. Oswego State Teachers College , 11 rt ' . -.01 ESTHER HART, B. A. JESSIE EHRENZELLER, B. A., U. of Buffalo, Cornell CHARLES D. FULLER, A. B., Ohio U., New York U. NELLIE WOODRUFF, B. S., Oswego State Teachers College MARY TREMAINE, B. A JOYCE FORSYTHE, B. A., M A Keuka College, Alfred U MARY K. BAKER, B. A., M. S. In HERMAN KOHNKEN, B. S., M A Buffalo State, Cornell U 2. ,. DON H. RICHARDSON, B. A. M Ed Hobart College, Syracuse RUTH UPSON, B. A., M. A Elmira College, Syracuse U WILLIAM LEEBER, M. Ed Alfred U. JAMES GILMARTIN, A. B., M A N New Jersey State Teachers College A Syracuse U. JOHN STEVENSON, B. A., M A Albany State Teachers College GEORGE KAY, A. B. iff at .. l

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The delicious smells that woft through the hulls at noontime, are the crea- tions of the cafeteria staff, whose iob it is to feed a crowd of hungry sav- ages at l2:OO. Left to Right Row 1: D. Groves, F. Woods, C. Ackerman, L. Hetzel lManagerJ, E. Hambridge. R-Yvt, - 1 These are our school housekeepers. The work of our jonitors continues long af- ter we have left the halls for home. Cleaning up after us is no small taskl Left to Right: Row I: H. Meyer, P. Llewellyn, L. Peaslee, E. Ransom, C. Starr, R. Hand iHead custodiani. Is it really a fact that os soon os we enter a bus, the worst in us emerges? From pin curls ond sleepy eyes in the morning, to wild energy and incessant chatter in the afternoon, the bus drivers gain enough experience to be outhor- ities on teenage behavior. Left to Right: Row 1: J. Fortner, L. F. Clark, L. Bianco, E. Flanagan. Row 2: R. Wilcox, G. Tag- gort, G. Towner, R. Rogers, D. Stout, W. Simons.

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DONNA COX, B. S. Lock Haven RICHARD KISHLAR B. Brockport JANICE EWELL, B Cortland RICHARD LYON, B. S Springfield S., M. .S. MS. S. f 0 0 X 'sg .ge ANN CRETEKOS, B. S. 'Cornell University .IULIAN CARTER, B. S. Cornell University PAUL FORD, Vocational Ed. Buffalo JOHN ALLEN Oswego State Teachers College EDWARD BARTEL, B. S. Buffalo State Teachers College A. ROBERTA BAUMUNK, B. S. M, S. Mansfield, Syracuse U. AUDREY MARKLE, B. S. Mansfield State Teachers College ADELBERT PURGA, G. A. B. S., M. M. Ithaca College, Michigan JOHN MOLINARI, B. S., M. M. V. S. Potsdam, Syracuse U. VERNON LARSON, B. F. A. IPaintingl Syracuse U., Kansas City Art Institute GLADYS TRESIZE Public System Art Syracuse U.