West Canada Valley High School - Wecava Yearbook (Newport, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1956 volume:

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After graduation the individual's success depends upon his own ambition, resourcefulness, and ability to make use of his previous training. May our success truly be an inspiration to those following us. We are especially inspired by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, the Salz- burg genius, whose music has communicated divine truths for two hun- dred years. His feeling for beauty, his eagerness for learning, his earnestness in studying, provide thought-arousing goals for us to fol- iipgggfi eg HVJJJ v .1LlJ il Dedication Mr. Gustav Koch It is with pride that the Senior Class dedicates the WECAVA to the man who has given WEST CANADA its first Intervalley League Basketball Champi- onship in sixteen years, Coach Koch. He has not only coached the championship team, but has advanced the athletic department of the school immeasurably. His fearless leadership and his inspirational encouragement to all students are something that we shall long remember. Appreciation Mr. K. Daniels Mr. G. McConville We, the Class of 1956, wish to express our sincere appreciation and thanks to Mr. K. Daniels, our Sophomore and Junior Glass advi- sor, and to Mr. G. Mc Conville, our Senior Class advisor. We realize that both have made our last three years profitable, and that we can never repay the debt we owe for the time, energy, and advice they have given us. Therefore we take this means of expres- sing our sincere gratitude for their combined efforts. Vs FACULTY Vi gui JV! Q, 9' 4? HE, 9 F O X f ' x X XX If I, 'y. J' 1 + 1- 1- 1' + -r 1' 1- + 1' + + + + +- '+ + i' + + + + 'I' -I' -I' + -I- -I- -5' 'l' + + ,+- l I kk -v l +1--4.5 'I I -I ' I l Administration W Mr. Arthur Whaley, Supervising Principal Mr. Samuel B. Denison Mr. Frederick Walsh Junior - Senior High School Principal Elementary Grade Principal n Mr . Samuel Denison Principal Mr. Friedmann Miss Smith and Hrs. Carney 2 f wfff Mr- Cramer Mr. iY1cConvil1e is , ssk. r Pslis is ,K v:,, Mrs. Carlough Mrs. Enron Buck Q Zi QW 5 X sm 3 les Mr. Reardon Mrs. Ellis Miss Yale Mrs. Van Kuren Miss Sharon Mrs. Smith NEWPORT BUILDING Mr. Fred Walsh Princilnl - a A - :, P -1 Miss Hout Mrs. Thomas V . . Ai 2 in A E, , A 57 3 - -f me ' w 'xws.. ' K Mrs. Colburn MTS- Helmenr Coach Koch Miss Farrell and Miss Balver Front row: Miss R. Smith, Mrs. Slater, Mrs. Osborne, Miss Townsend, Miss Folts, Mrs. Ballardj Znd row: Miss Kelhi, Miss Ives, Miss C. Smith, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. N. Thompon, Mrs. Gienke, Mrs. Howley, Mrs. Dygert, Mrs. Marshall, Mrs. Olmsted, Mrs. Bowen. School Personnel Mr. Moody, Mr. Bradbury, Mrs. Helrner, Mrs. Windecker Mr. Dise, Mr. Farrell Mrs. Dise Mr. Mc Laughlin , o Mrs. Crego, Mrs. Wlndecker, Mr. Ervm, Mr. Mason Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. Crego Mr. Olmsted bb fQ Senior Class ,, I , Aj K I 'f Mr. McConville Advisor P. Maxwell, P. Grzanowicz, R. Slater, J. McPherson N. Gould, J. Snyder M 1 lfront row: B. All, A. Gould, J. Grimmer, A. Gorinshek, J. Reardong 2nd row: N. Gould, J. MZ: Pherson, R. Slater, P. Grzanowicz, P. Maxwell, Mr. McConvi1leg 3rd row: E. Geviss, B.Franz D. Heh'ner, J. Miller, L. Helmer, S. Edwards, C. Moore, E. Przelstrzelskl, J. Snyder,S.Zacek Will someday teach our kids in school. Cheerleading 2,3,43 Intramurals l,2,3,43 FHA l,Z,33 Playdays 1,2,3,43 Chorus lg Senior Play 43 GAA 43 YearbookStaff 4. Intramurals l,2,3,4Q Junior Prom Committee 33 Safety Patrol 13 National Honor Society 3,43 Senior Play 43 Chief 4. BETSY ALL l lIBetsll Betsy, sweet, petite, and cool, SANDRA EDWARDS Sandy Sandy is our studious gal, But still she's everybody's pal. Playdays 3,43 GAA 4s Yearbook Editor-in- BARRY FRANZ Barrie Barry is from out of town, He is the Seniors' clown. Chorus l,Z,33 Student Council 23 FFA 2,33 Hall Pa trol 33 Senior Play 43 Senior Ensemble 33 Junior Prom Committee 3. EDWARD GEVISS Eddie Eddie and his carefree way, Always has something to say. Visual Aids l,Z,3Q Chef's Club 1,23 Dramatics Club 13 Chorus 1,4j Manager Basketball 2,32 Hall Patrol 3,43 Junior Prom Committee 3s Senior Play 43 Art Club43 Manager of School Store 4. ANNE GORINSHEK llAnnell Anne is the girl from the farm, She's a lass with lots of charm. Senior Play 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Playdays 3,45 In- tramurals 3,4. ALMA GOULD IIMOII Alma once was very Now see that Come-hither gleam in her shy Cheerleading Z,3,4g l,Z,3g Piano 3, 45 Yearbook Staff 4, Vice President 35 Senior Play 4 National Honor Society 3,45 Office Aid 3,45 Senior Ensemble 3,4g Music Festivals l,Z,3,4gJr. Prom GAA 4. Chorus 1,Z,3,4g Band 1,Z,3,4g Intramurals l,Z,3,4g Playdays eye NORMAN GOULD Il Spike. Oh! boy! What a honey. All he asks is, Where's your money? Basketball l,Z,3,4g Baseball l,Z,3,4g Soccer 3,43 FFA l,Z,3,4g Class officer l,3,4g Visual Aids 2,33 Press Club 3,4gBand l,L,3,4g Chorus l,Z,3,4g Var- sity Club 3,4. JOANNE GRIMMER IIJOII Our black-haired Jo -an artistic lass, Always shows up in her Art class. Chorus l,Z,3g F.H,A. 3g Senior Play 4g Art Club 4g Yearbook Staff 4, Playdays l,Z,3,4g Safety Patrol l Z5 Jr. Prom Committee 33 Intramurals l,2,3,4. PATRICIA GR ZANOWIC Z llpatll Pat has a brain we all know It will make her lots of dough. Chorus l,2,3,45 Band 2,3,45 FHA l,2,35 DAR Good Citizen 45 Intramurals l,Z,3,45 Playdays l,2,3,45 Yearbook Staff 45National Honor Society 3,45 GAA 45 Corresponding Secretary 45 Piano l,2,3,45 All State 45 Music Festivals l,2,3,45Senior Play 45All County Music Festival 4. DAVID HELMER uporkyn We think of red when Porky goes by, Truck, hair, and cheeks, but amighty nice guy. Chorus 2,3,45 FFA 2,3,45 Manager of Basketball 2, 35 Senior Play 45 Safety Patrol 35 Hall Patrol 35 Band 3,45 Varsity Club 3. LINDA HELMER llLinll Linda claims she's going to college, But is it to increase her knowledge? Intramurals l,2,3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Chorus l2,3,4 5 Girls Ensemble 45 Cheerleading 2,3,45 Secretary 35 Senior Play 45 GAA 4 -Secretary5 Playdays 1,2 3,45 Jr. Prom Committee 35 Science Club 3. PAUL MAXWELL Paulski Paul's the bachelor of our class, But he'll fall for some cute lass. FFA 15 Baseball l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Soccer 3,45 Track 2,3,45 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Chorus 2,35 Science Club 2,35 Varsity Club 3,45 Secretary 25 V.P. 45 Assistant Treasurer l5 Yearbook Staff 4. JANET TE Mc PHERSON llJanll Janette is our Scdztish lass, Who brightens up our Senior Class. Chorus 1,2,3,43 FHA l,2,33 Cheerleading Z,3,4Q Yearbook Staff 43 Senior Play 43 Intramurals 1,2, 3,43 Sr. Ensemble 33 Girls! Ensemble 43 Hall Pa trol 33 GAA 43 Prom Committee 33 Safety Patrol l,Z. JANE MILLER llJaneyll Janey is the Middleville riot, Now she's gone, school is quiet. Intramurals l,2,3,43 Senior Play 43 GAA 43 Play days l,2,3,43 Science Club 3. CLAIRE MOORE Claire Our Newport lass with sparkling eyes, That certainly help her charm the guys. Intrarnurals 3,4Q Chorus 43 Student Council V.P.43 Senior Play 43 GAA Manager 43 Playdays 43 Jr. Prom Committee 33 Yearbook Staff 4. EDWARD PR ZES TR ZELSKI Pretzil Eddie, behind his dark-rirnmed glasses, Watches us as we leave our classes. Intrarnurals l,2,3,43 Student Council 1,43 Safety Pa- trol 1,2,4 -Captain3 Hall Patrol 3,4 -Captain3 Art Club-Treasurer 43 Science Club 33 Chorus l,Z,3,43 Senicr Ensemble 33 Senior Play 4. JANET REARDON Tweety Janet is our quiet one, But she's also lots of fun. Chorus 15 Intramurals l,2.,3,45 FHA Z5 Yearbook staff 45 Senior Play 45 GAA 4. ROB ER T SLATER Slats Robbie, athletic, tall and charming, Finds the girls a bit alarming. Treasurer Freshman Class 15 President 3,45 Var- sity Club 3,45 Presidentg Chorus l,2,3,45 Band l,Z, 3,45 Baseball l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2.,3,45 Soccer 3, 45 Track 2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Intra- murals l,2,3,45 Student Council 3,45 Empire Boys State 35 Yearbook Staff 4. JOHN SNYDER llJ0hnnyll John's really nice, Pop's car's an Olds He kept lots of gals from getting colds Basketball l,2,3,45 Baseball l,Z,3,4, Soccer 3,4, Track Z,3,45 Band 1,25 Chorus 35 Visual Aids 35 Varsity Club 3,45 Student Council Treasurer 1, Empire Boys State 35Science Club 35Student Coun cil Representative l,3,45 Yearbook Staff 45 Nation al Honor Society 3,4. S TANLEY ZACEK Stash Stash is our leader every day, He shows us the right way, Band l,Z,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Baseball 15 Track 1,25 Chorus 3,45 Student Council President 45 Soc- cer 35 Varsity Club 3,45 Junior Prom Ccxnmittee 35 Senior Play 4. Senior Histor Now hear this! If for nothing else, we are distinctive for being the first class to be graduated from Newport School. Upon becoming the usual green Freshman, we hopefully started our long-awaited high school days. With the guidance of our advisors, Hrs. Carney and Mr. VomSaaJ, we began to make money for our Senior trip. We paid dues, sold magazines, and planned a basketball game. Our class officers were: Pres. Norman Gould, Vice Pres. Pat Putney, Sec. Jay Hard, Treasurer Robert Slater. Our Student Souncil Represen- tatives were Jane Miller and Edward Przestrzelski. Joanne Grimmer, from Little Falls, joined our class. In our never to be forgotten Sophomore year, we ordered our class rinqs. Miss Sharon and Mr. Daniels were our advisors, and we were still on our campaign to make money for our Senior trip by means of dances and magazine sales. Barry Franz, from Utica, joined us. Our class was led by Pat Putney as pres., Spike Gould well as secretary, and Stanley Zacek as treasurer. as Uveepgn Paul Max- As Joyful Juniors, we received COh!I Great day in the morningll OUR CLASS RINGS! With Mr. Daniels at the helm, we won the magazine campaign---Money!---and the Teddy Bear offered as a prize. Teddy was promptly named UKenny,W after you know who---for should it be whom?D Ne sold Christmas Cards and the candy we didn't eat, and sponsored dances. Bill Bitteker left to study for the priesthood, and Bucky Haight went to prep school. In January, Pudge Pomichter and James Snyder had enough credits to advance to the .Senior class, and they graduated a year ahead of us. But we gained Claire Moore from Utica. Later that same year, Stash ran as an Independent--and made it--presi- dent of the Student Council--and Claire was elected as the NVeep.W Finally the long-awaited prom-and if everyone there didn't have UStar- dustn in his or her eyes, it wasn't the fault of the theme. Class officers were: Bob Slater as pres.g Alma Gould as vice president, Linda Helmer as corr. sec., Janette MacPherson as recording sec.g Nor- man Gould as treasurer, John Snyder as student council representative. At last! Sophisticated Seniors!! And still trying to make money with Mr. McConville as our advisor. Work on the yearbook began. We sold magazines, had dances and sold Christmas Cards. Patricia Grzano- wicz was selected as Good Citizen and was awarded a D. A. R. Pin and certificate. Five of our seniors were members of the Championship Basketball Team, four of our girls were on the cheerleading squad. The Senior Play, UCurtain Going Uplln was presented. We were having dif- ficulty getting a male lead for the play due to soccer, so we had try- outs and picked Varnnm Harris. Joan Primeau and walt Miner were our much needed prompters. Another feature of our Senior year was the school store. Our class officers were: Robert Slater-president, Paul Maxwell-vice president, Patricia Crzanowicz-corr. sec., Janette Mac- Pherson-recording sec., Norman Gould-treasurer, John Snyder-student council representative. we are all lookinq forward to the future, and we hope that all of you following us will enjoy your last years in high school as much as we did. I Senior Play Mrs , Carlough, Director Senior Personalities QU1E'rEsT MOS T SOPHIS TICA TED Mos-'11 oR1G1NAL BIGGEST LINE 77 UL-Mi U W CDU! fx, xwi J A unior C1335 The class of 1957 has been very active this year. Under the leadership of B. Atanasoff, president, C. Moody, vice-president, B.Briggs, treasurer, M, Bryqidowcz, corresponding-secretary, G, g Farber, recording-secretary, and Mr. S. 2 Cramer, advisor, the Juniors have had several successful dances, and several bake sales. The big events- of the year were the arrival of the class rings in the Fall and the Junior Prom late in the Spring. As the year draws to a close, we are looking forward to Tfoving- Up- Day which will proclaim us Seniors. B, Briggs, G. Farber, B. Atanasoff, M. Bri- gidowcz, C. Moody. Front row: R. Maxwell, pu Tallman, R, Stave, M, Lynch, D. Reardon, E. Youker, B. Geer, P. Bertrand, J. Edwards, Znd row: B. Kaczeroski, J. Nichols, M. Brygidowcz, G. Farber, M'1'-5- Cramer, B, Atanasoff, B. Briggs, C. Moody, J. Primeau, E. Ort1iebg3rd row: F. Buckoslu, D Kubala, M. Udowiczyk, L. Gross, C. Willoughby, D. Myers, G. Young, W. Simon, J. Irving, R Rank, G. Huyck, J. Willoughby, C. Judd, F- Clufe- Sophomore Class The officers of the Sopho- more Class are: Warner Weiss as President, Fat LaBarqe as Vice President, ?atricia Nichols as Secretary, Veroncie Maxwell as Treasure ana Robert Grzanowicz as Student Council Represent- ative. he have representatives on the basketball te rn, and cheer- leading squad, Our class and our advisors Ffiss Sharon and Tfrs. Carlough, are looking forfffard to our Jun- ior Year. Nichols, F. LaBarge, H. lfeiss, V. ilsxwell Front row: L. Francisco, C. Talbott, C. Evans, J. Sweet, R. Asaro, S. Leach, B- Hart. A- 50' bolowski, G. Roberts, Znd row: R. Farber, B. Sharp, R. Grzanowicz, V. Maxwell, P. La Bar- ge, Miss Sharon, W. Weiss, Mrs. Carlough, P. Nichols, E. Wagner, J. Thomas, C. Emerich , 3rd row: J, Atanasoff, V. Harris, D. Fauvelle, F. Helmer, P. Irving, W. Maxwell, E. Smith , S. Sheffler, C. Daley, B. Lewandowskl, R. Tucker, T. Brewer, C. Wells, J. Blitz, R.Robinson FrcshmcnClass 'The officers of the Fresh- man Class are: Steve Sobolowski as President, Ned Snyder as Vice- President, Betty Ann Halladay as Secretary, Leo Lynch as Treasure. William Haight and Theodore Kar- piak as Junior and Senior High Student Council representatives. Under the leadership of our advisors, Mrs. Carney and Mr. Friedmann, Wwe are on our way.W Front row: D. Colburn, G. Bertrand, P. Bronson, B. Morgan, P. Willoughby, D. Lilholt, S. Orcutt, T. Clark, J. Jackson, Znd row: W. Schleicher, H. Thiel, E, Howard, L. Lynch, N. Snyder, Mr. F1-iedrnann, Mrs. Carney, S. Sobolowski, B. Halliday, D, Dickens, W. Van Ku- ren, J. Tasovacg 3rd row: A. Vogt, C. Waller, C. Johnson, E. Santamour, E. Wells, E. Moffatt, J. Young, C. Grzanowicz, M. Gorinshek, L. Keyser, B. Murray, B. Edwards, C. Sanford, N. Moore, J. Weakley, P. Griffin, J. Howard, M. Snyder, 4th row: W. Stahl, W. Haight, W. Youker, T. Karpiak, J. Keiffer, J. Petlfovsek, M. Snyder, J. Willoughby, F. Ding- man. A. Clicquennoi, L. Leskovar, C. Sternberg, G. Mower, S. Senk. Classes HE BUSY E 7 PHYSICS CLASS B ES' DRAMATICS CLASS NOON HOUR TYPING CLASS BURNING THE MIDNIGHT OIL! Eighth Grades OFFICERS President G. Sobolowski Vice-President R. Czarnecki Secretary K. Smith Treasurer N. Asaro Front row: N. Asaro, R. Czarnecki, R. Rank, A. Edwards, Znd row: K. Smith, G. Sobolowski, A. Lyga, E. Ollvn. Our eiqhth grade came to the junior-senior high school in the fall of l95b and we were quite confused and timid at first. This didn't last long and we soon adapted ourselves to the school and felt right at home. Durinq the seventh grade year our officers were: pres.-George So- bolowskig vice pres.-Roger McKerrowg sec.-Kathleen Smith, treasurer- Frank Pagliarulog and student council representative-William Bronson. Lurinq this year we took part in the following activitiesg magazine canpaiqns,Christmas Party, Valentine Party, and several trips to Fair- field, Norway, Newport, and Caroga for our class picnic. ie boutht some games and books for our grade with the money we received for having the best parent attendance at the P. T. C. meetings. For the eighth trade yeir our officers are: president-ieorge So- bolowskig vice pres.-Ronald Czarneckig sec.-Kathleen Smith, treasurer Nicholas Asaro, and student council representative--Frank Paqliarulo. We are proud that Rurbara Flansburq was elected recording secretary and that Kathleen Smith was elected corr. sec. for our Junior Hiqh Student Council. some of our activities this year have been the maia- zine campaidn, Christmas Party, Valentine Party, a surprise birthday party for Mr . Smith, our teacher, a radio play, nTom Sawyer, the llorious thitewasher,N and a hasketwall fame between the two eiihth grades for the benefit of the He rt Fund. we are looking forward to our class picnic and Loving-Up bay. Front row: F, Helmer, W, Gross, G, Allen, G, Mosher, V,Przestrzelski,J, Hilts, H, Weakley, R, McCluskey, E, Lindsayg Second row: A, Hulbert, R, Ives, A. Edwards, R, Moody, Mr, Ellis, T, Lyga, E, Olko, L, Clute, R. Miller, R, Boothg Third row: G, Dillenbeck, D, Young, J, Lynch, C, Blitz, N. Moffatt, J. Graud- ons, M, All, H, Lynch, F, Ryan, L, Irving, G, Sheppard, Front row: M, Evans, W, Dise, F, Hennings, D, Lynch, B, Sheffler, M. Williams, W, Bronson, C, Grower, J, Hart, L, Brewery Second row: J, VanAtwerp, B, Flans- burg, N, Osaro, R, Czarnecki, Mrs, Smith, G, Sobolowski, K, Smith, F, Paglia- rulo, N, Howard, G, Wagnerg Third row: L, Clute, P, Udowiczyk, R, Marshall, F, Snyder, B, Wiegand, B, Mead, J, Flansburg, J, Steele, L, Graudons, U, Snyder, D, Bower, W, Bradbury, M, Stock, Seventh Grades M. Putney ......... K. Helmer ..... Vice R. Petkovsek ....... A. Robinson... ..... C. Withers ........ . Mrs. D. Buck Mrs. E. Van Kuren Miss R. Yale R.Petlfovse1g C.Withers, M.Putney, A.Robinson In September each seventh grade home room held elections. In October, general meetings were held in the school cafeteria and the following officers were elec ted for the Class of 1961: President president Treasurer Secretary Reporter Advisors M ... 2-,! Front row: L. Failing, R. Wiegand, B. Strait, M. Louis, D. Keiffer, J. Czarnecki, M. Putney, M. Flanagan, Znd row: A. Fuller, B. Barbuto, H. Senk, M. Spatto, Mrs. Buck. R- Eaton. S Hawkins, R. Boynton, 3rd row: M. Tucker, C. Dillenbeck, L. Farber, J. Wells, R. La Clan, C. Scott, R. Getchell, F. Gorinshek, C. Thiel, A. Mower. Front row: R. Davis, A. Robinson, K. Balderston, M. Crandall, L. Bronson, B. Leachg Znd row: B. Siefried, J. Johnson, R. McMahon, Mrs. Van Kuren, S, Slater E. Schuyler, D. Dusler, D. Warner, 3rd row: P. Ryan, K. Dager, C. Withers, P. Broadbent,D. Foster, R. Tucker, B. Bouck, E. Roberts, R. Johnson. N..,,-v-f7 M xl Front row: E. Yoworski, M. Helrner, M. Pratt, P. Williams, A. Mosher, D. McCarthy, C. Mar lo, K. Primeaug Znd row: R. Petlfovsek, C. Judd, M. Briggs, D. McClernents, Miss R, Yale, M Clemens, B. Sohnn, C. Crossett, R. Hammersley, K. Helrnerg 3rd row: S. Comstock, G. Met- calf, R. Kubala, B. Oberle, E. Snyder, J. Kubala, C. Youker, T. Lewis, D. Whaley. Q X 8 Interesting ? What is it ? Is this okay ? I'11 think about it ! h it Q 1 in Stick 'em up ! What d1d you say ? Look this way gals ! Taking it easy What's the joke ? Why the sour face ! Long, long ago Batter up ! Sitting pretty ! elxcnvmu 1 Hx Press Club Co-Editors . .... ... Norman Gould . ..... ... Judy Tierney Managing Editor ... ... Varnum Harris Sport Editors ... ........ Pat Nichols ... .. Robert Grzanowicz O O O O O I O O O O Art Editor ...... .. LaVerne Leskovar Exchange Editor.... ....... Carol Wells Business ManageF.... .... Eddie Lee Smith Subscriptions . .... .. Barbara Lewandowski Mrs. Smith Advisor . ..... ..... .. Mrs. Stella J. Smith WDid you get the story?W nLook at this empty space on page 2. We need a filler. Anybody know a good joke?W Drop in the Press Club meeting any Monday and you're bound to hear these comments. It just means another issue of the Valley Echo is in the making. The main purposes of the Valley Echo, the bi-weekly of our school, edited by students under the leadership of Mrs. Smith, are to give jour- nalistic experience to students and to voice student opinion. All the classes and all the clubs of the school can submit news or other material to the Valley Echo for publication. Working on the Valley Echo is not only good journalistic experience but the members of the staff soon learn that only through oo- operation and team work can a good paper be published. Front row: J. Howard, M. Snyder, P. Griffin, L. Lynch, P. Bronson, P. Willoughby, B. Halladayg 2nd row: S. Leach, E. Smith, P. Nichols, N. Gould, Mrs. Smith, V. Harris, R. Grzanowicz, B. Hartg 3rd row: E . Howard, B. Wells, C. Walker, L. Keyser, B. Murray, J. Young, J. Willou- ghby, C. Wells, B. Lewandowski. Yearbook Editor-in-Chief Sandra Edwards Business Manager Alma Gould Copy Editor Patricia Grzanowicz Photography Editors Claire Moore Stanley Zacek Advertisement Editor John Snyder p Art Editor Joanne Grimmer G Advisor Miss Sharon sandra Edwafds' Miss Sharon The Yearbook Staff has chosen nMusic' as the theme. We feel that Music plays an important part in all our lives. Sitting: S. Edwards, S. Zacek, A. Gould, J. Grimmer, Miss Sharon, C. Moore, J. McPhersong Standing: P. Grzanowicz, R. Slater, B. All, N. Gould, J. Reardon, J. Snyder, P. Maxwell, A. Gorinshek. Band Sweet and low! VALLEY You can't beat 'ern!' 'B1ow, Gabriel, blow! Band Some brass, eh ? Glee Club First row: B. Geer, J. McPherson, J. Thomas, L. Helmer, C. Moore, J. Tierney, A. Gould, P. Bertrand, Second row: Mr. Reardon, N. Gould, K. Spelhnan, B. Briggs, P. Grzanowicz, C. Moody, D. Helmer, E. Przestrzelskig Third row: P. Maxwell, W. Miner, V. Harris, J. Nichols, R. Slater, E. Geviss, S. Zacek, B. Franz. Pianist: P. Nichols, First row: A. Gould, A. Sobolowski, J. Blitz, L. Helmer, P. La- Barge, B. Briggs, G. Young, B. Geerg Second row, L. Francisco, J. McPherson, K Spellman, B. Sharp. unior Chorus Front row: C. Youker, J. Kubala, J. Hoffert, M. Pratt, C. Withers, A. Mosher, C. Marko, B. Sheffler, J. Czarnecki, B. Bouck, L. Brewer, P. Williams, M. Helrner, B. Mead, S. Slater, Znd row: Miss Townsend, E. Schuyler, E. Snyder, L. Irving , J. Hart, E. Yoworski, K. He1mer,R. Johnson, R. Kuba1a,J. F1ansburg,'R. LeClair C Grower, M. Tucler, C. Clemens, S. Comstoclq 3rd row: M. Spatto, K. Smith , H, Senk, S, Hawkins, H. Lynch, R. Sharp, M. Stock, R. Ives, F. Cmela, R. Boynton G. Sobolowskl, R. Booth, R. Eaton, B. Weigand, C. Dillenbeck. The Chorus is a standard institution here at West Canada. The basic qualifications for a member are a certain amount of interest and the ability to carry a tune. Apart from the musical side, the Chorus has proven to be most interesting and benefi- cient. The quality of the music carries with it a deeper meaning than some Tin-pan alley literature, and the more serious sort of vocal music has a very definite preference. The good Chorus must be a balanced one, giving bAr.Davh1Reardon equal opportunity to those with high voices as well as to those with low ones. The group is rather small which enhances the aesthetic beau ty of choral singing. Clockwise: J, Snyder, S. Edwards, R. Slater, A. Gould, P. Grzanowicz. auonal Honor Society The National Honor Society has had a total number of 48 members since its organization in 1949. As membership is limited to Seniors only, election to this society is the highest honor that a student can receive during his school years. It represents the fundamental ob- jectives for which schools are instituted and gives recognition to those who have attained most nearly the desired end. Other honors at the disposal of the school are only partial in the sense that they rec- ognize specialized ability, skill, or talent, but this Society looks upon education as a total product measured by the four dirnensions of life, Throughout history, man has recognized the value of such distinction and in one way or another has marded for special honor those who ex- cel. To be a member of the National Honor Society the student must maintain an average of 8570 or above in scholarship and is rated by a faculty committee for character, service, and leadership. Art Club Front row: I... Francisco, J. Grimmer, Mrs. Whaley, J. Lewandowski, B. Hart, E. Przelstrzelski, E. Geviss, W. Miner. ath Club Clockwisez M, Briggs, B. Weigand, M. lemens Future Farmers Front row: W. Maxwell, F. Helrner, B. Franz., D. Helmer, C. Moody, Mr. Maxwell R. Rank, 2nd row:T. Clark, L. Lynch, J. Petknvsek, W. Youler, G. Mower,W. Schlei cher, T, Brewer, C. Emrich, D. James, J. Jackson. Safety Patrol Front row: R. Boynton, C. Crossett, J. Hilts, W. Strait, J. Flansburgg Znd row: B. Moffatt, B. Wells, J. Wells, J. Edwards, K. Spellman, W. Simon, N. Moffatt, F. Ryan, 3rd row: E. Przestrzelskl, D. Clute, W. Miner, E. Geviss, F. Clute, J. Ni chols, C. Moody. I I9 CERT! Miki? Soccer Front row: M. Briggsg 2nd row: L. Leskovar, G. Huyck, E. Smith, N. Gould, S. Sobolowski, D. Colburn, T. Karpiakg 3rd row: W. Haight, P. Maxwell, J. Snyder, R. Slater, J. Nichols, C. Judd, R. Grzanowicz, D. Fauvelle, Coach Koch. Basketball Our varsity this year consisted of seven veterans of the year before. They were Bob Slater, Stash Zacek, John Snyder, Paul Maxwell, Spike Gould,Charles Moody,and Burlin Atanasoff. This group along with several other members who were brought up from the Junior Varsity went on to compile one of the best records a West Canada team has ever had. In league competition, the boys had a record of 17 wins and one lone defeat suffered at the hands of Holland Patent in the first half of league play. This defeat was later avenged at Holland Patent in a thrilling 57 - 56 victory for our boys which meant the Intervalley League Championship for the first time since 1939 - l9hO. After league play was over our team went on to even greater heights in the Sectional Tournament by copping the Section lll CD crown at Syracuse against an Adams Center team from the Watertown area. The followin night our team suffer ed its second defeat of the 1955 - 1952 campaign at the hands of Norwich, Sec. lll AB champs by the fine score of AO - 39 which was decided in an overtime period. Hats off!! to a splendid West Canada team and also a fine group of boys who managed to acquire success through hard work and good cooperation. Front row! M. Briggs, 2nd row: S. Sobolowski, L. Leskovar, C. Moody, L. Gross B. Atanasoff, S. Zacek, R. Slater, F. Buckoski, J. Snyder P. Maxwell D. Fau: velle, N. Gould, Coach Koch. , , Basketball John Snyder Charles Moody WJohnnyn e NCharlieW Robert Slater Norman Gould WRobbie' nSpikeW Stanley Zacek nStash' Burlin Atanasoff Basketball Paul Maxwell nFuzzy' WEST CANADA 83 57 5h 73 58 66 45 67 6h 63 66 Sl SO 66 53 65 57 69 58 58 57 51 59 39 Coach Koch Westmoreland Dolgeville Port Leyden Oriskany Sauquoit Boonville Holland Patent Remsen Poland Westmoreland Port Leyden Oriskany Dolgeville Sauquoit Boonville Remsen Holland Patent APoland Glenfield West Leyden Oriskany Oriskany Falls Adams Center Norwich OPPONENT h8 38 38 h9 h5 52 60 28 L6 2h h6 38 M5 56 hh 55 56 37 31 39 55 no 30 A0 'PaulskiW unior Varsity Front row: L. Leskovar, E. Snyder, T. Clark, E. Smith, R. Asaro, D. Colburng Znd row: Coach Cramer, T. Karpiak, R. Rank, C. Judd, J. Tasovac, V, Harris, Wm. Haight, R. Grzanowicz, G. Huyck, R. Hammer sley. WEST CANADA OPPONENT 26 Westmoreland 21 38 Dolgeville 3h 42 Port Leyden AO 35 Oriskany 39 33 Sauquoit 35 34 Boonville 56 29 Holland Patent 53 26 Remsen 20 29 Poland 31 28 Westmoreland 36 38 Port Leyden 39 41, oriskany 14,3 3A Dolgeville 5h A5 Sauquoit 58 37 Boonville 27 52 Remsen 26 35 Holland Patent 51 Ll Poland 24 Front row: F. Pagliarulo, R. Johnson, G. Sobolowski, J. Steele, R. McKerrow5 Znd row: R. Miller, R. Hammersley, Mr. Whaley, A. Fuller, M. Briggs. unior unior Varsity Front row: J, Hart, M. Putney, R. Bronson, W Bronson, K. Primeau, R. Moodyg, Znd row: L, Failing, G. Allen, D. Whaley, R. Mower, R. Miller, R. Boynton, 3rd row: J. Hilts, K, Helmer H Warner, Mr. Ellis, C. Judd, M, Stock, R. McC1us1Qev. Cheerleaders Clockwisez B. All, J. McPherson, A. Gould, B. Hart, R. Stavre, L. Helmer. Cloclwvisez P. Nichols, C. Grzanowica, D. Lilholt, V. Maxwell, J. Thomas, C. Wells Cheerleaders C oach McConvi11e Clockwise: J. Kubala, A. Edwards, F. Ryan, B. Flansburg, C. Withers, J. Lynch M. Helmer, D. Keiffer, B. Sohnn. Vollcy Ball Front row: C. Evans, R. Stave, J. Primeau, J. Miller, B. Geer, J. McPherson, Znd row: B. Kaczeroski, J. Edwards, P. Nichols, C. Grzanowicz, J. Grirnrner, B. All , 3rd row: J. Blitz, P. Grzanowicz, C. Moore, L. Helrner, P. LaBarge, G. Young, V. Maxwell. Bowling Club Front row: M. Evans, N. Howard, L. Brewer, Znd row: C. Withers, B. Hart, M. Hel- mer, G. Roberts, M. Pratt, P. Bertrand, J. Wells, M. Crandall, D. Mc Carthy, L . Francisco, 3rd row: E. Wagner, C. Clemens, E. Schuyler, B. Moffatt, S. Comstock L. Crossett, N. Moffatt, E. Snyder, B. Sharp, A. Sobolowsklg 4th row: R. Booth, J . Blitz, C. Moore, L. Helrner, G. Young, P. LaBarge, C. Johnson, C. Walker, B. Wells B. Lewandrowski.. AA C. Moore, R. Stave, L. Helrner, G. Young, E. Howard, K. Smith, L. Keyser. Varsit Club front row: L. Gross, N. Gould, D. Helmer, D. Fauvelleg Znd row: P. Maxwell, C. Judd, E. Geviss, C, Moody, .L Nichols, 3rd row: J. Snyder, B. Atanasaff, R. Slater F. Buckoski, S. Zacek, Coach Koch. Tut! Tut! Think you'11 male it? Follow the gleam Peeka boo! Not yet! Is that so! I nw-f Whatcha at? This or that? 'Warn me next tin-Le Just dreaming! Lighting the way Are the roads plowed? G R A DEI NAV 8 4 Sixth grade: Miss Kelhi Sixth grade: Mrs. Jones , v R - J L 4,14 -.. KZ -K limi: S 1 Y -J, , av: 1 at X QTY fiwlg R 'Eg v' --3 x sa :,.4f:1.g A su V4-Q . A S Q N Jmaazwg QW Q . Q , i S L. ky img X k K .Ai , 1.5 sf img JP, ff Wgixg M HH' Q :ij qs' f 'i g f4 U' 1 ont Q Q gig: N533 Q 3' QW Q yn f 'SM N . 2e5,...+,'fA1 3' Y' -1 ,um-an H., M XFIFWV Q we sg? Y Y? 8 W. mm 5 Vx. Q' J R q R., .2 .Q A., 4:2 2 - , X Q . f . . x Na 19' ki : asf A , yi: Lnqp- 'f'-f 311312225135 k'i J ., Q? iff? w.i,?,f . , 5 8 X is ,L Q 9259337 ff ,Mk gfl'1f5' :5 4 ,, 63 ' Q-':'f5'ffalf N w., 0 .my 1 . K ,hx . 1--wfmmmmi ,M L,, : W ry-W I VL N- f 4 9 f Q f Q H 'A if - 1 .. 'V . H 5 .J Q K M . 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