West Carthage High School - Rambler Yearbook (Carthage, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1951 volume:

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In it the reader will find the contagious humor of the freshmen. always carefree, mingled with the deep sorrow of the seniors who are leaving the halls of West Carthage High forever. We hope we have succeeded in conveying to the reader the various emo- tions which we felt while participating i11 the important activities of our class. What senior will ever forget the thrill we experienced when we presented our Senior play? We shall all remember the almost paternal pride with which we regarded the school newspaper and our own yearbook. These extra-curricular activities brightened our school life, but we seniors never lost our dignity. No doubt, in the future, we shall be overcome by nos-talgia Wllell we read this. At present, we are only happy and proud to have completed successfully our high school career. Dedication Miss IONE HAYES Miss IVIARIAN DAY lu ileclicaling Yulume ll of the l?m11hlvr tn Miss llayes and Miss Day, we wish to ex- press our grateful appreciation In them for the invaluable :assistance which they have given tc, all of us. nut only in the grades, hut. in the case of Miss Day, thruughmit high sclirml as well. 'l'hey have always heen alert to give up their free time in help us with our schfml work and extra-curricular activities. Page Three Board of Education Seated: John Ashwood. Harold Clark, Mrs. Laurence Knapp. Ivan Nicholl. President. Standing: Claude Tripp, Treasurer: Clyde Patterson, Clerk. Absent: Mrs. Robert Deery. Rambler Staff Seated: Jacqueline Bintz. Ruth Dionne. Roger Cook. Shirley Winters. Eileen O'Conno1'. Standing: Richard Russell, William Hemings, Bruce Donaghy, Page Fam' uh tlll Faculty lst row: .Xmi Palmer, Schtml Nurse: Barbara Stark, Second Gratlcg Kathrvti Mcllrcath. Xrtg 'llltclma Clark, 'llhirtl Gratlcg Lydia Yrooiuati, Seventh Grade: Iimilv Griffith, litmrtli I tiratlcg lfthia I't-rratilt, Fifth Gratlt-3 Claire Crump, Business lftlttcaticm. J'- lml rim' 3 -lamcs Kctnp, lmlustrial ,Xrts Z1ll4lIDl'lYCl' 'l'raii1i1tgg liarhara Kemp, lfuurth :mil N X ltitth liraclcsg 'lean xVllll1llllS, lfirls' Pliysical ltfclttcatitmi lithel Lewis, Secimtl Grarlt-1 liamiit- Carroll, Nlatltcmatics aiitl l,z11i1fttz1f t-si Grace Iicll, 'llhirtl Gratle: lout- llavcs, First Gratlcg ficti- 5 PQ . tvicrc Smithlitig, Iiiiglislig XViltrt-rl Ruslmiatt, l'riiicipal. .ircl row: Iuhii Heck, llcalth aiitl Vltvsical lfcltwatiuttg lamcs lilvttii, lil. .Xl-fchra. Social - . . . 5 5llltllCS1llltl'll'. Yarsity liasketlmallg Marian Day. Svit-tice: .Xmi llarhcr. lllSll'lllll0lllZll Music' anal . - tnrls Climttsg lltimtliy Stiles, lfiiglish: RlL'llIll'tl XVtimllm111'y. Social Sttttlics :mtl Hays' Uliiirtisg Xmlrcw llatitham, lfight ll. -lth row: Ruth lit-Mcrs, Sixth Ciratlcg Stiphia tlztmwski, llomc l'it'nt1otiiiCs: llcttry XVatkiits, grivultttrt-3 lilizalmctli Slit-cts, Kl1lllI,'1'g!ll'lCllQ Lucille .Xtlams. liight .X :tml l.ihrarian. .Xhsctit vii picture was takvtti illaxitit- Niwtuii, Secretary tu thc l'rit1t'ipal: lfzra llockt-tilwwrc-t'. ln- H slrial .Xrtp l't1ffi' lfirw' Svninra .fwwff3i' Bowling 4. VIXLEDICTORIAN HJACKIEH 'IACQUELINE BINTZ .S'zc'm'f and irnrzjfvcfvd, 'fl'il'l1I7'lj' ana' m'f'c'r drjfrfvd. Bowling l, 2, 3, 43 Chorus l, 2, 3, 43 Band 3, 43 Art Club 3: Senior Play 4: Treasurer of jr. Class: Secretary of Girls' DENNIS WOOD MLEFTYU l.a'ffy'.v dark, and so nite. Tlm.f's rmsnu vlmnglz for the girlx fn look f':f'ic'4'. junior Varsity Basketball .23 Baseball l, Z, 3, 43 Intra- murals 2, 3, 43 Bowling 43 Senior Play. SALUTATORTAN Page Sl Z'CII ball .S'nll.v--lmru fuiilr 41. gift DELANA BELL HD.EBA!7 Nolliiug could mst rr slzrmloff' nu Inv' rllmvflrl diNf7!l.Wifi0l7H Bowling 1, 2, 3, -lg Press Club 43 Softball 2, 33 liaskct l, 21 Vwllevball l g Senior Class Treasurer: Art Club 3. SALLY RUSHEN ST-TARPTU nf 1mrgl1fm'. Bas Has 'Cluzerlcacling l, 2, 4 Bowling 2, 3, 4. Senior Play. R OGFIR COOK QREDU 1-In inivlligvzzif om' in thc' a'rn7e'd. Press Club l, 2, 3, 4: Senior Play: Varsity Maiiager Z eball 43 Quiz Team 3, 4: liditoir-in-Chief of Ycarlmnk ketball lntrzunmzlls 2, 33 'lxllllllilillg 4. gfaggffl RUTH DIONNIQ lililililllffn l'lmr.wm1f. f'u11gv111'11iI mul nliglzfy 111'm'. Clmrus l, 2, 3, -lg liancl 3, -lg linwling l, 2, 3, -lg Home lic. Club l 3 Art Club 3g Senior l'r1L11r lffglit Plav. BRUCE DONAGHY BU'rcH 7'lnlf .vmr of flu' aflzlvfiv 1llll Z't'I'St'.H Baseball 2. 3. -lg jr. Varsity Basketball 1, .25 Varsity Has- ketball 3, 4: junior Prom King: Sports liclitur of Yearbook: Captain Basketball -lg Press Club -l: Tumbling 3, -l: junior Rotarian 4. l,nf.v of fun, III.l'l' Baseball 1. .Z, 3, -lg llaslwtlmall -l lilCNNlE'l'l-rl liLl,lO'lfT 4cAPE1s ll- 11i.vfn'r1'11g .mwuf 1mfl11'ug.v in l'f'4'1'y gf Url-F, ln' fx ffla' le0llll'0 nf flu' 'X'l'l7l'.U rl .v Basketball 1, 2, 3, -lg Haselmall l, 2, 3, -lg Clmrus l 3 Hand 1, 2. 3, -l: Press Club -l. HICRHERT I RlCli1Nl4XN UI'IERBll2N fn t Z't'f':VlIlZL'.J Intramurals 1, 2, 33 Future Farmers of America 2, 33 Future Farmers of :Nnwrica Treasurer 3, 4. DAN GL.-XDl.li OzzIE .-1 lilflt' 11m1l.u'11.v4' mm' and fllt'lI ix rvlilvllvd by flu' lmvf nf lIll'1l.n Basketball Intramurals l, 2, 3, -lg Basketball Mzmager 2, 3, -lp Senior I-'layg Press Club -lg 'Vmnbling 3, 4. l'aqf Ninr' JUANITA GUYETTE CKNETEVI Lnfs of pep plus plenty of .vpc1rIeIe. Cheerleading Z, 3, -lg Majorette 1, 2. 3, -lg Basketball lg Z, 5, -lg Volleyball 1, 2, 31 Softball 2. 5: Press Club 2, 3g Chorus 1, 2, 3. -lg Senior Playg Bowling -lg Secretary of junior Class. ' llv1'v's um' fallow glrarnrrzifvmi fo Iifff V hm' xpiritx. Hand l, 2, 3, -lg Senior Playg Intramurals 1, 2, 3g Basketball Manager 1. .Zg Timekeeper 3, -lg Boys' State 3g Quiz 'lleam 3g Secretary of Senior Class: Yearbook 3, 4. HllIiSflll'.V. Xu! lfllgfllklzf Xu! Girls? Oli! H4'l'c' l gli. Howling -lg Press Club l, 2, 3: Future Farmers of Amer- ica l, 2, 3, -lg Intramurals 5 I 'age Ten VVILIJAM HEMINGS BILL -- ,- x WILLIAM HOFER LGISILL11 'rBt'.l1'illl7' flu' mnzvra.l1c .vgrmrf, but that i.vn'f flu' only fvlrm' Ill' r11fv.v. A V ' Bovvling -lg Press Club Af Editor 43 Chorus l, 2, 3, -l. I 1' I DONALD HUNKINS DON l JAMES JOHNSON JIM llfijrfvy-gr:-lzfvley mid .wnizvfilizvs slly, but in rf Iil-VIIIUlllll-IIIDV-Oli-lllhl'lu Howling -lg :XII State 2, 3. -lg Climns l. 2. 3, -lg Band l. 3. 3, 43 Senior Play: Swing Band 2, 3. X N , Q Mg l x JOSEPH LUCZYCKI CKJOEU Inv fares no! for rvnnlvli, flu' lmyx mu' lllla' fwilx. Snzmvlay l1z ll 'zwlkv up rum' llf7f l'l'l'll7f1' flu' gals. Future Faimers of America 4. IQUNICE MERKLEY .X'vr'vr Ili Quarry, ulrcv1'v.v fx S1111.lC'.' readv fnr work , , 'I ctw' in .vfyIt'. ' Rowling 2, -lg Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Sextet l, 33 All State -l: Ynlleylmll 3: liasketlmll 3: Cheerleading 23 Art Club 3. 5, JOHN MOSLEY UJOHNNYU Ufllllllllj' lx l1r1ml.vmm', fllllllllj' fx Iullg fulllllll' fvnvlnv 'vm ull! lntrannlzals 3, 43 Bowling -lg Chnrns 4. Page Lflvfwl MURIFI MYERS lf1'lv4'11, fx l1lH.t'f, buf vllgw' for fun. S110 has ff lrrigln' Nlllllhll' for 1 Z'L'I'j'l7lIl?.n Howling 1 3 4 Llnnnx 7 3 4 Prem Llub 1 7 3 4 CKPk:G!l ll0rr .v az- girl tlzrzfs lmrd fn Imrf, lzvmv' ll frivnd ynzfll want in lm'f1. Bowling l 3 Press Club 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. ETLEEN O'CONNOR IRISH Cbeerlearling 1, 21 Art Club 3: Senior Play Prmnpltcr 4. n .-l vu! fllll-FIVIIV. lm our men l'lH1l-f7lU'C.H -IANFI PECK Good at rm fight, but Iwffvlr at play: Gnd likv in giving, but fin' devil to pay. 0W1llg..,- ....-.. ,-.-- K 4' Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 43 Press Club l, Z, 4: Cafeteria 2 Grange 1, 2, 33 Home lie. Club l. lVlA,Rl.liNli PNCK HBOHBYH u lifllv vlzirk with 11 7Ul'1711l.11!j n.ir,' fn N ' Band l, 2: Vruvlleyball 23 Bowling 45 Home Ee. Club 1. 4 Jf A E Page Twrlwc '7'4 H 1 7 3 4' Chorue 7 3' llzwketlxall 1 7 3 vA'muc1APFAFF Ms' ' M ' UFLASHU Into flu' lllI.fI'A'f uf things. Press Club -lg Yolleyball 1, 3, -lg Chorus 2. 3, -lg Bowling 1 35 Senior Play, Band 1, 2, 3, -l , 2, 3, -l-3 All State 45 Art Club 2, 35 Softball 2, 3,'Basketball 'lf' Mail? i . V W fifilf 3 n12'1t'1'x' PRIEYO AP BH ll 'hon if cmmxv in tvvxfcrfz xmzgs, Iivtfy .vurv ix grmt. liffvryulzr' zvlm lll'llI'A' lzvr ffIl'I1f?A' .the ix mp mtv. I Bowling 1, 2, 3, 43 liase ketball 2, Volleyball l, 2, 33 Press Club 4: Senior Play technician. CAROL ROVVLIQY lifflc ray of Sl!llSf1l11,C. I-Sand l, 2, 3, -l: Chorus pianist 1, 2, 3, 45 Sextet 7 3 SUNSHINE Clarinet ensemble 33 Swing Band 3, All State 2, 3, -lg Art Club 35 Vice-Pres. Sen- ior Classg Vice-Pres. Stud- ent Councilg Bowling -lg Volleyball 33 Basketball. Q ale S l . ,K i , f A in 1 , .f RICI IARD RUSSELL Diem So1m'ti1m'.v svriou-.v, .wllwiilllvs guy, lm! 'wc all like him tlztz-f way. President 1, 2, 4, Vice-President 33 Student Council l. 2, 3, 45 President Student Couneilg junior Varsity Basketball 1, 25 Intramurals 3, 4g Band 1, 2, 3, -lg Chorus 23 Bowling 4. ' Page Thirteen Ulilnml, TE'tlT'LV lnnr, not uzuvlz to sa-V, mv quietly Hrllfllllllfjll .vllv tbf7f7t'tl'l'.N' to ln' wary shy, flzcrvlv ll gleam of llIl.SC'lll.!'f in lm' eye. Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 35 Basketball 4. Page l 1mrtvc'11 .vlzc gum' lzvr wayf' HICSSIE STIN lil! JEAN SH ELDUN RUs'1'Y lVitl1 all cute little smile .vlzv g1'vvt.v vtwryuf-1c. Slzfs Nady for mzf11ytl11'11g. Slzciv sure luis of fun. 3, -lg Softball 2, 5: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Volleyball 3, 4. ULDENIC SM l'l'H Diem Bowling l, Senior Bake Sale. WILLIAM S'l'l3ELli BILL His 'zuilzlznzg 'zwys will lzvwr rvfrnzn from bringing 111-114 .VIICL't'N.V null fnunf' 3, 43 Cafeteria 43 President F. F. A. 4. l,UUHl li Band 1, Z, 3, 4g Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Sextet 33 Bowling 2, 3, 45 Home Ee. Club lg Dance Band l 5 Press Club 3, All State l'A'lltl1l'C Farmers of America l, Z, 3, -l-g lntranmrals l, 2, SALLY TYNER USAAI49! lt ix nivv tu bv Multum! 'ZUIIUII um' ix uwfzmzlly nice. Clmrns l 3 Press Clnlm -lg Cafeteria -l: Yulleyhall 2. I L-X R HAHA WI LTON Bmw NOREEN WILTON RED ary, fully, mul .ww briglzf. lu flu' fllfllfl' .vlz0'll do all right. Chorus 1, 2, 3. -lg Band 1, 2, 3, -lg Press Club -lg Cheer- leading 2, 3: Basketball 4. SHIRLEY VVIN'llliRS MSHIRLU Art Club 3. no wumivr .vhc mfvlzvx uf'vryrnzc'.v vyvf' Q11ivf, fllllllld, and shy ynzfd .way :Lf zz glmirv, but llft' you quifv A'Ill't'.q .lust give har fl rl1r111n'. Chorus 1, 2. 3, 43 Band 3, 45 Press Club 4. .nfl kt Q ff 'W The tjll1't'lI of our flI'UllI,' .vl1u'.v ulfn1x't1'f'l' wud .vlzvvq Band 3, 41 Chorus 1. 2, 3, 43 Red Cross Council 3g Student Council lg Class Officer 1, 2g Senior Playg Sextet 3g Page Fifteen .fl junior Prom King and Queen 6-ulr:1,1QY XV1N'rl2l:s BRUCE DfJN.XL11IX Senior Play . Seatcil. left to right: James johnson, Juanita Guyctte. Ruth Dionne. Patricia Pfall, Wil- liain llennngsg standing: bally llushcy, Roger Cunk. Dennis Wood, Jacqueline Bintz, Shirlev XVIIIICYS, and Dan Gladle. CAST Ulf Cl l.XRAC'l'l'1lQ5 l'lNll.Y l'owI-ERS, lln' IIIIIHICI' ....- Ruth lliunnc l,llll, l'uvvlQlcs, lzvr nldvr .wuz ,,..,.,A. A... X Villizun llcmings YURK l'uw:ins. ilu' uldcr tltIllfjllfl'l' ., Patricia l'fz1l'f Louis 1'UWl2lQS, flu' yuzuzgvz' .mn .lzuncs ilulmsml l'lRlSk'0 1-'uwlCu5, flu' ymfzzyvf' flfzuylftvr ..... -lllilllllil Guyeltv SALLY ljlumxlml-:N'1', lfmilylv .YI'Nft'l' .. ..... Sally lilISllL'j' ll.x1u:115'1' llHIlil l'l'll. -zvzzfi' uf llzi' fU'l,Iltil'f7tll ..... .A,. J ucquclinc llinlz MR. iloxlcs, fl flllllfllllll lnwlzvlw- .. Dennis Wmnl L'Hmu'1, lllmsux, l'l1il'.v i',1'-fiizfzuu' ., Shirley XvllllCl'S -I. HANSUN. tl f1'ii'l1dI-v .vf1'u11gi'r ,.... ..... l Jan Glzullc liuulclcu' S'l'AI liURll, fr .Y1ll'flI'l'.N'l'II'fj .vfrirugvr .............. .... l QHQCI' Cwvlf lIl'r'i'i'f1'd by ,llI'.v. ylllull l'. Slflitv - -- Page ,5'c'UcuIcc1z History of the Class of 1951 ln a very short time, we the Class of '51, will leave our Alma Mater, to face the intricate social, economic. and political problems of the world. Four long years ago we were granted the privilege of high school life. Our sudden aware- ness of responsibility was tinged with dread of the future. ' During our freshman year we were ambitious - overly so. Although we were carrying a heavy scholastic burden, many of us went out for various social and athletic organizations. In our sophomore year we realized from experience that we would have to be very studious. It wasn't very easy, but everyone made the grade, and we became juniors. We expected our junior year to be a thrill as it was. We were constantly engrossed in various interests. In December we received our class rings just in time for Christmas. This was the highlight of the first semester. Almost immediately we were selling advertisements for the Class of '50's yearbook. Soon after this we prepared for our first prom. We deco-rated the gym as a rose garden. At the prom the first King and Queen of West Carthage, Bruce Dona- ghy and Shirley Winters, were crowned. They had been chosen by popular vote. Then came our big year. We were seniors. How we lorded it over our underclassmen! However, our egotism was soon forgotten as we started classes. We worked hard to be sure of graduation. We forgot the tedious grind of school work as we danced in a forest glade to the music of Wescott's band at our Senior Ball. We had worked for weeks planning and ar- ranging the sylvan scenery. r Another great event in our extra-curricular lives was the presentation of the Class Play on November 17. It was called The Chance of a Lifetime and was directed by Mrs. Stiles. The Class of '51 certainly had its share of social life. Nor were we deficient in athletic and sch-olastic stars. The honor roll always had names from the Class of '5l. Roger C-ook was the mainstay of the Quiz Team for two champion- ship years. Bruce Donaghy and Kenny Elliott are to be credited for many of the points scored by the basketball team. Dennis Wood pitched our baseball team to many victories. while Herb Freeman starred in the field and at bat. Bill Hemings and his trumpet were the pride of the band while several other seniors were in both band and chorus. Now we are rapidly approaching the end of our high school careers. There remain only a few short weeks, and we shall leave West Carthage High forever. However. before we leave our Alma Mater we sh-ould like to stop to thank those who have made our graduation possible - our parents and the members of the faculty. They have been patient and encouraging. Our final message is to the school itself, to the halls, and the classr'ooms where we studied. Farewell, West Carthage High, we shall remember you. Page Eighteen Class of 1952 l lst row: Fredonia Cook, Nane ' Bushev, Marv Meister, Evelvn Peek. Sevmour Cohen, o- 5 . . . . anne Arquitt, Dorothy Russell, Sally Rupert, Janet MeConnellg Znd row: Douglas Diekhaut, Ronald Cook, Gwendolyn Hunter, Janice Rockwood, Beverly Shoen, Helen Cronk, Richard Luther, Robert Simser, Gene Arnoldg 3rd row: David Peek. Richard Guyette, Hazel Baker, .lean Christmaan, Lillian VVilmet, Beverly Bruce, Carol Freeman, Douglas Robbins, William lllllllCS, Donald lirowng -lth row: VVilliam Stewart, Ronald Ferguson, Carl Wisner, Robert Rice, lfdgar Souva, liruee lladley, Sherwood Lake. David Sehaek, David Dunn, David Crabb. President Y. Seymour Cohen Yiee-President ., . tloanne .Xrquitl Secretary .,.. livelyn Peek Treasurer .... Mary Meister Page Ninelceiz Class of 1953 row 3 'lL'Zlll VPZll'liS, Dclorcs lxlU'lll.QUl1lCl'y, I zltricia Lewis, llrucc Terrillioii, Carol Clif- lurml, lxcimcth llumcr. luzmm 'llcq ' 'I wll, Kl:1rily11l'lofc1'g Zml row: Lharles Davis, lclzl Dionne, Xl.uilx'n Klmitmiclu, licriiicc .Xrmmlcl, llcvcrly llishu, Carol Mum'c, Beverly Stcrffel. Violet Di- mmu Duris 'lluuszml, 'llliccnlmc 'llruclcziug 3rd row: liernzircl Nichols, Duane VVziitc, lk-ruicc Qcliziclq, Sully Swcitzcr, C:1r1'm1 Rccrl, Phyllis Smith, Rolmcrt llzirris, David Rouncls, Cyril Xrimlclz 4th ruw: William liickun, 'Vlifmizis O'Cmmor, Rzilpli limvmzm, Robert NVhcclcr, Urzul- lcv l ui Curtis l'itchcr. .luhii l'iQrcc. Rcmzilcl ClClllU1lS. Richnrrl lmzo, iXlIl.I'Yill Lewis. lll'CSlllk'lll lirucc 'llCl'l'llliUll licuiiclli llunlcr Xiu' l'1'n llL'lll SL'l'l'l'lilI' - x if ff Hllm' 'fini lllx 's l i'n':ls11l'ui' 7 l'uli'iciu Louis , . 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Lundy: 2nd row Ure. Rowsum. Cook. O'Connor, Richards. Bushey. Carpenter, Robbins. Hastings, Gardner, Tyner, Gordon. E Walitez 3rd row: Montgomery. McMillan, Brotherton. H. Neville. LaFo1est. Ferris, Bisha. Lyon. L. Hubbard Spaulding: 4th row: J. Waite, Martin. Wetherwnx. E. Hubbard, Schloedter. Merritt. Morcnnglmzin. Cham-berlnin. .I Nevills. Fuller. Baker. Wisner. Tripp. y y F. F. A. Seated: Peck, Luezycki, Steele. Moseley. Freeman,Dunn: Standing: Mr. Watkins. Bickom, Waite. Hunkins Parks. Clemons. Harris. l,17.fft' T7ut'11l,x'-lfwn Seventh Grade lst row: Rounds. Hirschey. Richardson. LaQuz1y, McFall. Elliott, Clark. Clifford, Murdock. Stewart: 2nd row: Schack, Zenger. Halpin. Stone. Wisner. Johnson. Lewis. Trainham. Pierce, Waite: 3rd row: Boycv, Thomas. Mcllroy. Tousant. LaForest. Smith. Hongo. Lanoue. Fahsel: 4th row: Bickom, Gibbons. Tucker, Hutt. lVIillor. Nichols. McConnell. LaRock. Absent: Bowrnan.O'Connor. Homan, McGowan. Richards. Cafeteria Staff ........,, .,-......,... .. ,. ,-. , .,- .....-.....,.....-- ... ., ' V M o------3-w--Y , . V , - x Mrs. jones. Mrs. Miller, Mrs. L lllllllllllll. llllfft' 'l'7t'v11ly-ilzrvr ,A M Chorus lst row: J. Cook, Micllroy. Parks. M. Hofer, Russell, Arquitt, Rupert, Redmond, Bushey. Bisha. McCon- nell. Nicholl. Shamipine, Myers. V. Dionne: 2nd row: B. Stoffel, Hall, A. Stoffel, O'Connor. L. Hunter, Guyette. Davis, Dunn, Moseley, K. Hunter, Peck, R. Dionne, Hulbert, B. Wilton, N. Wilton, I. Dionne. Weller, Mr. Woocl- buryg 3rd row:: F. Cook, Winters. Pfaff. Sheldon, Christman, W. Hofer. Johnson, Pitcher, Souva, Sanderson. Stone, Montgomery, Meister. Merkley, Crowner. Matihysg 4th row: Evans. Blackwell, Clark. Montondo. Peck, Cronk. Sweitzer. Freeman. R. Guyetle, Nivholls. Hendricks. Smith. Kitts. Rowsnm. Gilpin. Fnhsvl, A. Pook, Bintz. Rowley. Miss Ann Barber. unior Band lst row: McConnell, Gibbons, Stoffel. Hubbard, Johnson: 2nd row: Ure. Hongo, Harper, Houghton, Moore. McFall. Stone. Wheeler, Shampine. Johnson. Gordon, Robbins. Miss Barber. IUW1' 'l'7u'rl1f.v-fmrl' Band lst row: ,lunc llcuclricks, -IUIIHHL' Tecpcll, Jllilllilil GIIXCIIU. l1:u'Im:11':1 XYiltrm, llmmld lirmvn, qIlL'I'WlltNl Luke, Riclmrcl I,utI1c1', Robert Rice, Gladys Klzlthys, l'z1lrici:1 l,L-wis. Yiulcl llimmmz Ricluml Russullg Incl row: Doris Dimmc, HIZICKILICHIIC Iiiulz. C2llllL'I'iI1C Si11icropi, Nfn'ccl1 XVilt0Il, NIIIYX Lou Crmx'11c1'. Czuml Klmmrc, 'IZlIliL'C Ron'kxxmnl. Czmwl Rowley, l,IlfI'iCi!l l'f:1I'f', -IZIIIIUS IHIIHSUII, Ilzlzcl linker, Rmmld Ch-xllmms, Nancy Niclmll, Slllldfll Slum-, lQuIrc1'l Simscr, H!lI'IDIll'Il Nlcllruy, IXIIIIWCIIL' llullmcrt, -lczm SIICICIHII, Lillizm XYil1m-t, Sully Rcclnwml, C1IlIlI'lL'S Davis, Ruth Diunm-. .Xmlcll Shllllllbillt, Dnuglzxs Ijidillllllll 3111 mw: Liilflll CliH'm'ml, Rnlmcrl llzlskius, Ifvclyn lk-ck, lluuglzls Clmisulllurv, Uzlviml KlcI3m1:1lmI. Robert XYIIQQ-lur, Iicnm-th lflliutt. XYilli:1m llvm- mgs. EICZIIHIL' ChI'iSlINZlll, Ralph l3mv111:11:, Richzml Muir, lJ1mz1lcl llnll, Shirh-y XYiI1ll'l'S, NT:u'ilyn llnfcr, Nliss ,XIIII l3:11'In-11 .XllSl'IIIf Nlivhzu-I k':1111icIg4-. :mul Klznjx' 'lzmu 'lx1'ilJlb. I'1'c-sillm-111 ,,,.Y,. , , Iiclmvlll lflliull XYil'l'-l,l'L'Si!IL'IlI ...,.... Llzlrul RHWIt'y' S:-vu-I:lrx'-'l'l'v:1s1111-1' ,,A N Ilfnmlfl lh'mx'11 l'fr.11w 'l'7.w'l1lv-fi'rw' Varsity Basketball Seated: Richard Guyette, Herbert Freeman, Kenneth Elliott, Bruce Donaghy, Robert Rice. llruce 'l'errilliung standing: Dan Gladle, William Stewart, Bradley Farr. Curtis Pitcher, llrnce lladley, lfllglll' Smiva, Douglas Rolmlmins, Mr. Beck. lNDIVIllUAI, Scolelis 1950-51 SCHICUULIQ3 liruce ljtillilglly ........................ ....... 2 88 VVQ-st Carthage 58 Ccrpeiihagen ....,.,.. ,..,,. 4 8 Curtis Pitcher .... 165 69 Alexandria Bay ............ 4-1 Holm Rice ......1..... 1-1.2 58 Loiwville ..........,, ....,, I 12 Dick Guyette ...... 103 45 Carthage .............. 43 Iluce 'Verrillion ..... 65 59 Sackets Harbor ............ 47 Kenneth lilliott ....... 60 56 Brownville .................... 38 llerlaert lfreenian ..,... 33 40 Augustinian Academy 42 Brad liarr ,,,,,,.,.. 18 51 Clayton ...................... 57 Hill Stewart ,,,, 9 63 Copenhagen ,,....... ..,.,. 8 fn lfrl Souva ,,,,,,, 5 5.2 Al6Xal1driZ1 Bay ............ 37 llruce lladley ......... 3 50 Lowville ............... ..,,., 6 7 Umiglas Rnlmlxins ....... ....., 1 1 5-l- Carthage .................... 51 4-1 Augustinian Academy 3.2 Iiinislied in gt tie for second place 59 Sackets Harbor ..........,. 71 in l'.l'HIlll0l' 1.1-ag 51 lirownville ........ ....... 4 5 -17 Clayton ........ .....,, F 17 4:33 Lfmwville ...,., ,..,.,. 5 2 889 880 I 'fzyv 7l'ZE'C'71'f'V-Sli' it 'l101ll'l1l1I1161'I1 game. junior Varsity Basketball Seated: Robert Harris, John Stoffel, William liiekom, Richard Fahsel, Marvin Lewis. Charles Davis: Znd row: Mr. Flynn, Harold Sanderson, John MeFall, Matthew llynes, Nor- nian Noftsier, Owen Hutt, Theodore Moseley: 3rd row: David Rounds, Richard Lozo, Richard Luther, David MacDonald, Cyril Arnold. lNlJIX'll7UAL Scomcs 1950-51 SClllCIllILl'f Dick Luther ...l...........................,....,, l0 U 'est Carthage Copenhagen .........,..... Norman Noftsier 69 Alexandria liay ......l., Dick Lozo .............. 48 Lowville ...,,.....,... .... lloh llarris ...... 47 Carthage ..... .............. Owen llutt ...... 32 Saekets llarhor .,..,.... Dick Fahsel ..... 25 .Nugustinian :Xeadenn llill lliekoni ..... ll Clayton ..................,.... Carl llrown ...... 10 Copenhagen ....,........... jack MeFall ....... 5 Alexandria llay ........ . David Rounds ........ .. 3 Lowville ................... .. john Stoffel ........ 3 Carthage .,,,,....,..,,..,... David MacDonald 2 :Nugustinian .Xcadeniy Marvin Lewis ........... .. 2 Sackets Harbor ........ . Cyril Arnold ....... l llrownville .........., lleurold lladley ..... 0 Clayton ........,.... Mrltlliew Hynes .. 0 llrownville .... I Pnyv 7'ft'1'11fv-.sr Ill Girls' Bowling lst row: IC. l,CCli,lll0lll'g01ll6l'y, Meister, Stone, Sheldon, llintz, Teepell, .'Xrqnitt, llofer intl mw: lll'llL'C. I'5e1'kley, Moore, Hubbard, Rupert, Stoffcl, M. lleclc, Stiner, xx7QllCl' O'Con V mir: 31-fl row: R. Difnmc, Shoen, Kitts, Christlnan, XVihnet, llendrick, Guyette, Cunnnings, Mt Cmnmcllg -hh row: lignew, Y. Dionne, Rowley, l'riex'o, Clifford, Pfzlil, Reed, Dalton, Rinlu. Boys' Bowling Seated: Davis, Brown, Chisznnore, Sanderson. llofer. Russell, Ferguson, XVheeIer, Tru- leznug stuntling: .l0l'IllSUll, Cohen, W'oofl, l'lCl11ll1 Moseley. Hunkins, Luczycki. Pagc Twafzly-nine Press Club , Seated: Delana Bell, Sally Tyner, NVilliam Hofer, Mary Meister, Roger Cook, standing: Mr. VVoodlmnry, Miss Crump. Baseball 1950 Seated: Harold Sanderson, John Moseley, Bruce Donagliy, Donald Getman, Hill llalpin, Gerald Lewis, Ed Sonva, Bob Rice. Dick Guyetteg standing: Mr. Brzstowski, Charles Stoifel, .Xl Sonva, Dennis VVood, Herbert Freeman, George Marion. Milton Koenig, NVesley Rockwood and Robert llarris. I 'age Thirty East will auth Uratantrnt We, the class of One .Thousand Nine Hundred and Fifty-one, of the West Carthage High School of the village of West Carthage in the County of jefferson and State of New York, being of sound tnind and memory, and not acting under any fraud, duress, or undo influence, whatsoever, do make, publish, amz' declare this our l,As'1' WILL AND TES'1'AMEN'l', in the manner following, that is to say: FIRST: We declare all former wills and codicils, made by us at any time. null and void. SECON D: We direct that all our debts be paid out of our estate. THIRD: To Mr. Rushman, our principal, we bequeath our thanks for his untiring co-operation and wise guidance throughout the years. FOURTH: To the Board of Education, to the members of the faculty, tu the custodians. and to the stafT of the cafeteria. we bequeath our thanks and gratitude. FIFTH: To the underclassmen: Robert Simser-A position as Einstein's assistant because of his love for mathematics. Bradley F arr-A station wagon with dentproof fenders to take the gang places. Dorothy Russell-A picture of Bruce Donaghy to gaze at next year when Bruce will be in col- lege. Mary Meister-A lrmk of Kenneth Elliott's hair to show her priority over a certain Copenha- gen girl. Douglas Chisamore-Permission to talk to and flirt with all the girls in his study halls and classes in Union Spring High School next year. jean Christman-A ticket to Buffalo to see Mike Fletcher. Bruce Terrillion-A rabbit's foot to bring him luck in making long shots next basketball sea- son. Robert Rice-A permit to be a baby sitter with Joanne Arquitt and a horn to toot to give them a thrill. Theodore Moseley-A reserved Seat on the bus to sit next to jeanette Cook to and from school xvllllillll Stewart-A box of candy bars to eat during school hours. Violet Dionne-A book to keep all her boy friend's addresses. Douglas Robbins-A permission slip to go first every noon into the cafeteria. Dick Guyette-A horse shoe to bring him luck in being high scorer in basketball next year. Sally Rupert-A contract for a job in Red Cornell's Future Bakery. Nancy Bushey-A car to go to Deer River any time she wishes. I..-ISTLY: ll 'v hereby niouzina-fa' and Fl-Pf70l-l1fJElCk Benny .vale r'.i'm'z1tnr, 'ZUl:flIUlll bond, of flIl'.V our Last I lf1lI and TCSNI-IllL'lll, and we hereby anutlzorzzc' our .wud arvczzfor fo otlierzvzsv flz.vpu.w of any or all of our .raid c.s'tafc', zvithouf any order of or return to any court. IX llf'IT.YlfSS IVHEREOF, 'wi' lIlI'i'f' llt'fClHI,l0 .vvf our lzzmd mm' .veal flzix viglzflz dwy of Jmza' in flu' yvair of our Lord, om' flmzrsmzd nine lzzzmlrvd mul fifty-one. Signed: Stanton CLASS or 1951. Witnessed by: GRoUcHo TMARX. ARTHUR GonFREY. Page Thfirty-one Class Prophecy 'IIEN YEARS LATER Shirley XVinters: tReading a book i11 her living room. Door bell ringsj VVho can that be? tGoes to door. l llerbert Freeman: May I have a few minutes, Madam. I should like to show you something new in Shirley ' llerb: Shirley 1 llerb: Shirley ' llerb: Shirley 1 llerlu: Shirley ' Herb: Shirley ' llcrb: Shirley ' Herb: electric sweepers. 1 You would be wasting your time. l just b-ought a new one a few weeks ago. Oh, but you must see how this one worksl Well. come in. VVhere is the socket? tShirley points to it J. l shall show you that your rug really needs this make of sweeper. tWatching him as he works.j Your face looks familiar. Could you possibly be llerb Free- man, an old classmate of mine of the class of '51 of West Carthage lligh School? My name is Freeman. You say that you were a classmate of mine. l.et me think. Why, you must be Shirley Winters. You are married, I suppose. After completing a course in elementary work at Oswego State 'lleachers' College, I came here to teach. l met my husband at one of our conferences. Ile is an engineer at the Rock- efeller Foundation. Have you seen any other members of our class lately? A few weeks ago l met joe Luczycki. Ile is a fortune teller. He has a large studio in Atlan- tic City. He told me that Sally Tyner had married Chick and they are living on a turkey farm outside of Carthage. Ruth Dionne Elllfl her husband, Dave, are living in their new home on the Carthage-Deferiet road. Peg Myers and Ray are happily married and raising a fine family. Juanita Guyette, West Carthage High School's former majorette and cheerleader, married Rux Plott and they live in Watertown. 'llhose girls had their diamond rings during their senior year. We knew they would marry. Delana Bell is running her own accounting Hrrn here in New York. Her cousin, Bill Hem- ings, is a very successful engineer. He was graduated from Clarkson. Betty Prievo, Mar- lene Peck, and Sally Bushey are working with the State Department in Washington, D. C. VVhat's Dennis Wood doing now? Dennis is living in Florida teaching science and in his spare time coaches his baseball team. Did many of the boys go into the service? 'llhe majority of them did. 'llhey are all back in civilian life again. lien Elliott is still a Don juan with all his women. Roger Cook, now a great scientist, has recently discovered a new route to the moon. Don Hunkins, having traveled over Cook's route, has established an agri- cultural school up there. Bill Steele, a senator from New York, was on the floor during the winter Filibustering for farm improvement, while in the House. Don Hunkins testified con- cerning the restricted use of fertilizer before the Farm Activities Committee. Bill Steele owns a large farm near Black River, 'llhe other day I read in the paper that Lfldine Smith, a noted psychologist, is going to de- liver at Columbia a series of lectures on TEEN-AGE ISEHAYIDR. Also that Dr. Dan Gladle is giving a series of lectures at the Medical Center on his most outstanding cases. llis nurse, Bessie Stiner, assists in several demonstrations of operating technique. 'llhe guest speaker on the program is Eunice Merkley, head supervisor of the Roosevelt hospital. Do you know anything about Bruce Donaghy, our junior Prom King After serving in the Navy, he finished his engineering course. He is now head engineer on the St. Lawrence Seaway project. On the side he has been coaching an all-girls' basketball team to victory this last winter. Juanita Guyette Plott was high scorer and Eunice Merkley was captain. l saw them in the finals in Madison Square Garden. What became of Dick Russell? Page Thirty-two Shirley ' Herb: Shirley' llerh : Shirley ' Herb : Shirley ' llerb 3 Shirley ' Dick studied engineering at Clarkson and did so well that the Navy offered him an important engineering job as well as the commission of Lieutenant Commander. A week ago the Queen Margaret arrived from Egypt and docked at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. On board was a pla- toon of Waves under the command of Captain Patty Pfatt. Lieutenant Commander Russell reported that the crossing was uneventful. Did you read the article by Jacqueline Bintz, a teacher of Home liconomics? She, as presi- dent of the UTU, stated in a press conference yesterday that the aims of the United Teachers' Union were higher wages, longer vacations and shorter teaching hours. She was strongly backed by Barbara Wilton, First grade teacher, and Carol Rowley, a music teacher. lt is a wonder that the article didn't mention Eileen O'Connor, our gal Irish, who is an art teacher. Bill Hofer, a well known artist in his field. has been photographing some beautiful paintings done by Eileen. Did you know that Noreen Wilton was here in New York work- ing as a private secretary? She recently married her wealthy employer. Jane Peck became so famous for her designs in dressmaking that a French designer adopted some of them. Two years ago jane married the Frenchman in Paris. Rumor has it that she is divorcing him and will return to the States to marry her former sweetheart. john Moseley worked himself up to Admiral in the Navy and, hy the way. has a girl in every port. Carol Rowley and jean Sheldon are soloists at the Cotton Club, while jim johnson's spark- Img piano act is one you cannot afford to miss. 'He is hailed as one of the great jazz pianists of the day. 'I wonder if y-our husband and you would join me at the Cotton Club tonight. We should be glad to do so. Good! Since we have had such an interesting visit, there isn't any use in trying to talk busi- ness. I shall try my salesmanship next door. At nine o'clock then. Good-bye. Good-bye until nine. Q V W, -W. atv.. ww- M - I Page Thirty-three CUIIIPIIIIICIIIS COIIIIJIIIIICIIIS of B A K E R Y THE FOX DRUG COMPANY Carthage, N. Y. Carthage, New York Carthage Machine Company Cunxpliments VVELDING uf and ROE-ADAMS, Inc. GENERAL REPAIR WORK WEST END AVENUE Carthage, N. Y. 1 Q- r- GE.X'lfR,f1L 1.YSUKf1XCli PERSONAL IN SURANCE SERVICE 405 Trust Company Bldg. VVHICFIOWII, N. Y. Tel. 05.20 a ...- Page Thirty-fi' CUIlll711lll6ll1S , , of Lump11111e11ts Curtis-Holmes Music Co. of A 119 STONE STREET D' B O S S U O T VVatc1rtovv11, N. Y. lfUc1'yil1iug for llzu School l71IllSl'L7itIfll' Compliments . CU!111J11I1lt'l115 Encllcott-Johnson S11o1f1S'1'o1e1i JOHN J- KNAPP C U A 1, 275 Stale St., Cartllugc Shoes - Ruh1mc1's Hosiery Compliments J ohnson's Beauty Shop 31 Vincent St. Phone 822 Carthage Q1Lil'11lLlgC, New Yurk Compliments WATERS' BUICK 220 N. Mechanic St. Phone W3 Cartllage Page Tlzifrty-.six LeRoy E. Sherman GENICRAI, ELISCTRIC Best Wishes W. J. Rueckwald GRUNER'S Ranges Recffigcmfofs Chiropractor Radios Compliments Compliments Compliments - of Lloyd L. Wood Dr lfsso Service Center RESTAURANT J. S. Trowbridge Phone 2512 Natural Bridge, N. Y. Compliments ol' MURPHY'S Compliments of H. W. Simser COAL DEALER Natural Bridge, N. Y. Compliments KINNEY'S DRUG STORE Compliments C0mD1im9mS Compliments of Of ' 7 of Leo Thesler s up Bhryergs M C ' k-De r'n r C OYHHC C 1 s Barber Shop W. W. Thompson harm Equipment Grand Union Hotel 8: Son Phone 1057 Carthage Phone 1218 Compliments Seneca Boot Shop 271 State St. Carthage, N. Y. Compliments of Pickert's Soda Bar Copenhagen. N. Y. Compliments of CALENDER'S RESTAURANT and SODA l+'OL'N'l'.-UN Carthage, N. Y, Page Thirf y-.w'f'c11 Leslie J. Pfaff KNOW YOUR FOOD! Compliments PAINTS GLASS Stop at the FARGO INN Off. d s, , we an I C100 Great Bend Diner Carthage, N. Y. Supphes Gifts Cosmetics Great Bend, N. Y. Compliments Millerfs of General Store J, Parks Vrooman's Dm River' N' Y' MEMS at GROCERIES Grocery 47 Bridge St. Free Parking Telephone ll0l-F-2 Compliments of A FRIEND Humes' Grocery Groceries Meats Fruits Vegetables Great Bend, N. Y. Phone 1306 Champion, N. Y. Scander Maroun 8: Sons MEATS 8z GROCERUES 209 State Street Carthage, N. Y. Compliments Compliments of Compliments of Gates' Garage Harry W. Day Cl1arlotte's Harold Comstock, Prop. Beauty Shop Great Bend, N. Y. Phone 1302 Compliments of Quality Cleaners Compliments Agnes Fogarty Circulation Manager NVate-rtown Daily Times D. D. S. New Happy Hour Restaurant Meals and Lunches Steaks, Chops 31 Sea Foods Home Cooking Natural Bridge, N. Y. I aqr Tlliiffjl-FI-gl!! Compliments A. E. Johnson Co. Ladies' :md Chilclrmfs CO., Inc. Yvcar. 111101118 L1hll1'L'h SYITCI. CIlftl1I1Q'C I 'om mlimvnls L ' ABBASS FOOD MARKET of VIIONIQ 1 Gray's Flower Shop 1:04 VVL-st liml .Xvcnuc FLOYD B. HOLMES Cmnplilnmxts W.fX'l'ClllfS DIAMONDS Newberry's 1 1 Q tp U C 510 Stk!-SI. 'l'xl- h n:2l7 Ltilflhilglk New York CHIIIIJHIIICIIIS Cmnplimr-nts Of M. FRED TEATOR and CLYDE COLE RED 81 WllI'I'I'1S'l'ORIi The Boston Store 317 sum- sn-wr I'I11mc 500-501 Cnrtlmgc. N. Y, Vagr 7tlll'l'f'V-JIIIIIF JOHN A. SEVERANCE Compliments PlIO'FOGR.fXI'IIIC S'rUmn Kamide,s Taxi and CAMERA SHOP The Seven-Eleven Cabs Complete I'l1utug'rapl1ic Service 210 N. Mechanic Street Vlmlw IO?-ll C1LI'fhZlg't', N. Y. Carthage E. T. Mosher ALTAMONT MILK COMPANY, Inc. J1lfz1z11fm'f11rvr'.v and l21'xtr1'b1mn'.v of A , X t A A i M PA I S - GROL I1.RTT'.b Slfl.lfC l'I'fID DAIR Y I'RO'I7L'C'I'S DRY GOOI-DS 'lxi'lCphm10 I-H KA1l1'1l1I1g,ft', N. Y. 1,5 Hridqe St. phone West Carthage. N. Y. Compliments CIIIIHDHIIIQIIIS of of l.Jl'lNTlS'1' L'm11pli111cnts DINGMAN CHEVROLET co. Pfaff'S Red at White 500 Sfntc- Str:-vi Vnrtlmgc' Pugv Forfy Compliments Hongo's Restaurant DINNER LUNCHES SPAGHETTI HUNGARIAN STUFFED C.-XI!!-RACE A SPECT.-XLTY BEVERAGFS DANCING Page Furry-ml' Cumplim ents of CARTI-IAGE MEDICAL SOCIETY U S E I-IYLITE PRODUCTS In Your Home .I lylite Cement Paint-Hylite Wall Paint Hylite Water Putty-Hylite Hand Cleaner For Dairies and Poultry. Carbola Disinfecting' Wl1itet Paint also CCC Products for Insects on Plants and Vegetables. made by Carbola Chemical Company Natural Bridge, N. Y. Wa.ite's Market lN'llfA'llS AND GROCERIES l'hm1e 680 Compliments of Dr. W. C. Walters Carthage, N. Y. Ugf lznffy-f'ZUO Compliments of Carthage Savings 8: Loan Association Established 1888 Compliments of Carthage National Exchange Bank Carthage, N. Y. Member Federal Deposit I nsurfmcc Compliments of RED GARDNER Compliments of Carthage Council K. of C. 291 Carthage, N. Y. Compliments Compliments of Of Dionne-Rumble Post 7227 Franklyn A. Zahn V. F. W. HARDWARE .. h. , N Y k Om me ew or Phone 67 244 State Street Compliments Compliments RIELLY'S SERVICE STATION 210 State St. Carthage. N. Y. Bushnell 8: Bassett lw'l.UlVll5lNG AND HEATING Hardware - Frigidaire Fast Flame Gas Service Carthage, N. Y. Przgr Ifnrfuv-ll1r1'v Compliments Gilbert's Laundry, Inc. and DRY CLEANING Compliments JOHN SHANNON ' GROCERY STORE Compliments of CARTHAGE HOSPITAL Sfwwffrsf Place in Town I IOLLENBECK'S 250 Francis Street Compliments Bentley, Settle 8: Co., Inc. Distributors of Wags Foods Wholesale Grocers I humid J. Boomer, Mgr. Compliments BEZANILLA DAIRY Walsemann's Servicenter Tires - llattcries - Accessories 24-Hour Tow Service MC I HILUBR ICAT ION Four Corners Phone 1260 West Carthage Compliments of IMPERIAL HOTEL Ihgf' Forty-fain' Compliments of Adderley Pontiac Sales and Service NEW CARS USED CARS Complete Overhauling Body and Fender Repairing 9-1 Bridge St. Phone 30 STUDEBAKER CARS AND TRUCKS Jackson' s Automotive Sales 8x Service 111-113 North Mechanic Street Carthage, New 'York Phone 705 Compliments Walsemann Brothers SPORTING GGODS Gerald H. Phelps WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER Carthage, N. Y HARDVVARE Ambulance Service Telephone 177 Compliments i. J. Edward Doyle U Shirley's Dress Shop Compliments of Watertown Mattress Company Cartliuge, N. Y. l amcml Di1'cct0r 518 State Sl. Carthage, N. Y. Compliments of N. L. Campany 8: Company l URNI'llURl3, AND FLOOR COVERING 115 N. Mechanic St., Carthage, N. Y. Phone 140 Page Forty-five Buck's Snack Bar Defcriel, N. Y. CUllll1lllllt'lli5 of Natural Bridge Plug Co., Inc. CUIll1llll1lClli5 of Blackie's Restaurant Great Bend, N. Y. Compliments of A FRIEND Finer Fashions APPAREL FOR WO5lN'1liN AND CHILDREN 208 State Sl. CHl'lllZ1g6, N. X Conlplinxexrts of F aunce's Garage Great Bend, N. Y. Cumplimeuts of BELL'S MARKET Cumplimeents of Fleming Manufacturing Co Slate Sl. Carthage, N. Y. I 'age' Forty-.vi.r W. R. Jones 8: Sons, Inc. CUAI. BUlLD12RS' SUPPLIES l Sueuny lierosene Fuel Oil Gasoline 'PUONIQ 75 Cfartllage, New York M. H. Porter INSURANCE Fire and Casualty BONDS 'Feleplwne 180 Compiiments 1 Richter's I. G. A. Store Phone 1279 73 Bridge Street West Carthage, N. Y. Coniplinlents Compliments ACCARINO BROTHERS New Carthage lo ljriclge Street Cilflllllgff, N. Y. Hotel Pllone U5 Interstate Licenses Liability anal Cargo Insurance Compliments of Lockwood F. Buckley DIBIA IlL7CKl.lfY MOTOR ICXPRESS Local and Long' Distance Hauling Vcleplmone 107 95 Bridge St., Carthage, N. Y F orney's Store MEATS Sz GROCICRIICS 79 Chanipion Street Phone 827 Page Forty-seven . 'o 11 1 intent 5 Compllments L I I t The West Side Printery M0rgan'3 Bert Wheeler, Prop. QUALITY vR1N'1'1Ne General Store Est. 1922 Natural Bridge. N. Y. 71 ranklin St.,Cartl1age, N. Y. Stamps 81 Supplies AClN'Cl'fiSill5 Specialties I Rubber John W. Roggie Colnpliments Pasteurized MILK AND CREAM Grade A. Plume 1120-F-15 VVest C11l'l11LlgC Carthage, N, Y. CLARK'S STORE Compliments Q . Qvulllpllnlents of LovEJoY Harold C. Cronk ISUDY AND FENDER XVORK AND PAINTINL CON 'PR.'XC'1'OR AN D .Broad Sll'6Cl-CL11'lllLlgC, N. Y. BUILDER Page Forty-eight .1 -. X, -1 . x- ' ' Lfbwl' , -,L if 'F ' 'ff fr f ', I, . 1.3 , - X ,. 'ji f inf rf' J ', ' '5 rs' f U, N - .J , , . 5 ' 1l'.2',.'wj Y. . b I . j'g.f. -fin -1 f.- ' M12-' fqzss fk, 'V v' X'-.Qi ff. 2--Q-4-3, 931. ,' ' ff C' . . . . wr ,A h..- Q Am -5. Q ' - Va, 7- U W,-b If N- Y -r . -wb V2.1 . v. '. 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