West Winfield High School - General Yearbook (West Winfield, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1951 volume:

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Editorf ............... junior Auiftmzt ....,... . HAROLD SULLIVAN .,.....I-IAROLD EVANS ,.......JoHN DUGAN MARY DUGAN .........ANN CONNOR YWIXV 2.1 vs 5 lf'I0r . 1 .. ' ' . FK ..f 77: .fiv, 42 gi 'lt re Grateful Tn fl 'l r I r XYWLU A p we qi Njynlpllnl if el - 1, A. ,L P , , xx . , ,.-,.M,- y . . f . 'a J , .4 ' t' H ' l.'kfx2l2 - MXPX-JN xl I ills ' 'xl xxlll XXL yltlyx We appreciate Mrs. Leonard, for her continual coopera- tion and guidance. We shall always remember her willing- ness to lend a helping hand whenever she was called upon. The success of our activities during our four years is the result of her kindly assistance. W. t Q '- . If . f Q' lc QQ if f '23 f if We are also thankful for Mr. Super's relentless effort put forth to produce championship teams in every sport. In our school this has brought out the importances of good sportsmanship in competitive sports. From Mr. Super we have learned never to give up until the final whistle blows, not only in sports but also in school work. We are grateful to Mr. Super for making champions of us-in life as well as sports . Y bpm E Board of Education XX'illaul W. Steeves, Principal 1 L47 J 1 i I ji I 14 I , .' 5' Faculty V J i , I , V, A 1' . .Ll ff' . A A f Fx A A P' MD S W i' - Y-'irrt Rau'-E. Williams, B. French, I. Weaver, L. Pitera, L. Wing, W. Sleeves, D. Beach, B Clark, M. Fredcnburgh, D. Webb. Serond Rnwij. Gritliths, A. Luffman, H. La Bare, E. Paul A. Carson, M. Cosentino, K. Naylor, M. Buchanan, G. Row. Third Rau- -R. Cosentino, A. WWI liams, M. Scofield, E. Rowland, G. Kelly, M. Tillinghast, D. Ryndak. DI. Van Buren, A, Benjamin M. Taylor. Fnurtl: Rau'-J. Bellows, G. Lohnas, E. VC'allaCe, j. Huxtable. -I. Stutzman. D. Weaver F. Super, 1. Eletto, W. Harrison. A1 lUU Elasses Schools of 1850-1875 were very inapt, compared with schools of today. A person who wished a little variety was at a loss the teachers instructed the smart peopleg and along with them the stu dents who couldn't learn as fast. These slower students were shown by methods uncomplimentary to education of this time. 5 '- -S Improvements have been slow in coming in the era between 1875-1900. Education was practically at a stand still. The student ax didnft always have facilities like ones we have today. The students this era were given regimented courses, which failed to meet indi- vidual needs. Ahhh. in x55 During the war period 1900-1925 the high schools increased in numbers. People began taking subjects, that were suited to them Schools were set up for the people who worked with their hands more than with books. Jwtlovs Schools began enlarging 1925-1951 and they emphasized teaching for the future. The class of 1951 is the 100th class to graduate from :QQ West Winheld's school system. We appreciate the fact that such 3' achievements have been made to better the educational facilities of our school by the new addition and by the varied courses in our schedule. .ui- 'IQSIXQ4 f ffr Q KATHLEEN BIRMINGHAM Ammble Somzble Witty Life of the Party 3 Lunatrcs At Large 4 Magazine Captain 4 Radio Program 4 Bowling Captain 4 Bowling 3 4 Camera Club 3 4 Fr Day 3 4 F H A 3 4 on test 2 3 4 Cherry Valley Music Festrvall 2 3 4 Christmas Pagent orus Mixed Chorus 2 3 4 JANETTE BLOWERS Gruuour Cooperalwe Llkfdblf Girls Chorus 1 2 Cherry Valley Music Festival 12 All State Music Festival 2 junior Play 3 Bowling 3 Camera Club3 4 F H A 3 4 Vice President F H A 4 Radio Program 4 ROBERT BOLTON Friendly, Kind, Soriahle Benjamin Franklin High School lg Class Reporter 35 Uncle Tom's Crabbin 33 Class Pres. 43 Pres. Stu- dent Council 43 Radio Program 43 Senior Play 43 Annual Staff 4. MARGARET CROSSMAN Dependable, Friendly, W'0rrla Knowing Girls Chorus 23 junior Play 33 Radio 43 F. H. A. 3, 43 All State Music 23 Press Club 43 Cherry Val- ley Festival 1, 2. GORDON DAVIS Wfell Read, Cooperalive Mufical Press Club 1, 2, 3, 43 New York State Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 43 Cherry Valley Music Festival 13 Christmas Pagent 1, 23 Camera Club 2, 33 Life of the Party 33 Senior Chorus 1, 23 Field Day 1. M 1 , , I Q ,ly my ll 5 'N 'i 1 lili X lixvxlii l l 1 W ' i 1 JOHN DUGAN Muriral, Shy, Comiral Field Day lg Class Treasurer 13 Field Day3 Boys Chorus 23 junior Play 33 Radio 4. MARY DUGAN Rercfved, Arfirtir, Entertaining Girls Chorus 23 Cherry Valley Fes- tival 23 G. A. A. 3, 43 Camera Club 43 junior Play 3g Annual Staff 43 Radio 4. ROBERT EDICK Diplomalir, Even-Tempered, Humowur Football 1, 2, 3, 43 junior Plays 33 Press Club 23 Senior Plays 43 Radio 43 All State Chorus 2, 33 Boys Chorus 1, 23 Cherry Valley Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 43 Christmas Pageant 1, 2, 3, 43 Field Day 1, 2, 3, 43 Gym Demonstration 1, 2, 3 13 Senior Mixed Chorus Pres. 4 Intermural Basketball 2, 3. MARY JANE EPHRAIM Sinrere. Capable, Genuine Chorus Girls 23 Senior Plays 43 Field Day 33 Class Banker 33 Vice President 33 Cherry Valley Festival 2: Radio Program 4. HAROLD EVANS Care-free. W'it1y, Helpful Football 31 junior Plays 33 State Music Contest 33 Press Club 4: Senior Play 43 Baseball 43 Camera Club 4: Radio Program 43 All State Chorus 43 Annual Staff 43 Boys Cl10fUS 1. 23 Cherry Valley Music Ff'Sf1VHl 2. 33 Christmas Pagent 2, 33 Class Treasurer 3, 43 Field Day 2. 32 Gym Demonstration 1, 2, 3. 4: Senior Mixed Chorus 5, 41 Winter' Carnival 1, 2, JOSEPHINE FERUCCI Cooperative, Tempermenlal, Dependable Class Reporter 13 Uncle Tom's Crabbin 33 Radio Program 43 Bowl- ing 3, 43 Christmas Pageant 1, 2, 33 F. H. A. 3, 43 Field Day Program 33 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Press Club 1, 2, 3, 4. RONALD GAY Comical, Dependable, Ir1qui.ri1i1'e Chorus 1, 23 Uncle Tom's Crabbin 33 Football 3, 43 Basketball 1, 43 Baseball 4. GAIL LEONARD Referred, Wfell Read, Lower of Muxir Chorus 1, 2, 43 Band 1, 2, 43 An- nual Staff 43 Lunatics At Large 43 Field Day 23 Christmas Pageant 23 All-State 2, 43 Spring Festivals 1, 2, 43 Cherry Valley Music Festival 1, 2, 43 Girls Chorus 1, 2, 43 Radio Program 4. ALLAN MARKS Aggrerrive, Good willed. Loquatiour Chorus 3, 43 Cherry Valley Music Festival 2, 3, 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Field Day 1, 2, 33 Lunatics At Large 43 Bessie The Bandits Beautiful Baby 33 Press Club 1, 23 Boys Chorus 23 Radio Program 43 Annual Staff 43 Winter Sports Carnival 2, 3. 4. ARLENE MCGEE Timid, Sinrere. Clever Press Club 13 Class Secretary 23 CIHSS President 53 Student Council 33 Sec. Treas. of Student Council 33 Cheerleading 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 43 F, H. A. 3, 43 Sports Club 2, 3, 43 President G. A. A. 43 Radio Pm. gram 4. I x flWf fm'1 V lp, .wcidfaf 63 pu If 5 ll'-1 f' RONALD MERRITT Energetic, Happy go lucky, Independent Class Pres. 1, Class Treas. 2, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4, Track 3, 4, Baseball 1. 2, 3, 4, Christmas Pageant 1, 2, Field Day 2, 3, 4, Press Club 1, 2, 3, Gym Demonstration 1, 2, 3, 4, junior Play 3, Senior Play 4, F. F. A. 1, 2, Annual Staff 4, Radio Program 4, Camera Club 4, Varsity Club 4, Cherry Vally Music Festival 4, Boys Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Winter Carnival 1, 2. VERA MILLER Friendly, lVell mannered, Cooperative Girls Chorus 2, Playdays 2, Uncle Tom's Crabbin 3, Sec. F. H. A. 4, Christmas Pageant 2, 3, Chorus 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Cherry Valley Music Festival 3, 4, Field Day 3, Press Club 1, 2, 3, 4. CHARLES MURRAY Induflrioui, Friendly, Smiling Field Day 1, Boys Chorus 2, Base- ball 2, 3, Christmas Pageant 2, 35 junior Play 3, Radio 4, F. F. A. Asst. Reporter 4, F. F. A. Softball 4, F. F. A. Basketball '2, 3, 4, F. F. A 2. 3. 4. JOYCE PERKINS Optiminic, Gay, Muriral Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4, Christmas Pagent 1, 2, 3, Field Day 1, 2, 3, 4, State Music Contest 1, 2, 3, 4, Press Club 1, 4, Girls Chorus 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Cherry Valley Music Festival 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 3, 4, jr. Play 33 Sr. Play 4, Eisteddfad 3, 4, Radio Pro. gram 4, Capt. of Bowling Team 4. BEVERLEY STRONG Quiel, School Spirited, Sincere Class Sec. 1, Vice Pres. 4, Annual Staff 4, Bowling 3, 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Cherry Valley Music Feestival 1, 2, 3, 4, Christmas Pageant 1, 2, 3, Field Day 3, 4, Girls Chorus 1, 2, 39 Girls Sports Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Playdays 2, 3, Press Club 1, 2, 3, Radio 4. HAROLD SULLIVAN Good Naluwed, Easy Going, Arrive Field Day 23 Boys Chorus 23 Uncle Tom's Crabbin 33 Annual Staff 43 F. F. A. Vice Pres. 4g F. F. A. Softi ball 2, 3, 43 F. F. A. Basketball 2, 3, 43 'F. F. A. 2, 3, 43 Radio Pro- gram 43 Varsity Basketball Manager 43 Senior Play 4g Gym Demonstra- tion 1, 2, 3. JOHN SULLIVAN Rererved, Reliable, Courleour Baseball 23 Boys Chorus 23 F. F. A. 1, 23 Field Day 2, 33 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 junior Play 33 Radio Pro- gram 43 Senior Play 43 Varsity Club 43 Gym Demonstration 2, 3, 4. BARBARA ANN TANNEY Complairanl, Inlelligent, Magnanimous Class Pres. 23 Student Council 23 junior Play 33 Representative Girl's State 33 Press Club Sec. and Treas. 43 Senior Play 43 Senior Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Editor of Annual 43 Radio Program 43 Annual Staff 3, 43 G. A. A. 2, 3, 43 Press Club 1, 2. 3, 43 Bowling 3. BARBARA I-IILDA TANNEY Generour, Helpful, Talkative All State 23 Junior Play 33 Field Day Program 3g Editor of Beacon 43 Radio Program 43 Senior Play 43 Bowling 2, 33 Rep. to Press Con- ference 2, 33 Christmas Pageant 1, 2, 3, 43 G. A. A. 2, 3, 43 Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Cherry Valley Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 43 Play Day 1, 2, 3, 43 Press Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. SHIRLEY WATKINS Neal. Pleuranl, Agreeable junior Play 33 Radio Program 43 Class Reporter 43 Bowling Captain 43 Annual Staff 3, 43 Camera Club 3, 43 F. H. A. 2, 3, 43 Girls Inter- murals 3, 43 Press Club 1, 4g Girl's Sports Club 2, 3, 4g Bowling 1, 2, 3 4. . v ......m1liin ll lllll vm, Illll A f llll 6 xr 'via si. , JAMES YAW Cooperaliffe, Indurtriour, Relirenl Christmas Pageant 53 Football 2, 33 Gym Demonstration 2, 3, 43 Stage Hand 2, 3, 4g Band 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM YAW Tdlkalirfe, Helpful, Energelic Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 4g F. F. A. lg F. F. A. Softball 1, Cherry Valley Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 45 Radio Program 43 Christmas Pageant 'AHS Ch 4 Stt Ms'c 3, tate orus 3 ae ur Contest 1, 2, 5, 43 Estedfod 3, 4g Football 3, 4, Uncle Tom's Crabbin 35 Boy's Chorus 2, Representative Boy's State 3g Industrial arts award 2. Il X Lfrrrjfgf N re glhlhli- . llnllll ullclllii ,glllllg 'w1:::-'Il' llllllf lgx M5 .px ' Z Z2 A. 14 5 ZZ' f f e 1 Kindergarten to Senior are now the classes found in a school of 1951. In the l ear y years of onc's schooling, a student progresses from grade to grade, until he finally enters high school. There, a student's interests are broadened as a result of an extensive well-equipped school building. The Curriculum is lifted to the individual needs. A If fi 'v V ,f 'I ,.-fa ,, .l'QL:ff ' 'f,J451f'3'l9' I ' ff. MH- .2 JUNIUH CLASS! ii Mt 7, Fir-,rt Rau'-M. Baily, M. MacKenzie, B. Card, D. Boss, A. Serbanawicz, R. Armstrong, B. Strong, M. Snow, J. Allen, D. Nickerson, M. Yaw. Second Rou'-Mr. Harrison, J. Cooper, A. Connor, M. Hodge, G. Austin, I. Tru- man, V. Pugh, Montigny, D. Hocking, A. Brown, B. Ketz, M. Brown, I. Truman, Rowland. Third Rau'-D Plank, E. Getman, P. Cook, R. Pett, j. Collins, S. Greene, B. Edwards. W. Saunders. S. Hansel. R. Zoller, F Moore, T. Mezik, G. Rose. SUPHUMUHE ELASS X . ALL i Fin! Rau'-B. Atwell, B. Reed, C. Sullivan, M. Armstrong, E. Weincek, B. Ward, F. King, N. Leonard, J. Golo- wicz, J. Atwell, J. Yaw, M. Marriotti. Second Row-E. Lonis, E. Melchekle, C. Meyers, G. Bowman, M. Miller, S. Gates, V. Singer, K. Mills, I. Mielcurski, A. Brower, C. Rice, M. Gritliths, S. Ford, D. Matteson, B. Young, M. Nolan, L. Mayne, S. Slater, W. jones. Third Ron'-Mr. Weaver, F. Wheelock, R. Edick, H. Talbot, R. Steeves, T. Kilty, L. Brooks, R. Salisbury, j. Pritchard, R. Pritchard, R. Slaughter, G. LeBumhard, G. Davis, J. Shipman, F. Eagle, P. Dunckle. K. Hansel, S. Panicua, D. Casler. D. Bouck, A. Fikes FHESHMEN mai?- ,- '-sr. . Firrr Rau'-D. Ferguson, j. Young, V. Moore, D. Card. S. Dye, R. Salamone, j. Kilty, M. Strart, j. McCall, -I Young, H. Murdock, R. Rowlands, J. Salamome. Sevond Rau'--M. Rouck, C. Lonchek, E. Huntley. S. Ferguson, -I Moore, j. Gala, K. Rowlands, R. Potter. D. Rooney, j. Shipmen. B. Boorn, P. Brunner, S. Bunce, M. Cole, '1' Marriotti, B. Slater, B. Massey, S. Bellows, Mrs. Carson. Third Ron'-R. Matthews, XV, Naylor. M. Williams, D Crumb, J. Brooks, K. Armstrong, W. Crewell. B. Brown, j. Woodward. j. Gala, A. Bouck, R. Evans, M. Freuder berg. S- JUYWS. D4 FCUYUH. J. Perry. M. Hibbard. R. Ford. j. Hammond. P. Lewis. ' x LIGHTH GRADE 'in r' in.- u Fifflf Rau'---WC lidick, K. Van Nort, R. Hailston, M. Truax, C. Greene, D. Strong, j. Ford, B. DeGrey, A. Christian, R. Mefhelke, V. Waldens. Sefund Rau'-H. Elthorp, R. Wiegand, j. McGee, M. Wheelock, R. Sanzo, j. Smith, C. Lamb, A. Crumb, J. Piscione, T. Molineuu, N. Young. Third Rau' - Miss Tillinghast, J. Bellows, D. Smith, W. Burney. B. Boss. C. Saunders. P. Bowman, L. Marks, J. Laukatis, G. Serbanewicz, C. Brown, B. Crewell, M. Wright. C. Chase, D. Galowicz, J. Auger, M. Bailey, A. Xwheelock, VU. Wheelock, j. Evans, D. Huxtable, Mr. Eletto. Fourth Rau T. Dugan, G. Riclmrds, B. Shipman. W. Shipman, J. Hasset. I. Singer, B. Dye, B. Horning, D. Brown, R. I.uf.lwig, D. Crewell. S. Xylilgllllfll, J. Nolan, D. Butler. J. Abraham, Robert Lamb. SEVENTH GRADE fy-- Q Ilifff Row-H, Coy, lg,Wheelock, W. Reed. G. Elthorpe, W. XX'right. J. Marks, C, Huntley. Samir! Rnu' HP. Drake D. Young, D. Matt C 5, B. Horning. V. Washburn. A. Rowlands. I.. Mathey. C. Stecves, M. Price, K. Mayne, J Cifarelli, D. Pollar . Crossman, J. Evans, S. King, F. Harvey. J. Murdock, J. Sterling, G. Smith. Third Rau'-S Lonchek. H. Gates,l, . Lyman. J, Lasher. W. Land, M. Shipman. S. Jones, C. Norton. M. Marriott. K. Palmer, B W'alts, A. Stuart, A.131tnfkel, C. Julagay, D. Morgan. W. Wfilliams, C. Rowland, M. Land, F. Tauss. D. Fouler Fnurzb Rua . Walfefsl M. Mathey. M. Shipman, H. Perkins, R. Bunce. H. Fowler, J. Crumh. S. Erni. M. Gals L inger, C. Ha es, SlT'Walsh, J. Brunette. R. LaBumbard, F. True. C. Welch, B. Ingalls, W. Darymple, A. Stoctznq, 'QR BV ' 1 I 'xy 1 lk S . Fivirl Rau'-R. Christian, H. Hiiitablgy, Brunner, F. G ring, C. Allen, C. Mathey. M. Smith, C. Ferguson, E. Hailton, D. Harter, R. Halkovitch, H. Drake. Semnr? Rau'--Miss Van Buren, N. Snyder, R. Miller, A. Freudenburgh, P. ROOIWY, F. CKIFYS. J. Jacobs. N. Dalrymple, G. Hammond, G. Colwell, E. Horigan. B. Slater. R. PiCone, J. Sulli- van, J. Hibbard, Lucas. G. AClcler, Murdock. I.. Lamh, M, Greene, M. Brown, K. Petrie, C. Dye. S. Card, M, Drake, M. Smith, S. Lonchek, F. Hill, F. Collard, R. Roberts, R. Paniccia, M. Keller. Miss Cosentino. Third Rau'- R. Miller, C. Brine, J. Sullivan, L. Price, C. B. Bailey, J. Birmingham, A, Kuiawski. D. Wfood. G. Eddy, J, Kroll, T. Birmingham, J. Powells, J. Burdick. C. Brown, S. Marrott, E. Pritcher, J. McGee. E. Ray. E. Miller. M. Wheelock, N. Holland, G. Horigan, J. Harris, J. Brown. . PHTH GRADE i. -'Q .Q . Fir-if Run--j. Fournier. Marriott. L, Dickenson. D. Matthews. D. Burney, W, King, E. Looman, J. Hocking, R. Augau, R. Hinckley, G. Land, R. Miller, j, Christian, P. Owens, B. Fahy. Semna' Rau'-F. Casler, A. Halkovitch, A. lflrhorpv. G. Fikes, D. Gorton, M. Morgan, M. Ephraim, D. Kerber. F. Salamone, B. Wheelcmck, Third Rau'-Mrs. Roe, W. Burney. K. Armstrong, DI. Hollard, -I. Wfalts, j. XX'illiams. H. Bouck, N. Igel, K. Helmer, B. Galowicz, C. Stuart, R. Vfiencek. D. Galler, C. Brown, B. Cole, B, Eddy. C. Treen, j. Malarkey, D. Zaleski, R. Stoetzner. Fourth Ron '- -R. Snyders. -I. Gates. J. Lyman, M. Metzger. S. Cole. M. Wormdward. F. Fairchilds. A. McCall, D. Harter. N. Quesnel, J. XX'ilcox. S. Crofoot. D. Turner, R. Hansel, M. Burnside, M. Ford, J. Miller, K. Mathey, -I. Baylis, P. Burnett. K, Hardenhurg. G. Shipman, D. Palmer, Mrs. Sfoheld. PUUHTH GRADE '19 8 Iiif-,rf Rau'-F. Sterling. R. Wlreelrrck, D. Augar, W. Lohnas, G. Knowles, L. Fournier. G. Wright, B. Christian, L. Chandler, J. Lucas, P. Marriott. Serfmd Rau--P. Brown. V. Chapin, Atwell, B. Dye, K. Gray, R. Murdock, K. livans, T. King, A. Dykes. C. Langow. K. Davis. V. Hess, F. Young. Third Rau'-kD. Smith, C. Griffith, C. Kay, C. Schooley, C. Bunce. M. Paniccia, T. Kuiawski, j. Schoonmaker, P. Cavanaugh, J. Walts, K. Smith, K. Young, P. Goodman, M. Burnett, K. Sullivan. VI. Hihhard, F. Lyman, M. E. Mallon. Fnurlb Rau'--D. Beach, D. Christian, C. Bailey, M. Charles. J. Duskiewicz, A. Brown. C. Buss, P. Ingalls, J. Kujawski, P. Parsons, E, Sterling, D. Ball, E. Bowman, L. Fowler. S. Kovack, A. Piscione, R. Wlieeler, C. Burdick. D. Fenton, C. Powers, D. Ray, M. Reed, li. Fox. B. Lasher, G. Brigham. M. Cosentino. ,ax I - v THIRD GRADE R rl T . .1 . Q, X in -.Xi ,-,2 P ' Q tg, U - R-A Fin! Rau'--I.. Brunette. J. jones, F. Latus. H. Ferguson, E. Goodman. AI. Cliristialn. S. Hllnilvy. L- ANN strong. S. Mariotti. M. Stoetzner. P. Brace. B. Harter. P. Serbanewicz. D. Wheelock. Second Rau' S W. Sterling, S. Aylesworth. C. Lyman, L. VanDeuscn, E. Burnside, S, Collard, S. Mariott, S. Mathews Third Rou'gB. LaCelIe, I. Hodge. A. Zoller. A. Doremus, R. Sullivan. C. Super, M. Fenton. D. Strong C. Bailey. J. Wfheelock, M. LaCelle, T. Connor. M. Ackler. Fam-lla Rau L. Wheelock, B. Landphere, M DeRnsi:t. L. Serhanewicz, L. Crossman, A. Cadwell, J. Wood, K, Gray. R. Kovak, P. Smith, S. Lyman R. Snyder. VU. Hull, G. Christian, M. Aylesworth, R. Brunner, F. Chapin, J. Allen. SEEUNU GHAUL Fivzfl Rowf-M. jackson, R. Buuck, F, Treen, L. Harvey, L. Matthews, R. Drake, j. Cole, T. Sullivan, j Rowland, P. Ferguson, W. Nelson, D. Gould, G. Chandler, R. Paniccia, T. Harrison, Serfmd Rau'--N Ball, F. Dye, F. Harris, R. Fenton, J. Ford, C. Brower, S. Land, H. Schiavone, F. Ferguson, M. Truax, O Brunette, R. Dunckel, R. Cole. D. Landphere. P. Kujawski, E. Stuart. Third Rvww-C. Palmer. j. Talbot B. Bowman, C. LaCelle, S, Ackler. L. Rose, R, Doremus, S. Wing, P. Dutton. P, VUilcox M Noll P ZH-lC'5ki. I-- Mills, .L Helmar, N. Marriott. C. Huxtahle, B. Casler. D. Connor, j. Havnes. F Simonds Skinner. L. Matthews, R, Hailston. Fauilb Rau'--Mrs. XY'illiums, Miss French. G. Williams, R. Brooks. P. julagav, Marshall, F. Colwell, R. Paniccia. E. Getman, R. Turner, M. Mathey, P. Duskiewicz. R. Greene, F. DeTraglia. D. Parkinson, N. Moore, G. Morgan, B. Rooney, R, Montanye, P. De5untnS. W. Stceves, B. Bryan, G, XX'heelock. Mrs. Rowland. IWHST SHADE Fifi! Run! K. XX'icks. C. Cramer. Il. Hihhartl. L. Fournier, A. Brown. C, Casler, R. Hagadorn, R. Marriott, D. Paquette, D. Burnside, R. Sterling, nl, Noll, B. Smith. J. Smith, R. Buss. J. Dawley, C. Wheat. L. Lohnas. K. Salis- hury. M. Louvet. Sammi It'ou'--V-I. Shipman, T. jones, D. Burnett, R. Miller, B. Mechelke, P. Drake, R. Cavanaugh, C. Lantl, T. Piscione. B. Langow. F. Dye. F. Christian. D. Ephrian. M. Mariotti, G. Reed, J. Ward. H. Marriott. Third Ron' fM. Sliiehel. T. Huxtahle. S. Huxtahle, M. Murdock. -I. Stickles, Miss Lahare. C. Fowler. P. Young, G. Schooley, R. XX'ai1l, D. Hull. H. Swanson. M. Dolly, G. Ackler, B. Ball, J. Guyer, S. Richards, C. Sullivan, C. Doyle. Fourth Run' Miss Taylor. G. Bond. rl, Berherick, J. Armstrong, M. Little. M. Wilcox. H. Shipman, C. Metzger, GI. Cole, R. Huntley, D. W'alts. G. Snyder, L. W'oodward. Casler, R. Luther, J. Palmer. D. Gates, B. Wheelock, K. Ku- iawski. R. Harrison, N. Piscione, L. Brown. K. Kellow. S. Moran, M. Doremus. Mrs. Naylor. THNUHHEAHTEN , Cfy liirif Rau' D. Dolly, M. Phillips, B. Cadwell, F. Bucek, N. Roberts, D. Rowlands, A. Fox. D. Drake, M. Rirl-' ' F. Noll, S. Stuart, 1. Gay. B. Marsman. A. Greene. Semnd Rau'-D. Van Nort, W. Will. J. Doremus. J. I. Hitcman. I. Mathey, R. Luther. V. Smith. R. Allen. G. Powers. W. Simonds, E. Clarke. D. Smith. D. Holi Hihhattl. Tliird Rau' -Miss Grithths, L. Lyman, D. XY'heelock. B. Super, XV. Mechelke. P. Hartcr, L. Ephra Etlwartls, M. Doyle, L. Brunette. T. Fenton, R. Hinckley. P. Weeks, R. Morgan, L. Sterling. S. Fnowles, S. C F. Marriott. R. Hull, Miss Luffman. ill! 'UYIT ZTW? ' 0 5 X 1 iz, M X 73 NN .I Y, ff: X .5131 Q,' Y. - xv - f XV 'iff N 'f f X ff fx 'N K fxf' I X, I, r. ff W 'T b t 'i ,iifbx .9-7 .. 'QTV5 fx SK BASEBALL Firrt Rau'-G. Welch, D. Sullivan, R. Blowers, J. Wright, W. McCall, Coach Super. Second Rau' - H. Evans, R. Chanse, R. Salisbury, R. Armstrong, C. Murray, P. Dunckle, T. Kilty, P. Cook, S. Greene. XVest Winlield had a good season last year by winning nine games and losing one. This year's team will lose six of last year's men by graduation. By winning the Cherry Valley League Banner last year, West XX'inheld has had the banner in its possession for three years in a row. XVXVCS 7 WWCS 18 WWCS 18 Cherry Valley 1 Cherry Valley 6 Bridgewater 7 WWCS 3 VVVVC5 9 WVUCS 1 Richfield Springs k 2 Van Hornseville 4 Richfield 4 WVC'CS 6 WWCS 15 W' VC' C S forheted to Bridgewater 0 Van Hornseville 0 Springfield FUUTBALL if K H cl .Q A .. .. . R xl A. Firri Rau'-R. Armstrong, Pritchard, R. Gay, L. Butler, J. Sullivan, W. Yas, R. Edick, R. Merritt, A. Marks, R. Slaughter, B. Strong, E. Getman. Second Rau'-D. Weaver, W. Naylor, B. Boss, J. Gala, P. Dunckel, T. Mezik, W. Crewell, S. Hansel, D. Crumb, R. Pritchard, R. Salisbury,'R. Chanse, R. Pett, R. Steeves, I. McGee, H. Talbot, J. Hammond, R. Matthews, j. Kilty, Coach Super. The 1950 football team was handicapped by the lack of experience. The team had three first string players from last year: Bob Edick, john Sullivan, and Ronnie Merritt. The team started off slow but finally got under way and piled up a good record of five wins and one loss. Dolgeville--32 WW- 0 Canaioharie-6 WW- 7 Morrisville-12 VUW-18 New York Mills-7 WW-18 Richf1eldQl8 WW-19 Morrisville-0 WW- 8 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM 051 awp- X. 5 T f arms. . S 5 vE5f 'Y' ' 'ES' vi r 0551 HN H 3 Ymrittrl ,Hi i pl xl' Y I Fiflf Rou'wR. Merritt, R. Armstrong, R. Gay, A. Marks, B. Strong. Semnd Rau' - E. Wienccxk, R. Chase, Coach Super, S. Hansel, R. Salisbury. Vlfest Winfield went into the Cherry Valley league with but one man from the last years first string varsity. The first two games found XX'est Winfield bowing to the Mohawk and Morrisville five, with the scores of 5-1- 42, 53-27. The third game found West Winfield on the top of a 3760 victory over Cherry Valley. That started an ll game winning streak for the Generals. The 1950-51 Basketball season marks the Sth straight league title for the West NX'infield Generals. rv-4 :V F 7 ,i .f ' 1 W rg, l, i 1' lt F. 'f 9 -. Xa: K R- an T Firrl Rau' -E. Wiencek, I.. Brooks, j. Salamone, -I. Kilty, R. Matthews, F. Wheelock. W. Naylor, H. Talbot. Second Rnu' -j. Brooks, R. Ford, T. Kilty, D. Crumb, R. Slaughter, j, Pritchard, R. Steeves. P. Dunckel, Coach W'eaver. n S-5' Q , 8: -5 GIRLS X-XTHLETIE ASSUCIATIUN Fin! Rau' f-j. Ferrucci, j. Perkins, B. Tanney, J. Rowlands. A. McGee, B. Strong. D. Boss, B. Tanney, S. Watkins M. Dugan. Senmd Rau'--AJ. Cooper, J. McCall, V. Pugh, M. Armstrong. B. Waril. S. Ford, A. Connor. K. Lonchek Third Raw- -M. Yaw, B. Card, I. Truman. Miss Cunningham, Mrs. Paul V. Miller, M. Snow. Qf Y 0.1, fs Q ' -- 1? X ' S-Q -.uncanny-Q VARSITY EHEERLEAUERS K . . 1.-v ...AM .. -s. D. Boss. -I, Rowlands. B. Strong, A. McGee, B. Card, ISI. Yaw. JUNIRR VARSITY EHEERLEAUERS X .X N Xt X XX? f 2 N fui . U U ' X , 1 f , - A hw A G-W-in :swf .- . . A ' . 5 ... 1 .. A YV.. .Q K MW' ,,5,5g,, .- - . , . :ili,L 'QP 1 . .F f . . ,. 1 PM 1 -XE. vii . X 1 I 1 I N: A A5553 .3513-f, b L - .ij 1' 'i QE.. A A A , . . g . Q , 5.Qm,.1 V. . A Hia fl ,H . Q fix .. . N. Leonard, M. Armstrong. S. Ford, J. McCall, C. Lonchek, B. Wa 27 THE HAND Q. , i x G ti E - Firrl Rou'-L, Malthey, j. Hassett, L. Lamb, M. Kellow, J. Youngs, D. Boss, -I. Yaw. Serond Raw-J. Rowlands, J. Perkins, M. Yaw, S. Gates, D. Matteson, G. Chase, K. Armstrong, J. Evans, S. jones, S. Crossman, K. Welch, M. Price, J. Crumb, A. ffiirirt. Third Rau'-B. Card, F. King, W. Edick, W. Saunders, R. Mathews, R. Armstrong, D. Crumh, R. Rowlands, W. Yaw, G. Austin, M. Brown, B, Boss, L. Price,M. Ford. M. Mathcy,A.Stoetzner, K. Steeves, C. Green, M. Armstrong. Fumrllv Rou'-R. Chase, S. Green, P. Brunner, R. Ford, D. Plank, R. Steeves, W. Crewell, P. Cook, E. Huntley, C. Saunders, P. Lewis. j, Cifferelli, G. Smith. G. Wheelock, R. Lamb, D. Bouck, S. Hansel, VI. Yttw, C. Huntley. S. Ford, lflllfv Rffu'-G. l.eoi141l'tl, B. DeGraw. A. Fil-.es, B. Brown, H. Perkins. Mr, Stutzman. MIXED EHUHUS . . ' W - . A 3 ... . Ffril Rau'-K. Birmingham, M, Hodge. S. Foul. G. Leonaml, R. lfdifk. Miss Wthb, li. Dutton, D. Fenton. R. Potter B, Tamnev, D. Nickerson, Serum! Raw- J. Fcrucci, VU. Ynw. R. Zoller. R. lfortl. -I. Shipman. G. Rose. D. Plank, M Giillitli. Third Rau'---D. Boss. G. Austin. l. Truman, M. Armstrong, H. liv.ins. D. Butler. N. Leonard. B. XViml. S Gates. Fourth Rau' --V. Miller, B. Strong, P. Lewis, R. Merritt, R. Chase, B. Tanney, A. Serbanewrcz, B. Lard, j Rowlands. ANNUAL STAFF 1 1 ' ' 9 I Firzrl Raw- Mr. Harrison. A. Marks. B. Tanney, R. Merritt. G. Leonard. Sfmud IZU14'--S. Wzltkins. H. Evans, M. Dugan, B. Bolton, B. Strong. PRESS ELUH Firf! Rau'--K. Birmingham. V. Miller, Fcrrucci. B. Tanncy. B. Tanney, Mrs, W'illinms, V. Pugh, VI. Golowicz, D Hocking. B. Ketz. Second Rau'-A-j. Young, K. Lonehek, B. Slater. B. Massey. S. XVatkins, j. Perkins. M. Crossman, M Armstrong. N. Leonard, D. Matteson, S. Dye. D. Card, VI. Moore, S. Bellows. S. Bunce, M. MacKenzie, Moore Tbira' Rau'---J. Rowlands, B. Card. R. Snlamone, M. Stuart, Melchelke, M. Cole, T. Marriott. M. Bouclc, .l.Galla A. Brown, D. Rooney. B. Boorne, R. Potter, B. Rxlllfkl. A. Serlmnewicz, M. Snow. MCCall, Montigny. A.Connor I. Truman, 1. Cooper. 'is L P. H. A. Hn,-, Fifi! Rau'-M. Marriotti, D. Nickerson, K. Birmingham, J. Blowers, Miss Clark, V. Pugh, J, Ferucci, V. Miller, S. Wrxtkins. Semnd Rau'-B. Card, 1. Rowlands, B. Strong, M. Crossman, M. Grifhth, I. Mielcarski, N. Leonard, C. Rice. K. Meyers, L. Maine, E. Lohnas, M. Bailey. The Future Homemakers of America reorganized this year supervised by Miss Betty jane Clark. Beverley Strong was elected President of the club. Other oflicers are: Vice President - Janette Blowers, Secretary - Vera Miller, Treasurer-'Nancy Leonard and Reporter-Vivian Paugh. The project for this year was the annual fashion show which each member participated. .A . i U .Q K K- 4 'N l 1 7 7 R Xl ' Y fi: Xa i xl , ,,. 'L ff,-I-A I P A f 7. ll f X. fx! , X ,f x l ff lvl XX ll l fiii! 30 X V 1 5'l'lll.llllXlT lQllllNCll. ,XEX YW' 1 . :SJ X i 5 i if ,A up , r XJ h , V - Cm- -. . . h'x.: ,y W Y A A ' Thu Stutlcnt Council this yulr has clioscn. Rulwcrt Bolton. .is Prcsitlcnt, 'llhc rt-st. Ul Il1CI11t'l11l5L'l'i are tlclcgatcs mm gmtlrqs seven through eleven. The Council is in clmrgc of sclt-cting and organizing assemblies. It is also thc at-utcr uf many tliscussitms cmiccrning the lmppim-ss and well lx-ing of each mul f.-very suitlcrit in schmml. IQAMIQHA Elllll . ,,l . lltl . 41, t F, . at V H 'ai mg ,Q .Lg I. Davis, G. Davis. Mrs. P.lul. rl. Blmvcis. K. Birmiiiglium, R. Merritt. M. Dugan. S. Xwiitlcins. H. Evans. M. Hih hziixl. XY. N.ly'lKil'. FUTURE FARMERS UP AMERICA A ' , 1 -4 ll Ifiv-if Rim CI. Murray. R. Zoller, T. Mezik, Mr. Huxtable, H. Sullivan. E. Wie-neck, R. Pricthard. R, Edick. Sevfmd Run' D, Houck, R. C.1sler, K. Hansel, F. lgel, DI. Collins, L. Brooks, G. Lalirimhard, F. King. F. Wheelcxck, J. Young. This year our F. lf, A. group consist of seventeen members, The group selected the following officers for the year. Presiilcnt Tom Mezik. Vice-Presitlent Harold Sullivan. Secretary-Eel. W'ienc-ck. Treasurer-Rollin Zoller, Reporter Dick Pflfllillkl, Ass't. Reporter 'Charles Murray, Sentinel? Larry Brooks. This year our annual coin munity fair wus inrreaserl in size and was .1 hig success. 4H -- . Ifniil Kim' XY. Ifilick. AI. Bellows, D. Boss, Hammond, Snlamone, D. Huxgnble, H. Coy, C. Lyman, Marks. Swmiil Run' R. Haiilston. QI. Young. S. Lonchek. R. Bunce. D. Smith, R. Burney. H. Perkins, J. Lasher, W. Shipman, RT. il.I'liklX, lf. Wllieelofli. Tfiinf Rau'---VI. Perry, F. King, McGee, Davis, Helmer, Gala. D. Fenton, D. Houck, D. hT.liil1CVVS, 12111 Huxtnble. lf LUNATHE AT LARGE JUNIOR PLAYS II! C .. Q 10 , 1, 3? 4. .' vqwv- - 'ZF' ,147-1'4 w A u Q Q ..f a 0 inf' 0 . v ao -4 'Mi 1 L ' Amy. -fu 0 I 'A-,-f..!,g gy is-5 V X h g ' , v K A 9 W- ,li X 9 he A Q .. . f v 5:- W, 4-H? in f W Tl'h'iy!Qf.' 'mf' K t viii' in , I f l ' L C R 'I' Y.-'yn t .- xii-'LLUTW W ' 'A J J' H' f M fi! ' X L- 754 S Q ? Q - 4, f 'IMA 7 A, :U Y ...- A-3 J f 1 A gf' A fx , xo s .ytdr I .dai A ' Tune, 19 51 N :tilting ' ' 'TIII i I-gli.. XA ?M1,N.3i lf .v s l? C OMPLIMEN TS OF COLWELL REXALL DRUG STORE WEST WINFIELD, N. Y. THE FARMERS OF TOMORROW The world today is in great need of boys and girls who will make farming their life work. This bank is proud of the young people in this area who are growing up to be the good farmers of tomorrow. If we can ever help you solve any of your financial or other problems please feel free to come in to see us. We want to help you. CITIZENS FIRST NATIONAL BANK FRANKFORT, NEW YORK BEADLE 6. COMPANY, INC. HARDWARE - WALLPAPER - PAINTS - TOYS OIL - BATTERIES - TIRES - ACCESSORIES FARM EQUIPMENT -- APPLIANCES - TELEVISION - RADIOS Sales - CHEVROLET - Service RICHFIELD SPRINGS, N. Y. HARRY W. SMITH Sales - FORD - Service Cars - Trucks - Tractors 80 E. MAIN 30 WEST MAIN STREET NORWICH, N. Y. RICHFIELD SPRINGS, N. Y L. B. SENIF OASIS GARAGE WEST WINFIELD, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF 1. T. 6. c. A. WELCH 6. soNs SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF '51 WINFIELD COMMISSION SALES Strong 61 Sadlon WEST WINFIELD, N. Y. SUCCESS TO THE BEST WISHES CLASS OF 51 FROM GRUCERIES BOOTS IN A LIVE COUNTRY TOWN DRY GOODS SHOES WALL PAPER ALFRED L. W. PARKS, Proprietor QUICK SERVICE WEST WINFIELD, N. Y. WEST WINFIELD, N. Y. Phone 31 Phone 11 MARTIN CLEANERS Custom Tailoring 113 MAIN STREET, WATERVILLE, N. Y. Telephone 113-J PICK UP AT ROW'LAND'S STORE 3 DAY SERVICE - TUESDAY AND FRIDAY IOHN'S SUPERETTE And General Store WEST EXETER, N. Y. Phone 93-F-2 Sunoco -- Firestone GAS AND OIL - TIRES AND BATTERIES BALL-BAND FOOTYEAR DRY GOODS AND SUNDRIES AND SMALL HARDWARE COMPLIMENTS OF A L E X W C O D WITH ALL GOOD WISHES REGISTERED H OLS TEIN S FREDERICK C. KRONMILLER BRIDGEWATER, N. Y. Phone W. Wfinfield 101Y31 COMPLIMENTS OF BASTIAN BROTHERS AND COMPANY BEST w'1sHEs EARL PHILLEYS COMPLIMENTS OF MATTESON'S DRUG STORE BEST WISHES E P. RICH MOTORS. INC. 116 PROSPECT STREET HERKIMER, N. Y. KEN'S ESSO SERVICE CEDARVILLE, NEW YORK BEST WISHES COMPLIMENTS OF BRIDGEWATER NURSING HOME DA JOEY DIN ER COMPLIMENTS OF MYERS FLORIST IOHN MASSEY COMPANY BR IDGEWATER, N. Y. HARRY'S RESTAURANT - ALL LEGAL BEVERAGE5' HOME COOKED FOOD Route 28, Between Richfield Springs and Mohawk, N. Y. Phone 464 C OMPLIMEN TS OF IONES 61 SLOSEK GALLINGER INSURANCE C OMPLIMEN TS OF THE NEW GATESDALE DAIRY BAR HULL SIGN COMPANY G. L. F. FEED STORE WEST WINFIELD, N. Y. MILDRED ELLEY SECRETARIAL SCHOOL 227-229 QUAIL STREET Albany 3, New York BRIDGEWATER BOWLING CENTER BRIDGEWATER, NEW YORK C OMPLIMEN TS OF GEORGE P. CHARLES FARM SUPPLIES WEST WINFIELD, N. Y. COTTAGE HOTEL WEST WINFIELD New York ANTHONY DeNARO, Prop. C OMPLIMEN TS OF IAMES L. DAVIS CARL CLEANERS and DYERS WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER DRY CLEANERS OF QUALITY - UNEXCELLED SERVICE Branch Store Dial Oiiice 816 CHARLOTTE STREET 4-2238 1102 TILDEN AVE. SKINNER 6. WELCH GARAGE GENERAL REPAIRING BODY AND FENDER WORKS Richfield Springs, N. Y. Phone 484 SALES 6 SERVICE CASE FARM MACHINERY NEW HOLLAND BALERS, ETC. DE LAVAL MILKERS WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES LEACH BARN CLEANERS CATERPILLAR and OTHERS DR. SPRINGER 6 SONS Richiield Springs Tel. 331 ,3-35. -1 xr ALLEN WEST COTT COMPLIMENTS OF TYPE WRI TER REPAIRS West Wlinfield, New York Phone 121F3 L. G. ONYAN SCHOONMAKER FEED COMPANY MANUFACTURERS ,OF Quality Poultry and Stock Feeds G E R A L D S M I T H WEST WINFIELD, NEW YORK C OMPLIMEN TS OF C OMPLIMEN TS OF I. STANLEY WATKINS A. I. SMITH 6 CO. NEW IDEA FARM WEST WINFIELD, N. Y. EQUIPMENT THE WEST WINFIELD NATIONAL BANK WEST WINFIELD, NEW YORK Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation C OMPLI MEN TS OF HAROLD W. WILCOX WEST WINFIELD, NEW YORK C OMPLIMEN TS C OMPLIMEN TS OF OF M U R P H E Y ' S ANTHONY COSENTINO FURNITURE GARAGE CLASS OF 1929 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR C OMPLIMEN TS OF P. I. WATKINS AND SON HERKIMER. N. Y. LESLIE MacNAUGHTON. M. D. WEST WINFIELD, NEW YORK W. R. JONES AUCTIONEER 31 YEARS IN THE BUSINESS WEST WINFIELD, N. Y. C OMPLIMEN TS' OF VICTORY CHAIN CO. WARD ROSE, Prop. MINNEAPOLIS MOLINE MODERN MACHINERY C OMPLIMEN TS OF SALISBURY'S GARAGE IIM'S LUNCH ENIOY GOOD FOOD REAL HOME COOKING CASSVILLE, N. Y., Route 8 C OMPLIMEN TS OF C O L W E L L ' S Beauty Parlor WEST WIN FIELD, Ph0f1C 22256 New York C OIMPLI M EN TS I. . DYE OF I R KENDOLEN FARMS WEST EXETER, NEW YORK ay' WEST WINFIELD COMPLIMENTS RADIO SHOP OF WEST WINFIELD, New York WELCOME INN ROWLAND'S FUEL CO. AUTOMATIC HEATING EQUIPMENT SALES - INSTALLATION SERVICE C OMPLIMEN TS OF GEORGE D. WATERMAN C OMPLIMEN TS OF COMPLIMENTS GEORGE WELCH OF WEST WINFIELD, N. Y. nEM1NGroN INN Phone 63 I-L c. PRITCHARD , I M. o BRIAN GROCERIES VEGETABLES RADIO AND REFRIGERATION MEATS FRUITS SERVICE ' HARDWARE DRY GOODS BRIDGEWATER, N. Y. Phone 108F3 WEST WINFIELD, N. Y. Phone 123Y11 .Q 525 H. G. 6. A. I. ROSE GENERAL MERCHANDISE GAS, OIL, HARDWARE WEST EXETER Phone 102F3 COMPLIMENTS OF HERKIMER LINEN SUPPLY LAUNDERERS AND DRY CLEANERS 204 S. MAIN STREET Phone 288 Herkimer HERKIMER, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF SCANNELL'S RAYMOND KOZLAW EAST WINFIELD, N. Y. RICHFIELD SPRINGS, N. Y. C OMPLIMEN TS OF STEELE'S MARKET 1L1oN, NEW YORK DAVIS GROCERY STORE CEDARVILLE, N EW YORK E. T. STOETZNER MILLERS MILLS, N. Y. C OMPLIMEN TS OF IOSEPH PATRICK KEHOE Af' ' ,mn C OMPLIMEN TS OF BRUNSWICK HOTEL C OMPLIMEN TS OF DR. G. E. BURCH THE BRASS LANTERN GOOD FOOD - LEGAL BEVERAGES HENRY and EDNA SCHUYLER LAKE C OMPLIMEN TS OF CHASE'S GARAGE C OMPLIMEN TS OF ERWIN H. CRAWER MOBILGAS SERVICE STATION C OMPLIMEN TS OF RUBY'S DEPT. STORE RICHFIELD SPRINGS, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF WEST WINFLELD non SHEPARUS GARAGE MR. d MRS. ALFRED 221. SHEPARD , 'ju wr' mv Mg:-f's:w' w -' Ax Q., . KUIAWSKI 6. LONCHEK COMPUMENTS Cedar Brook Farms, OF THE CASSVILLE, NEW YORK Ph. W. 87F11 CHIPPEWA A GOOD FOOD POTATOES EAT MORE OF THEM GENERAL REPAIRING LAWN MOWER SERVICE CABINET WORK ELECTRIC 6. ACETYLENE MW AND FOOL FITTING WORK GUARANTEED Phone Richfield Springs 32213 I' F' BELLOWS FAIR STREET SOUTH COLUMBIA, NEW YORK WEST WINFIELD, N, Y, HERKIMER CREAMERY. INC. WEST WINFIELD, N. Y. C OMPLIMEN TS OF RAINBOW DINER EAST WINFIELD, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF PAULINE BEAUTY SHOP HERKIMER, NEW YORK Tel. 219-270 N. MAIN ST. C OMPLIMEN TS OF VAN ATTA'S 'Y r GEORGE CROSSMAN GENERAL TRUCKING ALL LOADS INSURED Phone W. W. 93F 12 Public Service License No. 796 E. K. CUSHMAN IMPLEMENT COMPANY ONY EQUIPMENT FOR THE FARM SCHUYLER LAKE RICHFIELD SPRINGS, N. Y. Phone 387-J-2 COMPLIMENTS BEST WISHES OF FROMTHE WEAVER5 CLARODIN HOTEL Richfield Service CORNER OF MAIN AND ELM Phone 37 BROOKSIDE TAVERN ILION GORGE CHICKEN-1N-THE-RUEF A. J. GILL, Prop. W. W. 110-F-2 WHEAT'S HARDWARE PLUMBING AND HEATING APPLIANCES WEST WINFIELD, N. Y. C OMPLIMEN TS OF NEW CHARLES HOTEL DANCE EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT SHADYKNOLL CABINS MRS. ELTON ZOLLER WEST WINFIELD, N. Y. - ..-ir C OMPLIMEN TS GENESEE OF RESTAURANT Phone 47 SISTER SUE RICHFIELD SPRINGS. Antiques NEW YORK COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF FRED MATHY THE MAPLES Carpenter COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF THE OF LASHER K. C. DUTTON NURSING HOME WEST WINFIELD, N. Y. C OMPLIMEN TS OF LESLIE MORRIS and SONS WEST WINFIELD STAR C. 1. SHERWOOD, Editor PLAIN AND FANCY 10B PRINTING A SPECIALTY SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, 32.50 PER YEAR HLA W' ' A -4 -x 'wg.:f,ng' :ffl ' '11, ' ' 'tw . 5 lv' , l if . Q . , . 0 HITEMAN LEATHER COMPANY WEST WIN F IELD, NEW YORK GATESDALE DAIRY WEST WINFIELD, NEW YORK