Whitney Point High School - Maroon and Gold Yearbook (Whitney Point, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1955 volume:

i- V, Uutcc ' - About 1475 pupils arrive at W.P.C.S. between 8:20 and 8:55 A. M. Activity period is first after morning announcements. Then there are 7 periods of classes with the school day ending at 3 :10 MAROON and GOLD 1955 published b y the students of Whitney Point Central School Whitney Point, N.Y. TABLE OF CONTENTS Title Page . 1 Foreword . 2 Administration . 3 Seniors .H Jr.-Sr. High .21 Kdg. to Grade 6 .31 In Memoriam .32 Activities .47 Athletics .59 Advertisers .67 1 What makes W.PCS.seem like the areates school to all its students and arumni • It is the traditions: TRADITIONS Representative to Student Counci Alumni Dances Interscholastic Trip to New York Intramural Sports Our School Fla National Honor Societ ' Scholarship Awards 2 The 100 dollar scholarship for deserving Senior from the f ecu I tv Principal TO THE SENIORS, Congratulations to you on your graduation. It has taken many years for you to reach this high point in your life and I am proud of you and proud to have had a small part in helping you achieve a high school diploma. Traditions are important in life, they form the staunch bulwarks against rad¬ icalism and they serve as constant guides to remind us of our heritage and our birthright to the many freedoms on which our country is founded. In keeping with the tra¬ dition that the children of this nation shall receive the best ed¬ ucation possible, your own parents and other citizens of this school district have seen fit to approve the building of a large addition to this school in order that we may serve even better children in the future. It will cost them money but they give it gladly with the sincere hope that an educated peo¬ ple shall always be a free people. ABCmCN 4 ADTSKATlONa WMItNey FOiNY GCNTTAJL. 33 13-: • wrirmcr ' mmt- n V. 4 Board of Education Left to Right: Carl Bird, clerk, Franklin Pendell, Kenneth Stearns, president, Charles Pratt, Francis Kennedy. Not in Picture: Leslie Strong and Ernest Edmister, treasurer. W. P. C. S. EXPANSION PROGRAM With the central district voters ' approval at the polls on Dec. 13, the Board of Education launched up¬ on the latest building program to meet the needs of Whitney Point Central School ' s ever expanding en¬ rollment. At a cost of $600,000, the new addition will include 14 new classrooms, a new cafeteria, new Ag. Shop and an Industrial Arts shop. The proposed addition will extend from the present boys ' show¬ er room straight back toward the river and will be 2 stories high. An extension of 40 ' on the present main gym will be made to comply with regulations of the State Edu¬ cation Department. The present cafeteria will be converted to a big commercial department. Repro¬ ductions of blueprints for the new addition are on the opposite page. Miss Virginia Hill, off¬ ice assistant, (left) with Mrs. Evelyn Storrs, school secretary. Vice-Principal, Osmer J. Brooks, keeps the inter¬ nal accounts of the school. He also teaches Business Law and Book¬ keeping . i Mrs. Bette Glynn M.S. Mr. Stanley Brown B.S. Commercial Sch. Paper S.H. Mathematics Mrs. Mae Page Librarian Up Robert Bailey B S Miss Marie Scott M.A. Mr. John Sullivan M.S. Inst. Music, Band ' ' S.H. Social Studies Industrial Arts-Wood Commercial Jr. H.S.Soc.St. Senior High Enerl ' isV Bbvs Phys. Ed., Coach Antoinette Blaising George Wilcox B.S. Marcia Pangburn B.S. Mr. Frank Migliore B.A. B.S. Jr. H.S. Science Agriculture 6 Homemaking Jr. H.S. Eng. Soc. St. Mrs. Helen Frawley B.A. Guidance Counselor Mr. Bernard Villemaire M.S. Senior High Science Mrs. Marjorie Shrauger B.S. Girls ' Phys. Ed., Coach Mr. Leo Birmingham Jr. High Math, Soc. St Mrs. Olga Tracy S.H. English, Art Mrs. Ella Juliand R.N. School Nurse Mr. Jerome Perry B.S. Tressa Corcoran M.A Science, Health, Math Language Mr. Edson Edmunds M.A Miss Joan Pepper B.S. Junior High English Elementary Phys. Ed. Mrs. Dora Barrows Junior High English Mrs. Anna Glezen Grade 5 Mrs. Nellie Richards Grade 4 Mrs. Bernice Northrup Grade 5 Mrs. Florence Roys B.S. Grade fi Mr. George Ricotta J.H. Math, Bus. Train. Miss Nettie Clark B.S. Grade 6 Miss Ruth Young B.S. Grade 4 Mr. Irving Firman B.S. Metal Shop Floise Taylor B.S. Grade 1 Mrs. Geraldine Harris Grade 2 Miss Eva Howland B.S. Grade 4 Mrs. Kathryn Scott Grade 3 Mrs. Nancy Abbott B.S. Kindergarten 8 Mrs. Doris Knapp Grade 1 Virginia Lavery B.S. Grade 1 Mrs. Gladys Smith Kindergarten Mrs. Elsie Walling Kindergarten Mrs. Clara Rozelle Grade 5 Mrs. Hazel Clough Grade 2 Mr. Norman Bones B.S. Grade 6 Mrs. Connie Hodges Grade 2 Mrs. Ruth Peebles Kindergarten Miss Dariel Personeus Student Teacher Mrs. Helen Fordham Grade 3 Miss Vera Bush Grade 3 Mrs . Margaret Clinton Grade 1 9 Miss Harriet Clough Kindergarten Mrs. Cleo Abbott Grade 1 CAFETERIA Row 1: Mrs. Jessie King, Mrs. Lennie Stanton, manager, Mrs. Sa¬ die Stoughton. Row 2: Mrs. Ruth Johnson, Mrs. Jennie Smith, Mrs. Mabel Sawyer, Mrs. Sylvia Gruesbeck. JANITORS: Row 1: Lynn Stanton and Percy Birchard. Row 2: Floyd Haight, Ernest Jenks, Orvie Sawyer. Not in Picture: William Sears and Gordon Hoag. m , if p ' Jim ‘ w v M ■ i i L - .7 ■ 111 • . w? 1 r T tf BUS DRIVERS Row 1: Ward Gruesbeck, bus superintendent, Lester Ketchum, Matty Czebinak, Adelbert Ticknor, Fred Frisbie, Roger Glezen, Marvin Aylesworth. Row 2: Orland Yarnes, Robert Dean, Richard Farr, Richard Mesce- da, Lynn Spangenburg, Fred Zanker, Boyd Riley. Row 3: Gordon Hoag, Edward Henderson, Earl Leet, Carl Oliver, Roy Pier, Herbert Underwood, Lloyd Burghardt. Not in Picture: Paul Abbott, James Birmingham, Elwyn Eaton. 10 Trip to Ne w York Leo Abbott Lee J.V. Baseball 2 years J.V. Football 2 years Track 1 year V. Football 1 year V. Baseball 1 year Gerald Albert Adams Jerry Maroon Gold 1 year Patricia Albern Pat Senior Chorus 2 years Jane Marie Ames Janie Hockey 4 years Basketball 1 year Track 1 year Volleyball 3 years Chorus 6 years Maroon Gold 1 year Makeup 2 years Usher 1 year Doris Ruth Archer Dore Lois Jean Bailey Jeanne Jr. Band 1 year Jr. Chorus 2 years St. Council 4 years Sr. Chorus 4 years Sr. Band 3 years Swing Band 2 years Pres. Senior Class Sophomore Play Pres. Sr. Ch. 1 year Sec. Sr. Band year James F. Barrows Jim Photography 3 years „ob Terry Lee Birmingham Tub” Osmer J. Brooks Ossie” J.V. Basketball 1 J.V. Football 2 V. Football 2 Sr. Band 3 Jr. Band 1 Sophomore Play Junior Play 12 Winifred Jane Bryant Janie” Russell A. Burghardt Burgie” J.V. Baseball 2 yr. V. Baseball 1 yr. J.V. Basketball 2 yr V. Basketball 1 yr. J.V. Football 2 yr. V. Football 1 yr. Barbara Bush Barb Jr. Chorus 1 year Sr. Chorus 3 years Cora Jean Clough Butch Sr. Chorus 2 years Sr. Band 2 years Jr. Band 1 year Sophomore Play Junior Play Senior Play Thomas George Courtney Tom Track 3 years Football 1 year Eleanor Amelia David Ellie” Chorus 3 years Cheerleading 1 year Basketball 4 years Volleyball 4 years Softball 4 years Traj k 2 years Hockey 4 years 1 Tumbling 1 year ptfaroon Gold 1 year Pointer Weekly 1 year Raymond Phillip Dixon Ray James Mark Donnelly Jim J.V. Football 1 yr. V. Football 3 yr. J.V. Basketball 1 yr. V. Basketball 3 yr. J.V. Baseball 1 yr. V. Baseball 3 yr. Track 2 yr. Sr. Chorus 2 yr Sophomore Play . Junior Play , Senior Play „ Edmund Wm. Duhlmeie Ed J.V. Basketball 2 yr 13 Michael Wm. Farrell ’’Mick Intramurals Football Mgr. 1 year Chorus 1 year Ronald Hubert Hodges Ronnie J.V. Baseball 1 yr. J.V. Basketball 1 yr. Sophomore Play Joan C. Gonciasz Jo Chorus 4 years Pointer Weekly 1 year Sophomore Play Junior Play Senior Play Cheerleading 3 years Hockey 2 years Basketball 2 years Volleyball 2 years Track 1 year Softball 2 years Tumbling 5 years Patricia Ann Gorham Pat Cheerleading 1 year Sr. Chorus 3 years Maroon Gold 3 years Pointer Weekly 1 year Jr. Chorus 1 year Stephen Miller Harris Steve Football 2 years Sr. Band 4 years Boys Glee Club 2 years V. Pres. Senior Class V. Pres. St. Council 2 Senior Play Claire Caroline Hust Claire Chorus 4 years Pointer Weekly 1 year Sally Ann James Sally Chorus 4 yr. Glee Club 2 yr. Freshman V. Pres. St. Council Sec. Pointer Weekly 2 yr. Maroon Gold 2 yr. Junior Play Program Comm. Jr. Play Nat ' l. Honor Society Senior Play Aleta Dawn Ketchum Lete Hockey 2 years Chorus 4 years Sophomore Play Eleanor Ann Hibbard Annie Basketball 1 year Chorus 4 years Senior Play Edith Marie Leach Edie Track 1 year Hockey 2 years Chorus 3 years ty 14 Eileen Theresa Kiernan Ei Volleyball 2 years Hockey 2 years Track 2 years Glee Club 4 years Chorus 4 years Pointer Weekly 2 years Maroon Gold 2 years ESSPA Delegate Sophomore Play Junior Play Senior Play Robert Lethbridge Bob Baseball 4 year Chorus 3 years ' VH V. Basketball l’-y ar Lois Althea Linderman Lo Basketball 1 year Band 2 years Chorus 4 years Glee Club 1 year Senior Pli Esther Lo Shortie Glee Club 4 years Jr. Chorus 1 ypar Sr. Chorus 4 years w; w Anne Marie McFarland Anne Softball 2 years Basketball 2 years Hockey 2 years Cheerleading 3 years Chorus 6 years Glee Club 4 years St. Council Rep. Sophomore Play Senior Play ESSPA Delegate Maroon Gold 2 years Pointer Weekly 2 years Iva Dell McIntosh Dell Chorus 6 years Pointer Weekly 2 years Maroon Gold 1 year Dawn Marie Miller Dawn Basketball 1 year Hockey 2 years Volleyball 1 year Chorus 2 years Pointer Weekly 1 year Arthur Lee Mills, Jr. Art J.V. Baseball 2 years V. Baseball 1 year Chorus 4 years Sr. Band 4 years V. Pres. Eighth Grade Carol Blanche Munro Red Cheerleading 2 years Hockey 2 years Band 4 years Chorus 3 years Glee Club 1 year Twirling 4 years Mary Lou Nick Lou Volleyball 4 years Hockey 4 years Basketball 4 years Softball 4 years Track 3 years Archery 2 years Senior Band 4 years Junior Band 2 years Swing Band 4 years Makeup Junior Play William Nick George Football 4 years Baseball 1 year Track 2 years Jeanne Marie Oliver Jean Softball 4 years Basketball 3 years Hockey 1 year Volleyball 1 year Sr. Chorus 4 years Jr. Chorus 1 year Antoinette Quarella Net Sr. Chorus 2 years Pointer Weekly 1 year Maroon Gold 1 year Alan Lockwood Reed ' 7 ”A1 Basketball 4 years Football 4 years Baseball 4 years Track 1 year Band 4 years Sr. Chorus 1 year Pres. Freshman Class Sec. Sophomore Class Treas. Junior Class Sophomo re Play Senior Play Patricia Ann Reeder Pat Shirp Sr. Chorus 2 years Elwyn Gene Riley Riley Intramurals 4 years Mary Louise Pixley Babe Hockey 1 year Kenneth Dale Roe Dale Sr. Band 5 years Swing Band 3 years Sr. Chorus 3 years Sophomore Play Junior Play Wilson Daniel Rudginis Wil Track 1 year Intramurals 3 years V. Pres. Barbara Adelia Smith Babs” Archery 2 years Hockey 1 year Softball 1 year Sr. Band 2 years Jr. Band 1 year Sr. Chorus 2 years Patricia Lee Scholes Pat Cheerleading 3 years Pointer Weekly 1 year Maroon Gold 3 years Sub. Staff 1 year Sophomore Play Junior Play Music 1 year Edward Thomas Smith Ed Track 2 years Intramurals Stage Crew-Jr. Sr. Plays 2 years Thomas Edward Schultz Tim J.V. Baseball 3 years St. Council 2 years Richard Thomas Smith Dick Basketball 3 years Jr. Band 3 years Sr. Band 2 years Swing Band 2 years Jr. Sr. Stage Mgr. George Edward Sears George Track 1 year Inarae Sears Poopee Jr. Chorus 2 years Sr. Chorus 3 years Glee Club 4 years Pointer Weekly 2 year Maroon Gold 2 year ESSPA Delegate v . A l ' D Daniel Track 3 W. Springston Dan years 17 Jean Stahl Jean Hockey 1 year Sr. Chorus 1 year Pointer Weekly 1 year Marilyn J. Stockwell Stockie David George Storrs Dave” Basketball 4 years Football 4 years Baseball 3 years Sr. Band 5 years Swing Band 3 years Sr. Chorus 3 years Boys Chorus 3 years Sophomore Play Junior Play Russell Theleman Russ” Football 4 yr. Track 3 yr. Basketball Intr. 4 yr, Band 3 yr. Chorus 4 yr. Student Council 1 Photography 2 yr. (f ccr ’ ' £ ' yr 0 Lew Emery Tingley Lew Football 4 years Basketball 3 years Baseball 4 years Track 2 years Boys Chorus 4 years Sr. Chorus 4 years Jr. Band 1 year Sr. Band 3 years Swing Band 2 years St. Council Pres., Rep. Class Sec. 10, 11, 12 Soph Senior Plays Nellie Agness Twining Toots Pointer Weekly 2 years Maroon Gold 1 year Walter Wegrzynski Walt Intramurals 1 year Stage Crew Sr. Play Sandra Marion Whitlock Sandi Hockey 2 years Chorus 6 years Glee Club 2 years Pointer Weekly Sophomore Pl y Senior Pla Jo Anne Jo Chorus 3 years ft Sylvia Carr Wilcox Silv Hockey 2 years Basketball 1 year Cheerleading 4 years Chorus 2 years Pointer Weekly 2 years Maroon Gold 3 years Sophomore Play Senior Play Catherine E. Zimmer Cathy Hockey 1 year Sr. Chorus 2 years 18 Shirley Ruth Ellis Shirl Basketball 2 yr. Volleyball 2 yr. Hockey 2 yr. Track 1 yr. Senior Chorus 2 yr. Glee Club 2 yr. Eighth Grade Pres. Cheerleading 2 yr. ■JjP iliii i Dancing at the Moonlight Seranade King Dick Prentice and Queen Liz Holden pose with Mrs. Olga Tracy and Mr. Irving Firman. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Left to Right: Lew Ting- ley, Secretary, Jim Don¬ nelly, Treasurer, Lorna Baldwin, President, Steve Harris, Vice President. 19 Now then, young man, who are you? Tough customer! He gave me an awful argument lookit, don’t tell her nothin ' ' less ' n she pays you Someone ' s coming MUMMY MUMPS Dooley Dances-The Junior Prom Class Officers AWARDS ASSEMBLY JUNIORS-Seated: Cecelia Birmingham, Sect. Standing: Alan Schmedicke, Vice Pres., Paul Page, Pres., Charles Baldwin, Treas. FRESHMEN: Tony Farr, Vice Pres., Carol Shearer, Pres., Jerry Hod¬ ges, Sec.-Treas. GRADE 8-Richard Glezen, Stephen Hanzlik, Pres. Ro¬ bert Brainard, Vice Pres. 22 AWARDS ASSEMBLY Mr. Adams gives Honor Roll Awards. SOPHOMORES-Left to Right: Bonnie Croft, Sect., Martha Thele- man, Treas., Neil Van Buskirk, Vice Pres., David Chichester, Pres. Coach gives sweaters to 4-letter men. GRADE 7-Left to Right: Thomas Farr, Sec.-Treas., Barton Harris, Student Council Rep., John Glez- en, Pres., Thomas James, Vice Pres. John and Gail recieve highest honor award:- . Miss Scott : Row 1: Bonnie Walter, Diana Pratt, Shirley Sherman, Joyce Smith, Emilie Lindow, Suzanne Quinn, Nadine Merritt, Patricia Weaver. Row 2: Harold Sickles, Shirley Whipple, Shirley Wilber, Floretta Thomas, Miss F. Marie Scott, Mary Kay Prentice, Nelda Lynch, LeRoy Youngs. Row 3: Joseph Piech, Alan Schmedicke, Sergei Ticknor, Gerald Scholes, Douglas Miller, James Kiernan, Paul Page, James Maus. Not in Picture: Sandra Rozelle, John Mason, Ralph Smith, Rex Stahl, Lawrence Twining. Mr. Brown: Row l: Roberta Atkinson, Joyce Brigham, Kay Bailey, Lena Chrysler, JoAnn Glezen, Alta Burghardt, Cathryn Cronin, Cecelia Birmingham, Phyllis Hawkins. Row 2: Jean Ensign, Carol Braman, Bernice Gruesbeck, Ethel Brewer, Audrey Hayes, Mr. Stanley Brown, Nancy Beagle, Eunice Barrows, Shelby Cotcamp, Shirley Haphet, Blanche Hand. ' Row 3. Carole larrell, Bob Dennison, Gates Cook, Edwin Barrowcliff, Robert Driscoll Dav¬ id Adams, Ward Kenyon, Charles Baldwin, Jean Hoag. Not in Picture: Jeanette Hoag. 24 Mr. Ricotta: Row 1: John Burk, Patricia Cotcamp, Dawn Warner, Bonnie Croft, Lucia Brewer, Vesta Glezen, Marie Gerst, Edna Beilby, Georgianna Bailey, Lawrence Doolittle. Row 2: Dennis Bush, John Birmingham, Larry Bailey, George Barrowcliff, Mr. George Ricotta Jack Bailey, Robert Gruesbeck, Keith Eggleston, Larry Brightsen. Row 3: Shirley Ellis, Edna Whitmarsh, Patricia Watson, Martha Theleman, Sandra Carley, Janice Eaton, Sandra Watts, Teresa Warner, Wanita Hammond. Row 4: Ronald Bush, Richard Courtney, John Clinton, Bill Freije, Edward Bryant, Edward Driscoll, Norman Foley, David Chichester. Not in Picture: Joyce Brown, Charles Gaylord, June Glezen, Robert Bruesbeck. Mr. Welthy Mrs. Page: Row 1: John Tarpinian, Joan Hohn, Wilhelmina Haruk, Marjune Neadeau, Juanita Merritt, Julie Huntley, Charon Richardson, Isabelle Helms, Barbara Kapral, George Wilcox. Row 2: Mrs. Mae Page, Neal Roe, Carl Tingley, Leonard Kolokowski, Richard Johnson, Lewis Kolokowski, James Hohn, Darwin Tennant, Herbert Hibbard, Mr. Francis Welthy. Row 3: Marjorie Hoyt, Priscilla Prentice, Sharon Johnson, Alice Poyer, Joann Spangenburg, Audrey Smith, Margaret Leonard, Beverly Kimble, Adabelle Livermore, Ethel Kimble. Row 4: Alan Spencer, James Page, Gary Swan, James Wilson, George White, Neil VanBuskirk, John Thomson, Orrin Pendell, Laramie Smith, Robert Prentice. 05 Miss Paulus: Row 1: Joyce Wilber, Lynn Wilcox, Richard Smith, Albert Teal, Michael Southard, George Sickles, Janice Zelsnack. low 2: Linda Wanser, Lula Twining, Joan Twining, Miss Evelyn Paulus, Sharon Stearns, Carol Shearer, Diane Stretch. Row 3: Katherine Stockwell, Kathryn Whipple, Peggy Sheridan, Olive Shoemaker, Caroline Moore, Betsy Ross, Margaret Wright. Row 4: Kenneth Carpenter, Howard Talman, James Rockwell, Philip Jones, Jack Slyker, Gene Ross, Robert Wilson, Edward Wade. Not in Picture : Marie Stretch Miss Blaising: Row 1 Brown Row 2 ing, Row 3 Pauline Carman, Patricia Hodges, Gloria Hohn, Pearl Lois Jones, Wanda Adams, Joan Ballard, Blanche Fox. David Chrysler, Gerald Hodges, Gordon Boyce, Albert Beilby, Miss Antoinette Blais- Fianklin Bryant, Ronald Abbey, Richard James, Donald Bailey. Duane Braman, Shirley Barton, Mabel Brewer, Diana Brown, Grace Angel, Phyllis Bol- Do t i O 11 -i r t -v 1 1 T -4 - _ J _ T -i i i J -1 . n , . , 7 -— , ■ ' - - M-fj. onu , VJX iT.ll , r 11V . mger, Patricia Driscoll, Patricia Ballard, Gloria Burchell, Trevette Hornberger Row 4: James Brown, Louis Jones, James Gehm, Willard Gilmore, Harrison Hawley Elwvn Eat¬ on, Dale Gurney. • Not in Picture: Richard Farr, Joyce Herzburg, Donald Driscoll. 26 Mrs. Corcoran: Row 1: Edward Quinn, Judith Randall, Richards. Row 2: Helen Mallery, Margaret Leet, Rosemary Richards, Carol Neadeau. Row 3: Murray Pratt, Stephen Morgart, vin Reynolds, David McFall. Not in Picture: Margaret Murphy. Nancy Reed, Marjorie La Mar, Herman Kuhr, David Ramona Johnson, Mrs. Tressa Corcoran, Lois Mead, Christopher Keibel, George Leach, Hiram Mead, Cal- Mr. George Wilcox: Row 1: Beverly Zimmer, Betty Roach, Nancy Vi Virski, Eleanor Drake, Mary Lou Smith, Shir¬ ley Willis, Patricia Strickland, Lois Spencer, Grace Sparrow. Row 2: Mr. Bernard Villemaire, James Thomas, Harry Underwood, Betty Willis, Janice Spang- enburg, Louise Verry, Marcia Wegrzynski, Dean Thomas, Mr. George Wilcox. Row 3: Suzanne Harris, Esther Teal, Donna Bullock, John LeTavish, Connie Howland, Carol¬ yn Travis, June Taylor. Row 4: Ronald Hazelton, Elmer Hyde, Duane Smith, Daniel Ticknor, William Hall, Ivan Sears Everett McIntosh, Glenn Crowningshield, David Love, Claude Walters. 27 Mr. Birmingham: Row 1: Kenneth Chichester, Stephen Hanzlik, Harold Jones, Leo Birmingham, Robert Brain- ard, Homer Glezen, Martin Atkinson, David Billings, Dale Forkey, William Kimble, Fred Fla- havan Row 2 . Arlene Bush, Roberta Foley, Helen Heath, Mary Eaton, Mr. Leo Birmingham, Susan Hilsinger, Dia ne Carley, Shirley Eccleston, Sharon De Pue. Row 3: Lois Albro, Ruth Davis, Janet Crowningshield, Sandra Ballard, Josephine Hawkins, Kay Kennedy, Linda Gelatt. Row 4: Dan Cameron, Clayton Hawkes, Richard Eaton, Robert Ingraham, Robert Forkey, Rich¬ ard Glezen, Gordon Cook, Dale Gage, Arthur Brown, Lonnie Howland. Not in Picture: Ella Gaylord [Ytiiiiii ii Mi xjTj- y r L % w u W Mr. Perry: Row 1: Charles Slack, Michael Pixley, Mary Rockwood, Darleen Thornton, Cathy Rought, Eleanor Smith, Elaine Watson, Sharon Tarpinian, Walter Treiber, Anthony Oliver. Row 2: Linda Sherman, Deloris Wasko, Joyce Swarts, Elaine Webster, Mr. Jerome Perry, Dor¬ othy Thomas, Ella Ross, Verna Smith, Susan Parton. Row 3: Peter Quarella, Robert Richards, David Vrablic, Charles Shear, Kenneth Peterson, Robert Pendell, Richard Reynolds, Gordon Ruston, Ronald Shearer, Lawrence Piech. Row 4: John Shove, Eugene Smith, Lawrence Orton, Glenn Whitmarsh, Emil Zimmer, James Zopp Paul Whipple, Richard Teal, Gerald Youngs. 28 Mr. Migliore: Row 1: Nancy Lynch, Joyce Hohn, Kathleen Hickey, Barbara Laughlin, Heath, Marilynn Mitchell, Barbara Hawkins, Lamoine Huntley. Row 2: Thelma Lincoln, Jo Ann Miller, Sandra Hill, Gretta Ingram, Linda Harris, Sandra Kim, Jane Hamilton, Donna Hurlbut. Row 3: Jerry Kenyon, Gary Leonard, Eugene Johnson, Ralph Kiernan, Harris, Charles Green, Walter Herzburg, Richard Merrill. Row 4: James Keesler, Hugh McCulloch, Norman Hoag, Gordon Hammond, Haight, Carlisle Munro, Daniel Mullins. Not in Picture: Irene Lowe, Richard Knapp. Carol Oliver, Sandra Mr. Frank Migliore, Thomas James, Barton Douglas Jones, Alan Mrs. Barrows: Row 1: David Eaton, Rita Chichester, Darlene Crowningshield, Carol Burchell, Patricia Johnson, Bonnie Burrows, Shirley Davis, Richard Clinton. Row 2: Linnae Albern, Katherine Crosier, Virginia Clinton, Mrs. Dora Barrows, Theta Brown, Kathryn Carpenter, Ruth Angel, Paul Cornell. Row 3: Donald Brainard, Allen Brightsen, Gary Bonney, Ralph Beavers, Carl Boehme, Gerald Ballard, Paul Dunham, Richard Brown, Carl Collver. 29 Mr. Edmunds: Row 1: Richard Eccleston, Theodore Gehm, Marie Van Dusen, Diane Flahavan, Susan Everhart, Diane Fuller, Mary Drake, Howard Thomas Farr, Patrick Farrell. Row 2: Marshall Gage, David Eccleston, Donald King, Marilyn Glezen, Mr. Edson H. Edmunds, Carol Eaton, Charles Franklin, Keith Goodenough, James Eggleston. Row 3: Charles Gilmore, Barry Gaugler, Larry Frost, Mulford Fenton, John Glezen, Douglas Fairchild, Lawrence Appleman, Richard Van Valkenburg. Not in Picture: Linda Martin. Mr. Marks: bara Preston h Robert°Merrittf Le ” iS ’ Jean L ° Ve ’ PatriCla Murphy - Charlotte Rockwood, Bar- Row 2. Blaine Maus, Duane Knapp, Virginia Ostrander, Charlene Pratt, Mr. C. Raymond Marks Jacqueline Novitske, Sharon Prentice, James Loveless, George Lyon. Prentice .T th arer tLr S; DonaW Lindow Shar ° ESther Merritt ' S Lee Eddy eahy 0 Bernard V poyer? Cr P ' McKeWi ' -ge. Lynch, Raymond Not in Picture: Bernice Griffin, Patricia Lockwood, Mary Mead, Patricia Nolette. The Ho. loween Parade In Memoriam Arthur Southard (1943-1954) Artie was born in Whitney Point, August 3, 1943. All his life was spent in this locality. He belong¬ ed to the Methodist Church and sang in the Boys Choir. Also active in cub scouts, Artie was especially interested in history, all kinds of sports and in taking trips. His excellent memory for names of people and places enabled him to give vivid descriptions of movies and television programs he had seen or any trips he took. Everyone who knew Artie was very much grieved when his final illness forced him to leave forever Whitney Point Cen¬ tral School. Mrs. Roys : Row 1: Harold Strickland, Sergei Naramore, Arthur Hoke, Kathleen Quinn, Sharon Boyce, Donald Ingraham, Howard Poyer, Albert Heath. Row 2: Ronald Rockwell, Virginia Adams, Hazel Henry, Katherine Haist, Joyce La Mar, Dor¬ othy Fenton, Joan Carver, Richard Slyker. Row 3: Elaine Harper, Sandra Peake, Lynda Smith, Nadine Van Buskirk, Mrs. Florence Roys, Marlene Watts, Ellen Stuart, Phyllis Kapral, Janice Mead, Carol Wychick. Row 4: Arthur Shear, William Gerst, James Bollinger, Roger Dunham, Robert Clute, Dale Swan, Donald Brooks, George Appleman, Albert Leet, Eric Springston. Not in Picture: Arthur Southard, George Walter. 32 Mr. Bones : Row l: Phillip Morehouse, Gerald Love, William Coleman, Grace Wilcox Delores Gate Swarts, Carl Stecker, Edward David. ’ iJeiores Gates Paul Row 2: Donald Greenmun, Virginia Crane, Carole Harrington, Mr. Norman W. Bones Gladvs Gonciasz, Gerald Bullock, Eugene Hall. y ? ow , 3 n Shirley Ross ’ Joyce Merritt, Ruth Stockwell, Lorraine Zimmer, Olin Hockenberry Wendell Henderson, Edward Lamb, Gayle Cook. y ’ Not in Picture: Brenda Stock, Vernie Smith, Daniel Couch. Miss Clark: Row l: Kathleen Howard, Gary Yarnes, Harris Utter, Charlene Henningsen, Betty Jean Davis, Dianna Neadeau, Charles Barnum, Marjorie Swartz. Row 2: Paul Carpenter, David Smith, Kenneth Walling, Gary Thomson, Edith Morgan, Willian Neadeau, Norma Birmingham, Wayne Smith. Row 3: Kenneth Hazelton, Laura Catlin, Eileen Farrell, Miss Nettie Clark, Danny Driscoll Brenda Cotcamp, Cynthia Haruk, Donald Lockwood. Row 4: Nelson Holland, James Chambers, Beverly Hill, Sandra Hill, Helen Clark, Glenda Moyer, Marlin Bailey, Edward Bowen, Luis Wilcox. JeLs? Ha?old e jenki lliam McKercher ’ Creighdon Mills, Mildred Hofner, Wanda Lowe, Dale 33 Mrs. Rozelle: Row 1: Dianne Willis, Patricia Biggs, Shirley Zimmer, Carol Hoag, Barbara Wight, Shar¬ on Bonney, Donna Pendell, Joyce Naramore, Mildred Brewer. Row 2: Maureen Hickey, Leona Twining, Judith Slack, Sharon Ballard, Charlene Teal, Mary Brown, Joyce Beavers, Edith Bates, Shirley Merritt, Sandra Chesna, Patricia Pierce. Row 3: Dale Hoag, Gary Billings, Gerald Crosier, Albert Hand, Thomas Reynolds, Mrs. Clara Rozelle, John Fairbanks, William Wilson, Thomas Judson, David Watson, Mary Fox. Row 4: James Bryant, Robert Laughlin, Raymond Stoughton, Newton Cooper, Edward Thomas, Theodore Farr, Stuart Whittaker, Richard Bailey, Eldon Abbott. Mrs. Glezen: Row 1: James Merritt, John Herzberg, Beverly Trieber, Eleanor Lamoreux, more, Carol Hibbard, Marion Mills, Gary Shearer, Gene Fralick. Row 2: Robert Altavilla, Marjorie Jennison, Roberta Warner, Ruth Zimmer, zen, Joan Kimble, Lewis Powers, Robert Warner, Michael Hanzlik. Row 3: Marcia Eccleston, Mary Fitzer, Daniel Peck, Douglas Ticknor, Garj Ellison, Douglas Underwood, Stanley Plimmer. Not in Picture: Robert Beavers, Arthur Hockenberry, Ruth Couch. Emma Lou Liver- Mrs. Anna Gle- Roberts, Craig 34 Mrs. Northrup: Row 1. Eleanor Japhet, Carole Fairbanks, Carole Freije, Charlene Harris, Bonnie Wuest Patricia Morehouse, Sherrill Hodges, Carol Turner, Ann Louise Hodges Row 2: Sandra Crowningshield, Barbara Ballard, Lois Preston, Judith Thomas, Donna Robin¬ son, Marilyn Gruesbeck, Janet Chilson, Kay Tappan, Carole Howland, Mary Ann Deifendorf. Row 3: Carole Ballow, Donald Fenton, James Morgart, Charles Hilsinger, Mrs. Bernice Nor¬ thrup, David Thomas, Michael Glynn, Harry Wills, Kathryn Douglas, Susan Morgart. Row 4. Glen Schmedicke, Walter Page, Edward Ostrander, Thomas Jones, Samuel Pratt, Donald Smith, James Crandall, Leon Merritt, Mark McCulloch, Richard Brainard. Not in Picture: Alonzo Stickle, Donald Preston. Miss Young: Row 1: Dawn Smith, James Dean, Diana Brainard, Theodore Woodward, Cynthia Riley, Dennis Brainard, Maryanne Vrablic, John Schaff, Doris Baldwin. Row 2: Edward Bradley, Dale Hallenbeck, Eileen Gofgosky, Charles Clute, Philip Baxter, Mary Ann Pentecost, John Leahy, Patricia Wegrzynski, Richard Mitchell. Row 3: Carolyn Forshee, Carol Utter, Jo Ann Hayes, Joan Ticknor, Miss Ruth Young, Bar¬ bara Crowningshield, Linda Ingraham, Judith Hayes, Joanne Pixley. Row 4: Craig Abbey, Roger Maus, Donald Croft, Ernest Spainhower, Charles Van Valkenburgh, James Dauley, Maynard Lilley, Delos Oliver, Harold Hiza, Clifford Glezen. Not in Picture: Darwin Gehm, Jo Carrell Martin. 35 Miss Bush: Row 1: Mary Ann Ruston, Carol Hanson, William Crowningshield, Marlene Thompson, Edward Beecher, Cynthia Schultz, William Pratt, Arietta Smith, Lee de Tremauden. Row 2: April Lee Quarella, Roger Billings, Joel Schmedicke, Dreucella Ingram, Richard Wilmot, deLisle Runyon, Kathleen Hover,Thomas Hurlburt, Joleen Thornton. Row 3: Lewis Hoke, Sharon Knapp, Marna Leahy, Rose Matson, Linda Orton, Miss Very Bush, Nena Lockwood, Sheila Howard, Regina Haist, Patricia Lawrence. Row 4: Raymond Carl, Ronald Stecker, Edward Gehm, James Green, Elmer Carpenter, Richard Canniff, Thaddeus Harford, Barry Bowen, George Stock, Francis Piech, Allen Glezen. LLL ' P Mrs. Richards : Row l: Joan Sorochinsky, David Cook, Sherrill Potter, William Hohn, Judy DePue, Richard Fuller, Patricia Barton, Chris Metz, Alan Carver, Carol Roach. Row 2: June Lott, William Eccleston, Richard Hand, Patricia Verry, Phyllis Chambers, Mar¬ garet Shoemaker, Gloria Mead, Douglas Stearns, Fred Rupert, Donald Edwards, Carolyn Leon¬ ard. J Row 3: Margaret Pierce, Frances Peterson, Marsha Franklin, Margaret Pratt, Sharon Pot¬ ter, Mrs. Nell Richards, Hope McCulloch, Dorotny Caldwell, Patricia Shove Doris Leet Row 4. John Rockwell, David Yarnes, Robert Hodges, Henry Manwaring Robert Adamq Tnhn Wychick, James Szczepanski, Gary Eaton, Larue Lincoln, Duane Gevert, Larry Thomson. Miss Howland: R ow 1: Richard McFall, Marilynn Vrablic, Carl Morehouse, Joan Ruhr, Bonnie Grist Rav- Row d 2 Car ? en i er ’sh U f an Smith ’ Gerald Fairbanks, Barbara Mushock, John Scott. ’ Y Gelatt Charles Sncox ’ The eSa Hanzlik Harr y Smith, Donna Black, Robert att, Charles Wilcox, Billie Lee Knapp, Norman Moyer, Donna Swarts. Row 3 - Margaret Drake, Patsy Hand, Betty Brant, Mary Barnes, Linda Ross Miss Eva Hnw- and, Judith Harrington, Linda Miller, Delores Hurchla, Linda Hoag. •°J ' , Naacy H ° ag ’ Charles Sweet, Ronald Crosier, Lynn Keesler, Robert Neubauer Freder¬ ick Eccleston, Frederick Webster, Glynn Cook, Gary Burghardt, Ralph Brown, Judy Bodice Aii-s. scott: Row 1. Herbert Bailey, Christine Stanton, Dana Jennison, Mildred Pierce, James Gollogly Alma Sparrow, La Vern Hand, Marian Glezen, Edward Woodward, Donna Hoag. Row 2: Jon Prentice, Richard Kellerman, Robert Parton, Jo Ann Cook,’ Lawrence Whitlock Carrie Hill, Edwin Brown, Douglas Harris, Stewart Collver, David Davis. ko , 3: Joanne Biggs, Sandra Perry, Mary Ann Birmingham, Donna Robins, Alice Hanzlik, Mrs Kathryn Scott, Hallie Angel, Ethel Merrill, Patricia Rupert, Pearl Samson, Gloria Simmons 37 Mrs. Fordham: Row l: Gary Lee, Richard Coleman, Margaret Lamoreux, Bonnie Glezen, Nancy Sweet, Maryln Forshee, James Judson, James Ralston. Row 2: Beatrice Snyder, Benjamin Bailey, Edward Tillotson, Earl Kimble, Richard Lethb¬ ridge, Peter Sofka, Elaine Smith, Judy Carver, Sharon Spoonhower, Roxann Novitske. Row 3: Mary Caldwell, Gladys Montgomery, Diana Slack, June Van Dusen, Gloria Gould, Joyce Simpson, Mrs. Helen Fordham, Karen Pierce, Susan Gruesbeck, Sandra Perce, Bonnie Austin, Robert Baker. Row 4: Lonnie Abbott, Brian Petraske, Philip Fenton, Robert Ballard, Gary Ostrander, Rob¬ ert Eaton, Frederick Marsh, Roland Hohn, William Crane, Kenneth Pratt, Bruce Dunham, David Nick. Mrs. Hodges: Row 1: Diane Scank, Penny Page, Lavona Cooper, Stanley Collver, Joy Carver, Helen Brewer, Francita Nolette, Karen Kim, Roland Smith. Row 2: Douglas Chambers, Terry Lee, Sandra Small, Ellen McFarland, Betty Samson, David Barrowcliff, Dennis Ellerson, Rodney Love, Frank Samson. Row 3: Keith Brigham, John Schermerhorn, Gary Ingram, Martin Hare, Mrs. Connie Hodges, Linda Preston, Dennis Sherman, Marlene Haist, Faye Pussen, Gary Ballard. Row 4: Bonnie Aten, Ralph Shoemaker, Lola Howland, Lynn Walter, Linda Howland, James Hoke, Carol Schaffer, David Huntley, Rodney Fairbanks, Charles Roach, Kristian de Tremau- den, Joseph Silvanic. oo Mrs. Clough: Row 1: Joyce Gevert, Donna Ellis, Donna Thomas, Anne Barnes, Sharon Quinn, Maureen Cat- lin, Ronald Ballard, Harold Gene Smith, Gerald Howland, David Lee, Gary Gofgosky. Row 2: William Kiernan, Linda ViVirski, Dennis Whittaker, Shirley Appleman, Rose Marie Wilcox. Glenn Tymeson, Christine Joslin, Bernice Hawkins, Beverly Hohn, Susan Hurlbut, Curt Smith. Row 3. Mrs. Hazel Clough, Leslie Perrv. Katherine Ballard, Nancy Walling, Doris Hurlbut, Elizabeth Hiza, Susan Ellerson, Carole Bullock, Katherine Goodenough, Marie Driscoll Marjorie Glezen, Miss Valerie Lopez. Row 4: John David Greenmun, Thomas Lawrence, David Harris, Larry Kotula, Harry Clinton James Dunham, Larry Hayes, Ronald Hopkins, Raymond Ruch, Richard Brant, Ronald Paynter. Mrs. Clute : Row 1: Mary Montgomery. Frederick Poklemba, Glenna Biggs, Terry Ostrander, Gary Harper, Richard Ticknor, Daniel Mortenson, Angie Fisher, James Hurlbert, Donna Baldwin. Row 2: Mildred Holmes, James Miller, Edmund Lethbridge, John Paddick, Gary Sturdevant, Brian Lucia, Carl Hockenberry, Frederick Canniff, LaVerna Gilmore. Row 3: Patricia Harper, Ellen Knapp, BetteJean Brainard, Gertrude Peake, Mrs. Gladys Clute, Margo Bonney, Sylvia Gardner, Mary Wolcott, Judith Pixley. Row 4: William Padbury, Leroy Rought, Dennis Hill, William Lewis, Gerald Dedrick, William Warrick, Gary Henningsen, Richard Stock, Michael Simpson, Armand Fish. Not in Picture: Colleen Hickey, Wilhelmina Lowe, Elaine Walter. Mrs. Harris: Row 1: Donald Ticknor, Linda Fleeger, Linda Bush, Patricia Holt, Gary Bush, Marilyn Treiber, Sandra Boyce, Dawn Cotcamp, George Fish, Darla Enright, Donna Sampson, Donna Johnson. Row 2: Nancy Manwaring, Robert Cooper, Joyce Warner, James Lilley, Gary Burchell, Mrs. Geraldine Harris, Paul Smith, Margaret Knowlden, Donald Slac k, Thomas Cornell, Larry In¬ gram, Gary Potter. Row 3: Helen Czebiniak, Clifford Carl, Charles Tappan, William Rupert, Ronald Van Hou- sen, Lester Wood, Patricia Ellwood, Robert Piech, Thomas Zopp, Lawrence Foley, James Lamb, Renslear Livingston. Not in Picture: Marjorie Cole, Kenneth Tillotson. Mrs. Clinton: Row 1: Donald Driscoll, Harold Marshall, Frank Hoag, Richard Hanford, Wayne Schaff, Rob¬ ert Lilley, Thomas Collins, James Czebiniak, James Edmister, James Clark. Row 2: Irene Montgomery, Mardy Lee, David Lockwood, Mrs. Margaret Clinton, Jess Tong, Richard Caldwell, William Fuller, Doreen Merk, Kathleen Petraske, Wilma Ingram. Row 3: Beverly La Mar, Leo Petenaude, Marianna Mitchell, John Livingston, Janet Will¬ iams, Carl Pratt, Joanne Ellis, Ronald Turner. Not in Picture: Wendell Lowe, Joseph David, Stanley Swarts, Linda Yarnes. 40 Miss Taylor : Row 1. Thomas Sweet, Eugene Henry, Philip Bush, Danny Ticknor, Richard Barden, Lisle Kimble Gary McFall, Laurence Brainard, Annette Whittaker, Shirley Stoughton, Douglas iennant. Row 2: William Gruesbeck, Barbara Howland, Lydia Sorochinsky, Veronica Dorion, Cathleen Conciasz, Reginald Crowningshield, Miss Eloise Taylor, William Angel, James Ellerson, Ste¬ phen Yoder, Joyce Birmingham, Donna Marie Spoonhower, Edward Letterman, Richard Pixley, Donald Foley, Doris Brant, Dorothy Hill, David Rozelle. Not in Picture: Erford Ellis. Miss Lavery: Row 1: Leonard Bailey, David Driscoll, William Clark, Judy Ballard, Thomas Baker, Marsha Mitchell, Sandra Hockenberry, Joseph Spoonhower, Alicia Billings, Linda Hill, Iva Jean Marsh. Row 2: Harold Brewer, Lawrence McDonald, Joseph Eggleston, David Gates, Linda Chilson, Miss Virginia Lavery, Harry Coish, Ivalene Warner, Barbara Kimble, Jack Mortenson, Dennis Knowlden, Cynthia Poyer. Row 3: Bobby Hohn, Earl Webster, • Danny Paddick, John Newby, Donald Marks, Charles Har¬ ford, Richard Beavers, Charles Cameron, Lawrence Lyman, Ralph Canniff, Todd Rose. Not in Picture: Eldonna Brock, Gary Bish. 41 Mrs. C. Abbott: Row 1: Richard Hockenberry, Austin Gilmore, David Black, David Prentice, Charles Piech, Susan Woodward, Judy Tymeson, Karen Judson, Mildred Swingle, Eileen Neiss. Row 2: Roger Carpenter, John Johnson, Erwin Beardsley, Alfred Williams, Richard Richards, Henry Dedrick, Frances Morehouse, Pamela Marshall, Donna Maus, Frances Leahy, Sandra Cot- camp . Row 3: Thomas Jennings, Paul Vrablic, William Bousquet, Arden Jones, Gary Clark, Barry Glezen, Jay Smith, Terry Farr, Robert Shipman. Not in Picture: Mrs. Cleo Abbott. Mrs. Knapp: Row 1: Martha Hill, Jack Robinson, Richard Wilcox, James Samson, Dick Walling, James Bal¬ lard, James Zimmer, Michael Silvanic, Gerald Whitehead, Ronald Peterson, Gerald Kimble. Row 2: Ronald Dean, Virginia Kiley, Donna Ellison, Glenda Williams, Sharon Appleman, Jeanette Burrows, Mrs. Doris Knapp, Raymond Backus, Chris Morgart, Thomas Love, George Fitser. Row 3: Linda Green, Peter Piech, Roderick Smith, David Samson, Judy Bailev. Susan Havko John Hurchla, Carol Lucia, Joyce Hoag. Not in Picture: Robert Chambers. 42 Mrs. Smith: Row 1: Pamela Page, Richard Baldwin, Carol Ann Watts, Bert McCulloch, Judith Hurlbut, John Thomas, Carol Ann Clute, Donald Eaton, Elizabeth Petraske, Ronald Zudoffsky. Row 2: Sheila Bonney, Kenneth Howland, Jacqueline Lilley, Richard Hoke, Linda Glezen, Paul Wilcox, Judy Pierce, Herman Ahsmann. Hazel Smith, Charlene Fisher. Row 3: Harlan Sanford, Kathryn Merritt, Charles Greenmun, Paula Kay Fenton, Marcus Peake, Karen Knapp, Roger Williams, James Matthews, Dorothy Cooper. Not in Picture: Mrs. Gladys Smith, Charles De Pue, Gordon Gollogly, Charles Kellerman, Sharon Ashley. Mrs. Walling: Row l: Shirley Gruesbeck, Karen Klopfer, Sylvia Lamb, Geraldine Marsh, Bonita Chichester, Robert Smith, Gary Coles, Kim Metz, Darryl Dunham. Row 2: Dale Glezen, Parker Raphael, William Woodward, George Walter, Mrs. Elsie Walling, Mary Healy, Maureen Mullins, Janice Parton, Linda Beardsley. Row 3: David Drake, John Bender, Michael Haruk, Norman Strickland, Gary Van Dusen, Martin Poklemba, Cynthia Palzer, Suzanne Fizette, Jeanette Hazelton. Not in Picture: Daniel Cave, Peggy Ellerson, Edward Lewis, Carol Sampson, Gary Shipman. 43 Mrs. N. Abbott : Row 1: Thomas Brown, Charlie Dence, James Sinclair, Pamela Ballard, Vivian Pogorzelski, Linda Foley, Suzanne Hayes, Susan Glezen, Helen Green, Jay Holt, Linda Potter. Row 2: Peggy Hust, Ricky Samson, Meg Munro, Susan Ostrander, Marie Holland, Juanita Egg¬ leston, Mrs. Nancy Abbott, Jacqueline Bish, Dianne Knapp, David Woodward, Rose Adams Robert Clark, John Maus. Row 3. Dan Cornell, Gregory Stanley, Juna Quick, Richard Lawrence, Mary Anne Kloda, Seth Irish, John Tennant, Sharon Smith, Linda Thompson. Not in Picture: Catherine David. Mrs. Peebles: Row 1: Carol Poyer, James Kiley, Pamela Marshall, James Miller, Donna Reynolds, Anita Small, Marlene Tennant, Bobby Preston, Gordon Ticknor, Sheila Bousquet, David Edwards Barbara Lamoreux. Cindy Gehm, Billy Meisner, Richard Crowningshield, Elaine Hill, Bonnie Hare, Den- shee, RuTti Meaker Lrles rv 11 6 D ° nna FullGr ’ Shar ° n BlggS ’ Linda F ° r olas 1 PlCtUre: “ ary Aleba ’ Darlene Henderson, Edith Wooster, Dennis Hiza, Thomas Nich- 44 A HIGHLIGHT OF THE GRADE SCHOOL YEAR IS THE HALLOWEEN PARADE The Senior Band leads the paraders. Mrs. Scott’s Easter egg tree. Hallowe ' eners parade at W.P.C.S. AND SPECIAL ASSEMBLIES PUT ON BY DIFFERENT GRADE HOMEROOMS Skipper and Marjorie promenade. Ju nior an d S enior Plavs Senior Band Row 1: Dale Roe, Sergei Ticknor, Lorna Baldwin, Bill Freije, Esther Merritt, Kathleen McFarland. Row 2: Russell Theleman, Carol Munro, Marjune Neadeau, Bonnie Croft, John Burk, Carol Farrell, Charles Baldwin, Carl Tingley, Bernice Gruesbeck, Janice Eaton, Mary Lou Nick, Audrey Hayes, Joyce Brigham. Row 3: Carol Neadeau, Pat Driscoll, Barbara Smith, Shirley Wilber, Elwyn Riley, Ossie Brooks, Steve Harris, Dave Adams, A1 Reed, Dave Storrs, Charon Richardson, Betsy Ross, Bob Prentice, Dick Johnson, Rosemary Richards, Lew Tingley, Nancy Beagle. Row 4: Bob Driscoll, Dick Smith, Ed Driscoll, Hiram Mead, Cora Jean Clough, Larry Twin¬ ing, Art Mills, Kay Kennedy. Junior Band -a SBrnr J (4 MW ilwi am r. ° W 1: T Pat Driscoll Joanne Spangenburg, George White, Esther Merritt, Kathleen McFar¬ land, Claude Walter, James Loveless, Joe Ralston. ° W d’v, Rich rd Glezen, Pearl Brown, Paul Goodrich, Blanche Fox, Carl Tingley, Janice Eat¬ on, Roberta Foley, Dean Thomas, Sharon DePue, Lonnie Howland, James Lott, Gary Swan. Row 3: Priscilla Prentice, Sharon Stearns, Nadine VanBuskirk, Kenneth Peterson, Dave Chi¬ chester, Larry Twining, Sandra Carley, Kay Kennedy. Standing. James Brown, Tony Farr, Ed Quinn, Richard Smith, John Gurney, James Page Fred Flahavan, Mr. Robert Bailey. e ’ Not in Picture: Susan Hilsinger, Peggy Wright, Mulford Fenton, Marilyn Glezen, Susan Everhart, Barton Harris, Marilyn Mitchell, Deloris Wasko, Larry Brightsen, Barbara Lang- hlin. b 48 Senior Chorus Row 1: John Birmingham, Cora Jean Clough, Eileen Kiernan, Joann Gonciasz, Pat Gorham, Anne McFarland, Charon Richardson, Ina Sears, Bonnie Walters, Eunice Barrows, Mrs. Eleanor Goodwin, Director, Sally James, Nancy Beagle, Carol Munro, Midge Richards, Carol Neadeau, Esther Loveless, Pat Weaver, Iva Dell McIntosh, Roberta Atkinson, Cathy Zimmer, Betsy Ross, Dick Johnson. Row 2: Keith Eggleston, Paul Goodrich, Shirley Sherman, Marjune Neadeau, Shirley Wilber, Shirley Japhet, Shelby Cotcamp, Joanne Wilcox, Nadine Merrit, Ethel Brewer,Bernice Grues- beck, Audrey Hayes, Edith Leach, Dawn Miller, Diana Pratt, Suzanne Quinn, Doris Arche r, Carol Braman, Mary Kay Prentice, Sandra Whitlock, Cecilia Birmingham, Jim Brown, Lew Tingley, Neil Van Buskirk. Row 3: George White, Jim Kiernan, Robert Prentice, David Adams, Joyce Brigham, Lorna Baldwin, Carole Farrell, Barbara Smith, Antoinette Quarella, Lois Linderman, Eleanor Ann Hibbard, Mary Pixley, Barbara Bush, Pat Albern, Claire Hust, Aleta Ketchum, Beverly Kim¬ ble, Carl Tingley, Art Mills, Russell Theleman, William Freije, David Storrs, Bob Leth¬ bridge . i Not in Picture: Sandra Watts, Nelda Lynch, Joanne Glezen, Eleanor David, Jean Oliver. Jean Stahl, Jane Ames, Shirley Ellis, Duane Braman, Ronald Bush. Junior Chorus I Row 1: Pat Cotcamp, Sharon Johnson, Alice Poyer, Ethel Kimble, Audrey Smith, Peggy Sheri¬ dan, Sandra Carley, Mrs. Eleanor Goodwin, Barbara Kapral, Nancy Reed, Judy Randall, Mar¬ jorie Hoyt, Pauline Carman, Julie Huntley, Dawn Warner, Joanne Spangenburg, Sharon Stearns. Row 2: Marjorie La Mar, Lois Jones, Katherine Stockwell, Carol Shearer, Blanche Fox, Mar¬ tha Theleman, Wilhelmina Haruk, Margaret Leet, Grace Angel, Pearl Brown, June Glezen, Joyce Wilber, Joan Hohn, Gloria Burchell, Marie Stretch, Katherine Whipple. Row 3: Linda Wanser, Gloria Hohn, Pat Hodges, Margaret Murphy, Helen Mallery, Margaret Wright, Connie Howland, Olive Shoemaker, Caroline Moore, Theresa Warner, Janice Zelsnack, Edna Beilby, Betty Roach, Lulu Twining. 49 Swing Band SWING BAND Row 1: Art Mills, Sergei Ticknor, Dale Roe, Lorna Baldwin, Mary Lou Nick. Row 2: Marjune Neadeau, Mr. Robert Bailey, Lew Tingley, Nancy Beagle, Larry Twining, Bob Driscoll, A1 Reed, Dave Storrs, Dave Adams, Steve Harris. Glee Club Linda Richards, accompanist. r ow . Shirley Sherman, Carol Neadeau, Eileen Kiernan, Dave Storrs, Esther Loveless, Doris Archer, Carol Munro, Sandra Whitlock. Row 2: Martha Theleman, Bonnie Walters, Robert Prentice, Charon Richardson, George White, Rosemary Richards. 1954 Glee Club, with director, Mrs. Eleanor Goodwin, takes a bow at the Spring Concert. 50 Cheerleaders Row 1: Shirley Sherman, Joann Gonciasz. Row 2: Sylvia Wilcox, Mary Kay Prentice-All Star, Pat Sch- oles, Carol Munro. Not in Picture : Janice Eaton Janice Eaton, Head Drum Major¬ ette and Varsity Cheerleader holds flag during the ceremony between games. Mascot inspires cheer. Left to Right: Barb Kapral- All Star, Shirley Ellis, Sharon Stearns, Bonnie Croft, Midge Richards, Pris¬ cilla Prentice. Not in Picture: Alice Poyer TWIRLERS: Carol Munro, Su¬ zanne Quinn, Diane Pratt, Marilyn Mitchell, Janice Eaton, Head Drum Majorette, Sandra Rozelle, Charlene Pratt, Linda Harris. 51 MOTHER IS A FRESHMAN Raphael David Blau ' s play Moth- er iiL Freshman was presented 5y tHe Senior Class in November 1954. Rehearsals started in October under the direction of Mr. Norman Bones, a sixth grade teacher, and the play was presented November 17, 18, and 19. A profit of $300 was made. Be¬ fore the play on Friday night, a dinner was held at the Oakland Hotel for the Seniors, their advisers Mrs. Olga Tracy and Mr. Irving Firman, and invited guests. Comments after the play indicated that all enjoyed this Senior presentation. Senior Play CAST Abagail Abbott.Cora Jean Clough Susan Abbott.Lois Linderman Mrs. Miller.Eileen Kiernan Sylvia.Sally James Bunny.Sylvia Wilcox Helen.Anne McFarland Carrie.Eleanor Hibbard Dean Gillingham.Lew Tingley Clara.Johanna Gonciasz Beaumont Bobo Jackson... Michael Farrell .David Storrs Howie.Stephen Harris .Alan Reed J? ar f e .Sandra Whitlock Professor Michaels. Dale Roe Curtain closes with applause for the Director. Maybe you have another book to give me MEN ARE LIKE STREETCARS Nancy Beagle and David Adams Men Are Like Streetcars is a comedy of the younger generation, starring Maudie and her teen-age friends. Maudie brings a lot of misery to herself and her family by teaching her cousin, Joy, her en¬ tire line about men. Joy turns the tables by using the line, stealing Maudie ' s boyfriend plus all other available men. Maudie also maneu¬ vers to marry off her sister and fix up her father ' s finance. The results of Maudie ' s efforts are far from satisfactory and get her even deeper in trouble. Although the problem seems insurmountable, there is a wholly satisfactory conclusion to the play. The Juniors presented this play in the school auditorium March 23, 24, and 25. JUNIORS REHEARSE MEN ARE LIKE STREETCARS ALL AROUND THE SCHOOL Junior Play LINES REHEARSED IN HM. EC. RM. Jim Kiernan, A1 Schmedicke, Shirley Sherman, Joyce Smith. A scene that could be rehears¬ ed anyplace! ON STAGE Eunice Barrows, Bob Driscoll and Ed Barrowcliff. Eunice saying she ' d love to be the inspiration of some man. CAST Mrs. Mason.Joyce Smith Mr. Mason.Alan Schmedicke Maudie.Nancy Beagle Sylvia.Shirley Sherman J°y.Eunice Barrows Alix.Mary Kay Prentice J u li. e .Pat Weaver Lysbeth.Nadine Merritt Mrs. White.Floretta Thomas Mrs. Allen.Audrey Hayes Mrs . Day.JoAnn Glezen Davy.Bob Driscoll Chi.Ed Barrowcliff Jerr y .Dave Adams Tecl .Jim Kiernan Margaret.Joyce Brigham FRONT ROW, CENTER Jo Ann Glezen, Joyce Brigham, Audrey Hayes and Floretta Thomas relax during off-stage moments. The play ' s the thing and rehearsals are everywhere. Nadine Merritt, Mary Kay Prentice, and Pat Weaver enjoy hearing Bob Driscoll tell Nancy Beagle. People won ' t like you and dogs will bark n + BACKSTAGE Harold Sickles, Paul Lawrence Twining set equipment. Yearbook Staff CO-EDITORS-Eileen Kiernan and Anne McFarland attended the fall meeting of the Empire State School Press Association in Syracuse. There they received many helpful hints in yearbook publication. COPY EDITOR-With the help of a new IBM carbon ribbon typewriter with special bookface type, Ina Sears typed the copy for the 1955 Maroon and Gold. ART AND STAFF ASSISTANTS-Section plates and other art work was the contribution of some of these girls to the yearbook. They all work on both the yearbook and school paper. Seated: Pat Gorham (art), Sylvia Wilcox (art), Jane Ames. Standing: Cecelia Birmingham, Jo¬ anne Gonciasz (art), Nellie Twin¬ ing. BUSINESS STAFF - Sophomore and Junior girls have sold sub- scripetions and advertisements for the Maroon and Gold. Seated: Carole Farrell, Nelda Lynch, Business Manager, Mar¬ jorie Hoyt. Standing: Audrey Hayes, Jo Glezen, Shirley Wilbur, Ellen Jennison, June Glezen. Photography Club NEW CAMERAMEN-These 5 boys and John Birmingham have made a good start in yearbook photography this year as they learned developing, print- PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF-With the exception of homerooms, sen- ing and taking pictures. Seated: iors and faculty, all other yearbook pictures have been John Tarpinian. Standing: Paul taken by this group of boys. Left to Right: Jim Kier- Goodrich, Louis Jones, Don Driscoll nan, Leroy Youngs, Jim Barrows, Russ Theleman, Mike and Trevette Hornberger. Farrell, Mr. Bernard Villemaire, and Neil Van Buskirk JUNIOR HIGH ASSISTANTS - These three junior high students and Teddy Gehm help to put the Pointer Weekly together every week. Seated: Nancy Lynch, Sandra Hill. Standing: Chuck Franklin. SPORTS NEWS-Sports reporter Charles Baldwin hands in a writeup of a game to Mrs. Tressa Corcoran, adviser. Newspaper Staff SECRETARIAL PRACTICE CLASS—Girls in this class do the typing for the Pointer Weekly. Seated: Jean Stahl, Iva Dell McIn¬ tosh. Standing: Mrs. Bette Glynn, adviser, Dawn Miller, Pat Scholes, Cathy Zimmer, Sally James, editor, Ina Sears. Student Council Seated: Betty Willis, Barbara Kapral, Carole Farrell, Anne McFarland, Sally James, sec¬ retary . Standing: Barton Harris, Keith Eggleston, David Chrysler, Rex Stahl, Steve Harris, vice president, Tom Schultz, Jim Donnelly, chairman of Letters and Awards, Michael Farrell, treasurer, Lew Tingley, President, Mr. C. Raymond Marks, adviser. National Honor Society Seated: Shirley Ellis, Eileen Kiernan, Mary Kay Prentice, Sally James. Standing: Cecelia Birmingham, Charles Baldwin, Anne McFarland, Alan Reed, Lorna Baldwin, Michael Farrell. 58 The Golden Eagles A ' , OP ' iC fhfy V uno( Wy o. }7 j $ ' N bUY y JH J V ' i ' th F{ r l } i f i 4IY -Ot K W rA- Ao k H ' t high nr 4 ' f ' ' ori . Kh t K brV I 1 flS; ' t Wl(f N Y V-J. trrr ' k. w Mf Vr u h !4 Row 1: Michael Southard, John Glezen, Bill Nick, Bob Lethbridge, Carl Tingley, Larry Zopp, A1 Reed. Row 2: Laramie Smith, Bob Davis, Carl Ahsmann, Lew Tingley, Gary Driscoll, Dick Prentice, Mr. Birmingham. Baseball W.P. VARSITY SCORES: 4 Oxford 7 2 Chenango Forks 13 6 Greene 4 7 Sherburne 13 2 Sidney 6 7 Oxford 5 6 Chenango Forks 10 1 Greene 12 3 Sherburne 3 4 Sidney 2 VARSITY Wins over Greene, Oxford, and Sid¬ ney and a tie with Sherburne helped the Golden Eagle ' s baseball team of 1954 to capture a tie for fourth place with Sidney. However, the Pointers lost 6 other contests. Coach Leo Birmingham, back after a two year lay-off, saw Jim Donnelly and Bob Lethbridge go to the All- Star game with Johnny Glezen being the player chosen to go to the Founders Day game, held at Johnson Field. JUNIOR VARSITY Coach Frank Migliore guided his Eaglets to four wins as against two defeats for the 1954 baseball sea¬ son. The only losses came at the hands of a very strong Greene nine and an equally as strong East Jr. team from Binghamton. Leo Abbott and Alan Schmedicke did most of the pitching for the team and should do well in varsity uniforms next year, as should all the boys. The bovs gained a lot of valuable experience and should be able to take over for the boys who graduated last year. W.P. J.V. SCORES: 8 Chenango Forks 4 7 Greene 13 10 Chenango Forks 1 13 Greene 4 8 Maine 7 4 East Jr. 13 Row 1: Ronnie Bush, Tom Schultz, Art Mills, Paul Page, Dave Ad¬ ams, Leo Abbott, Bob Prentice, Bill Sturdevant. Row 2: Ed Bryant, A1 Schmedicke, Russell Burghardt, Dave Chi¬ chester, Mr. Migliore. 60 Football Row 1: Jim Brown, Ward Kenyon, Steve Harris, Ed Barrow- cliff, John Gurney, Paul Page, Jim Gehm, Carl Tingley, Dave Chichester, Bob Driscoll. Row 2: Coach Jack Halloran, Jerry Scholes, Russ Burghardt, Ossie Brooks, Dave Storrs, Jim Donnelly, Russ Theleman, Leo Abbott, Lew Tingley, A1 Reed Michael Southard. Coach Halloran (center) talks it over with co-captains Lew Tingley (left) and Russ Thel¬ eman (right). VARSITY FOOTBALL Row 1: Michael Southard, David Love, Elwyn Eaton, John Gurney, Tony Farr, Neal Roe, Ward Kenyon, Keith Eggleston. Row 2: Jack Bailey, Jerry Hodges, Paul Page, Jim Page, Bob Driscoll, Edwin Barrowcliff, Jim Brown, Hiram Goodrich, Mr. Perry. Row 3: Dick Courtney, Ed Bryant, George White, A1 Schmedicke, Ed Driscoll, Laramie Smith, Jim Gehm. Mascot Timmy in the huddle. The first time since Jack Halloran took over the coaching reins of Whitney Point Central teams, the Point had a losing season. Three wins against four losses during the 1954 football season brought Coach Halloran ' s record to an end. Jim Donnelly, a power driving Sen¬ ior, along with his protege, Sopho¬ more Jim Hohn, tallied 20 points apiece during the season to lead the team in their losing efforts. However, as Coach said of the team, Although they didn ' t win every game, the self-confidence and team spirit was about the best we ever had. This says a lot for a team which was short of man power, and which used many inexperienced personnel. Varsity 11-man defensive lineup is ready for action. SEASON SCORING W.P. OPP. 13 Windsor 14 0 Sherburne 33 14 Greene 20 14 Oxford 13 27 Deposit 0 26 Walton 6 12 Sidney 25 VARSITY: Row 1: Mgr. Steve Harris, Ed Duhlmeier, Dick Smith, Coach Jack Halloran, Lew Tingley, Jerry Scholes, Mgr. Russ Theleman. Row 2: Jim Donnelly, Ossie Brooks, A1 Reed, Bob Lethbridge, Dave Storrs, Russ Burghardt. VARSITY 69 ♦McGraw 50 51 Groton 45 49 Sidney 38 59 Greene 48 56 Sherburne 51 59 ♦Newark Valley 47 48 ♦Marathon 70 39 Oxford 37 77 Chenango Forks 65 59 ♦Marathon 75 92 Sidney 69 56 ♦Newark Valley 58 63 Greene 47 62 ♦Groton 68 72 Oxford 52 55 Sherburne 60 46 Chenango Forks 52 For the second straight year the Eagles failed to send a team to the championship game. For the first eight league games the Eagles, coached by Jack Halloran, managed to remain undefeated. However, af¬ ter that, they were bumped off by Sherburne and Chenango Forks, giv¬ ing Sherburne a one game margin. A1 Reed, Jim Donnelly, Dave Storrs, Jerry Scholes, and Captain Bob Lethbridge provided one of the best rounded teams ever supplied at Whitney Point. Ed Duhlmeier, Lew Tingley, Os Brooks, Russ Burghardt, and Dick Smith rounded out the sec¬ ond place squad. A1 Reed, who net¬ ted 254 points during the season, and Jim Donnelly were the Eagle re¬ presentatives at the league All- Star game. Bob Lethbridge, the 6-4 Senior playing his first year of basketball, grabbed most of the re¬ bounds and scored 244 points for the runner-up total. 62 si The Little Eagles had a fairly suc¬ cessful season, finishing in sec¬ ond place with a 6-4 league record. Overall, they were 11-6 with most of their losses at close margins. The usual starting line-up consis¬ ted of Bob Driscoll, Jim Kiernan, Bill Freije, Jerry Hodges, and Carl Tingley. Jim Hohn, Paul Page, George White, Dave Chichester, Gates Cook, David Adams, Steve Mor- gart, Dick James, and Jim Brown filled in when needed. The Eaglet representatives at the league all- star game at Bainbridge were Bob Driscoll and Carl Tingley. 12 40 42 21 47 36 40 38 44 37 37 44 29 62 35 65 57 JUNIOR VARSITY Row 1: Dick James, Jim Hohn, Dick Prentice, Dave Adams, Coach Bill Stearns, Carl Tingley, Jerry Hodges, Paul Page, Steve Mor- gart. Row 2: Mgr. Laramie Smith, Bill Freije, Bob Driscoll, Neil Van Buskirk, George White, Jim Kiernan, Dave Chichester, Jim Brown, Mgr. Mike Southard. JUNIOR VARSITY 46 McGraw 54 Groton 41 Sidney 75 Greene 27 Sherburne 34 Newark Valley 48 Marathon 41 Oxford 52 Chenango Forks 52 Marathon 42 Sidney 54 Newark Valley 58 Greene 40 Groton 39 Oxford 56 Sherburne 46 Chenango Forks Tensely awaiting two more points. 27 and 12 jump it up. 63 Girls ' tt L wkw ' ■ it U ' 1 x ' , j|W r .) V ti i r ' i. O -4 JL W L .i i -« ■ Row 1: Joan Ballard, Lois Mead, Kay Bailey, Shirley Ellis, Mrs. Shrauger. Row 2: Nancy Bishop, Eleanor David, Alta Burghardt, Cecelia Birmingham, Jo Gonciasz, Mary Kay Prentice. Row 3: Eleanor Wight, Mary Clinton, Mary Lou Nick, Jean Ensign, Audrey Hayes, Sue Pendell. Softball The 1954 Girls ' Softball Team won the Northern Division Championship from Sidney. They lost the League Champion¬ ship to Harpursville. These girls played a season of fine games under the coaching of Jim Dickson. Track The Girls ' All-Star Track placed second in the league meet with 16 points. Row 1: Cecelia Birmingham, Lois Mead, Joan Ballard, Carol Neadeau, Eleanor David. Row 2: Jo Gonciasz, Sue Pendell, Jean Ensign, Mary Lou Nick, Eleanor Wight, Diane Brown. Jo Smith, Diane Pratt, Pat Row 1: Liz Holden Weaver. Row 2: Sandra Carley, Mary Lou Nick, Bonnie Wal¬ ter, Mrs. Shrauger. Archery The W.P. Girls ' Archery Team placed 4th in East N.Y. St. Tournament at Syracuse; 2nd in Susquenango League tournament at Greene, and 14th in the National Interscholastic meet. The girls also won pins for the highest team score for new entrants in the Nat. Interscholastic tourna¬ ment over 24 other teams. Sports Volleyball The Volleyball team came in second in the League playday at W.P. They defeated Chenan¬ go Forks 25-15; Sidney 20-13, and they lost to Greene 16-19. Row 1: Shirley Sherman, Lois Mead, Eleanor David, Joanne Gonciasz. Row 2: Jean Oliver, Mary Lou Nick, Jean Ensign, Eileen Kiernan, Lorna Baldwin. Kneeling: Shirley Ellis, Cecelia Birmingham, Shirlev Sher lard,sIndra F Whitlci k HarJUne NeadeaU Kay Bailey ’ 1- Standing: Miss Joan Pepper, coach, Sandra Carley, Shirley Wilbur, Alta Burghardt, JoAnn Glezen, Eleanor David, Barbara Kapral, Joanna Gonciasz, Carol Neadeau, Eileen Kiernan, Eunice Barrows, Mary Lou Nick, Mrs. Marjorie Shrauger, Hockey The Whitney Point girls’ Hockey Team won the league playday at Greene by defeat¬ ing : Sidney i_o Sherburne 2-1 Delhi 0-0 Basketball The 1953-54 Girls’ Basketball Team won the championship by defeating: Sherburne 14-11 Oxford 16- 4 Sidney 18-12 _ Row 1: Martha Theleman, Eunice Barrows, Carol Neadeau, Mrs. Marjorie Shrauger, Coach, Barbara Kapral, Shirley Ellis, El¬ eanor David. Row 2: Joan Ballard, Marjune Neadeau, Alta Burghardt, Jean Ensign, Mary Lou Nick, Jean Oliver, Joanne Gonciasz. Track Row 1: Elwyn Eaton, George Barrowcliff. Row 2: Bill Nick, Dave Adams, Dave Chichester, Dick Prentice, Roy Molesky, Dave Archer, A1 Reed, Dave Morse, Dave Ward, John Fordham, Ed Smith. Row 3: Coach Halloran, Carl Tingley, Lew Tingley, Jim Hohn, Bill Freije, Dan Springston, Ed Bryant, Pudge Gurney, John Glezen, Carl Ahsmann, Bob Davis, Dick Courtney, Leo Abbott, Jim Page, Jack Bailey. TRACK 1954 Three firsts, three seconds, and one fifth was the record handed in by last year’s track team. The boys took all their dual meets dur¬ ing the year but ended in second place in the more than two team meets. Roy Molesky, A1 Reed, and Dick Prentice all made new records for the school in the high jump, broad jump, and 100 yard hurdles, respectively. Lack of field men and sprinters forced the team to take a second place at the All-Star meet, held last year at Norwich, but this was three places better than the year before. Yearbook Ads j Compliments of the OTSELIC INN Floyd Cinquanti, Prop. Best Wishes To the Class of ' 55 LORNA ' S BEAUTY CORNER Whitney Point, N. Y. Academy Building Phone 77Y3 CRANDALL SUPPLY CO., INC. 77 State St. Binghamton, New York Phone-26425 Seven Trained Specialists Covering Southern New York and Northern Pennsylvania to Assist you to KEEP CLEAN WITH CRANDALL ' S AND HIS PLE CITIES OPTICAL 68 RICHARDS DAIRY WHITNEY POINT,NEW YORK CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS It has been a pleasure to do your senior portraits for you. Best wishes for your happy futures. CHENANGO STUDIOS 96 Chenango Street Binghamton, New York D. M. WOOSTER TAXIDERMY STUDIOS Whitney Point, N. Y. All Kinds Custom Taxidermy Gloves, Jackets, Moccasins, Ladies Purses Made from deer skins. Our Best Wishes to the Class of 1955 from The Southard Oil Co. Whitney Point, N. Y. 69 Reach for CorC £c4r Bread America ' s finest Cobakco Co. — MEAT PRO HICKO Ry SmOKEE DUCTS Compliments to the Graduating Class Robert West Main Street PP® IT □n i Wr 1 4 v I f z . _ _ ' lIlH S Whitney Point Cooperative GLF Tel.56 70 REGARDLESS OF WHERE YOUR FUTURE LIES In business, on the farm or in the home - you will find that efficiency pays. A telephone extension, conveniently placed, will pay for itself many times. CHENANGO UNADIALLA TELEPHONE CORPORATION LlSLF. PROOLJCERSCO OP H a Lisle Producers Cooperative Inc. Lisle, N. Y. Harley Beardsley Manager Phone 81 BEST WISHES Compliments to the Graduating Class of ' 55 Pete ' s Restaurant Whitney Point, New York Phone 99 to the 1955 GRADUATING CLASS Harold B. Brennan sa HODGES BUILDING CONTRACTORS NEW HOME CONSTRUCTION GLEN AUBREY, NEW YORK PHONES ENDICOTT 53191 MAINE 89566 RITTENBURG ' S GARAGE Whitney Point New York 72 OAe ZoJid Hilt Qo-unOiy, Qhd. 9nc. PUBLIC GOLF COURSE WHITNEY POINT, N. Y. Golf is everybody ' s game, men and women Young and old, boys and girls play golf. We have what promises to be an outstanding course. Your patronage will help to make it the best. THE FORD HILL COUNTRY CLUB ' Topflight Service at” Potter ' s Atlantic Service Station Route 11 Whitney Point, New York Gasoline Oils Tires Accessories Expert Lubrication Wheel Balancing ■r . ' i f. - r i f . t -,j_ POTTERS SERVICE STATION Antiques Gifts Fishing Tackles Guns Ammunition Heating Equipment Congratulations from Eleanor Stickle’s ACADEMY BEAUTY SHOP Main Street Whitney Point, N. Y. Phone 51 L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Attleboro Massachusetts Known wherever there are Schools and Colleges Class Rings and Pins Commencement Invitations-Diplomas- Personal Cards-Club Insignia-Medals Trophies Represented by: Mr. Leiand G. Lee 164 Hermitage Rd Rochester, New York COMPLIMENTS of COMPLIMENTS of Whitney Point, N. Y. Glenn Tymeson M. D. Pete DeDio Harold ' s Place Lisle, N. Y. WALLING ' S GARAGE FORD SALES SERVICE Phone 36F12 Lisle, New YoiK LARKIN Musical Inst. Co., Inc. Everything Musical 94 Chenango St.-Phone 2-3933 BINGHAMTON, N. Y. 74 Owner Kenneth R. Spencer 423 Roosevelt Ane. Endlcott, N. Y. Dial 5-7631 75 COMPLIMENTS TO CLASS OF ' 55 BINGHAMTON BAG BURLAP CO., INC. CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES Jenks and Glezen D. S. Dickinson, Jr. Attorneys at Law Your One Stop Food Center MORGART ' S w SUPER MARKET Free Delivery international HARVESTER H. A. PENNINGROTH SON Whitney Point, N. Y. Tel. 167 Parts and Service Dependable Service At Low Cost International Trucks Telephone 100 MAYTAG APPLIANCES Refrigeration HOMELITE CHAIN SAW Farmall Tractors and Implements NEW HOLLAND EQUIPMENT 76 C. A. HILL AND SON For Insurance Whitney Point, New York Phone 77 CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS of 1955 fr ° m the distri butors of McT igh e G T™ r 1 a cl a J n d e DELICI ° S? 0 --.r DS T.J. BYRNE SERVICE INC Scandinavia Brake linings RECAPPING Washington at Hawley Binghamton, N.Y. Phone-29138—22548 THE LEADER STORE Congratulations to the Lisle New York Graduating Class Chas. B. Marks, Prop. Groceries Dry Goods VESTA M. ROGERS Boots Shoes M. D. CROFT TRAILER RENTALS LOCAL and COAST-TO-COAST SERVICE RENT HERE LEAVE THERE 150 CONKLIN AVE., BINGHAMTON, N. Y. PVone 2-9020 GLEN AUBREY, N. Y. Pbon Main fl-9294 J. M. LANDERS COMPANY 180 Main St. Binghamton, N. Y. Phone 2-3848 A. B. DICK DUPLICATING PRODUCTS mimeograph spirit lithograph sales service instructions We appreciate your patronage.. DUHLMblbK WM. DUHLMEIER GARAGE Official AAA Service Town Taxi, Phone 49 Whitney Point, N. Y. Day Phone 78 Nite Phone 71 One of Triple Cities ' Largest Retail Growers OVER 30,000 SQ. FT. UNDER GLASS We Grow Our Own Cut Flowers SEASONAL POT PLANTS Only Sizeable Pot Plant Growers in the Southern Tier MANY VARIETIES OF AFRICAN VIOLETS Wholesale-Retail WE DELIVER DILLENBECK’S FLOWERS Riverside Greenhouses Dillenbeck ' s Greenhouses WHITNEY POINT 32 JOHNSON CITY 7-2036 Whitney Pt, N. Y. Johnson City, N. Y. OPEN EVENINGS HOLIDAYS Compliments of SOUTHERN TIER LIVESTOCK MARKET Whitney Point, N. Y. Bagging Cows on Hand at all Times, Sale every Tuesday 1P.M. Hodges Tel. W. Pt. 146 or Maine 89656 79 BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS HERBERT HIBBARD, JR. LIFE INSURANCE WHITNEY POINT 83F12 Cook ' s Plumbing Heating WELL DRILLING Appliances, Pumps Water Systems Eugene Fitser Whitney Point, N. Y. Whitney Point, N. Y. Phone 177 No water Reasonable Rates No pay Dependable Drilling First [VationalBank of Whitney Point, N. Y. W. P. C. S. students deposit their money every Tuesday in their homerooms. Then it is taken to the bank by Mrs. Storrs, the school secretary. 80 Congratulations to tne Class of 1955 ’LES’ STRONG CONSTRUCTION CO. RATHBUN ' S PHARMACY CARRIES ANYTHING IN THE LINE OF PRESCRIPTIONS, DRUGS GREETING CARDS AND COSMETICS. NICHOLS FURNITURE STORE Phone 202 Whitney Point New York Phone 24 Whitney Point, New York RANSOM FRANKLIN Scrap Iron Metal Auto Wrecking Paper Whitney Point, New York Tel. 126 Metal Rags Used Parts BARNES ' GIFT SHOP AND STORE Whitney Point-Glen Aubrey Road Shoes Boots, Pottery, Jewelry Toys Kitchenware Men ' s work clothing Girls ' Women ' s Dresses and Blouses MASSEY - HARRIS Sales Service FRANKLIN ' S GARAGE Whitney Point, N. Y. Phone 11 - 82 - - li PATTERSON HARDWARE General Hardware, Sporting Goods, Housewares Plumbing Supplies, Bottled Gas, Gifts Toys Whitney Point,N.Y. Phone 27 VAN’S DINER Route 11 Whitney Point Phone 148 THE KILEY CO. Clothing-Furnishings- Shoes - 83 ——- Dry Goods- Notions- Whitney Point,N.Y. Cloverdale Farms Co., Inc. The Best in Dairy Foods for Over 55 Years Home of Town Talk Ice Cream Phone 2-5361 OnGRRTULflTIOnS LLflSS Of 955 RUST OHS of 1 l-J _l on _ 1 f Watches Repairs HILL ' S JEWELRY Whitney Point, N. Y. Jewelry Sales 84 COMPLIMENTS of Dr. C.R.LEAHY VETERINARIAN ;i it i RICE U fflSPlB j X 9 1C o ' o ' p yoursel One show Monday and Tuesday VICTORY CHAIN CO. Two shows Thurs. through Sun Headquarters Norwich, New York CORTLAND AUTO SUPPLY CO. INC. EPCO Food Service 14 Court Street Whitney Point New York 338 State Street Cortland, New York Binghamton , New York — . 4 0? v?, K ky V sv ' V 7 f Y v h (Jy j� W jt n. i3 ' jp°i , oPl-10 6 I ' p W o to. - 8 H - C -2 axx jO e a-ioo • noJvc v JJU a M usrfjSLJ j6 -X Muk £)- tf-t uO r o v OJ V i y y v ' p y j� y y V -+S 2f An V V N l- yyi . k sj- Y- ' vy;, A v b Nr ' ' V o j w y r y “T (dXjo 0-Q ,r V A V “ U v-cro o-w° ASu a 7 o y 5U 3 £)JU 3cx -a 3 3- J) A r