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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1956 volume:

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Title Page ................. 1 Foreword ........ ... 2 Administration .. ... 3 Seniors ........ ...ll Jr.-Sr. High .... ...l9 Kdg. to Grade 6 ... ...29 In Memoriam ..... ...30 Activities ..... ...45 Athletics ... ...57 Advertisers ................ 67 1956 New Addition 1 Senior Staff MAROON AND GOLD EDITORIAL STAFF-These 5 Senior girls have planned the yearbook, laid Out 2.11 the mats and carried out the theme for the entire setup. Shirley Japhet typed all the copy. Mrs. Tressa Corcoran is the yearbook adviser. Left to Right: Bonnie Walter, Co- Editor, Joyce Brigham, Assistant Editor, Shirley Jap- het, Copy Editor, Carole Farrell, Co-Editor, Audrey Hayes, Assistant Editor. Open Doors at WPCS Foreword Whitney Point Central School has its doors open a good share of the year to everyone in the Central District. Throughout the school year, some 1390 pupils enter the doors to all the different depart- ments of learning. It is the aim that everyone, upon his departure from the school, will have had the benefit of all its facilities to be used to the best advantage. There is always an open door in this school to anyone who wants to better himself in basic education, music, shop, athletics, homemaking, agriculture, commercial, and even Adult Education. The students are proud of the fine equipment in such a beautiful school. People of the community have seen the need for adequate equipment for increased enrollment over the last few years. Doors have been opened to two new wings to fit these needs. As the Class of 1956 graduates, those Seniors who have made up the plans and produced this yearbook, feel assured that future classes will find open doors hereafter for their educational needs. The staff now invites you through the school to observe what the students have done this year. Alan Schmedicke designed the cov- er of the 1956 Maroon and Gold. The open door of the WPCS auditor- ium is a fitting introduction to this year's theme - The Open Doors 2 at Whitney Point Central School. pen Door To Administration X ' i V: l .mi 3 -oi fix Sivmxv. '15 :wf.i,i -7 si, fi s BONN IE WALTER Co-Editor Principal SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL CARYL E. ADAMS A NEW WING IS ADDED Construction of the new S540,000 addition began April 15, 1955. The addition consists of fourteen classrooms, an Industrial Art Shop, an Agricultural Shop, a Cafeteria, a kitchen and a gym extension. This extension should be adequate to handle the school's pupil en- rollment for the next five to eight years. The new Cafeteria will seat five hundred students in small groups at the tables. The new kitchen, which adjoins the cafeteria, is furnished with 520,000 worth of stainless Continued Page 5 To The Seniors: Congratulations on your graduation. This is an achievement of great worth and one of which you can al- ways be proud. Graduation opens for you another door, a door through which you glimpse the op- portunities of the future with its challenges, opportunities and goals. Step through the door with a steadfast heart and a firm deter- mination that you will reach the goals ahead. Goals are standards by which one can measure his success and progress, they furnish the dynamic for the long hours of grueling effort which must be done. That is the history of human achievement. You step through a door and see a new goal. You then use this as a handhold to pull yourself to new and higher levels of accomplishment, accomplishments which you may have thought to be impossible. Accept the challenge and may your determination burn with a fierce and steady flame all challenges met, all goals at- tained. 5 Board Cf Education Seated: Carl Bird, Kenneth Stearns, Leslie Strong, Hiram Good- rich, District Superintendent. Standing? Francis Kennedy, Franklin Pendell, Charles Pratt. Not in Picture: Ernest Edmister, Treasurer. 4 New wing continued steel equipment. These new rooms and equipment will enable the cafe- teria workers to feed 1400 children in 25 hours and eliminate the usual rush and hurry apparent in the small cafeteria. Each classroom is equipped with a sink and drinking fountain. The wall colors in the classrooms are two or more pastel shades, plus eye saver chalk boards. The ceilings are sound proof plaster. The extension of the gymnasium, with an electric holding door which divides the gym into two separate parts, makes it possible to seat seven hundred spectators. This is an increase of two hundred and fif- ty from the original seating capac- ity. Continued Below Mr. Osmer Brooks is Vice Prin- cipal, and Administrative Assis- tant. This year, he teaches one class of Business Law. He is also Director of the new Adult Education class, started in September 1955. Miss Virginia Hill, Office Assistant, takes care of all general office work, such as the typing of bills and orders. She also takes charge of the cafeteria money and helps with the attendance record. Mrs. Evelyn Storrs, Secretary, handles most of the correspond- ence and school banking. She also acts as receptionist and telephone operator. The Industrial Art Shop will be equipped with new tools and ma- chines. A ramp into the shop from the parking lot will enable heavy machinery to be brought into the classroom. The Agricultural Shop, which adjoins the Industrial Art Shop with its machines and tools, will make the equipment more ac- cessible for the students to work on farm machinery. The old Cafeteria, on the top floor, will be changed into a Com- mercial Department, second to none in the State, with classrooms and adequate work shops for the year- book and Pointer Weekly. 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Mechanic, Victor David, Carl Oliver, Roy Ar- nold, Lester Ketchum, Richard Mesceda, Dymitr Czebiniak, Edward Henderson, Earl Leet, Or- land Yarnes, Paul Abbott. 10 Open Door For Seniors PAUL PAGE , Senior President Qfixgf .V 'S' f David Chase Adams Mech. Engineering Track 4 years Basketball 2 years Football 1 year Sr. Band 4 years Jr. Play Cast Sr. Play Cast Sr. Chorus 4 years Roberta E. Atkinson NBobbieH Business Course Jr. Chorus 2 years Sr. Chorus 4 years Pointer Weekly 2 yrs. Sr. Play Cast Kathryn May Bailey lIKaylV Nursing Hockey 3 years Volleyball 1 year Baseball 3 years Basketball 3 years Tumbling 4 years Cheerleader l year Charles Levi Baldwin uCharlien Engineering Basketball scorer 2 Football and Base- ball publicity Mgr. Sr. 5 Jr. Band 6 yrs Class Pres. l year Class Treas. 2 yrs. St. Coun. Rep. Treas Maroon k Gold 2 yrs. Pointer Weekly 2 yrs Boy's State Delegate National Honor Society Edwin Barrowcliff HEdH Techinical College V. Basketball 1 year J.V. Basketball l yr V. Baseball l year J.V. Baseball 2 yrs. V. Football 2 years J.V. Football 2 yrs. Jr. Play Cast Eunice Barrows HEunieH Business Course Hockey 4 years Basketball 2 years Sr. Chorus 4 years Pointer Weekly l yr. Jr. Play Cast Sr. Play Cast Nancy Joyce Beagle l1Nan H Music Hockey l year Archery l year Sr. Band 4 years Sr. Chorus 4 years Swing Band 4 years Pointer Weekly 1 yr. Jr. Play Cast Sr. Play Cast Cecelia Birmingham HCeilH College Entrance Hockey 4 years Softball 2 years Track l year Jr. Chorus l year Sr. Chorus 4 years Class Sect. 2 years Pointer Weekly 1 yr, Nat. Honor Society Carol Jane Braman College Entrance Jr. Chorus 3 years Sr. Chorus 3 years Glee Club 6 years Ethel Brewer HPinkieH College Entrance Sr. Chorus 4 years Joyce Ann Brigham College Entrance Intramural Sports 3 Hockey 2 years Jr. Chorus 1 year Sr. Chorus 3 years Jr. Band 2 years Sr. Band 3 years Maroon E Gold 2 yrs. Pointer Weekly 1 yr. Jr. Play Cast Sr. Play Cast William Brigham vVBj-11 H Industrial Arts Intramural Sports 3 V. Baseball Manager Cecile Joyce Brown HJOYY Business Course Jr. Chorus 1 year Sr. Chorus l year Winifred Jane Bryant VJaneH Clerical Work Seniors 3 ' 'f 55 93121265 -f - M5iYI9f5i?' ?!?12 TFV'i?'T Qigmziigsgzgfgkiai' -if35Q:g.ffg'5v15?az'S1iziz5iQZE3'LE V 1fs1W.!2f2mQffaJ421. :g55'g!35if1E5ffEL7xlf13 35235LZ't555ffi5!5fEE?fiff!5i?5 '5' ffi:s211Y:0i2f'r . . 'iz.mesig4fewv2w1fss'2i5?5 'E.Q2V:52ff.'1i ,, .3 . H:'Zf,1ffsgf:qz33f-is:game-51 mar-sfuwmxnwm mwmwmd --. ai.: .M , . H 515, 1-1 e..f--Mf:11.wfmay .X 421f L:.,,,1'g.. 323112, wfnflffvfugswscfiuilsfggg - ,iv , mf ,Y -as for-i:efff':e.: oa'.WwHwmnWWz Yamada ' wzw x-,H 'r. -,220 nwyvyinqwmmmkfyws 2 if .1 ,.., fffilrilr I J gjffgl' g :31ffj,g Y 155 6 M3WM5JW3Mw3?EjwV?H?M rmwmwawnwmwAwww .mhgmwpwawwrmihagaaf f'W'fJ,,Iilrf fl ' f K 5 . 'E 1- F !!'1 iS5':2g,n5Q,,j-,g fwwmmvgsQ+MWr higkaas 5aNiswss3.M' Jfigwwu ,ww.nww . . , J ,W, 1. 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Gruesbeck HBunnieH Business Sr. Chorus 4 years Sr. Band 4 years Swing Band l year Sr. Play Usher Audrey Laura Hayes lYAudH College Entrance Softball 1 year Hockey l year Basketball l year Jr. Chorus l year Sr. Band 2 years Jr. Band 2 years Sr. Chorus 4 years Maroon 5 Gold 2 yrs Pointer Weekly l yr Jr. Play Cast Sr. Play Cast Jean Carroll Hoag HJeannieV Secretarial Course Volleyball 2 years Hockey l year Basketball 2 years Softball 2 years Jr. Play Prompter Sr. Play Cast Ch 1 A ..,, ...Ly g,,w,-.' .p Shirley Marie Japhet ar e . ff ,,,a -f g'WafMgaY2vp a--' - fchmo1i..GaYl0rd caaa 5h11'1 Ge 1 uc Vs Secretarlal Course nera .4gNQW55Qg?,4f? Jr. Chorus 4 years fi iff y' Sr Chorus 2 Years 1fffa.wmwWwWe H.. I fwgqg 5251 Pointer Weekly 2 yrs twrfgwgmdqgwr 5' gygawwQQ53,wL . Maroon G Gold l year 4 frybwhf? i' P . ze..u,,. 1 . ,,fia,....n.. all ffl? .1 , ,. 5w.v,f-iw! 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Business Course Sr. Chorus 3 years Sr. Play Cast Emilie Marie Lindow l!EmV! Business Course Pointer Weekly 2 yrs Sr. Play Cast Nelda Mae Lynch I!Red!l Secretarial Course Sr. Chorus 4 years Maroon E Gold 1 year Pointer Weeklv 2 yrs Jr. Play Make-up Sr. Play Make-up 'tgry' John C. Mason , 2,1-112. ,.. Johnny Q P Shop 'V W' ', K Stage Crew, Jr. Play 'L 1' Stage Crew, Sr . Play ,y,mH 5 i95YT5Q34n.2A mfr. ' ' . afwn? 3, Ax' i :Raw 'hwrwwm Seniors - . . .W .-new wmniwa .agxgee ' - 'W f' i'1izfi5Ik!Q1'a12t5l W iffiifff . r,.gi if 'iii iizzii Ez' W., 'ggi ggi: jf Q V. H' ff,i3WWW'.H f . .df fi. .kai iianmfy , -' is ' - lf- ,isp H - :2f1,g.gwf - 25.1 . ey ' xv.. uv 4 3 17 4 . v - . JSMWQW Qwww , Mk wa h Ws 3fm :.!: 'S -W' fam .zi4f::,., ,ystyf M siiigfw' w R 5:53 1 a lrll 15 ul 'o sf A 9 Agnes Nadine Merritt HDeanieH College Entrance Intra. Sports 4 yrs. Jr. Chorus 4 years Sr. Chorus 2 years Jr. Play Cast Sr. Play Cast Douglas Miller HDoug11 Mechanical Engineer Intra. Football 4 Intra. Basketball 4 V. Baseball l year Paul Robert Page College Entrance Football 2 years Basketball 2 years Baseball 3 years Sophomore President Junior President Senior President Sr. Play Cast St. Council Pres. Orrin Glezen Pendell Moz!! Agricultural Jr. Play Stage Crew Sr. Play Stage Crew RA RF 12' :ff px ICE! Xia Seniors Mary K. Prentice VMary Kavu College Entrance Hockey 2 years Basketball 2 years Volleyball 2 years Softball 2 years Cheerleanding 2 years Sr. Chorus 4 years Jr. Chorus 2 years Senior Secretary St. Coun. V. Pres. Nat. Honor Society Sr. Play Cast Jr. Play Cast Suzanne Marie Quinn HSueH Nursing Jr. Chorus 2 years Sr. Chorus 4 years Twirling 6 years Alan C. Schmedicke HAlH V. Baseball 2 years J.V. Baseball 2 yrs. 8th Grade V. Pres. 9th Grade V. Pres. 10th Grade V. Pres. 12th Grade V. Pres. Jr. Play Cast aft Harold K. Sickles Carpenter Stage Crew 2 years 1 ,, x ',1.gp,x'f.: 1:1952 . . asjgggwhwmgmg 4 Advertising 2 years wwhwWMmmrwn1-e n,WafmMkwwyHfMv . 4' mfr -2 ,.-, 'rift fc snw.wiWwMwmrwi . ' - . ' igzgwlifzizff'fffgv K '- iv' A Q., .f 'Qu ' ,,,..fg'2 Eii5 5ff i IV! :ru mah 5:5 flfs Wq,WwWQiWMN'-3fSl? kv-awww in maimed gefiwe f fn-21 I- '. ' !1.,'::f,.f, ff., img Ugg. av g, ,if 16 Joseph Edward Piech HJoeH Shop Intra. sports 2 yrs. Sr. Play Stage Crew Jr. Play Stage Crew Sr. Play Advertising Jr. Play Advertising Joyce Evelyn Smith IIJOYII Art School Chorus 2 years Jr. Play Cast Sr. Play Cast Ralph Charles Smith ll IV Butch Farming Stage Crew 2 years Rex Stahl HReXYY Heating Business V. Baseball 2 yrs. Intm. 3 years Secretary l year Student Council 2 Stage Crew l year Floretta June Thomas HFloH Nursing Maroon 6 Gold 1 year Jr. Play Cast Sr. Play Usher Shirley Anne Whipple HShirlH Teaching Softball 1 year 7th and 8th chorus Sergei L. Ticknor Hsergli College Entrance Jr. Band 1 year Sr. Band 3 years Swing Band 2 years Stage Crew 2 years Sr. Play Cast Lawrence R. Twining l!Larry-H General Intra. sports l year Sr. Band 2 years Sr. Chorus 1 year Sr. Play Cast Yvonne Rae Walter HBonnieH Commercial Archery 4 years Sr. Chorus 2 yrs. Glee Club 3 years Student Council 1 School Paper 2 yrs. Maroon 8 Gold l yr. ESSPA Delegate Play Committees Patricia Ann Weaver WWeaveH Commercial Archery 4 years Basketball 1 year Jr. Chorus 4 years Sr. Chorus 2 years School Paper 2 years Jr. and Sr. Play Seniors Shirley Ann Wilber Business Hockey 4 years Basketball 1 yr. Yearbook l year Jr. Play Usher Sr. Play Committees LeRoy James Youngs HROYIY College Entrance Photography 3 years Intramurals V. Football Mgr. Jr. Play Committees Sr. Play Stage Crew Donna J. McWilliams HSlave Drivern Business Hockey 2 years Basketball 2 years Softball 2 years Volleyball 2 years Glee Club 2 years Chorus 2 years Journalism 2 years Jr. A Sr. Plays Gerald Alfred Scholes u Jerry vl Business Course Football 4 years Basketball 4 years Baseball 2 years Senior Class Officers Seated: Paul Page, Presidentg Mary Kay Prentice , Secretary . Standing: Charles Baldwin, Treasurerg Alan Schmedicke. Vice President. a Q R ' E gigs? E Y King Lew Tingley is crowned by 5 ,VyV,,V r ,BEAM ' t , f 1' Q, -,.y H Y VVV W.. Past-King Dick Prentice. Queen r W . S Cathy Zinuner is crowned by past- 3 N5 ' 12 ig M' Queen Elizabeth Holden. t Q 75 5 r y - n cnssctb ,nnr 1 1:51 Ag 41, - iiyi S ft S arec t f ,r J y e..' E y iffy ixir' n fx UQ Ywiiidf-Q ies i riisr l be iran it v c 5 A S isi' S ? f '- QW f N2 ' ,Q ' i ' 4 A --4 F 5 l r n 1 - an , 4 ' ' ' I ' if V J W ' .4 ' N w i -ff? : I i 5 3- Q i at A fi' fkyf nfii' uWEf'TyFl3 Sim 572 Ci' '2Q H51 E M Q 5 5.24.2-, 4 V J r J' wax Sa, x , . n b y z ff- Qlfiaifqiu m5ym,,gRqgt'1gg,gpf3 Uibwwt Banda na ' eyt. ,, I dfagig L' GMM ii f'3ffi9wf L1 C 1 f Ll- - - if . -, -. ,, A - ,QQ1,-'f'2',- V ,, 1-tv f,,a,.,4-15' V I V PM x I . , -A L Davy Jones' locker. Who will occupy the throne? 18 1955 Prom refreshment stand. Open Door To junior-Senior High JOYCE BRIGHAM Ass istant -Editor MRS. TRACY-JUNIORS Row 1: Priscilla Prentice, Martha Theleman, Alice Poyer, Sandra Watts, Marjune Neadeau, Mrs. Tracy, Audrey Smith, Pat Watson, Edna Whitmarsh, Joan Twining. Row 2: Larry Smith, George Wilcox, Robert Walter, Gary Swan. Jim Page, Neil Van Buskirk, George White, John Thomson, Robert Prentice, Alan Spencer, Carl Tingley, John Tarpinian. Not in Picture: Joann Spangenburg. uniors Junior Officers Left to right: Sandra Carley, Secretary, Carl Tingley, Vice President, Bonnie Croft, President, Barbara Kapral, Treasurer. MISS PANGBURN-JUNIORS Row 1: Lucia Brewer, JoAnn Darrow, Sandra Carley, Miss Pangburn, Pat Ballard, Ruth Keane, Georgianna Bailey. Row 2: Robert Gruesbeck, Laurence Brightsen, John Birmingham, George Barrowcliff, Larry Bailey, Ed Bryant, Robert Dennison, Jack Bailey, Dennis Bush. JUNIOR CLASS During the year of 1955-56 the Jr. Class has sponsored three dances, namely, The Ghost Jubilee, Mistle- toe Mist, and Cupid's Hop. They held a stationery sale in November which was not necessary for a money raising project, since this is the first class not to go on a Senior Trip. The Juniors are working to- gether on all activities concerning the class mostly for social contact and enjoyment. The Junior play, Books and Crooks, was presented March 21-23. The highlight of the whole year's work was the Junior Prom on June 1. This was the first prom to be held 20in the new enlarged gym. MR. EDSON EDMUNDS-JUNIORS Row l: Joan Hohn, Julie Huntley, June Glezen, Richard Jenks, Keith Eggleston, Lawrence Doolittle, Lawrence Hoyte, Barbara Kapral, Bonnie Croft. Row 2: Shirley Ellis, Patricia Cotcamp, Marjorie Hoyt, Ethel Kimble, Wanita Hammond, Mr. Edmunds, Ellen Jennison, Sharon Johnson, Wilhelmina Haruk, Janice Eaton. Row 3: James Maus, Richard Johnson, Elwyn Eaton, Richard Courtney, Edward Driscoll, Bill Freije, Norman Foley, Lewis Kolakowski, James Hohn, David Chichester. Sophomore MR. WILCOX-TENTH Row 1: Katherine Stockwell, Joyce Wilber, Sharon Stearns, Margaret Wright, Linda Wanser, Marie Stretch, Kathryn Whipple, Lula Twining, Janice Zelsnack. Row 2: Richard Smith, George Sickles, Albert Teal, James Wilson, Mr. Wilcox, Robert Wil- son, Walter Forkey, Howard Talman, Neal Roe. SOPHOMORE CLASS Tony Farr, although he is athlet- icly minded, has piloted the Soph- omores through a gay and carefree year with no money making respon- sibilities. They had a party in the school, and a picnic at the end of the year at State Park. 21 Tony Farr, Pres. MR. REICHERT-TENTH Row 1: Pauline Carman, Ramona Johnson, Gloria Hohn, Evelyn Eldred, Patricia Hodges, Grace Angel, Pearl Brown, Edna Beilby, Blanche Fox, Wanda Adams. Row 2: Franklin Bryant, Phyllis Bollinger, Mabel Brewer, Joan Ballard, Patricia Driscoll, Diane Brown, Mr. Reichert, Gloria Burchell, Lois Jones, Albert Beilby, John Clinton. Row 3: Herbert Hibbard, Gordon Boyce, Gerald Hodges, Richard James, Richard Farr, James Brown, James Gehm, Harrison Hawley, Donald Driscoll, Trevette Hornberger, Duane Braman, Paul Goodrich. Not in Picture: Joyce Herzberg. Sophomore MR. MOORE-TENTH Row 1: Carol Shearer, Carol Neadeau, Judith Randall, Rosemary Richards, Caroline Moore, Marge LaMar, Olive Shoemaker, Jean Marshall, Peggy Sheridan, Margaret Murphy, Betsy Ross. Row 2: Herman Kuhr, Leonard Kolakowshi, Stephen Morgart, David Richards, Louis Jones, Mr. Moore, James Rockwell, David McFall, Calvin Reynolds, Murray Pratt, Edward Quinn. Not in Picture: Helen Mallery, Juanita Merritt. ptr? U? 'H ' ' Hs. iedfgig Wh Wfwwg, , ,,, V .iifptg 7 , V :- iz A P, ,f'f'- i1f1! :fi:'f'1.::2E, --w i? 1 45 , r , Q, WEL! ....,,,,,i4,i.,,5I!,,.,, ' 1 'Q ii-.,I . - .,.., Lf 2 'Jiri' - diffs' , :.i ' .far-ff -J. -, 4 M -f,, -,f-V ,, 1 , , Q, K- .,.,,r M N, ,gf 4 f I . ,'25z:f3iEff?':'f'5j i , Y 1 ff? M? 31fl5if3fi giliiF, ' 9gEg!??.i,!x, f Steve Morgart ' Carol Neadeau V. p, S0PH0MORg20FFICERS Sec- Treasl MR. BARRETT-NINTH Row 1: Virginia Ostrander, Jean Love, Robert Merritt, Harold Jones, Duane Knapp, George Lyon, Lonnie Howland, James Loveless, Donald Lindow, Mary Lewis, Patricia Nolette. Row 2: Frank Mitchell, Elizabeth Hagerman, Susan Hilsinger, Margaret Leet, Sharon Lamb, Mr. Barrett, Esther Merritt, Helen Heath, Josephine Hawkins, Patricia Murphy, Clayton Hawkes. Row 3: Lynn Wilcox, George Lynch, James Lott, Gary McKewin, George Leach, Ivan Sears, Christopher Keibel Buddy Moscrip, Raymond Leet, Robert Ingraham. Not in picture: Kay Kennedy, William Kimble. FRESHMEN CLASS After two years of Junior High, the Freshmen are ready to branch out I I into subjects of their own choice. Some have chosen science, some have turned to the commercial field, while some have turned to agri- culture or college entrance. N3-UCS' ViViI'Ski President MR. DENONCOURT-NINTH Row 1: Lois Spencer, Shirley Willis, Sharon Prentice, Esther Paynter, Charlene Pratt, Betty Willis, Nancy ViVirski, Mary Lou Smith, Judy Shearer, Charlotte Rockwood, Barbara Preston, Theresa Russell. Row 2: Joe Ralston, Janice Spangenburg, Louise Verry, JoAnn Pier, Sharon Ray, Esther Teal, Mr. Denoncourt, Suzanne Prentice, Carolyn Travis, Marcia Wegrzynski, Beverly Zim- mer, Pat Strickland. Row 3: Bernard Poyer, Claude Walter, Harry Underwood, Fred Underwood, Jeremy McDaniel, Gene Ross, Dan Ticknor, Don Swartz, Dave Love, Duane Smith, Dean Thomas, Jim Thomas. Not in Picture! Jack Slyker, Betty Jane Russell. 23 MR. ZIMMERMAN-NINTH Row lr Suzanne Harris, Diane Carley, Robert Forkey, Homer Glezen, Leo Birmingham, Dale Forkey, Stephen Hanzlik, Ruth Mary Davis, Sharon DePue. Row 2: Mary Eaton, Sandra Ballard, Roberta Foley, Ella Mae Gaylord, Mr. Zimmerman, Connie Howland, Linda Gelatt, Betty Roach, Bernice Griffin. Row 3: Robert Brainard, Art Brown, Don Bailey, Ronald Abbey, John Gurney, Murray Hall, William Hall, Everette McIntosh, Dale Gage, Richard Glezen, Raymond Maselli. Not in Picture: Martin Atkinson, Barbara Barton, Richard Chapman, Janet Crowningshield, Willard Gilmore. Freshmen MRS. CORCORAN-NINTH Row li Blaine Maus, Arlene Bush, Lois Ann Albro, Jacqueline Novitske, Mrs. Corcoran, Elaine Watson, Elaine Webster, Deloris Wasko, David Billings. ROW 22 Kenneth Chichester, Glenn Whitmarsh, Paul Whipple, Dick Eaton, Edward Leahy, Gor- don Cook, James Zopp, Glenn Crowningshield, Fred Flahavan, Larry Piech. Not in Picture: Gerald Youngs, Robert Jennings. .,,-,,,, ,,,, ,w, ,,,,,r,K ,QQ ,M 455-,Eff,2rif3f'.,f3 fq-2, i?'E's:??-Zi Z.--Qxggg' Ni 4'f5:'?'ff zi4fP .f55'iE'i ' A -. f' , -wffww sUw?3:W9 3 L ' ' L : 1. f' . Y ,' ff12ig f?11i3l - K -,, itf.,'1l.-L-.H e M, ,.,tngwnavm,nf'y 4 l2.:fs.zwf fates- Mary Lou Smith, FRESHMEN OFFICERS Suzanne Prentice V. P. 24 Sec., Treas. year of Homemaking with Miss Pang- MISS GLEBER-EIGHTH Row 1: Richard Knapp, Barton Harris, Jerry Kenyon, James Keesler, Douglas Jones, Gary Leonard, Ralph Kiernan, Thomas James, Walter Herzberg. Row 2: Nancy Lynch, Irene Lowe, Barbara Hawkins, Miss Gleber, Lamoine Huntley, Joyce Hohn, Barbara Laughlin. Row 3: Donna Hurlbut, Judy Hartzell, Sandra Kim, Thelma Lincoln, Sandra Heath, Sandra Hill, Linda Harris, Kathleen Hickey. Not in Picture: Thelma Bacon, Norman Hoag, Donald King, Eugene Johnson. arcu P M , ill aiiiidlid Qy if laat E hth Q P d ,.,. v a-u l'1 T - g C iff, EIGHTH OFFICERS Chuck Green Tom Farr, Pres. Sect. Treas, f -'-' ikisyg 'V , ski HWJK' vi aaa swgiggi, , rct, QQ- , ggfgfiisxz. Q v W glial, ,,,,, , wsu ,ff Qi? f 'i ?h?,W MRS. BARROWS-EIGHTH Row 1: Sharon Tarpinian, Darleen Thornton, David Vrablic, Harry Turkington, Walter Trei- 3ei,hT??y Oliver, Charles Shear, Ronald Shearer, Daniel Mullins, Marie VanDusen, Marilyn 1 c e . Row 2: Carol Oliver, Linda Sherman, Mary Peet, Joanne Miller, Mrs. Barrows, Dorothy Th0maS, Linda Martin, Cathy Bowers, Mary Rockwood. Row 3: Mickey Pixley, John Shove. Kenneth Stickle, Richard T9a1,peter Quarella, Carlisle Munro, Hugh McCulloch, Richard Reynolds, Kenneth Peterson, Robert Richards, Gordon Ruston, Charles Slack. Not in Picture: Richard Erckman, Susan Parton. EIGHTH GRADE During the first term, some of the Eighth grade boys have had the chance to study metal shop with Mr. Firman. The second term, the boys alternate and some go to Mr. Sullivan for wood shop. The Eighth grade girls have a whole burn. The highlight of the girls homemaking class was an experiment with HSpeedyH and Ulrvingu, two white mice, one being fed bread and potatoes, the other a full balanced diet. Their two social events of the year consisted of a party at school and a picnic at Chenango Valley State Park. MR. BIRMINGHAM-EIGHTH Row lr Pat Farrell, Alan Brightsen, Paul Cornell, Richard Clinton, Donald Brainard, Rich- ard Brown, Charles Franklin, Keith Goodenough, James Eggleston, David Eaton, Carl Collver, Theodore Gehm. Row 2: Marquetta Brown, Bonnie Burrows, Susan Everhart, Linnae Albern, Rita Chichester, Carol Burchell, Leo Birmingham, Catherine Croiser, Carol Eaton, Virginia Clinton, Diane Flahavan. Marilyn Glezen, Diane Fuller. Row 3: Paul Dunham, Charles Green, Gerald Ballard, Larry Frost, Mulford Fenton, Carl Boe- hme, Douglas Fairchild, Barry Gaugler, Alan Haight, Gordon Hammond, Charles Gilmore, Thom- as Farr. Not in Picture: John Glezen, Marshall Gage. 2 W bi F Q, '5-iff i :ivv'pN'-fvW Se V Clflllh Gf3dC Jim Zopp ,is V, P, '2'44i1f: f Exif: 'Q' 71 A MR. PAUL O'DONNELL-SEVENTH Row 1: Charles Barnum, Danny Driscoll, Laura Catlin, Joan Carver, Brenda Cotcamp, Sharon Boyce, William Coleman, Dolores Gates, Gladys ,Gonciasz, Eileen Farrell, Dorothy Fenton, Donny Brooks, Robert Falciola. Row 2: Edward Davis, Gerald Bullock, Norma Birmingham, Darleen Crowingshield, Ruth Angel, Mr. 0'Donnell, Theta Brown, Helen Clark, Virginia Crane, Roger Dunham, Donald Greenmun. Row 3: Ed Bowen, Don Couch, James Chambers, Gary Bonney, Gayle Cook, Ralph Beavers, James Peterson, William Gerst, James Bollinger, Ronald Warner, Robert Clute, Marlin Bailey. Not in Picture: Virginia Adams. SEVENTH OFFICERS 26 Gerald Love, Pres MR. JOHN REAGAN-SEVENTH Row 1: Loyce Isler, Howard Poyer, George Walter, Kenneth Walling, Harold Strickland, Paul Swarts, Harris Utter, James Brown, David Smith, Carl Stecker, Gary Yarnes, Shirley Ross. Row 2: Kathleen Quinn, Grace Wilcox, Ella Ross, Ruth Stockwell, Lynda Smith, Mr. Reagan, Lorraine Zimmer, Marlene Watts, Nadene Van Buskirk, Phyllis Utter, Carol Wychick. Row 3: Ronnie Rockwell, Luis Wilcox, Robert Pendell, Arthur Shear, Elroy Pratt, Lloyd Brounstein, Dale Swan, Kenneth Howe, Eric Springston, Wayne Smith, Richard Slyker, Gary Thomson. SEVENTH GRADE Having just moved up into entirely different surroundings, the Sev- enth grade has had few class ac- tivities. This is their first ex- perience with lockers and now they have a chance to go to out of town games. They have a party during the year in the gym and the whole Gayle Cook, Vice year is climaxed by going on a class picnic at Chenango Valley State Park during Regents week. Sect. Treas. President MR. RICOTTA-SEVENTH V Row 1: Eugene Hall, Albert Heath, Sergei Naramore, Creighdon Mills, Diane Neadeau, Bev- erly Hartzell, Joyce LaMar, Elaine Harper, Charlene Henningsen, Kenneth Baldwin, Arthur Hoke, William Neadeau. Row 2: Wanda Lowe, Cynthia Haruk, Phyllis Kapral, Janice Mead, Glenda Moyer, Mr. Ricotta, Sandra Hill, Beverly Hill, Katherine Haist, Joyce Merritt, Edith Morgan. Row 31 Gerald Love, Carl Decker, Eugene Smith, Harold Jenks, Lawrence Orton, Wendell Henderson, Edward Lamb, Nelson Holland, Albert Leet, Delmar Barton, Phillip Morehouse, Dale Jenks, Donald Ingraham. Not in Picture: Sandra Peake, Larry Kilbury. 27 UMEN ARE LIKE STREETCARSH The Seniors' Junior Class Play. ,of f s ,KL , gc a2i,:,w . gwigiw' , . , -2 wig FWQ3Vbf :wma f : m,a q or LL-1 a 5 ' - A ' N ' ., f3?xw +V mann, Vwfi if' ?3gW5m,W MVEw7 1 fT?'X 4 1- W - '-,lv-QS: 5 ,, .1 M ' g l- f Q if Z? H' - Q WHQ f we A ' f2m 'WH 'd if i e s'ss 1 - -QL -V K --,ss 2 Dogs will bark--- Andy accomplishes a suppressed desire. The make-up crew at work. Our daughters wouldn't do such a thing. 2. 1Ai,V A, E7 1 Just set it down there Do come again. 28 A last pat before the curtain goes up. Open Door T AUDREY HA Assistan In Memonam Margaret Knowlden C1947 19551 Margaret was born 1n Lisle, July 5 1947, and spent most of her 11fe there She was dent who loved part 1n plays class At home a member of the Nature Club at the L1sle Llbrary and of the Associated Church Sunday School Tap dancing dellghted her very much and she thoroughly engoyed Mrs Z1eter's dancing class She took part the dance recltal given last June by all of Mrs Z1eter's dancing students Peggy lost her 11fe as a result of an automobile accident on an excellent stu to draw and take presented by her in Lisle she was S1Xth Grade July 28 1955 MRS ROYS SIXTH Row 1 Robert Altavllla Gerald Cros1er, Gary Shearer, Glen Tommy Judson Carole Fre1Je, Barbara Ballard D1anne W1ll1s, more, Emma Lou Llvermore Row 2 Douglas Maureen Row 3 Douglas Fenton Not 1n P1cture John Bacon, W1ll1am W11SOH M11dred Brewer, Charlene Harrls, Bonn1e Wuest, Kay MTS ROYS, Mary Jane Brown, Arlene Hoyte, Charlene Hlckey, MarJory JEHDISOH James Bryant, Robert Baker Samuel Pratt Dan1el Underwood Mark McCulloch, Albert Hand, Teddy M1chael Hanzllk Grade ture p1l's young tures 30 Schmed1cke, Donald Preston, Roberta Warner, Joyce Nara Tappan, Janet Ch1lson, Kay Teal Mary Ann Dlefendorf Peck Farr, Edward Ostrander, Donald , Dale Hoag, Douglas Tlcknor, GRADE ART WORK rooms have submltted a plc chosen to represent one pu art work 1n each room These art1sts also put the1r signa to 1dent1fy their work I 1 . - 7 . . . 1n . , . 0 . - ' 1 J , - . 5 - ' - . . 7 2 . . , , . 7 7 u ' . MR. BONES-SIXTH Row 1: Donna Pendell, Eleanor Japhet, Carol Turner, Ruth Zimmer, Edwin Hoyt, Harry Wills, Stuart Whittaker, Alonzo Stickles. Row 2: Lois Preston, Marjorie Swarts, Ruth Couch, Sharon Ballard, Donna Robinson, Mr. Bones, Judith Thomas, Sandra Chesna, Carol Hoag, Mary Fox. Row 3: Newton Cooper, Robert Laughlin, Leon Merritt, Gary Roberts, Edward Thomas, Donald Smith, Richard Bailey, Robert Warner. o 42 . JM Qi? ' li 5 SN M rhf 'x X L MISS CLARK-SIXTH Row 1 Joyce Ross, Row 2 Miss Page, Row 3 Craig Anne Louise Hodges, Sherrill Hodges, Barbara Wight, Beverly Treiber, Marion Mills, Beavers, Sandra Crowningshield, Shirley Merritt, Judy Slack, Sharon Bonney, Glenda Carole Howland, Patricia Morehouse. Dick Brainard, Thomas Reynolds, Thomas Jones, Patricia Pierce, Mary Fitser, Clark, Shirley Zimmer, Marilyn Gruesbeck, Susan Morgart, Stanley Caroline, Walter John Herzberg. David Watson, James Morgart, Raymond Stoughton, Charles Hilsinger, James Crandall, Ellison, Michael Glynn, Lewis Powers, Eldon Abbott, Robert Beavers, David Thomas, Gary Billings, James Merritt. Not in Picture: Carole Hibbard, Leona Twining, Elizabeth Kilbury. 31 MRS. ROZELLE-FIFTH Row 1: Doris Baldwin, Doris Leet, Margaret Pratt, Bessie Hoyte, Linda Hoag, Linda Ross, Theresa Hanzlik, Joan Kuhr. Row 2: Richard Mitchell, Glynn Cook, Judith DePue, Cynthia Riley, Sharon Potter, Carolyn Leonard, Billie Lee Knapp, Barbara Crowningshield, Chris Metz, William Hohn. ROW 3: Roger Maus, Charles Clute, James Dauley, Frederic Webster, Dale Hollenbeck, Mrs. Rozelle, Charles Wilcox, David Yarnes, LaRue Lincoln, Robert Neubauer. Not in Picture: Diana Brainard. 1, , lynummuggzgh 'Q F1fth Grade 79 ea WEL Aw xi at HQ Y . MRS. GLEZEN-FIFTH Row 1: James Dean, Ronald Crosier, Nancy Hoag, Linda Ingraham, Barbara Mushock, Susan Smith, Marilyn Vrablic, Joan Sorochinsky, Joan Ticknor, Sherrill Potter, Dawn Smith, Richard Fuller, Gary Burghardt. Row 2: David Turkington, Patsy Hand, June Lott, Margaret Pierce, Linda Miller, Margaret Shoemaker, Mrs. Glezen, Donna Swarts, Patricia Verry, Patricia Wegrzynski, Patricia Shove, Carolyn Forshee, Carl Morehouse. Row 3: James McDonald, Ernest Spainhower, John Wychick, Edward Bailey, Delos Oliver, Charles Vanvalkenburg, Philip Baxter, Robert Gelatt, Norman Moyer, Richard Hand, Richard Tracey, John Rockwell, James Szczepanski. Not in Picture: Judy Ann Bacon, Meredith Kilbury, Donald Edwards. 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MISS HOWLAND-FOURTH Row 11 Elwin Fairbanks, Daniel Nick, Brian Petraske, Barry Bowen, Gary Gladys Montgomery, Regina Haist, Edward Gehm, Herbert Bailey, Dana Gollogly. Row 2: Marian Glezen, Arietta Smith, Jo Ann Cook, Patricia Lawrence, ham, Susan Gruesbeck, Miss Howland, Sharon Knapp, Caroline Roach, Gloria IGould, Karen Pierce, Carol Hanson. Row 3: Arthur Ostrander, William Crane, De Lisle Runyon, Edwin Brown, Robert Eaton, Lawrence Whitlock, Robert Bridges, James Abbott, Guy Crowningshield, Gary Eaton, Edward Beecher. Donna Hoag , Lee , Jennison , James Mary Ann Birming- Joel Schmedicke, 1 fx- LW f.MfWY4 We M MRS. PIECH-THIRD Row lr Gary Harper, Richard Lynch, Donald Ticknor, James Hoke, Stanley Collver, Helen Brewer, Patricia Harper, Maureen Catlin, Donna Thomas, Bonnie Aten, Linda Bush, Linda Vi- Virski, LeRoy Bowers. Row 2: Ellen Knapp, Patricia Elwood, La Verna Gilmore, Elizabeth Samson, Colleen Hickey, Mrs. Ticknor-substitute teacher, Marjorie Cole, Bernice Hawkins, Gary Bush, Leslie Perry, Roger Billings, Raymond Carl. Row 3: Douglas Baldwin, John David Greenmun, Larry Kotula, William Rupert, Thomas Law- rence, Gary Ballard, Richard Wilmont, Gerald Dedrick, James Miller, Thomas Cornell, Wil- liam Padbury. Les! gsjp Not in Picture: Mrs. Gladys Piech, teacher. . 4 ..n K md Grade W K V. as-'Ai , -1 'K:gwffvffl.-'gwggwwas . f1.e.fex:w.W1 ffl ' in 1. 1ff-'95 'i 1l,.,2ff1 av ' f f ni f . in n - ,arr X if lf E U k? lm sf-E 1Y i5'f1i1Ef . J -, M315-H 7i?'?QWAifi?Zi?ii'f5Zl?a55i?37,2'!5'1I9i7' f by i i fflia' 'fRrS3faf3 Q 5i,1- ,Q,Nwil'Zi3fif2l'1E??ifi W iiiffsif ialfnliil' 'fQ,.1i122l2Qfig1g'e f ,L,:gf'E5Y1'g-,lyfj 11ff '5!?'1fsI' ' W?if4i2 Wi3Y 'Hd-Q ,ifaii i V Y ,G is ,Q ,LN .1 , 1 ef - wgzzvs zz M, 2 iirQrw,,E 565' . 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Row 2: David Lee, Terry Ostrander, James Lilley, Gary Burchell, Kenneth Tillotson, Char- les Roach, Mrs. Scott, Bonnie Austin, Doris Hurlbut, Wilhelmina Lowe, Marie Driscoll, Nan- cy Walling, Billy Warwick. Row 3: Curtis Smith,Martin Hare, Glenn Tymeson, David Harris, Michael Simpson, Dennis gllirsggitfdmund Lethbridge, John Paddick, Clifford Carl, Harry Clinton, Richard Bryson, ei? SIL Bfalharcvl MRS. FORDHAM-THIRD i Row 1: George Fish, Mary Wolcott, William Lewis, Marilyn Treiber, Harold Gene Smith, Lor- etta Luvach, Anne Barnes, Daniel Mortenson, Joyce Warner, Richard Brant, Ellen McFarland. Row 2: Joyce Gevert, Marjorie Glezen, David Barrowcliff, Penny Page, Mrs. Fordham, Frank Samson. Angie Balcom. Elaine Walter Peter F'sh K th B ll d 1 a y a ar . Row 3: Larry Hayes, Rose Marie Wilcox, Charles Tappan, Linda Howland, Dennis Whittaker, Helen Czebiniak, Philip Fenton, Linda Orton, Rancy Livingston, Christine Joslin. Not in Picture: David Kilbury, Donald Bacon, Thomas Zopp. ,f'63?yfLN . ,.. 'I'plIl0A X S- . 5 15 3 E N jgefgf: MISS BUSH-THIRD Row 1: David Huntley, Frederick Poklemba, James Hulbert, Dennis Sherman, Sharon Quinn, Leatrice McDonald, Patricia Holt, Donna Baldwin, Gale Resseguie, Francita Nolette, Judy Pixley, Mary Montgomery. Row 2: Ronald Ballard, Donald Slack, Lynn Walter, William Kiernan, Robert Cooper, Miss Bush, Kathleen Goodenough, Sandra Small, Sandra Perce, Susan Ellerson, Margo Bonney, Susan Hurlbut. Row 3: Bryan Lucia, Frederick Canniff, Keith Brigham, Lawrence Foley, John Schermerhorn, Gerald Howland, Gary Potter, Gary Henningsen, Joseph Slivanic ffw Net in Picture: Robert Piech, Terry Lee. ' Q 'U n .' l'l A HIIEIIJ Ry, MRS. 0'DONNELL-SECOND Row 11 Dorothy Watts, Richard Richards, Lydia Sorochinsky, Daniel Paddick, Eldonna Brock, James Clark, Richard Falciola, Gary McFall, Beverly Lallar. Row 21 John Newby, James Edmister, Raymond Backus, Joseph Spoonhower, Lawrence Lyman, John Johnson, Barbara Howland, Mardy Lee, Austin Gilmore, Mrs. O'Donnell. Row 3: Miss Grace Gallow, Gertrude Peaks, Linda Hill, Donna Lynch, Margaret Beecher, Don- na Sampson, George Fitser, William Fuller, Paul Vrablic, David Mardirosian, Henry Dedrick. Second Grade Rldvaraf-Rnclwards Q Q MLC non ' S 6 1. 42111 2- 1 f,. , g'w. - K , -2 ' -' . - fv ' ,1zf1ffi5zaf1Qf'e . 51'wgfwi1v5'fgff'22alv'aifff .fsn,5w w'.1f- !2R1QiW:2lW'3' W1 f - J - -at ' 'i +'Q'ff5liFf1+-I ' ' A' is -3 -if.'i?Wv,1f!Q ' fi' an 1-4.--Q 55!E23fE: W 'M-akwfvi' - 4 I' .-Au .1--Q!-1. va e .aa.3sgm,f- , . - . '- .-LJ..-:.2 - Q ., Q. v aff- .n.:Q.4:!::...w ., .3331 .1 ...Jim , J' . . ' ' Saw? . . A fyfifvprww 'f P' ' A-Q hff-5 ,H H,-Q QA' - ,' , .j' gl 'f W' 1 ,N 'S' USER' ini ' . 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CLUTE-SECOND Row 1: Donna Ellison, Jeanette Burrows, Cathleen Gonciasz, nant, Thomas Love, Leonard Bailey, Dick Walling, Roderick Hoag, Veronica Dorian, Mildred Swingle, Lola Howland, Sandra Alicia Billings, Douglas Ten- Smith, Iva Jean Marsh, Joyce Boyce, Dorothy Hill. Row 2: William James, Peter Piech, Michael Silvanic, Richard Wilcox, -Gerald Whitehead, Donald Shafer, Raymond Ruch, Lester Wood, Mrs. Clute, Edward Letterman, Ralph Shoemaker, R' h d B wn Ronald Peterson William Brown Stephen Yoder James Ballard. 1C ar ro , , , , f'5DCgjC?- ll A-A B 3 m lA I o 2 I flffl kr lr H ff ffl, fr I C frrf ,f,-rf f ffl G f I O O I ff rrrftsf',l' llf! l I 37 ' if C f MRS. CLOUGH-SECOND Row 1: Richard Ticknor, Jay Smith, Tom Jennings, David Gates, Todd Rose, Jess Tong, Dor- othy Brant, Jack Robinson, Terry Farr, Erwin Beardsley, David Driscoll. Row 2: Sylvia Gardner, Ricky Barnum, Judy Hodges, LeRoy Bailey, Doris Brant, Judy Bailey, Karen Judson, Ginny Kiley, Donna Spoonhower, Judy Tymeson. Row 3: Bobby Hohn, David Black, Barry Glezen, Robert Shipman, Charles Harford, Douglas Chambers, Chris Morgart, David Prentice, James Dunham. ,I :nur lr- Q L4 B ob: lc Qff 5 1 51 is 3 Q MRS. HODGES-SECOND - Row 1: Shirley Stoughton, Larry Brainard, Sue Anne Hayko, Larry McDonald, Judy Ballard, Francie Leahy, Harold Brewer, Linda Greene, Reginald Crowningshield, Thomas Sweet, Ronald Brown, James Ellerson. Row 2: Linda Chilson, Danny Ticknor, Sandra Cotcamp, Billy Angell, Mrs. Hodges, Joyce Birmingham, James Samson, Ivalene Warner, Erford Ellis, Billy Clark. Row 3: Dennis Knowlden, Bobby Blaisure, Billy Gruesbeck, Gary Sturdevant, James Lamb, Donald Foley, Richard Pixley, Christopher Smith. ll: A X 38 l tn my SQWI-S'-'Nl , -L, x,- s e sa MRS. HARRIS-SECOND Row lr Donald Marks, James Czebiniak, Carl Pratt, Irene Montgomery, Gary Gofgosky, Rodney Love, Robert Lilley, Gary Bish, David Samson, Earl Webster. Row 2: Donna Ellis, Kathleen Petraske, Marsha Mitchell, Marianna Mitchell, Eileen Neiss, Mrs. Harris, Doreen Merk, Linda Yarnes, Carol Bullock, Karen Kim, Barbara Kimble. Row 3: Frank Hoag, John Livingston, Stanley Swarts, Wayne Schaff, Thomas Collins, Wendell Lowe, Donald Driscoll, Joseph Eggleston, Joseph David, Harold Marshall, Richard Beavers. Not in Picture: Cynthia Poyer. X wr.: FIISK Grade ,D 9, 1 .5, -1 , Offenawn-N1 gd MISS TAYLOR-FIRST Row l: Charles Greenmun, Marie Holland, Carol Clute, Gerry Marsh, Bruce Canova, Gary Shipman, Seth Irish, Laurence Teal, Shelia Bonney, Edward Lewis, Susan Glezen, Judy Pierce, Bonita Chichester, Jack Mortenson. Row 2: Darryl Dunham, Charles Dence, Frances Morehouse, Annette Whittaker, Elizebeth Pet- raske, Susan Ostrander, Miss Taylor, Helen Green, Sabra Pruehs, Linda Barnum, Terry Lynch, Russell Meaker, Bill Woodward, Pamela Page, Robert Chambers. Not in Picture! Camilla Bacon, Dianne Marie Knapp, Jay Holt. saga El1'L6.bW Msfeffvnffie- MISS LAVERY-FIRST Row l: Charlene Fisher, Dan Cornell, Richard Crowningshield, Thomas Brown, Elizabeth McDonald, Pamela Marshall, Jacqueline Bish, David Edwards, Rose Adams, John Bender, Janice Parton, Juanita Eggleston, Bonnie Hare, Janet Williams. Row 2: Ronald Dean, Martin Poklemba, Ronald Turner, Paul Wilcox, David Rozelle, Charles Kellerman, Judith Hurlburt, Miss Lavery, Sylvia Lamb, Linda Hubbard, Linda Foley, Cath- erine Ross, Marcus Peake, Herman Ahsmann, Robert Clark. Not in Picture: Richard Barden. H 4-1.5-6 X PS' f.Cr1'hevinQF'x0S5 5-5 i MRS. KNAPP-FIRST Row 1: Donald Eaton, Richard Samson, Vivian Pogorzelski, Linda Potter, Elaine Hill, George Walter, Donna Maus, James Miller, Kenneth Howland, Linda Glezen, Maureen Mullins, Mary Healey, Philip Bush. Row 2: Cindy Gehm, Charles Blaisure, Linda Beardsley, Charles Simpson, Sharon Smith, Ralph Caniff, Mary Ann Kloda, James Kiley, Peggy Sullivan, Dale Glezen. Row 3: Gary VanDuzen, Ronald Zudoffsky, Dorothy Cooper, Wallace Smith, Donna Fuller, Carol Watts, Mary Aleba, James Mathews. Not in Picture: Faye Bacon. A,4,-1 5 if I I ?:f D 'P+1 L ll:,, 'nsi MRS. ABBOTT-FIRST Row l: Patricia Watts, Dennis Mardirosian, Catherine David, John Maus, Linda Thompson, Paula Kay Fenton, James Zimmer, Peggy Ann Ellerson, Carol Poyer, Meg Munro, Suzanne Fiz- ette, James Sinclair, Suzanne Hayes, Gordon Ticknor, Norman Strickland. Row 2: John Thomas, Donna Marie Reynolds, Leo Patenaude, Martha Hill, Carol Lucia, Thomas Nichols, Mrs. Abbott, Donald Worden, Shirley Gruesbeck, William Meisner, Kim Metz, Gregory Stanley, John Tennant, Richard Hoke, Gary Coles. W C J Shilflcy GYUG-,S ev MRS. CLINTON-FIRST Row 1: Carlinda Short, Harlan Sanford, Sharon Ashley, Daniel Cave, Gary Clark, Robert Preston, Edith Wooster, Karen Knapp, Richard Baldwin, Michael Haruk, Peggy Hust, Anita Small, Bert McCulloch. Row 2: Kathryn Merritt, Jaquelyn Lilley, Carolyn Sanford, Charles Verry, Lisle Kimble, Darlene Henderson, Mrs. Clinton, Karen Klopfer, Steven Ostrander, Richard Lawrence, Robert Smith. Charles DePue, Linda Forshee, David Lee. Not in Picture: Charles Cameron, Bonnie Ames, Gordon Gollogly. 0 s fxx GC CLUQ, Xllqq- 'uLle:l 41 MRS. PEEBLES-KINDERGARTEN Row l: Deborra Barden, Sue Anne McFa1l, Lydia Vrablic, Gloria Burrows, Melody Randall, Lucille Dedrick, Sally Jean Snyder, Judy Manwaring, Lonna Schaff, Ruthann Billings, Carol Ann Wilcox, Donald Gevert, Cheryl Kimble, Reta Hanzlik, Marilyn Gevert. 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CROOKS-KINDERGARTEN Row l: Kenneth Mortenson, Edgar DeYoe, Lawrence Hubbard, Nancy Jeanne Whitehead, Nancy Knowlden, Verna Perce, Beulah Strickland, William Carman, Steven Macinsky, Nancy Lee Roach, Jeannette Haist, Janet Howell, Kathleen Greenmun, Judy Enright. Row 21 Miss Neimark, Gerald Fortunato, David Hohn, Mark Tymeson, Timothy Donnelly, Patricia Ann Czebiniak, Darryl Ticknor, Charles Shove, Susan McDonald, Donna Marie Scaglione, Patricia Bender, Evelyn Gofgosky, Mrs. Crooks. Not in Picture: Keith Gage, Timothy Wilson, Sidra Peterson, Verna Price. '5'e. Vw , . v Tick ? T645 ,bf To? Sawwfttxia asain TGQQSVW wwmvfd Qf?fi 11:1 f I 3 1 f' iff' '75iW- a'fa2 wwgeiww'aaw ve, il ,V, . ' 5 I n so giiz i ligiiliiz' i51if,si'.fiQ'ff5Ziw,,'1 4--, 1 . iii- - , H 2,4 'A N-2 Mk 'L -'f,ylsM'w'IS1 V+,-'emi,.ff-S51f'Li.,-an -me fam, -yr . . .f ,, . . H .-sew ,1,,1-,lv-ff1',,,,:.,w- 1 f W M ,. .WL ,A 5fzgg5,1:Q . fs? Ei . 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WALLING-KINDERGARTEN Row l: Harrison Marsh, Gene Catlin, Gary Stecker, Corky Dickinson, Jack Gehm, Victor Delong, Kip Zeiter, Allen Appel, Frederick Baxter, Deborah Burghardt, Lon Gumaer, Linda Zimmer, Chris Hibbard, Susie Leet, Darlene Wychick. Row 2: Leroy Preston, Robert Edwards, Charles Page, Frank Swingle, William Frayer, Deb- orah Kiley, Mrs. Walling, Diane Irish, Beverly Ellerson, Eileen Clark, Linda Thomas, Georgia Smith, Sandra Resseguie, Bonita Miller. Not in Picture: Charles Balcom. o O oo .Q I nmdrll RQSSCQCJQ MRS. SMITH-KINDERGARTEN Row lr Barbara Carl, Mary Lou Shoemaker, Susan Spoonhower, Pamela Lucia, Jane Montgomery, Sandra Franklin, Ann Leahy, Jon Burghardt, Leonard Adams, Gary Peck, Rex Walling, Nelson Keesler, Roy Chambers, Tessie Sullivan, Jack Dunham. Row 2: Mrs. G. Smith, Ray Chambers, Shirley Williams, Linda Brainard, Melody Richardson, Margaret Johnson, Gary Gates, Lloyd Pratt, Daniel Edwards, William Smith, Ruth Ann Ruch, Gloria Iwaniuk, Douglas Hoke, David Fish, Catherine Barnes, Miss Alice Bruess. 46 695 43 CA'H 7' BARNES The soldiers and the Three Bears fade Asscimbl Rhythm Band people See the Happy Christmas Tre The dancers--Baa-Baa Black Sheep. The Wrestlers and Boxers The Elves and the Shoe Maker The Square Dancers Open Door To Activities SHIRLEY JAPHET Copy-Edi tor HThat, Belinda, is a chance a gentleman must take in these matters.H HAnd I always do what my father says.H Senior Pla Curtfun Going U HCurtain Going Up,H a comedy about play rehearsals, was presented by the Senior Class November 16, 17 and 18, under the direction of Miss Marie Scott and Mr. Gregory Halloran. This was an en- tirely different type of play than what had been previously presented. Many favorable comments were received from the play-going audience. This novel play contributed over S300 to the Senior treasury. 513 ? 3 i GS' wil W nWe think you're a lovely hunk of ' ,ga 1 man.H Ames ur 46 fi ,Y R '- '6 1 lk Q , HAha, he-ah they come now.H I N I I Miss Burgess, we do not forget things in this school.U THE CAST Mr. Tony Peterson .... Lawrence Twining Janet Young .... ..... Pat Weaver Elsie Hunter. . . .Mary Kay Prentice Buck 0'Hara. . . . Robert Driscoll . .Nadine Merritt . . . .Paul Page . . James Kiernan . Eunice Barrows Andy Fullbright .... . . David Adams Miss Irene Burgess ...... Joyce Smith Miss Henrietta Rivers. . . Joyce Brigham Joan White ........ Carole Farrell Sylvia Moore ....... Beverly Kimble Miss Carolyn Moran. . . Roberta Atkinson .Mr. Norman Carter ....... Gates Cook Kyle Roberts ........ Nancy Beagle Mr. Richard Leveridge. . .Sergei Ticknor Women from Audience .... mmilie Lindow Jean Hoag Extras ....... Members Class of '56 Nancy Leveridge. . Milt Sanders. . Jocko Guthrie. . Lorry Fuller .... HI was just fiddling with the gun like this- then whamlu Well, we-11, well! UYou are to be congratulated, Miss Bur gess.U 'Are you a kleptomaniac, my good man?H BOYS GRADE CHORUS Row l James Ralston R1chard Fuller Elw1n Falrbanks Dav1d N1Ck Chr1s Metz, Joel Schmedlcke B11ly Crane, Jerry Knapp, Barry Bowen, Arthur Ostrander Bobby Parton, Alonzo St1ckle, Robert Altavllla B11ly w11SOH, Eddle Beecher, Gregory Conova Rlchard Colman, B1lly Crown1ngsh1eld B111 Halloran Row 2 Dav1d Dav1s, Alan Glezen Jam1e Crandall, Ronn1e Stecker, Thomas Hurlbut Douglas Harrls, Bobby Adams Dana Jennlson Dewey Gevert Glynn Cook Donn1e Croft Peter Sofka, Walter Page Jlmmy Morgart, Ralph Brown Dav1d Warner Guy Crownlngshleld Herb1e Gehm Greg Ell1son, Mrs Goodw1n Row 3 Earl Klmble Stanley Carol1ne, R1chard Lethbr1dge Mark McCulloch, Davld Thomas, Mxckey Glynn Charles Clute, Roger Maus, Dale Hollenbeck Newton Cooper Larry Whltlock Fred Rupert, Bobble Brldges Edward Balley Chorus Margune Neadeau aCCOmpaH1eS Boys' Chorus at the 1955 MUSIC Concert 48 Everybody J01DS 1n the grand f1nale ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 , . ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . I , 1 . , , , , , . . CHORUS Without any room to organize or re- hearse the choral groups this year, Mrs. Goodwin was only able to es- tablish the Boys' Chorus. The Boys Chorus, consisting of fifth and Sixth grade boys, sang at the Bac- calaureate exercises, the Christmas assembly and at a P.T.A. Meeting. The Glee Club, consisting of Senior High girls, did not make any public appearances from the Commencement xercises in June 1955, until the 1956 Spring Concert. They are ac- ustomed to sing at special assem- lies, such as Easter and Christ- as. Junior High Chorus and Mrs. Goodwin take a bow. Junior Chorus entertains at the Spring Concert. Glee Club GLEE CLUB Row 1: Pat Cotcamp, Lois Spencer, Pat Hodges, Bonnie Croft, Wilhelmina Haruk, Martha Theleman, Mary Lou Smith, Carole Farrell, Mrs. Eleanor Goodwin, Director. Row 2: Rosemary Richards, Carol Neadeau, Kay Kennedy, Deloris Wasko, Carolyn Travis, Margune Neadeau. Row 3: Bonnie Walter, Jo Glezen, Esther Merritt, Janice Eaton, Carol Bfaman, Sandi Watts' 49 MR. BAILEY-SENIOR BAND Row 1: CKneelingD James Brown, Richard Farr, Edward Driscoll, James Page. Row 2: William Freije, JoAnn Glezen, Joann Spagenburg, Pat Driscoll, Carol Neadeau, San- dra Watts, Bonnie Croft, Marjune Neadeau, Margaret Wright, Blanche Fox, Pearl Brown, Ser- gei Ticknor, George White, Janice Eaton, Majorette. Row 3: Esther Merritt, Judy Shearer, David Adams, Claude Walter, James Loveless, Betsy Ross, James Lott, Gary Swan, Robert Prentice, Joseph Ralston, Carole Farrell, Charles Baldwin, Deloris Wasko. Row 4: Mr. Bailey, Kay Kennedy, Sandra Carley, Bernice Gruesbeck, Lonnie Howland, Sharon DePue, Rosemary Richards. Row 5: Dean Thomas, David Chichester, Lawrence Twining, Richard Johnson, Nancy Beagle, Audrey Hayes, Joyce Brigham, Shirley Wilber. . Not in Picture: Carl Tingley, Hiram Mead. Jitterbuggers Esther Loveless SWING BAND Row 1: Bonnie Croft, Sergei Ticknor, Janice Eaton, Mr. Robert Bailey, Director, Midge Richards, Nancy Beagle, Dick Johnson, Marjune Neadeau. Row 2: Carl Tingley, George White, Hiram Mead, Betsy Ross, Joe 50 Ralston, David Adams, Dick Loveless. JUNIOR BAND Standing: Richard Smith, Edward Quinn, Steve Morgart, Fred Flahavan, Mr. Robert Bailey. Seated: Nadine Van Buskirk, Susan Hilsinger, Kenneth Peterson, Carl Decker, Blanche Fox, Deloris Wasko, Pearl Brown, Michael Glynn, Barbara Laughlin, Paul Goodrich, Mulford Fen- ton, Helen Heath, Richard Glezen, James Lott, Norma Jean Birmingham, Marilyn Glezen, Judy Shearer, Esther Merritt, Philip Morehouse, Joan Carver, Alonzo Stickle, Marilyn Mitchell, Roberta Foley, Donald Brooks, Barton Harris, Lonnie Howland, James Crandall, Sharon DePue. Not in Picture: Eugene Johnson, Peggy Wright. Pre-Halloween Performance INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC Throughout the school year, 1955-56 the Senior, Junior and Swing Bands have been convening and rehearsing regularly for the coming events of the year. Every year the Senior Band looks forward to playing for The Junior and Senior Plays, the Spring Concert, the Memorial Day Parade, the 2 Halloween Parades, and the basketball and football games. The Swing Band, not quite so socially active, plays for dances after many home basketball games. They are a main attraction at the Spring Concert. Occasionaly they play at the P. T. A. meetings. The Junior Band, this winter, has been in the process of rebuilding with many new members. They also looked forward to the Spring Concert. Occasionaly the Junior Band plays at grade assemblies. unior Band TWIRLERS , Row 1: Marilyn Mitchell, Linda Harris Jacqueline Novitske. Row 2: Eunice Barrows, Sandra Rozelle Janice Eaton, Majorette, Suzanne Quinn Charlene Pratt. School Press REPORTERS-Gathering and writing the news from throughout the school for the Pointer Weekly has been the job of these girls: Seated: Nancy Beagle, Joyce Brigham, Audrey Hayes. Standing: Charles Baldwin, Carole Farrell, Cecelia Birming- ham, Ellen Jennison, Bonnie Walter, Ethel Kimble, Gary Swan. TYPISTS-Typing and stenciling the newspaper articles for the Pointer Weekly has been the job of these typography girls. Seated: Pat Weaver, Nelda Lynch, Shirley Japhet, Standing: Roberta Atkinson, Emilie Lindow, Marjune Neadeau, Eunice Bar- rows, June Glezen. Pointer Weekly DISTRIBUTION-Paper Assembly and Circulation has been the volunteer work of these 8th graders. Nancy Lynch 52 and Chuck Franklin. Not in Picture: Lamoine Huntley. Yearbook SUBSCRIPTION STAFF-Sophomores have visited the homerooms regularly throughout the month of February selling Maroon and Gold subscriptions. The grades. as usual 'bought more vearbooks than the highschool. Left to Right- Gordon Boyce, Peggy Sheridan, Lula Twining, Linda Wanser, Mrs. T. Corcoran, Yearbook Adviser. ADVERTISING STAFF-Consisting of seven Juniors, the adver- tising staff visited many business concerns to obtain their ads for the business section of the Maroon and Gold. Mar- june Neadeau typed the copy for the ads. Seated: Sandra Watts, Gary Swan, Barbara Kapral. Standing: Sandra Carley, Ellen Jennison, Advertising Manager, Ethel Kimble. Maroon and Gold PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF-These boys have taken and developed the school-life pictures for the yearbook throughout the year, at different periods of the day with the assistance of Mr. Moore. Seated: John Birmingham, Leroy Youngs, John Tarpin- ian. Standing: Don Driscoll, Louis Jones. 53 unior Play Our youthful thespians manage to register the proper emotions under the watchful eye of Mr. Barrett. UNO sir, when it comes to pompoms, I say no.n nYou're going to march right down to the janitor's, get some turpentine and a brush, and clean that wall. The idea... HBooks and Crooks,H a three-act comedy, was presented by the class of 1957 in the school auditorium, on March 21-22-23. The play was directed by Mr. Joseph Barrett. The audience was carried through the hilarious and exciting events of a couple of days at Alexander Hamilton High School. CAST Gerald ......... Keith Eggleston Miss Hamilton ........ Sandra Watts Mrs. Mildred Gunklock. . Marjune Neadeau Mr. Henly .......... Dick Johnson Goody ........... Sharon Johnson . . Bill Freije Lieutenant . Larry ............ Carl Tingley Francis ........... Ed Driscoll Mrs. Margaret Blickle. . Martha Theleman The Prof .......... Dick Johnson Lindy ............ Alice Poyer one of the stalwarts of the P T.A. is amazed P. Oliver Burkholder . . Neil VanBuskirk to find she possesses uhotn money. 54 Director ......... Mr. J. Barrett Books and Crooks Bud Eaton, Larry Smith, and John Birmingham solve one of thoseever-present technical pr0blemS- Lindy comes to the aid of HDreamboat' once again. UA1exander Hamilton High School Miss Hamilton speaking.U HTake it easy, Romeo. The principa1's still around.H 55 ,- 531 KEN KF I W 9575551 ational Honor Society .,o.', ,-,. 1 . VWW7f'WfQ1WffW'f A oo,-,,' f'.' 77?7f5NQ'VbwwYW7 AA L.'- fFm13?M iN nap2taif,aEEtiEag. -'1Qa,d.6g 4?vQQsaszQx4?5Ww.affn In-E iffi? Xwiiftlfiihvrfif if-iQWvSUMi5nwfirM?g,gW'? Vlfdi i?5i7i3gi5wg?E?yQH 'Q.'i?TWwF53gUMH5A2:'aWM da2gaifif . -f-, , ff '-., ' ' aw 5. if,.4ffmnfmmkgwmwn5-M .V 4,.'c Agni S 'seas if QFESQANQSQ F?FMfuE.ni7 t.Q55m fri tmmmnmrwnigifm 'WQMJ T f.??f.3 pl at -,bL A iw . , .r A - .V i ,pf ,gg 'J .K K c3itp,fgaNWna,Wa1wQE.H r'an'r?3., 1VF i . H o Qing' yii 55?5iQ?i7WWV 45M 52, , . Qiffe fii3w'? if Q' 14,1 . , 315 ' 7525's K . 1 - ff 'F -' wmyggggagdw ,wyeeyqwoff ' ,gyda gf' wg gkiQQQQMMm,g!ggfgHm5'4a-, . C-tfwiff' , ffmim NWmfMIMW?Tgwa5E?w4efnid?N?5 , . ' H '-ESQ' ' .5faf' - Qwnww fyawsfinitnageyeunawi- or www fwt '. 3219 , 1 A Q v I - Q ' gt fffwatanetwdwendawwmvednzMwst A wwnetqggatf air! rr.. C QQ3'Q YV WJ 4??QwW.Qwl, Amnf4f'iV'O 2.h? .,.. .,,,, H if-. ,,... .w'gzM'.- U' 2121-faf1 f .. t. Q55 mHMWmmmmWQQwmWQWimmwm2 'f.www?HMmwwwwwpwv. MQW NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Seated! Cecelia Birmingham and Bonnie Croft Standing. Charles Baldwin and Mary Kay Prentice: Student Council JUNIOR INTIATES-Marjune Neadeau fleftl and Bonnie Croft. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Juniors and Seniors who belong to the National Honor Society are cho- sen for their scholarship, charac- ter, leadership, and service in school. STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL This year the Student Council sold book covers, held dances after home basketball games, and sponsored a round and square dance. They also attended the Student Council Meet- ings of the Susquenango League, of which they were a member. Seated: Mary Kay Prentice, Vice President, Paul Page, Presidentg Janice Eaton, Secretary. Standing: Charles Baldwin, Treasurerg Bob Driscoll, Chairman of Letters and Awards. STUDENT COUNCIL CLASS REPRESENTATIVES I n Seated: Ken Stickle, Dave Adams, Neil VanBusk1rk, Billy Neadeau. 56 Standing: Judy Shearer, Evelyn Eldred, Carol Shearer, Jo Darrow, Carole Farrell. Ops: Door To Athletics CAROLE FARRELL Co -Ed i tor VARSITY BASEBALL Row 1: Eddie Duhlmeier, Rex Stahl, Dave Storrs, Al Reed, Lew Tingley, Jerry Hodges. Row 2: Wilson Rudginis, Manager, Jim Donnelly, Leo Abbott, Bob Driscoll, Russ Burghardt Mr. Brooks, Coach. VARSITY BASEBALL Although the Eagles did not have a highly successful year, they managed to eke out four victories, three in Susquenango League com- petition. Coach Brooks' squad managed to have one good night, downing Ox- ford, 18-2. Other Point victims were Chenango Forks twice and Cin- cinnatus. Senior Jim Donnelly was the leading batter with a .314 av- erage. Other Seniors on the squad are Ed Duhlmeier, Lew Tingley, Dave Storrs, Russ Burghardt, Al Reed, Leo Abbott and Bob Lethbridge, while Jerry Hodges, Rex Stahl, and Bob Driscoll will be back- Although the Little Eagles didn't have a highly successful season, winning four and losing eight, they did manage to gain valuable experi- ence for next year. Coach Birming- ham's Eaglets managed to stay out of the league cellar by winning three league contests. W.P 8 Baseball Marathon Cincinnatus Cincinnatus Sidney Greene 15 5 Sherburne Oxford Chenango Forks Sidney Greene 11 Chenango Forks Oxford 11 Sherburne . VARSITY SCORES! 11 HSafe at first.H Abbott scores again JV BASEBALL Row 1: Dick James, Doug Miller, Tony Farr, Ronnie Bush, John Birmingham, Bob Prentice, George Barrowcliff, Jerry Scholes, Howard Talman, Larry Doolittle. Row 2: Paul Page, Al Schmedicke, Ed Barrowcliff, Mr. Birmingham, Jim Kiernan, Don 5 Driscoll. I ll 1 R 'Rf , EE , f .-'. . ,,--f f .a LW,-LL - P . Tlf , ' ' g . , Q s., at M as f 1' --I . 4 T7 2- . if f l if yr :kr .,.f V l 1 , J E n . 'ff T v.ll A si - -r , .lfiif ' ' '.i f ' f f i ' . ' 9r732i3fEJ1i'1'iff ' . . J 1' . W, W 4. 4: O if - gag VARSITY FOOTBALL Row lr Robert Driscoll, James Brown, John Gurney, Laramie Smith, James Gehm, David Chi- chester, Edward Bryant, Richard Courtney, Gerald Scholes. Row 2: Jerry Hodges, Jack Bailey, Edwin Barrowcliff, Paul Page, Neal Roe, Buddy Eaton, Ward Kenyon, Howard Talman, James Page. Row 3: Roy Youngs, Manager, Carl Tingley, Tony Farr, Hiram Mead, Don Driscoll, James Hohn. Row 4: Coach Jack Halloran, Assistant Coaches: Mr. John Reagan, Mr. Joseph Barrett, Mr. Paul 0'Donnell. ,O . rtslerr F- msm FOOTBALL ' 'f 6 ' Vfjj gc ' , iz , After at slolvh start ire which grime vf .l te.w-fg.rl?' uN7w'-l4giJ CAG V fl .i5,VL'3QfV,Qf'QNJ5?Ea 'sdds dth' les OS Sir irs ree ' ' , X t , 'E f ,lis cognters, Coach Halloran's I boys -A broke the ice with a 7-1 we at if? Sidney. Then, with three straight W victories the Eagles pu e em- g5gElIX.ggg5EE QXFEQQBEE OPP selves from the Susquenango cellar -S4 Wiiiir 7 cheniri Forks 7 to 9' Fhird place ne' . 6 Greene 19 6 Greene 7 Seniors Ed Barrowcliff and Paul 0 Sherb O G e 7 Page, a guard and an end respect- 7 Sidneurne 33 7 Czgggn 0 Forks 0 tively, were elected U co-captains. 13 Coo eistown 14 26 Chenango Valle 7 with only five seplors on the 18 walgon 20 6 oxfordg y 0 squad, the Eagles gained much valu- 20 0 f able experience for next year. x ord 6 MmmVg,ww, m VxEVEV ww ,,,iV:V, md, ,M Like their bigger brothers, the -1 riss is H2516 M233 finished the Season aw , nmmwtjggjfif ',,. fwa:4 wi a . average, losin the 5 first three, then rallying tg win at ,gf . three straight. After losing to ,i A Chenango Forks once and Greene g,.,, ,,, ,,,,, ,,,g g ,ggggg twice, the Eaglets downed Chenango Forks, Chenango Valley and Oxford. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Row 1: Mulford Fenton, Hugh McCulloch, Doug Jones, Kenneth Walling, Dick Knapp, David Vrablic, Elroy Pratt, Donald Greenmun, Thomas Farr, Ronald Shearer, Pat Farrell, Gordon Ruston, Harris Utter, Donald Brooks, Roger Dunham, Dale Swan, Gerald Kenyon. Row 2: Carlisle Munro, James Eggleston, Thomas James, Ricky Clinton, Keith Goodenough, Ken Stickles, Don Brainard, Glenn Whitmarsh, James Zapp, Charles Green, John Glezen, Gary Bonney, Barry Gaugler, Larry Orton, Paul Whipple. Row 32 Coach John Reagan. 59 VARSITY BASKETBALL Row l: Jerry Scholes, David Adams, Carl Tingley, Jerry Hodges, Ed Barrowcliff, Paul Page. Row 2: Coach Halloran, Larry Smith, Mgr., Bill Freije, Gates Cook, Jim Kiernan, Bob Dris- coll, George White, Mgr. VARSITY BASKETBALL For the first time in recent years, the Eagles turned in a losing re- cord, seven wins and nine losses. Leaguewise, the Pointmen nabbed third place behind Sherburne and Chenango Forks by winning five and losing an equal number. Seniors on this year's squad were Jerry Scholes, Robert Driscoll, Jim Kiernan, Gates Cook, Paul Page and David Adams. Juniors Carl Tingley and Bill Freije and Sophmores Jerry Hodges, Ike Sears and Jim Brown will be back next year. Bill Frei- je dislocated his elbow in the New- ark Valley game and was unable to finish the season. For the first time in four years, the Northern Division defeated the Southern Division in the All-Star game. Jerry Hodges and Jim Kiernan represented the local squad. HDouble or nothing.H Varsity Basketball McGraw 45 Sidney 56 46 Greene 43 48 Windsor 49 59 Chenango Forks 54 57 Marathon 38 62 Newark Valley 66 41 Oxford 50 72 Sidney 52 52 Greene 48 55 Newark Valley 66 32 Chenango Forks 62 47 Marathon 66 62 Oxford 44 38 Sherburne 62 58 Sherburne 89 HTwo on one.V 60 unior Varsit W-P- OPP. 41 McGraw 44 25 Sidney 40 37 Greene 51 44 Windsor 38 52 Chenango Forks 55 50 Marathon 57 43 Newark Valley 41 Oxford 42 Sidney 71 Greene 51 Newark Valley 59 Chenango Forks 54 Marathon 51 Oxford 37 Sherburne 56 Sherburne Not much doubt about that one. Will it be a hit or a miss? JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Hampered by the lack of experience, the Little Eagles found the going rather rough this year, ekeing out only three victories in sixteen starts. For seven straight league games the Eaglets failed to regis- ter a league victory. Then, on February 10, one week before the end of the season, the Eaglets played an entirely different brand of basketball in upsetting a strong Oxford team, 44-37. In the two re- maining games the locals gave championship - bound Sherburne a scare before wilting in the closing minutes. The other two victories were over Newark Valley and Windsor in non-league encounters. Steve Morgart and Bob Prentice represented Coach Paul O'Donnell's Junior Varsity at the All-Star Game at Sidney. JV BASKETBALL John Gurney Not in Picture. Tony Farr. 2: Danny Ticknor, Asst. Mgr, Duane Smith, Jim Brown, Bob Prentice, Neil VanBuskirk, Ike Sears, Murray Hall, Art Brown, Coach Paul O'Donnell. ' ' - 61 Row l: Dick Smith, Mgr, Dick Eaton, Steve Morgart, Bernard Poyer, Dick James, Neal Roe, EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL Row lr Ricky Clinton, Gordie Ruston, Carlisle Monroe, Chuck ,Green, John Glezen, Paul Cornell, Jimmy Eggleston, Barton Harris, Keith Goodenough, Donnie Brainard, Donald King, Kenny Peterson. Row 2: Pat Farrell, Coach Jack Halloran, Ralph Kiernan, Paul Dunham, Ken Stickle, Tommy Farr, Hugh McCulloch, Clen Whitmarsh, Jim Zopp, Charles Gilmore, Dick Brown, Coach Dan Farrell, Chuck Franklin. EIGHTH GRADE INTRAMURALS Won Lost Pct. Globetrotters IU 6 -625 v Bullets 9 7 -552 Junior Eagles 9 7 -562 Hornets 6 10 -375 Nats 6 10 .375 EIGHTH GRADE CHAM S GLOBETROTTERS Row 1: Dick Slyker, Harris Utter, Gene Hall. Row 2: Ray Leet, Paul Swarts, Dale Swan, Dale Jenks. EIGHTH INTRAMURALS w.P. OPP 51 Oxford 29 30 Maine 24 31 Chenango Valley 30 37 Chenango Valley 36 36 Newark Valley 23 65 Oxford 45 50 Newark Valley 40 36 Maine 44 44 Marathon 27 44 Chenango Valley 71 35 Marathon 26 Intramurals Where is that ball? 62 Intramurals SEVENTH GRADE INTRAMURALS Won Lost Pct. All-Stars 'T2 1 T750 Spitfires 12 4 .750 Pistons 10 6 .625 Celtics 3 13 .187 Knicks 3 13 .187 SEVENTH INTRAMURALS W.P. 49 Oxford 32 Maine 16 Chenango Valley 16 Newark Valley 37 Oxford 17 Newark Valley 34 Maine 30 Marathon 16 Chenango Valley OPP. 22 29 20 28 31 38 26 22 31 SEVENTH GRADE CHAMPS ALL-STARS Row 1: Carl Stecker, Danny Driscoll, Robert Falciola. Row 2: Elroy Pratt, Ed Lamb, Carl Decker. SEVENTH GRADE CHAMPS SPITFIRES Row 1: G. Kenyon, T. James, R. Kiernan. Row 2: G. Hammond, C. Shear. SEVENTH GRADE BASKETBALL Row 1: Luis Wilcox, Harold Strickland, Kenny Walling, Gene Hall, Harris Utter, Gerald Love, Arthur Hoke Dick Slyker. I Row 2: Coach Jack Halloran, Danny Driscoll, Donnie Brooks, Gerald Bullock, Wayne Smith James Brown, Coach Dan Farrell. Row 3: James Peterson, Elroy Pratt, Dale Swan, Gayle Cook, Nelson Howland. 63 GIRLS HOCKEY Row l Carol Neadeau, Joan Ballard, D1ane Carley, Judy Shearer, Susan H1ls1nger, Betty Lou W1l11S, Carole Farrell Row 2 Margune Neadeau, Martha Theleman, Sandra Carley, JoAnn Glezen, Sandra Watts, Barbara Kapral, Jan1ce Eaton, Eun1ce Barrows, Joyce Br1gham Not 1n Plcture Cecella B1rm1ngham Alta Burghart, Jean Hoag GIRLS SPORTS At W1DdSOT last spr1ng, the glrls' track team placed 5th The g1r1S won the relay race, wh1le Joan Bal lard placed second 1n the one hun dred yard dash and Sandra Ballard placed 3rd 1n the broad Jump Cont1nued Next Column ARCHERY E1leen Klernan Wanda Adams, Ella Mae Gaylord, M1dge Rlchards, Mary Lou N1ck, BOnn19 Walter SOFTBALL Row l Helen Mallery Cecel1a B1rm1ngham Mary Lou N1ck Jo Ballard Pr1sc1lla Prent1ce Jo Spangenburg Row 2 Jean Enslgn, Martha Theleman Shlrley Ell1s Jean Ollver E1leen K1ernan, M1ss Pepper, Coach, Jean Hoag Alta Burghardt 64 Glrls Sports Contlnued At the New York State Archery Meet 1n Syracuse the archery team placed s1xth Mary Lou Nlck made 406 po1nts wh1le the team a whole made 1359 po1nts At the Greene Play Day the team placed second w1th 1353 po1nts The softball team was t1ed w1th Chenango Forks for f1rSt place There was no playdav held but all the games throughout the season w1th the nelghborlng schools such as, Greene, Sldney Oxford and Sherburne were counted The t1e was not played off G1rls p1cked from the lntramural basketball teams represented WPCS at the Greene playday on March l7 . . 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Girls Sports GIRLS BASKETBALL Row l Kay Ba1ley Helen Mallery Martha Theleman Carol Neadeau, Joan Ballard Sh1rley Ell1s, Sandra Ballard Nancy v1v1rSk1 Judy Shearer Row 2 Lo1s Ann Albro Ella Mae Gaylord, Jean Ens1gn, Sh1r ley Wilber Jean Hoag Jan1ce Eaton Carol Shearer Alta Burghardt Barbara Kapral Cheerleaders :xx Wag wg kgs VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Kneel1ng Shirley Ell1s, M1dge Rlchards Sharon Stearns Bonn1e Croft Standlng Janlce Eaton PT1SC111a Prentlce, Barbara Kapral CHEERLEADING Each sprlng fourteen g1rls are chosen from the 9 12th grades to be cheerleaders for the COm1Hg year The g1rls are plcked for the1r a mount of enthus1asm the1r Sklll and mot1ons, conduct cooperat1on 1n school, scho1ast1c average, per sonallty and SPOTtSm3DSh1p These g1rls 7 on the Jun1or Vars1ty Squad and the other 7 on the Var slty Squad, are present at every football and basketball game They help to support the teams w1th school sp1r1t and cheers JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Mary Eaton Helen Heath Sharon Johnson Carol 65 Neadeall, Betty Lou W1ll1s, Judy Shearer 2 1 r 1 y i , . 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QR l t Eg rwgzywy C w tgw I it 37 if 1 :wr V I ' 2 1 . , , ,L , - 7 Y 1 Y . . , , , , x 9 ' TRACK Row 1 Art M111S, Neal Roe, J1m Hohn, Jack Slyker, Hlram Mead, Donald Dr1scoll, Jack Ba1ley, Carl Tlngley Elwyn Eaton, Steve Morgart, Ke1th Eggleston Row 2 Coach Halloran, Dave Chlchester, J1m Brown, Ed Dr1scoll, Ivan Sears, Ed Bryant, W1llard Gllmore, D1ck Courtney, B111 Fre1Je, J1m Page Laram1e Sm1th, Dave Adams VARSITY TRACK The Eagle Th1nclads had a suc cessful year COHS1d6T1ng that Coach Halloran s squad c0nS1Sfed of only three Sen1ors and one Jun1or In dual meets the Polntmen tus Homer and Chenango Forks, wh1le los1ng to Oxford Greene and Marathon Dave Chlchester a Sophmore hurled the d1Sk 135' 8 for e Sectlon IV Class B record Th1s heave 9011-PSed Hugh Qua1l s old re cord of 118' ll Other Eagle Wln ners were Carl Tlngley, Jack Ba1ley, Neal Roe, Ike Sears J1m BTOWU, J1m Hohn Jack Slyker Dave Adams and Jerry Hodges Sen1ors watch the blrdle, :ESeA5usi1ThZleman, Dan Spr1ngston, The Class of 1955 captured the Intramural Track Meet I3ZZirgr1es for another Jack be nlmble Jack be qU1Ck Russ puts the Shot 66 Jack Jump over the sawdust p1t . . , . 0 i u . . . . .. . Y . . ' I ' I defeated Newark Valley, Cincinna- 7 7 . 7 5 A ' th I 7 - . Y! - - . . , I 7 1 YY I ' 7 , , Q l s H pen Door For Advert ELLEN JENN I SON Advert is ing Manager isczrs i...i.. riptions, Drugs, School Supplies, s and Cosmetics PHARMACY carries anything in the VICTORY CHAIN C0- ' Norwich, New York New York vom avg MWA fog UN 'E uowmmm QILMADUHKNAUP TQXDLE CITIES UDTICQL CO0 68 Headquarters Whitney P0 n N amamdweemagemsm. h-- lyeeeilm- PUHJCGOLFCOURSE .....1..'!1' W. - ' Q::. I :Fi 4 ,, If -- H f,. Tw WHITNEY Po1NT,N.Y. I S Golf 1S everybody's game, men and women Young and old boys and glrls play golf We have what prom1ses to be an outstandlng course Your patronage w1ll help to make lt the best THE FORD HILL COUNTRY CLUB l if lj: o o ,QQ . 'Q A GOODTSYEAI Potter's Atlantlc Servlce Stat1on...r r -Mr r wwekyk 'Unis POWERS SERMLE STATION Topf11ght Serv1ce at Route ll Whitney Point, New York Qumran Gasoline 011s Accessor1es W' 1--' G1ftS Expert Lubr1cat1on F1sh1ng Tackles Wheel Ba1anc1ng Ei M W ,QMWWWM WS-U'T-lm Guns 8: Ammunitlon 'Ml' W Hea.t1ng Equ1pmen1: ggyllilli ComP11ments of SIGN Wh t GLENN TYMESON, M 1 Hey Polnt Esso SERVICE CENTER Congratulat1ons to the Sen1or Class Rocco Fortlner L1sle N Y 69 W i -I W 4 B Q Um M4-,N--M ,,-,-.-.N 1' '- 1 - . .. ... 3 - ' . ,, , . . . Oo 9 . ' Q , , gl O 52 gy , gf 1. 45- .5-ff .ug sy 3, V'-cy? ..g1.- we ' ' ' L ff- ' ' ' 1 .,...MM M N.f.Wgt, M...-5 W. , ,LL, , ' i L' ,.... i Blew. .. M: A: W. an., .pm-1 ' 1 A 5 1 . I K T 3 I M S ' 5 W . I . ru 'K -M . Q Q. , gf! 'fx mn li - - 'T 1' ' M ' -i Ea'-'-:gl -'--W. Ju 4 - 7 ' 3 3 jg - ,1:,la...Lg .. L W 51 'Q ' f in , ,g n A . af J T A I- '. , L , i A 24.25 i .W-' he ' A 3 ' 9.5 A, . ' f ,V -ff., 2 'H -V 4- .1g.1:u. 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Cortland, N Y WATCHES JEWELRY Repa1red Sales nzsr Ano AQITBANK of Whltney Po1nt, N Y Tuesday 1n thelr home rooms Then it is taken to the bank by Mrs Storrs, the school secretary 72 W.P.C.S. students deposit their money every WALLING'S GARAGE FORD SALES AND SERVICE lFf 1'Hf QRWOX-ye? f E Z L1sle, New York Phone 36F12 L1sle, John Deere Quallty Farm Equ1pment HN DEERE, QUALITY FARM EQUIPMENT ! Arnold Implement Haro1d's Express Prompt courteous SerV1Ce Da1ly, between Tr1p1e C1t16S and Marathon Weekly to Clnclnnatus, Taylor and P1tcher Phone 237F2 Phone 45F2 52F2 Congratulatlons EPCO Food Servlce ,F 4:E7..-.. Ma1n Street from r J' JJ Q Eleanor St1Ckl9'S Academy Beauty Shop 338 State Street Whltney P01Ht, N.Y. Phone 51 73 Blnghamton, N.Y. M fe gi 1 g 11' ff l iz, s Ng f X W I VVKV 1 so 2 B , ' N.Y. 0 f ' 905 X 2.521 ,,4-Ldvvnllilhgs-5 Af' QS Frank11n's Garage ff HPVRUH If Wh1tney Polnt, N Y , Phone W M Duhlmeler Garage 0ff1cia1 AAA Serv1ce Town Tax1 Phone 49 Whitney Po1nt,N Y Day Phone 78 N1te Phone 71 COHPLIIENTS T0 THE 1956 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES GR AUDATING CLASS Glezen and D1Ck1nSOn Attorneys at Law J. Carver Glezen Danlel S. D1ck1nson, Jr. HAROLD B. BRENNAN 74 ,. ..V '.,e,L , W.o 1 - va .- , . - 'hro A A A I A '..P A ' .- K. ,,Lr-, K , b E , L- ' ,A ,. K. ,,rL vL,V, A gk . . yy G or A 'PAG , M A A 4 A A '1,7 Y f ' v?L gAVUQQQ A I 1 ,.V:W y X . 4-M mi A A Iii!! .' lifl! , ' llll 'W' , ' 13 ..... A A - -. Y L I Q P' ' . gg m Q 7 CONGRATU LATI GN S T0 THE SENIORS It has been a pleasure to do your Senior portraits for you. Best wishes for your happy futures. C HENANGO STUDIOS 96 Chenango Street Binghamton, New York Cook's Plumbing and Heating Appliances, Pumps 5 Water Systen Whitney Point, N.Y. Phone 177 D.M. WOOSTER TAXIDERHY STUDIOS Whitney Point, N.Y. A11 kinds Custom Taxidermy Gloves, Jackets, Moccasins, Ladies Purses Made from Deer Skins. H Marks Greenhouses Lisle, New York W is ozagsagi? v3Jz 0161wyJTQvu6?V- 'vv ,, Bedding Plants and Flowers We appreciate your patronage 75 UTTER'S TV Store Lisle, N.Y Caloric, Bengal, Ropert Dixie Gas Ranges Gas and Electric Clothes Dryers Kelvinator Appliances A complete line of EASY Washers and Dryers The Kiley Co. I ' Whitney Point, N.Y. varletles Men's Women's Children's Dry Goods-Notions-Clothing-Furnishings-Shoes fasQ53f ?? RANSOM FRANKLIN Scrap Iron and Metal Auto Wrecking Whitney Point, New York Used Parts tel. l26 Paper Rags Metal 76 TO THE CLASS OF '56 From the Distributors of Garden Brand and Harvest Brand McTI-GHE .GROCERY CO. INC. BINGHAMTON, N.Y WARD R. MURPHY GENERAL CONTRACTOR AND REAL ESTATE BROKER 509 0'Ne11 Bu11d1ng Blnghamton, N Y Offlce 2 3372 Compllments of 'Gp SOUTHERN TIER LIVESTOCK MARKET Wh , N Y Bagg1ng Cows on hand at all t1m9S X, Sale every Tuesday 1 P M HODGES Tel W P 146 or Ma1ne 89656 . jr, M fr X itney Point . . ' M, . . S ' f . .. ' 3 1- 77 4 I.- RICHARDS DAIRY WHITNEY POINT,NEW YORK I -xx. REGARDLESS OF WHERE YOUR FUTURE LIES 1 WN . ff? SEE Nil In business, on the farm or in the home - you w111 MSR ..U, QMr:Lf':,6j7 YJx.4T1 I find that efficiency pays. U5 cgi IfL A telephone extension, conveniently placed, will pay for itself many times, CHENANGO 5 UNADIALLA TELEPHONE CORPORATION I fl .j5'..z'1,:.z gh E Van's Diner Route ll Whitney Point Phone 148 BEST WISHES T0 THE GRADUATING CLASS HERBERT HIBBARD, JR. LIFE INSURANCE WHITNEY POINT 83F12 Compliments of HAROLDS PLACE Whitney Point, N.Y. Pete DeDio HCIC 9 SMDKE S ml s Wiz LARKIN Muslcal Inst Co ,Inc Everyth1ng Muslcal 94 Chenango St B1nghamton, New York Phone 2 3933 C A HILL AND SON F0r Insurance Wh1tney PO1Ht New York Phone 77 COM LIMENTS DR C R LE HY VETERINARIAN I I Q 0 . . . 3 XT gn ' A L, rm V L e w nag N XV A 1, , U - ' 1 OF . . . A Fl' UQ ES Louls N Plcclano 81 Son ls E! We Sell and Install Steel K1tchens Plumb1ng Heat1ng and Appllances 1204 W1ther111 Street End1COtt, N Y Phone 5 9985 T J BYRNE SERVICE INC Tr1p1e Cit1es T1re Center Se1berl1ng T1TeS Recapp1ng B.F. Goodr1ch T1res Vu1can1z1ng Wash1ngton at Hawley St. Phone 3 6464 , Binghamton, New York NICHOLS FURNITURE STORE Wh1tney PO1Ht New York Phone 202 80 .15 in 'En We are inv1ting you to consult us on the problem cleanlng your establlshment Sat1SfaCtOP11y CRANDALL SUPPLY CO INC 77 State St Phone 2 6425 B1nghamton, N Y Sales Servlce Branches at Cortland, N Y Elmlra N Y , Tunkhannock, Pa Strateglcally located to serve CUSf0meTS through C73 trained bulldlng ma1ntenance experts SQ!! 4-T' 7 fAGez PHONE 71 PHILCO AUTOMATIC WAS SALES AND SERVICES BADGER BARN CLEANERS SILOS AND STEEL BUILDINGS HERS AND DRYERS REFRIGERATORS, TV'S AND PHONOGRAPHS, DORMEYER HOME APPLIANCES WHITNEY POINT TRACTOR INC ROUTE ll TRACTORS CLOVERDALE FARMS The Best in Da1ry Foods Jackson St Blnghamton N Y Phone 2 5361 81 - I - .n . of Keep Clean With CrcmcIc1II's if '- 4- 'II' . - Phone 24 PATCH BROTHERS Whitney Point New York Whltney Polnt COOPERATIVE GLF Te 56 THE LEADER STORE L1S1e New York Chas B Marks Prop Grocerles Dry Goods Boots Shoes BEST WISHES To the Graduatlng Class of 56 Pete's Restaurant Wh1tney Point New York Phone 99 LISLE PRODUCERS COOPERATIVE INC L1S1e N Y Harley Beardsley Manager Phone 81 PATTERSON HARDWARE General Hardware, Sporting Goods, Housewares Plumbing Supplies, Bottled Gas, Gifts at Toys Whitney Point,N.Y. Phone 27 QUmtQiBnmNtntiaM Insurance Company of America ggasffi Life - Health - Accident - Hospitalization BILL CLINTON Whitney Point Phone 155 Life Insurance is a good way to save money BUILDING CONTRACTORS Construction New Home EXCU72-ting and Concrete Work Glen Aubrey, New York Phones Endicott 53191 Maine 89566 83 Compliments of the OTSELIC I K One show Monday and Tuesday Two shows Thurs. through Sunday NN I If F1 Oyd Cinquanti , Prop . COMPLIMENTS to the .Graduating Class E ROBERT WEST Main Street ma L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Attleboro Massachusetts CONGRATULATIONS Known wherever there are Schools and Colleges' T0 THE Class Rings and Pins GRADUATING CLASS Commencement Invitations-Diplomas- THE GRAND UNION Personal Cards-Club Insignia-Medals 8: Trophies WHITNEY POINT, NEW YORK Represented by , ,- YN' Hr. Leland G. Lee M ' .4 Rochester , New York 84 v1'5'g'l 2 js ,125 x 164 Hermitage Rd x A 4- x vs -a Y 94g,ofQ'I ' F Phone 167 INTERNATIONAL HARVEST H.A. Penningroth and Son Whitney Point, New York E DEALER WELL DRILLING Eugene FIESGT Whltney P01Ht, N Y No water No pay Reasonable Rates Dependable Dr1ll1ng CRUFT TRAILER IiEN'l ALS RENT HERE l5O CONKLIN AVE BINGHAMTON Pho A Z-9520 GLEN AUBREK N Y P M. 09 4 BEST WISHES To the Class of 56 LORNA S BEAUTY CORNER Academy Bu1ld1ng Whltney Po1nt, Phone 77Y3 YOUR ONE STOP FOOD CENTER MORGART S 616513 47 SUPERMARKET Free Dellvery Telephone 100 Comp11ments to the Whltney Po1nt Graduatlng Class 43,,'i3' 0 wg OAKLAND HOTEL Whltney PO1Ht, N Y Our best w1shes to the Class of 1956 from THE SOUTHARD OIL Wh1tney Po1nt, R - 1 ., ,N.y. l I huns ina -29- ' :la mx ' ' N.Y. D ja i f if ' co. - ' N.Y. vans Plumbing and Heating Owner Kenne th R Spencer 423 Roosevelt Avenue Endlcott, N Y D1a1 5 7631 QE Best Wlshe T i Q s o The Class of 1956 Q S 'N A CENTRAL DRY CLEANERS ff M A '97 Wh1tney Po1nt, Qs RFS vc 45 rg ' ,, 94. 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