Wilson Central School - Crest Yearbook (Wilson, NY)

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We have enjoyed compiling this re- cord of our high school days. We sin- cerely hope that others may enjoy its con- tents a.nd through the years treasure the memories the following pages will invoke in the hearts and minds of all Wilson stu- dents. CUHTEHTS Dedication 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Page Administration 5 Seniors 9 Class Poem 12 Class Play 13 Class History 19 Class win ' zo Class Prophecy 21 Underclassmen 23 Grades 29 Rural Schools 33 Activities 36 Snapshots 52 Sponsors 55 2 DEDICHTIUH MRS. CARRIE MARTIN A deep understanding of human nature,--an invin cible determination,--a spark of ready wit,--and a chuckle when you least expect it,--these are the win- ning characteristics of Mrs. Carrie Martin, teacher, friend and companion. For thirty-seven years her love of people, sound judgment, and sincerity were felt by the students and faculty alike, in the commun- ity of Wilson. It is with the deepest pride and admiration that we dedicate the 1947 Crest to Mrs. Carrie Martin. She will never be replaced in the memories of those who have had the honor and privilege of knowing her. 3 UEHHBUUH STHFF Editor-in- chief . . . Assistant Editor . . Art Editor ...... Photography Editor Copy Editor .... Lay-Out Editor . . . Feature Editor . . Business Manager . Advertising Manager Sales Manager . . . Distribution Manager . . . . . . Faculty Advisors . . . . . . Barbara LaVan Franklin Campbell Mary Ann Estoney David Blemaster Ruth Rung Beverly Barrows Mary Eileen Flynn Gloria Foster Judith Gale John Schermerhorn Robert Bale Mr 8: Mrs Lee M 05 0 XX is Q' xv f x f X6 X f X , XV X44 ll' 'ffxx f!4L' 'JY NR gxmi ,A X -gf- m.Q.LSTOUAf lf--P nnmlnlsrnmlun BUHHD UF EDUCHTIUH Mr. Oscar Munch, Mr. Wirt Wakeman, Mr. Thomas Marks, Miss M. Gazelle Hoffman, Mr. Earl Brydges, Mr. Russell Hurlburt, Mr. James Cornell. T0 OUR 1947 SENIORS : You have reached the end of your Senior School year and are now looking forward to the morrow a.nd what it may have in store for you. Tomorrow will bring new hopes, new opportlmities and new beginning. Be ready to meet them with a brave heart, a calm mind a.nd an undaunted spirit. You are the architect of your own fate. The trials which beset you today are tests by which your character is strengthened, ennobled and made worthy to enjoy the higher things of life which await you. The failures of today will help to aid you on to victory tomorrow. Your work has just begun, not finish- ed. We are proud of the record you have made. Our most sincere wishes for your future success, happiness and prosperity are with you. May God guide a.nd protect you in all of your tomorrows. The Board of Education. 6 UUH PHIHCIPHL L. EARNEST TARR The senior class of 1947 wishes to express its appreciation of Mr. L. Earnest Tarr, whose patience and ingenuity we have sorely tried on more than one occasion. His friendly spirit, infectious enthusiasm, and judicious council have made a lasting impression on the entire class. 7 Row 1 - Mr. Hutchison Mr. Waite Mr. Johnson Mr. Tarr Mr. Klawitter Mr. Richardson Mr. Lee Mr. Keith Row 2 - Mrs. Miss Miss Mrs. Miss Mrs. Miss Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Row 3 - Miss Miss Miss Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Miss Miss Row 4 - Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Miss Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Miss Mrs. Miss Reber Dane Burrows Ovenshire Hamilton Walpole Carothers Blemaster Dikeman Sporleder Coombs Allgeier Stacey Keith Borngraeber Campbell Swick Hopkins Malin Singer Lee Rawson Hamblin Ness Hutchison Dougan McClellan Callahan Bowersox Schermerhorn Iulia Stevens Burch Helen Stevens Boys Physical Education Agriculture Vice-Principal Principal Industrial Arts Science High School, English Band-Music Ir. High Science Music Office Secretary 3rd Grade 5th Grade lst Grade Homemaking 1st Grade Ir. High Mathematics History 6th Grade 5th - 6th Grade 2nd Grade 3rd Grade Ir. High English jr. High Social Studies District Number 6 District Number 4 Commercial Languages Art Music 2nd Grade Librarian Girls Physical Education Nurse Ir. High Social 7th Grade 4th Grade High School Mathematics District Number 10 4th Grade District Number 8 Nz f Ll W7 Sf x 1 V X 6 I .I I KWH x f ff L- 3.99, w x -of I j i f X f R 1- it- MR. ROBERT RICHARDSON We also wish to say a word of gratitude to Mr. Richardson. He is a living example of how to be a thoroughly virile man's man and a perfect gentleman at the same time We shall never forget the twinkling eyes, dry humor, and quiet manner so typical of Sarge, MRS. GRACE SINGER The senior class of 1947 takes this opportunity to express its sin- cere admiration of Mrs. Singer. Gracious, patient, and helpful, she is in large measure responsible for guiding us successfully through our last year at Wilson. SEHIUR UFHCERS Franklin Campbell . . . . . President LaMont Ridley .... . . Vice President Cynthia Lauer .... . . Secretary Mary Eileen Flynn . . . . . Treasurer Barbara LaVan . . . . . Publicity Secy CLASS MOTTO Ever Onward - The World As Our Teacher Class Colors Class Flower Maroon and Silver White Rose 11 CLHSS PUHH Remember in September In the Fall of '43 When we started out as Freshies just as dumb as we could be? The teacher seemed to notice it And pointed out to us She'd taught some pretty stupid ones But we were stupid plus. But we struggled through that Freshman year And now we had attained The thrill of being sophomores But still the juniors reigned. We overcame that little thing In the passing of that year And now that we were juniors Our better days were here Those days went all too quickly And just like overnight We donned the role of seniors Graduation was in sight. Our senior play made success Our concerts, and each game Spurred Wilson on to better things And the seniors on to fame. Yes, we've had fun and hardships And we will miss it all But we are getting older, and A supple future calls. But, before we yield to future's calls We'd like to say goodbye As we depart from the silenced halls Of 'dear old central high. It's this time of graduation And excitement of that day That brings thoughts of parting classmates As we each go on our way. So we thank you Mrs. Singer And Sergeant Richardson For the patient helpful guidance And the good work that You've done. We'll cherish every friendship With each girl and every boy We'll treasure every memory Of our school days filled with joy. We'll hold in very high esteem The colors, silver, soft and clear And maroon, it's bright companion For this forty-seven year. Our motto: Ever onward - The World As Our Teacher Will stay in our heart as a silent pledge And rule our life's procedure. Half of our heavy task is done We speak but a word of sorrow As we say farewell to Wilson High And turn to meet tomorrow. E. Main 12 HERBERT ALLGIER K I rbi ! Ambition - to be a carpen- ter Baseball 3 Pageant 3 Yearbook 4 ROBERT SALE Ierry Ambition - to graduate in '47 Choir 4 Yearbook Ass't Phot. 4 Class Will 4 BEVERLY BARROWS 6 fBeV! ! Ambition - to be an Inter- ior Decorator Niagara Falls 1,2,3 Yearbook Art Ass't 4 DAVID BLEMASTER Prof Ambition - to cheat the mortician out of as much bus- iness as pos- sible Choir, Band 1,2,3,4 Octet 2 Mgr. Basketball, Baseball, Football 1,2,3,4 Varsity Club 3,4 Senior Play 4 Yearbook Phot. Ed. 4 Class History 4 Pageant 3 GENE BRADLEY Shine Ambition - to go to R.B.I. Lib. Council 1,2,4 Girls' Softball 3,4 Choir 4 Pageant 3 Varsity Club 4 Senior Play 4 MILDRED BRADLEY K I ! Ambition - to be success- ful in whatever I do Class Secretary 3 Yearbook QAss t Copyl 4 PATRICIA BUCHNER K I 9 Ambition - to live up to the will of the Class of '46 Pageant 3 ROSE BURTON ' 'Butch' ' Ambition - to be a steno- grapher Resurrection High 1,2,3 Choir 4 FRANKLIN CAMPBELL ' ' Soupie' ' Ambition - to be success- ful in every- thing I attempt Pageant KNarratorl 3 Ir. Band 3 Class Pres. 3 Class Pres. 4 Senior Play 4 Choir 4 Yearbook Ass't Ed. 4 IOHN CURTISS ' 'Cur1y Ambition - to completely ignore women tyakl Band 1 , 2 Pageant 3 Baseball 3 Basketball 3 Varsity Club 3,4 Yearbook Ass't Adv. 4 ROBERT DAUNCE Oscar Ambition - to pass Chem in 47 Pageant 3 ROY ENSMINGER ' 'Tex' ' Ambition - to join the For- eign Legion North Tonawanda 1,2, 3 Football 4 Varsity Club 4 I . ' ' MARY ANN ESTONY HMaeH Ambition - to be an art teacher Choir 1 Fashion Show 1 Ir. Red Cross Rep. 3 Ir. Prom Queen 3 Cheerleader 3,4 Varsity Club 4 Senior Pla 4 Yearbook ?Art Ed.J 4 MARY EILEEN FLYNN ClMefIP Ambition - to be a re- search chem- ist Sacred Heart l,2,3 Senior Play 4 Class Treasurer 4 Yearbook lAss't Ed.D 4 GLORIA FOSTER ' ' Fuzz' ' Ambition - to be a junior high teacher Lib. Coun. 1,2,4 Pageant 3 Class Treasurer 3 Choir 4 Senior Pla 4 Yearbook gllist. Ed.J 4 IUDITH GALE Iud' ' Ambition - to be a social worker Choir 1,4, Star Staff 2 Ir. Red Cross Rep. 2 Lib. Coun. 1 Cheerleader 1,2,3,4 Girls' Softball 3,4 Varsity Club 4 Pageant 3 Senior Pla 4 Yearbook Xkdv. Ed.J 4 DORIS HOTCHKIN ' ' Lena' ' Ambition - to stop worry- ing about life and enjoy it Choir 1,2,3 Fashion Show 1 Pageant 3 Cheerleader 4 Girls' Softball 3,4 RONALD HURTGAM Hurky Ambition - to be a farmer Pageant 3 F. F. A. 1,2,3,4 MARILYN KAYNER ggLynn7! Ambition - to have an am- bition Horseheads High 1 Dallas, Texas 2 LaSalle High 3 LAURE MAE KEIPER Laurie Ambition - to graduate in '47 LaSalle 1,2,3 CYNTHIA LAUER Cyn Ambition - to have one heck of a good time Pine Hill High 1 ,2 Pageant 3 Cheerleading 4 Class Secretary 4 BARBARA LA VAN Barb' Ambition - Comm. Art Choir 1 Star Staff 2 Ir. Red Cross Rep. 2,4 Library Coun. 1,2,3,4 Art Club 3 Pageant 3 Empire Girls' State 3 Varsity Club 4 Mgr. Cheerleaders 4 Senior Play 4 Class Pub. Secretary 4 Yearbook Ed. in chief 4 ELEANOR MAIN Elly Ambition - LaSalle High 1,2,3 ROGER MOORE Moe Ambition - Notre Dame in '48 Choir ' 1,4 Band 1 Basketball 1 , 2 , 3, 4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Pageant 3 Football 4 Varsity Club 3,4 fPres.D 3 SHIRLEY MYERS Shirl Ambition - to be a success Copy Editor CAss'tJ 4 IOHN POWELL Cudd1es Ambition - to get out of Biology Youngstown 1 , 2, 3 Senior Play fStageJ 4 LA MONT RIDLEY Chub Ambition - play football at Syracuse Pageant 3 Basketball 2, 3,4 Baseball 3,4 Football 4 Varsity Club 3,4 Class Vice President 4 Yearbook CAss't Salesj 4 RICHARD ROGERS ' ' Rich' ' Ambition - to run a freez- ing plant in Alaska Pageant 3 Basketball 2 , 3 Football 4 Senior Play fStageJ 4 Varsity Club 4 RUTH RUNG Punk Ambition -to be a success in whatever I attempt Choir 1,3,4 Page ant 3 Yearbook CC opy Ed.J 4 JOYCE SALISBURY Icy Ambition - to be a librar- ian Choir 1 , 2 , 3 Library Council 3 Pageant 2 HELEN SCHAAL Ambition - success in all my undertak- ings Pageant 3 SHIRLEY SCHEITHEIR Ambition - to be a beau- tician Band 1 , 2 , 3, 4 Pageant 3 Yearbook 4 JoHN SCHERMERHORN Skippy Ambition - to play basket- ball with Chub and Moe at Syracuse Band 1 Basketball 2 , 3 , 4 Varsity Club 3,4 Pageant 3 Yearbook Sales Mgr. 4 LORETTA TOWER Toot Ambition - to be a Phy. Ed. teacher Library Council 1,4 Art Club 3 Cheerleader 2,3,4 Varsity Club 3,4 Girls' Softball 3,4 Pageant 3 Class Vice President 3 Senior Play 4 Yearbook Ass't Sales 4 Class Prophecy 4 DUANE TRUESDELL Daner Ambition - to be a chem - ist Ir. Red Cross Rep. 1 Pageant 3 Football 4 Senior Play 4 HELEN URTEL Tiny Ambition - to pass the test of friendship with fly- ing colors Pageant 3 Art Club 3 Yearbook Ass't Copy 4 JAMES VOIT Doc Ambition - to pass French Holy Angels High 1,2,3, Choir 4 ELEANOR WALZ Elly Ambition - to have time to do everything I want to. Choir 1 ,2, 3,4 Pageant 3 Yearbook 4 DONALD WHEELER llPeckyH Ambition - to go to college DAVID WILLIAMS Dave Ambition - to get through college Choir 1 Band 1,2,3,4 Baseball tMgr.J 3 Basketball CMgr.l 1,2,3 Varsity Club 3,4 Pageant 3 Senior Play 4 L to R - Bradley, Tower, Blemaster, Foster, Flynn Standing - Mr. Lee, Estony, Campbell, Truesdell, Gale, LaVan, Mr. Richardson SEIHUH PLH9 Refreshed by their long week-end and turkey dinners, aspiring thespians of the senior class met for try-outs for ACT YOUR AGE, the first week of December. Iudy Gale, Barbara LaVan, Franklin Campbell, Duane Truesdell, Gene Bradley, Mary Ann Estoney, Loretta Tower, Mary Eileen Flynn, Gloria Foster, and David Blemaster were given the nod for the questionable honor of dashing home for a hasty gulp, only to scurry back to re- hearsals, almost nightly for the next two months. The selections proved fortunate. After nearly eight weeks, during which time Mr. Lee and Mr. Richardson, our two harassed directors, brow-beat the cast through countless hours of grinding rehearsals, the play was generally conceeded to have been the most suc- cessful venture of its type seen in Wilson for many years. The cast unanimously agreed that the hours of- effort, relieved only by Mary Eileen's cullinary accomplishments enjoyed at post-rehearsal parties in the Home Economics Room, were well worth all the grief and anguish that they cost. Highlights of the performance that brought reverberating laughter and applause from two appreciative audiences included Dana's masquerade as a hula dancer, the wrestling prowess of Gene Bradley as she manfully tossed the rest of the cast about like ten-pins, Franklin's carefully admonished strokes to the posterior of Mary Ann's anatomy, Prof's walrus-like roaring at all and sundry before he was properly chastened by the combined efforts of the rest of the class, and, perhaps most hilarious of all, the return to life of flour-besmirched Judy and Barbara after the lugubriously funereal atmosphere of the death scene. 18 L CLHSS HISTUREI Twelve years ago the present senior class marched into the old school to learn the A, B, C's and elementary principles of mathematics. The greatest event of the first grade, outside of Prof learn- ing to tie his shoe laces, was moving into the new school. The ceremony was climaxed by the proces sion of the grades, beginning with the first, led by Roger Moore, flag bearer. It took quite some time to acquaint ourselves with the wonders of the big first grade room and of the seemingly gigantic new building. The teacher who withstood the ordeal and passed most of us to second grade was Miss Fleace Campbell. The achievement of entering second grade was one of our greatest victories, for we saw the ful- fillment of one of our most ardent desires, to have swinging cloak room doors. Two of the most not- able happenings of that year were M. A. E s entra.nce and exit and the softball game that John and David still remember. During our second year of formal education we were privileged to be under the guidance of Miss Hamblin. Third grade angels, so the saying goes, but not in actual life, as our good teacher, Mrs. Birch, bitterly discovered. By the time we reached the fourth grade we really began to feel groum up. A course in Australian geography, ably taught by Miss Evans, may have been responsible., Whatever it was, it became relatively insignificant with the advent of Mrs. McMurray's written assignments in fifth grade. Two outstanding events of that year were the re-entrance of M. A. E. and the passing of Merle Evans. The latter temporarily dampened our spirits, for Merle was loved by all. Promotion to sixth grade brought the honor of being the oldest students at those great assemblies, but it also brought longer assignments and more advanced studies. However, in Miss Coomb's able hands we came through. Junior High at last, and the first in the new centralized school. The nearly doubled enrollment gave us many new classmates. junior High did have some disadvantages, however, notably Regents' examinations. But under the instruction of capable Mrs. Dikeman most of us did well and were ready for Mrs. Canfield, who guided us in our last year of elementary schooling. In 1943 we proudly proclaimed ourselves freshmen. Our homeroom teacher was Mrs. Gray, who kept us well in hand. In our sophomore year, Mrs. Ness and Mrs. Singer were our homeroom teach- ers. A rummage sale was the main project of this year. Since we were unable to undertake many activities, we awaited our junior year with anticipation. In our junior year we piously elected the following class officers: president, Franklin Campbell, vice president, Loretta Tower, secretary, Mildred Bradleyg and treasurer, Gloria Foster. We were most capably guided by Mrs. Singer and Mr. Rawley Lynch, our class advisors. As juniors we spon- sored a highly successful Halloween dance. The Spring Ball, given by the juniors and seniors, con- cluded our activities for the year. And now the final and probably most cherished chapter in the history. What a joyous and eventful senior year it has been, and what a storehouse for memories. The concert series which we spon- sored was a huge success, financially as well as from the entertainment standpoint. The magazine subscription campaign in which we collaborated with the juniors brought profit to both classes. And ACT YOUR AGE, the class play, was a fitting climax to the activities of the first semester. Dur- ing the Easter vacation the class spent four days in New York City, sightseeing and generally having a good time. With Iune came graduation and the end of our high school career, but everyone agrees that we enjoyed twelve wonderful years together. Before closing, we wish to thank our advisors, Mrs. Singer and Mr. Richardson, for the splendid job they did. For it was under their guidance that we emerged successful in all our projects. 19 CLHSS Ullll We, the Senior Class of Wilson Central School, being indisputably of sound and disposing mind and memory and about to depart from this grand institution of learning, do make, declare and publish the ensuing instrument, consisting of page, as our last will and testament, hereby revoking any and all former wills by us at any time heretofore made. Herbert Allgeier endows his dozens of temporary excuses to Bob Carew. Beverly Barrows wills the name Husky to every other girl in the school. David Blemaster leaves his Boy Scout pin to Mac McLennen. Mildred and Gene Bradley bestow their giggles upon Esther Landy. Patricia Buchner grants the secret of growing older and no taller to Miss McLellan. Rose Burton bequeaths those noon-hour strolls in the hall to any Jimior girl who wants to take over. Take your pick, Ray. Franklin Campbell leaves his dates to Dave Cantara. Frank has no further use for them. John Curtis wills his nickname Curly to Frank Jeffery. Robert Daunce wills his domination over the girls to Durwood Bendt. Roy Ensminger endows his popularity in the office to Johnny Figura. Mary Ann Estony bestows her dainty and debonair mannerisms upon Marilyn Forder. Mary Eileen Flynn wills that ,wonderful Bloodhound perserverance in collecting money to the treasurer of the Senior Class of 8. Gloria Foster leaves her high I, Q. to Dolores Speck. Judy Gale wills her after-school seat in the Town Dinette to Maxine Carter. Doris Hotchkin bestows her daily race with the morning bell to Rita Pratt. Ronald Hurtgam leaves his knowledge of basketball to Louis Flood. Marilyn Kayner leaves the honor of being the first one in the class to be engaged to Joyce Bennett. Laura Mae Keiper endows her place behind the soda fountain to Billy Stockwell. Christmas trees are a good side line too, Billy. Cynthia Lauer wills her center position and endurance in that new cheer, Beat, Beat, Beat to Mar ensen. galrbara LaVan grants to next year's Homemaking classes all the flour and water left over from the Senior Play. Eleanor Main wills her knowledge of Business Law to Mr. Tarr. Shirley Myers bestows upon J. Evelyn Hiltz the ability to bake apple pies. Roger Moore wills his athletic abilities and his way with the girls to Louie Neuman. John Powell leaves the habit of going steady to Ken Tracy. LaMont Ridley grants his influence in the library to Chuck Wilson. Richard Rogers wills to Chod Burlingame the many headaches he has given to Mr. Richardson. Ruth Rung leaves her ability to do things in the nick ' of time to Florence Figura. Joyce Salisbury grants the ability to finish high school in three years to any freshman who is dis- couraged already. Helen Schaal and Eleanor Walz grant their shy and quiet manners to Eileen Moran and Jean Ver- gueson. Shirley Scheitheir wills her ticket punch to Lois Stedman. John Schermerhorn leaves a few extra inches of his altitude to Albert Mulligan. Loretta Tower wills her bright red wrestling tights to Betty MacMilliam. Duane Truesdell endows the title Heartbreaker to Fred Lampman. How are things in Tuscar- ora, Daner? Helen Urtel leaves that little edge of the bus seat to Betty Mattoon. James Voit bestows his multi-colored UGS UPOH Alfred KGYGS- Donald Wheeler bestows his bicycle to Paul Thompson. David Williams wills his romantic nature to Harry Mawhiney. Rfobert Bale leaves to this world all the known and unknown enemies that he has made in the writ- ing o this will. 20 CLHSS PRUPHECU In the following lines I shall relate, The lives of my classmates in '58, Myself a future teacher of Phy. Ed. To write this prophecy I dread. As I gaze into the future, who do I see Running for the presidency, Our Soupie, fair and bold and gay, And beside him the former Miss Shay. The lady dark and full of grace, Who is trying to better the human race, Is Judy Gale, you may have guessed, Who lights the lamps of those depressed. Her face is kindly and wise, At her nod her pupils arise, She wields a rod of iron I'm told, ' Our fair Fuzzy Foster of old. Her head in the clouds of nature and defianc She buries herself deep in her science, She has no thoughts of gaiety or sin, This dark, beauteous, Mary Eileen Flynn. By her side in the laboratory bright, Smashing the atoms to the left and right, Stands Daner, a might muscled Titian, And Pecky right in there fightin'. The hen before the egg, the egg before the h Is a problem that always perplexed men, But Richard Rogers, through great study, Has solved this problem for everybody. And Cyn though full of grace and poise, Still seems to make a lot of noise, Her soul is that of a true Lauer, As she tends each precious little flower. Say, there is Prof in a swivel chair, With patients scattered everywhere, A famous surgeon now, his life complete, He says his assistant sure is sweet Jerry Bale, our corny wit, Has really scored a hit, He wrote a book of gags last year, Now his life is just a drear, We all remember Beverly B3 Interior Dec is her specialty. Ensconced in fashionable style now, She charges plenty for her know how. Bevs part time helper you'll recall, Is Marilyn Kayner, right on the ball The first of our class to get maritally tangled To her this stuff is nothing new-fangled. 21 On the Randall Road there used to dwell, A girl whom we all knew well, Barbara has now learned to paint, And to make the ugliest look like a saint. In the world of art there is, A pal who's become quite a whiz, Mary Ann is this ladies name, Wearing on her brow, a wreath of fame. Waves and curls were Helen's goal, But Cupid has taken another toll, At dishes and babies shes having a try, Cause Bill changed Urtel to Bye. Who is it, about whom the girls did rave, T'was none other than our handsome Dave, And he still makes feminine hearts flutter, While dishing out groceries and butter. Man can propose, but God can dispose And that's what happened to our dear Rose, A typist she aspired to be, - But Ray has changed her aims, we see. With pleasure I remember Roy, Who used to be quite a ladies boy, His beauing days seem to be o'er, Since he has taken over his fathers store. Hammers and saws were Herbs delight, He dreamed of building day and night, Now building a skyscraper tall, He considers no job at all. Going, going, gone is the auctioneer's yell, Go to John Powell if you've anything to sell He'll put your junk on the block, Dishes, pans and rockers that won't rock. 1 7 In Holl wood Oscar is the name of fame, Y In Wilson it must be the same, For among the farmers Robert is tops, Noted for the excellence of his crops. There's Hurky, who spent ma.ny a day, While in the organization of the F. F. A., This line of work he has followed, And is now a farmer of Frog Hollow. Shirley Myers and Helen Schaal, Have answered now to duties call, They work beside the patient's beds, Till there's hope that they aren't dead. Joyce Salisbury wanted the city life, To her a small town was a cause of strife, She lives in Lockport and currently rules, The library of a new high school. It seems our '47 Senior Play Led one of our classmates astray, Though she studied business, Gene's now paid For working as a professional maid. And Pat, who did before a mirror preen, Hoping some day to be a movie queen, And Madam Dionne she has outclassed, In doing her bit to make the race last. Amid the virgin oak and pine, Work two old school friends of mine, It's Chub and John, now forest rangers, Who fear neither flood, fire or other dangers. Syracuse, Colegate and Notre Dame, Rog still lives a life of fame, . g A Now a professional basketball star, ' But we all knew he'd get that far. They ruffled his hair and satfon his lap They both tought their boss-was quite a chap, It's Punk and Murph right in there pitching Each one hoping to make a hitching. ' Of Romeos, Main had quite a store, In fact, she said more than a score, But Eleanor now has settled down to one, And has three daughters and one fine son. Through our classrooms a.nd through our halls, Passed a girl named Eleanor Walz, Time to do what I want to do Her ambition has at last come true. A girl in every port is the sailors way, No exception is Jimmy, they say, Love 'em and leave 'em and not look back, Is Cap't. Voit's method of attack. She can cut and clip and wave your hair, From your face remove the lines of care, -Home of Schiethier is writ on her place, Go to her she'll re-do your face. A mighty, intrepid hunter he, He chases game o'er land and sea, Johnny Curtiss is this lad of renown, Who resided of yore on Ransomville town. Sharps and flats are her forte She spurns lads who come to court, Music with her comes first, they say, And from this rule, Doris will not sway. Sodas and sundaes she used to dispense, With a delicate hand and artistic sense, - But if you are low and not feeling so well, Go to Laura, she has the right drug to sell. s f 'J'-Q 7 KXXlf ffX I KA J 1 , Sz E? X34 ,ily .57 S IIIIDEHGHHDUHTES JUHIUHS Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Stubbs, Kelly, Fogg Carter, Friedrich, Gindrich, Marks, Mrs. Ness, Zastrow, Sweet, Wilcox, W. Kam MacMi1lian, Stedman, Burton, Rich, Iensen, Wethy, Goodman, Verguson, Speck, Miller, Burnett Hiltz, Moran, R. Fogg, Grant, Wendt, Herbert, Forder, McCor- mick, Wethy Row 1 - Lapp, Martin, Campbell, Alexander, Figura, Smith Row 2 - Rohring, Faery, Stockwell, Thomsen, Mrs. Schermerhorn, Filer, Flood, Schultz, McLellan Row 3 - Sanger, Albright, Glenn, Baker, Lampman, Tracey, Goodridge, Cantara, Mawhiney Row 4 - Furman, Carew, Ortiz, Latta, Volls, Seefeldt, Keyes, Goodman, Hall 24 SUPHUIHUHES Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Mulligan, Gurski, Ensmihger, Treichler, O'Bora, Gurski Golde, Kam, Pratt, Smith, Mr. Lee, Capurro, Figura, Hillman, Carrigan Tower, Smith, Zahno, Zastrow, Reed, Hornsby, Dart, Hopkins, Ward, Mielke, Einstein Lampman, Bennett, LeVan, Munn, Landy, Volls, Schermerhorn, Daunce, Mattoon, Lozzi Row 1 Row 2 Row 3-- Row 4 Speck, Collins, Hartwig, Wager, Kneeppel, Krueger, Lisbon, Burton. C Seefeldt, Seefeldt, Himmelbeck, Tooker, Mr. Waite, Paine, Stacy, Fenn, Lederhouse, Williams. Laffler, Baker, Clark, Treichler, Luff, Kayber, jeffrey, Taylor, Johnson, Hamill, Nickerson. Leggett, Ortiz, Collins, Seabert, Wilson, Peterson, Neumann, Walker, Harrington, Blacklock. 25 FRESHIHEH Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Rohring, Champion, Ieffords, Hanna, Atkinson, Martin, Clement, Lederhouse, Yousett, Alexander, Urtel Sanger, Verguson, Zahno, Chestnut, Miss McClellan, Mrs. Lee, Smith, E. Lederhouse, Daley, Hotchkin Bartz, Reubens, Brauer, DeVantier, Schultz, Hass, Nath, Ludwig, Miller, Rohring, Harbison, Faery Blemaster, Treichler, Maacks, Ringleb, Shoultz, Martenson, Keizer, Servos, Kneeppel, Mark, Caldwell Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Johnston, Eggert, Figura, Treichler, Denny, Sornberger, Cantara, Sylvies, Burnett Russell, Flager, Hurtgam, Sweet, Mrs. Borngraeber, Hillman, Moran, Waldo, Schultz, MacKenzie Branch, Mielke, Smith, Taylor, Weber, Rohring, Goltz, Barrows, Monroe, Seefeldt, Harbison Munch, Bobo, Kneeppel, Southard, Myracle, Meahl, Cramer, Singer, Human, Munch 26 , , EIGHTH snnnf Row 1 - Bartz, Buckner, Luckman, Wheeler, Mrs. Reber, Seefeldt, Zastrow, Becken, Heidenfeldt Row 2 - Clevely, Sta.hlman, Clark, Hornsby, johnson, Fitch, Sanger, Maacks, Walz Row 3 - McCormick, Hausman, Schultz, Munn, Bradley, Hillman, Faraday, Carl, Harrington Front - Swick Row 1 - Stedman, Cranston, Burrows, Woolson, Mrs. Campbell, Schotz, Ieffords, Forder, Lafler Row 2 - McCarthy, Scheffler, Hillman, Schultz, Miller, Hamill, Collins, Branch, McNally, Toenniessen Row 3 - Walker, Cevaer, Snell, Kennedy, Johnson, Schaal, Grenville, Schultz, Flynn, Cramer 27 SEVENTH GHHDE Rowl - Row2 - Row3 - Row4 - Sullivan, Goodman, Branch, Madison, Fredericks, DeNeau, DeNeau, Tillotsen, Myers Monroe, Martin, Bloodgood, Mrs. Callahan, Mrs. Dikeman, Sylvies, Haner, Barrand, Rohring Cramer, Buckner, Howe, Doyle, Flynn, Magrum, Figura, Servos, Bohn, Hausman, Register Peirce, Luce, Duxbury, Sonker, Robinson, Schrader, Rung, Scheff- ler, Mosher, Benzino Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 - Atkinson, Krauss, Ganshaw, Brown, Patterson, Atkinson, Lisman - Maacks, Speck, Woolson, Sales, Mrs. Reber, Siegel, Sweet, Good- man, Perks - Ganshaw, Forder, Munn, Koller, Pollow, Cole, Munch, Smith, Lester, Maacks - Pearce, Battles, Greenlief, Thomsen, Faraday, Snell, Barrand, Schlyer, Robinson, Wray 28 X. X f X X xxx f I I X X 2 FIFTH GHHIJE Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Swick, Myers, Bohn, Hillman, Hecht, Lester, Fleming, McCarthy, Hornsby, Hillman, Hillman, Specht, Broderick Albright, Carew, Brydges, Albright, June, Haynes, Miss Allgeier, Miss Hamilton, Harrington, Wheeler, Zahno, Zahno, Grabbit Rohring, Luckman, Collins, Caufield, Greenlief, Dent, Martin, Wilson, Myracle, Scheffler, Dietz, johnson, Borhman, Stull Borhman, Langdon, Hazen, Meeks, Keyes, Martin, Houghtling, Baker, Baker, Schrader, Tisdale slxm snnnf Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Cramer, Singer, Cantara, Wilson, Vought, Taylor, Cevaer, Croop, Evans Stacy, Broderick, Tourville, Schultz, Miss Coombs, Miss Allgeier, Wakeman, Woolson, Rice Collins, A. Zastrow, Rogers, Eckert, Wright, Koller, Beutel, Bohn- stadt, Seefeldt, Streeter, Fitch, Brydges Demmin, Luce, Austin, H. Zastrow, Tarr, Burrows, DeHey, Ward, Bangs, Widmer, Lampman 30 THIRD GHHDE Row 1 - Smith, Marcks, Schaal, Haynes, Walz, Zastrow, Walz, Owen, Moore, Rinehart, Zastrow, Hecht Row 2 - Myers, Collins, Dent, Heinz, Cevaer, Sullivan, Stimson, Lort, Mc Nally, Mays, Broeker, McCarthy, Witkop, Schnoor, Zeitz, Smith Row 3 - McClellan, Argue, Sievert, Smith, Reeves, Brodericks, Wheeler, Canshaw, Beyer, Bloodgood, St. Cyr, Cornell, Henschel, Scheffler, Duxbury, Wilcox, Hahn Row 4 - Martin, Pierce, Langdon, Mudge, Wright, Wiehle, Harrington, Up- ton, Hillyard, Bangs, Clark, Powel, Friedrichs, Goodrich, Dem- min, Forder FOURTH GHHDE Row 1 - Austin, Albright, Perks, Cramer, Houghtling, Martin, Atkinson, Collins, Ieffords, Speck Row 2 - Croop, Scheffler, Claypoole, Mrs. Burch, Mrs. Bowersox, Branch, Cole, Schultz, Campbell, Woodcock, Pettit Row 3 - Brydges, Flynn, Weber, Cantara, Felix, Reading, Secor, Rick, Hillman, Borhman, Wilbur, Schaal, Bloodgood Row 4 - Volls, Langdon, Hutchison, Thiel, Forder, Swedenhjelm, Walker, Pearce 31 FIRST BRHDE I as Row 1 - Smith, Hunt, Trautman, Sonker, Owen, Hugenor, Riley, Hotchkin, Leitz, Kopp, McNally, Perks Row 2 - Ganshaw, Swick, Harrington, Wheeler, Myers, Orlando, Lons- berry, Lederhouse, Stein, Tate, Hammond, Schultz, Pettit Row 3 - Cantara, Austin, Parker, Haynes, Scheffler, Woolson, Goodrich, Frerichs, Garrels, Smith, Rinehart, Felix, Clark, Ingram Row 4 - Bieda, Bangs, Siegel, Martin, Kreutz, Taylor, Widmer, Andrix, Albright, Holmes, Beyer, Bohn SECUHU GHHDE Row 1 - Callahan, Heinz, Monroe, Witkop, Hillman, Dix, Hageman, Culver- well, Luzader, Kepner, Weber, Hillyard Row 2 - Frey, Carey, Hare, Secor, Ieffords, Herbert, Wakeman, Croop, Martin, Demmin, Evans, Bestoff, Collins, St. Cry Row 3 - Ieffords, Henschel, Munn, Herbert, Beutel, Felix, Hazen, Cochran, Frerichs, Albright, Fritton, Schultz, Nevins, Hornsby, Munn Row 4 - Gorhan, Keyes, Rohring, Yousette, Seefeldt, Reeves, Brydges, Fitch, Glenn, Herbert, Barrows, Poole, McCutcheon, Pierce, Pig- gins, Lederhouse 32 f I X Kg AV X 'Q X4 Y N? XXX ,I A ' JI X1 xl 4 wi Xtf. f Elisjkk '77 K X tx Q 223' x,s f3',f' ,J 9 ,fix-XX, ,x if .. X N In Q k . KT! P B P 5 , ,, fi m-Wsotonk X RIIRHL WILSON DISTRICT NO. 4 WILSON DISTRICT NO. 6 Row 1 - C. Zastrow Pettit G. Lewis Bauer R. Row 1 - D. Madsen, M. Madsen, E. Schultz Zastrow, Af Zastrow , , Row 2 - Knapp, I. Schultz, K. Madsen, C. Schultz, Row 2 - Karsten, V. Lewis, R. Lewis, I. Derda, Pepenhagen F. Derda Teacher - Mrs. Swick Row 3 - Atkinson, D. Lewis, Dierx Teacher - Mrs. Hopkins WILSON DISTRICT NO. 10 WILSON DISTRICT NO. 8 --. I Row 1 - D. Theis, Randall, Lane, C. Theis, Macks, Row 1 - R. Horne, Wickham, Dixon, Seefeldt, Hecht, E. Woolson, R. Woolson Strassbourg Row 2 - M. Woolson, Case, Strablow, Stevens, H. Row 2 - Easterbrook, Krueger, V. Horne, A. Horne, Case, R. Woolson, A. Theis, Banks Higgins, Lawton, H. Horne Teacher - Miss Julia Stevens Teacher - Miss Helen Stevens 34 N 7 X x 1 lu ik KMA ,ffl XXX XXX ? Yi Q Q9 W Y! x A Aja 4 149 .,-'Q x xx I HCTIVITIES FUUTBHLL First row: Schmidt, Mosher, Faery, Nickerson, Taylor Second row: Baker, Clark, Luff, Truesdell, Rogers Third row: Blemaster, Ridley, Carew, Neuman, Moore, Walker, Mr. Hutchison WILSON'S SIX-MAN FOOTBALL TEAM---UNDEFEATED In it's first year of football competition Wilson scored victories over all of it's Niagara-Orleans County League opponents, to take the League Cup. The first League game with Lyndonville the Wilson huskies won very handily 26-12. In the non-league game, Newfane Central held Wilson to a 13-13 tie, only to fall later to the Wilsonites, 32-12, in a game played at Krull Park, Olcott, New York. In it's final League game, Royalton-Hartland was snowed under 51-0. Roger Moore led the Wilson team scoring with 36 points. Newcomers, Nicker- son, Schmidt, Taylor, and Ensminger, all with some football experience, gave Wilson a slight advantage over it's opponents. Wilson used two teams with noted success, one team being on a near par with the other. The starting team, referred to by Coach Hutchison as team A, was made up of Moore, Nickerson and Neumann in the backfield, with Walder, Schmidt, and Ensminger in the line. Team B found Tidley, Taylor, and Luff in the backfield, with McLennan and Mosher alternating and Carew, Faery, and Seefeldt on the line, with Rogers and Seefeldt alternating. League Standings: Won Lost Pct. Wilson 3 0 1 .000 Newfane 2 1 .667 Lyndonville 1 2 .333 Royalton- Hartland 0 3 .000 36 and will be the makings of next year's team. 1 BHSHETBHLL L to R - Mr. Hutchison, Faery, Thompson, Neuman, Moore, Scher- merhorn, Carew, Seefeldt, Clark, McLellan Center- Ridley, Mosher SUMMARY OF BASKETBALL SEASON 1946-1947 Starting the season's practice with eight boys who saw action on last year's varsity team, Coach Hutchison molded together a fast, ag- gresive team that was undefeated in its 14 regular games. High scorer for the season with 217 points, Roger Moore ended his fourth year in basketball competition for Wilson as one of the outstand- ing players of the Niagara-Orleans League. Don Mosher, a returned vet, fitted into the winning aggregation as a stellar guard, scoring 115 points to carry off 2nd place in that department. John Schermer- horn, the most improved player on the club, Louis Neuman, and Chub' Ridley completed the first championship five. Neuman and Ridley's ex- cellent defensive play enabled Wilson to be the best defensive team of the Niagara-Orleans League. Neuman is the only one of the first five to be back for another year. Paul Thomsen, Bob Carew, and Roger Seefeldt saw plenty of action NIAGARA-ORLEANS STANDINGS GAME SCORES 30 won lost per. Wilson Royal-Hart Wilson 14 0 1000 Wilson 37 Royal-Hart Deveaux 11 3 .786 Wilson 53 Lewiston Newfane 9 5 .643 Wilson 57 Lewiston Youngstown 4 8 .429 Wilson 29 Deveaux Barker 5 9 .357 Wilson 39 Deveaux Royal-Hart 5 9 .357 Wilson 29 Barker Lyndonville 4 10 .286 Wilson 58 Barker Lewiston 2 12 .143 Wilson 39 Youngstown Wilson 38 Youngstown Wilson 55 Lyndonville Wilson 51 Lyndonville Wilson 35 Newfane Wilson 28 Newfane INDIVIDUAL SCORING F-G Fouls Total Moore 86 44 216 Mosher 13 115 9 91 Ridley 51 Schermerhorn 41 21 'leuman 24 21 63 4 52 HUTCHH 4 gsmp! ! 'WHIMPYH ' LOUIE HMOE' UCHUB' JUHIUR VHHSITU L to R - Mr. Hutchison, Luff, Seefeldt, Seabert, Wilson, Schaal, Walker Standing - Hurtgam, Clark, Kneeppel, Wager CHEEH LEHDEHS Mrs. Hutchinson Ir. Varsity - Urtel, Iensen, Lauer, Verguson, Hotchkin, Figura Varsity - Tower, Carter, Gale, Herbert, Burton, Estony, Kelly 39 D BHSEBHLL Row 1 - Blemaster, Martin, Luff, Neuman, Mr. Hutchison Row 2 - Faery, Thomsen, Mosher, Seefeldt, Moore, Walker, Ridley, Figura, Clark, McLennan VHHSIT9 CLUB - Center Front - Schermerhorn Row 1 - Wilcox, Tower, Gale, LaVan, Mr. Hutchison, Herbert, Bradley, Estoney Row 2 - Kelly, Iensen, McLennan, Clark, Williams, Taylor, Nickerson, Burton, Carter H - Figura, Mosher, Seefeldt, Moore, Neuman, Walker, Ridley, Luff 40 sums' lnmnmunnls L to R - Carter, Capurro, Forder, Herbert, LaVa.n, Bradley, Gale Iensen, Wilcox Center - Tower SUHBHLL Center - Schaal, Tower, Urtel, Lauer, LaVan, Gale, Estony, Hotchkin 41 Bnnn , , GLEE CLUB First Row, L to R: Burton, Rung, Tower, Friedrich, Pratt, Sweet, Kelly, Carter, Smith, O'Bora, Hotchkin, Verguson. Second Row, L to R: Figura, Einstein, Bartz, Stedman, Zahno, Walz, Miss Rawson, Marks, Ludwig, Burnett, Ward, Speck, Schultz, Ieffords. Third Row, L to R: Iohnson, Diebold, Hornsby, Gale, Herbert, Nath, Hiltz, Treichler, Ring lib, Schulz, Bradley, Jensen, Grant, Bennett, Blemaster. Fourth Row, L to R: I-Iartwig, Lafler, Bale, Hamil, Schermerhorn, Landy, Volls, Hornsby, Stockwell, Clark, Nickerson, Southard, Blemaster. Fifth Row, L to R: Harrington, Seabert, Baker, Hall, Moore, Newman, Lampman, Latta, Albright, Voit, Cantarra, Barrows. . 42 mms' cuunus Row 1 -Jeffords, Champion, Figura, Rung, Kelly, Pratt, Friedrich, O'Bora, Carter, Verguson, Hotchkin, Faery, Clement, Gurski , Row 2 - Zahno, Treichler, Mark, Wethy, Ringleb, Grant, Schermer- horn, Miss Rawson, Miss Dane, Landy, Herbert, Bradley, Hornsby, Martenson, Smith Row 3 - Smith, Ward, Blemaster, Servos, Reed, Hornsby, Goodeman, Nath, Gale, Shoultz, Sallisbury, Miller, Hiltz, Bennett, jen- sen, Sweet, Campbell, Smith Row 4 - Gurski, Einstein, Bartz, Walz, MacMillan, Stedman, Burnett, Schultz, Keizer, Brauer, Diebold, Speck, Zastrow, Ludwig, Harbison, Marks, Tower l BUUS CHORUS Row 1 - Perks, Barrows, Leggett, Ieffords, Rupert, McCarthy, Toenniessen, Hamill, Siegel, Hillman, Figura, Stedman Row 2 - Koller, Hartwig, Moran, Wagoner, Battles, Hamill, Miss Rawson, Regester, Miss Da.ne, McClellan, Leggett, Maacks '- Row 3 - Wray, Fenn, Schultz, Laffler, Stockwell, Smith, Albright, Southard, Johnson, Barrows, Clark, Mielke, Curtiss Row 4 - Schotz, Lisman, Cantara, Harrington, Baker, Meahl, Peterson, Pet- tit, Campbell, Lampman, Siebert, Munch, Goetz 43 Jumun cuunus Row 1 - Ganshaw, Sweet, Toenniessen, McCarthy, Schultz, Schultz, Walker, Pearce, Hamill, Siegel, Ieffords Row 2 - Monroe, DeNeau, Wheeler, McCormick, Carl, Schultz, Hillman, Miss Dane, Munn, Duxbury, Hausman, Hornsby, Capurro, Sanger, Myers Row 3 - Madison, Blnsino, Zastrow, Flynn, Howe, Clevely, Buckner, Gren- ville, Seeleldt, Walz, Harrington, Barrand, Doyle, Flickner, Rohr- ing , Cranston. Row 4 - Speck, Register, Sylvies, Bloodgood, Bartz, Zastrow, Houseman, Schrader, Mosher, Dicken, Servos, Martin, Haner, Branch, De Neau, Brawn. OUR CHORUSES This year the choruses were composed of about seventy members each. The Boys' Chorus, composed of boys from both junior and senior high school, the Girls' Chorus, and the Mixed Choir were all under the direction of Miss Edna Rawson. The latter two groups consisted of high school students only. The Junior Chorus of junior high school students was under the leadership of Miss Dorothy Dane. The most ambitious enterprise of the years was the Christmas program, in which all the choruses performed individually and in combination. Most impressive was the Cathed- ral Scene. A magnlficent stained-glass window, designed and executed by Mrs. Lee and the art students, was used as the backgronmd to lend atmosphere to this scene. From the first chord of the processlonal until the last echo of the recessional died out over an hour later this phase of the program was uniformly impressive. The effective use of lighted candles by all members of the participating groups proved to be the final touch of perfec- tion. Throughout the year various smaller groups were formed to sing on special occasions A girls' ensemble sang between the acts of the senior play. A boys ensemble sang at the Methodist Church Birthday Supper. At this writing other similar dates are tentatively scheduled for the future. The choruses are now working for two principal objectives: the Spring Concert and the finals of the New York State music competition for public schools, to be held at Am- herst Central School in May. Besides the choruses, we shall also enter several soloists. 44 Q JUHIUH RED CROSS Row 1 - Bartz, Ringleb, Kelly, Miller, LeVan, La Van Row 2 - Oritz, Singer, Clark, McLellan, Battles, Miss Carruthers, Walz, Bartz LIBHHHU CUUHCIL Seated - Tower, Mrs. Ness Row 1 - O'Bora, Foster, Zastrow, Hopkins, Lamp- man, Fogg Row 2 - LaVan, Sallisbury, Wilcox, Jensen, Marks 45 fuwnf fnnmfas Row 1 - Russell, Collins, Lisman, Burnett, Williams, Figura, Hurtgam, Kneeppel, Seefeldt Row 2 - Rohring, Schultz, Luff, Faery, Mr. Waite, Figura, Peterson, Tracey, Munch, Sweet Row 3 - Krueger, Alexander, Fenn, johnson, Seefeldt, Clark, Munch, Tooker, Lederhouse, I-Iurtgam, Cramer, Lafler Row 4 - Wager, Goodridge, Wilson, Harrington, Goodma.n, Mea.hl, Keyes, Sanger, Walker, Baker, Himmelback SCIENCE CLUB Row 1 - Figura, Flagler, Taylor, Sornberger Row 2 - Rohring, Mr. Johnson, Foster, Hamll, Hopkins, Mr. Richardson, Sa.nger, Smith Row 3 - Burnett, Tower, Einstein, Burton, Flynn, MacMillan, Bartz, Smith, Blemaster Row 4 - Himmelbeck, Mielke, Southard, Harrington, Singer, Blacklock, Wheeler, Ward 46 HUIHE ECUHUHIICS SHUP 47 HRT IJISPEHSHHU gli 'Ouv Lc.o..Aex sgQ.ma cmuxma' P,3,,9fpd,Q,,' R 'S KKK Qkickw 0U omA C,om'wx 9 -rwwf' :Jing K-A f fm S 19- 7 3' wk 5, I , .1 A ,X-ral,- g,,' ig 1 .. 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Q, YYXY5-,DRXQYYKLYT m-X-e.Q'QNxQY b 'T ,Lie V Down -xxn FY-Ovxft' gf- Q' al F an , mug X wg if lc iff Qt Q14 by - A Q : K if I wx: I Z WX X f COMPLIMENTS OF lvxcovpovo.-he Village F' of WILSON COMPLIMENTS OF Mk cmvb WILSON, NEW YORK 6 IULIAN LU'rz - Mayor ROY W. LANDY - Trustee MERLE S. WILSON - Trustee LEWIS C. SCHRADER - Clerk ALTA B. CORNELL - Treasurer J.R.Buv'ns , COMPLIMENTS OF WILSON, NEW YORK MD G.I:I.n.IicIcIIe:IOvx , Inc. ' PHARMAOIST WILSON NEW YORK COMPLIMENTS OF coMPLuv1ENTs OF D' J m'99'e WILSON FHREMEN INC 3 a WILSON WILSON, NEW YORK NEW YORK 53 NIAQVXEXOPESUNTY NATIONAL BANK fs TRUST co. Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation WILSON, NEW YORK COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF I-IUB HOTEL RAY NEVINS COMPLIMENTS or vl C COMPLIMENTS OF WILSON, NEW Yonx COMPLIMENTS OF N15 WILSON, NEW YORK SERVICE STATION WILSON, NEW YORK me QXEEHER suop 1 54 A623011 Caluzzn COMPLIMENTS OF o- W:lson Dau- Best Wishes for a Happy and W. G. 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COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF H ' ORTONS FRANK Au:-:rx LORIST H E Flowers for all Occasions Phone 4951 WILSON, NEW YORK WILSON, NEW YORK Phone 4201 I . URLBURTS OLD RISP Pickle Products and Condiments Packed by HURLBURT BROS. COMPANY WILSON, NEW YORK Phone 2211 58 COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMEN TS OF COMPLIIVIENTS OF MGX hiya-S Sfzraeger Mlson RESTAURANT WILSON, NEW YORK Lumzrer Co Lumber, Coal Builders Supplies WILSON, NEW YORK er'6 Fronfzer Oz? Strvzce FUEL OILS, GASOLINE, BURNERS, SERVICE Look to Frontier for the Finest Phone 3712 - 3481 WILSON, NEW YORK COMPLIMEN TS OF Meyers Conn Preservm C arp F Packers of Quality Number Ten Tins Fruits and Vegetables WILSON, NEW YORK COMPLIMENTS OF H Jlnacn Plant Grower and Florist Wholesale and Retail WILSON, NEW YORK Phone 3356 COMPLIMENTS OF H. E 51'-ic Coal, Coke, Feed, Fertilizers Phone 4341 WILSON, NEW YORK 59 COMPLIMENTS OF Salitk wi Scvvlce Thomas New-L s 2 Son. The Home of Good Nursery Stock WILSON, NEW YORK WILSON, NEW YORK Recall Post 6294 OREIGN AR COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF VET E RANS OF L.M.VOSbUYg!1 E s+oul'c. WILSON, NEW YORK COMPLIMENTS OF EMI T HMM Packed, Frozen Fruits WILSON, NEW YORK NEWFANE, NEW YORK phone 4061 Phone 3381 COMPLIMENTS OF F ATA-rg COMPLIMENTS OF NORMAN I-HLK PETTIT STREET Real Estate and Insurance Phone 2801 In WILSON, NEW YORK 60 COMPLIMENTS OF HUCISOTL P06. Manufacturers of Quality Feeds and Flour SANBORN, N. Y. Telephone 15 Sam Born Neufl' SS+O T9 I. G. GAMBLE, Prop. Quality Meats Corn. Elm and Ward Road Telephone 90 SANBORN, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF e Sa.-nJba.r' Prop. C. C. SCUDDER Ice Cream Soda A Lunches Sandwiches A Ward Road SANBORN, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF Edwin H. Kroeln SANBORN, N. Y. Telephone 82 COMPLIMENTS OF Pi Ke3 osfore. Purina Chow Far S ENSMINGER BROTHERS , Prop. Custom Fertilizer P General Merchandise SOUTH LAKE STREET SANBORN, N. Y. Ranaonvillc. Eel vjforc. m upplies Grinding and Mixing Seeds Chicks oultry Supplies RANSOMVILLE, N. Y. Telephone 7 PHONE 2721 DE SOTO E I I ' JOHN BEAN o I no T06. PLYMOUTH SPRAY EQUIPMENT RANSOMVILLE, N. Y. NTERNATIONAL HARVESTER FARM IMPLEMENTS 61 COMPLIMENTS OF Jox'xv1s1:on's Pxeskauvaw RANSOMVILLE, N. Y. CLIFFORD IOHNSTON, Prop. COMPLIMENTS OF Sckuu. Q US ivwe.-5 LESTER SCHULTZ, Manager Cl Ae, L. New AUTO BODY WORK WELDING PAINTING TELEPHONE 2583 RANSOMVILLE, N. Y. NIAGARA FALLS TO WILSON COMPLIMENTS OF garage work by appointment only RANSOMVILLE, N. Y. Glenn lfl. Poole TELEPHONE 2012 COMPLIMENTS OF Rvuwuv New Li son MILK AND CREAM PHONE 2058 RANSOMVILLE, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF WM.RfmsQm Q. GENERAL MERCHANDISE RANSOMVILLE, N. Y. PHONE 2471 62 Cc?2dwe.u6 Corner ST'0re Formerly Ransomville Drugstore COMPLIMENTS OF Notions School Supplies Cosemetics Toys Novelties Stationery I- GENERAL STORE Try Caldwells First NORTH RIDGE, N- Y- PHONE 291 1 RANSOMVILLE, N. Y. WALTER J. K RATZ Phone RANSOMVILLE 2311 GENERAL STORE RANSOMVILLE, N. Y. Foster H QI' LLJQVE Paints Varnish Glass Houseware Bicycles Tricycles Wagons RANSOMVILLE, N. Y. PHONE 2361 ARNRIKE LECTRICAL PPLIANCE TORE Washers Ironers A complete line of small appliances PHONE 2001 RANSOMVILLE, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF HAROLD BASS C OMPLIMENTS OF CONNER SERVICE STATION PHONE 2618 RANSOMVILLE, N. Y. 63 I COMPLIMENTS OF REX POULTRY F-ARM LI-'ATCI-IERY REX cUR'r1ss, Prop. RANSOMVILLE, N. Y. PHONE 2601 COMPLMENTS OF HARRY E. GENTLE A. SPENCER GENTLE COMPLIMENTS OF MORRIS UNBWER CQ. INC. HUJENT LE KSON B A MCCORMICK Hardware Glass RANSOMVILLE, N. Y. RA VILLE, N. Y. ' Phone 2861 2092 Lady Attendant 'Ii , Wim: CLASS or IWW EXTEND oun THANKS TO outa SPONSORS Pon Tn-:Em smarzous COOPERATION. 64