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JAMESTOWN (W.Y.) POST.JOUBN$L--Tu««<kxY Evening, Jmse M. 1154
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MayvHIe Holds
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. OyA. WardVMr. end Mrs.,
Want Findley Lake; June
Ward, Mr. and Mrs* Grant
Late; Garaktine L.
and MM. Edwin
Holthouse, Clymer; Karen M.
Warnshouse, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Oymer; Roger, H.
St Bonavenrure •
Man Delivers
Annual Address
-J. Wig. Mr. and Mrs, Cornelius Wig, Qymer; Kathleen E. Wright,
and Mrs. Sibley Wright CHyLeonard Yaiko. Mr. and Mrs.
WalterYaikp, Corner; and J. Rus-oudt7Mr. and Mrs* Oif-
SttYVTLLfi «•» Leo E. Keehan,
Jr., St. Bona venture University,
Olean, delivered the addresa at the!
81st annual Cbmmencfafeit exer~T, Uoto» a t y . ,
of Mayville Central School
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w evening. Presentation
Eighth Grade Promotion Ce
cates was made byPetersen, supervising principal,
and diplomas* to the graduates
were awarded *by A. C. Newton,
president of the Board of Education.
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YORK
The valedictory was presented
chairman of the
tic
by Alyce VanAtterf and the saluconvention
^wpwigh
tatory, by Dorothy Higgs. The n>
has announced plans to make this
vocation was given by Rev. Claude
CLYMER HONOR STUDENTS AND OFFICERS—Officers and honor stu- year's
New York State Demoorati c
Groters, pastor of the Mayville
convention "a model prototype of
MAYVILLE SENIOR HONORS AND OFFICERS—Honor students and officers Evangelical United B r e t h r e n dents of the Senior Class at Clymer Central School pictured above (left to rigtot)
political utatveatiuus end
of the Senior Class at Mayville Central School shown above (left to right) are/ Church, and the benediction, by are, seated, Gloria Ott, secretary; Karen Warnshouse, valedictorian; and Mary- modern
democracy
ftfaction."
Merlin Hall, president, seated; and standing, Frances Stacey, treasurer; Alyce Rev. Lionel Savers, pastor'of the arm Johnson, salutatorian; standing, Elaine Kooman, treasurer; Leonard Yaiko,
H a r t f i e l d Evangelical United vice president* and Kenneth Wiggers, president.
The
convention
be held Sept
—Post-Journal Staffoto 21-22 at'the 165 thwill
VanAtter, valedictorian and vice president; and Dorothy; Higgs, salutatorlan Brethren Church. Musical numbers
regiment armory
and secretary.
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-*fe»t-Journal Staffoto were provided by the Mayville
here to nominate candidates for
Central School Band,
governor and other statewide ofV Rev. Paul C. Duran, pastor of
Faculty assistants were Arthur fices.
Campbell, E. Clyde Snyder, Mrs. Duke said that the convention
the Mayville Baptist Church, gave
Beverly Edwards, and J. Woodrow could be seen by 10 million resithe Baccalaureate sermon at servdents of Metropolitan New York
Sayre, director.
ices Sunday evening. Also particitelevision time the conpating in the services were Rev.
Commencement awards: includ- through
vention
committee
is arranging.
J. D. Furlong, rector of Episcopal
ed: DeKalb Agriculture award", He also said special invitations
will
Church, ^invocation; Rev. P. V. CLYMER — Dr. Millie C. Almy, Benjamin J. Hoffman, the benedic- Ralph Holthouse; American Agribe
extended
to
United
Nations
deleBeck, pastor of the Mayville Luth- assistant professor of Child Devel- tion.
culturist award, Ralph Holthouse; gates to attend the convention seseran Church, scripture reading and opment
Bausch
Lomb science award.
at Teachers College, Col- Musical number were provided Leonard and
prayer; and Rev. J. H. Templeton, umbia University,
Yaiko;
Olive Lodge, F. & sions as spectators.
New
York
City,
by
the
Qymer
Central
School
Band
pastor of the Mayville- Methodist and a graduate of Oymer Central under the direction of Dewey Rie- A.M., English award, K a r e n "New York," Duke said, 'Utters
Church, benediction. Musical selec- School, Class of 1932, delivered mersma. Warnshouse; Reader's D i g e s t the finest communication facilities
tions were provided by Gloria the
award, Karen Warnshouse; and in the world to stage such a meetCommencement address at her Rev. Benjamin J. Hoffman gave the
Sweatman, organist, and the May- alma
Scholarship, Leadership and ing so that the greatest possible
mater here Monday evening. the Baccalaureate sermon, "The Service
Third Graduation
awards. Sandoa Goggin; number of voters may see issues
ville Central School Chorus.
Presentation
of
diplomas
to
the
Great
Essential",
at
services
SunCommencement awards were: Eighth Grade graduates was made day in me Abbe Reformed Church. Dale Arnink, Geraldine Warner, clarified and leaders chosen•« .**
Program Is Held
Valedictorian trophy, Alyce Van- by Hubert W. Brown, principal, Also participating in the service Boyd Doxtader, Kenneth Wiggers, Attendance of college and high
Atter; Class of 1944, Commercial and to the High School graduates, were Rev. Alvin Rhodes, and Rev. William Hair, Phyllis TeWinkle, school groups is being arranged.
In Spacious Gym
award. Dorothy Higgs; Class of by Raymond W. Wassink, presi- Leo Hansen. Musical selections Karen Warnshouse, Judith Camp, Mrs. Anna M. Rosenberg, termer Federal Manpower Commis1945, all-around Senior, Betty Stac- dent of the Board of Education. were provided by Mrs. Mabel and Maryann Johnson.
'NORTH EAST—Fourteen memsioner,
is serving as co-chairman
ey; Class of 1946, three highest The Commencement awards were Schruers, organist, and the Cen- Members of the Senior Class and
bers of the Senior- Class at St.
with
Duke,
former ambassador to
freshmen,
Earlene
R
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n
g
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b
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n,
Gregorys High School received
also presented by Mr. Brown. tral School Chorus under the di- their parents are:
El Salvador.
Frances
Parker,
and
Carol
Hollistheir diplomas at the School's third
The valedictory, "Success or rection of Mrs. Luciel Roraback. DeForest B. Bliss, Mr. and Mrs. Vice chairmen are James A.
ter; Qass of 1952, English award, Failure",
annual Commencement exercises
was given by Karen Theme of the Class Night pro- Robert Bliss, R.D. 3, North East; Ifcy, former state and natienal ]
Nancy Sandburg; Class of 1953, Warnshouse.
held in the new gymnasium.
E. Loye Donel- gram, held June 11, was "Drag- Donald Lee Camper, Mr. and ocratic chairmen; Paul E.
leadership, scholarship, and school son gave the Rev.
invocation,
and Rev. net", with action taking place in Mrs. Lester Camper, Oymer; Inez patrick, former state chairman;
As Rev. Joseph Coughlin, CSs.
citizenship, Cleone Menz; Garden
the "Dyke Dairy Bar". DeForest
R., acting pastor of St. Gregory's
Club award, Norma Thayer and
LucilleCarter,
Carter.Qymer;
Mr. and
Mrs. EdG. Miller, Richard C Pat
Bliss
the part of Joe Fri- ward
Church, pointed out in his reCharlene
A. Edward
terson, Phelps Phelps and Mrs.
James Israelson; American Leg- Rose M. Harrington, Mr. and Mrs day; played
Bruce
Johnson,
as
Frank
marks, these graduates were the
ion, William L. Travis Post, Amer- Claude Harrington, Bloomer Road, Smith; and Leonard Yaiko, the Cochran, Mr. and Mr . Everal Franklin D. Roosevelt •
first to have the distinction of a
Cochran, North Clymer; Shirley Thomas H. Quinn, president of
ican History, Esther Mather; Ma- Mayville; Neil J. Hayward, Mr.
complete parochial education,
Ann Damon, Mr. and Mrs. Walter the Jnter-Coenty Title Guaranty
sonic award for English, Esther and Mrs. Thurston Hayward, De- villain.
since previous graduating classes
Mather: and Lions Club award, wittville; Dorothy L. Higgs, Mr. Senior Class members participa- DeShazer, ;R.D. 2, Clymer; Sandra and Mortgage Co. hers, will serve
had obtained parj of their elemenJean Goggin, Mr. and Mrs. Ar- as treasurer.
Ruth Tanner.
and Mrs. Roy Higgs, Dewittville; ting in the program were;
tary education in other systems.
thur
Goggin, Qymer; Beulah E.
Orchestra,
Irving
Legters,
direct_ —
The Senior Class presented the Nancy L. Hoadley,. Mrs. Frances
The Class of 1954 had begun kinHaslett,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wakor,
Maryann
Johnson,
Burdette
Clark,
Bemus
Point;
Coralyn
L,
annual
Class
Night
exercises
May
dergarten at St Gregory's, an4
R.D. 3, North East; Lois Ann Jury Uses Dictionary,
28 in the school auditorium. The Hunt, Mrs. Lee Ltoyd Hunt, 63 VanderSchaff, R u s s e l l Lictus, ley,
completed the cycle of elemenHatch,
Mr, and Mrs. Ivan Hatch,
Lois
Hatch
and
Barbara
LaCross;
program Included: Welcome, Nan- Morris Street, Mayville; Neal R
tary and secondary education.
R.D.
4,
Corry; Ralph J. Holthouse, Conviction Appealed
cy Hoadley; Class History, Karen Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Barbara LaCross, vocal solo; Kar- Mrs. Ruth
Qymer; PeRev. John G. Barry, C.Ss.R.,
Buxton, Kay Scriven, and Jacque- Johnson, Mayville; Joan Long, M r . ^ W ™ h « 2 « ' ^ a l sold; Bur- ter Sidney Holthouse,
Howard,
Mrs. Thyra RICHMOND, Vs. W-Four Rldi.
professor at St Mary's College,
dette
VahderSchaaff,
vocal
solo;
line Casler; Grumbler's Address. and Mrs. Clifford E. Long, DeHoward,
Findley
Lake;
Bruce Al- monders, convicted in Federal DisRussell
Young,
master
of
cerewas the commencement speaker.
Sue Mounts Class Poem, Louise wittville; Louise K. Mallery, Mr
lan
Johnson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
David trict Court here last week on liqCharles Triana, president of the
Mallery; Class Prophecy, Betty and Mrs. Harold 3. Mallery, De- monies; Kenneth Wiggers, photog- McClimans, Sr., Clymer; Maryann
uor violation charges, have asked
rapher;
Shirley
Damon,
assistant
Student Council, and of the Senior
Stacey, Joanne Barton, and Shir- wittville; Esther A. Mather, Mr.
for a new trial—on grounds the
Johnson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Waiter
photographer;Engaged
Girl's
Class, gave the welcome address,
ley Raynor; Giftorian, Charles and Mrs. Marvin Mather, May- Chorus, Emogene TeWinkle, San- Johnson, Findley Lake; Elaine B. jury
used a dictionary without auin which he expressed the honor
Davison, Harold Hanson, and De- ville; Cleone M. Menz, Mr. and dra Goggin, Inez Carter, Barbara Kooman, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth thorization.
the class felt in graduating from
one Menz; Senior Advice, Merlin Mrs. Jesse H. Menz, 80 Valley LaCross, June Ward, and Audrey Kooman, Clymer; Barbara J. La- In separate* motions for m new
their own gymnasium. Until pres«
Hall, president; Junior Advice, Street, Mayville; Sue L. Mount, Smith; Girls D a n c e , Audrey Cross, Mr. and Mrs. Walter La- trial yesterday, the four^Bseft^lhent facilities were available, comVerna Mae Steward, president; Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Mount, 53 Elm Smith, Beulah Haslett and Carol Cross, "Qymerr Irving E. Legters, man. Stewart E. Remand; Junius
mencement exercises had been
Class Will, Marilyn Thayer, Anna Street, Mayville: Anna C. Parker, Spence; Boy's Quartet, Ralph Holt- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Legters, Qy- Garlick end Thomas P. Milesheld at St. Mary's College AuditorParker, Joan Long, and Coralyn Mr. and Mrs. Grant Parker, De- house, Roger White. Irving Leg- mer; C, Russell. Lictus, Mr. and charged ,the jury tmit'comvioted
ium. Musical selections were proHunt; and Presentation of Colors," wittville; David W. Parker, Mr. ters and Everett wiggers; Piano Mrs. Claud Lictus, Qymer; Gloria them was.permitted to see a, dicvided by Marie Muscarella and
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David Parker and Frances Stacey. and Mrs. Grant Parker, Dewitt. Duet, Carol Spence ana Mary- Gay Ott, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Ott, tionary during its deliberations
CLASS OFFICERS AT ST. GREGORY'S— Officef**:u.
Mrs. Lawrence J. Sedelmeyer.
Class of 1954 at St. Gregory's High School, North- Eastp are . Musical numbers were provided ville; Mildred Parment, Mr. and ann Johnson; Waitresses, Charleen Findley Lake; Clarence E. Ray- without permission of the court or
Class officers include Charles Charles
president, upper left; Joaeph Cancilla, vice, by Gloria Sweatman, organist; and Mrs. Kenneth Parment, Mayville; Cochran, Gloria Ott, and Jean mond, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ray- defense counsel
Triana, president; Joseph Cancti- president,Triana,
David E. Paulus, Mr. and M B . Ward, cigarette girl; Pianist, Ger- mond, R.D. 2, Corry; Bernard J. Judge Sterling Hutehesoo was
upper
right;
Anne Concilia, secretary^ lower, left; Esther Mather, flutist.
la. vice president; Rose Anne Con- and Lorraine Frontino, Rose
Herman Paulus, Mayville: Ronald aldine Warner; Customers, BernOfficers
of
the
Class
of
1954
are
treasurer, lower right.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Sau- told soon after the guilty verdict
cilia, secretary; and Lorraine
Merlin Hall, president; Alyce Van- Raynor, Mr. and Mrs. Max Ray- ard Sauers, Roger White, Donald Sauers,
ers,
Qymer;
M. Smith, was rendered that the jurors need
Frontino, treasurer.
Atter, vice president: Dorothy nor, Mayville; Shirley M. Raynor, Camper, Peter Howard, and Clar- Mr. and Mrs. Audrey
Ralph
N. Smith. the dictionary to learn the definiVery Rev. John J. GuMven, tained for four years, Rose Anne Sam Concilia, 23 Center Street; Higgs, secretary; and Frances Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Raynor, ence Raymond.
Clymer;
Carol
E.
Spence,
Mr. and tion of "conspiracy.*'
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•CSs.R.. rector of St. Mary's Col- Concilia; Veterans of Foreign Wars James Conti, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stacey, treasurer.
Mayville; Eldon D. Scriven, Mr.
lege, presented the Commence- award to the two boys with the Conti, 52 Eagle Street; Lorraine "Not Finished—Just Begun" is and Mrs. Dewayne Scriven, Dewitt
ment awards, assisted by Rev. highest general average for four Frontino, Mrs. Jenpy^Frontino, 107 the class motto; the sweet pea, ville; Kay Scriven, Mr. and Mrs.
Richard E. Vail. C.Ss.R. Prizes years, Charles Triana and Joseph Wall Street; Robert Geracl, Mr. the class flower; and lavender and Merle Scriven, 32 West Chautauincluded: The Lawrence Sherrange Chriest; Veterans of Foreign Wars and Mrs. Robert Geraci, 55 Bank white, the class colors.
qua Street, Mayville; Charles
Memorial award, presented annual- Auxiliary award for leadership po- Street; Emily McCready, Mr. and Seniors at Mayville Central Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Smith,
ly to the student having main- tentialities, Carl Rizzo; American Mrs. John McCready, 90 South School and their parents are: Jo- Dewittville; Betty J. Stacey. Mrs
tained the highest general ave- Legion award for effort in scholasStreet; Marie Muscar- anne E. Barton, LeRoy Barton, Emmett Burgess, 35 Valley Street,
rage throughout the four years of tic endeavor for four years, Jo- Washington
ella,
Mr.
and
Mrs. Sam Muscar- 1110 Prendergast Avenue, James- Mayville; Frances L. Stacey, Mrs.
high school, Anne Louise Sedel- seph Chriest; American Legion
town; Karen L. Buxton, Mr. and Emmet Burgess, 35 Valley Street.
meyer; the Redemptorist Fathers Auxiliary Americanism award, ella, R.D. 1; Carl Rizzo, Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Buxton, 28 Academy Mayville: Ruth L. Tanner, Mr. and
award. Rose Anne Concilia; the Marie Muscarella; Mercyhurst Col- Mrs. Cosimo Rizzo, 68% Clinton Street, Mayville; Jacqueline D. Mrs. Alfred Tanner, Bloomer
Benedictine Sisters award, given lege, Erie, a four year partial Street; Anne Louise Sedelmeyer, Casler, Mr. and Mrs. Julian T. Road, Mayville; Marilyn Thayer,
each year to the student showing scholarship for academic achieve- Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Sedelmeyer. Casler, Mayville; Charles Davison. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Thayer, Deexcellence in understanding the ment, Anne Louise Sedelmeyer; R.D. 4; Charles Triana, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Merle Davison, 63 wittville; Alyce J. VanAtter, Mr.
principles of Christian Doctrine, Arch-Bishop Gannon Scholarship Mrs. Charles Triana, 41 Bank Elm Street, Mayville; Merlin D. and Mrs. Wait VanAtter, 34 East
Emily McCready; the Holy Name for academic interest and initia Street; and Jack Helffrich, Mr. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hall, Chautauqua Street, Mayville; and
and Mrs. Regis Helffrich, 5 Well- Dewittville; Harold J. Hanson, Albert L. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs.
Society award, to Jhe two students .
ington Street.
who show special evidences of &ve'a wCharles
Triana;
Don
Gaglia
Mrs. Allison Hanson, Mayville; Arlie W. Wilson, Sr., Dewittville.
leadership and cooperation-in par-."?, a ™ f o r sportsmanship in
ish activities, Joseph Cancilla for girls' athletics, Emily McCready;
leadership, and Marie Muscarella, and the Lewis J. Shioleno Athletic
for cooperation; St. Gregory's award, presented annually to the
Auxiliary awards to the two stud- senior boy for scholastic achieveents who show outstanding school ment, athletic endeavor, and moral
spirit in attitudes and high ideals, leadership, Charles Triana. ^ ^
Barbara Chambers, for worthy at- Members of the graduating class
titudes, and Lorraine Frontino, for and their parents are: Joseph Canhigh ideals; Anthony Palermo Me- cilia, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Canmorial award for excellence »in cilia, 60 Wall Street; Barbara
English. Ann Louise Sedelmeyer; Chambers, Mr. and Mrs. John
Jay's Flower Shop award for us- Chambers, 35 South Mill- Street;
ing artistic abilities in behalf of John Chimera, Mr. and Mrs. Salparish activities, Emily McCready; vatore Chimera, 147 West Main
Business Women's Club award to, Street? Joseph Chriest Mr. and
the commercial student with the Mrs. Lee Chriest, 19 West Street;
highest academic average main- Rose Anne Concilia, Mr. and Mrs.
Democrats Plan
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State Convention
St. Gregory's
High School
Graduates 14
Speaks to Seniors
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Our Sincere Congratulations
And Best Wishes 1
To The
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CLASS of 1954
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of this community in extending wholehearted congratu-.
lations to you all. May you
find success and happiness
in whatever fields you choose.
You art on the threshold of • new adventure
We are glad to join in the
scores of well wishes for the
personal success of each one
of you!
. . . May you find
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happiness and success!
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