Brockport Central High School - Arista Yearbook (Brockport, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1951 volume:

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Here we show you the many members of this community of different ages and stages of develop- ment, as they acquire the general knowledge which is the founda- tion of good citizenship and the basis of higher education. Here also we show various groups preparing themselves for specific positions in business, in the shops, in industry, on the farm and in many other vocations. We show you groups studying the Finer things in music and dramatics, and groups engaged in athletics where a spirit of sportsmanship and fair play is developed. We show you, in the making, an understanding of the meaning of self-discipline and self-government in a real community, your community ofthe future. We have tried to present this record in such a manner that now and in later years, you will have a clear and accurate picture of your school in the school year of 1950-51. ou abs ent? ornmy nnouncemen 3 Happy H A t 'I 612-16 da? wh-1 ' gre fu CWS L any lis i foda y ,faeri lyoqkn c1455 Ff cprlcen ff.w 7 ' jzfffeffb A2197- Yblyf 117' f' en ollf oblocl drafffm' ' 5650013 fufllfe alll' Fin! Row-Barbara Cleveland, Secretary, Fred Rose, Peter Rowell, Shirlee Fowlerg Second Raw-Bob Maher, Vice Presidentg Doug MacMillan, Keith Klafehn, james O'Dellg Third Row-Mr. Cross, Advisor, Ed Oehlbeck, President, Janice Gearing, Treasurer, jack Keable. Student Caaaczf Student Council is the governing organization that solves prob- lems of a general nature for the entire student body. Its members are elected by the students after extensive campaigning in the fall. These representatives meet every week to perform vari- ous functions that carry out Student Council's chief purpose: to promote student welfare and morale. Below is a typical student assembly. Lawful Leaalem Ronnie Oehlbeck, Mar- cia Lynch. Flag Bearer! The Flag Bearers are good school citizens cho- sen by the Student Council to present the flag at student assem- blies. JU IOR HIGH LJ Cl LY LI FE 'T LL-X-JJL Bray T013 Seventh Grader! Firsl Row-Jack Hall, Madeline Jubenville, Winifred Barczak, Mrs. Knapp, Eleanor FitzSimmons, Dorothy Baker, James Coleman, Serond Row-George Jenks, Clifford Chapman, Ronald Flemming, Earl Banker, Lawrence Erbe, Guy Hall, Gerald Brown, Third Raw-Lois Annlot, Ann Grentzinger, Elwyn Hultz, Duane Hyatt, Donald Breeze, William Breach, Sandra Graf, Eleanor Jenneiahng Fourth Row-Barbara Davis, Laura Jewsbury, June Wilkinson, Marilee Burdick, Joan Beadle, Mabelle Evans, Barbara Baxter, Suzanne Horng Fylh Raw-Wesley Barber, Marvin Stefko, Milton Downey, Richard Fegan, La Verne Gavitt, Larry Boyko, Kenneth Clark. In the Seventh Grade pupils are introduced to high school life. Now instead of one teacher to teach them all subjects, they are becoming accustomed to having several teachers and in moving from room to room during the course of the day. First Row-Barbara Nichols, Marcia Kreiger, Gerald Staffen, Miss Butler, Fred Rose, Marjorie Morris, Richard Sheffield, Serond Row-Barbara Wilson, Richard Webster, Marilyn Redinger, Diana Palmero, Ann Maher, Elaine McCagg, Gordon Shortt, Lou Ann Rogers, Jack Smith, Arlene Vn Orden5Third Raw-Cora Sennett, Theodore Root, Wayne Loomis, Marilyn Root, Joan Keable, Gary Weaver, Judy Stokes, Shirley Loveland, Gertrude Noble, Fred Rayburn, Fourth Row-Ronald Lotzow, Christine Krutenat, Joan Stephenson, Joan Watson, Donna Mault, Gail Smith, Wayne O'Brien, Dorothy Purvee, William Merritt. Absent-Miriam MacBlane, Marian Vaughan, Beverly Whipple. 6 Pzgiml Cffawd Eighth Grader! First Row-James Ferris, Richard Burdick, Patricia Clark, Mrs. Grabb, Susan Graupman, Bernard Good, Earl Burlock, Sefond Row-Paul Brundage, Douglas Bell, Merritt Ackles, Grace Hamlin, Laurimere Chapman, Beatrice Christian, Phyllis Blodgett, Ann Hoyg Third Row-Alayne Ferries, Fred Blandford, Keith Gilman, Fileen Eller, Betty Ackles, Gwendolyn Bird, Gardner Craft, Joyce Gearing, Glenn Funk, Fourlh Row-Richard Brundage, Robert Horton, Robert Atkinson, Dorothy Alexander, Joanne Euler, Marion Denham, Carole Fahmer, Margaret Dalaba, Richard Flemming. Absent-Betty Beehler. The Eighth Grade members strengthen their basic subjects. Also, looking forward to their social activities in high school, they begin to arrange their own social events including class parties and picnics, 1 S7 S' I ,mf Firrl Raw-Alfred Ornt, James Quackenbush, Norann Leverenz, Mrs. Queen, Lorna Swinton, Daniel McCullough, Edward Killeeng Senmd Row-Wayne Ruggles. Robert Iveson, Lucille Swanger, Marian Taube, Diann Kinnear, Reva Luckenback, Elizabeth Parker, Arnold Monno, Billy Stokes, Third Row-David Murray, Robert Smith, Vivian Townley, Mary Ruth Knapp, Joan Stokes, Nancy Lawton, Thomas Maxwell, Bill Mortimer, Carl Nellisg Fourlh Row-Ronald jones, john Quack- enbush, Madeline Swift, Stella Skellen, Mildred Redinger, Shirley Thompson, Corrine Mault, Ronald Waterstraat, Robert Hutchison. Abxml-Vernon MacMillan. 7 Sub Team Frefbmen After nine years of working for it, the Freshmen now feel that they are a part of high school. Be- cause pupils come in from several schools, they spend the first half of the year getting acquainted with each other. Then the class is organized and officers are elected. Freshmen are allowed to Fin! Row-William Scorse, Treasurer, Peter Rowell, President, Sfmnd Row- Mr. Lcttes, Advisor, Jack Watts, Vice- President, Robert Shukis, Secretary, Miss Butler, Advisor. have one dance during the year. 77 4: '7 Fin! Row-Neil Banter, Robert Clark, Sally Earley, Bob Chapman, Francis Donahue, Ed Downey, Second Raw-Nancy Beck, Dolores Barczak, Beverly Burgess, Carolyn Clark, jay Bibby, Toni Cline, Joan Cowan, Mary Lou Condg Third Row- Milton Davis, Fred Breslawski, Louise Banker, Janice Bortle, Phyllis Arnold, Shirley Brown, Fred Annlot, John Coller Ab :ml-Bob Beehler, Bruce Dill, Alicia Corbett. 8 X Firrl Raw-Richard Hess, Ioan Morgan, Jane Lawton, Patricia Lester, Joyce Miller, Simeon Monogan, Dick Maultg Serand Row-Joan MacBlane, Bill Iolliif, james Mercer, Jerry Middleton, Eleanor Nesbitt, Martha Mann, Gertrude Mankg Third Row-Lorna Jenneiahn, Eunice Keenan, Darlene Hamlin, Roselyn Hadley, Shirley Muntz, Pat Kerins, Donna Nellis, Gene Ainsworth, Fourth Row-Allen Mercer, Tom Kelly, Dale Loomis, Kenneth Lotzow, Neil Newman, Frank Hutchison, Rob- ert Carson, Dixon Lougheed, Claude Carson. Absent-Rodney Jenneiahn. Firrt Raw-John Radlolf, joy Nichols, jack Wadhams, Barbara Redshaw, Warren Sidcions, Nancy Townsend, David Rock- owg Semnd Raw-janet Park, Richard Tolster, Gale Webster, Leora Paeth, Sally Townsend, Eleanor Redinger, Marilyn Rodas, John Robinson, Third Row-Barbara Wietz, Mary Ann Shreve, James Palme-,r, Dorothy Park, Bruce Sparks, janet Robinson, Fourth Raw-john Prysinda, Larry Nichols, Hugh Weldon, Shirley Rose, Monica Weldon, Bob Sennett, David Rose, Ken O'Brien. Absent-Ernestine Swanger. 9 w fumbr G-Men fumbr I-hgh Patrol The Junior High Patrol was an outgrowth of the Senior Patrol. This organization consists of four- teen members from the seventh, eighth and ninth grades chosen to serve one semester. Their duties are to keep order in the halls, especially on First Floor, and to promote safety. The Junior High Patrol has successfully secured the Cooperation of the student body. Furs! Row-Clifford Chapman, Suzanne Horn, Merritt Ackles, Treasurer, Thomas Maxwell, Co-Chairmang Wayne O'Brien, janet Parkg Serond Raw-James Palmer, Neil Bonter, Marcia Kreiger, Stella Skellen, Joyce Miller, Secretary, Louise Banker. Abrmt-Rodney jenneiahn, Co-Chairman. Pluck musk- fiom rl mile Firxt Row-Dick Fegan, Marilee Burdick, Dorothy Park, Shirley Loveland, Eleanor Nesbitt, Co-Chairman, Shirley Muntz, Secretary, Patricia Kerinsg Sato nd Row-Mrs. Grabb, Advisor, john Radloff, Co-Chairman, Fred Rose, Treasurer, Neil Newman, Richard Burdick, Alfred Ornt, David Murray. Abrenl-Betty Beehler. Lett bl tint 01:99:- I Noonhoar DUTY 2 ,O Grovinq Pain: Green Goezlefff fumer Hgh Basketball The Junior High Basketball Squad is open to seventh and eighth graders, Its main purpose is to teach these boys the fundamentals of basketball so that they will be ready, for the varsity teams. This year the junior high boys played Kendall, Churchville, Holley, Hilton, and LeRoy. Most of these games were played after the varsity teams had finished their season. Not to be outdone by their older girl friends, the junior high girls have started their own cheerleading section and are proving to be a real inspiration to the team. They are chosen by members ofthe varsity and junior varsity cheerleaders. X5 x..f Fin! Row-Doug Bell, Gardner Craft, Merritt Ackles, Billy Graf, Mascot, Bill Merritt, Tom Maxwell, Gordon Shorttg Seeond Row-jack Hall, Glenn Funk, Bob Atkinson, Ronnie Waterstraat, Earl Burlock, Robert Hutchison, Third Raw- Bill Scorse, Doug Westcott, Dick Burdick, Dick Flemming, Dick Mault, David Murray. II Q x11 .., li' Hrs! Roto -Xnn M-iher Trice Hamlin Marian 'Iaube Plcune McCai,g Ye-cond K Win Ruth lxmpp oi 'Nich ols os ce bemring x Q Y ww? fervently Grade Charm Sweet foncgfierf -AW W l Fin! Row-Shirley Loveland, Joan Keable, Arlene VanOrden, Diana Palmero, Ann Maher, Elaine McCagg, Marilyn Redin- ger, Lou Ann Rogers, Marilyn Root, Serand Row-Sandra Graf, Joan Beadle, Eleanor Jenneiahn, Barbara Davis, Ann Grent- inzer, Barbara Wilson, Marilee Burdick, Mabelle Evans, Joan Watson, Judy Stokes, Third Row-Gertrude Noble, Joan Stephenson, Laura Jewsbury, Gail Smith, Lois Annlot, June Wilkinson, Suzanne Horn, Cora Sennett, Winifred Barczak, Donna Maultg Fourth Row-Madeline Jubenville, Dorothy Baker, Marjorie Morris, Eleanor FitzSimmons, Christine Krutenat, Marian Vaughan, Marcia Kreiger, Dorothy Purvee, Barbara Nichols, Barbara Baxter, Absent-Miriam Mac- Blane, Beverly Whipple. So many pupils in junior high were interested their own choral group. These girls enjoy singing in being members ofa chorus this year it was de- together and improving their voices. They are cided to let the girls of the Seventh Grade have looking forward to belonging to the other vocal groups in the future. fowkll fumbrf fumbr my Mxed clam Firxt Row-Alayne Ferries, Carolyn Clark, Ann Hoy, Gale Webster, Grace Hamlin, Sally Townsend, Phyllis Blodgett, Marian Taube, Toni Cline, Gwen Birdg Szmnd Row-Eleanor Redinger, Mildred Redinger, Eileen Eller, Louise Banker, Pat Kerins, Lucille Swanger, Virginia Fennell Rosslyn Hadley, Janet Park, Mary Lou Cond, Third Row-Joan Morgan, Joyce Miller, Shirley Muntz, John Radloff, Robert Smith, Richard Tolster, Edward Killeen, Janice Bortle, Stella Skellen, Donna Nejlisg Irgxufth Raw-Madeline Swift, Neil Bonter, Janet Robinson, Simeon, Monogan, Norann Leverenz, Frank Hutchison, Shirley ompson. The Junior High Mixed Chorus is made up of and take part in concerts and assemblies during boys and girls in junior high school who are inter- the year. ested in singing in a group. They meet twice a week I2 Mufzbal Mia! flrmcg Ememble Firsl Row-Piano, Marian Vaughan, Violins-Joy Nichols, Gertrude Mank, Joan Schmidt, Phyllis Arnold, Mary Ann Shreve, Leora Paeth, Shirley Weiss,4Geraldine Graupmang Secand Row-Bells, Frances McCaggg Violins-Barbara Nichols, Shirley Brown, Elizabeth Parker, Diana Palmeroq Bass, Dick Webster, Director, Mr. Conradt. The String Ensemble has taken the place of the a chance to gain experience in playing string music. Junior Orchestra. It is made up of string players This year the members provided music for the who are accompanied by a pianist and a bell Oratorical Contest, the Christmas and Spring player. This organization gives those taking part a Concerts. Tooilafome Toolerf fumbr Band Clarinets-Milton Davis, Joan Stephenson, Vivian Townley, Donna Wheeler, Elaine McCagg, Nancy Lawton, Katherine Burdick, James Swangerg Saxaphones, Mary Ruth Knapp, Barbara Watsong Trombones, jack Greenfield, Jack Wadhams, Dave Rockow, Ward Wolff, Baritones, Robert Iveson, Kent Engelhartg Cornets, Gerald Brown, Fred Blandford, Nancy Townsend, Miriam MacBlane, Dennis Day, james Mercer, Beverly Wing, Robert Butterfield, Tom Dobson, Alto Horn, Bob Wierowskig Flutes, Alice Dickerson, Lois Marksg Percussion, jack Hall, john Nelson, Gordon Shortt, Richard Graf, Ronald Flemming, Robert Beck, Dick Palmer, John Carpenter, Louis Mehserle, Jerry VVhipple, Dick Spurr, William Lawson, Librar- ian, Mary Ruth Knapp, Director, Mr. Conradt. l In preparation for entrance to Senior Band prenticeship in Junior Band. Here they learn the instrumental students must first do a brief ap- fundamentals of group playing, music reading, and interpretation. 13 ' Thai bad? Three wise foofs Wheefs l I if '-. and' Hee Haw! Dorff be laie Charmed Dr: sure I as fi' Love fy fassies Head over heels Whob comin? ? ' ,. Rx . :S+- K 'v, ,. r . Gan? sffr5 hffrafs H1115 ,7 sffffn' ,ore-tty SENIOR HIGH 'u L Bobby foxerf fqolaomoref The Sophomore year is the one which means that young people have really reached sen- ior high school. Members of this class are now allowed to take more subjects of their own choice, and they begin to be more active in co-curricular activities. This year the Sophomores sponsored two dances: the Sadie Hawkins Dance and the March Whirlwind. They also sold B.H.S. mittens to build up their class finances. Firrt Row-Larry Richardson, Treasurer, Helen Balling, Secretary, Second Row- Don Hare, Vice-President, Ed Clark, .1 President, Third Row-Mr. Pepper, Ad- visor, Mrs. Harness, Advisor. .- ll i - - -r Firrt Row-Norman Baase, Elaine Doherty, Duane DeLano, Roy Denno, Ann Baase, Jim Clark, Strand Row-Burt Ginther, Dorothy Bandemer, Connie D'Angiolillo, Janet Claffey, Shelley Gould, Helen Balling, Dorothy Brower, Art Barney, Third Row-Bill Beehler, Patsy Corrigan, Rita Dickinson, Dorthy Ferries, Pat Catlin, Catherine Elliott, Harry Downsg Faurlh Row-Bob Butler, Jack Boston, Anna Mae Dillon, Eleanor Chase, Pat Fox, Joel Chasnoff, David DeLancey. Abrml-Gladys Baxter, Calvin Beaney, Martha Chapman, Jim Corbett, Ed Corrigan, Alice Dickerson. 16 G' Firm! Row-Jim Miller, Clifford Horton, Toni Pagnella, Joann Lotzow, Charlie Kerman, Gerald Harnerg Second Row-Dorothy Ladwig, Sandra Maw, Irene Graupman, Betty Mosher, Marie Hoyt, Mary Murrell, Frances McCaggg Third Row-Bea Parish, June Korber, Marlene Marks, Gerry Graupman, Barbara Hays, Louise Mehserle, Marjorie Greenfield, Beverly Nesbitt, Fourth Row-John Knapp, Albert McBride, Darwin La- Due, Jack McGuinn, Ronnie Kinnear, Ray McCagg, Ted LaDue, Ray Klafehn, George McClelland. Abrnri-James Hamlin, Richard Jacobs, William Krutenat, Iames Lorback. First Row-James Reazor, Ralph Wheeler, Irene Townsend,Virginia Reed, Ronnie Redshaw, Peter TerLouwg Serum! Raw-Blythe VVebster, loan Schmidt, Nina Shortt, Shirley Weiss, Muriel Smith, Nancy Steele, June Rodas, Duane Pugsley, Jack Wilson, Third Row-Lois Root, Mary Wierz- chowski, Ruby Sime, Shirley Spink, Everett Peake, Ioan Suttell, Larry Wright, Orrin Van Ordeng Fourth Rawfliarl Spingarn, Walt Rittwage, Dick Wolf, Dayle Zorn, Mervin Webster, Joe Wehner, Alma Rudman, Pat Watts. Abxfnt-Shirley Robb. I7 Mp Calf fumorr While not as busy as the Sen- iors, members of the Junior Class have a busy schedule. A maxi- mum of three dances a year can be sponsored. Articles such as banners, stickers, autograph books, and baked goods are sold to raise money for a senior trip. Besides these activities the Junior Class puts on an annual student assembly program and a night at the Quarter Club. i ff' Firsl Raw-Doug MacMillan, Treasurer, Bob Maher, Vice-President, Suond Row -Kay Hutchinson, Secretary, Miss Naruszewicz, Advisor, Ann Butler, Pres- ident, Mr. Neuscheler, Advisor. Uma, Firrf Raw-Gordon Chapman, Marvin Duryea, Shirley Alexander, Keane Coleman, Eugene Dobson, Dick Booth, Second Row-Tom Donaher, Sybil Bmce, Mary Lou Curts, Betsy Adams, Laura Browne, Bernardine Barry, Barbara Cleveland, Don Cuttong Third Row-Cathleen Fennell, Helen Bnxndage, Jean Ferris, Rita Barringer, Virginia Bird, Gerry Dalaba, Joan Delahantyg Fourlll Row-Gerald Brower, Earl Cline, Brian Daly, Phyllis Crowe, Hazel FitzGeralcl, Ed Donaher, Ronnie Broadbent. 18 Firrt Row-Janet Kelso, Ted McCullough, Gerald Grace, Rex Horton, Phil Hawkins, Carol Koss, Sefond Row-June Ladwig, Barbara Kingston, Lorraine Kruger, Marcia Lynch, Anita Held, Nancy Knapp: Third Row-Jack Hoy, Adelheid Mank, Dawn Knarr, Nancy Kishlar, Arlene Lever- iiiz, Ira Dmiyvnsg Fourth Row-Bernard Larson, Charles McCullough, Alonzo Jacobs, Ronnie Hamlin, Tom Jollirf, Keith Klafehn. Ahsenl-Bruce oy, Don age. First Row-Fred Rummell, Norma Tyrrell, Marge McDermott, Beverly Park, Beverly Quinn, Ronnie Oehlbeckg Snand Raw-Joan Robinson, Barbara Kuhn, Joanne Rapalee, June White, Donna Wheeler, Marion Morrisg ThirdRow-Bill Seaman, Sandra Zieres, Pat Pardy, Sylvia Webster, Fred Taube, Robert O'Brieng Fourth Row-Dick Rubino, MaryLou Rich, Tom Tuttle, Shirley Rich, Jerome Shukis. Absent-Harry Nettnin, Gordon Smith, Janet Smith, Fred Tyrrell, Ronald Zollweg. I9 Connzlfmcg C0-ed! Firrt Row-John Hutchinson, Treasurerg James O'Dell, Vice-Presidentg Snond Row-Mr. Grygiel, Advisorg Miss Woos- ter, Advisorg Lorna Smith, Presidentg Janice Gearing, Secretary. A Senior Class Meeting fmzbrf The Senior Class is a busy one for there is much to do. There is a magazine drive carried out, a class play conducted, innumer- able dances held and class-spon- sored functions performed. In spite of all these activities, there were not enough members of the class who could afford a trip to Washington so plans for such a trip had to be laid aside. But when the year draws to a close there comes the final per- formance, Commencement for adulthood. 'eff' 20 JACOUELINE ARNOLD W: duff: nothing ro murh ar what we aught nur za han. Homemalring Club 45 Senior Play Crew 45 Senior Band I, 1, 35 Sr. Mixe Chorus z, 3, 45 lntra ralx 3, 45 Pep ' Club 1, giyoim eerlealier 4.3-5 v - 5 5 9, L. we iff' Sf' C' - , .f X X Q :N X J, XY of s ' , ..- 1, X Rh , r 3 - v 1' Lv-N. aff' Y' ii ' .. 'df , ' xrxgaf K 1 ,s.. 5' if JOHN BALLING Th: gnu: :nd af lifz ir not lenawlzdgr but union. Senior Patrol 45 Senior Play Cast 45 Senior Play Crew .pflntramurals z, 3, 4 o fo sexe, QQ ,lf'N',lJ i ,lf 'Ur' X- MQNJ N ANTONY BARTHOLOMEW Gia: me a place lo :mud and l'lI mane Ihz ruth. Student Council r5 F.F.A. r, z, 3, 4, Pres. 3, Sec'y 4, Monroe Co. Vice- Pres. 35 Key Club 15 Hi-Y I5 Football 1, 35 Volleyball 15 Baseball 35 Amon- can Agricullurist Award 1. i CAROLYN BECHTOLD Love and I nr: well Homemaking Club 4, High Gloo Club r5 Intramural Council 2 aff 4 '55 A 4. ' :X Q I R' l 8' 'Ni 5 5? I , 3 ? - 4 if f 1' ,.-.-rr.. will-ff!! .D ,uv-M 'ls ,L 551' 5 5' frm., T- BARBARA BRECKENRIDGE I hav: mit mr! a man I dilirft like, Arista 25 Senior Play Cast 45 Sr. Mixed Chorus 3' 4l Sr. Girls' Chorus x,z, 3, 45 junior High Chorus5 Pep Clul? af -I. V. Cheerleader 2. ll ' , 1 'N , J .5 e ' I . 5 J L X75 fb! - 5 ,z ' .1 'W W ,fy A Wi if f7l,,l4, NI ,V Ill , l THOMAS BROWN 1 hats .rin but I loo: th: firmer. Senior Patrol 45 junior Patrol5 Class Presidenr l, Treasurer 35 Key Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3. 45 Hi-Y 25 Senior Play Casr 45 Sludenr Associarion Play Crew 35 Male Chorus 25 Senior Band 3, 45 Junior Band5 junior Orchestra5 Sr. Mixed Chorus 35 jr. Mixed Chorus5 Inrramurals 2, 3, 45 j. V, Baskeiball 1, 35 Volleyball 2. 4: J. V. Baseball 15 5 Tennis Team 3, 4, . ROBERT CARGES The wirnt man .could urlz no more of fare :hun zo be Jimplf, madm, manly, true. Visual Aids Club 45 Intramurals, 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 45 Traclr 15 Ski Team 45 Tennis 3, 4. Wun- Jfv 6- . vi 4 4 I, F31 lei-fl DAN CLINE -1 fl only ul, dm.: who do mil fmlm: CMidland l-Ls. L-Class Sec'y-Treas,5 Latin Guildg Football, J. v, Basket- ball.J swam Council 3, Vice-Pres. 3, Senior Patrol 45 Class Pre 1, Latin Club 35 Key Clu 1, irector 5 Hi-Y 1, 2, Foolbal soValu Player ar ity ' i i I ' , . I C mp 3: I 3, , : umm, rusCl ' , oo- tional l ion V 'n 4 tu e - os mba - nf Cl Latin Pri o ul ' ' , - ' rize A 5 rvard P if ,f .. i 3 our . ' 'if mae . V Wo T fzifffd JOHN CORBETI' I: is berzer lv be idle than bury about milking. fAquinas Institute r, 1, 3-St. Thomas club 1, 1, gm sf. Mixed chorus 4, Senior Play Crew 4 ,faux X' 1 ,O 1 ROBERT CURTS Hz did nothing in particular and did it very well. Junior High Patrol, Future Farmers of America 1, 2, 3, 4. Vice-Pres. 35 Senior Play Crew 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 31 4- CARMINE D'ANGIOLILLO I: mailer: not how lang we live, but how. Jr. High Patrol5 Key Club 3, 4. Direc- tor 3, Vice-Pres. 45 Hi-Y 3, 4: Senior Play Crew 45 Sr. Mixed Chorus 1. 3, 45 Male Chorus 15 Boys' Ensemble 1, 3, 45 All-State Sectional Chorus 3, 45 Intramurals 1,15 3, 45 Football 1, 3, 45 Apparatus Club i, 25 j. V. Basketball 35 Track 1, 35 j.V. Baseball i, 15 Base- ball 3, 4. , f I ,r- N ,, 4 vi., l l 5 , K f, 'tj , 5' l fill UA rg ,vi j, .,..+e ,iw 5 .'-.5 imrlbl-l .5- . ,--.V 4 i 5 , ,. ROBERT DILGER No one know: what he can da until trier. Arista Staff 45 Visual Aids Club t, 2, 3, 45 junior Band 15 Senior Band 2, 3. 45 All-State Sectional Orchestra 2, 35 Orchestra 1, 1, 3, 45 Volleyball 4. V 4 7.2 GEORGE DORGAN Love zhou the nu: ye: leave ii fm in Hem. Senior Patr l 45 Hi-Y 35 Visual Aids Club 1, 1, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 45 Senior Play Crew 45 Varsity Basketball 45 J. V. Basketball 2, 35 Track 3, 45 J. V. Baseball 15 Baseball 3, 4: Cafe- teria Stafl' 3, 4. HELEN DURYEA A voir: .ro fine, thefe': nothing liver 'zwixr it and .rilenee. Sr. Mixed Chorus 45 Sr. Girls' Chorus 21 3: 4- , ,D ' x 5.1 W ff . 'lffw' U .U 'C 4 il 5 X iw lv . fel' 4 'V . J I , Jr, iffy' P' GEORGE ENGEL An expert ix one wha know more and and more about len and len. Arista Staff 1, 35 Latin Club 3, 4, Vice- Pres. 35 French Club 3, 45 Senior Play Cast 45 Student Association Play Cast 35 Sr. Mixed Chorus , 3, 4. M. ROBERT FERRIES If the world? a wildernen, go build home: in il. jr. Patrol, Sec'y5 Future Farmers of America 3, 4: Key Club 4, Visual Aids Club I, 2, 3, 45 Senior Play Crew 45 Intramurals 1, 3, 45 Football 3, 45 Volleyball 3, 45 Track 45 Baseball 1, 3. Pf 'E We C?-6 ssQE ?Ze,5 CONSTANCE FOWLER I hav: 4 lilllr fhadow that gnu in and out with mr. Flag Bearer 3, Hi-Type l, 1, 3, 4, Ex- change Editor 4, Library Club 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4, Senior Play Crew 4, Student Ass'n. Play Crew 3, Sr. Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Sr. Girls' Chorus l, 2, Intramurals z, 4, Leaders' Club r, 1, 3. t , . L Lb, A .43 .c .I - ,-3...,t, .J eff' ,ll-1444 rfq ...ar A++ g fic! H ,,,s. ,rLatay'fWe1, r J cw' . .. grpaiaa- j'-A 'f V Q yr. . f64,4,Kf4.., . - nf' fo- a r SHIRLEY FOWLER Do not alla for what you will wilh you had not gal. Student Council 3, 4, Secretary 3, Senior Patrol 4, Arista 3, Adv't Mgr. 3, Hi-Type l, 1, Library Cliib 3, 4, Senior Play Cast 4, sr. Mixed Chorus 1, 3, 4, Sr. Girls' Chonl 2' ra- murals 4, Leaders' C :lr I yy!-ffffaf . I. ow, fl' ffffif BARBARA FREIER lt if only utr ignorant wha drrpira zducalionf' junior High Patrol, Arista 3, 4, Ass't Editor 3, Editor 4, Hi-Type a, Library Club 4, Latin Club 3, Student Ass'n. Play Cast 3, Jr. High Chorus, Senior Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, AllState Sectional Orchestra 2, I-Iomemaking Award 3. af t . I .1 I . fr' s JANICE GEARING , My heart if like a ringing bird. Student Council 4, Treas. 4, Senior Patrol 4, Alternate Captain 4, Class Sec'y. 3- 4: Arista 1, Hi-Type 2, 3, 4, Ass't Editor 3, News Editor 4, Library Club 4, Vice-Pres. 4, French Club 3, 4, Vice Pres. 3, Red Cross Council 4, Sec'y 4, Senior Play Crew 4, Student Ass'n Play Crew 3: Sr. Mixed Chorus 1, 3- 4: Sr. Girls' Chorus l, 2, Intra- murals 1 3 4 Leaders Club 1 3 Board of Education Second Prize r hi inf. .1 Y .1 f' . , ig. I1 - o ,gs-xr .. i not 'iigszgii , ' 5 3 : 1 .44 .5 , , , W .532 4 . I K z A, 'Q . W xi 'if i is i e t 'fini vi r I 1 if- Q 3 yr 1' 1 -1 t E ff' f .Val I if P r Ha I . If aaaadwfffo' .ggi i 1 ,t 4...- l 'i 3, 1 B4 N, , ., , fa .?i.'fP? ff f 1557s 4... 1 L PATRICIA GODDARD Hkrrpm ir wha: we auf: loaf. what wr give. l-li-Type 2, 3, 4, Eroliarige Editor 3, Library Club 4, Latin Club 3, 4, President 3, Senior Play Cast 4, Jun- ior Band, jr. High Chorus, Sr. Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Sr. Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2. 4- A - .1 si . r 5 . , , ra .. -4 i RICHARD GRAMBOW Th: mlm nl-mlial lhing for happinn: if mr gift of ftirodrhip. Senior Patrol 4, Class Vice-Pres. 3, Arista 2, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4, District Lt. Governor 4, Senior Play Crew 4, Senior Band r, 1, 3. 4, Vice-Pres. 3, sr. Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Boys' Ensemble 1, 4, All-state Sectional Band 2, Chorus 3: Soccer 4, Varsity Basketball 4, J. v. Basketball 3, Track Manager 2, 3, 4, Tennis 3, 4. ff, 2 4 , NANCY GRAUPMAN --Rrorowr whale pzrafarr, all thrjoyr of Jmre, Ii: in thru rc-md:-hmllh. pam and romprlnlcd' Senior Patrol 4, Arista Stafl 4, Adver- tising Manager 4, Sr. Mixed Chorus 4, Sr. Girls' Chorus lg Cafeteria Stall' 3. CAROLYN HAMPSHIR al!natl4r:i:bu1arl. . Q soriiorratrol , ilara 'Cltib4,sJrrior , Play Cr ,xserigotiinrolioetra r, ra l Q7 va, ' - . gi 5 ra If ,i C 1 l ' l DOLORES HAUSERMAN Experienfz if Ili: nam: :ve ne ' to hir mimkm' 'L 5 fBennett H,1S.,Bu al pan' cn, 3, cnml ader 3, J r on no P ' le er5 umbli g 3, calms .9 in rllflifw 4 WD llrfpn ,XV THEODORE HAYS Everything happens to everybody .mann W af later. l Sr. Mixed Chorus 45 Visual Aids Club I 2. 3, 4, Track 2, 35 Cross Country 4, l French Club 3, 45 Intramurals I, 2. . A' , , . , Q ,f WIA I . l , L ji 5 ,. I . fy f ' 1 DOROTHY HOY Then can be na defame like elaborate :ourm-y. Arista 45 Hi-Type 45 Library Club 3, 45 Latin Club 3, stnaenr Arun Play 3, Student Directorg Jr. Girls' Chorusg Sr. Girls' Chorus r, 2, 3, 45 Intra- mnran 3, 4, Latin Prize 5. l l MARGARETHA HUBE In ,runfhine and in Jhadz, her :mile will nnef fade. Senior Patrol 45 Class Vice-Pres, 15 Arista 3, 4, Business Manager 45 Hi- Type 2, 45 F.H.A. 35 Library Cluh 3, 45 Senior Play Crew5 Sr. Girls' Chorus r, 2, 3, 45 Junior High Chorusg All- Slate Sectional Chciyz. fl ' if ' no 5- J .. , w, jfljfl' f A an llyjhlljyu-ff., V' ,lglwf JOHN HUTCHINSON Slow and .vleady win: the race. Class Treas. r, z, 3, 45 Hi-Y 35 Sr. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 3, 4: Varsity Basketball Mgr, 1, 45 J. V. Basketball 35 Track r, 2, 3, 45 Cross Country 3, 45 J. V. Baseball 2. fl lf. W 4 M 1 5 - IVAN JACOBSON Ir ix bum ra know umm thing: than in know nothing. Key Club 2, 3, 4, Director 45 Junior Band 1, Senior Band 1. 3. 4: Senior Orchestra 35 Intramurals 3, 45 Football 3, 45 J. V. Baseball 2, 3. A ' KX ,Vx , 4 I, QM ,inf :nl 1 E ,lr ' V 1' by W. lf J lb ,Y J' Q-Wi ' ,PM KJ L 3 C fr L-5, U., CAROL KELLER Il if better to learn lat: than never. Senior Patrol 4, Sec'y5 Hi-Type 45 Homemalting Club 45 Student Asi'n Play Cast 35 Senior Band r, 2, 3: Sr. Mixed Chorus 25 Senior Orchestra 25 Intra ls 4. If Ml V. fygilllrfxf lc WV . 4 IMD' ,F Q! .ill I ll' .. 5, . . .. W. ,,,- p 5 RUTH ANNE KELSO M A --1 mnzrm help ff. I mr min awning N fri -A I , K except temptation. Senior Play Cast 45 Student Ass'n .. M 1. . 5 .z ' 53, ' Play Cast 35 Sr. Mixed Chorus z, 3, 45 U- ,., ...y I Sr. Girls' Chorus I, 1, 3, 45 Girls' - 5' K ,gf -- Ensemble 25 All-State Sectional Q f lg, f Chorus 25 Pep Club 2, 35 Varsity ,uv i, K Cheerleader 45 J. V. Cheerleader 3. v Ziff? . '?fi 5 ' 4 5 I 5 , if . W v ' I I 1: Q ' .K . y .F BEVERLY KNAPP dll we ani iJ to bf 1:1 alone. Hi-Type 4: Homemaking Club 45 Future Homemaker: of America Sr. Girls' Chorus 1, 3, 4, Girls' semble 3. I .Ziff iivfwlf FRANCES KRIEGER Th: bliuh i1 beautiful, but mmetimu inromimimzf' Arista Staii 4, Senior Girls' Chonxi L 1 . l V ' ' f ' , f v 51 ' r l , ' 1 .ff ' , IV, ' 'ill , r ,f A 1, , 'ff l 1 1' ' i' P I i fl 7 1 RICHARD KRUTENAT Rather than love, than money, than fame, give me muh. Junior High Parrolg Junior Band xg Senior Band I, 1, Orchestra lg Track 1, 3. M7- fv' UM' JOHN LoN'r Th: :lull mu!! break befor: Ihr bird mi ly. Senior Band r, zg Junior Band l, z, 3: Senior Play Crew 4. ws 4-. ..f l , fi F , 'O , s 5 a '.' s 1: ff 'aa nas 25539. ' i M s 1 . W: :Er JIS . ' . ,. , , Y ., agalill 4 n Q? 'f I' ' MARILYN LYNCH ii Gentlemen alwayr ,rum fu mnzmbn W A blunder. Senior Patrol, Arista 4: Senior Play Crew 45 Srudenr Association Play A Crew 3gSr, Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Sr. 5, Girls' Chorus 1, z, 3, Intramurals K i ' 3, 4, Leaders' Club 2. ,Z .,,-N ' 'ii?'tt5f ZiTJai .L12'5f ' 53 WH W 7 1?'V..': 5, tails' . . 5,53 H N. 'F ffii' :SJW ' ! . C1 L 9 . 25 ig. fr 1 X 3 'W if : if 1 1, ' .. ib ' -MW. 7. Isa., -. -Hg . 7 lx 'A tggrfi ai? my 4 . K af , fe NI so DUANE MAULT I am nat of tha!-fzuthn to .rhake of my friend when he mm nn.: nerd of mfr' Arista Staff 4, Library Club 45 Senior Play Crew 45 Sr. Mixed Chorus 4, Cafereria Stal? 3. 'if few! YWPQ T9 'L ox s 5,49-fi-fi If f5f,f','I'Jwif 4 4 VHA: afLf4' ,r 14 aa! vs GLORIA MAULT A good mind poxrexxzx a kingdom. junior High Patrol, Hi-Type Staff: Library Club 3, Prize Speaking 3, American Legion-Monroe Co. Oratori- cal Contest 33 Senior Play Cast 45 jr. Town Meeting of the Air 4: Jr. High Chorus, Sr. Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Board of Education ist Prize l, 2nd Priee 2, Typewriting Prize ig Valedic- tonan. a 1 ,fray AVI., psf fl , U -M liy r ,Pj UV! if Ii l gi l .z fi -'ri ,- ' . . ,r - J .. W rw, A i . J , 4:4 lg , r may ' ' M 'U 233 fi , .1 r I KERMIT MERCER I am not arguing with you-I am :ella ing you. - Senior Patrol 4: Library Club 4: Key Club 1, 3, 4, Director 4, Senior Play Cast 4, Sr. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, All-State Secxional Chorus zg Intra- murals I, 3: Football zg 1. V. Basket- ball x, 2, 4, Volleyball 1, 2, Apparatus Club rg Track 4, Cross Country 4, Baseball l, 2, 3. 2414 f N 31,00 .4 Llfggll! uf ILA.-C . - f f-0' l,i,Jr.4,fff I L'-' 4 .af 46 - rl 'UW' P7 Qgsfw FMD Z0 MA jffhli '4 Vi i v V .L . L. fx wif ADELAIDE MERRELL Beauty ir eternity, gazing at itrrlf in amrrrorf' Senior Patrol 4, Arista 3, 4, Art Editor 4: Senior Play Crew 3, 4, Student Ass'n Play Crew 2, 3, Senior Orchestra 1, Senior Girls' Chorus 1, 1, Intra- murals 1, 1, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, Leaders' Club r, 2, 3, Intramural Representative 3, 4. SHIRLEY MERRITF Thu: ir merit wizhoul elevation, but :hue ir no rlzvarion without 'Meninf Junior High Patrol, Ha-Type 4, Li- brary Club 4, sr. Marta Chorus 3, 4, Sr. Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN MILLER 1 ran br purhed jurl .ta far. Arista Stall 4, Hi-Type Staff 1, Li- brary Club 3, 4, Senior Play Cast 4, Student Ass'n Play Cast 3, Sr. Mixed Chorus 1, 2. 3, 49 Male Chorus 2, Boys' Ensemble 3, All-State Se io Chorus - Intramurals 1. lf. WNY KATHLEEN NELLIS Good will if the mighrful prartiral fort: in the world. Senior Patrol 4, Hi-Type 1, 3, 4, Copy Editor 4, Library Club 3, 44 French Club 3, 4, Red Cross Council 4, Pres- ident 4, Senior Play, Student Director 4, Jr. Mixed Chorus, Sr. Girls' Chorus 1, 1, 3, 4, Intramurals 4, Pep Club 1, 3. ,uit Qr.15.ft air ANNE NELSON An ounr: of mirth if worth a pound of Jarrow. Senior Patrol 4, Junior Patrol, jr. High Chorus, Class Set-'y 1, Arista 3, 4, Photography Ed. 3, 4, Hi-Type 3, Library Club 4, Latin Club 3, 4, Treas. 3, Pres. 4, Red Cross Council 4, Senior Play, Student Director 4, Sr. Mixed Chorus 1, 3, Sr. Girls' Chorus 1, 1, Intramurals 1, 1, 3, 4: Pep Club 1, Leaders' Club z, 3, 4, VIRGINIA NORTHROP A womarf: gun: if murh mar: ar- curale than a man'.t rntaintyf' Arista Stall 4, Future Homemakers of America 3, Homemaking Clu 4, Library Club 3, 4, Non-R ' t t- tenda?iPj?'1lJ' ,iff g,,91fj ,,a 4 M lilfld 5 or JAMES 0'DELL The blow that will kill me if not yn tarlf' Student Council 4, Sr. Patrol Captain 4, Class Vice-Pres, 1, 4, Pres. 1.1515 yr.J, Hi-Type 4, Key Club 1, 3, 4, Sec'y 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Treas. 4, Sr. Play Crew 4, Student Ass'n Play Crew 3, Male Chorus 1, Sr. Mixed Chorus 1, 4, Boys' Ensemble 3, 4, Intramurals 1, z, Football 1, 3, 4, All-Conference Team 4, Varsity Basltetbll 4, J. V. Basketball 1, 1, 3, Track 1, 3, 4, Tennis 3, 4. EDWARD OEHLBECK HHH: nur Dear Edward when gtniur war such, we unruly mn praise it or blame il loo mach. CAquinas Institute, Hmrm. Mission leader 1, 1, Chairman 1, Football 1, ' Basketball 1 Intramurals 1 1 1 Chess Club: 1 Hun mg Club zl Student Co 1 4 P es enior Patrol 4 l Y 5 P0 3 ntr ta 4 o IBC l , , ox' , 3 , 5 ' - h- . I . V r 4: ' ' JK , 1 1-1: . . s , d' .' .ra I4. 3 H4 lr ' al ' 47 ur ' ay . , 1 , 4, 1 ll V ll 3, , ' Yi se lg 4. ' i lr l 18:41 nu like UyK,Hdg,kL.l 'QL' Jr-1 IRENE PAAP Forward, frolir, and gln wa: there: th: will to do, :he mul ro bear. Senior Patrol 4, Sec'y 45 Class Sec'y 1, Arista 1. 3, 4, Circulation Mgr. 45 Hi- 1'ype r, 2, 3. 4, Feature Ed, 45 Library Club 45 Latin Club 3, 4: Senior Play Cast 45 Student Ass'n Play Crew 35 Sr, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Sr. Girls' Chorus t, 2. 3: Girls' Ensemble 25 Intramurals r, 2, 3, 4. .DJJ I' Q-+I 1 . U fl 1 JANE PAGNELLA A jfngn in n-ery pie. Arista 45 HirType 3, 4: F.H.A. t. 3, Vice-President 3 5 Homcmalcing Club 4, President 45 Senior Band 1, 3, 4, Pub- licity Representative 2, 35 junior Band 15 Senior Orchestra t, 2, 3, 4, Vice- President 35 Sr. Girls' Chorus 15 All- Statc Sectional Orchestra 35 Monroe County Cherry Pie Baking Qontest- First Place 2, 4. f i N ' ev ,nf FRANCIS PARK I with that pfattiring wax not In dif- fmnl ffm przarhingf' Key Club 3, 45 Senior Play Crew 45 Senior Band r, 2, 3. 45 junior Bandg Senior Orchestra r, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 35 Jr. High Chorus: Sr. Mixed Chorus5 Male Chorus 15 Dance Band 2, 35 Alla State Sectional Band 2, Orchestra J. v. Cheerleader 35 Team 45 Tennis Jr 4: uf, . 5 DOROTHY RALEIGH lf th: wufld term: cald tu you, lrindlr lfrn la umm ir. Future Homemalrers of Arnenru 3, Cafeteria Stall 3, 45 Sr. Girls' Chorus 1, 25 Leaders' Club 3. ww, jpg tiff ,,s 4, rw. fr: . : . . 1 r.iv5:-:si 4 513: Q :fuss-r sr A f 5, 3' ,S ' SM.: -2 S12 .r,. esisrs arse i:5Y!IJ2' .25 ar? 1 lfiffrw-A-'f1f: wr 532 55 fi W u if N 'X 5 3. be -sf Fa his im! ,, ey. -t Q? ' RICHARD RATH No pan if uquirzd for an abnnt rpirilf' Senior Patrol 45 Key Club 25 Visual Aids Club 45 Senior Play Cast 45 Sen- ior Band t, 25 Senior Orchestra t, 2, 35 All-State Sectional Orchestra r5 Foot- ball 2, 3, 45 Varsity Basketball 45 J. V. Basketball 1, 35 Baseball 2, 3, 4. 5,1 I l HELEN REDINGER Laugh and be full, Library Club 45 jr. High Chorus, Sr. Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, l7'f' ., L ..Li,.,. 7' I ,L ,U--+ :fr ' my r , , 352440 ' EUGENE RODAS 'tllimu and dollars! Dollar: and dimrr! An fmply parkrl ir :hr rum: of rrimzrf' Visual Aids Club r, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 45 Senior Play Crew 45 Student Ass'n Play Crew 35 Intramurals rg J. V, Basketball r, 2, 35 Varsity Bas- ketball 45 Baseball 3, ROBERT SHOEMAKER I lnztnr no marking! or argumznlv, I wilnru and at-air. Future Farmers of America r, 2, 3, 4. 17 Zu MARGARET SHREVE Happinn.r .wmr made to be rh.4nd, flrlarbor Creek, Penn.J, Hi-Type 4, F.H.A, 3, Treasurer, 3, Homemaking Club 4, Secretary, Senior Play Crew 4. LORNA SMITH Ther: if no grml grniur wilhaul mmf tourh of madn:.u. Senior Patrol, Alternate Leader 4, Student Council 2, 3, Class President 3, 4, Arista Stall' 3: Prize Speaking 2, student Arun. Play Crew 3, seals, Band I. 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3, Senior Orchesf tra r, 2, Vice-Pres. z, Dance Band l, 2, Sr. Mixed Chorus r, 3: All-State Sec- tional Band x, Orchestra z, 3, Intra- murals x, 2, 3, 4, Leaders' Club I, 4, Board of Education lst Prize 2, 3, Plane Geometry Prize 2, American History Prize 3, Commencement Marshall 35 Canadian - American Schoolgirls' Band 3, 45 Salutatorian. f 7eab 01250 RLEY SMITH I Hn :yu in fload with laughin u-nz. Homemaking Club 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, Cafeteria Stall 4. . . - f l ll ff il r ' U' li ffy w i fl H A WPV,,ljL ,,! ,, WA f ,Jig I f 3 wr Oxy. .gf WILLIAM SPA N What hir han: should have he did not Iarlz, .raw a pruud rider on .ra proud a bark. Future Farmers of America r, z, 3, 4, Sec'y 3. Vice-Pres. 4, Intramurals I, 2, Baseball lg Ski Team 4. , l fx ff , Wayan. e 9,3 elf 1,-el AV' , I , 1 ef 28 V, 1 If f V' ,, RUTH SPINGARN Th: birfh, man Jhy and lady-lib: of trz:.r.', Senior Patrol 4, Arista Staff 3, Circu- lation manor 3, l-ll-Type stair 3, 4, Ass't Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 4, French Club 3, 4, Treas. 3. Vice-Pres. 4, Prize Speaking 39 American Legion Oratorical Contest 4, Senior Play Cast 4, Junior Town Meeting of the Air 3, 45 Sr. Girls' Chorus 3, Girls' En- semble 3. BARBARATHOMPSON Gyrrma.rti:.r ar well a: murir .rhould btgin in rarly yan. Senior Patrol 4, junior Patrol, Arista Stall 4, Hi-Type Stall 4, Senior Play Crew 4, Student Ass'n Play Crew 3, Sr. Mixed Chorus 4, Senior Girls' Chorus I, Junior High Chorus, Intra- murals l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, Lead- ers' Club 2, 3, j.V. Cheerleader I, 2? rl .l U 'LM 1 tli 3? f f 5, ,i ,ily x ,. I. I il LLOYD WESTCOT1' A fair exlrrior i r a :ilznt recommenda- rim. Senior Patrol Captain 4, Intramural Council 1, 3: Hi-Y z, 3, Visual Aids Club 4, Senior Play Crew 4, Student Ass'n. Play Crew 3, Intramurals l, 2, Football 4, Soccer x, 2, 3, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, J. V. Basketball l, Jr, High Basketball, Volleyball 1: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Shop Prize 3. Ffa Vi GLENN WHITTENBERG Th: voralian of :very man is la .verve olhn people. CBrighton H.S. Camera Club 3,2 Key Club 4, Red Cross Council 4, Senior Play Crew 4. If if W I 3 iv' ,ggi . X 5' SB ai 2 R '4' MS W A ' T ' I 1 :ir ' 5 gealbuis Jo 7-stu dylfzyl? 53 21, vfowv' Looks good! Heavenis' fo Joann!! Fowyzrl P In uf Queen Mfflai 15 iff? f Assy 5 71 fm Ph 11.7 . . . fo Y ' 9 000 C01 Rst fomorrow pickin, Pansies '49 1 - A 1' ..,:' f I ' f ' 3' 'li 1 . ' 1' 42 7-Luzrler Fjne spgedstgrg Robinson. frudoe Eager E6!Zf075 Fin! Row-Anne Nelson, Photography Editor, Barbara Freer, Editor, Mrs. Grambow, Advisor, june White, Assistant Editorg Suond Raw-Miss Metcalf, Advisor, Margaretha Hube, Business Managerg Pat Pardy, Literary Editor, Mrs. Harness, Advisor, Nancy Graupman, Advertising Managerg Irene Paap, Circulation Manager,Adelaide Merrell, Art Editor, Dawn Knarr, Typing Manager. Afllfd flaj' ARISTA is a Greek word meaning the best and the Brockport student yearbook works hard to live up to its name. For the past two years it has been awarded a class I rating by the Columbia Scholastic Press Association. ARISTA is planned to give all the students a memory-packed record of their school days at Brockport High School. F Fin! Row-Duane Mault,Joan Robinson, Anita Held, Rita Barringer, Beverly Quinn, Sammi' Row-Bob Dilger, Doro- thy Hoy, Adelheid Mank, Frances Kreiger, Virginia Northrop, Brian Daly, Karl Spingarn, Mary Wierzchowski, Marie Hoyt. 30 Fin! Row-Marilyn Lynch, Barbara Hays, John Miller, Jane Pagnellag Serand Raw-Ed Donaher, Helen Balling, Marion Morris, Charlie Kerman, Nancy Kishlar, Barbara Thompson, Martha Mann. nk 1 6 J 5 f-9 la i Ml Yjpe ftajf The Hi-Type started its career as a newspaper magazine con- taining mostly features, but it has since evolved into a bi-weekly school newspaper. First chartered by the Brock- port Student Council in 1946, it became an independent organiza- tion two years later. It is pre- pared and published by students, and it is financially independent. Nofzk Mwferf Firrl Row-Martha Mann, Barbara Cleveland, Pat Goddrdg Second Row-Shelley Gould, Pat Fox, Shirley Merritt, Third Row-Ann Butler, Mary Lou Rich, Karl Spingarn, Jack Wil! son, Ioan Robinson, Carol Keller. 4 Firrt Raw-Mr. Hurley, Advisorg Joan Delahanty, Production Managerg Connie Fowler, Exchange Editorg Pat Pardy, Assistant Editorg Ruth Spingarn, Editor-in-Chief, Sefond Row-Miss Metcalf, Advisor, Ed Oehlbeck, Sports Editor, Ed Donaher, Business Managerg Janice Gearing, News Editorg Irene Paap, Feature Editorq Kay Nellis, Copy Editor, Nancy Kishlar, Assistant Editor. First Raw-Dorothy Bandemer, Shirley Loveland, Barbara Thompson, Second Row-Rita Barringer, Larry Richardson, Margaretha Hubeg Third Raw- Jane Pagnella, Jim O'Dell, 31 Joan Suttell, Beverly Knapp, Dorothy Hoy, Dick Booth. Wofcbful Wozferf Senior hhgb Patrol l Fin! Row-Carol Keller, Secretary, Janice Gearing, Alternate Leader, Kay Nellis, Jim O'Dell, Captain, Barbara Thompson, Marilyn Lynch Margaretha Hube, Second Row-Carolyn Hampshire, Shirlee Fowler, Anne Nelson, Ruth Spingarn, Third Row-Dick Grambow, Ed Oehlbeck Tom Brown, Kermit Mercer, Door Keeper, Mr. Burns, Advisor, Dan Cline, Door Keeper, Irene Paap,Secretary, Lorna Smith, Alternate Leader? Aclelaid Merrell, Lloyd Westcott, Captain, Nancy Graupman, Miss Wooster, Advisor. The Senior High Paffol is an organization of long standing the building, and assisting visitors. Members are chosen from in Brockport High School. Students on Patrol are given the the Semof C1355 with .llmlofs Serving as alternates duflng the duty ofkeeping orderin the halls, promoting safety in and about Second Semester. A Court is held Weekly to Put 011 trial 31053 caught for disobeying the rules. Book Ballon' Lowry Club Fin! Raw-Mary Lou Rich, Barbara Cleveland, Shirlee Fowler, Virginia Northrop, Margaretha Hube, Helen Redinger, Sybil Bruce, Second Row-Duane Mault, Kermit Mercer, Connie Fowler, President, Janice Gearing, Vice-President, Marvin Duryea, Treasurer, Marcia Lunch, Secretary, Miss VanDeVort, Advisor, Third Row-Ann Butler, Joan Delahanty, Brian Daly, Dorothy Hoy, Carolyn Hampshire, Irene Paap, Kathleen Nellis, Shirley Merritt, Dick Booth, Pat Goddard, Barbara Freer, John Miller. The Library Club, composed ofjuniors and seniors only, aids The members also have fun and learn to cooperate through the school by learning the functions of the library. Each mem- a social program. The club annually sponsors picnics, a dance, ber performs specially assigned duties in the library. an assembly program, and the Christmas tea for the faculty. 32 Movie Maker! . Vikual Azkh Club Fin! Row-Dayle Zorn, Bill Seaman, Secretary-Treasurer: Gene Rodas, President, Bradley Ferries, Service Engineer, Bob Dilger, Reporter, Second Row-Bob Maher, Bob Ferries, Lloyd Westcott, Charlie Kerman, Ted Hays, Rex Horton, Mr. Neuscheler, Advisor, Dick Rubino, Ed Oehlbeck, Ronnie Oehlbeck. Absent-Bob Carges, George Dorgan, Vice-President, Harry Nettnin, Dick Rath. The Visual Aids Club, which began in 1946 as a projection club, had its constitution approved by the Student Council in 1949. Membership is open to both junior and senior high students who are approved by a faculty advisor and by the members ofthe club. It ensures a well-organized educational and entertaining system of audio-visual aid to teachers and students. Social events of the club include a Christmas Party and a picnic in the spring. Aclzbfe AZHIEVI M cm comm! Ll! Firrt Row-Janice Gearing, Secretary, Marvin Duryea, Vice President, Kathleen Nellis, Presidentg Don Hare, Treasurer, Tom Maxwell, Miss Van De Vort, Advisor, Serand Row-Glenn Whittenberg, Keith Klafehn, Dick Wolf, Helen Balling, Martha Mann, Anne Nelson, Beverly Quinn. The members who make up the junior Red Cross Council are in charge of Q Red Cross activities for Brockport High School. This council is responsible for the sending of gift boxes abroad, international correspondence, and the school chest which contains a standing supply of goods for the needy. i i Seal! First Rowfllurh Anne Kelso, Irene Paap, John Miller, john Ballingg Semnd Raw-Shirlee Fowler, Pat Goddard, Dick Rath, Barbara Breckenridge, Kermit Mercer, Tom Brown, Ruth Spingarn, Gloria Mault, George Engel. A 'Y' Awful Aclorf .fenzbr Play The annual presentation of the senior play is a tradition of long standing in B.H.S. Every senior tries to become connected with it either as a member of the cast or the stage crew. This proj- ect enables students to work together cooperatively, to im- prove speech habits, and to dis- play their hidden talents. This year's play, Seventeenth Sum- mer, furnished a chance for personality development and everyone had a lot of fun. 1 .gf ,il Ruth Fin, Rowxjoh -T' Wownhatbara son, james 0,51 Balling, Bob F r fr -rr f Conn' F ffl, C , B d5 ifoXCi0 wx E y Sfudeft lgwler' Ca'0lJ?1imHD Anglolfllofllce Hoy, Marilyn L X 0. Slgxauh, S Dorgan 1j.'T2rgAdelaide Rffnpshzre A:,ne'3Q T'RnwxDiCk inChi Barbara Th yges 'ka 1 IC ,mb frreu M- C son 3, arh, jan- Om mee GW: ow, Glenn Wy' lss Bllfterfi ld lldent Dir , ICS Gearm dfaogenagxiaiam' hirrenberg, Gel klgaicrorg Tjjfsfzbgygfellif I ,M Q x ' Gorge Svxhgienndi ' BreC .L F 'N a SK' rice 1 Goddaf ' I Om Brow it Carm D'Angiolillo, Dick Grambow, igpgwlef Ruth Spingif,-n Frances Park, Jim O'Dell. 34 ,411 Tetlenteel A C Student Affoczkztzbn Play The Student Association Play, an annual presentation at Brock- port, is sponsored by Student Council and is the underclass- man's counterpart to the senior play. With a cast chosen from freshmen, sophomores, and jun- iors, this play provides an oppor- tunity for pupils to get in the cast or on the stage, make-up, or property crews. The play this year was We Shook the Family Tree. Finrt Row-Lois Root, Student Co-Direc- tor, Larry Richardson, Nancy Kishlar, Shelley Gould, Ann Butler, Student Co- Directorg Seeond Raw-Miss Upton, Di- rector, Joan Schmidt, Fred Rummell, June White, Pat Foxg Third Row- Sandra Maw, Tom Donaher, Bob Maher, Fred Taube. Ruth Spingarn. Larry Richardson VOICE OF DEMOCRACY CONTEST For the second year B.H.S. was repre- sented by tape recording in the Voice of Democracy Contest featured during Gloria Mault, Ed Don- aher, Miss Butterfield, Advisorg Tom Donaher, JUNIOR TOWN MEETING Sponsored by Station WHEC, Junior Town Meeting gives an opportunity for junior and senior participants to prepare National Radio Week. radio script and to answer questions directed to them by the audience. Fin! Row-Alma Rud- man, Pat Pardy, Harry Downs, Miss VanDe- Vort, Advisorg Larry Richardson, Ruth Spin- garn, Gerry Graupmang Strand Row - Gordon Chapman, Pete Ter- Louw, Earl Cline, Gloria Mault. PRIZE SPEAKING CONTEST Gloria Mault, Ruth Spingarn, Cathleen Fen- nell, Nancy Kishlar, Ann Butler. AMERICAN LEGION Each year many B.H.S. students try out for the spring Prize Speaking Contest. The contestants each learn to recite a piece ORATORICAL CONTEST of about twelve minutes in length. The local American Legion in cooperation with the Monroe Co. American Legion promotes an oratorical contest Ann won first locally, and Ruth was given third prize in the county 35 contest this year. Guucglzug Growen' Future Farmer! of Amerika l X Fin! Row-John Radloff, James Mercer, David Rockow, Joe Wehner, Everett Peake, Norm Baase, Ray Klafehn, Bob Ferries, Bob Sennettg Sec- ond Row-Mr. Pavka, Advisorg Dick Hess, Ed Oehlbeck, President, Charles McCullough, Treasurer, Bob Curts, Bernard Larson, Ronnie Red- shaw, Sentinelg Albert McBride, Bob Shoemaker, Tony Bartholomew, Secretary, Bill Spahn, Vice-President. Voluntary membership is extended to all boys who are en- responsibilities, and to develop qualities of leadership. The rolled in vocational agriculture. The purposes of the organiza- boys engage in judging contests, exhibit at fairs, sponsor ath- tion are to practice brotherhood, honor rural opportunities and letic teams, hold a dance and sponsor a donkey basketball game each year. Crdjgy C-l00k'li Homemukzug Club Fin! Row-Jane Pagnella, President, Rita Dickinson, Carol, Keller, Carolyn Bechtold, Treasurer, Phyllis Crowe, Toni Pagnella, June Ladwig, Miss Barush, Advisor, Serond Raw-Mary Murrell, Muriel Smith, Shirley Smith, Virginia Northrop, Nina Shortt, Hazel F1tzGerald, Beverly Knapp, Margaret Shreve, Virginia Reed. . The aim of the Homernaking Club is to bring together those Each year a Thanksgiving dinner and a dinner for the school girls having a common interest in practicing and perfecting board members are sponsored by this organization. Social social and domestic traits necessary for a future homemaker. meetings are held once a month. 36 ferafmcg' Czfzfem Key CM Fin: Raw-Dan Cline, Tom Brown, Treasurer: Carm D'Angiolillo, Vice-President, Dick Grambow, President: jim O'Dell, Secretary, Doug MacMillan, Ted McCullough, Sz:- ond Row-Marvin Duryea, Bob Ginther, Don Cutton, Dayle Zorn, Larry Richardson, Tom Donaher, Francis Park, Fred Taube: Third Rau--Bob Butler, jack Hoy, Tom jolliff, Brian Daly, Glenn Whiuenberg, Ed Donaher, Fred Rummel, Gerald Harnerg Fourth Row-Kermit Mercer, Bruce Hoy, Earl Cline, Bob Ferries, Ed Clark, John Knapp, Ivan Jacobson, Keith Klafehng Fifth Row-Gerald Grace, Pete TerLouw, Keane Coleman, Gene Dobson, Tom Tuttle, Charlie Kerman, Gordon Chapman, Dick Booth. The Brockport Key Club was formed in i947 by the Kiwanis leadership in serving the school and community. During the Club. It is an international organization of high school boys in year some members attend a state and international con- grades ten, eleven, and twelve who have good school standings vention and work with the Kiwanis in many projects. They and leadership abilities. The Key Club develops initiative and C3111 money by sponsoring a concession stand at games and by holding ana nnoa 1 dance. Happy 1111240671 HL Y First Row-Carm D'Angiolillo, Bill Beehler. jack Keable, Treasurer, Pete Rowell, Bob O'Brieng Suomi Raw-Bob Butler, Vice-President, Mr. Kirby, Advisor, Ronnie Broadbent President, Dayle Zorn, Jim O'Dellg Third Row-Tom Donaher, Bob Ginther, Bill Seaman, Secretary, Bradley Ferries, Duane Pugsley, Dick Boot . The Hi-Y is affiliated with the YMCA in Rochester and has their third annual spaghetti supper, and sponsored Aa faculty about fifteen members. This group develops good fellowship varsity basketball game to raise money. Part of this money among the boys through their working together in the service they donated to the March of Dimes. ofothers. This year the Hi-Y boys sold Christmas cards, served 37 l iv- L rr Richardson 1 A A V oi.. ., Nihon, p..E-la Dickinson R Jani Wilson, stil vac: Pmiae-11. Ann' naw, ' ' rt WJ' . r L0 - Boo . joan Robinson: F Q fmryzmfk g,.neYaaPv Butler, -'C ,,DelahanlYf Ad-Aaoraloa orarY Membui Anyone who h as passed at least one-half year of Latin is eligible to join the Latin Club which originated two years ago and is associated with h ' ' ' t e National Junior Classical League. P, I 9 1,11-I. 5' 11. -7 HS as i' E: Q W: Q-3 .11 Language Lowery Its members do their best to promote an interest in Latin by annually staging a program in school or at the local Quarter Club, and by the ' ' ' ' ' initiation of new members in January. - Cv . ry: 5Yb'l Titian. ' White, 5'C u i, Kay pmaaem, 5 '.,i.on Gm use P Adam. pat Pafdgifiss Wooster, Ad . v ace- Y' 'fm Hay'- h 5 msafn - . 'ns' Fim Xnw'Y'ut d Eowflfmce Gun . in Treasurer, Suv A group of first, second and up Brockport's French Club. Originated in 1949 by the second year class of that year, the club holds its meetings twice a month. It is designed to give its members more fluency and the fullest enjoyment in speaking third year French students make 38 a foreign language. For this reason the ' meetings are conducted in French. French Club sometimes joins with the Latin Club in acdvi- ties, such as a student assembly. Mufzb Mafierf .Sienzbr Band Dmecrox-Van J. Conradt Dnum Mnjon-Beverly Quinn CL.uuNE'rs Com-mrs Lorna Smith Don Hare 1 Lorna Jenneiahn , M2lf.l01'ie,GfCCfl5Cld- GP 5 Sylvia Webster Llbmnan A John Knapp I Z J Ivan Jacobson Robert Duger '1, John Collet Eleanor Jenneiahn -I Joan MacBlane Rifhafd .lambs l - 2? Shirley Alexander 3:3211 Igazfeir ,-1 Ann Butler Allen Mercer BARITONES f, Anna Mae Dillon Richard Grambow E Dx Judy Hensley Vernon MacMillan :D W' Alma Rudman Richard Burdick - Joan Delahanty- BELLS Sec'y-Treas. Lois Root- , Joan Watson Librarian we Joan Robinson smiley spank TROMHONHS Lou Ann Rogers Douglas MacMillan- President Virginia Fennell Leora Paeth Milton Davis Jacque Hoy- Vice-President Gerald Grace err Middleton Joan Stephenson J y Ray Klafehn 'ways Bass CLAruNE'r Corrine Mault BAssooN Janet Robinson Osoiz Francis Park Am-o Snxnrnomz Sally Earley Jane Lawton 'I'ENoR SAXAPHONE Beatrice Parish BARITONE SAXAPHONE Mary Lou Rich F1.u1'Es Jane Pagnella Gladys Baxter Betty Mosher Bass: s Edward Clark Patricia Pardy Fred' Rummel STRING Bass Richard Webster FRENCH Hours Beverly Quinn Dorothy Alexander Percussion Sandra Maw Marvin Duryea Ed Donaher Keane Coleman Gordon Shortt Twmtsns Barbara Cleveland Phyllis Arnold Katherine Hutchinson Dorthy Ferries It was formed in 1946 under the direction of Mr. Conradti Besides entertaining for student assemblies, the band holds two concerts a year. In air weather a marching band takes over and it has sev- eral trophies to prove its ability in parade work. It also plays at football games. Each summer a summer band gives six weekly concerts. Last year the summer band, as a reward, went to play for the Kiwanis Club of East York, a suburb of Toronto, Canada. 39 Bedulyful 501mm .Yenzbr Orcbeftm Violinsqflpan Schmidt, Phyllis Arnold, Barbara Freer,Adelheid Manlr, joy Nichols, Shirley Weiss, Bob Dilgcr, Gertrude Mank, Gerry Graupman, Bea Parish, Librarian, Shirley Brown, liza beth Parker, Diana Palmero, Leora Paeth, Mary Ann Shreve, String Basses-Pat Pardy, Librarian, Dick Webster, CellorfLois Root, Secretary-Treasurer, Gordon Chapman, Flutes-jane Pagnella, Gladys Baxter, Publicity Representative, Betty Mosher, Bassoon-janet Robinson, Oboe-Francis Park, Bass Clarinet-Corrine Mault, Piano-Irene Townsend, Saxaphone-Sally Earley, French Horns-Beverly Quinn, Dorothy Alexander, Clarinets-Lorna jenneiahn, Sylvia Webster, Trumpets-Don Hare, giderald Qarrgr, ,login llgfmvpz Trombones-Doug MacMillian, Vice-President, Gerald Grace, Bass-Ed Clark, Percussion-Marvin Duryea, President, Sandra Maw, Martha ann, r. onra r, irecror. . Revived in 1946, Brockport Senior Orchestra dent plays, public speaking contests, graduation, entertains for student assemblies and gives two and baccalaureate exercises. This last year sixteen concerts a year. The orchestra also plays for stu- members ofthe orchestra and band attended New York State Music Association Sectional meeting. Sdlnied 51 ng emi fenzbr M519 Gzrlf' Charm First Row-Nancy Knapp, Shirley Weiss, Donna Wheeler, Helen Redinger, Ruth Anne Kelso, Marcia Lynch, Margaretha Hube, Dorothy Bandemer, Mary Murrell, Frances McCagg. Irene Graupman, janet Clalieyg Smmd Raw: Marion Morris, Kay Nellis, Barbara Kuhn, Helen Balling, Mary Lou Curts, joan Schmidt, Miss Murray, Director, Shelley Gould, Louise Mehserle, Ann Baase, Beverly Nesbitt, Dot Brower, Shirley Merritt, Pat Goddard,Third Raw-Arlene Leverenz, Joanne Lotzow, Hazel FitzGeralcl, Bar- bara Hays, Gerry Graupman, Nancy Steele, Helen Brundage, Elaine Doherty, Marlene Marks, Helen Duryea, joan Suttell, Ruby Sime, june Ladwig, Dorothy Hoy, Fourth Row-Pat Fox, Norma Tyrrell, Marjorie McDermott, janet Kelso, Eleanor Chase, Barb Breckenridge, Patsy Corrigan, Martha Chapman, Shirley Rich, Gloria Mault, Carol Koss, janet Smith, Cathleen Fennell, Irene Townsend, Sandra Zieres. ' The Brockport High School Girls' Chorus has the Monroe County' MUSIC FCSUVQL ' . participated in many activities during the SCI-,001 Several ofthe members have assisted at KIWHHIS year. The girls have sung in two concerts, several Club meefmgss School, Plays! Efllufch Choirs and assembly programs and journeyed to Fairport for Vaflous other Comm'-mlfY aCUV1UCS- 40 BarrYS Cure Croonerr firfiirf Robinson, loan Toiiigiiudarhieen Fw- Firsl Row-Janet Pat FOX, Norma Y 7 Second Raw' nell. The girls belonging to the Girls' Sextet are cho- sen by Miss Murray to sing at the December concert and assembly programs. Meeting once a week, this year they also assisted at the band concert, the spring concert and community pro- grams. rfrrl Raw-Miss M - O'Dejj Don C un'aY, Advisor' Carm D- , , R P yltton Fr k H '. . Angrolrllo ' ummel, Charlie Kei'maxinKeari1dCCij?iianS'ggf 1 2 'C ramb OW. The Boys, Octet consists of boys with harmo- nizing voices, chosen by Miss Murray. This year they gave a program for the Kiwanis Luncheon and the American Legion Oratorical Contest, in addition to singing in 'the December concert, the Spring concert, community programs and several Vlfimome Warblerr assembly programs. fembr Hgh Mked Chorus Frrrr Row-Dorothy Ferries, Shirley Merritt, Mary Lou Curts, Ruth Anne Kelso, Anita Held, Bernarcline Barry, Kay Hutchinson, Marcia Lynch, Barbara Thompson, Marilyn Lynch Connie D'Angiolillo, Joanne Rapalee: Smmd Raw-George McClelland, Don Cutton, Marion Morris, Rita Barringer, Barbara Kingston, Connie Fowler, Helen Brundage Pat Goddard, Sybil Bruce, Shirlee Fowler, Gerry Dalaba, jack Wilson, Carm D'Angiolillog Third Raul-Brian Daly, Shirley Rich, joan Robinson, Bruce Hoy,gamce Gearing Barbara Breckenridge, Nancy Gran man, Carhleen Fennell, Norma Tyrrell, Jackie Arnold, Martha Chapman, james Dell: Fourth Row-Drelg rambow ohn nelson, jim Miller, Pete TerLouw, Duane Mault, Keane Coleman, Irene Paap, Fred Rummel, rank Hutchison, George Engel, Kermit Mercer, Drclr Booth, Dick Rubmo John r er The Senior High Mixed Chorus has had a busy and successful year. Two concerts were given and the group participated in the Monroe County Music Festival held at Fairport. Many ofthe members participated in assembly programs and several students were in attendance at the All-State Festival in Medina last November. Additional blue and gold, robes were purchased and the fine appearance of the chorus received much favorable comment from parents and friends. same, o'YZjlWVm. Playef of Pggfkzn Pumm VJVJIU Football At the demand of the students and townspeople football was reorganized in B.H.S. three years ago. It is generally felt that the team had a suc- cessful season last fall considering it competed with ball clubs with more experience and more players. The team's biggest victory this year was beating its arch rival, Brighton, 26 to 7.0. Firrt Row-Mr. Grygiel, Coach, Ivan Jacobson, Mr. Loughlin, Assistant Coachg Scrond Raw-David Delancy, Managerg Ronald Kinnear, Harry Downs, Charles Carlin, Lloyd West- cott, Dick Rathg Third Row-Keith Klafehn, Pete Rowell, Duane Pugsley, Jim O'Dell, Carm D'Angiolillog Fourth Row- Walt Rittwage, Bob Carges, Bob Ferries, Bill Rummel, Ed Oehlbeckg Ffflh Row-Bob Maher, Earl Cline, Ronnie Oehl- beck, Fred Rummel, Bruce Hoy, Lee Hoy. Robert C Pfayg, Hfgesx Qfjrd 17204, ,X Ja 4 X Cf fvgowfix, 'Mk' K, 1 Ni W ai f iflfg 1 1 - Robert Marshall Keffh K1 - P f W ruce 602111 W ack- J Player Hf 'fr Wnk. hfff 9' 51212405 Playf' of 42 ' Bunghng Bran-emi fumbr Varfziy Football First Row-Fred Rose, Bob Horton, Tom Maxwell, Carl Nellis, Dick Graf, jerry Middleton, Gardner Craft, Doug Bell, Bob Hutchisong Strand Row-Bill Merritt, Larry Nichols, Bob Clark, Hugh Weldon, Bob Carson, Doug Westcott, Dick Burdick, Francis Donahue, Larry Ferguson, Third Row-Gene Ainsworth, Jack Wadhams, Allen Mercer, John Radloff, Bill Chapman, Dale Loomis, Ed Downey, Alfred Ornt, Claude Carson, Mr. Grygiel, Coach. The Junior Varsity Football Team was organ- purpose of this squad is to train layers in funda- ized for the first time this year. It includes players mentals and to develop skills. The practice these from sixth, seventh, and eighth grades. The main players are getting now will make them the varsity . stars of tomorrow. Trztky Toemen fm, First Row-Tom Donaher, Harry Nettnin, Bill Scorse, Bill Hamlin, john Nelson, Bob O'Brien, Orrin Van Orden, Jack Watts, Jack Hoy, jim Lorback, Manager, Sznmd Row-Mr. Pepper, Coachg Fred Taube, Bill Seaman, Dayle Zorn, Dick Rubino, Ronnie Broadbent, Dick Wolf, Ronnie Hamlin, Dick Hess, Dick Grambow, Jim Hamlin. Soccer offers boys an opportunity to enter an score of3-3which brokeBrighton's winning streak. interesting fall sport. This year the team lost only The prospects for next year's team are good since two games, one to Brighton and one to Ironde- few members of the team are graduating. quoit. It also tied a game with Brighton with a 43 Lerzlbmcg Lolverf Crm Country Fin! Raw-Bob Butler, Managerg Tomilollilf, John Hutchinson, George McClelland, Doug MacMillan, Dick Mault, Charlie Kermang Scrond Raw-Mr. Kelly, Assistant Coachg Gordon Smith, Bill Krutenat, Frank Hutchison, Gerald Grade, Gene Dobson, Ted Hays, Pete TerLouw, Bill Seaman, Jack Boston, Mr. Lottes, Coach. Fielding a squad of seventeen runners, Brock- and Eugene Dobson, Brockport won two of its port High was represented by its first cross-coun- three dual meets and earned seventh place in the try team. Led by Co-Captains John Hutchinson Section V Meet. Leader? Club ,Ie bleleji Gzifh' Intramurals Firri Raw-Nancy Steele, Marjorie Greenfield, June Rodas, Nina Shortt, Fran McCaggg Szrond Row-Anna Mae Dillon, Barb Hays, Beverly Nesbitt, Louise Mehxerle, Ann Buta lerg Third Row-Miss Naruszewicz, Advisory Helen Balling, Laura Browne, Marlene Marks, Toni Pagnella, Fourth Raw-Lorna Smith, Mary Lou Rich, Anne Nelson, Ruby Sime, Shirley Alexander, Hazel FitzGerald, Carol Koss. The Leaders' Club offers girls who are especially inter- ested in sports a chance to learn games more thoroughly and methods in teaching them. The girls receive special training in ofliciating at games and in group leadership. Fin: Row-Gerry Dalaba, Marilyn Lynch, Nina Shortt, Second Row- Shirley Alexander, junior Representative, Marlene Marks, Pat Goddard, Helen Balling, Eleanor Nesbitt, Freshman Representative, Third Raw-Lois Root, Sophomore Representative, Arlene Leverenz, Adelaide Merrell, Senior Representative. Intramural games for girls and boys play an important part of the noon-hour activities, Girls in the picture are representing the many girls who take part in intramurals. John Knapp, Earl Cline, Marv Duryea, Francis Park, Pete TerLouw, Dan Cline, Gordon Chapman. Francis Park, Marv Duryea. ' .K J' A' ' Snow fkzmmerf Ski Team Something new has been added at B.H.S. this being only the second year that there has been a ski team. It has a splendid record having won fifth place last year and third place this year in the Section V meet participated in by twenty schools. Gordon Chapman, Pete TerLouw, Earl Cline, Dan Cline, John Knapp. Wffeybdgf Mjiy Nifilerf Fin! Raw-Francis Park, Bob Ferries, Bruce Hoy, Dick Jacobs, Bradley Ferries, Fred Taube, Tom Donaherg Smmd Row-Ronnie Oehlbeck, Ed Oehlbeck, Tom Brown, Don Hare, Charles McCullough, Bill Seaman, Bob Dilger, A minor sport but one that is important to boys not in major sports, is volleyball. Competition in volley-ball is limited to the county and sec- tional play-offs. 1 45 Tenmk Fin! RawfTom Donaher, Francis Parkg Strand Raw-Robert O'Brien, joel Chasnoffg Third Row- Tom Tuttle, Dick Grambow. Tennis is not new to Brockport pupils, but this is only the second year for an organized team. Undoubtedly competi- tition to be a member of this team will increase in the near future. '- P50 Producer' Decqvizife Dribblefcf Fin! Raw-Louise Mehserle, Dot Brower, Toni Clineg Second Row-Helen Ballmg, Barb Kuhn, Dot Ferries,SallyTownsend. fumbr Varszljl Cbeerleadevff Junior Varsity Cheerleaders are chosen in October through competitive eliminations. These cheerleaders share the same re- sponsibilities as the varsity except they cheer only at I.V. basketball games. This year each cheerlead- ing group drew up its own con- stitution. This year the Junior Varsity Squad consisted of all new play- ers, members being freshmen and sophomores. The team made quite a good showing, winning six games and having very close games with Albion and Spencer- port. Marked improvement was shown toward the end of the season. Players showing out- standing improvement were Ed Downey and Jim Clark. fumbr Vdfflbf Bmkelball First Raw-Duane Pugsley, Pete Rowell, joel Chasnoff, Ray McCagg, Orrin VanOrden, Dayle Zorng Strand Row-Mr. Kirby, Coachg Walter Rittwage, John Knapp, James Clark, Charlie Kerman, Jack Watts, Ed Downey. 46 VHVJZD' Cbeerleaderf Varsity Cheerleaders are voted on first by the Student Council with final elimination being made by the entire student body. In addition to leading the cheers at varsity football and basketball games, they do much to promote sgortsmanship. This year, t rough a baked foods sale and a dance, they bought new uniforms. The varsity season this year was a series of close defeats. Brighton, the team's main rival, defeated the Blue Devils 56 to 53 in a fast, exciting game. The sea- son was unusual in that ten play- ers spent about equal time play- ing during games. The leading scorer was Lloyd Westcott. He was also chosen for the All- County Second Team. Vdfflbl Bafkefball First Raw-Betsy Adams, Sybil Bruce, Anita Held, Barb Cleveland, Serond Raw -Ruth Anne Kelso, Barb Kingston, Jackie Arnold, Donna Wheeler. Ralbfmcg Rower! fkzfful .fforerf Fin! Raw-jim O'Dell, Dan Cline, Lloyd Westcott, Ronnie Broadbent, Jack Keable, Bob O'Brieng SerondRow-Mr. Grygiel, Coach, Dick Booth Ed Clark, John Nelson, Dick Grambow, Tom Tuttle, John Hutchinson, Manager 47 8511771 Bailey! Vdfflbl Bmeball Fin! Raw-Carm D'Angiolillo, Earl Cline, Dayle Zorn, Bill Seaman, Walt Rittwage, Marvin Duryea, Semnd Row-Ed Oehl- leeck, Dan Cline, Bob Marshall, Keith Klafehn, Ronnie Broadbent, Lloyd Westcott, Dick Booth, Jack Keable, Mrr Pepper, oach. This year's team was most successful with four bers. The Monroe County League games are of of the top players returning from last year's mem- equal importance as are the non-league games with Holley and Albion. Raimi Racerf Tm, First Row-Bob Butler, Manager, Norm Baase, ,lack Boston, George McClelland, Bill Seaman, Tom JolliE, Jim O'Dell, Ed Clark, Earl Cline, Dick Grambow, Manager, SemndRow-Doug MacMillan, Fred Taube, John Hutchinson, Marvin Duryea, Dick Mault, Dick Booth, Ronnie Broadbent, Dan Cline, Frank Hutchison, Charlie Kerman, Third Row-Don Hare, Bruce Hoy, Kermit Mercer, Ronnie Oehlbeck, Jerry Shukis, Ted Hays, Gene Dobson, Pete TerLouw, Fred Rummel, Duane De- Lano, Gerald Grace, Mrr Lottes, Coach. With three county champions heading the squad Brighton and East Rochester, with Batavia, the 1951 Track Team anticipated a winning sea- Albion, and several city schools also offering top- son. Prime rivals in the Monroe County loop were notch competition. . V 48 ADMNSTRAHON FIKE 1.71?fL.L - NORTH EXIT KMA 156-eg, o.r-.Jw A IIN f'W EUGENE E. LESTER JoHN J. GINTHER 1952 EUGENE M. STULL Pffffdmfi '953 CHESTER B. THOMPSON 1954 In Memorzkzm We pay tribute to a friend, one who not only served the Brockport Central School as a member ofthe Board of Education for five years, but also as a teacher for fourteen years. His devotion to his family and this community during the short span of years he was with us will serve as an inspiration to all his many associates. Board of Educalzbn Mdjffflfi MJWJCQWI Just as it takes a council to manage the affairs of a town, so it takes a Board of Education to conduct the business ofa. school. Brockport Central School is fortunate to have on its Board of Education citizens who are sincerely interested in young people. ofbef School oprah JOHN M. WOODWORTH 1951 ANDREW D. OLIVER EDGAR H, BENEDICT FRANK EPKE Dixlritt S uperintmdml Tfmmrfr Clerk 50 H. L. VAUGHAN Supervising Principal Hamilton College, B.A. Albany State Teachers College, M.A. MARGUERITE A. MILLER Bookkeeper Masten Park H. S., Buffalo Bmw Boofim Faculzy A growing community is always inspired by its leaders. So, too,bziur Teen Town is led by those who keep our thinking Ulm C. HELEN M. HOVEY V Serretary Brockport High School RAYMOND E. DALY OLIVE B. GRAMBOW Vie:-Principal Guidance Caunselar Chemistry, Physics, Earth Science Keuka College, B.S. St. Bonaventure College, B.S. University of Michigan, M.A. University of Rochester, M. Ed. 5x JUNE ALEXANDER T HOMAS A, BURNS VAN CONRADT Soclall Studles ll, lz Business Instrumental Music V flrsz Semester - Notre Dame, B.C.S. Fredonia Stare Teachers College. Unlverslry of Roshesrsr, B.A. Urllvcrsiry of Rochester, M- Ed- Syracuse University, M.M. ALENE BUTLER Social Studizs 9, rr Albany State Tesshers College, Bs. Urrlverslry of Rrseherler, MA. ROBERT CROSS Social Studies ro Syracuse Urrlverslry, EA. B KATHERINE BEACHEM EDNA BUTTERFIELD GLADYS GRABB Arrerrdsrrse Supervisor English rr, rs Mathematics 7, s English s University of Rrseherrer, EA. Brorlrprrrr srsre Normal School Brockport Slate Normal School Z crrllrrhlsls University, E.s. New York Urrlverslry, B.s. M 52 EDWARD J. GRYGIEL General Science, Hygiene Colgate University, B.A. MYRTLE HARNESS r Rochester Insrirurte of Technology 'W Y gi rmqxxs: 11 lf 5 ,. 413 Fw .ffl 5 ,, Q 'Ea any if 2 W 'X ,af We ar mm ze Qs z 1, '1 , Xxx ff , x R l fiat XX? xl f 1 me X l Zywxxl l ,ff l X 9 'r ff n, Qf ' 5 -, fi. 1 ci felis? a '- - 'Qff ' ' f-C C' S373-ravi: T16 ' 'U faxfzslvl -iigifffflfiiiif 1 se A-ra .lx N 3 a.a,v !'. 12 , IX: SCSU lil 5 ? ':f:-11:-g ff,J ,,agaa',-K e Q3 R vii: 'f ,QQQ f f -x 'l. la' , :aa.:,a a 'ya af JOHN HURLEY English a, iz Niagara Unavafmy, .A., M.A. ' JACK KIRBY Biology, General Mathematics, Elementary Algebra Albany State Teachers College, B.A. JOHN LOTTES Higher Mathematics Monmouth College, B.S. Syracuse University, M.A. CAROLYN w. KNAPP ' IRENE MANITSAS English 7, Science 7 Nurse ' Brockport State Normal School Rochester General Hoevltel University of Rochester. B.A. GLADYS KYKENDALL M. LUCILLE METCALF Social Studies ll, lz Business A Second Semester Albany State Teachers College, B.S Umvafany of Rochester, B.A. Columbia Unavafmy MA. Cornell Unavafaafy, MA. 53 M. LUCILE MURRAY JOHN R. PAVKA UPTON Vopal Music Agriculture Fredonia State Normal Sch Cornell University, B.S. BAY MSU! JOAN NARUSZEWICZ ROBERT A, PEPPER HELEN VAN DE VORT pi,y,,c,1 Edumiun, Hygiuuu Physical Education n Labmiuu Brockport State Teachers College, B.S. ' Ithaca College, B.S. Genesee State Teachers College, B,I..S University of Rochester, M.Ed. CARL NEUSCHELER GLADYS QUEEN ELEANOR WOOSTER Industrial Arts Social Studies 7, 8 Latin, French Olwegc Stale Teachers College, B.S. Southern Illinois Normal University Elmira College, B,A. University of Illinois, B.S. University of Rochester, M. Ed, 54 lfwflmg WOVIQKVJ C-,,,.Q,,,,,2, 5,4 Lqft to Righl-Mrs. Wadhams, Cook-Manager, Miss Barush, Cafeteria Supervisorg Shirley Smith, Laura Browne, Nancy Kishlar, Pat Catlin, Shirley Spink, Nancy Goodman, Dixon Lougheed, Bradley Ferries, Carol Koss, Ray McCagg, Fred Breslawski, Fred Taube. Always behind the scenes are those who keep Cmfodzkzm' us fed, keep us clean, and keep us moving. At Brockport High School we are glad to have a Mr. Dorrance, Mr. cheerful, willing group who take care ofthe above- Maulfr Mr- Gmfhef mentioned needs. Bm Drzhferf LMI to Righi-Mr.W. Arnold, Mr. Fissler, Mr, Knab, Mr. Blossom, Mr. L. 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