Sodus High School - Soduskan Yearbook (Sodus, NY)

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i M477 V , .-.si Scroll Do you know why the,Scroll was graded in the second group of school newspapers in a nation wide contest? This honor was given to us because of the neatness of the paper and arrangement of the material. Perhaps these two major points were brought about by the printing which we did ourselves. Last September for financial and instructive rea- sons, we decided to do the printing at school. For three or four hours on Saturday mornings, the members of the staff worked at the school and all helped to get the paper ready to be sold on the following Tuesday. We shall never forget how the punchers hurt our hands! We have endeavored to publish an issue of the paper every month but in order to conserve time and money, we printed only six issues, each issue with more than twenty pages. We introduced a new feature into this year's Scroll and that was the Exchange Column. It is really beneficial and advantageous to us to read other papers because we become acquainted with new ideas and we profit by the mistakes found in the paper. Along with the printing of the news, we used our artists to draw cartoons and cover designs. And did we have some snappy ads and cartoons!! The following people comprise the members of the Scroll staff: Editor-nz-Chzef ..,............,........................ EDITH PULVER Afmriaf. Ediminr. .. ............. CRAXVFORD ADAMS, JAMES MYERS Spawn Edirwzf. . . . . .GUY BURGESS, ARLAND WHITEV, WILMA SEAGER Social Edimr .... ........................... L OUISE RAYMER Exclaawge Editor ...... . , .ELIZABETH VAN HEE Adrerfifing 1VIam1ger. .. ..... GORDON CLAUS Bll.fjlI?.fJ' Manager ..... ..... .... D O NALD EASTLEY Ari Editor ...... .... . . ....................... MARIAN LEWIS New Reporfeizr .................... ALICE LOCKNER, GLADYS VAN LARIE. ODESSA BoisE, NORMAN DE NEEF, LOUISE PEARCE Clan Repo:-lei-J ........., MARIAN STEVENS-Senior, MARiAN LAWRENCE- juniorg ARLAND WHITE+SOPh0m0f6Q RICHARD HILL-Freshman, MARY JANE joHNsoNaEighth Grade, SHIRLEY MILLS-Seventh Grade, Typim ............... ELEANOR BRINK. MARTHA CAMP, HELEN ROBINSON. ANNA T UNLEY Without the help and direction of our faculty advisor, Miss Bunce, our paper would never have become a success. We, the staff, extend to her our sincere appreciation for the help she has given us during the year. -t-'Ei 19 lie- T-

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l l Soduskan Dere S!eu'de11.re.' Tooday you are reeding your noo yere book witch we hav wurked vary hard too put out. How doo you like it? You hollered enuf about stiff kuvers and baybee pitchers, and we houp your pleezed. The Hrst Sodus-Can witch wuz pubblished laste yere wuzz a gude jobb. Noww we are offerin yoo the secunde eedishun. We neerly robbed the banx and helled peepul up in order to raze the amount needded too git you the book yoo wantede. Ef yoo dont like it, blamme Dorthee Houck, the verie effishent editir in cheef. The reste of the staf kin taak some of the blamme alsoe. Reg Proshush lost meny ours of sleepe wateing for you to give us your subscripshuns. Donulde Eestelee wure out too pares of shooze tuning around geting addes. The litery wurk wuz sucesfuly dun by Olive Ven Enwick and Eidieth Pulaver. Ef yoo dont like the arte wurk and the Sodus in 1960 ware untel yoo git Maryun Lewis or Dariss Ven Laree alon sum timme and tel themm about it. Charls Miller, our best sportsman, rote the sportes rite upps. Rodmen Ludwigg toke care of the fotographick wurk. The booke culdnt of bin made without the helpe of Miz Andruze and Mr. Rood. Thoe at lott of wurk foar us we hadd a lotte of funn doin it an we hoap yoo wille enjoy reeding it azz rnutch. Love and kizzez, THE SODUS-CAN STAF. P. 5. U0 the Seuyerfj Maryun Steveens and Marie May Baret are too blamme foar the Seenyer Rite Upps. Tak it out on themm. S. C. S. 18 ii..- 8

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W r l l Public Speaking MoNoLoc.uE Speaker: A seat in the front row of the Sodus High School auditorium. Time: May 1, 1955. Goodness, why all the lights? Say, Abe, what are you letting down the back drop and the side curtains for? No kidding, is the local prize speaking contest tonight? Well, that's why every night for the past couple of weeks the contestants have come over to rehearse after supper! What do you know? There come the old stand-by faculty ushers- Miss Greene, Miss Welch, Miss Bodley, Miss Stone and Miss Cotes. Golly, people are coming in fast, things ought to start pretty soon now. What time is it, anyway? Almost seven-thirty. I hope ..... There go the lights! It's beginning. Here comes Mr. Rude. Boy, those are good looking cups he's telling us about. All through? Well, here we go! Olive Van Eenwyk is first. Let's see what the program says: W'hite Lilar.t. ' Say, isn't she doing the thing well? Kinda makes me cry, though--all that stuff about the ministers mother! Now Crawford Adams. Can he orate or can he orate? The Big Pazmde is a great speech, and Crawf is making the most our of it. Well heres Marian Lawrence, looking very calm and composed. Where's that program? Oh-Fear God and Take Your Own Part. I know-that story of President Theodore Roosevelt. Nice work, Marian. I Am ez jeu'-Reg Proseus. Say, that doesn't sound right! Oh, he's telling a story of a jew persecuted under the Hitler regime. Reg sure can make me see that old doctor choosing death to a betrayal of his race. That was sumpin! jane Lucas next? That's a nice story, too: The Little King Iiimif Peezre. Why, she can talk and act just like a real little boy, can't she? That must have been sad-or else I'm getting to be an awful crybaby! Hm! Gordon Claus is sure telling us what The Supreme Meuare is. Say, that's a real job he's doing. I didn't know he could talk so slowly and deliberately! Congratulations, Gordie. Gladys Van Lare's the last girl. Why, that poor little hungry urchin+. What's the-sure, The While Hamlr of Telham. Last, but not least, Gladys- That was great! The Lillie Red Sehoalhozzrew-Curtiss Gaylord. That should be good. Say, it ir! Curt's saying some important things, and he's certainly convincing me, all right. He has a way of doing that, hasn't he? Now for the decision. Rev. Burnett says it was mighty hard to choose-I don't blame him-but that the girls first goes to Gladys, and the second to Marian. The boys? First to Reg and second to Crawford! Good for all of you. Doesn't Miss Andrews look pleased? I should think she would-everyone did so well. Well, it's all over for another year. -434 20 gh-