Sodus High School - Soduskan Yearbook (Sodus, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1958 volume:

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Each phase of education as we learn it from our Alma Mater helps us toward our final goals and dreams. Through intramural and inter-community sports programs, our bodies are disciplined to the rigors of life. Knowledge of sciences, languages, and humanities school us mentally, and strengthen us in that respect. An- other important part of this span is the development of our appreciation of the finer arts through drama groups, musical organizations, and special interest clubs. Physical discipline. mental fitness. and cultural development . . . these are the three needed foundations for our bridge. These are the gifts with which our faculty members at Sodus Central endow each and every student who would learn. With these three tools at hand we can build the smallest bridge to cross a brook or the mightiest span to cross any obstacle life may place in our paths. TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION T .s.c 5 SENIORS . .13 UNDERCLASSMEN s.ss T23 ACTIVITIES . T31 ATHLETICS T .MT43 GRADES . ssss. 55 2 BLIZZARD OF X ' . x lNlX111A11o WWF' , ffxfiw is ffm? :V ff C In is-.5 4'1 h 4 , Tl 1 1 1 1 ' IP s zip 0 Sl!I1f'Yf 10 gm s mzw' 1110112 ,,,: Q 1 After 11111011 l'0!'1lx'iIIg 011 a slo1'111-x' surge. Set her 011 III1 011,11 keel. V A I 14 1. s01111o1:1.1is 3 IIE 1 J ' Q 0 1 1 fo 1 Q Y 'H 51 ' QF'-'77 'V' 5 , fy 'GX fi :-5 A . Q4 A 1 f S9 5 1 fVa1'?f3i'3' T' -f Left to right: Principal F. S. Hungerford, Vice Principal Lloyd McGowan, Grade Co-ordinator ADMINISTRATORS Congratulations on the production of the 1958 Soduskan. l appreciate the amount Herbert Caige. of time and effort that goes into the yearbook each year. l feel that it is a very worth- while project and l know that each and every one of thc seniors, as well as the general public, will appreciate your publication more and more as the years go by. Best of luck and may your plans for your future be realized and filled with all of the good things of life. Sincerely, F. S. HUNCERFORD Bridges, the theme of your yearbook, are symbolic of the high school you are leaving. During the past four years you have been crossing the bridge from adolescence to maturity: from the 3 R's to the completion of a course which will enable you to follow your chosen path in life. For all of you there will be always one more river to cross : that is, there are always problems to face and to overcome. As you meet the challenge of these problems you will find a way to solve themfa bridge by which you can go on to bigger and better things. May all your bridges be wide, safe, and easily accessible. Sincerely, LLOYD MCGOWAN l sincerely wish the best of luck to the Class of 1958. You have been a fine example to the underclassmen. l am impressed with the fine-caliber student at Sodus Central School. Your integrity, sincerity, and respect are assets that will be always to your advantage. Sincerely, HERBERT S. 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First row, left to right: Alice lngison, MUSIC: Evelyn Fletcher, COMMERCIAL Ruth Richards, ENGLISH: Margaret Kimpland, NURSEg Gertrude Doyle, READING, Seromf row: Nelson MCGinn, PHYSICAL EDUCATION: William Kean, INDUSTRIAL ARTSg Ruth Cornish, LANCUACESQ .lean Ransley, PHYSICAL EDUCATION: Robert Nleneely, SOCIAL STUDIES: Alta Cole, STUDY HALL: Anne Keteham, COIVIINIERCIALL Maynard Bellinger, AGRICULTURE: Joseph Bowler, NIATHI'fNIATICSg Dorothy Norton, HONIENIAKINC. SENIOR Learning while doing could easily be the theme of our faculty, for it has been said a teacher never ceases to learn. Many faculty members have engaged themselves in professional studies throughout the year. Xlr. Cooper spent thc sunnner working on play productions of the Cleveland Playhouse at Chautauqua Institute. and he also studied drama courses there in connection with Syracuse University. Mr. Mastroleo attended the Ivniversity of Louisville for work on an advanced degree. Mrs, Bellinger, Mr. Kean. Mr. Capella and Mr. Meneely took post grad- uate work at Syracuse Ilniversity in the field of educational psychology. Mrs. Bellinger also studied at William Smith College. Hobart College was the place of additional study for Mr. Bowler and Mr. Capella, while fVlrs. Kimpland attended the lniversity of Rochester. where she took a course in public speaking. lVlr. Erwin did extra professional studying at Brockport State Teach- ers' College. Mrs. Copp took library courses for a degree at Syracuse Iiniversity. First rout. left tu right: Paul Shaver. SCIENCE: Madeline Copp. LIBRARY: Anne Brandt, ENCLISHQ Zoe Lingle, ENGLISH: 'I'heIina Scott. SOCIAL STUDIES: Nlarjorie Hungerford. NIA'I'I'IEMATICS: janet Eygnor. SOCIAL STUDIES, Seeonrl row: Kenneth Smith. MATHEMAT- ICS: Elizalwth IIeIIinger. ENGLISH: Russell Raethka. ART: David Cooper. ENCLISII: Rimhard Capella. SCIENCE: John Erwin. SOCIAL STIIIJIES: I,Ioy4I Nleflowan. CIIIITANCE: E S. Hunger- ford. PSYCIIOLOCY. FACULTY In addition to their Imusy schedules of teaching and Iearning. the fa1'uIty aIso finds tinie to serve on eonnnittees within and without the school. Included among these are the Assenilmly. Ethics. Merit. and Faeuhy Advisory Connnittees. This year Mr. Shaver was the deIegate to the House of Delegates of N.Y.S.T.A. Mr. NIeneeIy had the distine- tion of serving as I'resident of the VVayne County Social Studies 'IIs-aehers Assoeiation. I aeuIty nienilwrs are also active in fraternal lodges such as the Masons. Rotary. and the Elks. Many are to Ive found aetivv in 4'IiureIi work. while others aet as directors of eonnnunity sports programs. or various extracurricular groups-within the school. 'IIhrough their varied interests and desire to Iearn the faculty of Sodus Central attempt to disspeII the threat of Horace Mann who said. The teaeher who is attempting to teach without inspiring the pupil with a desire to learn is hannnering on cold ironf' 1 , , I 9 llrxl mug lr!! In right: Jutlilh Dirlgle-day. Fourth Cradvg Karolyn Grnat, Cwradcg lrem- Iiulfv. Fourth tlrusivi Julia ffontunt. Sixth Crudv. Sfvmzzl row: lflizahc-th Gatvs. Ihird Grade: Imula vt:-. lfifth flrzuh-1 Nlilmlrmt lfrawr, i uurth Craclv: Shirley Hamnmnds. Third llrazlvg Ruth I illnum. Thirml tlrauivg lmiisv lm-km-r. lfuurtli flriuleg Etta Miens, Fifth Grade-. GRADE f.llltItIlliif'l' mark. trzlvvi. pruffissimial Sturiies. ami partivipatimi in vhurvh m'tivitivs xwrm' only ai it-xx nf tht- intvrc-sts pursumi ivy thi- gratis fzxvulty this yvzlr. MIS. AUIIIZIIIII zittvridwl thc- bllItIIIIf'I' sc-ssion at Oswego State- Tc-zivtivrs' College this past summer. and Ur. flzliglm- stutiivri at 55 ravllsn- lfniu-i'sity. Sonia' lmirriml through truvvlirig. Mrs. I,of'k- in-r Saw zu hit uf northt-rn Nvw Yurk in hm' trip taking hvr to the Arlirmidavks. Mrs. tiruver vrijuyc-rl at lvisurc-ly trip aruuncl tht- Crvut Lakvs. Miss Diriglvciay Spent her bllItltllQ'I' 111 vaunp f'ttllIlS4'iillg. Many fzivulty mvmlve-rs wt-rv kc-pt husy with svhool vmnmittev work. Mrs. Craver ami Mrs. Nivius wen- memhf-rs uf the Sf'ii'Ilf'6 Stutiv Cuinmittcff. while Mrs. ixwkrler. Mrs. Ki-1-tv. ami Mr. Fritz svrvmt on the Merit fiiltlilI11iilPP. Miss Uingzlvday and Mrs. Q. 1 A .1 . K ' A., I si . Nirf, i,m'km-r unit FIZIHQ Uffil't'l'h. Miss lluylv and reading viass. I0 FUN! H1111 itil! tu right: Hoxanm- Wuml. llradv Nluficg Shirlvy Ke-ach, Kindvrgarn-ng H1-rmina llllllllilll. First Cruilog Dora lhirvruff. Si-u-rnl llruilm-1 Phyllis Wilbur, Swnrnl Grad:-1 Ruth Canlin, lfirfl lifllllvl lilizaln-Ili llill. liiinlvi'g1iii'le'iig Laura Knfw. Firft Ururlv: lil:-anur Auinunn. Fm-cmul liflllltf , ux4li'i'y llrgult. Fe-cnml llranlv, l.ockm'r sm-rw-rl nn thv Nlnrals Cmiiinilwc. with Nlrs. Im-k r . 5 s rvinl, nv 'ilw 4- ' 0 un the lilo- invntury lfcliiiwltiuim Cmiiliiitlvv. ll.'l'.:X.. liusif-rn Ftar. Girl Front Work, Ftuilent Cuunc-il, :Incl Swing Choir arlvisor- ihvrs vnnlrihulml thvir linn- :incl inlcrvsts. Mrs. Crawr was ziwurilm-il ai I'.I..fX. hfv invnilwrship. an honor awarclvcl an f'll'lIlC'IllZlI'y ships wvrv ulhvr ways in which faculty inen .lcavlicr vavli year. Thus it is that grumlv tvuvliers van fully appreviate the words of Tryon lfclwarcls when hc suiil. Tn wzilwn intvrvsts and kindle Pnthusiasni is tht' Surv way to tmlrh easily and siiccvssfullyf' for thvy have mlennmstratccl this in thffir clay to clay living. l Mr. Fritz checks 1-xp:-rinn'nt. Nlrs, iluiitanff rnoin publirhes in-w-pap:-r. Through our health staff it is evident to ohserve that todayis educational system is not only concerned with the development of our minds, but our physical health as well. X . X X 4-v-'sf DR. MURRAY RERCMAN School Psychiatrist HEALTH STAFF One office which hums with continuous activity in our school is that of the health staff. Mrs. Kimpland assisted by Mrs. Cole and Mrs. Foley engaged themselves throughout the year in keeping records of eye ex- aminations. physical checkups, and the attendance of 1300 stu- dents. llr. Hobbie makes a daily visit to the infirmary, to give physical examinations. to check on any minor injuries which may have occurred in gym classes. or to conduct vaccina- tion clinics. This year many stu- dents rcceived their final polio shot. Mrs. Kimpland and Mrs. Cole check eyes and health record of student. Dr. Hobbie, aided by County Nurse and Health Committee members, admin isters vaccine. Miss Chiappone-the tooth polisher. M L f-1. .,,...,'nL.-1 2-.,. v-, .- -g . IO 5 5' x L 5l2fx,,, if . Qu- x E- . - f ,em Chiefly the mould of a marfs fortune is in his own handsf' 1 . . . , if . -BACON 4 3153-5424 ! U7'f9 1 ullfju t 0 f IQ! X . , ' ' f 4113 N , I3 MICHAEL ADAMS I expect that woman will be the next thing civilized by man. Student Council 13 Boys' State 3, Band 1, 2, 3. 4, Drama Arts 1, 2, 3, 43 Cho- rus 1, 2, 3. 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Socccr 1. 2, 3, 4g Bas- ketball 1, 2g Baseball 1, 2, 3, Bowling 3, 4-3 Track 4. KENNETH BEAL Eyes of blue that sparkle and gleam. To every girl he is her dream. Class President 11 Drama Arts 1, 2. 3, 4g Band l, 2. 3. 43 Chorus 1, 2. 3. 49 Swing Choir 1. 2. 3. 43 Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4: Baseball 3. 4: Student Council Rep. 2, 4: Church Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Soc- cer 2, 3. 4. ELAINE BALL A man is always better than a book. Mixed Chorus l, 2. 3. 43 Drama Arts 1. 2, 3, 4-5 Senior Play 3. Make-Up Manager 4, Perfect Attendance 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3. 43 MYF 1, 2, 3, Church Choir 2. 3, 43 Future Nurses Club 4. HARRIET BLIEK Science more musical than any other song. Mixed Chorus 1. 2. 3, 4, Subscription Editor of SODUSKAN 43 National Honor Society 3. 4. Secretary 4g Senior Nurses Club 2. 3. 4: Church Choir 4. I4 . K .rt . ,. H . as ESTHER BARCLAY A gracious heart shows a noble mind.' Chorus 1, 2. 3. 4g GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 CHARLES BULLOCK I do not know any reading more easy, more fascinating, more delightful, than reading a catalogue. FAA lg Bowling 13 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 2, 33 Grange 1, 2, Chap- lain 1. 23 Youth Fellowship 1, 2, 3, 4. 4 SYLVIA CARPENTER A dwarf on a giant's shoulders sees further of the two. Class Secretary 1, Newspaper Staff 13 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Attendance Reporter 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, President 4, Drama Arts 1, 2, 3, 4, Make-Up 39 Nurses Club 3, 43 Bowling 2, 3, 4, Manager 35 Senior Play 45 GAA Council Representative 4. JACKSON DEMEYERS I feel like a fugitive from the law of averages. Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4. ' 1 1-iv in-1 si.. 1-,-1 ,L ,,,,,,.,,,,,,,mw,,,l f.. SERGIO CASTALDI They say I speak with an American accent. Foreign Exchange Student 4, Soccer 43 Basketball 4, Student Council 4. MARY DEVRIES Love and a cough can't be hid. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Drama Arts 1, 2, 3, 4, Make-Up Crew 2, Costume Crew 1, Senior Play 3, 4g CAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec- retary 2, Vice President 33 Bowling 1, 2, 33 Church Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Cheer- leader 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, All- State 33 Future Nurses 2, 3, 45 Class Treasurer 1, 2, 3, 4. I5 AELICIA CULVER If I laugh at myself and the fool things I do, it won't bother me much to see others laugh, too. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Drama Arts 1, 2, 3, 45 Youth Fellowship 1, 2, 35 Cheer- leader 4, Spring Concert 33 Bowling 1, 2, 4, Secretarial Editor of SODUS- KAN 4g GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Council Rep. 2, 3, 43 Altemate. JEAN ELLIS Jean with the light brown hair is really cute beyond compare. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 CAA 3, 4, Drama Arts 1, 2, 3, 4, Make-Up 35 Bowling 2, 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3. r N NELSON ESPENSCHIED Show me his friends and I the man shall know. 4-H 1, 2, 3, 43 FFA 2, 3, 43 Bowling 23 Scouts 3, 4, Junior Assistant Leader 3: Grange Member 1, 2, 3, 4, Grange Master 1. l NANETTE FITZPATRICK I had to sink my yaeht to make the guests go home. Mixed Chorus l. 2. 3. 45 Newspaper Staff 1: Art Editor of SODUSKAN 4: Student Cnuneil Alternate 45 Drama Arts 1, 2. 3. 4. Make-Up 2. 3. Assistant to Director 4. llpstage 41 Bowling 3. 4. RICHARD FARO Give me the room whose every nook is dedicated to a book. FFA 1g Drama Arts 2, 33 4-H Member ROBERT FISHER 1, 2, 3, 4. FREDERICK FOWLEB My center is giving way, my right is pushed back-excellent!! I'll attack. Student Council Treasurer 1. President 44 Class Vice President 21 Baseball 1. 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Soccer 1, 2, 3. 43 Drama Arts 1. 2. 3, 4g Senior Play 4. I6 Let the world slide, I'll not budge an inch. Projection Crew lg Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4. KENNETH GILJAM Every inch a good fellow and oh, so many inches. Drama Arts 1, 2, 3, 4, Upstage 3, 4, Stage Manager 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2, 35 Class Vice President 33 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Photography Club 1, 2, 3, Soccer 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 3, Youth Fellowship 1. 2. 3. 4. President 1, 2, 3, 4. NANCY HUBRICHT Love conquers all. FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 1, Vice Pres- ident 4g CAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Council Rep. 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. CLAY MULLINS I may not be handsome, but, I declare, l have a distinguished look. Transferred from Hialeah High School. Hialeah, Florida, 1957. Bowling 4. EDWIN LAROCK But where is the man that can live without dining. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 44 Drama Arts 1, 2, 3, 4, Stage Crew 3, Senior Play 2, 4, Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g SODUSKAN Sports Editor 45 Student Council 35 Vice President of Class 4, Perfect At- tendance 2. LARRY MAYOU Who loves not women, wine, song re- mains a fool his whole life long. Baseball Manager lg Class Vice Presi- dent 1, President 25 Drama Arts 1, 2, 3, 4, Upstage 3, 4, Bowling 1, 2, 44 Track 3, 4, SODUSKAN Photography Editor 4. JAMES NORTON lt is not what you do, it's what you get caught doing. AFS Exchange Student 3, Tennis 1. 2, 3, 4g Basketball and Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4g Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 SODUSKAN Business Manager 43 Drama Arts 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 3, Upstage 4. I7 v P RUTH PETTIT Friends are born, not made. NHS 3, 4g Drama Arts 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 1, 2, 3, 44 Student Council Alternate 4g Nurses Club 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Council Rep. 2. ROBERT RAWDEN Never do today what you can put off till tomorrow. Drama Arts 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1. 2, 3, 43 Soccer 1, 2. 3, 4. SHIRLEY TACK Stand by lo crash. ' Chorus 1. 2. 3. 43 Drama Arts l. 2. 3 4. Xlake-Up 4: Nlajorc-ttc l. 2. 3. 43 Teach, 2, 3, 4: Church Choir 1. 2, 3. 4: Sunday Schnnl Secretary 1. 2. 3. 4. LESLIE SMALL I am a man and nothing that concerns a man do I deem a matter of indif- ference to me. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Bowling 13 Soccer 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 33 FFA 13 Swing Choir 2, 3, 43 Student Council 1, 2, 3, Secretary 2. Vice President 33 NHS 3, 43 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Sen. Peterson's Citation Award 3g Youth Fellowship 1, 2, 3, 4. MAYBELLE VALLIER Very gentle and of a good conscience. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4g GAA 2, 3, 43 4-H 1, 23 Future Nurses Club 2, 3, 4g Girl Scouts 1. NEAL SPRONG How comest thou in this pickle? Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Drama Arts 1, 2, 3, 4, Stage Crew 1, 2, Senior Play 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4g All-State 1, 2, 33 Soccer 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, MARY VANDERVEN Opinions can not survive if one has no chance to fight for them. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Drama Arts 1, 2, 3, 4, Make-Up 1, 2, Senior Play 4, Up- stage 43 NHS 3, 4. Vice President 43 DAR Award 43 BPW Award 33 Liter- ary Editor of SODUSKAN 4. AUDREY VANGEE Fun is a habit. Perfect Attendance 23 4-H Club 1, 2, LEE VANDERZILLE 3g Youth Fellowship 1, 2, 3, CAA 4, SANDRA WAHL I Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. H There is only one disgrace, to be rich. How ,file laughed U-9 we laboufed tv FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4g 4-H 1, 2, SGW'- Treasurer 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 FHA 1, 25 Student JOAN WAITE Never speak loudly to one another unless the house is on fire. Bowling 1, Chorus 2, 3, 4: GAA 3, 45 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, Pres- ident 4g Grange 1, 2, Treasurer 25 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 2. 3. MARY WANDERSEE Science is vastly more stimulating to the imagination than are the classics. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Future Nurses 2, 3, 4g Library Club 1g GAA 2, 3, 4: Drama Arts 1, 2, 3, 4g Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4, Girl Scouts 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 1, President 2, 3, 43 Youth Fellowship 1, 2, 3, 43 Church Choir 1, 2. I9, Council Alternate 2, CAA 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Secretary 3, 4. CARL WARN 'Tis strange what a man can do and a woman still think him an angel. Chorus 3, 43 Soccer 3, Manager 23 Bas- ketball 1, 2: Bowling 34 Tennis 25 Track 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, All-State 1. 3, 4g NHS 3, 4: Class President 3, 43 Editor-in-Chief SODUS- KAN 4. SllIlil.lCY WI-1155 Q ' ' npmlion of sur- r'1',xx, flll'Xlll.l'l5 llllittllx l. 2. fl. 1. 5pring lfomw-rt 31 llcxlllly hlfll-Vf f'N-V If-' -V I'ff'- If-N f1'f,V IW '1F12 l1 W'1 'f,1-2-ff-315141' hlfvvll. if I frrllml ilu' uronil nnmlwr lIl!'.S mm1f'x. lm 'lA,ll ll Qji' 1' f f rff'1 'Y-1ff'f1X' 1t'l1r rfflf-H111 lIll.Sll'I'l' flu- 1Jll0VIl':'u H' ' A -. - 1 ' - . l'r1vj1'1'timx tfrvw I, 2. fl. 'll llLll14l l. 2. I H IH' My l'mjv1'tim1 Cr:-w I. 2. 3. 4: llny Svuutk 3. ll ffhurux l. 2. fl. lg H41-lwllmnll l. l. 2. fi. 2: Sm-vm' 12. .lg lhmllng 24: SQ'IllttI' Play Nagy llrt-xt l: l'In-intl lftlllvalli-nl :Kill 1. -XI.ItIl-1 lxczlsox Rtsst-iLL RMITHKA CLASS ADVISORS It is with tht- utmmt Slll1't'I'llf' that tht- vlass of '38 thanks Mrs. lngisun and Mr. Haethka for their tllllllilllfl' in our mum an-tixitive. Vlvith thvm our vlass Shared hours of joy as well as doulwts. Many lmppy vw-lxts hllLlfP1l with nur aclvisurs will lN'f'UlllC treasured picturvs on menmrfs walls lung after our ilNstK'lllll4lIl with the-av lun mmrlvrful lwuplt' has enflffcl. 20 5 f ww, 45 , vm-E, A f W5 NA- a., ff 'WWMP f L-X L af ' 9 , ,'1 Q ,ww fry: W 9. gsxl Www 5,. ff' XR x 5 ,J 1 Q S iv Q2 55 Q , . 3521 Kfwav Wwaf ffufgW?f? 1 W Y .Ap ww . av! fn' .rw Y gjTwZ'.E,,1, 3 5 ,igv-Qfgfigisf' J if M-kv ,I 5 . 1 f ,,,5:1,n:15: 1' 2 ,-, YANKEE! f' ' 7 'W - A 5igf!Tvg: ' fx 1 Qwvi. GH' A W Q2 .M M 'bw mu. 'Q Mfg 1 A Q f Pffgegf ,,wW,a. QHMQJR, F524 551 ,M -Sm MQ. ff ,. A V'-WK wwf. I lf ,Y 'Q gl f 24 fkwwal Qfhifb, 'W , 2 Y ffiyqkbwiz . -v szgq uf 'K J ,rfb :xi 2 ,digg A Z? U, fm 1 EM za? - 5 if ' :I We p fe,?QQ' wx 1 ig W H 1 WINTER ONDERLA D Carl Dengler's band provided the musical enchantment for our Senior Ball Winter Vlfonderlandf' The highlight of the evening was the Coronation of our court. Queen Nanette Fitzpatrick. her attendants Audrey Vangee and Mary Wandersee. and King Sergio Castaldi, along with everyone else, found this an evening to he enshrined in memory's hallowed recesses not easily worn by time. Carl Warn. American hrother: James Norton, A.l .S. exchange student to Germany: Sergio Cas- taldi. A.F.S. exchange student from ltaly, March I3. 1958 lVly Fellow Students. After one vear of intimate life with you. time comes to leave. and time comes to thank you for everything hut most of all. for the friendship you have surrounded me with. The life you have offered to me and shared with me has made a deep mark in my mind. a mark that l will he glad to show to my folk at home. I smile for happiness thinking of how much we have contributed to a larger world understanding. contrihuting our work to the marvelous program that the A.F.S. started not long ago. It has influenced our thinking and. perhaps. has created a lasting hinding hetween our countries. I will never forget my American friends: you schoolmates. you teachers. and everyone else in the school. l hope you will not forget me, and may Cod hless all of you. Forever yours. U' Sergio Castaldi 22 Christmas morning 1057 ASSES .--5 U ' Knowledge does not comprise all which is contained in the p ' , large term of education. Q ' -WEBSTER V l . 7 QX H5 K n kpilllg f 59 ' x M wr'-2 H94 23 UN IORS As Juniors we thought the world looked fine, This was our year to rise and shine. Class officers were chosen for the year. With President Joyce Miner we had naught to fear. Flaine Hermenet was Vice President, Pat Sermon watched how our money was spent. For our secretary we chose Faye Loveg She fitted this job like a hand in a glove. We continued to advance economically, The reason for this was plain to see. For first we had our record hop. Colloquially, this was far from 'La flopf, Next there was our P.T.A. dinner, Which, financially. was also a winner. The baseball dinner was quite a success, Our advisors are responsible for this, we confess. Mrs. Ketchatn and Mr. Shaver are wonderful assets: They have seen us through our moments of debts and through happier and more prosperous hours. The success for the Junior-Senior Ball was partially ours. We danced as though there were no tomorrow. Such glorious moments were only to borrow. There were other times that we will remember. The day class rings were received by each member. And, the time spent in cheering our teams. In years, will be mongst our most pleasant dreams. This is the story of our Junior year: A brief period of hope, pride and cheer. Next year we'll return as Seniors bold. To carry on the traditions of classes of old. f f X x 4 5 l Maya First row, left to right: S. Mitchell, A. Linscott, O. Barclay, B. VanWaes, F. Love, S. Clary, L Smith, P. Sermon, J. Bettis, V. Cheetham. J. Moorman, L. Frost, R. Ball. Second row: L. Muniby M. Casper, S. Brennan. R. Bennett, C, Newell, F. Michaels, B. White, D. Brown, C. Anderson B. Rawden, E. Hermenet, S. Bissell. C. Dalton, J. Miner, D, Foley, Mrs. Ketcham. Third row: R Confer, S. Olney, L.. Collins, R. Brendes, C. Allen, I. Brennessel, D. Hickey, G. Schrader, T Brownell, C. Miller, T. Smith, H. Crum, L. McDowell, D. Empey, D. Derrenbacher, J. Smith. J Furguson. 24 SOPHO ORES We with a'dvisors. Mrs. lfleteher and Nlr. Cooper. had a profitable and successful year. President Tom Kimpland kept law and order in our meetings. Nant-v Moss- graber was always on hand to fulfill her duties as our vice president. Rarlm Foley was serihe and industriouslv reeorded our class meetings. jim Button was responsible for keeping our money hags in order with the funds from our lmaselxall and fireman's dinners. We also initiated the roller skating party as a fund-raising activity. All in all. we and our advisors are proud of our efforts for 1953. Firs! row, left to right: N. Carpenter. J. Plassche. J. Yan Slyek. Nl. Crosz. Nl. Yarilfe-nwvk. ll. Sehrader, J. Nevelizer, C. Davison, 5. Wright. Second rout C. Stevens. J. Willoughliy. R. Collrert. W. Sergeant. T. Burnette. Nl. Steele. S. Smyth. Nl. Stell. Nl. Carlotta. F. Clark. ll. Foley, Nlrs. Fletcher. Third row: T. Vanderkien. Nl. l7eHullu. E. Kirkpatrick. J. Adanis. IJ, llallou, W, jimerson. P. DeRue, C. Nlastroleo. N. Herman. ili. Philo, C. Df'l'TPIlll8l'llt'l', N, Nlossgralwr, R, Gates. Firsl row, left to right: D. Heald. R. DeVey, L. Contant. J. Saunders. J, Gossard, li. llumlrerl. Nl Mitchell, D. Hewson, B. Dt-Badts, Nl. Seynioure. Serond row: 5. Sho:-nh:-it, Al, Crvvii. ll. lfllis. S, Love, T. Kimpland. S. Hinkal. ll. llulnier. S. Huff. R. Brown. ll, Thomas. R. lliss:-ll. Nlr. Coop.-r Third row: D. Wood. R. 0'Brien, J. Button, L. Davis, T. Trlli:-r. R. Israel. ,I. Waters. D, Small. T. Heise, K. Datthyn. P. Zonneville. Nl. Bowens, R. Herrold. 25 FRESHM We inaugurated our high school career by selling stationery and Christmas cards. lnder the guidance of Miss Hoyle and Mr. Meneely. our class advisors. our stationary campaign was the most profitable ever undertaken by a class. We had a Valentine's dance and also sold dessert in the cafeteria during March. Dan Hungerford was our president and Ed Baker was our Vice President. Joanne Virts recorded minutes of our meetings. and Sue Hohhie counted the profits of our projects. We are quite satisfied with our activities of our freshman year. First row, left to right: M. Boggs, B. Mitchell. A. DeFisher. E. Baker. D. Hungerford, C. Mastroleo, R. Cottrell. F. DeBrine, L, Vanderllrook. D, Bodine. C. Benton. Second row: B. Grinnell, K. Fill- more. lf. Nliller. K. VanderLinde, R. lsrael, li. Bolleman, B. Bissell. R. Greene. ll. Poolefll, Doreen. F. Clingerman. M. Newell. S. Toor. Miss Doyle. Third row: S. Hoover. D. UeCew. C. Manley. R. Crane. A. lllack. W. lTeCelleke, W. Sampson. J. Crane. A. Mills. P. Wlandersee. J. llatthyn. ll. Barto. l.. Fletcher, ll. Allen, I., DeRue. l 1'r.wt nur. left ro right: IJ. Lewis, B. Young, C. Fletcher. J. Saunders. C. Jones. G. Zonneville, .l. Yirts. J. Willoughby. A. Norrison. J. Brouillette. l. Bettis, C. VanNorman. J. Dc-Badts. Second row: l'. Powers. J. Barclay, J. Huff, B. DeVolder. C. Avery, R. Lowley, R. Wilchenski, W. Cray. S. Baker. J. Tack. L. Clark, J. VanNorway, l'. Bettis. R. Deltleyers, C. Brown, Mr. Meneely. Third row: W. Vallier. R. Herman, S. Hoblmie. R. Fletcher, L. Ferguson, S. Jackson. J. Hayes, R. Bertou. W. Wiley. F. Dorman, C. Duncan. F. Button. G. Wahl, H. Button, L. Mayeu, R. Rosington, F. Shirtz. 26 lm Future scientists. NFS. srlls sharvs of fri:-ml:-hip. Nancy Mossgrabefs prizewinning push-r Pop Band takf-s a lmrvak. Iriw hzu'1mfr1in-- with u xmil: I htlllbgllllfllly vxhihil allruvle- ilIIf'IlIi4VIl, si lingln- am! stmlrfnls. li1ll'N plan for llliigdlilll' Nah-. HVUIIE 04, hTllf'l'f'!II'l'l1lF0 1Ull'YS of Spfellllillg light: Z0 be Q The IYIIIIHP or the mirror that reflects it. f, U7 ' ,. , , f' . j A Z ' 43' '6 4 1 H K , --f 'A .Q 7-XY'1IAll'I'0N 0 - fc A 1 3 NX lisp 2? ' X JT A, 3 I Q-1-1 NATIONAL HONORISOCIETY I pledge myself to uphold the high purposes of this society to which I have been elected, striving in every way by word and deed to make its ideals of my school and my lifefl This was the oath taken by three seniors and seven jun- iors as they were inducted into the highest honor Sodus Central can confirm on any student. The officers for 1957-58 were: Kenneth Beal. president: Mary VanderVen. vice presidentg Harriet Blick. secretary: and Michael Adams, treas- urer. lil-l'.Xf mug lvl! to right: I.. Smith. A. Linscott. R. Hall. F. Fowler. J. llutton. F. Button. S. Castaldi, R. Pettit. Second row: R, Wright, C. Xandcrllrook. ll, IM-Cew. K. lieal. Vlrs, Belling:-r. Mr. llellinger. J. xldams. C. Thomas. W. Hoot. L, DeCew. STUDENT COUNCIL .Mnong the projects on the Student Council agenda were the sale of book covers, revision of the Constitution. the placement of activity dates on the school calendar. and an active membership in the Way'ne County Student Council. Also included were a clothing drive sponsored by New York Wcmrld Clothing Week. Teacher Recognition Day, and the continuation of a news corner on the bulletin hoard in the lower hall. on which items of interest to members of the fac- ulty' and student body were placed. Nlembers of the Council also acted as guides on Higher Education Night. These and many more activities demonstrated the energy' ol our student government. 32 Firsl mug ICH In righf: ll. lllie-li, C. Warn. Nlrs. llvllingvr. N. Fitzpatrivk. Srfrmzd row: M, Vamle-rV1-rl, lf. Lalinck. I.. lllaymi, J. Nortnrl. A. ffulvvr. LIBRARY CLUB Vllllfllllflll tht- lilvrary cluh. iw vmnv in vontavt mlaily with thosf' shining hrimlges whivh link us to nursvlws tn hc. This organ- ization is rcspnnsihle for help- ing lVlrs. Copp km-p all typos of pvrioflivals. rvfervncv. litf-raturv availalulv to those who would malu' use of such niatvrial. This year appruxiniatm-ly five hun- mlrvcl new hooks were afltlm-fl to tho lihrarx slivlw-s. SODUSKAN STAFF l lV l x,- vxn N llallhsn NI Xlinnr l Hell: Xl ll:--lvl' First row. lefl In righl: .l. 5ie'g:1'r. 5. llru ' . ' .' . . . ' 3. ' F. . Sf'!'0lI1l' rmtz' ll. Mullins. I.. lllll'8lllLllll, ll. llurns. H, l lo'tm'l1e-r. li. Kiniplannl. K. llrf-r CI'lll'lllll'lll. .-X. l.1nsC0tt. Thin! mir: Nlrs. Kopp. l.. Frost. lf. Nlille-r, Nl. 'Nlih-ln-ll. .l. ll:-rrnlnl lf Ih-ckary ,-X, tflmistnrli. Nl. Grusz. 5, We-iss. ff. l'ilvt4'l1:-r. Il, 'l'liuina-. 33 mule . l.. 2 N First row, loft In right: U. Fletcher. J. Waite. S. llrown, li. Dt-Voltler. J. Moor- inan. Sefonrl rout Hrs. Norton, B. Fleteher. xl. Norrison, NI, Boggs, K, Brendes, 1. f very. ll. Young. R, Rosington. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Forward-New llorizonsii is their motto. and a very appropriate one it is. Throughout the year they have served hoth eommunitv and faeultv. This vear. in addition to serving luneheons at the forums. they fixed a hasket for a loeal fatnilv at Thanksgiving time. ln Ut-tolaer they visited an R.G.Slf. demonstration where they learned many new ideas in keeping with our modern trends. At a Valentineis Tea they demonstrated their talents to the faeultv. This group is indeed an asset to our sehool. l .H.:N. entertain- mothers. lfirvl roup let! lo rigftl: .I, N4'Xl'llL4'!'. lf. llunean. l. llrennessel. I.. Yantlerzille. ll. Brown. I., Nlellowell, R. Confer, N. Espensehied. Seeonrl lllllf X. lJel islu'r. ll. lfleteher. tl. llatthvn, K. llatthyn. W. lletlelleke. tl. Wahl. R. llertou. Xlr. Bellinger, R. Israel, N. Herman, C. An- tlt-i-on. W. Set'geai1t,tl. St:-ten-, FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA lht-se liovs under Nlr. llellinger were aetive in lmoth eivie and state affairs. :Xt the Palmyra Fair and the Rochester lfruit Slum. the If.lf.fX. vvalkefl off vvith first plaees in Fruit lfxhihition. Am ong their manv at-tivities was tht- printing of over one hundred signs for sehool and eommunity organizations. and tht- eonstruetioniof a shelf and shadow lroxes for the llospital as their eonnnunity-Service projeet. They attended l'artn and llome Wieelx at Cornell l nixersity and tht- State l .l'i.A. Convention. It was a year filled with outstanding T001 'tlnition and serviee for memlwrs nf the l .l ..'I. 34 If' A FUTURE NURSES With their officers Harriet Bliek, presidentg Maybelle Vallier, vice president: Ruth Pettit, secretary- treasurer, and Sylvia Carpenter, manager, the Future performed many serv- publicity Nurses ices both local and internation- al in nature this year. They made Valentine favors for h 0 s p i t al trays and conducted a campaign for used eye glasses for the needy of Africa. ln addition, they packed first aid kits for grade rooms. G X First row: S. Carpenter. Mrs. Kimpland. E. Ball. Second row: M. Wandersee, M. Vallier, M. DeVries, H. Blick. First row, left to right: C. VanNorman, P. Powers, D. DeCew, L. Contant, Mr. McGowan. Seronrl row: C. Uatthyn, R. Cocfo, C. Wahl, R. Rrendes, L. Small. Third row: R. Brown. Nl. Dc'Hullu. R. Wandersee, R. Wilrhenski. D. Hewson. PROJECTION CREW This group has shown films for both classes and grades. These movie-minders are a great help in edu- cating countless students through the visual aid program. They are learning the reward of satisfaction which comes through service. 35 Mr 4 l'Il1ll'S.S1'I'HHIlll7H.' l,. Nlviioxwli. T. lirownvil. PHOTOGRAPHY lvncier the direction of its atlvisorr Nlr. SilitYi'I'. anti its offivvrs. prcsitivrit. Thomas Brownell: vice prvsifh-nt. Im- fVlvIhmwvll: anal secretary-treasurer. Halph Ure-mlvs. tht- Pho- tography Club flisplayvd thc Kodak and Ansco exhihitions. in addition. tht-5 sponsored il photo vontvst for the svhool. Thi-y learneti to illI'PS fill' tilt' Lllltllllli. sl fmt. fr-fl In figfll: li. lsrm-l. Nlr, Shaw-r, j, VariSlylu'. D, Ht-wson. R, . , . lrrxl lou. lv!! In flglilf .I, Norton. N, Nl:---gtgtlwip ltr l'olf-5, N. ilillldtlltik. IH. iJ4'l'T6'Ilil2lf'ilCT. J. Button, N. ffurpentf-r. NI, Yanch-rVe'n, Mr 4 -opwr, .Nl'11IlIl,l1Il4f ix. ihuti. i.. xiZlYlIll. ix, fviitxnn. UPSTAGE ms ex mlorm-il sew-ral of the important phases required I pstagy' ls tht- pnunavlm' one' atviiir-ws in ilrznna Kit- when he i I In Itl'Utill1'1' :intl pri-st-nt an plax. l pslagi-rs haw fa-Il not onlv tht- 1-rvatiw-ness of drama through acting, hut a keen un- mlwstzliuliung and lou- of tht- at-tixilim-s In-hintl Ihr- st-t. ifor the appreciation of rirania-s hvst and its offerings to individ- uti-, l Itsl2lflt'I'N rwopiiixv Nlr. fioopvr with ggratituihg lnakc trivk pictures through clouhlv exposures, visited ICLISIIIIHII Kodak anti took some piv- .glkm f V 1957 iff Nlmle nt LIDIIIII ll Offi 'cr Q Svnmr- Vfillll! Spring 111111414-1't 'Y 1958 l'a1'ul - Fantasy in Bluff. 'HMIGWII Nun 11111l King 54'l',L1ilb .I-1111-v 37 N - UNHHIBAND Sixty niusivally inm'linm'tl stutlvnts. 1-oining from grarlvs thru- through 4-ight. lilvnmle-cl thvir talents this year in innnlwrs whit-h inrluflvil Nllriiirx- Valiant. Crm-vn Valle-3. :intl l,ittlP 'l'own Rami. 'lihvir influstry has re-wurrlml at a 1'ons'vrt at wlnvh tlivir talcnts wvrv urivovervil for thi- pleasure- of thvir 3llfllt'llt't'. ORCHESTRA Ability. love of niusiv. and the talvnterl flirvvtion of Nliss Willa-S inaflv thc- orchestra one' of thi- most sum-essful inusival groups in our niusic' ilv- partnwnt. lnrliviclual nwinlu'r's of tht' orchestra wvn- vvry avtivc. Xvaltc-r 'llhoinas Gary llinws. ancl Clinton Syinioncls attvnclc-cl ,lunior lligth .-Xll- State Orchestra lfvstival in Pittsforcl. the l3th and 16th of Novi-iiilwr. Clinton Syinoncls also attendml the Sectional :Xll-Statv Urvlivstra livstival in Syracuse the first antl second of Noveinlwr. ln atlflition the' orvlwstra Pntvrtaimfcl in a grail? assvnilily anml attvnmlwl tho Wiayiiv County Uri-livstra Fvstival. 39 Rt'llt'LH'Nlllgl for 'ill-Flatt E 4 if 'Qtr L+, , f3sf fsw5fe:f5f5f??-EEL? Q 3 X, ff if L' S :Q ii 1? Q Q L -'A-.Si . , . 1.3 , -,r wkf2f'S!ifs4Sa Q-is-auf.,59.img, 1- A' 9 S 55255535 iii' 69255565 5? 1 5 e4oigC6'r'v,v'!? f, .f??S5 SQ 5x-1i9':3f,:'2'E9'aa .f..'tn'Q ffx'... A fn 1' A , F , Q, K W, bfhf' !,4'i,,.!'Sfkf-fY2'gavn m it f E ' 3 'T?ih3w. A45 Q .Nb xM,x..X ? SOPHOMORE TRIO S, Sllljlll l'lnmums Saul. 'lilux lllglu-fl gl'zu'm-s ul mufiv flfm funn ilu ff-vlings of ilu' lu':u'l. 'lillis is ilu' plxilumlnln nl Xlixml lllun rus. Swing Cluwir. mul ilu' IJIYK'-ll'UIll'S. Nlixvzl lfluurus. mule-r tlu- mliu-4'lun1 uf Nlrs. luglisuu mul guulvcl lvy its olfim-rs: Sylvia llilflN'llIl'I'. F4'l'I't'l1lI'I-lI'l'ilSllTl'I lsllllllt' IlQ'l'lll1'lN'lIl. ultclulauu'v uffiwr: Nauuw llilI'lll'lll1'I' mul ,Immun Virts. lilu'an'izn1s: mul l,lll1l1l Smith, mln- vuslmliun zulclc-cl mum' lwuuliful numlwrs lu its u-purlniu-. llu- must mlilfivult mul llIlpI'l'5FlYl' ul ilu-N' was llzuulull 'l'luuupwn's N.'xlll'llllil.u Krumwn lllfllllglltllll ilu' cwnlluly is llu- Swing iflulir 'lllrmlglllmlt llux yvzlr tlu-5 sung fur Vtilllllllllllll auul Wllllllf' PYUIIIS lllfllllllllg tlu- Smulus mul Wnlmnll l'lil5ll'fll Flzlrs. ilu lI1'1li1'1llio11 S1'l'XI1'Q'S fur ilu- Xllun Vl11llll'I'lIilt'lf', illlll ilu' Nli grunt .'xSS1N'lRlllUll nl Ixaulu' Lnuntx. 'lilu'ir siufviuff 4u'lixilu's i1u'l1ul4-el 1'Il ll Q'Illl'Ill5 uitlx ilu- Ilvrfs Y I' X' Y' 2' I zuul XYUIIIUHF llc-pulvlu-:ln Llulvs. Ilu- llt'lllIlilll'ilIl llzllly ul XVKIYIH' CUHIIIX. Wull-ull l.iun's iflulv. znul mum xlilrllllll urmlvrs. U A VOCAL MUSIC fl! rf! Y l l , lllf fill ll ll fl at l l l , f xl R75 x. FIVE TONES 1 i ?' E 'a Y, wr l 'l'lu' lfivv-'l' nur luxw lur ill lll llu1.'u ll 'Ill lXllll'lll I1 m'mx'. .. . ' ' ' ' 2' I ' 1 W ' A - N max..-11 I k,...,1m1 I xllml 1 11... hum: GIRLS' OCTETTE Fin! wuz' 5. Nlilvllvll. .l. IIITVII. S. Ulm-y, Nl. YLlllI':4'llWyk. Sfwzluf wuz' R, llissc-ll. ll. llvrrulml. N. Nlwssgralwr, 5. Clark. V 'C7 f Y? 4I Q Q Q7 SCHOOL SEAL The rings of the Class of '59 bear a symbol never before worn on the fingers of SCS students or graduates. Roxanne Cates l60 entered the Student Council contest for the designing of a school seal: and after many hours spent in planning. designing. and redesigning. she was awarded first prize for her entry. ,,qv'x The seal, which has been changed in shape by Balfour professionals to make it mobst usable, carries the torch of learning. the maple leaf and locust leaf- symbols from '4The Alma Materf' and the motto, Crescat Scientia, Let knowl- edge incrcasef' Roxieis monetary prize for creating a seal for Sodus Central School was small. but her reward through the years will be great. As she watches her crea- tion being used increasingly each year, Q the satisfaction of having left a perma- wa J' 9 4 wri- 0 nent contribution to her school will be ff immeasurable. Art teacher Mr. Raethka and Roxie Cates. Q W . l l 4. ' ' v First row. left Io right: K. Beal. P. Sermon. S, Tack. C. Smith. T. Brownell. R. Cates. Second row: R. Bertou, F. Fowler, K. Ciljam, J. Norton, C. Shrader. C. Stevens. A. Linscott. HIGHER EDUCATION NIGHT 42 ORT '3-,xref 1 CE True IIISIIIIIIIIIIS me 11110 true spozt IIZPII flltoll Il 11011 11111 111 3 'Q 18 zhe p11rs111t Q T4 I0 li l 3-4 Q ' 1 5 310 1 43 I SOCCER TEAM SHOWS DRIVE INDIVIDUAL SCORES TEAM SCORES The soccer team greeted Coach McGinn's return G. Stevens-6 F- Fowler-5 to soccer with four wins, three ties, and three losses gl'glp'li':gig -one of the better records established in recent R. Fisher-2 Years- K. Beal-2 E.C01hert-2 The Purple and Gold, one of the two teams to defeat the Wayne County champions, Wolcott, lost a chance for a Class BN berth with a loss to Marion. The 1957 soccer eleven was a well-balanced team through the hard-fought season. SCS SCS SCS SCS SCS SCS SCS SCS SCS SCS Wayne .,,,,, Marion .e,,.. Red Creek Williamson Wolcott ..,. Wayne ...... Marion .,,r.. North Rose Williamson Wolcott .... The Soccer Ballet. Do something! 45 ,er W ig, pf? J, , , My! g xg X, ,Q in . , J my 8 if QW 4 ff ,f.'f:7F 'W 1 gm. v ' - f-4 25 1 yew 5 S V +5 h F H li: W .rm 5 3 11 ,gf 'W 2-e X- rz-2 RL -.A ' :wr 9 -1, ' . a W J 54: 55 .- .deff 1 ' N. lp. . Q21 4 1 6 x .Q N 3 . Eff? Via A fm.: f iafgffwf ff ,gii???21 s2if5 lZ' iL5ZQ'1: A ff Pfssifffw . J frm 1 .1 ' f ff . ' Q Y W 55522 if W Y? W' S255 .... . M f' X 1,38 . 5 Films, , L i '-3551 J G 51253 w , J :gg ffqm 6 AQSEX1 ,' wi - Jig, ,L X 5313- 'H . ,, V- ,lm 3' F., 7 M W xii. in ---4. INDIVIDUAL SCORES Rawden-225 Sprong-117 LaRock-108 Fowler-85 Beal-83 Davis-61 Schrader-56 Fisher-25 Castaldi-2 Allen-2 Find the hidden players. Whose ball will it he? ln? l CHERRY TOWNERS Under Coach Erwin, the Purple and Cold started the season at a slow speed, but the Cherrytownf-rs came roaring down the home stretch only to lose a chance for a Class A berth with a one point loss to Clyde. Bob Rawden stood fifth in indi- vidual scoring of Wayne County bas- keteersn with 225 points to his credit. Sodus Central is proud of this year's Var- sity. Gui Ili' 47 Let's sit this one out' TEAM SCORES SCS SCS SCS SCS SCS SCS SCS SCS SCS SCS SCS SCS SCS SCS SCS ek 34 Wayne 39 Wmnson 49 Marion Sl Pal Mar 63 N. Rust' 48 Wolcott 33 Red Crt' 56 Clyde- 58 Wayne 52 Marion 55 Pal Mac 42 Wmnson 56 N. Rose 63 Clyde ,, 51 W0lr'rwtI -f in w .Q if ,4f::f5f 6 5. G r I E N . ft' if V, 5 - 'Q Fa' R w GIRLS' BOWLING 'liliis your thi- girls' lmwling group nulnlwrvil six tvanns. vziplaiiin-rl lui llunniv lli-Vey. Xziiivttv l'iitzputi'i4'lx. Beverly lleVulclvr. Ilflfifillil Zmnw- villv. and Ci-ralclinv .-Xu-ry. 'l'lic' girl lmwlf-rs entervfl in ilu' J lenn Yan Maiil-rm-grapliir' Tourna- ment. tn N'lll4'll the ten lwst playvrs from the six lvanis were sent. Reprv- fvntalivvs latvr altvlnlefl a lournanwnt at Lvons. F1-ffil row, lv!! In r1',Ql11.' ll. Dm-Vi-y. P, Zonnv- villv. ll. Rawilvn. Swonrf f0ll'.' M. Vallivr. N. l ilxpalri4'li. Nlrx. Ranslry. B. D1-Volllvr. ll. .Nw-ry. BOYS' BOWLING 'liliv Smlus Kvglvrs finislwi lliirfl plavv in W2ly'l1t' County League. Tllv lvznn llarl un lil win' - l lr loss rworil. a goml sz-ason unrlvr Iluavll Mvrivvly. assistml lmy lVlr. Bowl:-r. i A liigliliglil of thc' Season was Larry llavisis 1-losv zip- pruavli to sc-rliunal play. lusl only ln 36 pins. Thr- lmys 1-liallvngvrl ilu- me-n farulty as an upproprizilv vncl to thi- lmwling SPZISOII. First mug lvl! In rf,-2111: l.. Nlayoll. lfuuvli Nlf-:iw-ly. Nl, .-Xrlunlx. SW'- nnrl mum' J. llr-Nleyi-rs, il. Mul- linf, R. Finney, H. Williams. ,1 BASEBALL 5 Under the supervision of Coach McGinn, the exciting 1957 base- ball season saw Sodus finish one game behind first place Clyde. With the pitching of Sprong and batting averages of Rowden, La- Rock, and Fowler, .4-08, .389 and .320 respectively, SCS came up with a 9 won-3 lost record. The 7-6 win over Clyde was one of the highlights of the season. SCS ' 7 Clyde ,, ,....... ....,,,. 6 12 Pal Mac .,,,, .....,,...,, 2 9 Wayne ,,... ..,..,,,.,.. 1 0 3 Marion ....,,. .....,.. 2 2 Williamson ...... ...,.,., 1 6 North Rose ,,,, ,,.,,,,, 4- 5 Wayne .......... ...,,... 4 0 Clyde .... , ,...,,,, 1 Marion .......... ....,,,, 5 Wolcott ,.,,.... i...,... 1 Pal Mac ,..,.,,... .,.,,.,, 1 Red Creek ..,.., ,,i..,.. 3 COACH McGINN l First row, left fo right: C. Warn, T. Brownell. L. fllayou, Second row: T. De- llrinc, R. Brown, J. Adams, C. Dalton, Insert: Coach Shaver. TRACK Last spring. Sodus Central fielded a track team for the first time in the history of the school. The boys. under the supervision of Coach Shaver. did not have a successful season as far as the won-lost column goes. but the inexperienced track men did learn important techniques which they will put into better use this year. Carroll Kelley. now a Navy man. went to the sectionals as Way'ne County representative in the mile racc. . r , Xt- ll. Carlotta, J. Norton. T. Smith. Nl, Stell. TENNIS The 1957 tennis team had a successful eight-game season under the watchful eye of Coach Cooper. The team led hy George Nikolaeiff '57 and liolwrt Williams 'ST had wins over VVilliamson and Newark and hard-fought losses to Marion and l'al-Mac. For the second straight year in a row. George Nikolaiff lvrought credit to S.C.S.'s tennis team hy advancing to the Wayne County play-off. 5l 1' -arf-gh GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIO Mrs. llzlroltl lizuislvy It-fl tht- Girls' .Mlllvtiv Associatimi through an artive aml mi- jmulvlm- yvur ur tht- girls vit-rl for cxt'vllviit'f- in tht- fivlcls ol luiskfitliall. sovvffr. harl- mintmi. tr-miis. sufthull. uml lmwling. U..fX.,'X, mt-mln-rs purtit-ipate-rl in several play days with svllmvls in nur arm. ln atltli- titin. they reprvsmitvtl our svlimnl at the Pvnn Yan Bowling Tournament. The Champions tif tht- liaslwtlwall Svasmi were nf vuursv. tht- st-niors. Tht- C.A.A.'s activitit-s were plznmvrl zmfl headed hy the Counvil. Thx' CAA. Council is vmiiprisvrl of I'f lI4t'St'lllilllYl'S lrmn 4-avli 1-lass along with t!liflt'PI'S who are Sylvia Curpm-ritvr. pr:-sitlentz lflaim' Hr-rnwnvt. xirv presiflent: ,lnyrc Tack. sevretaryz and ltuth llvrrnltl. lI'l'ilFllI't'l'. ,, 1 Wd. l FIGHT SDDU5 VIN XXL 1 ,f- ft fi 'ti X l,rl'l In riglil: H. ll.-ir-iltl. S. ll11l'Ilt'Illl'lA..l. ilizuls. lf. He-l'r1ir-ne-t, A warm-up in liermutlas ancl Urvhitl Chiffon. 52 Q x 5 M 1. , Q , K i x 'Q 5 -4, wi' , - X Eg W, QS A '.! 'x ev': I . I Stg 'Eiy 'mar' 1 m 3 -Q, 7 K' 1: N Y. 4 . ,, . 1 135 ' -- Q k X 6.3. , !...q.-Nam.,a..w , MM. .- gas QXLF' . wg -'15 .' gr A vt , I4 I nw? w .43 in 1' wg Q. E -' 1 4' . '. H 'ff' H 'E 5252 47' 4 R' , V f K w - - ng J, f, . wg .ex J . Ag .1-X ,Q-. Q. ,x:Xi,5 if f L ' L Q , kk i ,I Q3 4 ,gf 14,41 l 51.5. qi ., . ff : uv f AQ UA ,K gg ' 'V ig K ' Q , ' Y Q 1 :G '11 Q p W ' Wx 'Mn'i'6'7I'Qw ,. vff i y . M. f - -. 5 ,... 45 .,1,,,g,kQ m:N.R,.f, . ,MNN. , x K E1 1 ' - - K , t,kb x M idx. 6 ff X3 fi ,lex-'wi We ,llvfwg 'W ff' .1 fk di 'W 'wang 5 -K - -QA T., xg , Q . f , ',,.., Y? il qs S! X ,Mmm XX -y Q v -aww'-' -f , Qf ww 1 . 'li M--'M I .WLM I 'S 3. I .. , , V ...t....-..-,,,-1, .. . ES AD CE 3 A sh v N , I.: ' '60ur days. our deeds, all we achiere or are. Lay folflml in J our infancy: . . . A 5' ff TR0wnRlDcQr: 55 Q2w3'l1 1 , ' F j- f A f Q ki . 'Jai 'Eli' 4 ix fs ' fi' W if .f 'W , 5 Plfsai 9 4- ww .J ,fx 3 X 4 . . L F ' qi Q91 1 , ff' l SIXTH GRADE MRS. UHOAT First row, lffjt m right: Nlre. Grwul .I VanSlylu'. R. lllankvnlwrg. D. llake-r W. St'lll'l'llJf.'I'. R. llottre-ll. .l. Fox, S Thomas. C. Puolt-. l'. NTl1'llill'l, P. Cul lins. Semnrl mum' W. ffartvr. ll. Nlustro lvo. P. Vvilkilw. .l. Nlussn. ll, Yallllmmf A. Nvwell. Tl. Uyvrviilvs. K. Sm'4lx'ille'. W' VZHIEF. T. flaspvr. Tliirll ruuf: E. Fisk l.. Fratangn-lu. ll, Ainlre-wx, lf. llruwn M. Gray. R. Nlif-ns. T. l'lisl1:'r, l.. Coupe-r S. Smith. .l. Snyile-r. R. lfuirriwk. li Crt-vvll. SIXTH GRADE MRS. CON'l'AN'l' First row. left to r1'g11t.' K. Pittman. l.. Lvwis, K. Saunders. C. 0'lJe-ll. R. Darl- ing. N. Knapp, K. Pvnnyvoff. Semnrl row: Hrs. Cuntant. li. S1-rmun. ll. lla, mm, R. Richardson, Nl. Mrlfall. K. Wag- guner. NT. Garner. T. Stvll. R. Nlill-. T. English. ff. llf'rrr'nl1a1'lf1f-r. Third row: C. lludrlvry. ll. l'e'tlit. K. llohlmif-. .l. Hughes. E. Wien, J. Fle-t4'hf'r. C. Dv- Ruv. .l. Grew-n, R. Nlurrivutt. Fuurlli rout T. llurman. ll. Skvllingvr. R, Tuur. J. Whitt-. S. Se-th. ll. Straulringz. l.. Yun- Cev. H. Eyvr, S. Dutton. ll. Tlinkul. SIXTH GRADE MR. FRITZ First row, lvft to right: .l. flontant. W. Wood. .l. Svnvillv. W. Mnurvy. Serum! row: Mr. Fritz. R. llrnuillr-ttf-. R. Vin- iski. H, Dvnnis. l. Vantlvrlvrook. G. Rurghdorf. l,. Stone. lf. Putnam, .l. Kut- vis. R. Dfflladts. K. Fish:-r. Third row: T. Hz1fldf'rn1an. I.. Javulvs. J. P0rc'l1c'l. .l. Dyson, D. Cunfer. NI. llullois. H. llalu-r. R. Schultz. N. Collins. V. Thmnas. Fourth row: N. She-u. R. lTt'.TOIlgl'. Nl. Se-rgent, L. Vanclvrlwrovk. C, NlvCall. N. Hinkvl. R. H4-ise. W. Tirconi. D. I'c'r1'f'. R. Cnc-tznian. l.. llarvlay. FIFTH GRADE NIISS KLRANCI-IR First mug lvfl to riglllf C. lJyFfIII. lf- l,ic'r4'e', M. Km-fl-, l'. Km-fc. lf. ,la1'nlvs. R. Nurmanfl. Serum! nur: Nlrs. Ke-Ily. XV, Cavanangh, ,l. llvlfisller. T. Pvtlit. Nl, lmwis. Il. llaylz-ss. 5. Wilvllvnskl. W. B:-zansmm. R. Nluurvy. N. llrwwnvll. I.. lloise. Third mu! lf. Huff. lf. Wuml. P. I.0rentz:'n. N. l.Q-wis, lf. Cartvr. Il. lluwvrs, ,l, Uyvrviilvs. ll. ffonl:-y. .l. lfurva, A. Cash. .l. K1-lly. l ourlh nur: ll. Collins. C. Snymlvr, Il. Murphy. ll. Flvtvher. J, Nlitvlwll. C. Ifllis. .l. .lim1-r- gon' B, NIVKQ-0, l.me'. ll. ffopp. ll. Mayvu. H. Frank. XIHS. KI'.I'fl l'f Firsl mug lvl! In right: II. Quick. ll, l79aIl14'rly. 'If llc-Rue-. R. Horne-lius. H. Vullivr. R. llvrman. J. Curnwvll. Sf'f'uruf mux' NI. Murphy. .l. Yan4Ivrlimlr'. l.. Tallman. S. Nl4'KIIIIIl'I'. Nl. Baker. K. CillliIQ.HllPI4. II, Nlinir-r. 5. Kulmlwr. ll. .'xIlllt'I'SOIl. Tlzinl rout Mrs. Km-fe-. lf. Iluhlmin. I.. ilrinnr-Il. if. ilrusl. II, Yamiv- Yiwr. C. Him:-s. ll. I,t'III'IllI. ll. RIIFWI. W, Vuxdlf-1-, I . lYIIri1-n. I.. Junuvk. Ffillflll muh: 11. tl4lI'IlWl'll. Ii. ilrosl. If. Wilson. ,l, l'll'K'l'IIIllII, lf. .lvffvra A. Colm-- mun. I'. Smith. 5. llufnglas. Ii. Cash. J. llrusl. lf. liuvsvlllzlllll. N. lleynnhls. FIFTH GRADE MRS. XIII-INS First row, lr!! to right: lf. llakm-r. NI. Mvlfarlanml. ll. Mitrln-ll. C. Carlotta. A. Klm-. W. Xlanlvy. If. llelladls. SPFUIIII row: Nlrs. XII:-ns. C. Finn. lf. Ihnnlmruski. N, KQ'ulic'luau', ll. Rivlwr, S. Grusz. NI. Nurrisun. R. 'l'am'Ii. Nl. Wilson. 0. Kelly, S. Schradvr. Third mum' S. VanHoute-. II, Dalton. K. Coulvltv. R. Seeley, II. Young, G. Burlv. R. l.e-wis. I.. Lowlvy. A. Apple-man. l.. Vassar. J. Garrlnvr. T. lfklu-lvus. l uurIl1 rnlr: ,l. llissc-ll. ll. Thmnas. H. U'Nm'il. .l. 'l'ing1l1z'. ll. Rmlas. R. Rmlas. II. Iimvsv. I'. liaylnrd. B. Fra- zivr. ll. Wahl, FOURTH GRADE MRS. CRAVER First VOID, IPI! I0 right: Mrs. Cravrr, S. Horton. R. Svuvill:-. ll. N64-'lS, l.. Tallman. J. Dalton. S. Vanilc-e. C. Harrly, D. Clark. l'. lngzison. ff. Doyle-. Semml row: l,. llarlovk. H. Darling. B. Datthyn, li. llrnwn. Nl. Svhinsing, M. Dc'Cc'llf'lu'. ll, llvnnyvflff. ll. llvzansun. S. Grinnell. K, l.u1lwig:. lf. jum'f1l1s. Third row: P, Collier. J. lie-llinge-r. T. Fisln-r. D. ChPf'Il'l3lN. .l. llaak. C. Whitv. .l. Camp, Nl. Hla11lu-11l1f-rg, D. Nliller, N. Ronan. F. G3ll8gLllf'I'. FOURTH GRADE MISS IIINGLIEIMY Firsl row, left In right: Hin Dinglf-day. L. Vllahl. S. Sl1uw111an. fl, lllankvnburg, l.. Hvalll. R. Wf1mll1a111s. ll, llc-ttis. ll. Plullllllff. K. 1.1-wis. L. llulluie, ll. Cup- pvnw. D. Nlull. SVIYIVIII rout P. Hogan. O. ll8l'Hl1. R, N4-1-l-, S. Rmlas. ll. Apple-- man. ll. Smith. li. llrnwn, ll. l3:-rrr-11- l1acl1e-r. l. William-. W, Flu-tler, E. Sal- ter, S, Zalmmvvxki. Third roux' J. Cupp. ll, l.av. Nl. Yiniflxi. ll. Ein-111un. if. llvn- snn. lk. NlCf.all. ll, l7z'Ru1'. ll. Klrk- putrivli. ll, .lvnne-rivll. l'. llilfsthlli. FOURTH GRADE MRS. LOCKNI-IR First row. lvl! In righl: .l. Kntvis, lf, Datthyn. D. Ritz. IJ, C1111f4-r. I.. C0111- stock. C. lnum-rful. IJ. Baker. I., Pe-rtit. 1. Fish:-r. K. Andre-ws. Svrorul row: Vlrs. I.0f'liHt'T. ll, llullnlg. l., Crven, Wy. Brown. .l. Wlallmurn. .l. Fle't1'hr-r. ,l. Pe-nn, T, l'u1na111. W, Hardy. ll, Duylv. D. Cnssarml. A. l.11wle-y. Nl, VanDf'usf-n. Third row: l.. llllI'lf'l'. ll, Rakvr, ,l. O'BinA'. R. Gasp:-r. l.. llerre'nl1aCl1f'r. ll. Hulr-tt. S. Nlalvlwlf. R, l,11rkf'nl1ar'h. ,l. lngison. K. Snyrle-r. K. llc-Marcn. .l. Pvttit. FOURTH GRADE MRS. ROI.l-'E Firxt raw, lvft to right: .l. 0'l3im'. C. Tlivw. l'. Nlvlllullz-n. YV. Hanna. ll. Kam-. D. VanStee-n. R. Sit-w-tis. .l. limit liartl. R. lsuwlvr. .l. Waggunvr. Seruntf l'0Il'.' MVS. Rnlftk lhlisv. H. iII1'lInnalml. M. llool. NI. Nlalcnlm. N. llrvncle-ee, .l. 'l'tmr. I., XXVOINIIIHIIIS. .l. l le'tm'lwr. ll. Ilurxlner. Nl. Rulslun. Third row: .l. llil- lnn. K. Kc-lly. .l. D1-Wulf. 'l'. lfnlv, P. Lmnliard. Il. Frazivr, K. Becker, E. Iluosv. ll. lluRois. C. W'ilsun. ,I. Virls. I.. Saltvr. THIRD GRADE MISS iII.IFl-' First raw. left to right: K. Vanllvr- llrovk, T. Russvll, NI. Crvvii. S. 'I'Ic-ri- tht-w. II. 'l'ingun-. S. Cult-. ll. I'-1'l'g1llNUIl. Sl'l'lIIllf muy' Xliw Ifliff. l'. K:-lly. J. llvllullu. ll, .-Klitlrefvu. ll. Rik:-r. .l. Ritz. I.. Uarnvr. ll. Ifontunl. ll. villl1It'l'IIlHI4'. ll. Tliomas. K. Nlull. Tliirfl ron J I.. Corn- wt-ll. ll, lfairman. I. lluuviu. ll. Wilsem. I.. hunk. Q.. Plain. .l. Ili-Nl:-yerf. l'. Thomas. K. llrvsiivliuii. 'l'. llurlvv, Fourth nm-: I.. Nwmllv. .l. Nlmin-y. ll. lfilgrain. lf, llartvr, lf. liillilfw. l.. x'lIlllIl'I' Strue-lv. K. Ili:-rw. 'lf llulf. li. llurlvr. ll. Parsons. O l THIRD GRADE NIRS. GATI-IS First row, left to right: C. Tinguv. I. VanStf-an. S. Hamilton. S. Warnke, I. I lf'tc'llf'r. Srforzrf row: Mrs. Catz-s. S Mussu. C. Carlotta. T. Smith. Nl. llakvr. K. llaylvss. S. Urosz. I.. Te-llivr. If llmlgv, R. Klt-e. J. l.uvas. Third row: S. Strauliing. D. Rae-s. R. Vanlfv. NI. Ste-ll. D. Cavanaugli. R. Shvltz-r, D. Davis. Il. 'l'aCk. N. Jvffvrs. N. Pittman. P. Dirks. Fourth row: D. llalthyn. if Parker, W. TlHkIl'll8llgIl. C. Conley, S. Guulvttv, D. Collins. Nl. Suche-r. G Rm-svhlauli, M. Room: R. Cuntgnt, f F Lp X THIRD GRADE MISS HAMMONDS First row, left to right: Miss Hammonds, C. McKee, L. Casper, E. Jesmer, C. Gardner, B. Miller, A. Putnam. Serond row: B. McKinny, T. Brown, S. Lay. J. Avery, K. Dr-Fisher, l, Cash. M. Han- na, R. Cuthbert, D. Cook, B. Boose. Third row: S. Smith. D. Ward, C. Cru- dele, C, Sergent, E, Johnson, B. Van- Develde, K, English, D. Pnray, P. Low- ley, S. Peer, P. Gardner. Fourth row: K. Verhagen, M. Freeman, L. Liarcl. T. Clark, E. Cottrell, L. lleliadts, D. Bul- mer, B, Husk. T. Brown. THIRD GRADE MRS. TALLMAN First row, left to right: L. Dudley, B. Ford, A. Odell. P. Mahaney, B, Mull, D. Davis. Second row: Mrs. Tallman, H. Lewis, W. Mills, J. Odell, W, De- Volde, J. VanHoute. D, Almekinfler, T. Featherly, C. Turner. Third row: M. Perry, R. Smith, A. Wilkins, R. Lewis, D. Porschet, D. Hoole. THIRD GRADE MRS. AUMANN First row, left to right: Mrs. Aumann, J. Johnson, L. Seabury, Z. lngersoll, J. Gray, C. Leach. D. Cady. Second row: R. Schinsing, W. Morgan. F. Mander, A. Johnson, R, Plain, D. Crane, C. Ekke- hus, R. Thomas. Third row: D. Fowler, F. McDonald, A. VanDerBroek, D. Kelly, V. Frazier, W. Lombard. 5, x , 1 cr it , W , I - ff 5. V A 1 ,, M 1 !gf .'., - 2 W . ... , KM 1 W 1 Y ' 1 ,f . , M, fr . 'W .avg 'rlj KM . -Ala fn-f HM iw, ' if V S wi' .WL-A Tk - Nw XXX .,,. vqhifgg ge ' 3, . 10 . K -Q 2: wvfkgtilfyf wi 1 , , Msg-,. s ,gs-5' .5 F ay. K -we A CQ ,L .. u 'NLP .Y 'E , 5 A f Q K 3 wggvgxw ' H' ' , . . 'pwfvf 1213 3 1 uw 'f ' 2 1: 1 4- , . p f was 1 H53 53: . 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Jw :A -5 M23 ,. -1 in ' if Sw .H I K -' ,,u,,, ,.-MR I: 2, . fir W Y S ik R, 43845 ' se., ff' ' A lx Q, if Es 7 Rh' ,N R- gf ,wrt rx- 4 - -Wqxwx A . i , 5 Q Q. Q - y f . f Tiggf ' w- W , wg, w if R f., w if Q., 5 K . -as my 3 ' ,M ' f .,,,-3 ,I V in., , X QA W2 A ye . . ' 1' V M 3.1-iefxjn'-. 5. ik ff k 1-QW 3 . V , :' 'f .Ng at fi.: f FW P' K , L ,fp Y Wa? 2 f-gWggfg1,,y A , sw YW - Q? 4 ,Sul-i?QlQ,a ,qgww ,. 95' Q? fp 2 -wily :QNX mx ' 6 f ' 234 N 2 if ' fri' 1 55:12 me 512: W , Q. FIRST GRADE MRS. PITTMAN First row, lei! lo right: Mrs. Pittman. D. Wvst. S. Putnam. l.. llmnliaril. S. llrnwn. K. Wahl. K. Wahl. H. Dennis. Second ww: C. Thomas. P. lfillniorv. P. Mina-r. .l. Lnwlvy. C. Horton. V, Re-nson, ll. Wilkins. M. Lenny. Tllird row: ll. Mull. IJ. Dullois. .-X. Drliadts. R. Frei-man. L. lloose, ll. Dvllamlts. R. l'le'ise'. ff. Wash- ington. D, Wre-n. KIND ERGARTEN MISS KF.-SCH Firsl row, left to riglzl: N. Wilkins. S. Pulver, .l. Tavk. M. Griffin. L. Lewis, R. Bond. B. Washington. Second row: D. Kelly. S. De-Cvw. M. Hlankenberg. l.. Guulvtte. C. Fairiiian, C. Benson. .l. Vanllevelmlv. K. Mark:-l. 5. Hullenhvck. L. Viniski. Third rout W. Bombard, M. Wilvhenski, ll. Johnson. H. Whitake'r. V. Anthony. .l. Rurlee. T, VanStean. J. Nt-els, M. Trangaris. 5. He-ise. R. lflvtcher. KINDERGARTEN MRS. HILL First row, left to right: Mrs. Hill. E. Hobbie, K. Rusco. L. Woodhams. P. Gaylord lll, C. Df'Badts. B. Newell, R. Johnson. Second. row: A. Darling, P, Cr-nt, J. VanHall. K. Bresnehan. R. Young, C. VanCe9. S. Sucher, P. Zabor- owski, W. Randolph, P. Reithel. Third row: F. Kee-fe. P. Zonne'-ville, B. Mul- lins. R. Crane. M. Rrauche-r. D. Hogle-. J. Bruno, S. Marks. K. Malchnff. KINDERGARTEN NIRS. Nh-lDOWEI.l. Firsl row. le!! rn riglzz: J. W'ar4l, I.. Collins, lf, Baron. l.. l.u4'as, IJ, Ilelmlif-. I.. Knapp. lf. llopkin-. Semrnl muy' Nl. Stratton. ll. flille-y, V, Clark. ll. Huy- lorrl. P. Rvynolelx, I.. Plurnlnvr. D. Mor- gan. R. lolxnson. ll. Nlitrlu-ll. Thin! row: K, llaile-y. lf. l'lI'LlLlk'T. lf. Vanllvr- llrovlx. fl. llarvluy. K, ll1'l.yr-1'l'. .l. .l1-n- ne-rir'l1. 'lf Warnivlx. li. Kr-lly, S. llnff. fl. Taylor, KINDERGARTEN XIISS SlIlll'l'HllNl Fins! mu: lvl! lo right: Nlif: Sl'llllll'llIll. D. Houvk. WV. Rik:-r, l . Nlum'KayC. 5, IZomhanl. l'. l.um'as. F. fNIvKinn1-y. W. Camp. Svrnnfl rnzr: K. Hysne-r. F. Sor- gvant. S. HQ-i-Q-. .l. Suuncle-rs. T. Du- lliillllfh lf. l re-ll:-ric'li. ll. Smith, .l. NIP- Nanvy. Tlzim' rout l . 'l'h0nms. l.. lfiw- man, ll, Ftmf-lla. R. ll1'l,ys1'r. C, lloolv. 5. Hiller. L. 1-llblanl. lx. Flu-llxngf-r. l., ll+'l iwl1c'Ii GRADE CHOIR lln u in :low flln I 1 ulv lflnoir lIIIlll'I'llI1' rlin-Vtion of Nliss Wood ranged from thc' fanciful Tlw Owl and the Pussy- :-vt mul lun. lln- ll11'llIlH'Ix5. xsllo also took part in il grade operf-Ita. xwre selectvd on lllc lu 1 of 4l1 N pulu lllllltlll. ulnililx lu rvzul mnsiv. m'uInzu'ily gavarry atunv.zm1l clisf-i pllnc. l' , Fronl rout' Nl. llmy. K. llolmlvin-. ll, Collins, J. Cl't't'll. R. xlillrs. ll. Cllr-1-tllaln. SPWUIIII muy' R. Yinislxi, S. Svlirzulu-r. ll. lloglv, T. Kirk- patrick. S. Nlulvhoff, ll. Vumle-Yin-r. K. llrvsnvhan. K. YQ-rlzugvii, J. Wallmourn. N. Pitnnan. ID, Kant-. .-Mlvisors: Nlits llannnontls, Nlrs. K4-vfe. GRADE STUDENT COUNCIL Gratlv chiltlrvn art- learning tht- hasis of a representative form of government through thvir Stutlvnt Counvil. lloom rep- r'vsm1tatix'Ps t'lt't'tvtl lvy thc-,t'hiltlr4'n inevt once- at month with the Stuclvnt Counvil offivvrs: ,lanife Crven. pl'f'sifl0nt: Bon- niv Vamlc'Viwr. vice presitlt-nt: Jutly Wzlllatmurli. scwrvtaryz and Kato Holmlmie. assistant secretary. Su 'vstion hoxvs wvre ,lam-tl in fraclc roonis so the stucli-nts voulrl avtivelv martivi late in school ini lI'tlVClllt'lll. Such . . li . .. . ' l .l - .. l. . . SllfI,QZf'Sll0IlS wt-rv tllSt'llFSt'tl hy tht- f.0llllt'll, ln aclclition. they c-ooperaterl with the High 5441001 Stuclvnt Lounvil ln pro- moting the lluncllv llriw. tI.'Kl l'AlNS FOR 1057-58: R. Yiniski. I., Yangec. H. Ni-vu-ll. l.IPIl l'liN.-XN'l'S: It. .Xmln-ns. l.. l rutangt'lo, W. Wooil. SAFETY PATROL Mrs. Grout. Nlrs. Contant. anfl Ylr. lfritz mlrisetl nlvnilwrs of tho Safvty llutrol this your in thvir lttsli of trying lo 4-nforve sulvty on husvs anal school grounds. ln aclclition. invnilu-rs of tht' Sufvty l'utrol prvsvntwl 5ilfl'lf slogans ovvr tht- gratlv pulvlit' :ulclress system in an attempt to promote' wintvr stiff-ty. Nlvinlwrs ol this group in-rv rc-iszmlml for the-ir vricle-avors with two parties helrl in their honor. 65 ,Et i 1 i, fwffvfx ,I J AN ITORIAL STAFF 'The highest ufciisti11t'li1111 is svrvivo to othvrg Lvft to right: CI. W1-ist, if. llvlnaulls. W. Clark. H Brown, E. lfargu-11ter. CAFETERIA STAFF 4'We may live without fri:-mls: we lllily live without books: But Civilizml Illilll Ca1111r1t lin- witlmut cranks. C.H lf'l'ERI.'X ST,-Xlfl' 'VVV f'vl'f.Sl mug lr!! In righl: Nlrf 31111111-, Nlrf, Smith. Nlrf. l711r111a11, Hrs. Nlitvlwll. Ser 01111 mzc: Mrs. Yogi. Xlrx. Y1lll1l4'I4liHl'. Xin, Svh ra1l1'1', Mfr, .I11i1nsn11, Nils. Iiz11'll1-N1111. Fin! mug lwfl In right: M, Nl:-rk, F. 51'rge'a11t. YV. Mullins. I . Philo. A. Husfu, Sevwzrf ru14': N, Mrtx. Al N-II1, U Il1ll. P.. I'l11111111vr. F. Wnmli lf. Fi5h4'l'. YY, 13111111-r. BUS DRIVERS Xl0NI'NlIiN'I'S OF I'. kTlENCF 66 aul Re-wrv --snow svulpturc. Hrs. Kveffs Plas- uffivvrx. Urs. Nlcink vlal-5 offivvr-. Flloy 1'lljllyt'ti lhv -ummf-r Nwimmingi IlI'U,L!l'ilIIl. 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Liflll' I.C2lQIllf'I'S Illl't'l lrlllll GUZPIIH 70 'A'lR ' IF' - ' -' fu,-jg . . ...,t-swf ', -1 .v .- 4 -' . .511 APPRECIATION To the Community who through its churches!-has provided the spiritual fortitude needed in our bridge of life, and to our parents and patrons who realize that education is essential for a free and democratic world, the class of '58 wishes to express its heartfelt appreciation. It is only through the combined efforts of parents, the towns-people, and youth that this annual edition of our SODUSKAN is possible. ALLING-LANDER CO., INC. ALTON BARBER SHOP ALTON CANNING CO., INC. ALTON HOTEL, STEVE MANOLATOS FRANK ATKINSON BATZOLD'S GULF MR. AND MRS. M. C. BELLINGER BEN FRANKLIN STORE BILL'S TEXACO SERVICE J. I. BOISE CO., INC. BROWNIE'S BUZZELL ELECTRIC CAMEO RESTAURANT MR. AND MRS. RICHARD CAPELLA MR. AND MRS. EARL CARPENTER CATLIN'S MARKET CENTENARY INN THE CHEESE BOX CLA,RK'S CITY SERVICE CLARK'S DAIRY, RAY GORDNIER NORTON V. COE COLLINS RED 8: WHITE COMMERCIAL ENTERPRISES MR. DAVID COOPER PATRONS MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM COPP MR. AND MRS. GORDON CORNISH JAMES G. COTANCHE MISS GERTRUDE DOYLE DURAIS RADIO 8: TV MR. AND MRS. DONALD ELLIS ENGLISH 8: BOUVIA MR. JOHN ERWIN FEATHERLY'S GARAGE DICK F INNIE MR. AND MRS. ROY FISHER MRS. HARRIETTE FITZPATRICK FOSTER'S COUNTRY STORE HOTEL FREDRICK MR. AND MRS. F. S. HUNGERFORD A FRIEND GARDNER'S, INC. CLYDE GATCHELL GAUDINO DRY CLEANER GENT'S GARDENS GILL INSURANCE AGENCY, SALEM R TOWNE MISS MABEL GRANGER HALCUS GARAGE .H-,...,...v .- .,,, -, ,N ,.,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,T-.-vw-,. . ,,W,,,,.w.,.,,,,,-.,', . .. HARRIS AND MILLS HERB WHITE'S BARBER SHOP HIMES APPLIANCES HIMES REPAIR SHOP PATRONS CARLTON HOOT, ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR HOPKINS OF SODUS KAY'S BEAUTY SALON KNAPP DRUG CO. JOHN LAGASSE AND SON LEPREAU'S FLOWERS LLOYD'S DOG HOUSE MRS. HENRY LOCKNER JACK MAYOU, ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Viv! MR. AND MRS. ROBERT MENEELY ASQ MILLER AND KRAMER CO., INC. MODERN DRIVE IN MURPHY STUDIO DR. DAVID S. NEMEROW NORMA'S BEAUTY SALON H. S. NORTON CO. ODELL MOTORS ONTARIO G.L.F. PARIS SHOP PARKER'S TEXACO MR. AND MRS. CLYDE PETTIT SIDNEY PIERCE. JEWELER B f 'F ru 5 'TW' ...,,..1..,-.,......- .. W... . -.,.,..,.,,,,,..... W-if - . . . W MR. AND MRS. FLOYD RICHARDS ROCHESTER GAS AND ELECTRIC MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM ROLFE ROSS MOTORS MR. AND MRS. FLOYD SCOTT SETH'S WELUVIT MOTEL SHIRTZ GROCERY SILVER SHORE CO-OPERATIVE, INC W. H. SKINNER SKYWAY SNACK BAR SODUS COLD STORAGE SODUS FRUIT FARM SODUS FRUIT MARKET SODUS HARDWARE SODUS RESTAURANT SODUS UPHOLSTERY STAR MARKET ARTHUR L. STELL SUNSET FARMS MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM I. TACK TALLMAN'S HARDWARE MR. AND MRS. ISAAC VANGEE, JR. WALLINGTON COLD STORAGE MR. CARL WARN DR. JOHN WILLIS The Moving Finger writesg and, having writ, Moves on: nor all your Piety nor Wit Shall lure it back to cancel half a line, Nor all your Tears wash out a Word of it. 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