Sodus High School - Soduskan Yearbook (Sodus, NY)

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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

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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

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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