Warsaw High School - Blast Yearbook (Warsaw, NY)

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Ilarlf Rflzr: R. Culver. J. Flanagan, D. Neeley. L. Dielznian, J. Tlnnnpson, A. Jarxis, F. Wolfe, D. Holmes, S. Edmonds. H. Klllllll. H. l'l2lllH2nn. flm' Rnzc-: J. Baihcr, K. McVay. l'. York. E. McGill, M. I.. Pc-trim-, S. Eddy, B. Kohler. B. Gnrdm-r. L. Silnurcl. Nairn. K. Smith. 21111 Rnzv: D. Campbell, M. Darling, l'. When-lc-r, V. Tabor, V. VanAll1-n, .X. flonrxul, l'. Booth. WV. Blow. G. Smith. li! Run: D. Baker, Voshurgh, J. Fenner, G. Foley, H. Hoyt, ll. Klein. 'lihv hzirinony of thc sophornorv Class was ns-vcr intvrruptc-d with n discordant not:-. Mr. Allure :ind Dr. K. Wlilrox. Riu- hvnt out thc- IUIIIIJO in our homo room. Although wr' didrft orgzmizc, our musical Composition was not Z1 znlurv, as wr- found much cnjoymc-nt in school activitin-s and sports. Wa' hopv to vnjoy thc coming yi-:ir with 1 composition fillvd with thi- 4-lvction of orficvrs and IH orc- social zictivitivs. Burl- Rnzv: F. lfisl-l1l1ul'rl, llinlivlml, ll. Ge-orgv, 'l'. Tolzxnrl, R. lllzike-slcz-. F. Christ, YV. Willizmis, J. fizwtlnrr. J. Lukzus. J. Uoililllurk, fi. l'livlz-r. 15111 Rmr: R. xlilllil, N. Robinson, Nl. Mxlrllia, R. Slulrlcy, B. .-Xrnolcl, J. lfizxnk. S. l'arkhursl, K. Kiunnnings, D. Spink. J. Mvtum-, X. llnrrouulms. Qml Ruin: D. W'illizuns. D. Fullvr, Flint, D. Uruha, Cole. Y. Xlcillurn-, KI. ll. Rm-nilc. .X. Clnrpi-nter. J. Runrum-. lil lfwr: J. flilllllllilll, l'. Noi-lry. J. Smith. N. Gooclvmnv, li. lirk. Xl. Hill:-r. NI. .Klum-r. 26

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CLASS OF 1950 just For Now is the musical theme for the class of 1950, since the members are now impatiently awaiting their last year, the year when they will be seniors. What they are doing now is just a prelude to the big year when they will have the rights and privileges for which they have waited so long. The following are the class officers: president, Lenore Chaseg vice-president, Irene Pawlakg secretary, Jean Hollisterg treasurer, james Callahan, sponsor, Miss Price. The juniors feel that they have had a prosperous year, for did they not make 824.53 on their prom? That was better by 84.52 than the profit of the class of 1949. Think what the profits will be when they are seniors! Back Row: D. Cook, I. Pawlak, D. WolHey, T. Wyckoff, D. Merritt, J. Griffith, D. Morgan, D. Kososki, j. Weiser. 2nd Row: M. Klahn, M. Bagg, P. Parkhurst, J. Posts, Mcwithey, M. Murtha, J. Bush. lst Row: J. Bryant, D. Merritt, A. Alfieri, L. Chase, C. Flint, S. Smith. L .. 1 .sa 25

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Q . I' . tx lirnl. Rum: fl. Soulliwcll. D. lilwrsnlv, Al. Llllllll, D. Vlrlzxltnn, ll. lwlzirtin, H. llim'rl', .X. Clmw, A, llllllllilllls, hllllrnlly. R. Srllwxxh. flrll Rnzr: A. Vllilkinsun. B. Ruhvrts, K. W'illw, L. linker, ,l. lluulnn, ll. WK-in-i', M. lf. llzxll, ll. Austin, Burl Rm:-: R. Crum-. M. Cmiu-y, .-K. llntlivlrl, R. Flint, ll. Mons. ll, l'm-u-iwmi. D. Vim Alla-li. li. lim-nliaml. I-'mul Razr: X. lfili, J. lirk, fl. VVvqiIlwi'lu-e. IA-uix. S. Hmmm. lf. Van liuivn, R. Yult. CLASS OF 1952 With soft notvs thi- fn-sliixivn, undvr thm-ir sponsor, Miss I n-y, liuw- start:-d thi- pn-ludv to thvir high svlimrl zinthvm. 'lihry lulvm' followvd tht-ir lvzidvrs and hlcndvd their vlliorts and support to imilu' thx- storm- an hair- moniuus om-. Though unorganizcd, the-ir mm-mbcrs havv provvd their tzilc-nts in many zirtivitivs, With om- foot zilrm-andy firmly plnntm-d on thi- bottom stvp, thx-y'rv just waiting' for thvir rhzimw- to climh to thu- top :md rvplzivm- thc- uppvrclzissiiivn. limit Rum: C. Mrrrill, D. W'rz1tlil'ilJe1-, Burr, S. llolzlhan, l.. llollinlvr, T. VVrighl, A. Einhury, U. Dalrlilm, R. Lev. WY. Slnzllluooll llrrf Rmr: Billings, L. Iiunrlzxhl, ll. Smith, l.. VVuucll4-y. D. fliillilllklll, Ruhinson. S. .-Xpplvlmy, S. Wu-llx. R. Nlnrlill. fnfl lt'n:1': B. Wm'lls. B. Allnvr, ll. lNl0rL::-ill, A. Smith. R. Glover. Cf, lllilisilitqrig Xl. Sululiiuiiv. lil Rmr: l'. Wllivn-lA'l'. S. VVLIII, ll. Sunclvrlzxnd. T. Allieri, B. Cole, H. Vim.-Xllm-ii. Nl. Dunn. FWS 27