Warsaw High School - Blast Yearbook (Warsaw, NY)

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33, . if, -1... Burk Raw: B. Smallwood, N. Ewell, N. Baker, E. Fuller, N. Toland, J. Manley, A. VanAllen, E. Courtnx, P. lick, flrd Raw: H. Mulder, C. Gardner, G. Graham, F. Derrick, D. Christ, K. Traynor, M. Campbell, M. Mulder. Qnrl Row: P. Hively, W. Bathrick, T. Polumbo, R. Robinson, S. Miller, K. Winltlehlech, F. Smith. Finn! Row: M. Svhnerkenhurger, T. Flint, S. Norton, D. Herman. E. Bouton, K. Wood, J. Harvey. CLASS OF 1954 Unconsciously aflccted by thc rhythm of their work were sixty-one seventh graders who participated in such activities as junior chorus, junior band, svnior band, orchvstra, thc' Mighty Midgets and girls' intrzlmurnls. In literature Classes, they enjoyed poetry anthologivs. During the first tcrm ther 7B's workvd in two svctions. Onr svction drvvloprd a unit on Mt-dim-val Times , and thr- othvr dm-vrlopvd ei unit on Thr Courtship of Mill-s Standish. llurk Rum: XI. Nairn, J. 'l'honms, D. Kurtz, B. WllC'0lPl', LI. llolnhun, F. I.anlitinn, G. Merrill, C. Aslxury. Ilrrl Rum: lbs. ll. lirwill, l'. Kuhlor, R. Villl.'hll?ll, D. llurllxurt, Kzxrvjwu, A. Gomlrnow, li. him-rrill. Unrl Rum: R. Klurtlm, M. Arnulrl, R. lguiclrzutlc, J, Grow-r, D. llzunplscll, D. Slack, P. W'yc'koll'. I-'rnnl Rmr: J. flomlt-iiow, J. llnxgq. J. Wil- yzit, ll. Christ, Srliwnli, Callahan, A, Taylor. -m...a..,-a A 29

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Twp limi Xl. lilu-mile. V. Baker. R. Hallirhl. G. Hubbard. l.. hlalwa, G. Weicliilzxlm. Nirlmls, Fargo. N. Wlilrox. lf. ihunvy. li. ilarxis. R. hlillvr. ilrd Rozy: L. Krinnan. R. GL-rould. S. lrvrin. D. Felxrelihark. E. Exam. l.. Littrvr. V. llulrlninsnu. R. Smith. D. Miller, P. Glu-nt. Smith. Qufl Rffzrz j. Landcnsllv. T. Walrlak. R. M. Dailey. R. Baker. l'. Klvin. ll. Xlxuliti. R. lalngc. .Xpplm-lay, D. l'a1l: hL:l'l. lx! Rum: Shollli. A. 11010. Xl. Garrlncr. l'. Slnllcfr. Xl. l..m'n1Eu1x. Rl. Lnle-. R. llaasv. CLASS OF V953 Gradr Eight .-X has hrvn vrigagvd in making hooklrts for litvraturc-. At Christmas a program was a1'r21I1H1'd consisting of several plays and a pagvant. Anothvr Class projr-ct is a scrap hook which will rvprl-sont vafll studvnl as wrll as all thc- activitivs of thc' yrar. This is an intrrvsting plan, as our Class of sixty studvuts hopvs to vontinuc' high school togvthm-r. Tuff Rrfzr: ll. Smallwood. G. Cook. N. Rawcigh, R. Hoyt, G. Cu mslock. G. hluilha. M. Miller. R. livd7fm'. R. Stalin . .-X. Krou. Suullmoll. R. l-Iumphrey. Ilzfl Rm:-: M. liss. G. Barrett. N. Cm-fivld. A. Patrhr-r. E. Abbey. K. Murlha. D. King. il. Wilrnx. I. Gehel, CI, lI0l'l'man. A. Kohler. 2nd Rmr: P. Bush. l'. York. B. Bu-i. A. Schull. J. Broman. D. Srlnu-rkvnhuruer. D. Baker, li Mr'Vay. G. Sprague. lxt Row: L. Griffin, G. Hiwely. J. Todd, N. Anclalora. l'. Hollister. Ti. ci0lllSl0t'k. Ruhinsun. l 28

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5 as 3rd Razr: S. Stokes. P. Wolfe, J. Colield, D. Burns, S. Warlcl, ll. Taggart, R. Harvey. M. Montgomery, j. Robinson. 2nd Row: R. Eaton. M. Krotz, K. Lindglxoin. D. Lnow, L. Robinson, G. Davies. J. Young. J. l-mould, U. Lanqdon. iii Rmr: M. Sheehe, D. Mnrtha. E. Bigelow, J. Kelwin, S. Atwell. H. Eddy, J. Wickens. A N I H . - W, 3,,,,,i3.L., We SIXTH GRADE -A i .4 mmm Min 4fHc'r'k's rorm has had a numb:-r of rcalistic hullc i:i hoard srvnc-5. The whole- grade is active in art. Many girls luke' part in the intramural gzzmcs and are chccrlcndrrs. Thrce are leaders for the high school band. Wa- haw studied Castle life and have had on display a castle given to them by a former high school gradu- atv. Miss Bzillnrd's Sixth Grade organized a club called the A-B-C Club. 13:11 Ifnzrz N, Elluood, A. Dickes. C. Mandeville. D. Southwell. H. Billings. M. Ebel-sole. W. lVood. BI. Ahel, B. Ball. Qnfl Roar: C. Martin. B. Maha. R. Sheldon. B. Miller. D. York, C. Offen. D. Weidman, A. Chase. lxt Rom: B. Humphrey. B. Srhell, M. Broadbrooks, S. Gouinlork. S. Boutwell. C. Corwin, N. Hoy. 1. ...un 30