Warsaw High School - Blast Yearbook (Warsaw, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1959 volume:

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The first step in the conquest of space, together with the other projects of the Inter- national Geo-Physical year, have widened our horizons. We are thinking of the pos- sibilities of other existing civilizations which are as yet unheard of and unexplored. With this in mind, we, the members of the staff of The Blair, have asked our- selves, What would a visitor from outer space find here in Wfarsaw Central School? Are we offering and accepting the best in the field of well rounded education? Allow us to present to you our guest, Zyxw, from Saturn. You will find him looking in upon you and participating in the activities of your school day and year. Vile hope that he will agree with us that this is a day of tremendous opportunity and challenge for those who will accept it, and that our school has much to offer. 2 ,ORDER N092 X x X 63-70 5 Q Classes 5 Q? '30 T A B L E ,is 0 bg 'FA F 'I' EX cmS N I 93 XX x , - KT X ,X S A ff X c 9 X X SP OVCS 'n-an Dedication lt seems particularly fitting in this year of great scientific interest to dedicate our 1959 Blau! to one of our science teachers, Dr, Kenneth Rice. Doc , as he is affection- ately known, has tried to make us aware of the science of life and its relationship to the universe. His quiet New England humor and scholarly speech have made attendance in his classes a pleasant experience. Dr. Rice came to us in 1947 after a very interesting career in the field of educa- tion. A graduate of Brown University, he started as a high school teacher. Later. after completing his doctorate at Brown. he taught in several universities and colleges: University of Maine, University of Tennessee, Tufts Medical College. and a private dental college in Boston. He also worked for the government in the Federal Bureau of Fisheries and for the Boston Museum of Science. This, plus eleven years in Warsaw as a teacher of general science, health and hi- ology, marks him as one whose life has been devoted to the advancement of learning. It is with sincere affection and appreciation that we, the Blast staff of 1959, dedicate our yearbook to him. V ffgzi 'xo . ,Y -:,,,.. Q R ff b, RCU L xy X ff, E QUKQ .., 4- 9' . ,E ,ws-i gi yu ' SOCIAL STUDIES SCIENCE Mr. William Eustis, Dr. Kenneth Rice, Mr. john Hubbard ENGLISH 831, Mrs. Ray Hazlett, Mrs. Lawrence Van Order, Mrs. Marguerite Albro. INDUSTRIAL ARTS l l Mr. Herbert Shear, Mr. Cornelius Mahoney. Miss Catherine Fox, Mrs. Kenneth Rice, Mr. John Ainsworth, Mr. Law- rence Appleby. MATHEMATICS Mr. Edwin Wfagenblass, Mr. Arthur Baldeck, Mrs. Howard Hall. COMMERCE Mrs. Ruth Holmes, Miss Emily Uznanska. LANGUAGES Mr. Paul Becker, Mr. David Maurer. AGRICULTURE HOMEMAKING MUSIC Mr. Albert Harvey, Mr. John Christopher. Mr. George Keller Mrs. Gladys Edmonds PHYSICAL EDUCATION HEALTH l s Mr. John Hackemer, Mrs. Leslie Behn, Mr. Jean Mrs. Robert Housinger, Mrs. Clarence Wares. Davis. ART SPEECH Mr. Milton Thompson, Miss Elaine Cook, Mr. Mrs. Ruth Gibson Lewis Nixon. GUIDANCE LIBRARY Mr. Arthur Olver 8 Mrs. Jeannette Whitrrey Personnel CAFETERIA Mrs. Stritzel. M. Murtha, Mrs. Wright, Mrs Fettes, Mrs. Spring, Mrs. Raupp, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Bush, Mrs. Cole, Dieliliany Mrs. Springett, Mrs. Blasius, Mrs. Crossrnan, Mrs. Brewer, Mrs King. BUS DRIVERS Front: Powers, Fuller, Blakeslee, jzmowsky Back: Sheehan, Lindsay, Wfolcott, Grace, Wolfe Schneider, Galton. Alrrent: Hall. CUSTODIANS Mr. Relyea, Mrs. Fuller, Mr. Miller, Mr. Onisk, Mr. Stanley. OFFICE STAFF Mrs. Humphrey, Miss Whitlock. O'-- '.Z'5CDD'3 U31 - 1-no-n-can-s mia Zf x A - I Q 0 - if Q21 if fl' I I 0 Class Histor In September of 1946 a very energetic and happy group entered the realm of education. We became members of Mrs. Ahl's kindergarten and spent an enjoyable year building play houses and spilling sand. The first few days were spent trying to calm Barb Milliman's nerves. She did not want to go to school and make lots of friends. She just wanted to go home! The excitement really began in Mrs. Rich's first grade when Dave Shear and Sandy Chase got sent home for talking in class. We can all remember many happily spent hours under Miss Myers and Miss Bartlett in music and art. We cannot forget second grade and the time Sandy Scott had keeping her milk up off the floor. This was also the year of the big contest between Margaret Finch and Bob Firestine to see who could write the smallest so the teacher could not read it. In the third grade Norm Clark joined us from the last year's class, and we all knew that the reason was that Miss Dick could not part with Wabbitt. Rosemary Vasile became one of Miss Stafford's group that same year. Judy Hawkins, George Moffatt, and Einar Gall joined us in the fourth grade. Under .the watchful eyes of Miss Donlon and Miss Capron we studied about Pimwe and his friends. This year marked the beginning of a lengthy romance between George Moffatt and Sandy Chase. A similar situation de- veloped when Carol Wares and Einar Gall kept making eyes at each other. Violence flared when Pat Ackler slapped Norm Burns with a ruler at the request of Miss Donlon. In fifth grade we made exhibits for the county fair. Mrs. Gardner's room made an exhibit on bees, and Mrs. Eck's room made another on sugar pro- duction. The people in Mrs. Gardner's room had a delightful trip into the realm of high school when Mrs. Rice was unable to climb the stairs and she exchanged rooms with them. In seventh grade we learned interesting facts about New York State, including the counties, from Miss Fox. We also were taught the intricacies of English from Mr. Baker. During the summer following seventh grade the town was set on edge when Kay Morgan report- ed having seen a wildcat behind her house. Kay be- came a local heroine with her name in all the papers. During the school year our class gained Linda James, Sharon Sherman and joan Sierk. At the end of the eighth grade we had a successful picnic at the village park. Ninth grade brought the usual group of fresh- men from St. Michael's School. Included in this group were Carol Burns, Penny Powers, Bill Putney, Bob Baker, Don Princs, Diane Vigneri, Peggy Co- veny, Brenda Fitzgerald, Libbie Callahan, Kay Mor- gan, and jane Martin. Our sophomore year featured a sports dance and the initiation of a drive to sell Warsaw buttons. We had numerous baked food sales under the watch- ful eyes of Mr. Becker and Mr. Hackemer. We also had a very successful paper drive during which we were bombarded by tomatoes hurled by upperclass- men. The junior Prom, Oriental Fascination, was the highlight of our junior year. The cafeteria, re- splendent in yellow crepe paper and Chinese lan- terns, provided an Oriental air for the sixty-odd couples who attended. We also served at various dinners throughout the year, including the Teachers' Conference and the Alumni Banquet. The beginning of our senior year witnessed the addition of Pamela McCabe to our class. For the first time in over thirty years out football team had an undefeated season. Senior members of this team included Marvin Taylor, Bob Baker, Roger Burns, Bob Wheeler, Bill Putney and George Moffatt. The senior play, December Bride, was a success with Margaret Finch and George Moffatt in the leading roles, and with Carol XVares and Einar Gall in sup- porting parts. A senior dinner before the Perry basketball game was one of our last money making projects. Now we look forward to the seniqr circus, our Washington trip, the Senior Ball, and that long- awaited event- graduation. The years have zipped by all too rapidly, although at times we longed for snow days and vacations from the burdens of school. However, Warsaw Central has left its mark on us wherever we may beg and we like to think that the class of 1959 has made its impression upon the history of our school. Senior Executives Prefidem ........ ,Ar Roger Burns Vice-President ..v. -...-.- Sandra Chase Treasurer HH.... --- Carol Eisenhard Seerelery ,.A.e.eeee , eYe,e.e.A...... Brenda Fitzgerald Executive Committee or Rosemary Vasile, Penelope Powers, Carol Burns, Joan Sierk. Student Council Reprerentuziuei -- Violet Hinz, Kay Morgan Advifer .- .......,...e.,,... e. M Mr. Lawrence Appleby The class of 1959, although the smallest in some time has had many activities during the past year. These were successful and rewarding, thanks to the leadership of our sponsor, Mr. Appleby. We started the year with a magazine drivel Soon after this, we served as waiters at the St. Mi- chael's 100th Anniversary Dinner. As a result of the vigor and enthusiasm shown by everyone in the class, both of these activities added considerably to our class treasury. The senior play, December Bride, was presented in October. Although earlier than usual, it was a great success under the direction of Mrs. Hazlett. Then came the Senior Circus, the trip to Wash- ington, and the Senior Ball, the high points of out senior year. As we look back on the many fond memories of our school days, we feel proud to have been a part of Warsaw Central. In the vears to come, we will look back on these times as the happiest of our lives. PATRICIA ACKLER Slae'll rrnile into your heart. Tigers Roar 2, 3, Orchestra lg Select Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 33 Li- brary Club 1, 2, 3. ROGER BURNS A jolly lad clautked full of fan. He'.r alwayr nice to everyone. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity 3, 43 Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity 2, 3, 4g Ten- nis 1, 2, 3, 45 B.A.A. 2, 3, 43 Varsity Club 3, 43 President of Senior Class, Blast Staff 2, 3, 4, Business Manager 3. Seniors ROBERT BAKER Look at kim go down the basket- ball floor. Now ree him walking lair girl to the door. Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 President B.A.A. 3, Senior Play, Student Council 2, 3, 4, President 4, President of junior Class, American Legion Oratorical Contest 2. CAROL BURNS Her heart it like a trolley - always room for one more. G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 45 Blast Staff 3, 4, Business Manager 4, Apparatus Club 3, Student Council 3, Tigers Roar 2, 3, 45 Library Club 1, 2: Senior Clas s Executive Committee, Bowling 1, 2. I4 JAMES BAKER My heart ir whole, my fancy free Run along little girlr don't bother me. Football 15 Track 3, 4. DONNA BUSH lYflnen tlaereif mischief L r e win g, Jbe'r doing the stirring. G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Tigers Roar 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4. ELIZABETH CALLAHAN A rufeet perronulity and kindly way: Make her number one in our mem- ory dayrf' G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Tigers Roar 3, 4, Select Chorus 3, 41 Bowling 4. CAROL EISENHARD Calm and c o 11 e c t e d is hardly enough To my about her, :he ha: the nuff. SUSAN COLLISTER And which of them :he Iiker the bert, we never quite can tell. All County Chorus 3: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Tigers Roar 2, 3, 4g Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, W'arsaw Singers 23 Warsonians 4g Library Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 3. I Senior Play Promprerg Select Chorus 2, 3, 4, Warsonians 4g Tigers Roar 2, 3, 4, Grade Editor 2, 3, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Bowling 1, 2, Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Class Treasurer 4, Standard Bearer of School 33 Repre- sentative to Girls' State 35 Blast Staffg National Honor Society. MARGARET COVENY Only weedr grow tall. Library Club 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 2, 3, 4g Tigers Roar 4. 15 SANDRA CHASE The greatert and mort 1-'ital flower in influencing life if pcrronalityf' G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Vice- President 25 Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Tigers Roar 2, 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2' Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3 Treasurer 2, 4, Senior Playg Vice-Pres- ident junior and Senior Classes, Stud- ent Council 3, 4g Apparatus 35 Bowl- ing. x s MARGARET FINCH F1itting, flirting, little thing Like u rzvallow on the wing. Chorus 1, 2, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Library Club 1, 2, 45 Girls' Chorus 1, 25 Bowl- ing 3g Senior Play. ROBERT FIRESTINE Ah, what fool: we rnen can he In .fearch of Jpeed or femininity. Football 15 Basketball lg Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Blast 2, 3, 4, Editor 45 Band 1, 23 Select Chorus 2, 3, 4, Boys' ChO1'11S 43 National Honor Society 3, 4, Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4, County Bowling 2, 3, 43 Tigers Roar 4, Business Manager 45 Warsonians 43 Wide Horizons 43 Standard Bearer of School 3g Repre- sentative to Boys' State 3. DAVID HAWLEY Men of feu' ivordr are the hert men. Senior Play. EINAR GALL He may not he a Ford, hut he ture can rattle on. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4g Chorus 2, 3, 45 Warsonians 4, All County 2, 3, 4, All State Sectionals 3, 43 Senior Play, Oratorical Contest American Legion, Track 3, 4, Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4, Blast 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Citizenship Conference Delegate 3, 4g Wide Horizons 4g Tigers Roar 2, 33 National Honor Society 3, 4. JUDY HAWKINS AJ an all-round girl .che can'l he heat She ne'er will have to face defeat. Tigers Roar 2, 3, 4, Asst. Grade Edi- tor 3, Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, Z, 3, 43 Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4g Girls' Chorus 23 Senior Play. 16 l BRENDA FITZGERALD A pretty face cover: a pretty heart And it is her very prettier! part. G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Cheerleading 33 Library Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Secretary of Senior Classg Select Chorus 2, 3, 45 Tigers Roar 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1. CAROL HINZ Enough work to do and rtrength enough to do the wore. Girls' Chorus 1gG.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Apparatus Club 35 Executive Commit- tee of Junior Class. VIOLET HINZ Quiet, serious, ever steady For duly she is always ready, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Tigers Roar 3, 43 Library Club 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1, Executive Committee 3, 45 Student Council 4. MARGARET KROTZ Don't tell me what I mermg let me figure it out for myself. Library Club 1, 2, 3, Girls' Chorus lg Tigers Roar 2, 3, 4, Teachers Aid 1, 2, 3. LINDA JAMES On my honor I'll be true To both my love and duty too. Blast 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Editor 4, Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, All County Chorus 3, All State Chorus 43 Warsaw Singers 2, Warsonians 4g G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3, Tigers Roar 2, Library Club 1, 25 Student Council 1, 25 Bowling 1, 3. MARILYN JOHNSON l take my fun where I can find it. G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Tigers Roar 3, 43 Girls' Chorus 1. 'I7 NANCY HUMPHREY Cheerful and merry is she Tlmi is how we all should be. G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Library Club 2, 4, Tigers Roar 3, 45 Chorus 11 Camera Club 2. PAMELA ANN MC CABE Shelf as likeable as she is Iookablef' Transfer From Northside High School, Corning. Library Club 43 G.A.A. 4, Tigers Roar 4. HENRY MIX The bert way to el ahead if to ure 8 the one you have. Football 1, 2, Bowling 3, 4, Tigers Roar 3, 4. JOAN PERVORSE One of thore grim ir worth a thourand laughin Library Club. KAY MORGAN Full of mirchief, full of fun. Girlr like Kay? There? only one. Tigers Roar 2, 3, 4, Production Staff 4, Library Club 1, 2, 3, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Secretary 45 Chorus 1. CAROLYN MOTTS Whal? Oh, no! She always acts like that. Library Club 2, 3, Tigers Roar 3, 4, Select Chorus 2, 3, 4, Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1. 'I8 GEORGE MOFFATT L.S.M.F.T.-Let'r rtir up more fun today. Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Bow1ing'1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Football 4, Apparatus Club 3, 4, B.A.A. 3, 4, Varsity Club 4, Senior Play, Mixed Chorus 1, 3, 4, Boys' Chorus 3, 4, County Bowling 3, 4, Bowling Captain 2, 3, 4. PENELOPE POWERS HappinerJ conrim' of activity-it ir a running .fzream,not a stagnant pool. Bowling 1, 2, 4, Library 1, 2, 3, G.A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, Tigers Roar 2, 3, 4, Art Editor 4, Blast Staff 3, 4, Art Editor 4, Latin Club 4, Citizen- ship Conference Delegate 3, Class Treasurer 3, Senior Executive Commit- tee, National Honor Society, Secretary and Treasurer 4. WILLIAM PUTNEY I rtrznd on the edge of a great career. Will romeone pleare push me off? Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Ten- nis Z, Baseball 3, 4. DONNA SHUMAKER Not all her worth ir lanown at zz glance, Library Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, G.A. A. l, Z, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus lg Tigers Roar 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 4. DAVID SHEAR No driving without imu1ance. Tigers Roar 2, 3, 4, Circulation Editor 2, Asst. Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 4, B.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Bowling l, 2, 3, 4, Captain 2, 3, 4, County l, 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 1, Citizenship' Conference Delegate 3, 4, Rensselaer Medal 4, Representative to Cornell Day 3, Albro Memorial Award 2, Senior Play, National Hon- or Society 3, 4, President 4. SHARON SHERMAN Happi11er.r is ta perfume you can? Jprlrthle on other: without getting tl little on yourself. Class Vice-President lg Chorus I, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Cheerlead- ing 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Co-Captain 4, Student Council lg Library Club l, 2, 3, 4, Tigers Roar 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus l, Apparatus Club 3, Secretary 4. 19 JANET scoTT Siler1re is more murlcal than any Jong. Senior Band l, 2, 3, 4, Tigers Roar 4, All County Band 1, 2, 4. JOAN SIERK A :oher gal with comely 'phiz' She lover her guy and mind! her '.hiz ' Cheerleading 3, 4, Captain 4, Class Vice-President 2, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Senior Executive Committee, Blast 2, 3, 4, Library Club l, 2, Tigers Roar 2, 3, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus, Bowling l, 2. ROBERT WHEELER MARVIN TAYLOR I love the game above the prize. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 33 Bowling 1, 2, Boys' Chorus 35 Select Chorus 1, 35 Tigers Roar 2, 3, 4g B.A.A. 3. DIANE WATERROSE I know the way to a maniv hearty Thai: why Fm taking houxehold art. Girls' Chorus lg Tigers Roar 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. CAROL WARES After all it .raid and done, more if ufually said. Senior Play, Select Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Warsonians 45 Band 1, 2, 35 All Coun- ty Band 1, 29 G.A.A. 2, 3, 43 Bowling 2, 3, 4g Tigers Roar 2, 45 Library Club 2. Tlaere'r a method to his madnerrf' Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 3, 4, Dance Band 3, 43 Band 2, 3, 45 Chorus 2, 3, 43 Boys' Chorus 3g Orchestra lg Citzenship Conference Delegate 3, 4, Cornell Day 35 Treasur- er Dance Band 35 President Chorus 4g President Band 45 Blast Staff 2, 3, 45 All County Orchestra 1, 2, All State Band 4g Varsity Club 4, B.A.A.g Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4. 20 ROSEMARY VASILE Beauty is a plearure guarded at the quality of the tlwingf' Freshman Class Presidentg Class Sec- retary 2, 3, Executive Committee 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Select Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 23 Warsaw Singers 25 Warsonians 4, All County Chorus 1, 2, 3g Library Club 3, 4, Tigers Roar 2, 3, 4, Student Council Vice-President 3. Provisional Seniors VERONICA GROVER DANIEL DENCH Kindergarten 1946-1947 Back, Lefi To Righf: D. Hawley, S. Webster, Unidentified, C. Wares, R. Conger, C. Motts, D. Baker, S. Collister, R, Burns, G. Chase, J. Neff. Front: B. Stoddard, P. Landcastle, D. Thomas, M. Blasius. Buck: R. Allen, R. Firestine, B. Milliman, C. Wares, S. Chase, C. Fisenhard, J. Pervorse, G. Ericson, G. Myers, R. Skidmore. Frouf: N. Humphrey, D. Shearm, D. Albro, S. Scott, V. Hinz, M. Bannister, N. Burns, R. Petherick. 21 Senior Pla Bark Rong Left lo Right R. Baker, M, Finch, G, Moffatt, S. Chase, D. Shear. Fin! Roux' C. Waires, Gall, D. Bush, 1. Hawkins. CAST Lily Rzmlaivz, KI rlmrwing Jmfterbz-ain , W Margaret Finch Rmb Hembfzzr, law fhzzfgbter Carol Wares Matt HC7Z,fhclIl', Rffllvfr bizrfmnff , Einar Gall Pole Power, 11 neighbor , Robert Baker Plilafa Crorber, Lilyff bw! rhzfm ,,,, Donna Bush Tom Amlefrmn, 6112 ex-.rufeefluearz of Lilyk , George Moffarr MWA--Q...... Mabel Avzclermfz, 'I'0m'.r aged worker ,, WW Judy Hawkins Gordon P, Grirfley, Math bon W , , , David Shear Comnmce Kerby, cl zrecldifzg comzzlmfzt , Sandra Chase December Bride THE STORY Charming and vivacious Lily comes to visit her daughter and son-in-law. Ruth and Matt are delighted to have her stay on, and do not consider her a problem mother-in-law. However, Lily becomes involved in every sort of activity and soon creates difficulties. While Matt is struggling to get ahead at the office, Lily smashes the fender of his boss's car. Misfortune follows misfortune, and soon Lily is Presented October 3, 1958 Under the direction of MRS. E. FRANCES HAZLETT discussed by the young couple in hushed voices. Lily overhears one of these conversations and plans for action. Being a widow, she has no home of her own, so she decides she must get married. Things seem to be working wonderfully until the prospective groom's mother appears, bringing Lily her own in-law troubles which lead eventually to a hilarious climax. Last Will And Testament We, the class of 1959 of the Warsaw Central School, being of supposedly sound body, memory, and mindg do make, publish, and declare this our last will and testament, in the manner following, that is to say: First: Having duly spent the last four years in this building, we regretfully take leave of our friends and teachers. We realize that you will share in our loss, for the old school will never be the same with- out our happy faces and clever observations. We hereby leave all our debts and unfilled ob- ligations to the Junior Class, and we direct that they make immediate payment of same as soon after our passing as possible. We realize that they will have more time to carry out such tasks than we, since they will not be so burdened with the conscientious pursuit of learning that concerned us. David Shear leaves his list of Alden girls to David Grover. Henry Mix leaves his slide rule to Milton Ignatz. Bill Putney leaves' his ambition to john Hayes. Penny Powers leaves her carefree Way of life to Col- leen Regan. Bob Firestine leaves his ability to hot rod around comers to jeff Miller. Joan Pervorse leaves her Arthur Murray lessons to Donna Bailey. Rog Burns leaves his tennis rackets to the junior boys. Linda James leaves her scholarship to Attica State to Martha Ramsey. Veronica Grover leaves her musical talents to Betsy Knothe. Kay Morgan leaves Miss Schlegel's typing to Nancy Bruggman. David Hawley leaves his Wyoming interests to Jack Neff. Marv Taylor Cjim Brownl leaves his football power plays to Jim Betts. Einar Gall leaves his gift of gab to Joan Schwab. Pamela McCabe leaves her Cadillac to Cheryl Eber- shoff. Judy Hawkins leaves her church romances to Carol and Laurel Scott. Carol Burns leaves her motherly ways to Judy Len- non. Susan Collister leaves her history notes to Shirley Robb. Pat Ackler leaves her ring to Pat Fitzgerald. Sandy Chase leaves her Volkswagen to the juniors for the senior trip. Q- 1 Carolyn Motts leaves her restaurant business to Sharon Sheer. She can compete with her father. jim Baker leaves his track run in Wethersfield to David Myers. Donna Bush leaves her seat in Dohse's to Linda Nolan. Rosemary Vasile leaves her diving ability to Stan Zydel. Margaret Finch leaves her slinky walk to Marie Lee. Carol Eisenhard- leaves her Tom Terrific to Char- lotte Kinney. Bob Wheeler leaves his poems in Health class to Paul Whitcomb. Brenda Fitzgerald leaves her job at the hospital to Carolyn Nettleship, with the stipulation that she stick very closely to business. Nancy Humphrey leaves her hot Plymouth to jim Broman for future dragging with his Willys. Marylyn johnson leaves her shower room activities to Sally Voorhees. Margaret Krotz leaves her quietness to Carrolle Cousins. Diane Waterrose leaves her copy of Love and Mar- riage to Joan Baker. George Moffatt leaves his walk to the park to jean Warfel. Bob Baker leaves himself to the junior girls. Janet Scott leaves her little black book to JoAnn Leachman. Donna Shumaker leaves her dates with Henry to Cynthia Spring. Carol Wares leaves her mother's office to Ray Hotchkiss. joan Sierk leaves her stalling to jim Loomis. Libby Callahan leaves her O's in D.T. to Delos Dunbar. Carol Hinz leaves her Campbells soup to Barbara Bowden. Peggy Coveny leaves her basketball height to Joan Burch. Violet Hinz leaves her seat in Trig to Sandra Farr. Sharon Sherman leaves all her dates of her senior year to Betsy Ahls. Witnessed by Zaiiijfzwa in 5, Classes ff 'Z .., .J , ,??:ay3, ff L, fm 4 , I -EA f A gs 1 ' Kim ft I f :ax 1 :Jig up - 4. ggi? wg, V, 5,N,Xn,, 'Sig 4 'Q , b. 'Hmiml .ii - v ey Class f 1960 Front Row, Left to Right: J. Leachrnan, S. Voorhees, L. Nolan, B. Bowden, M. Flint, P. Shapiro, C. Wozniak, C. Howard. Second Row: M. Martin, J. Warfel, C. Cousins, A. Fisher, C. Spring, C. Scott, A. Wet- ner. Third Row: C. Ebershoff, K. Hotchkiss, C. Nettleship, J. Loomis, M. Krull, D. Dunbar L. Wagner. Fourth Row: J. Lennon, B. Knothe, C. Kinney, M. Horton, E. Gardner, G. Hall, D Ess. Fifth Row: J. Hayes, J. Martin, J. Herman, J. Nearhood, G. Limbrunnet, D. Grover G. Lucas. Sixth Row: J. Baker, L. Scott, J. Betts, M. Kelley, N. Btuggman, P. Fitzgerald, F. Stearns Seventh Row: S. Eberle, D. Myers, L. Keller, S. Zydel, J. Miller, P. Whitcomb, C. Regan Eighth Row: S. Baxter, M. Ignatz, R. Hayes, M. Lee, D. Webster, S. Robb, J. Neff. Ninth Row: P. Wozniak, S. Sheer, R. Conger, J. Schwab, M. Ramsey, J. Burch, J Loomis. Tenth Row: R. Heubusch, C. Miller, R. Christ, K. Bush. unior Executives Pfefident i i.... ..r......... - - .... Paul Whitcomb Vice-Prefident Ln. Hu Sally Voorhees Tfwwfef - W.. .,....L. L Robert Cummins Seffffdfy -f-- ,f..,..Y-..- .,,. . James Martin Advirerr - , L. .WL Miss Cook, Mr. Hackemer. 27 I Kmg Ben I' PfO1T1 uggn Qhgfyl M. f 3 - x fa g, M3 X Rf: V Y ' v xsie, E 'P A Y .375 5 Q i 49 A. . 1 L M l Wa -YF!! i.y,55??i,-xx , lf X- 4? .' W Vw' .35 jj K Mug , HV , s 'Q ,gl L. 'wx U ii . M1 Q ' H 'U I 's . V Crystal Twilight L Tbif page fzmf .ff707Z.f07'6!f by MILTON? STUDIO 29 ' vgssf 'N Qmgn v 4' S' Q . e Pg, K . n l. E f x K M X ' 5:43 X w R Wm, ' 6 ,JY , xx tr ,gw X . af s Q Y E . , Yxwy , '42 in - L' M. Q fb. m Class Of 1961 Front Row, Left to Right: R. Howard, J. Wlillse, B. Midea, J. Hotchkiss, W. Browne D. Shumaker, M. Hurlburr. Second Row: J. Rase, J. Fisher, N. Gardner, D. Sierk, L. Davis, B. Cummins, C. Gard- ner. Third Row: D. Firman, S. Muck, B. Borcynski. V. Hinz, H. Nettleship, K. Hegstrom C. Humphrey. Fourth Row: C. Councill, D. Wozniak, H. Higgins, J. Nevinger, R. Brown, M. Mac- I.aren, J. Grover. Fifth Row: C. Eisenhard, T. Lakas, B. Frank, S. Ackler, V. Ellis, D. Brorherton, M Flint. Sixth Row: J. Flanagan, P. Neidrauer, H. Zeches, S. Blakeslee, K. Johnson, K. Norris Seventh Row: G. Ignarz, J. Tiede, R. Williams, R. VanSlyke. J. Hunsinger, C. Frank F. Gabby. Eighth Row: J. Humphrey, J. Ort, D. Almerer, A. Mason, B. Peterson, M. Corrigan S. Stopen. Ninth Row: D. Merrill, J. Marchant, J. Ketchum, M. Wilbur, M. Gannon, M. Carlsen T. McGuire. Tenth Row: P. Wheeler, B. Billings, R. Reynolds, G. Baker, R. Simpson. Eleventh Row: G. Cook, J. Sodr, G. Taylor, N. Clark. Sophomore Executives Prerident ,.s, ,,.,,..,.. . D-.. ..,,.., .. James Sod: Vice-President V --, Cheryl Councill Trearurer ,.,,, .,.,, C arl Eisenhard Secretary .., ,,,.s,. .-.D Karen Hegsrrom Adffiferx C.. ,--,-..,-.- Mr. Ball, Mr. Becker. 31 IVY. G I mfd-:valet 7 N ,.:-af , Y 1 aiu'-zfifffgu-gs 41 ,X .. P51 4 NW 'S Rm 5 543.553 13 net! N, 1: Q. gi 4' 'mv 334 EA x.,w,, 1 rw Fir 1 ' e- ,ig 'V Q2 W A is Q ff 8' wi 1' I iff p k ,, xg?-,K 1. 5 Q. , , m4 v 4 1. M517 , V .wx rm. f-:qw ' , N. af VJ, , . ,,,,. 5-'P W -ww f' ,. Meg., ,A 5 K '+'?'.i ff 1 334' ku Wm: ., wkgm Q x -2 5 Class Cf 1962 Front Row, Left to Right: K. Coveny, J. Browne, G. Powers, D. Gardner, P. Albro, D. Krotz, E. Thompson. Second Row: B. Dineen, H. Steiger, R. Gardner, N. Smith, J. Thomson, K. Wellinger, S. Krotz. Third Row: E. Goodenow, V. Nourse, P. Raleigh, P. Fisher, S. Herrmann, P. Pfeiffer, J. Brotherton. Fourth Row: J. Peters, R. Drury, Murtha, V. Hinz, M. Hawley, R. Slocum, Skid- more. , Fifth Row: A. Keough, T. Reynolds, D. Baker, S. Gamet, G. Wilcox, L. Carmody, C Baker. Sixth Row: B. Eck, D. Lanni, J. Stylecki, R. Williams, P. Baker, D. Sherman, L. Gard- ner. Seventh Row: J. Coveny, M. Regan, C. Ross, V. Shonk, K. Burkhart, R. Williams, D Chase. Eighth Row: W. Novarro, J. Stubley, D. Poles, M. Coveny, M. Burns, G. Howard. Ninth Row: P. Herman, E. Glosser, R. Howard, D. Christ, M. Dunbar, N. Grover, D Snyder, B. Cook. Tenth Row: E. Horton, M. Armendinger, M. Regan, R. Buchholz, W. Loomis, M. Brew- er, R. Lee. Eleventh Row: D. Webster, G. Youngers, J. Conger, L. Carmody, R. Robb, W. Nichol- Freshman Executives Prerident -H ,, ,-- .........,. William Nicholson Vice-President ,,,, ,iii . Shirley Herrmann Trearurer iiiiii -.. i.,, Gary Wilcox Secretary ,,,,, .... B rian Dineen Advifer N Y ...... ,,.. M I. Eustis 33 2 I X 2 1 ' ,av . , 9 i1 K Ji QMS W - if if 4' . M l3 '1fSaz23? , A as , S ' . f A - LW:-XS J wwf 1 Q 4 Q ,Q 1 in ,mf , L' RWM' K K ' is A ff I 7 V' 'bv as V ff 1 '5 Q A wg 4343+ 7, My V V X QQP A .Q , . ,.5 , K 1 QF z Jx 5 f VV V5 . -1 R.. I ,..: E. e Ji ,-.ff , 'L 3: x J, ,.: 0+ , 3 S ' xy .6 Q X f . 1 5 .. , E A ', ff - , F- I x ,sgxx ff--t ' , 3,5 Q-5,5 A 3 'y K A fi L Q ' Lffr ilgglif 1 F Q A L L A I x 55 ., -. , W.,. I M ,Q M 1 f - - ' - KhQ-h , , as. tv W Q Mi, f f .Ljsw 5 -f 5 t Q A 65 xx i 15, s V :wk Q M 'f--'X' UN . A, ..,, Q: in J K A . Q , . f X V 59 7 5 ' . , win ' 4 2 fs? x, 5+ Sk , I X Q 2 ,:. :gy , ww , ., wah sg faC,1s2',-M A V g , A eff, Seventh H2177 Run. INV In Rfglff: J. Hall, H. Poles, A. Christo- pher, S. Smirlw, L. Slmpim, T. Fck, LI. Miller. Sermid R011 J Il. Sulmillnrl. M. Sclmcclcenlmrgcr. D. Guy, B. Keller, D. M.1mlcvillc. M. Powers, N. Fisher. Tllirzf Rfmy' Krotz, R. B.1iley. I.. SILHIFIIS, P. Iiglrnm, S. Ilzlwkins, G. Slulmaker, M. Iienrlcr lfffwlfv Run: I.. Fmissinet, S. I.i1WLlIl, F. Cum- mms. S. flhli. I. Srrvlcclii, K. I:l.uIie, R. Rarlley. Ififlfv R014 .' Ix. Slhcll, l. Prnt, II- D-wir. R. l..1ml1, M. Fountain, G. Sec- xx xlrlr, N. Cl.1rl.. .Suflv Run: R. Imluh, N. Gu rrl ner, B. Nllnclllcr, D. Murls. II. Ilulmsrm. N. fxulc, G. Bowlcmiller. SHNJIIV 1511113 XV. Txlllwrr. QI. Ilcmerlwny. U. Rmxley. N. lI1 X NlxIl1v XX RL m I XX f f ner. f lzirrc. -mu. . .. 'hturu-r'. Ifjqwffv R 1141 R SICYCVN, M I7rlxx.mlx, II. Arlamrmli. D. NL'XX'l1ll1yl, H. 'c-rncr, Li. MrN.1lly, II. Miles. Niuffr llfmx M. Perersrmn, C Fuller, NI. Dllklllllllli, R. Slllllll, S. Humplxrcy, G. Burg- u, C3rade cson. XV. Ncvlnn.Tu1ffv Razr: M. Martin, R. Illalccslee P. Lnvern. P. XViIlinms. I. Tlmmpsmm. A. XX'nIrers. R. Pam' lfferwfflv 18011 .' D. Baker, I'. Green, D. Ileulvuscll, S. D.1x'ix K. 'FI'LlI1l'i, V. Drennen, T. Sherman. Tzuffvlfv Rfm' I4 Iflownrll, G. Cnsc, D. Iirockel, W. Corrigan. G. NQ'Xxl.lI1nl T. Vnsile. I-I. XY c-eks. 7,l7fl'IfzIlll7 Rrmx' XY . Drury. II. Ihrry M. Gannon, D. lNIl11ulL-villa, C. Bush, G. Ticrle. rl. IILIVIQ hamlr. Iwffflflfzflv Rfm: I Wfrighr. S. Ifspmir-I R. l'l1.xnll ler, R. Clmmller. D. Kgxreiwn. Cf Ilixcly. K. XY',rirc. Fllllwl ffv Rfm: A, Ilurncy, M. Xwclvstcr, G. K.ll1l. I.. Flwrle, I' Vilirmvri. N. Billings. I.. Ne.1rlwrwrl V1'r.'.1l' Rfm: R Prmcv- .I. Smith, XV. XY'iIuwx. K. XY 'Imp A. Xullw .II' ll'l1f.' R. I9lcsnmQ. 5. Snyllcr. S. IW ww, R. Allen. XY' Miller. Grades ll E' R177 QWWN Q Q . 4' ix 'Cv- QU ,-if X x X XX Z vzy' QX A Tribute To Teachers MISS NORMA SCHLEGEL Grade .fuperviror Teachers: Mrs. Gardner, Mrs. Bartlett, Mrs. Eck In these days of Johnny can read or Johnny cannot read, of Sputniks, of emphasis upon science and of the crying demands of others not to neglect the humanities, it often seems as if the teacher is hopelessly caught in the middle of all the turmoil. It is with a sense of relief, however, that we step in- to the rooms of our school and watch the efforts of dedicated men and women who are honestly and sincerely trying to educate us. Our teachers, day by day, month after month, guide us through the mazes of learning, endure our epidemics of colds and com- municable diseases with us, and tolerate all of the stages of babyhood through adolescence and the psy- chological problems involved in each, in short, they are our second parents. With all of this in mind, it is with sincere re- spect that we pay this tribute to our teachers, and especially to those who have guided us so patiently through the formative days of our early youth. W' - ---- A I ' A-f M ,,,,fw . f K Wi fi , Q' , V H N M ,,,.,A L W W 4 'Q x kL Q A Riff il fs .: . 151 Qi . K TQ, , - Jen IA 16,5 K A -Q x , W ' M '. W f -Q ' lf,z?',dwi,f. 2 ? W 'E ' r -f--'-1 ' 1 m'f'v:-1,--nf .Jxf2- Sw, L, -Qu 5 11-fv.zSQf,Qf.m. Lgg . Az, , , ' NL . If ,,.. ful' 221 'gigi ' 1 if 1,9 in W ff V ' 2 f H WZ YN? . fifvfl -, Jiqw X I ' ,f wi. xvwf' A ..,, f fx' ':-1a'Qb .v4 ,.i-L.,.:,fNgf,ww4.:f- ' - LJ, V .QV . gf? vifsfwrsillf-1,f' N I ws - ag.- g V E . ., .. 3 -v . Ml .W-2f+'f'! A ' i ,::v.51ygg2f03?-P? ,W 1 W' ' 11, , L fir? +V, ffl-mf .5 gd, ' mf,-. wif JW . Q, , ,. V. , 5 + .x 'ik ' I ff rlwfwzih . , - - an 'fm W,--ifif ifafwif--1 'X 42? Att ,,. ... P sf Q, Lf ' ,A ,T ' nil? :'?.9?7 fa , . .11 Front to Bach. Left to Right: T. Bader, C. Turner, S. Humphrey, L. 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Xiu: I-qty L 1:5-05' Blast Staff OFFICERS ART STAFF Co-Editorr, Linda james, Robert Firestineg Secretary, Caro- Art Editor, Penny Powersg Cheryl Councill, james Neving lyn Netrleshipg Treamrer, Einar Gallg Businefs Mangger, er, Jo Ann Leachman. Abram: Robert Wheeler. Carol Burns. SALES STAFF Bufinesx Manager, Carol Burnsg Douglas Firman, Carol Eisenhard, Sally Voorhees, joan Sierk, James Sodt. PHOTO STAFF Photo Editor, Joan Bakery Robert Wheeler, Carolyn Ne-ttleship, Carl Eisenhard. Roger Burns, Jean Warfel, Robert Wheeler, Hazel Nettleship, Karin Hegsrrom. 54 CANDY SALES Student Council Standing, Left to Right: K. Morgan, Secretary, Mr. Davis, Adviierf C. Voorhees, R. Baker, Prefi- dent. Back Row, Seated: R. Christ, S. Chase, C. Councill, J. Baker, P. Regan. Third Row: V. Drennan, V. Hinz, C. Ross, L. Carmody. Second Row: H. Weeks, J. Nevinger, C. Bender, S. Herr- mann. First Row: J. Wright, S. Robb, Vice-Pre.ridem,' S. Voorhees, D. Brotherton. We point with pride to our Student Council, which is an example of democracy in our school. Composed of elected representatives from each class, seven through twelve, its organization parallels that of our federal government. Its officers are elected after a lively campaign which involves signed peti- tions, campaign speeches, registration and voting in a standard election booth. The Student Council provides an opportunity for student participation in making school policy. All other organizations are subject to the rulings of this body. It also has organized and established a system for awards distribution, which culminates in one of the final assemblies of the school year. Tiger's Roar Editor, David Shear, Arrirtant Editor, Elizabeth Knotheg Production Managerf, Kay Morgan, Brenda Fitzgerald, Art Director, Penelope Powers, Bminerr Manager, Robert Firestine. CIRCULATION PRODUCTION E fi R. Seated, Left to Right: D. Shumaker, S. Muck, B. Ahls. Standing, Row One: Standing, Left to Right: M. Horton, N. Brugg- M. Hurlburt, B. Cummins, A. Fisher, C. Kinney, G. Hall, D. Vigneri, E. Cal- man, M. Finch, M. Johnson, D. Bush, C. How- lahan, J. Lennon, M. A. Kelley, J. Leachman, K. Hotchkiss, N. Smith, L. Davis, ard, C. Mbtts. S. Robb, M. Gannon, M. MacLaren. Back Row: V. Hinz, J. Rase, J. Sodt, S Collister, J. Ott, H. Mix, D. Webster, M. Ramsey, S. Sheer, M. Wilbur, J Schwab. ART CIRCULATION Fir!! Row, Left to Right: C. Cousins, Paula First Row, Left to Right: M. Coveny, M. Corrigan, J. Hotchkiss, S. Stopen, Shapiro. Second Row: G. Lucas, A. Fisher, L. Nolan,S. Voorhees, B. Bowden, K. Hegstrom, C. Wozniak. Second Row: C. Eisenhard. C. Wares, P. McCabe, J. Hawkins, S. Blakeslee, E. Gardner, C. Nettleship, M. Gardner, C. Plesums, C. Spring, M. Murtha, C. Regan, D. Waterrose, M. Mar- tin, A. Werner, M. Krotz, C. Shumaker. Thi: page war rponrored hy THE WYOMING BANK AND TRUST COMPANY uintilian lub l Mark Kruell W,...., . ......v........ M--. Consul David Myers -N .,,,. Carolyn Nettleship ..,, Shirley Robb .... --- I am the spirit of Latin. With me you will journey far away, back to the seven hills of Rome. There I shall tell you of the ancient Romans, their customs, their foods, their clothing, and their amuse- ments. I shall show you their homes, their schools, and that great Forum known so well in history. From me you will learn the principles of Latin grammar and speech. Although you will pass me by .M Quaetor L-- Pmezor ee- Scriba as you go on to greater things, you will never really lose me. It is with this in mind that Mr. Becker has organized the two newest clubs in our school. He is demonstrating that Latin can be fun, and his club members are receiving a new approach to an old old subject. Julian Club James Sodt ,M ,.e.........e,e ,,,,,,,,.-. ., ..,. Comul james Broman nv, ..- Praezor Robert Van Slyke --- ee.. Quaetor Frances Gabby Le.. .,,. , , ,... .- Scribu Mr. Becker .... eeer... , , -M Moderator 57 f ,Q W 'Mf5'?u 1 ' ,j,L,f ,, I L- ,Lf wx 151' ,LL ZH! 43,3 ag 9 Qi J-, .xi if' N 9 ,Q P H5 'IBM A Q ga f i gf iw M L, 1 A fi-,Q 2 af , K 4: Mk, 'C ,fa , Qs. J 2 iffy, wwf 'W f J 5, . A 57,352 'Mx if Mg? QQ if L, L, 7 -fm' Ml,,'.ff'z?ifaavrfSaw' :Q f ' ,Siu 2- I 337' A' ' ' L ,1L., L M L H f ,,. LLX K LL L W ff . , 3 wx ...N ,L m.,f.f fi gg , L EL . L, ' VL ,mx J L L ., 1 S E A Q Af- x x ' Q 53+ A 1 R LLL, Y f.. ,, , ,K , 2 WH: 5, I 'W L L . uf L i A - L L 1 J , L L ,LL 57 L 1 -LWTQZ ' x Y'-11, ,, ,yew ,LLL 'w 1 ,,LL '. t , H L , 4 Nr QF: L ff .LE ,ff- i 1 uf, Q f'-2' XE' i V ,LL .S W U ' 5 sl Z5i A Y , 2 1 J 5 g f ' , L e : , f 4 14 ij? 4 2 , xx Q 'Tig it 254 L 2 L, 5 , M LH L ww 4' 55 ' 'mag' R XL K- . WL' y iv f L--L 'Ag Wx L . L 3 L f' ff ,L xr -5- + x fi, 3 'MW Q Q Honors WIDE HORIZONS Robert Firestine, Einar Gall, Paul Whitcomb, joan Leach man. STANDARD BEARERS MAXWELL SCHOOL OF CITIZENSHIP 1959 CONFERENCE 1958 James Loomis Carolyn Nettleship' David Shear, Einar Gall, Robert Wheeler, Penelope 1 Powers. There are many opportunities for special honors in our school other than the honor societies. The standard bearers, two members of the junior class, are selected each year on the basis of scholarship, character, and school citizenship. The boy is sent to Boys' State by the American Legion, and occasionally the girl is sent to Girls' State. Both standard bearers of 1957 - 1958 had this opportunity. Each year delegates from the junior and senior classes are selected for the Maxwell School of Citizenship Confer- ence at Syracuse. Eight went from Warsaw Central last year, four of whom are this year's seniors. The Wide Horizons program, under the guidance of the University of Rochester, has been initiated in our county this year. A select group of high school juniors and seniors from the county schools meets each month to be led into a better understanding of the great areas of human knowledge by professors from the University of Rochester. The Rennselaer award for 1959 was won by David Shear, and the Bausch and Lomb award, by Einar Gall. It is with considerable pride that we present some of our honored students. BOYS' AND GIRLS' STATE STANDARD BEARERS 1958 Carol Eisenhard, Robert Firestine. Tim page war Jpomored by THE WYOMING BANK AND TRUST COMPANY ., A A Um , iw x 1 X: ,k ., ' ' L J 7 ' 7155 L- 'ff 2, H x ' - 1' A fy f , gjwk 5 55 ff Q A ' wif. - . 1 5 x ab L A 'N Q A., gi , K ff, . X N' ,X ' , ' www f' .Af , ,ff M, . J ,Hap -, I A hh .R Mm ,Q f h - . ,ik . ,A A5 1 ' new ,Z .. . . Q 1 ., , A A .:,V: J -. Q V Q . wg? . f ' . ' A . x 1, X pol? M, W ,V ' in ' Q25 W . , ' M il , F' 2 1 Q it V. , 2 V Lf ,-,.. f 'S' X , i- 5 ', I V .,,, W ., W y ' H ' ' ., Q I ' R i DAQ k ,,, v E Z-L I Sf, ,, . 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Tinkham, J. Hemingway, D. Talbot, A. Fountain, S. Davis, D Mertz, A. Christopher, E. Shapiro, B. Councill, K. Carpenter, M. Powers, J. Jenks, C. Caldwell G. Cousins. Third Rauf: S. Parody, S. Wolcott, J. Sanderson, B. Fisher, T. Eck, J. MacLaren B. Johnson, R. Krotz, D. Gott, G. Mosier, T. Baxter, G. Bookmiller, D. Fish, P. Barton, D. Baker R. Proper, G. Cousins F. Ingles C. Myers, R. Bailey, R. Chandler, G. Raupp. Fourth Row: R Radley, J. James, W. Loomis, M. Martin, J. Councill, N. Martin. eginners' Band Firfz Roux Left lo Right: A. Reynolds, S. Modrell, P. McGuire, P. Christopher, C. Smathers, L Allsop, D. Ingles. Second Roux' L. Bone, B. Sanderson, R. Vennard, L. Mozeik, L. Bartlett, J. Mandeville, K. Holliday, T. Cook, M. Duschen, C. Bush, M. James, P. VanTyne. Third Roux' N Knothe, R. Mix, S. Reid, R. Smith, S. Brown, B. Norris, K. Arnold, W. Hume, W. Tooze, K Zeches, W. Schoff, N. Pasqueralla. J. Freeman, M. Meacham, K. Zeches, R. Bone. Fourfh Roux R. Kareiwa, C. Bush, W. Jackson, R. Lamentina, D. Mertz. Qi , German Band - Dance Band K. Norris, C. Cousins, C. Kinney, Gall, D. Dunbar. Fivyrt Razr. Left lo Right C. Cousins, D. Bailey. C. Spring, M. Wilbiir, K. Hegstrom. Sefona' Rim: C. Bender, H. Nertlcship, J. Marchanr, D. Dunbar, P, Wlrccler. Third Roux' K. johnson C. Councill, B. Wlieeler, M. Nearhood. 'i' I Q 'ifiwiirif153?1f?.lS-41' il 15,Kt.-.,ft,.,s:.-.:'v.11 -1' Select horus 'R uartets And ACappel1a Choir Linda James, Susan Collister, Elizabeth Knothe. Abfenlx Audrey Mason, jeffrey Miller, Robert Van Slyke, David Sierk, Paul Whitcomb, Front Roux' Thomas, Bender, Knorhe, Eisenhard, Wilbur, Raupp, Ramsey, Wheeler, Wares, Col- lister, Nettleship, Councill, Cousins, James, Vasile, Regan. Back Row: Miller, Firestine, Nichol- son, Cummins, Miller, Whitcomb, Loomis, Lee, Eisenhard, Wheeler, Van Slyke, Williams, Sierk. 66 Accompanists And Boys' Chorus Cheryl Councill, Barbara Eck, JoAnn Leachman, Karen Johnson, Elizabeth Knothe. Front Roux' Thomas, Regan, Warfel, Browne, Drennan, Humphrey, VanSlyke, Miller, Cummins, Zyrlel, Miller, Slocum, Councill, Drury, Crawford, Whitcomb. Bark Roux' Nourse, Kihlcr, Fire- srmc, Stearns, Lee, Whitcomb, Loomis, Moffarr, Eisenhard, Wheeler, Williains, Krull, Lucas, Sierk, Brown. 67 i W, 2 E f ia L as Q x Q A-I gg 'SWQKYN Mfwq Www M -Af? v,?Zf2g, Mi? 'W M M W , M1 W Ag Library Club SENIORS Firrt Row, Lefl 10 Right: M. Coveny, D.. Shumaker, C. Eisenhard, K. Hotchkiss, M. Blasius, V. Hinz, V. Grower. Second Row: S. Chase, R. Vasile, J. Hawkins, P. McCabe, S. Collister, M. Finch, E. Callahan, J. Pervorse, B. Fitz- gerald. SOPHOMORES Left to Right: P. Wheeler, M. MacLaren, S. Motts, H. Nettleship, C. Councill, M. Wilbur, M. Gannon, S. Blakes- lee, K. Hegstrom. FRESHMEN Sealed: K. Wellinger, S. Krotz, M. Hawley, S. Herrman, J. Thompson, D, Poles. J. Peters, M. Coveny, P. Baker. Standifrm' P. Raleigh, S. Gamer, P. Herman, V. I-linz. B. Eck, J. Stubley, L. Carmody, J. Conger, A. Ke- ough, M. J. Regan, C. Ross, W. Novarro, D. Shumal-ter, M. Finch, M. Hnrlburt. JUNIORS Seated. Left to Right: B. Ahls, S. Baxter, J. Burch. M. Horton, E. Gardner, G. Hall. Stamfing: C. Howard, I.. Scott, M. Martin, C. Cousins, I.. Keller, L. Wfagner. Buck Row: S. Sheer, S. Robb, C. Scott, D. Howard, C. Schell, N. Bruggman, R. Williams, C. Kinney. SOPHOMORES Firrt R0-wx V. Hinz, J. Ott, J. Hotchkiss, N. Smith, M. Corrigan, S. Stopen, C. Shumaker. Bark Row: J. Ketcham, G. Cook, S. Eberle, N. Grover, D. Grover. Safety Patrol ... ,qw 1 n ,R K . w 3 xl film . O Q , l . ,f u Front Row, Left to Right: M. Durfee, 1. Cole, A. Munger, B. Fisher, S. Shumaker, G. Wagenhals, N. Whitney, K. Christ, Chief Bartlett. Second Roux' W. Wilcox, M. Billings, R. Blakeslee, P. Schillaci, J. Hall, B. Peterson, A. Walters, S. LaVUall, S. Humphrey. Third Roux' T. McGuire, R. Drury, P. Vigneri, M. Bauer, M. Peterson, D. Chase. Back Roux' G. Zeches, D. Merrill, I.. Wright, G. Limbrunner, C. Miller, R. Heubusch. The traffic organization of our school is much more complicated and much better organized than many people realize. There are innumerable places, crossing roads and about the creek, where children could easily be seriously injured or killed. For years Mr. Wagenblass carried on a very effective student patrol group. These people guided the small child- ren at the various crossings, watched the bicycle stands, and kept watch at the two bridges over the creek. This year the village police chief, Mr. Bart- lett, has taken over the job of guiding this group. Their responsibilities are heavy, for we read daily accounts of casualties among small children going to and from school. Let us recognize and appreciate their true value as an important part of our school organization. Thi: page was rponrored by SCHWAB MOTOR SALES. ports 5? ? 6Q s' QE.g f Z qw ! ES I N E' Q? cs- R '12, E , rg -if 'QB-5 251' fg Q ai Qggcp iw g V W 5? if K 85 N- Af 'Q 6 f 'N Q Lygwgg 50 gf CQKL! Cheerleaders JOAN if Y Y SANDY HAZEL JUDY CAROL NANCY SHARON 72 LINDA Football Firrt Roux Left to Right: M. Hayes, V. Shonk, 1. Miller, Manager, D. Sherman, H. Steiger, G. Wilcox, B. Butler, J. Broman, E. Horton, F. Stearns, J. Betts, R. Reynolds, J. Willse, W. Regan, Manager: K. Burkhart, F. Humphrey, C. Voorhees. Second Row: M. Regan, J. Flanagan, J. Loom- is, R. Burns, G. Taylor, J. Miller, R. Wheeler, R. Hayes, J. Sodt, S. Zydel, B. Medis, R. Van Slyke, D. Firman. Third Row: Coach Davis, M. Burns, C. Eisenhard, D. Webster, G. Moffatt, R. Baker, M. Taylor, J. Grover, D. Sierk, P. Whircomb, 1. Neff, G. Lucas, R. Simpson, G. Coveny, Coach Hackemer. In past years the football squad has brought much pride and glory to our school. This year, especially, will certainly go down in the history of Warsaw Central. For the first time since the early 1920's the Warsaw Tigers enjoyed an undefeated season. They also won the championships of Wyom- ing County and the Oatka Conference. Our hats are off to you, Tigers, in your year of years! Warsaw Warsaw Warsaw Warsaw Warsaw Warsaw Warsaw 1958 SCHEDULE Oakfield 1 3 Attica 7 Arcade 0 Letchworth 0 Perry 6 Delevan-Machias 0 York 0 Tbir page war rpomored by BROWN CENTURY CORPORATION we wi f if ...-Ls M: M UM Y 1 f 23251 ,. is .K-,..m,. ..,... . .. W , ,, b Avril: -M-,552 U 5 Q W v MS 1 X if f N, 1 vig ff- n f A 'W 4 ww, ,W Qgifilf Y , , ,,WF,. '- ti lk A , Eb J 'S gg 2 . i, SHN? V ' 5.254 ' V A W N ' ' ? ' '1' i 5 , f 'L WW My . 3 X ig x ' - M5 ' . . '. 5. 'Lf K ,V A , , fwzw, ,. , .1 ,. , A, ,C+ f,Q VE f f if ,,, .1 - W, , , g -1 :wiki 3 w,,imiMJ' 4+ - LY if W Q . 53,5 wg: 3, , .. 3 X ,, 30 ,Q r 4+ -lvwaav Pwr wmv. 8 , Q Wil fqfiw ,rw Q .f ew ,f 'Nga Rx My af? ,. ,M f mm ' b--- Xu ' , fx ' V 21 .. M fig - QV... W N f HE. ' f' f: 3. .Vp M SE. if f wi , , X. A .5252 2 'TQ , 1 W' 'vizsggk H L si wkiiiir V 3 N .4 N -Q Q f N: J, W- '2.iii5'?t N' Tl ' fwwf f K fe-z 4- . ,tv SW 6:2523 f . - - ,z 5 M ff? it k . ft . 2 A ggi? ' ,Q 2? f Jag? an A BF? Varsity Basket Front. Lef! to Right: R. Wheeler, W. Putney, J. Grover, S. Zydel, D. Sierk, J. Miller. Back: Coach Maurer, AI. Sodt, R. Burns, R. Baker, M. Taylor, P. Whitconlb, Manager Burns. BOB ROG Tlrir page rzwzr rfmmorerz' by XWATSON ELEVATORS. all Jr. Varsity Front, Left to Right: M. Regan, J. Broman, B. Butler, J. Martin, G. Wilccix, M. Krull, C. Humph- rey, F. Humphrey. Back: Coach Mahoney, C. Eisenharrl, D. Firman, N. Clark, N. Burns, G. Cook, J. Loomis, R. Williams, R. VanSlyke, Manager Steiger. MARK, BOB, JIM NORM B., JIM M., JIM L. Tloir page was Jp012.r0red by WARSAW DAIRY Vp -,- ,, bf WSW sf QA f' ities' wp. 1 ff xv Mg, AN. -.'5?-wad? 'Fri Q as Baseball Back Row, Left to Right: Coach Hackemer, S. Zydel, R, Williams, R Johnson R Dolan B Zeches, R. Baker, J. Alfieri, J. Miller, W. Putney. Front: P. Whitcomb D Sierk B Mnclea J Grover, J. Martin, J. Hoy, G. Wilcox, Manager. Baseball Schedule BASEBALL SCORES FOR 1958 Warsaw 3 Warsaw 2 Warsaw 5 Warsaw 6 Warsaw 3 Warsaw 1 Warsaw 5 Warsaw 2 Quarter Finals Section 5 Playoff Warsaw 1 Semi Finals Section 5 Playoff Warsaw 1 79 Perry Letchworth Attica Arcade Perry Letchworth Attica Arcade Nunda Holley ml I it -1 234' 1'!F gif A sf, , 5, N ,gv '55 fi: ffm: an 7, . W A 325551 Q? 'I 71 KJ wg 'qi 'MF 'x vw' My ,W , ,,.,-f 9' , , 556 A we gf A -f w D V f' 'fig ., , ,4 ffgf, ly A 1, K , ,A l?w:'g:fg K -YQ, ' 'J V 4' Ix. 'f' QL ' vm.. 5313 G 5-, -'F N- E' H Q na' ,, 4 4 c 14 3 1 , Q 1 ' ., f vi, 1 .. mf 3? .I f , . , I 1 K- fg' S. v 11 f . 1' -if gf fl if ' ' Q1 ..':PE x: ,V -EQ? 5 . . Q in . J - N 'k,, .jl.f f j14 . Y E - -1 '. ,Q 1: X .Jug :4'L,1:k :., ag ,..-gf! ,, 'ivfi 5 L -'Z , 'Q l ' -hc ff. 1 T?-:Q sa' ff ff . +4 , ,,.. ,, Qs. J, E an ! WTR... ff Q5 desi. ,, N i ij , I - . .4 , 'ff i -' E-'Y 111' Three years ago the Blur! staff began a new form for the listing of advertizers and patrons in our yearbook. We did this with many misgivings, fearing that it was a sac- rifice of space as far as our sponsors are concerned. We have been so pleased at the wonderful co-operation which they have given us. This has made it possible for our year- book to contain at least ten more pages of pictures and copy about our school. Without our patrons and advertizers it would be im- possible for us to sell our yearbook at a reasonable price, which allows over half of our student body to own books. It also permits us to publish a book which is more com- plete than thar produced by many schools of similar size, for we can also include our grades. With all of this in mind it is with sincere gratitude that we call your attention to the names below and urge you, our readers, to support them. The American Speciality Company The Amber Lantern Appleby Memorials Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert P. Ball Broadbooks-Humphrey Inc. Browne Century Inc. Bud's Delicatessen Buchholz Service Station Dr. and Mrs. Paul Burgeson Burns Motor Express By Bailer's Sport Store Carmichael Monuments Mr. and Mrs. Aldrich Cass Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Charles Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Christ Cofield's Restaurant Mr. and Mrs. Clair Cole Judge and Mrs. Barber Conable Cooper, Hemenway and Rowley Reverend and Mrs. Herbert G. Councill Edward Davis and Company Dawson Auto Parts Dohse Ice Cream Bar Electronic Timets Elma Beauty Shop Fred Embury Insurance Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Embury Faculty Club Farman Theater Dr. and Mrs. F. T. Frantz jr. Dr. and Mrs. Newland Fountain Glen Rock Glick and Hudes Department Store W. T. Grant and Company W. W. Griffith Oil Company Grover's Restaurant Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hall Dr. and Mrs. Warren G. Hanson Dr. Clifford Harville Mr. and Mrs. Einar Hegstrom Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Humphrey Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Humphrey jr. Dr. and Mrs. W. M. Humphrey Keeney's Red and White Store Kemp's Service Station Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kennedy Kinney's Radio and T.V. Service Mr. and Mrs. William Lamb Mr. and Mrs. Jack Landcastle Langes Bakery Sponsors Mrs. John W. Leachman Little Hat and Dress Shop Dr. and Dr. and Dr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Loomis Mrs. James MacCallum Martha's Bmuty Shop Mrs. Henry S. Martin Dr. and Martin's Mrs. Melwin Martin Laundry Mrs. Phillippe Meng Midea Shoe Repair Louis Milani Foods Milton's Studio Model Clothing Store Montgomery Shoe Store Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nettleship Nugent's Market The Outdoor Store Mr. and Warsaw Mrs. C. C. Parody Pennysaver Powers' News Room Putney's Mr. and Dr. and Food Store Mrs. Felix Ramsev Mrs. Clerus Regan Regans Market Regans Soda Bar Reid Smith Oil Company Schwab Motor Sales Scoville, Brown and Company Reverend Michael Selcelsky John Sexton Company Sheer's Restaurant Sinclair Pharmacy William Mr. and Smithers Specialty Dr. and Mr. and Smallwood Insurance Compnay Mrs. Harold Smith Gift Shop Wallpaper Shop Mrs. Thomas Thomas Mrs. Bernard Sodt Tillner Chevrolet Top of the Hill Dr. and Mrs. Z. G. Truesdell Valley Inn Van Slyl-re Shoe Store Reverend and Mrs. Merlin Vantran Variety Store Mr. and Wallace Warsaw Warsaw Warsaw' Warsaw Warsaw' Warsaw Warsaw Western Westerlm Revernd Dr. and Women Mrs. James Warfel Service Station Bowling Center Cleaners Dairy Grtenhouse Hardware Men's Shop Supply Company Auto Store New Yorker and Mrs. John Vfhiteford Mrs. Richard T. Williams of the Moose Workingmans Store Wyoming County Bank and Trust Company George L. Wfellman, Oatka Vault Co. 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