Churchville High School - Crest Yearbook (Churchville, NY)
- Class of 1952
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For two years she has been our faithful friend and advisor. She has held a personal interest in each one and her advice and encouragement have been invaluable to our class. In this small way we want to show our appreciation for this unfailing loyalty she has displayed to each one of us. 5 After discussing several possible themes, the Crest staff finally chose the Mexican theme. We made this choice not only because it is different and out of the ordinary, but be- cause Mexico, our closest neighbor, is very gay and interesting country. We all hope that you will enjoy our 1952 Crest. 511618521117-IL KW!!! Mrs. Widener Demaris Girven 'Rl x .1 THE YEARBOOK STAFF BIG sigh of relief was heard coming from the yearbook staff one day in February when the 1952 Crest ' was finally completed and sent to press. After many months of hard work by all and such questions as, What is a master sheet? or, What is a layout? , our yearbook was finally ready for publication. The art work was expertly carried out by Bill Dennis and Marge Vail, with help from the Junior Art editor, Sandra Sage. Our literary department was under the able direction of Audrey Baker, with Marlene Brandt and the Juniors, Carol Way, Donna Hutchings, and Jack Kreck- man lending a hand. Charlie Daycock and his staff were kept very busy when it came time to take the yearbook pictures. After several hectic days, however, -we all man- aged to survive. Had it not been for the work of two of our members, Bill Holley and Eugene Adams, our yearbook would not be in existence, for they went out and got the ads. They wish the best of luck next year to Donald Girven Jr. and Barb Foos, on the Advertisement Staff. Our typists, Joyce Dickens and Betty Johnson, who were lent a helping hand by the Juniors, Hazel Bater, Nellie Howe, Nancy Johnson, and Junior-editor Doris Roach were kept busy typing the material and meeting deadlines. We would like to thank all those who helped make this year's Crest a suc- cess. Our advisor, Mrs. Widener, and Mr. Taylor and Mrs. Kirbywho also gave US 3 helping hand, deserve our most sincere thanks. Thank you all, Demaris Girven, EDITOR 6 I 7 WHERE WE LIVE ' ACH year after the census is taken, Sefxora Taylor finds her- . . . . 1 S- self with a tedxous Job on her hands. Workmg w1th g as d ' of three different colors she spots the homes of all heade pms h the high school pupils on the left hand map and the homes of all the grade and' kindergarten people on the right hand map. Now let's not have anyone say anything about the pupils' being a lot of pinheads. 8 ' 5 ,mf ,Lx ' f 5 ,, QA ,W ,' ' ' ,- 1 w W' 4 4 ,, ' Af' ,..,1.,.... , . K A ' 'M V1 - f ,. j,4, .Q K, 4 V. ,kQ:4. , 41 W V, .X, If f X f N1 1 1' fi? . z f 2 I f 'W LK , .., N , ,. X. iv' I I L K , ' . F! - Q , J A ., Nw i .1 V f ' Q . 2 E' Hi: 'A 5,5 ,,. 5, I H fax ld, lip, S-1 4 , afwwq- ,An-.Q-1 ...- . I ,. .y .J , , VM, -avr, Jw W, I H ff! i LfQXX451 4 Q , b 4 , 4, V ' l b If AQQMQEQQQMN ' si M: is 1, 5, 4 ,, fe xi Q U 1? fi 5 3 rf 5 FE -Ji 12 we if Q2 4: Si ,Q is N2 5 ii 9 Q E Ei . lx P ei if :s , ,. ,J ,S 3 af 3 gs 73 Q2 :Z 'E if aa la 18 anna: rua f HE board has found themselves very busy in their second year un- der the centralized district. Many problems have arisen, mainly those of a new school building. The sites for a school are under debate at the present time, a problem which requires long periods of discussion besides the regular duties at their meetings. 9 EN JU' C' R. Olmsted, the supervising principal of the centralized district is kept very busy by his duties, but we appreciate the time he finds to assist us when we are in need of help. 10 C R. Taylor, our administrative assistant, and Miss Willey princi pal at North Chili, cooperate with Mr Olmsted Th h . . ese t ree, working together in the new district, have been very successful for the second consecutive year under the new plan of centralization. 11 ,M I, , i , W , ,..,. Ig M. .,,. ALML -.-,.,..l,.. MK CULT! Top: Franklin Hickox, Driver Education, Shop, Cornell University John Mitchell, Social Studies, Alfred University Mrs. Dorothea Roewer, Third Grade, Queens College Peggy Aradine, Sixth Grade, Geneseo State Teachers' College Elaine Harter, Guidance, Biology, St. Lawrence University Grace Brodie, Fifth Grade, Brockport State Teachers' College Mrs. Lillian Hickox, First Grade, Ithaca College Clarence Flint, Mathematics, Alfred University Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Second: Miss Doris Bergin, Art, Nazareth College . Isabel Van Hemel, Fourth Grade, Brockport State Teachers' College Mrs Mrs. Jane Parker, Kindergarten, Kent State University, Ohio Mrs. Hazel Bush, Third Grade, Cortland State Teachers' College Mrs. Ruth Hyland, Fifth Grade, Geneseo Normal School Mrs. Neva Baldeck, First Grade, Geneseo State Teachers' College Miss Pearl Redfern, Sixth Grade, Brockport State Teachers' College Miss Grace Willey, Principal, N. Chili, Sixth Grade, Geneseo State Teachers' College Mrs. Charlotte Stein, Fourth Grade, Bloomsburg State Teachers' College, Penna. First: Miss Julana Woods, Fourth Grade, Greenville College, Illinois- Norma Vail, Third Grade, Oswego State Teachers' College U Mrs. Frances Tennent, Second Grade, University of Rochester Miss Jane Welch, Commerce, Nazareth College Onnolee Daycock, Nurse-teacher, Genesee Hospital Mrs. Edith Kerby-Preston, Physical Education, Brockport State Mrs. Mrs. Teachers' College 12 missing- l I-1? fr it 1.4 'ZUL1 Top: Warren Brockley, Science, Rensselaer Polytechnical Institute Waldemar Roewer, Agriculture, Cornell University Mrs. Alice Kujala, Music, Eastman School of Musicx Kenneth Kreiser, Social Studies 7,8, University of Rochester Mrs. Doris Tiede, Chili Center School, Geneseo State Teachers' College William Potter, Health 7,8, Physical Education, Brockport State Teachers' College William Van Lare, Physical Education, Brockport State Teachers' College Second: Mrs. Jean Van Lare, Kindergarten, Geneseo State Teachers' College Mrs. Alyce McClain, First Grade, Potsdam State Teachers' College Mrs. Elizabeth Knapp, French, English l, Syracuse University Mrs. Martha Widener, Librarian, Geneseo State Teachers' College Mrs. Alice Taylor, Latin, Keuka College Mrs. Rose DeBerger, West Chili School, Training School, University of Rochester Mrs. Lucy O'Brien, Paul Road School, Brockport State Teachers' College Mrs. Ruth Morris, Mathematics 7,8, Fairmont State Teachers' College, W. Virginia First! C. E. Olmsted, Supervising Principal, Hamilton College Gordon Taylor, Administrative Assistant, University of Rochester Mrs. Julia Ratigan, English 7,8, Geneseo State Teachers' College Mrs. Jeanne Kirby, English 2,3,4, Albany State Teachers' College Miss Mary E. Miller, Second Grade, Brockport State Teachers' College Miss Ruth Ratigan, Second Grade, Brockport State Teachers' College 13 Lv! if arenas 1.1 J Gvwnzvznas L11 Pax ffllfl ,,K,. -,,.-, A.-.r 5 ,K,ij f'f 7 '95 -Tfitm ,. ,.,, A -A M ,F K A .A .A ,. 'yr i'.,l.' ' 'fl 'F',.f, 1 ,,. V: '- ,, Ax' ,A A A .-'Q K K. -S ' ,f, x KK 'f , X - A . - 'V A-In T, ,,,,,.g4' ' 3 :', .A -AK . -, A , IX ,- ' 1:-1'-, 1 a,'f'.- A., A A- 1, K . '. 'KK N. K ,A+ - a s- -N- -45 Wxzv-'A'. I ,IK -Q QV A 1 , ,ef ' A, X A K, K, X - . , A ' K A- -3 -xg, -- K, K ,ya----.---6 a.K.A , , - - A K I . r ' ,' Q.. - A' ' -lm' ' - Af 'A 'A 'rm' Q ' -- '-' ' 'W K , K , . K K K K -5. , K , 5 V mx., . . N A I . 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P R E S I D E N T V I C E P R E S I D E N T MELVYN MAAS CHARLES DAYCOCK Audrey is short and rather small He comes late, yet he comes but she's on the beam whenever you call. S E C R E T A T R VE' R Y A R s 'J U R E R AUDREY BAKER HARRY LEATHERSICH 1 5 Impossible is a word I never - .,e.,.-1-.,, Rx .xx N,.,f fls 4 .-Q.. :. 1 Qgifsggyfg, A255 lx N ls, A 1 K 3 e Ma Sz W i' . fr' , 1 ur. , K y ll ffffixgff-f'i5A I - V ll S E . Qf,,ggg.5.,L ' . ' ' if ' A 5, K Sys- k w ifi-2,- Mgigf l f 3, wiki L K yigixku QQ,-Him! f 2,7 ,M 2 sw affiiivlfwx Wg I 'W L K K wi-Lxfavj gstgfx .-yllf'-5.1 . Www , my M' .+ W , ,H .,m+-5j..',,-gps . V W ',,kQ1-Q, V x ii? ' k K M g5g2lZi2Qs3.f'5:.fSi -R M. 7 -f lr:4?JVT'1i7'. '1 ,A - fygyf an ,.,.gu:..17g-,ifka . Ag - -ff Wgigqli 'Y if as ei' Where there's a. will there way. Mi 15 . H -V . , .. .',,3,w,Qf. A W an Q- f. f -3? im e 31 Y-.2 is X 1 ju. EUGENE ADAMS 'sa KE NNET H BEAMAN It's nice to be natural when you're natu rally nic e . 1 6 CAROL BEEMAN .gwqvnl Q N2 lg., 1:-.31 ,, , Q nz 1 dl-- QNX. . .,-57533-zgs: -. . . Q up Zliifi guy,-. wif -5. . wtf' Qi ,un-.., We SUE BENSON She who has patience may corn- pass anything. Oh this learning, what a thing it is! QA MARLENE BRANDT RONALD BET TERIDGE Mar1ene's life is full of joys, she has her books and has her boys. 17 Jim is a happy go lucky boy, but 81' ound the girls he's a. little coy. I JAMES COLBERT Tlx, i : - Bill with crazy jokes and antics. - .JSM in f , ic,i I A I if : 7 L k h ., .:m I i tttt i I iz.-:k,f-I ,K it 5 . ., I .gp iii 7 3.:,...,,:: 1: ij., Q neg , fir my 7 5 Silt! fs 'iiiv' , fffi-in jmggsgggf w i'?fi:,f'ff ARiE 5- in as um Wi ini--n...'. 3 Viv 'H W vi-if ' fist-5,53 4 Q Ywfv-5 'F Wu-'fl Mw,,,4' 15a4 is 1 m1f,:H ?5.w was K yfykifiwiiig 5 s figi5e.g?,1-fs , I, i f , . J' -if Q zgli, ,g!ii.iqf'!-fig WILLIAM CRAIG Drawing is his skillful art and with it he will never part. 18 WILLIAM DENNIS JOYCE DICKENS With the wish to try and the will to do, G1enn's the guy who will DEMARIS GIRVEN Joyce has a friendly smile that makes you like her all the while. rry through. GLENN EVERETT A mother's pride, a father's joy. 19 4 4 l h wwf'-Q Knowledge comes but wisdom lingers. II we guess, each day he hands in nothing or less. JERRY HENRY Blonde, and short, and very neat, the French would say she's tres petite. Z0 Homework to Jerry is useless MARTHA HALL , CORRINE HILL WILLIAM HOL LE Y AUDREY LIESE PU Bill likes sports of many kinds, but there's also other things on his mind. reat thoughts come from the heart. all, for her all the boys do fall. Z1 BETTY JOHNSON She's the glamour girl of them Bever1y's ways are simple and shy, to show off her talents she'11 never try. uf 'n BARBARA MERRIAM Gert's peppy and full of fun. Talk about sports and she comes on the run. Z2 Laugh and the world laughs with Yong! BEVERLY LONGBINE GERTRUDE NEAL HAROLD PIIviM A good many things go around in the dark besides Santa C1aus.' DOROTHY SCHUYLER In sports our Harold does shine, and with the girls he's also fine. Dot's a girl who's a lovely THOMAS SCHEIBER blonde, of her we sure are mighty fond. Z3 DW IGHT SHERMAN 411, MARJORLE VAIL Heaven sent him, heaven knows whyg we may find out as time goes bylll lf music be the food of life, play on. A smile with an intent to do mischief. Z4 BARBARA SUTTON H74-1189 Y , J NDER their very able homeroom supervisor, Mr. Hickox, the Freshmen got off to a flying start. They began by choosing their class officers as follows: Presi dent, William Holley, Vice-President, Stuart Williams, Secretary, Carol Beeman and Treasurer, Audrey Liese. As a money making project they presented a movie Scrooge . To end a perfect year, they had their class picnic. Silly Sophomores ? Not them! With Mrs. Kelly as homeroom advisor, Charles Daycock as President, Harry Leathersich as Vice-President, Audrey Baker, Secre- tary and Sue Benson, Treasurer, how could they miss ? To make money they held a round and square dance on St. Patrick's Day and a movie. Their Junior year was full of fun and surprises. Mrs. Kirby became their ad- visor, with Barbara Sutton as President, Jim Colbert as Vice-President, Demaris Girven Secretary and Harry Leathersich, Treasurer. To raise money they had two baked food sales, a round and square dance, The Twirp Twirl , and a movie. Their Junior rings were very different and original with the new C.C.C.S. Crest. Their Junior Prom The Cinderella Ball was a great success with Audrey Liese chosen as queen and Audrey Baker, Barbara Merriam, Carol Beeman and Pat Dewey as alternates. The Junior-Senior Picnic was exhausting, as usual, but loads of fun. They went to Niagara Falls, visited Fort Niagara, and spent all their money at Crystal Beach. With their very faithful Mrs. Kirby as class advisor their Senior year began with a bang. Soon after school began they chose their class officers as follows: Melvyn Maas, President, Charles Daycock, Vice-President, Audrey Baker, Secretary, and Harry Leathersich, Treasurer. Their Senior Play We Shook the Family Tree was a real sensation. The Sleightime Shuffle their Christmas round and square dance, also proved to be a great success. They are planning now, and looking forward to, their Senior Ball, Junior- Senior Picnic and of course graduation. It has been a very full four years--full of fun, friendships, and memories they will never forget. Z5 Vnorrv N the year 1975 Mrs. Kirby hobbles into the fortune teller's tent to find the answer to her last question. Quick! Tell me what my little darlings of 1952 are doing. Gazing into her crystal ball, this is the story the fortune teller revealed: Eugene Adams is the head of a perfume factory with his assistants, Betty John- son and Martha Hall, as secretaries and Kenny Beaman, advertising agent. With such a thriving business Eugene has Audrey Liese, Dorothy Schuyler, and Barb Sutton as singing commerc ialists. Bill Holley is their most successful traveling salesman with his most insistent manner. Right next door to the perfume factory is Sherman's Bakery, with Dwight baking cream puffs and Joyce as saleswoman, secretary, and sweet little wife. The Pawn Shop nearby is not the most respectable but the proprietor, Glenn Everett, we hear, gets along quite well with his bets on the side. Demaris Girven is the head ballerina at Eastman with Tom Scheiber as manager and Marge Vail as masseuse. Oh yes, the jailhouse is very well handled by Harold Pimm. Barbara Merriam is the wife of some rich man who manufactures Mercurys. Their millionaire friends, Marlene Brandt and her husband Melvyn Maas, are kept quite busy with their Cadillacs, race tracks, bubble gum factory and their clinic for people with extra large ears. Sue Benson's reducing pills are the sensation of the world and she is well on her way to live in splendor the rest of her life. Way down in Texas, we hear Jerry Henry is doing quite well on the sale of Hoppy food. Charlie Daycock is the cellist in the Rochester Symphonic Orchestra with Corrine Hill as top page turner. Beverly Longbine and Bill Dennis are assistants to Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire. This was no surprise to Mrs. Kirbyg she guessed this would happen be- fore they graduated. Harry Leathersich is the main mattress tester at Max Pies in Rochester. Mrs. Kirby also predicted this for Harry before he graduated. The main milkmaid at the Embling Dairy is Gertrude Neal. Bill Craig and Jim Colbert are the main acts in Joe Chitwood's Dare Devils act. Who ever would have guessed it! Carol Beeman has taken over Mr. Potter's restaurant and has Ronnie Better- idge as host because of his debonair manner. Audrey Baker has turned out to be another Gertrude Ederle, breaking the world's record by swimming the English Channel in a matter of seconds. Poor nervous old Mrs. Kirby-the shock is too great for her. The fortune teller, Miss Welch, calls her chauffeur and he takes her to her house where she will be confined for several days. SJ as AF? . - ' 26 75411 :my l E, the Seniors of 1952, being of sound minds and memories do hereby declare this our last Will and Testament. Tom Scheiber-leaves to Mrs. Knapp his self determination. Bill Holley-Bill's ability goes to John Smith. Harry Leathersich-leaves his Pep to Jim Wheeler. Mel Maas-leaves his confidence in himself to Tom Steinhoff. Barb Merriam-leaves her joke book to Sharon Wallace. Gert Neal-leaves her gab-ability to Bruce Pomeroy. Harold Pimm-leaves his Tintair to Barb Foos. Dwight Sherman-changes into a halo, and leaves his horns for Bucky Girven. Dorothy Schuyler-leaves her sweet voice to Joyce Preston. Dee Girven-leaves her height to Herby Shakeshaft. Glenn Everett-leaves his bashfulness to Guy Ellinwood. Carol Beeman Queenie leaves her crown to Mary Ann Kendrot. Jim Colbert-Jim's superior driving ability goes to Jack Peckham. Bill Craig-bequeaths his motorcycle to Bob Gruendike. Corrine Hill-leaves her date book to Carol Way. Betty Johnson-leaves her horn rimmed glasses to Jack Kreckman. Audrey Liese-leaves her double-whammy on the boys to Doris Roach. Beverly Longbine-tosses her fiddle to Donna Hutchings. Barb Sutton-leaves her pleasing personality to Nellie Mae Howe. Marge Vail-leaves to Jerry Peckham her live wire personality. Jerry Henry-leaves that studied carelessness to Fran Lins. Martha Hall-leaves her raven tresses to Mr. Taylor and Mr. Mitchell. Joyce Dickens-leaves her weight gaining diet to Nancy Johnson. Bill Dennis-leaves his absent minded professor ways to Fritz Hoehn. Charles Daycock-leaves his worldly wise assurance to Elmer Cummings. Marlene Brandt-leaves her 1itt1e girl charm to Hazel Bater. Sue Benson-leaves her Q Club membership to David Buss. Audrey Baker-gives that goin' steady gleam in her eye to Sandra. Sage. Eugene Adams-relinquishes his I can fix it line to John Colbert. Z7 W X81 i ,mg 5 'Q - l gs, Am X 6.5 OE Z :JJ 2 Jffwzbfayedyb Z Qfnfaffaat iffy-LU if 7'L??,g,,,gJf df ,ffmfafdbzfiwz 7 Cawfow Zif?,2?7g4,2,, Z ' Mila, Euymiyw Mm! Q74MuJJ 52 02? FW. 'mr Wt, 4 g ifs -- ,,:. f Q f 4 I - ,' 'ai 'F Rfk Q ,Z xf.-.f fw.. . 'V . 1. K.. Q 1.-. g A 1 na ,.,v1,.-, f f '..- A .. . 1 . f -y f. . . nw. .4 aff .-' . 1 4.. f 3, , ., - .4 - Q ,.'L.-..w x ' ' Am ' A-K ,,k.,k,,N, , '-5 MM-A-+ fx 1.- ,5--zf .ff xi, V. ., , Y V.-, v. ,..,, ' Q.. .,k. ,, ,... ,,1,, Vw, ,lr '- -,-M-. .. ' N M., if f - -Q ' .M -.ulkfr ,-,,,. 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Under the capable leadership of Doris Roach, President: Jack Kreckman, Vice-Presidentg Sandra Sage, Secretary? and Jerry Peck- ham, Treasurer, with Mrs. Knapp as advisor, they cou1dn't have had a better year. I Mu .70 vtrv J CHE Sophomore.s started the year in style by electing a very com- petent group of officers: John Day- cock, Presidentg Dorothy Leibeck, Vice-Presidentg Gail DeBerger, Secretary: Dick Eggleston, Treas- urerg Addie Lou Jackson and Paul Lewis were chosen for Student Forum. Miss Welch and Mrs. Harter are the advisors. Their projects were a baked food sale on December 5 and selling Christmas wrapping paper. They also had a roller skating par- ty and a St. Patrick Day dance. ,121 CHE Frosh started their high school career by electing Ann Schur as President with Edith Hill, Vice-President, and James Quin- cey, Secretary-Treasurer to com- plete the staff of officers. Burton Judd and Carolyn Scott were elected to Student Forum. The Freshmen certainly were not backward in the world of sports either, with two girls on the cheer- leading team, 3 boys on the soccer team, and 6 boys on the basketball squad. Under the combined super- vision of Mr. Flint and Mr. Hickox they planned a movie and a dance. W I ,: '?fTQ IVY: N Q! 35 44 N F W fat az SEM, ,M .. 49' W 'Q - .mv Q- '5:. ' mix A X Wx X F, K ' . fn f ' 2 - ,XY if w ff X W iz f , ,wx , ,, .. K if R Vg - y, -- if L , . 'H' NA .. al' sv Q - gi g 7 5 KN , I J I -. K X 3 ' . 4' , . -me KR Vx ' - lf.. 'Y Shy . if f E?PE if5-fg 1 Vf 1 vm W ,, 'f x K ., Agjv - - K , ,S A A' Wx 6 X LN ' 5' y kf- k ,,,. 2 5, 0 X 1 Q A 19 Qi , - L Q, m ,, , K fx, wma MWA Z 72, WJMZL? 45 Wm 0 5 9f7 fff?w Lf Z' Wim? YJAZZL M.. Zag! lZ'2f,,p S 1 ffpyffdfa-42444 i Q Yffestg' A1215 ir I : Q T 95,3 'iw yggxN ' so IKXXXL N YN 4 5392 Vw R L05 GJMD05 2 5 H E 5 2 3 .. Y! 3 5 E A ie 95 if se Zi 2 5 fi E? is fi 2 if fi Ei Q4 5 EI l? 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'WI Z Q16 'Q vo1W ' 9' 'D 49449 fp? an by x Je 'a 'A 4, 4,106 0 t. lx ,JQJ at up 10 4' 1: ,, .40 4 11 ,., 'ii 21 5 5? ,E 3 5' if Sl sf 9 we 3? ,I Lx 1 s! Jw 1, fa 'E ,. 11 5 ,, li fs S 3 sz Q Z! S i 2 ? si H gf Si 5? 5 25 51 ,fs Zi fa ,jx 4 X 4: as S is if Ei Ez 'F 5? 2 -s 1-4 1 L -1 fi if 51 Q fi is fi v 55 E 5? ff? tvzvwwn Efrunumvzf HE job of the Student Forum is to solve the problems of the students. This year Glenn Everett was elected President with the following officers to help him: Carol Beeman, Vice-president, Mary Ann Kendrot, Secretary, and Bill Holley, Treasurer. The council consists of two repre- sentatives from each class, seven through twelve. Each week the council holds a meeting and does its best to solve any problems which are brought to its attention. 55 51-6751 t HE National Honor Society consists of students from classes ten, eleven, and twelve. Members must maintain an average of 90705 however one mark may be as low as 80, or two as low as 85. The society consists of 16 members with Audrey Baker as president, Jim Colbert as vice-president, Barbara Foos as secretary and DemarisGirven as treasurer. Each year the National Honor Society awards a S100 scholarship to the senior they feel most worthy. The senior to be awarded this scholarship is chosen by one student forum member, one National Honor Society member, Mr. Malloch, and two faculty members. Last year the National Honor Society held an Alumni Dance and celebra- tion. They are planning to hold another this year and also to form an alumni organization. 56 iw Ha nn Xi WW HE Junior Honor Society consists of students from grades seven, eight and nine. Their standards are the same as the Honor Society with two marks of 8570 and the rest 9093, or one mark of 80010 and the rest 90'7n. Their officers are: President Dale Pederson, Vice-President Ann Schur, Secretary Ann Daugherty and Treasurer Dorma Darrow. They have their rneetings with the National Honor Society and take part in their projects. if RID' f-J 58 CHE Q Club was organized some years ago with the hope that it would be an incentive for the students to keep their marks in the higher brackets The requirements for membership are, in grades 3-8, all marks above 8570. For high school students the requirements are: all marks above 8070 with one possible 75'Z:. Those students who keep up all year are awarded a gold Q pin. The en- rollment this year is two hundred-twenty-five pupils. 59 Q lil H1591 in Q' .1 25 YJ C45 fi E Shook the Family Tree is now and will for a long time be remem- bered as the most comical and most enter- taining play ever presented at C. C. C. S. The great success of this play would never have been possible without our very able director, Mrs. Kirby. eo z1.41f4afv 1 lx .Y The cast consisted of: HILDEGARDE - who is tired of being a wall- flower - Barbara Merriam SALLY - her younger sister - Joyce Dickens JIMMY - younger brother - Harold Pimm BOB - older brother - Harry Leathersich FATHER - tired of his daughter's pranks - William Holley MOTHER - Calm through it all - Betty I Johnson FREDDY - the only boy in school who wears ' knickers - Dwight Sherman , CLIFFORD SHERMER - Freddy's father, . the banker - Charles Daycock MRS. SHERMER - his wife - Beverly Long- n bille 4 ELLIE MAY - Bob's heartthrob - Marge Vail s JILL - her girl friend - Corrine Hill 7 . ,' PAIGE - six year old who loves to play I ' - ,L 1 postman - Audrey Baker f 'Q M.: 61 S fiX70 D70 if UUE J. CUHE Hi-Life is published once a month and keeps the students in touch with all the latest events. The co-editors this year are Audrey Baker and Sue Benson. With them in charge and a capable staff to carry on, the Hi-Life is an interesting and con- structive part of school life at Churchville-Chili Central School. WVMWM UVVWV' , J M lml l Lal lwlm M, 62 In umnn PA 11210.11 'x CT-'rf , fm F- 1, Fflj' N. 3 is XJUZILTZIRL t' of hi h school boys C 'HE Future Farmers of America is an organiza 1on g 'orin in agriculture mag g . ' P sident, Edwin Sturges, Tom Scheiber is President, Jim Colbert is V1ce- re r and Herb Shakeshaft secretary. Treasure , , ' d ce of the year, which was a The FFA held the first round and square an great success. '1 f rea farmers and go to farms to look They plan to test milk and sox o a for fire hazards. Each spring they take a rip park. 64 t ' to Cornell and have a picnic at the county NEJYJG7 HE F.H.A. is a statewide organization with voluntary enrollment for all high school girls taking Home Economics. The President is Donna Hutchings, Vice-President, Audrey Baker, Secre tary, Sue Benson and Treasurer, Hazel Bater. The girls who desired to, purchasedjackets as a symbol of their organi- zation. Such practical projects as child care, planning homes and preparing meals are undertaken in the organization. CVHE Junior F.H.A. is a voluntary organization for girls in seventh and eighth grade. The President is Dorothy Daycock, Carol DeWitt, Vice-President, Secre- tary, Abby Lewis and Treasurer, Nancy Miller. These girls study such projects as knitting, embroidering, sewing and cooking. 65 nn :aa 4 tnur CYHE Junior and Senior library clubs, under the direction of Mrs. Widener have been working toward a more effective and efficient library. Each club contributes by working a specific number of hours in the library each week. At the end of the year an award will be given to the member who has contributed rnost to the library and to the club. X, ern t:,. if 66 ONSISTING of 15 members under the direction of Mr. Brockley, the science club started in early October and meets every Tuesday. The ob- ject of the club is to give its members access to the information and equip- ment necessary for the development of scientific insight and techniques, and to promote the furtherance of such projects of individual interest as are con- sistent with group participation and in accord with valid research methods. One of the major activities was the planning and presentation of a Science Assembly Program. 67 1 fa an Q, L. -95 H+? k 6 mm' h Hwggw Wifi - f , -. ' j as-gn ' -153 A yi P' g , A p . Wd 751,42 ' ' 'I .- H j im ff 0 H Qmb Q,ffRJ 1 We 3951640 ,. 125 , R , A,ZZa2 JOf is I y 9 , J Z., Vk'A 4.ZZZfafJwb Mx. wwf-gg?mw J T A5 5 S ,gg 51 gud f AT . - F In A ZA MQ' 5,0 xv. QA gieQQQ3,n 3 w is AL'LL M f f . ' Q o wf9ggf4g5 ,7?62Z.5?2zam6AZzxf :ga wwf-' ,f 1 VN ff A, M. , . , if MP? Y ffl! iff-'f S if ' , i f WSI? gg aflzi Q K' 1 if ff' H! Mg if wk. A kmawvj ,,.. 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They also took part in the Spring Festival. 70 La dex 5735 Jntawuacx ww' 1' , - v CHE boys have a fine group, made up of 14 members who also participated in the Christmas and Spring Festivals. In the Christmas program they sang several selections, and have enjoyed harmonizing together throughout the year. 71 c 'HIS group, consisting of 10 girls, is a special ensemble with 3 or 4'girls on each partg second soprano, alto and soprano. They sang some beauti- ful numbers in the informal Christmas program presented by the music de- partmentg some of these numbers were The Sleigh, The Bells of St. Mary's, and The Christmas Song. Not only in the Spring Festival, but all through the year the girls have enjoyed joining their voices in the music they like so much. 0 CHE mixed ensemble is a small, well-balanced group having 17 members. They participated in the Christmas program with very appropriate num- bers, such as The Night Before Christmas and The Bells of Notre Dame. 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Quite a few of our regular players graduated last June, but there are many new players and several of last year's to carry our team on to victory 77 f0fiZR 4, ' .15 NZ Chu rchville Churchv ille Penfield Churchville Churchville Chu rchville Chu rc hv ille Churchville Canaseraga 8 Honeoye Falls 6 Scottsville Z Churchville 9 Honeoye Falls 8 Scottsville 5 Penfield QUARTER FINALS 4 Byron-Bergen wins by a decision SEMI FINALS Z Churchville 78 ...J fffflk C-'HIS year our soccer team, under the leadership of Coach Van Lare, had an excellent season. With five wins and one loss they beat Penfield in a thriller 5-4 to cop the C League championship. In the playoffs, we were awarded the victory in a tie game with Bergen, and went on to lose a heartbreaker to Canaseraga. Through- out the season, our boys really demonstrated their playing ability and we're mighty proud of each and every one of them. 79 x ga 7 ' A L , .1 , V ,JU v, X ,A .Q MX x r .i sf R Q X 2 Y f G 8 gg X imrxx 'U xg 1 5 f Xa , 5 fa 'fa 14 JL , fm. .X 6 0 an WW! Aim . K 1 mf E Xi it x KX 7 x - -.1 Q , x.. ' ,. x 2 K 'X , E m if ,Sis , ,' W' 5 U' .+ ' . ., 1 1 F me , V 7 , 42 it ww . ' r W.. an Q K .... ks , VL af A f X , R I X-Q, J - if i., 1 J wp, in L, . b Alllq b -EIL, f a Alum WZ:-Z, L 3 'gd 'W 193 ZYBIL CWHE basketball season passed uneventfully for us this year, but win or lose, our boys continued to display their fine qualities of fair play and sportsmanship. Each one did his best and they certainly deserve plenty of credit, as does Coach Van Lare, who worked so untiringly with them. Our J.V. S, under the direction of Coach Potter, chalked up a good season by winning most of their games. Kendall Rush Henrietta Hilton Byron-Bergen Scottsville Pittsford Roberts Penfield Churchville Byron-Bergen Rush Henrietta Hilton Churchville Scottsville Churchville Honeoye Falls VARSITY JUNIOR VARSITY 49 Churchville Kendall Churchville 52 Churchville Rush Henrietta Churchville 75 Churchville Churchville Hilton 56 Churchville Churchville Byron-Bergen 58 Churchville Churchville Scottsville 65 Churchville Pittsford Churchville 50 Churchville Churchville Roberts 68 Churchville Penfield Churchville 53 Honeoye Falls Churchville Honeoye Falls 47 Churchville Churchville Byron-Bergen 87 Churchville Rush Henrietta Churchville 54 Churchville Hilton Churchville 48 Kendall Kendall Churchville 57 Churchville Scottsville Churchville 64 Roberts Honeoye Falls Churchville 62. Churchville X LEG!! I ill CYHE Junior Varsity also has six mem- bers, four of which are new. Their uniforms consist of black skirts and white sweaters with an orange C, and orange dickies. They also participated in the flag presentation. They are largely respon- sible for inspiring more interest in the Junior Varsity games. l 8 82 Ansari: GUI VERY snappy and capable cheerlead- ing team, consisting of 6 girls, was chosen after much competition. New uniforms of white corduroy skirts with two C' s on them, white turtle- neck sweaters with the 83 name embroidered on them, and black ties were chosen. Besides leading the cheers, the cheerleaders presented a formal flag ceremony during the time between the games. 44 la Um vines: C E seldom hear of those fellows who don't play on the team, but they are as much a part of it as are the players. These are the boys who keep the records and check the equipment to see that it is ready for each game. To coach's helpers goes the hard work without the glory, but without them we couldn't very well get along. I X 84 1 IU! NK ,f S X36 A F 5 f ca, : , f X 'E X X I 1 fi' -fr um 2 Si Rf I ,, a u. g4 fxm 2 ,1 H l ,I ' 1 !u . xxx' 1 4,Jf .N , 'T 1 'gif jxfgfl iljfgi' ' 1 A Q .A , A COMPL IME Nrs CHURCHVILLE IN SURA HARRIET S CCM Dependable Insurance PHONE 606 NCE OF AGENCY BS Service Churchvnlle N Y COMPLIMENTS 'M Wqix i .40 THE J0llNSO Mr and Mrs Joseph CHURC HVILLE OF an ,ii 5 Win N IIIIUSE Wehs PHONE 707 EUGENE ADAMS NH Yearbook Staff 4 Sen1or Play Stage Manager 4 L1brary Club Z 3 Q Club F F A 1 Z Monroe County F F A Sentmel 3 Archery C1ub4 FFA Ca1fC1ub1234 Sale Mann WHEELER MOTORS S F O R D Service Guaranteed Used Cars Sf Phone 8 Caledonna, New York . I . n C K 42 -5 S. 1 1 , 5 N Yi is Q rf .Hz A was . A ' S H ':'f'a9Y -we ,. E Q V if ri A if I. 55:3 SK Q S' A E va E if A s ' ' gy ' ' 3 S 2,35 . . . ,,3,4g 5 n 0 1 1 1 l v 85 COMPLIMENTS IT'S HOMOGENIZED OF THAT'S WHY BOND BREAD ALWAYS RALPH L. KENDALL, D. D. S. TASTES SO GOOD 'A' SPENCERPORT STAR 'A' PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS COMMERCIAL PRINTERS SPENCERPORT NEW YORK Compliments E H an Coa Truck Housts Scrap Truck Bodies CHURCHVILLE SUPPLY CO INC 46 So Mann Sf Churchvnlle N Y Phone 651 R Mason Suppl nes Trans Mnx Cement Cmder Blocks AUDREY BAKER Ir' Q Pres Natlonal Honor So Clety 4 Class Sec Z 4 G1rls Chorus 2 3 G1r1s Ensemble Z 3 Mlxed Chorus 1 Z Band 1 Z Sclence Club 3 Q Club 1 Z 3 4 Student Forum 1 Safety Patrol 1 V1ce Pres F H A 4 H1 L1fe 1 Z 3 4 .Tunlor Ed1tor H1 Llfe 3 Co Ed1tor H1 L1fe 4 Sen1or Play 4 L1terary Ed1tor Crest 4 .Tumor Honor Soc1ety 1 Natlonal Honor Soc1ety Z 3 4 Pres Natlonal Honor Soc xety 4 CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD WISHES THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1952 HAROLD H EMBLING Dr. . . V 'I I I I . . ., . . . . . , . . . . . mp g ,, - - V555 iii?-i'5'f, 'W' :QLii'.',l Q ' ' ,, ' ' ' ' To . ' ' , , ' - EI 3943 'f .-:'?fef9fI ' ,-'fu . ' I , iwyzi , , P I P I S , 1 , I 5 3 . . . . To S ' I 1 Q 3 ' I - - s s ' s 1 , . . . I 1 1 S - 86 KENNETH BEAMAN Sclence Club Z COMPLIMENTS A FRIEND COMPLIMENTS MARYS BEAUTY SHOP CHURCHVILLE N Y COMPLIMENTS HILLTOP FARM DAIRY INC CHURCHVILLE N Y RAY BROWN Hardware Heatmg Plumbmg Tinsmithmg R W HOPSON INC I4'I E Buffalo ChurchvrIIe, N. Y. PLYMOUTH AND CHRYSLER CARS Phone 628 Churchville, N.Y. Accessones T0W'n9 Repalring COMPLIMENTS or E. L. CO0NEY YOUR INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER DEALER 54 South Main Between the tracks Churchvrlle, N. Y. Phone 636 . A . V QF OF OF . Rd. 87 BERLE'S SERVICE STATION KEN'S GROCERY Electric 8. Acetylene Welding Open Evenings and Sundays REO trucks and sales Phone 714 Churchville, New York CHURCHVILLE, NEW YORK COMPLIMENTS OF WALKER Bll0TllEBS C0. FUNERAL HOME Albert B Fosmlre Lester C Merz Llcensed Manager 58 EAST BUFFALO ST PHONE SPENCERPORT 35 W VOKE MOTORS BURTON H SAGE KAISER FRAZER DEALER HENRY J Contractor and Builder CHILI CENTER CHURCHVILLE N P O CHURCHVILLE NEW YORK Genesee 8566M PHONE 692 EW YORK CAROL BEEMAN Class Sec 1 Band 1 Z Student Forum Z 3 4 Sec 3 VICE Pres 4 Gxrls Ensemble l Z 3 4 5 W Sextet 3 4 Cheerleadmg 1 4 Mlxed Ensemble 1 Z 3 4 G1IlSl Chorus 1 Z 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 1 Z 3 4 Muslc Counsll 1 2. 3 4 Crest Staff 4 H1 L1fe 3 Q Club 1 F H A 4 HARVEY R WAY AUCTIONEER an APPRAISER Call Collect Churchvulle 645F 5 0 . . . . . - . . Q . 1 , u at K5 ,: ,. .. - 1 1 1 1 1 1 'tiu m p M 1 , - , . , d - 1 1 1 L82 S flffu . .. 1 1 1 1 3 W 1 I 1 S 1 1 1 I ' . . I 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' l Q . . . . ' 8 8 SUE BENSON COMPLIME NTS H1 L1fe 3 4 H1 L1fe Co Edxtor 4 Class Treasur er Z Nat1ona1 Honor SOC1CtY 1 2 Q Club 1 Z 3 Secretary F HA 4 Sclence Club 2 FRED WINGATE Z Mlxed Chorus 1 2 3 For all kinds of bankmg servlce CHURCHVILLE OFFICE SECURITY TRUST l0NlPANY of BIICIIESTEB Churchvllle N Y 1 SCHQTT ef SON Oliver Cletrac Pupec and New Idea Farm Equlpmenf Dealers in Livestock Dnamond T. Trucks Sales and Service 3900 Buffalo Rd. Genesee 4950 Spencerport 3 4552 ' 5 - OF Girls' Chorus 1,Z,3,4g Girls' Ensemble 1, ll ' ' ' ll '1 D , . n . I , ' 8 9 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF I952 BIl0MLEY AND ll0PSON THE REXALL STORE CHURCHVILLE N Y A Regnstered Pharmacusr on Duty at all Trmes GIOIAS SHOES AND SHOE REPAIR SUN DIAL AND WOLVERINE SHOES MEN S DRY GOODS I MAIN STREET CHURCHVILLE N Y HART S FOOD STORE Premium at No Cost Qualuty Foods at Low Cost Donald LaDue Mgr CHURCHVILLE NEW YORK RONALD BET TERIDGE Band 1 Z 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Soccer 1 2. 3 4 Basketball 1 2. 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R .R L AN CHURCHVIL E OIL D BETTY JOHNSON Girls' Chorus l,Z,3,4g Girls' Ensemble Zg Mixed Chorus 13 Senior Play Cast 43 Crest Staff 3,43 Hi-Life Staff 3,45 Q Club 1,Z,3. NATURAL GAS COMPANY 14175538 FARMS THE BUGEBS FARMS Eggs Better Bred Baby Chucks Dressed Poultry Bergen 5lF4 Route 33A ARNOLD 0IL COMPANY CHURCHVILLE AND BROCKPORT PETROLEUM PRODUCTS BROCKPORT 6 HARRY LEAT HE RS ICH Comphmenfs of V1ce Presldent Z Treasurer 1 NORTH CHILI HARDWARE Honor SOC1Cty 1 2 Sen1or Play Cast 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Basketball 2. 3 4 Base ball Z 3 4 Volleyball 4 Pmg Pong 4 Boys Quartet 2 3 4 Boys' Chorus 1 Z 3 4 Mlxed North Chnl 3 4381 Ensemble 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 1 Z 3 4 Band 1 Z 3 4 Jazz Band 1 Z 3 4 MUSIC Counc113 4 M Brodner Prop ll ' ll , N. Y. ...,T,?- 3,4g Q Club 1,Z,3,4g Nationa -L j s 9 1 I S ' , , 5 9 ' 9 ' I ! S I I l s l Q I U 103 VOLKMAR OIL COMPANY Bergen, N. Y. 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ZA! 27 'iso ZW, Q 705-fgjeyczc? Pg. 7 YEARBOOK Top Picture DIE!! Top: E. Cummings, F. Lins, C. Daycock, H. Leathersich. Znd: F. Hoehn, G. Everett, D. Sherman, M. Kendrot. Ist: C. Beeman, C. Hill. Middle Picture Top: A. Baker, J. Kreckman, N. Johnson. lst: D. Hutchings, C. Way, N. Howe, H. Bater Bottom Picture Top: E. Adams, W. Holley, W. Dennis, J. Henry. lst: D. Girven, B. Foos, S. Sage, M. Vail. Pg . 14 BUS DRIVERS If Mr. Berthold, Mr. W. Hart, Mr. Miller, Mr. Steedman, Mr. Brew, Mr. Fuller, Mr. Leathersich, Mr. Hart. From L to R: Mrs. Lathrop, Mrs. Whitney. JANITORS Mr. Mason, Mr. Pimm, Mr. Brew, Mr. Hart. Pg. Z9 SENIOR HEALTH Standing: D. Schuyler - A. Liese - E. Adams. Back Row: C. Hill - G. Neal. Front Row : J. Colbert - T. Scheiber - Mr. Potter. TY PING C LASS Top: J. Swartz, G. Peckham, D. Girven, M. Maas, J. McKenzie, J. O Znd: G. DeBerger, R. Eggleston, D. Boughner. lst: M. Adams, D. Sherman. DRIVING Mr. I-Iickox, J. Smith, F. Hoehn, B. Johnson, J. Dickens, C. Daycock. Pg. 30 JUNIOR OFFICERS Top: S. Sage, Sec., J. Peckham, Treas., J. Kreckman, V. Pres. lst: D. Roach, Pres., Mrs. Knapp, Advisor. JUNIOR Top: J. CLASS Peckham, J. Kreckman, B. Pomeroy. Znd: G. Ellinwood, F. Lins, D. Girven, R. Gruendike, J. lst: M. Kendrot, B. Foos, N. Johnson, D. Hutchings, D. JUNIOR Top: F. Hoehn, J. Smith, R. Eichelberg, J. Peckham, T. Znd: E. Cummings, D. Buss, S. Wallace, J. Wheeler, H. lst: H. Bater, S. Sage, N. Howe, J. Breston, C. Way. 114 CLASS Colbert. Roach. Steinhoff. Shakeshaft. 'Brien, K. Beaman, G. Everett Pg. sz SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Top: G. DeBerger, Sec., R. Eggleston, Treas.g D. Leibeck, Vice. Pres. lst: Mrs. Harter,Advisor, J. Daycock, Pres., Miss Welch, Advisor. SOPHOMORE CLASS Top: J. 3rd: Znd: L. lst: D. O Brien, B. Cowie, G. Peckham, H. Snyder. R. Eggleston, V. Burns, J. Daycock, P. Lins, L. Beaman. Wheeler, P. Lewis, L. Stiles, M. L. Sherman, J. Graczyk. Boughner, R. Fellows, H. Hart, J. Schwartz, A. MacMaster. SOPHOMORE CLASS Top: T. Hoff, M. Abbert, J. McKenzie. B. McNees. 3rd: D. Rush, G. Mayo, G. Dell-erger, D. Leibeck, P. Milley. Znd: M. Geraci, E. Sherwook, G. Bound, R. Schur, T. Houser. lst: S. Pg. 34 Adams, P. Riordan, D. Carmer, M. Adams, A. Jackson. FRESHMEN OFFICERS Top: E. Hill, Vice President, J. Quincy, Sec.-Treas. Front: Mr. Flint, Adviser, A. Schur, President, Mr. Hickox, Advisor. FRESHMEN Top: D. Huff, C. Burchill, F. Kohlman, D. DeKramer, L. Roth, B. Daycock. 3rd: J. Hill, D. Bresslin, W. Lawrence, C. Meister, E. Hill, F. Pascarell, S. Pikuet, R. Feely. Znd: V. Sturges. A. Coffan, W. Riordian, N. Smith, C. Hunt, C. Hunt, S. Pinkoski. lst: J. Young, K. Hoehn, H. McGill, D. Embling, V. Pringlef FRESHMAN CLASS Top: R. Avery, E. Sturges, R. Beta, IL, Osborne, P. Houser, G. Erickson, C. Young. 3rd: L. Leibeck, D. Pederson, A. S.Zq!.u1-, W. Young, C. Van Neel, J. Quincy, B. Judd. Znd: E. DeHo1lander, A. Daugherty, l.. Hart, C. Scott, J. Adams, E. Hill. lst: R. Sawdey, J. Wheeler, D. Daz 1-cw, J. Stuart, D. Allison. Pg. 36 8TH GRADE Top: R. Dennis, H. Gruendike, D. Tanner, R. Embling, K. Thurley, D. Weggeland, K. Adams, R. Bater, P. Swanton. 3rd: D. DaYCOCk, J- Sherwood. R. Thielman, C. DeWitt, F. Kingsbury, D. Jones, M. Mattes, P. Robinson, J. Bulkeley. Znd: R. Beeman, B1 Sage, P. Brown, J. Feck, N. Miller, L. Kingsbury, B. Lynch. lst: R. Staub, N. Glidden, E. DeHol1ander, M. Meister, R. Pimm. From L to R: Mrs. Morris, Mrs. Ratigan. 8TH GRADE Top: K. Bater, A. Austin, L. Mante, I... Bresslin, D. Walls, B. Adams, B. Peckham, R. Goodberlet 3rd: R. D. Znd: B. lst: R. Pg. 37 GRADE Top: R. 3rd: G. Ziegler, R. Goerner, S. Fellows, J. Benson, J. VanGe1der, D. Pancoast, M. Judd, Williams. Martinez, I. Urckfitz, M. Baker, D. Varley, A. Milliman, B. Woityra, J. Lynch. Dickens, D. Ess, P. Whalen, M. Lins, L. Embling, S. Snyder, C. Carr, 7 Lewis J. Morgan, J. Ver Planck, J. Sawdey, J. Bruton, R. Riordan, R. Sears, M. Arnold. Boehm, E. Robinson, M. Rush, E. Marion, L. Euler, D. Pederson, N. Schur,-J. Beeman. Znd: C. Gearing, M. Meister, G. Roushey, R. Zorn, H. Martin, E. Mathews, E. Graff, B. Berle. lst: K. From L. Hopson, H. Pimm, D. Jones, J. Roushey, E. Pimm, M. Blowers, G. Beldue, P. Daugherty. to R.: Mr. Kreiser, Miss Bergin. 115 EL DIRECTORIO fCont inuedj GRADE 7 Top: C. Fleming, P. Tallman, J. Carlton, R. Osterhoudt, R. Zorn, R. Wainwright, L. Kent, J. Linney. 3rd: G. Miller, G. Leone, C. Dodson, D. Sands, A. Lewis, L. Austin, J. McCarthy, G. Callan. Znd: J. Brodie, S. Barnard, M. DeWolfe, W. Alexander, C. Liese, J. Egbert, T. Thieleman, N. Adams. lst: A. Feck, J. Mitchell, C. Ater, R. Rhinehart, N. Kyle, J. Schusterbauer, V. Craig. Pg. 39 GRADE 6X Top: J. Hutton, A. Mathews, P. Sears, S. Lewis, E. Grieder, M. Morgan, S. Way, E. Bangs, S. Caswell. Znd: W. Varley, J. Sturges, T. Stoddard, L. Hunt, J. Borgus, R. Bater, J. Ehrmentraut. lst: S. DeHollander, J. Johnson, J. Quincey, R. Pimm, A. Baker, D. Riexinger, R. Scott. From L. to R.: Mrs. Aradine, Miss Redfern. 6Y Top: A. Pinkoski, R. Lane, R. Quincy. J. DeClerck, C. Crandall, F. Morton, G. VanNeel. Znd: R. Schur, G. Miller, J. Smith, W. Campbell, B. Gearing, W. Hunt. lst: B. Zorn, R. Bater, V. Sage, J. Beaman, J. Fairbanks. Pg. 40 GRADE 5X Top: P. Tosh, T. Taylor, G. Fuller, G. Barkley, J. Huff, B. Wilson. lst: P. Makowski, J. Mitchell, F. Barkley, A. Nicholson, A. Ratigan, W. Hulburt, R. Fairbank. Mrs. Brodie GRADE 5Y Top: J. Hansen, F. Drury, N. Thurley, T. Snyder, R. Robinson, C. Aradine. lst: A. Sawdey, R. Chapman, W. Parry, G. Ziegler, D. Berle, L. Carr. Pg. 41 GRADE 4 Top: J. Warney, E. Bound, J. Leibeck, B. Brooks, R. Jones, J. Gallipeau, J. Hickok, B. Tower. Znd: P. Davis, R. Van Neel, O. Caswell, D. Kohlman, J. McGill, R. Smith, B. Johnson, J. Adams, R. Ehrmentraut. lst: S. Mattes, S. Sage, L. Leone, L. Cowie, J. Adams, K. Hopson, P. Quincy, C. Reedhead, L. Pimm. From L., to R.: Mrs. Van Hemel, Mrs. Stein. GRADE 4 Top: M. Osborne, H. Malinowski, P. Makowski, C. Judd, B. Crandall, S. Taylor, M. Schusterbauer Amesbury. D. E. Stoddard, D. Bangs, R. Hichock, J. Hutton, D. Gambrill, B. Walls, C. Urckfitz. Znd: lst: K. A. Webster, M.Bulavinetz,D. Andrews, V. Bridgeman, D.Russel, J. Fuller, V. Pimm, A. Kendall. Pg. 42 3X Top: B. Caswell, A. Randall, R. Feck, R. Burling, G. Gambrill, N. Baker, S. Rose. Znd: N. Schusterbauer, S. Bater, R. Jones, M. Church, E. Stein, E. Thurley. lst: G. Leibeck, M. Brodie, E. Sawdey, E. Euler, R. Newman, W. Gruber. From L. to R.: Mrs. Vail, Mrs. Roewer. ll6 GRADE 3Y Top: P. Wehs, F. Stiner, A. Rogers, C. Tower, D. Scott, C. Church, D. Thielernan, J. Kennedy. Znd: D. Betteridge, J. Johnson, D. Robinson, R. Carr, E. Titsworth, L. Mosher. lst: R. Randall, R. Herrick, G. Bater, K. Way, B. A. Lawrence, F. Judd, D. Arva. Pg. 43 GRADE ZX Top: L. Amesbury, J. Leathersich, D. Schur, D. Gruber, L. Hill, R. Rogers. Znd: D. Judd, A. Kinsey, J. Leibeck, S. Ideman, M. Smith, J. Warney. lst: B. Sage, R. Pimm, J. Albright, J. Brown, C. Drury, M. Reedhead. From L to R: Miss Ratigan, Miss Miller. ZY Top: P. Hulburt, J. Fancher, N. Sears, C. Hopson, R. Besbitt. Znd: L- KIUZE. P- MOTSBJ1, A. DeC1erck, L. Rhinehart, J. Vetato, lst: M. Pringle, S. Leathersich, R. Adams, R. Robinson. Pg. 44 IST GRADE Top: B. Fancher, G. Parry, D. Nicholson, J. Herrick, L. Stewart, B, Fuller, K. Hill. Znd: F. Richardson, G. Pimm, R. Arnold, G. Ideman, D. Green, A. Brodie, P. Theilman, R. Mattes lst: M. Kendall, L. Amesbury, R. Baker, D. Titsworth, A. Mitchell, B. Resides, C. Rogers. From L. to R. : Mrs. Hickox, Mrs. McClain. GRADE IX Top: D. Rose, B. Anderson, C. Vetato, L. Scott, F. Warney, W. Sigel, F. Kelly. Znd: C. Pancoast, S. Van Neel, L. M. Jackson, F. Hunt, T. Adams, P. Kruze. lst: D. Lynch, G. Gardner, D. Fuller, C. Kinsey, J, MQGi11 E. Stevens. Pg. 45 KINDERGARTEN fMorningl Top: E. Fairbanks, W. Galloway, M. Bangs, J. Wade, B. Fulford, D. Brooks, L. Burling, Mrs. Van Lare. Znd: S. Capamaggio, R. DeMarco, G. Caswell, T. Taylor, R. Ingham, E. Volk, D. Werth. lst: C. A. Baker, R. L. Brew, K. Lenz, W. Glanville, L. Pimm, J. Lynch. KINDERGARTEN fAfternoonJ Top: B. Barkley, H. DeClerck,R.Waghorn, K. Rhinehart. Znd: C. Everett, B. Slocum, K. Hiller, S. Schantz, B. Mosher, H. Ratigan, F. O'Brien, S. Pitcher. 3rd: D. Hill, T. Feck, C. Nichols, T. Crandall, R. Pasley, D. Arva, M. Shaughnessy, G. Schultz, Mrs. VanLare. Pg. 47 ATTRIDGE ROAD KINDERGARTEN QMorning, Top: A. Schwalm, R. Marvin, P. Holmes, P. Sterner, J. Finlayson, D. Marsh. 3rd: A. Woods, K. McGill, K. Gales, D. Leupold, C. Nixon, S. Elkins, R. Hagen. Znd: T. Friedler, P. Embling, D. Alexander, M. Cutler, E. MacDonald, M. Kier. lst: K. Pfouts, J. Show, K. West, T. Tucker, G. Alexander. AFTERNOON KINDERGARTEN Top: L. Muniz, D. Pancoast, G. Reynolds, K. Lowe, D. Voke, L. Knolle, D. Betz. 4th: S. Stevens, D. Betz, G. Feely, B. Voke, L. Beattie. 3rd: R. Beeman, D. Henderson, B. Hillabush, L. Lockwood, C. Staub, M. Harris. Znd: R. Vink, T. Burnett, R. Sielaff, R. Pascarell, D. Tyler, N. Tuscher, At easel: C. Deisinger. 117 EL DIRECTORIO KContinuedj Pg. 48 GRADE l Top: T. Penngelly, C. Schaedley, Y. Eckhardt, K. Kyle, Znd: J. Morris, D. Hicks, M. Stephens, R. Reddick, G. Rose. lst: M. Kelley, J. McElver, W. Smith, D. MacMaster. Absent: R. Glave, W. Leupold, D. Hart, J. Alexander, C. Johnson, L. Richardson, B. Pascarell, GRADE TWO Top: J. Lucas, M. Reusch, M. Griffin, D. Steele. Znd: R. Preston, J. Sands, M. Miller, D. Nixon, G. Van Gelder, T. Staub. lst: J. Scharf, G. Markey, J. Hoomans, D. Reddick, L. Reddick, K. Huey, E. Woods, L. Schwalm R. Morris, R. Coulson. Absent: J. Pengelly, F. Jordan, J. Rath, C. Kratzer. Pg. 49 GRADE 3 - NORTH-CHILI Top: A. Harris, R. Mason, R. James, N. Wunder, A. Tulloch, R. Spring, Mrs. Bush. Znd: C. Foster, S. Kyle, P. Betz, B. Burroughs, C. Ensign, D. Marvin, K. Morris, C. Ellison, P. Blews, J. Glidden, J. MacMaster. Ist: M. Roberts L. Lucas, M. Simcoe, D. Alexander, S. Eichelberg, R. Parker, S. Ess, D. Doty, J. McFee. GRADE 4 Top: G. Beattie, H. Jordan, R. Spring, B. Piersma, G. Spencer, F. Mickelson, E. Vellekoop, J. Markle. 3rd: M. Ke11y,J. Tuscher, M. Hoehn, N. Jefferson, B. Huff, S. Vander Linden, V. Schwalm, S. Vink, C. Roushey, L. Gales. Znd: S. Nixon, B. Young, B. MacMaster, S. Graf, C. Sherwood, I. MacMaster, J. Burroughs, J. Benson. lst: D. Roberts, J. Muniz, S. Pancoast, R. Meister, G. Daugherty, D. Lucas, L. Wallace- Teacher: Miss Woods. Pg. 50 GRADE FIVE Top: D. Foster, L. Pascarell, W. MacMaster, B. Ensign, L. Sutton, L. Goerner, J. McElver. Znd: C. Moore, C. MacMaster, M. Hart, H. Worden, K. Wheeler, L. Eckert, R. Heffer, J. Hoff, S. Lewis, Mrs. Hyland. lst: M. Feltner, D. Beaman, F. Firjanian, M. Steele, R. Baker, C. Foos. SAFETY PATROL - NORTH CHILI Top: J. Anderson, E. Swanton, D. Vinton, P. Osterhoudt, F. Jefferson, N. Schreib, Y. Liese, A. Wainwright. lst: K. Parker, R. Preston, D. Graczyk, J. Piersma, J. Ellison, G. Glidden, R. Cabic. GRADE 6 Top: Miss Willey, R. Preston,G. Mayo,D. Vinton,P. Osterhout, K. Parker, E. Swanton, J. Ander- son, J. Piersrna, R. Cabic. Znd: D. Graczyk, C. Vellekoop, R. Nichols, N. Schreib, F. Jefferson, J. Embling. lst: T. Sterner, A. Wainwright, N. Feely, Y. Liese, G. Glidden, J. Ellison, W. Michelson. 118 P . 51 Tip: P. Burnett, C. Hayes, S. Weber, D. Tallrnan, G. Glidden, S. Weber, R. Pikuet. lst: D. Hayes, M. Hayes, L. Hayes, R. Pikuet. Top: R. Pikuet, R. Weber. Znd: G. Glidden, D. Tallman, C. Hayes, R. Pikuet, S. Weber, M. Hayes. lst: D. Hayes, P. Burnett. Pg. 52 Top: K. Fagon, L. Young, J. Ives, A. Sielaff, D. Wainwright, D. Fishell, L. Knox, D. Tanner, P. Eckhert. lst: D. Daugherty, D. Jefferson , C. Ater, R. Nichols, F. Miller, R. Wainright, J. Fettner, H. Young, L. Love, D. Young, J. Rycraft. Top: D. Jefferson, D. Tanner, A. Sielaff, L. Knox, D. Stevens, K. Fagon, P. Eckhert, L. Young R. Nichols, J. Ives. lst: R. Daugherty, H. Young, J. Feltner, L. Love, D. Young, D. Wainwright, J. Rycraft, D. Fishell. Pg. 53 Top: Mrs. Tiede, P. Baker, C. Widener, J. Daugherty, B. Osterhoudt, C. Taylor, J. Lowe, K. Pfrengle, M. Taylor. Znd: M. Fellows, C. Daugherty, F. Beach, D. Baker, K. Blair, C. Fridd, J. Vink. lst: B. Mc Cullen, M. Meister, G. Fridd, P. Widener, D. Voke. Top: B. Osterhoudt, C. Taylor, P. Baker, M. Taylor, G. Gridd, C. Daugherty, P. Widener, K. Blair, J. Vink, Mrs. Tiede, C. Fridd, M. Meister, D. Baker. Around table: K. Pfrengle, J. Daugherty, M. Fellows, B. McCu11en, F. Beach, J. Lowe, D. Voke, C. Widener. Pg. 55 STUDENT FORUM Top: C. Carr, P. Lewis, T. Steinhoff, Prof. Taylor, B. Judd, P. Daugherty. Znd: W. Holley, C. Beeman, M. A. Kendrot, 'G. Everett. lst: A. Jackson, L. Embling, C. Scott, M. Sears. Pg. 56 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Top: M. Abbert, D. Roach, H. Snyder, T. Hoff, B. Longbine, D.-Girven. Znd: P. Milley, L. Beaman, G. DeBerger, C. Way, J. Daycock, J. Colbert. lst: B. Foos, D. Hutchings, S. Sage, A. Baker. Pg. 57 JUNIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Top: D. Osborne, B. Daycock, D. P ierson, P. Robinson, A. Schur, D. Huff, R. Goerner. Znd: P. Whalen, R. Staub, S. Snyder, M. Meister, B. Sage, F. Kingsbury, Mr. Taylor. lst: V. Pringle, D. Darrow, D. Pancoast, D. Williams, D. Daycock, A. Daugherty. P . 58 Tip: M. Mac Master, R. Robinson, B. Berle, J. Schusterbauer, S. Way, J. Fairbanks, P. Whalen, J. Roushey, J. Brodie, T. Stoddard, T. Taylor, P. Daugherty, W. Parry. 4th: B. Brooks, T. Snyder, F. Drury, A. Ratigan, J. Mitchell, R. Fairbanks, D. Berle, A. Nicholson, J. Ehrementraut, J. Quincy, C. Crandall, H. Malizowski, M. Osborne, J. Gallipeau, O. Caswell, R. Jones, E. Bound. 119 EL DIRECTORIO fContinuedl Page 58 fcontinuedj 3rd: C. Judd, J. Smith, V. Sage, R. Hickok, C. Urckfitz, B. Walls, W. Varley, D. Kohlrnan, D. Andrews, M. Fairbank, S. Taylor, S. Mattes, B. Caswell, A. Baker, L. Leone, R. Smith, L. Cowie, L. Carr. Znd: B. Wallace, D. Robinson, B. Lawrence, P. Quincey, R. Herrick, E. Titsworth, L. Ken- dall, J. Hutton, A. Kendall, A. Sawdey, N. Baker, J. Johnson, G. Gambrill, B. Feck, B. Randall. lst: E.Euler, N. Schusterbauer, S. Sage, K. Way, J. Leibeck, D. Arva, B. Gruber, S. Rose, L. Hunt, E. Stein, V. Pimm, E. Sawdey, G. Bater, M. Brodie. Q CLUB - NORTH CHILI Top: K. Pfrengle, L. Hayes, D. Wainright, L. Pikuet, A. Sielaff, P. Eckert, R. Pikuet, L. Knox, K. Fagon, L. Young, J. Daugherty, J. Lowe, D. Tanner. 4th: F. Jefferson, E. Swanton, K. Wheeler, L. Pascarell, J. Ellison, G. Mayo, K. Parker, D. Foster, M. Hart, M. Feltner, L. Goerner, L. Sutton, D. Graczyk. 3rd: R. Pikeut, S. Ess, D. Doty, R. Parker, D. Alexander,A. Harris, G. Beatie, R. Cabic, R. Heffer, N. Wunder, L. Eckert, B. Ensign,D. Beaman, R. Weber. Znd: G. Daugherty, D. Lucas, R,Spring,S. Vander, A. Linden, L. Gales, A. Tulloch, S. Pancoast, J. Burroughs, M. Hoehn, H. Jordan, J'. Benson. lst: R. Stevens, A. Wainwright, B. Young, B. Huff, J. McFee, N. Jefferson, R. James, B. Piersma L. Wallace, S. Nixon. Pg. 59 Q CLUB Top: M. Abbert, G. Henry, F. Hoehn, R. Goodberlet, H. Snyder, D. Girven, G. Everett, H. Leathersich, J. K1-eckman, T. Hoff, P. Houser, D. De Kramer, D. Osborne, B. Daycock, C. Meister, B. Longbine. 4th: C. Daycock, P. Lins, N. Smith, J. Dickens, C. Fleming, R. Rush, C. Van Neal, A. Schur, P. Milley, D. Pederson, J. Quincy, G. De Berger, L. Beeman, A. Austin, K. Adams, D. Tanner. 3rd: R. Sawdey, D. Williams, M. Geraci, P. Robinson, D. Allison, C. Way, B. Foos, D. Hutchings, A. Mathews, R. Feely, C. Hoehn, D. Pancoast, H. McGill, B. Wilson, J. Huff, E. Hill, T. Steinhoff. Znd: D. Huff, J. Woityra, C. Scott, L. Gruendike, A. Milliman, J.Stuart, P. Tallman, C. De Witt, D. Darrow, F. Kingsbury, A. Coffin, J. Wheeler, V. Pringle, A. Daugherty, P. Swanton. lst: H. Martin, A. Jackson, E. Bangs, B. Sage, S. Snyder, D. Penderson, M. Rush, R. Zorn, C. Aradine, F. Euler, S. Sage, M. Brandt, A. Baker. Pg. 62 HI-LIFE STAFF Top: B. Foos, D. Schuyler, B. Longbine, S. Benson, A. Liese, A. Baker, Znd: J. Dickens, B. Johnson, G. Everett, D. Sherman, G. Neal, S. Sage. lst: M. Brandt, M. A. Kendrot, H. Bater, D. Hutchings, D. Leibeck. Pg. 63 Top: J. Daycock, R. Feeley, J. Sawdey, J. Feck, A. Lewis, N. Miller, R. Lewis. Znd: J. McCarthy, G. Leone, J. Mitchell, H. Martin, E. Graf, J. Brodie. lst: P. Whalen, M. Rush, V. Craig, J. Roushey. Top: H. Snyder, L. Kent, R. Osterhoudt, R. Zorn, R. Theilman, B. Daycock. Znd: D. Sands, N. Schur, G. Roushey, R. Zorn, W. Alexander, B. Sage, M. DeWolfe. lst: L. Embling, H. Pimm, R. Rhinehart, G. Beldue. 120 Pg. 64 F.F.A. Top: F. Kohlman, W. Young, H. Shakeshaft, R. Avery, B. Cowie, W. Rhinehart, E. Adams, L. Leibeck. Znd: Mr. Roewer, Advisor, D. Bresslin, E. Cummings, J. Colbert. lst: R. Pg. 65 F.H.A. Rush, W. Lawrence, J. Quincy, T. Bresslin, J. Hill, T. Wheeler. Top Seated: A. Baker, C. Beeman, C. Van Neel, K. Hoehn, Miss Hagstrom, R. Hart, J. Adams. Znd: S. Adams, E. Hill, J. Mills, A. Morgan. JUNIOR Top: D. 4th: J. 3rd: D. F.H.A. Daycock, L. Kent, P. Tallman, D. Walls, R. Sears. Bruton, G. Callan, J. Sawdey, G. Miller, E. Marion, N. Miller, M. L. Hoff, D. Jones. Sands, M. Meister, C. De Witt, A. Feck, L. Theilman, J. Feck, M. De Wolfe, N. Schur, I. Robinson. Znd: lst: Pg. 66 M. Meister, S. Barnard, J. Mitchel, B. Berle, E. Graf. E. Pimm, J. Roushey, P. Whalen, J. Schusterbauer, V. Craig. LIBRARY CLUB Top: J. Mitchell, D. Sands, V. Pringle, R. Fellows, B. Daycock, D. Leibeck, R. Feely, A. Mac Master. 4th: B. Longbine, R. Lewis, H. Bater, J. Vex-Plank, M. Vail, D. Boughner, S. Adams, G. Bound. 3rd: Mrs. Widener, K. Hoehn, N. Howe, D. Zorn, J. Beaman, R. Wainwright, G. Boehm, B. Zorn N. Johnson. Znd: M. Meister, P. Brown, M. Adams, N. Schur, N. Miller, D. Carmer. lst: J. Brodie, J. Roushey, P. Whalen, J. Schusterbauer, M. Meister, S. Barnard. Pg. 67 SCIENCE CLUB Top: T. Hoff, Mr. Brockley, B. Daycock, J. Peckham, T. Steinhoff, M. Abbert. Znd: M. L. Sherman, S. Adams, D. Carmer, A. MacMaster, G. Bound, L. Beaman, 3rd: D. Leibeck, B. Longbine, H. Snyder. Pg. 69 MUSIC COUNCIL Top: Mr. Taylor. 3rd: H. Leathersich, C. Daycock, H. Gruendike. Znd: M. A. Kendrot, C. Hill, B. Holley, L. Kent, M. Vail. lst: S. Sage, C. Beeman. Pg. vo GIRLS' CHORUS Top: C. Beeman, D. Hutchings, S. Adams, D. Boughner, J. Graczyk, M. A. Gerace, L. Stiles, A. Liese, N. Howe, N. Johnson, C. Liese, D. Allison, M. Vail, B. Foos. 4th: C. Hill, D. Schuyler, G. Bound, G. DeBerger, A. Morgan, M. Sherman, R. Sawdey, J. Dickens, B. Johnson, N. Smith, H. Bater, C. Way, M. Kendrot, M. Hall. 3rd: A. Schur, B. Longbine, C. Meister, G. Mayo, S. Wallace, D. Girven, P. Lins, C. VanNeel, D. Leibeck, V. Burns, B. Merriam, Mr. Taylgr, Znd: S. Pinkoski, J. Mills, M. Fellows, M. Adams, A. MacMaster, G. Neal, J. Hill, A. L. Jack son, S. Sage, A. Daugherty. lst: J. Stuart, V. Pringle, J. Swartz, C. Scott, H. McGill, D. Carmer, D. Darrow. 121 EL DIREC TORIO fContinuedJ Pg. 71 BOYS' CHORUS Top: J. Coulson, D. Sherman, C. Daycock, D. Buss, F. Lins, W. Craig, J. McKenzie, W. Holley. lst: G. Everett, H. Snyder, J. Kreckman, J. Daycock, H. Leathersich, H. Pimm. Pg. 72 GIRLS' ENSEMBLE Top: C. Way, M. Kendrot, D. Schuyler, B. Merriam, A. Liese. lst: H. Bater, M. Vail, L. Kent, C. Beeman, C. Hill, S. Sage. MIXED ENSEMBLE Top: Mr. Taylor, H. Leathersich, D. Osborne, J. Kreckman, D. Schuyler, S. Sage, A. Liese, F. Lins, C. Daycock, D. Buss, W. Holley lst: M.A. Kendrot, C. Beeman, C. Hill, M. Vail, H. Bater, C. Way, B. Merriam. Pg. 73 JUNIOR CHORUS P. Swanton, A. Austin, K. Adams, B. Adams, L. Kent, L. Mante, D. Daycock, R. Embling, R. Wainwright,R. Goerner, P. Tallman, D. Tanner, D. Walls, D. Williams, H. Gruendike, K. Bater. R. Theilman, M. O. Hoff, F. Kingsbury, C. DeWitt, D. Jones, J. Bruton, G. Callan, M. De- Wolfe, N. Schur, E. Marion, B. Martinez, J. Sawdey, G. Miller, M. Sears, B. Lynch. Top: 4th: 3rd: J. L. Znd: A. M lst: M V. Pg. 74 Van Gelder, I. Urckfitz, J. Feck, B. Sage, R. Pimm, L. Embling, M. Meister, P. Whalen, Theilman, R. Beeman,'R. Dickens, S. Snyder, J. Egbert, A. Feck, M. Baker. Milliman, M. Lins, S. Barnard, N. Glidden, C. Dodson, J- B1'0die, G- RO'-15heY. G- Beldue, . Meister. . Mattes, J. Mitchell, E. Graf, B. Berle, C. Gearing, J. Schusterbauer, E. Pimm, J. Roushey Craig, N. Miller. SENIOR BAND Back row: H. Snyder, J. McKenzie, W. Holley, H. Gruendike, H. Bater, W. Young, C. Burchill. Fifth row: B. Cowie, J. Smith, C. Hill, H. Leathersich, R. Betteridge, T. Hoff, D. Pederson, R. Schur , R. Dickens . Fourth row: K. Hopson, G. Bound, N. Adams, P. Brown, R. Pimm, L. Embling, M. Baker, F. Kingsbury, V. Pringle, D. Pancoast, R. Eggleston. Third row: B. Berle, A. Jackson, V. Sturges, D. Daycock, J. Ver Plank, D. Varley, J. Fairbanks, L. Kingsbury, D. Pederson, Mr. Taylor. Second row: C. Daycock, M. Hoff, M. Adams, P. Daugherty, R, Zorn, S. Sage, J. Dickens, G. De- Berger, D. Osborne, D. Stauf. Front row: H. Shakeshaft, G. Ellinwood, F. Lins. Pg. 75 JAZZ BAND Top: D. Pederson, H. Leathersich, C. Hill, Front: Mr. Taylor, F. Lins, H. Gruendike, H. Bater, W. Holley, M. L. Huff, S. Sage, C. Daycock. JUNIOR BAND Top: 4th: 3rd: Znd: lst: S. Caswell, D. Pancoast, D. Daycock, P. Quincey, L. Pimm, C. Reedhead, D. Varley, J. Ver- Planck, G. Van Neel. R. Pimm, G. Leone, R. Zorn, D. Pederson, P. Brown, F. Morton, L. Euler, J. Egbert, L. Kingsbury, M. Baker, F. Kingsbury, M. Hoff, C. Ater, B. Berle, J. Fairbanks, J. Roushey. L. Embling, R. Dickens, G. Beldue, J. Brodie, J. Johnson, J. Quincey, N. Adams, P. Daugherty, F. Drury, J. Leibeck, T. Taylor, J. Hickox, B. Tower, J. Quincey, G. Miller, K. ' Hopson, H. Gruendike. S. Sage, S. Mattes, D. Kohlman, J. Fuller, R. Staub, D. Rexinger, R. Chapman, J, McGill, R. Fairbanks, D. Jones. A. W. Baker, M. Osborne, E. Bound, M. Stoddard, R. Hickox, J. Sturges, W. Varley, T. Snyder, Parry, A. Kendall. 122 Pg. 77 V. BASEBALL Top: Mr. Van Lare,J. Coulson, B. Holley, C. Daycock, F. Hoehn, B. Craig. lst: B. Girven, D. Collinge, R. Betteridge, H. Pimm, H. Leathersich. J. V. BASEBALL Top: F. Lins, J. McKenzie, J. O'Brien, M. Maas, J. Peckham, Mr. Potter, P. Lewis, T Houser, R. Rush, G. Everett. Pg. 78 SOCCER Top: J. Colbert, C. Daycock, D. Pederson. lst: F. Lins, R. Betteridge, W. Holley, H. Pimm. Pg. 79 SOCCER Top: Mr. VanLare 3rd: M. Maas, J. O'Brien, T. Scheiber. Znd: J. McKenzie, D. Buss, J. Daycock, F. Hoehn. lst: B. Craig, D. Collinge, B. Girven. Pg. 81 J. V. BASKETBALL Top: D. Huff, G. Erickson, J. Coulson, J. McKenzie, G. Peckham. Znd: Mr. Potter, J. Quincy, D. Pederson, D. Girven. lst: R. Schur, B. Judd, P. Lewis, D. Eggleston. Pg. 82 J. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS M. Kendrot, C. Scott, H. McGill, E. Sherwood, L. Stiles, A. Jackson. Pg. 83 CHEERLEADERS Top: C. Beeman, B. Merriam. 3rd: D. Girven, H. Bater. Znd: B. Foos, C. Way. lst: Mrs. Preston. Pg. 84 MANAGERS D. Sherman, D. Buss, B. Daycock, R. Schur, P. Lewis, D. Rush, F. Lins. 123 .0 U69 G RAP!!! 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