Churchville High School - Crest Yearbook (Churchville, NY)

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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

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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

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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