Churchville High School - Crest Yearbook (Churchville, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1953 volume:

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Sandra Sage, Art Editor, and Jim Coulson, her Junior assistant, share the honors for producing such attractive art work. Nellie Howe and her staff took over the literary work and with pencil markings by Mrs. Knapp, I feel they did a bang-up job. Mary Ann Kendrot escorted our yearbook photographer from school to school in the districts, and Elmer Cummings aided in the photography ordeal here at Churchville. We really went over the top on ads this year, and our hats are off to Bucky Girven who headed this staff. Our thanks go also to John McKenzie of the Junior class who worked for our interests. Fritz Hoehn did a wonderful job as Sports Editor. I commend the Typing staff, headed by Nancy Johnson, and Doris Roach, Assistant Editor, who has helped greatly in the production of this year's Crest. We wish to thank Mary Ann Gerace and Paul Milley, who will be Co-Editors of the '54 Crest, and our other Junior staff members, Pat Lins, Dick Rush, Dick Eggleston, Dorothy Liebeck, Gail DeBerger, Phyllis Riordan, Jim Coulson, Henry Snyder, Teddy Hoff, Addie Jackson, and Paul Lewis. We hope that you enjoy your 1953 Crest as much as we have enjoyed working together to bring it to you' Sincerely, Canal-417, Ediaf, w,,+11, 5 11 of Qlqurc Manfred 5 4 1 prouh o P eiiiion of 4 6112155 ex-lion' vine ' EMM clqool , are nj! our' 53 lfcffffiwsfflsi - IN. P, X I 0 1 S I I 1 Q I.. s M-,F ., N memory of Mr. J. C. Malloch, who was teacher and friend to each of us in the graduating class, we take this opportunity to express our appreciation for his guidance and friendship through the years. His name meant aid in times of necessity. We revere it and shall treasure his memory in all of our hearts. 4 I ' I li ' '-X' if MMR J-,KMA QM E sincerely dedicate our 1953 Crest to Mrs. Elizabeth Knapp, and in doing so, we try to pay back in a very small way the great debt which we owe her. Her wisdom continually guides us, her humor brightens our days, and her counsel will stay with us always. When we remember Mrs. Knapp, we will remember a kind, wise teacher, but above all, a friend. 5 ,.-...-1.-- f x W - i .nas - -- Y ' 1 I li 'fI lsf'5lVf' 'X4AXXx xgixxgwxgxgixgx -Q - FC DEAN C. SMITH, president of the class of 1948, was killed in action in Korea near Old Baldy Mountain while acting as Assistant Platoon Sergeant leading a night patrol on February Z, 1953. He will be remembered in our school for his very pleasant personality, his high ideals, and his participation in the many activities of our student life. On January 15th he sent a letter to friends in North Chili in which the following state- ment appears. In this land of mountains the 23rd Psalm is like a promise to me, because the valley is full of death. But I fear no evil for the Lord is always near. We dedicate this page to Dean in grateful appreciation of his last full measure of de- votion. 6 g,Z -2 ADMJLNI 9 259 419 SPQHT5 81 '89 5NA4?vs,.a,, m,,4a,, 5a,,a .w nj A Ji 1 W. 1 x ' X L - X JEW- vw Y'f 3 2. 71 i l 556, -Qgfaa a' . I, Ti' , Y ' Nl x I Q 1 WX I K-if I x. 'I .- .-- N x K N N X N x X N -iii'- K If if ri- S00 .,..- ,Aaf-f ---V WW'-'A'-'i.,.,. ,.., ,,-.i-if. ..- - -W- UR teachers have a great effect On what we are today. Their counsel and their wisdom Will guide us day by day. We also thank the janitors, The kitchen help, and such, The men who drive the busses too .... They help us all so much. The school officials do their best To guide us through the week, And with their help, it's possible To reach the heights we seek. Sandra Sage ah! K, Standing: Mr. Vail, Mr. Parker, Mr. Hoff, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Cramer, Mr. Maier. Seated: Mr. Randall, Clerk, Mr. Egbert, Vice- President, Mr. Way, President, Mr. Berle. Mr. Olmsted, Supervising Principal. CHE Board of Education has worked probably harder this year than ever before, in trying to cope with the problems of centralization. We give our thanks and appreciation to these men who we know will succeed in bettering our school. na f -r -.ll if EM? iii 5 gg! , nl it f X Administrative Building Principal Assistant North Chili Supervising Principal M 1 -it .Liss win, 9 :fr M QUIK -6' 'Fl 4th Row: D. Tiede, D. Wing, L. Hickox, A. Kujala, E. Knapp, I. VanHeme1, W. VanLare, W. Roewer. 3rd Row: R. DeBerger, N. Vail, R. Hyland, li. Bush, E. Harter, N. Baldeck. 2nd Row: C. Stein, G. Brodie, J. Hagstrom, P. Aradine P. Redfern, B. Connors. lst Row: R. Ratigan. D. Bergin, I. Kirby, R. Morris, E. Cook, M. Miller. ,L,f9- VJ! .J 5 ll, .W J' :CN 10 1 fb A 2 ULT Y , Q 5 if Qgiwgww S X NA S 11 MJ XNIT L S Standlng W KISSCI J Sports, W. Hart, Seated R Mason H Butcher. DHI lf Large picture: Standing: C. Fuller, W. Kissel, D. Steedrnan, H. Berthold Kneeling: C. Miller, G. Morse, B. Hart. Small picture: B. Hart, R. Leathersich, G. Griffin. X6 ' J 4 E X! fs Y I N4 .41 V + x K' 1 Q. N N J x ' El-'E :f 1-,-- 1 1 .2 . . 'T 'E ' ' .---S ,WN fr V X xr' 1 4: H 1 7 1 XR! V f??f N 'I 1 5 , ,yi f 05: :: S f keg: off ,, N ll 1 , L If I 1 I 1: 'f 'f X! XX . t .I h SS 'is' 12325 5 if QSM x' f .1 , 7 . F M ' , ' ZW? f X: : 3 ' '-1 f tg Q g hw 5 45,9 3 2 MA EQ we - 1:2 s 1 j. 14 1:1 1' gi, 1 , 'f W 521' 513 ' fax? 3155! f 7.1 if I -K -'-N- A lf ,i S. i,!OGllSON i .-. E'RE going out into the world, With shoulders lifted high, So fresh the air our nostrils breathe, So clear the azure sky. Our future stretches far ahead, So far we cannot see, But confidently we await, Whatever it may be. Our strivings are complete at last, Our high school days are through, And into life we pass at last, And hope our dreams come true. Sandra Sage i v In ,A Y! . , X xg f igwwqc - f N 1949, we were so glad to finally be in high school, that with Mr. Hickox as advisor, we started eagerly on our journey through. With Patsy Dewey as President, Sandra Sage Vice-President, Mary Ann Kendrot Treasurer and Barb F005 Secretary, we saw through a very financially and socially profitable year. We had the movie Three Little Girls in Blue. A skating party, Christmas party and our annual class picnic were on our social calendar. As Sophomores, September offered us a whole year of challenges. We greeted a fine new teacher, Mrs. Knapp, as our advisor. Francis Lins was elected President, Barb Foos Vice- President, Mary Ann Kendrot Secretary and David Buss Treasurer. Again, we had a movie, Margie, In the Spring we held a dance, which we appropriately called The Sophomore Spring Swing. We had another skating party and the annual picnic in Churchville Park and before we realized it, the year had slipped away. In our Junior year we accomplished many things. Doris Roach, President had a capable staff-Jack Kreckman Vice-President, Sandra Sage Secretary and Jerry Peckham Treasurer. We felt as if we were truly in the South in the 1800's when we attended our Junior Prom, Dreams Of The Old South. The theme was carried out beautifully by large colonnades, chandeliers and even portraits on the wall. After our prom, our dreams really did come true when we were able to wear our class rings at last. In January, we had a square dance and in June we enjoyed the Junior-Senior picnic at Stony Brook and Roseland Park. All in all, it was a year we shall always remember. For the third year, we greeted warmly our very capable advisor, Mrs. Knapp. Francis Lins was our President, Fritz Hoehn Vice-President, Hazel Bater Secretary and Donald Girven Treasurer. Our play You Can't Take It With You was a tremendous success. We also had a square dance, movie and above all, the Junior-Senior Ball, which was the second formal dance of our high school career. The Junior-Senior picnic was again loads of fun, this year at Crystal Beach. To climax all four years, we look forward most of all to gradu- ation, which will represent all we have enjoyed at Churchville. 13 1 G LJ PEEL BAT?-K Baz-eV 5 the gaX who happens among, H 'Yo cheer you up when things go wrong. Bigh tl Sch PI- 001 DA efb, gaylqlj . 'eh ha BUS 5 SCJ? UP 001 ei 11- 1' d xght elf S! ghts J CHP-XSABYJY-LPAN t and seeg X He I hee. His S a E hu fel L T11 IOWME R Wh CUM XIXD 9 wal C316 O Pls oql A4 IN G DP' Y1e'XX go 9Xace , He' 5 ich oi ixm and so 81-e at' hget ls alo will T3: s s trong I 14 J H ,J ,A A .I O9 adv, Know BA fl ELBXNZXNSOQ ex? :'u16Y N' She has c?0i1,c0'Ti?A5A FOos GU , gan -ke at ' ut - eww? 5 6 YQ X1 the tips vzmifsdom li xplheffe the mio w w her Gnggers That ers! 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Xkie 35 Qkeeiook al advfgffehwhich 11 ye :dvi e 17 e 1 C310 booxL'aC eeds 9 Year 19 l N M-,LMQRJ JU -.e if 5 E, the class of '53 wish to pause for a moment in memory of a true friend. Although she was with us only a few short years, she had made friends with all of us and participated whole-heartedly in all activities. Therefore, in memory of Sally Jo, we extend this small memoriam of our thoughts, which will remain with her forever. Z0 APR EC,YKf CYLASH! Charles Herbert Shakeshaft, noted tycoon, has just made his tenth billion manufacturing false fingernails! This bit of news appeared in the local newspaper recently, and it got me to thinking. I wonder what could have happened to the rest of my class, that wonderful class of 1953. Herby certainly has done well. It's 1985 already. My how time has flown! I wonder how they're making out. Let's see how many of them I can recall--David Buss-now, he was a masculine guy, if I ever saw one. I wonder what the rest of the class would say if they knew he sewed lace on silk hankies. And Fritz Hoehn- writing Advice to the Lovelorn! He never was much for that stuff, as I remember. Many of the class have traveled. As a matter of fact, John Smith has just left for Holly- wood to become Marilyn Monroe's fifth husband. Fran Lins is in the middle of the Pacific somewhere- he's chief tom-tom beater of the Bongo-Bongo tribe. Bucky Girven set out in a canoe to find Fran, but now he has settled on a nearby desert island and is running a very profitable Z4-hour diner. Anne MacMaster has traveled throughout the entire world, giving exhibitions of her skill on the pogo-stick. Didn't you know she was the worlds' champion pogo-stick bouncer? Bob Gruendike works with Barnum and Baileys' circus- he's a tight rope dancer. Nancy Johnson is in Africa now-she's the chief potato peeler in the WACS and must travel with the job, of course. Joyce Preston is a tea-bag-tag-tier. I can't figure out exactly what that means, but it must be awfully interesting work. Many of the class of '53 are famous personalities. Why, just the other night, I saw David Chamberlain on my TV set. I hear he has a steady job impersonating Rudolph Valentino in television films. Tom Steinhoff is doing a great job for his country- he's a top research scientist for the Atomic Fertilizer Corp. I guess his best customer is Elmer Cummings. We all knew he'd become a farmer, and he has the prettiest dark-haired milk maid. Jerry Peckham is in the scientific field too. He's the chief mechanic on an electronic kiddy car. Bruce Pomeroy is a politician with the Vegetarian Party. I knew he would get a job arguing. It was in the cards. Doris Roach has just been unanimously elected the sixth member of the Firehouse Five. She always was jazzy. Jim Wheeler trains fleas for flea circuses, and makes so much money that he had his first flea cast in bronze. It's an impressive list, to be sure, but some of the class will be long remembered for their work to improve the life of the American citizen. For in- stance, Sandra Sage designs cuspidors for hotel lobbies. Away with those old-fashioned spitoons! Mary Ann Kendrot is another graduate who thinks of nothing but the welfare of others. Upon graduation, she sold the family car and established a Home For Way- ward Boys. Guy Ellinwood was always against Demon Rum when in high school, and his future was clear to us all, for he is now the president of the local W.T.C.U. and has worked unceasingly for the abolishment of the local saloon. It appears that Barb Foos is against Guy's theory, however, for she has a wonderful job polishing beer barrels for the Pabst Co. Mrs. Hazel B. Spotts is a model in her husband's Fire Extinquisher Co. Hm-- m--m, I wonder how she fits that into the business! Nellie May Howe has become the worlds' leading business woman. How? She makes gold-plated toothpicks for million- aires like Herby. That girl always had ingenuity. I just leafed through my paper again, and what do you think? Dick Eichelberg has just won the 3rd prize in a world-wide waltz marathon--imagine that! And on the literary page- The Evils of Ping Pong, By Carol Way, has gone into its fifth printing, and the author has announced that she will soon be- gin work on a sequel, Never Trust A Man. Our wonderful class has gone far, I can see that. But what about Mrs. Knapp, our advisor? I received a letter just the other day from The Rest-A-While Home for Retired School Teachers. Now I wonder-could it have been our class that ---- no, of course not-or could it ---------- ? Z1 C E, the class of 1953, of Churchville-Chili Central School, town of Riga, County of Monroe WILL being of sound mind and memory, do make, publish, and declare this to be our LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT, and do leave and bequeath the following: John Smith leaves his boisterous manner to Jim Coulson. Tom Steinhoff leaves his scientific mind to Virginia Burns. Bucky Girven leaves his latest hair-do to June Mills. Joyce Preston leaves Miss Welch's classes to Joanne Swartz and Marilyn Adams. Herby Shakeshaft leaves his height pills to John O'Brien. Mary Ann Kendrot sadly bequeaths her title of Hootchie to Shirley Adams. BobGruendike leaves his Baker Street address to Tommy Houser. Carol Way leaves the worries of producing a yearbook to Mary Ann Gerace and Paul Milley. Doris Roach leaves her clown costume to Colleen Liese. Nellie May Howe leaves her typewriter to Gail DeBerger. Nancy Johnson leaves her muscles to Joan Graczyk. Hazel Bater leaves her tenor sax to Larry Beaman. What he'll do with it we can't guess! David Buss leaves his city girls to John McKenzie. Sandra Sage leaves those nights on the swimming bus, and wishes she didn't have to! Anne MacMaster leaves French to Lois Stiles and Esther Sherwood. David Chamberlain leaves his part in the Senior Play to Bill McNees. Jim Wheeler leaves the farm to his brother Larry. Bruce Pomeroy leaves his arguments to Greig Peckham. John Smith bequeaths his role as Grandfather to Henry Snyder. Barb Foos leaves her man-hunting license to Helen Hart. Bucky Girven leaves his place on the soccer team to Roxann Fellows. Joyce Preston leaves Home Ec. to Ann Morgan. Herby Shakeshaft leaves his lady-killing line to Dick Eggleston Kas if he needed it!l Guy Ellinwood leaves his ability of concentration to Bill Murphy. Tom Steinhoff leaves Trig to Doris Carmer. Mary Ann Kendrot leaves her Baby Blue Eyes and galoshes to Ronnie Schur. Carol Way leaves her slimness to Bradford Cuddles Cowie. Doris Roach leaves her parties to posterity. Nellie May Howe leaves her curly locks to Darryl Rusk. Jerry Peckham leaves his impressive height to Addie Lou Jackson. Fran Lins leaves his extraordinary marks to Teddy Hoff. Nancy Johnson leaves her many brothers to Donna Mae Boughner. Fritz Hoehn leaves his speech-making ability to Dorothy Liebeck. Elmer Cummings leaves his car to Pat Lins, so she can chauffeur Tommy around! Hazel Bater bequeaths her ballet costume and slippers to Phyllis Riordan. David Buss leaves Mr. Kreiser's S.S.11 class to John Daycock. Sandra Sage confides her heartaches to Paul Lewis. v . . Dick Eichelberg bequeaths his mechanical ability to Dick Rush so he can fix his Jeep when it breaks down. Anne MacMaster leaves her castle home to Gerry Bound. David Chamberlain leaves his bottle of hair tonic to Martin Abbert. The Seniors .......... leave! ! ! Duly signed and sworn, 2f.P:LCEaAA1a8V55 ZZ I . 1 , vxj- Q' . ,,g, , IX. ff-' vi , , if 1- 1 , 7.8: 2. ' 'x 5 1-f V K W . sf f V7 ' 1 f W X 1 Z H ' XY I J I QW ix 741 . E ' an W 5 Z NW fx lil ..---- K N! XXX X m W X .Y X NJ m ,, ?xQx X ' X M . XJQ S X Ka X. xl-iyx 'Q -- ,ix 'IH -lrcufsbv ,-.11' 11 .-- HE days we spend in high school Are the ones we hold most dear, And memories of every friendship Last from year to year .... The teachers that we liked so well, The pals that were so true, The studies that perplexed us .... There always were a few. For all those sweet remembrances, I'd never trade a dime, And they will never be forgot, Whate'er the place or time. Sandra Sage 22 gf if FV' S 'fskff k girlie' iw ' Lb Jfwuanjuvii E 1 it fzyvf 'L 1 .Q N I., . 2' 'asylum xl UN 3rd Row: H. Snyder, I. Daycock, T. Houser, D. Eggleston, L. Beaman, D. Rush, G. Peckham, J. McKenzie. 2nd Row: R. Fellows, E. Sherwood, M. A. Gerace, A. Morgan, P. Lins, D. Liebeck. lst Row: A. I3CkS0l'l, J. Mills, M. Adams, H. Hart. NE would think a cyclone hit C. C. C. S. when the Junior Class went into ac- tion. They have sponsored food sales, a movie Mother Was A Freshman and a square dance. They, of course, are eagerly awaiting the Senior Ball-Jun- ior Prom and Junior Senior Picnic. Mary Ann Gerace has made a fine president, Dick Rush Vice-President, Paul Lewis Secretary and Paul Milley Treasurer. The greatest day of the Juniors career was when they received their class rings. Their next big moment comes when they are Seniors for the first time! Z4 if . , . , . . ms , . am eram, P. mor an, G. Deserger. 1StRow: A. MacMasmer J. Swartz, . Carmel, s. gyms, . Lme, D. ougnnef. I f vyggy W fc . , 2 5Vb,m9ffp5fJQaJ!4j!tiQ!LJ,5gd,,i.g JE. P. ...WM as v P.M111ey, D.Rush. seared: M.A. If i If Gerace, Miss Welch. S fl '-k :EJ im QB! Bl 135 'S s 2 5 3rd Row: T. Hoff, W. McNee -M. Abbert, R. Schur, P. Milley, W. Murphy, J. Coulson, J. O'Brien. 2nd Row: L Stiles Lewis J Gracz G B nd D Ch b 1' ' d D eir! 3rd Row: R. Avery, R. Betz, D. Osborne, W. Lawrence, W. Young, R. Feeley, J. Hill, E. Sturges, B. Daycock, D. Huff. 2nd Row: D. Pederson, V. Pringle, C. VanNeel, A. Schur, P. Brown, N. Smith, W. Riordan, H. Ma- Gill. lst Row: D. Darrow, W. King, A. Coffan, C. Hunt, J. Adams, E. Hill, P. Kenney. FTER much deliberation, the Sophomore class elected Katherine Hoehn as their President and Nancy Smith Vice-President. Dale Pederson is Treas- urer while Donald Osborne is Secretary. Under the able direction of Mrs. Kirby and Mr. Kreiser, the class has had baked food sales and the movie, It Happens Every Spring. A rollar skating party and a dance were also a great success. 26 M s f 'X 3rd Row: C. Burchill, P. Houser, C. Meister, J. Quincey, D. Beswick, D. Ziegler, S. Pikuet D DeKramer F Kohlman. 2nd Row: E. Hill, D. Murray, L. Liebeck, R. Sawdey, B. Judd, D. Allison, I Stuart K Hoehn lst Row: C. Hunt, R. Hart, V. Sturges, A. Daugherty, C. Scott, D. Embling. Mr. Kreiser, N. Smith, K. Hoehn, D. Pederson, D. Osborne, Mrs. Kirby 'GIA FJ -DJ ii if 3? E QQ SB! 'Bi 'S S Z7 1 J ES- 4th Row: M. Mattes, I. Feck, F. Kingsbury. 3rd Row: R. Dennis, J. Hendrickson, R. Theilman, B. Adams, D. Williams, D. Pancoast, R. Embling, R. Shell, P. Swanton. 2nd Row: A. Blackman, D. Daycock, R. Goemer, S. Snyder, J. Lynch, J. VanGelder, D. Jones, D. Walls. lst Row: M. Baker, N. Miller, D. Pringle, R. Dickens, D Beeman, C. Carr. T is a great feeling to be in high school at last and this year's Freshman class was no exception. Their movie, In Fast Company, was very suc- cessful. Mr. Flint and Mr. Hickox helped the class of over fifty elect Paul Swanton President, Bill Woityra Vice-President, and Ralph Theilman Secre- tary-Treasurer. The two advisors were also an aid in all other activities of the class of 1956. Z8 MLN 4r.h Row: R. Pimm, J. Benson, I, Sherwood, D. Brennan J Coyle 3rd Row R Goodberlet A Ausun K Adams, D. Tanner, L. Mante, J. Bulkeley, W. Woityra R Bater B Peckham 2nd Row L Kingsbury M L Hoff, D. Varley, R. Staub, D. Ess, B. Sage, C. DeWitt M Mexster lst Row B Bache P Whalen L Emblmg M. Lins, E. Deliollander, I. Urckfitz. Mr. Flint, R. Theilman, W. Woityra, P. Swanton, Mr. Hickox i 4th Row: D. Blackman, G. King, M. Glanzel, S. Egbert, A. Peck, L. Theilmah, L. Euler, M. Meister, E. Marion, B. Lynch 3rd Row: N. Schnr, R. Sears, P. Delilave, A. Lewis, L. Kent, P. Tallman, G. Miller, 3. Sawdey, 3. Morgan. 'Znd Row: D. Sands, E. Graf, E. Robinson, S. Fellows, 5. Bruton, G. Callan, R. Mitchell, S. Campbell, Mrs. Morris. lst Row: B. Berle, 5 Schusterhauer, V. Craig, I. Roushey, C. Gearing, 3. Mitchell, E. Pirnrh. ,..-nl 4th Row: A. Thnrley, M. Rush, M. Blowers, G. Beldne, G. Roushey, D. Cramer, W. Alexander, H. Martin, R. Zorn, I. Di- Bitteto. 3rd Row: R. Lewis, C. Flerning, L. Grnendike, R. Z.orn, C. Dodson, R. W ainwright, R. Riordan, 5. Linney, M. Arnold, G. Boehm. 'Znd Row: K. Plopson, 1. McCarthy, D. Pederson, N. Adams, P.. Matthews, G. Leone, M. MacMaster, L. Austin, Mr. Roewer. lst Row: S. Brodie, C. Hogan, R. Rhinehart, N. Kyle, D. jones, Pl. Pirnrn, R. Stanb, P. Daugherty. 30 4thRow1 E Swanton E Bangs E Greider 5 Lewis M M01 ' ' 'l - - - r - . . gan, R. Bater, C. Crandail, B, M11 h rr , , A. Matthews, 3. Embhng, B. Foos, P. Osterhoudt, N. Matzeil. P. yefiefsonv N. Scmeib. C. veugksopv Tic Sail' 63152532 w 3. Farrbanks, 1. Sturges, Y. Liese, B. Zorn, B. Gearing, 5. Boggns, W. Variey. MI. Botash. 1stRowg geeyy 3 'Emmencf UNK. 5- MNRS. L. Hnnt. A. Wainwright, G. Queary. KV GPQMDB 5thRow1 C. Ater, W. Hunt, 3. Qnincey, G. Giidden, R. Pikuet, S. Smith, R. Pirnnr. 4th Row: F. Morton, R. Scott, R. Qnincey, G. Mayo, Beaman, R. Chase, 3. Piersrna, R. Cabic, W. Carnpbeii, R. Schnr, R. Lane. 3rd Row: G. Vanbieei, 1. Hutton, R. Nichols, 5. R. Osternoudt, R. Preston, D. Graczyk, H. Freeborn. '2ndRow1 Mrs. Ratigan, R. Pringle, K. Parker, S. Emson, W. Mickeison, 5. ionnson, 1. Decrerck, C. Liese. lst Row: V. Sage, T. Sterner, D. Rexinger, R. Barer, 5. Der-lohander, A. Baker, F. Marks. 31 f we fi laws gx 1 'ug Q4 hy Q.v'?5,g Q v 'JW J mam jyf-vwno Qs via: ifi KJ, W ffm A , sn ,gf .5 S 00120 '55 auqe, NK nawqjvfz ., afrulffboryjd .rg gr I EQ? A J fx, 'S ' HP ,' J F A , ,-'-'23 ,WZ - - ' K f ' ' ' x 7 I If Q ',4',rvI,x j 7' Kr' ' - 'ffk 3.1.3111 '13 1 1 vt hymn, -QQ, f A ff, gy , f ' Y 1' I 'If I X .K ! Mlflfnlql I I 1 A .T xx x 1 A Q -:l..'.' Ui mm, ' 's I R ' f Q -r, , ' in-urlf' Q ,,w?mH K N ag M W' V mx? XE Xxx XX M X f-'.2f '-.1-. Q V Y fglfff ' X' 1 I W 'rf 'ff Q ,ill yj f - I , 2 1 w li-iii? 4 . .-if' S- 3-I:C9l-ll50N - , .1 --- - 5 ,ff-'vi-D k O you recall the games we played When we were once in school? The teacher with the friendly smile Who taught us every rule? It seems when we remember That our childhood was so gay, And not a bit like all the troubled Times we know today. But education stayed with us, And never will depart, And deep down where no one can see, Each is a child at heart. Sandra Sage T l lC.lRA-JE 3rd Row: C. Aradine, 1. Hansen, T. Taylor, u. p......,,, ,, , 1 ff. 2nd Row: F. Barkley, R. Fairbank, F. Mitchell, W. Parry, T. Snyuer, r. .,.--,, . A. Ratigan, L. Can, I. Beaman, W. l-lulburt, G. Ziegler Tosh, I. l-lu - D. Berle, B. Del Fave, Miss Redfem. lst Row. 33 3rdRo-N1 X. Gaiiipean, C. lucid, ri. Mbiino-Nski, X. i-iickok, 3. Leibeck, G. Beauie S Warney D P-nw B. Tower. 'Znci Bow: R. Van Neei. S. Marns, Ni. Fairbanks, B. Sonnson, rc, r-ioogok, 'L Magid' W, D. Konirnan, G. Senerrnernorn. istrlovh Mis Brodie, xl gfd m L 9-m . Qilincei. il. Srnixn. ' ' x ge an' ' 1 m' D- Ruesexf Y- CONC. C1??iPQDQ Bro Bo-N1 S. Tasjior, B. Bones, C. Orckiixz, D. Bangs, E. Bound, Ni. Osborne, Ni. Scnnsrerbaner, vi . Learner- sicn, B. Brooks. 'Lnd Bow: B. Leone, B. Bnxrnenrxanr, A. rkendaii, S. rfinuon, B. kiiciaoia, S. Fniier, X. Marne, B. Waiis. is: Bo-N1 Niis. Nadine, YJ . Birnrn, XL. Websner, C. Beednead, B. Qnearq, S. Sage. D. Garnbriii. 34 Std Row: P. Webs, N. Schusmetbauet. D. Mosher. 'lndv-ow: M. Way, E. Titsvlotth. S. SOXXHSO . 9.0-N, Wg, Van Hema. R. Suong, C. Shtet, G. Batet, G. Le 3 Sxd Row. N. Baker, C. Tower, R. Manhoxd. R. Randal, . 'ind Row: S. Rose. C. Adams, R. Bones, R. Newman, R. Peck, F. xc. Way. C. Sherwood, R. Can. D. Saou, S. Bam, ws. Stew. 35 E. Sxein, A. Rmdaxl, D. Theheman. L. Beuetidge. G. Gambmx, E, Euxetj ls: kwa. Robinson. R. Bxming, xx S. Kennedy, D. ibeck, F. Budd, D. E 5 f-- I fDM VJ, fe Jim! we ... Mimi Bfffwee-+6 KELQLM. P wmey, v.. scnermemam. L. vlendm. noe. 151894: NL Biodie, R Hettick, E. Sxinex. B. Lame 3:6 Row: 1. Snydet, X.. X-MX, D. Sunni, F. vlagnesj, N. Sgnedxey, vi. Yancnet, Y. Motnorn. 'Indio-N1 in Adaxns, R. Robinson, S. Leiback, P. Moxgan, L. Amesbury. Ks: Rovh M. Sqnixn, 5. D5 Cxexcvx, D, Budd Reeanead, Mis. x-bpand. f- X V 2 5 ' S 3:6 Row L. Ktnwe, N. Seats, L. Leaxhetsicn, L, gninenart, C. Kendam, C. Mixer, P. X-Xnxbeu, R. Nadine. 'I-nn R0-N1 C. Dtnvj, D. Craig, S. Sxaniotd, C. Henson, S. Leatnetsicn, S. Ben, S. pAbn.g5w. lst Row: S, Xdexnan, R. xiesbiu, M. Hinge, B. Sage, X. Witcoac, Mis. Van. 36 1 316 ff Row: E. Stevens, D. Fxmet, B. Anderson, G. Ylmm. C. Matks, F. Richaxdson, S. Van Neck, C, Pancoasm. ave, . anchex, K. XXX. Y.. Maues, D. Gwen, A. Mkcheu. lst Ravi: M, Kendah 'Z-ndkovlz v.scm1-e.'e.. GX xx 9 H , L. Soon, A. Brodie, G. Xdeman, P. Thehman, Mis. 9-adgaxx. VND GHIXU V G Pan Y- Amon! S 1-Xemck 'Lnrl ww: K. 3169.081 3, McGm, D. Tigsvloxsh, W. Sign, L. Xackson, . xy, . , . . ' 1 R. Bake: Church, L. Amesbuw, B. Fuhet, Miss Mamet. D. Rose, L. Ste-Nan, R. Resxdes, XL. Murray. 1st Ro-N1 S. Bm-NH, F. Hun . . 37 3:6 Bows NN. Mask, L. Bates, B. De Mateo S yASccheXX C Baker NN GXaxwiXXe, H D CX , . , . , . , . e etck, 5. Bamexj D. Brooks. 'Z-nd Bows ws. Wing, B. Moshet. 1. Tawpox, B. Fxnioxd, NX. Bangs, B Sxocum, 1. Yagd, L. Bumng. Xst Row: SN. Whiteside, D. Ama, 'L Beck, B. Vow, XL. Lenz, S. mkchlm. X f 3 Q5 1 I N Si T 1 l I, A 3:6 Bow: L. Pimm, 1. Adams, N . Bates, NS. 'La3ac, BA. 'Yo-Nec, C. Bveteu, S. Schuxvz., B. Eaxfoanks. 'Lad Ro-N1 Mis. Bickox, D. Bm, F. Wameq, YK. Raxigan, NX. Banos, W . Gahovlag, B. Mothovp, S. Wade. lst Bo-N1 B. Baxkxeq, K. Ghwe, B. Bxe-N, S. Bakex, S. Cagaamaggio. 38 Bcd Row. mis, Van Cise, S. Lane., NX. Buttbutt, NK. Utckiitz, L. Baxmey, L. Kostic, B. Button. 'Znd Bow: L. Curtis, B. HRX, P. Moths, R. Randah, B. kdm, NX. Boss, S. Beasom, C. Laknj, B. Ahen, D. Tosh, M. Davidson. lst Bow: B. DiGKacomo, C. Dhtz, G. Cagnamaggxo, D. Pengaxxy, G. Nkegets, D. Bakard, L. Wahs, 9. Stevens, D. Ctaxy, 5. Cxavg, M. Popovnch, X. Wlystck. lfl'Xl ,K G l QNX' xr.-rf, 31'-Jxzfszf ZQ2 dilo-N B Staniotd S tduneq N Steedmad, B. Fxmet, A. 7,a3ac, S. Bagan, f 1 4- S. Sones, E. 31 1 . . . . - Yimm. 'Lad Bow: S. Krone, vi. Dupxa, B. Nichoxs, D. Batet, N. Adams, D. t-Kepson, B. Beedhead, S d ms, C. Wade, L. Nesbitt, NX. MCPNOY. C- A. Pancoast, ws. Van Ctse. Xstilowa N. New. . A A Wake. 39 nfifffb 'Bom 12511192 hmm Udnfffm' Wbfdgahun We uugyripi vw? icfwfff 024. Aww 37 gag' 004041101131 'Q'Z8dJz,a,ajy1lf?fQ CHQ' ,, f N. if I ,, Plaexflihz 772 fwffwfww 0 0,3 301' 67844 K 3 W. 'I X' 'J'51'fX JP' x-'x cj? if f-'Ip- !'Z l' fyff! ' ' X,-'g . f , f V4 X ff , . u. 5-,ou fx , f , X ' I 'f' 1 - ff A ' Xp f f fffff fffwfg f f HAT old red school-house is no more, We sigh with sorrowing heart, Where we were kids and learned our So we could be smart. At recess we would whoop and play, And run and run about .... But back to school work once again, Of that there was no doubt. That little school-house is not dead For there are still a few, And memories of younger days Will bring them back a-new. le ssons , Sandra Sage ,ft G RIDGE. N BT i 1 X I X ard Row: K. Schreib, R. Osterhoust, S. Michelson, L. Huey, G. Ensign, S. Henderson R. Lauterback, D. Eggleston, G. Condrat, T. Peer. 2nd Row: H. Peer, D. Seely, R. Huff, W. MacLaren, D. Butz, D. Smith, A. Widener, F. Meister, C. Andress. lst K Row: L. Lucas, G. Taylor, N. Wermuth, A. Stein, T. Burnett, T. Matzell, J. Smith M. Thompson. A x ' f .. 9, 3rd Row: A. Reirz, J. Burdsall, D. Nelmes, Mrs. Parker, L. Shetler, I. Hart, M. Markey, L. Kent, M. Kenney, K. Bickley, R. Moore. 2nd Row: M. McFee, J. Lehman, L. Elliott, L. Lancaster, S. Doty, M. Laley, A. Traino, R. Malerk, J. Fallon, I. Madison, T. Dudley, R. Gartz, P. Smith. 1stRow: F. Reusch, M. Leavenworth, R. Rose, A. Laglia, B. Ives, S. Gallery, C. Finlayson, C. Geiger, H. Eckhardt. 41 Standing: B. LaBarre, T. Tucker, P. Holmes, E. 'MacDonald, I. Reynolds, u. Alexander, K. Pfouts, R. Guy, Mrs. Baldeck, T. Friedler, K. West, D. Leupold, C. Nixon, D. Mac- Master, P. Stemer. 4th Row: A. Woods, P. Embling, M. Harris, C. Staub. 3rd Row: N. Misotzke, J. Finlayson, R. Paisley, F. 0'Brien. 2nd Row: K. Gales, S. Elkins, K. Hiller, J. Show, D. Betz, A. Schwalm. 1stRow: D. Betz, R. Beeman, D. Pancoast, K. Magill. .. ll ,- 3rd Row: C. Iohson, L. Richardson, D. Hart, Mrs. Tennant, G. Rose, J. Alexander, B. Leupold, J. Vetato. 2nd Row: L. Ault, 1. McElver, D. Hicks, H. Dingman, M. Stevens, C. Vetato. 1stRow: T. Pengelly, R. Reddick, D. MacMaster, M. Kelley, K. Kyle. Y. Eckhardt - ll- 1- 42 . ll NG I 'CHI-Ll . H Ja ! r J f' ' l f . nr L r I J Y I 5th Row: R. Preston, D. Nixon, F. Jordan, J. Sands, J. Rath, I. Lucas, G. Nelmes, Mrs. Bush, J. Hoomans, D. Dickson, T. Staub. L. Reddlck, S. King: 4th Row: D. Steele, M. Fink. 3rd Row: G. Markey, M. Miller, K. Huey. R. Coulson, G. Van Gelder. 2nd Row M. Griffin, L. Schwalm, J. Pengelly, M. Reusch. lst Row: K. Kelley, C. Kratzer. 1 I .J Standing: C. Widener, P. Blews, R. Tanner, P. Eckert, J. Daugherty, D. Alexander, S. '- Hess, J. Sterner, K. Pfrengle, J. Glidden, S. Ess, L. Lucas, P. Baker, A. Tullock, C. Ellison, A. Kirvan, S. Kyle, B. Burroughs, M. Simcoe, L. Yolmg, J. McFee, Miss Woods, Mrs. Voorheis. 5th Row: N. Wonder, L. Knox, R. James, R. Mason, M. Taylor, M. Dingman. 4th Row: A. Slelaff, S. Elchelberg, J. Lowe, M. Roberts. 3rd Row: R. Stevens, L. Alexander, A. Cramer, D. Voke. 2nd Row: C. Foster, D. Wainwright, K. W Sghreib, D. Mavin, P. Betz. lst Row: J. MacMaster, C. Ensign. -' 43 e 4 S X H N r -1-el 1 is '- Q I Standing: B. Piersma, L. Gales, L. Wallace, I. MacMaster, E. Vellekoop, I. Tuscher, D. Dickson, M. Steele, Mrs. Sigworth, J. Benson, D. Dingman, D. Roberts, D. Lucas. W 4th Row: 8. Vink, G. Sable, N. Jefferson, M. Kelley, H. Jordan. 3rd Row: S. Pan- coast, B. Huff, S. Swift, P. Greibel, B. Young. 2nd Row: S. Graf, B. MacMaster, G. My Daugherty, D. Osterhoudt, S. Nixon. lst Row: M. Hoehn, S. VanderLinden, R. Meis- D ter, I. Burroughs, V. Schwalm. A V W G WW! n A Standing: Miss Willey, S. Lewis, H. Worden, C. Foos, R. Heffer, F. Firjanian, M. Feltner, J. McElver, D. Foster, L. Eckert, N. Marion, R. Beldue. 2nd Row: R. Rath, L. Sutton, C. Beswick, M. Hart, C. MacMaster, B. Ensign, J. Hoff. lst Row: C. Fink, R. Baker, L. Goerner, C. McConnell, W. MacMaster, C. Matzell. - K- If' 44 -x X 'GHQLI NBL 8 Standing: R. Pikuet, I. Kiltin, S. Weber, R. Weber, O'Brien. 2nd Row: C. Hayes, D Tallman, D. Hayes. lst Row: L. Pikuet, M. Hayes, P. Burnett. 45 wa. 'WMI fC 'ELI -NPG. Standmg: J. Feltner, R. Nichols, I. Ives, F. Mxller, H. Young, R. MacConne11. 2nd Row: C. Ater, L. Knolle, L. Love, N. Tuscher, D. Young, R. Wainwright, G, Feeley, R. Sielaff. lst Row: J. Stevens, R. Jefferson, R. Daugherty, J. Rycraft, Mrs. DeBerger. 46 N Standing: D. Paul, C. Daugherty, K. Lowe, M. Meister, Mrs. Tiede, B. McCu11en, R. Vink, S. Sabel, K. Blair, F. Beach. 2nd Row: B. Osterhoudt, I. Vink, C. Taylor G. Gardner. lst Row: D. Voke, D. Henderson, P. Widener, B. Voke. 47 3313! aw, 'fm 1 imxff, f V X :Jn x. bu 9539! Ozzffflai? N aww- . mx Q' - 'Q li .J 1 'Ik L. 3' 'l ,ff .. giffli SQA-'k' rl ' , KY IH -A I' Q x 5 J if . ,. A if 3' ' .9 N Fi' ' Q ' f ' . WWW 2 ,X . 5 wi' ' .gl ag., vw' ' 3' fag' '5f' 0 H540 'D J'5 Wi-1,oQ,9e2J S va, Jgeq gf, ,gsfaa 4ac1dfo- '52 4' 1 ' 063 ns N ,:.-- E i X hx .4 Qfda M . M .1 K z Q , fi 'fir' L x Wa., G aa, W -,:, f 6 -i' l 77I0AcufJ-f m+ ,ff wUe,9W 1' Jvbsfer-na, am Wm as wf arrwvgiiliip' 0 lafvalgelilgaa QQ! -Y 4 . I Xlktsgx ,X gk 1 f? F I fi ,xxx X-AK 'N-X , ,X A , .X Jimi .-g S ,.Q9.'!.p , ,-,L ,Q. ew-5 ,,...l sAVVx ,,.,- -? ,--,R . E all have busy schedules, With many things to do, Our work is all-important, It seems it's never through. Our studies take up all our time, But when our work is done, We have activities to offer us A lot of fun. Our clubs relieve the strain and stress Of every working day, And all of our activities Make living much more gay. Sandra Sage Le DTUJENZPEQG- -Um IK lx HYANL RA Rush. 3rd Row: D. Eggleston. 1stRow: D. Roach, M. A. Kendrot, T. Steinhoff, A. P. Tallman, B. Foos, CWHE Student Forum, organized for the purpose of solving students problems, has elected: Mary Ann Kendrot, President, Tom Stein- hoff, Vice-President, Doris Roach, Secretary Treasurer. Thirteen representatives along with Mr. Taylor the advisor meet every Friday in order to discuss the many problems arising each week. 49 - LTY F you've ever felt the anticipation of waiting for a fire cracker to go off, or heard those anxiously whispered words, You're on, you may have some idea of how the Sen- ior Play cast felt those two nights in November. You Can't Take It With You, presented by the Class of 1953 will long be remembered as the funniest Senior Play ever. I X., Cast in order of appearance: , , Sandra Sage Penelope Sycamore , , , , Hazel Bater Essie Carmichael , Rheba ...... . Paul Sycamore , Mr. DePinna . , Ed Carmichael . I . D011-2141 Martin Vanderhof Alice Sycamore , Henderson ,,.. TOHY Kirby .... , . . Nellie Howe . . . . David Buss , Herb Shakeshaft , , Francis Lins , , , Bucky Girven , , , John Smith .. CarolWay . . Bob Gruendike David Chamberlain Boris Kolenkhov . . . . . . Fritz Hoehn Gay Wellington , , , Mr. Kirby . . , U Mrs. Kirby , , , Three men , , . . . Doris Roach , ,Guy Ellinwood . . Nancy Johnson . Jerry Peckham Bruce Pomeroy . Tom Steinhoff Olga Katrma . . . . Anne MacMaster cms? 6 GHEW Preston M A Kendrot, T. Steinhoff, B. Foos, E. Cummings. 3rd Row: F. Lins, F. Hoehn, D. Roach, N. Johnson, B. Girven, C. Way. 2nd Row: D. Chamberlain, B. Gruendike, T. Stein- hoff, J. Smith, B. Pomeroy, G. Ellinwood. lst Row: Mrs. Kirby, A. Maclviaster, H. Bater, N. Howe, D. Buss. 50 fi- -f4- if Q f' A513-I-QQNA V SH-GN-BH S-GG ETY 1: -if 11--l-. l' gil - 4th Row: V. Pringle. D. Darrow, J. Stuart, K. Hoehn, D. Allison. 3rd Row. D. Pederson, D. Beswick, J. Quincey, D. Roach, D. DeKramer, D. Osborne, D. Huff, T. Hoff. 2nd Row: dw? P. Lins, A. Schur, P. Milley, C. Way, B. Foos, S. Sage, G. DeBerger, Mr. Taylor. 1st lyk Row: P. Kenney, A. MacMaster, A. Daugherty, E. Hill, A. Coffan, ' + r' Af i- Z ,iq 0 1 4 f - - 4- Y ' 7 NA I NAL. JUNJGH , I googmryl Standing: R. Zorn, P. Daugherty, I. Brodie, M. Rush. 2nd Row: L. Gruendike, D. Pancoast P. Tallman, K. Adams, D. Williams, M. L. Hoff. 1stRow: R. Zom, B. Sage, F. Kingsburyh 0 D. Varley, D. Pederson. , Ai www 51 WW EQHA. limb , 3rd R ' . Mills, J. Adams, C. Hunt, W. Riordan. 2nd Row: Miss Hagstrom, A. M r n, D. Bough J, . Hill, G. Bound, C. VanNeel. lst Row: C. Hunt, R. Hart, D. Carmer, S. dams, J. Feck, . Y ston. N9 X 4 Q K 2 S' ii-QFD' i ' YL, f v 0 ' , sf X ' X , Q X L2 fl QQ X F J f ,P XX ks Q U I. Xvx X .gs 91 Q1 9 K N 4 W Q l X , B :Q N rn Y w If 1 4th Row: J. Sawdey, G. Miller, L. Kent, A. Lewis, G. Callan, J. Bruton, N. Schur, G. King, D. Q Sands, S. Lewis. 3rd Row: E. Grieder, R. Bater, L. Theileman, I. Fairbanks, J. Sturges, M. Glanzel, f C. Crandall, M. Morgan, B. Mitchell. 2nd Row: I. Campbell, B. Lynch, E. Robinson, E. Graf, K. N 'Q' Hyland, P. Osterhoudt, M. Meister, J. Mitchell. 1stRow: V. Craig, P. Sears, J. Borgus, J. Schuster- 1 bauer, L. Hunt, G. Queary. C , xh 6,1 ol 4 , f X, K fff, X X A 61 J Ky lb I f 1 I B I ' 3 fJ,, j l IQ, . KJ my-5rv4,,ny,11LKjN, 52 . -lu inn s +I?-lk 3rd Row: A. Thurley, R. Hart, C. Scott, B. Lynch. 2nd Row: S. Fellows, V. Sturges, P. Riordan L. Kingsbury. lst Row: J. Hill, E. Hill, C. Van Neel, G. Boehm. , . '--5 ., K!! . Q--f' f ag. fcf j jj, 9 1: +... X o N 'X S! ' -f Q Aw,Z J S 41' ffcoifvog MV A if lllnyytlmuxx 3rd Row: J. Sherwood, J. Coyle, S. Snyder, C. Carr, D. Brennan, I. Lynch, R. Pimm. 2nd Row: B. Woityra, W. Young, F. Kohlman, D. Ziegler, J. Hill, L. Bresslin, R Dennis. lst Row: Mr. Roewer, E. Cummin H. Sh k h gs, a es aft, E. Sturges, W. Lawrence, L. Liebeck. 53 Er FL 5th Row: V. Pringle, S. Lewis, N. Schur, K. Hyland, W. Riordan, M. A. Gerace, L. Stiles, C. DeWitt, M. Meister. 4th Row: R. Wainwright, D. Pancoast, D. Williams, L. Mante, I. Beaman, I. Preston, D. Allison, K. Hoehn, G. Boehm. 3rd Row: R. Betz, R. Lewis, P. Lins, R. Chase, D. Walls, L. Kent, D. Liebeck. B. Daycock, C. Meister. 2nd Row: M. Meister A. Thurley, G. Beldue, 1. Mitchell, B. Mitchell, J. Ellison, A. MacMaster, Mrs. Connors. 1stRow: S. Sage, P. Whalen, I. Schusterbauer, B. Zorn, R. Rhinehart, J. DeClerck. K s I 1 I I Q I in ' - D s X S f AJ' I xi r X Standin : B Pomero , T. Steinhoff, M Abbert, L. Beaman, B. Peckham, Mr. Brockley, P. Milley, T. Hoff. S - Y - Seated: J. Daycock, H. Snyder, B. Daycock. H il, ,M n9.ttfVl1. 4th Row: W. McNees, M. Arnold, R. Riordan, R. Wainwright, A. Matthews, W. Lawrence, R. Lewis, B. Daycock. 3rd Row R. Chase, S. Fellows, J. Campbell, B. Lynch, I. McCarthy, N. Schur, M. Glanzel, J. Mitchell, G. Beldue, Mr. Brockley. 2nd Row: L. Theilman, A. Thurley, I. Ellison, R. Schur, J. DeC1erk. I. Schusterbauer, I. Johnson. 1stRow: R. Rhinehart, S. DeHollander, J. Smith, D. Bater, F. Marks, A. Baker. CWI-IE Safety Patrol, under the capable leadership of Mr. Brockley, has gone far ahead this year. It has made the entire school safety conscious, and has worked out many new ideas to further its aims. Our heartiest thanks go for the fine job this organization is doing. 55 5th Row: B. Foos, S. Way, R. Robinson, C. Aradine, C. Way. 4th Row: A. Daugherty, A. Coffan, E. Bangs, H. Martin, R. Zorn, D. Roach. 3rd Row: M. Hart, C. Beswick, L. Sutton, K. Parker, D. Cramer. 2nd Row: R. Rath, P. Kenney, E. Hill, W. Parry. lst Row: M. Osborne, J. Tusher, 'FS .S E. Bound, F. Drury. me W5 H 7th Row: F. Hoehn, J. Quincey, D. Osborne, C. Mac Connell, D. Allison, K. Hoehn, B. Foos, M. Gerace, R. Zorn, H. Shakeshaft, C. Vellekoop, B. Cowie. 6th Row: J. Hutton, H. Bater, G. DeBerger, A. Schur, C. Van Neel, A. Mathews, P. Milley, L. Beaman, D. Beswick, C. Meister. 5th Row: D. Berle, L. Carr, A. Ratigan, G. Sabel, F. Firjanian, H. Jordans, I. Benson, B. Young, S. Swift, M. Fairbanks, C. Urckfitz, D. Kohlman. 4th Row: L. Kendall, D. Wainwright, A. Tullock, R. Heffer, G. Daugherty, N. Wunder, A. Harris, R. Fairbanks, J. Smith, J. Mitchell, T. Snyder. 3rd Row: D. Alexander, B. Huff, B. Piersma, M. Hoehn, J. Ehrmentraut, R. Aradine, V. Schwalm, B. Ensign, B. Walls, S. Mattes, N. Baker. 2nd Row: M. Steele, C. Matzell, D. Dickson, C. Foster, R. Stevens, R. Manhold, L. Cowie, S. Pan- coast, R. Baker, K. Hayes, C. Ellison, A. Cramer. 1stRow: V. Pimm, K. Webster, V. Bridgeman, D. Lucas, S. Nixon, P. Quincey, A. Sawdey, E. Gales, V. Sage, S. Vanderlinden. 56 N 5th Row: D. Pederson, V. Pringle, D. Darrow, I. Stuart, P. Jefferson. 4th Row: A. MacMaster. E- Swanton, B. Berle, J. Egbert, L. Euler. 3rd Row: P. Fairbanks. 2nd Row: R. Pikuet, J. Quincey. P- Whalen, K. Wheeler. lst Row: M. Feltner, E. Vellekoop, R. Hayes, H. Malinowski. Daugherty, J. Brodie, T. Taylor, R. Schur. J- l l H VI cill 7th Row- P Swanton, M Abbert T Hoff, R Goodberlet A Austin D T . . . , . . , . , . anner, P. Tallman, L. Gruendike, D. Pancoast, R. Thiel man, W. Woityra, D. Osborne, H. Snyder. 6th Row: K. Adams, D. Williams, D. Daycock, L. Kingsbury, D. Varley, C. DeWitt, R Beeman, R. Sraub, B. Sage, S. Snyder, A. Blackman. 5th Row: L. Knox, L. Pikuet, R. Pikuet, D. Tallman, D. Robinson, M. Ding man, R. Spring, K. Blair, B. Randall, B. Feck, S. Ess, B. A. Lawrence, N. Schusterbauer. 4th Row: C. Maier, E. Stein, J. Ives, C Kendall, M. Way, I. McFee, L. Kruze, D. Scott, C. Ensign, S. Eichelberg, L. Lucas, P. Eckert, J. Johnson, M. Simcoe. 3rd Row: E. Euler, R. James, P. Morgan, R. Merril, G. Nelmes, R. Coulson, S. Rose, S. Leathersich, I. Pengelly, G. Gambrill, M. Smith, I. Allbright, M. Miller. 2nd Row: G. Markey, M. Hayes, S. Ideman, R. 1 Nichols, M. Roberts, C. Drury, L. Schwalm, M. Reusch, C. Huey, J. Wilcox, J. Leibeck, C. Daugherty J. Stanford, K. Way. lsr Row: B. Sage, A. DeClerck, B. McCullen, M. Brodie, M. Pringle, M. Griffin, J. Glidden, S. Hess, G. Bater, C. Kratzer. 57 V .T-T -.. l ' I' ,If fm E21 1? 'A Nr l gf:-' S vzf TS - Q. ,,:' x 1 ' 1 I 1 Q - -3' ' . , g Z 1 Y ' F e , N 1 3 'T' X ' x Gm ow: D. Buss, G. Peckham, B. Daycock, D. ebec , R. Betz, F. Hoehn, B. Girven, F. Lins, . 1' 3 Meis r, M. Abbert, T. Steinhoff, R. Beswick. 5 Row: . L. Hoff, B. Sage, D. Beeman, S. S der, 5 P. Bro , I. Stuart, D. Allison, N. Howe, M. A Kendrot, . Johnson, C. Way, H. Bater. 4th ow: s D. Day ck, R. Goerner, K. Hoehn, M. A. Ger ce, L. Stile J. Preston, D. Jones, B. Judd . Hill, -' H. Shakes Theilman. A. Austin. 3rd ow: Mrs. Kna , D. Darrow, V. Pringle . Mattes, I J. Feck, l. Urckfitz, . ' r, D. Varle . Sturges, L. Ki sbury, C. DeW' nd Row: J. l VanGelder, J.Quincey, D. Willia , h, D. Boughner, M. Ba . ins, A. Blackman. lst V X Row: A. Daugherty, M. Lins, S. Sage, A. MacMaster, P. Whalen, N. Glidden, L. Embling. ' s V I ' N s... l x I 6 ze i 1 x u ,li K v -Q I I 1 5 K n il - 5 ' dan W Riordan D Boughner, D. Beswick, N. Standing: I. Mills, D. Darrow, K. Hoehn, P.R1or , . , . Glidden, L. Beaman, B. Peterson, M. Abbert, R. Avery, J. Hill, B. Daycock, Mr. Brockley. ' E blin , C. Hunt, M. Lins, R. Hart, M. Meister, P. Kenney, D. Kneeling: B. Sage, S. Snyder, L. m g Jones, E. Hill. 58 , UY5, G M ELG CLUBS i ., -, Q Standing: Miss Hagstrom, R. Preston, R. Chase, G. VanNee1, F. Morton. Seated: W. Mickelson, J. McCarthy, G. Roushey, I. Smith, V. Sage, VBUDWSURK1 I G GLU- fi I. Coyle, J. Sherwood, H. Pimm, M. Glanzel, S. Snyder, G. P kh m, E. Cummings, Mr. Roewer. 59 A We hw 5 H J' .LFE CHE Hi Life is our school paper published regularly, telling all the goings-on in Churchville-Chili. Co-Editors: Barbara Foos and Hazel Bater have made great efforts to im- prove the issue. With a very able staff to aid them the Hi Life is included as a must in school activities. caicifcftfsrar TWT ? 6 'S A gil QF62iCfiCh5gQEQ'iliC,1 Standing: Mrs. Kirby, M. Adams, N. Howe, N. Johnson, K. Hoehn, S. Sage. Seated: J. Preston, D. Roach, B. Foos, H. Bater, G. DeBerger, P. Riordan. .I A Gi DM 'J' 25 L-JAQ I . J r' I 4th Row: R. Wainwright, G. Beldue, J. Warney, W. King, G. Boehm, Mr. Brockley. 3rd Row: A M. Osborne, J. Johnson, M. Schusterbauer, B. Tower, L. Beattie, G. Miller, C. Liese. 2nd Row: B. Hickok, I. Adams, M. Fairbanks, D. Jones, R. Fairbanks, D. Kohlman, R. Schermerhom. lst , Row: C. Reedhead, R. Queary, S. Sage, I. Johnson, L. Leone, J. Hutton, D. Gambrill, A. Kendall. 60 IJ , ,i X f- J ,...l T I 5 51 w f lf X X Z -f , ., ...gif fx f-N 1 'i f- . - ,-. 'x fa ,- -N ,-N , '-X' S x f-s f-xg ,X A ,-E 'N .Q f-'-Q fs ,- - .-X ,A .. , In ,N 5 f- .5 ,K ,X .. x I+: f I ZS ,- N USIC hath charms, so it is said, To sooth the savage breast, And music charms us when we're low, And makes us feel at rest. We are exposed to music, A11 through our school career, The harmony of friendship Is the best song one may hear. Throughout our life, we'11 sing our song, And try to sing it true, For music is the food of life, Whatever we may do. Sandra Sage J 'J Xi U3 if N J Standing: D. Pederson, H. Snyder, S. Sage, T. Hoff, M. A. Kendrot, Mr. Taylor. Seated: Miss Happ, L. Kent, H. Bater, C. Way, Mrs. Kujala. l .5 I'- I CE ...J X sl PJ I .J X J 'Li N U XG Ci 6th Row: J. Coulson, J. McKenzie, D. Osborne, V. Burns, K. Adams, B. Adams, D. Roach, C. Meister , I. Buckl Tanner. Riordan, Pringle , R. Shell, J. Daycock, H. Snyder, P. Swanton. 5th Row: A. Schur, D. Boughner, L. Kent, ey, A. Austin, D. Pederson, D. Buss, D. Eggleston, H. Shakeshaft, P. Lins, D. Liebeck, D. 4th Row: C. Way, N. Howe, M. Kendrot, N. Johnson, H. Bater, M. Gerace, L. Stiles, W R. Sawdey, J. VanGelder, L. Mante, D. Walls. 3rd Row: N. Miller, S. Daugherty, V.' C. Scott, E. Sherwood, C. Liese, D. Embling, C. DeWitt, D. Daycock, H. MaGil1, R. Goerner, Mr. Taylor. 2nd Row: M. Meister, I. Stuart, D. Allison, M. Mattes, M. Hoff, F. Kings- bury, D. Jones, B. Foos. lst Row: B. Bache, A. Jackson, A. MacMaster, M. Lins, P. Whalen, N. Glidden, L. Embling, S. Sage. 61 iT 9iL.,V ?1 3rd Row: S. Sage, N. Miller, C. Scott, A. Daugherty. 2nd Row: Mrs. Kujala, M. A. Kendrot, Miss Happ. 1stRow: H. Bater, C. Way, L. Mante. 6th Row: D. Liebeck, G. Bound, I. Bulkeley, L. Kent, D. Walls, P. Lins, D. Boughner, D. Williams, R. Sawdey, D. Tanner, K. Adams, B. Adams. 5th Row: M. L. Hoff, F. Kingsbury, D. Jones, M. A. Kendrot, N. Johnson, H. Bater, L. Mante, J. Preston, A. Morgan, C. Way, A. Schur. 4th Row: R. Goerner, C. Liese, N. Howe, 5. Adams, I. Graczyk, R. Hart, C. Scott, E. Sherwood, M. A. Gerace, L. Stiles, W. Riordan, I. VanGelder. 3rd Row: J. Swartz, N. Miller, V. Pringle, D. Darrow, C. DeWitt, J. Stuart, M. Meister, I. Urckfitz, I. Feck, M. Mattes, H. MaGill. 2nd Row: Miss Happ, D. Daycock, C. VanNeel, C. Meister, D. Allison, A. MacMaster, P. Whalen, M. Baker, A. Daugherty, M. Adams, D. Carmer. 1st Row: B. Bache, I. Mills, A. Jackson, L. Embling, M. Lins, S. Sage, J. Adams. f' f R I 3 X I f I f I W 5' 5' XS is -' I 'g Q. vs E' lc- .C KJ 1. 13 4-' cn I-1 1 Y n- ' U' X- - 62 L- - LIU 5th Row: J. Sawdey, G. Miller, L. Kent, A. Lewis, R. Sears, P. De1Fave, G. Callan, J. Bruton, N. Schur, G. King, D. Sands, E. Robinson, B. Foos, P. Osterhoudt, K. Hyland. 4th Row: R. Osterhoudt, I. Beaman, C. Dodson, R. Preston, F. Morton, D. Cramer, R. Scott, J. Piersma, W. Campbell, G. Beldue, G. Roushey, K. Parker, R. Lewis, G. VanNeel. 3rd Row: J. Hutton, M. Meister, R. Schur, B. Mitchell, E. Greider, S. Lewis, E. Graf, W. Mickelson, J. DeClerck, H. Freeborn, I. Quincey, J. Johnson, J. Smith, E. Bangs, N. Matzell, J. Campbell, M. Glanzel. 2nd Row: A. Wainwright, L. Hunt, W. Varley, E. Pimm, I. Ehrmentraut, V. Sage, T. Sterner, S. Dekiollander, D. Jones, J. Fairbanks, I. Sturges, B. Zorn, B. Gearing, N. Feely, P. Sears. lst Row: Miss Happ, I. Mitchell, A. Feck, R. Bater, C. Crandall, L. Theilman, J. Roushey, J. Schusterbauer, V. Craig, M. Morgan, J. Borgus, G. Queary, C. Gearing. JUMQEJR B3 ND Xl --.1 4th Row: G. Leone, R. Fairbanks, R. Rath, D. Pancoast, I. Johnson, A. Baker, C. McConnell, M. Fairbanks, F. Kingsbury, L. Kendall J. Brodie, D. Pederson. 3rd Row: L. Kingsbury, J. Fairbanks, D. Cramer, W. Perry, W. Varley, B. Berle, M. Osborne, K. Parker. 2nd Row: R. Zorn, P. Daugherty, E. Bound, F. Drury, R. Heffer, J. Anderson, I. Vink, J. Egbert, E. Swanton. lst Row: D. Jones, I. Hutton, L. Pimm, S. Pancoast, S. Nixon, B. Young, C. Matzell, D. Roberts. 63 N 'T J ,J f 'J J if -J f' 5 A ix 4th Row: W. Perry, F. Drury, A.-'Baker:'R. Fairbanks, D. Pederson., 3rd Bow: J. Fairbanks, E. Swanton, J. Anderson, M. Osborne, K. Parker, B. Young, I. Egbert, B. Berle, W. Varley, L. Pimm. 2nd Row: I. Embling, A. Cramer, H. Jordan, M. Hart, N. Wunder, D. Sands, J. Hoff, E. Bound, Mrs. Kujala. lsr Row: S. Rose, K. Way, D. Kohlman, S. Mattes, S. Sage, D. Berle, C. Aradine, P. Quince y. rr If Z f J! .7 .Xxx 3rd Row: J. Smith, T. Hoff, D. Pederson, F. Lins. 2nd Row: Mr. Taylor, L. Kent, D. Egglestonfl. Coulson. lst Row: H. Snyder, I. McKenzie, G. Bound, M. L. Hoff, B. Berle, H. Bater. + 64 Wf my no Zw H J ' ,J .ff ,,J X N fx , 235- EEE p?E :j' 1i5f 'iE5?'f i:'3- . -:L J- Y Y I, -I r ig-zgz 6th Row: G. Ellinwood, F. Lins, H. Shakeshaft. 5th Row: G. Roushey, W. Young, D. Pederson, K. Hopson, C. Burchill, D. Eggleston. 4th Row: J. McKenzie, B. Cowie, D. Pederson, D. Pancoast, I. Smith, T. Hoff, H. Snyder. 3rd Row: H. Bater, M. L. Hoff, V. Sturges, D. Varley, D. Daycock, B Berle, G. Bound. 2nd Row: R. Zom, P. Daugherty, A. Jackson, M. Adams, D. Osborne. 1st Row: F. Kingsbury, I. Egbert, E. Swanton. 65 Wm: -wma Him jldfvbiulsa 'l09l0is1: hoax' MW? . 9 '49 x. - M A Cfizfffffm, 4-wg' 'fl . 0?L 5,4 ' 'L: 'VII L 2 :N T ,Q F Q' 'Mk Lk 1- 6,1 QM' if 5' 'fi . . ,hx , ' 'f .. . Z ff' wi. W 'JA K I . 3 K E 2 1491 C1-, F ' as Mp -I i W4 . .2 Q, Q ww , 1 1 , , F X 105441: N Ltf tr J V ,Q V .wvfw R5 Jovrgm- A Q 1 v J I x U? C! Q . S WK fx xi' a i -X a . ,Q-ff .. i- Mawr. I -f ' .fy 3 Q' ' 1 PERSON is a sportsman true If his life is spent Kindly, helpfully, every day To make his friends content. In baseball or in basketball, The rules are much the same, Be sportsmanlike, it matters not Whoever wins the game. Then live your life as in the rules, And always wear a smile. You'1l be a winner in your heart, And that's what is worthwhile. Sandra Sage CHE C.C.C. . socc in the county Xeague this , our team was made up oi inexperi pkxyefs, we are very proud oi this recox' . 6.6.6.5-. - 3 ,....... Honeoye Yah-5 - 3 Peniiekd - 3 . . . . . ..... .C.C.S. Z 5cottsviUe - 6 . ....... C.C. . . - 4 C.C.C.S. - A . . . . Honeoxje YaXXs - C.C.C.S. - 7. . . . . . Scottsvihe g.N Peniidd-9 .. .. CC.CS.-Z X' 'S Q n H 3 N' ' f -I ,,:'f J in-xv K 1 5 lx I J KX Y .f ,N xo 6 pxaced 'Lnd and sine X er tearv ish 31-d R 2nd Row: R, D Mr DWI w ennis. , Vanllare- liwl-engg Cliulson I ' ' Shake' ' Judzj ' MCKC sh . T nz' aft. B. Judd l'Ig0u5e:?'FG.HPeCkham ' ' Theme Oehn ' J- Da m ' D. yco an, D. Beeigglegton CIS D. Girve an A ' . Huf n, W ' -Austin f. P, H -Mmh v D Pe Ouser P Y,j . derso . D. R . O-Br, n, USh 1 len. . st Row 67 65 Q72-pm aa M ff5.11f7W 9 n 9? H914 4751738 :vf,,Ma, 42,233 3077693 66'doq7,U-rig!! 64,0 gd 68 fbiikf Hanky bgybfrfa 93 Mn., B Acbdigxaa ,V 697: .13 U, GH? C 97?T'?'K'l' C34 wrfm 6653 Q Wim, Ad, LJIVQP bb6fEd3A9 659 Z a? F' I 5 zmppfg I' ssdekkaa . B .vvgq P c'fJa,uL is cheerleade 12 girls were picked as 'th white sweaters FTER much competition, The varsity choose black quilted skirts wi trimmed with black, orange ties and orange C's. The Junior Varsity wore black jumpers with white jerseys, orange ties and orange C's. In between games a peppy Indian Yell is done by both teams. The audience has responded tremendously to the of the cheerleading teams. new pepp ier cheers ik TS. Q56 70 l-'mwgfdffmwemwwzz 2: Weiwdmwldyf, 3' '10 Wiki fnjngjb 5- hmmm 6' -Ffvfib-51iZe4J VA Rx my 1 O 'ffayz mmm 2. SML 36041, 3 ' Qddzlfmywcframf, ff- fwwigm 5' i4ihW J loo 50fm2,9+'ar? Sam fivxelx Q ' 2nd Row. R. Dennis J. Hendrickson, D. Huff, R. Theileman, A. Au tin P H use Mr. Maxson. lst Row: D. Ess, P. Brown, D. B eman P. Swanton D. Quince S. Sn de y, y r, D. Murray. MAN AGE 3 anding: J. Daycock, R. Feely, Seated: B. Daycock. 71 Gg5q 4ag93 MMGSUEXS nl K Ei ,, lv jk 3. az S 64. ' M5 q nw: ,Q 2. , , Q , ,S Wi! C154 019 XDSM CZ 'jf 5' 55? 1 7?? UR ,advertisers help to make Our yearbook a success, We owe them much for their support, Much more than you could guess. We wish that we could give them more Than just this little space, But thank you, Mr. Businessman, We'l1 patronize your place! RED AND WHITE If your clothes are not becoming to you ...... . . 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Y. .: i ,,,., 3 EE: , 79 COMP LIMENTS OF JOHN O'HEARN'S FOOD STORE Meats, Groceries, Frozen Foods Chili and Union p West Chili, New York Matheos Ice Cream COMP LIMENTS OF A FRIEND Compliments 1 ARTHUR HILL General Insurance Phone Chvle 749 M Churchvl I Ie, NY Compliments of COMMUNITY DRY CLEANERS Laundry Western New York s Most Moclern Dry Cleaning Plant Plant Office Bergen N Y P O Branch Office LeRoy, N Y Ph 6 R B I STUDENTS OF TODAY ARE THE LEADERS OF TOMORROW ROCHESTER BUSINESS INSTITUTE 172 Clinton Avenue, S Rochester 4, N Y 10 fl vw A ad' BOB GRUENDIKE Basketball 1 Z 3 4 Baseball 1 Z 3 4 Semor Play Cast 4 Boys Chorus 1 Intramurals 1 Z Compliments of DOROTHY MaGlLL of ' , .I . h: - I0 ' ' I ' . . : - 78 P gg I A 80 CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF 1953 CHURCHVILLE PHARMACY C. R. HOPSON J. R. 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Staff 3,4, Class Ylce-Pres1dent KISHLAR FOOD STORE 1, ,3,4 , 81 Compl imenrs of Donald f Berle REO BUS and G M C TRUCKS Phone 714 Churchville, New York COMPLIMENTS OF WALKER BBIITIIEBS C0 FUNERAL HOME Albert B Fosmire Lester C Merz Llcensed Manager spencerporf N Y PHONE SPENCERPORT 22351 NE LLIE HOWE Yearbook Staff 3 4 Semor Play 4 Llbrary Club 1 Z G1r1s 4 Intramurals 1 Z 3 Mxxed Ensemble 1 Z 4 Curls' Ensemble 1 Z 4 H1 L1fe Exchange Ed1tor 4 H1 L1fe Feature Reporter 4 RAY BROWN Hardware Heahng Plumblng Tmsmlthmg Phone 628 Churchvllle, N Y , . . : ' B . ' 13: ' I ' ' Chorus 1,Z,3,45 Dramatics Club 82 Compliments of N ICK'S CHILI MOTOBS Wholesale and Retail Home Appliances - New and Used Parts - Complete Firestone Line North Chili: 3-4431 N ORTH M Broclner Compliments of CHILI North Chnl: 3 4381 HARDWARE P rop COMPLIMENTS DR F W DIETEL COMP LIMENTS Certified Finance Co 67 Mann Street Brockport New York P VOKE MOTORS KAISER FRAZER DEALER HENRY J CHILI CENTER O CHURCHVILLE NEW YORK Genesee 8566 M NA NC Y JOHNSON H1 L1fe Staff 3 4 Yearbook Staff 3 4 Band 1 Z Sen1or Play 4 Mlxed Chorus I L1brary Club 3 F H A 4 Archery Club 3 Dramat1cs Club 4 Intramurals 1 Z Umo MATHEOS VELVET ICE CREAM Stop and vlsst our new place, n St ancl Mlllxon Dollar Highway OF OF ' . . , I I N .- . I Girls' Chorus 1,Z,3,4 Spencerporl' New York . 12,314 , ,334 . I . . . 83 J. J. SOBB DEPT. STORE The Store of Quality 60 Main St. Brockport, N. Y. Phone 131 Compliments of Red and White Store Meyer and Curtis Town Pump Congratulations and Good Wishes to The Seniors of Churchville High School From Your Neighbors The fosepla Hmfm C0 Inc More ton Farm Buffalo Rd Compliments NOTHNAGLE S GALLERY OF HOMES Rochester 's Largest Realty Organization Ralph B Owens Baker 8150 or Bergen 25F3 GRIFFIN TEXACO SERVICE Buffalo Road and Union Street North Chl ln New York Phone Spencerport 3 4791 MARY ANN KENDROT Yearbook Staff 3 4 Photogra phy Edxtor 4 Cheer1ead1ng 3 4 Student Forum 3 4 Sen1or Play Stage Manager 4 L1brary Club 1 Class Treasurer 1 Staff 1 Z 3 4 G1r1s' Chorus 1 Z 3 4 Cnrls Ensemble 1 Z 3 4 M1xed Chorus 1 Z 3 4 M1xed Ensemble 1 Z 3 4 Sextet 3 Tr1p1e Tr1o 4 Musxc Counc11 3 4 Intramurals 1 Z 3 4 Pmg Pong 3 4 Dramat1cs Club 4 WISE 8- PHILLIPS DeSoto P lymou th Sales and Service Spencerport, New York Phone 26531 4 ., . of Class Secretary 23 Hi-Life, 85 Union Street . l -1 I I: l 84 Compliments of CHURCHVILLE INSURANCE AGENCY HARRIET S. COMBS Dependable Insurance Service PHONE 606 Churchville, N Y COMP LIMENTS of ALLAN BEAMAN Bun Ider Indian Flre Pumps Safety Lights FIRE EXTINGUISIIEB SALES 6: SERVICE 4160 Buffalo Road PHONE SPENCERPORT 3 4875 Recharges For Foam Carbon Dloxlde Soda Acad NORTH CHILI NEW YORK Fire Exhngulshers By Randolph General Defrost Stemple FRAN LINS Basketball 1 Z 3 4 Base allZ34Soccer1Z3 Band Z 3 4 Jazz Band Z Boys Quartet Z 3 Class Semor Play Cast 4 Q Club 1 Z Volleyball 1 Z 3 4 Pxng Pong 1 Z 3 4 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Dramat1cs Club 4 Pre s1dent 2 4 Compliments FULLER S GREENHOUSE Sanford Road Churchvnlle New York , . . I of b1.,.:,,,,,,-9 I - ' If 5 3,45 Boys' Chorus 1,Z,3,4g I I . ' . 9 ' s , s . . , : ' . I 85 Churchville 632-R Free Estimates FRANCIS ll. EHBMENTBAUT HEATING DELCO PLUMBING FRIGIDAIRE PRODUCTS 64 East Buffalo St. Churchville, N. Y. For your complete flower needs BURTON H. 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SALES SERVICE Batavia, New York Compliments of Compliments of WEST SIDE DAIRY BAR FOWLERS HOME FURNISHINGS North Chl I I Brockport New York 1 Vuslt our store and see a fgzcfazfa goof QUALITY FOOTWEAR 13 Market Street Brockport N Y Freeman Shoes for Men Ball Band Rubbers Huskies for School and Sportswear Complete stock of Crumbacher and Devoe Artists Supplies SLEGHT S BOOK STORE 67 Mann St Batavia, N Y JOYCE PRESTON 4 H1 L1fe Staff 4 Dramat1cs Club 4 L1brary Club 4 Semor Play Prompter 4 Gxrls Chorus Get the Best Get Sealtest from the local Sealtest Dealer GENERAL ICE CREAM CORP 50 Swan St Batavia N Y ' ' N.Y. . 0 I F.H.A. 1,Z,3,4g Vice-President i .- . 3 . s 2 I sl . ,, Z . I I l 87 METERED BOTTLED GAS SERVICE LOUIS P. BRADY Appliances 37 MAIN STREET SUBURBAN PROPANE GAS CORPORATION LE ROY, NEW YORK FLAMEX DIVISION Valspar Paint and Varnlsh Imperial Wall Paper 3325 Chili Rd. lnlaicl Linoleum Window Shades Hygrade Lamps Chili Center Linoleum P. O. 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VAIL FRED WINGATE J SCHQTT af SON Oliver Clefrac, Papec and New Idea Farm Equipment Dealers in Lrvesfock Dnamond T Trucks Sales and Service 3900 Buffalo Rd Genesee 4950 Spencerporf 3 4552 Chorus 1 Z 3 4 SANDRA SAGE Band 12 3 4 Jazz Band 3 4 Yearbook Staff 3 4 Art Ed1tor 4 Sen1or Play Cast 4 L1brary 1' Class Secretary 3 G1rls' Glrls' Ensemble 1 Z 3 4 WHEELER MOTORS Sales F O R D Service Mlxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 M1xed Ensemble 1 Z 3 Gum-qnfegd Used Cars 4 G1r1s Sextet 3 Tr1ple Tr1o 4 Mus1cCounc1l Z 3 4 Q Club 1 Z 3 4 .Tumor Honor Soclety f Ph 8 1 Natxonal Honor Soclety 2 3 4 Secretary 4 Mom S one H1 L1fe Staff 2. 3 4 Art Ed1tor 3 4 Safety C I d N Y k Patrol 1 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Dramatmcs Club G e oma' ew or 4 Pmg Pong 4 T A Ctlub Zg Class Vice-President 1 P ' ' Q I , .Y I g I ' ' . I Y Y l 1 I 1 .' l 1 1 r 3 1 2 . V 89 BEST WISHES KEN'S GROCERY TO THE SENIOR CLASS Open Evenings And Sundays B I L L P O T T E R CHURCHVILLE, NEW YORK AllNOLD 0lL COMPANY CHURCHVILLE AND BROCKPORT, N Y PETROLEUM PRODUCTS BROCKPORT 6 Wllluam Wortyra Craig Carr Edwm Sturges Elmer Cummmgs James Wheeler Francis Kohlman Walter Lawrence Joseph Sherwood COMPLIMENTS OF Mr Roewer Herb Shakeshaft Joseph Coyle Richard Beeman Larry Wheeler Lee Lrebeck Ross Denms Roland Plmm Steve Snyder John Lynch Rnchard Zregler Bradford Cowie Leon Bresslm James Hull Wllllam Young Martin Judd SPE NCERPORT LUMBER CO HERB SHAKESHAFT 4H1Z34 Socc:er134 Sen 1or Play 4 Dramatlcs 4 Club 1 Baseball 1 Z Basket ball 3 Boys Chorus 3 4 Mxxed Chorus 4 BUlldlDg Materials When Your Need ls Lumber Call Thus Number Tel Spencerport 8 CHUBCHVILLE-CHILI F.F.A. 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' ' I-R 91 BROCKPORT ROLLER RINK 85 Clinton St. Open Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights 8-'Il BROCKPORT PENNY SAVER 27 Monroe Ave. Phone IO6 Ben Franklin 5 O 71 Mann St Brockport N Y Shop at WALBURTS 78 Mann Street Brockport N Y Coats Dresses Accessornes Mu llmery TED S SWEET SHOPPE The best un light lunches and :ce cream speclaltnes BROCKP ORT NEW YORK Home Utnlnty Home Appluance Electrlc Sales Servnce Heatmg and and Repair Plumbnng BILL S ELECTRIC SERVICE Heatmg and P Iumbmg 49 Lake Ave So Bergen, N Y C Mnelke Prop Phone I9W TOM STEINHOFF Basketball 4 SCIEHCC Club Z 3 4 Student Fo ruml 3 4 Archery Club 34 QClub1Z34 Jun 1or Honor Soclety l Natlonal Honor SOC19tY Z Dramatlcs Club 4 Intramurals 2 3 P1ng Pong 4 Semor Play Cast 4 ROGERSON COLD STORAGE Frozen Food Locker Te 5I Wheat and Beans Warehouse Tel 253 LEROY NEW YORK! c-51.0 . ,.. . . ,.. . - . . . , . I W..' , . g. lu: ' ,,: I- sl :yrs ' I 3 ' 9' ,S g . 92 Compliments of JOHNNY'S BARBER SHOP Churchville, New York Compliments of DR. G. H. MORDEN Bergen , New York Organizations Sell GOFF'S SALT WATER TAFFY wr: te to KEMP 8- LANE INC LeROY N Y Compliments of VIC BLOOD Hardware and Furniture LeROY N Y ROLAND E BICKFORD John Deere, New Idea, Ontario Farm Equipment Scottsvl I le Road Mumford Y P hone Cal 23lF3 CAROL WAY Yearbook Staff 3 4 Ed1tor In Chxef 4 H1 Lxfe 1 Z 3 4 L1 brary Club 1 Z Drarnatlcs Club 4 Sen1or Play Cast 4 Cheerleader 1 Z 3 4 Pxng Honor Soc1ety 1 Nat1onal Honor Soc1ety Z 4 Na.t1onal Honor Soc1ety Treasurer 4 Q Club 1 2 3 4 Band 1 G1rls Chorus 1 Z 3 4 G1rls Ensemble 1 2 3 M1xed Ensemble 3 4 Sextet 3 Tr1ple Tr1o 4 Muslc Councll 4 .Tumor Town Meetlng 4 H M BROWN CO Chevrolet Oldsmobile Sales Service Parts Accessories Phgne CQled0I llCI N Y I , , , . . ' , N. 1 l ' ' Pong 1,Z,3,4g Intramurals l,Z,,3l9 .lulmior ' ' s ' ' .3. . . 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I Tree ' Ll I I Surgeons 4.4ud4awS,ma:lwr4 Speclaluzlng ln Large Tree Movlng 22 Foam sr RocHssTER e N Y LOcust 6850 o N gm an Id y CE 0985 J JIM WHEELER Baseball 3 4 A 12 JOSEPH E CLAUDE HARDWARE DRY GOODS AP P LIANCES BERGEN NEW YORK , . . . , . oy, .Lu --.. ,V n I N' at - Bm I: I If ' 'E' IH-- KI III I I W I i s oi a s ' - I F.F. . , ,3,4 94 HAmllton 0279 RELIN INC COLDWATER LUMBER CO LUMBER INSULATION INTERIOR TRIM PAINT BUILDING HARDWARE CEMENT Musacal Instruments Supplies Fnlm Llbrdry Service P rolectors 477 Central Genesee 8490 849 Avenue Rochester 5 N Cherry Rd off Coldwater Rd COUNTRY GENTLEMEN COMP LIMENTS CORP ORATION 2311 Chula Road Rochester II New York HARDWARE SPORTING GOODS Gen 2436 Best Wishes and good luck to the Senior Class on thenr Graduation AP P LIANCES BALDING PRODUCTS GENESEO NEW YORK Fme Floor Fmushes Compliments of E L CO0NEY YOUR INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER DEALER 54 South Mann Churchville, N. Y. Phone Between the tracks 636 COMPLIMENTS OF H. F. SNYDER 8. SON CHURCHVILLE NEW YORK CHARLES M. GARDNER Juvenile Book Jobbers I9I8 Boulevard Avenue Scranton 9, PA. I , .Y. ' ' OF I 95 Bergen, Compl :ments of RALPH D GILLETTE General Insurance New York Phone 68 KEN S GROCERY Open Evenings and Sundays CHURCHVILLE, NEW YORK Best of Luck to Class of 53 Congratulations to Mr Roy Mason 8- Staff for an Excellent Job of Building Maintenance BALDING PRODUCTS INC GENESEO N Y Compl uments of HARRY S ADAMS Electric wiring and Repairs Telephone 703W Compl :ments of ED ROTHFUS Buffalo Road and Westside Drive North Chnl: New York Compl :ments of CHARLES MILLER Churchvulle AWARD JACKETS AND SWEATERS CALL RUBY S SP0llTING GO0DS STOBE Representing A G SPALDING and BROS Athletic and Gymnasium Equipment 857 Clinton Ave So Monroe 3357 Rochester N Y And ' Fine floor finishes Churchville, N. Y. 9 96 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1953 BEO TRUCK SALES 0F BUCHESTEB IN C School Buses Trucks Amerlcan Central Kutchens Phulco Refrugerators Chief Garden Tractors Phglco Radios Auto Accessorles Delco Water Systems General Applnances Sherman Wllllams Paints Concrete Septzc Tanks M E FAIRBANKS TELEVISION Buffalo and Bromley Roads Churchvllle N Y Gulf Products Phone 675 R ENJ 9 0 T X- 'l Tl-A M 'if -4 JHQJ T , l y N mfr 41 N PJ K ' ' W if N f V l f ,nl 4 AU TGJGI-BAPH S 'L mnnwm T, ,mv ,mumiuf:..,,hymn,-...,u..1.unm .,f.-uw! .wQ1m.smmwmQ,,Q. :J ..n1.-ww mL..mmMmu. vabig .f 'SWK N- ? an s, x .1 I WM Q qfagy .W-e an an Ugg xi - f- Q-rut Hvfgf, 'X . ,ifzfw X 5f'f'-.1ygs5,:S'Q1L,.5a5 X gig' fa X ww :War 4guw?fq4gQ?-55 . Q Q45 M-fe 'ifaggr F25 59 59 if? 3.125-E,.fxw1mf - ,,,,,b,gefx,y qgglmq es, ,A f1f.,,5L.xfv.,1:-.. Wfqfgg. nf M122 ww gm., ,Simi W . ,, 'f ,QQ x 454 mf, wh -'X 1M+f.,wrv,45:.en: ag al , ,',v . VTIVJ ,. 1. -gu-