Churchville High School - Crest Yearbook (Churchville, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1954 volume:

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P pvesezgl' 0 utuv E wif f f zfe RSS 0 pills '- jen fral ave to ll 3 lfnzfri dmc fa hzfmn It 'T gas it iv Mi ss Bergin The Senior class humbly dedicates the 1954 Edition of the Crest to Miss Bergin, who throughout our high school years, has so willingly assisted us in our many problems. As our junior and Senior Class advisor, Miss Bergin has been most understanding and sincere in all matters concerning us. ln dedicating this yesrboolr to you, we hope to show our heartfelt thanks for your un- tiring efforts to each of us. 'TN Mr. Flint In appreciation of the able guidance lent us in our scholastic effort, we sincerely dedicate our 1954 edition of the yearbook to Mr. Flint. We will never forget his dynamic personality which not only greatly aided us in our study of mathematics, but in personal endeavors as well. Guiding us in our Freshman year, he willingly lent us his sage knowledge of past ex- perience in assisting us in the first step of our journey through high school, a large part of the success of which we owe to him. We hope that with this dedication we can help repay, at least in some small way, the Fl' t and help to fix us in his memory as he always shall remain great debt we owe to Mr. in in ours. R33 Q7 AFFB' Standing, L. lo R.: D. Osborne, V Pringle, R. Rush, P. Lins, M. Adams, A. Schur, D. Rusk. Sealed D. Embling, C. Meister, G. DeBerger Standing, L. to R.: V. Burns, R Fellows, K. Hoehn, B. Daycock, IJ Eggleston, 1. Daycock, D. Leibeck Seated: D. Boughner, J. Stuart, D Allison. 4 i S 5'NulQ4nir'ggv hl'hf' sf-,,.s--v-v-Q.-Q,-Q.-4,..,. EAE ' nga-sf-,fu-fs' A-7 x5 Q.. sf- Nr' Sf' up up sf- sa 9- .29 ff! N!lKfilptQQLfl9lllpnNn-if-Q 5? .-...,-.,,..,....,,,,,,,,,..j7k5 Mrs. Standing, L. Lo R.: P. Milley, S. Adams, G. Bound, D. Cnrmer. Seated: D. Darrow, M. Gerace, Mrs. Root. W Connors 06' yyjf 3 WS XXX .?f Q Q J N , AWN W yy, YW' W Wg Q Q. 4h EX? : m I O 4' .hs- 0 6' '-7 5 ,-ff? , y ,ig 2 KQ Q Q .. I YV i si' 1 f 155: Jn: . ,V vs 'f an ,, ,,, ,. , .. Q .4 'N ,-LG W PH Vw N: ' Q 8 f Hal Hal Hal . gin an u faq W-.,,..-1... 3365 HQZAE3 Mr. C. E. Olmsted Standing, L. to R.: C. E. Olmsted, Supervising Principal, C. H. Parker, N. C. Cramer, P. 1. Maier, j. H. Berle, M. D. Vail. Seated: H. Chamberlain, Clerk, H. W. Way, President, N. L. Egbert, Vice-President, M. E. Hoff, C. P. johnson. This year the Churchville-Chili ship of education has had at its helm the steadying hands of the members of the Board of Education. This group of nine men,elected by the voters of the district, has been of service both to the students of the school and the community in general. Their job has been a tremendous one this year, since they have been faced with the solution of our building need. However, on October 16th a proposition calling for the purchase of two sites and the erection of a 24 room elementary building won approval by the voters. Since that time, the board has been occupied with the purchase of these sites, preparing plans for the new building, and getting con- struction started. It is hoped and expected that some of the new building,at least, will be ready for occupancy in the fall of 1955. 9 ' wmg 4th Row, L. to R.: Mr. Drumheller, Mrs. Ratigan, Mrs. Schultz, Mrs. Stein, Miss Miller, Miss Ratignn, Mrs. Morris, Mr. Flint. 3rd Row: Mr. Kreiser, Mr. Botash, Mr. Van Lsre, Mrs. Root, Mrs. Knapp, Mrs. Kujsla Mr. Msxson, Mr. Taylor. 2nd Row: Mrs. Vsil, Mrs. Hiclrox, Miss Bergin Mrs Ds cock Miss Welch Miss Redfern Mrs Kirb Mr Rocwerl . y . y . Seated: Miss dock, Mr. Olmsied, Mrs. Wsllacs, Mrs. Rogers, Mr. Hickox Mrs. Connors, Mr. Brockley. 10 Mr. Tsylor ' Qfilfl Miss Willey 3rd Row: Mrs. O'Brien, Mrs. DeBerger, Mrs. Tiede, Mrs. Baldeck, Mrs. Sigworth. 2nd Row: Mrs. Tennent, Mrs. Davis, Miss Woods, Mrs. Bush Miss Willey. Seated: Mrs. Parker, Mrs. Fay, Mrs. jacobs, Mrs. Van Cise Mrs. Voorhies. 11 B. DelFave KJZCISE Standing, L. to R.: G. Morse, C. Miller, B. Hart, H. Berthold, R. KozlosUi. Seated: B. jordan, A. Barton, R. Adams, B. Hart. 555 'DTM U2 FEE? 612 . f 1935 Butcher L. 10 ff.,- Mrs. T Hof, M, em za' Q Mrs. Whnney Q D Chamberlgn 'Ula UG 12 W. Wallace 1 fw!'S. Bre W. L- 'O R-1 W' NAa90n' D' Bgllgh aC ,, 'l 6 uf 5 I k 4 , ,FQ Qxy Look at the birdie! X, f ff - . 'F 1 New hat, Pat? Royalty! 3? ' ,, 5 . -V! The Three Musketeers! One, two, three, kick! Looks like fun! The Four Aces - M1nus one! When do we eat? M H, a As we started the first voyage through our high school years, under the leadership of Mr. Flint, we elected as officers: Don Collinge, preaidentg Paul Lewis, vice-president: and Dick Eggleston took over our records and finances. Our representatives to our ship council were Donna Mae Boughner and Martin Abbert. We sponsored the movie Chicken Every Simd.ay . All too soon our voyage was over. Out to sea again, under the supervision of our co-captains Miss Welch and Mrs. Harter, we elected john Daycock as president, Dorothy Leibeck as vicepresident, Gail DeBerger as secretary, while Dick Eggle- ston again took over our finances. We sponsored an exciting St. Patrick's Day Dance and had several parties. We ended up on shore with a picnic at Hamlin Beach State Park which successfully closed our second voyage. Our crew again left land, as Miss Bergin and Miss Welch took over the helm. We chose as president, Mary Ann Geraceg vice-president, Dick Rush, secretary, Paul Lewis, and Paul Milley- as treasurer. Our class rings were shipped to us by mid-season. Next in line was our dance The Turkey-Trot and then came the movie Mother Was A Freshman. On deck we had a coronation ball and fun was had by all. In our final and most rewarding voyage of our years, we pushed off shore under the guidance of Miss Bergin. On this voyage Paul Milley took over as president, Erich Steiner as vice-president, Gail DeBerger as secretary and Teddy Hoff as treasurer. Our movie Good Humor Man thrilled the crowds as did the Fall Fling , our dance. In our last year on board we are looking forward to the Senior Ball, and last but not least the time when we must leave our dear old ship C. C.C.S. boisorxffblifcerx Standing, L. to R.: Miss Bergin, E. Steiner, G. DeBerger. Seated: T. Hoff, P. Milley. 15 ei! Mari! Ma' Q10 Ahh J' H Adams Shir! Gy Adam I S 16 Lam! B F eflman we B owlihnet vvwa Wayllg Kame Geraldine B ovn d v it dlbl 105 . 5 gn I me ai ofks C D Bradford Co wi e james Coulson sohn D vcock 'A ee' can De if' Richard Eggleston Roxanne F ellows 0606 An' mad 1 . Idrcl. an oem Graczyk Helen Har I I lofi Thom as Nous Ct won Mme Loo Sac Domthy Lfjbeck X.-I 5-3- u Colleen L 4 1686 . ' 3 V gtfxcx T 1 es Be 'QC 54 june .Hills P au! Mille y A vor Ban nn ' 0'6cken L 3 p Gckha rn ohm leichard Rush Dany X Rusk i A SGW Esther X gona erwo W yum V W lienl. y Sn Yde, Erich St cmd L arr JO A nn Swafrz is Saws LO Y Wheel Cl' wawam wuphv ju 5 ii 5 ,J i A 1 I If I I Sailing the deep ocean in the year 2176, when pirates once again dominated the seas, Captain Bergin began to think about her old Class of '54. Turning to her parrot, who knew about everything that happened in the past, she asked him what became of her 40 mates. Captain Bergin listened excitedly while the parrot, gazing into the horizon, looked back upon her Class of '5,l. Bill Murphy is a professor in a local University teaching plane geometry, he always was fond of math?????? Not far from the University is a famous motion picture studio and its owner and director is none other than Henry Snyder. His top-notch actor at the moment is jim Coulson, who is constantly being bothered by flocks of women seeking his autograph. Rumors have spread that jim's latest flame is an exciting T. V. model, june Mills: however, her attentions are directed to the noted English Channel swimmer, Greig Peck- ham. Bradford Cowie has top-billing in an auto race track. He's chief maniac driver and has recently won the title of Mr. Maniac of 2176. Dorothy Leibeck is now a Prima Ballerina and on tour in the Belgium Congo. Darryl Rusk and Ronnie Schur are stars on the children's radio program, Let's Pretend. Ann Morgan is also doing radio work, she's chief flap-iack flipper on The Aunt jemima Hour ..... Paul Milley finally reached his goal as president of alcoholics anonymous, natch, what else? ..... The last we heard of Pat l,ins, she had enlisted with the women's branch of the French Foreign Legion and was stationed in Hong Kong ..... Larry Beamen is a well-known surgeon and for conveniences sake - Martin Abbert operates his funeral parlor downstairs from l.arry's office ..... Gail Dellerger has made her fortune training African monkeys for organ grinders ..... Doris Carmer is busy licking stamps for the fan mail of Gerry Bound, who holds the women's National Wrestling Title as '?Miss Muscle Bound ..... Larry Wheeler has a magnificent Civil Service job-he's dog catcher for the town of Chili ..... llelen Hart is happily married and raising a family, which is, by the way, on the new T. V. program Cheaper by the Dozen ..... john O'Brien has iust published a series of essays on the subject, lt Pays to be lgnorant ..... Marilyn and Shirley Adams are both detectives, Marilyn in a sausage factory looking for missing links and Shirley in a doughnut kitchen looking for holes in doughnuts ..... john Daycock has iust become the first male president of the W. C. I'. lj.-Oh well, iobs are scarce all over ..... Esther Sherwood is Tarzan's leading lady in the new hit movie, Tarzan Goes Ape in Sherwood Forest. Wayne Burlingame is starred in the same picture playing Chita's Mate ..... Virginia Burns is on tour with Romanov's Rip-Roaring Rooting Tooting Rodeo and is chief Bronco Buster -let's hope she doesn't fall off any more horses ..... Bill McNees, we are all sorry to say, is serving a short iail term for running off with a pound of pig s feet while employed in a meat market M.ary Ann Gerace, after her 7th un successful engagement, joined and became leader of the O M 5 H C f0ld mild! SUCICQ of hopeless casesj Dick Rush is doing a magnificent yob on television he lights the candles and dusts the piano keys before the Liberace ' show Lois Stiles is a deep sea diver hunting ish Q J Donna Boughner manufactures upper plates for toothless crocodiles Tom Mouser and Dick Eggleston have replaced the all time favorite recording stars, Homer and jethro They tour all the famous night ployed in an Insane Asylum in Germany and guess who her most violent patient is? Erich Steiner who is still recuperating from his experiences with the Senior Class of '54 ' olleen Leise is working in a sardtne factory She closes the sardtnes'eyes before sealing the can QYou think it s funny? How would you like to open a can of sardtnes and see 14 slimy fish staring up at you7J joan Graczyk has made her fame in jazz singing and is known to be the last of the Red Hot mammas Addie Lou jackson is a nurse specializing in the removal of splinters from the hands of people who scratch their heads Roxanne Fellows has a contract with the St Louis Browns fas bat girl 'J I fl I 1' ff I V Z ' f f,, , f,f, ff , X' ' D . . . . . . ' Q . ' . ' ' F' W. B. .... . i - ' ' ' . . .ul . uv- . ' spots, including Ted Hoff's place, The Latin Quarter . . . . ..jo Ann Swartz is em- 26 ,I ,ji 1129. s 3 1 john O'Brien leaves his dictionary to Leon Bresslin. Gail DeBerger leaves her BO words a minute in typing to Margie Fellows. Wayne 'Burlingame leaves his rumba rhythm to Pat Houser. Bill McNees leaves his size UH shoes to Pat Kenney. Mary Ann Gerace leaves her peppermint stick glasses to Don DeCramer. Henry Snyder leaves his Barn Bells to David Huff for weight lifting. Darryl Rusk leaves his title Dufo to Dick Betz. Bill Murphy leaves the Pool Hall and all his broken cues to Don Osborn. Donna Boughner leaves her hearty laugh to Carol Burchill. Martin Abbert leaves his way with women to jimmy Hill. jo Ann Schwartz leaves her shorthand book to Carolyn Meister. Dick Rush leaves his ping-pong paddle to Dorothy Embling. joan Graczyk leaves her quiet sense of humor to Bill Young. Yom llouser leaves his yodeling ability to Katherine Hoehn. Erich Steiner leaves his Swiss Miss to Dale Pederson. Lois Stiles leaves Biology to the birds. john Daycock leaves his out-of-town girls to Brother Ben Gust to keep them in the familyj. Dorothy Leibeck leaves her quiet subdued manner at basketball games to Vickie Pringle. Roxie Fellows leaves her baseball mitt to Alice Coffin. jim Coulson leaves his hair net to Walt Lawrence. xlarilyn Adams leaves her hair gurlers to Edith Hill. Ronnie Schur leaves his line to Bob Feeley. Virginia Burns leaves Dick Beswick alone . Teddy Hoff leaves his date book to Ed Sturges. Addie Lou jackson leaves her 'acrobatics to Doris Allison. Paul Milley leaves his split personality to Caroline and Carolyn Hunt. june Xlills leaves her title of Miss Carrot Top to Dave Murray. Brad Cuddles Cowie leaves jimmy Quincey leader of the Midnight Maniacs Hot Rod Club. Esther Sherwood leaves her majorette suit to Carol Van Neel. Larry Beaman leaves the leadership of The Syndicate 1West Side Gangj to Burton judd. Shirley Adams leaves her successful calorie book to Edna Hill. Dick Eggleston leaves his musical ability to Virginia Sturges. Doris Carmer leaves her Spencerport phone book to Bobbie Hart. Greig Peckham leaves his life saving tube to Beverly Peterson. Helen Hart leaves her car to Francis Kohlman so he can get to janet S!uart's house. Larry XX heeler leaves his shyness to Paul Brown. Colleen Liese leaves her Home Ec. cook book to janet Adams and janice Wheeler. Gerry Bound leaves her wide assortment of boy friends to Helen McGill. Ann Morgan leaves her appetite ro Peggy Regan. Pat Lins leaves her going steady look in her eyes to Ann Schur. Virginia Burns leaves her parties to Donna Darrow. Dorothy Leibeck leaves her double-barrel shotgun to Ronnie Avery. john O'Brien leaves his height pills to Ann Daugherty. f lj ' 'Nd' F ' C K X 27 03'Eii56 OF M151 N I A IV. SZUTZNZ During the year I am spending in the United States, many students are probably thinking about the actual reason of my coming over to America. Therefore, I would like to tell you more about the organization that sponsored me: lt is the American Field Service. The American Field Service International Scholarship is an open door which leads to under- standing and friendship among the people of the world. It brings students from abroad to attend American High Schools for a school year of study and experience, and during the summer sends American teen-agers abroad to live with families. In this way future citi- zens of the world learn to respect the similarities and differences of those who may live in different countries, but whose dreams and efforts are directed toward a single goal of a peaceful and useful life. The American Field Service International Scholarship could not carry on its program alone. Schools waive tuition and offer fees. Families willingly enlarge their family circles and welcome students into their homes. Communities generously pool their resources to sponsor students in their schools, and the general public contributes funds. All these make it possible for AFSIS to swing wide the open door to a friendlier world. It is not so long ago, when we realized the evils of the propaganda of war. People start to hate each other and don't know why, just because they meet each other as foes in war. May God help us to avoid a third war, which might destroy millions of people because of its many technical developments. The ancient Aryan people already knew by their statement: Walk together, talk together, O ye Peoples of the Earth, Then shall ye know one another and have Peace. That peace is only in this way accessible. During the year I have been allowed to get acquainted with the American people, ll don't want to fish for compliments, which are supposed to make you happy, butj I really can say that I have never met so many nice and thoughtful people in my life, as I have in the United States. Many people and students became to me so dear that the leaving of America CChurchvillej is a real'hatd one for me. It will probably be the highlight of my whole life that I was able to stay for one year in Churchville. Therefore, I would like to thank all the wonderful teachers and students who have made this year a real pleasure to me. I don't know how to thank you for all the things you did for me. The only thing I can do is to tell in Germany about my experiences in the United States and about the kind people, in order to make their acquaintance with the real Americans, not with the ones they saw only in war in form of bombers above the cities of Germany. I am sure that I will succeed in helping to bring a further progress in friendship between America and Germany. May God help me to do my small part right, in obtaining a real world peace, which can- not be threatened by any power in the world. K f I 28 C v 5, JZ! . They call this Modern Education? O' K' Beswlck' Silly Sophomoresl Meditatingl E fs xll r xm J i E X X IQ! IN T W . fm rv-'Aff L ,M '- ooo oo , , This is C C c s 'I .. wais- New f- -5 . Studying hard? Future Secretaries? In iii Z Exams com ing up rx ex: At the Grindstonei? Concentration, ain't it wonderful? Attention' please! M nooo N ,X I Ku ., ' X l W xxx I M WA ? YB! MI N X' V ' -v ' 'J - That you, Murph? artists in Action! ' r Yes, Professor Brockleyl Ui 9 HQ-hum! Day-dreaming? 511332 Ron to R. D Pederson Sturges, C Nlexsrer D Osborne D Huff R Avery 3rd Row W Lawrence R Han C Hunt,C Coffin V Pnngle K Hoehn 2nd Row D Emblmg W Young E Hlll P Brown, A. Schur, C. Van Neel. Ist Row: P. Kenney, M. Fellows, j. Adams, A. Daugherty. Standzng, L. to R.: D. Pederson, K. lloehn, Xlrs. Root, Nirs. Kirby. Seated: A. Schur, D. Osborne. 32 ,N BASS' 41h Rm., L. Lo R.: P. Houser, j. Hill, D. DeKramer, j. Quincey, F. Kohlman, B. Daycoclc. 3rJ Row: R Feeley, C. Burchill, B. judd, D. Beswick, L. Bresslin, D. Murray. 2nd Row: D. Allison, V. Sturges, I Wheeler, E. Hill, H. NlcGill, P. Regan. Ist Rau-: B. Peterson, C. Hunt, j. Stuart, D. Darrow. Sailing the high seas in the school year 1953-54, the junior Class prospered under the combined guidance of Nlrs. Root and X1.rs. Kirby. Katherine Hoehn was elected first mate, Dale Pederson second mate, Donald Osborne log keeper, and Ann Schur keeper of finances. In early December the juniors received a long-awaited treasure, their class rings. Four girls represented them on the cheerleading squads and several boys were active in sports. ln january they sponsored a movie, Oh, You Beautiful Doll, which brought in more loot for the class treasury. A dance and skating party also added to the fun. At present they are awaiting the junior-Senior picnic, which will bring this prosperous year to a close. 33 Wilma. 'Q-.., ith Row, L. to R.: D. Williams, B. Adams, A. Austin, J. Lynch, R. Bater, B. Gruendike, B. Woityra,R. Good- berlet. 3rd Row: R. Staub, E. Delflollancler, M. Mattes, A. Blackman, D. Beeman, C. Carr, E. Urckfitz, J. Feck. 2nd Row: F. Kingsbury, j. Coyle, D. jones, R. Pimm, M. Hoff, B. Sage. Ist Row: D. Daycock, G. Foley, M. Lins, N. Miller, C. DeWitt, D. Varley. L. to R.: Miss Welch, Mrs. Knapp, A. Ausun, P. Swanton, R. Goerner, S. Snyder. 63 A55 4th Row, L. to R.: D. Pancoast, R. Theilman, R. Dennis, P. Swanton, J. Hendrickson, j. Benson, R. Em- bling. 3rd Row: S. Snyder, J. Armison, B. Hoff, j. Van Gelder, L. Kingsbury, D. Ess. 2nd Row: D. Pringle, L. Mante, R. Goetner, D. Tanner, R. Dickens, D. Walls. Ist Row: N. Glidden, L. Embling, P. Whalen. After an adventuresome Freshman voyage, the Class of '56 charted their course toward higher learning under the efficient direction of Miss Welch and Mrs. Knapp. They elected Steve Snyder as president, Parl Swanton-vice-president, Roberta Goerner-secretary, and Alan Austin-treasurer. The Sophomores contributed four girls to the cheerleading squad and several boys to the sports activities. Their movie, The Dude Goes West , was s smashing success and they are planning many other activities. 35 ,F 1 ww 7 L L , .K . - ,zu Mya, -, , . . . ,w w ng .Q-Q A. , , .,, :M f , iv, I, Q Q- L, .,,, K. V, . qw ,,,i,, ,-1-xv Q.-,AQ if -X QS' Q9 1 ' A ' L T-.1.xjj' 'm 'T N .. f-5 '15-as . ' stir- XM... -J 1,50 lv, . ,, ..,,., . W, 3, is S m xmk - J.. , V 4 . Q , ' , A N,.k .- 5 V la 3 EN 4th Row, L. to R.: B. Riordan, G. Miller, L. Austin, D. Cramer, P. Tallman, L. Gruendike, R. Lewis. 3rd Row: M. MacMaster, D. Sands, A. Feck, R. Mitchell, G. King, S. Fellows, Mr. Hickox. 2nd Row: D. Armison, G. Leone, P. Del Fave, R. Zorn, R. Sears, N. Adams. Ist Row: G. Roushy, J. Egbert, S. Rudgers, E. Pimm, D. Blaclrnmn, 1. Brodie. This year, under the capable leadership of Captains Hickox and Flint, fifty-four green Freshmen opened the gigantic treasure chest of high school years and filled their pockets with the numerous riches found there for the first year. They elected as president-Larry Gruendikeg vice-president- Paul Daugherty, and Nelson Adams ns secretary-treasurer. To represent them in the Student Forum, they elected Richard Zorn and Eleanor Graf. In the field of sports, the Freshmen certainly show their colors. They contributed one girl to the cheerleading squad, four boys to the soccer team and seven boys to the basketball squad. 37 5th Row, L. to R.: R. Chase, A. Matthews, C. Veelekoop, J. Beaman, H. Eckert. 4th Row: J. Smith, R. Rhinehart, N. Miles, D. Burlingame, D. Graczyk, D. Lewis, M. Meister, P. jefferson. 3rd Row: H. Smith, F. Collard, W. Hunt, R. Quincey, H. Tennity, G. Beldue. 2nd Row: J. Reinhold, E. Bangs F. Thompson, R. Bater, N. Hamblin, Mrs. Ratigan. Ist Row: I. johnson, J. Sturges, W. Varley, j. Ehrmentraut, R. Staub, A. Baker. 855 6' Sth Row, L. to R.: G. Van Neel, 1. Morgan, j. Hutton, R. Osterhoudt, R. Nichols. 4th Row: N. Freeley, B. Zorn, C. Ater, J. Quincey, 1. Lenney, R. Preston, C. Liese, J. Embling, F.Morton. 3rd Row: Mr. Botash, E. Swanton, R. Schur, H. Pimm, K. Parker, B. Welch, J. Piersma, D. Lane, I. Anderson, L. Theilman. 2nJ Row: W. Campbell, j. Fairbanks, G, Miller, N, Marzell, W, Mickel- son, C. Crandall. lst Row: R. Pikuet, R. Pimm, D. Rexinger, A. Wainwright, V. Sage. -i mfs -W 'Pu - ' 14 55-4 Sth Row, L. Lo R.: C. Matzell, A. Sawcley, G. Glidden, R. Burlingame, P. Osterhoudt, C. Trusler, W. Perry. 4th Row: C. Aradine, P. Tosh, R. Tennity, H. Worden, j. Huff, A. Ratigan, W. MacMnster, T. Snyder, N. Thurley, L. Carr. 3rd Row: L. Troyer, J. Hansen, M. Morgan, B. Wilson, L. Goerner, K. MacMasters, B. Gruendike, R. Pringle, Mrs. Morris. 2nd Row: Borgus, M. Feltner, B. Mitchell, R. Bater, I. Mitchell, C. Fink. Ist Row: G. Queary, D. Beeman, F. Bark ey, T. Sterner, G. Zelgler, j. Reed. Eli 612 'DE Sth Roxy, L. to R.: R. Baker, E. Grieder, M. Diegal, G. Barkley, T. Taylor, W. Hulburt. 4th Row: J. Hoff, R. Robinson, L. Sutton, C. Routier, E. Booth, C. Rudgers, J. Beaman, L. Eckert, D. Berle, B. Smith. 3rd Row: R. Fairbanks, J. Ellison, R. Cabic, G. Fuller, M. Hart, C. Beswick, K. Wheeler, Y. Liese, P. Sears, Mr. Muson. 2nd Row: F. Firianian, McElver, N. Marion, B. DelFave, F. Drury, B. Beal. Ist Row: L. DeWick, C. Hayes, R. Beldue, R. Hef er, B. Ensign. 1 HI'? 'QSN ..SY' x ls- sz. L. i I Jw 4 ,,. vxAf,fLfw.fv- x.ZK.!X.xxfLs,, .f-5,-pifk g,gt.A-s.fQ-fi-' g.zL.f!fL ..fxfg,4-,Q slg,,s.fsfS- l-11, K X ,gil ! gf 10 W x5 .g XX S is 2 If ZX, 4' X R ,x W ik ng ww X-I X is ix P Zi, M ,f -.-- , L Q L L LL1LL: , L K' '- S x . ,5,,N,,, wp.. L LA,-, ' .L g5'Effg,f 3 A. M392 - -L j sgL:fz':gg+4.f t , , ' LL Zy. LL . , A gw:-41 x K 2 , 1LA ' L gsqgw, ' 1 0 A 2,1 ,L ,L L L NL, i L L X RL LX S5253 m W L L - wfflfffn L , T m . , RX f ,X . .Q 4 SH' P' 'Y . . Up in a tree! wamn' Cars, cars cars X 'x N Q7 x VE mm fl ml ,L L cw Two little totsl ' 4 L L W. :ik fi 1 ma L if UA L vf V ,L L, 4: Out in the snowl Pretty proud! Digging in the su Me and my broth4 -1 ii' 4th Row, L. to R.: D. Amesbury, S. Hemmerick, M. Schusterbauer, W. Leathersich, B. Brooks, E. Bound, C. Urcltfitz. 3rd Row: D. Ruesel, L. Leone, R. Smith, L. Cowie, C. Mitchell, 1. MacMaster, A. Kendall 2nd Row: R. Hiclrolr, j. Hutton, M. Fairbanks, B. Walls, R. jones, D. Bangs, S. Taylor. Isl Rowg Mrs: Aradine, K. Webster, S. Nixon, R. Queary, S. Sage, D. Gsmbrill, L. Pimm. fl: 632 DE 4th Row, L. to R.: M. Osborne, J. Hickok, H. Malenowski, C. Ludd, 1. Warney, ju. Leibeck, B. Tower, G. Beattie. 3rd Row: K. Hopson, S. Collard, B. MncMaster, R. E rmentraut, S. Rusk, j. Fuller, j. McGill. 2nd Raw: B. Schermerhorn, D. Armison, G. Mitchell, V. Schwalm, R. Spring, D. Kohlman, R. Van Neel. Isz Row: Miss Redfern, V. Pimm, V. Bridgeman, P. Quincey, R. Glenn, B. johnson. 43 GEQAIZT llh Ruff. L. to R.: G. Perry, G. Pimm, F. Richards, C. Pancoast, j. Leathersich, R. Arnold, 1. Herrick. Zrfi' Rout P. Kruze, A. Brodie, D. Green, A. jeske, B. Fuller, Nl. Kendall, L. Scott. 2nd Row: W. Sigel, D. Titsworth, li. Stevens, L. Smith, J. NlcGill, A. Xiitchell. lst How: Nlrs. Vail, R. Baker, K. Church, G. ldeman, J. Brown, E. Fairbanks. 11h Row, L. to R.: L. Beattie, l.. Burling, H. Ratigan, Wade, B. Galloway, B. Slocum, Nl. Bangs, R. Nlattes. 3rd Row: B. DeNlarco, X1. Zaiac, B. Fulford, F. Warney, J. Freeman, T. Taylor, L. Amesbury. Zmz' Rong' L. Bater, VI. Barton, E. Volk, D. Brooks, D. Werth. Isl Roux' Miss Ratigan, D. Ray, W. Bater, K. Lenz, S. Capamaggio, B. Glanville, R. Brew. U ff Auf 631 4th Row, L. to R.: C. Laley, S. Beasom, R. Herbert, C. Diltz, L. Leathersich, M. McAvoy, R. Mothorp, R Randall, C. Wade, B. Nichols. 3rd Row: I. Wade, D. Green, M. Hulbert, E. Reedhead, S. Herley, S. Lane W. Popovich, S. MacDonald, D. Pengelly. 2nd Row: E. Heinrich, N. Steedman, P. Stevens, A. Pancoast, N Adams, B. Mitchell, D. Wilcox, V. Glena, S. Ray. lst Row: D. Bater, G. Capamaggio, B. Hutton, R. Di Giacomo, L. Walls, D. Hopson, M. Wetzel, M. Urckfitz, Mrs. Hickox. B. Hutton, M. McAvoy S. MacDonald. D. Randall 46 -9-ll' -if-UH Xiu-I-lg g,1fw-v Q ,QISVN .,f ,.,7f -iii- Xgfnf'-f -,svn-nav ffv i 21 s!l!V ' vierry Christmas to you! ff! , ,ii K. o Ride 'em cowboy! In the good old summertime! ' if I E QV! V L Xe mava R X i a V ' r X X 6 Ki R A get r f ,Q-V W, , 1 ' ' i ty ' - fe ! A, X . I K ,, - i k 4 ,- K S K in m mil t ,pp A . s . A if ' A x'!- YS sn,.:if-Q iff Selig t iiil ii'i - H G V L L ' A A x':Q5:x ZLA -fdg V N ice unting season! Q 6 ,..., Q t What a grin! What have we here! Round and round we go! 48 l D T- RES Wifi 3 4th Row, L. to R.: S. Pancoast, B. Hutchins, N. jefferson, L. Adams, J. Adams, R.Meister D. Dickson, B. Huff, L. Gales. 3rd Row: S. Graf, G. Dang erty, -G. Malone, H. jordan, 1. Routier, F. Mickelson, j. Tuscher, B. Young, J. Burroughs. Seated: Miss Willey, M. Todaro, E. Vellekoop, P. Griebel, S. Lewis, J. Markle, N. Wood. Kneeling: L. Wallace, M. Moehn, C. Roushey, D. Lucas, B. Piersma, D. Osterhoudt, D. Roberts, G. Sable, S. Swift. -Hh Row, L. to R.: I. Sterner, P. Baker, J. Glidden, D. Arva, M. Roberts, S. Reed, E Euler, L. Hopkins, j. MacMaster. 3rd Row: C. Widener, D. O'Connor, G. Deigel, D. Parr A. Sieloff, P. Betz, L. Sanderson, D. Thieleman, L. Knox, D. Wainwright, j. Kennedy Seated: D. Alexander, A. Harris, S. Tulloch, Mrs. Sigworth, C. Woods, B. Lawrence, C Ellison. Kneeling: D. Voke, R. Tanner, S. Rose, R. Mason, D. Malone, C. Ensign. 49 0325 T53 I4 4th Row, L. to R.: 1. Hamblin, B. Burroughs, R. james, D. Betteridge, R. jones,j. McFee, S. Kyle, j. Daugherty. 3rd Row: M. Taylor, R. Feck, R. Parker, K. Pfrengle, A. Cramer, R. Stevens, R. Spring, S. Ess, P. Eckert. Seated: Mrs. Davis, C. Hutchines, N. Wunder, M. Ryan, N. Baker, C. Tower, R. Schermerhorn. Floor: D. Marvin, L. Alexander, L. Young, M. Welch, C. Sherwood, S. Hess. 4th Row, L. to R.: R. Nichols, G. Whelpton, F. Beach, J. Albright, M. Finlt, K. Blair, L. Hill, R. Wainwright, M. Fellows, J. Van Gelder, J. Sands. Seated: N. Peckin, T. Staub, B. Routiet, F. Miller, R. Preston, D. Nelms, Miss Woods. Kneeling: D. Baker, P. DeWick, K. Huey, j. Lucas, B. Woods, M. Meister. 50 SE' llh Raw, L. to R.: G. Hutchins, J. llart, L. Barkley, R. llill, N. Neal, j. Baker. inf Nuff.- j. Lehman, B. Stanford, R. Schneider, j. Schmalz, C. Finlayson, R. Davis, E. Canarvis, I F. Reusch, Mrs. Baldeck. 211.1 Row: .v1. Markey, S. Eugen, L. Lancaster, G. Ensign, M. McFee, C. Nixon. Isl Row: R. Rose, A'. Deigel, A. Traino, R. Betteridge, R. lietteridge. ,Q wish S625 0 0 as -ith Row, L. to R.: L. lluey, B. Ives, D. Nelms, L. Fuller, R. Decker, Xi. Laley, L. Nes- bitt, C. Geiger, Mrs. Wing. 3rJ Roux- L. Elliot, A. Reitz, R. Uartz, S. Adams, C. Wake, S. jones, R. Xloore, C. Leibeck. Seated: P. Morris, L. Kent, B. Allen, K. Kelley, D. kiacklaster, j. Madison, J. Xiaysick. Floor: R. Malerk, 1. Burdsall, P. Swift, L. Curtis, D. Tosh, J. Kleyers. 53 3rd Row, L. to R.: B. Cowie, D. Cooper, W. MaGill, T. Kier, C. Cutler, M. Tomb, J. Buck- man, S. Sanderson, Mrs. Parker. 2nd Row: R. Clark, H. Marlrey, H. George, j. Loedel, A. Cutler, S. Alexander, S. Leupold, K. O'Brien. Floor: L. Kink, J. Woods, A. MacDonald, S. Spangenberg, E. MacDonald, D. Rose, K. Griffin. ' TCR iivil E Standing, L. to R.: R. Rhinehart, I. Gay, R. Johnson, R. Pimm, S. Smedley, S. Herley, E. DuVal, Mrs. Fay, R. Fodge, L. Carmer, L. Chapman. Seated: P. Lellxeclr, R. Church, R. Eagan, K. Re:.ides, S. Kelly, B. Titsworth, K. Fuller. Floor: T. Glanville, K. Lynch, M. Blanco, M. Kruze, J. Scott, H. Glessing. w.z.vQg A X, in 1- 'f L 3rd Row, L. to R.: R. Sadwick, K. Beu, L. Falls, R. Sigworth. 2nd Row: E. McCarthy, C. Malerk, R. Utter, D. Reynolds, M. Benson, C. Elliott. Ist Row: Mrs. Parker, K. Gartz, K. MacDonald, S. Peterson, D. Roberts, M. Schur, G. Glidden, D. North. Heuer TUE 3rd Row, L. to R.: K. Lenz, 1. Williams, D. Sears, L. Partyka, R. Maysiclc, D. Whiteside, R. Fulford, Mrs. Fay. 2nd Row: Q. Snyder, M. Herbert, J. Freeman, j. Pagel, L. Kissel, S. Conley, E.. Sullivan, M. Pengelly, S. Dellollander. Seated: L. Lucas, C. Reynolds, J. Murray, 1. Fuller, T. O'Brien, D. Bridgeman, M. Voorheis. Standing, L. to R.: L. Bowman, I. McCall, M. McCullen, M. Hayes, K. Pfrengle, A. Sable, R. Thompson, Mrs. VanCise. Sealed: K. Knox, I. MacLaren, R. Hall, D. Pappas,D Ouweleen, R. Stein, 1. Weidner. AEZRJDW D Standing, L. to R.: M. Jacobs, C. Kennedy, F. Rolda, R. Wisatski, S. Schwartz, R. Laglia. Seated: Mrs. Van Cise, M. Dayis, J. Breiner, V. Krishan, E. Bauersmith, E. Heeg, M. Start. Floor: L. Ackerman, L. Ackerman, M. Calvete. 56 ol P' L. to R.: T. Peer, T. Burnett, H. Peer, D. Hayes, P. Burnett, S. Weber, M. Hnyes, R Pikuet, L. Pikuet, D. Tallman, R. Weber, Mrs. O'Br1en. Standing, L. to R.: G. Gardner, C. Taylor, Mrs. Tiede, D. Voke, D. Henderson, F. Meister, S. Mickelson, G. Condrat, R. Osterhoudt, B. Widener, K. Ross. Seated: B. Voke, L. Lucas, S. Ross, S. Henderson, G. Taylor, D. Sabel, E. Osterhoudt. 6 GENE!!! K 1511 -S' 4th Row. L. lo R.: D. Young, R. Daugherty, G. Marlo, C. Andreas, D. Eggleston, T. Nlatzell, B. McLaren. 3rd Row: A. Widner, R. Sieloff, G. Feeley, G. Feltner, L. Love, J. Smith, B. Seely, L. Love, Mrs. DeBetger. Seated: R. Huff, H. Young, D. Smith, Stevens. Floor: N. Tusher, J. Feltner, 1. Rycraft, R. Stevens, L. Knolle. Our Sister Ships located in the Churchville-Chili Districts are looking forward to the time when they will move into new quarters and be one big happy crew. I-'or the time being each ship, under expert Captainship, is steering toward great fields of learning knowing that soon they will be secure in a new port with ship shape conditions. The Yearbook Staff sincerely hopes that they will no longer have to serve in the galley of outlying districts, but will soon be promoted to a Captain's Quarters complete with modern conveniences which will better facilitate their future education. 58 X I 24,1 I X AAA,- if X :bil-sam , l Z ,gx X .,v- is .2 .I u, CD 1 Mfvtn-1' '40-A-'uf N-AAA! x'V1A.1 N-'iv'-4.41 M1 .fffp J an M.. HL ? 5 Q 3 Prom -trotting! Kinda drippyl HE N Sleepy Dick! The dying cowboy! dig szummz 1 ,, 3rd Row, L. to R.: B. Woityra, L. Embling, Mr. Taylor. 2nd Row: E. Graf, S. Way, F. Firianian, T. Taylor, V. Sage, D. Zorn. 3rd Row: P. Kenney, D. Eggleston, A. jackson, D. Rush, B. judd. -5' 'G M Gb E. Dr. Vail E. Steiner K. Hoehn Ma. Daycock j. Daycock 1 m?'JI-I '95 45,93 PAZRO var 'Q if S-.ll 4th Row, L. to R.: G. Beldue, R.. jones, R. Spring, C. Urchfitz, M. Osborne, j. Leibeck, R. Fair- banks, B. Tower. 3rd Row: B. MncMaster, S. Collard, A. Kendall, K. Hopson, J. Hutton, V. Schwan, F. Steiner, R. Hickok, B. Schemerhorn. 2nd Row: Mr. Brockley, J. johnson, L. Leone, L. Cowie, L. Armieon, B. Randall, B. johnson. lst Row: C. Slater, R. Strong, E. Saudey, R. Queary, G. Gambrill, S. Nixeon, E. Tiuworth. Hoff Snyde r Abbert Daycock S Y 15110324235 0 5 6' nf Standing, L. to R.: S. Adams, D. Walls, V. Burns, G. Bound, C. Van Neal, E. Hill, A. Morgan. 2nd Row: Mrs. Shults, B. Peterson, D. Darrow, C. Hunt, C. Hunt, D. Armison. Ist Row: A. jackson, D. Carmer, J. Mills, R. Hart, 1. Adams. 3rd Row, L. to R.: N. Adams, B. Start, R. Pimm, L. Bresslin, S. Snyder. 2nd Row: E. Sturges, j Lynch, R. Dennis, H. Gruendike, B. Woityra, F. Kohlman, Mr. Roewer. Ist Row: RL Rhinehart, j Hnll, L. Wheeler, 1. Coyle, W. Young, D. jones. 6' 0' 64 'Jmazg 3rd Row, L. to R.: B. Daycock, C. Meister, D. Liebeck, P. Lins, G. Bound, R. Lewis 2nd Row: D. Cnrmer, V. Pringle, D. Walls, V. Bums, G. Boehn, M. Meister, B. Statt, G Beldue, M. Adams. Ist Row: M. A. Gerace, L. Stiles, S. Adams, j. Armison, K. Hoehn A' CLUBS 'Q Q 'T fgl .Q 1... S.. .ESI Standing, L. to R.: Mr. Brockley, E. Hill, R. Avery, B. Sage, C. Carr, S. Snyder, V. Burns, D. Beswick, K. Hoehn, M. Abbert, D. Pancoast. Seated: D. Darrow, P. Kenney, E. Sherwood, J. Beaman. N Q pf 7 65 45h Row, L. to R.: j. Swartz, H. Hart, V. Pringle, E. Hill, E. Steiner, D. Carmer, M. Adams, A Daugherty, P. Kenney. 3rd Row: T. Hoff, B. McNees, G. Peckham, D. Rusk, M. Abbert, D. Huff, D DeCramer, D. Osborne, I. Daycoclt, L. Beaman. 2nd Row: G. DeBerger, J. Grayzck, K. Hohen, D Allison, 1. Stuart, H. McGill, L. Stiles, M. Gerace, D. Darrow. lst Row: C. Meister, D. Leibeck, D Pederson, A. Schur, D. Rush, R. Schur, P. Lina, T. Houser. 5th Raw, L. to R..- R. Baker, B. Sage, K. Church, E. Fairbank, P. Kruze, A. Brodie. 4th Row: N Shusterbauer, C. Kendall, R. Randall, D. Cotter, P. Mothorp, L. Kendall, R. Aradine, T. Freeman D. Scott. 3rd Row: K. Hemmerick, L. Amesbury, D. Schur, G. Gambrill, K. Way, j. Liebeck, M Pringle, C. Drury, G. Bater, J. Wilcox. Seated: E. Stevens, L. Smith, F. Richardson, C. Pancoast G. Pimm, G. Parry, D. Titsworth. Floor: D. Green, R. Nesbitt, M. Kendall, j. McGill, S. Ideman L. Kruze. f '1:Sf5s5uW'i5'9 ii P' g LHB Sth Row, L. to R.: E. Swanton, j. Brodie, V. Sage, R. Pikuet, W. Varley, j. Quincey. 4th Row: C Dodson, L. Gruendrke, 1. Hendrickson, C. Fleming, R. Goodberlet, I. Hutton, A, Austin, D, Pan: coast, R. Staub. 3rd Row: P. Tallman, D. Williams, B. Sage, R. Zorn, D. Pederson, M. Rush, R Z D. - ' ' ' om, . Cramer, R. Parker. 2nd Row. S. Way, D. Armrson, F. Kingsbury, P. DelFave B. Berle- j. Armrson, J. Fairbanks, D. Varley. Isl Row: N. Marzell, L. Euler, H. Martin, P. Daiigherty, J: Egbert, B. Ball. Sth Row, L. to R.: K. Hopson, M. Way, j. johnson, E. Sawdey, E. Titsworth, R. Newman, R. Herrick. 4th Row: E. Bound, A. Ratigan, F. Drury, C. Aradine, E. Greider, T. Taylor, M. Felrner, M. Osborne. 3rd Row: D. Kohlman, C. Urchfitz, F. Firjanian, D. Berle, V. Schwalm, S. Mattes, S. Rusk, B. Schermerhorn. 2nd Row: L. Cowie, A. Kendall, L. Leone, R. Glens, L. DeWrck, E. Stein. Ist Row: S. Sage, S. Nixon, G. Leibeck, P. Quincey, V. Pimm, R. Strong, C. Slater. 67 -1Q?! l' 1.-'i.HQ'1.1nn-'.1'l.l-1X Q 67131113 .ith Row L. to R.: D. Young, L. Love, D. I-layes, P. Burnett, Daugherty, D. Rose, J VanGeldbr C. Vetato, Xi. Griffin, L. Schwalm, P. DeWick, R. Nichols. 3rJ,Row: L. Hop: kins L. Gales D. Dickson, R. Coulson, S. Rose, S. Weber, C. johnson, M. Fink, D llickls, D. Wainvifright. 2nd Row: M. Todaro, B. Huff, J. Burroughs, G. Sable, R. Weber, D. Eckert, A. Harris, B. Lawrence, L. Pikuet, N. Baker. lst Row: D. Voke, R. Mason, G. Rose, C. Maier, j. McFee, j. Pengelly, L. Knox, G. Nelma, 1. Hoomans, D. Arva. uh Row, L. to R.: B. Resides, L. Stewart, G. Gardner, K. Ross, P. Widener, M. Hayes j. Feltner, H. Young, S. King, L. Reddick, B. Woods, D. Fuller, j. Glidden. 3rd Row: M Miller, S. Ess, R. Parker, K. Tallman, R. Pikuet, R. Stevens, R. james, R. Reddick, L Richardson, S. Reed, E. Euler. 2nd Row: N. Wunder, E. Vellekoop, G. Daugherty, S Tulloch, B. Young, M. Hohen, K. Blair, N. Smedley, K. Kelley, C. Ellison. lst Row: D Reddick, M. Reusch, J. Rath, F. jordan, K. Huey, j. Albright, D. Lucas, Xi. Roberts, S Pancoast. 68 Xxx' gi . K S XE f? Sweet Adeline! P u I '11 ' if 'fe W m :,e, ,Ay Homer and jethrol Adiago X 42 ' t X-.KAI A Big occas ionl dresgejnnl bv' J kq. Etvi tm W N r Hey- what is this? ,, 4 nw . f vzr 5 an' e e , 1 li V, . just relaxing! Oh - how we danced 4 'swf' - 4 Line fonns at the righ 1 4 SEN? R ' ' 4th Row, L. to R.: T. Hoff, D. Eggleston, K. Hopson, G. Leone, C. Burchill, D. Pederson, W. Young, H. Synder. 3rd Row: E. Swanton, D. Pancoast, G. Bound, M. L. Hoff, W. Parry, B. Berle, j. Egbert, F. Kings- bury, D. Pederson. 2nd Row: D. Osborne, V. Sturges, A. jackson, M. Adams, D. Daycock, L. Kingsbury. Ist Row: R. Zorn, P. Daugherty, B. Ball, J. Armison, K. Parker, F. Drury, j. Fairbanks. .G Ju 'Q Q5 3rd Row, L. to R.: E. Swanton, V. Pringle, A. Daugherty, N. Miller. 2nd Row: J. VanGelder L. Mante, L. Stiles. Ist Row: R. Goerner, D. Sands, D. Day- cock, Mrs. Kujala. 71 J .fs ff' 32115 4. 4th Row L. to R.: C. Meister, C. Van Neel, G1 Bound,VA. Schur, G. Miller, D. Leibeck, D. Pederson, D. Beswick, A Austin J Daycoclt H. Snyder. 3rd Row: D. Walls, D. -Bones, A. Morgan, j. VanGelder, B Adams, Lins, P.,Tdllman, D.'Boughner, V. Burns. 2nd Row: D. anner, L. Stiles, L. Mante, M. Hoff, ll' G lt D Emblin , Ist Row: R. Sears, M. Gerace, M. Meister, B. Goerner, D. Daycoclt, D. A non, j. raczy , . g F. Kingsbury, M. Mattes, H. McGill, 1. Bruton, C. DeWitt, E. Graf, D. Sands. 4th Row, L. to R.: 1. Mills, P. Whalen, A. Daugherty, J. Adams, M. Meister, R. Hart, C. Hunt, C. Hunt, V. Pringle, D. Blackman, B. Bache. 3rd Row: A. Morgan, D. Allison, A. Schur, B. Adams, C. Meister, G. Miller, D. Boughner, V. Burns, V. Sturgess, j. Armiaon. 2nd Row: L. Mante, F. Kingsbury, J. Feclt, j. Bruton, J. Stuart, R. Sears, P. Del Fave, B. Berle, E. Graf, Mrs. Rodgers. lst Row: D. Daycock, R. Goerner j. Van Gelder, L. Embling, M. Lirrs, N. Miller, M. Gerace, L. Stiles. 'QQ' rfiwn . if ER jgjxg N, sl' Q- ir A T 4th Rmu, L. to R.: P. Swanton, j. Coulson, D. Osborne, D. Eggleston, R. Feeley, E. Steiner, P. Del Fave, B. Berle, C. Liese, j. Armison. 3rd Row: B. Peterson, D. Armison, Stuart, S. Adams, V. Sturges, D. Darrow, E. Sherwood, P. Whalen, A. jackson. Qml Row: C. Hunt, C. Hunt, R. Hart, G. Foley, M. Lins, N. Miller, A. Daugherty, D. Blackman, J. Swartz. Ist Row: J. Egbert, D. Carmer, M. Adams, L. Embling, B. llache, E. Pimm, j. Mills, V. Pringle, Mr. Taylor. 4th Row, L. tn R.: I. Anderson, P. jefferson, M. Huff, A. Matthews, C. Vellekoop, J. Embling, S. Way, C. Aradine. 3rd Row: 1. Borgus, W. MacMaster, S. Lewis, M. Hart, C. Beswick, B. Gruendike, B. DelFave, Mrs. Rogers. 2nd Row: J. Ratigan, L. Carr, D. Berle, D. Beaman, N. Feeley, K. Wheeler, C. Beal. 73 6303 635 0 :SQ RGB, Kohlman, N. Wunder, H. jordan ty, S. Mattes, R. Fairbanks, R Schemerhorn, R. Parker. lst Row A. Cramer, S. Ess, j. Sterner, P Quincey, L. Pimm, S. Sage, M. Fink ff' 0' A ' 2nd Row L toR Coulson F Kin sbur T Hoff , . .: j. , . g y . D. Pancoast, D. Pederson, G. Leone. 1st,R0wg N: Miller, H. Snyder, B. Bound, M. Hoff, W. Parry, B. Berle, D. Pederson, D. Eggleston, D. Osborne, Mr. Taylor. 4th Row, L. to R.: B. Young, M. Osbom, R. Fairbanks, K. Parker, W. Parrif, 1. johnson, E. Bound, A. Ratigan, 3rd Row: W. Vare', 1. Burroughs, D. Roberts, M. Fairbanks, G. Dauglserty, j. Hutton, R. Schemerhorn. 2nd Row: S. Ess, A. Kindall, L. Pimm, S. Nixson, D. Lucas, J. Mason. Ist Row: L. Knox, j. McFee, S. Hess, C. Sherwood. 'ZZ P I 74 4th Row, L. to R.: I. Egbert, R. Fairbanks, M. Hart, I. Hoff, C. Aradine, Embling, D. Sands, B. Ball. 3rd ow: j. johnson, A. Rati- gan, M. Osborne, E. Bound, D. 2nd Row: 1. Burroughs, G. Daugher- N 'fp A09 I l if Xffb I-1, N , V , , - , L -vs ww ,....-an-,gh Fhe West Side Gang! ' Down in frontl W Working hardl St-r-r-ike onel r h r ,, Nfl JQMIN 'A' .1 rr r i W What'11 you have? Who 's the victirr Schur it isl f f.,.L, 60 footer! 76 CQACIYEG Mr. Max son Ms. Wnllace Mr. Van Lure 77 L. to R.: j. Dnycock, W. Lnwrence, R. Feely, B. Dnycock, D. Huff. 'B ANA 13326 R. Denml Ro SS G. Peckham Goose? A. Aulnn Hhfn Standing, L. to R.. H. Martm, S. Snyder, D. Pederson. Seated: M. Rush, R. Thelman, E. Rudger. Qmk . . ,,,.L . j x u 0 ,'kN 78 D. Murray u W Dane 10' Standmg, L. to R.. B. Gruendxke, B. Woatyra 1.1 Hendrickson, R. Goodberlec. Seated: M. B owe: . s, R Zorn, N. Adams. T. House: TO m ' W. .4 X 'ROD me R. Schur H833 ng. D. Eggleston ZS 'E D. Rllk D. Pederson n 'U DQ I Q gk Duifo' Ugg, Ist Row,- L. to R.: M. Rush, H. Gruendike, R. Dennis, E. Steiner, H. Martin. 2nd Row: G. Peckham, W. Lawrence, D. Eggleston, A. Austin, D. Rush, R. Bater, D. Huff. 3rd Row: R. Zorn, N. Adams, D. Beeman, R. Theilmnn, 1. Daycockl 4th Row: B. Judd, D. Pederson, T. Houser, R. Schur. SOCCER SCORES 1953 Honeoye Falls 2 Churchville 4 Scottsvllle 2 Churchville 8 Penfield 6 Churchville 6 Honeoye Falls 0 Churchville 4 Hilton 3 Churchville 6 Rush-Henrietta 3 Churchville 4 Penfield 2 Churchville 0 Pittsford 7 Churchville 0 80 'BBA Sth Row, L. to R.: R. Thieleman, G.' Peckham, I. Hendrickson. 4th Row: D. Beeman, A. Austin, D. Pederson, D. Rush, E. Sturges. 3rJ Row: D. Eg leston, D. Cramer, D. Pederson, D. Rusk, T. Houser, J. Quincey. Zm? Row: P. Dougherty, ll. Martin, R. Zorn, 51. Rush, E. Rudgers. Ist Row: N. Adams, 1. McCarthy, J. Brodie. BASEBALL scones 1953 Spencerport 2 Churchville 1 Honeoye Falls 2 Churchville 8 Scottsville 3 Churchville 2 Penfield 3 Churchville 2 Rush-Henrietta I Churchville 9 Pittsford 4 Churchville O Scottsville 3 Churchvllle 10 Penfield ll Churchville 8 Spencerport 4 Churchville 3 Pittsford 4 Churchville 2 Honeoye Falls 13 Churchville 12 Rush-Henrietta 9 Churchville 2 81 'duuvioa VARSFl j H' 2 - Hagan Dm . E . - d Assay uUlCKlg vflnQ51Ty L o I5 ooamng X-seLevv' H. MaGill 82 k,L ,,6e sf- L .1 ' J 'Adds 9 A. jackson ! I H1 Z l JQANN SWARTZ Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 49 Mixed C!l0l'f-IS 3, 43 Science Club lg H1-Life Staff l. CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1954 HAROLD H. EMBLING Compliments of your CHEVROLET Dealer PETHERBRIDGE MOTORS, INC. Byron - Churchville HAmilton 0279 RELIN, INC. Musical Instruments Supplies Film Library Service Proiectors 477 Central Avenue Rochester 5, N. Y. Tor Your Complete Grocery Needs KEN 'S GROCIRY North Chili Churchvi 11e ROXANNE FELLOWS Science Club lg Girls' Chorus 1, 25 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 49 Yearbook Staff 4. Compliments of JAMES WELDING WORKS Churchville, New York HUBER'S HARDWARE STORE Hardware, Household Appliances Tel. 210 Caledonia, New York Compliments of THE JOHNSON HOUSE Churchville, New York Compliments of THE LI'I'I'LE RESTAURANT 7 E. Buifalo Street Churchville, New York JOHN SCHNIDER Sewing Machines Electrified and Repaired 2461 West Side Drive N. Chili, New York COMPLIMENTS OF HARRY 0. ASHLEY BERGEN, N.Y. HENRY SNYDER Honor Society 1, 25 Q Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Library Club lg Science Club 1, 2, 35 Music Council l, 39 Boys' Chorus l, 2, 3, 43 Senior Band l, 2, 3, 4: Jazz Band l, 2, 3, 43 Safety Patrol 29 Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Proiec- tion Staff 4. BR AD FOR D COWTE COMPLIME NTS OF F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 1, Trelsurer 3, T' I 1 Y A f President 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Q Club 1, 2, 3, 4g R ' ' REN' naman. Honor Society 1, 43 jazz Band 3g Safety Q oB,, In RUG STORE , P l L 1' L cueoonux New vonx- . BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS G: 1954 BEO TRUCK SALES 0F BOCIIESTEB, INC. School Buses Trucks HART'S FOOD STORE Premium ot No Cos? Qualify Foods at Low Cost Donald LoDue, Mgr- CHURCHVILLE, NEW YORK COOKE 'S COTTAGE Home of Southern Fried Chicken Tel. 51F11 Bergen. New York LOIS STIL ES Hi-Life Staff lg Q Club 4, Girls' Chonxs 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Triple Trio 45 Girls' Intramurals l, 2, 33 Ping- PongA2, 3, 49 Swimming 3, 49 Cheerleading 2, 3, 43 Yearbook Staff 45 Dra9ua:ics'Club 35 Sci- ence Club lg Maiorette 1, 2, 33 Senior Play Cast 49 Library Club 3, 4- COMPLIMENTS OF HIGBIE FARM SUPPLIES, INC Union Street, Chili, New York Tel. Spncrpt. 3-4264 Compliments to the Senior Class SECURITY TRUST CO. OF ROCHESTER Churchville, New York R w. HoPsoN, mc. 141 E. Buffalo Rd. Churchville, N. Y. PLYMOUTH AND CHRYSLER CARS SPENCERPORT STAR PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS COMMERCIAL PRINTERS A . cc 'o T0 '9 SPENCERPQRT, New vom Repairing Visit our store and see o Complete stock of Crumbacher ond Devoe Artists Supiplies SLEGI-lT'S BOOK STORE 67 Main St. Batavia, N. Y. Compliments of SHIRLEY ADAMS Library Club 1, 2, 45 Science C ub lg F.H.A. 1 2 3 45 Year- book Staff 43 Gihsh ehoms 1, FOWLERS HOME FURNISHINGS 2, 39 Mixed Chorus 4. Brockport New York LOUIS P. BRADY MERT FLETCHER 37 MAIN STREET LE ROY, NEW YORK Valspar Paint and Vornlsh Mobil Products lmperlal Wall Paper Inlaid Linoleum Window Shades Hygrade Lamps 2763 Chlli Avenue S.H. Green Stamps Linoleum Plastic Wall Tile, Asphalt Tile Compliments of E. L. CO0NEY YOUR INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER DEALER 54 South Main Between the tracks Churchville, N. Y. Phone 636 COMPUMENTS Compliments of OF ALLEN GREEN MARY's BEAUTY sHoP CADILLAC cHuRcHvn.LE, N. Y. Brockport, N, Y, 87 MARILYN ADAMS Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Chorus l, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 43 Library Club 2, 43 Science Club 19 Yearbook Staff 3, 4g Hi-Life Staff 3g Q Club 43 Girls' Intra- murals 2, 35 Senior Play Cast 4. Compliments of CHARLES MILLER Churcbvllle J. SCHOTT 8. SON Oliver Cletrac, Papec and New Idea Farm Equipment Dealers In Livestock Diamond T. Trucks Sales and Service 3900 Buffalo Rd. Genesee 4950 Spencerporf 3-4552 SPENCERPORT LUMBER CO. Lumber Building Materials When Your Need ls Lumber Call This Number Tel. Spencerport 8 Compliments of DA'IZ ESSO Buffalo Road at Whittier Street ERICH STEINER Compliments of Soccer 45 Boys' Chorus 45 zi3 2lE20:Pf,ifr'g1:'z'4f0Ci Y CALEDONIA OUTFITTERS, INC. l Phone 135 Caledonia, New York EARL'S SERVICE STATION C0mP1imeUfS Of Mobilgas - Mobiloil MORGAN 'S DAIRY Prop. Earl Rudgers Buffalo Road at Union Street Phone 3-5181 N. chin, New York SPe Ce'P0 ' New Y0'k Compliments of CHURCHVILLE-CHILI F . F. A. Bradford Cowie Ed Sturges Larry Wheeler Francis Kholman Leon Bresslin William Young James Hill Alvin Thurley William Statt Donald Jones Robert Riordan joseph Coyle Rgnald Rhinehart Harold Gruendike Nelson Adams MF- Roewer Steve Snyder Roland Pimm John Lynch Bill Woityra Ross Dennis MEADOWBROOK FARMS Pure Jersey Milk, Pasteurized and Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Homogenized Cash Sl Carry 45 Senior Play Cast 44 Science 1 . . Union Street at North Chili ANN MORGAN Chorus 4g F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Pres. C ub 1, Safety Patrol l, Girls' Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4. 89 WAYNE BURLINGAME john Marshall High School l, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 45 Boys' Quartet 4g Senior Play Cast 4. Compliments of BOB'S FRIENDLY SERVICE Churchville, New York Compliments of CHURCHVILLE TRACTOR 81 IMPLEMENT CO. Your Massey-Harris Dealer Tel. 721W 10-12 Buffalo Road Churchville, New York Compliments of BOB'S SWEET SHOP 'I'he best in light sandwiches and ice-cream specialties. Brockport, New York T KRECKMAN'S CLOTHING Shoes, Gifts, Diamonds. Wedding Rings' Sportswear, Sporting Goods, Dry Cleaning, Watches, Appliances. School Supplies, Photo Developing, Barber Shop 4357 Buffalo Road, N. Chili, New York Compliments of H. M. BROWN CO. Chevrolet--Oldsmobile SPEARES HOMES Soles--Service Parts-Accessories T 1. 2-5218 , N Y k e Spencerport ew or Phone 62 Caledonia, N. Y. 90 Gas Oil JUNE MILI5 ' Science Club I9 Girls' Chorus S 1, 2, 3, 4g Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Archery Club 25 Safety Patrol lg Bergen, New York Senior Play Cast 43 lF.H.A. 2, Q ' I I, 2, , if 4 GH S ntmmum S 3 Pratt 8. Lambert Paints Tubes Tires ure AUTOMOBILE Fl0YD M. IACKEY General Insurance CHURCHVILLE, N. Y. I7 Norm sum P:fa'E' 700 COMP ENSATION GRIFFIN TEXACO SERVICE Buffalo Road and Union Street North Chili New York Phone: Spencerport 3-4791 Compliments of ED ROTI-IFUS Buffalo Road ond Westside Drive North Chili, New York Compliments of HARRY S. ADAMS Electric wiring ond Repairs Telephone 703W Churchville, N. Y. RICHARD EGGL ESTON Basketball I, 2, 3, 49 Soccer 3, 45 Baseball 39 ,Volleyball 2, 3, 45 Band I, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Cho- rus 3, 45 Boys' Quartet 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 3, 45 Student Forum I, 3, 4, President 45 Senior Play Cast 4. VIRGINIA BURNS Library Club 43 Dramatics Club 35 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Archery Club 45 Yearbook Staff 4. Compliments of STRAND THEATER BROCKPORT NEW YORK ARN0lD Oll COMPANY CHLRCHVILLE AND BROCKPORT, N. Y. PETROLEUM PRODUCTS BROCKPORT 6 Compliments of NICK'S CHILI Dl0'l'0llS Wholesale and Retail Home Appliances - New and Used Parts - Complete Firestone Line North Chili: 3-443l GEORGE SANDS COMPANY W. F. Cunningham, Prop. WHEAT-BEANS-COAL 8- LUMBER bffaee 14-R Residence al-n sexcam, New Yom: Park and Pollard Feeds Compliments of ENTRESS'S I. G. A. MARKET Frozen Food Lockers Coldwater, New York 92 MARY ANN GERACE Yearbook Staff, Co-Editor 3, 45 Class President 35 National Honor Society 45 Q Club I, 2, 3, 45 Girls' State 35 Mixed Cho- ms 3, 45 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Majorette 1, 2 35 Dramatrcs Club 3g Library Club 3, 4, sec- retary 35 Science Club 15 Hi- Life' 15 Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Ping-Pong l, 2, 3 45 Cast 4. Swimming 2, 3, 45 Senior lilay THE C. L. CARR COMPANY, IIIC Bdfdvid New York MORLEY MOTORS INC. BURTON H. SAGE The New Standard of the American Road Contractor and Builder The '54 Ford CHURCHVILLE NEW YORK Bergen, New York SALES SERVICE PH ONE 692 Compliments of WEST SIDE DAIRY BAR Clothiers to Men, Young Men and Little Men MCALPINE, BARTON AND CO. North chu: N.Y. B 'i ' NW YN Get the Best--Get Sealtest from the local Sealtest Dealer GENERAL ICE CREAM CORP. 50 Swan St. Batavia, N. Y. BILL MURPHY Yearbook Staff 45 Soccer 3, 4. LARRY WHEELER F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 49 Basketball 2, 33 Baseball 2, 3, 4. Compliments of NORTH CHILI HARDWARE M. Brodner Pr0P North Chili 3-438i COMP LIMENTS OF DR, F. W. DIETEL Compliments of RED AND WHITE STORE Meyer and Curtis Town Pump For your complete flower needs SPITZ FLORIST Chestnut Ridge at Chili C OMP LIME NTS OF CERTIFIED FINANCE CO. 67 Khin Street GED- RUIIT Und NOYD Spill Brockporfl New York J, J, SOBB DEPT. STORE Compliments of me store of Qualify DOROTHY LAHMAN 60 Akzin St. BIO'-7kP0ff1 N- Y- Phone l3l 94 JIM coULsoN Soccer 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 35 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Boys' Quartet 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 43 jazz Band 2, 3, 43 Yearbook f Sta f lArt Editml 3, 4. CHARLES M. GARDNER Juvenile Book Jobbers l9l8 Boulevard Avenue Scranton 9, PA. Compl iments of J. ARTHUR Hlll General Insurance Phone: Chvle. 749-M Churchvi I Ie, N . Y. COMPLIMENTS or H. F. SNYDER 8: SON CHURCHVILLE NEW YORK ROLAND E BICKFORD John Deere, New Idea, Ontario Farm Equipment Phone: Cal. 23lF3 Scoffsville Road Mlmfofdl N- Y- Compliments of CUNNINGHAM RADIO SERVICE 23 N. Lake Road Tel. Bergen 11 CHARLIE GAUSS SPORTING GOODS Complete line of supplies and equipment for every sport. Save --- use your school discount. i G. N. Poirer R. C. Sauer 29 South Avenue Tel Ham. 6530 Rochester, New York 95 MARTIN ABBERT Q Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 49 Archery Club 3, 4, Student -Forum lg Editor, Honor Society Informer 45 Science Club 1, 2, 59 Dramatics Club 35 Projection Staff 3, 4. HART TAYLOR MOTORS FORD AND MERCURY SALES AND SERVICE SPENCERP ORT, N. Y. p PHONE 83 J lelelife Chllll Sail Philco Refrigerators Chief Garden Tractors Philco T Y Auto Accessories Delco Water Systems General Appliances Sherman - Williams Paints Concrete Septic Tanks M E FA' R B A N K S TELEVISION Buffalo and Bromley Roads Churchville, N. Y. Gulf Products Phone 675-R BASTIAN BROTHERS COMPANY Manufacturers of High School Class Rings and Engraved Commencement Announcements George D. Killip, Dist. Manager Rochester Organizations SeIl GOFFHS SALT WATER TAF FY Compliments of JOl'lNNY'S BARBER SHOP write to KEMP 8- LANE INC. LeROY, N. .Y. Churchville, New York 96 INC New York l VOLKMAR OIL COMPANY Bergen, N. Y. JOAN GRACZYK W Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Swimming 2, 3, 4. Petroleum Products and Approved Oil Burners Dl0SEll STl'lll0 INC. OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAP HER Fon THE C R E S T 27 Clinton Ave. N. LCROYI N' Y' CNUICIWIU-I 0'-'I See us for that Gift occasion JOSEPH M. DEL FAVE D0YLEs Bony Snop Watchmaker 81 Jeweler ll IPICIALIZI ll - . . BOM MD FENDER RDMMNG F 1ne'Watch 81 jewelry Repalrmg roucn ur Ann Auto Izr:rInIsIIIua All W0rk Guaranteed 5440 Buffalo Road 'iiY.E J'.'lf.I LLE2' c.....c..m.. N. I. Chu'ChVi1fJfi?IJ22 Sfgfffbville- N- Y 1 p an e Iver Tm susmsss mmm Oat and Iwo ylar coT::Fn:Imiua9an:y PAUL MILLEY ' Salas, Advertising. Mnrehaadixiag. Honor SOCie!y lt, 2, 3, 4, Pres- ' Medical Secretarial ' Sialiarl Secretarial 39 Viivlges- Class Pgesi- nt 5 a s r as Q Rocnfsrsn susmfss INSTITUTE CLI. I, 2, 33, ScS1n5'ZeEIuI, E T72 Clinton Av.. s., nocnmu 4, N. Y. 2, 35 Yearbook Staff, Co- Editor 3, 4. 97 JOHN DAYCOCK Yearbook Staff 45 Honor Society 1, 23 Q Club 1, 2 33 Soccer l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Mgr. 1, 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 33 Class Pres. 29 Senior Play Cas: 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Boys' Chorus 3, 45 Swimming 2, 35 Science Club l, 29 Archery Club 2. VOKE MOTORS KAISER-FRAZER DEALER HENRY J CHILI CENTER P. 0. CHURCHVILLE, NEW YORK Genesee 8566 M Compllmentsof DONAlD J. BERlE REO BUS and G. M. C. TRUCKS Phone 714 Churchvllle, New York GIOIA'S SHOES and SHOE REPAIR Complimem, Sun Dial 81 Wolverine Shoes of k C1 th Lee Wor o es DR. G. H. MORDEN 1 Main sneer Churchville, New York '9 ' New York 98 RONA LD SCH UR Basketball 1, 2 3, 45 Soccer l, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 49 Honor Society 45 Q Club 1, 2, 3 45 Boys' State 3: Science Clul: l '53 an Mon rov I is Nl Tree A t - Surgeons I' ! 444-aupspudaa 235S' Pl 498' S 'l 'l.a T Mo' Chorus lfgloidixedalglhoms li, 33 zgigsozlrng m 'ie re. vmg Band 1, 2, 3g Ping-Pong 4. ' OCHESTER B'N ' Locus! 6850 C Night! 8 llolldnyl GE 0985-.I COMPLIMENTS OF WALKER llll0TllEllS C0. FUNERAL HOME Albert B Fosmire Licensed Manager Spencerport N. Y. Lester C. Merz PHONE: SPENCERPORT 22351 Congratulations and Good Wishes to The Seniors of Churchville High School From YourNeighbors THE JOSEPH HARRIS CO., INC. Moreton Farm Buffalo Rd. ROGERSON COLD STORAGE Frozen Food Locker Tel. Sl Wheat and Beans Warehouse Tel. 253 LEROY NEW YORK COLLEEN LIESE Girls' Chorus 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 3, 4. Shop at WALBURTS Ladies Apparel , Coats Dresses, Accessories, Millinery 78 Main Street Brockport, New York Compliments of ELMCREST SANITARIUM Churchville, New York WISE 8: PHILLIPS DeSoto - - Plymouth Soles and Service 85 Union Street Spencerport, New Yorll p Phone 2653l Cool Scrap Truck Hoists Truck Bodies CHURCHVlllE SUPPLY CO., INC. Mason Supplies 46 So. Main St. Churchville, N. Y. Phone 651-R Trans-Mix Cement - Cinder Blocks Compliments of TOM HOUSE Baseball 2, 2, 3, 49 Basketball l235S0ccerl2349 VIC B1-DOD xfolliyblll 3, 4g Swimlnink 2', 35 National Honor Society 4g Q Club 1, 2, 33 Ping-Pong 45 hlgixed Choxgus 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior C . Hardware and Furniture ay as! LeROY, N. Y. 100 ADDIE LOU JACKSON !,ZfcAa-:nb goof 54174 QClub2,3:YearbookScaff3, QUALITY FOOTWEAR 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 49 Girls' Cho- ' ms 1, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 13 Market Street Brockport, N. Y. Girls' Intramurals l, 2, 3, 43 F.H.A. 45 Student Forum 2 3, I 4, VicePres. 4g Cheerleacling 1, 2, 3, 4- Freeman Shoes for Men ' Boll Band Rubbers Q'.w,,i, I Kauptremp, Acrobat end Stepneeter Sheet for Children 1 AWARD JACKETS AND SWEATER5 CALL llUBY'S SPIIIITING GO0DS STIIBE Representing A. G. SPALDING and BROS. Athletic and Gymnasium Equipment 857 Clinton Ave. , So. MOWING 3357 Rochester, N. Y. 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Ph: - 786 Compliments CIIUBCIIVILLE GIIEENIICIUSE Churchville New York MATHEOS VELVET ICE CREAM Spencerport, New York Stop and visit our new place, Union St. and Million Dollar Highway EST HE R SHE RWOOD Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Cheerleader 1, 2, 35 Majorette 1, 25 Girls' Intramurals l, 2, 3, 49 Science Club lg Swim- ming 2, 3, 4. 102 p CHAMPION ATHLETIC SPORTSWEAR CO. Champions for your Sportswear GERALDINE BOUND and Sporting Goods Needs Library Club 1, 2, 35 Girls' . ' I , Chorus 1. 2. 3, 42 Mlwi Chorus Official Churchvrlle-Chili colors ln 3, 43 F.H.A. l, 2, 3, 43 Science Club lg Hi-Life staff 1, 2, 4. School Jackets and Sweaters 71 St, pam Street Rochester 4, New York FRANCIS R. EHRMENTRAUT Delco Plumbing Free Estimates Hardware and Paints 24 S. Main Street Churchville, New York COMPUMENTS Compliments of OF BEANEY TRANSPORT MAX HES Deluxe Transportation Meat and Frozen Foods Our Specialty Batavia's finest and largest furniture store Tel. 322 ChurchviIIe's favorite for furniture Bl'0Ck'pOl't, New York P, O, Box 49 CRAWFORD'S MOTORS, INC. BEN FRANKLIN Sales F O R D Service Guaranteed Used Cars Sc - sl .00 Main St. Plngne 8 Cdledonio, New York 71 Main St. Brockport, N.Y. 103 GREIG PECKHAM Soccer 3 45 Bssebsll 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Drsmsrics Club 3: Science Club 1, 25 Swimming 2, 3,4. Compliments of TRAUGOTI' BUICK, Inc nmkpon 242 w scum Mum sf. snocxroar New vom: METERED BOTTLED GAS SERVICE Appl lonces SUBURBAN PROPANE GAS CORP. FLAMEX DIVISION 3325 Chili Rd. Chill Center P O Churchville, New York Compliments of DR, V. P. LAGLIA I. G. A. SUPER MARKETS ALEXANDER BROTHERS Dove and Bob UNION ST AT BUFFALO ROAD NORTH CHILI, N. Y. SPENCERP ORT 3-4721 20 S. MAIN ST CHUICHYILLI I Y TIL. CHVLB 502 COMPLIMENTS OF GARRISON SANITARIUM 5 CHURCH STREET SPENCERPORT, NEW YORK DOROTHY LEIBECK Ping-Poizf 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Intrsmur s 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 33 Library Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3: Science Club 1, 23 Yearbook Staff 3, 4, Business Mgr. 45 Hi-Life 33 Class Vice-Pres. 25 2 Club 2, 4, Senior P-'lay Cast 5 Drsmatics Club 35 Science Club 1, 2. DORIS CARMER F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3g Mixed Chorus 43 Sci- ence Club l, 25 Q Club 45 HOU' or Society 4g Library Club 2, 3, 43 Yearbook Staff 49 Girls' ln- uamurals 1. DOX DRUG STORE 1309 Chili Avenue 'in the Chili Shopping Center' Complete Prescription Service Pay your bills here authorized collection agency for: Rochester Gas md Electric Corporation md Rochester Telephone Corporation FREE PARKING COMP LIMENTS of A l l A N B EA IA A N Builder GEORGE SANDS COMPANY W. F. Cunningham, Prop. COMPUMENTS WHEAT-BEANS-COAL 8- LUMBER QF Office I4-R Residence 81-R BERGENI New YORK RALPH L. KBNDAL1., D. D. s. Pork and Pollard Feeds HMI! Utility Horny Awliqncg C H f Electric Soles-Service omp mum 0 Heating and and Repair Plumbing WEHLE HEATING CO. 3229 Chili Avenue B I L L ' S ELECTRIC SERVICE Heating ond Plumbing 49 Lake Ave. So. Bergen, N. Y. , W. C. Mielke, Prop. Phone l9W 10.5 HELEN HART Q Club 4, Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Play Cast 4. H. P. BITTNER INC. Printers and Publishers Irondequoif Press Gates-Chili Press Greece Press 5 St. Paul Sf. Rochester: Compliments of CURTICE BROTHERS CO. Bergen, New York ROI. If RS I-'LOW l-I RS NPI-,xr l,RI'UliAl. x. Y. so- 'nxi 5 a l nnd ' Inn 4 I . ul f-luggfglyu Compliments of EASTMAN DENTAL DISPENSARY School for Dental Hygienist: Compliments of IN LAPP SULATOR COMPANY LeRoy, N. Y. LUNT Cleaners and Dyers Tel. 2-N581 100 S. Union St. Spencerport, N. Y. DICK RUSH Bnseball 1, 2, 3, 4g Soccer 2, 3, 4g Yearbook Staff 3, 45 Q Club 1, 2, 3, 49 Science Club 1, 23 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, Senior Play Cast 4g Ping- Pong 1, 2, 3, 45 Swimming 2, 3, 4. 106 LARRY BEAMAN COMPLIME NTS Honor Society 2g Q Club 1, 2, 3, OF 4g Archery Club 3 45 Science Club 1, 2, 35 Ping-flung 3. F RED WINGATE CHURCHVI Compliments of ll! INSURANCE AGENCY HARRIET S. COMBS Dependable Insurance Service PHONE 606 Churchville, N.Y TIIE RIIGEIIS FARMS IUGENS FARMS 0 Eggs Better Bred Baby Chicks Dressed Poultry Route 33A Bergen 5lFf COMPUMENTS Better Shoes For Less OF DR. E. H. VAIL ENDIC O'I'I' -JOHNSON SHOE STORE 60 S. MAIN ST. LEROY, NEW YORK 107 DONNA MAE BOUGHNER Yearbook 4g Girls' Chorus I, 2 3, 4g Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Girls: Intramurals I, 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. 35 Student Forum lg Swimming 2, 3, 4g Archery Club 3, Library Club 23 Science Club lg Senior Play Cast 43 Dramatics Club 3. IF l.T'S ICE CREAM PLANT 8: MILK BAR LeRoy-Route 5 Elm Dairy Restaurant fRed Osierj Stafford, N. Y. Elm Dairy Milk Bar Route 20-LeRoy, N. Y. LEROY ELM DAIRY, INC. Complete Line of Feeds and Pastry 8- Bread Flours A MARKET FOR: Grain CHUBCHVILLE Wheat Hay Beans G.L.l+'. SERVICES Farm Supplies Fertilizer Seed for locally grown wheat A milling service Phone: Feed Mill 718 Flour Mill 683 Compliments of PAT AND MAC'S AMERICAN DINER AND SERVICE STATION MEALS SANDWICHES PAVILION NATURAL GAS CO. 24 hour service LEROY N- Y- l Bergen, N. Y. 108 JOHN o'B1uEN lf your clothes are not becoming to you ........ You'd better be comming to us Soccer 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball l, 2. 3. 45 VolleYbau la 3. 43 NATIONALLY ADVERTISED GENTS Baseball 1, 23 Yearbook Staff FURNlSH'NGS 4. Main Street Caledonia, New York CHURCHVILLE PHARMACY C. R. HOPSON J. R. BROMLEY PHARMICISTS THE REXALL STORE CHURCHVILLE, N. Y. A Registered Pharmacist on Duty at all Times Bergen, Compliments of RALPH D. GILLETTE General Insurance SALWAY'S Good Hardware The Big Store on a little street. New York Phone 68 Phone l77l Batavia, N.Y. F. W. BICKFORD Massey Harris - Caterpillar - G. M. C. Trucks New Holland Farm Equipment Sales and Service LeRoy, N. Y. Phone: LeRoy 700 GAIL DeBERGER Girls' Chorus 1, 29 Band 1, 2, Hi'1-iff 39 Yearbo0lr.Staff 3, 4- Senior Play Cast 4g National Honor Society 2, 35 Q Club 1, 2, 3, 49 Class Secretary 2, 4. 109 AUSTIN 81. FOSMIRE Try Qu Chlorophyll Cleaning H. SEDGWICK FETTER MUMFORD DRY CLEANERS GENERAL INSURANCE 2 Doken Sf. Mumford, N. Y aa so. UNION sr. SPENCERPORT, N. Y. ' Phone: 239 - W Phone 22751 U-SAN-O Insured Moihproofing RAY BROWN Hadwue-Heating-Plumbing Tlnsmlthlng 1 Phone 628 Churchvllle, N.Y. -f 1150671 P13 N 'T Hu. ,, Wx- ,. .. , Au Ln age- ei?-'ia' vs VA -,Q -.v . ,w.. . ,. . ...A L. 1'.,q-4 X3 ,VUE '.,r9.:A X, hi : h ,Mui 59 ,. ze, '- . 'L ,,vvfg,.:-Gxfv' 1- b ,- CV 1 :gr-,, fs 4 V x Q if - 5 35 WE 'Q ffl' . I gzip, ffm... -4h.a2a1a.aQi.Q1,1f-sx:A. Xin!-KviU..Q . J . 'j.. l:f,4I.x...v .X-U. ,165- l.K4'-Z-MA ' fiAAs.zdLi?l.iAhtM.,'l?u.A.s-.'f.i-.Q Md 111.931-TiuKa.e'.Q:y.v25'fliL:.EKvilG' Producing a fine yearbook requires the constant cooperation and labors of all staff mem- bers. judged in this light, the 1954 edition of the Crest should meet with at least some degree of success, for the entire staff contributed it's utmost effort to it's production. The editors wish to extend their appreciation to their able advisers, Mrs. Connors and Mrs. Root, for their untiring efforts which they so generously contributed, and without which this book could not possibly have been completed. The excellent art work is due to the efforts of our exceptionally capable art staff, whose many hours of hard work contributed so much to the appearance of this yearbook. Our sincere thanks are extended to the Literary Staff, who, we feel also did a marvelous job in the literary field. To help carry the financial burden of producing a yearbook, advertising must, of course, be .sold. This job was ably executed by our very efficient advertising staff. The publicity, which helped encourage you to purchase the book you are now reading, was solicited by the Publicity Staff which also deserves a great deal of credit for a job well done. The small but able Photography Staff,we feel, did a super job of producing such wonder- ful pictures. All copy in the book was typed by the Typing Staff whose many hours of tiresome work with few errors greatly aided us in meeting our deadline. Results of games were obtained by our Sports Staff who was always ready to lend a hand. The members of the respective staffs are: ART STAFF:-jim Coulson, art editorg other members are Lois Stiles, Dick Beswick, Ann Daugherty. LITERARY STAFF:-Pat Lins, literary editor, others are Darryl Rusk, Dick Rush, Vickie Pringle, Ann Schur, Don Osbome. ADVERTISING STAFF:-Dorothy Leibeck, managerg others are Roxann Fellows, Virginia Bums, Dick Eggleston, john Daycock, Ben Daycock, Janet Stuart, Katherine Hoehn. PUBLICITY STAFF:-Shirley Adams, Doris Carmer, Geraldine Bound, Donna Darrow. PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF:-Ted Hoff, Henry Snyder, David Huff. TYPING STAFF: -Gail DeBerger, Marilyn Adams, Carolyn Meister, Dorothy Embling. SPORTS STAF F:-Addie jackson, Bill Murphy, john O'Brien. Once more we say Thanks to each of you who made it possible for us to produce this '54 Crest. We also wish the best of luck to Vickie Pringle and Ben Daycock, Editors of next year's yearbook, in producing the 'SS edition of the Crest. Mary Ann Gerace Paul Milley lEditorsJ -Nha! RHI' vmnn-vm... Maw ,.,, ,,.,,,. ,. MW, .. HM 'H 4 0 F 4 'r 'an Y T I 55' LM , 4 'fn 1 q .Y K M -,,, Q 55: sg 32 5 'W ' - ,. . .X 1 . W i Q 4 I ,E f---' : ' , li , wwe ww Q? 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