Churchville High School - Crest Yearbook (Churchville, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1955 volume:

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N X f XHVKXX XX 9 2207 at xxx ,uf Xjf,vfl,,z,,14Lay:., .muy f L , :M .if x.,1 4.-H-. , ff v-- g 15' gfv' --wx yr-. -L1 -mt v J. . K -V f., ,.-, U., Q ,ax-1-, .N ,gg V3 ',-, as ,- . .1 , f f QQ., rg ' Q4 ' ' , W ' .M , ..,.: , x wnmuuumu 'IH ' 1:9535 PRESENTED By THE SENIUR CLASS EHURCHVILLE-CHILI EENTRAL SCHDUL CRURCHvlEEE,NEw YORK Km f, 46 f X f 4 f 2 ff , 1 6 1' i f f M11 4 f , ,V f no yi 2,311 1 gi 5 Q 6 GN is 6 gf MISS REDFERN The 1955 Crest is sincerely dedicated to Miss Redfern, our friend and teacher for many years at Churchville. Among her 35 years of teaching she has taught 33 of those years in the Churchville district. Quietly, patiently and e.fficienI1Y she has guided many of us through our uncertain years. Now that she is leaving us we truly hope that by dedicating our Crest to her she will accept our many thanks which she so rightly deserves. MR. GRIFFIT HS In gratitude for his untiring efforts to spur us always onward we the 1955 Seniors wish to show our appreciation to Mr. Griffiths, our Senior Advisor. To many he lent a guiding hand in the science world and now we fully realize how greatly it helped us. So to you, Mr. Griffiths we truly wish to thank you for your guidance and friendship during our Senior year. It was greatly appreciated by all. Ill 'I 4 llllllm' K F I1 I 3 47 i if I Y 9 YY N1 if J Z THIRD ROW: J. Hill, W. Young, M. Meister, D. Daycock, F. Kohlman, C. Meister, R. Betz, C. Hum, J. Quincey, P. Whalen, D. Osborne, M. Lins, N. Miller, D. Murray, S. Snyder. SECOND ROW: L. Mante, R. Goerner, J. Armison, C. DeWitt, D. Williams, J. VanGilder, G. Foley, D. Tanner, D. Allison. FIRST ROW: R. Hart, F. Kingsbury, D. Varley, D. Darrow. Emrons CO-EDITORS Ben Daycock Vickie Pringle ART Dick Beswick ADVERTISEMENT Janet Stuart LITERARY Ann Schur TYPING Dorothy Embling SPORTS Dale Pederson PHOTOGRAPHY Dave Huff PUBLICITY - - Katherine Hoehn A vlson 'll' Si Dmnmugmmnom-'Il ENIQRS - 1I3F 253 1115555 - IETIQIETS - 4l1l CTIVITIEE3 - 535 PORTS -- ffl' GFI MHS. REPORT ON THE NEW SCHOOL The past year has seen the beginning of our new 24-room elementary school on the Fairbanks Road site. On July 28th, the final contracts were let to the lowest bidder establishing the total cost of the site, building, equipment, and fees at S9'76,96l. The money was raised by sale of bonds amortizing over a 30 year period at an interest rate of 2.407o, The total bond issue ofS998,000,000 included 320,000 for the purchase of an additional site on Route 33A in Chili, which will be used for future expansion. The construction contract calls for completion of the Fairbanks Road building by September Of 1955. Under present plans the new building will house all of the children in grades one through six. The Kindergarten will be housed in the present North Chili building and grades seven through twelve will continue at the high school building in Churchville. Aside from the M classrooms, included in the new building there will also be a playroom, auditeria fauditorium-cafeteriab, library, and various storage rooms. Present plans are to equip the kitchen sufficiently to handle the cooking for all of the schools in the district. THE PROGRESS OF THE NEW SCHOOL ON FAIRBANKS ROAD , If 1.4-, + ff' A -:dll-x 'WJ ., 'f- V' -J VT, n-file V-'JZ' 5-ii - it u N Il I ' F' 5 J Ti ---1 f--- af Y 2 .,i I-' l',. X 'H l 51 f 9 Q, r : ll ix QE. 4 M ff ' will Wi X If yi L il ,gl 'Y ' .ij fi.. E 29' ' f3' l4Q Y -115 i fI j l ' ' EJ UWM! fx-' Nh Mpilizl ' I, -5 , v A if fi 'fg'jI 5 '-' V -I-I-m QQ g f ,w 1 We f Wil f-fi . xx K x ' fu 1 - if f lf QM! 5 X ff' ' , Si RQBQQAQG is X' Q dba. MI. Berle, a member of the Board of Education since 1926 truly deserves the acknowledge- ment of his wonderful work. In 1926 when he first became a board member there were five men on the Board, a school principal and sixteen teachers. The Board met once a month and their most difficult task was appointing one teacher out of fifteen to sixteen applicants. Mr. Berle was President of the Board in 1938, the year our high school was dedicated. The Board's problems were concentrated mostly on the new Churchville High School. One of the changes was that there no longer was a surplus of teachers. Time moved very quickly and soon there was a great need for another school. After a long, but successful struggle, the project passed, thus making it possible for the building of our new elementary school. So to you, Mr. Berle, we think everyone should join with us and together thank you for a job well done in your many years on the Board of Education. 8 Z' ,,., X ' an ,..M-www. 71' 'f ii STANDING: Mr. Olmsted, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Cramer, Mr. Maier, Mr. Vail. SEATED: Mr. Beaman, Mr. Egbert, Mr. Chamberlain, Mr. Way, Mr. Hoff. This past year has seen the beginning of the actual construction of the new 24 room elementary school on the Fairbanks road site. This has meant a great deal of extra work for the Board, but at the same time the members have taken a great deal of pleasure in seeing the definite result of their planning finally take shape. The new building is promised for September occupancy. Church- ville-Chili District finds itself in the same situation as most of the districts in New York State that lie within commuting dis- tance of a large city, New houses continue to be built in our area which provide homes for the new children who continue to increase our enrollment each year. It begins to appear that the new building on Fairbanks Road is only the first step in solving the school space problem of the district. However, so long as con- scientious, responsible citizens will consent to serve on the Board of Education, we feel confident that our American way will continue to provide us with satisfactory schools. 9 ff ff!! ff' 5 yz44y,?y W Off tv 231 QQ ,f H ,. .0 ' mf 151.152, . 43,2 , xv f 'f MR. OLMSTED Supervising Principal 44 LII FOURTH ROW: Mr. Drumheller, Mr. Davis, Mr. Gentile, Mr. Roewer. THIRD ROW: Mr. Hatch Mr. Halligan, Mr, Botash, Mr. Van Lare, Mr. Flint, Mr. Taylor. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Freid- man, Miss Wilcox, Mrs. Stein, Miss Pero, Mrs. Daycock, Mrs. Parker. SEATED: Mr. Griffiths Miss Thayer, Mrs. Schultz, Mrs. Conners, Miss Welch, Mr. Olmsted. The Churchville-Chili Faculty members elected as officers for the year 1954-1955g President, Mr, Botashg Secretary, Mrs. Connorsg Treasurer, Mrs, Hickox. This year we've had a Banquet in November at the Spring House and entertainment was supplied by our new faculty members. 4 MR. TAYLOR Administrative Assistant 10 Illli FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Yakemore, Miss Ratigan, Mrs. Ratigan, Mrs. Weinreber, Mrs. Kirby Miss Bergin, Mrs. VanCise. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Sigworth, Mrs. DeBerger, Mrs. O'Brien Miss Redfern, Mrs. Tiede, Miss Woods, Miss Culhane. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Hickox, Mrs. Toole Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Baldeck, Mrs. Faye, Miss Willey, Mrs. Bush. SEATED: Mrs. Wing, Mrs Root, Mrs. Morris, Mrs. Vail, Mrs. Voorheis, Mrs. Brodie. Plans will be made for a picnic in the Spring, and we are also hoping that some kind of get- together may be planned around the middle of Feb- ruary. Every year the faculty looks forward to these activities with more pep and enthusiasm. MISS WILLEY Building Principal -I -I North Chili 'RSS' Miss Hill and Mrs. Brew STANDING: R. Nerby, H. Berthold, R. Kozloski, A. Barton, C. Ful- ler, R. Bowes, C. Miller, KNEELING: F. Harmor, C. Williams, G. Morse, R. Hart, B. Mr, Mason, Mr. Burroughs, Mr. Baker, a Mr. Picht. A Hart, B. Del Fave. nd I2 A x Mrs. Whitney 1 if ' ' AWN Q x. ff -X ' 4 Kl -1, W 1 KZSVIWMM75 5 K NM L, -xiii aug 5 gg fix 3 . mw3gAi 'ff iffy XL 1 f ' , YA NMMA ml M Q r CW 1 f X , 1 'lf fl ' 7 N, Sri 3241.2 Y I The throne of royalty! Wow! M NN , ,QR , Q, ,V , . L, ,gf .M , K , NNW UYISXDCCICG? h I Y. If The King and Queen X X . Aw.. I I I I I I I I is The Queen's Court AI Noise and astonishment was what greeted us as we entered our first year of high school. To start the ball rolling, under the excellent supervision of Mr. Flint and Mr. Hickox, the class elected Ann Schur, President: Edith Hill, Vice-Presidentg andlarnes Quincey as Secretary-Treas- llrer. As time moved on we had a dance and a movie which we considered very successful When the time came for us to be Sophomores, we felt as if the time was flying away with usp but that only spurred on our ambitions. With Mrs. Kirby and Mr. Kreiser as capable ad- visors, we elected Katherine Hoelhn, President, Nancy Smith, Vice-Presidentg Dale Pederson, Treasurer, and Don Osborne as Secretary. Our movie It Happens Every Spring went off with a big bang! The roller-skating party and our class dance were thoroughly enjoyed. Eflfefi-U2 Our Junior year with flying colors, we all decided that time was an important factor in our life. This year the time had come to select our Junior ringsg what a thrill this was. We were up in the world now. Our movie Ohl You Beautiful Doll relieved us all after January exams, and then we all breathlessly awaited the J unior-Senior Prom. Time moved quickly for us, and soon we were all dancing under the Blue Moon which was our theme. Mrs. Root and Mrs. Kirby, our supervisors, took great pains in making our Junior year very enjoyable. With Katherine Hoehn as President, Dale Pederson, Vice-Presidentg Don Osborne, Secretaryg and Ann Schur, as Treasurerg we all ended our Jtmior year at Crystal Beach on the Junior-Senior picnic, fun was had by all. The time finally arrived when we became Seniors, and before we all knew it we were en- joying the most pleasant year of our high school years. Ben Daycock was elected as President, Peg Regan as Vice-Presidentg Don Osborne as Secretaryg and Donna Darrow as Treasurer. As time marched on it brought with it, our dances, movie, magic show, food sales, our Christmas Breakfast, and our sensational Senior Play. Mr. Griffiths, our hard-working advisor, helped us to make them all very successful. To end this last all important year at C.C. C.S. we are planning our Junior-Senior Prom and picnic. Then last but far from least, Graduation Night, when we all will sorrowfully leave Churchville to enter the big-wide progressing world. LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Darrow, D. Osborne, B. Daycock, M. Regan, Mr. Griffiths 15 JANET ADAMS Good thing come in small packages. DAVID DORIS ALLISON Mischief d anc es in her eyes, and a smile upon her lips. ANDERSON An honest man s the no- blest work of God. RONALD AVERY It isn t the work that gets me down it's the starting of it. RICHARD BESWICK 'Ihate girls, they irritate meg but, oh! how Ilove to be irritated. RIC HARD BETZ Put not yourtrust in money but your money in trust. Nl' of s . DALE BLANFORD Quiet at first, but look again ! CAROL ANN BURCHILL With an air of quietassur- ance, she does her daily routines. NN GARY CHATTERTON He suffers frequently from high BLONDE pressure. ALICE COFFAN Speech is great, but si- lence is greater. REBECCA COLSON Constantly stnving to make her best better. DONNA DARROW sl if Personality and character is a wealth which the gods smile upon. ANN DAUGHERTY Very bright, always neat, blue eyes and quite petite. BEN DAYCOCK My only books were wo- men's looks and follies all they taught me. A - Z! , if DON DEKRAMER He was not just a chip off the old block, but the block itself. IUDSON DEC KER A quiet exterior conceals much. DOROTHY EMBL ING A smile so warm . friendly and so ROBERT FEELY He argued loud, he argued long, it's a pity he argued wrong. 18 M ARGE FELLOWS I never let my studies in terfere with my education. BOBBIE HART A smile for all, frown for none she is always happy and full of fun. fm, EDITH HILL Its nice to be natural when you're naturally nice EDNA HILL Only a woman can turn a house into a home. IIM HILL Although study is such en- lightment Jim much pre- fers more excitement. KATHERINE HOEHN A merry heart maketh many friends. Q PAT HOUSER Let tomorrow take care of itself. DAVID HUFF Men of few words are the best men. CAROLINE HUNT As merry as the day is long. CAROLYN HUNT She has a twinkle in her eye and mischief up her sleeve. BURTON IUDD All the girls were in cle- spair to find out how he curled his hair. PAT KE NNEY It is better to be small and shine, than to be large and cast a shadow. Q? FRANCIS KOHLM AN Serious, but as good hearted and full of fun as they come. WALTER LAWRENCE ,M Never do today what you can do tomorrow Bess' af' wwf, 4 HELEN MCGILL We all have a slight sus- picion that to be with Brad is I-Ielen's ambition CAROLYN MEISTER The blush IS beautiful, butis sometimesinconven- rent. MARY LOU MORTON Sweetness and Sincerity first of all DAVID MURRAY A pal to all, a very popu- lar lad. Another like him is hard to be had 21 f fy! , ,ff DON OSBORNE True rner1t, hke a r1ver, the deeper it is the less noise it makes. DALE PEDERSON S1ghed at many, loved but one. VICKIE PRINGLE Everyone knows that w1n- sorne lass Wlth bra1ny m1nd 3 nd plenty of class. JAMES QUINCEY MlSCh1Cf and hm go hand in hand. PEG REG AN The smlle that won tcome O ANN SCHUR The best way to have a friend is to be one, and she has many fr1ends. ,, ,Q Q77f5y5,15f f ,f Hfffyifw' 4 Woof OVW W, 'MIM ' ' ' , ,V , , UV, 734 ,454 ff ,fwWW47'W-fg 3 K s fi MARGARET STOUT Gentle of speech, bene- ficient of mind. JANET STUART She's not exactly bashfulg she's not exactly quiet, you see, Ianet's not happy unless there's a riot. VIRIGINIA STURGES No signs of loudness does she show, for peace, she's found, is nice to know. CAROL VAN NIEL Always talking, full of fun -- she brings joy to everyone, IANICE WHEELER If silence is golden, then her wealth is untold. WILLIAM YO UNG Happy am lfrom care set free: why aren't they all contented like me. 23 mem, . f.,, K! illlll I i way flif Many of you have been wondering just what my trip to Germany this summer accomplished. It was not a tour of Europe nor what we call a vacation, It was in a sense, but it also was part of a program sponsored by the American Field Service International Scholarships. The goal of the A. F. S. is a better tuiderstanding between people and nations. The A. F. S. believes that better understanding by people can be reached through the ex- change by nations of teen-age students. The foreign teen-age students are brought here to America to live with an American family for a year and attend High School. This is possible because many foreign students major in English at their school and can overcome the language barriers. The American teen-agers in most cases have a language barrier and can only be ex- changed during the summer period. It was the latter part of this program that I took part in. Many of you have asked me if I had a nice time while in Germany. I think I can honestly say that I had a marvelous time. It is something I will remember and treasure for the rest of my life. I only wish that more teen-agers could have the opportunity that I had. I feel I have seen and learned more about foreign peoples and their way of life in two short months than I could possibly have learned from books. You may think this strange but it is something which you have to experience to realize. I brought home with me a better appreciation of the feelings and lives of the people in Europe as well as the teen-agers from different parts of our own country who were also a part of this summer program. It also made me more appreciative of the freedoms and the conven- iences of living in America. I believe it has proved to me that freedom and opportunities as exist here can be found nowhere else in the world. I only hope that I did in my small way this summer, bring about a better understanding of Americans by the people I met in Europe particularly the teen-agers. Without your generosity my trip this summer could not have been made. Therefore I wish to express my sincere gratitude to everyone for making it possible. gy! A ,aff 'f Q.-af f 4, j Vi -'Lslnt -E5.fr-CEIFi'+3 lx n K-Secx Sfnvlgf- ,ff ff'5'Q7f MN Nxg Seufl-coszak E f -,fx 45 Q -i-1-L---ii N - fi' 'M v ' YL? ---- .l .. W sv f ' Q2 1-2-rf X :gl X --'.',..'1A'-ff?--I-ig SET - X lag-.3- :-7 1-E?-L TR 1 , .-fl' ill Tl- Q4 QL iii.. .-Q ff6V' j Mo x -,E ' 5 N f Y- g f fF J Z Z kilwfgf gl a fm Modern teaching U5 HZSO4 + CuC12 -H9 CuSO4 + 2HC1 mf Concentrating Mommies helpers Traffic jam I Christmas spirit M142 'ig 'Z W '99 Wi 4 Wfgwf' fym I P, , 2 6 2 gi. ' ,. Deadline gang . at ' i' '1c'?y Where's the ball 7 That's the answer! ff? The law of 2X - 3 .... . . . A e who said it isn't fun? Where is evervone? In 1492 .... Wh 27 , . At last ! THIRD ROW: D. Ess, A. Austin, R. Staub, B. Sage, D. Pancoast, R. Theilman, J. Benson, D. Blanford SECOND ROW: Miss Welch, M, Lins, B. Hoff, L. Kingsbury, L. Mante, D. Tanner, D. Jones, B. Adams FIRST ROW: B. Bache, N. Miller, N. Glidden, L. Embling, G. Foley, P. Whalen. .Ii- Jigs- 1 ci-toot. X . L .1-ni. -'F'fN -cgi' c A ' 7 Qtr, my 4 T , S y ll. 4:,f',-Jf i - A J' K' PM Q'-'LP Y o. sf' A fifty, x x, ' ' G , N I ff' fi 7 ' by N9 The Junior Class selected Jeanette Armison as President, Carol De Witt as Vice-President, Roberta Goerner as Secretary, and Burton Sage as Treasurer. Under the leadership of these class officers and their advisors, Mrs. Freidman and Miss Welch, the Junior Class has sponsored a baked-food sale, With the passing of time they hope to have a movie and a dance. 28 mmnm.T...,.......-...-. , THIRD ROW: R. Goodberlet, R. Embling, D. Pringle, S. Snyder, R. Dickens, J. Hendrickson, B. Woityra, P. Swanton. SECOND ROW: R. Goerner, F. Kingsbury, J. Van Gilder, C. Carr, R. Pimm, M, Hoff, D. Williams, M, Meister, Mrs. Friedman. FIRST ROW: D. Varley, C. De Witt, J. Armison, I. Urkfitz, J. Feck, D. Daycock. The Junior Class looks forward eagerly to the arrival of the new year, which wiu bring with it, along with many other things, the joy and happiness from the long-awaited class rings. The Juniors look, with lots of joy and a little bit of regret, to the future and the day that they become members of the new Senior Class. J. Armison, President, R. Goerner, Sec- retary, C. De Witt, Vice-President, Mrs. Friedman, Miss Welch. B. Sage, Treasurer. 29 A1 IQ AL AA .Q I1 FOURTH ROW: Left to Right: E. Graf, J. Roushey, N. Staines, E. Pimm, S. Rudgers, V. Craig, J,B1-uton S. Fellows. SECOND ROW: D. Cramrner, D. Pederson, J. Sawdey, G. Miller, C. Dodson, M. Rush, R Lucas, L. Gruendike. THIRD ROW: Miss Bergin, G. Roushey, G. King, D. Sands, S. Fletcher, J. Orser E. Marion, P. Daugherty. FIRST ROW: H. Martin, N, Adams, K. Hopson, F. Reinhold, D. Trusler. L Kent. -sl L 'Si r. -Y rx 3 Z ,N Ji F' school with a bright outlook to the future. Under the f-XX capable direction of Mr. Gentile and Miss Bergen they have a very good head start. The Sophomores entered their 2nd year of high my 4 Paul Daugherty as their Vice-President: Nelson Adams as their Secretary: and Abby Lewis as Treas- urer. We are sure they'll show their ability and ' make this school year a successful one. 2-Q t 5' ' 9 A 1' . . - 'I . x...- ,Q O Qs Lrrjx 1 X f' A QW 1 1 E. :fi 2- 1 W Mb! - , A ci ' xi-'F ' ' ' N They elected as their President, Ronnie Zorn: 1 s E A 'I ark , .xx . 'II I Y IAA h . 'i ,K t- C1 -r wh ufuv 1 A Q 1 ' 5 t I XS' s ,1- Y' , ,f -L - ' ' D AQ 30 TOP ROW: W. Alexander, J. Doudell, S. Doudell, D. ,T ones, R. Staub, J. Egbert, D. Blackman. THIRD ROW: J. Morgan, B. Gruendike, L. Austin, R. Zorn, S. Rudgers, J. McCarthy, R. Lewis, C, Fleming. SECOND ROW: B. Harkens, M. Blowers, G. Leone, M, McMaster, D. Armison, J. Brodie, P. DelFave, A, Lewis, Mr. Gentile. FIRST ROW: B. Berle, A, Feck, J. Mitchell, N. Schur, R. Zorn, F. Collard. Sophomores this year havealreadysponsoreda A baked food sale and their dance The Sock Hop . H Prizes were given for the most Luiusual pair of socks. As time goes on they have plans for several class activities. They are eagerly waiting for the Junior- Senior Prom and the picnic. All in all a very good time is planned to be had by all. THIRD ROW: Mr. Gentile. SECOND ROW: R. Zorn, President: N. Adams, Treasurer FIRST ROW: A. Lewis, Secretary, P Daugherty, Vice-President. STANDING: Miss Bergin. 31 ALI TOP ROW: J. Rhinehold, H. Pimm, L, Hunt,J. Ehrmentrout, B. Zorn, C. Crandall. THIRD ROW R Osterhout, W. Statt, D, Burlingame, W. Mickleson, R. Nichols, R. Preston, .T . Linney, G. Van Neel SECOND ROW: Mr. Roewer, K. Parker, R. Quincey, A. Deigel, C. Vellekoop, A. DiBitetto, G. Beldue FIRST ROW: B. Wilson, E. Bangs, R. Rhinehart, S. Way, B. Ball, N. Mataell. TT:-f-4 W V? D Y Y ,, -- ? D -2 -s Q- ' MQW N ' ' 5 H, 11.1 1 , A' N lr FY , . 'H - . Wig U U -Leis 11,14 ' iris.. f'iW .Q Q, , I l '- ! v- I '1 '- 'XC' xx ex i i M y sl if 'MI jf Xi The Freshman Class chose Ronald Preston as Presidentg James Hutton as Vice-Presidentg and Sheryl Way as Secretary-Treasurer. In the future the Freshmen have plans for a baked-food sale, a movie, and several class ac- tivities. They also have plans for their annual Christmas party. We hope that these activities will help the Freshmen to increase the amount of their treasury and also to provide more fun for everyone. c mp 32 4 Ll IHS FIFTH ROW: L. Phillips, L. Theilman, R. Pikuet, R. Heffer, V. Sage. FOURTH ROW: E. Swanton, W, Varley, R. Chase, J. Hutton, J. Beaman, J. Anderson, S. Lewis. THIRD ROW: N. Miles, J. Piersma, R. Schur, R. Pimm, D. Rexinger, W. Campbell, Mr. Flint. SECOND ROW: R. Bater,J. Fairbanks, M, Meister, J. Embling, P. Jefferson, A, Matthews. FIRST ROW: N. Hamblin, R. Lane, J. QUiI1C6y, J. Smith, A. Wainwright. Under the expert guidance of their advisors, Mr. Flint and Mr. Roewer, we are sure the Fresh- men will enjoy their first year of high school at C,C.C.S. As time progresses we are sure that they will enjoy it much more. As members of the Freshman Class, and the other classes, we are positive that they will look forward to the future with a dream that will even- tually become a reality. Mr. Roewer, S. Way, Secretary-Treasurer, Mr. Flint, R. Preston, President, J. Hut- ton, Vice-President. 33 '22 TOP ROW: L. DeWick, T. Taylor, R. Rath, E. Traver, S. Traver, C. Aradine, G. Glidden, G. Hansen C. Routier, H. Worden, T. Snyder, B. Mitchell, Y. Liese, F. Drury. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Ratigan, L Goerner, C. Beswick, M. Deigel, B. DelFave, R. Bater, J. Mitchell, T. Sterner, J. Borgus. SEATED C. Rudgers, E. Greider, B. Ensign, G. Zeigler, W. Hulburt, C. Fink. 'll' All TOP ROW: N. Thurley, W. MacMaster, G. Fuller, R. Fairbank, R. Baker, R. Cubic, L. Sutton, J. Hoff E. Boothe. THIRD ROW: L. Carr, L. Eckert, C. Miller, F. Firjanian. SECOND ROW: Mr. Botash R. Pringle, J. McElver, R.Burlingame, W. Parry..T. Beaman, G. Barkley, B. Beal. FIRST ROW: J. Nunes D. Berle, A. Sawdey, R. Beldue, D. Beaman, F. Barkley. J. Lurker, G. Miller. J. Johnson. wie. izbqggyf 5' ',' seifa4 FIFTH ROW: J. Reed, C. MacMaster, B. Smith, N. Flowers, C. Trusler, L. Troyer, M. Hart, P. Tosh. FOURTH ROW: J. Sturges, N, Marion, S. Lee. THIRD ROW: M. Morgan, C. Ater, N. Feely. J. Huff, C. Liese, H. Eckert, J. Ellison, Mr. Hickox. SECOND ROW: A. Ratigan, P. Sears, P. Osterhoudt, K. Wheeler. FIRST ROW: G. Queary, 'ml' h TOP ROW: G. Beattie, N. Wood, B. Tower, S. Lewis. J. Leibeck, D. Kohlman, M. Osborn, H. Malinouski, D. Mel- nick, J. Hickok. THIRD ROW: B. Johnson, S. Collard, R. Ehrmentraut, S. Rush, J, Adams, G. Schermerhorn, J. A. Adams, J. McGill. SECOND ROW: D. Armison, J. Tuscher, C. Judd, B. Young, F. Mickelson. FIRST ROW: L. Wallace, B. Maclviaster, V. Pimrn, P. Quincey, S. Fletcher, J. Fuller, K, Hopson, Mrs. N. Shults. V' f BACK ROW: D. Amesbury, J. Markle, P. Griebel, E. Vellekoop, R. Weber, R. Spring, J. Routier, S. Swift, H. Jordan, G. Sabel. THIRD ROW: D. Roberts, M. Todaro, D. Osterhoudt, D. Orsor, G. Daugherty, J. Benson, I. Burroughs, G. Mitchell, C. Rowshey. SECOND ROW: S. Graf, N. Jefferson, B. Hutchins, M. Hoehn, B. Huff, B. Piersrna. FIRST ROW: C. Mitchell, D. Lucas, L. Gales, S. Pancoast, G. Bushorr, D. Dickson, R. Meister, Mrs. Stein. 'll 'll' FOURTH ROW: S. Taylor, C. Urckfitz, B. Brooks, M. Schusterbauer, R. VanNee1, J. Warney, E. Bound, W, Leathersich, S. Hernmerick. THIRD ROW: K. Webster, S. Nixon, T. Nunes, R. Jones, J. Batz, G. Satfarn, M. Fair- bank, J. Hutton, V, Schwalrn, L. Leone. SECOND ROW: R. Queary, R. Smith, L. Pimm, R. Barber, I. McMaster, A. Kendall, R. Hickok. FIRST ROW: D. Gambrill, D. Russel, C. Bowes, L. Cowie, S. Sage, Mr. Hatch. x F -4 , FOURTH ROW: E. Stein, C. Adams, A. Randall, N. Schusterbauer, R. Melnick, R. Kendall, P. Wehs, D. Bangs, D, Cotter, C. Hutchins. THIRD ROW: S. Hess, S. Kyle, S. Bater, M. Way, J, Johnson, R. Mason, R. Spring, D. Scott, E. Titsworth, F. Judd. SECOND ROW: Miss Redfern, R. Carr, T. Freeman, J. Barber, R. Newman, L. Arm- ison, R. Randall, J. Nelligan. SEATED: M. Brodie, R. Strong, G. Bater, C. Reedhead, K. Way, E. Sawdey. ffl!! ll FOURTH ROW: D. Wainright, R. Stevens, E. Euler, J. Kennedy, J. Daugherty, C. Stewart, K. Pfringle, A. Sie- laff, L. Hopkins, P. Ketchum. THIRD ROW: J. MacMaster, J. Lurker, R. Tanner. B. James, L. Knox, J. Wide- ner, D. Voke, M, Taylor, SB. Feck. SECOND ROW: P. Eckert, C. Tower, G. Deigel, D. Theileman, B. Lawrence, C. Wood. SEATED: C. Slater, L. Young, C. Sherwood, P. Baker, D. Arva, J. Troyer. fkf' gf!-1 xr 6 X if Z 'FIS' FOURTH ROW: K. Blair, L. Amesbury, L. Schwalm, R. Wainwright, J. Ives, G. Calvin, N. Smedley. THIRD ROW: M. Hubbard, R. Nicholls, R. Pimm, B. Routier, K. Baker, D. Nixon, C. Daugherty. SECOND ROW: J. Fancher, M. Meister, G. Whelpton, F. Miller, L. Rinehart, F. Beach, J. Leibeck. SEATED: P. Morgan, M. Fellows, S. King, L. Reddick, D. Reddick, R. Nesbitt, Mrs. Morris. v lt IIIIIIQ FOURTH ROW: C. Kendall, N. Sears, P. Coapman, C. Maier, P. Hulburt, R. Aradine, P. Mothorp. THIRD ROW: C. Drury. J. Stanford, C. Hopson, G. Layhee, J. Beal, L. Kruze, M. Smith. SECOND ROW: R. Ray, S. Leathersich, J, Warney, .T. Albright, D. Schur, K. Hemmerick. SEATED: B. Sage, M. Pringle, S. Ideman, D. Judd, R. Adams, J. Wilcox, Miss Ratigan. I 'lllln FOURTH ROW: C. Vetato, G. Parry, R. Arnold, C. Pancoast, E. Stevens, K. Hill, L. Richardson, I. Leathersich. TI-HRD ROW: I. Brown, K. Church, L. Scott, A. Brodie, E. Fairbank, D. MacMaster, D. Fuller, J. McElver SECOND ROW: D. Coapman, M. Reedhead, P. Fritsch, I. Vetato, J. McGill, D. Titsworth, M. Kendall, F. Richardson. SEATED: Mrs. Yakemore, G. ldernan, K. Kyle, A. Mitchell, D. Green, P. Kruze, K. Murray. D. Werth, FOURTH ROW: D. Arva, B. Slocum, J. Wade, J. Freeman, T. Taylor, T, Feck. THIRD ROW: M. A. Tower, M. Bangs, W. Galloway, L. Beattie. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Vail, L. Bater, L. Barber, D. Ray, F. Warney, P. Theilman. SEATED: S. Capamaggio, B. Barkley, W. Bater, K, Lenz, C. Baker, H. Ratigan, R. L. Brew. 5 4. .mf 2 P-1if j PQ ,KM QQ? M. 4' 1? 'tv' 1 'Zz '55 'K Law! , 4. , . W7 .4 , fi -4' 9' f'L, ' A . f 3 W IF! . 3 , fi ,, 1-v, 5m hi FOURTH ROW: R. Mothorpe, D. Pengelly, J. Kruze, D. Bater, R. Randall, W. Popowich, D. Green, R. DeGiacomo, Mrs. Wing. THIRD ROW: C.Wade, D. Brooks, G. Capamaggio, M. Hulburt, M. Urckfitz, E. Reedhead, L. Brown, M. McAvoy, D. Hopson, S. Herley, S. Beasom. SECOND ROW: C. Laley, L. Leanhersich, C. Diltz, E. Heinrich, B. Nichols, B. Mitchell, B. Hutton. SEATED: S. Lane, D. Wilcox, S. Ray, S. MacDonald, P. Stevens. FOURTH ROW, Left to Right: M. Pengelly, S. Herley, M. Blanco. THIRD ROW: K. Lenz, L. Capamaggio, R. Church, B. Titsworth, T. O'Brien, J. Fuller. J. Williams, L. Nebbia, D. Peacock, R. Fodge. J. Scott, S. Smedley, L. Partyka. SECOND ROW: L. Carmer, Q. Snyder, R. Fulford. J. Robb, N. Brown. FIRST ROW: M. Nunes, L. Lucas, J. F reeman, M. Kruze, M. Wetzel, S. Conley, Mrs. Hickox. 'TT gi ? . Y VY in 1 , 3 Mn -gi-,J,,,..t .gf-- ' -ff :ff ,. -5:5 A if - aa-.-if - 'jf -l-,....5-- '--i ? fl -C 'Mi , l ak F3 -512 5 N ! 5 ' Q 45 gn XX W ?W':J ' 5: WW W7 f f ,?!f7 .55 1 MM 6 gk X W' WM W W , YK WM' -. ,ff A 3 ,V if J WW' Puppy love? Any 4 The 3 Musketeers ww . :bg-.., ,. 4 ll I1 FOURTH ROW: J. Glidden, D, Marvin, J. Sterner, D. Wallace, C. Ensign, S. Ess, M. Roberts, C. Mar shall, S. Reed, L. Lucas. J. McFee. THIRD ROW: A. Cramer, R. Schermerhorn, R. Burling, D. Alex ander, D. Parr, P. Betz, R. Parker, L. Sanderson, S. Rose, M. Klemmer. SECOND ROW: S. Friedler Miss Willey, N, Wunder, A. Harris, N. Baker, E. Thurley, C. Ellison, A. Tulloch. SEATED: L. Alex- ander. J. Harnblin, J. Leibeck, G. Garnbrill, B. Burroughs, S. Eichelberg, R. Jones, D. Berteridge. ROW ONE: E. Woods, J. Pengelly, M. Miller, G. Markey, K. Huey. ROW TWO: J. Homans, M. Fink K, Kelley, Mrs. Davis, C. Saffron, D. Dickson, R. Coulson. ROW THREE: J. GraneY..T. Rath, L, Hill G. Nelmer. ROW FOUR: J. Sands, T, Staub, P. De Wick, M. Griffin, F. Jordan, J. Lucas, G. Van Gelder: R, Preston. FOURTH ROW: Miss J, Woods, C. Stewart, B. Resides, D. Routier, P. Widener, L. Smith, G. Pfeffer, C. Bownes, B. Fancher, J. Feltner, B. Fuller, G. Gardner. THIRD ROW: L. Ault, R. Redduk,Y. Eck- hardt, J. Rycraft, G. Rose, T, Pengally, C. Taylor, M. Kelly, R. Jefferson, C. Ater, R. Glave. SECOND ROW: B. Osterhoudt, D. Hicke, G. Pimm, R. Traver, S. Van Neel, L. Jackson. FIRST ROW: H. Young, D. Young, T. Woods, D. Rose, D. Daughterty, W. Wilson, W, Leupold. FOURTH ROW: T. Adams, L. Burling, L. Amesbury, R. Resides, R. Pasley, W. Glanville. THIRD ROW: B. LaBarre, B, Anderson, A. Schwalrn, Mrs. Voorhris, W. Whiteside, N. Wisotzke, K. Hiller, SECOND ROW: L. Pimm, D, Hill, T, Pagel, K, Glave. FIRST ROW: C. Everett, M. Barton, S. Rossitor, L, Wallace, E. Volk. 44 . mn n Q I 1 li g, 3 3 lvl i i J X ,- k ,, N ami FOURTH ROW: S. O'Nei1l, F, O'Brien, A. Woods, E. MacDonald, K. Pfonts, G. Alexander, J. Finlayson. THIRD ROW: K. Gales, C. Staub, D. Betz, R. Cooper, M. Harris, Mrs. Bush, J. Alexander, P. Embling, G. Melvin, P. Sterner, T. Tucker. SECOND ROW: D. Leupold, R. Marvin, K. Magill, R. Weinreber. SEATED: R. Beernan, R, Guy, D. Betz, .T. Smith, D. Alexander, R. Friedler, M. Cutler. if , , f FOURTH ROW: J. Baker, D. McMaster, C. Nixon, H. Eckhardt, S. Barkley, N. Neal, J. Schultz, L. Nesbitt. THIRD ROW: R. Hill, S. Jones, Mrs. Culhane, C. Wake, S. Wallace, B. Stanford, R, Phillips, L. Tuller, B. Davis. SECOND ROW: W. Barnes, C. Leibeck, G. Hutchins, J. Hart, S. Adams. FIRST ROW: R. Betteridge. Hill, N. Adams, E. Pimm, J, Maysich, B. Allen, D. Tosh, R. Betteridge, I 1 lllllill llullllil r--f FOURTH ROW: M. Markey, L. Shelter, P. Morris, C. Finlayson, B. Decker, J. Ensign, J. Lehman, L. Betz, E. Canarvis, R. Rose. THIRD ROW: P. Swift, D. Nelmes, R. Gartz, D. Fletcher, M. Laley, Miss Wilcox, R. Moore, J. Burdsall, A. Reitz, J. Madison, J. Show. SECOND ROW: L. Elliott, L. Huey, K. Kelly, K. Wilson, R. Malerk, A. Traino. SEATED: B. Freidler, M. McFee, L. Kent, C. Geiger, J. Schrnalz, B. Ives, D. Pancoast. M H if! J , ... FOURTH ROW: P. Leibeck,S.Ke1ly,L.Chapman,S. Ess, E. McCarthy, L. Weckelman, K. Markle, THIRD ROW: T. Glanville, C. Marerk, C. Elliot, Mrs. Baldeck, B. Cowie, G. Mayewski, S. Peterson. SECOND ROW: K. Resides, G. Glidden, K. Gartz, R. Utter, M. Benson, D. Roberts. SEATED: R. Eagan, R. Sig- worth. 4 I 4-lllllli II I ll fi ' fy. - ,WM is ery... FOURTH ROW: J. Murray, E. DuVa1, C. Kennedy, W. Glave, K. Barry. J. Milligan, J. Milligan, S. Deuel Mrs. Weinrebec. TI-HRD ROW: R. Wisotske, R. Rhineharr, J , Gay, D. Sears, R. Johnston, C, Reynolds R. Wallace, D. Bridgeman, K. Fuller. SECOND ROW: S. Schwa1m,J. Pagel. SEATED: L. Rosseter, D Nelligan, M. Voorheis, R. Pimm, D. Whiteside, R. Maysick, M. Calvette. Tl-HRD ROW: Mrs. Sigworth, W. Magill, L. Fink, J. Buckman, L. Kissel, V. Tomb, M. Tornb, K. Brian, P. Bowes. SECOND ROW: D. Rose, K. Griffin, S. Leupold, D. Cooper, H. Markey, I-I. George, E. Marvin, M. Woodcock, R. Clark, S. Alexander. SEATED: J. Loedel, A. MacDonald, L. Oltley, C. Cutlel, J. Weinre- ber, J. Woods, A. Cutler. srril : li. I f snr I I Ill: -W, ALI 1 141 A A n 2 THIRD ROW: C. Gartz, M. Stephens, E. Glave, Mrs. VanCise, C. Hoehn, M. Dirnore, S. Leibeck. SECOND ROW: S. Davis, G, Sluart, S. Sykes, D. Swartout, K. Previte, D. Chapiu,S. Alexander. SEATED: P. Madison, S. Carlisle, L. Byron, L. Ackerman, C. Fasano. FOURTH ROW: M. Strahan. J. J osephson. J. Erickson, A. Kendall, L. Ideman, L. Pfaltzgraph, THIRD ROW: S. Wilcox, L, Allen, N. Hill, J. Mitchell, M. Lucas. SECOND ROW: S. Freeman, M. Klafehn, D. Murphy, J. Ray, P. Vanl-Iemel, Mrs. Van Cise. SEATED: L. Fuller, R. Voorhies. J. Bennett, M. Mac Master, G. Maier, T. Kruze. Know' Hoc 2, T! BACK ROW: L. Beaman, J. Grove, E. Ford, P. Shaughnessy, C. Druseikis, C. Mason, G. Christopher, Mrs. Parker. SEATED: S. Dowe, M. Popoduke, F. Schwalm, J. Nixon, D.Jones,S. LaBa1'1'6. C- E1-lin' wood, J. Offen, C. Coleman, L. Latoski. W if af Zi Q Q.. 4 I ,aw 1 fi? ff M' z Z ,f ww, 'ffm WX, ' f ,g ff., f,.,,.,f, , ffifflffh ff-pf f o' ziikficff X771 f , Q V. fb-, a,ff,,, STANDING: Mrs. Parker, E. Eckhardt, W. Eckert, B. Condrat, S. Feltner, C. Hoppe, J. Deisinger, G. Meister, C. Seidel. SEATED: R. Truisi, J. Thompson, J. Bird, R. Goeltz, M. Garrison. FRONT ROW: C, Brugge!-, K, Harndon, M. Royce, I. Routier, P. Lurker, G. Lurker, J. Steins. ifljzi-jzfjlfig ,155 5 , . Ag Q ' -X, .5 W V . 1 . 'K ASQ., K ... I R wh? FOURTH ROW: G. Neal, S. Nesbitt, R. Werth. THIRD ROW: B. Barton,J. Donahue, D. Leathersich B. Beaman, D. Johnston, C, Foley. SECOND ROW: R. Mi11igan,J. Barry, D. Brew, W. Boice, Mrs Faye, A. Adams, J. Adams. SEATED: J. Sill, S. Glanville, C. Eagan, D. Boughner, K. Srnedley, G. Pirnm -ww? FOURTH ROW: B. Fries, K. Fink, R, Gelger, J. Smith, J. Laley. THIRD ROW: P. Hoze, D. Montzingo B. Swank, Mrs. Faye, P. Livingstone, J. Barnard, M. Lawton. SECOND ROW: H. Burdsall, E, Cam S. Vink, S. Ehrhardt. SEATED: K. Reddick, M. Ault, R. Ezrow, E. Alexander, D. McGinnis, L, West D, Dart, Y llll I , wourn THIRD ROW: Mrs. O'Brien, M. Cutaiar, E. Harkness, L. Pikuet, L. Love, G, Harkness. SECOND ROW: R. Pikuet, D. Tallrnan, S. Weber, P. Burnett. FIRST ROW: G. Cutaiar, L. Love, T. Burnett, J. Harkness, FIRST ROW: J. Widener, L. Troyer, L. Goerner, L. Lauterbach, D. Papas. SECOND ROW: A. Sabel. D. Ouweleen, K Pfrengle, S. Brugger, R. Thompson. THIRD ROW: B. Voke, R. Osterhoudt, D. Henderson E. Lucas, D. Voke. FOURTH ROW: F. Truisi, G. Whelpton, M. Thompson, L. Lauterbach, Mrs. Tiede, G. Condrat, F. Meister, R. LeRoy, D. Sabel. ,, If . .1 kg 'Q' 1 jwfwqa gd, .Y ,- We-no .fy llllulllll ,. V A1,. A,.,,.x,, , Q V NWN ., it JI H I-I TOP ROW: Mrs. DeBerger, K. Knox, N. Wermuth, L. Bowman, R. Huff, J. Stevens, P. Ketchum J. MacLaren, D. Seely, A, Widner. SECOND ROW: C. Andress, G. Feltner, P. Ketchum N Tuscher, L. Knolle, J. Smith, R. Sieloff, D. Smith, R. Macconnell, R. Hall. FIRST ROW: G Mar low, G. Feely, L. Marshall, J. Marshall, T. Matzell, B, MacLaren, C. Westbrook. As time progressed at Churchville-Chili we found ourselves with the national pro- blem of lack of classroom space, Since centralization in 1950 we have gradually been add- ing to our district schools. This year we have classes in twelve buildings including one room school houses, churches and a firehall. The conditions are very poor in the district school system, with inadequate plumbing and heating facilities. The school vote was pass- ed in 1953, allowing us to begin the construction of our elementary school, has been a great step forward from these adverse conditions. The construction was begun in the summer of 1954 and is expected to be completed in the fall of 1955. The new school mll house all the elementary grades with the exception of kindergarten. The kindergarten will be in the Chili 146. The new school with better rooms and equiprrfent will develop the children both physically and mentally, for future years. 52 X173 ff-STJT 4 2 5 Qi Jilxjx :Nw U2 N 4V 2 j:'6QlZ,5 N f 0 jjf ZW Q +-CTCC j 35 get X 5 , X ff! M 5' 7 Wf' f 4, I 7, ff!! W4 Mg T iii? SM X N 1 Pandemonium! A peppy bunch? What a day! A refreshing dip l 54 Exams coming up? Ah! Sweet memories LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Beswick, K, Hoehn Mrs Daycock Dr Laglia J Quincey We the class of '55 wish, in view of Dr. Vail's recent retirement, to express our deepest gratitude for his 50 years of untiring service to the community. Dr. Vail moved to Churchville in 1904, where he soon became a friend IOCVEIYODS, and avery active member in community activities. Included in his many years of service he became a member of the Churchville School Board, Sunday-School teacher in the Con- regational Church, Boy Scouts Troop Leader, along with being active in many medical organizations. During the past 40 years or more he served as Health Officer for the towns of Churchville and With this job came the duties of Health Officer for our school. Dr. Vail's limited free time has been taken up by hunting and fishing. He was considered an authority in the identification of rare fish and was often called upon to identify fish unknown to game wardens. We deem it a privilege to have known Dr. Vail all of our lives. His retirement was agreat sorrow to us, We wish to express our appreciation to a great man and our good friend, Dr. Eli H. Vail. ALX .Q A1 AL. .4 FOURTH ROW: D. Kramer, D. Williams, P. Tallman, P. Daugherty, R. Zorn, D. Pederson, D. Pancoast THIRD ROW: R. Gooclberlet, V. Pringle, J. Armison, D. Zorn, P. Kenney, D. Varley, J. Egbert, Mr Taylor. SECOND ROW: E. Hill, B. Sage, D. Osborne, A. Schur. SEATED: J. Brodie, F. Kingsbury, D Arrr1ison, R. Staub. TOP ROW: R. Schur, R. Pikeut, A. Ratigan, C. Beswick, J. McE1ver, R. Rath, T. Taylor. THIRD ROW: J. Hutton, W. Varley, C. Crandall, S. Pier, N. Matzell, E. Bangs, C. Aradine, J. Huff, E. Swanton, L. Sutton, S. Way. SECOND ROW: Mr. Taylor, K. Parker, J. Fairbank, B. Ball, V. Sage. FIRST ROW: W. Parry, C. Matzell, L. DeWick, D. Berle, F. Firjanian. 'N I :HIP TOP ROW: T. Taylor, G. Daugherty, B. Zorn, K. Parker. SECOND ROW: Mr. Taylor, L. Leone, L. Kent, F. Firjardan, A. Ratigan, S. Rusk, S. Rudgers. FIRST ROW: E. Hill, D. Murray, L. Emblirlg. I. Hendrickson. LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Snyder, B. Sage, B. Daycock, J. Brodie, V. Sage. ll lllll 49 151 Mal TOP ROW: R. Osterhout, R. Dmnis, J. LinneY. J. Lynch. SECOND ROW: Mr. Roewer, F. Kohlman, D. Burlingame, R. Rhinehart, B. Statt, J. Hill. FIRST ROW: W, Young, R. Pimm. SECOND ROW: J. Lynch, R. Osterhout, F. Kohlman, J. Hill, Mr. Roewer. FIRST ROW: R. Dennis, R. Rhinehart, B. Statt, R. Pimm, W. Young, Last year our F.F.A. basketball team really showed their stuff. With Francis Kohlman as captain they tied in the I-'.F,A. county league but lost inthe playoffs to Webster. This year they have organized and have elected Ross Dennis as captain, We wish them a very successful year. 58 ' l'l.lQ .QIQII I llil FOURTH ROW: R. Lewis, R. Chase, J. McCarthy, C. Meister, B. Daycock, B. Smith, M. Huff,M.Meis- ter, D. Zorn, D. Tanner. THIRD ROW: J. Arrnison, E, Hill, D. Armison, B. Ball, E. Bangs, R. Bater, J. Mitchell, K. Hodm, P. DelFave, C. DeWitt, D. Varley, Mrs. Connors. SECOND ROW: D. Rexinger, G. Beldue, M, Meister, A. Blackman, D, Burlingame, C. Vellekoop, D. Williams, S. Pier. FIRST ROW: J. Ehrmentraut, P. Kenney, P. Whalen, M. Fellows. J. Egbert, C. Crandall, V. Pringle. TOP ROW: Y. Liese, J. Tuscher, D. Melnick, E. Vellekoop, E. Bound, M. A. Shusterbauer, P. Grebel H. Malinowski, J. Liebeck, M. Morgan. THIRD ROW: J. Borgus, B. Piersma, S. Sage, B. Huff, L. Gales N. J efferson, M. Hoehn, J. Hutton, D. Osterhoudt, R. Hickox, Mrs, Connors. SECOND ROW: C. Roushey B. Hutchins, J. Benson, V. Schawn, M. Todaro, G. Sabel, S. Swift. FIRST ROW: K. Webster, D. Lucas D, Gambrel, R. Smith, P. Quincey, S. Pancoast, D. Dickson. TWELFTH GRADE David Anderson Richard Beswick Alice Coffan Rebecca Colson Donna Darrow Ann Daugherty Donald DeK.ramer Edith Hill David Huff Burton Judd Patricia Kenney Mary Louise Morton Donald Osborne Dale Pederson Vickie Pringle Ann Schur Margaret Stout Janet Stuart Carol Van Neel ELEVENTH GRADE Jeanette Armison Alan Austin Florence Kingsbury Duane Pancoast Burton Sage Steven Snyder Ronald Staub Donna Williams TENTH GRADE Dolores Armison Paul Daugherty Phyllis DelFave Larry Gruendike David Pederson NINTH GRADE Betty Ball Ellen Bangs Richard Chase Carolyn Crandall Judy Ehrmentraut June Fairbank Nancy Hamblin Lucille Hunt James Hutton Florence Jefferson Ardis Mathews Nancy Matzell Kim Parker Ronald Pikuet John Quincey David Rexinger -CHURCHVILLE HIGH SCHOOL - NINTH GRADE fcont'dj Vernon Sage Ralph Schur James Smith Evelyn Swanton Wilna Varley Carolyn Vellekoop Alice Wainright Sharyl Way Bonnie Wilson Barbara Zorn EIGHTH GRADE Carolyn Aradine Donna Berle Linda DeWick Fred Drury Florence Firjanian Joyce Huff Charles Matzell Mary Morgan John Nunes Wesley Parry Richard Rath Adelaide Ratigan Barbara Smith Teddy Taylor Susan Traver Carole Trusler SEVENTH GRADE Elaine Bound James Burroughs Lance Cowie Glenn Daugherty Douglas Dickson Merton Fairbank Sylvia Fletcher Linda Gales Marlene Hoehn Bonnie Huff Louis Leone Helen Malinouski Sharon Nixon David Orser Mary Osbome Patricia Quincey Georgia Sable Sonya Sage George Schermerhorn Vida Schwalm Shere Swift Mary Todaro Carol Urckfitz Richard Weber Kelsie Webster SIXTH GRADE Janet Barber Glenda Bater Mary Brodie Douglas Cotter Teresa Freeman Glenn Gambrill Roberta Melnick John Nelligan Robert Newman Robert Randall Ethel Sawdey Nancy Schusterbauer Donna Scott Emily Stein Emily Titsworth Donald Wainwright Kathryn Way Marjorie Way Marilyn Welch Linda Young David Arva Judy Daugherty Peggy Eckert Emily Euler Robert Feck Linda Hopkins Robert James Penny Ketchum Leslie Knox Betty Anne Lawrence Kenneth Pfrengle Catherine Slater Richard Stevens Claudia Tower David Voke FIFTH GRADE James Albright Richard Aradine Foster Beach Kenneth Blair Carol Drury Kathryn Hammerick Joyce Ives Stanley King Sylvia Leathersich Carolyn Maier Richard Nesbitt Donna Reddick Brenda Sage Daniel Schir Neil Smedley Jeanne Wilcox 60 FOURTH GRADE Alice Brodie Dianne Coapman Edna Ellis Elmer Fairbank David Fuller Dale Green Kathleen Hill Mary Kendall Patricia Kruze Cynthia Pancoast George Parry Ferne Richardson Linda Richardson Lynn Scott David Titsworth Catherine Vetato John Vetato CONG. CHURCH THIRD GRADE Douglas Arva Mildred Bangs Lucille Barber Larry Beattie Ronnie Lou Brew Susan Cappamaggio Tommy Feck John Freeman Billy Galloway Hugh Ratigan Dianne Ray Barbara Slocum Mary Ann Tower Jimmie Wade Donald Werth N. C. FREE METH. CHURCH THIRD GRADE Grant Alexander Robert Beeman Ronald Cooper Michael Cutler June Ann Finlayson Karen Gales Marguerite Harris Elaine MacDonald Keith Magill Karen Pfouts Terryl Tucker Roger Weinreber Alice Woods NORTH CHILI SCHOOL THIRD GRADE Thomas Adams Bruce Anderson Marjorie Barton Larry Burling William Glanville Karen Glave Daniel Hill Karen Hiller FOURTH GRADE Jonathan Feltner Gail Gardner David Hicks Carol Johnson Geraldine Pimm Robert Reddick Betty Resides Gary Rose Dustin Rose Joyce Rycroft fcont'dj FIFTH GRADE Qcont'dJ Karon Kelley Judy Lucas Gwen Markey Marilyn Miller Gary Nelmes John Rath Beth Woods SIXTH GRADE Larry Alexander WEST CHILI Ronald MacConnell Linda Knolle Nancy Tuscher Robert Sieloff Pamela Ketchum CHILI CENTER Barbara Voke Timothy Pagel Lucinda Stewart Andrea CIHIUCI D055 Voke Ronald Pasley Rachel Traver Carol Ellison David Henderson Larry Pimm Peter Widener Sandra Ess Dale Sabel Sue Rossiter Wade Wilson Ioan Hamblin Andrea Schwalm Dorothy Young Alan Harris PAUL ROAD Eleanor Volk Mary Klemmer Norma Wisotzke FIFTH GRADE John McFee Linda Pikuet Robert Coulson Ronda Parker Linda Love FOURTH GRADE Richard Daugherty Yvonne Eckhardt Beverly Fancher Patricia Dewick Dorcas Dickson Margie Griffin Karen Huey Marilyn Roberts Sharon Rose Richard Schermerhorn Judy Sterner Sandy Tulloch Nancy Wunder Randy Pikuet Diane Tallman Sharon Weber Gerald Harkness Donald Hayes Mary Hayes The Q Club is an organization to award students between the grades three through twelve for their efforts in school work. The student has to meet the standards as follows: Third through eighth all marks above eighty with one exception to seventy-five. At the ten, twenty, thirty and forty weekperiods pins are awarded to those making the qualifications and if after receiving three pins makes it for the forty week period is given a gold pin. The above students meet the qualifications and we hope as time goes on will continue their good work. 61 FIFTH ROW: S. Rudgers, L. Hunt, E. Pimm, L. Emb1ir1g.J. Eggbert, G. Folley, FOURTH ROW: L. Kent, M Hoff, M, Meister. J. Sawdey, G. Miller, A. Matthews, R. Zorn, A. Austin, R. Feely, S. Snyder. THIRD ROW: D Allison, J. Anderson, F. Kingsbury, D. Sands, A. Lewis, B. Berle, M. Meister, L. Mante, D. Tanner, C. Velle- koop. SECOND ROW: V. Craig, C. Hunt, D. Embling, C. Crandall, D. Blackman, C. DeWitt, E. Graff, V. Sturges, E. Hill, P. DelFave. SEATED: B. Wilson, B. Ball, N. Matzell, P. Whalen, N. Miller, M. Lins, R. Bater, J. Van- Gelder. FOURTH ROW: C. Meister, J. Morgan, B, Adams, D. Williams, D. Jones, A. Schur. J. Bruton, E. Bangs, A. Black- man. J. Mitchell, S. Fletcher. THIRD ROW: B. Peterson, D. Lewis, V. Pringle. J. Stuart, S. Way, S. Pier, M. Fellows, B. Zorn, W. Varley, B. Bache, J. Ehrmentraut. SECOND ROW: P. Kenney, C. Hunt, R. Hart, E. Swan- ton, J. Roushy, L. Theilman, M. Glanzell, J. Feck, J. Armison, D. Armison, SEATED: E. Marrion, J. Fairbanks D. Daycock, R. Goerner, G. Folley, F . Reingoll, D. Tresler, M. Reagan. ' ' 62 ii 2 ii ' A 5 i , , , , 2 I FIFTH ROW: M. Fellows, B. Zorn, W. Varley, B. Bache, J. Ehrmentraut. FOURTH ROW: P. Swanton, D. Os- borne, J. McCarthy, D. Beswick, D. Pederson, G. Roushy, C. Meister, J. Morgan, B. Adams, D. Williams, D. Jones, A. Schur. THIRD ROW: B. Peterson, D. Lewis, V. Pringle, J. Stuart, S. Way, S. Pier, J. Bruton, E. Bangs, A. Blackman, J. Mitchell, S. Fletcher. SECOND ROW: P. Kenney, C. Hunt, R. Hart, E. Swanton, J. Roushy, L. Theil- man, M, Glanzel, J. Feck, J. Armison, D. Armison. SEATED: E. Marion, J. Fairbanks, D. Daycock, R. Goerner. H. Mc Gill, F. Reinhold, D. Tresler, M. Reagan. FOURTH ROW: D. Sands, F. Kingsbury, L. Mante, D. Tanner, C. Vellekoop, L. Kent, M. Hoff, M. Meister, C. VanNee1, J. Sawdey, G. Miller, C. Matthews. THIRD ROW: C. Hunt, D. Embling, C. Crandall, B. Wilson, E. Graff, B. Ball, N. Matzell, P. Whalen, N. Miller, M. Lins, D. Darrow. SECOND ROW: S. Rudgers, L. Hunt, E. Pirnrn, L. Ernbling, J. Eggbert, V. Craig, D. Blackman, C. DeWitt, D. Varley, V. Sturges. SEATED: A. Lewis, B. Berle, J. Anderson, D. Allison, M. Meister, R. Bater, G. King, J. VanGe1der. 4l ala lug .1 I1 ASI! ,ill-1 FOURTH ROW: P. Tosh, C. Aradine, S. Lewis, M. Hart, E. Bound, P. Griebel, B. Del- ck. THIRD ROW: S. Rusk, D. Roberts, T. Snyder Fave, L. Carr, D. Kohlman, D. Melni , R Ehrrnentraut, B. Schermerhorn, C. Mitchell, D. Osterhaudt, M. Todaro, R. VanNee1. SECOND ROW: B. Huff, L. Wallace, S. Nixon, V. Pimm, D. Lucas, D. Gambrill, S. . h- Sage, B. Johnson, Miss Thayer. SEATED: J. Adams, L. Gales, G. Mitchell, B. Hurc ins, V. Schwalm, S. Graf, J. Adams, C. Beswick. FOURTH ROW: K. MacMaster, J. Routier, C. Judd, H. Malinowski, E. Vellekoop, M ' OW: J. F ller M, , G. Traver. SECOND ROW: P. Quincey, L. Pimrn, D. Smith, I. MacMaster, C. Bowes S. Pancoast, K, Hopson, B. MacMaster, C. Roushey, B. Piersma, G. Queary, SEATED B. Young, N. Jefferson, S. Swift, G. Sabel, A. Ratigan, M. Osborne, J. Tusher, B. Beal K Schusterbauer, B. Tower, N. Wood. J. Huff, G. Beattie. THIRD R u , Hoehn S. Fletcher, R. Meister, D. Armison, D. Orser, J. Batz, B. Spring, T. Sterner, .-1 . Ll SECOND ROW: G. Leone, D. Berle, B. De1F ave, E. Swanton, J. Egbert, F. Kingsbury, D. Pancoast, M Fairbanks, R. Fairbanks, Mr, Halligan. FIRST ROW: W. Parry, A. Ratigan, M. Hoff, B. Berle, B. Gruen- dike. FOURTH ROW: T. Sterner, T. Snyder, C. Sherwood, G. Miller. THIRD ROW: R. Nesbitt, C. Fink, A Harris, T. Taylor, G. Traver. SECOND ROW: Mr. Halligan, J. Sanford, R. Schermerhorn, P. Coaprnan C. Maier, B. Sage, S. Leathersich, L. Kruze, L. Knox, B. Beach, J. McFee, J. VanGe1der. FIRST ROW B. Bouroughs, R. Pimrn, E. Bound, L. Pimm, M. Osborne, S. Hess, K. Blair. 5 S f E . FOURTH ROW: R. Fairbanks, G. Leone, C. Burchill, L. Leone, J. Johnson. THIRD ROW: B. Gruendike, M. Hoff, W. Parry, A. Ratigan, B. Berle. SECOND ROW: Mr. Halligan, K. Parker, J. Armison, B. Ball, V. Sturges, J. Hutton, D. Roberts, D. Lucas, J. Burroughs, W. Young. J. VanGi1der, D. Pederson, M, Fairbanks. SEATED: D. Daycock, J. Fairbanks, P. Daugherty, F. Drury, G. Daugherty, R. Webber, B. Pierstna, E. Swanton, J. Egbert, D. Pancoast, F. Kingsbury. The Senior Band this year, under the excellent leadership of Mr. Halligan, has elected the following officers: President, Bill Youngg Secretary, Dorothy Daycockg and Treasurer, Evelyn Swanton. The band will play at the usual festivalsg such as the Christmas and Spring Fes- tivals, and at the Memorial Day parade. They have Played at Our Thanksgiving music assembly and it was very good. They started the program and ended it, while the chorus sang in between. The Senior Band has to work very hard, but the result is a masterpiece of musical composition and it is agreed by all the members that they have fun doing it. 66 K. XD P 2 ij C Q! ff X f sh if '71 fy S 4' o 5 5 ,W Xffft fg igl 1 X IL X 7 ff f 1 i f rffx X X X QQ 4 K x an X X312 fl Kg? C ,ff ' A '! - J fi ,l 2,7 -7 X f 'ff Z 5 S HWWWQZD 'Sli Who donnit? Churchville, Rah! C'm0n team! C-H-U-R-CeH-V-I-L-L-E That's our Paul' A moment of silence FOUI 1 foul. ' . . hn1nrn'e TWn1i1ah'? S MR. SCHUMWAY MISS PERO MR. VAN LARE LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Sage, K. Parker, D. Huff, V. Sage, B. Daycock, I. Brodie. sm t ure FOURTH ROW: R. Pringle, J. Brodie, P. Daugherty, H. Martin, B. Sage. THIRD ROW: P. Swanton, J. Chatterton, R. Osterhoudt, R. Beaman, R. Zorn, A. Adams, Mr. VanLare. SECOND ROW: D. Pederson, H. Gruendike, R. Chase, R. Dennis, G. VanNee1. FIRST ROW: D. Peder- son, C, Dodson, M. Rush, R. Theilman, A. Austin. The soccer team had a very successful year. With Mr. Vanlare as coach, they won 7 games and lost 2. The spectators were more enthusiastic this year and helped to raise the players' spirits. Lets keep up the good work guys. Hilton 4 SCORES FOR 1954 Churchville 13 Hilton O Churchville 8 Honeoye Falls 2 Churchville 4 Honeoye Falls 3 Churchville 5 Rush Henrietta 2 Churchville 4 Rush Henrietta 2 Churchville 2 Pittsford 4 Churchville 0 Pittsford 2 Churchville O Spencerport l Churchville 3 Spencerport O Churchville 1 70 FIKQI l'l A ll.ll. THIRD ROW: Mr. Schurnway, H. Martin, R. Preston, J. Hutton, D. Pederson, M Rush. SECOND ROW: P. Daugherty, E. Ruclgers, R. Chase, N. Adams, R. Zorn. FIRST ROW: M. Blowers, R. Quincey, J. Smith, R. Pimm. ff! B111 M Nelson yawn Paul Gary Dave '- ---'- ' R- V - . .1-2 -1 f 1' 1, ,gY.-'fm Ql Q , , , I Paul Steve Judson Alan ' ff R 'Milf' Xl h ,,r 2 1 I STANDING: P. Daugherty, H. Martin, R. Z.orrr,J. Hendrickson, Mr. Van Lare, N. Adams, A. Austin, J. Quincey, THIRD ROW: D. Pringle, G. Van Neel. SECOND ROW: D. Pederson, D. Beaman. FIRST ROW: D. Murray, R. Thieleman, M. Rush, D. Pederson, The baseball team with Mr. Van Lare as coach had a good season. Jimmy Quincy really set the records with his no-hit game against Honeoye Falls. All the rest of the team backed him up with their good plays and many victories resulted. SCORES FOR 1954 Scottsville Cliurchville Honeoye Falls Churchville Pittsford Churchville Rush-Henrietta Churchville Penfield Churchville Scotsville Churchville I-loneoye Falls O Churchville Pittsford Churchville Rush-Henrietta 5 Churchville Penfield Churchville Spencerport 72 Church-.fill-2 .YQ -wa .1 4 Marge. Q15 X- li llilal E . . A, gg, is ,,- rx. 13:2-V X K f is MA a ffgf:yQ',w ?f1i, ' Vickie. rx S . I I f 1 1 x ., ' 0-,, Q B. Ball, A. Schur, B. Berle. 1,- z f 04' ' '17 4' 4 - M 'N f '. i 4- 4 ' , 4 'V a. 4217 . fl .M f f Q f 7 s, 'V' 1 ' - - , M, ,,. , 414, Q4 , , W N ff! I f p. W'ha1en, P, Regan, G. Foley, S, Way, V. Craig, N. Matzell. P 73 2 f 2 2 5 E 4 f Dot. ' M. ' 3 ' H, K . 1. V .,,. 1 Nan. i ff W ,V ww' I-L 5 .,'. ...,. . Xt- N Abby. r ' Hale . ADAMS, JANET ALLISON, DORIS BESWICK , RICHARD BETZ, RICHARD BURCHILL, CAROL ANN DARROW, DONNA DAUGHERTY, ANN DAYCOCK, BENJAMIN DeKRAMER, DONALD EMBLING, DOROTHY FEELY, ROBERT FELLOWS, MARGIE HART, ROBERTA HILL, EDITH HILL, EDNA HILL, JAMES Gii-15' Chorus, 2,35 F.H.A. l,2,35 Senior Play 4. Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,45 Yearbook Staff 3,45 Hi-Life 2: Q Club 1,2,3,45 Honor Society lg Library Club 25 Mixed Chorus l,2, 3,45 Dramatics Club 25 Intramurals 1,25 Archery Club 15 Senior Play 4. Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Yearbook Staff 3,4, Art Editor 45 Honor Society 25 Q Club 2,3,45 Dramatics Club 35 John Marshall High 15 Archery Club 2,35 Senior Play 4. Library Club 1,2,3,45 Dramatics Club 35 Yearbook Staff 45 Senior Play 4. Band 1,2,3,45 Girls' lntramurals,1,2,3,45 Senior Play 4. Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 Honor Society 1, 25 Q Club 1,2,3,45 Dramatics Club 25 Girls' Intramurals 1, 25 Yearbook Staff 3,45 Secretary of F.H.A. 35 Archery Club 2,35 Class Treasurer 45 Senior Play 45 Swimming l,2. Honor Society 1,2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2,3,45 Triple Trio 2,35 Dramatics Club 25 Girls' Intramurals 1,25 Yearbook Staff 3,45 Library Club 45 Senior Play 45 Q Club l,2,3,4. Safety Patrol Captain 1,25 Soccer, Manager l,2,35 Basketball Manager 1,2,45 Projection Club 2,3,45 Yearbook Staff 3,45 Co-Editor of Yearbook 45 Science Club 1,25 Library Club 1.2, 3,45 Archery Club 25 Honor Society 1,25 Q Club 1,25 Senior Play 45 Class President 45 Dramatics Club 25 Swimming l,2. Q Club 1,2,3,45 Honor Society 1,25 Projection Club 1,25 Year- book Staff 45 Swimming 1,25 Senior Play 4, Mixed Chorus 3,45 Girls' Chorus 3,45 Cheerleading 35 Year- book Staff 3,45 Senior Play 4. Baseball 2,3,45 Basketball Manager 2,35 Soccer Manager 2,35 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 Library Club 1,25 Voice 2,35 Senior Play 45 Q Club 1,2. F.H.A. 1,25 Girls' Chorus 1,45 Voice 45 Science Club 45 Senior Play 4. Girls' Chorus 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Girls' Intramurals l,2,3,45 F.H.A. l,2,35 Senior Play 4. Honor Society Corresponding Secretary 45 Class Vice-President 15 Girls' Chorus 15 Archery Club 2,35 Q Club 1,25 Student Forum, Secretary 45 Senior Play 45 Girls' Intramurals 1,25 Library Club 45 Mixed Chorus 4. F.H.A. l,2,35 Treasurer of F.H.A. 25 Senior Play 4, F.F.A. l,2,3,45 F.F.A. Reporter 2,45 Archery Club l,2,35 F.F.A. Basketball 1,2,3,45 Yearbook Staff 45 F,F,A, Official Delegate to State Convention 35 Senior Play 4. 74 HOEHN, K ATHERINE HUNT, HUNT, HUFF, ,IUDD CAROLINE CAROLYN DAVE BURTON KENNEY , PATRICIA KOHLMAN, FRANCIS LAWRENCE, WALTER MEISTER, CAROLYN MORTON, MARY LOU MURRAY, DAVE OSBORNE, DONALD PEDERSON, DALE PRINGLE, VICKIE QUINCEY, JAMES Archery Club 2,35 Class President 2,35 Dramatics Club 2: F.H,A. 15 Health Council 3,45 Hi-Life 25 Honor Society 2: Library Club 1,2,3,45 Q Club l,2,3,45Yearbook Staff3,45 Senior Play 45 Intramurals. Girls' Chorus 3,45 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Yearbook Staff 4: F.H.A. l,2,35 Senior Play 4. Girls' Chorus 3,45 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Girls' Intramurals 1,2, 3,45 F.H.A. l,2,35 Senior Play 4, 1954 Empire Boys' State, 35 Soccer 2,35 Soccer Manager 45 Basketball 1,25 Basketball Manager 3,45 Baseball 1,25 Base- ball Manager 3,45 Honor Society 1,25 Q Club 1,2,3,45 Yearbook Staff 3,4, Photography Editor 45 Senior Play 4. Student Forum 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 45 Basketball 15 Base- ball 1,25 Soccer 2,35 Senior Play 4. Honor Society 1,2,3,4, President 45 Q Club 1,2,3,45 Archery Club 2,35 Student Forum 2,3, Secretary 35 Mixed Chorus 45 Senior Play 4. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 3, President 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Senior Play 4. Soccer l,2,35 Baseball 2,3,4, Baseball Manager 15 Science Club 1,25 Senior Play 45 F.F.A. 1,25 Safety Patrol Captain 1,2. Yearbook Staff 3,45 Hi-Life 25 Q Club 1,25 Majorette 1,2,3,45 Library Club 3,45 Girls' Ensemble lg Dramatics Club25 Girls' Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Senior Play 4. Robert's Wesleyan High School l,2,35 Business major5 Senior Play 4. Basketball 2,3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Student Forum President 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Senior Play 4. Secretary of Class 2,3,45 Band l,2,35 Dance Band 35 Yearbook Staff 3,45 Q Club 1,2,3,45 Honor Society 1,2,3,45 Treasurer of Honor Society 3, Vice-President 45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 Boys' Chorus 1,2,3,45 Senior Play 4. Soccer 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Volleyball 1,2,3,45 Base- ball l,2,3,45 Q Club 1,2,3,45 Honor Society 1,25 Treasurer of Class 25 Vice-President of Class 35 Yearbook Staff 45 Band l,2,35 Jazz Band l,2,35 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Senior Play 4. Cheerleading 2,3,45 Girls' Chorus l,2,3,4, Secretary 45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 Yearbook Staff 3,4, Co-Editor 45 Hi-Life 25 Q Club l,2,3,45 Honor Society 1,2,3,4, Secretary 35 Library Club 1,2,3,45 Dramatic Club 25 Girls' Intramurals l,2,3,45 Swimming l,2,35 Triple Trio 35 Band 15 Senior Play 45 Editor of Honor Society Informer 4. F.F.A. 15 Basketball 1,25 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Projection Club2,35 Archery Club 2,35 Q Club l,25Honor Society15 Class Secretary 15 Senior Play 4. 75 REGAN, MARGARET SCHUR, ANN STUART, JANET STURGES, VIRGINIA STOUT, MARGARET VAN NEEL, CAROL WHEELER, JANICE YOUNG, WILLIAM F.H.A. 35 Yearbook Staff 35 Girls' Chorus 45 Mixed Chorus 4: Cheerleader 45 Vice-President of Class 45 Senior Play 4. 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Y For your complete flower needs SPITZ FLORIST Chestnut Ridge at Chili GEn. 0333 Ruth and Norb Spitz Compliments of QLQWZ BATAVIA'S FINEST STORE Batavia New York HART TAYLOR MOTORS? INC. Spencerport N. Y. Ford -- Mercury The Best Buy in Used Cars Open Evenings Phone Spencerport 2-4931 Compliments of RED AND WHITE STORE Meyer and Curtis Town Pump J. J. SOBB DEPT. STORE The Store of Quality 60 Main St. Brockport, N. Y. Phone 131 Compliments of WEHLE HEATING CO. 3 22 9 Chili Avenue MOSERS STUDIO l C. THE CREST 27 Clinton Avenue North Rochester, N, Y, VOLKMAR OIL COMPANY Compliments of Bergen N. Y. HARRY O. ASHLEY Petroleum Products and Approved Oil Burners Bergen No Y COMPLIMENTS TO THE SENIOR CLASS SEC RITY TRUST C0. of ROCHE TER Churchville New York 83 c 1' 11 f Omp men S O G1o1A'S SHoES and SHoE REPAIR HIGBIE FARM SUPPLIES IN ., . ' C P. F, Sneaks - Boys and Girls Wolverine Shoe S Union Street Lee Work Clothes Chili New York T L S U 1 Main Street e GE2Cr.?g94W Churchville New York CH RCHVILLE PHARMACY C. R. HOPSON J. R. BROMLEY PHARMACISTS THE REXALL STORE Churchville N. Y. A Registered Pharmacist on Duty at all Times. ROGERSON COLD STORAGE Visit our store and see a Complete stock of Frozeniifoi gdocker Grumbacher and Devoe Artists Supplies Wheat and Beans SLEGHT'S BOOK STORE Wfslehggge 67 Main Street Batavia New York LeRoy New York Compliments of R., W, HOPSON, INC. VIC BLOOD 141 E. Buffalo Rd. Chll1 Ci'1Vii1e New Ygrk Hardware and Furniture Plymouth and Chrysler Cars Accessories Towing LeRoy New York Repairing 84 I.. . Last Year Congratulations and The Junior Class Sold 500 Pounds Good Wishes GOFF'S SALT WATER TAFFY To The Wfite to Senior Class of 1955 KEMP 8: LANE INC, LGROY, N. Y. HAROLD H. EMBLING COMPLETE LINE OF FEEDS AND PASTRY SL BREAD FLOURS A MARKET FOR: WHEAT GRAIN HAY BEANS CH RCHVILLE G. L. F. ERVICE FARM SUPPLIES SEED FERTILIZER A milling service for locally grown wheat Phone: Feed M111 713 Flour Mill 683 HAmilton -0279 For Your RELIN, INC. Complete Grocery Needs M ' I In t ments Supplies Fibifgcfibrjrgu Service KEN'S GROCERY Projectors 7 C t lA enue 47 en Fa V churchviiie Rochester 5 N' Y' 85 F F.lL EHRME THA T HEATING, HARDWARE, PLUMBING Sherwin Williams Paints GUNS, TOYS, SUNBEAM PRODUCTS, GIFTS 24 S. Main St. Churchville 782 COMPLIMENTS OF CH RCHVHLE GREENHOUSE Cl'1L11 ChVll1e New Ygrk n Compliments of Compliments of ENTRESS'S I. G. A. MARKET ALLAN BEAMAN Frozen Food Lockers Builder Coldwater New York l 86 lg Ii l. G. A. PER MARKET ALEXANDER BROTHERS Dave and Bob Union St. at Buffalo Road North Chili, N. Y, Spencerport 3-4721 20 S. Main St Churchville, N. Y Tel. Chvle. 602 RAY BROWN Hardware, Heating Eu Plumbing Lowe Brothers Paints St Varnish Permanent Water Softeners Compliments of The Four D's and the P. or DALE Electric Water Systems DDQDVD? Phone 628 DON cuurchviiie N. Y. PAT Get the Best--Get Sealtest Clothiers to Men, Young Men from the local and Little Men Sealtest Dealer McALPINE, BARTON and CO., INC GENERAL ICE CREAM CORP. 50 Swan St. Batavia New York Batavia N. Y. CH F. F. A. Francis Kohlman, President Ross Dennis, Sentinel Roland Pimm, Vice President Ronald Rhinehart Nelson Adams, Secretary William Statt Donald Jones, Treasurer Jack Linney James Hill, Reporter David Burlingame Fred Morton Robert Osterhoudt William Young John Lynch Mr. Roewer 87 1 1 -I l I' J. CHOTT and 0 DEALERS IN LIVESTOCK 3900 Buffalo Road Spencerport 35101 Metered Bottled Gas Service RURAL ELECTRIC CC. Appliances SUBURBAN PROPANE GAS CORP. M otors Flamex Division New-Used-Rebuilt 3325 Chili Rd. . . 3871 Buffalo Road Chili Center P. o. cnurchvnie New York Spencerport 34346 Compliments of Compliments of MCM FARM SUPPLY, INC. JAMES WELDING WORKS 3900 Buffalo Rd. Rochester N. Y. Churchville New York I Gas Q11 C0mP1im9H13S Of SACKETT'S SERVICENTER Bergen, New York L. BUCHANAN Pratt SL Lambert Paints Tubes Tires 88 I S' ooMPL1MENTs OF 0FFlCER 0fGet1!!g3g!90W of CHILI THOMAS B. STECKEL SUPERVISOR LOWELL S. LANE JUSTICE OF THE PEACE GEORGE P. SMITH JUSTICE OF THE PEACE LESTER E., FEELEY JUSTICE OF THE PEACE SAMUEL S. KENT JUSTICE OF THE PEACE THOMAS E. PIKUET SUPT. TOWN HIGHWAYS CORNELIUS OUWELEEN TOWN CLERK MRS. MARY E. ROMBERG DEPUTY TOWN CLERK MRS. JOHANNA HORSTMAN BOOKKEEPER SL SECRETARY GAGE MILLER WELFARE OFFICER RALPH E. WICKINS TOWN ATTORNEY DR. VITO P. LAGLIA TOWN HEALTH OFFICER MRS. RUTH J. RICE TOWN NURSE MRS. RUTH McFEE HISTORIAN CARL GUELZOW POLICE CHIEF CLARENCE HINCHER POLICE DONALD RATH POLICE RUTH CRAW SCHOOL DIRECTOR CHARLES R. MAXON CHAIRMAN, ASSESSOR RAY SICKLES ASSESSOR WARD RODER ASSESSOR GEORGE R. LUSK SUPT. OF BUILDINGS WILLIAM ROTH FIRE MARSHAL MARJORIE MEYERS SCHOOL DIRECTOR Compliments of Free Pick Up and Delivery MUIVIFORD DRY CLEANERS CURTICE BROTHERS CO. 9 Daken St. Mumford, N. Y Phone: 239-W Bergen New York S at H Green Stamps COMPLIIVIENTS OF CHARLES S. GLIDDE CHOME BUILDER? Will build to your Plans YOU may W01'k Out SOTHG Of or ours. YOU? d0Wf1 Payment- HOMES OPEN FOR INSPECTION ON West Side Drive and Berry Lane. Lots available on Spencerport Rd. , West Side Drive, Union St. and Buffalo Rd. North Chili, N. Y. 4358 Buffalo Rd. Spencerport 3-5171 Finished homes shown by appointment. 89 THE ROGER FARM WHEN YOU THINK OF CHICKS THINK OF US. WE HAVE WHITE Leghorns and NEW Hampshires EGGS DRESSED POULTRY Route 33A Bergen 51F4 Home Utility Home Appliance F W Electric Sa1eS'SeI'ViCe ' ' Heating and and Repair Plumbing Massey Harris - Caterpillar BILL!S G. M, C. Trucks New Holland Farm Equipment ELECTRIC SERVICE Sales and Service Heating and Plumbing LeRoy N. Y. 49 Lake Ave. So. Phone: LeRoy 700 Bergen, N, Y, W. C. Mielke, Prop. Phone 19W BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1955 REO TR CK ALES oi ROCHE TER. I . SCHOOL BUSES TRUCKS l 90 - CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD WISHES TO THE SENIORS OF CHURCHVILLE HIGH SCHOOL FROM YOUR NEIGHBORS THE J0 EPH HARRI C0., l C. Moreton Farm Buffalo Rd' Compliments Cf MERT FLETCHER MAX PIES Mobil Products 1a?Z2ZIi?Qinf5iiit S- H- Green Stamps Churchville's favorite for furniture 2763 Chili Avenue COMPLIMENTS OF E. L. C00 EY YOUR INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER DEALER 54 South Main Between the tracks Churchville, N. Y. Phone 636 Compliments of Compliments of JOHN O'HEARN'S FOOD STORE MARYS BEAUTY SHOP Meats, Groceries, Frozen Foods Chili and Union West Chili New York Churchville N. Y.. Matheos Ice Cream 91 We of the Crest staff are proud to present to you, the graduating Seniors and the student body of Churchville-Chili Central School, your 1955 yearbook. It seems that sometimes the credit for things well done gets misplaced. We the editors of this year's Crest would like to set you straight. The tremendous job of producing a yearbook could never be possible without the hard work and cooperation of all concerned. We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks to Mrs. Connors, our advisor, who with untiring effort aided us in forming this book. Without her it would not have been possible. We also wish to thank the Art Staff whose useful ideas, attractiveprinting, and clever drawings have added greatly to the appearance of the 55 Crest . We are more than grateful for the wonderful work put forth by the Literary Staff. They deserve a hand for the long hours they spent compiling and composing the infor- mation you see here. The financial side of the Crest was ably taken care of by the Advertizing Staff. They really went out and got the ads this year. We wish to extend our thanks also to the Typing Staff whose accurate work has contributed greatly to the success of this yearbook. The Photography Staff also deserves much credit for their work in arranging schedules and aiding the photographer, We appreciate the work of the Sports Staff that has kept us informed about the sports events. Last, but far from least, is the Publicity staff whose job it was to encourage you to buy this yearbook. Again, we wish to thank everyone who had even a small part in the production of the 1955 Crest . It represents muchhard work and we hope that you will always cherish the memories it contains. We would like to wish success to the editors of next year's Crest , Vickie Pringle Ben Daycock Editors 92 ' ji'feay,g:Ii X - awf- 1 -513. ' 1wfF'133152 l 3r3.9'qf i5! ,G -3131.333 X ' i, 35N . ig Wing, vfiFr'.'- ,, .39 f ,. 'QE T3 an 4' W I J X Y A A-P , 1 n -Ag, 4. f J? 555 V 'E . 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