Churchville High School - Crest Yearbook (Churchville, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1956 volume:

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CONNORS To Mrs. Connors for her years as librarian at Churchville-Chili Central High School and her help and guidance in planning the year- book, The Crest , we the Senior Class of 1956 wish to express our deepest appreciation. This is a small token indeed, for all that she has done for us. With books she taught us the value of words and know- ledge. Without fear we can look to her for guidance and understanding as a teacher, a librarian and friend. To you Mrs. Connors with in- creasing gratitude we say, Thank You. 3 Sw!! FOURTH ROW: Left to Right, D. Tanner, D. Jones, B. Adams, R. Sears,N. Schur, G. Miller. M. Meister, J. Brodie. THIRD ROW: D. Blackman, C. DeWitt, V. Craig, P. Whalen, M. Lins, G. Foley, J. Roushey, J. Egbert, N. Stains, R. Zorn. SECOND ROW: R. Dickens, R. Thieleman, P. De1Fave, R. Zorn, D. Armison, B. Alexander, R. Embling, FIRST ROW: J. Bruton, B. Hoff, D. Daycock, E. Graf, A. Lewis, B. Berle, D. Williams. Left to Right, M. L. Huff, Photography Editor, J. Van Gelder, Art Editorg L. Embling, Ad- vertising Editor, F. Kingsbury, Publicity Editor, D. Varley, Literary Editor, J.Hen- drickson, Sports Editor, N. Miller, Typing Editorg Mrs. Connors, Advisor, Seated: S. Snyder, Co-Editorg J. Armison, Co-Editor. 4 Jaffe af Contents, .Tage7 Seniww, .Tage I3 Claimed .Tags 25 a E. .V .Tage 51 SPAM .Tags 67 Our theme this year is cameras and the art of photography. We decided upon this theme because of the great advancements which have been made recently in the field of photography. The uses of photography are very unique and can illustrate many purposes. 'O .7 As long as man has inhabited the earth he has known light. It was the presence of light which enabled him to see the things around him, By light, man could enjoy the beauty of his home. Through the centuries man has tried to capture these light pictures and preserve them. Great artists took up brushes and with paint tried tocreatean exact and lasting image. The things of nature are so involved that this was impossible to do. Later, as man noticed that his exact reflexion was caught by water and reflected back he wanted to use this idea in the reproduction of a lasting image. It was in the 17th Century when the English scientist Thomas Wedgewood made photographic copies of paintings on glass by exposing paper, coated with silver chloride, to light under the glass paintings. The pictures did not endure and the early scientists decided that a fixation was needed to preserve the outline of the image. An English inventor, William Henry Fox Talbot used a strong solution of ordinary tablesalt for this purpose. For many years almost all photo- graphic attention was directed upon film and the photographic image. The camera of early days was nothing more than the pinhole camera which children have made for many years. The modern camera consists mainly of a box, a lens, and a device for holding plates and film. The simplest form of the modern camera is the box camera, although today the average photographer uses the folding camera because of its compactability and its variable lens. Many cameras are equipped to use a flash attachment, which enables pictures to be taken in total darkness. The studio or professional camera enables the photographer to vary the distance between lens and Elm. This type of camera was used in creating this yearbook. The individual pictures of the rtembers of the Senior Class were made possible because of this device which enables the distance between lens and film to be varied. This device makes possible photographs which in the photographic business are called close-ups , We have used photographs to demonstrate our ' activities and to express the ideas of a group or of groups. In your many years to come, may weall look back to this yearbook 1 and see these pictures. When memory is misled by many years these pictures will recall our high schooldays and our many happy memories. .l xy X-.1 :T 6 f f af f 9' This year is very important in Churchville-Chili history since it saw the opening of our new Elemen- tary School on Fairbanks Road. Due to a carpenter strike it was not available at the beginning of school and for a number of weeks the elementary pupils were inflicted with the curtailed session. However, everyone agrees that the new school was worth waiting for. The new school has twenty-four classrooms with a large playroom and an auditoria. 'Phe kitchen in the new school has a place for central cooking for the other schools of the district. In addition, aside from the health suite and the library, there is a very fine set of offices. Twenty-one of the twenty-four rooms were occupied as soon as they became available by about six hundred and thirty pupils. Unfortunately the High School building at Churchville is becoming so crowded that it will be necessary to use some of the Fairbanks Road School for the seventh grade next year, .Y n ,KAKK g Q X X.. .-X Wes., 8 L .'73c.w1.d af LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. A. H. Beaman, Mr. N. C. Cramer,Mr. E. L. Gou1d,Mrs. M. E. Borlen, Mr. Chamberlain, Clerk-Business Managerg Mr, H. Way, President, Mr. M. E. Hoff, Vice-Presidentg Mr. Maier, Mr. C. E. Olmstead, Supervising Principalg Mr. M. Dwight Vail, Mr. C. P. Johnson, Absent. Our Board of Education continues to be busy with plans to provide education for Churchville-Chili Central Schoo1's expanding population. The carpenters' strike during the summer of 1955 upset plans for entering the new school on Fairbanks Road and necessitated the installation of curtailed sessions for grades one through six during the first part of the year. However, even before the new school was finished the Board was moving ahead on plans to increase our High School facilities which are definitely overcrowded. The CREST staff salutes the members of the Board for their unselfish and unfailing efforts to give us the best school possible in our community. 9 H P H9 MWPHWW Mr. C. E. Olmsted Supervising Principal ff sf UK H STANDING, Left to Right: Mr. Botash, SECOND ROW, Left to Right: Mr. Davis, Mrs. Coe, Mr. Bemardo. SEATED: Miss Mr. Flint, Mr. Roewer, Mr. Gentile. Kamisky, Mrs. Ratigan, Mrs. Stein, Mrs. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Root, Miss Welch, Mrs. Alderfer. Kirby, Mr. Griffiths. MR. G, TAYLOR High School Principal STANDING, Left to Right: Mr. Drumheller, Mr. Halligan, Mr. Hatch, MI. Kerr. SEATED: MIS. Connors, Mrs. Shults, Miss Bergin, Mrs. Daycock, Miss Thayer. Since our school is constantly growing, so is our faculty Many new faces have joined us this year. The Churchville-Chili Faculty members elected the Treasurer, Mrs. Hickox. In November we had a Faculty Banquet at Larry's Lounge where we were entertained by the new faculty mem- bers, The annual picnic will be held in the Spring and we hope to have many more activities during the year. I0 following slate of officers for 1955-56: President, Mr. Drum- hellerp Vice-President, Mr. Van Late, Secretary, Mrs. Shults- 9 4 STANDING: Miss Jackson. STANDING, Left to Right: Mrs, Bush, Mrs SEATED: Mrs. Parker. Mrs. Tiede, Miss Culhane, Miss Wilcox, Mrs, V21DCiS6. Sigworth, Mrs, DeBerger, Mrs, Vail. SEAT- ED: Mrs., Voorheis, Mrs, Wing, Mrs, Bal- deck, Mrs, Weinreber, Mrs. Hickox, STANDING, Left to Right: Mrs. Morris, Mrs. Resides, Mrs. Brodie, Mrs. Davis, Miss Hastings. SEATED: Mrs. Daugherty, Miss Woods, Miss Willey, Miss Ratigan, Mrs. Williams. MR. W. VANLARE Il MRS. J. PARKER Elementary School Principal Kindergarten Principal fs Mr. H. Chamberlain LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs.SagC. MiSS Hill, Mrs. O'BI'j.6l'1. X ,- 1, 1 ,fi BACK ROW: Mr. Miller, Mr. Fuller, Mr. Tower, Mr. Boes, Mr. DelFave. FRONT ROW: Mr. Hulbert, Mr. Hart, Mr. Harmor. f f,,, N A ,un 5 Qfflf Ai 3 LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Mason, Mr. McFee, 12 Miss Ryder Mr. Reeclhead, absem, Mr. Baker. MQW! awww' ,vga 56,2 ay gy vig? Qktbzg has gawk fwf , -az. A' snuff' Wwzfwzff WGMYAVWWWMXW VW With the beginning of each school year a new Freshman Class is formed. Each class enters the almost sacred shrine of learning, high school, shyly and quivering with excitement. Our class is no dif- ferent than any Freshman Class except that we -were greeted by our able advisors, Mr. Flint and Mr. Hickox. We elected Paul Swanton as president, William Woityra as Vice-President, and Ralph Thieleman as Secretary-Treasurer. In our Freshman year we sponsored the movie, Fast Company. On the second step up the ladder we looked back on our Freshman year with laughter, determined that we would not make the same mistakes. Our Sophomore Class advisors were Miss Welch and Mrs. Knapp. Our officers were Steven Snyder, President, Paul Swanton, Vice-Presidentg Roberta Goerner, Secretary, and Alan Austin, Treasurer. We gained in recognition as a class when some of our members showed skill in sports. We had a smashing success with the movie, The Dude Goes West. We entered our Junior year with great anticipation. Miss Welch and Mrs. Friedman were always at hand to guide us, as our advisors. Later in the year, when Mrs. Friedman left us, Mr. Bernardo became our new advisor. Jeanette Armison, Carol De Witt, Roberta Goerner, and Burton Sage were elected Pres- ident, Vice-President, Secretary and Treasurer, respectively. Among our events were those delicious Baked Food Sales, Movies, and a Sadie Hawkins Dance. The biggest event of the Junior year is the arrival of the class rings. When our rings arrived in February they looked far more beautiful than when we picked them out and we were very pleased. We then awaited the time for our J unior-Senior Prom. The theme we chose was Paradise Prom. As Seniors we are filled with mixed emotions, the happiness of being Seniors and sadness of having to leave school and all of our friends. With Mr. Griffiths as class advisor we had a successful year, Our officers were John Hendrickson as President, Paul Swanton as Vice-President, Roberta Goerner as Sec- retary, and Burton Sage as Treasurer. Among our many activities were Baked Food Sales, Dances, and a Variety Show. Among the dances were the annual Sno-Ball and the J unior-Senior Ball. In November we presented the hilarious Senior Play entitled, Wi1Jie's Weekend, Under the expert direction of Mr. Bernardo, the play was a tremendous success. To climax all of these activities was the Senior Trip to Washington. This beautiful, five day drive to the nations capitol during the month of April is an unforgetable and certainly educational experience. ' Now as we stand in caps and gowns, ready to face the world alone each Senior is sincere in admitting that the most important years of his or her life were spent in Churchville-Chili High School. SENIOR OFFICERS SECOND ROW, Left to Right: Mr. Griffiths, B. Sage, Treasurer, I. Hendrickson, Presi- dent. FIRST ROW: R. Goerner, Secretary, P. Swanton, Vice-President. 15 BETTY ADAMS Betty's wit and humor Gay, Will always drive the Tears away. IEANETTE ARMISON Jeanette is small and ALAN AUSTIN This may not be po To say, Always neat For a friend she can't Be beat lite But we often wonder, is That a toupee . BARBARA BACHE Barbara is small, not Very tall, She's always quiet, about Five feet in all. MAE BAKER Although she's known to Be a baker, A farmer's wife fate will Make her. RICHARD BEEMAN Why do so many people Worry, Look at me I never Hurry. 2' 16 2 Z wtf? We ,,,.., - SXT ras- . Q t :SSM , -as . . ,- rr sl Q QNX A xx X , is L in g sie- . KX JOHN BENSON With John Benson we have Been blest, Now, girls, he 's not Really a pest. ALYCE BLACKMAN Alyce is good for a Social whirl, Top school spirit And a real swell girl. DALE BLANDFORD Thou knowest him well, The God of Sleep, You'1l always find him Counting sheep. CRAIG CARR The teachers often Puzzle and wonder why, Craig seldom puts his Brain into high. DOROTHY DAYCOCK Dorothy's talents are Known far and wide, And that we're proud We've not denied. ROSS DENNIS Ross's aim is to be a Farmer, Then next in line to 17 Find a charmer. ,, , I ,3 7 CAROL DE WITT A delightful girl is Carol DeWitt, Even backstage she does Her bit. ROGH2 DICKENS Roger is a real charmer, But 'gainst Cupid 's Arrow he wears heavy LORRAINE EMBLING When the party's dull And sort of slow, Just call Lorraine She Give it a glow. Armor . 'll RONALD EMBLING Ron drives up, Ron Drives down, Ron drives all around The town. DAVID ESS A friendly fellow is David Ess. A real nice guy we must Confess. TEAN FECK Here is a girl named Jean, As a homemaker she'1l Be a queen. if Y is Lass? ZX '8 U AX JOHN FINTAK Iohn's always in some Teacher's hair, You'l1 find him bothering Someone everywhere. GAIL FOLEY Gai1's life was rnade For gaiety and fun, And when there's a party She comes on the run. NANCY GLIDDEN With a voice just like A lark, She sure can start a Brilliant spark. ROBERTA GOERNER She knows a fifth from A third, And she can sing just Like a bird. RALPH GOODBERLET Ralph likes music, a Car and a girl, With this combination, Life's a whirl. HAROLD GRUENDIKE A little nonsense now And then, Is relished by the best Of men. 19 'W , w ff 1 A421 QW f W X f , 1 ff. ,X 0 M , ,, Z , .ff f I, , k ,213-V I. ,IVV , f Mfr zjw , - .-f. ,I f r g V I 73'fggV,3.g1Qf, 1' f' '. , 4 'V f' 1 fkyjkfffy , . W 4 , X ffffifff f , V , .4 , f ff ,f',,3fff,,-, V . , '- f ' , .',' fa V W ,, 5 gig I' I , 5,5 ff? ' V , . -'.' :-,fQQa4???W Qz'?,4.g,,q 'ff s Z ff fy!! 'f7fL' 1lJf, if l , 'C ,M 5 Q: QVQV ga, uv iff 9 ,, Ie:-ff -3,2 , ' ' ,Wifi V f Wifzwmgf 'WW 'if ' 'Qftwfy f,x,ffyAf.44f!n- f, f4Wf'ff fv-fe www-,f V g.'2fgf,L'fw'MzQ:w6Af i , 9, gs . ts, JOHN HENDRICKSON On a stung he has quite A filly But he Il be remembered As little Wilhe BETTY HOFF Betty Hoff is very sweet As a wife she 'II not be Beat. MARY LOUISE HOFF She is peppy, full of Steam and fun, When she's around the Batt1e's half won. DONNA JONES Underneath her shyness, There 's sincerity and Kindness. FLORENCE KINGSBURY Florence's friendship is, Highly prized, Especially when you need To be advised. LAVINA KINGSBURY A penny for your thoughts My dear, As a friend we know you're Quite sincere. 20 ,f MARGE LINS Kind of peppy is Marge Lins, She's one to keep you On needles and pins. JOHN LYNCH John may have had Many crushes , But you'11 never know, The way he blushes. -1 MARILYN MEISTER Marilyn is A majorette, She can keep the band Right in step. NANCY MILLH2 Nan's short and very Trim, Full of pep and full Of vim. DUANE PANCOAST Duane plays trumpet in our Band , When it comes to music The srtuation IS well rn hand ROLAND PIMM Roland has majored In Ag. And of his cattle he Has the right to brag, RICHARD PRINGLE Dick used to drive the Teachers crazy, He says it's,1ike pickin Petals from a Daisy BURTON SAGE Burt is known for his C0rny wit, To whatever is said He adds his bit. STEVE SNYDB2 Why do boys have such Nice curls, They only aggravate the Girls. RONALD STAUB Lisnening to Ronnie Is quite a treat, Give him a tune and He'11 not miss a beat. PAUL SWANTON Paul, As gentlemen do go, Is just the type you'd Like to know. DIANNE TANNER Blonde hair and nice Blue eyes Makes Dianne hard to Disguise. 22 f X' J' X RALPH THIELEMAN Ralph is F1irtation's Child, And by him the grrls are All beguiled. ILENE URCKFITZ She draws they say From morn to night, On anything that comes Into sight. JUDY VAN GELDER Always keep faith sweet And strong, And you will ne er be Done wrong. DEANNA VARLEY In putting down words She's one of the best, Iust look and see how She's helped the Crest. PATRICIA WHALEN Pat is here, Pat is there, Our little Pat Is everywhere . DONNA WILLIAMS Her friendship is Always loyal, As a friend we salute Her royal. 23 V 11 5 f f if r WILLIAM WOITYRA i e Bill is tau, Bin is strong, Somehow with the girls he 'S HSVCI WFOHS e X iii e S2 n U To the memory of our dear friend and classmate, Iva Mae Everett, we the Senior Class of '56 wish to dedicate this page. Her Memory will be carried with our class in all we undertake. ,3- .4 gun'-. -Y fl. UA! lit- A. :fr K , .. 1'- YA! nl' .- LOC! ,.. mf MLW Cla .1 4 mmf z ff 1 1 724 Zlvff 31119804 lfiilf 7 wwxi ,f M - Q- mn v 3 wp SECOND ROW: Left to Righty J. McCarthy, D. Pederson, J. Egbert, V. Craig, F. Bennet, D. Sands. I. Bruton, D. Arrnison, E. Marion, J. Mitchell, S, Fletcher. FIRST ROW: W. Harkness, D. Cramer, R. Lewis, R. Zorn, E. Rudgers, W. Alexander, L. Austin, I. Brodie, K. Hopson. J' 1 These photographic Juniors chose as their head photographer - Mr. Bernardo. Their camera carriers are Dick Zorn, Presidentg Paul Daugherty, Vice-Presidentg Dolores Armison, Secretary and Gail Miller, Treasurer. Their Student Forum representatives are Abby Lewis and Kenneth Hopson. Their developing projects are several baked food sales, dances, and -- other special events, 31 26 JUNIORS THIRD ROW: Left to Right, N. Adams, G. Leone, G. King, N. Schur, F. Reinhold, P. Tallman, J. Orser, L. Kent, L. McClure, M. Blowers. SECOND ROW: D. Jones, G. Roushey, H. Martin, G. Miller, C. Flem- ing. J. Morgan, R. Zom, P. Daugherty, M. Rush. FIRST ROW: E. Pimm, N. Staines,.T. Roushey, D. Blackman, E. Graf, P. Del Fave, A. Lewis, B. Berle. JUNIOR OFFICERS SECOND ROW: Left to Right, Miss Welch, Mr. Bernardo, G. Miller, Treasurer, D, Zorn, Presi- dent. FIRST ROW: D. Armison, Secretary, P.Daug- herty, Vioe-P resident. 27 U . - 51141 SOPHOMORES THLRD ROW: Left to Rightg J. Piersma, J. Ellison, S. Lewis, B. Wilson, N. Matzell. M. MCiSt61',S. WHY. E. Bangs, R. Bater, N. Miles, J.Quincey. SECOND ROW: A. Baker, D. Burlingame, J. Beaman, R. Chase, G, Van Neil, J. Hutton, W, Statt, R. Nichols, J. Reinhold, R. Pimm. FIRST ROW: A. Wainwright, B. Zorn, 5,769 T 'Aa-'la-' 66 U ,X J' 'U x04 Under the guiding hand of Mrs, Root and Mr, Roewer the Sopho- mores are anticipating a prosperous year. Theyelected four very cap- able officers who are Nancy Matzell, President, James Smith, Vice- President Evelyn Swanton, Secretary and Barbara Zorn, Treasurer. They are sponsoring several baked good sales, a dance, and are to sell school pencils and school sweaters. R, Staub, V. Sage, R. Lane, R. Heffer, D. Gage, N. Feely. 4 O . p ' O - 3 int 28 SUP SOPHOMORES THIRD ROW: Left to Right, J. Bennett, L.Phi11ips, R. Pikuet, J. Johnson, J. Smith, D. Reixinger, J Ehrmentrout, L. Hunt, SECOND ROW: R. Schur, R. Preston, H. Eckert, B, Mickleson, D. Quincy, F Collard, B. Campbell, T. DeBettito, K, Parker. FIRST ROW: J. Sturges, E, Swanton, N. Hamblin, J Fairbanks, J, Embling, A. Matthews, P. Jefferson, J. Anderson, C. Crandall, W. Varley. I SOPHOMORE OFFICERS SECOND ROW: Left to Right: Mr. Roewer, Mrs. Root, N, Matzell, President, E. Swanton, Secretary. FIRST ROW: B. Zorn, Treasurer: J. Smith, Vice- President. fi en. xx'-Ji 4 f ix -K if :h y 4' ,.,f, Q. t 1 . -.Q 33,3 'I rg, FRESHMEN THIRD ROW: Left to Right, C. Lyon, P. Tosh, R. Burlingarne, B. Welsh, E. Booth, C. Aradine, M. Hart R. Rath. SECOND ROW: G. Travers, J. Nunes, T. Snyder, R. Bennett, C. Fink, D. Mahnke, C. Matzell W, Parry. FIRST ROW: B. Ensign, P. Sears, L. Eckert, J. Borgus, L. Carr, B. DelFave, S. Gallery, N Smith. FRESHMEN SECOND ROW: Left to Right, J, Hoff, R. Cabic, N. Thurley, W. Crandell, R. Fairbanks, G. Brown, G. Mil- ler, R. Pringle, R. Bater,J. Beaman, J. Mitchell. FIRST ROW: J. Foley, N. Marion, L. DeWick, P. Dowe B, Northmore, E. Greider, Y. Liese, S. Lee, D. Berle, C. Trussler. 30 t' .L en, 5 Z' ,.,.- Q THIRD ROW, Left to Right: W. Htmt, T. Taylor, A. Ratigan, P. Osterhout, F. Barkly, L. Pascarell, F. Firjanian, B. Beal, K. Wheeler, C. McDonald, D. Allen. SECOND ROW: M. Morgan, C. MacConnell, S. Ellis, S. Traver, B. Gruendike, C. Beswick, H. Pirnm, G. Glidden. FIRST ROW: F. Drury, W. Hulbert, G. Sawdey. Guiding the seventy-five new camera fans through their Freshman year are Mrs. Kirby, Mrs. Mallory, and Mr. Flint. The film for the year was supplied by John Nunes, presi- dent, Tommy Snyder, vice -president and Carol Beswick, secre- tary-treasurer . Their big events of the year will be their baked food sales. CID 1 Q B 31 'ff i Q, 7 0 N 0 Ml malaga! FRESHMAN OFFICERS: SECOND ROW, Left to Right: Mrs Mallory,Mrs. Kirby,J. Nunes, Presi dent, Mr. Flint. FIRST ROW: T Snyder, Vice-Presidentg C. Beswick Secretary-Treasurer. STH THIRD ROW: Left to Right, M. Fairbank, G, Barkley. J. Adams, B. Brooks, J. Hickok, B. Tower, N. Wood, S, Hernrnerick, Mrs. Stein. SECOND ROW: J. Fuller, M. Tadaro, C. Roushey, D. Orser, D. Osterhoudt, G. Saffran, T. Sterner. FIRST ROW: E. Kavanagh, P. Quincey, D. Ganbrill, L. Leone, F. Tramontana, R. Ehrmentraut, V. Pimm, K. Webster. 8TH THIRD ROW: Left to Right, Mrs. Ratigan, K. Hopson, D. Melnick, M. Osborne, P, Griebel, J. Batz, J Burroughs, J. Adams, B. Huff. SECOND ROW: A. Kendall, S. Swift, E. Bound, B. Young, S, Taylor, J McE1ver, W. Leathersich. FIRST ROW: S. Nixon, N. Jefferson, L. Wallace, S. Collard, C. Mitchell, D Lucas. 32 THIRD ROW, Left to Right: D. Armison, R. Jones, J. Markle, S. Pancoast, L. Cowie, S. Sage, D. Beaman C. Bowes, D. Ehrmentraut, R. Barber, Mr, Hatch. SECOND ROW: C. Rudgers, G. Daugherty, R. Weber J. Benson, C. Feathers. FIRST ROW: S. Rusk, C. Judd, D. Kohlman, G. Sable, B. Hutchins, S. Lewis, M. Schusterbauer. THIRD ROW, Left to Right: J . Hutton, W., H. Malinowski, E. Vellekoop, J. Hanson, G. Beattie, D. Amsbury D. Roberts, C. Urckfitz, Mr. Botash. SECOND ROW: M. Hoehn, G. Ziegler, S. Fletcher, B. Spring, J Tuscher, V. Schwalm, R. Hickok. FIRST ROW: B. Johnson, G. Mitchell, B. Piersma, D. Dickson, G Bushorr, D. ReuseL 33 S THIRD ROW: Left to Right, Mr. Kerr, R. Melnick, C. Ellison, B. Lawrence, D. Alexander, D. Bangs, C. Wood, S. Estel, C. Hutchins, R. Van Neal. SECOND ROW: S. Friedler, R. Randall, J. Barber, D. Tallman, E. Stein, J. McGill, K. Klemrner,T. Freeman, R. Stevens. FIRST ROW: D. Marvin, G, Garnbrill, E. Saw- dey, J, Sterner, L, Knox, R. Jones, J. McFee, F. Youngs, B. Burroughs, J. Daugherty, VI? V, , . L f,y- wr 22 gf X 2 THIRD ROW: Left to Right, Mrs. Alderfer,R. Parker, D. Spring, D. Wainwright, R. Kendall, L. Sanderson R. Burling, E. Thurley, S. Graf, D. Cotter, SECOND ROW: G. Bater, M, Way, L, Pikuet, M, Hendrickson F. Judd, K. Pfrengle, M. Welch, L. Lucas, C. Ensign. FIRST ROW: J. Glidden, R. Tanner, D. Arva, S Echelberg, L. Young, B. Mason, L. Pirnm. 34 S THIRD ROW, Left to Right: D. Voke, W. Ehrmentraut, R. Carr, S. Hess, G. Harkness. G. Liebeck. T- Nuues. SECOND ROW: C. Slater, J. Hamblin, J. Johnson, F. Stiner, A. Harris, N. Carlton. A' Randall. C. Adams, D. Frietag, G. Weiland, P. Ketchum, Mrs, Coe. FIRST ROW: N. Schusterbauer, D. Betteridge, W, Schaffer, S. Bater, J. Widener, D. Parr, S. Tulloch, K. Way, M. Roberts. , ,rf W ' iff. dh-wiki 29 Kew, THIRD ROW, Left to Right: Miss Karnisky, E. Euler, S. Ess, R. Smith, D. Scott, J. Kennedy, C. Tower, A. Cramer, B. Foley, A. M. Kirvan, T. Mickelson, N. Wunder. SECOND ROW: J, Nelligan, R. Miester, R. Feck, L. Armison, R. Newman, P. Betz, P. Eckert, J. Paul, D. Cave. FIRST ROW: R. Pikuet, R, James, S. Kyle, C. Sherwood, C. Marshall, C. Reedhead, L. Alexander, R, Strong, M, Brodie, 35 g ,f Z3 nth THIRD ROW: Left to Rig,htg.T.Bea1, P. Hulburt, C. Kendall P. Mothorp, Mrs. Brodie, R. Aradine, K. Hem- merick, D. Schur, R. Ray. SECOND ROW: S. Ideman, L. Kruze, D. Judd, C. Drury, G. Layee, S.Este1. FIRST ROW: B. Sage, C. Hopson, J. Wilcox, M. Pringle, S. Leathersich, R. Adams, M. Smith. WW! FOURTH ROW: Left to Right: L. Rinehart, G. VanGe1der, J. Hoomans, M. Fink, THIRD ROW: J.Pen- gelly, M. Meister, P. Morhan, N. Sears, L. Ameshiry..T. Fancher. SECOND ROW: R. Wainwright, M Miller, J. Lucas, D. Reddick, L. Riddick, R. Nichols, S. King. J. Sands, Miss Willey. FHQST ROW: P Dewick, J. Rath, D. Nixon, J. Graney, K. Huey, G. Whelpton. 36 Math N THIRD ROW: Left to Rightg H. Gage, L. Hill J. Ives, C. Maier, K. Kelley, Miss Hastings, K. Blair, D Dickson, P. Coapman, K. Raley. SECOND ROW: G. Markey, R. Nesbitt, M. Fellows, T. Staub, J. Leibeck J. Stanford, F. Miller. FIRST ROW: F.Beach, C. Saffran, L. Schwalrn, E. Woods, M. Griffin, E. Tramon- tana R. Pirnm G Nelrnes , , . . f U JL QM THIRD ROW: Left to Rightg Mrs. Williams, P. Widener, G. Rose, E. Brown, L. Richardson, G. Pimm L. Jackson, S. Van Neel, D. Hicks, L. Stewart, S. Carlton, W.Leupo1d. SECOND ROW: R. Glave,J Feltner, H. Young, W. Wilson, D. Wilson. FIRST ROW: D. Young. .T . Rycraft, J. Vetate, L. Tierson, J Gage, B. Fuller, K, Murray, B. Fancher, G. MacDonald. 37 :ww THIRD ROW, Left to Right: Mrs. Davis, R, Traver, C, Johnson, B. Osterhoudt, D, Wilson, E. Ellis, L Smith, K, Hill, M, Stephens, D, Coapman. SECOND ROW: M, Kelley, T. Pengelly, R. Jefferson, D Rosemorgy, R. Daugherty, R, Reddick, R, Preston C, Vetato. FIRST ROW: D, Fuller, L. Woods, C, Ater, B. Resides, J, McE1ver, E. Feathers, S, Collard, H ks.: THIRD ROW: Left to Right: J. McGill, M. Kendall, M. Reedhead, E. Stevens, J. Leathersich, J, Herrick R. Arnold, Mrs. Morris. SECOND ROW: G. Ideman, L. Northmore, C. Pancoast, G. Parry F Richardson' FIRST ROW: P. Frirsch. P. Kruze, K. church, C. Bowes, B, Ingalsbe, A. Brodie, E. Fairbanks, L. Scott. 38 fi l 7 , 4 '31, - .1 i,7,,M, Af Zyl f W!! C 1 -4 . THIRD ROW: Left to Right, Miss Ratigan, F. Estel, M. Barton, H. Ratigan, L. Beattie, M. Bangs, B. Slocum, T. Taylor, W. Galloway, W. Bater, L. Bater. SECOND ROW: D. Arva, L. Burling, I. Wade, D. Werth, M. A. Tower, D. Ray, B. Barkley. FIRST ROW: J. Freeman, T. Feck, T. Adams, L. Barber, K. Lenz, R. L. Brew, S. Caparnaggio, P. Theilman, ., Z ,f , af V, , ,, , .M THIRD ROW: Left to Right, Mrs. Daugherty, D. Henderson, F. O'Brien, T. Sands, B. Anderson, R. Little, R. Pasley, P. Sterner, W. Whiteside, D. Alexander. SECOND ROW: M. Cutler, J. Smith, G. Alexander, R. Weinreber, G. Feely, D. Betz, G. Bennett, K, Magill, F. Hunt, L. Marshall. FIRST ROW: R. Guy, D. Leupold, K. Wilson, D, Hill,L.Knolle, N.Tuscher, S. Mertz, K. Glaves, B. Volkmaun, E. Volk, S. Rossiter. 39 .fnwwtfn THIRD ROW: Miss Woods, T. Payel, M. Harris, R. McConnell, I. Alexander, R. Bleernan. J. Marshall. S. Paul, B. La Barr, K.Hi11er, D. Voke, SECOND ROW: K. Pfoute, C. Staub, A. Schwalm, L. Amesbury, G. Henrickson, S. Dunlap, D. Betz, P.Ketchurn, T. Tucker. FIRST ROW, L. Pimm, D. Sabel, R. Friend- ler, B. Weiland, N. Wisatzki, W. Glanirlle, I. Stevens, E. MacDonald, C. Everett, R. Marvin, A. Woods. Jihad FOURTH ROW: B. Gage, N. Wermuth, D. Tosh. THIRD ROW- I. Mirabile, J. Madison, L. Stanzel, W. Williams, R. Hill, Mrs. Voorheis, D. Smith, H. Morton, A. Lanctot, R. Huff, T. Matzell. SECOND ROW: C. Leibeck, L. Nesbitt, L. Kent, L. Huey, G. Melvin, R. Decker, D. Pancoast, B. Stanford. FIRST ROW: S. Foley, F. Truisi, L. Lucas, D. Davey, D. Ide, P. Swift, D. Fletcher, E. Pimm, B. Allen, R. Osterhoudt. 40 had .gqp-ssl-Olfl' if ' Z M.. f Mrs. Tiede, E. Canarvis, D. Nelmes, A. Widener, G. Bushoor, G. Ensign, FIFTH ROW, Left to Right: S. Jones, P. Morris. FOURTH ROW: M. Cave, G. Condrat, C. Geiger. THIRD ROW: M. Markey, J. Lehman, K. Kelly, G. Feltner, S.Eagen,J. Maysick, J. Schultz. SECOND ROW: K. Whelpton, G. Crawford, B, Hill, W. Barnes, C. Wake, R. Rose. FIRST ROW: D. Seely, F. Meister, W. Nelligan, S. Adams, K. Wilson. A W FOURTH ROW, Left to Right: D. Bater, R. Ehrmentraut, D. Ehrmentraut, G. Capamaggio, D. Hopson, W, Popowich, L. Brown, J. Kruze, E. Reedhead, C. Laley. THIRD ROW: M. Urckfitz, N. Steedman, D. Brooks, M. Hulburt, R. Mothorpe, Mrs. Vail, L. Leathersich, B. Mitchell, D.Penge11y, A. Pancoast. SECOND ROW: R. DiGiaccomo, P. Kavenaugh, R. Randall, P. Stevens, S. Herley. FIRST ROW: C. Diltz, S, Beasom, K. Wade, S. Lane, S, MacDonald, B. Hutton, D. Wilcox, E. Heinrich, B. Cole, S. Ray. 41 ..- 9 hind BACK TO FRONT, Left to Right: Mrs. Bush, B. Bailey, N. Neal, J, Hart, R. Moore, A. Traino, C Andress, R. Dunlap, R. Volkmann, L. Betz, J. Smith, G, Hutchins, B. Friedler, C. Nixon, R. Malerk, L Elliott, R. Resides, N. Adams, J. Show, M. McFee, S. Carey, W. MacLaren, L. Barklay, S. Henderson, C Westbrook, R. Davis, B. Ives, M. Laley, B. Thompson. Second 4737 C i 71: QQ? .,f-we--fr so :sa-. ii.. Qffily. . 'N 1 FOURTH ROW, Left to Right: J, Weinreber, D, Boher, S, Alexander, S, Spangenberg, G, Glidden. C. Elliott. J. Milligan, J. Pagel, J. Carlton, Miss Culhane. THIRD ROW: R. Utter, L. Bowman, S. Ide, E. Marvin, C, Reynolds, R. Eagan, S. Peterson. SECOND ROW: L. Goerner, T. Garling, S. Schwalm, B. Hendrickson, R Johnston, K. Barry, J. Gay, B. McCarthy. FIRST ROW: S. Leupold, K, Knox, D. Bridgeman, A. Mac: Donald, M. Woodcock, A. Ou. 42 Second 4h K WA ' 'w,,,..,fMfw-evuaaarnffwn . - FOURTH ROW: Left to Right, N. Brown, M. Blanco, K. Lenz, S. Herley, R. Bond, J. Fuller, J. Scott, L. Lucas, R. Church. THIRD ROW: L. Carmer, Mrs. Wing, M. Ntmes, M. Sage, L. Benoit, R. Fuller, J. Freeman, Q. Snyder. SECOND ROW: D. Tracey, J. Williams, L. Partyka, J. Robb, M. Pengelly. FIRST ROW: D. Quill, L. Capamaggio, S. Conley, R. Fodge, D. Estel, P. Bowes, T. O'Brien, M. Kruze. THIRD ROW: Left to Right, Mrs, DeBerger, E. Duval, M. Tomb, R. Hall, K. Pfrengle, S. Kelly, S. Ess, M. Calvete, L. Lear, F. Williams, D. Rose. SECOND ROW: J. Kuszlyk, L. Fuller, J. Loedal, D. Meager, K. Obrien, C. Cutler, K. Markle, K. Griffin, D. Sears, R. Sigworth. FIRST ROW: C. Malerk, R. Bette- ridge, S. Brugger, D. Dostman, D. Nelligan, R. Clark, T. Glansville, P. Ketchum, L. Weckelman, K. Re- sides. 43 S THIRD ROW: Left to Right, D. Gaun, D. Pappas, R. Rhinehart, L. Fink, P. Leibeck, S. Deuel, L. Ottley, G. Mayewski, W. Magill, W. Glave, D, Ouweleen. SECOND ROW: L. Chapman, J. Buckman, P. Bushman, L. Kissel, V. Tomb, H. Markey, R. Berteridge, M. Voorheis, J. MacLaren, Miss Wilcox. FIRST ROW: L. Rossiter, R. Pimrn, J. Hague, K. Slate, D. Roberts, R. Wisotzke, J. Milligan, J. Woods, K. Fuller, J. Wide- ner, K. Piazza. 9'bwt FOURTH ROW: Left to Right: L. Brodie, A. Kendall, W. Boioe. J. Jopheson, P. Van Hemel, J. Barber, J. Ad21rI1S. T. Kruze. THLRD ROW: L. Pfalzgraf, Mrs, Hickox, J. Erickson, A. Adams, D. Boughner, E. Doney, L. Ideman, J. Ray, M. Lucas, M. Klafehn. SECOND ROW: M. Strahan, R. lngalsbe, B. Beaman, D, Peacock, D. Murphy. FIRST ROW: T.Randa1l, D. Leathersich, R. Werth, D. Brew, C. Foley, J. Mitchell, S. Freeman, S. Wilcox, 44 fibwt X 1 1 I 4 2 THIRD ROW: Left to Right, Mrs. Sigworth, G. Stewart, S. Sykes, R. Ezrow, J. Bird S. Carlisle, D. Jones, K, Hague,L, West, B. Fries, J. Offen, SECOND ROW: J. Barnard C. Hoppe, G. Christopher, R. Truisi, S. Bean, C. Brugger, C. Mason, B. Miller, S.Lei- beck, S, Feathers, K. Williams. J. Barry, D. Chapin. FIRST ROW: G. Neal, D. Baker J. Sill, P, Hoze, K. Previte, C. Drusekis. Ll- FIFTH ROW: Left toRightg F. Schwalm, M. Hill, D. Swank, M. Stephens, J. Burkhart, L Allen, W. Martin. FOURTH ROW: L.Latoski, E. Glave, S. Comella, M. Paul, D. Weimer THIRD ROW: D, McGinnis,S. Lanctot,G. Meister, C. Eagan, M. Colston. SECOND ROW Mrs. Baldeck, R. Goeltz, J. Nixon, D. Foley, C.E11inwood. FIRST ROW: D. Johnston D. Whiteside, M. Dimor, K. Fink, E. Alexander. 45 nu.. fm ,.,. -y:,f,:,f .-0.7 .- Wa my., ff, 1 Q ,-,,,... gc 3' V ' ,J sv - f FIFTH ROW: Left to Right, Mrs. Weinreber, B. Atkinson, S. LaBarre, B. Barton, S. Nesbitt, G. Maier, N. Hill, S. Vink. FOURTH ROW: R. Dostrnan, R. Voorheis, E. Cann, S. Ehrhardt, D. Mantzingo, D. St. Claire, S. Dowe, D. Dart, S. Feltner. THIRD ROW: R. Milligan, W. Eckhert, S. Glanville, G. Weiland, R. Klart, K. Reddick, G. Pirnm. SE- COND ROW: I. Mertz, L. Atkinson, K. Harndon, C. Fasano. FIRST ROW: J. Laley, L. Fuller, K. Bauch, B. Tobutt, 9' THIRD ROW: Left to Right, Mrs. Resides, M Hayes, M, Cutaiar, P. Burnett, S. Weber, L. Love, L. Love. SECOND ROW: G. Cutaiar, H. Burnett. FIRST ROW: T. Burnett, J. Harkness, E, Harkness, D. Hayes. 46 ' CLAL THIRD ROW, Left to Right: R. Lievense, S. Beach, S. Garling, S. Hendershott, M. Wawro, J. Kirvan L. Gruendike, G, Erbelding, S. Lucas, Miss Jackson. SECOND ROW: T. Crawford, D. Rossiter, C. Bet- teridge, R. Clark, S. Dudley. FIRST ROW: W. Newman, P. Love, L. Stowe, A. Lavell, F. Rapp, S. Smith T. Jacob. ' 53. THIRD ROW, Left to Right: T. Madigan, S. Reedhead, K. Shetler, J. Collins, R. Peterson, D. McDane1, D. Thompson, C. Sykes, Miss Jackson, SECOND ROW: S. Dick, W, Beasom, C. Sheffield, D. Sage, B Pagel, P, Hill, R. Lear, J. Meredith. FIRST ROW: D. Laley, R. Meyer, J. Rose, D. Cole, A. Fodge, M Brew. 47 ' Cl. M. THIRD ROW: Left to Right, Mrs. Van Cise, B. Coyer, A. Traino, L. Westbrook, R. MacLaren, C. Hartung. J. Dunlap, W. Henderson, C. Tuscher, K. Johnson, M. E. Thurley, J. Pfrengle. SECOND ROW: D. Geiger.J . Redmond, P. Brugger, R. Williams, D. LeRoy, N. Patten, J. Foster, B. Barnard. FIRST ROW: J. Ouweleen, E. Davey. J. Milligan, G. Gebhard. ' fe. THIRD ROW: Left to Rightg G. Hulburt, J. McCarthy, S. DiGiacomo, D. Condoluci, D Houser, C. Kramer, J. Lynch, I. Barber, Mrs. Van Cise. SECOND ROW: R. Moore, S. Feathers, D. Capamaggio, R. Bond, V. Glave, S. Merriam, D. Reynolds, K. Revell. FIRST ROW: L. Newman, S. Leupold, B. Voorhies, B. Predmore. 48 ' ILM. FOURTH ROW, Left to Right: D, Simons, I, Hayes, R, Condrat, R, Laglia, Mrs, Parker, THIRD ROW: D, Swartz, M, Wermuth, F, Woods, J, Keenan, B. Buckman, S. Myers, R, Gruendike. SECOND ROW: S, Barnes, I. Mickelson, K. Hoertz, S. Reynolds, R. McNutt, S. Adams, T. Tramontana. FIRST ROW: G. Betteridge, C. Davis, C. Grambrill, L, Paul, W, Mattem, W, Stocum. ' 55. THLRD ROW: Left to Right: D. Pye, D. Sullivan, S. Noeth, Mrs. Parker. SECOND ROW: E. Jacobs, K. Utter, S. Clark, B. Carey, J. Dilviaria, P. Lane, T. Wade, J. Wilscm, G. Pfalzgraf, G. Lear, K. Lenz. FIRST ROW: B. Glidden, M. Stephens, D. Tucker, R. Fletcher, W. Quill, P. Herendeen, S. Perkins, M. E. Lynch. 49 Uxwww Q , A -QQ G cr Q .2 if 2-2 ef as 'r 'cf 7 'ca' - C . ,wo -e f . , . W ,4' X 1 Q VM- ve ' 'Q , 1 CV' ff- 91,010+ f f N: xi Y Y sf nl I ' I MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED WITTIEST BEST LOOKING Jeanette John Alice Ronnie Dot Ro1a1 -lx GO I ' s 2 ,A N x A A 3 I5 vol:-ee? I 1'- Q M 'xi' -O-H4 is-nv , yi, 1, Y- -.7 ' 4 I H OW 0 4. ' . f A 'ro I - MOST HAPPY'GO LUCKY BIGGEST FLIRT BEST DRESSED '-Nancy craig Par Ralph A1 Jud f- ff Q - - ' 4 :- jx ,f x W V 2 KX x. I fo Y ' BEST PERSONALITY BEST FIGURE MOST ATHLETIC Bobbie Paul Bill I1ene Florence Steve' A I Q V 0 I p I A I I Q 5 4' A fi' K I 1. '! ,Q ia ' 5b 5 1 1 I ,O W NIS 'ag MOST STUDIOUS CJJIETIEST Donna Burt 50 Lavina David Q ..,' X f 'Mx ff' 7525 24, ,ff - f ,ff f4, 6 M fMM AsMWWw1:,Q1z2.w1a7f?Zi1 Hlfuun The Royality 3 f Z M - 4 'f.. Polly want a cracker! A Rose for you? 9 F kiwi 'N CSWHMW i P. Swanton, R. Goerner, Mrs. Daycock Q U SECOND ROW, Left to Right: D. Weber, D. Tanner, D, Armison, B. Wilson, J Borgus, G. Foley, S. Graf, F. Firjaniam. FIRST ROW: S. Lewis, R. Me1nick,N Schusterbauer, R. Ehrmentraut, L. Knox, S. Pancoast, T. Nunes, Mrs. Connors 53 THIRD ROW: Left to Right: N. Marzell, V. Sage, D. Williams, K. Parker,J. Hutton D. Pederson, P. Tallman, J. Smith, S. Way, SECOND ROW: E. Swanton, W. Varley, J Egbert, R. Staub, D. Pancoast, E. Bangs, D. Armison, J. Fairbanks. FIRST ROW: F Kingsbury, J. Armison, B. Sage, Miss Welch. U I qunuuv Wan . . nfl. .Qlll'lDfll. FOURTH ROW, Left to Right: L. Sutran, R. Rath, C, Aradine, T. Taylor, F. Drury, S, Taylor, J. Batz, W. Parry, J. Nunes, S. Traver, D. Berle, A. Ratigan. THIRD ROW: Miss Welch, M. Osborne, H, Malinowski, D. Melnick, C. Beswick, S. Fletcher, D. Orser J. Burroughs, V. Schwalm, B. Smith,F. Firjanian, C. Matzell. SECOND ROW: L. Cowie, L. Leone, R, Weber, G. Daugherty, E. Bound, G. Busharr, D. Lucas. FIRST ROW: M. Hoehn, S. Rusk, L. DeWick, B. Huff, M. Todaro, S. Pancoast, S. Sage, P, Quincy. fi THIRD ROW, Left to Right: A. Ratigan, D. Cotter, J. Burroughs,G. Bushorr, G. Gamb- rell, J. Alexander. SECOND ROW: K.Hopson, R. Preston, D. Weber, E. Bangs, W. Parry D. Berle. FIRST ROW: L. Embling, A. Lewis, R. Staub, K. Way, V. Pimm, Mr. Botash. BACK ROW, Left to Right: D. Pancoast, R. Zorn, T. Snyder, J. Brodie, S. Snyder. FRONT ROW: B. Sage, V. Sage. 55 SECOND ROW, Left to Right: N. Wunder, Mr. Botash, B. Sage, R. Staub, D. Pancoast R. Weber, R. Heffer, D. Berle, E. Bangs, R. Hickox, K. Pfrengle. FIRST ROW: D Gambrell, J. Ehrmentraut, V. Schalm, J. Arva, E. Bound, M. Brodie. U U STANDING, Left to Right: A. Thurley, D. Burlingame, J. Beaman, W. Start, F. Morton, F. Collier, SEATED: J. Lynch, D. Jones, R. Dennis, R. Pimm, N. Adams, Mr. Roewer. 56 9' THIRD ROW, Left to Right: D. Pancoast, J. Orser, C. MacDonald, C. Aradine, P. Tall- rnan. SECOND ROW: C. Fink,N.Matz.e11, D. Daycock, R. Heffer, Mr. Gentile, D. Tanner, M. Lins, G. Foley, B. Smith. FIRST ROW: J. Egbert, D. Williams, L. DeWiCk, F. Firjanian, J. Armison, J. Bennett. ahh SECOND ROW, Left to Right: J. Hutton, L. Gruendike, D. Pederson, C. Dodson, K. Hopson, R. Zorn, B. Sage, R. Zorn, K. Parker, M. Hoff, B. Berle, Mr. Gentile. FIRST ROW: F. Kingsbury, D. Blackman, D. Var1ey,V. Sage, E. Swanton, S. Way, P. Daugherty, 57 6286145 The Q Club is an organization to award students between the grades three through twelve for their efforts in school work. Students must have all marks above eighty with the exception of one seventy- five. The following names have met these qualifications. T I-HRD GRAD E Sharon Beasom Donna Brooks Bonnie Cole Connie Diltz Susan Herley Barbara Nichols Cindy Laley Suzanne Lane Sharon MacDonald Barbara Hutton Nancy Steedman Patty Stevens Catherine Wade Donna Wilcox Linda Leathersich Gerard Capamaggio Ronnie DiGiacomo Donald Ehrmentraut Pauick Kavanogh Allen Pancoast David Pengelly Billy Popowich Richard Randall Edward Reedhead Michael Urckfitz Mike McAvoy Carol Andress Barbara Bailey Lorraine Betz Robert Davis John Hart Susan Henderson William Macl,-aren Newton Neal Judy Smith Richard Volkman Geoffrey Feltner Wayne Barnes Gregory Bushorr Gerald Crawford Fred Meister Sharon Jones Judy Lehman Diane Seely Marilyn Markey Jackie Maysick Pamela Morris Ann Widener Karen Kelly Bonnie Allen Robert Decker Larry Huey Roger Huff Darlene Ide Lowell Kent Alan Lanctot Linda Lucas Thomas Matzell Lynn Stanzel Ellen Pimm David Smith Bruce Stanford Dianne Tosh Frances Truisi Nancy Wermuth FOURTH GRADE Thomas Adams Douglas Arva Mildred Bangs Lucille Barber larry Beattie Romiie Lou Brew larry Burling Susan Capamaggio Thomas Feck John Freeman William Galloway Kathleen lenz Hugh Ratigan Dianne Ray Barbara Slocum Mary Ann Tower James Wade Donald Werth Grant Alexander David Alexander Michael Cutler David Henderson Linda Knolle Keith Magill Sharon Mertz Nancy Tuscher Barbara Volkman Roger Weinreber Eleanor Volk Ronald Pasley Robert Beeman Sandra Dunlap William Glanville Marguerite Harris Pamela Ketchum Ronald McConnell Elaine MacDonald Timothy Pagel Karen Pfouts Carol Staub Jack Stevens Terry Tucker 58 Doris Voke Bonnie Weiland Norma Wisotzke Alice Woods Andrea Schwalm FIFTH GRADE Alice Brodie Kathleen Church Elmer Fairbanks Barbara Ingalsbe Mary Kendall Pat Kruze George Parry Ferne Richardson Elaine Stevens Betty Resides Carol, Johnson David Fuller Edna Ellis Richard Daugherty Dianne Coapman Kathleen Hill Catherine Vetato Rachel Traver Peter Widener Gormon MacDonald Geraldine Pimm Linda Richardson Wade Wilson Dorothy Young Jonathan Feltner Lucinda Stewart David Hicks Gary Rose William Leupold SIXTH GRADE Richard Aradine Joan Beal Carol Drury Kathryn Hemmerick Sharon ldeman Claire Kendall Leo Kruze Sylvia Leathersich Pat Mothorp Margaret Pringle Brenda Sage Daniel Dage Marilyn Smith Jeanne Wilcox Foster Beach Kenneth Blair Marjorie Griffin Karen Kelly Judy Leibeck Carolyn Maier Gwen Markey Richard Nesbitt Kenneth Raley Elaine Tramontana Elizabeth Woods Pat DeWick Mary Lou Fink Karen Huey Judy Lucas Marilyn Miller Jane Pengelly John Rath Donna Reddick Linda Reddick Paul Road James Harkness Mary Hayes Sharon Weber Linda Love Elizabeth Harkness Malcolm Cutaiar Lance Love Special Tutor Sharon Zimmerman SEVENTH GRADE Glenda Bater Douglas Cotter Ronda Parker Marjorie Way Marilyn Welch Lynn Armison Mary Brodie Andrea Cramer Sandra Ess Emily Euler Robert Feck Robert James Robert Newman Randy Pikuet Donna Scott Richard Smith Robley Strong Nancy Wunder Kathy Klemmer C2 Glen Gambrill Teresa Freeman Sharon Estel Roberta Melnick Emily Stein John McFee Richard Stevens Robert Randall Gerald Harkness Alan Harris Tony Nunes David Parr Alexander Tulloch David Voke Kathryn Way Joan Hamblin EIGHTH GRADE Helen Malinowski Carol Urckfitz Sylvia Fletcher Marlene Hoehn Elaine Bound James Burroughs Sharron Nixon Sonya Sage Richard Weber Patricia Quincey Kelsie Webster David Orser Mary Todaro Lance Cowie Glen Daugherty NINTH GRADE Karen Wheeler Charles MacDonald Ted Taylor Lucille Pascarell Beverly Gruendike Fred Drury Adelaide Ratigan Carol Beswick Margaret Hart Carolyn Aradine Sally Gallery George Traver John Nunes Richard Rath Dorma Berle linda DeWick Gary Miller Larry Sutton Carol Trusler 59 TENTH GRADE Sharyl Way Ellen Bangs Vernon Sage James Hutton Dawn Gage Nancy Feely Joanne Bennett Florence Jefferson Kim Parker Ronald Pikuet Evelyn Swanton Wilna Varley ELEVENTH GRADE Dolores Armison Jack Brodie Dennis Cramer Julie Egbert Larry Gruendike David Pederson Janet Orser Ronald Zorn Paul Daugherty Beverly Berle Priscilla Tallman Lorraine Kent TWELFTH GRADE Deanna Varley Roberta Goerner Mary Lou Hoff Jeanette Armison Barbara Bache Ilene Urckfitz Margaret Lins Lorraine Embling Donna Williams Duane Pancoast Steve Snyder Paul Swanton Roland Pimm Roger Dickens Alan Austin Ronald Staub Burton Sage Florence Kingsbury Mae Baker THIRD ROW, Left to Right: C. MacDonald, R. Chase, G. Miller, G. Roushey, M. Meister, M, Meister, D.Trusler,J. Dowdell. SECOND ROW: I. VanGelder, J. Bruton, S, Fletcher, D. Sands, B. Wilson, E. Bangs, J. Roushey, L. Carr, E. Swanton, Miss Thayer. FIRST ROW: N. Glidden, C. Crandall, A. Wainwi-ight,B. Zorn, N. Feeley, B. Bache, S. Dowdell. THIRD ROW, Left to Right: L. Kent, R. Zorn, N. Schur, A. Mathews, A. Austin, D. Lewis, P. Swanton. SECOND ROW: Miss Thayer, R. Sears, D. Blackman, S. Lewis, J. Anderson, N. Matzell, I. Urkfitz, D. Daycock, R. Goerner. FIRST ROW: L. Hunt,J. Bennett, D. Gage, J. Sturges, N. Miller, G. Foley, M. Lins. 60 ' 'Cha-'Lua FOURTH ROW, Left to Right: D. Williams, S. Lewis, S. Ellis, C. Aradine, D. Tanner, J. Embling, D. Jones, M.Meister, P.Jefferson, M. Morgan, G. Miller. J. Morgan. THIRD ROW: D. Sands, N. Matzell, S. Way, J. Bruton, C. DeWitt, E. Bangs, R. Sears, G. King, A. Lewis, B. Berle, D. Trussler, C. Trussler, S. Traver. SECOND ROW: Miss Thayer, J. Dowdell, G. Foley, M. Lins, J. Foley,K. Wheeler, L. Pascarell, C. Beswick, D. Berle, A. Ratigan, S. Gallery, N. Hamblin, J. Anderson, FIRST ROW: L. Hunt, J. Bennett, N. Feely, J. Sturges, L. PhilJ.ips, A. Wainwright, F. Firjaniam, N. Miller. FOURTH ROW, Left to Right: A. Mathews, N. Schur..T. VanGe1der,B. Smith, B. Adams. P, Tallrnan, M, Hoff, F. Kingsbury, M. Hart, E. Marion, M. Meister. THIRD ROW: L. Kingsbury, A. Feck, B. Wilson, J. Feck, I. Urkfitz, D. Armison, J. Armison, B, Smith, S. Lee, P, Whalen, D. Blackman. SECOND ROW: R. Goerner, D. Daycock, S. Fletcher, B. De1Fave, B. Beale, B. Zorn,J. Roushey,J. Erhmentraut, J. Borgus, Y. Liese, L. Carr, c. Crandall, Miss Thayer. FIRST ROW: N. Gudden, D. Gage' W- Vafley. E.Swant0r1. J. Egbert, E. Pimrn, B. Bache, S. Dowdell. ' Chwcuo, BACK ROW, Left to Right: M. Schusterbauer, N. Wunder, R. Feck, M. Hoehn, R. Melnick, S. Hemrnerick, D. Melnick, S. Graf, R. Parker, D. Kohlman. ROW THREE: F. Stiner, D. Freitay, I. Barber, C. Eleison, C. Ensign. I. Pau1,D. Osterhoudt, D. Ehrrnen- troudt, C. Adams, G. Weiland. ROW TWO: V. Schevalon, K. Hopson, N. Schusterbouer, M. Way, S. Freidler, L. Pickuet, D. Dickson, G. Gambrill, D. Arva,.T. Sterner. ROW ONE: R. Pikuet, P. Quincey, E. Saudey, E. Euler, C. Reedhead, K. Webster, J. Glidden. FOURTH ROW, Left to Right: N. Jefferson, A. Crarner,B.Lawrence,S. Rusk, G. Sahel, S. Fletcher, S. Estel, D. Cotter, B. Tower, C. Hutchins. ROW THREE: J. Fuller, T. Freeman, C. Bowes, B, Hickok, D. Wainright, P. Ketchem, K. Kelmmer, D. Alexander, S. Sage, J. McGill. ROW TWO: R. Tanner, B. Carr, D. Smith, J. Hablin, B. Johnson, L. Lucas, E. Stein, D. Thieleman, J. Kennedy, A. Randall. ROW ONE: M. Brodie, T. Ntuies, C. Slater, G, Bater, V. Pimm, E. Kavonaugh, S. Eichelberg, K. Way. 62 ZZ FOURTH ROW. Left T0 Right! D- LUCHS. F. Kingsbury, D. Pancoast. J. Egbert. THIRD RCW! G. I-6011, J. Nunes, M. Fairbanks, A. Harris. SECOND ROW: B. Beale, P. Del- Fave, W. Parry, S. Ess, A. Ratigan, H. Gruendike. FIRST ROW: Mr. Halligan, B. Del- Fave. FOURTH ROW, Left to Right: R. Fairbanks, T. Sterner, T. Snyder, B. Beal, Mr. Halligan, SECOND ROW: M. Hart, K. Way,L. Lucas, T. Freeman, A. Crandel, G. Sable, S. Traver, J. Nunes, M. Fairbanks, A. Harris, W. Parry, S. Ess, C. Matzell, D. Lucas. FIRST ROW: C. Aradine, J. Embling, P. Quincy, S. Sage, L. Leone, D. Gambrill, D. Orser, M. Osborne, K, Parker, D. Weber, F. Drury. 63 Szniwc FOURTH ROW, Left to Right: R. Fairbanks, C. Sherwood, A. Kendall, G. Leone, T. Sterner, T. Snyder, J. Johnson. THIRD ROW: R. Rath, L. Knox, E. Stein, B. Borroughs,S. Pancoast, M. Roberts, SECOND ROW: J. Fairbanks, E. Bound, G. Daugherty, D. Cramer, L. Pimm. J. Hutton, B. Piersma, T. Taylor, C. MacDonald, R. Kendall, J. Nunes, D. Pederson. FIRST ROW: D. Weber, D. Daycock, P. Daugherty, F. Drury, D. Orser. Baton Twirlers, K. Way, S. Gallery, M. Meister, M. Meister. 64 33 FOURTH ROW, Left to Right: B. Beale, Mr, Halligan, R.Tanner,J. Glidden, D. Parr, J. McFee, S. Hess R. Mason. THIRD ROW: A. Harris, M. Fairbanks, J. Van Gelder, C. McConnell, B. Young, C, Matzell J. Burroughs, D. Lucas, J. Egbert, F. Kingsbury, D, Pancoast, SECOND ROW: L, Leone, D.Gambri11 H. Gruendike, W, Parry, M. Hoff, A. Ratigan, S. ESS. FIRST ROW: M. Osborne, K. Parker, J, Arrnison Baton Twirlers, D. Williams, P. Greibel, J, Ehrmentraut, L. Hunt. 65 ' J LEFT TO RIGHT: N. Glidden, G. Foley. I. Roushey, N. Matzell, R. Goerner, D. Day- cock, S. Fletcher, D. Trusler, M, Meister, G. Miller, Miss Thayer, at piano L. Kent. The choruses, under the able leadership of Miss Thayer began the year by teaching the participating members the Alma Mater, which we sing at all assemblies and home basketball games. Hard work was very evident at the Christmas program when such selections as O Holy Night, Jesu Bambino, and Ha11eujah Chorus were presented. The Band, Jazz Band, and Orchestra under the capable hands of Mr, Halligan played at such school activities as assemblies, concerts, and basketball games. ' 3 LEFT TO RIGHT: I. Anderson, S. Fletcher I. Roushey, N. Matzell. sv W if f 'VW' f , f ju4fff,f Az Mr. Shumway Mr. Kerr Miss Pero LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Zorn, K. Hopson, J. Brodie, B. Sage, K. Parker, R. Heffer, I Mitchell. 68 We are extremely proud of our soccer team this year, The team established 3 fine record, losing only one game to Pittsford School in a championship battle for the division crown. Even though we had a very good season the team suffered a serious setback when B111 Woityra broke his leg. We are looking forward to an even better season next year. 69 ' ' .93 H1 OW.. ,f 2 2 1 if , 'Mme . LJ- ,I 16 f XI Bi11 ' , 215515: , ,f -V f ,. H 4' ,. X2 Z' -.Jimmyu 28 M fb? 11' -0 ZZ 3 we 1? ass? 5 f ff .we , V W Q. 1-X 2 Y W 5 2 E f xi Vern HM om i A ,L ii Chuck R mme 70 O WO' S WV Q' .93 x XX X X W fs' 'i A A ' lg- :. 1 -94 X -, , A . , 1 Q X. f l' , G2 W 53' ' -.Y ::. . ,.N3XUe F' .Y f 1 . 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Whalen ADAMS, BETTY ARMISON, .IEANETTE AUSTIN, ALAN BACHE, BARBARA BAKER, MAE BEEMAN, RICHARD BENSON, JOHN BL ACKMAN, ALYCE BLANDFORD, DALE CARR, CRAIG DAYCOCK, DOROTHY DENNIS, ROSS DE WITT, CAROL DICKENS, ROGER EMBLING, LORRAINE EMBLING, RONALD ESS, DAVID FECK, JEAN FINTAK, JOHN FOLEY, GAYLE GLIDDEN, NANCY GOERNER, ROBERTA Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,35 Library Club 15 Yearbook Staff 4. Girls' Chorus l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 2,35 Band 2,3,4, Treasurer 45 Yearbook Staff 3,4, Co-Editor 45 National Honor Society 2,3,4, Vice- President 45 Library Club 2,35 Empire Girls' State 35Junior Class President 35 French Club 4, Vice-President 45 Senior Play 45 Q Club 2,3,4. Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,25 Soccer 1,2,35 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Senior Play 45 Honor Society 15 Q Club l,2,3,4. Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1.2.3.4- Girls' Chorus 1,2,45 F.H.A. 1: Band 1. Soccer 1,2,35 Basketball 1,25 Baseball 1,25 Volleyball 1,2,3,45 Student Forum 1. Archery 1,2. Dramatic Club 15 Library Club 1,25 Girls' Chorus 3,45 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Girls' Ensemble 3,45 Mixed Ensemble 35 Senior Play 4. Soccer 1,2,3,45 Band l,2. F.F.A. 15 Archery Club 1. Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4, President 45 Girls' Chorus l,2,3,4, Vice- President 45 Girls' Ensemble 2, 3,45 Cheerleading 2,35 Yearbook 3,45 Senior Band 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3,45 Senior Play 45 French Club 45 Q Club 1. F.F.A. l,2,3,4g Baseball 1,25 F.F.A. Basketball35 Soccer 1,2,3,45 F.F.A. Officer 3,4. Mixed Chorus 1,35 Yearbook 3,45 Dramatic Club 15 Girls' Chorus 1,2, 3,45 Library Club 2,3, Vice-President 35 Senior Play 4. Baseball 15 Ping Pong 2.3.45 Yearbook Staff 4. Mixed Chorus 1,2,35 Girls' Chorus 1,2,35YearbookStaff3,4, Advertising Editor 45 Student Forum 2,3,45 Dramatic Club 15 Senior Play 4, Science Club lg YearbookStaff45 Ping Pong 1,2,3,45 Baseball lg Track 4. Basketball 1. Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,35 Dramatic Club 15 F.H.A. 1,2. Albion High School 1,25 Yearbook Staff 1,25 Basketball 1,25 Baseball l,2,3, Mixed Chorus l,2,3,45 Girls Chorus 3,45 Girls Ensemble 3,45 Cheer- leading 35 French Club 45 Library Club 1,2,3,45Jazz Band 25 Voice 2,4. Mixed Chorus 1.2.3.4 Secretary45Girls Chorus 1,2,3,45Girls Ensemble 2,45 Triple Trio 1,25 Jazz Band 25 Archery Club 15 Dramatic Club 15 Senior Play 45 Cheerleading 25 Voice 1,2, Mixed Chorus l,2,3,45 President 45 Girls Chorus l,2,3,45 Mixed En- semble 1,25 Girls Ensemble 3,45 Class Secretary 1,2,3,45 Health Coun- cil 45 Dramatic Club lg Hi-Life 1. 74 GOODBERIJET, RALPH GRUENDIKE, HAROLD HENDRICKSON, JOHN HOFF, BETTY HOFF, MARY LOUISE JONES, DONNA KINGSBURY, FLORENCE KINGSBURY, LAVINA LINS, MARGE LYNCH, JOHN MEISTER, MARILYN MILLER, NANCY PANCOAST, DUANE PIMM, ROLAND PRINGLE, RICHARD SAGE, BURTON SNYDER, STEVE STAUB, RONNIE SWANTON, PAUL Basketball 2,3,4g Senior Play 4g Honor Society l,2,3g Q Club l,2,3g Track 3,4g Mixed Chorus 4g Honor Society Reporter 2. SOCCCI' 2.3.45 Basketball 2,3g F.F.A. 1: Band l,2,3,4g Jazz Band l,2,3,4. Basketball l,2g Baseball l,2g Volleyball l,2g Student Forum8g Yearbook 3,4g Sports Editor 4g Class President 4g Senior Play 4. Girls Chorus l,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4g Archery lg Voice 2g Girls Ensemble 2.3. Student Forum lg Senior Band l,2,3,4g Jazz Band l,2,3g Girls Chorus l,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus l,2,3g Latin Club 4g Yearbook Staff 3,4g Photo- grapher Editor 4g Dramatic Club lg Hi-Life lg Library Club 1,2,3g Senior Play 4g Honor Society 1, Girls Chorus l,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus l,2,3g F.H.A. lg Dramatic Club lg A1'Ch61'Y 1:YG21'b00k 3. 4:Library Club lg Senior Play 4. Girls Chorus l,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus l,2,3g Honor Society l,2,3,4g Secretary 4g Q Club l,2,3,4g Band l,2,3,4g Jazz Band 2,3,4g Yearbook Staff 3,4g Publicity Editor4g Latin Club4g Senior Play 4g Cheerleaders 4. Band l,2g Q Club l,2g Girls Chorus 4g Dramatic Club l. Girls Chorus l,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4g Hi-Life lg Cheerleading 2,3g French Club 4g Dramatic Club lg Yearbook 3,4g Archery Club lg Q Club 4. F.F.A. l,2,3,4g F.F.A. Basketball l,2,3,4g F.F.A. Sentinal Girls Chorus 1,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4g Girls Ensemble 4g Library Club l,2.3g Dramatic Club lg Archery Club lg Honor Society lg Hi- Life 1. Cheerleading l,2,3,4g Triple Trio l,2g Yearbook 3,4g Typing Editor 4g Jazz Band 2g Girls Chorus l,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4. Senior Play 4g Band l,2,3,4g President 4g Jazz Band 2,4g Radio Club 4g Archery Club l,2g Honor Society l,2,4g Corresponding Secretary 4g Q Club l,2,3,4g French Club 4g Library Club l,2. F.F.A. l,2,3,4g Band lg F.F.A. Basketball l,2,3,4g F.F.A. Vice-Presi- dent 3,4. Socoer 2g Baseball 2. Soccer 3,4g Baseball 3,4g Basketball Manager 3,4gHonor Society l,2,3,4g Secretary 3, President 4g Radio Club 4g President4g Empire Boys State 3g Archery Club l,2g N.Y.S. Jr. Archery Champ 2g Q Club l,2,3,4g Class Treasury 3,4g Senior Play 4g Latin Club 4gDramatic Club lg Library Club lg Volleyball 3g Projection Club 2,3. Basketball l,2,3,4g Yearbook 3,4g Co-Editor 4g Volleyball 2g Senior Play 4g Projection Club 1.2,3,4g Archery Club l,2g Dramatic Club lg President of Class 2: Q Club 1.2.3.4- Soccer 4g Baseball 2.3,4g Basketball lg Track 3.4: 5ef1i0l'P13Y4: Hfgnor Society 1,2,3,4g Treasurer 4g Q Club l,2,3,4g Radio Club 4g Vice-President 4g Student Forum 4g Treasurer 4g Volleyball 3.4, Basketball l,2,3,4g Volleyball l,2g Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4g Q Club lg Senior Play 4g Class President lg Vice President 2,4g Track 4. 75 TANNER, DIANNE THIELEMAN, RALPH URCKFITZ, ILENE VAN GELDER, JUDY VARLEY, DEANNA WHALEN, PATRICIA WILLIAMS, DONNA WOITYRA, WILLIAM Girls' Chorus l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,35 Yearbook 3,45 French Club 45 Library Club l,2,3,45 Voice l,2. Soccer 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,35 Baseball 1,2,35 Dramatic Club 15 Yearbook 45 Volleyball 1,25 Secretary and Treasurer 1. Dramatic Club 15 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Girls' Chorus l,2,3,45 F.H.A. 25 Library Club 1. Girls' Chorus l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus l,2,8,45 Band 3,45 Yearbook 3,4, Art Editor 45 Girls' Ensemble 25 Dramatic Club lg Voice 2. Yearbook 3,4, Literary Editor 45 Band 15 Gir1s'Chorus 15 Honor Society 1, 25 Senior Play 4. Yearbook 3, 45 Girls' Chorus 1, 2,3, 45 Library Club l, 2, 35 Dramatic. Club lg Senior Play 45 Cheerleading 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 35 Hi- Life l. Girls' Chorus l,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,35 Honor Society l,2,3,45 Year- book 3,45 French Club 45 Senior Play 45 Library Club 1,25 Dramatic Club 15 Hi-Life 1. 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Chili New York GIOIA'S SHOES AND SHOE REPAIR P, F, Sneaks - Boys and Girls Wolverine Shoes Lee Work Clothes 1 Main Street Churchville New York L . I 3 ROGERSON COLD STORAGE -n n-un: 1 Compliments of C JOHN O'HEARN'S FOOD STORE Frozen Food Locker Tel, 51 Meats, Groceries, Frozen Foods Wheat and Beans Chili and Union Warehouse Tel, 253 West Chili, New York LeRoy New York Matheos Ice Cream H cr cn Z cn E cn FP sv 5 Q. m '-s Q. o H3 ff' S' cn IP E CD '-s Q-h O no :S SU o an 2. MORLEY MOTORS INC. The '56 Ford Bergen, New York Sales Service C ompliments of GARRISON SANITARIUM 5 Church Street Spencerport, New York Compliments of I DR, V, P, LAGLIA ROGERS FLOWERS Spencerport, New York 11 ng, J' Q, 2 Q, i W-. Flowers of Quality Complete Line of F'eeds and Pastry Si Bread Flours A Market For: DOX DRUG STORE 1309 Chili Avenue in the Chili Shopping Center Wheat I Complete Prescription Service Grain Hay - Pay your bills here Beans I authorized collection agency for: . -R h t G d E ' ' Churchviue G. L. F. Servlgels oc es er as anandlectric Corporation Farm 5g1lfP11?S lfjjg Min ,gizrtlllzer Rochester Telephone Corporation One' Free Parking I Q 84 Compliments of SOUTH VIEW FARMS Churchville New York We Are Expanding A Sign of Progress MONROE TREE SURGEONS, INC. MONROE LANDSCAPE SERVICE, INC, Rochester, New York Locust 6850 Compliments of THIELEMAN'S GARAGE AND DELICATESSEN STORE Spencerport and Manitou Road Spencerport New York Compliments of CUNNINGHAM RADIO SERVICE Bergen New York Compliments of SUE'S HARPER METHOD SHOP 8 Buffalo Street Churchville, New York 690W I..- C ompliments of GORDON BRODIE Representing Mutual Trust Life Insurance Compliments of Compliments RUBY's Of Athletic and Gymnasium Equipment PAT AND MIKE Playground Equipment Rochester, Browning 6604 New York Bergen New York F. R. EHRME TRAUT She rw in Williams Paints Guns, Toys, Sunbeam Products, Gifts 24 S, Main St, C hurchville 7 82 Compliments of DATZ CITIES SERVICE Buffalo Road at Whittier Street T R, W, HOPSON, INC. 141 E, Buffalo Rd. Churchville, New York Plymouth and Chrysler Cars Accessories Towing Repairing WISE 85 PHILLIPS DeSoto - - Plymouth Sales and Service 85 Union Street Spencerport, New York Phone 26531 Compliments of WEHLE HEATING CO. 3229 C hili Avenue If It's Ice Cream PLANT 8: MILK BAR- LeRoy-Route 5 Elm Dairy Restaurant fRed Osierl Stafford, New York Elm Dairy Milk Bar Route 20-LeRoy, New York LEROY ELM DAIRY INC. LEROY, NEW YORK C ompliment s of CHARLES MILLER Churchville I.. .... l. G. A. UPER MARKET Dave and Bob Union St. At Buffalo Road North Chili, New York Spencerport 3-4721 20 S, Main St. Churchville, New York Tel, Churchville, 602 H, M, BROWN CO. Chevrolet--Oldsmobile Sales--Service Parts-Accessories Phone 62 Caledonia, Ne York MATHEOS VELVET ICE CREAM Spencerport, New York Stop and visit our new place, Union St, and Million Dollar Highway w LOUIS P. BRADY 37 Main Street LeRoy, New York S 81 H Green Stamps Valspar Paint and Varnish Imperial Wall Paper Inlaid Linoleum HART TAYLOR MOTORS INC. Ford and Mercury Sales and Service Spencerport, New York Window Shades Hygrade Lamps Phone: 24931 Linoleum Plastic Wall Tile, Asphalt Tile F, W, BICKFORD Massey Harris - Caterpillar G, M, C, Trucks New Holland Farm Equipment Sales and Service LeRoy, New York Phone: LeRoy 700 Compliments of TRAUGOTT BUICK, INC, Brockport 242 W South Main St, Brockport, New York JOSEPH HARRIS CO. INC, Seed Growers and Merchants Moreton Farms Rochester 11, New York Compliments I ELMCREST SANITARIUM Churchville New York Compliments of MAURER AND CHANCLLER Compliments of MCM FARM - SUPPLY 3900 Buffalo Road Congratulations and Good Wishes To The Senior Class of 1956 HAROLD H. EMBLING Compliment s of JOHNNY' S BARBER SHOP Churchville New York CHAMPIONS for your sportswear and sporting goods needs Award Sweaters and Jackets Representatives for MacGregor Goldsmith Athletic Equipment and Converse All Star Basketball Sneaks Champion Athletic and Sportswear Co. Inc. 71 Street Paul Street Rochester 4, New York C ompliment s of ED ROTHFUS Buffalo Road and Westside Drive North Chili, New York I 1 aa ? Compliments CH RCHVILLE GREENIHIUSE Churchville New York Coal Truck Hoists Scrap Truck Bodies CH RCHVILLE SUPPLY 0..l C. C hurc hville, New York Phone 651 -R Mason Supplies Trans-Mix Cement - Cinder Blocks COLDWATER LUMBER CO. , INC. l49 Cherry Road at N. Y. C. R. R. Nick's Chili Motors Wholesale and Retail Home Appliances New and Used Coldwater Town of Gates Parts Complete Firestone Phone GEnesee 8490 for the best I Line Construction --- Counsel --- Service Phone: Spencerport 3 -4431 L, I 89 We, the editors of the 1956 Crest, would like to take this opportunity to show our appreciation to all those who helped make this yearbook the success that it is. We have tried our utmost to make this the best yearbook in Churchville-Chili's history, Much of the credit must be given to Mrs. Connors whose untiring aid and advice had made it possible to present this book to you, Under the editorship of Lorraine Embling, the Advertising Staff helped put the yearbook on a sound financial basis. We also would like to thank the Art Staff under the leadership of Judy Van Gelder for their fine work in the art department. Many thanks go to Deanna Varley and her Literary Staff for their hard work in compiling and writing the information needed to make this such aninteresting book. The Typing Staff under the editorship of Nancy Miller deserves a vote of thanks for the long hours at the typewriters. Also our appreciation goes to Miss Welch of the Com- mercial Department for helping to type the long lists of names. Mary Lou Hoff and her Photography Staff deserve much credit for helping to produce such fine pictures. The sports front has been fully covered by the roving eyes of John Hendrickson and his staff. Last, but not least, comes the Publicity Staff under Florence Kingsbury whose job it was not to produce, but to sell the book. Again, we must say Thanks to everyone who contributed to the yearbook. Much of the hard work that was put into this book will be realized in years to come from the memories it will bring back. Also best of luck to the editors of the 1957 Crest, QQ, ec E, Jeanette Armison Steve Snyder Editors 90 ffm ffm Uv' , V .. , ba - .K 'n 'iw '. w , , sh'-: .-.'.':2'2:m 1'.11.141,.,L1'-Fa.-mm:,. . -Jmurh.-m mkf:,F'uu.'m1: .'MwvJ'1Jmk1nml1lBv 1 1 1 G 9 1 1 F s 5 W it 3 21 1? A: W rr 6 if 5: ,T 1: ,. 22 4 it 1? if E s U E ? 4: 51 1? ? 4 -E 'v .1 g 5 Ymmximwmwmfmismmnzawsmi-mdcx,.'4.fL'11:,.Anfmvuw,:',4:i'-,r :ww . fe,farw'rI 9- lm Y -'ww fx. - , , , 1 :M ,. ' H H '- 1 X '-1. ' ' 21, H'-,' ,, 1 uf, w : was ,FZ I w W Q . B ' .1 if, 4' . 'PAS amy. 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