Churchville High School - Crest Yearbook (Churchville, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1957 volume:

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X 'Ls adj 2 2 WC 1 i y 3 1 In Dedication M , f W We humbly dedicate our 1957 Crest to Mr. Harold Way and by so doing, we hope to manifest our appreciation for the many years of arduous labor, and untiring service that he has given as a member of the board of education. Mr. Way served on the board for twelve years, six years of which he acted as president of the board. It is with deep felt pleasure that we take this opportunity to express our thanks to Mr, Way and to all present, and former board members who donate their experience, energies, and talents for the betterment of Church- ville-Chili Central School. 2 In Appreciation MRS, SNYDER For her untiring help on the yearbook staff and a sincere interest in each of us, we the class of '57 wish to show our deepest appreciation to Mrs, Snyder. 3 earbook Edutors and Advusers FIRST ROW: D. ArmiSOH. J. Egbert. R. Z0rH- W- Alexander, R, Heffer, SECOND ROW: J. Roushey. A, Mathews, G, Miller, Mrs. Snyder, Miss Karnischky, Mrs. Connors. THIRD ROW: J. McCarthY. D- Feder' son. taff FIRST ROW: E. Marion, C. Crandall, E, Bangs, J, Ehrmentraut, N, Matzell, S, Way, E, Swanton, A. Lewis, B, Berle, P, De1Fave, W, Varley, SECOND ROW: J, Embling, B. Wilson, V, Craig, I. Mitchell, A,Feck, D, Fox, C, Vellekoop, J, Anderson, B. Zorn, E, Graf, N, Feeley, N, Staines, THIRD ROW: R, Schur, R, Zorn, J, Brodie, M, Meister, P, Tallman, P, Jefferson, R, Chase, H, Gruendike, E, Rudgers, H, Eckert. 4 'ix-..+' I I3 Administration 7 Classes 2 5 x fig' Sporf s C5 fl I X ib lf Activities 5 1 44015 H1715 MS -SE Building Progress an Q .fx i 45549547 1 1 1 . rlyiii . if lryr 1 1 ,9 9 V 2 2 V During the year that has since last we wrote of Building Progress for CREST our new elementary school an Fairbanks Road has been put in operation. By next September it will be filled to capacity, This past summer' saw a proposition to add to the present high school building and to start a new elementary school on the Chestnut Ridge Site, passed by a majority of record vote of the people of ,the district. As this is written fNovember 20, 19565 the board of eilucation is waiting for some 7LAlbany decisions before taking the next step. ,, Z One thing is very certain: the end of our needs for increased housing is not yet sight. Our school census for 1956 shows a 1470 increase C283 childrenj over that of 1955. Qbur en- rollment mayffibe expected to continue to increase by at least 100 pupils per year for the next 5 several yea rsh. 2 Thisf situation is full of serious significance for the voters and taxpayers of our district but the ones most directly concerned are the children who will be affected by the sub-standard measures we will be forced to adopt before our educational obligations are properly met. ff ,, N it X E E Y: mmm 6 M91 5' Y 5 LE! H+. Qlllssuan hifi? H1111 HH I My IVHH Www MMM Om: Immzazmfzczw g l AWS X 1085 6 What! gow fimuid 711732 UMiMP1i9YlZ1 VEYZHANZ s Administration Board of Education ......., aus... SEATED: Mrs. M. E. Borlen, Mr, H, Chamberlain, Clerk-Business Managerg Mr. M. E. Hoff, Presidentg Mr. A, H, Beaman, Vice-President, Mrs, H, M, Kruze, MR. C. P. Johnson, STANDING: Mr. C. E. Olmsted, Mr, P, Maier, Mr, K, W, Tucker, Mrs, B, A, Matzell, ABSENT: Mr. E, L. Gould. 11 6' MR, C, E. OLMSTED Supervising Principal Three new members will be observed in the picture of the board as it appears on this page, They are Mrs, Kruze, Mrs, Matzell and Mr. Tucker. Mr, Gould, who was taken seriously ill early in the school year was not able to be present when the picture was taken, Of the many offices which American citizens are called to fill, school- board membership is one of the most important, because the policies which they formulate determines how well or how poorly the children of a given district will be cared for from the standpoint of education. Pure democracy is still in effect at the school district level, and in no other political area do the people, at large take such an active interest. Our board members who serve without remuneration of any kind should have the whole-hearted support of our people. They need your continuing assistance in doing the tremendous job of educating the American Citi- zens of Tomorrow, l 8 ecrefaries 7 we J ,Q X ' 9 M153 Hill, Mrs, Schrnalz. Absent Mrs, Sage Mrs. Stevens NE A Q .L T.-.-W -Q--5-.....r V ML-xxx-Y-.K M TL-.,I -v-..T5Lm Custodians Mr, Readhead, Mrs. Her-1eY. Mr. Mason. Mr. Baker. Y f Dlehhans . My ,vbb 'W-237 ,W V: . M VV Lis? ? . .g , Vg, 1- 5 M, T, ' ,f ' ,I A ,.,z, 1 f , W, , I 'Q ,r,,.,,,f:AW,q.,A .AWNM V :E 2 ,sys i f, I ' W.. ,,..,. j, 'Z A ' M ' ,,.,, f V ' ' i ' f af ,yw SEATED: Mrs, Steedman, Mrs. Chapman, Mrs, Leathersich, Miss Garland, Mrs, Fuller, M1-s.Bangs, STANDING: Mr. Bater, Mr, Taft, Mr, McFee, ABSENT: Mr. Hart. 9 wi Faculty :fs MR, GORDON TAYLOR High School Principal FIRST ROW: Mr. Sprague, Mrs. Snyder, Mrs. Shults, Mr. Hatch. SECOND ROW: Mr. Flillf. Mr. Botash, Mr. Murtha, Mr. Halligarl. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Button, Mrs, Ratigan, Mrs Braitman, Mrs. Root. SECOND ROW: Mr, Moore FIRST ROW: Miss Karnischky, Miss Thayer, Mrs, MPS- Stein' Miss Welch- MP- Hickox- Bater, Mrs, Coe, SECOND ROW: Mr. Davis, Mr. Bernardo, Mr, Gentile. Faculty , Q I r s i I MR. w. VAN LARE L- PARKER Principal, Elementary School Prmclpalf Kmdergarten SEATEDg Mrs. Wing, Mrs, Weinreber, Mrs. Vail, Mrs. Hickox, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Voorheis. STANDING: Mrs, Tiede, Mrs, Baldeck, Mrs, Bush, Miss Wilcox, Mrs. O'Brien, Mrs. DeBerger, Mrs. Lehmann. Miss Jackson, Mrs. Coapman, Mrs. Parker SEATED: Miss Ratigan, Miss Hastings, Mrs, Daugherty, Mrs, Foote Mrs, Williams, Mrs. Brodie, Miss Willey. STANDING: Mr, Luffman Mr. Flint, Mrs. Morris, Miss Woods, Mrs, Daycock, Mrs Connors, Miss Kelty, Mr, Button, Mr, VanLare, 'Il enior Will We the Class of 1957, of Churchville-Chjl Central School, Town of Riga, County of Monroe, being of sound mind and memory, do make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and Testament, and do leave and bequeath the following: Gert King leaves all the boys but George to Nancy Matzell. Julie Egbert leaves all her height to Dawn Gage, Edith Marion leaves her bright sunny smile to Mike Rush. Nancy Schur leaves her never give up attitude to Ardis Mathews. Phyllis DelFave leaves her musical talent to Bill Michelson. Abby Lewis leaves her baby blue eyes to John Ellison. Lorraine Kent leaves her night riding license to Roger Cabic. Priscilla Tallrnan leaves her height to Nancy Feely. Jean Morgan leaves her silence to Bob Heffer. Eleanor Graf leaves her job to Barb Zorn. Bev Berle leaves her good times at the pool to Pat J efferson. Missy Craig leaves her parties to Joanne Bennett. Janet Roushey leaves her Mother1y Instinct to Wilna Varley. Eleanor Pirnm leaves her shyness to Bob Heffer. Joan Dowdell leaves her Pal to Ray Nichols. Evelyn Swanton leaves her big brother to Sharyl Way, Carole Crandall leaves her driving ability to Janet Ernhling, Faith Reinhold leaves her quick movement to Ellen Bangs. Noreen Staines leaves her college boys to Joanna Anderson. Flora Bennett leaves her dancing ability to Ron Pikuet. Shirley Fletcher leaves her 4 bald tires to Jim Piersma. Donna Trusler leaves her Liberace Touch to Dick Chase. Dolores Armison leaves her dramatic ability to Carolyn Vellekoop. Janet Orser leaves Justice to the Law. Shiela Dowdell leaves all the good times to Lucille Hunt. Dave Pederson leaves his big blush to Barb Zorn. J. P. McCarthy leaves all his good times to Pat, Nancy, and Sharyl. Bill Harkness leaves the school to the tax payers. Dennis Cramer leaves his ping pong balls to Vern Sage. Richard Lewis leaves his weight to Judy Ehrmentraut. Dick Zorn leaves his grin to Ardis Mathews. Earle Rudgers leaves his car permit to Jim Smith, Bill Alexander leaves his diet to Jim Johnson. Jack Brodie leaves his Senior License to Dave Burlingame. Ken Hopson leaves his brush cut to Dick Chase and all the girls. Nelson Adams leaves his Sunday nights to Susan Lee, George Leone leaves his hair net to John Reinhold. Larry McClure leaves his smile to Margie Meister. Malcolm Blowers leaves his ping pong paddle to Dick Chase. Don J ones leaves geometry to Jimmy Smith. Glenn Roushey leaves his part in the play to Kim Parker. Harold Martin leaves his D.A. to Mike Rush. Cliff Fleming leaves his height to Richard Pimm. Ron Zom leaves his best wishes to Adelaide Ratigan. Paul Daugherty leaves his sweet memories of his Senior year to all the girls. Larry Gruendike leaves his quiet way to Jon Ellison. Charles Dodson leaves his Ivy League clothes to Mr. Davis. Dick Staub leaves his broken leg to Dave Rexinger. Gail Miller leaves her society part in the Senior Play to June Fairbanks. Bill Statt leaves his Ag jacket to Dick Lane. Frank Collard leaves his attraction for the girls to Dick Quincey. Bill Corlett leaves his English classes to Bill Campbell 12 4I0 5 I 5 fa 6H.0fS 49' enior History and Theme September of 1953 found 54 green freshmen timidly opening the door to new and different surroundings, We soon adjusted to this new environment to discover an entirely different world within the portals of Churchville-Chili. After this acclimation, our leader, Larry Gruendike, was quickly chosen. He guided us through our first turbulent year. Upon entering our Sophomore year as old pros and thankful that our first step toward graduation was behind us. Dick Zorn was elected President, a.nd along with the cooperation of every member of the class we achieved our one main goal, the Senior Trip. Early in the fall of 1955, our ,Ttmior class again chose Dick Zorn as Class President. Baked food sales, dances, and the sale of salt water taffy helped add to our evergorwing treasury. With a feeling of sadness we entered the halls of C.C.C.S. for the last time, determined to make this year the best ever, Dick Zorn was elected president, Dave Pederson, Vice-Presi- dent, J' ack Brodie, Secretary and Priscille Tallman, Treasurer. Our class undertook a magazine sale to embellish the treasury and this business venture was a great success, the treasury was well embellished by then. As this project was of great importance and our fabulous high-pressure, low-pressure and otherwise pressured salesman, whichever the case may be, contributed so much that it is with great pleasure that we build the theme of this yearbook around magazines. Our play, Boys About Bobbettef' came off with abang on November 16 and 17. Then came the long awaited Washington Trip where the money accumulated over the years was spent in six daysl The month of ,T une and Graduation soon arrived. Our days at C,C,C.S. are over but the memories will live in our hearts forever. and Advisers SECOND ROW: D. Zorn, J. Brodie. 14 enior Officers NELSON ADAMS Nelson Adams is never blue, when he is with his favorite girl Sue. WILLIAM ALEXANDER Bill, our pal, so full of fun, can always be found when there is work to be done. 4 DOLORES ARMIS ON Miss Perfection, is her aim to be. To this great fortune she may have the key. FLORA BENNETT The brilliance ofa diamond ring, girl a song to sing. X 6 .,. ,f 0- Z Z igi -154:22 ,A X gives this BEVERLY BERLE Blonde hair, sparkling blue eyes, it's her charm that attracts the guys. MALCOLM BLOW ERS Malcolm's quiet and shy, but in a basket- ball game you'd better watch that guy. 15 W MJ f 4:2 f' 48, WILLIAM CORLETT ers on the run. XV, V! ,, ' VIRGINIA CRAIG Missy is vivacious and petite, among the girls she can't be beat. CAROLYN CRANDALL A cheery smile and friendly hellos, makes Carolyn liked wherever she goes. DENNIS CRAMER Dennis is always slow and mute. In algebra he's really a brute. JACK BRODIE Jack may be quiet and tall, but witha camera he's always on the ball. FRANK COLLARD In a race Frank always sets the pace, and with girls he takes first place. Bill is tall and full of fun, he has the teach- PA UL DAUGHERTY In sports Paul rates as the teams joy. Even the girls say, He's quite the boy. PHYLLIS DEL FAVE The girl with the voice and hot guitar, with this great fortune we know you'1l go far. W ff! 42 1 1 , ?,f.,,,m, , ff - V fi ' , ,. . X '-mf V., I , , ...t,,V,,M, ...w wf , , W M , 4 1 4 M' : 1, H ,Qi 4 CHARLES DODSON Books are his pride and joy, he never tinkers with a toy. L .TOAN DOWDELL Ioan is the gal, who is everyone's pal. SHEILA DOW DELL Sheila is small and spry, just twinkle in her eye. look at the 1, JULIE EGBERT To Iu1ieQ hard working, witty and true, we humbly submit best wishes to you. 4 ELEANOR GRAF bring her friends the rest of her days. LARRY GRUENDIKE With Larry, girls aren't his fete. It's with his Chev he can't be beat. WILLIA M HARKNESS He 'does not seek a softer livin, than that which now he's been given. KENNETH HOPSON Kenny in soccer is quite the boy, but around crowds, he is a little coy. Friendly smiles and pleasant ways, CLIFTON FLEMING With his long legs to carry him fast, Cliffie will never be caught last. SHIRLEY FLETCHER She's very elusive as you know so well, smart and chic and always swell. will she's DONALD I ONES Donnie is always joking and kidding, but with a girl you never find him bidding. LORRAINE KENT With Lorraine the piano is her pride, when she plays her music, she's always in stride. L GERTRUDE KING Gert has the prettiest hair, and for horses 7 she also has quite a flair. f ,, , , WL, , ,,74g,,i, ff, '4,, ig, 5, GEORGE LEONE George is the Elvis of Churchville-Chi-li. He really is known as quite a guy. ABBY LEWIS Abby is always trim and neat, for a friend she can't be beat. RICHARD LEWIS Dickis always smiling and jolly. I-le really is quite a boy, by golly. I9 EDITH MARION Meet her anytime of the day, she always GAIL MILLER 17 W2 , nw ,, at JOE MC CARTHY smiles the same sweet way. HAROLD MARTIN Blue are his eyes, blond is his hair, that's why the girls all turn and stare. A pleasant fellow with a laugh that's hearty. Of course you know him, he's loe McCarthy. LARRY MC CLURE The world's no better if we worry, life's no longer if we hurry. We wonder by the swell way you look, what's the name of your etiquette book? IEAN MORGAN If silence is golden, in wealth she's be- holden. 20 ,it, JANET ORSER In company she laughs and chatters, but in school it's her marks that matter. DAVID PEDERSON Looking for a guy who's never slow? You'll find him alright, that's our boy Moe . KWW ELEANOR PIMM Cute and small in her own sure Way, in love's arms she aims to stay. FAITH REINHOLD it Her stories are enormous, so is her heartg as a true Texan, Faith plays her part. GLENN ROU SH EY MMM I-le's shy, he's humorous. You never can tell, just which side he'll choose to expel. JANET ROUSHEY Frienclliness and sincerity are key words to Ianet's personality. 21 RICHARD STAUB Broken bones are least of his worries. When it comes to sports, Dick always hurries. EVELYN SW ANT ON Although her fellow's flying far away, Ev's still sweet like a spring bouquet. 22 SPIKE RUDGERS Bold is his face, no disgrace, with his car there's always a race. NANCY SCHUR Nancy is full of clever quips. Looking for Jokes? She'l1 give you some. NOREEN STA INS Give her a chance and she'l1 do her share. This kid has talents and some to spare. BILL STATT On the farm Bill loves to drive the tractor. To be a farmer is his aim, not an actor. PRISCILLA TALLMAN For counting our Pennies we give youahand, Thank you Pris for being so grand. lx f I f- ,- yf'-7 I an DONNA TRUSLER A quiet miss is found in our class, and in Home Ec', she's really top brass. RO NNIE ZORN Ron is always fullof fun, And when it comes to sports he is always on the run. if Q..' ,X I y ,A DICK ZORN As our Prexy he's done his job well, Good luck Dick to one we call swell. Prophecy We are seated at a table in the little Parisian sidewalk Cafe de la Reunion. The day is in J une, 1967, just a decade after that sorrowful day of graduation of the Class of 1957 at Church- ville-Chili Central School, back in the states, We've been wondering just what has happened to all of them. But what's this, who was that who just walked in and insulted the head waiter? Why it's Donna Trusler, now a women's athletic instructor and Olympic Champion. And, look there's Big Dick Lewis trailing meekly after her, acting as her manager. And this trio, who just sat down with their boots on, could be none other than Malcolm Blowers, Larry Gruendike and Dennis Crammer, lumberjacks from the woods of Quebec. Mon Dieu, can it be! That ruffian claiming to be Attila the Hun, and his three henchman, all stomping up and down on the tables must be Dick Zorn, Don Jones, Dick Staub and Paul Daugherty. They're all with the U.S. Air Force, stationed in Paris. But they're being shouted down by a crowd of squealing young women who have come in and ordered one yogurt with ten straws, Dolores Armison, Sheila Dowdell, Joan Dowdell, Eleanor Pimm, Shirley Fletcher, Janet Orser, Edith Marion, Gert King, Eleanor Graf, and Nancy Shur, all of whom are successful French stenographers and secretaries. Egads, mon cher, a thunderous roar as six steaming Fiats just screeched to a tire-blister- ing stop outside. Sure enough, it's those six ex-winners of the Grand Prix, Spike Rudgers, Butch Gruendike, Bill Alexander, Bill Statt, Ken Hopson, and Jack Brodie. Now everyone is besieging a bearded wrestler who has just won the title of Mr. Universe. Ah, it's Harold Martin, manufacturer of blue suede shoes in the Bordeaux district, and three workers with blue-stained feet in tow, Dave Pederson, RonZorn and Nelson Adams. Look who has arrived to greet their former classmates, the eternally effervescent geni from Aesthetics Anonymous, J. P, McCarthy 8a his assistants, Noreen Staines, Evelyn Swan- ton, Faith Reinhold, Janet Roushey, and Lorraine Kent! No, sirs, we don't mix chocolate-covered caviar with pate de foie gras. We were addressing Bill Harkness and Bill Corlett, the two gourmets on our left who are trying to show Missy Craig and Gail Miller that they know their way around France. We also see Julie Egbert and Pricilla Tallman who are now perfume experts for Chanel and are reputed to be in business selling scent sense to ladies with cents to spend. Ughh, shades of Voltaire, we were just pushed from behind by a Portsche. Oh, the two apologetic faces in the windows are those of Larry McClure, Charles Dodson, and Cliff Fleming. They have been pioneering in the field of inter-stellarizing stock cars for space speeds. Your see, we have space travel now, thanks to George Leone, science writer, who showed the world that gravity exists only in the mind, and so started the interplanetary movement. Well, that's everybody, and -- but no, there come Abby Lewis, Caroline Crandall, Flora Bennet, Phyllis Del Fave and Jean Morgan who look as if they're modeling something. Oh, no, they're cigarette girls in the employ of the Cafe de la Reunion, and Frank Collard. Guess everyone is here, so we can start our little rendezvous in memory of the Class of 1957. Long may it REIGNI 24 ll IIN Classes Juniors FIRST ROW: N. Matzell, B, Wilson, R. Bater, N. F eely, N. Hamblin, W. Varley, J, Ehrmentraut, J. Anderson. SECOND ROW: M. Rush, D, Rexinger, R. Pimm, A. Baker, W, Paul, R. Nichols, R. Heffer, S, Way M, Meister. THIRD ROW: J, Reinhold, F. Morton, R. Lane, J. Castellana, J. Quincey, J, Piersma, R, Preston. J. Embling. Officers and Advisers urer. SECOND ROW: J. Johnson, Presidentg Mr Bernardo, Mr. Borash, J. Smith, Vice-President, 26 FIRST ROW: N. Matzell, Secretaryg S. Way, Treas- Juniors FIRST ROW: D. Gage, E. Bangs, L.Phi11ipS..T. Fairbanks, J. Mitchell, S. Lewis, A. Wainwright, C. Velle- koop. SECOND ROW: B. Zorn, P. Jefferson, H. Echert, V. Sage, J. Smith, S. Cook, C, Ater, R. Schur, J. Johnson, W. Michelson. THIRD ROW: J. Sturges, .T. Bennet, A. Mathews, L. Hunt, R. Quincey, J. Beanen, R, Chase. J. Hutton. T' JUNIOR CLASS d Out of the pages of Seventeen and Boys Life step the Junior Class under the guidance of Mr. Bernardo and Mr. Botash. The editors are Jim Johnson, Presidentg Jim Smith, Vice-Presi- dentg Nancy Matzell, Secretaryg and Sharyl Way, Treasurer. Q 1 The Student Council representatives are Judy n Ehrmentrout, Ellen Bangs, Vernon Sage, and Bob , Heffer. 3 The J unior's chief endeavor was a very success- F ful dance called The Junior J ive l They are having baked food sales and have sold taffy, 5 27 lf -1 f - - - A'- ' ff -n 2 leg ! mfs Sl f5 J SE ,fe Somfzalvgg-'PLE-asf 3071 076 i Y! -My-,W Y L ophomores ,, , - -, 4 FIRST ROW: Y, Leise, S, Hubbell, M, Hart, C. Aradine, C. Trussler, B. Gruendike, L. Eckert, D. Berle, D. Beaman. L. Carr. SECOND ROW: R, Bennett, B,Carnpbe11,G, Beldue, L. Sutton, D. Knab, R. Rath, I. Hoff, J. Feiock, D. Bater, C. Fink. Htflf ' WZGZZ 502 Z za ' WZ? f Wiz f J ,..,,, M? ' ' ,' W ? 2 f 1 nf? 5 E 'ff f fu ,. V! .X , 'f, W 494 5 ? 4 I f Officers and Advisers ff FIRST ROW: S, Gallery, S. Hubbell, Mr. Sprague, SECOND ROW: T, Snyder, T, Nunes, Mr, Davis, Mr, Moore, SOP HOMORE CLASS While we are looking through many of the ruffled magazines we find that the class advisors are: Mr, Davis, Mr. Sprague, Mr, Moore, and as we turn the torn cover we see that the class officers are: President John Nunes, Vice-President Torn Snyder, Secretary Sally Gallery, Treas- urer Sarah Hubbell, 28 ophomores S SOPHOMORES FIRST ROW: W, Hulbert, D, Mahnke, L, Dewick, S, Lee, S. Traver, B. Smith, J, Fo1eY. J. Borgus, B. Beal, SECOND ROW: C, Lyon, G, Brown, R. Fairbank, E. Booth, G, Miller, D, Burlingame, W, Parry, T, Snyder, C, MacConne11, B, De1Fave. FLRST ROW: R. Pringle, T. Taylor, R, Little, N. Thurley, F, DrurY..T. Nunes, G, Traver, SECOND ROW: C. Wheeler, S. Gallway, A. Ratigan, E. Grider, L. Pascarell, C. Duncan, P. Tosh, C. Beswick, F. Barkley, B. Ensign, .C 29 Freshmen FRESHMEN FIRST ROW: J. Hutton, A, Crandall, P. Griebel. K. Wawno, S. Hemmerich, B. Tower, D. Melnich, J. Tusher, S, Fletcher, SECOND ROW: F. Tramontana, J. Benson, R. Weber, G. Beattie. .T . Hanson, L. Cowie, THIRD ROW: S, Sage, S. Pancoast, L, Wallace. S. Baker. K. Hopson, C- Judd- 9TH GRADE OFFICERS: G, Beattie, G, Daugherty, J. Batz, S, Fletcher. STANDING: Mr. Flint, Mrs. Button, Mrs. Root, Mr. Murtha. Mg. H W EQ h L, ,,,, ,,,f V II, 1,12 fJ.,? ,',,. f mf 5 1 ,ff MQAMIMMVJW' X Advisers and Officers Out of the pages of their favorite comic books crept the enthusiastic Freshmen. They are very confident of their new surroundings. To raise money for their projects they have had one baked food sale, and are planning other money raising activities. Their Christmas party will long be remembered. The refreshments looked as if they had been taken from the pages of Better Homes and Gardens . 30 Freshmen fy MWWM FIRST ROW: S. Nixon, B, Huff, G,Sabe1, M, Osborne, S, Lewis, E, Bound, J. Adams, P, Sears, K. Webster. SECOND ROW: D. Gamhrill, B, Hickok, T. Sterner. .T. Mitchell, D. Orser, R, McKeown, J. Hickok, R. Spring, J. Burroughs, R, Barber, D. Lucas, FRESHMEN FIRST ROW: C. Roushey, N. Jefferson, E. Vellekoop. I. Fuller, P. Quincey. SECOND ROW: D, Lucas, A, Kendall, H. Malinowski, S, Rusk, S. Collard, M. Todaro, D, Ehrmentraut, J. Adams, G. Bushorr, L, Leone. THIRD ROW: R,Jones,M, Fairbanks,R, Burlingame, J, Batz, R. Blazak G Glennon G Daugherr ' ' ' ' yr S, Taylor, D, Rin 31 Freshmen FIRST ROW: G, Mitchell, B, Piersrna, B. Brooks, D, Kohlman, C. Urckfitz. S,Swift, B. Young, B. John- son, C. Bowes. SECOND ROW: R. Thompson, G. Saffran, .T. MacE1ver, J'. Leibeck, W. Rowe, W. Leather- stick, Roger Cabio, G, Glidden, G, Zeigler, THIRD ROW: V. Pimm, M. Hoehn, V. Schawln, E. Kavanaugh Eighth Grade X4 Z WLM? -'-sv FIRST ROW: D. Scott, M, Way, G, Ellison, R. Parker, L, Lucas, F. Stiner, E. Euler, D. Frietag, S Graf, D. Pappas, M, Brodie, SECOND ROW: I.Micke1son, D, Parr, R. Mason, R. Grasse, D, Wainl wright, C, Mitchell, P. Killion, S, Bater, T. Nunes, Miss Karnischky. THIRD ROW: J, Harkness, L Alexander, R. James, G, Leibeck, 32 Eighth Grade FIRST ROW: J. McFee, L. Knox, R, Meister , C. Sherwood, J. Glidden, J, Nelligan. R. Randall, SECOND ROW: Mrs. Stein, K, Klemmer, G, Weiland, L. Pikuet, N, Carlton, A. Randall, P,Eckert, J, Hamblin, S. Ess. THIRD ROW: S, Eichelberg, K, Way, A, Harris, R. Van Neal, J, Markel, K, Pfrengle, R. Stevens, B. Burroughs, V. Bridgeman, -ff -yy, A fn, 'fr A FIRST ROW: C. Tower, C, Slater, R, Malnick, T, Freeman, B, Holycross, C. Ensign, B. Foley, M, Hen- drickson, S, Kasney, D, Tallman, M, Jenkins. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Ratigan, J, McGill, C, Rudgers, R, Kendall, P. Betz, L. Armison, R, Herrick, D, Voke, C, Marshall, R. Pikuet, W. Ehrmentraut, S, Hess, L, Pimm, D. Arva. 33 Eighih Grade FIRST ROW: M. Welch, M. Roberts, D, Alexander. .T. Sterner, C.Adams, J. Johnson. SECOND ROW E. Stein, S. Estel, D, Thieleman, A. M. Kirvan, E. Thurley. .T . Barber, D. Bangs, L, Sanderson, D. Cotter R. Feck. THIRD ROW: G. Gambrill, R. Smith, D. Betteridge, D. Spring, R. Burling, S. Tullock, R. New- man, F. Judd, Mrs, Braitman, evenfh Grade 94.4. ,, ,,: H, - 2 ff 1f,ffwf V, f . FIRST ROW: J. Graney, D, Nixon, C, Reedhead, M. Meister, E. Tramontana, M. Griffin, J. Lucas, L. Schwalm, B, Woods, M, Smith, M. Miller, G. Layhee. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Bater, P. Hulburt. I. Rath, G. Nelmes, T. Aradine, N. Bilger, C. Kendall, B, Senchuk, M, Fink, P.Coapman, C. Saffran, R, Tanner F. Beach, L. Kruze, R. Pimrn. 34 eventh Grade W if' WW N 4? ,, , FIRST ROW: M, Carey, L. Arnesbury, N. Sears,J, Pengelly, M, Pringle, C. Drury, R. Adams, S. Idema.n, M, Hayes, C. Maier, J, Stanford, D, Millham, SECOND ROW: Mrs. Coe, R. Nesbitt, G. Van Gelder, K, Raley, I. Albright, R. I ones, R. Feiock, D, Schur, R. Paul, I-I, Gage, G, Whelpton, J, Widener, R. Nichols, J, Harkness, T, Snaub, F, Patrick. ,f,f,,,,6n,ZW X gy Vi , gg aw 5 FIRST ROW: Mr. Boonie, I. Leibeck, J, Wilcox, P. De Wick, K, Huey, C, Daugherty, K Kelley. J. Beal, L. Reddick, D. Reddick. I. Ives, P. Mothrop, K Hemmerick, S. Leathersich, B, Sage, SECOND ROW: K. Blair, T, Castellana, D. Judd, L. Rhinehart,J. Sands, F. Miller, R. Nau, J, Hoomans, S. Estel, R Carr, L. Hill, R Ray, C, Hopson, J, Gallery. 35 ixth Grade as 'Z Y fa cf '1 6 H 2 FIRST ROW- L Smith, D, Rosemorgy, E. Ellis, L. Woods, M, Stephens, B. Baker, S.Carlton. SECOND ROW: P, Bennett, R. Baker, F. Richardson, R. Baker, R. Reddick. THIRD ROW: G..MacDona1d, L. Jack- son' K1 Hin, F. Lyon, Mr, Luffmgn, K Kyle, R. Glave, S. Van Neal, S, Weber, P. Fntsch. C t ,, pg my mtv' ,W 5 ., lil atiihnn FIRST ROW: M, Kemp, B. Ingalsbe, B. Resides, J, Gage, L, Love, B, Fancher, K. Church, L. SCOU- SECOND ROW: C, Ater, R, Daugherty,M. Ke.nda11,C. Keys, B. Fuller, M, Fellows, C, Stewart, J. McGill. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Brodie, R. Preston, I. Vetato, E, Brown, F, Blaszak, D, Wilson, G.Parry, G. ROSS. L. Tiersorl. 36 ixth Grade FIRST ROW: A. Brodie, K, Murray, D,FuJler, J. Feltner, D. Young, P. Kruze. SECOND ROW: W. Leupold, P, Widener, E, Fairbank, J. McE1ever, D, Hayes, M. Carr. THIRD ROW: C. Vetoto, M. Read- head, D, Coaprnan, J. Herrick, Miss Willey, L, Richardson, E, Stevens, R. Traver, C, Pancoast, FOURTH ROW: C. Johnson, B, McKeown, G, Pimm. Fifth Grade I 51222 amd FIRST ROW: S, Ely, C, Everett, S, Mertz, B, Volkman, D, Ray, M, Barton, D, J, Betz, K O'B1-ian, MIDDLE ROW: J. Pascal-ell, J. Smith, L. Burling, Mrs. Williams, R. Little, M, Cutler, R Weinreber, BACK ROW: D. Hill, K. Milner, D. Wilson, D, Gracie, T. Sands, M. Harris, M, Kavanagh, L. Mar- shall, J. Stevens, M. Bangs, L. Beanie, D. Betz, L.Lammis, G. Alexander. 37 L45 aft? S gfg Lf ff' . I ff EQ Fifth Grade d53f',Ef1-i'ki.1l . W-we .. f firm. M. , ,M rf.: V me 5 ,Z . FEQST ROW: K. Hiller, B, LaBarre, B. Weil!!-Hd, E. Volk. K. Glave, P. Thei1BIT1B.I1, N. Tuscher, S. Collard. SECOND ROW: D, Leupold, D. Alexander, W. Bater, F. Estel. G. Franco, J. Peck. THIRD ROW: K. Magjjl, I-I, Burch, E. Feathers, L. Amesbury. A. Church, R Pasley, Mrs. Morrrs, G. Bennett, R Fox. J. Marshall, H. Ratigan, J, Freeman, K. Wilson, FOURTH ROW: F. Hunt, D. Arva, P. Sterner, B. Bar kley. f MP9 na E, ,I ,QXW FLRST ROW: S. A. Rossiter, A, Schwalm, P. Embling, N, Wisatzke, D. Voke, K Lenz, T. Tucker, E. MacDonald. C. Fyke. B. Pascarell, L. Barber. MLDDLE ROW: C, Staub, S. Caparnaggio, R. L. Brew. L. Knolle, D. Henderson. A Mirchell, T. Adams, L. Bater, L, Pimm. LAST ROW: w. G1anvi11e,J. Lynch. J. Guy, J. Wade. D- Weffh. J. Firchparrick, G. Hendrickson, F.O'BrieI1.J. Alexander. G,Ide.rr1an, R. Beeman, B. Anderson. Mrs. Foote. 38 Fourth rade FIRST ROW: N, Adams, J. Maysick, P,Swift, P. Morris B. Thompson, D, Hare, S. Gallery, S. .T ones, B. Bailey, S, Lane, D, Brooks. SECOND ROW: C. Westbrook, D. Pengelly, T. Peer, G. Condrat, S. Adams, S. Kwasney, L. Lucas, I, Smith, R. Le Roy, J'. Schmalz, D, Hampton, S, MacDona1d,THIRD ROW: Mrs. Daugherty, G, Ensign, R, Davis, W. Whiteside,M. Hulburt, G. Capamaggio, R DiGi.acorno, R Huff, W. Wray, R Nau, R Randall, R Hill. -fig X 55 zywf FIRST ROW: C. Leibeck, T. Matzell, C. Corlett, S. Slate, D. Wilcox, D. Davey, C. Geiger, S Ray. SECOND ROW: R. Rose, M. Ryplansky, L. Betz, B. Cole, M. McAvoy, L. Ely, W. Nelligan M. Urckfitz, L. Kent, B. Russell. THIRD ROW: A. Traino, L. Huey, W. Barnes, B. Ives, H, Mgnon A. Lanctot, C. Wade, E. Canarvis, J. Duncan, L. Stanzel. L. Love, D. Nelme, F. Mirabile, A. Pan coast, Miss Woods. 39 if 7 Q Fourth Grade FIRST ROW: B, Hill, S, Eagan, G, Crawford, T. Lynch, P, Kavanagh, B. Popowich, R. Thompson, H, Peer, B. Hutton, SECOND ROW: R, Phillips, R, Volkmann, J. Madison, N, Neal, R, Decker, B, Jackson, E. Reedhead, G, Feltner, F. Meister, M. McFee. THIRD ROW: Miss Hastings, M. Foley, K. Kelly, E. Heinrich, L, Barkley, L. Boddy, R. Mothorp, L, Leathersich, D, Smith, J,Schu1tz, N.Steedrnan, B, Allen, B. Nichols, C. Laley. wi 4 W! 1 : ya, gx FLRST ROW: C. Dilrz, .T . Lehman, .S. Beasom, M. Markey, D, Tosh, L. McMenemy, S. Carey, C. Larnmes A- Widener- MIDDLE ROW: C- Andre-Ss. E. Pimm. D. Ide. D. see1y, S. Keim, C, Nixon, D. Ehrman- traut, W, MacLaren, R. Lyon, A Fantauzzo, LAST ROW: L, Nesbitt, D, Hopsgn, C, Wake, M. Cutaiar. gg Pancoast, G, Feely, R Resides, K, WhBlDIOfl. B. SIB-Hf0rd. R. Moore, R. Pascarell, G. Bushorr, Miss tigan. 40 Third Grade Ai nga sawmill mu ufNr- 9 FIRST ROW: D. Roberts, K. Slate, A. MacDonald, S. Foley, S. Sanderson, L. Weckelman, S. Ide M. Wetzel. MIDDLE ROW: W. Magill, D. Sears, T. O'Brien, B. Cowie, D. Bridgeman, C. Mac- Millan, R. Betteridge, K. Knox, D. Pappas, S. Leupold. BACK ROW: Mrs. Voorheis, J. Freeman, L Elliott, K. Pfrengle, R. Hall, I. Carlton, P. Bushman, B. Ritter, C. Reynolds, T. Moran, W. Glave, B. Mitchell, D. Tracey, T. Burnett. ' 'est MED i f 1 fm, UW 'V ... FIRST ROWS S. 5ChW1-11'IZ. M. Kruze. R. Sigworth, C, Malerk, K Resides, K Piazza, R, Eagan, L, 31-let- ler, D. Bohrer, L.Goerner, M. Sage. SECOND ROW: K, Fuller, D. Bater, P, Fulford, E, Heeg, p. Lei- beflk. R. MaY5iCl9 S. Herley. D. Rose. R. Betteridge, R, Utter. THIRD ROW: J , Widener, J, Milligan L. Parryka. L. CaP2l1'H22Q.i0. D. Gaim, R. Johnston, K. O'I-Brien, E. Downes, S, Ess, A. Cut1er,.T. Allen, R. Church, B. Cohick, Mrs, Tiede. 41 Third Grade k?- , ,x psi 'f7xCy-'53 FIRST ROW: C,Cut1er, J, Woods, J, Gay, M. Blanco, P, Bowes, S, Peterson, J. Hague, S, Spaugenberg, D. Guyer, K. Lenz, M. A. Nunes, J. Murray, M. Pengelly. MIDDLE ROW: E. McMa1-thy. J. Robb, A. Sa.be1, B. Clark, M. Tomb, C. Elliot. J. Milligan, T, G1anviJle,J, Buckman, L. Fink. BACK ROW: L, Lucas, L. Kissel, R, Fodge, P, Carr, K.Ho1ycross, L, Bmoit, M, Calvate, D. Ouweleen, K, Barry, S, Schwalm. .T. Weinreber, Mrs. Vail . Q A afrg so MRS. BUSH FIRST ROW: D, Dostman, J. MacLaren, D, Nelligan, PL Markey, S, Brugger, M. Voorheis, J. Scott, D, Estel, K Lynch. SECOND ROW: L. Bowman. J. Loedel, V. Patrick, L, Fuller, R. Rhinehart, R Wisot- zke, L. Rossiter. THIRD ROW: K Griffin, KMark1e, S. Conley. .T . Kuszlyk, Q, Snyder. J. Blanchard. L.Chapman, R Hendrickson, M. Tomb, E. DuVa.l, K DuBois, S. Kelly, L. Carmer. S. Alexander, M Ben- son, L. Ott1eY..T. Fuller, R. Pimm, G, Gliddm. 42 econd Grade FIRST ROW: J. MCMQIBIDY, L. Brodie, G. Christopher, L. Ritter, M. F eltner, P. Madison, C. Ellinwood, D. McGinnis, A, Adams, S, Freeman. SECOND ROW: B. Miller, .T. Barnard, L, Geiger, P. Hoze, .T . Bird, E, Rowe, M, Dimur, B. Cody, G. Weiland, L. Latoski, E, Cann. THIRD ROW: B. Bearnan, K. Prerite, Mrs. DeBerger, D. StC1a.i.r, R. Klan, D. Murphy, M. Stephens, L. Byron. R. V0O1'heiS. L. Allen, M. Hill, D, ,T ones, D, Peacock, .4 ,Q , gmc r. o ti A 4 'lj Us rpg.. 5 GRO! 1 I9 FIRST ROW: D, Swank, W. Boice, K, Hague, S, Nesbitt, P. Vanl-Iemel, C. Brugger, L. Beaman, J. Adams, S, Carlisle. SECOND ROW: E. Schultze, L, Milner, J. Barry, B, Atkinson, K. Foley, S. Comella, N. H.ill, L. Ideman, S, Davis, S, Glanville, S. Feathers. THIRD ROW: T. Peck, J. Volkrnuth, B, Clark, I. Erickson, W, Martin, T. Randall. I. Burch,R, Werth, T. Kruze, D. Leathersich, G. Cody, C. Druseikis, Mrs. O'Brien. 43 l I 8 ge Second Grade axfbm a 5. 5 L uf fs , , , ,QQWQAQ FIRST ROW: S. Bean, D. Dart, S. Leibeck, L. Atkinson, S. Wilcox, KFin.k, E. Glove, B. Fries. SECOND ROW: S. Sykes, L. Pfaltzgraf, T. Willison, H. Burnett, D. F antauzzo, R. Ingalsbe, B. Volkmen, M, Carl- ton. THIRD ROW: C. Hoehn, D. Boughner, B. Barton, J. Nixon, M. K1efehn,I. Mitche11,K. Harndou,L. West, E. Alexander, J. Ray. FOURTH ROW: Miss Wilcox, J' . Bugenhagen, F, Schwalm, S. La Barre, J. Mertz, G. Maier. '. 7, Q' ' :mf 4 P- . v Lx -5 ,E 'rx u f '+S FIRST ROW: E. Dorley. C. Hoppe. K J ames, D. Foley, S. Ehrhardt, L, Schradei-,L, Fuller, J. Sill. K.Bauch. SECOND ROW: S. LAHCIOI. R. Miligan. M. Hayes, K Hampton, G. Pimm, S. Alexander. J. Barber. R. Goelrz, C. Mason, D. Whiteside. THIRD ROW: C. Fasano, D. Weimer, D, Johnston, M. Bilgef. A. Kendall. G. Mayewski. J. Burkhart. S. Vink, M. Lucas, K, Reddick. D, Brew, D, Chapin, I. Offen, Mrs. Wing. 44 First Grade MMYIWWW Q FIRST ROW: B. Glidden, S. Lucas, F, Woods, L, Stowe, C. Murphy, P. Van Ness, S, Myers, D. Reynolds, D. Cole. SECOND ROW: C, Eagen, P. Hill, S, Byron, B. Voorheis, S, Mjllharn, C, Davis, A, Traino, R. Fletcher, D, Sage. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Davis, G. Pfaltzgraf, B. Newman, J. Lynch, D. Kwasney, R. Perry, R Maclaren, C. Carey, D, Aimond, R. Dostman, S. Beach. 7 ww ff ' I NL J, , ,f,, f' fgfwif ' fi I f A FIRST ROW: C. Peer, J. Pfralgle, S. Dick,M. Brew, M. E. Lynch, W, Slocum, SECOND ROW: C. Sykes, G, Neal, G, Gebhard, D, O'Brien, J. Keman, D. Tucker, B. Weiland, R. Nau. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Wein- reber, F. Hampton, F. Rapp, I. Barber, S. Hendershott, R. Gruendike, E. Jacobs, B, Beagom, D. MC- Danel, B, Carey. 45 First Grade l':ff '4 5. 'Lt LEE? id f Jr, 1 ku af . .K u r 4 . Ya FIRST ROW: B. Schultz, D, Rossiter,J. Meridith,G. Stewart, K .T ohnson, B. Barnard, S. Keyes, D. Geiger, M. Stevens, A, Lavell. SECOND ROW: P.Brugger, B. Mattern. R Peterson. D. R2USChS1'. S. Barry. .T . Fotch. THIRD ROW: C. Betteridge, D. Thornpson..T. Hayes. I. EHSHII. T- C1'2Wf01'd. W. P3I1'iCk. P. Keiffl. L, Westbrook, L, Hook, B, Tobutt, J. McCarthy, Mrs. Lehmann. TDP 1 385 FIRST ROW: D. Bean, J.. Milli, , I slflfl . JHCRSOH. L. Moran, K Shetler, K Lenz, L. Ballard, B. DaveY. SECOND ROW! D. C8P21mHSS1i0. D. LHICY, R Conclrat, K Hoertz, S. Garling, P. Thornton, A. Fodge, T. Wade, D, Eckert. THIRD ROW: Mrs. H' ko B 1C X. . Hamblin. N. Patten, J Ouweleen D Van Der Mark. C. Tllschef- D- PYC, L. GI'U6UdikC. J. Kirvan. B- Church, D. Downes, S. Rich, R.Brandt,'G,.Adams. 46 First rade , 4 ,, , If X 4 f , ' 5 f Y , .aff Q 1 f 2 I Q? Y 1 ' 4, J 'X 4-2 f amy , fc mi 7 f , ,gif ff. If ,Mr-542' FIRST ROW: G, Betteridge, P, Lane, K. Allen, G, Hu1.burt, S. Adams, F, Church, B. Coyer, S. Smith, SECOND ROW: R. Lievense, I. Rose, V. Glave, W. Henderson, S. DiGiacomo, B. Buckman, R. Moore, J. Laley, S, Leupold. THIRD ROW: R. Clark, S, Barnes, M. E. Thurley, C.SheffieId, S. Perkins,D, Sullivan, S. Feathers, K. Utter, M. Wermunh, L. Fuller, Mrs. Baldeck Kindergarten Y' FIRST ROW: J. KendaJl,A. Lehman, M. Popoduke, M. Sapienza,T. Klafehn, G. Hoose, S. Brandt, A, Dimer, SECOND ROW: L. Maier, M. Miller, .T . Spring, E. Grapensteter, D, Maas, M. Boothe. THIRD ROW: Miss Jackson, T. Heeg. R. Jacobs, C. Coors, R. Druseikis, E, Volkmurh, J, Breba-nt. 47 f Kindergarten FIRST ROW: S. Boddy, J. Bater, M, Barber, P. Lucas, L. Sherwood, M. Geiger, C. Huntoon. SECOND ROW: S. Sykes, S, Robinson, K, Knolle, S, Tuscher, L, Eagan, B, Downes, T. Kauffman, C, DiMaria. THIRD ROW: P. Bowes, G. Pimrn, W. McCombs, S, Reynolds, M, Adams, B. Erbelding, E. Wood, B. Clement, D, Mayewski, Miss J' ackson, FIRST ROW: R. Elliott, K, Boss, A. DeRose, C. Murphy. AT TABLE: D. Diehl, M, Kelly, D. Woods, M, Mulrain, L, Ballard. THIRD ROW: M. Boss, D, Langdon, D, Alexander, E. Bill. .T . Kissel, D, Winslow, K, MacDonald, Mrs, Coapman. J. Frank, C. Towne, F. Shumway. .T. MacDonald, C. Burch, C, Dysair, G, Smith. 48 Kindergarten FIRST ROW: P, Caparnaggio, S, Reddick, B. Kelly, P, Weimer,,T, Hare, P. Way, S, Lamos, C, Fyke, T, I-Iill. SECOND ROW: C, Meredith, R. Foster, D, Mutch, B, Bareham, A. Breiner, Mrs. Parker, T. ,Ta- cobs, D, McNutt, J, Steiner, S, Dtmdas, B, Ellis, S, Latina, S, Brew. THIRD ROW: D. Cotter, K. Oberst, D, Zoss, E, Dries, D. Tosh. 1.4, g-3 FIRST ROW: I. Beale, J. Chapin, A, Schur, L. Johnston, D, Milligan, S. Kohlman, S, Pryror, M. Hague, P. Ponterelli. SECOND ROW: S. Atkinson, T. Brew. THIRD ROW: B. Halliley, M, Burk, D, Raley, C, Betteridge, R, Holley, G, Westman, B. Rosmorgy, L, Ty1er.J'. Ezrow, D, Lavell, M. Montroy, Mrs. Parker. 49 Kindergarten FIRST ROW: F . Church, W, Spangenbery, D, Burke, R. Jones, R. Reynolds, C. Mattern SECOND ROW K. Tyler, J. Nesbitt, B, Wermulh, D. Davey, B, Banver, R. Mayl. THIRD ROW P Leone C DU.bO1S D, Pancoast, A. Bugenhagen, P. Carmer. J. Seidel, D, Beaman. Mrs, Coapman. ff' If A W ' 1 I SCH QOL 50 X plan M Jummeiucusf, 1956 iou nal awww ,M 1 401: Mozart Carries fha Mail -- R. B. Wails As to lnferprefing Operatic Roles -- Leonard Warren Vony Pastor-Charles Heckler, Jr .... Church Choir Festivals-M W, W, Norton Josephine Davis . . . Baile H y arvey . . . Nolberf Hun? Quayie Aciiviiies 1 ' 0 Y f,',zf4,y,iy ' 'ZZ may 672, if , f of YN 'Oc Q50 Re 113 tl CUDS bg? 817 W G C 01776 To O? W4 wx Q99 el QXQQ 63 Q9 52 D0 YOU RE MEMBER ? XXNQ My-Oh-My! National Honor ociefies Y W FIRST ROW: R. Schur. J. Hutton, Mr. Gentile, D, Pederson, S, Way, E. Swanton, J. Egbert, T. Taylor, I. Nunes. SECOND ROW: C. Aradine,.T. Fairbanks, P. Tallman, D, Berle, D. Armison, W, Varley, I. Bennett. FIRST ROW: L. Knox, R. James, G. Gambril, L, Cowie, D. Voke, R. Newrnen, T, Burr- oughs, SECOND ROW: M. Brodie, H, Malinowski, D. Melnick, R, Parker, N. Wunder, T, Freeman, E, Bound, M, Osborne, S, Fletcher, E. Euler. THIRD ROW: K. Way, S, Ess, L, Wallace, A, Cramer, C. Tower, D. Scott,D, Cotter, M. Way, Mr. Gentile. FOURTH ROW: R. Webber, S, Tulloch, A, Kendall, G, Daugherty, A, Harris. 53 GirI's Chorus FIRST ROW: S. Collard, G, Mitchell, B. Johnson, N. Feeley, S. Nixon, L, Hunt, L Phillips, C. Bowes, SECOND ROW: J. Sturges, B. Beal, D. Beaman, C, Beswick, F Barkley, C. Judd, B. Brooks, S. Rusk, M.Hoekm, D. Kohlman. THIRD ROW: C. Aradine B. Gruendike, E, Bangs, A. Ratigan, R, Bater, S. Lewis, B. Wilson, B. Huff, S, Fletcher S. Swift. Junior Chorus FIRST ROW: B. Sage, T, Staub, L. Reddick, .T . Van Gelder. J. Sterner, M. Hayes, M Pringle, J, Lucas, D, Ar-va. SECOND ROW: B. Carr, R. Ray, I. Pengelly, M, Jenkins' L, Pimm, F, Beach, J, Hoomans, C. Drury. K. Huey, M. Smith, L. Schwalm, M. Carey, THIRD ROW: P. Mothorp, D. Frietag, C. Ensign, B. Feck, I. Barber, J'. Ives, B, Senchuk, N, Fink, D, Millham, E. Stien, M. Way. J. Leibeck, N, Wunder. FOURTH ROW: K. Kelly, D. Pappas, J. McGill, A, Harris, D. Aradine, R. Feiock, C. Tower, C. Wieland, C. Kendall, D, Alexander, K. Klemmer, C. Ellison. 54 GirI's Chorus , FIRST ROW: D, Ehrmentraut, M, Todaro, .T . Bennett, K. Wheeler, N. .TBffe1'SfJf1f L- Eckert, B, Ensign, V. Pimm. SECOND ROW: Miss Thayer, C. Trusler, B. Smith, J. Tnsher s. Hubbell, D. Bene, D. Gage. N. Hamblin, A- Wainwright' K HOPSOH-1 Fuller' V, Sehrzyalrn, THIRD ROW: L. Carr, S. Traver, .T . Mitchell. 3- Way, N. Matzell, P. Del- Fave, B. Berle, M. Hart, B. Tower, A. MHITICWS- Junior Chorus 14, J A FIRST ROW: M, Brodie, M, Griffin, P. DeWick, D, Reddick, S. Ideman, E. Tramontana S, Leathersich, K. Way, F, Euler. SECOND ROW: F, Patrick, R. Nichols, S, Hopson, S Estel, J, Rath, S, Eichelburg, R. Tanner, G. Whelpton, D. Schur, R, Jones. J. Wilcox THIRD ROW: J. Stanford, M. Miller, S. ESS. J. Beal, J. Nelligan, K. Raley, D. Scott N, Hamblin, R. Wainwright, L. Lucas, P. Morgan, M. Adams, D. Osterhout. FOURTH ROW: G. Maier, K, Blair, N. Sears, F, Steener, D. Tallman, C. Hemmerick, A. Cramer, B, Holycross, A. Randall, S. Graf, A. M. Kirvan, S, Estel. 55 Library Aides ,lill- FIRST ROW: D. Lucas, E. Bangs, E. Kavanagh, C. Vellekoop, J. Adams. SECOND ROW: R. Zorn, S. Fletcher, B. Wilson, P. Del Fave, R. Melnick, I. Johnson, Conners. Mrs . Newspaper iaff Health Council A - vs , fa, ,M ,, , QC, 4 s - 3 fizrah e im K sq Amawmn vm., ,. N, nf , 7' Ni I Q X . i s. K Q vs A N I 3 I, Q, 3353, , . ' V 'A N ' , YS R QE r are ,XX-f '5 X t . IWIIU HEALTH E 'Qs h x Q .. 5-R, COUNCIL: M I S. DEWCOCR. A. Lewis, B. FIRST ROW: I. Roushey, I. Bennett, L. Berle, Pascarel, B. Wilson, C. Duncan. SECOND ROW: B. Berle, I. Iohnson, E. Bangs, I. Egbert, Miss Karnichy. THIRD ROW: R. Burlingame, D. Burlingame, Faith Reinhold, S. Traver, G. Roushey, W. Alexander. FOURTH ROW: I. Beaman, F. Collard. 56 Projection taff T. Snyder, J. Brodie, R. Zom, N. Adams. Radio Club E r emi Si SEATED: I. Bennett, R. Webber, S. Gallery, Mr. Botash. I. Benson. STANDING: I. Sturges, D. Berle, P. Greibel, R. Heffer, S. Sage, P, Quincey, E, Euler. 57 French Club 1559: FIRST ROW: S. Pancoast, I. Bennett. SECOND ROW: A. Ratigan, G. Bushorr. THIRD ROW: H. Malenowski, I. Egbert, L. Cowie. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Gentile, G. Daugh- erty, C. Trusler, G. Sable, C. Aradine, I. Ehrmentraut, P. Del Fave, B. Young, R. Weber, S. Gallery, L. Dewick. FIFTH ROW: B. Smith, D. Malnick, L. Carr, J. Mit- chell. Latin Club V 0 FIRST ROW: E. Swanton, C. Beswick, M. Hart, Mr. Gentile, P, Daugherty, D, Bel-1 B., Berle, E. Bangs. SECOND ROW: F. Tramontana, A. Kendall, I, Nungg. Vo Sage D. Pederson, J. Hutton, K. Parker, R. Zorn, D. Roberts, D. Zom. ' eo 58 rchestra FIRST ROW: C. Aradine, I. Orser, P. Quincey, G. Sabel, M. Fink, L. Lucas, E. Euler. SECOND ROW: K. Klemmer, M. Hart, A. Kirvan, T. Freeman, S. Sage, S. Hubbell, J. Nunes, G. Nelmes, C. Maier, L. Leone, Miss Thayer, C. Sherwood, S. Kyle, A. Kendall. THIRD ROW: J. Van Gelder, J. Beal, B. Sage. FIRST ROW: S. Stevens, C, Johnson, N. Wisotzske, G. Pirnm, K, Glave, M. Kendall. SECOND ROW: L. Scott, E. Fairbanks, D. Daugherty. Girl's Quartet TOP! I- ROUSIICY- BOTTOM: I. Anderson S. Fletcher, N. Matzell. enior Bend FIRST ROW: F. Drury, R. Webber, I. Fairbank, E. Bound, B. Piersma. SECOND ROW! D. Cramer, G., Daugherty, I. Hutton, L, Pimm, J. Beal, B. Sage, D. Orser. THIRD ROW: E. Stein, R. Rath, M. Roberts, L. Knox, S. Pancoast, J. Stanford, L. Kruze. FOURTH ROW: R.. Fairbank, C. Sherwood, T. Sterner, A. Kendall, C. Aradine, I. Johnson, S. Sage, R. Parker, P. Quincey, R. McKeown, J. Nunes, A. Harris, M. Fairbank. 60 Future Teachers FIRST ROW: Mr. Johnson, J. Egbert, N. Stains, I. Orser. SECOND ROW: H, Martin, D. Cramer, D. Pederson. enior Band Fume , D Nurses SEATE Foley, Mrs. Daycock. STANDING: A. Lewis. D. Berl Tallmen. FIRST ROW: G. Nelrnes, L. DeWick, C. Maier, M. Osborne, K. Parker. SECOND ROW: D. Lucas W, Perry, P. Killian, S, Leathersich, A. Ratigan, S. Ess. THIRD ROW: K, Blair, R. Mason, S. Hess D. Roberts, B. Young, C. Matzell. FOURTH ROW: C. McConnell, J. Burroughs, R. Stwerr, T. Taylor R. Carr, I. Van Gelder, I. McFee, I. Glidden, D., Pan, Mr. Halligan. .1 f D: L. Carr, I. e, B. Berle, P. 61 tudent Council FIRST ROW: E. Tramontana, D. Reddick, B. Woods. SECOND ROW: W. Parry, A Harris, Mr. Botash, P.. Daugherty, J. McCarthy, T., Nunes, D. Schur, P. Killion THIRD ROW: C. Drury, S. Sage, V. Sage, G. Saffran, R. Kendall, D. Weber, I McGill, D. Cotter, T. Snyder, G. Daugherty, R. Heffer, K. Way, J. Sterner FOURTH ROW: L Ehrmentraut, S. Gallery,-E. Bound, A. Lewis, E. Bangs, P. Tall man, K. Kelley, A. Ratigan, D. Berle, B. Young, M. Todaro. Majorettes FIRST ROW: I. Ehrmentruat. SECOND ROW: K. Way, E. Kavavagh, S. Gallery, P. Griebal, M. Meister, M. Meister. 62 4 Mixed Chorus fl on Z C' , .... .ff I FIRST ROW: E, Swanton, P. Quincey, D, Gage, N. Feeley, J. Roushey, J. Anderson, N, Matzell, B, Beal, S. Gallery, S, Sage, Mrs, Button. SECOND ROW: J. Tuscher, M, Hoehn, P. De1Fave, B, Wilson, G. Gambrill, D. Cramer, F. Collard, F. Morton, G Roushey, B, Smith, S, Fletcher, B. Berle, B, De1Fave, Miss Thayer, THIRD ROW: K Hopson, J. Fairbanks, C. Crandall, S. Lewis, D, Trus1er,,T. Beaman, J. Reinhold R. Lewis, R. Chase, S. Traver, C. Trus1er,G. Sabel, S. Hubbell. GirI's Intramurals GIRLS INTRAMURALS: SEATED: S. Ideman, C. Reedhead, B. Sage, K. Way, S. Wilcox, D, Scott, M, Pringle, M, Smith, S. Leathersich, KNEELING: L. Eckert, D. Beaman, V, Schwalm, C. Duncan, A. Ratigan, A Mathews, K. Hemmerick. STANDING: Miss Stillman, M, Hart, C. Beswick, N. Wonder, M. Hoehn. K Wawro, B. Beale, D. Berle, G. Sahel, C, Kendall. 63 Z 15 Zf 4 f aa, ff,,,d ox ' I-9 wx , X 400159 106 062' we 'DOW shoot' Y OU I-ell Ie DO YOU REMEMBER? 6- . loensb f 8 'YU 7 I . ff f X ag 56 XX me W M no 64 -Se- P 1, 5 I . E jf wggx X . K .lv X1 Y-ffl' X E. f a V-...f---.,., WWW .MW 'QW my ' ' ' W -V, AQ4 ggnfvf ww- , Mfg!! Wiiwfl 14J9w? K My WW v. f 0, , G Y orfs Coaches Churchville-Chili's soccer team fought and won their first Section V trophy since 1947. This soccer team had 6 Seniors, 4 Juniors, and 1 Freshman on the starting 11. The team was alSO aided, all the way, by very strong bench strength. A most unfortunate accident occured halfway through the season, when Dick Staub, one of the fullbacks, broke his leg while kicking the ball. Ron Zorn also had a slight crack in his leg, resulting from being kicked while in action, in front of Alfred-Almond's goal. WE THEY Brockport 4 4 Brockport 5 O Q Spencerport 6 5 Spencerport 9 8 Nunda 0 2 Hilton 13 3 Hilton 6 1 Wheatland-Chili O 0 Wheatland-Chili 6 0 Wyoming 6 0 Pittsford 6 0 f if Nunda 4 0 X Alfred-Almond 10 1 4, g ,,,,,, Z If VAV, , , 'b. 4 Q R. Pringle, I. Brodie, K. Parker, R. Zorn, R. Schur. Absent, R. Zorn, K. Hopson. S i 4.4, C I E 5 4 ,A ' K .K ii ,,., W is as s 5 -. 1 . ' ' wi .ss ' ' -V k MR. BOONIE MISS STILLMAN COACH SHUMWAY 66 . Beattie Chase g f r .5 Q f ,Q ' w vu .N I, Q Pederson ,W FRONT ROW, Left to Rrght I Nur1es,J Mrtchell I Plersrna G Mrller I McE1ver, K. Parker, G Daugherty SECOND ROW, Left to Rrght I Beaman, W Parry, R, Rath 1 Llebeck Blaszak, T. Taylor, R. Preston X Junior Varsity 2 Q 60 QW x .. 4 Glenn T .. 7 OTH V awe UG Q ff alyf, li, Werner 7 6' ci 61-OJ Hlilnu 4 Z Gary 68 , 5 Q , , 1 f , Jerry 1? I Xx ye Q 3 2 x X n f A ,n,n 3 an 'Q Y ,. Qxoge Jim Basketball xxx, ,,4,. f f X4 7 i R Q f X A lt . ,W-' 'K' ,J I! ,. r, ...ff Ne! 'I 7 M,vf,,, , f N... M' . -xg dr X41 Ron Harold ii V if, A + The Saints ofChurchvi1le are working diligently to break in their new scoreboard by chalking up winning . The team is composed of three returning starters, three experienced substitutes and three promoted players from last year's IV team. In the previous years the Saints haven't been quite able to bring home a Championship, but this year much determination, and experience may help us win points our desired goal., 69 Baseball This year eight starters will be returning to improve upon If in.. T' the tournament to regent examinations. their excellent record ofnine wins and one loss The team ofl955 won the Monroe County Championship, but were unable to participate in the Section V tournament be- cause of local relations regarding the nearness of s f 0 4 3' A f , Wa X rv' 1? K-my Q1 af? J Q W V ,s Dick' u Nelsn ' Paul Xa.,-5 Harold ,. Dave., nROnn n Vemlv D. Burlingame, K, Parker, T. Snyder, W. PHIIY. I- Smith. C- Marzell. 70 Ken Cheerleaders X, in Sarah Nancy Dona in fw- X 'Nfff' 'Lg A 1 5 5 ' , ! ,.E, 2 ' Betty X f , H BW Barb xx Q , ' 6? te,-N-ffw,,,,,T,,W,,,,, A i lvyb g ,Q -I WMM , A ,,e ,Wy Carol 1 Nancy Abby Gail Phyllis VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Phyllis Del Fave, Gail Mil- ler, A b by Lewis, Nancy Matzell, Beverly B e rl e, Sharyl JUNIOR VARSITY: S 3 I 3 h Sharyl Way, Nancy Feely, altemate. 7'I Hubble, Betty ara Del Fave, Carol Beswick Beale, Barb- Donna Berle, , alternate. Q Club The Q Club is an organization to award students between the grades three, through twelv for their efforts in school work. Students in the grade school must have all marks above Gightlf' five with the exception of one eighty, in high school all marks above eighty with the exception of one seventy-five. The following names have met these qualifications. THIRD GRADE Scott Alexander Michael Benson Lindalee Bowman Sharon Brugger Linda Carmer Lynn Chapman Sandra Conley Doris Dostman Donna Estel John Kuszlyk Kathleen Lynch Dennis Nelligan Linda Ottley Valerie Patrick Roger Pimm Linda Rossiter Vivian Tomb Richard Utter Ruth Sigworth Kathy Resides Douglas Bater Sally Ess Carol Malerk Lynn Partyka Mary Kruze Karl O'Brien Judy Milligan Kenneth Fuller Allan Cutler Jacqueline Allen Sharon Herley Dennis Rose Patty Leibeck Lynda Goerner Donna Bohrer Marilyn Sage Lizbeth Lucas Linda Kissel Jill Hague Carol Eliot Carol Cutler Pat Bowes Kathy Barry Janice Woods Judy Weinreber Marilyn Tomb Suzanne Spangenberg Janis Robb Martha Pengelly Mary Ann Nunes Betty McCarthy Larry Fink Ronnie Fodge Michael Calvete THIRD GRADE Bobby Clark Leo Benoit Allan Sabel Sharon Schwalm Roy Betteridge Carl Benson David Bridgeman Peter Bushman Bruce Cowie George Cutaiar Janis Freeman William Glave Robert Hall Keith Knox Steven Leupold Craig MacMillan Wayne Magill Thomas Moran David Pappas Karen Pfrengle Cheryl Reynolds Donald Sears Kathryn Slate FOURTH GRADE Carol Andress Sharon Beasom Gregory Bushorr Malcolm Cutaiar Connie Diltz Susan Henderson Sandra Keim Judith Lehman William MacLaren Marilyn Markey Ellen Pimm Diane Seely Patricia Stevens Dianne Tosh Roger Lyon Bruce Stanford Barbara Bailey Ronald DiGiacomo Gerald Ensign Donna Hare Roger Huff Sharon Jones Suzanne Lane Sharon MacDonald Jacqueline Maysick Pamela Morris Thomas Peer Richard Randall FOURTH GRADE Joyce Schmalz Judith Smith Bonnie Allen Lora Barkley Gerald Crawford Geoffrey Feltner Beverly Hill Barbara Hutton Bruce Jackson Patrick Kavanagh Karen Kelly Cynthia Laley Mary Laley Linda Leathersich Thomas Lynch Fred Meister Newton Neal Barbara Nichols Holly Peer Billy Popowich David Smith Nancy Steedman Ronald Thompson Richard Volkmann Nancy Wermuth Wayne Barnes Lorraine Betz Donna Fletcher Christine Geiger John Hart Susan Herley Larry Huey Lowell Kent Allan Lanctot Thomas Matzell Michael McAvoy Franklin Mirabile Lynn Stanzel Catharine Wade Donna Wilcox Bonnie Cole FIFT H GRADE Thomas Adams Robert Beeman Ronnie Lou Brew Susan Capamaggio Phyllis Embling John Fitchpatrick William Glanville Ronald Guy David Henderson Linda Knolle FIFTH GRADE Elaine MacDonald Andrea Schwalm Carol Staub Terryl Tucker Doris Voke James Wade Donald Werth Norma Wisotzke David Alexander Douglas Arva Bennet Barkley Harold Burch George Franco John Freeman Karen Glave David Leupold Keith Magill John Peck Hugh Ratigan Dale Sabel Parker Sterner Eleanor Volk Bonnie Weiland Kendall Wilson Grant Alexander Mildred Bangs Marjorie Barton Larry Beattie Michael Cutler Douglas Gracie Marguerite Harris Michael Kavanagh Kathy O'Brien Karen Pfouts Diane Ray Mary Anne Tower Barbara Voke Barbara Volkman Roger Weinreber SIXTH GRADE Eric Brown Kathie Church Dick Daugherty Beverly Fancher David Hicks Barbara Ingalsbe Mary Kendall Charlene Keyes Linda Love George Parry Betty Resides SIXTH GRADE Gary Rose Lynn Scott Cindy Stewart Larry Tierson Samuel Bilger Alice Brodie Dianne Coapman Elmer Fairbanks Jonathan Feltner David Fuller Donald Hayes Carol Johnson Patricia Kruze William Leupold Bruce McKeown Geraldine Pimm Linda Richardson Rachel Traver Catherine Vetato Peter Widener Dorothy Young Beulah Baker Ferne Richardson Dick Baker Kathleen Hill Fred Lyon David Lynch Sandra Carlton SEVENT H GRADE James Albright Carole Daugherty Patricia DeWick Carol Drury James Gallery Margery Griffin Karen Huey Joyce Ives Karon Kelley Gwen Markey Brenda Sage Daniel Schur Elaine Trarnontana Beth Woods EIGHTH GRADE Janet Barber Mary Brodie Douglas Cotter Andrea Cramer Sandra Ess Sharon Estel Emily Buler Teresa Freeman Alan Harris Beverly Holygross EIGHTH GRADE Robert James Leslie Knox John McFee Roberta Melnick Ronda Parker Linda Pikuet Donna Scott Emily Stein Sandy Tulloch David Voke Kathryn Way Marjory Way Nancy Wunder NINTH GRADE Sharron Baker James Batz Gary Beattie Elaine Bound Bonnie Brooks James Burroughs Gary Bushorr Patricia Corlett Lance Cowie Glenn Daugherty Merton Fairbank Sylvia Fletcher Jeanette Fuller Douglas Gambrill Gerald Hansen Marlene Hoehn Karen Hopson Bonnie Huff Joan Hutton Ellen Kavanagh Louis Leone Helen Malinowski Robert McKeown Denise Melnick David Orser Mary Osborne Barbara Piersma Patricia Quincey David Roberts Sharon Rusk Sonya Sage Carol Urckfitz Eleanor Vellekoop Linda Wallace Kathy Wawro Richard Weber Kelsie Webster TENTH GRADE Carolyn Aradine Linda DeWick Fred Drury Q Club TENTH GRADE Cyril Fink Sarah Hubbell Nancy Marion Charles Matzell John Nunes Barbara Smith Lawrence Sutton Ted Taylor Karen Wheeler ELEVENT H GRA DE Ellen Bangs Joanne Bennett June Fairbank Robert Heffer James Hutton Florence Jefferson Richard Lane Nancy Matzell Ardis Mathews Kim Parker Richard Pimm Vernon Sage Ralph Schur Evelyn Swanton Carolyn Velleioop Sharyl Way TW ELFTH GRADE Dolores Armison Julie Egbert Shirley Fletcher Eleanor Graf Larry Gruendike Janet Orser David Pederson Eleanor Pimm Richard Pringle Janet Roushey Priscilla Tallman ADAMS, NELSON ALEXANDER, WILLIAM ARMISON, DOLORES BENNETT, FLORA BERLE, BEVERLY BLOWERS, MALCOLM BRODIE, I ACK COLLARD, FRANK CORLETT, WILLIAM CRAIG, VIRGINIA CRAMER, DENNIS DAUGHERTY, PAUL DEL FAVE, PHYLLIS DOWDELL, JOAN EGBERT, JULIE FLETCHER, SHIRLEY eniors Activities Soccer 1,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 F,F.A-. Secretary 1,2, President 35 Projection Club 3,45 Senior P1aY 45 Volleyball 1. Yearbook 3,45 Advertising Staff Editor 4. Girls Chorus l,2,35 Mixed Chorus 1,25 Yearbook 3,4, Typing Editor 45 National Honor Society 1,2,3,45 Library Club 2,35 Teen Scene Reporter 45 Q Club l,2,3,45 F,H,A, 1, Secretary 1: Newspaper Staff 35 Junior Town Meeting 35 Class Secretary 35 Senior Play 4, Nazareth Academy 1,25 Radio Club 35 Pep Club 45 Senior Play 45 Yearbook Staff 4. Cheerleading 2,3,45 Senior Band 1,25 Jazz Band 1,25 Mixed Chorus 1,25 Girls Chorus l,2,35 Latin Club 3,45 Yearbook 3,45 Health Council 45 Senior Play 45 Newspaper Staff 45 Pep Club 45 Girls Intramurals 1,25 Future Nurses Club 45 Library Club 1,25 Q Club 1,2. Basketball 1,2,3,45 Ping Pong 35 Senior Play 4. Volleyball 3,45 Soccer 2, Manager 35 Basketball Manager 3, 45 Track 35 Archery Club 15 Honor Society 1,25 QClub 1, 2,3,45 Library Club 1,25 Projection Club 2,3,45 Chairman 45 Stage Club President 45 Class Secretary 45 Senior Play 45 Yearbook 3,4. Mixed Chorus 2,45 Senior Play 45 F,F.A, 1,2,3,45 Newspaper 4. Stagecraft 4. Athletic Association 15 Mixed Chorus 25 Girls Chorus 25 Cheerleading 2,35 Radio Club 35 Yearbook Staff 3,45 Girls Quartet 3,45 Pep Club 4. Band 1,2,3,45 Ping Pong 3,4, Latin Club 2,35 National Honor Society 1,25 Baseball 1,2, 3,45 Soccer 2,3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Class Vice-President l,2,35 Student Council President 45 Band 1,2,3. Cheerleading 3,45 Girls Chorus 1,2,45 Mixed Chorus 1.2, 45 Yearbook 3,45 Senior Play 45 French Club 45 Pep Club 45 Girls Intramurals 1,25 Library Club 3,45 Q Club 1,2,3. Chorus 2,35 Mixed Chorus 2,3. Band 1,2,3,45 Secretary 45 Dance Band 2,35 Orchestra 13 Honor Society 1,2,3,45 Recording Secretary 45 Q Club 1.2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,25 Girls Chorus l,2,35 Library Club 25 yearbook 3,4, Co-Editor 45 Newspaper Staff 4, Editor- ln-Chief 45 French Club 3,45 Junior Town Meeting 35 Senior Play 45 Future Teachers Club 45 President 4, Girls Chorus 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 2,35 Library Club 25 Pep Club 45 Girls Quartet 2,35 Girls Quartet 2,35Gi1-15 Ensemble 3, 74 GRAF, ELEANOR GRUENDIKE, LARRY HOPSON, KENNY JONES, DONALD KENT, LORRAINE KING, GERTRUDE LEONE, GEORGE LEWIS, ABBY LEWIS, RICHARD MARION, EDITH MARTIN, HAROLD MC CARTHY, JOSEPH MC CLURE, LARRY MILLER, GAIL MORGAN, JEAN ORsER, JANET PEDERsON, DAVID PIMM, ELEANOR ROUSHEY, GLENN ROUSI-IEY, JANET scnurt NANCY Girls Chorus 1,25 Mixed Chorus 1,25 Soccer 1,25 Hockey 1,25 Yearbook 3,4, Latin Club 2,35 Senior Play 4. Soccer 2,3,45 Volleyball 2,3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Student Council 35 Band 1,25 Latin Club 2,35 Basketball Manager 3,4. Band 15 Agriculture 1,2,3,4, Girls Chorus 25 Mixed Chorus 2,35 Girls Ensemble 2,35 Roberts Wesleyan 15 Pep Club 4. Mixed Chorus 1,2,3. Band 1,2,35 Jazz Band 1.2. Cheerleading 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,25 Girls Chorus 1,2,35 Senior Play 45 Health Council 45 Student Council3,45 Yearbook 3,45 Pep Club 45 Girls Intramurals 1,25 French Club 45 Class Treasurer 15 Future Nurses Club 45 Library Club 1,25 Class Secretary 2. Mixed Chorus 1,3,4. Girls Chorus 1,2,35 Mixed Chorus 25 Yearbook 45 F.H.A, 15 Senior Play 4, Baseball 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Soccer 1,2,45 Q Club 15 Ping Pong 15 Future Teachers Club 4. Safety Patrol 1,25 Mixed Chorus 1,25 Mixed Ensemble 25 Basketball Manager 25 Baseball 25 Senior Play 45 Chairman Pep Club 45 Projection Staff 25 Student Council 3,45 Cooking Club 1, fVice-President 435 Chamber of Commerce 4. Akron 1,25 Basketball 35 Senior Play 4. Cheerleading 3,45 Girls Chorus 1,2,35 Mixed Chorus 1,2, 35 Girls Ensemble 2,35 Mixed Ensemble 25 Yearbook 3,45 Senior Play 45 Girls Intramurals 15 Class Treasurer 3. Girls Chorus 1,2,35 Mixed Chorus 1. West High 15 Orchestra 2,45 Honor Society 25 QC1ub2,3, 45 French Club 35 Pep Club 45 Future Teachers Club 4. Baseball 1, 2, 3,45 Basketball 1, 2, 3,45 Soccer 1, 2, 3, 45 Year- book 45 Senior Play 45 Senior Band 1, 2, 35 Orchestra 15 Honor Society 1.2, 3,45 Treasurer 3, President 45 Latin Club 2, 3,45 Q Club 1,2,3,4. Girls Chorus l,2,35 Mixed Chorus Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 Mixed Ensemble 15 Orchestra 15 Newspaper Staff 4. Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 Girls Ensemble 2,35 Girls Quartet 3,45 Yearbook 3,45 Newspaper 45 Senior Play 4, Mixed Chorus 1,2,35 Girls Chorus 1,2,3,45 Girls Intramurals l,2,3,45 Pep Club 45 Future Teachers Club 45 Yearbook 3,45 Senor Play 45 Library Club l,2,3. 75 STAINES, NOREEN STAUB,EHCHARD sTATT,wn1iuu swANToN,EvELYN TALLMAN, PRISCILLA TRUSLER, DONNA ZORN, RICHARD ZORN,RONALD Pep Club 4g Future Teachers Club 4g Yearbook 3,4g Senior Play 4g Roberts Wesleyan l,2. Soccer l,2,3,4g Basketball 3. F. F.A. l,2,3g Library Club 2. Honor Society l,2,3,4g Secretary 4g Q Club 1,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4g Girls Chorus l,2,3,4g Latin Club l,2,3, Treas- urer l,2,3g Yearbook 3,4g Girls Ensemble 2g Band lg Pep Club 4g Class Secretary 2. Girls Chorus l,3g French Club 3g Yearbook 4g Senior Play 4g Student Council 3,4, Treasurer 4g Honor Society l,2,3g Q Club l,2,3,4g Pep Club 4, Roberts Wesleyan lg Girls Chorus 2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 2,3 Girls Ensemble 3g Pep Club 4, Honor Society l,2g Student Council lg Class President 2,3,4g Mixed Chorus l,2,3g Mixed Ensemble 2g Basketball Manager 3,4g Senior Play 4g Gannett Barn Representative 4g Yearbook 3,4, Co-Editor 4g Newspaper 3g Latin Club 2,3. Basketball l,2,3,4g Baseball l,2,3,4g Soccer l,2,3,4g Volley- ball lg Band lg Honor Society lg Latin Club 2,3,4g Class Treasurer lg Safety Patrol lg Archery Club lg Projection Club l,2,3,4g Senior Play 4g Empire Boys State 3g Yearbook 3,4g Q Club l,3,4g Future Teachers Club 4. 76 H. Bean F. 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Earl Rudgers Choldun HAuto-Magicu Carwasher Buffalo Road At Union Street Phone 3-8l8l N. Chili New York GIOIA'S SHOES AND SHOE REPAIR P.F. Sneaks - Boys and Girls Wolverine Shoes Lee Work Clothes l Main Street Churchville New York Compliments of JOHN O'HEARN'S FOOD STORE Meats, Groceries, Frozen Foods Chili and Union West Chili, New York Matheos Ice Cream Compliments of RALPH D. GILLETTE General Insurance Bergen, New York Phone 68 Compliments of GORDON BRODIE Representing Mutual Trust Life Insurance Congratulations and Good Wishes To The Senior Class of l957 HAROLD H. EMBLING Complete Line of Feeds and Pastry G Bread Flours A Market For: Wheat Grain Hay Beans Churchville G. L. F. Services Farm Supplies-Seed-Fertilizer Phone Feed Mill 7l8 If It's Ice Cream PLANT 8 MILK BAR LeRoy-Route 5 Elm Dairy Restaurant QRed Osierj Stafford, New York Elm Dairy Milk Bar Route 20 - LeRoy, New York LEROY ELM DAIRY INC. LeRoy, New York LOUIS P. BRADY Compliments 37 Main Street of LeRoy, New York S S H Green Stamps Valspar Paint and Varnish CERTIFIED FINANCE Imperial Wall Paper Inlaid Linoleum Window Shades Hygrade Lamps Brockport New York Linoleum Plastic Wall Tile, Asphalt Tile gg- 1 ul Compliments of WALKER BROTHERS CO. Funeral Home Albert B. Fosmire Lester C. Mertz Spencerport, New York Phone: Spencerport 22351 Compliments of MATHEOS VELVET ICE CREAM Spencerport, New York MORGAN DAIRY HStop and visit our new place, Spencerport New York Union St. and Million Dollar Highwayn Compliments of E. L. COONEY Your International Harvester Dealer 54 South Main Between the tracks Churchville, New York Phone 636 87 ' I WISE G PHILLIPS Compliments of DeSoto - - Plymouth HARRIFF'S Sales and Service TEXACO SERVICE STATION 85 Union Street Buffalo Rd. and Union St. Spencerport, New York Lynhurst 4-4791 Phone Elmwood 26531 F. W. BICKFORD Massey Harris - Caterpillar JOSEPH HARRIS CO. INC. G. M. C. trucks New Holland Farm Equipment Seed Growers and Merchants Sales and Service Moreton Farms LeRoy, New York Phone: LeRoy 700 Rochester ll, New York Compliments of HLIRCHVILLE GREE HGUSE 88 Homelite Chain Saws Philco Refrigerators Auto Accessories Philco TV Speed Queen Washers and Dryers Philco Automatic Washers M. E. FAIRBANKS TELEVISON Buffalo and Bromley Roads Gulf Products Churchville, New York Phone 675-R i 1 L , 1 3 1 1, Compliments of MERT FLETCHER 2763 Chili Avenue Churchville, New York Compliments of MONTY AND CONRAD'S BARBER SHOP Haircuts Sl.25 Two Barbers Brushcuts 51.50 North Chili, New York Opens 9:00 A. M. Compliments of MUMFORD DRY CLEANERS 2 Dakin St. Mumford, New York Phone: 3l3 We give S G H Green Stamps R. E. TANNER LINE CONSTRUCTION CO. 34 Iceland Park Rochester ll, New York Office Genesee 6l37 R. J. Tanner R. H. Tanner Genesee 6807-M Genesee 7393 Compliments of JIM KEYSER CHEVROLET CO.. Phone 630 Churchville, New York We the Editors of the '57 Crest wish to express our thanks to all who helped make this yearbook a success. Most of all our sincerest appreciation to our advisor, Mrs. Snyder, who with the help of a former advisor, Mrs. Connors, gave of her time and effort in helping to solve the many problems that confronted us. To help carry the financial burden of producing a yearbook, surrounding towns were scoured for ads. This job was efficiently executed by the Ad Staff under the guidance of Miss Karniscky and Bill Alexander, Dave Pederson and his Sports Staff worked long hours on the new and unique layouts that give variety to our Sports Section. The members of the Literary Staff put their heads together along with editor, J' anet Roushey, and came up with all the clever sayings and information found in this Crest. The Art Staff under Ardis Matthews is responsible for all art work shown, not only within the pages but also the cover, Joe McCarthy, Gail Miller and the Photography Staff were responsible for the scheduling of pictures and the names which appear beneath each one. After the names had been placed under the various pictures Dolores Armison and her typists went to work. Their work, although often nerve-wracking greatly aided production Last but certainly not least our thanks to Bob Heffer a.nd his Publicity Staff who encouraged you to buy the book you are now reading. We owe a special debt of gratitude to the publishers of the magazines whose covers appear throughout this book, Without their cooperation our theme would not have been possible. 1 Best of luck to the Editors of the '58 Crest. Sincerely, pak flown Julie Egbert Dick Zorn Editors 90 ' ,,1,. . , . ' is- 3 W , .,,. -' , .Ttw ' ' ' 1 - . , ' L-w '. ,, , :V H x f ,, x.- . w., , , N, . 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