Churchville High School - Crest Yearbook (Churchville, NY)

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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

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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

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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-