Churchville High School - Crest Yearbook (Churchville, NY)

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'nr 'V ' V Ai 5 .-,Q Ji,-i nity, I ,Ali K A' , V.: av Q- . gf ' -If M W-., ff. ' 4 'Wf' an fu ' V, f 1 U ' - 'FQ--..iQ1,A1L ' is 3 f , -s -f - - 4' , - ,. ' ' Q - - ' 'ff ' ' Q- - -' J f , f . X i aff! ,A N sf X , . . 1 - H , - ,, . -A , if - 2 -f' f ,gl gf , Q sa zz. .T I ', - .l '.L if ' 4' , Q! 1 I ,PA ' , , X f ff , TV. 1 N ' x . w X 5 LX X K TX ,T X X I K , X X X X xxx X. 3 f y N I f ' X X V I x X, x Y XT A N 1 W 1959 Crest ' Y X N N - NQ X77 'f N PRESENTED BY THE SENIOR CLASS x TQ , ' v 1 CHURCHVILLE-CHILI CENTRAL SCHOOL NX XX r , , m 1 1 X hTLL X ff xf W NN, ! , T ! V. My H X N tff'f 'L X XY, X X W NX If 1 N X1 S Rexx' f .,T T 2 E T T . l X f ffl r fx! ff' W I g f ? L Zi! f' ,Ll Xxlaik 1 - ' ....--in-lTm X The Class of l959 humbly wishes to dedicate The Crest to the C.C.C.S. student bodyglmongg whom we have so many wonderful friends. Your support and companion- ship through the years have been gratifying, to all of us. As you follow in our footsteps on yourjourney through high school, may you have as much success and fun as we have had. In Dedication In Appreciation fffnwlvm ,ff gf ,via 2 ,V r4!,ffM 'r+-Q., 'i ii' i i MR. CLARENCE FLINT We, the Class of 1959 wish to express our appreciation to Mr. Flint for the able guidance he has given us as a teacher and friend. We shall never forget his willingness and efforts to help us with our problems, personal as well as mathematical. We owe a great share of our success in our journey through high school to him. To you, Mr. Flint, with increasing gratitude we say Thanks a million. 3 In Memoriam MR. ROY MASON The memory of Mr. Mason's sincere friendship through the years will never be forgotten by those of us who knew him. We miss his friendly smile and cheery hello and will always revere his friendly disposition and homespun philosophy which helped us through countless problems of school life. For many years Mr. Mason served as Chief Custodian and, though he is no longer with us, his memory will be treas- ured in all of our hearts. 4 The '59 Crest ef-H !5'fl'r l.1, Editors And Advisers SECOND ROW: Mrs. Kramer, R. Bater, Advertisement and Publicity, H. Worden, Sports: R. Little, Photography, Miss Karnischky. FIRST ROW: E. Bound, Typingg J. Huff, Art, F. Drury, C. Aradine, Co-Editorsg D. Berle, Literary. taff THIRD ROW: S. Hubbell, M. Waldron, L. Sutton, J. Tuscher, G. Beattie, S. Traver, K. Wawro, C. Matzell, L. Eckert, W. Parry, L. Morgan, C, Duncan. SECOND ROW: D. Kohlman, S. Rusk, B. Young, L. Carr, V, Schwalm, M. Hart. FIRST ROW: C. Trusler, F. Barkley, K. Hopson, B. Beal, E. Kavanaugh, D. Beaman, A, Ratigan, R. Nichols. 5 Table of Contents , 2 .M Q ft wtf Nd, Administration Seniors, , , wg, Classes- - - gf ix if Activities- - R! Sports- - - V Advertisements .X 1 A . K K - Board of Education Serving as a member on the Board of Education is one of the most im- portant positions that a citizen can hold in the community. With the cooperation and support of the community, the Board can make steady progress in the advancement of education. The members of the Board serve without pay and attend the twelve regular meetings, plus the many special ones. The Board members have to have a knowledge of technical work. Being able to make decisions in the light of what the people want and the students need is essential in the workings of the Board. Plans for two new schools are under way. An elementary school at Chestnut Ridge and Chili Avenue, with room for ten classes and room to expand, is hoped to be completed by September 1, 1959. A senior high school at Buffalo Road, south of the Fairbanks Road Elementary School, with capacity for four htuidred pupils and room for expansion, up to one thousand, will be ready by January, 1960. Time schedules, of course, will depend on weather, labor strikes, and availability of materials. All possible will be done to avoid double sessions in 1959 - 60. is if ' il Wm X5 , MR. C. E. OLMSTED Supervising Principal SECOND ROW: Mr. C. E. Olmsted, Mr. Harry Chamberlain, Mr. Kenneth Tucker, Mr. Gerald Atkinson, FIRST ROW: Mrs. Helen Kruze, Mrs. Margaret Borlen, Mr. Gerald Halliley, Mr. Richard Ouwelleen, Mr Richard Stowe, Mrs. Bernice Matzell, Mr- Bernard Schuf- 8 Faculty 65 'WM THIRD ROW: Mrs. Kramer, Miss Karnischky, Mr. Botash, Mr. Buchner, Mr. Wadhams, Mrs, Stein, SECOND ROW: Mrs. Belcher, Mrs, Sanders, Miss Edmunds, Mr, Smith, Mr. Hickox, Mr. Johnson, Mr, Sprague, Mr, Beusman, Mr. Flint, Mr. Moore, FIRST ROW: Mrs, Button, Mrs, Hinsdale, Mrs, G, Snyder, Mrs. D. Snyder, Mrs. Connors, Miss Murphy, Miss Chromey. MR, GORDON TAYLOR MR, WILLIAM VAN LARE MRS, PARKER High School Principal Elementary 3011001 Principal Kindergarten Principal 9 E Faculty THIRD ROW: Mrs. Wing, Mrs. Daycock, Mrs. Brodie, Mrs. Williams, Miss Willey, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Hluchan, Mrs. Parker, Mr. Camp, Mr. Terwilliger, Mr. Luffman, Mr. Button, Miss Wilcox, Mr. Flint. SECOND ROW: Miss Lahey, Mrs, Hickox, Mrs. DeBerger, Mrs. O'Brian, Mrs. Clement, Mrs. Thayer, Mrs. Pederson. FIRST ROW: Miss Hartley, Mrs. Weinreber, Mrs. Morris, Miss Webster, Miss Kinyoun, Mrs. Judy. You Cared Enough xii K Q E ' ' V , f .ig f f-M' ir ' 1 2 21-3 , - - N www , 'L f 5' 3143 .t I cw WEEK k Q. X ,Q LSKQIRENS WND .a . - A 4 ,,..if-0-1 rl ' K .P xt ' f'f'ff.aff 1, PM Q9 S' EN I ' Q' 2 5 sen- M . y a 1 ' . ' .. WX- Q vs. f : R 1 l ' s X M . f f , x .f:ir-ss Q J ., -sera? fx' DMX X V has A ' 'fb-r mn. o 12 4, . ' 'Sr ,' f- Ui R P g , , in ,W 'W T is The clothing bags you see piled high in the picture above are evidence of the wonderful spirit of brotherhood in our student body. Many needy families throughout the world will be warmer and happier because at Churchvi1.1eChili, you cared enough, 10 . ,,,,, f ww ,,,.,.,.. aff' 2 t . .5 JR. High Faculty SECOND ROW: Mr. C. Moore, Mr. Hefke, Mrs. Ratigan, Mrs. Buchuer, Mr. Smith, Mr. Schmidt. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Kramer, Mrs. Coe, Mr. Rainer. ealth tatt SECOND ROW: Dr. Marquissee, Dr. Lagiia, Dr. Heath. FIRST ROW: Mrs. McGraw, Mrs. Belcher, Mrs. Daycock. ABSENT: Miss Appel, Third And Fourth Grade Faculty SECOND ROW: Miss Schillaci, Mrs. Tiede, Mrs. Baldeck, Mrs. Daugherty, Miss Woods. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Randall, Miss Rarigan, Mrs. MoCadden, Miss Pulver, Mrs. Bush, Mrs. Vail. 11 - E S' 3 Ifawx K SECOND ROW: Glanville, Mrs, V r 7 taff 2 ,. as 2, 3 Q Ak.,,.. ,Nw Q ,ww,,w. 3 -.ss 1- -S, f Of A ' f . Mrs. Ban S S r.,.Q.., ri.. . A5 M sa. J g Mrs, Chapman, Miss Garland, FIRST ROW: Mrs Bater, Mrs, Learhersich, Mrs, Carmer. wwe. ala 'rx ,W N :f, W,,,,f,gg, sg 4 41 'Gi Q. new rv C 'R ' C V fzfff 5 f i , , Y 4 Mrs, Stevens la, z E. ,,,m.. ,W xg , ' I s Q '53 ' n nf - ' ' Q ,--- Ma 3 N S V ,fr X f y iff' 2 I ' x Mrs, Brew, Mrs. Lewandoslai, Mrs, Morgan, Mrs, . QR ' if-A ,ff SECOND ROW: Mr, Gruendike, Mx, Reedhead FIRST ROW: MI. Baker, MI, Pimm, MI, Taft MI. MCFee, WMM' Mr. Chamberlain 12 wwf Vi si u iq K? W, 'ifrid ' f. -'1QV1,'j'jj'qw 'NZ ...uw-,L 'Q 94541- enior History And Theme Twinkle, twinkle little star, How did we ever get this far? r Many months have passed away Since we had our freshman day. We, the Class of 1959, nearing the completion of our journey across the waves of high school, have selected the sea as our theme. As the crest of a wave is a breaking point, so this, our senior year is the breaking point between highschool and our future life. We set out on our voyage through high school under the able guidance of Commanders Kirby, Flint, and Mallory, filled with excitement and a little fear. To set our sail over the waves we elected John Nunes, Presidentg Tom Snyder, Vice-Presidentg and Carol Bes- wick, Secretary-Treasurer. Our first money was stowed in the treasury through baked food sales. Mr Beusman, J. Nunes, Presidentg B. En- sign, Secretary, C. Beswick, Treasurerg S Gallery, Vice-Presidentg Mrs. G. Snyder, Mrs. D. Snyder. Continuing our voyage under the navigation of Captains Sprague, Moore, and Davis, we looked back over our journey with determination and courage to brave our many coming responsibilities. We again elected John Nunes, President, and Tom Snyder, Vice-President, to direct our ship, along with Sally Gallery, Secretary and Sarah Hub- bell, Treasurer. Our crew sponsored baked food sales and several dances, including the Spring Frolic and Soph- omore Swing. All too soon the second knot of our journey was over. As we continued to sail across the waves we selected, to keep us on course, John Nunes, Presidentg Carol Bes- wick, Vice-Presidentg Adelaide Ratigan, Secretaryg and Tom Snyder, Treasurer. Our class rings were flown to our ship just in time for Christmas and we excitedly cruised about, proudly showing them to each passer-by. Dances were a popular pastime on shipboard, with Junior Roundup as one of the themes. Our one big project went over with a bang and Care for some taffy? was the cry! Under the expert command ofMrs. Button we pre- sented the hilarious play, M r. Co-ed, which was a tremendous success. This third knot of our journey was one of hard work under the able guidance ofCommodores Flint, Snyder, and Sprague. As we reach the crest of our journey across the sea we are filled with mixed emotions of joy and sadness for having to leave our shipmates and alma mater. Admirals Beusman and Snyders, D. andG., were always on deck to guide us. Leading us across our last nautical mile were: John Nunes, Presidentg Sally Gallery, Vice-President: Barbara Ensign, Secretaryg and Carol Beswick, Treasurer. This year was a busy one with record hops, the Junior- Senior Prom, our magazine campaign, and our senior play, a comedy entitled Calling A1lCarrs. Our senior trip to Washington, for which our treasury has been expanding since the day we entered senior high, was a wonder- ful experience and a great success. We now find ourselves at the crest of our wave, graduation, from which our courses fan out across the sea of Life. So with our acquired knowledge, we will soon be heading from port to brave the sea of opportunity which lies before us. 14 ARADINE, CAROLYN Honor is her standard, perfection her goal. BEAL, BETTY B1ond hair, ready smile, and a winning way. BARKLEY, FRANCES Sweetness and sincerity first ofall. BATER, RICHARD It's completely unimportant, that 's why it 's so interesting. BEAMAN, DIANA Absence makes the heart grow fonder. 15 BEAMAN, JOHN Beware! Imight yet do something, sensational. Give BE SWICK CAROL E b AV,, 3 d A million dollar personality with a b Eff BERLE, DONA gracious manner , Arai'-iv.,-in Live, love, laugh, and be happy. BENNETT, RONALD me life, liberty, and let me out. CARR, LYNN Life is too short to waste. BROWN, GARETH What he wants to get out of school BOOTHE, EDWARD most is himself. Robinson Crusoe was glad to see Friday come, but not half as glad as I am. 16 CRANDALL, WILLIAM All that I've learned, I've for- gotten, and all that lknow, I've DEL FAVE, BARBARA guessed, There's a twinkle in her eye that attracts each passer -by. fr I 5 DRURY, FREDERICK Whatever is worth doing at all is Worth doing well. DUNCAN, CAROLE Sighed at many, loved but one, 17 DE WICK, LINDA ln quietness and confidence shall be her strength, all ECK ERT, LINDA Generally s p e ak in g . . . she's generally speaking, FAIRBANK, RAYMOND Knowledge is power - so who wants ENSIGN, BARBARA to be strong? Little in stature, but who can match her? The busy bee has no time for FINK, CYRIL sorrow. An innocent fa ce, but you can never tell. 'I8 FEIOCK, JAMES The Devil is a Gentleman. GRUENDIKE, BEVERLY Silence is more musical than any GALLERY, SALLY song. HART, MARGARET Friendly to talk to, nice to know. HOFF, JOHN Good grief! Someone put water in the chlorine. HUFF, JoYcE A stroke of the brush, a scratch ' of the pen, art has always been her yen. LITTLE, ROBERT My idea of an agreeable person is one who agrees with me. 19 fm-fx HUBBELL, SARAH Her friends are many -her foes are there any? KNAB, DUANE Leisure with dignity. LYON, CHARLES Life is a care-free thing. MATZELL, CHARLES No thought have I but one - and that, egad, is fun! MAHNKE, DALE All experience is an arch to build on. lv MILLER, GARY Man about town. 20 MARION, NANCY A sunny disposition is half the battle. MITCHELL, I AMES Why should the devil have all the good times? MORGAN, LAURA LEE Mischief dances in her eyes and a smile upon her lips. PARRY, WESLEY Other things go around in the dark besides Santa Claus. MORGAN, MARY And kind the voice, and glad the eyes. NUNES, JOHN A leader of men, a follower of women. PASCARELL, LUCILLE Cheerfulness makes friends and keeps them. RATHQ RICHARD It has been said all great men are dyirlg. I feel sick myself. 21 RATIGAN, ADELAIDE A cheerful heart maketh many friends. SMITH, BARBARA A quiet exterior conceals much. SNYDER, THOMAS Pleasure today, business tomorrow. SUTTON, LAWRENCE His height will be the measure of his success. 22 SMITH, MARGARET Talent is doing easily what others find difficult. TAYLOR, THEODORE Constantly striving to make his best - better, TOSH, PATRICIA Gosh, this living is fun! TRUSLER, CAROLE Always willing and ready for a good time. TRAVER, GEORGE I hate girls they irritate me, but oh how I love to be irritated. WALDRON, MOLLY She 's not a card, she's the whole deck. 23 TRAVER, SU SAN It's nice to be natural, when you are naturally nice. WHEELER, KAREN The supreme happiness of life is the conviction that we are loved. wi ll ,ff-, I , ,lk P, 3 ....--- woRDEN HAROLD 33,34 ' gs? Tall and t 'ght '--?- an Sfal with that manly gait. ...1 I Qghzyim nz -Q'-' enior Activities I ARADINE, CAROLYN: National Honor Society 1,2,3,45 Orchestra 1,2,3,4, President 25 Senior Band 2,3,45 Chorus 1, Accompanist5 Newspaper Staff 2,3,45 Yearbook Staff 3,4, Co-editor 45 F.T.A. 2,3,45 Junior Planning Council QCMAJ 45 French Club 2,35 International Club 35 Junior Play5 Q Club 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 15 Senior Play: NYSSMA Soloist 2,3,4. BARKLEY, FRANCES: Girl'S Chorus 1,25 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Yearbook Staff 3,45JLu1ior Play5Senior Playg Leader's Club. BATER, RICHARD: Q Club 15 Radio Club 2,35 Stage Craft Club 25 Junior P1ay5 Senior Playg Magazine Sales Manager 45 Yearbook 4, Ad Editor, BEAL, BETTY: Girl's Chorus 1,2,45 Mixed Chorus 25 Girl's Ensemble 25 Cheerleader 2,3,45 Yearbook 3,45 Soccer Intramurals 35 Basketball Intramurals 25 Quartet 45 Junior P1ay5 Senior Play. BEAMAN, DIANA: G,A.A. 2,3,45 Chorus 1,25 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Girl's Intramurals 15 Dance Com- mittee l,2,3,45 Yearbook 3,4. BEAMAN, JOHN: Soccer 2,35 Track 3,45 Senior Play. BENNETT, RONALD: Student Council 2,45 Junior Playg Senior Playg Yearbook 4. BERLE, DONA: Girl's Chorus 1,2,3,45 Yearbook 3,4, Literary Editor 45 F,N.A. 2,3,4, President 2, Sec- retary-Treasurer 45 Newspaper 3,4, Managing Editor 45 Quill and Scroll 35 National Honor Society 15 Dance Band 3,45 Radio Club 1,2,3, President 35 Student Cotmcil 1,25 Cheerleader 2,45 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Latin Club 25 International Club 3,45 Gir1's Ensemble 3,45 Mixed Chorus 25 Girl's Intramurals 25 Health Council Representative 3,45 Q Club 1,2,3,4. BESWICK, CAROL: Cheerleading 2,3,45 Latin Club 25 G.A.A. 1,2,35 Yearbook 35 Teen Scene Reporter 45 Class Secretary-Treasurer 1, Vice-President 3, Treasurer 4. BOOTHE, EDWARD: Track 35 Volleyball 3. BROWN, GARETH: Yearbookg Junior Play. CARR, LYNN: Girl's Chorus 1,25 Mixed Chorus 1,25 Triple Trio 1,2,35 Junior Play: Library Club, Vice- President 3,45 YearbOOk 3 .4s Newspaper 3. CRANDALL, WILLIAM: Junior Play5 Senior Play. DELFAVE, IBARISARA: Cir1's Chorus 1,25MixedChorus 1,25Cheer1eading 2,35 Student Council 3, Secretary5 Yearbook 35,4-5 Dance Committee 45 Junior Play5 Senior Play. 2 -sr 4 WEN? s , , UEWICK, LINDA! Senior Band 2,3,45 International Club 3,45 French Club 2, President5 F.T.A. 2,3,45 Orchestra 35 Yearbook 45 Newspaper 3,4. DRURY, FRED: Senior Band l,2,3,45 Dance Band 3,45 Q Club l,2,3,45 National Honor Society l,2,3,4, Vice-President 3,45 Junior Play5 Senior Play: Boy's Chorus 35 International Club 3, Treasurer5 Rep- resentative to the Gannett Youth Barn 45 NY SSMA Soloist 2,3,45 Student Council 4. DUNCAN, CAROLE: G.A.A. 2,3,45 Yearbook 3,45 Newspaper 2,3,4, Feature Editor 35 Junior Play. ECKERT, LINDA: G.A.A. 2,3,45 Girl's Chorus 1,25 Girl's Intramurals 15 Yearbook 4. ENSIGN, BARBARA: Class Secretary 45 Girl's Chorus 25 G.A.A. 2,3,4, Vice-President 35 Leader's Club 45 Yearbook 35 Newspaper 45 Junior Play5 Senior Play. FAIRBANK, RAYMOND: Q Club 15 Senior Band l,2,3,45 Newspaper 4. FEIOCK. JAMES: Volleyball l,3,45 Basketball 2. FINK, CYRIL: Senior Band 15 French Club 15 International Club 3,45 Track 3,45 Cross Country 4. GALLERY, SALLY: Class Secretary 2, Vice-President 45 Majorettes 1,25 Cheerleading 3,45 Student Council l,2,3,4, Secretary 45 French Club 2, Vice-President 25 International Club 3,4, Secretary 3, President 45 Yearbook 35 Newspaper 45 F.T.A. 2,3,4, Vice-President 2, President 45 Radio Club l,2, Secretary 25 Girl's Chorus 1,2,35 Mixed Chorus l,2,35 Triple Trio 35 Junior Play5 Senior Play: Girl's Ensemble 25 Q Club 1,3,4. GRUENDIKE, BEVERLY: Q Club 1, Girl's Chorus 25 Library Club 3,4. HART, MARGARET: Girl's Chorus 15 Orchestra 15 G,A,A. 2,3,4, President 35 Senior Play: Dance Com- mittee l,2,3,45 Leader's Club 4. HOFF, JOHN: Senior Play. HUBBELL, SARAH: Brockport 15 Class Treasurer 25 Girl's Chorus 25 Mixed Chorus 25 Girl's Ensemble 25 Orchestra 25 Q Club 25 Girl's Intramurals 25 Pep Club 25 Cheerleading 2, .T.V. Captain5 Albion 35 Cheerleading 4, Varsity Captain: Yearbook 45 Senior Play. HUFF, JOYCE: St. Agnes 15 French Club 25 F.N.A. 2,35 Yearbook 3,4, Art Editor 45 Junior Play: Senior Play: Student Council 45 Majorettes 3,45 NYSSMA Soloist 3,4. KNAB, DUANE5 Track 3,45 Junior Play5 Senior Play. LITTLE, ROBERT: Aquinas 15 Yearbook 3,45 Photography Editor 45 Newspaper 3, Sports Editor 45 J tuiior Play5 Senior Play5 Student Council 3,4, President 45 Boy's State Representative 3. LYON, CHARLES: Q Club 2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,4. MAHNKE, DALE: Senior Band 1,3,45 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Orchestra 45 Junior Play: Track 3. MARION, NANCY: F.N.A. 2,3,45 International Club 3,45 Newspaper 4. MATZELL, CHARLES: Baseball l,2,3,45 Senior Band l,2,3,4, President 45 Dance Band 3,45 Junior Play5 Senior Play: National Honor Society 15 Yearbook 45 Newspaper 2, Sports Editor. MILLER, GARY: Baseball 25 Soccer 2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Track 35 Teenage Safety Council Rep- resentative 4, MITCHELL, JAMES: Soccer 2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Baseball 3,45 Sports Manager 1,25 Newspaper 25 Junior Play: Senior Play. MORGAN, LAURA LEE: Washington Township High 1,2,35 Yearbook 45 Cheerleading 45 Senior Play. MORGAN, MARY: Girl's Chorus I,2,33 Mixed Chorus 1,23 Library Club 1,23 Yearkgigi ,, NUNES, JOHN: Senior Band l,2,3,4, Treasurer 23 Dance Band l,2,3,43 Orchestra 1,2,3,4Q Student Cotuicil 3, Treasurerg Soccer 2,3,43 Volleyball l,2,3,43 Baseball 43 National Honor Society 1,2,3,4jQClUb 1,2, 3,43 Junior Play3 Senior Play3 Class President l,2,3,43 Yearbook 43 International Club 3,43 Boy's Chorus 3j Latin Club 23 Mixed Chorus 43 Brass Choir. PARRY, WESLEY: Student Council l,2,3,43 Senior Band l,2,3,43 Dance Band 1,2,3,41 Orchestra I,2,33 National Honor Society 1,23 Baseball 1,23 Soccer 23 Volleyball 1,2,3,43Boy's Chorus 33.Tunior Play: Senior Playg Q Club l,2,3,43 Sports Manager 4. PASCARELL, LUCILLE: Girl's Chorus 13 Newspaper 2,3,4, Exchange Editor 3, Feature Editor 43 Quill and Scroll 3,43 Yearbook 3g Junior Play3 Senior Play3 Q Club 1. RATH, RICHARD: Senior Band l,2,3,4, Vice-President 43 National Honor Society 13 Q Club l,2,3,43 Soccer 2,33 Boy's Chorus 3, Junior Play3 Senior Play. RATIGAN, ADELAIDE3 Student Council l,2,4, Treasurer 2, Vice-President 4g Senior Band l,2,3, Secretary 2, Treasurer 33 Dance Band 1,3,43Class Secretary 33 Girl's Chorus 1,23 French Club 23 G.A.A. I,2,33 Year- book 3,43 Q Club 1,23 National Honor Society 13 F.T.A, 2,3,4, Vice-President 43 Junior Play3 Senior Play3 Newspaper 43 International Club 43 Leader's Club 4. SMITH, BARBARA: F.N.A. 2,3,43 French Club 1,23 Girl's Chorus 1,23 Mixed Chorus 1,22 F.T.A. 3,43 International Club 3,43 National Honor Society I. SMITH, MARGARET: Benjamin Franklin Junior High 13 Kenmore High 2g Chorus 2,3,43 Newspaper 2,3,4, Editor 4g Yearbook 33 Junior Play3 Senior Playg D.A.R. Good Citizen 4. SNYDER, THOMAS: Basketball 1,2,3,4Q Projection Club l,2,3,43 Baseball lg Senior Band 13 Yearbook 33 Student Council I,2,33 Class Vice-President 1,23 Class Treasurer 33 Driver Education Representative 43 Junior Play3 Senior Play. SUTTON, LAWRENCE: Soccer 3,43 National Honor Society 1,3,43 International Club 3,43 Latin Club 23 Projection Club 43 Junior Play3 Senior Playg Volleyball 2,33 President of National Honor Society 43 Q Club l,2,3,43 Yearbook 3,43 Boy's State Representative 3. TAYLOR, THEODORE: Senior Band l,2,3,43 Brass Choir 33 National Honor Society l,2,3,43 Q Club l,2,3,43 Junior Play3 Senior Play3 International Club 2,3,43 Student Council 43 Soccer 2g Projection Club 43 NYSSMA Soloist 3,4. TOSH, PATRICIA: Library Club 3,43 Yearbook 33 -F.N.A. 3,43 Senior Play. TRAVER, GEORGE: National Honor Society lg Senior Band I3 Track 3,43 Cross Country 4. TRAVER, SUSAN: Girl's Chorus 1,23 Mixed Chorus 1,23 National Honor Society lj International Club 3,43 F,N,A, 2,3,4, Secretary 2, President 3,43 Girl's Quartette 43 Orchestra 1,23 Newspaper 2QG.A,A, 3. TRUSLER, CAROLE: Girl's Chorus 1,23 Mixed Chorus 2g F.N.A. 3,43 Yearbook 3,45 F.T.A. 43 International Club 2,3,43 Junior Play3 Senior Play. WALDRON, MOLLY: Cheerleader 3,43 Yearbook 43 Newspaper 4g Saint Ann 1,23 Junior Play3 Senior Play. WHEELER, KAREN: Girl's Chorus 1,23 G.A.A. I,2,33 Junior Play3 Senior Play3 National Honor Society 33 Q Club 1,2,3. WORDEN, HAROLD: Basketball l,2,3,43 Projection Club l,2,3,43 Yearbook Sports Editor 4QQC1ub 3. 26 enior Will We, the Class of 1959, Cnurchville-Chili Central School, Village of Churchville, Town of Riga, County of Monroe, State of New York, being of unusually sound mind and excellent memory, because we feel we are about to breathe our last in this beloved high school, do make, publish, and disclose this, our last will and testament. To the faculty of C. C, C.S. we bequeath our sunshiny ways and lenient dispositions. Diana Beaman leaves her Poole and diving board to Georgia Sabel. Duane Knab ran a mile to present his track suit to Kelsie Webster, Adelaide Ratigan leaves her winning way to Gary Bushorr. Sue Traver relinquishes her flirtatious manner to Jim Batz. Ted Taylor relinquishes his tuba and question box to Elaine Bound. Dona Berle bestows her crown on Ellen Kavanagh. Ed Boothe leaves his rtu11ba rhythm to Cora Roushey, Sharron Baker, David H. Lucas, and David Orser. Bill Crandall acts his title of Mr, Chivalry in the eyes of Barbara Tower and Vida Schwalm. Betty Beal leaves her cheerleading uniform and pep to Glenn Daugherty. Molly Waldron leaves her quiet, subdued manner and slow-rising temper to Bob Spring. Gareth Brown leaves his studied carelessness to Doug Gambrill and Jerry Hanson. Sarah Hubbell leaves her curfew to whoever thinks he can keep it. Carolyn Aradine tosses her violin to Ray Ehrmentraut. Fred Drury leaves his address book to whoever wants it. Carol Beswick leaves her scooter rides to Kathy Wawro. Bob Little leaves his hair curlers to Frances Leibert. Lucille Pascarell wholeheartedly leaves third page of the Orange and Black to Roger Jones, John Nunes relinquishes his unlimited vocabulary Qand method of using itj to Jesse Muniz and Sally Lewis. Laura Lee Morgan bequeaths her hair bows to Carolyn Bowes. Tom Syndei leaves his basketball to Cara Cooke. Chuck Matzell bequeaths his dreamy eyes to Pat Qiincey, Frances Barkley winks her wha de say? line at Wilfred, Lynn Carr leaves to Frank Tramontana her blond locks. Harold Worden leaves his steady sweaters to David T. Lucas. Mary Morgan relinquishes her unco -operative typewriter to Barb Piersma. Joe Beaman leaves his rules on HOW TO HAVE A MORE PEACEFUL SLEEP BETWEEN PERIODS to Bob McKeown, Arnie Kendall, and Roger Jones. Carole Duncan bestows her book on Advice to the Lovelorn to Ann Crandall, Bonnie Sold, Pat Davis, Barb Johnson, and Eleanor Vellecoop. Dale Mahnke wills his blushing dimples to Tank. Charlie Lyon sells his Russian Strategy to Dottie Kohlman, Sharon Nixon, and Claire Judd. Karen Wheeler wishes her diamond to Sharon Rusk, Linda De Wick peels off her freckles and glues them on Dick Weber. Larry Sutton leaves his gigantic frame to Pat Corlett, Joyce Huff wills her silent and ihdetectable method of chewing gum to Diane Ehrmentraut. Barbara Smith leaves her gold piano pedal to Lance Cowie, Dick Bater leaves his sympathy and understanding for cutting classes to Gary Glennon, Pat Tosh leaves to Mary Todero her carrot -top title. Cy Fink relates his lady-killing line to Joan and Joanne Adams, George Traver winks his devilish eyes at Linda Wallace and most of the other chicks. Sally Gallery leaves her interest in Brockport to Donna Vallee, Jean Waite and Karen Hopson. Marge Smith leaves her forceful manner of training men to Helen Malinowski, Jim Feiock changes into an angel and leaves his horns to Pat Greibel and Nancy Jefferson, Carole Trusler leaves to Bonnie Huff her live-wire personality. Linda Eckert relinquishes her hockey stick to Sherrie Swift and Janet Tuscher, Jim Mitchell leaves his soccer sox to Joan Hutton and Sharon Pancoast. Marge Hart chuckles her hart -y laugh to Sonya Sage and Jim Burroughs. Gary Miller bequeathes his size 13 shoes to Viola Pimm. Barb DelFave leaves her fondness for staying home nights to Bea Young. Wes Parry relinquishes his alluring manner to Mert Fairbank. Richard Rath leaves his muscles to Gary Beattie. Bev Gruendike bestows her sweet countenance on Mary Osborne. Ronnie Bennett leaves his book on How to Bluff to Carol Urckfitz and Sharon Nixon, Nancy Marion bequeaths her chorus line to Jeanette Fuller, Bonnie Emler, Joe Benson, and Gary Saffron, John Hoff explodes his I can fix it line and lands C, C. C. S, on the moon, To the unsuspecting unfortunates of the Class of '60, the yearbook staff leaves its problems and headaches, And now, for the benefit of the faculty and administration, who are so lucky to have us with them, the class of '59 leaves! 27 Class Reunion: - 2009 AD. After fifty d i s a s tr o us years the Class of 1959 is reunited aboard Captain Fred Drury's ship, The Weary Bone Titanic. Flash! A report has just been received by Dick Bater, announcer for the Knickerbocker Knot Knitty Station, that a hurricane has started. John Hoff, an atomic chemist, brought forth the hurricane by mixing some wrong chemicals. ln the engine room we see Nancy Marion, Mary Morgan, and Beverly Gruendike at the controls, for they are the top three electrical technicians in the world. ln the lounge Linda Eckert is heard telling Marge Hart and Karen Wheeler that she has just won the wer-1d'3 record for filibuster in the Senate, From the crow's nest Sarah Hubbell, Mrs. Cheerleader, shouts that the hurricane is approaching. Meanwhile, Barb Ensign, Carole Trusler, and Jim F eiock are using their X-ray vision to scrutinize the ship and make sure that everything is tied down to withstand the storm. Dressed in shorts and blouse, Laura Lee Morgan Commands Bill Crandall, Joe Beaman, and Duane Knab, who are picking up loose articles on the deck, to go below. Too late! Hurrican Molly, named after lively Molly Waldron, now a famous comic-strip writer, has just struck and pulled them and some others over-board. Mr. Beusman and the Mrs. Snyders CD. and GJ come to the rescue, crying, All hands on deck! Linda DeWick, Barb Smith, and Cy Fink, now All-American swi.mming champions, leap into the icy water and rescue them. Dona Berle, now a Navy nurse, and Sue Traver administer medical aid to Gareth Brown and Ronnie Bennett, and Dr. Charles Lyon supervises. The smell ofa pizza,prepared by Chief Chef John Nunes, floats into the hospital room and all the patients are revived. Marge Smith finally arrives on the scene to get material for her newspaper, The Reformed Rtunor. Trailing along beside her is Lucille Pascarell, with her handy typewriter, efficiently taking notes. Crash, she just ran into Pat Tosh, owner of the Fanny Farmer Company. Observers of this accident were: Sally Gallery, dressed in diamonds and mink, now the wife of a millionaireg Diana Beaman, a professional Hollywood model, Theodore Taylor, sponsor of The Sixty-Four Thousand Dollar Question Boxg Betty Beal, now a missionary in a foreign land, and Joyce Huff, the artistic designer of The Weary Bone Ti- tanic.', Wow! screamed Rocket Rath, a retired jet pilot, as he spotted Frances Barkley and Larry Sutton waltzing across the deck. They were just crowned king and queen of the ship and are gleefully dancing to tunes played by Chuck Matzell's Moon Makers. Striking up the band, we see Barb DelF ave playing the accordian, Bob Little strtusnming the guitar, and Wes Parry blowing the sax. From the recreation room across the way we hear Carol Beswick yelling, Exercise is the only cure for sore bones. She has finally attained the high position of instructor for the Dizzy Devildame Trotters, which stars Gary Miller, Harold Worden, Tom Snyder, Jim Mitchell and George Traver. Lynn Carr appears on the scene announcing Carole Duncan's marriage at sea. Carolyn Aradine, organist for Snezzy Snozel Snappy Students, plays the wedding march, Dale Mahnke, famous opera singer, solos Oh Promise Meg and Adelaide Ratigan, now the mother of ten is matron of honor. From the crows nest Ray Fairbank has been televising the class reunion and, as Ed Boothe reports of the successful voyage, the Class of l959 signs off. 28 Qc'- ' 'J A X45 .. S 1. .v rv 'm-T:Q::'f.ii- 5 'Q x A Q91-fQye3,3 zfximab af' yi M.. If-.gn A, N ya- 'K X It 9 fn gf :rf 39'-v w wx vm-,A , My ,.' , f,1-qw, hx. , M, , ug-,,,, K t. 1, K, ., ' .Q ilfE,T,'1K .Vega-,WJ 'I v ,,,1 x . C, 11 ,, bf ,- - - Pm Nm. 1 H, ,Q .,', -gs , 5 wig r ' ' '?'ff': -,- :Fl-J iii 1: s'i?g3'?!k?'bl' . x X .1g.g:, .qx 1: S Qfffgl ,gg0ggQf5.,Z1,, gif ' X . A w v o ,. f af' Q X V 1:,33,:-1 ,QL4,n.. , -Xv:.::1'. ' I ., ,gm Juniors TI-LE CLASS OF 1960 As the waves carry them onward toward their goal, the Class of 1960 is guided by Mrs. Sanders, Miss Murphy, Mr. Moore, and Mr. Flint. With no deliberation, they re- elected these able officers: Arnold Kendall, Presidentg James Batz, Vice-President, Patricia Quincey, Secretaryg and Donna Vallee, Treasurer, Excitement stormed the sea as the juniors received their class rings in September. Their various projects ex- panded their treasury toward a senior trip. SECOND ROW: Mr. Moore, Mrs.Sanf1ers,P. Quincey, Secretaryg A. Kendall, President, Mr. Flint. FIRST ROW: Miss Murphy, D. Vallee, Treasurerg I. Batz, Vice-President. .Z 35? if F bfi: S 1415 S .abil FIRST RQWZ D, Luggg, 3, Sage, P, Griebel, B. Emler, M. Hoehn. SECOND ROW: F. Tramontana, M. Tipdgrmj, C, Bowes, C, Cook, E. Vellecoop, S. Lewis, C. Judd, C. Urkfitz. THIRD ROW: I. Batz. I. Mc- Elver, IS. Lcathersich, S. Taylor, A. Kendall. 30 Juniors 9 wif: THIRD ROW: G. Beattie, P. Corlett, G. Glennon, D. Orser, J. Burroughs, L.Cowie,J.Muniz. SECOND ROW: N. Jefferson, D. Ehrmentraut, S. Pancoast, M. Osborne, P. Davis, D. Kolhman. FIRST ROW: I. Benson, K. Webster, B. Johnson, S. Nixon, A. Crandall, P. Quincey. THIRD ROW: V. Schwalm, B. Piersma, J. Waite, B. McKeown, R. Jones, W. Stuhmeier, M. Fairbanks, G. Bushorr, D. Lucas. SECOND ROW: C. Roushey, H. Malinowski, K. Wawro, B. Huff, I. Adams, K. Hopson, D. Vallee, S. Swift, S. Rusk. FIRST ROW: B. Sold, E. Kavanaugh, S. Baker, J. Fuller. 31 Juniors SECOND ROW: E. Bound, B. Tower, R. Weber, J. Hansen, V. Pimm, D. Gambrill. FIRST ROW: I. Hutton, G. Sable, C. Daugherty, B. Young. I. Tusher, L. Wallace, B. Spring, L. Leone. ophomores THE CLASS OF 1961 Continuing its voyage over the waves, the Class of 1961 is anticipating a prosperous year. Guiding them along the way are: Mrs. Hinsdale, Mrs. Stein, Miss Karnischky, and Mr. S prague. They elected four very capable officers: Bob James, Presidentg Sandy Tullock, Vice-Presidentg Kathy Klemmer, Secretary, and Glenn Gambrill, Treasurer, They are sponsoring several baked food sales, dances, and will have a selling project. STANDING: Mrs. Stein, Miss Karnischky, R, James, Presidentg Mr. Sprague. SEATED: K, Klemmer, Secretaryg A. Tulloch, Vice- Presidentg G. Gambrill, Treasurer, Mrs 32 Hinsdale. ophomores -QI, THIRD ROW: A. Kirvan, M. Welch, L. Young, C. Adams, C. Metzger, C. Ensign, I. Sterner, D. Bangs SECOND ROW: R. Killeen, L. Pimm, D. Parr, S, Hess, P. Killion, S. Eichelberg, D. Arva. FIRST ROW D. Tallrnan, D. Alexander, B. Holycross. THIRD ROW: G. Leibeck, R. Stevens, I. McGill, T. Cooper, F. Mickelson, E. Pearson, C, Ellison, D. Pappas, G. Weiland. SECOND ROW: P. Eckert, A. Boothe, E. Euler, S.Collard, R. Kendall, P. Betz, R, Randall, J. .T ohnson. FIRST ROW: C. Bryant, B. Burroughs, S. Kwasney. 33 ophomores yi surf MN-M... THIRD ROW:,A. Harris, D. Wainwright, R. Spring, B. Mason, N. Wunder, T. Freeman, D. Scott, M. Way. SECOND ROW: S. Bater, B. Newman, R. Pikuet, B. James, L. Alexander, C. Sherwood, S. Ess, M. Hendrickson. FIRST ROW: K. Klemmer, T. Williams, I. Daugherty, G. Eater, C. Tower. THIRD ROW: A. Tulloch, S. Estel, S. Hemmerick, A. Randall, ,T.Markle,G.Gambri11, D.Smith,S Srwnflcrson. IJIZCONIJ ROW: R. Ehrmentraut, D. Vokc, J. Mc Fee, C. Marshall, D. Betteridge, M. Brodie D Gracie. FIRST ROW: H. Parker, A.C1'amer, E. Stein, L. Lucas, K. Way, V. Bridgeman. 34 Freshmen THE CLASS OF 1962 The Class of 1962 began its course over the waves toward higher learning under the capable leadership of Mr. Buchner, Mr. Wadhams, and Mrs. Button. They are starting a new system in the length of the terms that their class officers serve, electing them for only a three month period, to give as many as possible the exper- ience of holding an office. Their first officers were: Dan Schur, Presidentg Elaine T ramontana, Vice-President, Cheryl Voller, Secretary, and Jean Wilcox, Treasurer. Selling projects and bake food sales started their trea- sury growing. Mrs. Button, Mr. Buchner, Mr. Wadhams, D. Schur, President, E. Tramontona, Vice- President, C. Voller, Secretary: J. Wilcox, Treasurer. THIRD ROW: R. Carr, I. Sands, R. Moyer, R. Burling, R. Coulson, K. Raley, C. Cummings, A. Defjlerok Joyce Ives. SECOND ROW: S. Zimmerman, H.. Gage, J. Rath, J. Hoomans, F. Judd, L. Rhinehart, M Griffin, M. Hayes, M. Fink. FIRST ROW: S. Leathersich, E. Tramontona,C. Drury, P. Mothorp,M Pringle, D. Statt. 35 Freshmen THIRD ROW: R. Feiock, J. Leibeck, C. Daugherty, P. Morgan, G. Rouse, K.Lautner,R.Aradine, P. Hulbert, R, Nesbitt, I. Gallery. SECOND ROW: J. Widener, R. Jones, L. Hill, R. Paul, F. Miller. FIRST ROW: N. Sears, J. Lucas, E. Woods, C. Voller, ,T. Wilcox, R. Nichols, B. Sage, L. Amesbury. myyyi' 'Q TI IIRD ROW: L, Reddick, R, Pimm, K. Moyer, M. Meister, C. Kendall, C. Maier, G. Francke, E, Thur- 1ey3 V. 'Hr1nglIH.1Il, G, Nehnes, lj. Smith, J. Albright. SECOND ROW: S. Kyle, T. Staub, D, Reddick, D. Ilolh,ng1,f-,I '..'f nail., J, Gran -'.4 y, T. Castellana, P. DeWick, J. Stanford, M. Miller, P. Coapman. FIRST ROW: J, fllidd ldf-man, I. I-Wmwelly, R. Adams, I. Beal. RA Eighth Grade FIRST ROW: R. Daugherty, L. Scott, I. Gage, D. Rosemorgy, L. Jackson, C. Keys. SECOND ROW: B. lngalsbe, M. Kemp, D. Hayes, G. VanC-elder, G. Voght, M. Carr, B. Fuller, D. Fuller. THIRD ROW: S. VanNeel, L. Richardson, Mrs. Kramer, F. Lyon, W. Pearson, I. Vetato, J. McGill, R. Nau. FIRST ROW: B. McKeown, P. Kruze, K. Church, E. Stevens, D.Coaprnan. SECOND ROW: P. Burnett D.,Young, D. Hicks, G. Rose, F. Wermuth, E. Brown, P. Widener. THIRD ROW: C. Hopson, I. McElver Mrs. Smith, S. Weber, G. Pimm, D. Nixon, R. Preston, F. Blazak. 37 Eighth Grade FLRST ROW: B. Baker, M. Kendall, R. Traver, J. Rycraft. SECOND ROW: E. Fairbank. F. RiChal'dSOf1 C, Vetato, C. Bowes, K. Murray, L. Smith. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Ratigan, R. Baker, D. Lynch, C. .Tohn son, G. Vail, R. Couwenhoven, G. MacDonald, R. Craw, I. Fincham. , , y' fn, f f FIRST ROW: K. llill, B Leupold, IQ. Reddick, Dietrich, Mrs, Coe. ,iris . SN J xx Resides, E. Ellis, A. Brodie, S. Estel. SECOND ROW: H. Youlig. J. Devan, W M, Kendall. THIRD ROW: M. Stephens, G. Parry, C, Milne, G. Carr, R, Ray, G 38 eventh Grade THIRD ROW: Mr. Schmidt, K. Lenz, K. Hiller, L. Lammes, R. Couwenhoven, D. Collett, P. DeCroce, D. Callen, P. Fritsch, L. Amesbury, G. ldeman. SECOND ROW: B. Voke, S.Capamaggio, M. Barton, L. Bater, J. Crooks, P. Thielrnan, K. O'Brien, L. Pimm, B. Welland, R. Pasley. FIRST ROW: S. Ros- siter, C. Staub, P. Embling, P. Sterner, K. Wilson, L. Marshall, T. Adams, W. Glanville, J. Lynch, W. Leupold. THIRD ROW: Mr. Moore, F. Hunt, I. Peck, R. Pennetz, R. Fox, L. Beattie, T. Taylor, S. Lindanmuth D, Gracie, J. Freeman, R. Weinreber. SECOND ROW: S. Mertz, R. L. Brew, B. Slocum, R. Little, G, Bennelx, P. Weis, D. Alexander, J. Stevens, M. Harris. FIRST ROW: G. Fraser, D. Betz, C. Everett J. Tucker, K. Pfounzs. S. Baker. 39 eventh Grade THLRD ROW: D. Sabel, E. Bowman, H. Bunch, N. Tuscher, M. Bangs, D. Werth, J. Alexander, J. Mar- shall, J. Smith, H. Ratigan. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Buchner, A. Woods, E. MacDonald, W. Bater, R. .Tef- ferson, D. Voke, B. Pascarell, D. Henderson, M. Tower, M. Cutter, K. Milner. FLRST ROW: A. Schwalrn, H. DeClerck, B. Volkman, R. Dobra, D. Arva, F. Estel, D. Hill, M. Kavanaugh. for 5 . K THIRD ROW: K. Magill, T. Pagell, T. Sands, B. Anderson, B. LaBarre, K. Kyle. SECOND ROW: Mr. Rainer, R. Guy, B. Barkley, A. Wheeler, G. Alexander, R, Beeman, I, Wade, D. Betz, A. Church, A, Mit- chell, L. Burling. FIRST ROW: G, Wainwright, C. Fyke, E. Volk, S. Collard, S. Ely, J. Brown, L. Knolle D. Ray, IT, Wizsotzlfe. 40 ixth Grade 'sh THIRD ROW: R. Randall, D. Nelmes, S. Jones, L. Brown, N. Wermuth, R. Lyon, J. Preston, S. Carey, C. Diltz, M. McAv0y, Miss Willey. SECOND ROW: P. Swift, B. Hutton, T. Wermuth, R. Pascarell, R. Davis, L. Huey, L. Ely, P. Morris, M. Laley, FIRST ROW: R. Volkmann, L. Kent, C. Smith, C. Geiger, R. LeRoy, M. Calvete, B. Cramer. THIRD ROW: I. Lehman, L. Barkley, S. Henderson, S. Gallery, P. Stevens, M. Pittman, C. Wade S. Young, C. Laley, Mr. Luffman. SECOND ROW: B. Ives, D. Davey, D. Hopson, W. Wray, T. Matzell M. Ryplansky, D. Pancoast, B. Popowich, R. Nau, L. McMenemy, S. Slate. FIRST ROW: R. Ehrmentraut D. Milne, P. Kavanagh, M. Cutaior, G. Feltner, G. Bushorr, T. Lynch, M. Urckfitz, C. Spurehise 41 ixih Grade , t . or V, ...i .. , X ww THl.RD ROW: R. Smith, R. Heinrich, B. Gage, E. Pimm, R. Hill, R. Mothorp, L. Leathersich, B. Allen, C. Young, C. Voller, C. Corlett, Mrs. Hluchan. SECOND ROW: W. Whiteside, R. Pancoast, R. Malerk, R. Rose, D. Ehrmentraut, B. Jackson, I. Cottrell, R. Phillips, W. Beem, G. Melvin, G. Feely. FIRST ROW: S. Adams, A. Traino, C. Leibeck, D. Ide, M. Biel, S. Kwasney, D. Seely, I. Maysick. ' We . - W ,N A .Q f Q tkimxfw A Sgwg ' Pi mv: THIRD ROW: S. MacDonald, S. Lane, K. Kelly, L. Betz, D. Hare, N. Adams, B. Cole, S. Smith, S. Hurley, Miss Dale. SECOND ROW: C. Nixon, F. Meister, L. Sranzel, A. Fantauzzo, W. Barnes, A. Lamtm, G. Condrat, I. Madison, M. Hulburt, H. Morton, R. Resides. FIRST ROW: F. Truisi, H, Peer, s. Hiionaccorso, D. Wilcox, T. Herman, D. Pengelly, C. Westbrook, R. DiGiacomo. 42 ixih rade ...ffm ws. f ff WVU if Q. 'K' .as . at is 5.425 3 aff THIRD ROW: S. Beideck, L. Boddy, I. Duncan, A. Widener, N. Steedman, C. Lammes, E. Canarvis, B. Nichols, R. Moore, S. Keirn, D. Tosh, Mrs. Brodie. SECOND ROW: B. Stanford, G. Capamaggio, G. Ensign, I. Hart, E. Reedhead, J. Kruze, T. Peer, M. McFee, W. MacLaren, R. Decker, R. Huff. FIRST ROW: C. Aldrich, B. Hill, L. Nesbitt, C. Wake, R. Buonaccorso G. Goodrich, T. Lockwood. Fifth Grade Q-'A-3' THIRD ROW: K. Slate, L. Weckelman, M. Pengelly, L. Bowman, L. Carnner, C. Reynolds, S. Kelly, D, Moyer, M. Sage, Mrs. Williams. SECOND ROW: K. Griffin, D. Tracey, K. O'Brien, R. Church, E. Peck, K. Fraser, L. Benoit, W. Magill, G. Wonbell, A. Sahel. FIRST ROW: K. Knox, T. Garling, M. Couch, L. Goerner, R. Weiss, B. Maysick, K. Lynch, E. I-leeg. 43 Fifth rade PM Ev Wa..-.a,.,,. f. .H THIRD ROW: M. Wetzel, Mrs. Clement, S. Ess, S. Schwalm, J. Milligan, N. Austin, L. Elliot, I. Buckman, D. Owvelien, M. Tomb, N. Brown, S. Callaghan, S. Herley. SECOND ROW: I. Fuller, M. Benson, I. Gay, B. Cowie, S. Leupold, R. Pirnm, H. Hallenback, M. Voorheis, D. Sears, K. Whelpton. FIRST ROW: L. Ottley, L. DiMaria, K. Barry, L. Chapman, M. Kruze, J. Robo,J.MacLarin,C.Metzger, K. Piazza. s, , ...- tastkfbf ig 6 'SN THIRD ROW: R. Rhinehart, C. Elliot, S. Spangenberg, I. Weinreber, C. Cutler, L. Kissell, B. McCarthy P. Carr, S. Brodzinski, M. Nunes, S. Sanderson, A. MacDonald, Mr. Camp. SECOND ROW: I. Kuszlyk R. Utter, T. O'Brien, D. Bridgeman, S. Peterson, S. Alexander, D. Gavn, K. DuBois, J.Scott. FIRST POW: lf, filark, Il. Fulford, T. Burnett, S. Smeltzer, J. Hogue, H. Markey, M. Wilkins, C. Benson 44 Fifth Grade THIRD ROW: D. Pappas, D. Rose, I. Freernen, L. Partyka, P. Bushman, R. Fodge, A. Cutler, K. Markle, B. Mitchell, Q. Snyder, J. Murray, E. Doines. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Morris, S. lde, L. Fuller, G. Glidden, R. Johnston, C. MacMillan, D. Bater, F. Stoffel, R. Betteridge, R. Wisatske. FIRST ROW: L. Shetler, L. Rossiter, W. Voght, L. Capamaggio, S. Conley, P. Bowes, K. Resides, K. Lenz. l gan-'Ng THIRD ROW: M. Blanco, D. Estel, D. Bareharn, V. Tomb, R. Hendrickson, I. Pagel, I. Panneitz, T. Moran, K. Holycross, K. Fuller, Mrs. Judy, G. Parnell. SECOND ROW: G. Cutaiar, R. Betteridge, A. Pittman, L. Fink, J. Loedel, J. Toogood, S. Smith, T. Glanirlle, J. Widener. FIRST ROW S. Brugger, D. Dostman, J. Milligan, B. Cohick, S. Rouscher, C. Page, J. Woods, P. Leibeck, Cf: lVf?1?fkf 45 Fourth Grade :f THIRD ROW: R. Ezrow, L. Idernan, E. Rowe, A. Kendall, R. Ingalsbe, J. Barnard, S. Nesbitt, S. Lanctot, G. Pimrn, S. Leibeck, Miss Woods. SECOND ROW: L. Geiger, H. Burnett, J. McMenemy, T. Willison, R. Sperry, A. Bowman, I. Derrnody, S. Vink. FIRST ROW: K. Harndon, B. Cody, K. Fraser, J. Barry, I. Nixon, M. Dimor, D. Boughner. .31 ' Y ' ' ... , . ' - 5. V7 . ' 4 . -v.-' KN . ss I A 5 . V W is R it at xr, rg rr f . -X T is X :gs - . A L i.. as Q A . Vx 5 -m sg, 1 f, , 3 ,ra-argv, wt, swf r I f J ' .3 , 47, 5. . .I sf'g1w,. M r X K wg? ! 4 , 'ima 1' f F- ' ,M ff Q I .hr fT.'JA I v gf' : or I 35,1 V' - , M nxt 'P ' A Q ' 'ri ' THIRD POW: D. jones, D. Whiteside, G. Maywski, J. Barber, I. Burkhart, F. Schwalrn, C. Hoppe, fa. Freernun, C. Ellinwood. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Sclrillrtei, D. Leathersich, L. Pfaltzgraf, W. Boice, if. Bum.+r, lb. Murpliy, G. Cody, B. Volklnan, B. Clark. FIRST ROW: L. Atkinson, R. Truisi, S. Davis, Ia, Wilrw, I. W4-ranutlr, I. Mitchell, L. Latoski, S. Bean. 46 Fourth Grade THIRD ROW: R. Werth, D. Carlson, J. Erickson, T. Randall, G.Christopher, L. Allen, M. La Fave B. Atkinson, J. Sperry, B. Dunn. SECOND ROW: Miss Ratigan, L. Milner, J. Bird, T. Peck, R. Milligan J. Burch, P. Van Hemel, C. Mason. FIRST ROW: S. Glanville, L. Beaman, C.Brugger, C. Kavanagh S. Ehrhardt, D. Dert. THIRD ROW: S. La Barre, B. Miller, K. Reddick, L. Brodie, D. Wainright, D. Peacock, D. Johnston, B Brown, Mrs. Randall. SECOND ROW: C. Hoehn, D. Weimer, K. Bauch, M. Feltner, D. Swank, P. Hogg D. Fantauggo. FIRST ROW: N. Crooks, L. Fuller, A. Adams, W. Eckert, E. Schultze, D. Chapin, S, Sykes S. Alexander. 47 1 A t U-E. an 1 Fourth Grade . as I ms 3 1 I E A 5 3 X ,X E 1 THIRD ROW: Mrs. Daugherty, B. Beaman, I. Offen, K. Previte, C. Druseilais, R. Voorheis, D. Brew, T. Kruze, J. Adams, R. Beem, M. Stephens. SECOND ROW: J. Mertz, E. Alexander, P. Madison, N. Hill, B. Barton, G. Maier, M. Hill, K. James. FIRST ROW: S. Carlisle, E. Doney, S. Comella, C. Brodzinski, B. Fries, L. Schrader, D. Stoffel, I. Ray, G. Weiland. Third Grade A0 THIRD ROW: S. Barnes, B. Condrat, G. Hulbert, D. Pye, J. Waterman, P. Tuttle, B. Buckman, M. Lynch, G. Erluelding, Mrs. Vail, D, Cole, B. Glidden. SECOND ROW: R. Lievense, D. Eckert, G. Polco, G. Nie- flxwiadelf, G, Bettcridge, O. MeDanel, G. Gebhard, R. Horton, H. Kramer, P. Thornton. FIRST ROW: C, Fl,fI'f: ,, lf, Vnu rr, I. Yonngq, I... Holden, Shetler, P. Dermody, M. Blanchard. 48 Third Grade wgmt' THIRD ROW: S. Feathers, M. Thurley, Mrs. Bush, D. Reynolds, K. Johnson, R. Gruendilce, B. Pagel, D. Almond, L. Gruendike, I. Fotch, S. Derell, P. Keim. SECOND ROW: A. Traina, I. Lynch, S. Smith, S. Adams, F. Rapp, R. Moore, D. Kwasney, S. Dick, K. Utter, D. O'Brien, W. Biel, R. Weiland. FIRST ROW: D. Page, M. Stephens, P. Lane, L. Lindenmuth, S. Weis, M. Brew, D. Capamaggio, S. Barry. THIRD ROW: I. Rose, L. Westbrook, S. Merrian, B. Tobutt, D. Vandermark, D. Rauscher, N. Patten, F. Fraser, S. Beach, R. Dobra, J. Brodzuiski, Mrs. McCadden, S. DiGiacomo, P. Cutaiar. SECOND ROW: G. Adams, I. Keenan, P. Desormeau, S. Perkino, G. Stewart, J. Hayes, R. Nau, R, MaCLaren R. LaFave, R. Brandt. FIRST ROW: W. Stocum, P. VanNess, D. Leray, E. Jacobs, B. Church, S. Garling K. Allen, P. Hill. 49 Third Grade . 'Y .ff-gf... 3 THIRD ROW: L. Hook, Mrs. Tiede, C. Tuscher, C. Kramer, J. Kirvan, J. McCarthy, D. Sullivan, J. Colby, K. Lenz, W. Henderson, D. Downes. SECOND ROW: F. Church, C. Gambrill, G. Pfaltzgraf, F. Woods, C. Betteridge, B. Barnard, S. Myers, D. Thompson. FIRST ROW: T. Wade, D. Thompson, P. Brugger, B. Iessop, B. Schultze, W. Newman, C. Davis, C. Eogan. 'S S' -, , . . rn C ff, THIRD ROW: L. Moran, B. Davey, L. Ballard, D. Brown, B. Carey, M. Wermuth, S. Hendershott, M. Strahan, L, Peer, R. Pittman, D. Pucker, R. Dostman, Miss Pulver. SECOND ROW: S. Keys, A. Fodge, S. Baker, R. Perry, L. Newman, L. Fuller, S. Reedhead, W. Maltern, B. Voorheis, D. Laley. FIRST ROW: D. Geiger, K, Hoertz, J. DiMaria, D. Rossiter, S. Leupold, ,T.,Tackson, L. Stowe, S.Clark, D. Bean, 50 ' econd Grade 1 5 f affwf THIRD ROW: I. Lechner, D. Burlce, D. Diehl, K. Schwartz, K. Knolle, T. Brew, T. Hill, V. Ballavia. SECOND ROW: P. Carmer, K. MacDonald, D. Alexander, C. Towne, G. Pirnm, J. Frank, T. Hill, R. Druseilais, T. Klatehn, I. Beale, Miss Kinyoun. FIRST ROW: C. DuBois, W. Hughes, J. Nesbitt, D. Winslow, C. Betteridge, E. Grapensteter, S. Tuscher, M. Sadden. THIRD ROW: S. Dundas, S. Kohlman, S. Utter, J. Bater, P. Dietrick, G. Johnson, C. Sheffield C. Burch, L. Maier, C. Nerby, Mrs. OBrien. SECOND ROW: R. Elliott, G, I-loose, N, Worden R. Pratt, H. Neidzwiadek, G. Smith, B. Bloss, D. Allen, L, Hall. FIRST ROW: K. Smith, L, Tyler M. Hague, I. Chapin, G. Wainwright, I. Robbins, F. Church. 51 Second Grade 5 2' 0.52 331 THIRD ROW: K. Oberst, T. Puschkin, E. Dunn, .T . Walters, S. Robinson, L. Burke, L. J' ohnston, P. Bowes. SECOND ROW: D. James, C. DiMaria, I. Smith, K. Collins, D. Parnell, C. Dysart, T. Heeg, M. Niver, Miss Wilcox. FIRST ROW: B. Ellis, L. Sherwood, B. Halliley, M, Bechtold, B. Clement, P. Way, S. Atkinson, J. MacDonald, M. Laney. 'NSF V THIRD ROW: B. Wermuth, J. Spring, D. Milligan, R. Jones, B. Burnett, I. Hare, C. Fyke, Mrs. Wing, SECOND ROW: J. Brabant, D. Pancoast, R. Heinrich, M. Green, L. Kaufman, D. Raley, D. Davey, B. Erbelding, G, Westman. FIRST ROW: L. Ballard, A. Lehman, A. Dimor, R. Buchin, D. Brewer, W. SDan- genhnrg, fr. DeRose. 52 econd Grade Iii 41 Wm 'M 3 'f is 1 T am. Rmb: -R THIRD ROW: D. Maas, I. Kendall, J. Desormeau, D. Baker, D. Beaman, B. Downes, C. Murphy A. Schur, S. Reddick, Mrs. DeBerger. SECOND ROW: M. Adams, I. Ezrow, J. Sachs, J. Kissel R. Peterson, S. Brew, S. Duell, I. Hemmerick, P. Leone, D. Tosh. FIRST ROW: C. Mattern, M. Geiger, P. Weimer, S. Wilcox, P. Capamaggio, C. Hatch, S. Brandt, B. Baneham. First Grade YQ S sinus!! THIRD ROW: M. Lynch, C. Wright, K. Seeley, G. Reynolds, N. Guy, D. Jacobs, K. Wilson, L. Allart Mrs. Weinreber. SECOND ROW: D. Murphey, R. Ruskin, M. Barber, E. Volkman, M. Gibbs, R. Clark R. Rebrnan, K. Conley, I. Strahan. FIRST ROW: K. Canarvis, D. Diltz, R. Voorheis, T. I-loertz A. Gay, M. Kohlrnan, D. Ehrmentraut, T. Frew, S. Markle. 53 First Grade 'N 'M - Q jf: s .ji-.Q f -. . if E 'TE X Q Lys x 41: , V, A si W H - xj . Q- 'fist - ,. X GRADE ONE: Mrs. Ba.1deck.THIRD ROW: B. Bapst, N. Wermuth, L. Johnson, S. Peterson, J. Gallipeau, C. Kissell, L. Lanctot, D. Stewart, P. Coan. SECOND ROW: L. Leathersich, A. Condrat, B. Myers, P. Smith, E. Dietrich, M. MacDonald, P. West, C. Golisano, D. Devau, C. Adams. FIRST ROW: R. Brown, D. Horne, C. Salatino, K. Hoose, B. Alexander, R. Glidden, N. Griffin, M. Lenz. 49' THIRD ROWQ D. Betteridge, G. Holden, T. Gardner, D. Turgon, K. Hayes, N. Wermuth, J. Ives, J. Sullivan. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Davis, B. Gebhard, P. Raley, F. Adams, V. Nerby, J. Bird, G. Griebel, CZ. D'Olrvn, D. Burke, B. Horton. FIRST ROW: B. Feltner, E. Cutaiar, K. Lucas, A. Whittingham, H. touli, lf, Isrtusclier. 54 sf First Grade I.-mv'- ' THIRD ROW: Mrs. Hickox, C. Harndon, D. Thompson, M. Ingalsbe, M. Wright, E. Glidden, R. Justin, Joan Fraser, R. Maine, M. Preston, N. Arlidge. SECOND ROW: D. Feathers, G. Rauscher, W. Crooks, R. Gay, M. Buchin, B. Kelly, C. Collings, E. Bill, I. Williams. FIRST ROW: K. Kuszlyk, G. Steedman, C. Bowman, D. Nash, R. Rose, K. Schrader, I. Hendricks, M. Bushman, B. Ehrhardt, M. Swank. ...N Z E s , THIRD ROW: T. Moore, G. Boice, I. Goodrich, M. Stenglein, W. Hemmerich, D. Mayewski, S. Kelly N. Partyka, S. Kling, I. Schlaffer, Mrs. Thayer. SECOND ROW: P. Kramer, W. Williams, A. Benoit C. Atkinson, E. Schultze, R. Garling, L. Wood, C. Loedel, F. Pushkin, K. VanDerMark, J. McNamara FIRST ROW: L. Fuller, V. Euler, D. Ziegler, P. VanGelder, L. Brodie, B. Fitch, J. Herley, D. DiGiacomo 55 If Kindergarten A. M. THLRD ROW: Mrs. Parker, J. J. ldeman, J. McElver, C. Parks, J. Caves, G. Whitaker, C. Boice, C. La Duke, D. Sanzotta, S. Liebeck, K. Allen, G. Johnson. SECOND ROW: M. J. Hill, A. Harriff, C. DeRose, S. Dysart, L. Sherlock, S. Burke, K. Kristansen, J. Bollinger, K. Smith, B. Quincy, B. Kelly. FIRST ROW: J. Bruton, C. Waterman, M. Schwalm, J, Cody, S. Ellis, M. Patric, D. Maas, D. Tranello, K. McAvoy. Kindergarten P. M. if NM! xx wu..i.,..: R 5 .X THIRD ROW: Mrs. Parker, R. Merriam, D. Erickson, T. O'Marra, M. Williams, C. Markey, D. Boughner, J. Hill, S. Langer, B, Wilkins, W. Pepper. SECOND ROW: S. Dobra, C. Nash, T. Gage, K. Keenan, C. Guy, FQ, Reee, PT. Mcwlenenly. I. Chapin, B. Strobel. FIRST ROW: R. Beale, S. Milliman, C. McCall, C. Ross- iter, J, lin c:l'wl,d, J. Gibbs, P. Rose, B. Stein. 56 Kindergarten A. M. THIRD ROW: P. Schur, J. Frank, M. Hillis, J. Johnson, C. Ellinwood, D. Bater, S. Paine, G. Buckman, P. Morris, B. McDane1, R. Hollenbeck. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Pederson, D. Skelly, S. West, I. Miller, W. Dries, D. Hans, S. Kleinbenz, E. Medigan, J. Davis,G. Popoduke, D. Ives. FIRST ROW: P. A11en,S. Degrave, J. VanDyne, B. Brew, C. Laglia, P. Thornton, R. Chapin, B. Lewis. Kindergarten P. M. ,X c air. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Pederson, M. Cortash, D. O'Brien, M. Widener, D. Becker, T. Hendershott, R. Hin- chey, D. Tyner, D. LaF ave, G. Bedell, S. Facciponti, R. Wright. SECOND ROW: H. Lievense, M. Pryor, K. Church, D. Pearson, M. Goeltz, R. Sachs, R. Duplisea, R. Stowe, E. Austin, G. Diltz. FIRST ROW: R. McCoy, D. Betteridge, R. Kessler, K. Golisano, D. Errico, K. Sherman, M. Mclvlenemy, K. Mattern, R. Johnson L. Stevenson, C. Miller. 57 A Kindergarten A. M. R' . .,,,,, ,.. F ug, THIRD ROW: T. VanLare, J. Freestone, M. Pakis, G. Johnson, M. Elliott, R. Branbant, G. Mulrain, D. Smith, D. McDonald, J. Moon, D. Sheffield, M. Towne. SECOND ROW: Miss Hartley, I. Davis, L. Dir-nor K. Palumbo, C. Previte, S. Kozloski, D. Kavanagh, C. Hendrickson, D. Maysick, N. Lucas. FIRST ROW I. Collins, F. Freeman, L. Horne, L. Bill, N. Dundas, S. Arlidge, A. Kelly. Kindergarten P. M. A wk THIRD ROW: I. Laley, L. Kohlman, I. Ehrmentraut, D. Hoppe, G. Gruendike, R. Milner, Osborn, D Lofcug, T, Mewlrinney, M. E. Peck, P. Rose, I. Barry, B. Westman, R. DeCroce, S. Savini, T. Hook. EECOIED ROW: T. Carlisle, J. Lucas, I. DeMaria, P. Bird, P. Zengerle, C.Geiger, W. Tyler. FIRST IQOW: 1411- Hartley, R, Jonaclr, J. Stocum, L. Wilson, P. Rapp, S. Maxwell. 58 ' 'f n:w:. .- 2 frm .w4.e f 1N5'- -'f ' 'z ' -' . , . ,,,,.2,, ,. .WW wh-111' ' --aqui iuuuiyimw '- ,V ,. .1..,. ,,,,g' -4 ,vw .1...,,f '?'l ,fy H 'W-4-is-v:nx5,A ,Nw Q f -Q---msn: M-.Q i 4' ' .' , 3 gxg. -f 5 .. H191-':.'-if w :mp , - ' l'?j f' 15' -'ff av f WFT, sf' 1 'f 1fF ii f -' wwf National Honor ooiety THIRD ROW: F. Drury, S. Taylor, A. Harris, R. Weber, L. Sutton, Mr. Eber. SECOND ROW: R. Newmar R. James, D. Voke, A, Tulloch, C. Lyon, T. Taylor. FIRST ROW: K. Way, M. Brodie, L, Wallace, R, Parker, T, Freeman, C, Aradine, E. Bound. Junior Honor ociefy 4 Q ? Q 44 A SIRI.. 53513553 f' A il V 96 4 x l x 1 THIRD ROW: Mr. Eber, G, Pimrn, R. Traver, F. Richardson, K, Hill, S. Leathersich, E. Tramontana, B. Resides, L. Scott, D. Young, B, Baker, SECOND ROW: G. Parry, P. Schur, P. Hicks, B. McKeown, R, Daugherty, E. Fairbanif, W, Leupold. FIRST ROW: D. Coapman, C. Keys, C. Johnson, C. Voller, K. Huey,f1, Drury, L, Riclrardmn. 60 tudent Council 3 X ififxililfii. THIRD ROW: R. Little, S. Gallery, Mr. Botash, J. Graney, R. Kendall, W. Parry, R. Feiock, F. Drury, D, Arva. SECOND ROW: R. Weber, G. Bushorr,G.Sabe1,M. Osborne, D. Alexander, D. Vallee, M. Todaro, M. Griffin, C, Drury. FLRST ROW: L. Reddick, P. Quincey, P. Griebel, C. Voller, R. James, T. Taylor. INSERT: A. Ratigan. Library Aides THIRD ROW: Mrs. Conners, E. Vellecoop, B. Embler, B. Tower, A. Kirvan. SECOND ROW: S. Zimmer- man, L, Carr, B. Gruendike, D. Tallrnan, C. Judd. FIRST ROW: G. Francke,J. Penge11y,M.Fink. 61 Fut sz 1 rs 31 , ss 5 Q Ogg X . , 1 fx P. x , f Q rx .Q W M x J - . Q, K 'S I Nw ure Teachers 'gf . f 4 ' THIRD ROW: P. Corlett, E. Euler, M. Brodie, G. Bater, L. DeWick, S. Baker. SECOND ROW: Miss Murphy, E. Bound, S. Gallery, A. Rarigan, C. Aradjne, N. Wunder. FIRST ROW: S. Ess, C. Cook, E. Stein, B.Young, A. Crandall, M. Osborne, I-l. Malinowski, C. Roushey, C. Trusler, R.Parker. Future Nurses 'JA FIRST ROW: M. Welch, V, Schwalm, ROW: Mrs. Belcher, C, Trusler, N. Virvan, D, Merle, Srl. Traver, li. Tow il? I M. Hendrickson, A. Cramer, E. Kavanaugh, L. Lucas. SECOND Marion, A. Randall, S. Swift, E. Euler. THIRD ROW: N. Wunder, er, P. Tosh, S. Estel, T. Freeman, K. Wawro, I. Johnson. 62 he range And Black Editors And Advisers D. Berle, E. Stein, M. Way, Miss Karnischky, R. Little, R, Kendall, L, Pascarell M. Smith. taff K THIRD ROW: R. Adams, C. Iudd, D. Tallman, D. Scott, A. Randall, S. Gallery, M. Waldron, A, Razigan, SECOND ROW: M. Brodie, B, Ensign, S, Collard, B. Beal, C. Ensign, S, Ess, V, Schwalm, FIRST ROW: N. Wunder, C, Aradine, S, Weber, A. Crandall. 63 1 enior FIFTH ROW: R. Kendall, R. Fairbank, A. Kendall, C. Sherwood, R, Nesbitt, R. Aradine. FOURTH ROW: C. Aradine, S. Sage, P. Quincey, R. McKeown, J. Nunes. THIRD ROW: W. Glanville, F. Richardson, B. Burroughs, B. Sage, R. Rath, P. Killion, D. Young, S. Leathersich. SECOND ROW: C. Staub, B. LaBarre, L. Pimm, S. Pancoast, E. Stein, F. Drury, R, Weber, E. Bound, J. Hutton. FIRST ROW: S. Ideman, S. Eichelberg, B. Huff, M. Meister. This year the Senior Band, under the direction of Mr. Halligan, is composed of fifty-nine students in grades seven through twelve. The majorette team has eight members, headed by captain Ellen Kavanagh. This year the activities of the band included Band Day at Cornell University, participation in competition at NYSSMA State Music Festival, and several concerts at home. They also took part in the homecoming day parade at Brockport State Teachers College and the Memorial Day parade, The C.C.C.S. Band had five instrumentalists who attended the All-State Sectionals. 64 rchesira THIRD ROW: C. Sherwood, R. Aradine, A. Kendall. SECOND ROW: K. Klemmer, Mr. Terwil- liger, C, Maier, G. Nelmes, S. Hess, D. Mahnke, D. Lucas, J. Nunes, M. Fairbanks, Miss Ed- munds. FIRST ROW: C, Aradine, S. Sage, P. Qujncey, J. Hutton, R. Parker, S. Ess, E. Euler, N. Wisotzski. Dance Band 3 THIRD ROW: Mr. Halligan, K. Klemmer, A. Kendall, B. Young, C. Matzell, S. Hess. SECOND ROW: M. Fairbanks, A. Harris, I. Nunes, .T. Muniz, P.Quincey, D.Berle. FIRST ROW: F. Drury, A. Ratigan, S. Ess, W. Parry. 66 l'1il H ,ai Mm irls' Ensemble SECOND ROW: K. Way, M. Pringle, S. Ideman, C. Reedhead, E. Euler. FLRST ROW: J. Wilcox, E. Stein, S. Estel, B. Woods, C. Drury, K. Huey, S. Ess, Miss Edmunds. Chorus w ... hu FOURTH ROW: Miss Edmunds, M. Hendrickson, D. Tallrnan, R. Aradine,R. Kendall. J. Gallery. J. Nunes, G. Nelmes, J. Pengelly, L. Wallace, P. Quincey. THIRD ROW: P. DeWick, M. Griffin, K. Huey, C. Vol- ler, B. Woods, C. Drury, S. Ess, J. Leibeck, D. Pappas, S. Estel, S. Swift, E. Thurley, A. Crandall. SECOND ROW: L. Reddick, M. Brodie, S. Ideman, D. Reddick, J. Wilcox, M. Pringle, C. Reedhead, K. Way, B. Beal, L. Lucas, E. Stein, J. Stanford, A. Cramer. FIRST ROW: N. Wunder, C. Judd, B. Tower, M, Hoehn, G. Sabel, M. Smith, S. Sage, D. Berle, P. Griebel, R. Parker, E. Bound. 67 Cgw' 44493 Projection Club C, Fink, R. Spring, H, Worden, T. Snyder, R, Rath, L. Sutton, International Club X, Xa: Wa FOURTH ROW: R. Nesbitt, D. Hollingsworth, G. Gambrill, L. Alexander, R. Newman, D. Betteridge, R Pickuet, D. Voke, R. Randall, R. Kendall, G. Nelmes, R. Stevens, A. Harris, T. Taylor, R. Gracie, C Fink, L, Sutton. THIRD ROW: C. Bowes, S. Nixon, L. Wallace, A,Cramer, M. Hendrickson, I. Rath R, Carr, P. Betz, D. Schur, P. Killion, F. Tramontana, J. Nunes, E. Pearson, L. Sanderson, A. Tullock J. Gallery, D. Smith. SECOND ROW: M. Brodie, V. Bridgeman, L. Young, L. DeWck, S. Ess, K. Huey, L. Schwalm, K. Klemmer, K. Way, E. Tramontana, M. Way, B, Woods, L. Lucas, B. Smith, E. Stein, C Cooke, S. Baker, M. Chromey, Miss Karnischky, E. Kavanaugh, S. Gallery, E. Bound, R. James FIRST ROW: N. Wunder, A. Ratigan, D. Berle, S. Lewis, S. Swift, M. Fink, S. Leathersich, K. Hopson H. Malmowski, S, Estel, A. Kirvan, C. Tower, A. Randall, T. Freeman, R. Parker, D. Scott, 68 afety Patrol fwi C, Wake, G. Ensign, A. Lanctot, L. Kent, T. Matzell, G. Feltner, G. Cappamaggio, R. Randall, R, Hill, B. Jackson, M. Hulbert. KNEELING: G. Bushorr, Captain. Elementary Band FOURTH ROW: B. Stanford, L. Kent, J. Buckman, M. Calvene, D, Rose, T. Glanville, R. Hall, M. McFee. THIRD ROW, T. Herman, F. Meister, C. Laley, C. Voller, S. Ess, C. MacMillan, D. Wilcox, J. Kruze D. Ouweleen, D. Pengelly. SECOND ROW: K. Fuller, S. Sanderson, J. Weinreber, L. Bowman, K. Knox J. Scott, R. Mothorp, T. Matzell, J. Freeman, S. Ide, R. Malerk, Mr. Terwilliger. FIRST ROW: R, Lyon S. Lane, B. Nichols, M. Kruze, L. Chapman, E. Pimm, S. Eagan, M. Pengelly, P. Stevens. 69 Literary Club THIRD ROW: N. Steedman, K. Wade, S. Henderson,C. Diltz, B. Ives, B. Cole. SECOND ROW: Miss Lahey, L. Betz, S. MacDonald, D. Hare, S. Siate, L. McMenemy. FIRST ROW: R. Smith B. Hill, S. Beideck, R. Buonaccorso, R. Volkman, W. Whiteside. Sth And 6th Grade Chorus 187' 70 A V ..f' fe V X V . . 1 Q VQQ Q . r V Q' ' ' Q, .QQ-V ' Q 1 Q-5 IQ, Q 1 W V -Vfx' VV ,V V V ,VL ,QTHV ?:' V, - 'NX 2 Rx ' ' :V V' ,. f 4 , QV .'f'55Ef ' , , A . Q I ' 4 7 M ' J ' ' Q V V - ' . V Q f' ' R v I . V . 4 25, V f . 1 xwbm . Q .LQ Q Q V P , ' +V, V V f Q Q Q V 2, V , I Q QQ! V ig.: A f of 52,5 ?g If, , ' wg V ai , ., V V ,V,VV, 1 .V . , VVQQQZQQQ Q V. . - My QVQQ9 . Q V 4 2'2+7f?.Q:z xv' 'X-. V V ' Q f'-Vwyzy V Y,4z1V f., , Q, .A if Q 'Q VV, 1' V V . V , V, ,, ' '- X' V'f 1' . V - ' , ' V V : 4 ff .. V775 - ' ' ' , Z., X V' ,sm-..,, V 1'Q 5'l 5V5,3g14'V 2f5 V: . V Vffl- HQ A. Q , I '.-.V . V 'Q Q ..-2 ' X ' A . 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Hansen, P, Killion. J. V. Cheerleaders ,Q 5 .gsm . N, ,g, A .sexier A. I . 3 fs fs.. 2 N 'X ' ' N X s- va s X ay . X - ss, . sw 5 . s .C - -3+-Ls. Q .,- N f ss X S - X . K K ., ex -X is X- :., 551- as Q s i Q is - X X ' w 3 X j: .X gxfsg 'S S 5'ix1j as A Q sr 'igxxqf Q '21- x .. 1 N s, -. 'Q wvfyx ' r .. E. , . , . X. .,,.s, ., m .s ,gi X. ,, ., S .r ,Z -. A- - . We 'Easy new - X A. S ' ' X its . .. ,. , . .ss-ibm' A ia? X -xi X- e. . R X1-Q'-1 ex - we- ' 13 l -:QP , I Z' - xv-fs ' W SSISR ' F-5 -' . W... X . 1 B . . s s X- re ss- ,K .L ,ss as rs -Q: ,. an Sn . -XX' 1 X x - as as s 'ws 'V N . X 1 . is fr - 2 Lili - R 4 t TAI-IDING: P. Eckert, I-T, Wa Co-Ca ta' . FIRS I'm.r'rnnrr,arw. Alternareg I. Ster y, p ms T ROW: N. Wunder, D. Alexander, M. Pringle E. I HCI' 72 The aints SECOND ROW: R. James, D. T. Lucas, A. Tullock, G. Daugherty. J. Mitchell, .T. Batz, G. Beattie, G Miller. FIRST ROW: H, Worden, T. Snyder, Mr. Judy. Varsity Cheerleaders B. Beal, S. Gallery, C. Beswick, L. L. Morgan, D. Berle, S. Hubbell, Captain. 73 Managers Sl .1 ' ' V' W27 l5l f 7.'Tf3flY'Qf QS Ea I Q ,k , -' ii ff., -f '-1' 1' ag? 5 WJ, . mf? 1 I xg ii f a . A - fa C- ?-, ? 5 M- C, LSFSF' . v.i',5:'5 r ? .f3pfEZ131-:-,??f'. in r'- , Q 'Q . C- Q. ,. Y' F V -. -2 A - -, . : Q . . M . f - 4 5 S. Kyle, W. Parry. C.C.S. C.C.S. C.C.S. C.C.S. C.C.S. C.C.S. C.C.S. C.C.S. C.C.S. lost Baseball SCORES Baseball Wheatland - Chili Penfield Pittsford Honeoye Falls Wheatland - Chili Track Bergen Brighton Honeoye Pittsford Soccer 4 won Falls 1 14 13 4 11 57 26 62 47 1 tied ,711 , f, I , , , f74 fM, , , ' ,f X -fc 'ff 5 af f 1 558,995 Wai? 'Q . , W a 1 , N an Q Q 'fi Ta, M M 1? cl! ir1 ,nffk ' f' , HW 4 , , , , V A f L .gif Q, 57.4 A, ,N f,,y,ua,v' xc , Q5 THIRD ROW: T. Cooper, G. Daugherty, J. Mitchell, R. McKeown, G. Beattie, J. Batz, I. McGill, K, Parker, SECOND ROW: P. Betz, P. Killion, R. James, C, Matzell, F. Tramontana, A. Tulloch. FLRST ROW: Mr. Smith, V. Sage. 74 The Physical Education Department, under the supervision Of Mr. .T udy, Mr. Hemme, and Mr. Smith, has active varsity teams in soccer, basketball, track, baseball, and cross- country. There are also intramural programs for both boys and girls. New equipment which has been added to the department includes a trampoline, acquired last year, track equipment, and a spring board and Swedish Box. A varsity track team, added last spring was quite successful. Four members of the team, ,T ohn Beaman, IohnReir1hold, James Burroughs, and Roland Maier, attended the Sectional Track Meet. Another new varsity addition was the cross-country team, coached by Mr. Buchner. Two squads of cheerleaders, chosen for ability and person- ality, encourage the spectators to support the teams. Each squad has six members and one alternate. Varsity cheer- leaders are selected from Jimiors and Seniors, ,Tunic-ar Varsity cheerleaders from Freshmen and Sophomores. Track Coaches Mr. Hernrne, Mr. Judy, Mr. Smith. Ea . , . gig? .s .j 5 4 I ' 1 f' 5 ,fa SECOND ROW: R. Spring, D. Roberts, R. Kendall, E. Boothe, Mr. Judy, W. Mickelson, R. Heffer, D. Knab. FIRST ROW: D. Lucas, R. Randall, G. Traver. I. Burroughs, J. Beaman, R. Newman. Cross Country STANDING: J. McGill, C. Fink, G. Traver, W. Stuhrneier. KNEELING B. Randall, Mr. Buckner, P. Callaghan. OCCBI' STANDING: L. Sutton, J. McE1ver, J. Leibeck, G. Miller. J. Mitchell, G. Daugherty, J. Burroughs, G. Beattie. KNEELING: J. Nunes, P. Killion, S. Tullock, D. Schur, D. Lucas, K. Raley, C. saffran, Mr. Judy. 76 Thank You! We, the staff of The 1959 Crest, are proud to present to the Senior Class of 1959 and to the Churchville Chili student body, this year's edition of the yearbook. Behind this book is the work of many people without whose help and cooperation this task would not have been possible. To them we wish to extend our sincere thanks. To our advisers, Miss Karnischky and Mrs. Kramer, we owe our deep gratitude. Without them, we would have floundered in the sea of yearbook production. We wish to thank the Art Staff and, especially, its editor, Joyce Huff, for the fine work they have done, both on the cover and within. For a fine job in the photography department, we owe the Photography Staff and its editor, Bob Little, our sincere thanks. To Dona Berle and the Literary Staff we also mustexpress our gratitude for the long hours they spent completing the literary work contained in this book. We are most grateful to the Typing Staff and its editor, Elaine Bound, for a wonderful job in the nerve-wracking position of typing all the literary material and names in this book. Thanks also to sport's editor Harold Worden and the Sports Staff for their work on that section of the book. Last, but not least, our thanks to Dick Bater and his Publicity and Advertisement Staff for their fine work in securing the support of local merchants, and in selling The Crest. And now, as we complete The 1959 Crest, we send our best wishes to the editors, staff, and advisers of 1960 for a successful year. Sincerely yours, Carolyn Aradine Fred Drury Editors, 1959 Crest 77 Finis There were times we thought we wou1dn't! There were times we thought we cou1dn't! Our minds are wracked, Our backs are stooped, 'The Crest' is here, and we are POOPEDI The Crest Editors and Advisers 78 K It . l . J X . 1 V 0 . I A , K , f- Q , .4 W f r - X 'K r ,.f w Y , f1,,X,.- x'5 x 5. v fu ' N, n 1 1 - J 4 XM., . . 1 1 1 x I Q 4 . . 1 , 15.35 l 5 M N 1 1 1,5 x A . , , , , ,Q .. L X ,:,,,1,y -ayg +-f3- ,- fl aww- jf?-.f'l'V'1f?5-fftf-'Q'?6fS5-i Q, - .MwM,,,xNy,,g,Q,.,i,gkgg-5g,p'1,:f31g.,52 64-:ifqs'vXiQ?' il. 1 b :Q 3 x . . ,. .. Q ,,4, -,.wNw2,:., , 'ff ,-ww ' 1:f4'.ff' , . km., 2 . . .4 ,f ,, ..,. X2- ,am5g:q51:: -,5j.Nffg ff , - ,Q rw. - V- ff f ' MF?W-fbi.,fi.:.1:Qif5f2i:wf'1Q-M-N - ,V Essfimfw. . . ' . A' 3-hd 'Qui ' 'fe M Zi--ull' - A , K .+ 4 . . QQ - A - A 'K v T ' J X M Z- g x ,X , .w...X..x.f-' ' ,J ,I gi ,,-,ffl N. ,Y gbn-xx. .- .1 . X f . , ,k M V A wk' ,FL .,,,..gj 42-MF w:,:Q,, x z ' 'bf1V+., , 77' ' y , f , x A4515 fc. X f :W if fjwffgifggxqg . , , , A Tfzlfzfw W .t.., ,. -11.101-mu... Compliments of PETERSON'S REXALL DRUGS Towne Plaza North Chili, N. Y. Phone: Lyndhurst 4-5600 Peterson's for Prescriptions - HWhere your health is our concernu Hardware - Plumbing Suppli2S Garden Supplies and Grass Cutting Equipmf Sporting Goods CHILI TRADING POST, IND, Chili Ave., Corner Paul Rd. and Coldwater Rd. Rochester, N. Y. Phone: Idlewood 6-3967 Congratulations and Best Wishes THE FOLKS AT SUPER DUPER HWhere complete one-stop shopping can really be a pleasant experienceu Towne Plaza North Chili, New York Zenith Magnavox Radio Television Frigidaire Home Appliances ELMER B. ADELMAN 463 West Main St. Batavia, N. Y. Tune-up Snow Plowing Road Service BILL WILLIAM'S MOBILE SERVICE Buffalo Road and Union Street North Chili, N. Y. Lyndhurst 4-3030 Official AAA Garage Complete Brake Service Firestone Tires and Batteries Expert Wheel Balancing HARRIFF'S TEXACO SERVICE Corner Buffalo Road and Union Street North Chili, N. Y. Open Daily 7 A.M.-l0 P.M. Sundays 9 A.M.-9 P.M. Your Complete Service Center HOPSON'S GARAGE Churchville, N. Y. Phone: 700 -, I-...r.f,., -, 1 few- --- X .......t...- .1-m...e....-W -- ROCHESTER BUSINESS INSTITUTE One of the oldest and best-known private business schools in the country, now inits 96th year. One and two-year courses in Business Administration Secretarial, and Medical Secretarial Science Write for information about R. B. I. 's Business Aptitude Test. 172 Clinton Ave. South Rochester 4, N. Y. SPITZ FLORIST HEvery Arrangement, A Jewelu HALLMARK Greeting Cards A Member of Florists' Telegraph Delivery l4 Chestnut Ridge Rd. BE 5-3866 A to Z Lubrication Compliments Tire Repair and of Brake Adjustment We Give S and H Green Stamps JoHNsoN's SUNOCO 3215 Chili Avenue THE LITTLE RESTAURANT Churchville, New York 7 East Buffalo St. Dick Johnson Proprietor Phone: 696 MORLEY MOTORS, INC. Compliments 5 Minutes of Fun Driving of All It Takes to Fall in Love with the I RALPH L. KENDALL, D.D.s. 59 Ford B Y k Churchville New York ergen' New or Sales Service Compliments of RALPH D. GILLETTE General Insurance Bergen, New York Phone 68 Compliments of ROTHMAN FURNITURE Formerly Fowler's Home Furnishings Brockport, New York ROWLEY CHEVROLET, INC. Chevrolet Sales and Service Elmwood 2-8281 Spencerport, N. Y. ROBBS SERVICE Sunoco Products Spencerport New York Compliments of GENESEE AUTO SALES 8 Lake Street LeRoy New York Rebuilt - MOTORS - Rewound RURAL ELECTRIC CO. 3871 Buffalo Road Rochester ll, N. Y. Lyndhurst 4-4346 HGive them flowers and make them happyu PAOLONE'S GREENHOUSE Flowers for all Occasions Funeral and Wedding Designs 8l Lake Street Phone LeRoy, New York LeRoy 507 BRADWAY'S AMOCO Service Station Bergen, New York Phone: Bergen 9l NORTH CHILI BARBER SHOP Hilltop Restaurant Corner of Union Street and Buffalo Road Hours Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday 9 A.M. - 6 P.M. Thursday: 9 A.M. - 9 P.M. Saturday: 8 A.M. - 6 P.MJ CURTICE BROTHERS CO. Blue Label Foods 328 Main Street East Rochester 4 New York I .I y 1 1, Compliments of CARROUSEL DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT 3865 Buffalo Road Fresh PIZZA Daily Fish Fries every Friday Open Daily l2 Noon to 2 A.M. Sunday 3 P.M. - l2 Compliments of NORTH CHILI HARDWARE North Chili, N. Y. Compliments of GORDON H. JOHNSON Riga Supervisor Compliments of LEO P. KRUZE General Insurance Churchville New York Headquarters for BRUNSWICK Bowling Equipment CHILI MOTORS AND APPLIANCE 4479 Buffalo Road North Chili, N. Y. Hardware Heating Plumbing Electrical Water Systems Electrical Equipment and Supplies RAY BROWN HARDWARE Lyndhurst 4-8500 Churchville New York Fishing Tackle . Guns G Ammunition Buick P0UtlaC Reloading Tools and Components Evinrude Outboard Motors General Motors Trucks BATAVIA MOTORS INC. Archery . THE TRADING PosI 229 - 235 west Main su. West Main Street at City Line - Batavia. N- Y- Batavia, N. Y. Telephone 4000 Donald Libera Phone l72 I I 83 CHURCHVILLE INSURANCE AGENCY E. STANLEY JOHNSON GENERAL INSURANCE 18 South Main Street Churchville, New York Phone: Churchville 606 Res. - 554 EARL'S SERVICE STATION Gulf - Gulflex Tires, Tune-up, Check-up Prop. Earl Rudgers Compliments of Chf-'ldun Aut0'M-ag-ic JOHNNY'S BARBER SHOP Carwasher Buffalo Road and Attfldge Road Churchville, New York Phone LY 4-8l8l N. Chili New York LE ROY ELM DAIRY, INC, Complete Line of Feeds and Pastry S Bread Flours Milk and Ice Cream A Market For: Quality Dairy Products Wheat , I Grain Hay RED OSIER RESTAURANT Beans Churchville G. L. F. Services Farm Supplies-Seed-Fertilizer Phone Feed Mill 718 Stafford, New York For Delicious Food Compliments of WALKER BROTHERS CO. Funeral Home Albert B. Fosmire Lester C, Mertz Spencerport, New York Phone: Spencerport 22351 84 I. G. A. SUPER MARKETS Alexander Brothers Dave and Bob Union St. At Buffalo Road 20 S. Main St. North Chili, New York Churchville, New York Spencerport 3-4721 Tel. Churchville - 602 Compliments of Compliments of EASTMAN DENTAL DISPENSARY TRAUGOTT BUICK, INC. School for Dental Hygienists 800 East Main Street 4590 South Lake Road Rochester, New York Compliments of MONROE TREE SURGEONS, INC. AND VOLKMAR OIL COMPANY MONROE LANDSCAPE SERVICE, INC. Bergen New'York 2525 West Henrietta Rd. Rochester, New York Petroleum Products Greenfield 3-2525 and Approved Oil Burners Compliments of E. L. COON EY Your International Harvester Dealer 54 South Main Between the tracks Churchville, New York Phone 636 85 Compliments of Compliments of MUMFORD DRY CLEANERS GORDON BRODIE 2 Dakin St. Mumford, New York Representing Phone KE 8-6440 M tual Trust Life Insurance We Give S G H Green Stamps ROSE GARDE BOWL Bergen 53 and 94 Bergen, New York Compliments u Compliments of of E. W. ROTHFUS INC. HIGBIE FARM SUPPLIES 3440 Union Street Buffalo Road and Westside Drive North Chili New York North Chili, New York 86 MCDSER STLIDIO INC. Official Photographer For The Crest 27 Clinton Avenue North Rochester, New York GIOIA'S SHOES AND SHOE REPAIR P. F. Sneaks - Boys and Girls Wolverine Shoes Lee Work Clothes 2 Main Street Compliments of VIC BLOOD'S Quality Furniture at Moderate Prices 3l - 33 Main Street Churchville New York LGROY, New YOIIQ Compliments Compliments of of HART TAYLOR MOTORS INC. Ford and Mercury ALLEN GREEN CADILLAC Sales and Service Spencerport New York Brockport New York Phone: Elmwood 2-4931 I . I 87 H. F. SNYDER AND SON Farm Supplies Beans, Feed, Seed 6 Fertilizer Churchville, New York Phone 670 Compliments of Compliments of MAURER'S RED G WHITE STORE Town Pump, New York Elmw. 2-8203 WEHLE HEATING CO. 3229 Chili Avenue Compliments of NLINES NCJOK Churchville, New York Compliments of GARRISON SANITARIUM 5 Church Street Spencerport, New York Compliments of COLDWATER LUMBER CO., INC. 149 Cherry Rd. at N.Y.C.R,R, Town of Gates Phones: FA 8-2090 8-2092 Complete Stocks of Lumber Millwork-Tools-Hardware-Paints 88 AUSTlN'S DRUG STORE W. Ray Austin G Robert J. Sickelco Spencerport, New York ELmwood 2-2201 ROGERS FLOWERS Spencerport, New York Member of Florists' Telegraph Delivery Ass'n. H. M. BROWN, INC. 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Specializing in Front End 8 Wheel Balancing FREDERICK GROCERY Lubrication and Minor Repairs 5 Tires--Batteries--Accessories Bob Beagle, Proprietor h .ll Chili Avenue at Paul Road Chufc V1 e' New York Chili Center, New York ..,,...,, .,.,... arf. .... ...W .... ..-W mln- 90 MATHEOS VELVET ICE CREAM Spencerport, New York Elmwood 2-4771 Stop and visit our new place, Union St. and Million Dollar Highwayu Compliments of ART G FRAN Dewey Avenue Bus Terminal l696 Dewey Avenue Rochester, New York GLenwood 3-9730 Compliments of MORGAN DAIRY Spencerport New York RUBY'S Sporting Goods Store 857 Clinton Avenue South Rochester, New York BRowning l-6604 Compliments of KAISER-WILCOX CORPORATION Massey-Harris - Ferguson Farm Equipment Lake Road South Tel. l44 Bergen, New York HARRIS SEEDS Moreton Farm Buffalo Road Rochester ll, New York F. W. BICKFORD Massey Harris - Caterpillar G.M.C. Trucks - Case Terratrac New Holland Farm Equipment Sales and Service LOUIS P. 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