Columbia School - Hourglass Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1958 volume:

N f'YX 51'-ffxfiq --1 X'r'X'-13? ,ga I llllil W2 W Q, QJQ IWW' il- f if -4 ' ' urn , ' Qin, 'W,f, I Hfwh l,'2'E'2 K 'arpff .s X mgg A i. ,.v, MMV? Mm, f wwy L .'5 2 ' H'Q2v f2uqfMW awwf, f. gsass MMWL fr 'bw .Anand ff 359, ,W 2 IW . ... A . - 44.5-. J..-an-an Q f .f,f Q ww : K 1 A Alma Maier Spirir of Columbia, Speak +o us we pray: Fill our hear'rs wi+h l1igl1esHl1ougl'1+g Guide us every clay. Give lo us a greal' desire, Eagerness for +ru+l1, Du1'y, worlc, simplicify, Essence of fine you+l1. Carry on wifh cl1arac'rer- Thai' will be 'rhe fest Down flue years Columbia Always seelrs flue besf. Spirii' of Columbia, lnspiralion fine, Granf us quali+y of +l1ougl1+, Alma Ma+er mine. o - 'U W UW I' ' . 5- -'fi' 0 4 . 'Jo' I ' ' vs .'?f,.3:u 'VS' SQ55.LQ'?i'f QA9. ,f ' ' , X g,f' .sr . '- f if-'Fffo , ff,f'S. The l958 HOURGLASS is designed 'ro show fhe spiril of fhe many phases of ff 1 school life from Nursery School ihrough fhe mosl' recenf Alumnae group. Mr. ffffj-21' V Pomp, +he minialure black poodle whom fhe sludenl' body gave fo Mrs. Simpson If 1: Q lasf spring and whom she so graciously shares, appears fhroughouf +he bool: as he fl, Llf appears fhroughoul' Columbia. The Spiri+ of Columbia, aboul' which we sing in fi ' Q our Alma Maier, is reflec+ed in fhe happy face of each sfucleni' and faculfy member 2 4..-. ff: as 'rhey gree+ him each morning. Full of fun, yei' dignified and serious as he goes iii' -22,5 aboul his business, he has shown all of us fhaf fo love means fo be loved, and in n- ' 5- I his quief way symbolizes fhe unify of Columbia. 3 1- --7' MRS DELLA E SIMPSON He-admnslress Admznz fmfzm Assocuafe l-leadmnslress ln fhe fwenfy +wo years +ha+ Mrs Sampson and Mnss Slullnn have been ai' +he Columbla School ihey have broughi' much more +o each gurl +han can ever be pu+ Info words Tha? Columbra graduafes go on +0 +alre responsubllnfy ln college and cuvnc commumhes so admirably musf be a sahsfachon 'fo 'lhem and also a source of lhe energy +ha'r enables +hem 'ro show +he same nnferesl' and hearf fell unders+andung of each person enlrusfed +o Them Teachers counselors friends fhey have Influenced coun+lessl1ves by lheur lund and 1n+elllgen+ advuce 4 MRS DELLA SIMPSON MA UHIVBFSITY of Chncago-Headmnsfress MISS NELL S SKILLIN M Ed Boslon Un: versufy Assocrafe Headmlslress Scrence MISS ROSALIE BROWN BS Ed Bouve Boslon School af Tufls Unnversuly Phys :cal Educafncn MRS JEAN CAMPBELL BS Unlverslly of Rochesler Englush Grade 5 MISS ADA CARPENTER AB Smufh Col lege-Malhemahcs Tufornng MISS SARAH CLARKE AA Marporle Web sler Jr College Nursery School Assnslanf MRS ANNE FETT A B Ohio Slale Unrvers My Grade 3 MRS KATHERINE DANFORTH FISHER A B Oberlm College Musuc Apprecrahon MISS ANNE FITCH AB Smufh College Socual Sfudles English French MR THEODORE HOLLENBACH BS Hough lon College-Choral Musuc M KATHRYN JENSEN I Weslern Reserve Umversuly Llbrarran MRS ZELDA JOHNSON BS Syracuse nu verslly Dllflfldn MISS MAISIE LITTLEFIELD BS Unuverslly of Rochesler Nursery School MR ALFRED MELENBACKER JR AB Syracuse School ol Fune Arls Ar? MRS BARBARA MERRIMAN AB Macales fer College Grade 4 MISS HELEN MONROE M Ed Boston nn versufy Primary School MISS CATHERINE NEVIUS MA Columbia Unnverslfy Social Sfudres MRS LAURA PLASS Duploma In Teaching Auburn Cufy Normal School Mafhemahcs Grade 5 MISS JEAN ROBB BS Ednnburgh Unrver my Science Malhemahcs MISS VIRGINIA ROBERTS MA Demson Umverslly Mafhemaflcs MRS MARGARET SCHMITT AB Bucknell Umversrly Engllsh Lalln Social Sludles RUTH STARR BS In Ed Mrllersvl e Slale Teachers College Prlmary School MRS MARGUERITE TREMAN Cerfulucale Inshlulnon de Segur French MISS JOAN TWADDLE M A Wellesley Col lege Lalnn Englush MISS OLGA VUAGNIAUX Dnploma Peda goguque ef Un Umversufaure Gymnase des unes Fllles de la Vulle de Lausanne French MRS MARTHA WARD BS Unrverslfy of Georgua Science Malhemahcs MISS CAROLYN WESTON MA Columbra Teachers College Kmdergarfen MISS RUTH WHITNEY AB Middlebury College Englush MRS RUTH JAGER School Nurse MRS HELEN LOTE Pupnl Dalcarore School Modern Dance MISS ELIZABETH STUBBS MA Columbua Unlversuly Secretary MRS RUTH WILLEY Secrelary 'S x Zzczzlfg X C. LOWER SCHOOL FACULTY Seated Muss Monroe Mrs Sumpson Mlss Lntllelleld Sta o Mass Weston Mass Clarke Mrs Slarr MIDDLE SCHOOL FACULTY Sealeo Mrs Merrrman Mr Pornp St nd g rs Slarr Mrs Plass Mrs Treman Mrs Fell Mrs Slmpson Mrs Jager Mrs Fnsher UPPER SCHOOL FACULTY Seated Mrs Ward, Mnlle son, Mrs Schrmtt, Mass Brown Mrs Fusher, Mrs Starr Mrs Vuagnuaux, Mnss Skullm, Mrs Snmpson, Mrs Treman, Mvss Stubbs Jager Muss Twaddle, Mrs Wnlley, Muss Robb M155 Nevrus Stand no Mrss Roberls, Muss Whllney. Mass Fitch Mrs John MMLH Cbcwmuu 5 1957 Ealendar af 5sfe14fs 7958 SEPTEMBER I3 S+uden+ Councsl holds caucus I4 New gsrls welcomed a+ S+uden+ Councsl Tea I6 67+h year All aboardll Purple and Polka do+ Ieams appear al' Fseld Day Soccer game ends sn a le Algersan cannsbals bosl Mam ze e Columbsa pond pounded sn+o parkway Parlows en+er+asn sensors and faculfy Taylor made blouse has glors ous end lns+sa+son Day Sensor bears are vsclorsous NOVEMBER Fsrs+ Harley Ply D y ss a success Facul+y presenls sensors ws+h sensor emblems 7 Over 'Ihe rsver and 'lhrough fhe woods DECEMBER Il Sensors snvade Csfy Club I6 Scrooge and chorus rsng Chrss'I'mas season Joyeuse sour de nasssance Monsseur Pomp 9 We could have danced ll nsghl 24 Columbsa gsrls serenade shui n JANUARY SA Sorry Abou+ To a g x :, 6 Paren'rs wsfness S+uden+ Coun csl meehng Dark cloud over Columbsa Sks bound for Lake Placsd Columbsa fours Afrsca v a movseland Grade seven brsngs Mayflower 2nd fo Columbsa FEBRUARY 3 Heavenly sfrasns from baske+ f-S ball courf as Csvsc Orchesha vsssfs Snow bound Ears over shoulders and Ihumbs +ucked sn Second play day ws+h Harle Fa+hers and daughfers dsne oui' MARCH I5 Dreaded day dawns on dreary sensors 2I A much needed res+ arrsves APRIL 7 Back +o work MAY 3 A+ 'Ihe hop I6 Sirawberry breakfasf bsg suc cess D Day for Sensors I7 Junsors face fhe Boards JUNE 2 Fsnal Exams 6 Seven+een down many more +o go I K: A Wei I3 ' - ' 2I ' - 23 '- ' - . ' 30 ' ' - i I 3l ' I7 l I I . - I ll a , , X - Q i s ' ' OCTOBER 6 The par+y's over . ' 9 II . .T.'S . . . - s . d Y . . I7 ' I 4 . . . - 7 ll l . U 2I ' I0 Y A I2 ' 25 ' ' so - '- ' U 3I ' ' ' : ' ' I8 ' a a ' 26 Q I ll ll . 2 ss ' .. - ' I I t 'I' N 2. ll 1 6 i if 3 fl K Q 1 K NX- X 'xi 5, ,. xx VUQNVV1 QQ 61 ,-., 1 s Q I Q E! f . S f 1 ' 5 . 4, MJ T '. 2. ' f 4,4 -951i H1 QM sir: 1-1 5 F? I Qf vl. gi T 3 1 tl' U X +19 ,hz - www vva,.,,Ma+ -f eh. 1 Fifi -,QTQL ,j ,ls flglfvi mg W, , iavfl' M-1 K of I958 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: Forum 2: Student Council 3, 4i Co- Chairman of Food Committee, May Breakfast 2: President, Ath- letic Association 4: Chairman ot Food Committee, Spring Fling 3i Chairman ot Food Committee. Christmas Dance 4: Art Statt ot Hourglass 3: Chairman of Set, Christmas Play 4: CO-Chairman ot Properties, Christmas Play 27 Entertainment Committee, Fathers' and Daughters' Banquet 4: Dec- orations Committee, Fathers' and Daughters' Banquet 3: Blue Team. Three Years at Columbia. Q'- 5. Q'- 4-1 CAROL MAYFIELD DWYER 50 Suburba Ave. There are just two places to loolr tor Stritch-one is in her red and white Metropolitan, and the other is any near-by kitchen. Her ready wit makes her welcome at any gathering where she sees to it that dull moments never occur. She is equally valuable in serious situations, whether it is serving as Head ot the Athletic Associa- tion or spealring in Assembly. With her curly brown hair, she can laugh and tell us that Permanents are tor the birds, since we lrnow that they are tor birds other than the Ostrich, from which she gets her name. fzwtt fi' , l' V 'W' -7 'li4'f',' i 3 i2jsfee,i,?t1f'1fm L Qijjfgff , '- , ' ,, ., fv 'kguf Ai, 71 fr JANE STANDISH FAVOUR 337 Krmberly Drive Jane our own Mr Peepers is many fhrngs +o many people Her abrlrty on the stage enabled her to talre 'the part of Ben Franlrlrn rn hrstory class and of Ebeneezer Scrooge rn the Chrrstmas play and to be lust herself rn Room I7 Janie and +he 8 33 bell come a+ the same 'fume every mormng which as Mademorselle phrases 1+ IS All In your favor Favour She has the unenvrable drshnchon of being the only Sensor to survrve running over a sheriff on hrs way to a fire saw by ' '3 :f5fV,, ffs 4 Dramatc Cab 2, 3 4' Criristmas Pay Z, 4' Business Staff Hourglass ' 2 34 Cass Secretary-Treasurer 4' Keeper Pepns Activities Book 4' Study Hal Committee 4A Wel- coming Committee Fathers' and Daoghters' Banquet 3' Spring Fling Food Committee 3: Senior Board Hourglass 4: Chairman For- tune Booth Bazaar 27 Financial Comm-ttee Fathers and Daugh- ters' Banquet 4: White Team, Seven years at Columbia. umecohelpusre'openschool,wh11eweaocepzedasamauerofmmp1e csthatseventeenofuswerehoused1nRoom17w1thMnm- Q - a aa. Q I ' l ' . ' : ,, . . . I . . I E 9 Il ' ll ' ' , . L ,I , , . . . . . . . .1 sh, a . I cl i n ' ,Y ' A A of I958 5 rn +9 2- Lterary Star' urglass 2 3 Fermi 2' Oper- A s es Committee 3' ass P sd f 3' Chairman oi es a e mittee, Sprnq ot Music Ccmv 6 4 Editor Hourglass ' e C b 2' Enterta nment e Fat ers' and Dauqh- . y Brealragf 2- White Team. Novelties Com- 5 i f te Bazaar 2 Food Committee, Three yea S at Columbia. V 9 F LILLIAN ESTHER GREENBERG Editor ot The HOURGLASS. otherwise difficult situations. I ,We realized for a moment that we were Seniors, and then our ' gftiqiigndswandaedtothepaszgndanthuhadgonebeforerhisdme. I7I8 Hamilton Place, Steubenville, Ohio Lil, our versatile individual, has brought much to the class in music. A talented violinist, she is a special stu dent at the Eastman School as well as a tulltledged member of Columbia. Quietly and efficiently she has served as Chairman of the Music Committee and Senior Who, me? This favorite expression ot our Lily pad's has had great influence in getting her out ot many Mx-ur of I958 ' , Y' ff ,J ' u J' L : 'WJ' Fzfgn 3 4 Ass b s C 1 fn 'te x,'V Hourglass 2 3 Qfamati C sb l i 2 3 4 F 5' as pa 2 3 'J ere Wcfl: 2 Se, ,ta ,-T ,ass ,i D ae. mggg CMU 3' C'a frriafw of Food Cimmte W' nigh-- zers' Banquet 3' Cnarman Date , Ccrnmttee Cnfsfmas Dance 4 Bss ness Manager Hourglass 4' Bae Team, Ffpr years at Colurn- J ba. Fvtfi' f 1 fi iff' ' , , 50 1 -. ' fi if ' Ag . g , bool: who has had io sfop girls from selling more ad- 2' Q 3 .EI Aikfgl ELEONORE McHATTON HANSON 364 Anllers Drive Wifh all her wealfh of informafion, fhere is one frighl- ening quesfion fhaf Boo cannof answer-fhe origin of her nickname. Along wifh her quiclr wif, leadership, and abilily fo see fhe ofher side of any discussion, Boo, surprising as if may seem, also gels fhe prize for class worrier. If if is noi abouf her Ias+ dale, her nexf one, or how lo gel home from school, lhen if is abouf her absolufe fefish - THE HOURGLASS. Wilhin recenl memory, she is fhe only Business Manager of fhe year- verl'isemen'l's. f, B4 i i ind Qmtchie and Miss Cady ready to begin our raming process. They WB tbly Busted by the Sophomores, usmg an alphabeuc theme to -,Fwy .., - 1 . fu- R.: , L , , ,Ag 3, X 4 J , .,N ,s , ,,,. i, m . . . , , , ELEANOR ALLEN MESSLER Oak Ridge Farm, Pittsford Wherever there is fun, accompanied by noise and laughter, you will find Toddy. She is our vivacious one. who has repeatedly made us proud of her in National Horse Shows at Madison Square Gardens. Her pride and joy, next to her horse. is Oalrswagon, her faithful transportation to Columbia. We suspect her home is now named Vollsridge. As Vice-President of Student Council and Chairman of the Study Hall Committee. Toddy has helped the growth of both groups: at the same time. she has maintained an excellent scholastic record. CLASS Junior Varsity Cheerleader l: Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: Stu- dent Council 2: Study Hall 3: Date Committee Christmas Dance 3: Christmas Play 3: Forum l, 4: Class President 1: Qperetta 27 Glee Club 2: Supply Closet 3, 4: Ticket Committee Bazaar l: Chair- man Entertainment Committee Fathers' and Daughters' Banquet 3: Chairman Ticliet Committee Bazaar 2: Literary Staff Hourglass 4: Chairman of Study Hall 45 Vice President Student Council 4: Chairman Decorations Christmas Dance 4: White Team. Twelve years at Columbia. Q1 -F- Q 4 Q . 6. of T3 ucof-S 'LS E'-'L Q-ULS' 6 Y .Li - ylO1, x'L 1' S Iggffl- s R- is fir! L,f5'3! ,L 1' gy 1- ff ,144 gd ,gg 'H' wx 145, ,ML QQ Q4 2f54,ig'Ff gf, lwigig lloslu. G.. 43's 'itz fi'3:g5 Sff':f?: bm-54 + F. oggmjjrc ji, 3Ai4r G-'eye Cglb Sl- ' ar r': ' sssfan, e- ,. Roger 3' Cha rrmar' Ficantiaylm .U Ccm'n'ee Pres' ad D i ,, .1 , ff s aagr- -V te's Bascsef 3' Cra 'fra' Clean- Elo gD 'C F PUS3' Cas? Pre: cert ' rarman 7'-1 ewie 4' Jia' Rec: Criss CCH: 4 Ai- semb es Comm ttee 4' Cna rma' . CJ Franza Comm flee Cnrsfmask Q- 'SGCD yicl'-I Dance 4' Co-Csarrnan Proms and, V- X ' f Sets Chrstmas Flay 4' Sfuderf'-X' l :T-JR Ccmcl 4' BQ? Team. Eqht yea's+g lg' at Cc urnba, S ' 1 'W rN ' -'B'L DLR.. I958 Li.. 'm4,Ui5+,tQl 'JW ' ' Loki. fy. g- 8, f : s , , . Hccbd bl-fllgh' SALLY NICHOLS I7o0 Highland Avenue KLV ii,-','1J'fQ'2 i 'lf Z , Loqui, for loquacious, is +he ofher half of fhe Loqui-Garri fwins, compefing diligen+ly for lhe 'lille of fhe quiefesf one. Underneaih, however, are a love of fun and a personaliiy +ha+ malces her warmly welcomed. If you hear a bursf of laughfer fhaf comes ouf a+ long inlervals, +he pilch ever rising, Sally has iusf heard a iolre. Her quief buf dependable confribuliong +o Colum- bia, especially in Social Service which she heads 'rhis year, have been oufslanding. L! of us. She was wise enough to have the measles and recover early, while we had the measles and stayed home. HENRlETTE ANNE PARLOW 89 Oal: Lane Anne, our most generous gal, opens the door 'to her car 'lo drive us anywhere we want to go, and the door to her house for any class function. Both the Senior-Fac- ulty Tea and the U. of R. dinner party were held at her home, where she proved a most gracious hostess. Al- though complacent and often dramatizing her moHo, Always put olif 'til tomorrow what will wear you out today. she has been our excellent representative to the Rochester Association of the United Nations. Stubby, her canine companion-better lrnown as Eyeless - will miss Purple Parlow next year, as will all of us who value her friendship and willingness to help. CLASS Social Worlr 2, 3, 4: Welcoming Committee, Christmas Dance 32 Literary Staff Hourglass 3: Dra- matic Club 2, 3. 4: Library Com- mittee 3: R, A. U, N. Repre- sentative 3, 4: Christmas Play Scenery 33 Chairman Library Committee 4: Art Editor Hour- glass 4y House Committee 4: Properties Christmas Play 4: White Team, Five years at Co- lumbia. s- 4, 5 N I 4 Q of I958 Business Statt Hourglass 3' Junior Forum Moderator 3: Chairman Food Committee Bazaar 2: Food Committee May Breakfast 2: Stuf dent Director Christmas Play 3: Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: Social Wort: 3: Lighting Committee Chairman Christmas Play 4: Mas- ter Treasurer 4: Editor-in-Chief Sgnddrift 4: Blue Team. Three years at Columbia. awaaj J won Jovcs sum Rowe 96I Harvard Street Joycie, lrnown tor her diligent worlx as Chairman ot Monroe County Division ot Youth for Eisenhower, will surprise none ot us if and when she becomes the tirst lady President of the United States. Naturally gregarious, she can be relied on for the most up-to-the-minute hap- penings equal in scope to Station WRVM, but surpassing it in that she never has technical ditticulties. She has used this news gathering ability this year with her customary enthusiasm to edit the school newspaper. Joycie is an- other ot our class hostesses, and her former Shepard Street home has seen many a slumber party. 4. S ADRlENNE GAYLE ST. JOHN l2I Landing Road South Adrienne, the newest member of our class, came to Columbia from Brighton two years ago and is now one of the school's delightful geese. lf, as we have always been told, Silence is golden, Ade has long been a millionaire, wasting no words but using her lcnaclr of getting right to the point to malre worth-while class con- tributions. She showed her knowledge of the world and its affairs by placing highest of all the Seniors on the TIME magazine test. She has served well as Literary Editor of THE HOURGLASS. CLASS Class Secretary-Treasurer 3: So- cial Work 3: Dramatic Club 3: Assemblies Committee 43 Literary Editor Hourglass 4: Blue Team. Two years at Columbia. S- i' 'Z' g. we Q, ,Jas , , 'ytm- fx: 1 4- 2' 5'f:w2T?'X if ' Y H I S , .3 y O MARIAN SANBORN TODD 36 Knollwood Drive Marian, the penseur, is also lrnown as Garry, derived from her horror of being garrulous. Every Friday morning, however, she introduces the Assembly program with the poise becoming the Chairman of 'the Assemblies Committee. Thai' one can enioy life quietly, she demon- strates by her 'frequent open houses and her presence at the RIT skating rink. She sllates well enough to be chosen as an lce Caddy for the exhibitions held at the War Memorial. i. if CLASS Music Committee l, 3: Pound 2: Head of Pound 3: Dress Com- mittee 2: Dramatic Club 3: Social Work 2: Chairman Welcoming Committee Fathers' and Daugh- ters' Banquet 3: Student Council Secretary 4: Chairman Welcom- ing Committee Christmas Dance 4: Chairman Photography Com- mittee Bazaar 2: Chairman As- semblies Committee 4: White Team. Four years at Columbia. of I95 6: ' X Social Worlt 2, 3: Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: Christmas Play 2. 3: Chairman Table Decorations May Breakfast 2: Food Committee Christmas Dance 2, 3: Chairman Christmas Dance 4: Chairman Spring Fling 3: Forum 3: Safety Council 4: Study Hall Committee 4: Chairman Dress Committee 4: B-hive Representative 3, 4: Stu- dent Council 3: Food Committee Fathers' and Daughters' Banquet 3: White Team. Three years at Columbia. . 1 v0 Prom 1... JoANN DEVEREAUX WEBER I5 Summit Drive . usf t -'mc L10-H 'NO e 'Mme ' The natural Goldiloclrs ot the Senior Class is JoAnn, our mighty mite. She always has the solution tor our problems, based on her beliet that any problem can be solved by hard work. As our hardest worker, both in and out ot class, she always tinds time tor one more taslr. While her main activity has been the Dress Committee, she also headed the Christmas Dance and gave us a most enioyable evening. Since her favorite dog is named 5' Butterscotch, we assume it is her tavorite flavor. 'u-, V, em v L1 ' I' : vi Q , ,,-ya -.. . :r.r' ,Ac , pi . S if Q S - 9 ' -f- , p. V 'Mvf .. i' if 7 ' 'ffm , f,'.r,- 4 'v g ' v s SN 'w 5 if 5. -gf 1, a A ' f 9 'Y ' inf? I 5 ,ah , I , 1 'ar ' ,J .-:gg ,U 5 4,.. , .5 Q Ulf, . I XM! NL' fx l gm '41 A of I95 Social Worlx lr House Committee 3: Chairman House Committee 4: Student Council 2, 4: Red Cross Representative 3, 4: Chair- man Fathers' and Daughters' Ban- quet 3g Forum 3: Chairman ln- vitations Committee Christmas Dance 47 Chairman Make-up Committee Christmas Play 47 White Team. Four years at Co- lumloia. I 1 Y. sa- ' 4: 9 9 fa ar ., fp 'I Y. ' 4 - . W CMN ess' -W ,ws ,Q was A , , Qs.. ...MS '-ik.-Q , N gmhrxrx, . ' i 'wh-W, . .. .. A '-bw.- KAREN LEE WIDING 39 Creekside Lane ,, 4:21:31 as-lem ' qi' ---4.11 ef -, kits-. ' n -I . L ., f ' ' -sri? ,Q T: - 41 ' Y J ' 3. , i.: 4 .S w S . V , X E , . ' . - . 1 N F y .Au . kt Q r IA ' 3 t - - Q. , Will you listen to me? are words that could come only trom Karen, the Senior with the gorgeous tan. ln accordance with her request, we eagerly await every other Monday morning to listen to her say, The table lists have changed, and mumblemumble class will wort. Always pleasant, always busy, Karen has successfully handled numerous jobs which entail the maximum ot effort and the minimum of glory. As a tuture nurse, she will continue her custom ot looking after the needs ot others. f , af '31 if Jr . 4,,.1,,g Y :ft . 411:1- . . .Ili ff if . 4? Q v. V f f m M. N ' .. an ,U ff , ,I -zbz' ,' ' ,yggfvw ,fmwz f f ,gafw m M 'M . Zffghg' -' ?A . ,i,,. U... , L! L . rf N 5, Us Q I A uf i . H.: , Ii A I , sf . LL V, 1-1 5.52, 7 . 'g,. pd f, 1 .' 1 -4 :swf f M 44 - 1 V f' ig' 4 ,df R , , 4. 4 +wffQ,.i, 11' g , lj Mavgli , 'L 4 ' ' L. A A Q , Q N3 ,, ' . 'ff ' I ' - .- ' 2,5-J A . ' a 1 , 'gps 4 l 2 -' N Q-2 'es , , 4 X 24? 5 xxiv x 4' ala 9 mg, Q 33 gb R is ' QEW 1 :Mu Uv l .x E i'i 'gig Ia' 9 f f, up UW'f7?9? L 4: Si ww I xi' Ugg-f Mg! Q aw 4 1' .x A 0 4 . oy 9? 'uv Y Q' wg, gs mv un cm: o n J Nichols J McAnulzy .w Fulreader A Dwyer ook M Moll astle arne ic man Morley C Lane L Go don S Green S McBride M Burnham S Wldlng R Levy S Hanford K Morse K Burnham C Morse W Webber G Dunn Ms H Benneit C Cox R Preu L Robinson T Taylor CLASS OF I 96l This years freshman class of lhirly-lwo members showed qualify as well as quanlify by ils rapid adiuslmenl 'lo +he ways of high school life. They were especially good sporls and good enlerfainers al' lhe Halloween Par . In November +oge+her wilh lhe Sophomores lhey pul on lhe successful Bazaar. Two new experiences lheir firsl Chrislmas Dance and lhe Lalce Placid lrip provided lhe class wilh much enioy- menl. They lafer dislinguished +hemselves in lheir class 'Forum and assembly. 28 . 94 srl M iF'3t' 8 Q, 4's.a V . b 1 W se ... 5 Q if - 'wi gg Q uf X 1 5 Q4 Wt Q' JZ 4 Y s -V. 'Mx- W I 3. 1 1 I 1 l AW it Q .-x54r'E'z w 1' a'vi! V'Fg' 444 -, 1' I ikfflxl - is Y A ,ii m K fi g 7 .V 'T'.? A big!-.l,f M4-Qwsfvf, , ,H QQ if , Vyl X ff ,lv v , X X ,N X Md' X W 65 XX 'Y J ' A ,S Q QM at Q, Q A, aP' 's J Q m .,.d V? 'r.. f I 4 3 qi y vs..- -x'::7 ' .-4 . 1- 5, -4. SD rm -. .4 QQ ,A En '?H,.l Y 7 L my Emi? 'WY i ' . '!' . f' . 2 ,ff ' 622255 ai F5 1 'E i i 3 we V v i A r I Q V - ir? A iffriaemw' 'sw A-f '?'2g s . ' 12 wg, '11 -A e' N iiafr im 34 h A , L 5+-' mga ,W hd . me M , MIDDLE 81 LOWER SCHOOL SNAPS 17 rw W W1 X143 N A. all Q 32 Y , n 1 4 'X 5 2 , . t L J, Q. i Q D 1 My L 5 5' 'Q 4' Q-P' is - N.A,,,,,,,, . ,V 1 4 . . Sv f I 3 Q , ' ' 'Q ' f ' L1 5 I , v ' g L A i P 6 A . N M, f fk l ' wg ,f l L ,L 0 - G sk I I ll .fb 5 ' SX Ls , . 3' M 'N 54 4' T WA au ,v vs' . 6 CONTENTS OF THIS SECTION: Sludenf Council Sfudy Hall CommiH'ee The l958 HOURGLASS Afhlefic Commi++ee Social Service Commi'r+ee Assemblies CommiH'ee House Commiifee 33 Dress CommiH'ee Library Commilfee Dramafic Club Glee Club Music Commi++ee Science Club Siudenl' Aides Snaps C Dwyer E Messler P es ss Sluullun ro ton F e Todd L Del Monaco A Taylor J Nuchols C Co Casile S E M Puerson evu le K Wudung C Ga e T Hucluocl S Nuchols D Dutcher Hanford S Allen J Sw n c umacher J Fusher M s E Hughes SYS tfi 194-1 Nl 'l Q , zt?N S XZ? rww- 'YIIWIIWIUIN r wfluvlwlvrrvvv T The Sludenl' Councul us made up of represenfafuves from each class un fhe Upper School and +he heads of fhe mauor commuHees Thus years officers are Margare+ Crof+on Presuclenf and Eleanor Messler Vuce Presudenf The Councul whuch meels on 'lhe firsl' Monday of each monfh us responsuble for promohng +he welfare of fhe gurls and solvung +he non academuc problems of fhe school The honor sfudy hall ai' Columbua us one of +he mosf umpressuve achueve men+s of fhe s+uden+ governmenf The sfudy hall us supervused by 'rhe Sfudy Hall Commu++ee whuch us composed of lhree gurls from each of Grades 7 I2 Under fhe able leadershup of Eleanor Messler and her commuH'ee every gurl un +he Upper School s'l'ruves +o make The honor sfudy hall a success I Q4 Seat g K Allen Mugs Roberig Ag E Megglef Q 5 5, J Favour L Swung D Macomber, K Wells, J Clarlu C Loclley, E Hugh-nan Sf, gf D Werlgy P LQ,-buh J Weber H Smufh M Neusner S Hylan K Burnham Mss e T Adams S Harrus 34 ' Fvsf Row: , , . Vfe- r 'deft' Mi Ad ' vsef M. C f I fesd fl' M l S L , . , . Setffd Pew: . ' , . bb N. , . ly, . ' , J s N , . , . bl si ff .u.sf S h , . ' , f '11 .'41'l ., 'fs N.. '.QJiL3:'g ll ew' IVJA VX, If ' 'I-' Y.-3'8 -T A 4 5-,:lljj'j - - .sl Q1 4. '.2V'Jlfll'l'fLg F ,xii fx Q -1 1 it 1-4 ,. v- s 1' l ' I 3 up , M -:xo . 2 5 2 ' , U ., 5 4 V I W qi :ir L' T i ,Y I me 4 Q, 5 I--in ,gum Beach B Morley S McBrade J Hardung C Doyle R Deveruan L Goldsmith D Lunl L Burlingame A en S wan H dman A Jo J Cowles E Weller J DeMartm C Dnetrnch K owe E Hanson A Taylor Mnss Whutney A H arow Wulson J Clarl: H Hudnut E Farnham J Favour E Messer L Greenberg T G Broderson J Trumble K Cox N ss L ckhari W ohnson T T or B Sanfor e... ANN TAYLOR Bennett N Youngman THE I95S HOURGLASS CLASS OF 1958 Lmda Goldsmith Jane Favour Emnly Weller Eleanor Messler 5 Gov 11' CLASS OF 1959 Julse Harding Jan DeMartun Grethe Broderson Jane Swan Kalherme Allen Barbara Sanford Holly Hudnuf CLASS OF 1960 CLASS OF 1961 CLASS OF 1962 Whuiney Johnson Joan Trumble Carla Hyndman Leslne Burlnngame Cara Dnefrmch Jana Cowles Elnzabeth Farnham 'Y ELEONORE HANSON LILLIAN GREENBERG ANNE PARLOW ADRIENNE ST JOHN Ma Caiherune Cox Barbara Morley Holly Bennefi Tamsm Taylor Sondra Cool: gr Karen Wilson Roberta Deverlan Deborah Beach Julie Clark Susan McBrude NANCY YOUNGMAN JOYCE ROWE -2620 THLETIC COMMITTEE Thus years Alhlehc Assocrahon has been headed by Carol Dwyer who an furn has been assnsfed by Nancy Youngman Caplam of +he Whrfe Team Sue Jones Cap fam of Ihe Blue Team and a represenfahve 'From each Upper School class Throughou+ Ihe year The Alhlehc Assocuahon sponsors Field Days and mfer class Iourna menfs By means of 'lhns friendly compehhon fhe Alhlehc Assoc: ahon helps +o develop rn each gurl a sense of fanr play coopera hon and good sporfsmanshup N Youngman J Wallsea Muss Brown A C Dwyer sdet S Jone Hyndman E Murphy W Webber SOCIAL SERVICE COMMITTEE The Social Servnce Commaflee led Ihus year b Sally Nnchols orgamzes many und rausmg pro lecls for local nahonal and nn+er nahonal charlhes The commuffee sends Thanlrsgnvmg baslcefs I needy Roches+er famulues sponsors Iwo grades rn schools for Amen can Indnans wrrfes le++ers I our Iwo adopied chuldren over seas and organizes our volun+eer work al' local hospu+als In adduhon If sponsors Ihe prolecl each class pu+s on +o earn money 'For Ihe Social Servuce Treasury if X L 1 4g ilqyllfg Seated J Cann S Nnchols Cha an Stand ng S Green M Jones Muss Nevuus Advse S Devaduti, S Ireland, L Goldsmrth 36 s . , . . . K I 46 , ' I l ' I Is. xl . . I . .- , 4 ' , I l ' ' ...fl . :4.'Iiv'17gQ'2L' . , . ' . ' , dvlser: . . Pfew nz . S, C. , . , . . I I I I I ' . . O I , O I . I k.X. JH r i 1 IIQ ,,l:.' 1 jill r if T' , I 111' is 521 .M ., 3, 1 I vii 'V 1,1 4 V - '-J -JI I 'ING' 'Q Cho 2 . , . ' I .prm . . : , , . , ' ' I ASSEMBLIES CGMMITTEE Marian Todd and her commil- +ee, which is composed of one represenfalive from each grade in fhe Upper School, plan weekly Friday assemblies. These valuable assemblies include ouiside speak- ers, wor+hwhile movies, and class produclions. ln addiiion, each of Grades 9-I2 pufs on a Forum dealing wifh a subiecl of currenf in+eres+. Wifh fhe Assemblies Commi++ee's fine work, fhe Friday periods have been bofh enfer- 'raining and educafional. W 'F' iding, Cha rman' D. Eisenhart, M. Saunders, H. Parlow, R. Levy, M ss-gz P. Ogden. Rowniree, Miss Skillin, Adv sed Seated: M. Todd, Chairman: Mrs. Simpson, Adviser. Standing: T. Taylor, A. Sf. John H. Knox, D. Weissberger. S. Wiard, G. Broderson. 2i'ffi'f.v flwfhi' xffbfcxl' 4' - ff ,s F?- Lys fl ,ig aff. .-. .T-.11--N'-, s C2 f ' 3 U10 HOUSE COMMITTEE One of 'lhe mosf imporfani du+ies of Columbia sludenls is +o keep +he school clean. Organizaiion oi +he work schedule is one of fhe responsibililies of fhe House Commiffee, lhis year head- ed by Karen Widing. This commillee also makes new lunch lable lisrs every +wo weeks, 'lhus giving +he girls a chance 'lo become acquainied wi+h more sfu- denfs and feachers. Columbia girls be- come more efficieni and responsible by faking parl in ihis work program. DRESS l COMMITTEE The purpose of fhe Dress Com- miffee, under fhis year's able chair- man JoAnn Weber, is fo make sure fhaf every girl wears fhe correcf uniform af all fimes. Each member of fhe commiffee collecfs fines from fhose girls in her class who are ouf of uniform. Since fhe imporfance of good grooming and neafness is consfanfly sfressed, fhe sfudenf body is more conscious of ifs appearance. J. Weber, Chairmar' S. Widing, M, Adams, J. DeMartin, L, Barnell, Mlle, Vuagniaux Adviser' C. Clark. M ss ng: E. Lyons, P. Schuchman. Seated: H. Parlow, Cra rmac, Stard- fig: S. Jaclrson, J, Hansford, C. Schmitt, A. McCoy. M ssng: Mrs. Jensen, Adv 'en A. Coker. N. ir The efficienf organizafion and operafion of our library is due mainly fo fhe confinuous worlr of fhe Library Commiffee. The members, under fheir experienced chairman Anne Parlow, work wifh fhe Librarian fo refurn boolrs fo fhe shelves, sef ouf reserve reference maferial, and lceep fhe magazine secfion supplied wifh cur- renf liferafure. The number of volumes in fhe library is ever increasing, as fhe fines collecfed on over due boolrs are used fo buy more boolcs. 38 14 459 .raw W at W LA 0459 J' W J ge .40 :Z w Mf -Q, mf. 15 J 09 A, ZA 45 ti If A V5 bt vg JC We sg ob vb QL We O3 ba. A3 f V, If Q J, , ,.,, x Q s rf 51 Z7 '9 V59 ,ri 'J , ' -ll i? Q, 5 q I f A K ,, i X N - ..'Af A - lg ,, nr-,' W ' I 1 ALL1- H , -, . Q 3 i A 9 Y. I l x STUDE T AIDES The Sludenf Aides are one of lhe mosl imporlanl' groups in Co lumbia Members include lhe Bell Ringer Sanddnfl' Edlfor Keep er of fhe Achvihes Book Chair man of 'lhe Chrvslmas Dance Masler Treasurer Flag Ralsers Red Cross Represenlahves and members of fhe Safely Council Because of fhenr sulenl bul' effici enl work Columbia is able 'lo operale smoolhly Par ow ms en C J Favour J Ro e G Stebbins C Dwyer e er 1 Wlson M Ernest an C Morse A Dw er M Saunders F Y N Youngman K Wading S Nichols C Johnson SCIENCE CLUB ln keeping wilh lhe currenl in- feresl in science, Columbia has organized a Science Club. lls purpose is 'lo develop 'lhe indi- vidual scienfific inleresl' of i+s members. Besides working on vari- ous projecls, 'rhe girls have made several field lrips including one fo +he museum lo see lhe Aloms For Peace exhibuf The officers lhus year are Leslie Burlingame Pres: denl Gay Slebbms Secrelary and Sally Allen Treasurer L Burlingame J McAnuliy S Allen A D yer B Morley P Schuchman G Sleb bins C Dietrich E Farnham C Gabel P Rowniree S Green Mrs Ward Ad s B Ogden S2 41 I , . , . , . .fleri Q I . . . I - - 'TJ ll 4 - I ' Q 'J .X- I L I l 1 . I vs .' B 'L H 1 3 Si Row: l 'l. l , M. Atk' , K. All . Se: 'Cl A L I ' wi . , . w, . ' , , , Wb.Tr R':w: H. i , , ,J, J I Q . - , . , C,,'f n-iii 'wmv um T 'Buss 1-c :mfg Rnifrxwmm Banu' mx Gm W 4 42 SNAPS wa 'gm ff fjyz is xv I ' X'Q gi ! Q1 ik M' Riff 5 fl' iflfaf . il'if ixxxx .x , iiwinamiwk ' , 5 .,f M .- ' lx I 'P 1- 3 XV'-, i 4 xkfaflff , fe5f'i4eg'2wix,i?6 ' q ' Q 5ww :wffmfW'.MX '?' MQN W' sr-SAM - H .f '39 'V . 1 Lw QFz '3':fQ.5'gPb-' . ? .3 ' ,EM 1, L. N- - W' f' Q 1 'xx V ,A A . , x . KN 'Q N '2 4 '- ' ' ., 4'-AN -4yg,,yfff+ W, Xxw - ' may Q, qmkf:..,MV ' 4W fl- . 'W ,,,ffv, M ,Kam 3'1 - 1 Jr , A t lf! yi Ill. , V M y,,? M' 'f W ' Q' VV wr... , ,!A.,j' 'V-Vg' , 2. , V 4 A f 4 vi, 'E wk? 2 , L ' F V 8' 5-:Huff 'sf 13 , , ,Q HA .aLA....,-. I MR. POMP PICKS . . THE I 9 THE FIRST DOG IN CHURCH Tom had a dog named Wags, Wags loved Tom and Tom loved Wags. ll was a Sunday morning when Tom wenl lo church. Bul he didn'l like lo go wilhoul his dog. Church was nol a place lor dogs. Tom was in lhe car hoping lhal his dog would be all righl al home. Tom walked inlo church and sal down. A man was silling near lhe door who knew Tom. He saw oul on lhe church slep lhal lhere was a dog. The dog barked and pul his paw on lhe door. He gol lhe door open. ln he walked, lhen he barked. All al once Tom looked. Oh! could lhal be Wags? ll was! Then he almosl broke in lears. He was afraid. He said, Wags, Wags, come here. He made lhe dog lie down. When church was over, all lhe people said lhal was lhe lirsl dog lhal lhey had seen in church. Tom was proud ol his dog lor being lhe lirsl dog in church. And when Wags gol home, he gol a big bone and lrom lhal day lo lhis, Tom is well known and Wags gol a new name. ll was King. He gol his name in honor ol being lhe lirsl dog in church. And lhal nighl Tom wenl lo sleep, and he was dream- ing good dreams aboul Wags. Leslie Brockway, Grade 3 THE HAPPY DAY Il was Sunday and,TOm was sleeping lale. I-lis molher called him bufhe was 1100 Sleepy lo gel up. All al once Tom lell sordelhing his lace. He looked up and saw his dQQf,,named'NiCky. Tom said, All righl, I will gel up gb? ready for church. Aller lhe lamilygivis read' andylas slarling oul, lheir dog slarled-fofybhrk. 'XNhnffdoes he wanl? asked Tom's molher.'if'f r S , - A l don'l know, said Toffyii fofher. l lhink l know, said Tom. li lhink he wanls lo go lo church. Well, he can'l come lo church, said Tom's lalher. You slay al home, boy, said Tom. So lhey wenl lo church. When church was almosl over, all ol a sudden Tom heard some piller-paller ol leel. Tom looked up and saw his dog. Go home, said Tom. bul his dog only barked. When his dog barked. all lhe people looked al lhem. Then Tom look his dog away in a hurry, While Tom was laking his dog away, lhe people slarled lo laugh. They laughed and laughed. Bul by lhe lime Tom came back, lhey were lhrough laughing. Candace O'Connor, Grade 3 LITERARY HIGHLIGHT SMALL CLOUD Once lhere was a lillle Indian boy named Small Cloud. He wanled a horse! Every day he had lo lake lhe sheep lo graze in lhe lields. He did nol wanl lo lake care ol lhe sheep! His lriend, Lillle Eagle, had a horse ol his own and did nol have lo lake care ol lheir shee ! Almosl all Lillle Ea , ad lo do was ride his horse. Small Cloud .,,. Eagle. One nighl he wenl said. Ealher, when may l have a Maybe some day, , saidrf',FQjlfer? TheQ,,Ealher knew lhal Small Cloud day was in a lew days. Whohrgfihll lo bed lhal nighl, he could no'I'igDfl'b sleepifbecause he was lhinking ol horses. ' ' The day ol his birlhday was h8rQ,f3a'rid Ealher and Molher were almosl all sel. The morning was lhe same. Small Cloud wenl lo lend lo lhe sheep. When he came home lhal nighl, Ealher said, l have some- lhing lo show you. Come wilh me. Small Cloud did nol know whal Falher was going lo show him. As lhey wenl oul ol lhe hogan, Small Cllpud saw somelhing big move. He said, Falher, w al was lhal? There was no answer. Then lhere was a noise, and Small Cloud knew whal il was! His Ealher said, Here is your birlhday presenl lrom your molher and me. Small Cloud didn'l know whal lo say. All ol a sudden he said, A-A HORSE! He had received his wish! Now he and his lriend, l.illle Eagle, could ride and ride and ride all day long. Margarel Hickman, Grade 4 MY AWFUL ADVENTURE l am a valenline. l live in Edwards Deparlmenl Slore. l have lace around me, and I am very prelly. A lillle girl named Mary has jusl boughl me. Mary signed me and pul me in an envelope. She pul an address on il, il looked like lhis: Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Heusner 5l Wesl Bul-lalo Road Churchville, New York Then she pul me in lhe mailbox. Soon lhe mailman came and pul me in his bag. Then he slarled lo lhrow more lellers in. l would be ruined! My lace slarled lo lall oll and all my salin was being lorn. Then l heard a door bang. l knew we musl be in lhe poslollice. Then l wenl lhrough an awlul machine! ll glamped an awlul purple mark on me. I slarled lo sob and sigh. I slarled lo cry harder. Now my salin was all laded: now all my lace Ihe posIoIInce T1 was gone Then I was puI rn IhaI sIuIIy smelly old bag I heard Ihe door bang agann I knew we were ouI oI PreIIy soon Ihe manlma and gave me Io an old lady who had rusI of her house I was crumpled and Iorn ashamed Io be opened nIIe old lady nn Ihe me she sIarIed Io sob daughIer Mary She an showed me Io Marys ouI oI hns mouIh and Ihe Iable Then a nenghbor She sand My whaI a nI Irom7 My grand daughIer Mary AIIer a few days she puI me nn a lovely smellnng scrapbook wnIh IoIs of oIher valenInnes The lace was all yellow buI I dndnI care because Ihey sand nnce Ihnngs IeI opened grand Who ns EInzabeIh Lucas Grade 4 WINTER IS HERE WnnIer ns here' The Irees are bare The ponds are Irozen The hnlls covered over WnIh whnIe brnghI snow SkaInng ns merry Your cheeks and nose GeI red as a cherry II s a good Inme of year WnnIer ns here' Zenanda BenedncIo Grade 5 OUR NEW SNOWMAN OUY' new SnOWf'nan Is a bng IaI man He has Iwo buIIon eyes And a brnghI .yellow Ire WnIh a carroI Ior hrs nose On hns head our InIIIe Snowman Wears a bng coIIee can Four bng buIIons on hns Cold snowy vesI Make our new Snowman Look hrs very besI Sandra Hawks Grade 5 BUNNY RABBIT S MISCHIEF Mrs RabbnI sand I wonder when our baby rab bnIs wnll be born' She had sand Ihrs many Irmes buI Mr RabbnI had always sand Ihey would be born soon An hour passed and Ihe babres were born Mrs Rab brI named Ihem Flnpsne Flapsne Flepsne Flopsne Flupsne and Bunny RabbnI When Ihey were older Ihey wenI ouI Io geI IeIIuce cabbage and carroIs All of Ihem were obedn enI excepI one He never mnnded hns moIher Once a Iox aImosI caugl1I hnm AnoIher Inme he aIrnosI goI shoI One ChrnsImas he Iore up all hns books and broke hns Ioys One EasIer he made chalk eggs He Iooled everyone Hns moIher and IaIher goI mad aI hnm Hrs moIher sand Why can I you be good7 He answered Well I guess I should bI I Aprnl Fools Day I should be elrgnble Io play Irncks Maybe you Ihnnk nIs all rnghI buI we Ihnnk rI ns a very nasIy Ihnng Io do hns moIher answered Agann and agann he dnd Ihese Ihrngs BuI one day he Iound one oI hns chalk eggs NoI knownng nI was hns he aIe nI He became very snck and was nn greaI pann When Ihe docIor came he gave hnm a prescrnpInon and Bunny RabbrI goI beIIer AIIer IhaI he was never naughIy Emnly WaIson Grade 6 MY COUNTRY I love Ihe meadows wnde I love Ihe counIry snde I love Ihe Ilowers brnghI And Ihe glownng evennng lnghI The Irees are all so Iall and bng The Ilowers e e VVIIIW I wnsh ever InghI HersIoII Grade 6 DAY I walked along happnly e were gonng Io Ihe Ledges The Ledges were IIaI smooIh rocks covered wnIh many dnIIerenI knnds oI Inchen We Iurned nn aI Ihe numbered Ielephone pole whnch was our landmark Here we could dnsInngunsh a hndden paIh only a Iew naIure lovers Iollowed The gonng was qunIe sIeep because our goal was Ihe hnghesI parI oI Ihe Ledges WnnIergreen covered Ihe InrsI parI oI Ihe way buI soon Iaded ouI when we IeII Ihe sheIIer oI Ihe Irees Now we were dnrecIIy under Ihe hoI rays of Ihe sun whnch beaI down on us loyfully My Irrend suddenly dnsappeared Ior a momenI and came back Iooknng very happy She had Iound corema a Iype of nunnper grownng all over Ihe rocks Conhnurng on our way we Iound a sIreIch oI rocks whnch were Ieemnng wnIh salagnnella rupesIrns one oI Ihe oldesI pIanIs on earIh nn IacI Ihe planI whnch survnved Ihe Ice Age We were sIeadnIy gonng hngher and hngher and soon we came Io Ihe hnghesI parI oI all Looknng down we could see Ior mnles and mnles Ihe ocean Ihe rnver and Ihe nnlands W sIarIed Ioward Ihe place where Ihe Inchen grew I nc esI Now we heard Ihe crunch of Ihe dry Inchen under our IeeI II was really beauInIuI Io see Ihe roc s colored gray Inchen green Inchen and many oIher II was a besnde my Iwo Irnends rn' ' . ' I. I . . I ,. . ' , , , u I's s I Q lg U . I 1 . I ' me. I . ' . U ' I . l . . Th ' ' Th Sledding is Iun, MY ' . u . . r ' ' . I . l e . i . I . D . I . I . h. k- 45 soff colors We dnscovered a very peaceful looknng place under some pnne frees Here we resfed our weary feef Back of fhe frees I spoffed a very nnvnf nng green fhnckef I wenf back fhere fhnnknng how nnce nf would be nf I found a rare moss We had been falknng abouf rare mosses on fhns frnp I foughf fhrough some brush and fhere I was' My eyes nnsfnnclnvely fell +o fhe ground Suddenly I WI-nal was +ha+7 I couldnf belneve my eyes I hasfnly gafhered fhe specnmen and hurrned back fo my frnends who sand nf was a coral mushroom I-low happy I was' I dashed back hopnng fo fnnd some more In my eagerness I wenf furfher back nn fhe fhnclcef On fhe ground was a curnous knnd of moss whnch I had never seen before I 'nook some of nf fo my frnend She sand nf was qunfe a rare moss lfs name was webera snssnlns We decnded fo explore fhe fhnckef very carefully We found more webera snssnlns and also one lone Indnan pnpe grownng rnghf nn fhe mnddle of a decay nn sfump Regrelfully we sfarfed back our baskefs full of specnmens Buf anofher surprnse was nn sfore for us We fool: a dnfferenf roufe from our fnrsf and all 'Ihe way back huckleberry bushes wnlh huge berrnes doffed fhe franl Ouf of a pnece of paper from my frnend s skefch pad we made a crude baskef and pncked some of fhe luscnous frunf fo fake home The Infe of a na furalnsf ns a full and lovely one nn Mannes wnlderness Carol Doyle Grade 7 TRAVELS OF A NICKEL Affer I was made I was puf nn a cash regnsfer Thafs where I mef my fnrsf frnends mosfly dnmes and an older lady She sand fnf y seven penny a I donf qunfe buf snnce I don I couldn f do a Soon I was regnsfer Thaf nnghl' W IG I WGS fhe day was o er I broke In penny nn fhe ex ra a was or buf Englnsh I guess somebody crowd sand Wouldn I' 'rhnng as cheap as nafure We heard a door rushed fo a very dark room maybe Ihe cellar Thaf s where I fell ouf fhe only one lusf my luck I was down fhere for a whnle and somebody came down fhe sfanrs I was pncked up and carrned upsfanrs by a lnffle gnrl fhaf I found ouf affer fhe lnghfs were on Lafer fhaf evennng a polnce car came and 'rhe offncer asked nf she or any one else nn fhe house had found any clues fhaf somebody mnghf have been fhere She fold hnm fhaf she had been nn fhe cellar and swepf and a Inffle lafer when she wenf down she found a nnckel on Ihe floor I was soon nn fhe polnce mans hand I was falcen fo a large offnce bunldnng where I was examnned and rexamnned I was Icepf nn a dark box fhaf nnghf The nexf day a man came by and pncked me up wnfh several others Thaf affer noon I was placed nn a glass case af a museum wnfh from some w nfs lusf henr and we were qunckly some quarfers Our plaque sand Sfolen by an oul law I forgef fhe name of fhe ouflaw because I only had one chance fo read nf before I was puf nn here Soon all fhe quarfers began lo falk aboul me benng so cheap Then I remembered how unknnd I had been fo 'rhe penny and I promnsed myself I would never do fhal agann I hope Ive learned my lesson and fhaf you have learned yours foo Hendn I-lollenbach Grade 7 WINTER FUN If s lofs of fun nn wnnfer Inme When snow ns on The ground Wnfh skns and sleds up hnlls we clnmb Then fumble down wnfh a bound We bundle up from head fo foe To keep fhe cold wnnd ouf We lump and frolnc nn fhe snow And run around and shouf On fhe Some If s fu e sma sporf 'foo An s fo do ns done Wells Grade 7 THE OLD SPIRE In a woods behnnd a Inffle vnllage Ihere ns an old church Thns church had many servnces held nn nl fully you can see a Inghf nn fhe church spnre Many people nn fhe vnllage say nf ns fhe Lnghf of 'rhe Dead u Ihen agann fhe nonsupersfnfnous ones say nf ns us a reflechon of Ihe moon Long ago a legend was fold abouf fhe old church If goes somefhnng Inke ns Long ago an old man Inved nn fhe old church spnre If was sand 'Ihaf 'rhe old man would lnghf a candle when fhe sun sef and he would blow nf ouf af day break As fhe old man wenf up one sformy nnghf 'ro Inghf fhe candle fhe wnnd blew hnm off fhe church spnre Before he fell fhe mafch fouched Ihe candle and fhe candle Inghfed From fhen on fhe candle has been Inghfed Thaf ns why so many people fhoughf nf was fhe Lnghf of fhe Dead Molly Adams Grade 7 WINTER I see a dazzlnng coaf of whnfe Glnsfennng brnghfly nn fhe Inghf Everywhere fhaf I can see Covernng every house and free Icncles hangnng long and round Snowmen Iynng on fhe ground Frosfy wnndows bnffer wnnds Blownng snow fha? round me spnns . Q . . g ' ' w ' II. '. . , - d ' . . . ' . . . I+' ' f ' . Pennles- Then One df?Y Ilfifaf +CI'l05e l for CIIWIQQ for buf now if. is abandoned. Af nighf, if you look care: . I ' I I + ll II . f I I 1 A p n ll s T 'll ' 7 b +I Q u s Q n - - I I ' - . . Ill nh' . ' V I ' I . . g a ' ' ' T ' o . 7 I . n 46 ' Insrde a Inre IhaI brrghIIy glows Children warming frozen Ioes Laughfer song and lolly murfh All are ceIebraInng Ihe Chr1sIChld s bnrI Many sporIs Ihrough wunIer days Skahng sknng and even sleughs As you can see and I m sure you w WnnIer conIams many a Ihrrll Jane Hansford Grade 7 ALONE ONCE MORE II was one of Ihose very busy and rndusIr:ous days aI Ihe farm We all had 'obs Io do wrIh dlfeCl'0n5 on how Io do Ihem qu ckly I Inked Invmg on Ihe Iarm II was moIher accudenI I aI when I was aI Ihe or and wash IhaI I Irve when I wenI Ihere nme years home I remembered My knlled un an auIomobnIe Ihe only one alnve aIIer Io Ihe ac all my Iruends and all Ihe babres people companron for wanI Io go exacIly because I IhoughI aI would be dull BuI when I Iound ouI Ihey had a farm locaIed In a qureI IrIIIe valley I wanIed Io go Jerry was Ihenr son I-le seemed very nrce aI IursI noI aI all Ihe way I had expecIed he mrghI be BuI aIIer a Iew weeks we became very much aware of each oIher He IhoughI I was sIeaIrng has parenfs love and I Ihoughr he was acIvng Ioo proIecIed I one day some Io a broIher and a was crippled I dvdnI dndnI realuze :I aI IvrsI buI aIIer a whale I knew +ha+ he was sIeaInng Ihungs and saymg I sIoIe Ihem and he also broke and upseI Ihlngs I drdnI say anyIhung abouI II because I IhoughI he would geI over :I soon One day Jerry wenI Ioo Iar when he IeI Ihree o sand I drd :I wenI up and Iold Mr Barnsby lusI whaI had been gorng on For some reason or oIher he drdnI be lreve me and pumshed me by makung me sleep an Ihe barn for a week So IhaI nrghI I wenI over Io Ihe barn II was one of Ihose cold OcIober days and Ihe mghI was Iwuce as cold and I had only one bIankeI Sleepnng an Ihe barn was Ierrrble because Jake Ihe hrred hand apparenIIy hadnI cleaned Ihe barn In Ihree weeks I drdn I geI Io sleep unIrI 4 30 and I awoke aI 6 OO ThaI morning I was lnsIrucIed Io Iake Jerry a hike II was my Iurn Io choose where we were supposed Io go so I sand up Io an old mvne shaII near Ihe Iop of Ihe valley We made IasI Irme IhaI day and were Ihere In Iwo hours We drdnI eaI lunch when we goI Ihere because Jerry wanIed Io explore Ihe old mane shaII rrghI away We couldn I go rn II because II was aboul' Io Iall down so I suggesIed we go Io Ihe Iop ol Ihe hrll and look down on Ihe Iarm hrs IaIhers besI sIaIIrons loose We soon made :I Io Ihe Iop Jerry bemg very fussy abouI Ihnngs wanIed Io go ouI on Ihe ledge I slowly wheeled hum ouI on Ihe ledge berng very relucIanI Io go There were abouI Ihree yards Io go on Ihe ledge Jerry msasfed we go ouI aI leasI Iwo ards so we could see everyIhmg As I was wheelvng sm ouI Ihe wheelchaur musI have her a sIone and Iupped over sendrng Jerry flymg Ihrough Ihe arr The nexI mmuIe I saw hum sprawled down on Ihe valley below a srxIy Ioof Iall I ran as IasI as I could Io see II he was ahve Luckily he Iell an a clump of bushes and was lnvnng An ambulance rushed hum Io Ihe hosprIaI AbouI Iwo weeks passed and Jerry was Ieelrng much beIIer The doclor had called specnalrsIs In and Ihey all agreed IhaI Jerry would be able I walk agarn In a lew more days I am Io be senI back Io Ihe orphanage I am Io go back because nerIher Jerry nor has parenIs know and somehmes I wonder wheIher I pushed hrm off rn my conscious or sub conscuous mmd RoberIa Deverran Grade 8 WHISP RING FIRS The moon shone down On Ihe snow covered ground Whrch glssIened as dramonds an lrghI Then I cocked my head As Ihe snow To Irr Iree All seemed All was shll nd yeI I To break I II was far Grade JOHNNY Hr my name IS Johnny Johnny BaxIer I am Ien years old I have been a crupple srnce I was Inve years old I have been rn a wheelchanr as a resulI of a car crash nn whnch my IaIher losI has Infe I Iave on Clark SIreeI In Albany New York wrIh my moIher and Ihree srsfers Mom works every day whale Mary Kris and Cheryl are rn school A nnce old lady named Mrs Regan sIays wrIh me all day A so called Ieacher comes every day for four hours and Ieaches me schoolwork Mr Brown as nrce buI he gefs mad aI me once rn a whale AImosI every day aIIer Ihe publrc school rs recessed my Irrends come Io see me There are Mrke Tommy Jimmy Fred and all Ihe gang They Iell lokes and play wzIh me In Ihe sprung I go Io Ihe ballfreld rn my wheelchaur and keep score Ior Ihe gang I go Io Ihenr baskeIbalI games Ioo and help Io keep score On Sundays I am unable Io go Io church buI I lrsIen Io a servnce on Ihe radro Our mmrsIer comes Io see me once a week I always look Iorward Io hrs vrsrIs for we are good Irrends We Ialk over all our ' '- ' -'II ' h. yn ' U ' . t ' ' ', ' ' an, , ' - , I . . . . , E h ' u D I I r I ' ' , A ,'n' ' ' ' ' ' I ' Therewas . . . I i . ' ' . - 9 I ' ' ' and ' ' '. I . .. . .On . i i . 47 problems wifh each ofher. He has given me fhe spirif and courage by which fo live. My name is Johnny Johnny Baxfer. I am a boy who does nof have fime fo feel sorry for himself. I face every new day with a smile and fhank The Lord l am alive This is my way of life and I love every minufe of if Cafherine Cobb Grade 9 A PRAYER OF THANKSGIVING Dear Lord I 'rhank Thee for each cool breeze For each ray of sunlighf Each flower each free or each bursf of spring or each new day or Ihe righf fo worship in my own way or love of friends and family or life ifself and for liberfy Dear Lord I fhank fhee in every way For fhe happiness granfed me each day Rufh Levy Grade 9 FRUSTRATION Elusive answer feasing me Why do you haunf my bra1n7ln glee You flurf wifh nod and wink lnsfrucfing me I don f fhnn The hour res losf +heir zes I wrife a I now OU Since Fisher Grade IO THE PROPHET As fhe Assyrian charuofs claffered away info fhe dnsfance hungray flames licked up fhe walls of fhe dried brick houses and buildings They poked quiver ing Tongues infowindows and open doorways charring everfhung in fheur wake Forfified walls now smashed fo crumbling ruin by heavy baffering rams reflecfed only fhe devasfafion inflicfed by hafeful hearfs Twisfed and crushed bodies lay in fhe roads where heedless chariof wheels had sfruck fhem only a few munufes ago Loved ones huddled over fhese dead as fhough frying fo wake fhem from fhe efernal sleep People frapped under sfone or by fire cried ouf for help Ihaf never came Wails of frighfened children separafed from fear crazed parenfs aug menfed fhe rising din in fhe fiery cify Many had raced fo fhe river when fhe invaders had been sighfed knowing full well fhe affermafh of an Assyrian vusif Those who hadnf quife reached if lay moribund wifh hands oufsrrefched foward fhe deep crimson wafers Sarnibal clucked fo The sweafing horses, urging fhem on fo a fasfer gaif. He couldn'f lag in fhe Assyr- ian army' no one could. Pairing up wifh an officers chariof he could nof help noficing fhe cruel smile fhaf cuf fhe soldiers face Following his gaze Sarni bal saw fhe fiery plume of fhe cify grow and fhen slowly diminish near nfs fop where fhe darkness of fhe nigh? fried fo soofhe fhe wound Shivers raced up and down his spine Back in fhe cify he had felf as fhough every flame every sfone and every spear had pierced his body as each man was cuf down by fhe Assyruans They hadn f a chance If was a slaughfer house where pigs and caffle were bufchered If was like fhis on every raid burning and pillaging Once again he looked over af fhe officer seeing only hafred and a yen fo desfroy He remanded Sarnibal of fhe ferocious lions affacking a bull in fhe carving on fhe fried fo hafeful Affer '7 Indeed he walls of fhe femple fell himself he all wasnf he o was in body buf He rem been faken info Sennacherib GS If had always been on sweef smelling The morn face fingle wifh fears of as he ad and hard ing had a fall and The waving dew I-Ins family had marched away They were an working These fhungs seemed all fhe dearer fo him now He hafed baffles for fhey had no sound reason for exnsfing Why did Sennacherib need more fer i+ory7 Couldnf he be confenfed wufh fhe kingdom he had7 Why was he power hungry7 Wasnf peace fhe mosf valuable assef To 'rhe counfry7 As fhese fhings raced fhrough his mind a plan slowly began fo how wrong Sennacherib was how wrong fhey were and how ferribly wrong fhese raids were Sarnibal had heard of fhe Hebrew prophefs who wandered from village fo village preaching fhenr beliefs He would preach his beliefs foo going from soldier fo soldier I-Ins mind was swiffly broughf back fo fhe horses when one of fhe chariof wheels hif a deep ruf The officer looked over sfaring af him for a momenf as fhough he had been reading Sarmbals fhoughfs all The fume Almosf involunfarily as if fo avoid fhe icy gaze Sarnibal pulled up on his horses dropping be hind For some fame he wafched fhe fuzzy clouds of fhe horses breafh swell and fhen melf info fhe nighf air as fhey galloped over fhe grasslands The dungeon was damp cold and filfhy The high dank ceiling and fhe slime covered walls en veloped him The small hole in one side of fhe cell was a poor excuse for a window and even less com forfing Everybody had laughed af his ideas He had fried and fried fo make fhem believe buf fhey had laughed Then fhey didn f laugh fhey grew concerned He had been faken fo Sennacherib himself Now he was here condemned fo die as a fraufor +o his counfry Carla Hyndman Grade IO F . . . I ' F . . l Q F ' . ' , ' , fo , . ' ' ' kl . d - fi . I My ' f. I ' I . u . 9 n - O . - . Y 7 . . . ' Ypur na.. keen fake form. He would speak 'fo fhe soldiers. fell fhem i ' . -r nf nr fu ' 48 THE CHRISTMAS IN MY HEART The most loyous tume ot the year as Chrustmas It ns a time when the souls ot men are at peace and people all over the world are an some way sharmg wnth each other the happnness ot openung thenr hearts with kindness and love toward all men Our tamuly celebrates Chrastmas an a specual way Our home Secol near the small town ot Pultneyvalle on Lake Ontarso ns my wnnter paradnse The ever greens which surround our property wnth each lamb wearrng a coverlet ot snow sway gracefully back and torth In the sharp blanket ot whute green lawn puttmg each trny rose ot The old elms leaves and blue sky The placldly ott our shore wnth down between ducks tloatmg an almost a sense ot complete peace as burymg each tlake The strungs ot bread and popcorn tor the snow brrds are lyung In the small evergreen bushes by the mann entrance and the wrought :ron stand ns tulled wrth wood My tathers ten pounter has been hung an :ts place nn the hall and decorated wrth a red nose and a strand ot red beads The wreath wlth a red bow hangs on the door and Mother has put her Christmas scroll up m the entry hall She ns dessed un her brrght Chrlstmas sknrt and blouse and all around the house have been placed Chrrstmas decorations breeze A magnntncent to sleep ot thelr green Into the bright up and a ew scene comes sottly unto nts place nt falls bookshelves an the library are covered wlth cards that have gnven us extra joy In the Irvmg room the ture ns sparklung as nts yellow red and blue tlames wave upward from the logs Mnckey has taken her tavornte spot nn tront ot the hearth upon which she has put her two tront paws and glances up at the brass star wnth nts Iuttle candle shrnnng and sendung ott nts golden rays The blue spruce sending a pungent fragrance through the room glustens as nt stands erect and proud The lights some ot whnch Mother and Daddy had on their turst Chrnst mas together are all burnmg and the balls and tunsel ncucles hang gently around the tree The tmsel star brnght In nts correct place as turned towards the angels on the pnano and provsdes the trmshung touch to a beaututul decoratuon whnch takes my breath away when I gaze at nt It ns Chrlstmas Eve and everyone has hung thelr stockmgs by the chumney wuth care an hopes that Samt Nrcholas soon wall be there Together we Iusten to The Bard s Chrrstmas Carol sung Christmas hymns and set a lunch out tor Santa betore the chuldren are tucked unto theur beds We stall have lots to do As we play Santa Claus we return to chuldhood We set the toys nn the chairs by the tnreplace and put the last gutts under the tree Then Daddy and I take our Chrnstmas Eve round ot delnvermg gntts to our truends Atter stoppung at each house to talk and have some Chrustmas tun we usually get home lust In tnme to leave tor the beaututul candlelnght servnce at St Pauls Church As Dr Cadugan conducts the service and the choruses smg the tamulnar Chrsstmas carols an the candle Ilght and the evergreen arrangements simple but ettectuve I am able to understand more clearly why the Savuor Christ was sent to thus earth I become more thanktul each Chrnstmas season tor the radnant beauty ot the world tor the peace In men s souls and tor the loy and happiness wuthun my own heart Carol Lockley Grade IO H M I watched hlm as he went up over around under and wondered How can he know where to go next'7 It was obvious that he did know though and has work was nature pertect When he was tnnnshed however I knew that hus hours ot nntrlcate deslgnmg would be ruthlessly torn to the ground and the mumature artnst s lute carelessly ended Stull he seemed not to be wor ned about that as he worked In the corner ot the ancient porch He had started many mnnutes betore I had become curuous and commenced corner he went up pullun as he went As he worked thread ot has desagn gleam and threw trom I-Ie rested then over mornnng 5 work lm or a whnle and go to It was evening the porch and Begunnmg un one cord taght circle each mormng worker donng betallen looked but not seen had spued natures small artnsan and had brutally and unmercutully ended has tlme ot belng Fragments ot has lute s labor now dnrty and unsughtly Irttle resemblmg the beautntul art ut once was were strewn helter skelter across the porch The yellow spuder and has web were but snmple memoraes Anne Coker Grade I I When I arrnved I hum Durmg the day MY HAPPINESS It was a rather gloomy day and I suppose I telt tnred and cross My homework seemed endless and I lust dudnt see any pomt nn workmg I guess ut was lust one ot those days that you can t see much pomt to anythnng Suddenly I closed my books and started thunknng ot the more pleasant sade ot lute and the happiness ot Invnng I had so much to be thanktul tor' The tamuly atmos phere In whnch I luved was enlightening ruch and happy It was here that I tound the depth ot under standmg the love and the wnllungness to help-all those thmgs that make a tamuly so needed I sud denly remembered a cold winter day when I had gone skatmg with a trnend As I returned home at dusk thoroughly trozen I saw the trlendly twnnkle ot the Inghts and I telt protected When I walked In shakmg ott the cold snow I saw a cheertul ture crack ' I I f . . . . u .' . ' . I . . . ' I I ' g . ' . . ' . . his ' ' ,I h' . . . ' t ' each one adding to the luster ot the season. The on . I ' 49 lung In The flreplace and on The hearfh my dog peacefully IusTennng To The famnly conversafnon The smell of good food was floafmg from The kuTchen I felT happy and suddenly Thankful for The goodness of home wnTh :Ts forever warm welcome I Then recalled anoTher day when a Trnvnal argu menT had nrrnTaTed me IT was a hoT day nn The summer I felT cross and Tnred perhaps because of The Terrific humudafy AfTer dmner I walked ouT of The house slamming The door loudly behnnd me Thus unnecessary noise seemed To saflsfy me The heavy humndlTy how ever had dssappeared and a mnld breeze was blownng genfly Through The Trees As I climbed The hull behund The house I saw an unvnfnng paTch of grass under a spreadung cherry Tree IT appeared a perfecT place To sTop To Thrnk Thungs over The breeze blew refresh mgly Through my halr The birds were chlrpung gally and as I saT un The warm sunseT I suddenly feIT aT ease I shuT my eyes and saw The sun rnsmg nn The oTher hemusphere upon an unfamnlnar world I ThoughT of Those unknown people Dnd They have happy famnlues as I dnd7 or were They hungry sad and clusappounTed7 These quesTuons made me Thankful for The ruch and happy world surroundung and enrnchung my lufe uack ly I realuzed how snlly I had been and as The sunsef faded behind The surrounding woods I began my walk home wnTh a qulck and Invely sTep As I concluded The ThoughTs of my dlTTerenT experu I caughT sughT of The realuzed whaT an op Enfhuslasm ences and Theur books Iyung on porTunnTy lay flashed I was again Ieges which Affer I conTrubuTe To under Three phere The an an college and and prrvn Thmgs whuch I arranged Them The famlly aTmos and a happy I was angry or dusap pounfed I would remember These Thnngs engraved deeply nn my mend I was sure ThaT I would feel for TunaTe and happy As I lay nn bed ThaT nnghT sTalI Thnnkrng of Those unsplrang Ideas I suddenly saT up realuzlng ThaT I had forgoTTen The mosT umporTanT Thnng of all Smnlnng nn The dark I snuggled down un my covers and whus pered To my dog And :sn T :T wonderful To be able To say LeT Us Pray 7 Jane Swan Grade I I YOSEMITE To geT To YosemnTe we had To druve Through The mounfauns down Info The greaT valley As we drove along The wrndnng mounfann passes we began To glimpse The Type of scenery ThaT we would be seeing for The nexT few days huge mounfalns and very small people When we reached The valley we followed a ruver lnTo The hearT of Yosemufe NaTuonaI Park Each Turn of The road broughT new and excuhng scenes To our eyes Now and Then The raver besude us would crash and swell over The boulders or gracefully flow over a ledge The waTer crysTaI clear sparkled un The IaTe afTernoon sun IT seemed To be Talkung To us as we rolled on snde by sude The mounTauns rose all around us and The pane scenTed aur was clear and nnvngoraTrng ThaT evemng we wafched The fnre falls over Glacner PolnT Each nughf aT nine ThurTy There IS an Indian call To Camp Curry and Then glowung coals from a special kund of bark whuch has been burned for sev eral hours are pushed off The pomT The coals cas caded down The mounfazn slde luke a sTream of fnre nes The nexf mornsng we aTe breakfasT on The Terrace wnTh lovely pasfel wrld flowers Agaun The mnghfy Yosemufe Falls Thus Tnme rn The un The early mornung sun near a large clearmg Armed wnTh s IaTer we sTarTed off on a wenT by bus far up Info The Trees belneved To be many even when folnage almosT brughT copper redwood Trees looked almosT as Though someone wenT ouT every mornung lusf To polish Them Affer luncheon we headed Towards The oTher sude of The valley on my way sToppnng aT Inspurahon of Them bear The They Tall somehrnes a year They seem color even brughfer Than IengTh of The greaT valley and :T looks as Though The mounTauns parTed To Ie+ The raver Through Then as we clumbed hngher and hngher we goT a glimpse oT The Suerra Nevada Mounfalns whnch le beTween YosemuTe and The Pacufuc Ocean Fnnally when we reached Glacrer PounT Yosemnfe lay before us as we sTood hugh above The valley floor The Merced Rnver whnch flows Through The valley was merely a Tnny brnghf green ribbon carefully land down The cenTer There were Vernal and Nevada Falls flowmg peacefully El Caplfan a solud cubic mule of rock sfandnng malesfucally as If To guard nfs kingdom and To The rnghT Half Dome which people belreve was once a compIeTe dome We sTood and looked aT The wondrous scenery whsle some fleecy whuTe clouds came over The mounTams as nf To perform for The cameras Comnng back down The mounTann we sTopped To see Brldal Venl Falls There was a lovely rannbow on The falls and The wnnd senT The waTer rockeflng and cascadmg from one snde To The oTher The waTer made a deIncaTe lacy paTTern lusT luke a brndes venl When aT IasT we had To leave Yosemnfe decuded ThaT we had made only a denT un seemg all of :T Our bus drnver had Told us ThaT he and hs famuly had Ilved nn The park for Twenfy years and They hadnT yeT run ouT of new campung snTes We hoped ThaT someday we could reTurn perhaps In a dlTTerenT season and conTnnue our Tour of Yosemufe Suzanne Jones Grade II . 2 . I I I TI' . gngfgafgvel +I-,e words which PoinT, almosT on The valley floor. One can see down The of I I . F T 1 F 1 0 'I 1 i d ' I d. ' - - u - Q . Q 1 I I 1 . I I lf ' 50 THE RETURN SofTIy as Though afraud To wake The spuruTs of yesTerday I closed The car door A sTrange force whuch had broughT me To Thus sulenT place was pullung me down The paTh To The swummung pool Slowly I Treaded my way along unTul I reached The same bruck fence ThaT had surrounded The pool years ago I leaned on The rough sfone gazed nosfalgucally unTo The dark sulenT waTer and losT myself un a world of beauTuful memorues Then I had been suTTung by The pool Suddenly ucy waTer I came up T lasT Jerry was Too I made lumped Throwung our noTher bouT of ended when I pulled f The pool and sa he cavorTed around eyes my eyes wander down The lake Jerry and l had walked down There many Tumes buf The walk we Took on The nughT of The club dance was The only unforgeT able one The nughT was nearly perfecf The pleasanfly warm breeze was playung a lullaby Through The Trees The sky was a roof of deep purple velvef and on ThaT purple were doTTed duamonds Thaf sparkled and shone as Jerry and I passed by A I was caTapulTed uraTe buf The handsome rubber I IuTTed my The paTh To The we looked up uT seemed To make a sTaTely bow To us alone The sounds of The lake were soofhung The waTer wuTh a sfeady meloduous beaT lapped genTly aT The sandy shore The cruckeTs and The frogs were rehearsung romanTuc mood musuc We lusfened carefully and could hear The swans glud ung slowly along The nughf was warm The sounds and sughTs were lovely and we were young and un love Jerry Took my hand and Turned me To ward hum We shared a kuss noT our fursT noT our lasT sumply a momenT of bluss ThaT promused eTernal love The forlorn whusfle of a Traun rushung by and unTo The darkness shook me from my reverue Those days were gone ThaT love was gone buT more days and more loves had come To full The voud The moon over head suddenly broke Through The clouds and bafhed The world un uTs splendor No longer melancholy I Turned and wuTh a lughT hearT walked away Eleonore Hanson Grade I2 PROFILE OF A FRIEND As I saT gazung unTenTly ouT my wundow my eyes resTed upon a small brown sTrucTure held hugh oTf The ground by a sTurdy pole LuTTle creaTures lookung luke ConfederaTe solduers un Theur blue gray unuforms darTed un and ouT of The aperfure of The munufe buuldung Each member of The army of chuckadees flew sTraughT To The burd feeder hesufafed a momenT whule lookung furfuvely To euTher sude quuckly popped un and ouT of The feeder and scurrued away wuTh hus Treasure Whule conTemplaTung on The burd feedung sTaTuon my ThoughTs Turned To uTs buulder who so lovungly had buulT many oThers before uT AlThough refured now Mr Cafher was The chuef power enguneer aT Easfrnan Kodak Company Thus uob whuch unvolves The heafung of The pIanT requures precusuon because The delucafe fulm us harmed uf The condufuons are noT perfecT Thus scuenTufuc exacTness has been carrued over unTo oTher phases of hus lufe In The hearT of Thus wonderful older man There us a greaT affecfuon for The luTTIe feafhered creaTures whuch add so much color To nafure He has buulT many burd houses and burd feeders each one closer To perfecfuon Than The prevuous model In hus laTesT edu Tuon of a burd feeder a a meTal cone To squurrels The feeder us burds A welcome burds from unsude The The openung a bopper Thus meTal roof and unaccessuble resTs luke The foreugn To The us worked appears aT lower The e un orTunaTe un an neuTher do sad Tale Truder The hus fruends To whom A heaTed founfaun has also been desugned and buulT by Mr Cafher When The Temperafure oufsude us below The freezung pounT a lughT bulb underneafh The founfaun us Turned on Thus generafung enough heaT To prevenT The waTer from becomung uce The burds can Take Theur baThs un The coIdesT of weafher Thanks To a Tune fruend For Mr CaTher The world us full of chuckadee of all suzes Two of a relafuvely large magnuTude have been added To Thus classufucafuon My moTher has become Mama Chuckadee and her daughTer LuTTle Chuckadee A champuon aT brudge Mr Cafher unvaruablv goes home wuTh The firsT pruze un hus hand ETforTlessly he wuns The Trucks wuTh a muschuevous Twunkle un hus eye sayung Aha youd beTTer waTch ouT' Truly a Mr Fax uT man he can do anyThung from mouse proof ung a coTTage To makung a shark fin for a cosTume parTy Yes I ThoughT as I conTunued To waTch The chuckadees Mr CaTher cerTaunly has shown humself a fune and remarkable man MargareT Croffon Grade I2 le! 6 , . . . . I . .. . in. l u . l . u 0 a . o . . . ' T, . - l . ' ' , I un- , - ' us f ' - pale crescenT rocked uusT over our heads. When ' JI d ' 51 Paygro nd eql. prnent e helped A een Roat Schoo b y SQCIAL SERVICE PROJECTS ra e 4 ch ho r A een Roat Sc oo Grade 5 Wndo Roclc studies science G ng OPENS SC OO Teen age Lee Kyimq Ja Wndo Rocll ol South Korea one of our t o foster ch ldren Sporfg at W ndow Ro lc boys A leen Roat Columbia g ls 'rhs year have enloyed le++ers and picfures from our lwo lndian classes-Grade 4 af Aileen Roaf School, Gallup, New Mexico, 'raughl by Miss Elizabelh Schmalz: and Parf of Grade 5 at Window Roclc School, For? Defiance, Arizona, faughl by Mrs. Marlin. 52 Tl . ' f' A' .wa-.V 4 .9551 ' W- o -we, X his 3.1- ff! ' yr -S f 31, L s - , I Q.. 4 nsnh1n..4-- ...rn4w........-lL.1!,..qnn-I Z!'ndf. ff '51 'Um 5 1 Fiss 5 A -f X' 4 i If M X Q 'Qu 'Q WY'-a-' Lf . I-Iousewares, I-Iardware, Paint Sporfinq Goods. Toys. I-Ioboies and Complimenis Elecfrical Appliances af BENHAWS suzANNE Fnocxs A+ +I'1e I2 Corners I922 Monroe Avenue 293 ALEXANDER STREET For the nest an FOOD KILBORN STUDIOS WOLF S MARKET CompIe+e ART Service l472 Monroe Ave Free Deely Delwery BRowmng I 2380 I809 Eas+ Avenue GReenfIeIcI 3 0560 C om plzmenfs 11771475 amz' 11111015 lo 5Ellf16ll0NlElI VISII our Son Jon QoIIege Thrnff Shop on The Second Iloor 54 F . of f-2rejon.rkq BRADLEY M MEADE INTERIORS I887 EAST AVENUE BRownung I 8544 Rochesler IO N Y EAST AVE HARDWARE CO I796 Easl Avenue Phone BRowmng I 80I8 JUNIUDAMA INC Home 0 Young Fa.rhmn.r PRE TEENS TEE NIS ILNIIOR8 NIIb5ES Door and Gale Wardrooe Doors Operalors and for Schools Radio Conlrol Jalouge Bunldung Spe uallles Myron W Greene OI ERHI AD DOORS Sales and Warehouse Hlllsnde 5 466I Wholesale and Re+auI Meals FREEZAMART FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS MEATS FOR HOME FREEZERS l875 Monroe Avenue Hlllslde 5 2440 SCHNEIDER S PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS I492 MONROE AVENUE BR I 9 2787 Monroe Ave Rochesler I8 N Y ownmg 827 9 , 0 , . . f ' A -9.- V 2941 Monroe Avenue at Clover ' I 5 I Q 9 0 55 Aatun Gzrls I Whats hzs Name Say Cheese Rhythm round the World Open mouth xnxert foot 1 our Deal Compliments of the Class of 1960 56 Partzng 15 sufh su eet sorrow 11 A' L , - I tis .,., ll, Y ss , , If 17 Y , , W . . . ' t Y Y n - - , n Compliments Of THE EAST AVENUE BEAUTY SALON I8 I 5 Easf Avenue Compliments of R Y A N L T D . Conservafive Men's Wear Children s Book Shop 292, Alexander Street P L A C E S ATLANTIC STATION WESTFALL and MONROE CARVEL DARI FREEZE IC E C R E A M WHERE MONROE MEETS CLOVER Plen+y of Perl: ng Clean Resl Rooms Complnmenfs of CHASE PITKIN Hardware Garden Center KNIGHT S PHARMACY Gravely Power Equupmenl' FOR LAXYN GARDEN FIELD BROOKS GRAYELY CO 30l6 Monroe Avenue Rochesfer New York Wmfon and Blossom Roads Phone BRowmng I 5I22 I h - Compliments 7 of 1 57 6 MARIE BA TJER BERNARD HELD INC FURRIER 649 PARK AVENUE 45 EUCLID STREET 7 BAker 5 4240 C mp! me ts Greeneland Dalmatlans Champ on Dalmahans 2787 Monroe Ave 58 COIIIIIJUIII nfs of I GReenfieId 3-i480 Roches+er , N. Y. ' 0 i 71 of i ' , IN FOQD Its Everythmg Under H '- 7 STARS gag K ....1!....3i amiijug ?UHuHU ADDR: wif' 'sgfgg 'fBm'3f,,6 ,Vida m rAMous BRAND cms 'fm 7' GH' Top alue mn FRE Y 59 , O Y ,, ' Q Y , ' a Q i ' in V- ,, X 1 A - +1 1 -rx, X 5 V 1 .K XX. W g 4 Qx 1 kj ' 1 f f l i Q i,x -'K X . ' , I ff . Q , 4 Q ' ' A lg' ff 1 ' 0 . 'F I l , ' ' X f ff? V 4' t A L A ' fi?f'f V5 ff, , QX I I .f 5 3 K. if - Y v ' f if Q3 512' - ff' ' ' ' , -1,1 A J, x 1 T 'rub N ,QV V lib I I. ,lui f. ,y 5 ,A wg, .15-L r -,V ln. ki .A I.. 5 UN -mmHfAM.f Aw 1M,HH,, ' U 1-Lf' ful VK -- Q- - -sm gy -1 N fig N,?.:jg2 P1-'xv ,f 1' ! .'1f,w 'E 3 m . :eiiz 252523 1 -+11 .1-cg: 3.51.- gigiy 33523 SEQEEIPIU I 'f.-1 ! ,,-:- ' it 1 U 51:51. vo 'SEN 1 ', pf. .o n K . .,.,, f X JN-, J..-25:5 - ip' l.- :-:-:- 'ff Co Caplamx 0 the O I: Y Glasscs by B 8. L Lay out Girls Go Allendale Patienrc in tba Background Compliments 60 Trade a Dantz Tee-Hee. Donor Prnate I j Secretary Field Day 4,' oi Friends Tonighfx the Night asI1'nq ac:cessor'es re d fu I br' ' n s an u ca'ro , Complzmenix THOMAS D CLOONAN SH IELDS JEWELERS 2877 Monroe Avenue Rochesfer I8 N Y I93O A Monroe Avenue phone BRown1ng 1 9485 Free PM LP ff ffDf 'f'1 fine wa+cI1es and diamonds Mobll Service Sfahon L O U I S W O L F CHMSON PHARMACY 'IIC I738 Monroe Avenue I707 MONROE AVE FINE FOODS AND VEGETABLES GReenf'eIcI 3 6402 Rochesfer N Y WHEN YOU CHOOSE A FINE PIANO EOR YOUR HOME consrder CHICKERING KNABE OTIICIGI Plano oI'rI1e MeIropoIu'ran Opera Es? I837 MASON 8: HAMLIN The World s Cos'rIIesI PIanoIor+e C FIS C H Eavorure In Amerucan Homes sunce I84O G E O R G E S T E C K OIIICIGI Puano oITI1e Kansas Cnry S'rarIngI1I TI1eaIre and SI Louvs MunucIpaI Opera Es 857 Producrs of Indnvzdual Dnvussons of AEOLIAN AMERICAN CORPORATION Easi' RocI1es+er 61 bes I I of Americas Oldesr and IvIosI' Disrinquisned Piano-ESI. I823 J . 81. . E R . ' I ' - I. I THE UTA SHOP 'nc nnrlllandlf fumfr, L L P + y Fa o 253 ALEXANDER STREET HAm Hon 6 5277 C age I5 be ade fo appo + ens I457 Mon oeAe B 92 n cacled24ho s adace -fr FUR X DAD Whe+l'1er I+ s hrs Blrrhday or Anniversary whefher ni' s Fafher s Day Chns+mas or Eas1'er Dad gefs a real fhrlll when YOU remember hum and an exfra fhnll when your grfi' bears +he quall label of Rochesfer s fines? Men s Sfore RLlN'S Comp! mem! Complzme ts Salon de Corffure BARBARA JANE Sl'1era+on Ho+el BAlrer 5 7840 5 7849 GIFT S H O P 641 Park Avenue 62 ' ff? - , E, 1 f Us Town and Cow r shi ns I . r V. R..-I3 hr wi m r. Inmf of n el ur an v n . 0 g . n I . , . . , . . . I I i . n of OAK RIDGE STABLES INC Rou+e 64 Pniisford Mendon Rd Pnffsford New You I-Iunfers and Jumpers For Sale Bearded and Schooled Equzlatzon Lessons by Appouzlmenl Owner Manager MRS JANE A MESSLER ADOLPH MOGAVERO LUdlow 6 l803 LUdlow 6 I809 Compllments oi the Class oi 1962 63 T L I I l I I ' I I bear a serrel H K Boy, Jlnfs out of il K be Q ' Tolem Pole Alfred C Ernest Inc Operatmg lbe Manhattan Restaurant 25 EAST AVENUE Putty Three Years Compliments ELM ER S GARAGE PARK AVE ATLANTIC SERVICE CERTIFIED ATLANTIC LUBRICATION Choldu Wa Wash Motor T ne Up M no Repa Prk Lp azd Del zery O e 7 30 I 0 Truly a Drugstore KIELSON S PHARMACY Professional Pharmacists 260 Park Avenue GReent eId 3 5442 HOLUARD JOHDSODS landmark for hungry Americans TWELVE CORNERS Wbe Monroe Wx ton and Elmwood Meet Com zllmeut Gallenes ol Flne Arts 9 South Goodman Street BRO ngl 46 of - l 0 u n x u - i r irs i ' r i' p n : - 0:0 l ,I 5 . . of Delivery Service , - wni -08 re , 'n ,- 64 Complzmenls THE EAST AVENUE GIFT SHOP LaMAY DRUG COMPANY I794 Easi' Avenue 1800 East Avenue Rochester N Y IIIMES IOHNSTDN AGENCY INC INSURANCE I020 Sibley Tower Building HAmlI+on 6 9930 A'-1SUf1 F Grab Cb Phnlnp C Goodwm Treas Robert F Woerner Pres Robert Grab Asst Vice Pres Leonard H Henderson, Vice Pres. ames T Henderson, Asst. Sec. Roy A Duffus, Sec ames C Duffus, Asst. Treas. 65 of 0? 5' l I '. ,' ss. 1, O . - J. . . J. CONIPLIHFNIS BOLLER CLARK INC INSURANCE 2I 'r Mann S+ree+ Roches+er I4 New York 66 OF f 1 E 5 N l ' l Eas ' Rc lltllill, Femmes Fatale: Our Heaamasler Dlndm at Ldrgt ll bo 5 gal the red nose Follou lbe Leader Sbrzek of Ar :bn I xpproxe Hrs Srmpxon B161 :ts fold oulszde Comphments oi Fnends 67 A I 4 tw , ' 1 -n 22 ' 5 , . ' 1 , , , 7 ' -Q ' 1 4' , X , -egg . alll- 'W :fy if V -1- 4 ,L , 'ark A 522 Aff' My .. rg- 4: X, Q 1'-?3gg,.g5N7' A ,Y - .:.'5'f'L K i . f 1 ' . A . 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Danrel W Frazsler Realior Spefzalzzuzg zu Eaxt Side Propertj AND Frazsrer Dryer Insurance Agency 920 Wmfon Road Sourh Rochesfer I8 N Y Hlllslde 5 3322 H side 5 I 5 LAUWERET'S GARDEN STORE Ezergreens Shrubs Fertzlzzers and Imectzczdes 3280 Monroe Avenue Rochesfer I8 N Y Hr 5 3980 Wzrh Mnlk Hs Whai You Don+ See Tha+ Counfs P71101 lbe Imesl In DAIRY PRODUCTS BLUE BOY DAIRY 476 Exchange S1'ree'r LOcus+ 2 6770 FREDRICK S BAILEY INC 383 PARK Ave American Sulver Anhque and Modern Pamhngs Prmfs e+c Irzmcv Huff If Order Pamhng Res+ored Gold Leafang All Glfls Beam: 1111 W ra ed '11 Nr Fxlra Clarge lmporfed China and Crysfal . . . ' - Ill' - I0 Q , M English Silver Anrique and Modern 1 I. 'I' . I' PP 69 Pzslol Parkm Mama Haydfy Humorous Our Fair Lady Autumn Lea: ex Ou! T111 hlonday jaflhouxe Rork Center o Learmng Be Bop Baby r r Comp11ments of the Class of 1961 70 C a K Q I ' 4 - . 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I822 Easl' Ave 262 PARK AVENUE G-Reenfeld 3 6947 Barnard Porfer Remlng'l'on C,,,,P,,,,e, 81 Fowler Inc THE CRAFT SERVICE II3 No'fhW+e Slee Rochesle 4 N Y PAINTS GLASS BRUSHES 9 COLUMBIA SCHOOL OF ROCHESTER Incorporated 67'I'h Year DAX AWD BOARDING SCHOOL Columbua graduafes are alfendmg such colleges as Beaver Carnegie College of Woos+er Connechcuf Hollins Pune Manor Bryn Mawr Dulce Radclnffe Russell Sage Simmons Sludmore Sml'rl'1 Wellesley Wells Whealon and Wilson and Ihe Umverslhes of Colorado and Rochesler 73 p imen 5 of , 1 vf I I . I I 1 'r I1 5 . - of 9-I - r a r r I r , . . Artisls' and Dnzzviug ,llalerials f L L V I . I I . I . I . I I I I I 0 I . I - I I I I ' I 74 ADE- OU LITTLE PIGEON . IMLLES ILVLVIHLHE W Q1 la. i ' ' ff Expecnue Auv Xi-:mmm MAH-' WGGEE? Amvorue ser-:fu 1500 P z f'Nf'N I f I C 1 ' C K, -+3-:ML J kv LLMLLL. JJ LIU- ONE OF Youna GEMS? C AUG ADLA S206 fo V641 no , S , S RES S X Jovcae- IQQTX 'VANCE' A N QFF fo THE GAME? 'f 6 'izx EM OU - 'rl' W' A ,g ,NW9 ' , NI . 33' .. I K E0 w ES Y ,fr l 'x I ',. X AME MSLQW smite 1 K J h f K X' LIL Muslc Musm ALNFWS j Mus c.' X iw KAEEN J num I5 T 'TWA5 women D eTy TODDY TOPS nu Pemoo? ure Snow Too i i A 27 x iq'-55 Ewa? IN THEACT' l 'lu NOT A X 9 HP QED . co cnrrnuu 99555 Mnemu vor we 'EAM' REALLY So fncnuefo' 41 Auzae PAST ,Uma QQ ' T' f 5 V . 6,5 ,O 662 Dui q ggi SALLY THUS YUUEO 8 L4 E LJ Secfjzgivegfgj? ee 7 lo 5 094 M135 e dl i i CHFQAY CCCOYOXI G me KPN Q11-E HUERY ' f T! ' J ' fb f J 5 N S A . . 7 7 .. - 0 , u ... .NH .. E 1 25 ' . - -F oF- F: ' Y, xx' - x N- p 1 . l 2 CK f K Q 2 ' .X 'T X C T ' Se 'X' . 75 Q 6 ROBERT w DEWERIAN ,lf If L, 0 ff 1 s+ A enue RocI1esI'er N BAIcer 5 93I6 HOME FURNISHINGS and SERVICES FOR BETTER LIVING UpI1oIs+ery Wood ork MILLER CRAFTS INC 530 Monroe Ave BRo mng I I483 NATIONAL HOMES SPRUCEWOOD DEVELOPERS INC GENEVA NEW YORK BUILDERS II B Cowles Company n FOLDING BOXS PAPER SPECIALTIES Vlcfor New York BEN BARNET FOR THE FINEST In Dry Cleaning Compliments of MONROE PHARMACY Diiz cz- LLL Liana ia: , , W ART OBJECTS FIHIng Furni+ure v , . Y. ' ' ' . w ' - I I ' I c. 'A' 'A' I I O 76 Treadwa Inn at Rochester, New York 384 EAST AVENUE WASHING MOTOR ACCESSORIES TIRES 8 TUBES TUNE UPS LUBRICATION SMITH 81 LIND TEXACO SERVICE STATION Phone BRO nung I 9574 I933 Eas+ A enue Rochesfer IO N Y Prescrzplzon SPGCIHIISIS THE CENTRAL PHARMACY PITTSFORD New Yomc Hlllslde 5 I979 WALDERT OPTICIANS 26 Easf Avenue I380 MI Hope Avenue Monroe Tree Surgeons Inc Monroe Landscape Service nc 22 Ford Sfreef LOcus+ 2 6850 WENIGER S rudmg clofhes and booI's English and Wes+ern saddlery harness horse equupmenf sporhng goods IZ4 SOUTH AVENUE BAIcer 5 886I Rochesfer N 77 I It w ' - , Pirk l'p and Call Serrife Phones. Pi++sford 260 V , . . I l 0 -k . I I . ' - , .Y Tha! mn! bc 718,11 Ln m use Slmdy G :tba rm g n- Do not dzsturb Bu! xt 5 here .vomeu here C Inn Res! Co 441455 break Anyone or glnxscs Ll 1111 ran you say Holly Day Mood U arm up Iimc Compliments of the Class of 1959 78 Com Izments Bruce s Esso Servlcenter 20 Browncroft Blvd Rochester 9 N Y GREENE 5 BU+Ier89798 Bulldlng Maintenance Supplles Inc Our BnggestBarga1n Electrlc And Gas Service cost day nn day out electrncuty ond gos 209 CENTRAL AVENUE cont nue to be the biggest borgonn nn your fomaly budget ROCHESTER GAS AND ELECTRIC VULKSWAGEN LES SERVQCE F A MOTORS ING l6O Mount Hope Ave Rochester 20 N Y BAl:er 5 2l90 79 P ' I ' of ' O 4' . . Because nothing does somuchotsuch little E I cl 0 n S A - Telephone HAmIf0f1 6 '070 Burde'H' Wllbur 81 Burde1 I' Inc EUGENE and JOSE E 4 N FOOD MARKET Puffsford N Y The one sfop Food Sfo e OMBRA WEIS Inferlors A +q Lamps Carpefs FU V1 fu e DFBDGI' 65 The Lzttle House I7 Monroe Avenue Pn'H'sford N Y LUdlow 6 0960 WHITING FOOLS INC PITTSFORD N Y PADDOCK POOLS The Nanorz 5 Finest Complzmeuts 0 ROCHESTER SMELTING 81 REFINING CO INC STAR PALACE Ilye Home f Ivory Soap Laundermg an Samfone Dry Cleaning IRVING B ROSENTHAL en Norfh S+ 1884 Easf Ave Presldenf Phone BAIxer 5 7l I0 i - 0 I lI.u'rdresser5 I D n V r 108 as: Axenue Rochester . I , Y. Complimeutx of n I ues I . Fine r I r I , - - I H ' 1 ' H . . ,I ol Q I . , n ' BO Dao! Hola. new wo owl- fegmbo d,,,,fw ,,,,. .ffm ,aw u-Luj CD JU.LfL ufv UNLJ ff ,.5X3,?b1'L2 w3T' Dfw' iblf mis KQQIZCQQB .ummmwf ml 522-P v Ulgelid vKo.Cl3L?q ufnrnu' Q mf, Z 2? 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RO:-1D Millers Landscape Servlce an Garden Siore 2727 Culver Rd HOpIuns 7 524 MINIT MAN CAR WASH I65 Mem Slreel' Wesl WARREN COBB REALTOR Esiablzshed 1930 I664 Monroe Avenue Rochesler I8 N Y or I-II 54469 The DOUBLE Power Team Amoco Gas Super Permalube O11 Schwarfz s Amoco Siahon N Mann S+ PuHsIorcI N Y I.UdIow 6 9904 Clarence W Smllh Inc BooIcseIIers SIaIuoners Imporfers 485 EAST AVFINLE ROCHESTER 4 INEXY XORK R E D and W H IT E GORDON H CLARK Grorerzes ualztj Meals Fruzls I egetables Frosted Foods BRownmg ISI43 I24I Park Ave FOR WINTER SPORTS CONTACT CCM Fngure SIca+es Slus CIo+I1mg Accessorues Ca RUBY SPORTING GOODS STORE 857 Clmlon Avenue Soufh BRownmg I 6604 1 Q I e up, Af Axial 543110 d 2523 C IL I '7 . . ' -I 34 Winfon Road Norfh INear +Iwe I2 CornersI Phone: I-II. 5-2320 , I I 0 l 0 1 ' 1 US ' ll . , Q . I , . I Y 84 Au r mon Our Papa Stntfb It s zn the Bag And thu gzrls uotb the mnmbal No il 5 strawberry It's a bard life Compliments of the Class of 1958 85 i,,a Complzments o the Treaduay Les Penseurs Read much? Compliments o KELLER S GIFT SHOP I849 MONROE AVENUE ROGER YOUNG STABLES WH br and 'r a n your ho se and clwld +o lump hen spoken +o Marsh Rd Paflsford N Y Complime zls o R S PAVIOUR AND SON Inc GENERAL INSURANCE Lincoln Alliance Bu ld ng LLL lack Frohm Stables Horses Boarded and Trained Equlfahon Lessons by Appomfmenf Tfdllllllg or Shou Ruzg and Hunt Field our Sperzalty Hunters OFFICE 6l56 Palmyra Road Farrporl' N Y LUdlow 6 I832 Iumpers STABLES 752 Edgewood Ave Rochesler I8 N Y LUdlow 6 5749 f ff ..f V. . . aa Complzments IWIIWII f1fm1m'j IARL EXTRUSIONS ING C011 I II I The Monroe Record Shop 722 MONROE AVENUE Rochesfer 7 N Y GReenf'eld 3 9258 Complzme :ls 0 SIMMONS MOTORS CORPORATION R0 1 .vie Old sl D S lo 8. Pljmoutl Dealers 336 Easf Avenue Complzments BOSCUL COFFEE CASE BAKERY Smce 1898 M Sfore 435 Cour+ Sfreef B ghfon I740 Monroe A e ue B o nc off 2302 Ma n S+ree+ Eas+ Ma n Merchanis Shopp ng Plaza 3500 Easi' Avenue MAPLEWOOD WILLSER WORKS CUSTOM MACHINERY BUILDERS Smce l84O . , f 1 p if en J of fu' r'5 e e 0 ' f J , . . I ' Baked Goodx of Dislinction of ' ain - ri - v n r w r - i i - i 0 A 1 A 88 gi W Il 5 K1 long bard day Eureka ' U z bsler says Buddus to Ibe End I I only bu! 1,7011 And Ibn 11 I u ml Lemme think O11 yeah? Compliments of the Class oi 1963 89 Complimeuls Visif ROChSSJfSF'S CONTINENTAL BAKING CO B zkers WONDER BREAD ond HOSTESS CAKE R O C K Y S Elmwood Service Siahon I650 Elmwood Avenue Rocbesrer N Y BRowmng I 956i Newesf Smarfesr Fashion Shop casual modes by Tavel Inc 7 5 MONROE AVENUE Theres u one und only In refreshment, too IOTT ED DEI UT OR? OF THE COC COLA CO Complzments Chomberlm Rubber Company of 1 of O , . I I O 0 I I 7 Y! ll . I -1 'Q' jf' 5E' f .fl -.HA . I f t X 1' 1 ,K of X, N f' X, , , f L UN A H IY A- MPANY 90 Compliments Compliments of Ui ARCHER MOTOR CO.. Inc Herman's Pastry 350 Monroe Avenue Rochester 7, N. Y. I 795 MONROE AVENUE Compliments of MMM sruolo The Fmest In Portralture Engagement Weddmg Candnds Weddmg Formals 91 S Your Professional Photographer V 'J Front Row C Cooley H Hellebush S Golemb W Geal: L Henry S McCanne M Hyndman S Lennox B Pease P Todd M Hodge J Coclrcroft M Allen J Kmgston J Hudson R Connor J Youngman Second R H Cohen P Newcomb L Rsngwood M Whntalrer Th rd Row E Geason M Huberlue J Fnsher H Royer F urth R w J Cann J Marsland W Smnth A Shepard E Brown GRADUATES OF I957 MARY LEE ALLEN Wellesley College ELLEN MARY BROWN Connechcui College For Women JUDITH BICKFORD CANN Centenary College JOAN MARY COCKCROFT Wellesley College HELEN LOUISE COHEN Bryn Mawr College RUTH ROBINSON CONNOR Wheafon College COBINA LOUISE COOLEY Stephens College JUDITH EDWARDS FISHER Smlth College WANDA MARILYN GEIB Goucher College EDITH BARBARA GLEASON Randolph Macon College For Wo HESTER SCHUYLER HELLEBUSH Colby Jumor College men LINDA LIVINGSTONE HENRY Beaver College MARGARET ELIZABETH HODGE Hiram College MARY MARGARET HUBERLIE Shldmore College JUDITH ANN HUDSON Denuson Unuversuty MARTHA ANNE HYNDMAN Snmmons College JANE LOUISE KINGSTON Jaclrson College In Tufts UNIVBYSILY SUE NANCY LENNOX Sludmore College JONATHA ALLISON MARSLAND Cornell UHIYQFSILY SUSAN McCANNE Weslmmster College PATRICIA CAROLINE NEWCOMB UTIIVEYSILY of Mnamu Flornda BETTY MIRIAM PEASE Elmira College 92 LYNNE ANITA RINGWOOD Wulson College HARRIET KANE ROYER Vassar College ADELE ELIZABETH SHEPARD Syracuse Unuversnty WANDA LOU SMITH College of Wooster PENELOPE FARLEY TODD Endlcoti Junuor College MARGERY ANN WHITAKER Hood College JOAN MARIE YOUNGMAN Shdmore College W! 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