Fillmore Central School - Crest Yearbook (Fillmore, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1951 volume:

i .., . if 2 X I S . W-XE. CRL bf 5 A FXLLMORF CENTRAL SCHOOL FXLLMOXPE XVEM YORK VO 5' 1951 Wa. 'sir' Y Y -N Y - , ix., I ..-f As X .iL..1', i f N I . fr, ,gal Q, 3-L,f, 5 1 fi R ,A snif f ggwssx A if K- fp A f in N 41. 5 7 wr 5 g. X , U A . Q :onli ., 7 kr L3 . Y A . 1 Tal n f... X if w3igg5Qs ' A ,f 5 ww W Y. I 5, ,vv.-, ' L A f 41 7 L . FOREWORD Here It is the new the better CREST! It rs no longer a Jumor pro1ect excluswely but a product of the combmed efforts of all mterested persons m grades seven through twelve It IS hoped that the new arrangement w111 contrlbute to the lnformatlve and sentimental value of the CREST In rernembermg school days w1th thelr problems heartaches and Joys we rnust also keep rn mmd the lmportance of preparmg for the future Our Alma Mater has been the center of our mterests and 8Ct1Vlt1GS for the great er part of our llves but It has been merely a foundatlon for tomorrow In keepmg wmth tlns sp1r1t the members of the CREST staff w1sh to say Here s to the 1951 CREST May rt serve not only as the key to memory but also as an mcentwe to progress and future happmess ALMA MATER There s a banner floatmg o er us That we all adore There's a sacred song and chorus Hall! O Ha1lI Flllmorel Chorus Where the valley of the rxver Meets the eastern sky Proudly stands our Alma Mater Dear old Fxllmore Hlgh As the years of t1me roll onward And life s work is done, Thoughts of thee fond Alma Mater Back to us w11l come ! 1 . ! 9 , . VI I ' w g . I ' I 7 5 7 I 7 7 As we grow older certam thmgs w1ll contmue to stand out ln our mmds school our frlends and most of all our parents Our parents have been the source of 1nsp1rat1on and comfort all our hves The1r guldance helped to make our mterest 1n school and has glven us a bright outlook for the future In our world of tomorrow you our parents w1ll be the most treasured memory We will remember those days when we turned to you for sympathy portant date or when we faxled to get that A that we had worked so hard for We w1ll remember those times when we very excxtedly told you of that part we had 1n the class play of our bemg elected as class presx dent or when we had been asked to go to the Sprmg Prom These and other such events have played a part ln all our lxves Somehow we always recovered f r o m the heartaches w1th sympathetxc Mom and Dad there when we needed them They d1d a fme Job of pre parmg us for tomorrow ln humble tr1bute to all you Dads a.nd Moms we dedlcate the 51 CREST after a battle with the school bully, when we were stood up on that im- THE CREST STAFF Edltor ln Chxef Asslstant Edltors Business Manager Asslstant Buslness Advert1s1ng COpyWr1t1Dg Ar General Assxstants Student Advxsors CREST OFFICERS Manager- Shlrley Towner Betty Jensen Patrxcxa Sandford Jean Brown June W11cox Vlrgmxa Colombo Arlene Beardsley Sylvla Taylor Anne Marvin Gary Nevlnger Charles Marvm Joyce Ludwlg Helen M111s Patsy Dav1s Oleath Hull f iff' T ON xv! fix! 7 ADMINISTRATION I' '. 9 x M P-'N4 QT Back Row Robert Wxlhams, Ag Cadet Teacher Lyle Hemink Soclal Studles S Edward W1lmot Agrlculture Leon Swartout Sclence, Stewart Folts Mus1c Second Row Geraldine Jones Lrbrarian, Irene StaChOW13.k Engllsh Phylhs Spencer Music Sara Gelser Mathematlcs Mary Gowdy Language Hannah Fmdlay Engllsh Front Row Pauhne Potter Soclal Studies Carohne Smlth Commerclal Burt Swales Guldance Andrew Haynes Prlncxpal Agnes Kehrer Mathematics MarJor1e Main Nurse, Lou1seMorr1s Homemakmg FAC U LTY Kathryn Clark Grade 6 Leah Zeller Granger 1 Agnes Greer, Grade 6 Howard Stapley Grade 5 Hazel Bogardus Allen 3 Nora Barnes, Granger 1 Eva Beach Caneadea 6 Second Row Gladys Smxth Grade 5 Bermce Baker Grade 3 Pearl Cornwell, Hume 9 Grace Knowlton, Caneadea 6 Ruth Galton Centervllle 6 Frreda Rork Grade 4 Zora Luce, Grade 1 Front Row Dolly Soanes Grade 3 V1v1an Lapp, Grade 2 Ernestine McFarland Grade 4 Andrew Haynes Prmclpal Mabel Crawford and Jean Yager Kmdergarten Jean O'Br1en Grade 1 Q , In X , 1 ., , .1 5. A A m.,r-.v ' ' 4 V P - - 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 - 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . ' 1 1 1 Q 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 Y ' A Z V 4. 1 , '51 ,. Q . . .1 N ,, C af ' as .v X 7 Q1 Kg, 'V X4 St' dd' 9 SCHOOL EMPLOYEEQ -it l I-IISTGRY CLASS CLASSES ARLENE BEARDSLEY Stella Chorus, Senior Play, Jun- ior Prom, Senior Prom, P re sident of Chorus, CREST Staff, Driver T r aining, Intramurals, StudentCouncil Secretary, F. H. A. Major: Homemaking Diploma: Vocational I-lomemaking P. G. Plans: Attend B. S. T.I. to study diete- tics. Miss Agnes C. Kehrer Senior Class Advisor ALICE JEAN BROWN Brownie Band Chorus, Busnless Manager of C REST In tramurals Driver Train ing Cheerleader, Junior Play, Senior Play, Sweet heart Candidate Chorus All State Chorus Pianist Winner of Girls' Ping Pong Tournament Major Business Diploma Vocational Stenography P G Plans Farmer GENE BENNETT The Wolf F F A Intramurals, Senior Play Major Agriculture Diploma Vocational Agriculture P G Plans Farmer HELEN CRONK Chorus, Bxology Club, Drwer Tralmng, Intra murals Mayor. Sclence D1ploma College En trance P G Plans Viork FRANCIS BROWN ' 'BuSter F.F.A.,Chorus, Bas ketball, Soccer, Intra murals. Mayor- Agriculture Diploma Vocational Agriculture P G Plans Navy Farm MARY E UOUD Mary Jumor Play .Tumor Prom L1braryWork Senlor Prom V1ce Presxdent Nat1onal Honor Soclety Secretary Treasurer Class of 1951 Driver Tra1n1ng Intramurals Blology Club Major Sclence Diploma College En trance P G Plans Nurse PATSY JOYCE DAVIS Pat' Class Secretary FILL MORE SPACE Staff Li brary Club CREST Staff C RE S T Editor In Chief Driver Traimng National Honor Society, S e n 1 o r Play Intramurals Sen lor Prom Major Vocational Steno sraphy Diploma Voc ational Stenography P G Plans Office work then marriage EVA E ELLIOTT Blondle Chorus BlO1Ogy Club Semor Play Sophomore Play Llbrary Club Drlvmg Instructlon Ass t Cafeterla Cashler Intra murals CREST Staff Volce Major Sclence D1p1oma College n trance P G Plans MISSIOHHFY Nurse EDITH I ELDRIDGE 'Deedee Band Chorus Bxology Club Natlonal Honor Soclety CREST Staff Semor Prom MaJor Language Dlploma College trance PG Plans College RONALD GILLETTE Hlkeyfl Chorus, Semor Play, CREST Staff, Semor Prom, Iunxor Prom, Basketball Major: Busmess Diploma: Busmess P.G. Plans :Armed Forces JUNE FENNER L1ttle G1r1 Chorus, Acapella Choir, Intramurals, Senior Prom Dance committees, French C lub, Driver Training, S e n 1 o r Play, Operetta M ay o r: Homemaking Diploma: Voc at1ona1 Homemaking P . G . Plans: Beauty Cul ture ...sq GWENDOLYN JEAN HALL DONALD HALL George Chorus Chorus Operetta, Senior P lay Treasurer Chorus Intramural White Captain .Tun 1 o r Prom Driver Training CREST Staff Vic e President Biology C lub Major Business Diploma Vocational Stenography P G Plans Secretary and Marriage OLIVE ROBERTA I-IASKINS Obie Chorus, Intramurals , Driver Training, Junior Play, Director of Sopho more Play Major: Homemaking Diploma: Vocational Homemaking P.G. Plans: Housewife NUVK 'Don Chorus Senior Prom Junior Play .Tumor Prom Driver Training Soccer Baseball Bowling Bas ketball Major Business Diploma Business P G Pla s Armed Forces SAMUEL M. HALL lVSam'V Intramurals, Musical Comedy, Senior Play, Jxmior Prom, Senior Prom, Band, Chorus Major: Science Diploma: College En- trance P. G. Plans: Pre-Law School OLEATH HULL Sister Sophomore Play Sen1or Play National Honor So ciety D r iv e r Trauung Associate E d 1 t o r of the CREST, Student Advisor of CREST, Junior Prom Senior Prom Major Business Dinloma Vocatlonal Stenography P G Plans Secretarxal Work VIOLA HOWDEN Sen1or Play Sen1or Prom Blology Club F H A Intran' urals Drlver Trammg CREST S t a ff Mayor Sclence Dlploma State Hlgh School P G Plans Undec1ded TH W LEET Theda Junior Play, Junior Prom Senior Prom, Sales Man ager of the CREST Na tional H onor Societ Driver Tralnlng In t r a murals Biology Club Major Science Diploma C ollege tra.nce P G Plans Nurse CHARLES JAMES Chuck F F A Intramurals Major Agriculture Agriculture P G Plans Navy Diploma Vocational GORDON RICHARD MASON v1GOrdyvv Sophomore Play, Chorus, Junior Prom, Ass't Busi- ness Manager ofthe CREST, Basketball, Movie Projection Club, Intramurals, F . F . A . , Senior Prom Major: Agriculture Diploma: Vocational Agriculture P. G. Plans: Farming ANNE MARVIN Louie Band, Senior Prom, Jun- ior Prom, Jun l o r Play, Senior Play, Intramurals, Green Captain, All-State Band, Student C ouncil , National H ono r Society, Vice-President, P r e s i - dent of B iology C lub , Vic e -President Class of 1951, Standard B e a re r , Business Manager of the CREST, Art Editor of the CREST. Major: Math8zScience Diploma: College En- trance PG Plans Cornell EDDIE MORSE F F A Intramurals Basketball I un1or Play Malor Agrlculture Diploma Vocational Agriculture P G Plans Farmmg and Armed Forces its DOMENICO ANTONIO MIDEA 'Don Soccer, Basketball Base ball C horus All State Chorus, Green Intramur Major Business Diploma Business P G Plans Armed Forces CALVIN RICKETTS Ca Baseball, Soccer B as ketball Band Whlte In tramuralCapta1n Stand ard Bearer All State Band Band .Tumor Play Semor Prom Major Busmess Drploma Busmess P G Plans Armed Forces ELMER ROTH Skeets' Football at Pme I-Illl, In tramurals, Senior Play, Speech Club at Pme Hill Major: Business Diploma: Busmess P. G. Plans: Armed Forces DOROTHY RAUHE Do Chorus Semor Play, Art Ed 1to r of the CREST, Junlor Prom, Senxor Prom Brology Club, All State Chorus MaJor Math 8: Scxence Dxploma College En trance P G Plans Art Career FAITH MARIE ROOF Fay' Co ed1tor yearbook staff 1950, Intramurals, Sopho more play, Junior and Senior prom. Ma3or: Business Diploma: Vocational Sten ographic P.G. Plans: Going West 13 39- GORDON SCHUKNECHT Gordy F F A Junxor Play Intramurals Major Agrlculture Diploma Vocat1onal Agrlculture P G Plans Farmlng PETER SANDFORD Pete .Tumor Play Semor Play Bl0IOgy Club CREST Intramurals Chorus Major Sclence Dlploma College En trance P G Plans College JOHN TRAVIS l'IohxmylV Chorus, Senior Play, Bas- ketball, Baseball, Foot ball. Major: Math Cz Science Diploma: College En trance P. G. Plans: Navy 6: College PATRICIA STEADMAN llpatli Chorus, Junior Play, Senior Prom, Junior Prom, CREST Staff, Presldent Natxonal Honor Society, Class of 1951 Presldent, Bxology Club, Driver Training, Int r a murals. MaJor: Language and Science Diploma. C o ll ege En trance P. G. Plans: Nurse 14 ME RRITT VOSB URG Mitzle Intramurals Secretary of F F A Major Agriculture Diploma Voc atlonal Agrlculture P G Plans Farmlng THOMAS VAN BUSKIRK Tommy F F A Baseball Soc cer Basketball Iunlor Prom Senlor Prom Mayor Agrlculture Dlploma Vocatlonal Agrlculture P G Plans Navy 'Cu' FRANCIS WELSH Frenchy Bowling Band F F A Intramurals, Ass t Cap tain of Whites, Junior Prom Major Agriculture Diploma Vocational Agriculture P G Plans Enllst in the Sea Bees in Yu WILMA WALRADT T F H A National Honor Society Driver Training Junior Prom, FILLMORE SPACE Staff Ass't Dl rector of Junior Pla Iunlor Prom Senior Prom, CREST Staff Major Business Diploma Business P G Plans Travel and Secretarial work 15 Back Row Clark Smlth Cooley Thomas Smlth Redman Holiday Thlrd Row Tovmer Clester Bemuett Gaus DeRock Jensen Wolfer Second Row Mrs Flndlay Colombo Daley Cronk Roberts, Voss, Curry Mr Wllmont Front Row Carlsen Z1lker Marriott Flegl Sandford Ludwig lee CLASS OF I952 The Junior Class has started earmng the money for their Washington tr1p. They chose as thelr officers Zane Fiegl, President, Pat Sandford, V1ce Presxdent, Joyce Ludwxg, Secretary, Leland Zilker, Treasurerg and Marjorie Marriott, Business Manager As their class advisors they chose Mr. Wilmot and Mrs. Findlay. Th1s year the Junior Class has started a new project for earning money. They have set up a program where by they work for the people in the community and are paid a certain amount for each kind of job which goes into the treasury for their trip. The Junior Class enters into all activities whole heartedly. For the last two years the girls have succeeded as being the champions of the ln- terclass basketball games. They also have won various tournaments in school. ' 1 1 s 1 , , . ' 9 Q Y 9 , 1 9 , . . . , , , , , . . ' x 1 , , , , 4 . 4 Gowdy Sink Potter Arnold Vosburg Hodnett Mc Kerrow Schhcht Perry Balley Eldridge Gr1ggs Scutt Hartman Gaus Bennett Morgan Fenner Mason Mxcherdzmsk Purdy James Doud W alradt Evans In the year 1939 the present class began 1ts long chmb up Morse the ladder of Iearmng w1th only twelve of 1ts or1g1na1 members At the present lt has f1fty two members CLASS OF l953 W11es McConnell Falrbank Thomas Yanda Main Schmldt Carmer Haskms Dash Rose Roberts Redmond G feller Ballard White Gayford Winchip Potter Burgess Parks Wiles Rob erts Stekl B. R. - ' I WO1feI' T. R. - ' S.R. - F. R. - fivfv -' E11W00d 17 'U There are forty students in the Class of 54 The class officers are as follows R President Elizabeth Parks Vice President Carol Mowers Secretary Treasurer Mildred Daley Mr Hemink our home room teacher advised the class until Mr Swartout our class advisor was chosen Wilcox Wright Hennard Thomas Dav1s Marvin Roth Carter Mills Bentley Ackerman Bliss Sink Hemink Ames McKerrow Evans Daley Irish Rice Gaus CLASS OF I957' B.R. S.R.- F.R Perry Ellwood Bennett Bailey Fish Ferrin Rauhe Smith Dispenza James Holmes Lilly Zeller Hemink Sylor Nevinger Hennard Mowers Bliss Bailey Wolfer 'XIX Daley Papke King Voss Scutt Stekl Curry Taylor Irish Armison Johnson Mowers Fiegl Burgess Greer Burgess McConnell Colombo Flegl Potter Roberts Armxson Clester Evans Parks Gowdy Hlldreth L1ede rbach Hull Gayford Tllhnghast Kemp Fenner Hodnett B R Cooledge W The e1ghth grade IS gomg to be entermg hlgh school next year and they are busxly makmg dec1s1ons as to the1r future career They also have to keep m mmd that passmg marks are rmportant lf they Sandford Towell Smxth Aspell Merwln Cockle Kemp Hatch Stachowxak Carter Marrlott W11es Thomas Lafferty James Folger Cleveland Dav1s Sherlock Haskms Gayford Perry Beardsley Vedder Voss 19 1 J 1 1 y ' 9 l 1 e V e Q - R- ' xii: A ' , -' -K' P V J 5 is '.' v- x ' M -,Ag S. R. ' ' , - saw ar K ' gt - 151 ' ,7r ' ' V A K , Mi , 5, ,f . ff -K ' V ' ' L J L, . iii Q, '4 4 ' t, V' SK . , , ' Y . .Q ,, Y' , I ' . XM . -1 N ' ' . '- u F. R. - Ax P vq U, ' . ' Jr , I S. R. Vosburg Qfafjf' .NC 4 53 Q 5 f-yflqgg' -.3 l If, when standing in the hall of the high school building, you see a flash go by don t be alarmed as it is only a seventh grade stu dent going to his next class Even though they are so small they have grasped the ways of the older students remarkably well and will one day make fine senior high school students Marble Don Butler Weaver Wrlght Beardsley France Vedder C ronk Carmer Ballard La1rd Gayford Klein Green Bentley Balley Fmdlay Gelser F. R. Fiegl Irish Morrls Wilhams Rlce Henry SEVENTH GRADE Coolev Wagoner Karninskl Bills Washburn Armison Gratton Klein Prentice Hodnett Lilly Mills Gaylord Griggs Browne Hatch Beardsley DeGroff Beardsley Swartout Cooley Armison Wright Fiegl Hatch Bleistein Irish Bennett Scutt Voss Van Ostrand Johnson Ferrin Sherlock Flint NO .lf tgbg W E s g my B.R.- 5: sr. ' .4 '31, 4 E, a ',, T 4' 9 ,s I..-3 1 K L rw-llfs . +5 4 Q- ' k. , V 'E :tt g - A t ' ' ' f' K .,. 1 . 1 3 - 1 .. - , 1 A Q M.. , B 'r.a.- Q , B -' 4 . ,PN Van- Q, ' . 9 .EV 4 ',: .fr A l.. .Y I-N ' v' ' , . , ,. i' ' , V s.R.- . V v 'f -,fx , r.R.- , - B. R. - , , , . f . '. M.- s l E an', 10 'J' , 'ina H5 s Z' A x nl l ' I T '- , ' we f CQ 'X L J., In our History work the class has become acquamted with other other people hve and work together R Yanda W11es Stekl Crouch Bhss R. Smlth H ennard Baxley Greer McCarthy R. Perry Gayford Laird Clester C ockle Mzlls R. Fenner Evans Howden Knibloe R1ce Arm1son slxn-I GRADE Phinney Rice oolley Green Burger Thomas Armison Sonnleitner Greer Dispenza Closser Hull Hatch Beardsley Ames Mlller Marriott Wolfer Kopler C ronk Fairbank H11 Q avi X7 -.I 21 ff ,A R of , R A B.R. - grim ,, A ' C - R R W ffmzii teet A R T. R. - or Q .. Parks I I . ,Y V l N, A . I , I 1 s. R. - ' Q v ' x ' I ' F. R. - I I - 4 A ' 4 , P' - x L ,,, f 1 peoples of the world in Africa, Asia, and Europe and are learning how . - , las., 'I.' 5..- L. -vu 1 Q - he g YW 1 g 4 Y Wolfer Closser Rose Beardsley Brueser C ott Bliss Vedder Mix Fiegl Marriott Armison Wren Luckey Wilcox A+ JV! Since Mr Stapley has been called into the Army he has made our history and geography more interesting with h1s letters and pic tures By actually doing the things as they are studied the pupils are becoming better acquainted wmth the people and places FIFTH GRADE Through the different mediums in art we have learned to ap preciate not only the art of our American Indians but also the prob lems of our settlers Trips gave us first hand mformation which also made our work more interesting 'few t'YtA.1fln Vincent Wood Ballard Ackerman C olombo Blake Evans Mills Wright Kopler Campbell Butler Greek Mowers Hennard Taylor R. Q? EN lg We are having fun in our Chinese reading class Our grade is divided into three groups according to their reading ability In th1s way each child gets a chance to read longer and more often B sides our reading class we are having frm with silhouettes which are going to be used for our life stones FOURTH GRADE Two of our most interestxng subjects are social studies and science During our history periods we take imaginary trips to the different regions of the world and visit the boys and girls of these countries In our science we do many experiments which help us to understand t.he world about us Ackerman Bledsoe Greek Crouch Miller Stekl Daley Vedder DeGroff Woolley Woolley Clester Myers Brueser Gowdy Tisdale Eversole Hodnett Yager Flynn Marvin Bennett 'I'homas Kingsley Rork Papke R. R. Ackerman Tdlinghast Don Hobson Brown Volk Butler Stekl Sandford Peterson Newland Evans Rork Bennett Cleveland Green Crouch Graves C ronk VanName Mix King Luckey Mldea Evans B. R.- ,x ' T. R. - N , ,Q H 1 K S. R. ' 1 'xx 'I , I J I . 9 ,V RU. X - N f X V . F.R. - wif . e- 7 ' I R.- ' Roberts Balley Zorn Holmes Harms was Beardsley Folger Tlllmghast Fuller Brown Ludwlg Henry Sweet Evans Cleveland Taylor Baker Ackerman C arter Bentley Volk 'bl is F R Hatch Cronk Wagoner McCarthy, Butler, Bliss, Sauer By forming a good Cmtlzenshlp Club which lncludes a Student Councll these younger members of F C S are bettering themselves for the World of Tomorrow THIRD GRADE Crouch Gledhill Campbell Laird Cronk France Morris Somxleitner Hatch Sandford Soanes Kopler Bills Armlson Bentley Kemp Smith Harris Clark C olombo Gayford Evans 24 . X ,A A.... , ag! F El 4, n . . ' as ' .. It , . W Y . 'N ' 4 L W I , It R Z , A ' I ' . Xu K f. ' ' ' 9 9 1 ' 5 ! s Q - B R - Burgess, Lavery, Ferrin, Vincent, Hodnett, Main, Bliss, Ballard T.R. - Elhott Fenner Ackerman, Speicher, Bennett, Mxlls Clark These pupils are busy makmg flowers b1rds, plants and other s1gns of sprmg As they become older, these w1ll help them to Lmderstand the fam1liar s1gns of th1s heart warming season SECOND GRADE B R Greer Gross Daley Trav1s Moore Irxsh Evans Sn1der Ballard C lark Ir1sh Bennett LeMonde Sloan Bledsoe LHPP Redman Castle Voss McC onnell Fenner Brown Hatch C arter .Tones WF1gl'1t Beardsley Findlay Washburn Lavery Sink Vincent Makowski C ott Sciera McC arty Mowers Hlldreth Hallock Bleistein C arlson Beers France Wooley Butler Griggs Bailey Flaesch Hi 25 T.R.. S.R. - N 11 F.R. - ' , , ' , T.R.. - I Mix ' F' 1' t, ' is J f S.R. - I ,LA I V L- 5' l - X Q ft' .4 '. - 1, F.R. - I . A A if K Back Row Hatch Frazxer Thomas Wolfer MacClymont Evans, Lucky Armlson Fmdlay Beardsley Second Row Schhcht, Evans Hall Cole Beardsley MacFarland, Clark Flaesch McCarthy Yager Front Row Fraz1er Bledsoe Sm1th Sm1th Mlller Rlce Sm1th Peet Irxsh In the f1rst grade the young scholars actually begm to test the1r 1nd1v1dual ab1l1t1es The alphabet IS learned and spelllng classes be gm They also begm to construct such proyects as paper farms rall roads and parks Now they are well on the way to useful well adlusted llves of v1qr'ml'f '? mei F R Zorn Lowrey Clester Evans Daley vanName Lvans Txsdale McCarty Myers McKerrow Gledh1ll Armlson Bernard Luckey Meyers Frazler Franc e Ballard Hallock Green Sm1th MacEwan LeMonde 0 Brlen Rlchardson Beardsley Bhss Reese 26 'fart Cross Ackerman Fumey Flaesch, VanCampen, Fhnt Cross KINDERGARTEN Evans Moore Tlsdale Parks Wolfer Arm1son Paulsen Mam Beers Evans Papke Yager Elhott Volk Fenner Davis Hatch C rawford C ronk Klndergarten where youngsters are 1n1t1ated mto a new hfe ln which they must learn patlence co operatlon and perserverence Thelr well rounded educat1on includes music art games countmg and prmtmg Kin dergarten is a very unportant part 1n the educatlonal system for It prepares the l1tt1e ones for the more d1ff1cult years to come F R Swartout Miller, Kemp Bennett, Beardsley Nlchols Greek Snider Ballard Yager Cotterina Preston Sandford Sonnleitner Mack C rawford Redmg Folger S. R. Cooley Smlth Stockin Wllday Hallock Flynn McCarthy Enty --4--w - M Q B.R. - ' . ' ' 5 ' 0 - ,M '- ' F .V ,J K S.R. - Frazier ' I , ,,,. I ,Q K ' l r as 4 A A C 'W' ve ,, V , F' R' ' 1 1 K 7 i 1 9 ' 1 ' ' 9 9 r 1 ' ' l I 1 , , , ' j B.R. - ' M . Ka Y ., ' CENTERVILLE RURAL SCHOOLS CANEADEA N 6 HUME GRANC-BER No I ALLEN No sw J Q Fl, ,WH I Student Council Mr Lyle Hemmk, W1ll1am Lalrd Joyce Ludwxg Anne Marvm Jack Bur gess Patr1c1a Sandford Wl11lS Beardsley Mr Burt Swales Joan Gr1ggs Patrlcla Morrls Lorrame Lilly Arlene Beardsley C arol Mowers Sandra Carter, Barbara Stekl Thms year a step has been taken by some of the students of F C S whlch promxses to prov1de a new form of government for the school and vari ous new actlvltxes A few students 1mpressed by certam d1sturb1ng features of the school system dedlcated themselves to brmg about a number of changes whlch, they feel w1l1 makeF C S a more democratlc anda more smoothly operated school They hope that thexr plans for government of the school through a Student Assoclatlon w1ll brmg more advantages to both students and faculty and w1ll make attendance at F C S more enjoyable and more profitable for a In th1s ever changmg world and especially in the crltlcal perlod in whlch we l1ve one cannot be too well aware of how preclous freedom and democracy are It IS better for us as students, to learn the value of our way of l1fe and to gam some experlence m govermng ourselves wlsely and for the benef1t of all than to learn our lesson after our beloved country has been turned mto a battlef1e1d For then it may be too late The Student Counc11 IS st1ll in the experimental stage, but it is s1ncere ly belxeved that by this time next year, it will be flourishing and be an asset to our school - v 1 1 ' v 1 x - 1 v s r , . , . - . 1 1 , . . . . . . 1 , . . . . NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1' Back Row Mr Swales James Cooley, Wllma Walradt Shirley Towner, Oleath Hull Joyce Ludwlg Mary Doud Edlth Eldndge Marvm Redman, Mr Hemlnk Front Row Jack Smlth MarJor1e Marrlott Patsy Dav1s Pat Steadman Anne Marvm Theda Leet Zane F1eg1 Absent Pat Sandford On May 12 1948 Mr Joseph Cole Mlss Carolme Srmth, and Mr Lyle Hemmk orgamzed the Nat1ona1Honor bOC1ety 1n Flllmore Central School When a .Tumor or Semor acqulres and mamtams an average of 85 per cent or more he can become a member of the Natronal Honor Soclety wlth the approval of the present members Membershlp 1sn't based ent1rely on scholast1c ab111ty Leadershmp and servlce are also lmportant The Natxonal Honor Soclety does many thmgs to help to lmprove our school For instance, this year the N H S helpedback the dr1ve for a Student COUIICII They felt that a Student Councu would pomt out to students the value of understandmg the pr1nc1ples of our democratlc way of l1fe The members of the Natlonal Honor Socxety also acted as g'111deS for puplls from other schools on Career Day. Bes1des these aCtlV1tl6S the N. H S. occasxonally takes fleld tr1ps to certam places of 1nterest -3 v g 4. we l K ,, . it ' 1 a Af. ' ' ,..,,.1 , -5 A J REQ - , .k S v ,N H , , 5 ' flaw O 'W . - v , - ,X - K ... ....,.. X, 2 . . . . , , ! 7 3 1 : y 3 7 7 7 l ' I , . , . . - V Q 0 . BIOLOGY CLUB '1'i 11:10 The Brology Club IS made up of s1x bxology students and a few students of former years The offxcers are Pres1dent Alan W11es V1ce Presldent Menzer Doud Secretary Shlrley Wolfer Among thelr aCt1V1t18S are held trlps d1scuss1ons and debates ar1 aquarlum maklng s11des and do1ng some photography work wlth the mlcroscope FILL MORE SPACE Q The F111 more Space was started m F111more Central School ln 1937 w1th Robert G A1dr1ch as Ed1tor ln Chlef and Mxss W1111S faculty advxsor Mlss Sarah Gold was advlsor 1n 1938 1939 M1ss Larkm was advlsor from 1941 - 1948. Mrs. Jones from 1948-1950. Th1s year Mrs. Fmdlay took charge of it. The Fill-more Space has won two all-New York ratings and a Saint Bonaventure award in 1942. PROJECTOR STAFF an 4 9: -rv- no 109 V F A 3 4- Carlton MacEwan Don Thomas James Cooley Duane Carlsen, Roger Haskms, Gordon Mason, Edward Sm1th Albert Perry John Ellwood Richard Schl1cht Davld Roth Curtis Wolfer Lee Balley Robert Holmes Mr Swartout James Rauhe Gary Nevlnger Gene Gayford D1ck Thomas Kemxeth Roberts George D1spenza The Projector Staff of th1s school 1S made up of twenty boys who voluntarily are leavmg or have learned how to use the movme projector These boys contrlbute much toward smooth presentatmon of vlsual educatlon in the school If a teacher wlshes to have a mov1e she calls on one of these boys and he sets lt up for her The boys on the Projector Staff also work wlth stage hghting, shde machines, w1re l'6C0rd6I'S, mlcrophones, and the pubhc address system Also there are Ioxu' surth graders who have learned how to run th1s equipment Next year they w1l1 be members of the Projector Staff All of these boys are gettlng practlcal experlence wlth audlo and vlsual aid machines, wh1ch may contrlbute to a successful career aiter the1r school days are over ., , ,,.. ,, .,., ,-, . .. F, , , . ,, ,, ,, .t n f- a n f,,f ffTTn .-H--W - . Q .4 ,i,, A W A J A 2 . eg 'S ' 4' it J vjv i sift . in j 1 sg ,. at H- L, .r-1A 7. are f ll .1 5 - I 'fd 'K ' . F - - gy. jp 3 ' ' Z 5 7 f A X 9 , J! if k x f Q J R 0 I l sy , , l Y , s r , 7 Y Y , ! Y , ' 1 , u . . y BAND The purpose of the band IS to tram people to relax wlth musxc Th1s year the band has played several dxfferent types of num bers such as Jack and The Beanstalk and Two Moods Overture CHORUS w l The Jumor Chorus IS composed of seventh and elghth grade students who are mterested 1n becomxng members of semor chorus when they enter h1gh school fi r T V Fi' af? a Q? let h A W ' k v W . , . S J X ' 2 - -A V T 'V H vv - .ll Q l .- CHORUS riff E ,Q 'Q-J' Sandford Yanda Trav1s Faxrbank MacEwan M1dea, Roberts Van Busklrk, Glllette N e v i n g e r Dispenza Arnold Hall, Mrs Spencer Mam DeRock The Chorus espec1ally the sen1ors w1sh to express thelr thanks to Mrs Spencer for her 1eadersh1p We, also hope the followmg year w1l1 be as much fun and prosperous as thxs year has been Hennard Cronk Elllott Eldrldge Daley Gfeller Mowers Jensen Hohday M111s Fenner Hask1ns Roberts Thomas W1lcox Marr1ott Schrmdt Evans Ames Fenner Bennett Ackerman Bhss Carter, Rauhe Ir1sh Hennard, Grlggs Beardsley Mrs Spencer, Brown Hall Bllss Eldrldge 1, sal ... X yt 'Nil' A' f Q au. 00 f 3 Q 3 K Q, 1 .1 L ' Q 4. -. - 'S' 1 I. , 1 1 ,1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 . . , 4?- 192 1 1 1 1 1 1 9 1 1 1 1 1 1 ! 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 - 1 1 1 A4 Thomas Redman MacEwan Yanda Wolfer, Thomas Cooley, Bailey Ellwood Ferrm Haskms Carrner Ellwood Roberts Gaus Mason Mr Wmlmot Lee Arnold Lllly Vossburg Sylor VanBuskirk, Williams Welsh, Vosburg James Bermett Roberts Schuknecht Smith, Sink Gaus Holmes Evans Wright Purdy Bentley Rice Future Farmers of America Future Homemakers of Amerlca 132 '31 Hennard Wolfer Walradt Dash, Towner, Bliss, Ballard Voss Hennard Bailey, Beardsley, Perry Morse Daley Mclierrow, Haskins, Howden, Bliss, Ackerman Morgan, Mclierrow, Morris Fenner Gaus Cronk Clark, Roberts, Walract, Ames C2 Q ka, ,Q LA Z .Q --, ' ,..- , ,! A Pe: 1 'cy A X ...I . In J -. - , , 0 y at A - 'EA L 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 '1 1 1 . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 1 1 0 O 1 ss X iv A cu J- 1 Qs F K 5 '. 4 fiefiv' as Q- ES' 'J' 5 , ,W ., t b 1 4, ' X V. X rf, 1 1 1 1 1 I Y I 1 1 1 1 DRIVER TRASNING -Lv ull!!! The Drwer Training Class is a speclal course taught by Mr Sheff1e1d to help make the students of om' school safe drivers Every 'Tuesday our driver training car may be seen around town wltha student driving and our instructor by his slde Besides practicing driving however our students must learn the rules that will help to make them careful and good drivers 'SVGA ix J-L I Hkb Smith Cooley Falrbank Wolfer MacEwan Sylor Wright Bennett Sandford Wolfer Holiday Clark Gayford Fenner Doud Hall Dav1s Sink Roberts McKerrow Mr Sheffield Daley Elhott Brown, Hull Leet Damon Curry SENIOR PLAY is T U Poor Aunt Mmnie! How much more could a poor soul endure? To begln wlth the antlcs of nephew Frankle and the buddlng romance of niece Susan and young Roger Kennard combmed w1th the temperamental out bursts of Lotta I-Iaye our verslon of the man who came to dmner, are enough to keep any s1x women busy Add to that an unexpected v1s1tby Minnle s s1ster Serena Frear a rattle bramed soclallte and her two problem children man crazy V1ck1 and Froth mgham Throw ln Harmon Babcock M1nn1e's sweetheart of days gone by who comes back to patch th1ngs up and Ivanhoe Gotrocks a loveslck old man who comphcates matters further plus Polly Parker a female lawyer who always presents her opmlons ln legal terms Mlx these well and amd the dramat1c talent of twelve members of the class of 51 the expert dlrectzon of Mrs Hannah Fmdlay and the co operatlon of several student assistants Now what have you got? Why LIFE AT AUNT MINNIE S of course! THE SENIOR PLAY CAST Almt Mmnie Wxlcox Patsy Dav1s Frankle W11cox Ronald Gxllette Susan Wllcox .Tune Fenner Mrs Serena Frear Gwen Hall V1CkI Frear Arlene Beardsley Frothlngham Frear Sam Hall Roger Kennard Gene Bennett Mrs Porter Kennard Eva E111ott Harmon Babcock Peter Sandford Polly Parker Vlola Howden Ivanhoe Gotrocks John Travis Stage Manager Elmer Roth Assxstant Directors Anne Marvln Wxlma Walradt I 4 ,. -t if 5 1 Ati I 1 , I A . ,,, , ,P Lotta Haye ---------------------- Dorothy Rauhe I Junior Play The Jumor Class play Straws For Two was a great success All students part1c1pat1ng sa1d they enloyed puttmg It on Productlon D1rected by Mrs Hannah Fmdlay Asslsted by Shlrley Tovmer Stage Manager Edward Sm1th Sam Susy Janey George Mlss Sauer Adrlanne Ames Buck C arol Leslie Slmpy Mr Mlschlkoff C oach CAST B111 Arnold Shlrley Cronk Pat Sandford J'1m C ooley Verna Wolfer Barbara Hohday Leland Z11ker Janet Roberts Vxrgmla C olombo Joyce Ludwlg Duane C arlsen Bob Fllwnnd SPORTS 0 ,gm A J ' 039 Nix, A L ... X 'SNSSQ amass char pv- 14 Mowers Taylor, Fairbank Dash Walradt Steadman Voss Hennard Smith Tovmer Gowdy Hennard Voss, King Papke,Curry, Ballard Quinlan, Griggs Perry Gayford Carter Perry, Merwm Hlldreth Bliss, Hodnett Aspell Marvin, Colombo Stekl Daley, Voss Wmles, Cleveland Ames, Smk Howden Ackerman, Morgan Irish GIRLS INTRAMURALS Roberts, Walradt Sandford Schmldt, Holiday Bennett lr1sh, Gfeller, Jensen Cronk Leet Thomas, Davis Elliott Bliss Wxlcox Ba1ley Marrlott, McConnell Beardsley Haskms Ludwig, Gaus Quinlan Evans Burgess James, Cott Hatch Mills Carter Mason, King Mrs Graves Daley, Gayford Thomas Fermer, Hall Brown Curry Arrmson, Doud Bennett Wolfer Flegl, Folger, Evans McKerrow Clester Morse Hartman Fenner HQ my-' N anyway A f' ' 351 , . ks KSP1. A V , Vi is M B ' f H MSW, - If : ' K, 'V 3' 'K My , . ' ' f fx , V. X . , lr 0 ' I , A g 4 r.,. I ' ' ' f -r . ' K an ' ' X 5 ,taxi X an Q 4, . M I Y 7 Y Y 7 3 7 ! ! ! 7 I Y 7 H I 7 ! i Y 2 Y 7 Y ! ! 7 ! Y I ! D f ! 7 1 9 7 l l ! 7 l 7 9 , . 7 I . 7 Y 7 l 1 Y ! 7 ! ! H flrzwv I ' M L K Eggs ' lyk .ft fb :M - W ' -v , D 5 if H W, at f- till' r '- i .' . H ,ua - an - ' 1 . 5 5.1 , if V , ' , -4 10 a fl , X . 'rs Y Yanda Cooley, Thomas, Thomas, Bennett Redman, Fish Burgess Hall Mam, James, Ellwood MacEwa.n, Wiles DeRock, Arnold Rauhe Redmond, Potter, Haskins, Mason, Perry Hall M1dea Wolfer Bailey James, Sxnk Gillette Gayford Gaus Rxce Bentley Hodnett Evans Davis BOYS INTRAMURALS 7 I Welsh Roberts M1l1s, Smxth Bennett, Ricketts, Van Buskirk, Ellwood D1spenza, Roberts Carmer, Wmchxp, Vosburg Smxth Clester, Neving er Ferrin, Mr Kleinspehn Lee, Carlsen Doud, Wh1te, Lilly Holmes Wrxght Schutnecht Zeller Zllker, Fiegl Marvm, Roth, Purdy Schlicht Gaus ! l 7 ! ! ! 1 , 1 - ' 7 7 ! Y ! Y 7 Smith, Bailey, McConnell, Sandford, Fairbank, Travis, Vosburg Rose . , . . , . , - 7 ' l 1 . ! ' I 7 7 R ' V V SOCCER M,...,..f a.....xt..tA..xsaf N-41-if-2 V's'lX' if Robert Rose, Manager, Lavern Wolfer .Tohn Yanda, Donald Thomas James Cooley Kenneth F1sh, Mr Garrlty Ass't Coach Mr Klelnspehn, Coach Duane Carlsen, Alan Mills Albert Perry Lynn L1lly Alvm Gaus, W11l1am DeRock Hugh Smith, Rlchard Ferrln Don Mxdea Calv1n Ricketts Captam, Rich ard Schllcht Leland Zllker Jack Burgess The team showed a great 1mprovement thls year and ended up wlth a 66'Z, w1n of all the1r games Cal Rlcketts and John Schmldt were chosen co captams of the team but John left school after the fxrst game If they had better luck ln the two Nunda games they mlght have gone all the way for the champlonshlp The scores of the games were follows Alfred Almond 2 Fxllmore Belfast Flllmore Nunda Flllmore Rushford Fxllmore Wayland Fxllmore Ntmda F1llmore Alfred Almond 0 Flllmore Wayland 2 Fxllmore 2 ' ' . as : - - 7 0 ' 8 5 ' 0 3 ' 4 2 ' 2 10 ' 3 - - 3 VARSITY BASKETBALL Once more the basketball season IS over This year the Varsxty squad had a tough season wmning only three of the1r hard fought games Th1s, however, IS a.n lmprovement over the precedmg year Perhaps 1n the near future a basketball team from Flllmore w111 attam the h1gh standards necessary and earn the t1t1e of unbeaten team RESERVE BASKETBALL The Reserve Basketball squad of F.C. S. has done 1ts best to keep up the honor of the school However, the opposmg teams have been too much for them In the future the members are planmng on wo rklng very hard to 1mprove thexr status. Many are hoping to make the Vars1ty Squad in the near future . 1 CHEERLEADERS Supporting the F C S basketball team F11lmore Central School has a squad of ten cheerleaders Llke the team the cheerleadmg squad IS d1v1ded 1nto two parts Vars1ty and Jun 1or Vars1ty For 1950 and '51 V3rSlty cheerleaders were Pat Steadman Kay Walradt .Tune W11cox, Iamce Thomas and Barbara Ames The .Tumor Vars1ty conslsted of Barbara Stekl Sally Gayford Darlene W1ll1ams Glenda Beardsley and Sandy Folger Most of these glrls plan to remam on the squad but all w1ll depend on the tryouts next fall It IS hoped that in the future more glrls w1ll be mterested and will really work to support the team ADVERT 'V QVH1' P Q l 6 OA A060961 nh 6 Z I 1 0' ,Q 3 WW 30 T, . 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