Le Roy Central School - O At Kan Yearbook (Le Roy, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1957 volume:

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The dashing fingers of the violinist-clmangging the printed notes into Z1 beautiful melody. The powerful llZl!lfl.9 of the blacksmith forging steel. The artistic fingers ol the painter capturing 21 changing world on canvas. The guiding hands of a policeman directing the traffic at a busy intersection. Yes, hands flrzunatize the aeconiplishinenls of men. Throughout this year your hands have been busy. You have niztde cakes and pies, typed letters, played instruments, twirled batons, written compositions and carried that football into the endzone for a touchdown. NVe hope that HllANlJS will help us tell this story. 76,6-fe of eonfenfd A I7MlN.IS'l'H.A 'PH DN FA 1 fl? IIPY A I FI VIT I FIS SP4 DRTS - - GRADE SUHHUL - KTLA SSES - - SIGN IURS SPONSORS l'A'l'HUNS 90TA'9r ttpov QOTLXH QNATNO live-1'y'0nc knows that exzunpfle is a prime factor in the education of youth. The lQc Roy Rotary Club has set for ns an admirable exninple ol friendship and service by surh actions as entertaining' the senior boys as guests. sponsoring H:1ll0w'een activities for l,e Roy youth, sprc-ailing the Cfliristiims Spirit aiming chilclrcn, :incl maintaining Il sctliolarship program which has cn- ablt-tl mziny boys :incl girls to complete their c-duczltion, S0 with priclv wc, thc clam of 1057, dvcliczltc this O.fX'l'K1XN to Rotary, to that spirit of service above self that it has exem- pliticcl so wcll 10 thc youth of l,e Roy in its x-'ai'irms projects, 8 ecognition lJf7X.Xl.lJ li. H4 ERR lt is practically impossible to be in :L position of complete authority over il group of students and never once lose their trust and admiration. Ur. Donald llorr has accomplished this feat. Through all the disappointments. warnings, disciplinary actions and bits of advice, as well as the compliments, encourageutents and praise throughout our high school career. he has been admired, respected and loved by each of us. Never too busy for a friendly grin or a confidential chat, he has taken the time to become a close friend to each and every high school student. His fairness in dealing with problems and his respect for student opinion has earned him the reputation of being our friend instead of our commander. As a seventh grader once said, H,e's on our side l NX-'hat could be a better compliment for a superintendent of schools! .yn emcvdam Thomas Kunego graduated from l.e Roy High in 1955. l'residenl of his senior class, member of student council and varsity football player, 'l'om was well known and respected throughout the school and community. lintering' service in September, 1055. Tom became a Naval Cadet and was killed November, l956, when his plane crashed near Corpus Vhristi, Texas. He will be long remembered in l,e'Roy for his friendly smile, gentlcmanly ' manners and Hne character. His name is now added to the honor roll of those l,e Roy graduates who have given their lives in the service of their country, I lIUM.'XS KFNIQCLU . Q EQ.- Wea MMM x i 09 44 db as 2 5' S' 12, FN K 62 60 NQSTR ST VIEQXAXW VIIKKUI Nl 7fxe Eaaaafafg ' Arthur W. Symonds, Harris MacKenzie, Almeron W. Wilcox, Lester A. Pridgeon, Clarence A. Lapp, Ralph L. Jenner, Sidney D. O'Shea A meeting of the voters of l.e Roy is held the second 'liuesdzly in vluly. Xominees lor the llozird of l1:Cl11CZlllOll positions must suhniit 21 petition containingtwenty-livenzinies. 'lihis must he done ten days prior to the zxnnuiil ine:-ting, for considerzuion in voting, Un the following after- noon the slate is presented to cpizilitiecl voters ol l.e Roy who then elect the niemhers lay secret hilllot. The memhers this yezlr consist ol Sidney IJ. U'9liez1. huilding contractor. xx ho has served on the hoard since lU47g Ralph Alenner. l'resi dent of l.z1pp lnsulzuor lfonipzmv, who has served on the hoard since lf?-W: Clarence JX. l.zipp, part owner' and operator of the l.zipp l.uxnher Coni- pany. :L meniher of the hoard since l94N: .-Xrthur U, Symonds. owner :ind operator of 21 lzirin. who has served on the hoard since F1523 'Xlmeron Xlvilcox, owner :incl operator of a fzirnv, :L niemher since 19-U73 llzirris Nlaclfenzie. owner :ind operator of a iririn. Mr, hlaclienzie has served on thc hoard since l949. XN'e owe at great debt of gratitude to these men who make up the hoard for they are the foundation of our school systcni. 'lihey promote the major policies ot the school. These men have such duties zisi eniploynient of the memhers of the facultv :ind :idministrzuion, HI'1'2lllgl1lff for the maintenzince of the school huildings :ind grounds, 'llhey also have the re- sponsibility of collecting funds, hy taxes, to make our school possible. 'lihese men curry out their responsibilities with ehlciency as is shown hy the smooth operation of our school administra- tion. and hy the hezinty of our huilclinjjs :ind grounds. 'lio these men we would like lo express our deep gratitude hy saying, nrllliunlcs lor Il joh well donev, -63 12 +R..- The Superintendent of Schools lJON.Xl.lJ li. HORN Dear Class of W57: Your Q-tlIlllllCllCt'l1lt'lll is taking place :ti one of the most ericitiug times in the history ot' the world. New horizons unattainable for man for years, lmve heen opeuefl up aufl they appear to have no limits. You are going' into further education or into immediate positions which will in- volve you in these wouclerful opportunities. 3-'lztlce the most of these advztntages which are yours in IUS7. We have eucleztvoretl to erlueztte you to talfe your place as cou- trihuting members of the society in which you will live, :uid hope that this lmaclqgrouncl :incl your own efforts will lc-:ul you to the suceess you desire. Our lmest wishes go with you on this ineuiorahle oevztsion. DoNAr.D Home -V-at 13 The High School Principal RlQ'll.XRlD C. l7l'l'CjH Dear Class of 1957, 'Ne of the l.e Roy lligh School Staff are happy for you at this time of your graduation. We are sorry to lose you but happy for your line acliieyements. l, personally, am happy that l have had an opportunity to share in your work. your projects, your pleasures. your plans for the future. As you enter aclult society many words of wisclom and aclviee will be passecl along to you. My advice is to learn the art of self-control. Ulfveryone who is angry with his brother shall be liable to judgmentv MA'l li. 5:22. VVhen you lose your temper. you lose a lot more at one and the same time. You lose your balance, your poise. your sense of judgment. your mental equi- librium. In other words you become a different person, Self-control may mean the clitjference between success and failure. XVhen temper is about to fail, pause to loolc into the face of your Creator and ask llis aid to check the rising tide. Xyherever you go, what ever you du, please remember we are always interested in you and are ever willing to help you. Nlay Ciocl bless each of you. Sincerely. llicharcl C. Ifitch - .234 I4 '7fze 055,16 5:45 X'11Q11IN11X S'l'1iX'1iYS11N k11i.XNX1-I1.1 1 1'1QliI.1, 5111. 11112111111 5l1'YU1-HN 1S il S1-1'1'1'1:11'1' 111 111JL'11ll' 11111'l'1S Hrs. vcry 1'1'1'1-111 111111 11'1g11i111111' 1111111111111 11-311 Iluurfgll, AX111111l1g11 11-11' 111 115 111 11111 111311 SL'11llU1. 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RALMFR IRM.-X DE V015 KEVIN T. CA'U'Il.I. GEORGE RUDMAN 'W.+XT.'l'ER C. 18 MC ROBERTS 7fze aaculiq Science JOHN DUMONT ALVIN F, KURTH XRTHUR I.. HILLIS ,IAMFS bl. G,-XTLAGHER - -:H 1 O -ww amd f, Citizenship Education XX II,lil,-XM lx. IH-.!.l, RUSS S'I'l'l l' FREDERIVK 'l',fXGfiAR'l' THOMAS XY. 'IYXBIZI -digg gn ..- '7fze emu., Art Agriculture KfX'l'HI.liIiN HARROLIE ROGER P. HARRISON Mathematics D! IRIS Ml' C':XR'I'! IY VICLYN Il. - ,IAMICS IZ. i'FRRUNI9I - lf! DRTMI 7fae aacalfaf Music V -Y , rw XX II,I I.XM I. I,. A u XXI 'T XR! C f RfHYl'Il Language MARIAN K. RUSSIELI. SALVATORIL NN. BARONI Home Economics SHERLPQY S. VVOLI .ENB HRH Industrial Arts 7fze 4-'zcallq IZPH A. ROBIZR MANcslc1f1e 1 m --iw 23' few T P XLAN DIEUSEN '7fae Commercial Subjects MARTHA M. GRAHAM MARY ,IO WILI,IM'II2li l'IAROI.lJ RIANKI -....,gf,l 24 4 Physicial Education -me awza, DCTROTH Y I. DOUGAN u RA YMO N U JA Y in-if 25 FRANCIS LONGHINI .Jleabfhfb Medical Eli,-XRLFS C. DORIS SMITH CN ' A ' Ski, MJD. Dental WIFI EY A. CASEY Tl IOM,-XQ K. 16255 Z6 Eff-- O,NI1iAl,IA, 11115. Wfaaiwaful .fidaafuf Library Staff 1 XVll.I,I.VXM NI I .I ,FR DORC '1'l'HY B. VVINIFRED M. SHORES DEMARAIS -..qi 27 FF..- Mainlenance ann! 7aan4pafzla2fion Cu stodians Second Row: Mr. Bundy, Mr. Roberts, Mr. Sheridan Seated: Mr. Reamer, Mr. Pocock, Mrs. Van Alstine, Mrs. Hackett Bus Drivers Lvsliclllllu-11s, llichalrxl S4-hh-n, .Iolx1lI :x1l0n, Martin Knnc, Emily I':lng:r:1zio, Dmlzxld l':nng,:r:xzio, 'Iiryunt 'I':1yl0r', Ki4'h:u'4l Km-Hogg: ' W M-bfif '28 23119, Cafeteria Staff Gafetwza Left to right: Mrs. Croft, Mrs. Gray, Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Davis Cafeterla Workers '1'lnir4l row: ll, l-'on-, li, XVhit4-, ID. llmltlivhl, IZ. l lll'l', 'l'. 'l'ho!'n, I., NVI'ij.l'!ll, 'l'. Svhlonski, ll. Your-1, M. liruut.wursL, M. IH-ck S'-com! row: Il. Scott, K. 1.4-itncr, ll linger:-1, A. Vin:-I, ll. Ste-fnni, .l. ll:1p,'wnrd, K. Ilum-lx lnson, J. Stevenson, J. Mills First row: ll. 1:l'llIM'fI:, Il. Ilnsxl, ll. S-1-hlunski - feif 29 - W QQNTRAL gg U Ely? O 2,0 'X 9 'VOSTRP Sk db H: 4 1 2 FX Q5 0 ACT WIITVIHES - fi -ttli row: Il. tlritiith. J. Lapp, .l, Tompkins. S. Maloni. ll. Vrinzi. XV. Fall, D. O'Sl14-a. XY. Graney Jlrd row: J. Dunn, K. Ko-4-fe, li. lic-groin-. .l. Woodruff, Sf. Murray, .I. lilllinyrliam. S. Alyi-rs, li. Ibn:-sen, J. lloyd, S. Seott, M. Brooks, li. Mlllll 2nd row: I.. lirodit- ll. Robinson. Il, Fore. J. Woodruff. K. .ltenni-r, A. iitlllllll. t', Nieholson, P. lloylan. J. .Is-ary. .l. 'I'horn, li. Stevens ln! row: G. Son-14-y. ll, lllllman, ll, lh':ullvnl'y. .l. lininse-y, Nl, l'4-rr'nn1-. ll. llf'llIH'tli. M. Lapp, 1. llizzo. S. 'l :ti'amino Student Council 'With the capable leadership of its officers and a considerable increase in student interest. Student Council has experienced a very successful year. As the 1957-1958 school year began it was acknowledg- ed that the first item on the Cfouncil's agenda. which demanded immediate attention. was a previously incurred debt of 3131.35 The first Student tfouncil sponsored activity. which happened to be the first dance of the year on the new floor of the gymnasium. commenced the drive to rid the 0l'g311l7Hil0l1 ot its debt. To supplement the Financial drive. red and black metallic pins with 1..eRoy printed on them were sold by the Council. Thus Student Council overcame one of many obstacles facing the govern- ing body of a school. 1-Nnother accomplishment that benefited Student Council concerned the members attendance. l re- viously there had been no set rule governing one's attendance. Consequently the number of student members present ai each meeting varied consider- ably. To meet this situation the following state- tnent was written into the minutes of Student Council: f'Anv member ot Student Council missinff , 3 three meetings without an acceptable excuse will be exempt from his duty. 1X highlight of this years activities came on November Sth. 14356. when our school and Student council was host to the Xlfestern New York State Student Council Conference. Many hours of plan- ning and working by our own members went into this successful meeting. .Ns the year progressed into late November the suggested idea of closed dances came before Student Council. lt can be said that this idea was fine of the most controversial subjects of the school year. .X committee was formed which consisted ot members oi Student Council as well as non-members from various classes. The responsibility of this body was to examine the possibility of closed dances for l-.l l.S. and to propose a solution. An assembly' was held in the early part of january to discuss with the student body the committee's new proposal and to discuss their viewpoints on the subject. On lfebruary 5. 1957, after several months of special meetinifs. opinion polls and an assembly, Student well 37 le., 1 'L .st G' STUDENT COUNCIL P. Boylan, A. Cohen, C. Nicholson, K. 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The problems ol a yearbook tall into two cate- O - AT-KAN STAFF D. Scott, A. Cromwell, S. Maloni, K. Jenner, W. Graney, P. Mills gories, the making of major decisions and the in- tinitely harder inexhaustible number of tritles which must be decided. ln the major decision category is the picking of a theme. After days of discussion over the sug- gested YO-1-llCS,gllZlll'Cl-Si, vw-is choseip The placing of the photography contract, the big subscription sale, the advertising campaign, and the division of the yearbook into sections all represented big decisions. The yearbook. however, is actually built by solv- ing a series of small problems, insignihcant in thern- selves but absolutely necessary to the completion of the book. livery page had to be laid out and planned exactly as it would finally appear in the printed edition. Not only the size of each picture but the exact number of words on each topic had to be computed and an article written to tit these precise specihcations. Deciding whether the senior girls should wear dark or light sweaters or blouses and whether the Board of Education should be a group picture or a number of individual photos are typical of the countless minor problems that had to be settled. l can think of no better demonstration of the quotation 'l'rifles make perfection but perfection is no trifle than the publishing of a yearbook. lf Vou like it. and we certainly hope you do, it yvilly bg because of the innumerable trilies which have been met and conquered! ----if 34 F320- We 4 Staxtclinggz l'. Mills. A. latltot-eo. tl. Nlarelt. A. t ohen. .l. Joltnston, S. Nlaloni. li. llntehinson. K. .lt'llllt'l'. ll. Seinta. li. Scott, t'. Nicholson. S. Ifl'l'llllll 4 Seated: J. llayward. ll. Slit-parll. .l. Man-lienxit-, XV. liinslvy. l'. Sm-kins. li. ,-tnelior, l'. Litulsley The Red 81 Black Approximately once a month at the close of school one can hear the cry of The 'Red and Black' is out Y 'Xt the same time the stat? memhers take time out to relax hefore the rush to gather news hegins again. The Red and Black statt is composed of the tirst semester journalism class. Getting under way immediately the class elected their otticers early. The following were elected: lfditor-in-chief. loan lllaclienzieg Associate lfflitor. l'atricia Seekinsg Business Manager, Hill Kinsley. During the tirst semester ntost ot' the work was done in class. Wie tried several new ideas this year. Some of thent were a school mascot, l.eo Roy l.ion, drawn hy lliek Claus. hahy pictures of promi- nent students. and a lads and fancies column. Xkiith our new additions we kept making our paper hetter. to keep us due to the The second semester we had no class all together. XYe kept our paper going valuahle guidance of our advisor, M r. Cahill. Among the activities for the year was a round and square dance. .Xlthough the turnout at this wasn't excellent we realized a slight protit. .Xnother project was selling popcorn at all the home hasket- hall games. Amid much melted oil, salt and pop- corn, all had a chance to participate in the sale. The lied and Hlackv also sponsored some of the dances -.. 55+ 35 after the haskethall games. ln an ettort to help hoost the haskethall season along. the staff sold red and hlack lelt hooster pins with leather haskethalls on them. This was a very successful project also. ln the spring the Red and Black sponsored a games carnival. This included a penny race. a jan: session. a lindy marathon. a gruesome twosome contest and a cakewalk. Many of the l,e Roy stu- dents partieipated in this and all had an enjoyahle time. The paper had a very successful year due to much student co-operation. W. Kinsley, P. Seekins, J. 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Zlll 1111'11111crs 111 1l11- sCl11111l 111 11'V 111511111111 l11gl1 st:1111l1111g. Mills, Cillxfbl N111l111ls1111, llully Mills. t1'e:1s111'e1'. l111l111 1z1ll111 1l11 .16 1l111sc :111r1l11111'Q :1111l 1l111s1' 11l1'1111'111s 111 lu 1l11- spr1111g' 111 l'75f1. 1-1g'l11 Vl1llllfll-5 11'11r1- 11111111'1111l 111111 1l11s r1111'11-111 Xllilll f,1JllG1l, Jxllll L,1'O!llXX'L'll. l?:1v11l i11'11'l11l1. li:11l1l1,-1-11 1111111611 Sz11111111l Xl:1l1'1111, l'111l1 f9l11111a1'1l. l .z11cr 55111111111 Xml-1111 XX L4 1'l111s1-11 11r1's11l1'111 ' A-Xllzm 11l11ll1'll, 1'11'1-- 111'1-s11l11111 3 ,Xllll i'r1111111'1-ll, s111'1'111:11'y 1 :1111l 5 51,l1111'11 111111' 1l1f11' Ill' 1l111'tc11l 1l1Q llll1lZI11'SYl1ZLl'lJ2l,l'I1 l'111'1-, X1 1l l1:1111 1111111611 XX1ll1:1111 lX1llilL'X' l11'111 H111- lX1'll7ClC', :1111l l'z111'11'1z1 51-1'lq111w. :1111l li:11'l1:11':1 1, , . . ,,. NN Jfanrvz. Sl' Newly elected members of the National Honor Society are the following Juniors: R. Schmelzle, J. Woodruff. E. Ligxhtholder, E, Scott, B. Anchor, S. Pfaff, N. Goode. D. Fiero The :Lctiritit-s of thc- Xzitionztl Honor Socictv inchtdc Il successful f,lXRl . cztmpdign :incl :1 lfliirstnizts clzince. ln T addition the society has traveled to Ixoch- cstcr to sec two plays. My I-'air T.atly. and try tht- Beloverl liottntry. It has he-cn szuti: hour things it inzin innst if.'ZU'Il to do It he wiiiilci inzikc his record true: Scholarship: To think without confusion Clcztrly. Service: To love his fellow-lnen siitcerely. I.:-ztclmwiiipi To :wt from honest ntotix'eS purely. l.'ii:iractt't': .Yntl trnst in God and Heaven S4'l'llT'i'if'.U f tYztn Dykej A tea is held in the fall and spring of each year to honor the new members. Parents and members of the faculty are invited by the Honor Society to attend. -.. 3 7 tix. nga? Me Blue Miami Y cm, N., , l SENIOR PLAY CAST Row 2: G. March, R. Furr, A. LaRocco, B. Clark, B. Shepard Row 1: C. Nicholson, S. Scott, A. Cohen, L. Reid, P. Mills The Senior Play This yt-z1r's senior clziss presented for every- one's enirwinent fl three act coinerly hy Snniner Locke lilliotl. Ulthiy Me lihie liihhonsf' under the rlireclion of Xlr. Xlinlter .llclloherts lt was presentecl March Zflth :ind 30th. 'llryonts were in late -lainirirl' with the results being postecl in senior honierooni thc next week. Huy Ne Hlne Rilihonsi' is gi play which tells of the light of El ehilclstar to recapture his stzir- doni. llis false heliei ol being an ziftor is pointecl out to hiin by an actress. and consequently he was forced to drop the play he was in. Being the sell'- centerecl chilcl -lorclan was, he again hcgztn his merry-clirise for :1 role that wmilcl zigziiii luring hini lzune. - 'I'he niutto of the ten great :ictors anal actresses wzis. 'l'here is nothingg' we woulcln't ilu for our great senior elzissff With rehezirszil practically every night either directly :titer school or at seven deloclc 1pronipt?l, the play started to take shape, l ani not sure it tools the szinie shape the original writers haul plzinnecl on it taking though. Yevertlieless it was presented with great success and the senior class :Lflclecl another great victory to their long list. STAGE CREW G. Steinmetz, R. Voss, J. Stettinius, G. White as if USHERS Standing: J, Hayward, K. Hutchinson, P. Lindsley Sitting: J. MacKenzie, J. Battaglia, K. Anchor Buy Me Blue Ribbo THE CLASS OF 1957 presents BUY NIE ISLLFIE RIBBONS by Sumner Locke Elliott under the dirvction of Walter C. McRobei'ts Memorial Auditorium March 29. 30 Le Roy. New York Curtain at 8:15 .Weil 319 P? - fukin h 1-11 row: IJ, Ifivxwr, S. Mzxloui, W. Vzxll, Il. liI'2lIlI'j'. 'I'. S1-hlunslqi Q4-01111 row: A. f'1'UlllNVl'll, 1'. lU'1llIlt'I', IC. Svotl, S. Mu1'1':1y, J. Iilllingrhzxm irst row: Il. Am-hor, .I. Glilllf, Il. 1':u'li, V. l'4-I1-rsml, IC, In-wx-y, N. Wight Speaking Contest Standing: K. Dickinson, D. Cohen, S. Myers, M. Krautwurst, A. O'MeaIia Seated: K. Keefe, C. Wright, S. Scott, K. Leitner, J. Boyd -N-:aff .., 1464 MONITORS BASKETBALL WORKERS RED KEY SOClll'l'Y K ln the Rerl Key Society the Key word is Service , lts ntenibers do everything from helping Mrs, Vtirigltt in the kitchen to guiding our proucl pzirents througli the halls when they visit on yztrinus occztsinns tl1rmtg'lt0ttl the yeztr. They are hztll inuniturs during the passing of classes, which are the most hectic 21 minutes spent all clay, nr lunch line tnoniturs zzt the iitmn hour rush. They nifty even pop froin behind the curtains in some class slut :tt which they may have been chosen tn intwe stage settings or push the stars front the wings nn the stage. During the baslsetbztll seztrzrtn you c:tn't enter the gfynt unless you know the passworcl. for it ton is gu:u'clecl by Red Key tnetnbers. V To sunt it up in :L very few words the members of the Red Key Society are the hardest workers in schormlf-anti the busiest! HISTORICLXI, SOCIETY The purpose of the llztrtwood Cfhapter is tn better understand our coninuntity, state, nation :ind world. The major objec- tives are to learn more about our coin- munity. Membership is open to any stu- tlent in grades 7-9. A prospective inentber has to be reeotnniendetl by two or three teachers. The members have to write El ICO-200 uord composition stating why they want to join. 1414- 41 is OFFICE WORKERS HISTORICAL SOCIETY V - - l Qlum l2l FUTURE IFARMPIRS Ol? AMERICA The members of the F. lf. A. are high school boys enrolled in Vocational Agricul- tural Classes. The purpose of the F. F. A. is to develop agriculture leadership, co- operation and citizenship. The members attend all types of agricul- tural shows, and some even get a chance to judge contests. Each year three delegates are selected to attend the State Convention. Officers and members are eligible to compete for various state and national awards. AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB The purposes of the A-V Club are many. These are the training in shared respon- sibilities, service for the school, the teachers, and the community. It also gives the mem- bers opportunity to learn the skills in the operation of A-Y equipment. The club is open to all boys in grades 9-12, who wish to learn how to operate the equip- ment of the club and of the school. PHC DTOC QRAVE lY Clflcllk The two obiectives of the ldhotographx' iflubfarefthe publicatio1T of Tpictures Tor school publications. and a hobby for those interested in photography. The club is open to any high school student. The club takes pictures at dances, the senior play and many other activities. Money made from the sale of the pictures is used for the purchase of equipment and other necessities. STA M P CLU R The Stamp club, organized in l955, is eligible to anyone in grades 7-12. The pur- pose of the club is to give its members a better knowledge of philately, and to be- come acquainted with the geographical and historical backgrounds of the hobby. lncluded in the meetings, which are held every other week. are talks on some of the interesting pointers oi stamp collecting. FUTURE l IUMIQMAKERS O If A MERTCA The lf. ll. A. is open to any homemaking student. past and present, in grades 9-12. This nationwide organization has become very active in this area. The F. H. .-X. spon- sors girls, interested in hornemaking, for summer camps and other worthy projects. The members go on trips and to shows which concern hoineinaking. The purpose of the li. ll. A. is to train girls in the high school homeinaking program. PRESS CLUB The Press Club. under the guidance of Mrs. Russell, meets regularly once a week for assignments. The club handles all the news and publicity releases for the high school except those of the administration. lt furnishes. in connection with the photo- graphy club, the pictures for the news- papers. Any student in the high school grades is eligible to join the Press Club. S'l'At2l? CREQXY The Stage Crew was organized in l95l for the purpose of handling assembly pro- grams and other performances. VVithout the stage crew we wouldnlt have any assem- bly programs. The Stage Crew is composed of boys from each ot the classes. This group has charge of all the back-stage work and equipment. The Stage Clrew consists of a stage manager and two assistant man- agers and the crew. LIBRARY STAFF The Library Staff members are chosen from interested student volunteers and former library club members. Each mem- ber agrees to work at the high school desk in the library at least one period a week. lfrom experience in routine desk work and greater knowledge ot books, a student gives service to his school and classmates and increases his own pleasure in books. The student may even acquire a vocational in- terest in librarianship. 00164 -if 43 '- adfic Row -l: J. .lQ'IlI'y, li. Mc-Vatrtliy. K, llutt-hinson, M. llrnuks, IJ.AnIin0r1-, J. St:-ve-nson. J. lfrnnk. ll. llI'XflllI- I-I. Dt-we-y, J. 312111511-lTri4l:1, Il. 3l04LZ'2lVl'I'U Row 21: A, l'ruluwvIl. S. Myvrs, N. Ilydc, ll. Scott. .l. Iizxywnrd, G. Nicholson. Mr, Grotli Row 2: J. llnylio, H, laxnnvlln. lf, lIilXVkl'l', NV. Full. Ii. Smut, R. linwvr, T. S47lll0llSki- I Row 1: S, Scott, V, Rn-:um-r. J, xVlllHll'llf-l-, J. Nl:1vK'fi1zi4-, S. Murray. l'. Mills, IL. Iblukilisml. .l, Fluru. ll. Sh-innnt-tx c Senior Band S :Xs ynu walltcfl hy thc music ruuin in' thc- :nnclitorinm this year you may liztvt- licarcl, All right, lxirfls, gt-t your music out, 'lihat is unc ul Mr, iimtlfs lztmrite sayings. Nlr. tn-ntlfs liomc-tuwn is Sll6'lJU,YQ'Il1l. XYisctwnsin. l'1'im' lu cmning to Le Roy. lX'li'. Ciroth was in thc .Xtiny :incl hztcl thc With. lhivisinn llztncl unclei' his cli- rcctiun. llis militztry training :ts Z1 hztncl in- structor hzts liccn ul great value in tcrtching illZl.l'Clll11fI icclmiqucs. Starting thc yczu' on thc right foot. lllZll'Cl'lll1Q practice was hcgun threc wecflcs hclore school startccl, During this time the hand officers hclpccl M 1: Grntli to get ztcquziintefl with all thc 'Vhcsc nllict-rs arc Doug incmlners of thc hancl. Scott. Hand Cfztptaing -loan Maclictizic, lst. !-icutcnz1nt 3 and .luck lt XYZlFl'1,l long lmefrwc XYilcox Zucl l,lClllCll?11ll. ztll thc mcmlwcrs in thc hancl leztrncfl that Mr. Cimtlfs big :tim was to mrtlcc thc lnzmcl one uf thc hcst in this part oi the state. -. Q5 'lhc lirst event of thc hztnrl's busy scheflulc was leztrling thc pztrztrlc at thc annual Qi. Qi2ll'I1l'x'Zll, lirum the fnrmtliztll lielrl to thc stztgc thc- hzlncl wcnt, playing' m:11'cl'1cs anal school suntfs :tt thc footlszill gzunes, then changing the nimncl ccnnplctcly to such music as Cmnt: Swvct lJc:1th ancl l1'ish 'liunc from fotmty lit-ri'y,' lm' the Student Council Convention, Xzttiunztl Honor Socicty initiation, anfl thc liliristmzts Concert. 'l'n lcccp thc hancl me-inbcrs husicfr than eva-11 zt uniform fund was stztrted. To raisc money for this. thcy sprmsorccl thc liastman Singers lm' Zl lcfliristinzts huliclay clim-:tl concert. V .-Xftci' cxzuns the hancl stat-tecl their clmrc oi learning new music for thc Spring Ciiwncert, a grzulc school assembly, varirms zxsscmhly pro- grams. :incl thc Cutttit-x' Music licstivztl. This lcstival is thc highlight of thc year. 44 lk- -- Maile BAND OFFICERS Mr. Cfroth directs his newly-fo1'med dance band lst Row: K. Hutchinion, J. Hayward during zz relxearsal. 2nd Row. J. MacKenzie, D. Scott Majorettes ,. , , 1 ,. . lhl lllIlj4ll'K'1lL'N mfflvr thc- lcfarlwslup I+! ,Ill .Mm llzutzlsglizl, zmrl the- very gurwrl guirlalmcc ul' nur ha-xv hzuffl fli1'c-rlmi Xlr, llfiblll, hurl :L ycry sucvvssful year. .Xltcr worliing' harrl for lwu years lmyhmg' clzmccs, thc maiurettc-s finally rc-zlclmcnl their goal ul 3200.00 to lmy new uni! lurmw. The hrighl rorl :Incl whitc' uniform:- worn hy llvc nlajorcttes :mil thc vcry uttrzlclfivc- whits- :mel gfslrl uniform worn hy the Drum Nlajurctlv :Lflflc-cl greatly to highlight the hzmml. l.:1Qt yvur thc girls slzlrtvcl :1 point system lm' l'cc'viyi11g'chchillv Ik xyilh :L gmlfl lmhm plum-ml fill 1-:lull um: Vhc' tww 1uz1jfmrcllv.- who rc-cciyn-fl rhum an-1'c .lu .xllll llzulzrglizl :mal lfclith l.igg'hlf holclcr. This year four nc-w lllLI.jUl't'llCS we-rc :Lflclvrl tu thc scluncl. 'rl.'itl1 sonic new :xml very slmwy routines, thc- nmjorctlcs cmertaim-fl dur! ing football season, on llallowc-crm zmcl nn Nlenlorizll Day. The auclienccs xwu- vcry plc-:lsr-fl with thc pcppy and spzlrlcling appear- zlnu- of lllC1l11l.lflI'l'llC'4. Left to Right: J. Battaaglia. R. Frank, I. Rizzo, J. Kiusley, E. Lightholder, K. Duseu. ,Ugg ,r S ,QQ 1,5 l Mwuc Row 4: Il. XVrighI. E. iiessorv. M. Di:-kinsou. 'l'. Jenks. li, Fore, Il. Rndgers. H. Curtis, .l. tlomlsaronn- How il: Mr. Grotli, J. Flex-0, l.. llrodie, N. Ilutr-hinson, Il, Sehlonski, J. Caluorie, R. Rossi, tl. Rudgers, S. llarris, M. llI'iIIt'INl0Il Row 2: M.. l'rid5:von, .l. Jeary, M. l't-rrone, R, Vi':1ll:zee..l, 'I'hol'n. lt. Patti. D. Scott, J. Antinnre, I.. 4':iluan, K. Simmons, I.. Selnm-lzle, IJ. XVri'h 3. t Row 1: Ii. IN-rrif-k, Il. Lane, tl. t :u'lie, J. tiuzlrino. ll. Ilona. ll. Gray, J, Seekins, li, Beunf-tti Intermediate Band The intermediate hand under the direction of Mr, liarl Clroth, the new instrumental director of our school. has had a very successful year. One of its money making activities was that of helping the senior hand campaign the town for the sale of tickets for the llr. lfetler choral group. The profits received from this night of entertainment - +54 went toward the purchasing of new senior hand uniforms. The intermediate band has approxi- mately 30 musicians taking part in bringing forth the works of famous composers. To our future senior hand members, we would like to express our appreciation for a job well done. Ensemble The stringed ensemble, as its name implies. consists of those seeking proficiency with stringed instruments. This is the most recent of the musical organiza- it advent gives promise things to come. The welcomes the stringed and wishes it a long tions and of better 4' J-at-kan eusemhle and happy existence. 46 feel-- lwwiic SII1 row: NI. MeNish. Il, S11-Veils. .I. l llll'U, S. Frost, Il. llalwu, 1'. NVill1lowsou, V. Illllon. XY. I.:lt't'l-rty. l.. XVI'lLflIlt IP. Iiontlielul, Il. llunlgrers, .l. Springrelt, li, Ilnsen, S, Stem-llsoin, Ii. llunt. M. l':lI'Ill'j', .I. Yziehetl, Ii. I'oc-oek. I..t':1lu:lu 4th row: li. J1'IlI'j', ll. S4-olt. IP. Stl-veils, Ii. Messore. I.. St'llIIll'lZll', J, llurley, l4', -IilIlllHZl'li, lb. Ilolxinson, ID. Myers, l'. Iainnt-llo, IL II1-we-s, R. Ifrxink, I. llixzo, t', Wnltlron. N. K:-rnutt, ll. Iiubino, IL Williams, IG. Vurtiss. ll, I-'orl-. J. H1141 ll Ilrll row: V. U'IIee-n, .I. XVig'l1t, t'. Shell. M. 11I'lIlt'lIllL'Il, li. Ilrodie. Ii. t'roi't, 'l'. l'HI'I'IIlllg'liIl, Ii. SIIIIIIIUIIS, J. -l4'Ill'y, J. 'I'llo1'ue, V. Stevellsoll. H. I:llI'llilI'Il, ll. NY:lll:u's-, A. Shu' lit-ml. Ib. XVo1fo. BI. Mzultloek, ll. lillliolt flltl row: ti. li4'IlIllll4lIlIf, ti. Mau-Iieiizie, J. Hoinboroue. Ib. In-tlilmn, J. Wootlrutt, IG. t':1rroll, I.. Ivitiget, Ii. Murray, M. Iliekinson, A. I'renti4-I-, S. Tzlroinino, .I. llezxl, 'l'. .lenks1. t'. Ibileln-r, I., IIun::vrl'or1l, .I. Siem-kins, Ib. lil-nnetti, II. Gray, Ib. livI'yIllll, A. Iiintlsll-y lst row: J. Shepnrfl, J. I'hi1ne-no, Il. Vzlrson. Il. Rossi. II. l'lIl'C'illllIIllIl, IL. llooths, IL lloyd, Il. Iloyln-, M, l Il1.Z'2lIl, S. Wlclma-r, C. l'urim-lee, .I. Gunrinu, I.. 'I'olll-xx, V. Sm-hlouski, ll. Iirmlbury, Il. Iiidgu-t, D, Sehlonski, Il. Ilillmnn, 1 S. In-wey, I'. Sehutt, .I. Sln-pun! Junior The Nlunior High Chorus had a very successful yezu with .lack hlearyu president: Carol Mancuso, viCe-presi- dentg ,Iohn Thorn, secretaryg .Xllen Lindsley and Virginia Stevens. librzmrinns. They apperlred at the l'.'l'..-X. Open House, the Chritnias lfoncert and the Spring Concert. At the Qil1I'lSlIIIZIS Concert they captivated the hearts of their audience as they sang 'lwzls the Night Before Christ' mas . XVL- owe our thanks to Mr. Lune for :mother verv line group. i .IX relatively new, or rather reztctitvzited. IIII1SiCZll or- gzuiizzuion in our IIlIISlCIllly-IIllllCli'Cl school is the Dance llzind. lfnder the tutelage and direction of Mr, Ciroth, the bzznd has rapidly niztde its presence felt throughout the build- ing. .Nlthough their public perlorinzuices have been limited to entertaining :it uswenibly progranis, the future zxppeztrs to hold much in store for them. NVe believe we shall soon see them playing at many of the local dances. -b-42+ 47 Chorus 'I'hiril row: Mr, 1il'0fll, ID. lllIll2.ft'I'S, Il. l i4-ro, '1'. t'urtIr4, Il. Crm-ker Set-ond row: ID. 3Ie4'arthy, ll. St-ott, W. Full, ll. Ilower, Ii. Mogzivero First. row: J. l r:lnk, Il. Antinore, Ib. Ilryaint, J. Stev vnson, J. .Ifmry fwadfic H1111' 31: -Il, lQ1'11Ii111, IP. .1Il11lI1ll'1', Il. S11-1'111's1111. 'lf VIVIIIIFII, .I. ,Xl11111111'11, .1. .1r5::111:1, li. I'1Il'I'1I. 11, 111.115 II1111' 2: Ii, 'I':1yI111'. Ii. S1-1111. I', IZ111'I:111. S. BI:1l1111i. I1. 511111111-Izl1-. Il, II1-1'11'11111I, 11. N11-11111141111 11111112 'I'. S1-I111111sI1i. 11.11111-111-1', ll. S111-1111-1'. I . II:111k1-1'. ID, XI11111. 11. 4'1':l1'1111:1. 12 l':11111111-11111 Boys' Chorus EOYS CHORUS UFFICERS .X 1'1-1:1111'1'11' 11l11i111JXN'1I g1'111111 III 1111- 1.1-11111 111g11 R' Steverson- D1 Gflfhfhv J- AH11HO1'C 11111s11':11 111'11g'1-:1111 is 111115 cA1I411'11r. 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II1111'l1'11s1111. lx, .14'Illl1'I': lx, 1,1-11111-1', J. 120111, 11, Al:lI'1'1l, J. 4i1':1111. S. S1-1111, l,, N4ll'l1ll'lllP. .1. Il11y1I, V, Ni1-l111l- s1111, S, S1-1111, 1', X1111. J. llosszxrt, 1'. Xlnloy, A. Rossi, .l. ll:1yw:1l'1I. l'. Mills. Ii, Ibis-ki11s1111, Z, V1-1111111-1' Huw 21: X. 111111111-, Y, 1'1-11-1's1111, li, St'1l4'I'!4, ll. N:11111114, ll. 12111. 11. 11111111-y. N, lI11v1-y, li, S1l1'lIilI'1l, IL .Klll'1l0l', 1-I. 111-W1-y. S, I'fz111'. Il. 1111-ki11s1111, A. 11l'1llllNY4'11. .l. lQlIlN1!'j'. Il, .Xlll'1l0l'. l', P11111-111-11111, A, 4l'S111-11, ll. V111-11:11-11, N111 1111111- lC11w 22 11, Vuss, J, A. 1!:111:1g:li:1. 1-2, I1ig:l11l1111111-I'. .1. l-Il1ing:11:1111. 1', 1'l:1rk, M, 151111. ll. 1':11'1i1-, H. 15:11-11111-, l', S1'l'1i1lIh. 1'. R1-:11111-1: .l, 1'111I'1l1ll'I. .I, NII11'Iil'IlZ1l'. M. A, 1.211132 li. Iil'1'1il'..1. A. M:111g:1-1'1'i1I11 l111w l: .l. IP111111, M, 1'111'1is, ll, F111'1-. S, 1':11-li1-, S. Ift'l'llllIi. IL ll111l1. .I. Mills. X. II111-111-11. N. 1.11111-lI1-, l,, II111-111-11, T, t'111'1l:11'11. X. 11i11111:1114 .l, 1'11s1a1. .l. ltilgfllfb, .1, ll11ssa11'1. ll. lliggi. .I. 11:11-ka-11 Girls' Chorus 11iq11 s1'1111111 gi1'1s :111111-11 111 1111-i1' :1111111-1'i21111111 211111 1 111'11-11g1- 111 111119111 211111 111111 Z1 111211'v1-11111s 1i1111- 111' 1111fi1' 'filt 1211-1ici11211i1111 ill 111iQ 1'l'211 S 11i1'1u' Q-1l1JlAllS. 111l111'l' 1111- '211 1:11111- 11i1'1-1'1i1111 111 N111 11111121111 1.:1111- 111s L'1lfll'1lS 11215 111-1-11-112111111-1111-1111111 x'11i1-1--1 211111 2111 1-x1'1-111-111 111111- 1111211i1y. 111111-:11'2111c1- 111 1111- 21111111211 1 111'1s111121s 1 11111'1-1'1. 1111-11' sc-11-12 1111119 we-1'1-. 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'A111-1111 Y111111g 1,1111-1'5'. 211111 H111-11i11g 111 1il'l1lXY 11111.-. 11! 11111 1111- 1-z1si1-N1 -14111 111 11'ZlLx1l Il g1'111111 111 s1ig1111y 111111'1-11iQ1211111- girls 13111 11111 1.21111- is 111 111- lll'Zl1QL'11 1111- his ,1:11i1-111'c- 211111 11111111 1111111111' Zl1'lllQ 111111 11is gm-111 1111'L'C1lllQ 111111111 T111-i1' 111-41 1111111i1' 111-1-1'111'11121111'1- 111. 1111- j'L'Z1l' XYZIS 1111-i1' 1111 .X111'i1 12111 1111- L'1l11l'l14 1'1-1-1-111-11 Il X'l'1'f' 11ig11 ,-X1 1111- Spring Q-111l1'1'1'1 111 .1ll1l1' 1111- girls 1111111 lllilgllif . 11i,.., GIRLS CHORUS OFFICERS A Cromwell, J. MacKenzie, B. Fore Mmic Huw l: .l, Horn. V. Niwlnvlsun. .I, llnssnrt, l . llzlwker. ll. 'l':1ylnr, Il. Sm-ull. I'. linylun. S. Klzilnnl. lb. Svlnin-lzle. ' ' ' ' ' ' vt! 1' xi'll'1'il l-. Il:-yxruml, V. Nutt. N. Sentl, S. N-1 lluw Il: J. llziywzniwl. ll. Slwpxliwl. X, timnle, N. 4'l1inn-no. Il. Am-lwr. Iv. Vie-ary. li. Sil'Yl'l'Sllll, 'l'. Tlnlrn. lv. Anlinurn-, ID. llrillitlu. Il. Muni. l-I. IM-wey, A. 1'rmnwr-ll, li. llielcinsnn. Y. IH-tm-i'su11, I'. Mills, A. liossi limi' 3: K. .ls-inn-r, ll. liiekiiismi. J. A. liautlzlgrlizu. .I. l4llling'l1:nn1, .l. 5lIll'Iil'llZil', .l. ,XIlfllllll'l', ll. 1'1':lv:1tt:u, C, l':1nm- in-ntu, ll, Nieliolsun, ll. Sf6'iIl1'l', .l. Mills, K. K1-efe, E. lligrlitlnnlrls-i', I'. l'2lIll'Pl'IlfU Huw l: Mr. Lzun-, .l. A. RI:1ng:el'ri1l:u, li. Fore, N. llnekett, .l. llngliu, li. lliggxi, ,l. Arg':zn:u, lb. 1'rm-leer, lb. Ifiern, 'l'. N4-lilonslqi, li. Blngmrem, .l. Ilan-lu-it, .l. llnsszirl, N. llillnmn, S, liernntt, .l. Dunn OATKANNAIRE OFFICERS P. Boylan, K. Jenner, D. Fiero Oatkanaires The Oafkanaires have enjoyed ri very active and succewlul rear under the ahle direction of Xviiiifilll 'lf l.ane. llireetor of Music, During the sixth period on Tuesday and Thursday one can hear this selected group of senior high hoys and girls rehearsing with enthusiasm and willingness many types of songs. On November 16th and 17th we had fun presenting the Mikado hy Ciilhert and Sullivan in ihe Memorial .Xuditoriuni hefore an ap- preciative audience. This year we have worn with great pleasure and pride our new hlaek eossaek-type choir robes with the scarlet stoles. Un lleeenihcr lfth a prograni oi Qfhristnias Music was rendered at a meeting of the Rotary fluh. Wve sang' fereral selections at ihe Christinas Von- Cert of the Aiusie llepartinent on lleeeniher 10th. In .Xpril we attended ihe Genesee L'ouu1y Music Festival at flaklield where we were given a high rating hy the adjndiealfn' for our work. Hur selections an the Spring l'oneerI in May lvrnriglil to a close a very sueeewful year. -. 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'. : '- . li- ., lose. I1. .I1'ZlI'.V. Ii, XYiIl1:1111x, NI. I-':1g111 N llznwliz Ii, Ilohinson, J. 1lA1il't'Il, 42, I:l'IIIlllIUIll, IZ. NIn1'1':1y. .I, I!11111r4-y, .I. I'1'ivit1-1-11, Ii. Iloothi- ' ' ' Illlff l I1111111l II Ioxii 4 Illlll Ilo I1 Nlx is I I XXIIIIIIII XI1 11 th . ', Vu I'1'o11t: Ii. IiI'2lIll'Y. .I. i:l'1ll'1I, Il. Ilrsnton. H. t'I:111I4, I Vim-i I1 l II'IIlI4'lI'I4'l 'I' NIe4'11Il4-1' , , . , . . lhe IIIIISIL' flL'1J2ll'IIIIL'I1I ot !..ll.5. has 1IIIfiCI'g'IIIIC two nmioi' ehz11i'ges this yeznt The Iirst was the ZIIIKIIIIUII of Z1 new n1usi-- Qian to the faculty in the pt-1'so11 of K-Ir. Groth. The next was :L ehzmge f1'on1 two lll'6iIIIIIIlZll'y hands to :1 three hand svstenz. This was neeessitntecl hy IIICI'6flSi'Cl hand III6IIIiJQI'Si'Ii1D. Beginner's Band Sindents 1-1'o1n gmrles foni' IIIITIIIQII eight 2111- IIILAIIIIHQIS of these 1111-Iii11inz1ry Iuzlncls. Heginnei' hand 'ICCOIIIlIIOdZlff'S fourth through sixth g'1'z1rIe1'sg seventh and eighth Qrarlers are eligihle for junior Iland. The I11te1'1necIiate hunfl consist of those who are the K-Cl't'ZlIII of the Crop and who will proceed direeth' to Senior hand or are now inenzhers. I llow 4: IP, RI:14'Iie11zie, ll. Rl1llll1'T'. IP. llt':IIIll'I', Il. S11-mt, IP. A11il4-r:4o11, 'I'. Ilailsey, .I. I1:1111In-1'11, A. ti1'oss:, IZ. IIei111I11I1 Ilow Mr. liroth, 'l'. Seeley, II. I-':111 AIS! ll. AIll'IllJl', IL, 'I':1yIo1-, lb, 11111114-Is, 'I', spgqilgli-U Il. NX1IIi:1111s. R. llvorznuk, IL I':111e wi 1, ., . 1 1 '1'i'I'IIlIl. 1 1t1 I NI11,., Ilow 2: IP. Mctzlt-1', Ib. Fiorito, I1, III I11x - ,,,., , Ib, Al1lfII1'I'3-I, S, I+'1'of4t. Ii. l.:1111-. Ii. Na-wio1.1, M, l'0I'I'0Ill'. K. W114,1t IP. Urlmulo, Il. 0:1111 1e-sl, .I. 0'1i0en Ilnw l: IJ. Iiutes, .Iohnsnn. .I. Mye-rs, V. Mi-4'11lI1-y. ID. IN-Ili-s. I.. Atlmrlou. Ib, IIa-wus. I.. Iiupp - I +1 sz 144 EMMA See W4 Top Row: Library Club: Senior-faculty basketball game Middle Row: Fuuire Teachers' Association: March of Dimes King and Queen Bottom Row: Bachelors' Club: Failures Club -e 44 ss ii,--- CENTRAL 65' U E3 Q. X A! S W !fX7VIH1Il l Sk '-Qw -H! Q, .1 1' T fn ' Q ,0 62 QP NQSTPJX TJ IES 'Um' Ilow Ii: .I. Lillllilll, G. Ileimlieli. S. Misiti, J. Antinore. S. Rizzo, Il. U'Shezl, ll. xV00tlI'l1l:l'. U, QIi1lQI' , How 2: Mr. lin-ll, J. Antinore, S. Mailoni, F. ll2lWkCl', XV. Fall. li. fll'2IV51tf2l, J. 'l'olnpklns, lx. l-rownell, I.. Stevenson, Il. Yvillllllllbl, Mr, Longhini mtv 1: L. Fm-1-, iz. Clark, it. sim-1--y, I.. lit-Nl. lv, Aimttnr, la. fro.-1-n, tv. Sofft, H. Whit'-. Nl- l1f1l'l -lt lfrzxnk, Il. Sc-ott Nlgrs. li. Detlman, l'. Stevenson Football l.eRoy's CJ-At-Kan knights this year, what thru a building process. felt no mercy at the hands of the other C.VV.C. teams, many of whom were exceptionally well equipped to meet the Red and Black. The Knights last year placed second in the conference. Starting the season off against an lrondequoit squad, paced by two-time all conference choice Ken Slater, the Knights went down to defeat 35 to 6. ln the second encounter of the season the Knights bounced back from defeat with a mag- nificent team win led by Sophomore halfback Laney Furr, quarterback Russell O'Geen and Doug Scott. O'Geen passed to Furr twice for scores and the speedy sophomore scored once from his half back slot on a running play. Scott scored the last T.D, on a running play from the thirty yard line after the l.e Roy line, which had played an exceptional game all day, had mowed down the Fast Rochester forward wall. Out- standing linemen and defencemen for the day were C'osCapt. Dave .fXbbott. Larry Reid, Sam Maloni, Sam Misiti, ,loe U'Cieen and .loc l.. Frank. l.e Roy the following week traveled to ever powerful llrighton lligh where the Barons, 56 led by two fast backs by the name of Repsher and lleller, drubbed the Knights 35 to 6. This game proved that l.e Roy was still very inex- perienced in some positions, especially the ends. aloe .-Xntinore scored the only TD. against Brighton and is the only Knight who has scored against the Barons in the games that have been played the last two seasons. Last year Antinore scored on a 80 yard kick-off return. Returning to their home stamping grounds at llartwyood Park the following week. the Knights led VVebster 13 to 0 at the half. ln the second half VVebster bounced back for 27 points while holding Le Roy to their 13. The Knights out- played the Ridgemen and held their rushing attack. but XVebster capitalized on a couple of pas interceptions and fumbles to win. O'Geen passed to lfurr for one T.D. and Vlunior halfback Rod Steverson ran twenty-three yards for the other. Traveling to Fairport the following Saturday, l.e Roy was hampered with injurys and used lfreshmen and Sophomores in the starting line up. ln the following games with Canandaigua and Newark, l.e Roy was beaten by scores of 45 to O and Sl to 19 resepectively. ln the final game of the season the Knights .- aluxlfq fought a tremendous battle with a classy Batavia team, but a kick-OH return T.D. in the second half proved to be the margin of victory for Batavia although they never crossed the mid- field stripe after that. Statistically the Knights were way out in front even on passing, although the game was played in a snowstorm. Batavia won 13 to 6. Outstanding during the season were Co-Cap- tains Russell O'Geen, and Dave Abbott, Doug Scott, Micky Lapp, Larry Reid, Glenn XVhite, joe Frank, Sam Maloni, Brian Clark, Ron Shirley, joe O'Geen. Sam Misiti and Roger Rogers, who was hampered by injuries most of the year. All of these boys will be lost either through graduation or ineligibility. SCHE DUI .E We Opponents They 6 lrondequoit 55 28 Ii. Rochester 13 6 Brighton 35 l 3 VVebster 27 0 Canandaigua 45 l9 Newark 51 6 Batavia l3 -wif 57 ,E3...,- Wm' BOB DEDMAN f-in mf- 1-1 A nn-:1w'1'11'D PAUL 1:sL1x1.i1-nv HUNTER ALEXANDER BOB FURR BILL GRANEY Varsity Basketball This was an unusual season in many respects. The team started oil the season with straight wins over Xttiea. 5l-323 l,etehworth, 45-25: and l'lyron-Bergen, 33-241. 'l'hen in the Batavia game we lost thc hall innumerahlc times nncler the pressure of l3atavia's full court press and consequently lost 45-30. Then the Merlina game showed the l.c Roy defense to he one of the best in the area as we held the high scoring hvc to 40 points and collected 45 for ourselves. :Xfter the vacation the home quintet returned to the hard woods to set a local scoring record. The team was Attica. the place was the local gyni and the score was SO-43. Paul Boylan and jack Wilcox lcd the record hrealters with l9 and l8 points respectively. Next the Oatlcan Knights journeyed to llcrry and there stopped the high scoring Andrews at the S point marker, while racking up another victory hy the score of Sl-48. Our first league game was the most exciting in local memory. ,-Xt the encl of regulation time the score was 4-4--H1 with Alhion in thc leacl 3 however. Roh llamister hacl a one ancl onen foul coming. llc maflc hoth shots ancl tiecl the game. Holi then proceedecl to pace the locals with a helcl goal anal more clntch fonlshooting which left the grunt- in a 5f-all tic at tht dig 554 la- Wana RUSSELL O 'GEEN ROGER ROGERS l ' - '- l '- ' - '-'-linux 'l'lu- Na-unul :uul illllflffll- 1-lul ul tlu lux! Inu mmuu mu BOB HAMEISTER TED THORN clc-all l nw-V llllu- xx':14 ill llf llwxl llvc- 9K'K'UllflN -wlu-11 l.L-4-. tlu 4 . . Xlluilm L'l'IllC'l'. was llmuln-cl lmy llulw llllllllilil. llis slum' ul' l1ist1'lrmu's li mum' lllilllfl' zu lx llu- l:u'l llml lu- wma llu- gvmu Ull llu- tml mul illlllx llur IIVYI gzmu- prmx-ll 141 lu- tlu- flIJXX'll lull ul llu- lk'ZlIll . Ja XXX- scmwl 3 lumlms in ilu- llrsl lll1ILl'll'l' mul l1:ul 11 tutzll ul -. points :ll ilu- lluzll wlllullc. 11QZllll5l ilu- 33 cullc-cle-fl lny ilu- l.c-tcllwfurllm lim-, llu- tu-Xt gzuxu- prruvc-cl to lu- our lust win lS wc luulx :L clrm- mu- l4l'UlIl Uakiu-lcl -ill-39. llu- lu-X1 lum- qzmu-s we-1'c lzu' from tlu- struulzxrfl sc-t lwy our TCZIIII 2LI'tl1C JACK WILCOX lu-glmung' of ilu- sa-zucnl. VH- lost to ,Xllvimn mm ilu- uppmu-nts court in :L goucl gnnu- U8-ill. Nc-xl on tlu- rluckct wc los! to ll fair ll011l'SL'U tc-um wlu-n our two lxiggc-St mon. Xlfilcux :md lloylzm, flmln-fl out with tllc gzmu- lice! :mcl llw zuiixulvs to go llu- llnnl sum- was l.z- Roy 33, llk'I10SCU 5l. Vlfc rurxt cuter- l1ll1ll'fl fmlfflc-lrl with llu- lvnglu- titlm- all I'l'Zlfl5' clinclu-rl by Xllmiml. flzllcllc-lrl lu-at llu- lumu- llvc- lry ilu- score- nl 33-45 , l'lu- lust gzmu- wt' ilu- vc-111' Wm I1QILlIlSl tlu- :wcll rivals cm ilu- l 1 , - ' . . . . . l llzmtzlvlzl c'm11't, llu- Norm- was Nl-30 wllll lhll llrzuu-y rlmng 1 lnu- :ll-ll-mixw lull llfllfllllg ilu- ll:1t:u'i:1 NlP2ll'lxf1llllQ tu :1 sinqln mlm Nl n-mln-fl tlu- Iwzmxlu-llmll in-1151111 lm' llu- vm-:UN ffm- DJ. l lu- pulvlllmllx' glnul lc-:ml luv-'lfc-fl rlmvu 111 flllfl'4l'I14lJIl :mrl lll'VR'I' , . ' N A 11-gnixu-fl llu- XX'lIlHllIQ' xxxux ul' ilu- lu-gflxmimmg ul. ilu- Sllillll, eil SW file - - MR. JAY WW Bird row: Mr. Jay, R. Dedman, L. Cravatta, R. Rogers, T. Thorn 21111 row: R. O'Geen, D. Abott, L. Reid, J. VViIeox, P. Boylan lst row: A. Tahonv, R. Pulaulino, E. Yauebzee, R, WVoodruff, A. Cohen Baseball ---All 60 At the time this writing was handed in, the l957 baseball season had not yet begun. How- ever, the young mens' fancy had already turned to the upcoming smack of bat against ball. the thoughts of soreness after those hrst rug- ged workouts. and the butterllies in stomachs before the first game. The varsity aspirants were looking toward the sky. hoping for sunshine and warm weather, a lack of which hindered our batsmen last year. This year's team was composed of a relatively great number of seniors. lost through graduation last year were only four ballplayers, Don Paladino, Brian Niccloy and Sam Tabone, inhelders, and VVayne Collins, an outfielder-pitcher. The seniors on the squad this year could remember the closeness of their drive to the sectionals in 1956, and were all determined to reach that goal. ig..- Many say that the pitching stall is the core ot the ball Club. lf so, Coach .I ay could expect a wealth of varsity mound experience. Russell O'Cieen, Dave Abbott. llunter Alxander, and -lack XX'ilcox all did some line hurling last year for the varsity. Before the season starts there are always questions and possibilities of one of the hurlers from the 'lV squad making the grade and adding extra strength. Three juniors who had become eligible to get a varsity berth after playing on the -lYs were Ted Thorn, Doug lfiero. and Hob lled- man. The other two juniors with previous baseball experience, l.ee Cravatta and Ed Yauchzee, were with the Varsity last season and were looking to solidify a starting position on the club this year, Other returnees to the Knights who have had varsity experience include Roger Rogers, a catchr. Larry Reid, an innelder-outfielder, and Allan Cohen, an intielder. all of whom have been playing varsity ball since their sophomore year. Doug Scott. an outfielder ,also has var- sity experience, and will be eligible to roam the outer pastures agan this year. .-Xt the beginning of the 1957 sesaon Coach ,lay had ll returning lettermen, all of last years returning players, to try to better last season's good record ol' 7--l. You fd-flf-lX'tI71' readers know if they made it or not. Mgt 61 gp.- -wwf Rr-id at the Bat O'tir'z'n on the Zliuund Ucwu3l' -llll 1'0W2 M11 llll11S, N. Ml'NlSll, li. Ililt-lu-r, Il. t'l'uk'vvivl1, li. Iiower. lb, Vit-zxry. ll. fiI'0l?Il, Il, XVhilv, J. l.:1p1r, Xlr. llzlrrison Crrl row: J. VV00drul'f, J. Sll0I'lll2ll1, R. Nlllllllll, F. Anzalunt-. E. l'illl0DL'lllU, li. xvillliU'l', Il. lknngrazio, I.. Ll Whitlor-k, S. Zallxle-z .Intl row: D. F:1g.:an. ll. Fussell, J. Ellinglmm. E. K4-Isvy. A. Call. A. T21ll0llC,l.l, Anrinori-, ll, Vlwrty lst row: E, 0'Geeu. D. Doyle, E. Mogrzlvuro Football ,lunior Yarsity foothall which seldom attracts very much attention this year proved just the opposite. coached this year hy Roger llarrison and :Xrthur llillis of the high school faculty, the lunior Varsity played six games. piling up a total of l32 points to none for their opponents. 'l he .l.V.'s met Avon in the first test of the season downing that squad by a score of 39 to O. Meet- ing' lrondequoit in the next game they heat that Monroe county team 19 to O. ln the following weeks they downed Medina 31 to O, Brockport 12 to O and Caledonia l2 to O in that order. Play- ing a tlashy Dansville team for their season final. they went scoreless for the first half. hut opened up in the third and fourth quarters. sparked hy a tremendous team effort and went on to win lil to O. Coaches llarrison and Hillis deserve the high- est praise for producing such an outstanding. un'- defeated. unscored-upon hall cluh. .ig 62 . Wm Row -1: Mr. 112ll'0Ill', I,. 5111111-11511, ll. 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'NWI Jlxwl row: S, My:-rs. Mr. l,tlll2'llllll. ,l, Slll'l'II1Illl. J, XY1mtlx'i1l't'. I.. lfnrr, V. Antimvrt-. IC. Kelsey. li. l':lngr:1ziu Q Lnnl row: S, lleztunmllt. .I. I,:tpp. li. lioylzln, lt 'lnlvltll' ll Vrinvi I l'll'Ul't'U . . . l....tt lst row: S. Znlaleezn. I-I, lVll4'L'll, I.. Nlztm-uso. lt lllllilllllltl, t'. llllllllilll Baseball 'llhe l957 :tggfregaticm ul' the l,e Roy -Innirmr Varsity had very big shoes to till. 'llhe record lmoks show a tremendous 1956 ,IV showing. llowever, tfoaeli Longhini is fortunate to have ll of those big shoes eligible to be filled by last ye:tr's owners. Yes. there are ll sophoinors who coming freshmen and returning suphmnores jelled plzlved on lust rearls hallelnb and who will trv ri 4 to keep up their winning ways. Since this assignment was due before play got under way. we are sorry we cannot bring the results to yon, but we have it feeling that the np- emningf freshmen and returning soplioitlcwes jelled and enabled the .lYs to give rt very grmrl zteeount of themselves. The rl Ys seen! to ltave pitching' strength avail- able in lluli Taylor, ,Irie l,ztRoce0. lliela llrinzi and Holm 'xYcmcli't1tT. all who pitched last rear. Anutlier eiiecmingiiig fact is that three-foiirths of last j'62ll'lS intleld is returning? 'llmx' Tztbone, l,:tnt1v liurr :ind Charlie Antinure. Other retnrnees iii- elnde llrtvid Xlillizuns. Dale Cohen and lnlm Sherman. i fx., WW l,e-1't I0 llight: V. Xfr'IlnlS1wll. V. I':1V111z11t-1-, A. SteI'i's-nilln. A. I,2lKIll'i'Ii, .T, lT'GI't'l1. li. liiggi, Cheerleaders Rah! Kali! Rah! These are swine of the flak Zl.I1Ci CiU1l'ISu uf Ci1CC1'i1'Zldillg. This advice uuiicls that 21 pzlsseiiuy wuulcl hear when paving was ezlrriecl buck :mel put into full furce at the tlirmigh the halls: of I..li.S. 'ixilL'illlSf,' elieeriezicl- next pmetiee. The Silllddi eliminated cheers, ers praetiee twice weekly. after sclirml. :Lclcierl iir'-ix' mic-Q, :mtl did inziiiv other reperzltious 'fhig Wm-1116 ,ilumle H-Cm U, 112m,3,m-g U, zu, wliieli helped tu regzltiii the spirit of the team tend :1 Cilt'i'1'iCflIli1lQf eliuie. .ANI expert mi eheerf UW! UI- the FTUAWITF '11 If-H-3 Iezlclliig teeiiiiirlues gave them pointers fm the 5 H ' fi 3? ...X 4 .D A lmw 3: Iv. li1lIllUll4lUltl, L. Hnekr-tt, S. 0AGcen, C. Grnuey, D. XVl1'SillQl', D. 'II4':llll2lll limi' 1: .l. lloyd, K. Lcitncr -QQ 65 ii?- Qiali Top: S. Scott C. Reamer, J. Roth, S. Baker, C. Graney Athletic Association Upon entering their lireslnnan year all girls in l.e Roy High School automatically hecome mems hers of the tlirls :Xthletie fXssoeiation. This is a non-profit organization estahlished to ollier stu- dents the opportunity of participation in many sports. 'llhe athletic program of our tl. AX, .X. offers instruction. interclass competition. and special sports days in soeeer. haslqethall. howling. volley- hall, hadminton. talule tennis. folls and squart dancing. ttunhling. swimming, tennis and softhall. lt is hoped that every girl leaving l.e lioy will talte with her a knowledge and interest in some activity that she will enjoy in the future. Besides just getting enjoyment out of the par- ticipation in sports, the girls also have a chance to receive awards. To receive an award. the girls are required to have a certain nuinher of points. For each sport otfered, points are in the following manner: 5 points for each played. 10 points for lirst place, 5 points for second or third place. 10 points for captain. 5 points for referee or umpire. 5 points for score- lteeper. 10 points for participation in 'l'ri-County Sports Day, 10 points extra for placing in County Sports Day. and Spoints for each set played in either hadminton or tennis. 'llhe awards received and the numher of points required are as follows: 175 pointsf-Class Numerals. 300 points-Shield. 500 points-fellloelc l,etter l.. 725 points-Gold Key. given game Une of the most popular sports in the tl..-XA. program is liowling. lt is run during the winter season and lasts ahout twelve weelts. 'lihere are many girls who participate in this program and therefore it is held three nights a weeli. illhese three different leagues meet on Tuesday. Vt ecl- nesday. and 'l'hursday nights. liach league has eight teams comprised of hveegirl teams. and the season is started with two practice sessions. lfroni these sessions. the scores are averaged and the eantains are selected. 'lihe teams are then or- ganized with girls of high and low averages on the same te'un. ln tlus way. the teams are fairly equal in ahility. lfaeh league has its own ntan- agers and seo-relteepers. .Nt the end of the season, live girls with the highest averages represent l.e- Roy in the 'llri-County meet. Our G..-XA. is a memher of the 'l'ri-founty athletic association. The schools included in this association are Jkltron, .'XleXander, Batavia, llyron-Bergen. Corfu. lilha. llolly. Kendall. Oak- lield, and Pavilion. .Xmong the sports included in these intermnrals are, soccer. Held hockey, hasliethall. volleyhall. howling, haduiinton, swimf ming, and softhall. Choosing the oflieers for li. .-X. A. this year was aluite a difficult taslq heeause there are many capalmle girls. .Nfter the voting had talten place. these were the linal results: co-presidents are Sandra llalter and loan lioth. vice-president is tiarol lleainc-r. secretary is Sharon Scott, and tre'tsnrer is Christine tlraney. Of course, one person we could not do without is Miss lilorothy llougan. our adviser and coach. A-ssl 66 Quia 6 A A , 454 4:9 , Kaya PN Left to Right: P. Boylan, R. Hameister, R. Furr, W. Graney Seated: Mr. Jay thletic Association The B. A. A. is the Boys' Athletic Associa- tion. At the beginning of this year in the gym classes. the members of the BAA elected Bill Graney as president, Patil Boylan as vice- president, Bob liurr as secretary and llob Ilameister as treasurer. The organization is under the direction of Mr. lay. high school boys! physical education director, .-Xll of the athletic activities of tha high school boys come under the wing ofthe BAK. which is composed of all the boys in the high school. The princi- pal duties of the officers is to help check the expenditures and receipts of the Athletic Association while the members sell advance tickets for athletic events and publicize these events by such methods as distributing posters to the various stores on Main Street. One of the most highly anticipated events of the school year is the handing out of the PZ.-XA awards. which is done in assembly pro- grams in December and Tune. The award is a large chenille l, on which appears a symbol representing the sport or sports that an indi- vidual has earned a letter in. To earn a letter in baseball a person must play in two complete seven-inning gamesg in basketball he must play in the equivalent of three full games or 96 minutes of playg in golf he must partitcipate in three--quarters of the meets. in all other sports the awarding of letters is left to the discretion of the various coaches who work out an equit- able system based on an individual's contribu- tion to his team. The Boys' Athletic Association is not an organization which participates directly in many money-making activities such as dances, bake sales, skating parties and the like: but its position in the school is an important one. In addition to such major sports as football, basketball. baseball and track, it manages such so-called secondary sports as golf and the junior varsity teams and even other events like ping-pong and volleyball which are provided for the student body. It is organized in such a some type of sport activity boy in the high school who permits others besides those major sport to take part in competitive sports where otherwise they might be neglected. The aim of the organization is to make everyone a sportsman. Vive feel that l.e Roy is a better school because of this and that Le Roy students are happier and better behaved because they do have a legitimate outlet for energies that have been kept pent up by spending hours in class- room activities. way as to make available to any desires it. This who can play a 63 ,- 3074 , uf. , .aj UW jaf '7mck limi' 3: I.4-ft to lligrlitz W. Full, ti. Ili-imI'4'-h, ll. Stn-vvrsoii, ll, Ale-xniuli-1'. lt, Willizlms Row 2: .l. 'l'onipkim4, Ib. Willizunis, IC. Fifnrilu, G. Xlillor, W. l'i'ic-4' limi' 1: lb. I-Zlirliairl, ll, V11-ka-rs. lr. Hnilr-. A. Full. I . Aximlmii-. ll. llzunn-if-Ii-1' Track and Field Two years ago, :Lita-i' :1 consiclcwahic period ul' :ihsc-ncc, lr Roy again Iiclclefl a tmck team. This yum' hcing no excvption to the new forinc-rl rule, we again put forth mn' best in thc sport of trrick. lhc- truck tc-:un is inzuh' up ui all hoys in gizulcs U-ll who wish to pzLi'ticilvatc' in thn- spurt, lfndci' the clirectimi of Mr. licll, thc- tczim plays 2111511 schools in meets hurh lionic' :ind ZlXYZlg'. Une- of the highlights of thc' sczif sun is the i.cRoy ilclziy-'s , which arc heicl vvery f.'C2ll' out on thc Hartwood Vicld. i.et1,c1's are awzlrdcfl at the end of ouch season to those boys wlm have earned 10 or more points. Tho lmints zirct given on the hzisis of how the in- clixficlnzlis finished in his purticiilzlr events, Five lminls are gjiveli for finishing Iirst. three for secoml. and une fur third. Those who can ffnzzlify may ziiso pzirticipzuc in scfqtioiiul play :igziinsl the best that urea sclicmls have to ofTci'. ro is-W Putters llmx' 3. l.1-fl to ll'g'ht1 II. llutvllinsnll. Ii, lfrusl, ll, W1-lzvl. ll, llmrl, VV. lil'I!H4'j', ll, lln-ywou-1. lb, Ilrynnl. .L Alnlimu-1-. L, f'lIlI'li Hun' I: 5. fxlyn-rx. 'If Lznpp. li. lumn-llu Golf lm Roy is :L mc-mlrcr ul the rlsI'l-KlllUl1lY Golf IllZllClK'Q. l,aSl years vicicrrius wwe mer lizu l vague which iuclllrlvs llriglmm, lfzxst lioCl1est01'. lQm'lwSlv1'. lmurlcquoii, ancl l'ittsfm'cl. The-iz lrcmcllcquuil. l'ittslm'cl, .'Xll4-mlalc' :mcl llnnsvillv. uvvr :ill rm-c'm'rl stuucl at four wins, flu' losses :mal lhis ye'lr4 1'c'tm'11iug lvtu-1'mf:11 :arc Ralph Real. :L tic, Gulf wcvts arc playecl on rx lfriclzly after 'illiqm fgfjillby, Hurry llcywrrml. llmmald lletzcl, Illlilll 111 thc- l.c liuy llmnlry llulr. This yvam HTHCQ'l'l1'lll'lllllFOl1IllNlllI1X'l1l llnfflllll.. hll'.Kl1I'lll thc clulm Qlmws prmuisc of lwcging une of thc IN thc lU'il'1'1lk'lUl' :mcl rlrivvs thc- lt'1llll in all lllL'll' ilrmmgc-+1 in llw lvzxgm-. Lettermen Huw ..: ll. Alrlmtt, ll, SlIl!'ll'X, ll. All-xalulll-r, ll. llZIlll4'iSll'l'. li, ll4-imlivln, S, Xllllillll, 45. Xlillm-V. YY, llilll. Il. NVQ-rm-I, XY, lirnm-y, .I. lX'ill'4lx How 2: I'. llflylznn, J. I.. lfrunk, Il. Vlzark, I,. Fmvntlzx. 'II Thorn. Il. Slvu-rsun, lr, tl'Sl1v:1. I,. li'-id. ll. II'-ywuwl. K. Ilrowm-ll, ll. Smut llrlw 1: F: lllfzo. li, NYIIM4-. li. lloghrs. .X.4'uh1-n. ll, Furr. ll. CVG1-1-rl. Mr. llvll. .l, Tulrlllliirls. .l. A. ll'1lL'l'l.l, .l. Antinorf- -QR 71 lif- wmzaua Emi ,7 U U -- 0 f o QW C620 Q5 0 0 9 fvo51P-P v SCH ED Grade School Principal IIURJXLI I XIXI I S IiII.IiI N SNIII I Mwuc Wuyi. SJ. V ., I . wi' 5 . .5 agp ,Ak K S MISS ETHEL ERICKSON MISS NANCY LEHER MR. KENER BOND The W. S. S. Chorus -46+ 75 fir-- .lx-fl row: Il. lI1'lCW1'll, ll. Im1'111:111, K. Zill1I111'l'. R. I.1-wis, Iv. II:1I1-. 11. H111-12 lllilll, R. R1-111111f. 15. 'l'l11111111s1111. ll. Millfvr, VV. I':1l:1rli1111, S, f'1DIlIl1Jlly 21111 ruw: K. l5I'HUkN, I', M111-:1l11s11, S. I.111I1l. Il. XYl1it111111'e lst row: 'l'. SIlj'1Il'l'. I1. Mills. IS. 1111-1111. Q Fili I7 1'11'li 1 . , . Al1s1111t: Ii. II1-mmks. 1', I.:11l1:111, 11. 1' 13111111111 Bfilllgllll, 'I'l'IIl'll0I'I I1AI'llA 1'lCl'l l'ICNUlCX Lust 1'11w: Ii. S1'lliIl1'l'. I,. NI111'1':1y, Iv. VIII 11111 I X111 lllls1l 1' l'11Il1llII I Lf? li. 1f1?lliS1JIl. li. I11'111-li. l'. Nlzlluy. I1. l'11w1-FS S1-11111111 www: IJ. 1'l1111'1-11111-111, 12. I1111 re-ll, IL lIi,, I1'i1'sl row: A, 1'1'iIt1-111l1'11. Ii. Bl1'I :1l'- l:1I11l, J. I1:1p11, 19. 1:1111-llo, 11. M1111- 1l111-k. l'. 11.11111-1'. A, 1111111111111, 11. W11111lw111't!1 ,Almsn-1111181 l'. l4'iSll1'l'. li, I'1'i111-, Ib. l'11l1l 'Nl 'l'l'I1ll' 'l' Ili l'1111I1v1l' 'I .. . .. Y:111 I:lIl'1'll 'I'1-:11'll1-1': IAIIN- 'FIIUIIX :5 .. 1-1 Kindergarten Lust 1'm1'g li. 'l'11lt1111. J. Z:1l111'v11, .I. I11-gg. S. S111i1l1. M. lb11w1-y, RI. M:11A:1l1 S111-111111 1'11x'1': .I. 111-:11's. W. .X1ll1'l'I1Jll. l. II:11'111:111. NI. I'l1il'11:+, KI. S11-511. I II I -111 I N111111 N, l iSllIb1'1'li First. ww: .l. Ii1111g1-11111-11, M. V1-rlc. .l. IiiI1e1111, IP. lilJlNY1'l'. 1'. lflIIllH1'j'. 1 l 1 111 .l1s1-1111-1-sz ll. 5ll1'I'lllilll, 1. .X111:1111. Ir, 111ri:1. .1. 1:11'11:11111s1-. ll, 1111'1l:11'11 'l'11:111l1111': I'.1'I'III1'IA l,I'I1I,I'BI .:':.'.1.1':. ills 1- - 1 mummy It In row Null. York Zirnl row' I.:1i1'1l l':lstx'u S 1'uw1114l I Intllm I1 4i1':u-ii, Il. Ilu li. lIIlN'k1'l' 2114! ram I tunlull 1 In hlu lx, lvvilllllll I' llrnmlx 1 Nlllm l ,KL llutll, lk NX1It41s I In :'3. 1 S4-nm-ml: Il. Ilvlllllilll l Ilmu lf':n1'v1' NI Xl nn rilulx -.f ,....,., ,Ursn-lnfw-s: lb, lfursx mv K f'4NlIH'I' 'l'n-:lm-In-1': LAI l..X 1 1.1 l ll Huw Ilnw Iinw Mmm 'l'1-:lr amammmmunr--M N ,. Ird row: L. Mc'i'll11'g, L. II1lCkCIllI'lil- M, Gl'vIIvl'. .I. Ilzxf-Iuftt, J. Grussi, II. G2lI'lll'l' 'mi ruw: .I. I z1lw-uv, I.. Ilzxyum-s. li. KIDSPIITV1 Ii. FI'2lIlk, L, Immpif-r, .I. Iiowzlrml, M. II:u't. L. King, .I. Ilodgo, G. Valvntiuo l'L'lH'IIOI'f IIAZICL MIIRNAN .LMI row: G. Clark. IS. limi SIIIIIIIUIIS, lQ1'l'2lI1I 12111114-S . , 'I'1-:mln--1-: 1lll.X4'I'I l'I..XIlK First Grade im! row: Mrs. I'In1t. ll. I'iIIl411'I'ilZItI. J. I'vr'k. AI. NllI'IIII'IIlI, S. Aim--gzxn. K. Xlzu-lmls. I . Ilussi, I li. I':Il:l1l11u. BI. l.im':1l:1 :nfl row: li. 'I'IIUIIIIlS. Ii. III-Imr. S. Nlzlm-us-I. .l, Olin-ri. 'I'. I'1'ixi11-r:1 ISI VUXYI I . I'1'm'uIi1-4-. IC, 'l'ln:1l4-1'. I., I'1'ixiIr-Val. .I. RI:-K4-nziv. J. l':ll11-5-1-1110. li. IHM4-xl. 11. Mfmlw-. U. I':1u.-lwntn 'IX4'ill'IIl'I'I YIGIIXIVVQ A, I'I.A'I I' lu II IIIIIHIIIILIII I Run tt3. lb. Ark Ivy, Il. Mays-r. Ii. Ulinv. S. VHIIK I Ilubisum. Ii. l'l':u'z1tt:1. G. Ilzxgrlin tml row: T. Ilvnm-tti. Il. Con-illligrliu L, 1'llI'1'IlIII4LI'1IIl, L. 1'I:xypunI, l'. Alvx :mlm I' IIIIIIII I 1 xmpln-II Isl rmv' ID .Xlxtilmrv I! I 1144-11 S 1 umnlnul I. Immllm, Ib. Fitz Almsvnti I . Awnnh: Il. Ilrmmks lr, but .rs 011 I4-r. Il. I+'r:1svr, 'l'. l,euns-, Ii. I ln-1-nur, Ilillkloy st row: M. Forex, C. Koehler, S. Kul- ivk, M. Faulclwr, J, l':uupb0lI, QI. Maxjurs. L. Iluplcins in Mila el-1 GYdi R.'Q1'i :Q'L S- H J. uf .MM 5.'vX 1?sH 5 I Illll I XI':lI N I :pp YN Hull IIN NX IIX X Il- mluh .I 11 I IIII l Ixllunn I NIIIIIII M-wi. wi O :tml row: S. IXICNISI1. Il. Iluwkcrxl King, P, I,im1t:1, 17. Hyde, R. Kmp L. 1I:1wkx-r End row: ll. IIVIII1-, NI, Hall, D nk l. '. 'yrs' .', ..Fe1te GVZIIIUY, .I. Furl-, C. Kulick, R. Hi Im IJ Ilnxt XX II1 ms IJ Is! rnw: M. IImlg:vs, XY. FZILZIIU, I Ilvxullcy, II. Hush, II. IIz1I'I'a-rty, S Malin-1'. W. Ilzxrris .Xlvsr-ut: S. I.iu4lslm-y. .I. Ifllgllll. NI Grzxslsy, I. Ilupkins 'IW-:mc-In-z': l'IIYl.I.lS ADAMS Second Grade Om' f-rm nmsf fazfzozfx P1'midvJ1ls arc H10 nbjvrf of 'ld 1-mv: ll. I':n1mIcv, S. Nlillvr, I-I. Ih-lam' v .l. Impp, IJ, XIIII'I'Ilj', S. I.z1m-. 1' Iiivvi. Il. IQIIIPIIISUII 'ml row: .I. Ii111lge1's. AI. I':xI:uIi11u. I1 I'llIl0IM'IlIll. Ii. l'zn'lcvr. l'. I':1pIn-. I'. Ilin-11, D. Rc-:mlm-r', J. 1'I'USlM!l'0 I row: N. S02I2I'2lVL'S. J. Illullu-1', D Xluulirllp. M. Mo1'i1':1. IC. Shzxrp, Ir. Ili4lg:4-, 111. Iiusslmrullpgll. I.. lf'mIu1' rsvut: M. lXImn'c-. Il. Long l1':l4'I1v1'Z .I ICSSIVA MIVIIAICI. dx' in Hzix f7f!l'fl'i'IIIf77' c'Za.vs1'ocJ11z. III'lI row: J. VVIIII1-, P, Iinhlo-1-, XY, VV1m1Ilo'y. S. lilIIllHl'j', K. XY:1it1'. I W1-Ik1-r, U. VViIli:1111s, Il. S111itI1, H SI11111-, W. zIIIlIll4'I', ll. NV:11I1- 2111! row: Fl. S11-Izllli. S. Sivklvs. J. SI4'Y4'IIH4lll, M. Sharp. S. XVi1I1111-r. K. NVIIS1111. Il. SI11-IT1-r, N. 'I':1yl111' W. Vt'I'Il4'y, V. RUI11-1'ts1111 1141 r11w: R. 1'l:1yp11oI. .l. 'I'j'L.fJlI'I. A. Vzulm-III, l'. Small, 'I'. XYl1il1- Absvnt: Susan XV1m1Iw111-II1 'l'1-111411-r: AIIl.lbIilCID 11. 'I'I+1X'I'l-III Second Grade !1'xx1111 rlxfll' j1l111f1111r11f1l11'r 1'z1f1'1'1'11f1f.11 11 1'1'111fi1z1f 11: flux .v1'1'1:1111' 11'1'111'I1' 1'I11xx V1111111. H15 I 1111x'x 1II'I'H'f IIIIIIII 11mnvfw1wwa1111..aviv: -1- -1 1'1l 1'11xx: II. A1111111l1. li, I4:1k1-1 I IP. Iull1s1111. I', 4 l1111'11l1I11fI1I. 11, If 1111 IZ. 1'I:11'k, Il, IZ1-:ll 3111! 1'11w: Xl. l1111'l1:111:111, I1, ICIIis1 I-1-11111-Ill, B. 111w:11'1I. I.. lI:15l11111l II, I51w1111x', ll. 1l1':111t ls! 1'11w' .l. 1':11'111i14I1:11-I. I'. 1':1I1111s I 1T11I1Il. S. 1'11l11-11, .l. 811111: II, 4111 1'i111IgIi:1. .l. I'IlII11:I1:1111 A111-1113 S, 4':1s1'y. Il, King. li. IZ1 11111 Il 'I'1-:11fI11-1': l'I1Il'I-II.I.X 'I'IlI'IPI-II. .XI1-x:1111l1-1'. I.. 111-11111-111, 12 I11m11 ZZ1'1l rmmw: ll. Iillelgrlws, lr. KiI1llx1', lZ:1I1I, 1', I,11ITs-1'ty, NI, G1-:11'S, 1'111x11t2:1, J. S1-I11-11111513 li, 31114-111 ii. limw-, l'. lflI1'I', I.. H:11'11c'1', .lr-11119, li. 1.111111 1111! 1'1m': V, 5I111111ix. ll. I 1'l'Xl7lIlj'N, Iilwmks, .I. 3I:11l14f1's, '1'. SIH'1'l'X, M1-l'!111'p: ist 1'w1'1': IP, If2lXYli4'I', NI. 511-r1s41r1-, 17t'I'l 4'k. X. NYMWII4-y, N. Xvvll V. 1':11'li .X?s'111I: Ii. Kuuglr- 'lk-111-I11-1': MYIITA 1'.XI.YI'lIl'l' Third Grade 211-11 rmv: .I. l'o1111111. KT. l41llism111, L. l'1iIZSiIllllllPI1S, W. l IIl1'0Il4', IL. 111-:1tr,1' ID. No1'U111, K, lf2ll'lllXIltl'I', ll. HI'Ullk5l, Nu l ml 1 1 , 1. 1 1 21111 row: ll. ilngliu, IZ. .M-011111, A In-wx-y, A. l'l:11'k, H. 1'tll'1'illlijJfliil, .I 1':11'li, IC, I1111'viv. ll. Ib:111 4-ls, A l iNl1?'I' Isl row: 'I'. l'l1-1111111a1. Il. Vllilllvlltb, M lfitn-11, l., 1'll0l7l'l'. I.. lL111'r1-ll, Ii 4'11rsu11, D. lla-swivk Ahsv11t: .I. Alvxzixnlvr, J. A11ti11o1'v, IP. f'l:ll1545l, R. lI11tt:1g.:'li11 lv41wl1v1-: IIXGIINICIG IDEIIIIIUK A fa1'd110fzn1 fmzozv. rm izzzaginary1'1-ver, and tl flbfffz' 1'11f11gz'1z11f1'o1z and v011'rc an f77!il.Kl7I !1raz'r'. firm! row: Mrs. I,rnw1-ll, 4'. I11IIIIl'Il1I4lI2l, V. 4'l:11'k. 12. NI:111v11s1-. S. Iz111114-llw, S. II'IIlll'I', M, AIIUJIIIIS, ll. I:111it:1, .I. Mvtzlvr. Ii. I.:1Iim'1'o, .I. II0w:11'1I. .I. In-111: 2114! row: A. EII:1c'I1nls, l'. I INII1'I', I-.. lI:1I1-ra. I,. lIvIl:11'1ly, li. II4-:1I1-, .l. N11-IIuIw1'IS, ID, Iflv-1-111113 I,. ll:11'1. XI, 4':1II, 'I', IIz11'g:1'z11'1- Isl row: N. I uwI1-1'. I,. XI1-4'ox1':111. NI Ilmlgv. 5. I,:1pp, N. IA-41111-, I1. MII' Ii. II1111g'1-1't'111'1l Il. l11:':1Ils 'I'l'2Il'IIl'I'I ANNIE I.tlXX'l'Zl.l. Third Grade .-I 111111111 1iz'Fn'l1'11:1 HH' fm 1111 wifi .S'n11f111. 11 f1!1111f11rm11 111.1 lwvll 1'fr111ff1'!1'11' !1,1' 1111.1 ffmzrfx Y-'H-1--w Isl 1 111 1-1111: I.. I'l:1I1-li, N. Ii:-1-1I, 'l'. NIIIIQ ' ' iII1 I I'I'i1I- 1-4111 l' 'l'I1u111:1N I.. N111 , .. , , 1. Ii, S--1-11-xg lb, Smith. lb. SIll'I'IIllIl. .I I'l11111l1-yi V. XYI1i11f v V 111l 1'41w: S. II11:lIl1'. .l, XIl11t1- 4 311111111151 I., U1'l:ll11ln, Ii, Nivluolsull Il. Sl 11-s. X. SI11-1'I'v-1'. I,. Nnplvs 1 Q I 1I'IIl'A'lI, IP, SHUV. IP, Muni . 1:11. Il. W:1II:11'1-. I1. 'l':1yIu1'. 4 I.lj. sn-111: ll. Sv1'11s:1. lr. 11211111-4-s 'l'1-:11'I11-1'Z .XI'lI.X liI'IIll I'IIiN ww: 11 H131-1-11, lk Will:1111,. . 1 W XIIII XIIII' m .wiv nl Vow: .I, 1'u1'1I:11-H, lt. S1-nrt. .I. Blunt, lb, IM-11111-tri, BI. King, J. l':lI:14li1m. I'. 3IwNisl1 'ml 1-mv: 19. Ilillmzun. ll. 1'ln-vm-Inml, S. llussn, lr, l.IlIIl4'Il1lUlIl, A. 4':ll'4'IlIlliSl', Ib, ilmltlh-l1l ruw: .I. 1,'IlIlllM'Si, I', Filin, Ii, Autixluvc- sw-nt: S. I.4-532. IF. II:l4'km-lt. ll. 51:1-iurs 14:14-In-r: YI IUIINIA NH' PHY Zim www: 'l'. Ilxllsvy, ll Vlllljk. -I llmlgu-4 W. Ibm-killx, IT. Nlllvf, ll KI4'NI:1lmn. Nl. llzlld. Il, l1nl4iI. 'I' llxwmwll, H. II1-imlivh, U, f'2llIlll'S 31111 ww: 'l'. II:ll'g1'I'ilYt', ll, f12lI'li, R I'xJlIl1'lI1'I', .X, Vmlxlolly. l', Vzlll, IC l':1l11pln-ll 1st row: S, All:-Il, ll. I im'iio, I' ftlllll'VllHl'Ill, S, I-'l:1II1-ry, K. lfish In-4-k, J. Ifuslm-r, Ii. lfll, 4'. l':H' lIli4'!Iill'l .Xl-mint: J. Ailwu 'l'4':Il'1Il'I'I 4'AXllI,l..X ll. XI.XNl'I'Nll Fourth Grade :ml 1-uw: li, Hinklvy, li. Ilupkius, I Ifilfflllflll, 'l'. 1':llI1l0S, li. Ilunt, K M1'l'0wzu1, VV. Ikxplw, S. lI:u'k4-11 mill:-r, .I. Ililllllbvill, J. llvzxxhy :ml row: li. WYVIIIIIIIU. .I. Ilalrviv, 1 I'lnt4-k, N, ll:lr1'is, IL Mvlix-11zim-, J Mzllny lst row: F. I'I'a-lltivv, XY. Niwlivli, N IIu1Tnm11, V. 1.1-grg, lv, .14-:u'y, li I:t'Il4'1iiC'f Ahau-llti Il. Pzllnlii, ID, IJIIYISIUY, I-I. Illllllvlllh, J. VIII! l:lIl't'II 'T--m-In-r: KATIIIIYN Sl4lYNlUl'IL Ihwl ITWFI V, f'Il!4f'y, IP, Filzsim G, Fall. S. XVi1lmw-r, ll. Ynvux l':u-lu-r, IL IAM-rti, J. .Xntinn S4-russl. lb. S Pl'll 'uv I L Qml row: T. Sauzlnlmry. 124 Vgu-mif-I1 Y :u-I. I-. Ill'lIIlII4'lI. 1. In-:um-1' XY IM-mlmzm Ist row: .l. HlII'I't'H, S, XYllil1-. l,,1'r:ux' elim. li. ll:xl1-, ll. Iliillllllllll' ix Ml'Ill'il. 1.. Hunt. I,, I'x-map.-rf. I lPr1:1mln Alma-nli l', Ilia-Il-l1zlurI', 'lf Ignpp vI'1'1l!'II4'I'I .IA NHT VH! PST Fourth Grade UIUYIN, ZH, l'. rv. L. ,llixs .llmzr1r,m .flzmuv hm' fum-ll: ,muff 111.31 .vf1nI011f.vu 511011111 nmf of flu' .'47ll4'l'ff'l!H fonfinf' Zlrwl row: .l. XX'ilvnx. lr, VVIIUIIIIIS. I, I':1squ:xI4-, ll. S:1ml1-rswn. J. Prinxi 'I'. Ilivll. Miss Xu-4-ll:lll. li. l.:x1Iu:1Il X. l'2ll2l1l'llU, .l. Smith. IP. Nznllvllxfw- IP. Iinlninsun. ll, Wxllvrlllaln 21111 MUNI ll. 11011111-. 41, 'l'I1:1Is-V, 'I' Slnmlrlzm, .l, XYmulxx'w1':lu. Il, llnhixl sum ll. Y:ll1.XlsI lst Vow: ll, S'1'llillx'l', I'. XYlnil1'. li Vllllylrlzllllx, II, Small. Ii, 'l'hu1'ps- K, I'1-idgwln. .l, X':ln::lliII. J. llzuhlm Ahsvllt: I'. Nu-vzl. ix, Fllllfll 'l'1':n'll4-I'I 4'I..XlI.X XICICNXX I. .Xthm-rl: , .. l:lI1llw Yrwi row: T. llzlvlivlt, Mrs, Ilullllzlus. W. Kingdom, I.. Lzxpp, A. Ih-Wes, S. Fl'ux-xt, .X. l.:1tl-nm, Il. lligg ns-1, A. Mm-Kvnzi:-, J. Flnvo :nd row: li. H1-zllf-, J. I.iv:1t:1, A. Hrussi, S, x1l'l':Y'l'Il. l'. Illllxgm-1'I'm'ni. J. Blzu-In-nziv, I.. tirzxshy lst rnw: A. V:1nSlyko, ll. llm-imlivh. 1 G. Luprv. J. Ifillimrhzun. I.. Whiu-. X J. Durm-y, D. 3llll'Ifl'llZ't', H. Mm-- lillXYJlfl khan-Ill: 'l'. Krnutwurst, 11. Hmnlmr- um-, N, Grunt .Vcl rnwi J. fQlHMlI'il'Il, li, 3iI'lflll'I', .I H1'l:u14ln, ll. I':1r1 ' ' ll. Muni. li. l':1p::1I1i11. M. IL'I'I'lIIll? rn I Xllll frllx Ir U1 prruziu, Il. Ang:-xt , 2 :JP ' :, . A -ml ww: Ii. I:ll1IIl4'I', H. Sum, M, N111 I1-I 45 Privile-1 l N. Iliggi, M. llvlmr 'l'. Sw-fvy, li. l':ll'lIlm-lvv, V. Sl1'fI'1'!1 illzl, J. 4l'4QL'1'll Trl run: It. I':11u-p4-ntl., J. ilhlus-, I5 l':l1r1r, A. I'i:'lu-II, IP. l':x1zk1-, .I Mm1ltx'11p. .I. 1l1lX'1'l'i 'l'1f:nr-llwr: SIIIIZLICY VIIAIVNVIVK Fifth Grade Zlrul ww: .I. 1'll'1Il4'Il51, Il. XViIli:1ms. l'. Y2l11l'lli. V. Hush, ll, IIIlI'KliIlQ.L', 1. Inm-N, Ii. W:1lt4-rs, J. llllilllilfl - - Emi row: Il. 'l'oH4-11 I'. 'l'1'm-, Ii, Nvilliilllld, ll, Walllzu-1-, l'. 'l'r:u-y, IL llinklvy, I.. I-'llm S, Stvvlh, K. Slvvlr' A lst row: J, Fnwln-r. 1'. Smith, M, Svlfln-ll, l', 'l':1lmuv, S. Srln-1'1lmI1, IZ. I.:u1x- ,Ahswxxlt ll. Smith, U. Airth, J. jmnm-l!y I1':H'l1l'l I 4lIllI5lUl'Ilhh J. 1-I l.l.U l'v:l1'h4-ri fll'INHVll'IVI'I IllDI.'l'II.Xl5 Ilrrl row: K. A11tilmr4-. Il. I1v44r4vx11.1I4. .l. Imvklng. I.. 4IlI'l:4I1rpIlf'l'. S. Img-' IL. l'4nl1nnlIy. li. 1'4mk, Il. A4-muh 1 ns Il lfllll row: Ii. l'1IlIIll'N, N. 'Ivnur , I-.naps-y, II. l'ISII1'I', ID. A114l:1I4n-al, I.. Iilnmi, II. .k114I4-l's1v11, li, I +-III-s. .I 1':11'v:1l11iS1- lst ruw: Ii. 1':nrn4-y, I1. Itzxgrlin. Il. lP:11l14-ls. S. 1 :1r11l11-I1:14'I. I, l4114'I1:1111 K. Izlll. M. rlII'1'lIlIIfIl :1, Il. 1':xrs Alu:-4-nt: Nl. II4-II, .l. Tully 'Ivl'ZIC'Il4'I'f K.-K'I'lIl,I-:ICN IIICAIPY Fifth Grade 'l'l14 f11'.ft4f1'x' 411141 r1'41ff1f4'1.v of 711114 114 !ft'.Y 11141l4'4' 11f1 H115 fwrfvil-1111 4'i41.v.v 14111111 4'li.vf1l41-x'. Kuff: gm, w 1.45 9.5, ww. Q 2 wx-5 141 1 -uni II. .X114'114n1', II. NI4-Ixla-1', II NIIII Ilu1'11, Ii. .I4-nks, NI. NI44ll41I1441 I I111s4m. S. 4'1-:1x:1tt:1. I1. IIy4I4-. I NI:x1'i4l1x4r. 'l'. I1i114I:4-. Y. XI4'4'l1lIy 114I 1 www: II, 1i1':1I1:1111. IP. lh-111114-r, 1 V1-1'11v XY 'I 1vI4n1' li xYl'lliI'I', Il 4, . .4 . . I74PI'I'. J. II411'st111:11111. N. NXI1114-. I XX'44444Ixx'441'1I:. II. Spry, Ii, II:1.x'114-r- I1 1'4m': .l. Xlyvrs, NI. Stn-lI:1. N Svnills, .L Svluillvr, I'. Ilzllsn-y. I ll1mIuIv1' 741' 111: Ii.4Q1'4-4411 NI. ll4v1I1 4-': .XXXIC IIVSII 31111 Vuw: I.. I'or!1-r, ll, Inlkmw-u, li SIL'I.I'l'Il1'lI2l, S. Iluhln-I-, Il, Nvwtou Ii. XV1'ig:llI. li. S4-ntl, N, Milk-r 21111 row: S. Minn-r, S, XIVUILEIIIIIIII, D l':lr'4-:11l1'sx-, I,. I'i4'kz-ll, I. Yinvi, G llnlh, N. Lzupp, IZ, NY:l1'l'4-ll, II. Svhil I1-1', Il. Yillllllll IH! 1-uw: H. Iiliuxt, IJ, Wright, .I. Sum' S, xl1'Il'2llI-, NI, S4-ldvn. 'I', BIc'4'l1lI4-y Il. l':ll:l1Ii11u, Il. I':ll111n-si .Ihsm-III: NY. Awmnln, NY. I':l1:1wIilm, Il Imnne-Ily. IC, Ill:-11:1 'l'I'iIl'lI4'l'f .IAINIIIS NllS'l'lQIfI'I l'A Sixth Grade Xml row: S. 1'l:1rIi, 1'. Ilzlmln-, I.. Ihml, 4' Vhilvl' NI 1'I lIl1' NI Ifuwm-II IP , ,,. .,.. ,, King, ll, Ihmtliv, ll. 4'I'iIf1-l11l1'l1, J. Ilwnrnl :ml row: I., I:ill'UIl1', IJ. Hrznnt. IJ. III-lxxlm-1'sI1utt, I.. Awlnlisun, N. IIut1-I1 insou, S. Ilzxrris, If, Vlurli, .I. Kvn- ru-dy lst row: ,I. Uustax, Il. Grzuwy, J. I wrn, II, S114-paxni, Il. Imnim,-ls, IL II:xt4'h, Ii, lin-:1uu1o11t, Xhsvnt: I.. Iiurrmvs, Il. Unllins, S. Gi'iIIIrh, S. II:u-kett, BI. J. .lzlcksun I'n-zwlu-r': .IANIG NIAIIII-I WILIQICS The r70'z'1'rvd7Uz1g0n and flzc CU7'il,1Il'0y roads rem!! flu' riarvs of the fucsffard mn-:'u11zf'r1f. 251-:I xwrw: l,, Imuis-ls, IZ. llvrl'ir'k. I. l':xI:nlilm, 15. 1':1rli1-, Xl. K, gvillfil, S. II1-ywuml, .I, Slzullgr-frinlzl, M l'1':1I gf-mx. H, l:ll1lgj4'I'S. S. Yznvllxxu 21111 ruw: Xl, .I, I':lm-pl-lllo. II. Nutt. l'. l'.ll'Illll4l, H. S1-1-ly, Ir, Ami:-rfum, Y 'l'I1uu14l-1 I 41I lY ll l'I'rml'4 K, xv1l.1.f ' A x lwl xwvw: 1'. limu-, lb, IH-I1-rs, I., ,I, 1'llI'fiN, IP. 1911114-, I', Shzxrp, li, l.1-mn II, H1mui1', Sl, Z:ll:u'x'gx Alum-Ill: A. SIt'llll2IIlY, Ii. lIllI'?4lllllllll. S. N4ll'lIll'lllI ' 'l'1':l1'll1'F1 MARY I4Il.I.l41N Sfl.lSX Sixth Grade H46 x Th 1' 'mvn and 'zc'o1m'n 'fn wlzzfc ll1!'Z'l' flu' . '!f!l5If1UH, a badly buftcrwrl Tiffilfl, -:WH in hand an rd nm: 15, Hxwlx--w ll f'l l'ltl'H NN 1.1 Nl:l1'l.1IXX.lIl. Il, I-lxur--wlqmlal, N, liurl I1nll', ll, Gillzuwl, XII. Xlzlrlown- 'L' l.mnn-, I'. llwlgn- I Vlnrk Il V4 v: J. Xl:-iz 111 ID Ilnlltu, ll t'ul'1l:11'u, I7. llwll Y Xlalllmi Air! h st 1-mv: .I. .lohnsm1, lx. I'n1l-svl, I Wm-lh-r, N, Splwxgrllv, M, lliggzi, H .x1'kll'j', S, ll:1hggnml N ll Xlsvnt: .I. Iflslwr IN-:lvllv-r'1 I.I'II..XNlP NI.Xlil,1lXY in lilvy L7 C7 E-U w f M A 625 O o Ii- -l s w b 2 62 9 NQSTRP S5155 .JW Sixth row: S. K4-runtt, ll. Robinson, F. J2lI't'tSZl'li, RI. NYiIsun, A. Maelieml. X, LaI't'erty, t'. Blunt, M. Carney, .I. Springett, li. Dona, G. Smith, C. NVi4ltlUXVSOIl, J. Fiuco, IP. Pullyblank, J. l'l'iViIl'I'Zl. J. Yzu-In-tt, ll. Myers, V. Steverson. Fifth row: M, Laxlloeeo. 17. Shell. .I. Real, K. Uroft, ..l. Rose. Ii. AIIIYTRIY. S. qlZlI'llIl1iIIU, NI. Ibiekinsuu, K. Si1l1Ill0llS, .I. Wight. ll. Wzillnee. 'I'. t'oreimigli:l. IP. Wolfe, I,. Seltmelzle. .I. Legg. Fourth row: Il. Miller, C, Ilileher, Ii. Ilungxeriinrnl, Ib, Iiansen. ID. Mzlttliews. Ib, Ilryant. IP. V2lIlIillI'4'Il. G. Ileainnmnt, J. XVOUIIXVUFTII, .I. t':iII. II. Thorpe, Ib. Fzuiningr, J. 'l'iltrI'll, tl. l:2lI'IlIlI'll, T. Yauellzee. Third row: IC. Jackson. L. Totten. S. XVidmer. M. I'er'r1me, .Immut- Iiuntsey. IL 'l'Imln:ns, A. Iiindsley, IL Ilrown, Il. Ilenlmain. ti, M111-Iieuzie. 'l'. I'ri4'e. If. Iiealmuto. I. Yiuei. ID. I':1gr:1nin, Il. Nlatlier. t'. SlIl'il5IIlt', 'I'. Jenks, It. Fraink. IP, Jeary, Seeond row: Jackie Shepard. .Ian Sliepard, IV, Sehutt. J. t'him1-no. ti, S-.-eley, Ii. Muehligr, R. t':xrson. C. If:-der. S. Ilewey. t'. SII'U'Ill'i'. S. Leirsr. II. llllltillliglitl. First row: ll. Ibiilget, Il, lloyd. ti. I'app. Il. Iiootlie, V. Selilonski, II. l1r:imllvury, ID. Iloyle, I.. Iloyd. IT. XIJIIICIISU, S. Iiaekett. NI It lI.,lIl I! lfllllil .Ioan RIIIIISUX, . . 'z : , . H I- Seventh Grade The seventh graders recovered temporarily from the first shock of becoming high school students and elected Dorthea Robinson to lead them throu gh the maze of high school life. Following up were jerry Seely. vice-presidentg .loan Rumsey, secret aryg .Iohn Thorn, treasurerg and Donna hleary, rep- resentative-at-large. Each homeroom chose a lea der. Carol Schlonski, Martha Perrone and Bonnie Bradbury were elected first semester. For the sec ond semester Carol Schlonski and Martha llerrone were re-elected but Roger Digit took Bonnie lirad bury's place. ln the tall the seventh grade Citizenship lldu cation classes each spent a class period at the l.e- Roy llouse. lfveryone enjoyed this and learned a great deal about the way people lived in the times of early l,e Roy. Many seventh graders participa ted in junior high chorus and intermediate and -Iunior Rands. ln lfebruary, many of the seventh graders par ticipated in the -lunior-Hi assembly. This assembly was based on the Mickey Mouse Club television pro gram. Many seventh graders discovered a great deal of talent in their midst that day in particular. Un March 22, nearly all the grade turned out for a skating party. Towards the end of the year the seventh grade had a class picnic. liilled to the top with hot dogs, pop and potato chips all had a good time. The advisors thought that perhaps there was a contest among the boys to see who could eat the most. Laughing and singing brought the picnic and a wonderful year to a close. The seventh grade has successfully reached the end of one Dart of the maze of high school life. Best wishes to them as they continue. 4 at 92 tier-- .f flzc tlzwm' of Nw asxrm pu! The jim? looking grmcjv nf' lm-vs xzcpjvlxbd thc male mzrsifal talent and part of flzv rmmrfiy for the assemlrly program. I tale-off on flu' lllukav 111uzf.w Club Junior high sflmol. -41 My on 1131 flu' .S'f11a'zfnfs in flu OFFICERS 81, ADVISERS Row 3: Mr, Taber Row 2: J. Thorn, J. Ruxusey Row 1: G. Seeley, D. Robin- son, Mr. Hillis f 4 9.5 fee .JW Sm-vt-ntI1 row: S. Stevenson. K. Ilunt. IJ. Ilawn, Ii. Iiuson, G. tiralnt, II. Aiken. J. Gnlslmy, Il. Coeeo. t'. Iiurrows, .I. Iirzindes. S. t':xrpente1', II. Iloattii-Id. .I. Blznloni. A. llzirtholf. 'I'. M4-t'uIh-y, II. 1IlIl'l'Zlj'. C. Ilillon, IJ. Itlldgrers, IV. xviltlillll. Sixth row: Il. Stevens. ll. Iinhino. ll, I4'1'ank, t'. Iainnello. II. I'oeoek, Ii. Howes, S. Guthrie. L. lfalnan, N. tIiII:11'd. S. Filio. 'I'. Curtis. ti, Mi-ssore. ll. I'deII, C, I'u1'sel, ll. NViIIi:in1s. Fifth row: K. Rt-prone, M. Nix-diek, II. Elliott. S. Yzinelli, R. I,etizi:1. C, NVIIIIIIIIIS. .I. Illood, II. XVrigIit., II. Iiudprers. .I. Antinore. It. t'ost:1. I.. 'I'r:n'y, Ib, Anchor. S. Frost, AI. NIeNish. Fourth row: l'. Stefani. Ii. Fore. .I. Arznnino. Il. Sn-ott. Il. I':xtti. Il. t':tl'mieI1:1+-1, .I. 0'Geen, C . Ilillmaln, Il. Antinore, ll. Stevens, XV, Iii-nl, II. lloyd, .I. llzlekett. L. IiiIlIllIt'iII, M. In-gg, .I. Iietiziai. 'I'INrd row: .I. Kennedy. BI. Rlzlddoek. I. Rizzo, I.. XVhite, Il. Ilrown, .T. .It-ary. M, i'1'ittt'IIlIl'Il. L. llrodie. I'. Tatluone, t'. Vlnrk. II. Williams, II. NV1-Iler, C. xV2ll4lI'0l1, K. Ilslrlnzlsr-ie. W. 'l':1pp, Il. I'iekeII. .I. t':1lo111'ie, S. iltIl'4'lIII'gIiil, S. I'I:1tn-Ii. I'. Itliner. Second row: I.. True, Ii. lIlllIlI2III. li. Rossi. IL Iiettt-l'irI:.'5e. C. I'nrmeIee. N. I:Zll'IIl'l', 'I'. l'level:1nd, Il. St-hlonski. RI. I'I:1rt. .I. Sc-ekins. R, Gray, J. GUIIlIIOI'0l'1t', D. Iiennutti, Il. Sziulshury, lt. Clziuss. l'. Wtleen. First row: M. Peek, II. Fone, C. 'I'hom:1s. J. Airth. II. Ilonlges, J.IIe:1Ie. L. Ilidget. .I. Hurley. Il. Addison. J. Milf-lilig, ti Anznlone. 1'. Ilvde. Il. Aeonib. U. Iiindsley. .I. Guslrino Elhth Grade VX'e had a line year under our president jack -leary and started on the road that will lead us to our senior year and graduation. lack could not have done this job alone and he got lots of help from Linda Brodie. our vice-president, and Bonnie liill man, our secretary, while llavid Stevens was taking care of the treasury. Douglas liennetti. XVillis lieal, Karen Dusen, Bonnie llewes, Karen Regone, Bonnie llillman. lrene Rizzo. and Debby Stevens were our representatives in the Student Council. :Xt this time we would like to thank our advi sors, Miss l'JeVoe and Mr. Rudman for all the help they gave to us in putting on our activities and for all the helpful advice they gave us while we were passing through the eighth grade. Xkfith the help of our advisors we put on the Bop llop. a record dance. which was well attended and gave us the needed experience to put on even better dances in the future. The highlight of the year came when we were to put on the assmbly for the school. VVe chose a talent show and based it on the Mickey Mouse show on television. :Xlmost everyone in the eighth grade had a part' in the show and it was a very big success. XYe also had a lot of help from Nr. lrlillis and Mr. Taber. besides the help front our regular advisors. Our class was very active in the sports of the school. Our seventh and eighth grade team had a very successful season now they will have the basis for a good year next year on the .iunior Var- sity. The team without support from the stands isnit going to do the best it can. Never let it be said that the boys this year didn't have this support. Linda lirodie. Varmen lannello. Linda lambeiii. Catherine Parnell, Sharon l'latek, and l.iuda 'l'rue were the women behind the men on the court. -, 6 O4 .- fi anim lfmzffy um! lltllfllf 'zwlu' mrzzlrfmvi in a fvlcczsonl f7L1t'klYfjL' fulzwn tlmw girls v1JlrrIo1'nod the sfmlmzl body as fur! of flu' GSSf?'lIll?!j' program. OFFICERS SL ADVISERS N1-warn! row: Miss IM1Vm-, Mr lillnllxmn First ww: li, Ilillmnu, Il. Stn-QV --ns, I.. Ilrmliv, .l. .11-zlry A junior lziqlz, oaskvffwizll foam -was fum of the sports fvrogjrum. l'Vifh o regular .frl1,4'd1zIc of prorlm? and qrznzws, flu:-y were a Uwfif' to tlzoir rlfzssctf. -Aff 95 fp..- I 62491 Sixth row: ID. Wlnilm-. li. Ni:-hols, ll. l+'roum:111, E. Pullulu-lltn, Ir. Ms-l':11'flny, F, .XIIZIIIUIIIN J. IIIIIUS, ll. I:llUllQ.Z'illlll'llI', VV. xV1lilllPl'k. li. U'Sl111z1. ID. GI't'1'l1. I.. l:ilfl'I'. I.. IUYXIIIII, li. AlZllti1'4'. XV. Nutt. V. R1llI'IlIlll I 'l'1h row: ll. Slvilmis-tx. llzlrlr Il1'ys4I:1l1-, liullniv Il1'yml:11L-, Z. 1'l'lM'k4'l'. I.. NllI'H1l'lllY, M. 111'UlIkH, H. Vzllutti, ll. I'2lIl2'l'ilZiH, D. tiuilv, W. I'nw4-ll. ll. Ilzlnsa-n. I-Z. l:111m-llu, ti. Xivlmlsnn. Il. If1l11'lmrt. W. Priu- IJIIIIVIII row: I'. Rinluni. IG. Kc-lsm-y, J. llmm. IXI. 01-lqnuelu. 11. YZIVIIZZU. S, IA-grg, J. Jnhuvillv. li. Wilc-wx, J. Corvi- miglin. Il. Xzxplvs, I., liussu, l.. Vin:-I II. Svllors. 'I.JlllllIS1lIl, R. Ilmvvl' 'l'I1ir4l row: I.. All'XJlIl1lt'l'. IL Ruth. ll. Blugzxve-rn. Il. l4'IlYilll', ll. Wirsingr. U. Grzlnc-y, J. XV0oLIrl11T, 1'. Munn, V, Zimnir-ki. I.. Russo. ll. Fxlgzln, R. Full, A. St4'1I'iIll'Il2l. li. Iklvll. V. I.:1w1'4-rw.-. J. S-nmis. li. 1VGI'l'Il Swmnl row: .I. Ms-Iivxxzim-, U. S1-111111. II. 1.11111-y, S. fP.G1'f'lI. J. ll'g'gi. 'l'. i'ur1l:11'u. I', 'l':xllu. ll. Airth. A. liiggi, Ib. Imylc-, S. Z2ll2ll'l'Il, I.. NIJIIICIISO Ifirsi l'UNYI F. S1vl't'm1illz1. fl. I.i111lslvy. lb, I.:n1m-nmlfmln. J. NI4-Via-11. .l. lf1Hil1gl1:un, IC. f1'Gl'OYl. R. Dusing, H. Vaughn, Ii. S4-Illxurret. Ii. l'1-Vliins. l'. l':11'l4-. S. .xl1'X2lll4l1'l' Class of 1960 FRESHIVIAN OFFICERS 9TH ADVISERS Row 25 R, O'Geen, C, G1-alley Row 2: Mr. Kurth, Mr. Dumont Row 1: J, W-OOdI'l1fT, D. O'Shea ROW 11 Mig Fmtmillel' -..ei gf, 55..- Qaaifzmen The Class of l960 entered high school with a burst of vitality and optimism, Our goal: to have a worthwhile and wonderful freshman year. Did we succeed? There may he some who disagree with us, but we think we did. Hur first step up the ladder of success was the election of capable leaders. Daniel O'Shea was chosen president, lames Xkoodrulif, vice-presidentg Rose Ann CYGeen, secretaryg and Christine Graney was elected treasurer. The climl, was to be a hard one, but we were fortunate to have such advisers as Mr. Dumont, Miss lfortmiller. and Nr. liurth to lean on, to keep us steady. and to make sure our footing was secure. Selling candy and pop at a stand set up in the corridor during basketball games was our next step. This activity meant many hours of work. but it was pleasant work and it helped fill our treasury. ln l3ecemher we decorated the gym with a shower of snowfiakes and held our first dance withan orchestra, The Snowflake Serenade. The gym was beautiful and the dance a financial and socialsuccess, QX haked food sale in liehruary proved very successful. Most of the customers were fellow freshmen, so the sale made for full class stomach as well as a fuller treasury. The ability and enthusiasm of the whole class was indicated by the number of freshmen boys who played on the ll. Y. football. basketball, and baseball teams and also hy the freshmen girls who were cheer- leaders. XTC even had a classmate on the varsity football squad. Now that we have passed the ninth rung of the ladder to the top. there is no looking back for us. Straight to the topl XYe only hope that the next three years hold as much happiness and enjoyment for us as the past year has held. aw, l ilurr t'o11fl11iiIt'v of niizfli f1I't!t174 l'S iizferfsfeti' in lfI'll71lI1ffI'.9 :mike filcznx for 11 rluaxr filav. The fvlfim max' luiwe been fzomi, ffm' the flirt' rfiffrit ?lIl!I'l'1'ltIfl,'Sl'. .4 bam! of ,'1a.Pfvy ,w1t1111.riu.:lit' F1'e.flzn1en 1Ilt't'f in the Lafin rmmz fo lay the jlfUlll'ZlfTt'Ul'k for their forthcoming iimeizilily lhrfrgrnui. '1'I1e1'e's zioral fflffllf galore. 97 item' S Ilmx' 11: 12 NV1'ig'I1l. Ii. Alvlmtt. I1. VIv:11'y, I.. I1'111'1'. Ii. ITlI1'Il1'I', Il. 1 1'11Ic11vI1'I1. Ii. lII'1HX'Il1'lI. W. 1'l111111-111, Ill. .l11I111 81111. Ii. A1141-11. lr. W1Il1:1111s. Il. I'1'i11zi. Ii. 'I'11yI111' 1 . Hmm' -1: .I. SII1'I'IIIiIll. Il. XX11111I1'11IAIQ. li. 1i1'111-11. .I. 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A1'g':111:1 Class of 19 9 1511 f H, tw. 1 '- I f iff SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Row 2: L. Munt, S. Myers Row 1: J. Lapp, K. Keefe I 10TH ADVISERS 1' Row 2: Mr. Mangefrida Row 1: Mrs. Williamee, Mr. Bell 451 98 Qian-- Sayzfzamaaoi The Class of SU prow-c'l its wurth tu tht' stnrlcnts ul lx- Ruy lligh Schrmol this yvar in many flillcrt-nt he-lrls. To guide ns snioothly :mtl wise-ly through this yt-:n'. wt- hanclt-cl thc reins twcr tu thu capable hands of lm- Lapin. who was :thlv assislc-rl lw liztrcn lit-cle. Sam illyt-rs trunk rwt'i'tlic'jf1l1 uf rccurcling unr many activitics. whilc- l,:n-ry Mnnt artt-cl as thc- linancial wizard. The inn and frolic for nur Sopliwiifiif ycar came- in the lurin of thc 9oplio11i-irc ,-Xsscnibly and our flancc-s. The Snowtlalw Flniliflt- and a spring flanrt-. Along with the gaicty of putting tugetlim' our crrniical assvnihlr, which was Cmiiplvtt- with t'h0rns girls hillhillys. :incl singers. we also lt-arnt-cl tu Click togctlivr as a team. Um' mort- Qcrinns siclc was slmwn at Christmas time when wt' mlng intu fum' povlqt-t tu help luring tht- 'uvs of this -xcztwii to a ncccly family. ,l . 'lihc lntnrc- lirniscwircs ui tht- SW-1-, 1-ylig-rimviitccl with tmrilqiiig tu aicl in a rwy faiivccssfiil hakt-rl foncl sale. Illillilllgfll. as with thc Soplioinnre 11-t'1'0sl1I114'11I Siilllfl. WC' 11111st Zulmit wc wart- our own host cnstmnt-rs. lfur thusc who patrfmivccl it, many a 1110111O1'1ll1lc' l11C1fli'1ll can ht- rvvallcfl. Um- vlass rallivrl to rcvivt- tht' annnal Soplifminrt- Spcalxing fonts-st. Nam' tfmlmics wvrc discuss:-fl and thc- jnclgcs clinst- Sliaron Smit and Sam Xlycrs gig winners with Karen lit'lUlC1'ZllNl llalc f0l1CUZ19l'l1!1l1CI'9 np. Wit' '-.1'01'C Ut'1't1li11l1' not lacking in atlilvtic zthiliiy or musical talt-nt. Soplioinmc luws participated in spurt :ictiritic-s with :L Clmscn low making thc Varsity FflU!lflS. lil'QCfl un lw thc vnthnsiastic Chccring' of . . . I , I + lanc llrwcl. luis llackctt. llunna llcznnan. :incl lxarcn l.c'1tnt'r. it is nu wonflcr tnc' -ll . teams rhcl so wc-ll, ln tht- liillrl of mnsit' thc' hanrl ancl clioriiws wc-rc also Wf'll s1111plic'rl with Suplimnnrv talent. ' Jam' liuyd, ,Indy Fivrfs and Jo-wt' fxiiizslay Izrlp dcfomft' thc' gym for tlzr hip winter ,wfirxl mwzt of tlzr .S'0f'lmmorr class, tht' .S'ncm,1flalsf' SI1:1fflr . -. ,H 'Hit' tljilllllllfl' fllifflllrl' .v.'1r'rt'.r.vVf1z1 .N'r1jw'm'11z11't' ,fmf1t1't'4! ri rnvls mm' rn!! iriff ft'ifl1 HI'lIt't' Ilirlrfmiswiz and llmz l'1rl:m'.f INTOlllf'tIll.X'!-llfvl ,XIUH Ptflcldizm. 'lilzf' jrviuf 1't'11!Ij,' rm'kr't1'. Q9 Iiow li: 'I'. 'l'l1111'11. .I. S1-II1-rs. li. II1-i111livl1. I . Hnwlu-1', Il. 1':4'IlIll2lI1. J. 'FHIllIJkiIlS, XV. 1':1Il, Ib. Sf'1llll4'lXlI', li. Ashlxq 11. I.:11111, I.. Ill'llll4'l'SllUIt, F. Y:111lJus1111, Ii. II11tvl1i11s011, J, Stn-V1-11s1111. G. 1'2lI'1N'Ilft'l', Il. 1-'rust 1 Row 5: J. A111i1101'1-, ll. I,:1tl1:111. IJ, Ilryalut, Il. 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Il. i'111'1l:11'11, .I. fVf11'l'Il. .l. liuglfn, J. Illlllll, N IIiIl111:111. I., lmol, .I. XVoml1-11t'I'. J. Mills. NI. 1'111'tis, .I. l.i11:11'i11o, .X.Stv1'I'1-11il1:1 Class of 1 95 11TH OFFICERS 11TH ADVISERS Row 2: S. Pfaff, D. Fiero Row 2: Mr. Harrison Row 1: W. Call, J. Tompkins Row 1: Miss Harrold, Mr. Perrone --gf 100 I Fif- The greatest event of the year for this class of 1958 was the junior l'rom, which was held November 22nd, l.Yith Stairway To the Stars as their theme and Hill Sherman providing the music, it was one of the most lovely occasions of the year. josephine Costa was chosen queen of the llrom and her escort james Antinore was crowned king. To lead them in their junior year they chose XYendall tfall as their l'resident. Backing XYendall was .lohn Tompkins as vice-president. ,Ns secretary Shirley l'fatT was elected to keep track of class business and Douglas lfiero, as treasurer, handled the money. The adxisers For the junior class were Nr. Roger llarrison, Miss Kathleen llarold and fXlr. blames l'crrone. A-Xiuong the various guftivities spnsored hy the junior class to raise money was a bake food sale on the 271l1oftDqmlie1-, tm Felmruary 9th the junior class held an all round dance, with music by The llowmanaires. The selling of sweatshirts was another junior jirojmeet. One hundred and forty sweatshirts were sold in all to oth grades as well as high school students. The junior class had a very worth while project this year, They took a collection for the March of liimes, To promote the drive they had a eontest for choosing a king and queen for the March of Dimes, The contestants were chosen from the junior class and for each vote the student made for their choice they had to include one dime to the March of Dimes fund. The boy and girl receiving the greatest amount of money were the king and queen, NVQ-ndall Call and Sally Seekins were crowned king and queen of the March of Dimes. The most carefree students in school seem to he jlllliors. They always have a cheerful smile for everyone. l.ittle do they realize what their senior year has in store for them. l report rm flze IlI1IK'lIdl1It'l1f.Y to the eolixlfflrliolz. T110 lziglzliglxf of Ilze amzzml Junior l'mu: -is flu! selection of King ami Queen. Here are Jim .flntinore and .losefvlziizf C'nsIr1 after llzeir rr'rvft'11i1z,',1. Q4 lOl lie-- .4 class roznlzziffez' in Ur. lfellfv l 17111 g1'af1'f' tT1'liSe1z.v-flip l?d11mfio11 j t lass f'I':'f'tII'4' tl Ivzrflelm 11041111 and tl 1: 1:1 2 'n f 0 LIHHIIS SE OQNTRAL LT C7 EXE O 2,6 4 9 NQSTRP NUD E Glaaa of '57 T SENIOR OFFICERS Standing: J. Pollock, N. Hackett Seated: W. Graney, D. Griflith Here we are at last! All of US have traveled the long road together and now we consider ourselves as one large happy family. XVe owe much to our advisors who helped us greatly through their untiring guidance and efforts. Hats Off to Mr. Taggart. who acted as Commanding officer, Mrs. Graham, Mrs. Wollenberg, and Mr. Blanke. Drafted by the class for various duties were Dave Griffith, class presidentg Bill Graney, vice-presi- dentg Nancy Hackett. secretaryg and Iohn Pollock, treasurerg guarding all that money. You had better believe it when one says the last year is packed with activities galore. an infinite number of things to do, and a limited time in which to do them. This year was no exception for our gang of eager beavers. Our first undertaking was the traditional selling of refreshments at the stand during foot- ball season. liveryone pitched in and helped make it a huge success. llot coffee for any of you frozen Seniors? The same held true in Uecember with the anual spaghetti supper. The school building and grounds found themselves right in Christmas season with the beautiful tree which really brightened up the place at night. March was a busy month with the class attending the fabulous Rotary Show. the excursion to the lce lfollies in Rochester, and last, but far from least, that unforgettable senior play, 'flduy Me Blue liibbonsu. From March till -func we really motivated at a rapid paccl Une large project was making plans and arrangements for our wonderful senior trip in -Tune. Another memorable occasion was the animal Tountas Supper which proved yery beneficial to all who attended. The class night committee got' their heads to- gether and came up with some hilarious ideas which were directly responsible for a great show that liriday night. Saturday we held that unforgettable senior ballg Sunday. Baccalaureate services: and Monday we proudly walked across the stage for our rliplrmqag at the sixty-sixth Commencement exercise at l.e Roy High School. Leaving our dear old Alma lVlater causes a tear to swell up within us. lt has been our home for the past twelve years. i-is we all go on in life, each his own path, we will always remember thc years of joy and friendship which we have shared. SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES SENIOR ADVISORS Standing: S. Maloni, P. Boylan Mr. Taggart, Mrs. Wollenburg, Mrs. Graham B. Fore, H. Alexander A-ia 104 lew- Swim DAVID ABBfVl 1' HUNTER AU'1XfXNUliR KATH RYN ANCI IOR 5 4l.X1I HS ANT! X! YIQIE SXNDRA HAIQIZR IU ,XXX l3.X'I I'X11I,I.X lfXNli H1 JSSAXRT VI lf XX Hi HSSXEQT -V elf 105 +I?- Senialzfi 1 F ,XfQ'l'IQHjIgf3Q1-QI I,Xl'I. IEUYIMXX XKXCX l1RX!Jl'lO N f 5 .-.fXf,iiX5xl'.i l'X'l'lQIf'IX QWIUKJY' , . n , KKILLAXI Hfl IXIQI, .ar- fvm SVZ XNNKC f'!2INH'fXIC'J IHQIXX Clhklili I..XNQ'lQkAI .1XIQli Vai? 106 is -- Seniafzdf Xl I XX QUIILX MHS LYDXXKJIJH .XXX k'lQHNIXX'lfI.l, YVl'l1l' tl XXIXMIIAXNI v W NI XRIIN. 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Font' 1, 13, 21: f12lI1iilllll2l1l l'S 4: Girl:-1 1'llU1'l-IH 1, 11, 25, 4: Music I.vr1- 2 hull 1, 2: Var:-:ity Fuotlvalll 4: 0:1tk:11111:1'r1-s 1, 2, ZZ, -1: 1'111111ty UW.,-,.gf:, 4: MH',,r,.tf,. 1' gy gg. ' l'1111rl1s IR, 42 Iloys' 1'l1lll'llS 1, 2, 22, 4: xv1l'I'-1'I'1'5l. -1: 0111-re-tt:1 ' Y Q, 2, 4, .-XSTIHID IEOSSI l1.A.A. A111111-1':1I11 22: S1111-ld 311 I1lIl'ilIl1lll'2llS 1 I , Y' t , 2,IZ,1:ll'lI'-jN.e i'-C11 1,2,1!,-111111: 1111: 'k Stalfl NANIFRA ll.11x1uIi --- Ig.A.:1. 51lUll:1'il1S 2: 1'I'i'SitlI'Il1 4: IUTVII' -1: S1-11'111-11111151 ?'u1111l11it1t1vos E:,F.11.A, 22. 1111114131 4'o11l::1'ess 2 HmlQU'S 1- -. H011 lu-y Ni:l Vl1'0 211111 2. J. 4I,1'111FS S4'f'l 'f2ll'5' 0a1tk:11111:1irs-S 2, 21. -1: I.ib1':11'i:111 4: Girls lj1l0I'l1H 1, 2, 3, -1 1: 5111114-111 101111011 1. 3: 4 1:1514 Urlllllllilws 1, L. FL 4. 1.ihr:11'i:111 2: 4'411111ty-f'11or11s 4: Musiv Lyrv 2: Ulwn-tt:1 2. 11. -1 Senior Activities I'AI'l, HOYLAN --- ll.A.A. Vicc-Pres. 4: Playdays 2: lied Key Soryicc Club 12, 4: Student Council 1, 2, 4: Treasurer 4: County Student Council 4: .I.V. Ilaskctball 1: Varsity llaskotball 2. it, 4: .I.V. llaseball 1, 2: Varsity Club Il, 4: Varsity L : Model Congress 2, fl: Oatkannaircs 2, 32, 4: Pros. 4: llovs' Chorus 2. fl, 4: County Chorus 4: Music Lyrc 2: On:-rctta 2, Il, 43 Assistant Ilircctor 4: Co-chairman of Class Night 4: Chair- man of lh-fre-slinicnt Stand. NANCY IERADIEVRY -- G.A.A. Nunicrals 2: Shield 2: Lcttcr Ji: Playdays 4: Intramurals 1, 2, Il, 4: lied Key Service Club 1, 2. 53, 4: F.I1.A. 2, 32: Modcl Congress 24: Library Club 4. MARGARET CARMICIIAIGL -- G.A.A. N11lll01'2llS 2: Playdavs 222 Intramurals 1, 2, tl: 111-d Key Service Clul- fl. 4: Class Trcas- urer 1: Sv-crctary 2: Student Council Ii: Futurc Teachers As- sociation 4. PATRICIA CARROLL --4 G.A.A. Numerals 2: Plavdays 1. 2, 24: Intramurals 1, 2, Il: Red Key Service Club 1, 2, Zi, 4: F.H.A. 4. SITZANNIC CIIIMICNO - G.A.A. Numcrals 2: Shield 2: Playdays 1. 2. 31: Intramurals 1, 2, 32: Red Kcy Scrvico Club 4: F.H.A. 4: Oatkannaircs 2, 3, 4: County Chorus 4: Girls Chorus 1, 2, fl: Music Lyrc 2: Operetta 2, fl, 4. BRIAN CLARK --- Red Kcy Scrvlcc Club 4: 15.A.A. Intramurals -1: Senior Play Cast 4: Varsity Football 4: Varsity Club 4: Varsity L , Transferred from Notre Dame September 1956. LANCIC CLARK -- Rod Key Scrvico Club 1: J.V. Football 2: Track 2, Il, 4: Golf 2: Varsity Club Il: Class Committees 1, 2, IL, 4. ALLAN COIIIGN - 15.A.A. Intramurals Ii: Rod Ko-y Scrvicv- Club 32, 4: Senior Plav Cast 4: Larkin Sncaklngr Contest 32: flst brim-1 National Honor Soclcty Il, 4: Vicc-Pres. 4: Class Pres. 1: Vice-Prcs. ZZ: Student Council 2: Pres. 4: County Student Council 23, 42 Prcs. 4: Valodictorian -4: llovs' Stato SI: Foot- ball Manager Il, 4: Ilaskctball Mauatzv-r 1, 2. Sl. 4: .l.V. llasc- liall 1: Varsity 11asoball 2, Il. 4: Model Conarcss 2, fl: .lunior Town Meeting: of the Air 4: Scicncc Club 4: Varsity Club fl. -li Varsity I. : lliology Award 1: llauch and Lomb Award 4. IIOIS CONNOLLV 4- G.A.A. Intramurals 4: Rod Kcy Servicc Club IZ, 4: F.II.A. 1, Il. 4: Class Committee-s 1, 2, IZ. 4. ANN CICOMNVELL --- G.A.A, N11ll1l'1'2llS 2: Shi:-ld 2: Lf-Itcr fl: Gold Key fl: Playdays IZ: lntralnurals 1, 2, 22, 4: Rod Key Scrvico Club 1, 2. Sl, 4: l+1ng:lish 1. Award Sl: Rod and lllack Stall' Il: Ass't lflditor Oatkan: Scnior Play Committccs 4: National IIonor Society 31. 4: Scc. 4: Moflol CHIILFWSS 2. 731 Otiicials Clulr Il: Scnior lland 1, 2, ZZ, l: Marching liand 1, 2, 32, 13 County liand 52: County Orchestra l: Oatkannaircs 2. Il. 4: Girls Chorus 1. 2, ZZ, 4: Vicc-Pros. 4: Slllslc Lvro 1: Gold Kci' fmusicl 23: Orchestra 2. Il: Opcrctta 2, Zi, 4, ilcad 41. YVl'l'l l'l:1 CONNINGIIAM Rod Key Service Club Zi. 4: l4'.ll.A. 4: Class Committocs 3. 4: Transfcrrzul from 1Vcst lliprh. Roch- cstcr in May 15155. MARILYN IIICITRICK 7 G.A.A. N1lI1l4'i1'2llS 2: Shiv-ld 2: lcttcr Iii Intramurals 1. 2. fl, 4: Red Kcy Scrvicc Club CI: F.II.A. 4: Girls Chorus 1. XVILLIAM DIMICK --- l3.A.A. 1. 2, Il, 4: J.V. Football 1: Varsity Football' Manatrcr 2: Class Committees 1, 2, Il, 4. GLORIA ENGLERTII A G.A.A. Numerals 1: Shield 2: Letter :SZ Playdays 1, 2, 2: Intramurals 1, 2, il: Class Vice-Pres. 1, 2 J.V. Cheerleader 1, 2: Varsity Cheerleader 3: F.I'I.A. 4. EDNVARD FIORITO M Red Kcy Service Club 2: J.V. Football 1, 2: Baseball Manager 1: Track 2, 4: Varsity Club 2, Ct, 4: Varsity L : Senior Rand 1, 2, 2: Marching Rand 1, 2, R: County Hand 2: County Orchestra 3: Music Lyro 2: Orchestra BARBARA FORIG 4 G.A.A. Num?-rals 24: R4-fl Key Sf-rylco Club 2. fl, 4: National Ilonor Society 4: Student Council 4: D.A.R. Pilgrim Award 1, 4: F.H.A. 2: Oatkannaircs 12, 4: County Chorus 4: Girls Chorus 2, 3, 4: Prcs. 4: Miusic Lyro 1: Oper-- ctta Il, 4: Accompanist 1. JOSEPH FRANK - I2.A.A. Intramurals 1, 2, fl. 4: J.V. Football 1. 2: Varsity Football 3. 4: Track 1, 3: Varsity Club 3, 4: Varsity I. : Senior lland 1, 2, IZ, 4: Marching: lland 1, 2. 3, 4: Music Lyre Cl: Dance Iland 1, 4. ROIXICIIT FVRR 4 ll..-LA. Secretary 4: Rod Kcv S'l'I'VlI'U Club II, -1: Senior Play Cast 4: J.V. liaskotball 1. 2: Varsity llaskot- ball 71. 4: Track' 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club 25, 4: Vice-Prcs. 4: Varsity UL . XVILLIAM GRANICY -f lI.A.A. Prcsldcnt 4: lied K:-y Sorvicc Clab 1, 2, 31, 4: Ass't llusincss Managcr Oatkau 4: I-arkin Sncaking: Colltcsli Il: National Ilonor Society 4: Class Treas- urer tl: Vice-Pres. 4: Stullcnt Council 1: J.V. Iiaslcotball 21: Varsity llasketball 4: Golf 1, 2, II, 4: Varsity Club 3, 4: Varsity L : Oatkanuaires 1: lioys Chorus 1. DAVID GRAYT - 'l'ransi'err1ed from Pavilion High School Nov- ember 1956. DAVID GRIFFITI1 --1 Rod Key Scrvicc Club 24, 4: Senior Play Connnittccs 4: Larkin Sm-ak'ng Contest Il: National Ilouor Society Il. 4: Class Prosidcnt 2, Il, 4: County Student Coun- cil 2, Ii, 4: D.A.R. Award 1: Model Congress 2: Science Club 4: Secretary 4: Oatkannaircs 1, 2, Il, 4: County Chorus 2, 21, 4: lloys Chorus 1, 2. 3, 4: Pros. 4: Music Lyrc 2: Gold Key lmusicl Il: Oncretta 2, 22, 4: tlcad 2, Il, 41, NANCY lIACKl4lT'1' -- G.A.A. Numcrals 1: Shield 2: Letter 2: Red Key Service Club 4: Class Secretary 13, 4: .I.V. Cheer- leadcr 2: Varsity Chccrlcadcr Cl: F.ll.A. 4: I'ros'd:fnt 4: L1- brary Club 1:- Oatkannaires 2, Sl, 4: County Chorus 4: Girls Chorus 1, 2, It, 4: Music Lyra 2: Onerctta 2, fl, 4. IQOIIERT HAMl+IlSTI+IR -- H.A.A. Treasurer 4: .l.V. Basketball 1. 2: Varsity liaskctball 3, 4: Baseball Maiiapzcr tvarsityb 1, 2: Track Il: Varsity Club 2, 4: Varsity L : Audio Visual Club 1: Class Committccs 1, 2, IL, 4. PATRICIA IIARIIING - Class Committees 1, 2. 25, 4: G.A.A. 1, L. Il, 4. .IITDITII IIAYVVARD - G.A.A. N11Ill0l'tllS 2: Shield 2: Intra- J murals 1, L, Il, 4: Red Key Service Club Il, 4: Red and Black Statl' 4: Senior Play Committees 4: Larkin Speaking Contest Il: Model Congress 2, fl: Scnior Iland 1. 2, 3, 4: Librarian 2, 3, 4: Marching: Iland 1, 2, Cl, 4: County Hand 2. fl: County Orches- tra 1, 2: County Chorus 4: Oatkannalres 2, 3, 4: Librarian 2: Girls Chorus 1, 2, Ii, 4: Music Lyrc 2: Gold Key fmusicl 33 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Opcretta 2, fl, 4: flead fl, 41. HARRY IIIGYXVOOD - l!.A.A. Intramurals Sl, 4: Red Key Sor- yicc Club 4: .T.V. Basketball 1: Golf 1, fl, 4: Varsity Club 2, 32, 4: Varsity L : Oatkaanaircs 1, 2, Ii, 4: County Chorus 4: lloys' Chorus 1, 2, ZZ, 4: Music Lyrc 2: Operctta 2, 2, 4. KAREN IIVTCIIINSON -- G.A.A. Nl1IIlCI'tllS 1: Shield 2: Letter P J 2: Gold Key Il: llaydays 4: Intramurals 1, L, Sl, 4: Rcd Kcy Service Club 1, 2, Il, 4: English L Award 3: lied and Black , Staiil' 4: Senior Ilay Committees 4: Modcl Congrrcss 2. Il: Li- brary Club 1. 2: Scnior liand 1, 2, Zi. 4: Marching: Hand 1, 2, fl 4: County lland 4: County Orchcstra 1, 2, II: Girls Chorus 1, il, 4: Music Lyre 1: Orchestra 1, 2. IZ, 4: Oncrctla tbook- holdorl ii, 4. KATl:ILI'1I+1N .IICNNIGR - G,A.A. Nl1llll'l'tllS 2: Shicld 2: Play- days Il. 4: Intramurals 1. 2, 21, 4: Rod Kcy S-cryicc Club 1, 2, Il, -I: Rod and lllack Staff 2, 4: Ass't Iiditor Oatlcan 4: Na- tional llonor Society il, 4: Stullcnt Council 1: Sccrctary oi' Studcnt Council 4: County Student Council 4: Corresponding Scc. 4: Modol Congrcss 2: F.1l.A. 2: Uatkannaircs 2, II, 4: County Chorus Il, 4: Girls Chorus 1, 2. fl, 4: Scc. Oatkannaircs ZS, 4: Music Lyre 2: Opcrctta 2, IL, 4: Senior Play Cotnmittccs 1. .IAMIGS .IOIINSTON - ILA.,-1. Intramurals 2, IZ: Rod Kcy Scr- vico Club 4: Red and lllack Staff 4: Stamp Club ZS, 4: Vicc- Prcs. Ii, 4: Scicncc Club 4: President 4. r'+Al.I.lI41 IiI+lRNl l'T --- G.A.A. Numcrals Il: Shield Ili Intramurals 1, 2, 31, 4: Rod and. lllack Staff 4: ll.A.lL Award Sth grad:-: J AltIllt1lVf'OIl4l'I'l'SS Z.: Oalkannaircs 2, Il, 4: County Chorus 42 Girls Chorus 1, 2, 21, 4: Music Lyrc 1: Gold Kcy fmusicl 331 Ona-rctta 2, 23, 4: flcad 21: Accompanist 1. XVILLIAM KINSLEY -- I!.A.A. Intramurals 2, Il: Rod and Black Stall' 4: National Ilonor Society 4: Photogranlly Club 1, 2, Zi: Scicnce Club 4: Audio Visual Club 2: Class Committees 1 2 2' 4 MICHAEL LAPP N- I1.A.A. Intramurals Ii: Playdays IZ: .I.V. Foot- ball 2: Varsity Football 35, 4: .1.V. basketball 2: Track 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club 2, K, 4: Varsity L : Transferred from Notre Dame Sr-pt. 1954. ANTOINETTE LA ROCCO '--- G.A.A. Nulncrals 1: Shield 2: Letter II: Intramurals 1, 2, Il, 4: Playdays 1, 4: Red and lilaclc Staff 4: Senior Play Cast 4: Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4: Girls Chorus 1, 2: Librarian 2: Music Lyrc 2. PATRICIA LINIJSLIGY --- G.A.A. Intramurals Cl, 4: llcd Key Ser- vice Club 4: Senior Play Committees 4: Girls Chorus 3: Trans- ferred tfrom 1Vhcatland-Chill Central School, Scottsville April 11356. PIIYLLIS MALONI ---- G.A.A. Numerals 1: Shicld 2: Letter ZZ: Plavdays 2: Intramurals 1, 2, 51, 4: H1-d Kcy Scrvlco Club 1, Sl. 4: Student Council 1, 2: J.V. Cheerleader 2: Varsity Cheerleader 32. .IOAN MAC KIGNZIIC -1- G.A.A. Numerals 2: Shield 2: Intramurals 1. 2. 21, 4: Red Key Service Club: 1, 2, Il, 4: Rcd and Black Editor -l: Senior Play Committccs 4: Larkin Sncaklnz: Contest H: National Honor Society 4: Modcl Congress 2 3: Junior Town Meeting of tho Air 4: Sculllr Band 1. 2, ZX, 4: 1st Licut. 4: Mai-ch'ng Hand 1. 2, Ii, 4: County liand 2, Il, 4: Oatkan- naircs 2, fl, 4: Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Music Lyrc 1: Gold Key tmusicl fl: Orchestra 1, 2, 21: Onerctta 2, il, -l. .IO ANN MANGICFRIDA 4 G.A.A. Numerals 2: Shield 3: Intra- murals 1, 2, JI, 4: Red and Black Staff 22: Model Congress 3: Senior liand 1, 2, 3, 4: Marching Band 1, 2 3, 4: County Band 2, IZ, 4: Oatkannaires I1 4: Girls Chorus 2, 2, 4: Music Lyre 2: Orchestra 2, fl, 4: Opcretta fl, 4. Senior Activities FRFJDICRICK MANGEFRIDA 4 li.A.A. Vice--1'rt-s. 1: St-msn-t:1x'y Il: S+-nior Play Comxnitte-os 4: .1.V, lkaskc-tball 1. 2: 'l'r-at-k 2: Class Comniittt-os 1, 2, Il, 4. SAElll'l-Il. MALONI 4 li.A,A. Intramurals 1. 2. IL, 4: Playtlays 2, IF: Rell Key St-rvitfo Club 1, 2, Sl, 4: Rt-ll anll lilack Statl' 4: St-nior Play Comm'ttt-1-s 4: Larkin Spoalzing Conti-st 3:1 l2ntl ll1'lZl'lC National Ilouor Sovit-ty Il. 4: Pri-s. 4: llookka'L'llll12' Amin-tl 11: riitullt-nt Count-il 1. 4: ll.A.R. Award Nth grath-: ,l.V, lvotlfliall 1, gg Varsity Football 4: liast-ball Slanagrt-r 1: Rowling Managt-r 2, 4: Moflt-I Coi1:.51't-ss 2, Il: Art Club Sig Ifnturo 'l'i-avln-rs Assn. 4: Varsity Club 42 Varsity L : Oatkannairt-s 1, 2. Il, 4: lioys Chorus 1. 2, Ji, 4: UlN'1'1'ff1l 4' GAIL MARCII -- G,A.A. Nunn-rals 1: Shit-bl 2: l.t-ttl-1' il: Play- mlays 1, 2: Intramurals 1, 2, Si, 4: R4-il K1-y Sc-rv'r:x- Club ZZ: Roll autl lilac-k Staff' 4: S4-nior Play Cast 4: I4'uturt- 'l'1-ac'ln-rs Assoo. 4: Swrt-tary 4: Oatkannairt-s 2, Il. 4: County Chorus Il. 4: Girls Chorus 1, 2, Il, 4: Music Lyrt- 2: Opt-rm-tta 2 53. 4. MARY MASTIN -- Roll Ki-y St-rvic-0 Club 1. 2. Il, 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, Il. 4: Futurt- 'II1'2lt'llCl'S Assov, 43 Library Club 1. 2: Class l Coinmittt-1-s' 1, 2, 54. 4. GARY MILLER Il,A.A. Intramurals I, 2. Il. 4: Play1lays 2, fl, 43 l .l.V. Football 1. 2: Varsity Football Il, 4: Travk 2, Il. 4: Stagt- Crow 1: Varsity Club 2, Sl, 4: Varsity L : Class Committt-c-s 1. 2, 21, 4. POLLY MILLS -- G.A.A. Numm-rals 1: Shit-lil 23 Le-tter 2: Golcl Ki-y 22: Playtlays 1, 2, IS, 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: R4-tl Ki-y Sl'l'VlCt' Club 1, 2, Il, 4: English I. Award 22: Re-tl anti Iilat-It StalT 4: Ifltlitor-in-L-hit-f, Oatkan 4: St-nior Play Cast 4: Larkin Slllxtlklllg Contt-st Il tflril prim-J: National Honor So- :-it-ty Il, 4: Tre-asurt-r 4: Sftutlt-nt Count-il 1: biology Awarll 1: Alotlt-l Congrrt-ss 2. Cl: Pre-ss Club 4: 1.1111-zu-y Club 1, 2: St-nior llanti 1, 2, Zi. 4: Mart-liing llanll 1, 2. Zi, 4: County Ilanll 13. 4: Oatliaunairvs Il, 4: Girls Chorus 1, 2, ii. 4: Musit- Lyri- 2: Ort-ht-stra 4: Ont-rt-tta IS, 4: Salutatorian. llOIll'IR'l' MYI-IRS 4- Il,A.A. Intramurals 4: Playllays 4: Trans' ft-rrt-nl from North Clarian Iligh, I.:-oft-r, Pt-nnsylyania April 1ll5li. CAROL NICIIOLSON -- G.A.A. N1lllli'l'2llS 2: Shit-lrl 23: Lt-ttt-r Iii Playllays 2, fi, 4: Intralnurals 2, Ii, 4: Rn-tl K4-y St-ryit't- Club 2. Il, 4: Rt-ll anti Illavk Staff 4: St-nior Play Cast 4: Larkin Sm-aking Conti-st Il t1st prim-J: National Ilonor Sor-it-ty 33, 42 Class Trl-asurt-r 4: 1vll'f'-I'l'9S. Stull?-nt Count-il 4: County Stutlt-nt Count-il 4: Varsity Cin-1-rle-atb-r Sl. 4: Moth-l Congrt-ss Il: Junior 'l'own Mi-t-ting.: of tht- Air 4: Oatkannairi-s Il. 4: County Chorus Il, 4:VG'rls Chorus 2, II. 4: Opt-re-tta Il. 4, ll:-all 41: Co-chairman Class Night 4: Girls Stats- IQ: 'l'ransfi-rrt-nl lrom AIllSlt'l'lItllll St-ptr-inbt-r 15154. ltI'Sb'-ICLI. O'Gl1Il-IN -- .l.V. Football 1: Varsity Football 2. IS, 4: .lv,V. 'liaskt-tball 1: Varsity Ilaskt-tball 2, Il. 4: .l.V. llass-ball 1: Xarsity llasc-ball 2, IE. 4: Varsity Club 2, 3. 4: Varsity L : Claes Conimitti-os 1. 2, 21, 4. l'A'l'lllCIA PANI-IPICNTO -- G.A.A. Nuint-rals Il: Intramurals 1. 2, ZZ. 4: F,II,A, 1. 4: Library Club 1: Oatkannairt-s Cl, 4: County Chorus taltt-rnatt-l l: Girls Chorus 1. 2, ZZ. 4: Blusiv Lyrt- Ii: Opt-rt-tta IS. 4, lil'IVl'Iltl,Y PANGRAZIO - G.A.A, Nunn-rals 2: Shit-ltl 2: Play- tlavs 2. Il, 4: Intran1ul'als 1, 2. Ii. 4: St-nior Play llOllIlllli1'09S 4: I4'.II.A. 1. 2. 21. 4: Class Committl-vs 1, 2, ZZ, 4. FAY ANN PAPI' - G.A,A. NlllllPI'tllS 1: Shit-ill Il: L1--ttt-r Il: Play- flays 1, 2, Il. 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 31. 4: Rt-tl lit-y St-rvit-o Club 1, Il, 4: Marc-hing: Iianll 2. Il: Musit' Lyrl- Il: Major:-tto 2, Sl: Illajort-tto Awarll Ii. CllARl.O'l'Tl-I l'.1R1lI-11.151-I -- G.A.A. Nunn-rals 1: Shit-lil 2: I-i'ff4'I'V2Z Golil -K1-y Il: Playilays 2, 15. 4: Intramurals 1. 2. fl. 4: Rs-elylxoy Serv't'c- Club 2. Il: Varsity Clit-t-1'li-:uit-1' 4: I1'.II.A. Il: Library Club 2. Zi: Girls Chorus 1. .IOIIN POLLOCK - I5.A,A. Intramurals 2. 21, 4: RL-ll Kc-y Sorvive- Club 4: Class Trl-asnrr-r 4: St-it-rico Club 4: Vine-1l'rt-s. 4: If.F.A, 2, Ii, 4: Prt-sith-nt Il, 4: Transfn-rrl-tl from Salttlt-t-t lliprh st-bool, IIIIIIJIIKOII, Ontario. Ft-bruary 15955. ANN. PVRS1-IL - Rt-tl Ki-y St-rvivv Club 2. tl. 4: l-'.ll.A. 2. ti, 4: Library Club 1. 2: Class 1lOlllI1lll1l'l'S 1, 2. 3, 4. lGIflA'l'RICE Pl'RSI'll. -- G.A.A. NIIIIICVIIIS 1: S-hif-lil 2: Intra- 3111112143 2. J: Rm-nl K4-y St-rvivo Club 4: Class Comniittt-os RALPH REAL - I!.A.A. Intramurals 1. 2, Ii, 4: Rm-ll K+-y S1-rvivo Club 1, 4: J.V. Football 1: Golf 1. 2. ii, 4: Varsity Club 23, 4: Class Comniittt-os 1. 2, IZ. 4. LAXVRENCE RICIIJ 4 I!.A.A, Intramurals 1. 2. Il. 4: Sl-nior Play Cast 4: .T.V, Football 2: Varsity Football Il, 4: .l.V, Raskot- ball 1: .T.V. Ras:-ball 1: Varsity Baseball 2. 24, 4: Varsity Club Il, 4: Varsity I. . FRANCES RIGGI -- G.A.A. Numorals IS: Shit-lil il: Playtlays 1, 2, Il, 4: Intramurals 1, 2. 3, 4: St-nior Play Connnittees 4: If'.ll.A. 1. 4: Library Club Il, 4: Class Conlinittor-s 1, 2, Cl, 4. ROGER ROGERS - lLA.A. Vice-I'res. Il: Ri-tl Key Se-rvit-e Club Ii: Studi-nt Council 2: .l.V. Football 1: Varsity Football 2, il, 4: .I.V. llaskt-tball 1: Varsity Iiaske-tball 2, Ii, 4: .l.V. Iiast-bali 1: Varsity Ilast-ball 2, Cl. 4: Varsity Club 2, Il, 4: Varsity L . JOAN RO'l'II 7 G.A.A. Nunn-rals 1: Shit-ill 1: L4-tte-r 2: Golil Ixoy Il: Prt-s'tlt-nt 4: Playdays ii, 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 35, 4: Rm-cl Key St-1'yic'o Club IZ. 42 Senior Play Committm-vs 4: F.II.A. 1, il: Future- 'I't'2ll'Il0l'Si Assn. 4: Library Club 1: Oatkannairos 4: Girls Chorus 1, 2. 41 Ops-rotta 4. LORE'I l'A SCINTA - G.A.A. Nunn-rals 2: Shit-111 2: Playtiays 1. 2, 25, 4: Intramurals 1. 2, 3, 4: Rell K1-y Src-rvicu Club 4: Se-nior Play Committet-s 4: F.H.A. 2: Future 'l'e-at-hers Assn. 4: Girls Chorus 1, 2: Librarian 1, 2: Music- Lyrt- 2. IIIGNNIS SCOTT - Rt-ti Key Service Club 1, 2, Il, 4: J.V. Foot- ball 1, 2: 'l'rat-k 4: Staprt- Crow 1. 2. Il, 4: Senior Rand 1, 2, il, 4: Alarcliing lianml 1, 2, Ji. 4: County llantl Il, 4: Musit- Lyrl- 2: Orcfhi-stra 1. 2: Ilanvt- Ilantl 4. IIOVGLAS SCO'l l' -- Rt-tl Ke-y Si-rvitfe Club 1, 2. Il: I!.A,A. Intra- murals 1. 2. Il, 4: Playnlays 2, 4: Iiusinl-ss BlJlIlIl2It'l' Oatkan 43 llusinl-ss Blanagrt-r St-nior Play 4: Stutlt-nt Count-il 1: .l.V. Football 1. 2: Varsity Football Il, 4: .l.V. Ilast-ball 1: Varsity liast-ball 2, 31, 4: Varsity Club 2, Il, 4: Varsity L : S:-nior lianll 1, 2. El. 4: Captain 4: Maruliinpr Ilantl 1. 2, Il, 4: Oatkan- nairn-s 1, 2 Zi, 4: County Chorus 1, 2, Il, 4: Iioys Chorus 1, 2. Il, 4: Musir- Lyra- 2: Opvrm-tta 2, 4: Iiusint-ss Managrt-r Sl, 41 Stags- Crt-w fl. 4: Chairman of St-nior Hall 4. SANDRA S-CO'l l' - St-nior Play Cast 4: Stutlt-nt Council 1, 2, 33 Sl-nior llantl 1. 2, Ii, 4: Marr-hing llantl 1, 2. Il. 4: County llanti 4: County Ort-ht-stra Il: Oatkannairi-s IZ, 4: Girls Chorus 1, 4: Musit- Lyrt- 1: Goltl K4-y tmusivi 35: Orr-lit-stra 2. Il: Ont-1'4-i'ta Sl, 4. tim-all 41 PATRICIA Sl'll+lKINS - G.A,A. Nunn-rals 2: Shit-ltl ii: Playllays 1: Intramurals 1, 2. fl: Re-ll KL-y St-rviuo Club 1, 2. Ji, 4: Asso- viatc- Idtlitor Rr-tl anti lllavk 4: S1-nior Play UOIIlIII.lft 1'S 42 Stuslt-nt Count-il Il: Girls Chorus 4: Class Committl-4-s 1, 2. li. 4: National Ilonor Som-ie-ty 4. ITARHARA SIlI'lI'AIiIl f- G.A.A. Nunwrals 1: Shit-lil 2: Ia-ttvl' 22 Goltl Km-v 31: Playtlays 1. 2. 21: Intramurals 1, 2, Zi, 4: Rt-ll Ke-y S1-ryit-o Club 1, 2, Il, 4: Rl-tl anll lilack Stati' 4: Sz-nior Play Cast 4: National Ilonor Sovit-ty 3, 4: Mods-l Congrrt-ss Zi: Li- brary Club 1. 2, Il, 4: Oatkannairc-s 2, Il. 4: County Chorus 4: Girls Chorus 1. 2. IS. 4: Music- Lyrt- Zi: Opt-rt-tta 2. ii. 4. F-IIA RON SIIIGPARIJ - G.A.A. Nuint-rals 2: Shit-Ill 331 Il1'11Pl' Il! Playllays 2, Sl: Intramurals 1. 2, Zi: St-nior Play Coinmittot-s -l: Class Comniittt-os 1, 2, IS, 4. RONALD SIIIRLICY f .l.V. Football 2: Varsity Football Cl, 42 .l.V, llaskt-tball 2: 'I'rar'k 25: Varsity Club IS, 4: Varsity L : Class il0IllIllI1it'0S 1, 2, Il, 4, GARY S'I'I:lINMI'l'I'Z .l.V. Footllall 2: Varsity lfootball lil 'l'rai-lc 2, Il: Golf Ii: Start- Crt-w 1, 2. fl, 4: Varsity Club 2, Il. 4: Varsity L : Class Committt-os 1, 2, Il. 4. .IOIIN S'I'I4I'l l'INII'S - Roll Key Sorvirt- Club 1, 2. ll. 42 .l.V. Football 1, 2: Stagrt- Crt-xy Ii, 4: Anllio Visual Club 1, 2. Il, 4: St-nior llanel 1, 2, Ii: Mart-hing: lianll 1, 2, ZZ: Class Committi-4-S 1, 2, Ii, 4. ANGICLINIG VINCI - G.A,A. Nunn-rals 2: Shit-Ill 2: la-ttvr Il: Playllays 2, Il: Intramurals 1, 2. Il, 4: Rc-tl Kay Si-1'v'f-0 Club 1. 2, JL, 4: Stuclc-nt Counvil 2, ii: .I.V. Cln-1-rll-aclt-r 2: I+'.lI.A. 4: Sth grade- Cln-1-rle-alliiigr Advisor Il: Girls Chorus 1. ROl!l4lR'l' VOSS - IC.A.A. Intranlurals 1. 2, Il, 4: limi K1-y Sor- vicft- Club Il. 4: Sw-nior Play Conimittt-I-s 4: .l,V. 'Football 1. 2: Varsity Football 21, 4: .I. V. Ilasl-ball 2: Stags- Crt-w 1. 2. Il. 4: Ass't Maytag:-r Il: Class Committl-1-s 1, 2, Sl, 4. CLI-INN 1VlII'l'E 7 l1,A.A. Intramurals Il, 4: Iitltl Key St-rvice Club 1, 2. 21. 4: St-nior Play COIllIIll1i4't'S 4: .l.V. I4'ootbalI 1, 2: Varsity Football 2. 22. 4: J.V. Ilasks-tball 2: Manage-r 1: Travk 2, fl, 4: Stage- Crt-w 1, 2, 3. 4: Stage- Managrc-r 4: Varsity Club 2. fi. 4: Varsity l. : Sc-uinr llantl 1: Mart-hing: Iianll 1. .IOIIN NVILCOX - - .l,V, Football 1: .l.V, Ilaskt-tball 2: Varsity ltagkt-tball Il. 4: .i,V. llasc-ball 1: Varsity Ilasoball 2, Il, 4: Varsity Club 2, 54. 4: Varsity L : St-nior llanfi 2. 3, 4: Lion- tonant 4: Musit- Lyre- 2. PHVLLIS NVILCOX - - Rt-ll Ki-y Si-rvivv Club 1. 2, 25, 4: Stuilt-nt Counvil 2: Class 1'OII1IllI1'tPCS 1, 2, 25. 4. SALVA'l'OIiI'I YACIIZZO f- Class Coruniittot-s 1. 2, Zi. 4: ILA..-L 1, 2, Il, 4. THE AEN 63' U Eff? Q 625 ? 421 'VOSTRP' IEQLIVI ISI Sl EQS SPONSORS Th- Busine .s and Inziustries Listcd on thi. Page Contributed in Evccess of Ten Dollars to the O-AT-KAN THE BANK OF LE ROY F. VV. BICKFORD BRANTON'S DAIRY B-R DE VVITT, INC. DUREZ PLASTICS DIV., HOOKER ELECTROCI-IEMICAL CO. DUSING Zi HUNT, INC. EMPIRE STATE IXIOTOR EXPRESS GAZETTE-NEWS CO. HIRSCHIVIAN-POI-ILE CO. 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