Leavenworth Central High School - Roll Call Yearbook (Wolcott, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1958 volume:

is Leavenworth Florentme He WW ' W ntral School rick School 1958 Roll Call NORMA WOODS ...., .. BARBARA BAUER .......... Presented by QUEENO VAN AUKEN ..,.,. MONIQUE AUGE ......... JAMES SNYDER .......... HARVEY WILLIAMS ..,....... MARY LOU HANNEMAN LEOLA CRANE ................ BARBARA HALLIGAN ....... SHARON COMEAU ............. JUDI ANN VAN LIERE DON OSBORN BARBARA PENNER WILLIAM KARNEY GERTRUDE CATHY ........ GEORGE GRAVES .....,. ARTHUR CATHY ...-L,L.. PHYLLIS STANLEY FRANK FREER ....,..,.... MR. WALTER FISK ....,.,......-,f.....,.,..... 13th Edition Editor Junior Editor Art Editor Junior Art Editor Photographer Assistant Photographer L-,,--,,,-----,------,------- Typist Junior Typist Sales and Distribution . .,..... Business Manager Advertising Sales Sports Advertising Layout Feature Writers Advisor Foreword It is with pride and a sense of achievement that the staff of ROLL CALL presents this issue for 1958. Through the pictures pre- sented, readers may share some of the enthusiasm and joys of the life of pupils at Wolcott Central Schools. To the community and the administration recognition is due for the foresight and planning that has made possible the experience and training available to the students of Leavenworth and Florentine Hendrick Central Schools. Table of Contents Page ADMINISTRATION .,.t.,,, ,cv,,, 3 CLASSES ...,,,,,,,,,,,,-, -,--,- 9 HIGH SCHOOL ......,..., -,,,,.-,- 1 3 UNDERGRADUATES .... .,,,,,,, C 29 ACTIVITIES ..,......,,,, ,,,-,,.,, 4 3 SPORTS ............, ,,,,tt,,,-,,,,, , 57 ADVERTISING ..... -,- ,....,,. 67 af ' ' ' -. , lay, 1 w R y ,, m:2g--ff--iif N'gg' 5- . M 2 , .I ,. '.. 'w....L. -N, ,N , ,kyle L. , -54 -1-ig, . I ja jg -wfQw,wmmmwmmJ 5' .M ,- .. . f f' 1 f 1.,:',+:,:,,gqfL',,-ga.+5,sw:W- Egg V. , . X V -- f f QQ aff :EM-,. WH , i, ,,., Q. Hz, gh QmQQN :- mg 3-lk? ,, gk fwiiupw H ' wmv 4 M Www? , , QW. , . 5 fwyxw' ' W1 :Jw E X Q K -V1-it' -X 'M- W5. 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V x Seated: Mrs. Phyllis Pasco, English, citizenship education: Mrs. Elizabeth Dunton, homemakingg Miss Myrtle Carr, English: Mrs. Winifred Cook, language, English: Mrs. Lela Mowry, business sub- jects. Standing: Mrs. Norma Black, mathematics: Mr. Walter Fisk, agriculture: Mr. Leonard Humbert, citizenship education, Mr. Bruce Wise, business subjects, Mr. Glen Drake industrial arts lsubstitutelg Mr. Ivor Robbins, scienceg Mrs. Suzie Andrews, art. Absent: Mr. Harold Payne, industrial arts. Faculty First row, left to right: Mrs. Martha Sims, nurseg Mrs. Mildred Baker, librariang Mrs. Esther Searle, music: Miss Eleanor Day, dental hygienist. Second row: Miss Winifred Wilkes, orchestra: Mr. Joseph Handfield, band: Mr. James McGinn, director of athletics, physical education: Mr. Robert Verburg, driver education. Absent: Miss Pauline Rossman, girls' physical education. L First row, left to right: Miss Marion Metcalf, fourthg Mrs. Helen Countryman, kindergarteng Mrs. Gradg Sylvia Sparnon, firstg Mrs. Grace Van Auken, firstg Mrs. Mildred Bradbury, secondg Mrs. Thelma Bauer, firstg Miss Bernice Eygnor, secondg Mrs. Selma Sharpe, second. Second row: Mrs. Emily Hayes, ungradedg Mrs. Mable Tanner, seeondg Miss Hazel Bennett, thirdg Mrs. Edna Flatt, kindergarteng Mrs. Carolyn Humphreys, artg Mrs. Lois Danforth, thirdg Mrs. lla Robbins, thirdg Mrs. Marie Bentley, first. Faculty Junior H igh First row, left to right: Mrs. Ora Fransisco, fifth, Mrs. Laura Crouse, fifth, Mrs. Grace Alhorn, sixthg Mrs. Virginia Johnson, fourth. Second row: Mrs, Norma Crane, fifthg Mr. Robert Strong, sixth, Mr. Joseph Quinn, fourth fcadetlg Mr. Paul Treasure, sixthg Miss Myrtle Wright, fourthg Miss Neva Tullar, fifth. Grade First row, left to right: Mrs. Genevieve Valentine, Junior High, mathematicsg Mrs. Gwen Reeves, Junior High, English. Sec- ond row: Mrs. Betty Nelson, Junior High, citizenship educationg Mr. Clinton Wash- burn, Junior High, general scienceg Miss Marion Day, Junior High, general science. it ,Y 3x L gi Q fs 5 sl 4 s C a i e I e r i a S t a S f f Left to right: Helen Paltz, Cafeteria Managerg Harriet Breen, Betty Harris, Dorothy Bush, Sophia Loveless, Esther Chatfield. Signor. Left to right: Alice Shear, Nellie Todd, Jennie Van Vleck, Mae Cashier Custodians MRS. INEZ DEBACK Richard Chase. Robert Countryman, Ellery Gray, Charles Knight, Night Cashier Custodiaus at Florentine Hen drick Custodians at L.C.S. S l l. ' Bus Drwers Left lo right: Charles Hilliker. Ray Shippers. Ralph Country- Fi'-Sf WW, left lv figllff -lack I-3nCY7 Ray SPHTUUU- Ned Wfild01'f- man.Hf-ad Custndian. Douglas Pitts. Second row: Floyd Briggs, Kendric Waterlnan, Ma .lohn Hubbard, Absent: Glenn Scott, Gene Fitch, Howard De- ss, George Gregg, Samuel Thompson. ?5g'Q12:imgg,g,gf,3,Qfgigu glQg,w.i, f Ala Vlziffkm lTWG:1fQ?fF2 ,kffwgyglgg Q fsmggyf Q giggrwpex , . gf-p?smfff'7 A .,., ,Q , HJ. fQ,f.M.f ls,-s,..,,gg.i L rm- 1.1 1 ,1:,gw,1f,gff, :E N, if 13W5ns5Wt if W X wwf my ,, A,.d5i9w A, lasses ' ' American History The American History class finds the course engrossing and amusing, never dull. Special Interests Special lnterests finds the girls deeply interested in solving weighty problems of living successfully in a home. Latin Ah! at last a Latin joke! Geometry Our mathematics classes are en- thusiastic and eager. They have at- tained a fine record. Biology Here begin careers in medicine and nursing. Typing Typing is available to all students and is recommended to all who seek college entrance. Citizenship Education Citizenship Education is one of the required subjects for graduation. Mrs. Phyllis Pasco is instructing this class. Guidance The Student Guidance project in our school has increased its activities un- der the direction of Mr. Alex Bentley. Consultations are held with the stu- dents and an adequate testing program is being developed. Some gratifying results have been achieved. Art Making posters can be fun! ww f' F ff M ?T'S , 5- I SEEN 19 2 Em i? ,ifi' vf jx, mfs ,, ,fs-fsx1wesL1mi2gs,sxf +A 5','f2'.'iSi Wi A 'iszcziwl I 1 I 1 49952355 1 if: fwfiwif . b ' I fzi f-Q13 55,351 fQgg3g,ggs 42l,, if wwiw 'E , Li 521555553 Ziiizvvazxnw ' Tiff 1' ' Ua'sHf1fwgjLf Lf SA iiniirgagiavgxi 'Zi3?z2-fw2:sL2 K, Pi ijyggzgil F453 25? f?IwE'f 116 aw 1 Slygw-mfg: fi : -Qgwms-Q-i', 2, 352221555 53 5 .1 Q ,kW.i g ains MV. M Q51 wif 1 i g,?fQs5' :Qg,gfg:erQ3fg ? gf -sf s za,f,,u,1 ig K! 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Major: French, Math, Science Ambition: Elementary teacher Bowling 2, 3, 4 Press Club 2, 3, 4 Yearbook 4 Senior Play 4 Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals 3, 4 Future Teachers Club 3, 4 ESSPA 3, 4 GAA 2, 3, 4 President BARRY WILSON Wilbur In sports he played the game so fairly, We wish him luck, to say it squarely. Major: Math, Science Ambition: To become the leader of the Space Cadets Clee Club 1, 2 Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3 Baseball 1 Student Council 2 Class Officer 4 Future Teachers Club 3 Vice President DON OSBORN Ozzie Gay and jolly with loads of wit, A dose of his humor brings on a fit. Major: Science, Math Ambition: Engineer Baseball 1, 4 Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 High School Choir 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4 Bowling 2, 3 Class Officer 3, 4 Senior Play 4 eniors MRS. PHYLLIS PASCO Advisor Student Council Representative SHARON COMEAU Univac', What other maiden can you find, So young and delicate and kind. Major: Math, Art Ambition: To live in a house by the side of the road, and be a friend to man Glee Club 2, 3 Press Club 3, 4 Yearbook 4 Student Council 4 Senior Play 4 Intramurals 3, 4 Future Teachers Club 3, 4 of 1958 President of Student Council GEORGE GRAVES A ready machine, always wound up and going. Major: Math, Science Ambition: Insurance Business Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Bowling 1, 2 Press Club 4 Yearbook 4 Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 3, 4 Senior Play Class Officer 1, 2 MR. JAMES MCGINN Advisor Student Council Representative WALTER BURGESS ewan Never seems to shout. ls he quiet? I have my doubts. Major: Math, Shop Ambition: To be a burn Bowling 2, 3 Clee Club 2, 3, 4 Soccer 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Student Council 4 Senior Play 4 Archery 2 Editor of Roll Call NORMA WOODS nsLiZ11 No woman should imitate ment are not worth it. Major: Science, Math, Latin Ambition: To become a Nurse Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Future Nurses Club 2, 3, 4 Yearbook 3, 4 NYSSMA 3, 4 Dance Band 1, 2 Senior Play 4- Archery 3, 4 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 H1611 WILLIAM ARMSTRONG 'AWill.ie Never huny, Never worry. Major: Art Ambition: Radio and Television nouncer Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Press Club 2 FFA 4 Dramatic Club 3 ROBERT BUCKHOLTZ uB0bss To some folks He may seem shy, But he-'s really Quite a guy. Major: Science Ambition: Join the Marines Archery 1 RONALD BLAUVELT aaR0n1s Don't be misled: he seems so quiet, But when he's with his friends he is a riot. Major: Science, Math Bowling 1, 2 RICHARD CAMP aaDickv1 '4What is puppy love? of a dog's life. Major: Science Ambition: Teacher Future Teachers 4 Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4 Bowling 1, 2, 3 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Archery 1, 2 The beginning LOUISE BALLARD V Love and a cough cannot he hid. Major: Business Ambition: Not sure eniors ARTHUR CATHY L5Art!7 Athletic, witty, and full of fun, He's made a friend of everyone. Major: Math, Science, Art Ambition: Ball Player Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4 Press Club 3, 4 Yearbook 4 of 1958 GERMAINE V. COLVIN J inks So live that you won't be ashamed to sell the family parrot to the town gossip. Major: Science, Latin Ambition: To help others be extremely happy, and to be always worthy of the happiness and success which I seek Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Bowling 1, 2 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Press Club 4 Future Nurses Club 2, 3, 4 High School Choir 2, 3, 4 NYSSMA 4 Senior Play 4 Intramurals 1, 2 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 n GERTRUDE CATHY Gert Noise in the study hall? Look to see It must be Cert Who else could it be. Major: Business Ambition: Graduate and enjoy living Bowling 1, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Press Club 4 Yearbook 4 FHA 1, 2 Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 JUNE ELAINE CORRELL Junie June's motto- Let all things be done decently and in order. Major: Homemaking Ambition: Graduate Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 FHA 1, 2, 3,4 BEVERLY CONROW Bev Bashfulness is an ornament of youth. Major: Business Ambition: To have an ambition E? as gt 13 it gf 'f 3? 2 ur 4? i tx li 3 ! S JUDITH DOUGLASS atiludyn A woman can't be happy unless she finds some way of using her brains. Major: Math, Science, French Ambition: To get along Band 1,.2, 3, 4 Bowling 2, 3, 4 Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4 Press Club 1, 2, 3, 4 High School Choir 1, 2, 3, 4- NYSSMA 4 Dance Band 1, 2, 3 Intramurals 2, 3, 4 ESSPA 2, 3, 4 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 KAREN LOUISE FLINT 4'Agatha '6When love and duty clash, let duty go to smash. Major: Science, Math Ambition: Nurse Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4 Future Nurses 3, 4 FHA 1 Intramurals 1, 2, 3 GAA 2, 3 BEATBICE FELLOWS Franny Bea is always brief and to the point. Major: Business Ambition: To have everyone consider me a friend Future Teachers Club 4 Dramatic Club 4 FRANK FREIER Flound 'SPedestrians have their rights, presum- ably their last rites. Major: Math, Science Ambition: Farmer and raise kids Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Soccer 1, 3, 4 Basketball 3 Baseball 3, 4 Senior Play 4 Archery 1 THOMAS DURYEE Tom Some of us never do have any luck, now in our boyhood, for instance, there never was a scarcity of teachers. Major: Science Ambition: To graduate Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Bowling 2, 3 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Soccer 1 Basketball 1, 2, 3 High School Choir 3 NYSSMA 4 Orchestra 1 Dance Band 2, 3 Future Teachers Club 3, eniors PATRICIA FREER ii-Pat!! Come, my lad, or go, my lad, And love me if you like. Major: Business Ambition: To graduate and make a ball Band 1, 2, 3 Bowling 2, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader l, 2, 3, 4 Archery 3 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 of 1958 MARY LOU HANNEMAN Lou Shining loyalty, unflecked by doubt. Major: Business Ambition: To fulfill all my dreams Bowling I, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Press Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Yearbook 3, 4 Intramurals 1, 2 GAA 1, 2. 3, 4 GINETTE GUILLAND Gigi A smile that is merry, an eye that is clear. Major: Secretary Ambition: To work and to travel Glee Club 4 ROZANNE HUBBARD Roxanne Urge to kill Efficiency and charm, a dangerous combination. Major: Business Ambition: Airline Hostess Bowling 1, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Senior Play 4 FHA 1 RONALD HARRIS 46R0n77 History repeats itself, but not loud enough for the school boy to hear. Major: Business Ambition: To join the Air Force Basketball 2 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Archery 2 Tennis 2 i i 52 I I 2 2 i f YQ 3 me B 5 1 WILLIAM KARNEY Bill Agriculture his vocation, baseball his recreation. Bill is always the gentle- man. Major: Science Ambition: Go to Morrisville Bowling 1 Yearbook 4 Soccer 1, 2 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 FFA 4 LINDA NOBLE :AI-Jindyvs A sense of humor a leasant manner 1 P 7 And sincerity make up her banner. Major: Home Economics Ambition: To graduate and then marry Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Bowling 1 School Fair 1, 2, 3, 4 FHA 1, 2 Cafeteria 1 JOAN MILLER Mighty Mouse Though to see her, you'd never guess what is going on inside. Major: Business, Homemaking Ambition: Expert Beauty Technician Bowling 1, 2 Intramurals 1, 2 Library Staff 3, 4 TOM OSBORN uOzzie For comed he has a flair, Y He laughs at jokes without Major: Math, Science Ambition: Accountant Baseball 1 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Tennis 1, 3, 4 Soccer 1, 3, 4 Bowling 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 High School Choir 4 Press Club 4 Senior Play 4 a care. ROGER LOCKWOOD 'long legs never seem to get Rog places on time. Major: Science Ambition: Own a garage Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2 Track 3, 4 Clee Club 2, 3, 4- Student Council 1, 2 eniors BARBARA PEN NER Barb HA charming, quaintly saucy maid. Major: Science Ambition: Be successful Bowling 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4 Press Club 4 Future Nurses 2, 3 Yearbook 4 High School Choir 2 Student Council 1, 2, 3 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 1958 LEROY PETTIT 46Unk77 The best of men have ever loved repose. Major: Shop Ambition: Keep peace in the family Baseball 2 Basketball 2 Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4 2 S E i Q 2 5 SHIRLEY PENNER Shirl Deep in her eyes, I read a mystery. Major: Business Ambition: To graduate and become a success Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader 1 Press Club 3, 4 Yearbook 4 Intramurals 1, 2 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 DONN RIGGS Donn 'Tm not lazy, l'm just saving my energy. Major: Ambition: To travel FFA 4 S MARTHA REYNOLDS Marty An intelligent girl who pretends to work hard and enjoys life. Major: Homemaking Ambition: College and marriage Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Future Nurses 2, 3, 4- lntramurals l, 2 School Fair 1, 2, 3, 4 FHA 1, 2, 3 2 w I I i 1 i i v 5 1 5 DIANNE SCHLOTTMAN 44Deess Talkative, peppy Full of fun She's got a smile For everyone. Major: Business Ambition: To travel and work in many countries Bowling 1, 2, 3 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4- FHA 1 Intramurals 1, 2 Future Teachers Cluh 3, 4 GAA 2, 3 Dramatic Club 3 Cafeteria 1 PHYLLIS STANLEY HPhyl57 How quiet is her face, a wise. Major: Business and Music Ambition: Secretary Bowling 1 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Press Club 3, 4 Yearbook 4 High School Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Senior Play 4 Cafeteria 2 nd yet how JAMES SNYDER Jake Whatever advice you give, be brief. Major: Math, Science Ambition: Nuclear physics Band 4 Bowling 2 Press Club 3, 4 Yearbook 3, 4- Track 3, 4 Senior Play 4 Tennis 2 Future Teachers Club 3, 4 ESSPA 4 THOMAS STELL Tom In spring this young man's fancy lightly tums to what? Major: Math, Science Ambition: To graduate Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4- Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2 Senior Play 4 Class Officer 1, 2 EDWARD SHAMPIN E iiEd!! Ed likes to have fun, and he friends with everyone. Major: Agriculture Ambition: To accomplish something Glee Club 1, 2 Press Club 1, 2 Archery 1, 2, 3, 4 FHA 2, 3, 4. Seniors ROBERT STEWART HB0b91 The more a man knows about himself, the less he says about it. Major: Agriculture Ambition: To work and learn FFA 2, 3, 4 of 1958 ALICE VAN DUYNE Petie We think she'll be A splendid nurse, That'll keep her patients From getting worse. Major: Math, Science Ambition: To be a nurse Bowling 1 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Future Nurses 2, 3, 4 Intramurals 1, 2, 4 GAA 1, 2 Cafeteria 2 QUEENO VAN AUKEN Not too serious, not too gay, A perfect girl in every way. Major: Science, Art Ambition: To be a nurse Bowling 1, 2 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Future Nurses Club 2, 3, 4 Yearbook 3, 4 High School Choir 4 Archew 3, 4,GAA 1, 2' .lUDl ANN VAN LIERE scA1ice9s Senior with a Junior heartbeat. Major: Math, Science Ambition: Settle down someday Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4 Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4- Press Club 3, 4 Future Nurses 2, 3, 4 Yearbook 4 NYSSMA 2, 3 Dance Band 1, 2, 3 Class Officer 3 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 ESSPA 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 KENNETH VAN FLEET Kenn You can never tell what I'll do next. Major: Agriculture Ambition: Eat, drink, and sleep FFA 2, 3, 4 Bowling 1, 2 Archery 1 This page compliments of ENGLESON 81 VAN LIERE ELIZABETH WALTERS DAVID WILLIAMS CAROLYN WITHEY Liz Dave,' L'Carnie 'LI believe in laughing. Not so noisy, but far from glumf' Busily I live. Major: Business Major: Science Major: Business Ambition: Undecided Ambition: Join the Air Force Ambition: Private Secretary GAA 3, 4 Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4 Bowling 3, 4 FHA 1 Soccer I, 3, 4 Clee Club 1, 2, 3 Bowling 4 Basketball 2, 3 FHA 1, 2 Intramurals 3 Baseball 1, 3, 4 Senior Play 4 Archery 1, 2 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 GAA 4 Junior Prom Left to right: Don Osbom, Walt Burgess, Judi Van Liere, Dianne Schlottman. 24 Senior Ball Left to right: Shirley Penner, Marie De Boerdere Tom Siell, Roger Lockwood. 'S S 5 5 5 S? 3 Q I E 2 A 2 Z K 3 E 2 ' X6 ' --fk':?7Z:7 Y'k'f3f?WQ 'kWM'f13'WW95f'fF' First row, left to right: Virginia Nelson, Pat Horn, Vivian Hall, Carol Bednar, Barbara Bauer, Penelope Crane, Carol Single, Sherri Winter, Mary Pickard, Harvey Williams, Alice Taber, Sharon Van Vleck, Jean Borden. Second row: Dolores Francis, Karen Miller, Kay Olmsted, Joan Larkin, Sally West, Janet Reed, Carolyn Sorensen, Esther Kline, Leola Crane, Carol Stafford, Sharon Molyneux, Virginia Henecke. Third row: Beverly Bower, Sandra Acker, David Payne, Ronald Lancy, Thomas Graves, James Henry, Robert Pasco, Donald Fisher, Robert Waldorf, Shirley Hallett, Ella Powers, Mary Fritz. Fourth row: Melvin Lasher, Harry DeKing, Frank Darling, Clement Smith, Harlow Everett, Tom Zenda, David Drake, Wayne Winter, James Buckalew, William Cahoon, Andrew Snyder, Alvin Lipshitz, Edward Ritter. Juniors ln a busy year the Juniors have already ac- complished many projects. Up to now the class has sponsored a dance, a bake sale and a sta- tionery sale. Upcoming is the highlight of the Junior Year, the Junior Prom. OFFICERS First row, left to right: Alvin Lipshitz, presidentg David Payne, vice president. Second row: Mr. Bentley, advisorg Carolyn Sorensen, secretaryg Leola Crane, treasurer, Mrs. Searle, advisor. First row, left to right: Patricia Countryman, Charles Woodruff, Theresa Miller, Peter Douglass, Jesse Fowler, Leslie Wood, Phyllis Shear, Carol Caster. Second row: Mary Ellen Taber, Kay Gatz, Norma Senior, Mary Lou Wilson, Susan Snyder, Kay Gillett, Joyce Ritter, Shirley Cathy, Martha Peet. Third row: Carol Sharpe, Sally Wilrnoth, Marla Jo Neal, Virginia Lippert, Virginia Cahoon, Barbara Noble, Catherine Wood, Genevieve Powers, Beverly Halligan, Sharon Coon, Catherine Dietrich, Freida Colvin, Susan Dean. Fourth row: Fred Spross, Carl Nye, Edson Rey- nolds, Larry Van Vleck, Roger Ticconi, Gary Glanzel, James Van Liere, William Fox, Barry Van Vleck, Edward Streeter, Charlotte Wood, Virginia Sliter. Fifth row: John Duryee, Joe Kitchen, Martha Reed, Albert Galek, Gerald Youngman, Dennis Freeman, William Owen, Robert Youngs, Alwyn Poland, Jack Galvin, William Tierney, Garold Youngman, Robert Sims, Joseph Weaver, Glen Roarke, Burton Everhart, Howard Sperry, Michael Mullen, Cooper Buckalew. ophomores The Sophomore Class has had a round and square dance, a bake sale and are planning a spring supper. To earn money toward that all-important senior trip, annual dues are col- lected. Every member of the class is being urged to make sure of his scholastic record. OFFICERS First f01ll, left to right: Virginia Cahoon, president Joyce Ritter, vice president, Mrs. Black advisor Beverly Halligan, secretary. Second row: Alwyn Poi land, treasurer, Mr. Humbert, advisor. 1 This page compliments of WILMOTH FLOOR COVERING First row, left to right: Dorann Clow, Graham Shoemaker, Russell Freer, Kathy Murrell, Ann Buchholtz, Joyce Kline, Marguerite Ibbs, Douglas Gordon, David Mastowski, Erwin Flint. Second row: Alice Decker, Lorraine Ward, Judy Wemesfelder, Ruth Smith, Marcia Senior, Russell Hyde, Richard Eygnor, Loretta Scott, Linda Kent, Lois Householder, Kathy Shove. Third row: Raymond Lasch, Richard Hubbard, Laurel Pettit, Richard Wheeler, Sharon Thompson, Judy Penner, Wayne Douglas, Thomas Mitchell, Sharon Spross, Pat Winter, Howard Paul, Joyce Brown, Pamela Fridd. Fourth row: Karen Hill, David Pickard, Laura Stratton, Nancy Stafford, Carl Fowler, James Gordon, Richard Eagleton, Cecil Powell, Robert Warren, Dwight Winter, John Manning, Robert Fisher, Richard Warrick, Richard Miller, Kathleen Salisbury, John Fowler, Jeanne Patterson, .lean Single. Absent: Jo Ann LaPlaca, Ethel Francis, Garlyn Moody, Sandra Mosier, Phillip Francis, Lawrence lbbs, William Gilbert, Bruce Zimmerman. Freshmen l The first venture for the Class of 1961 was a bake sale at the annual School Fair. At the Halloween party a second bake sale and a Spook House were sponsored. The Freshmen have de- cided to install and maintain pencil dispensers throughout the school. ln April or May a record hop will conclude the yearis activities. OFFICERS First row, left to right: Raymond Lasch, secretaryg Richard Eagleton, presidentg Mrs. Andrews, advisor. Second row: Judy Wemesfelder, treasurer, Russell Freer, vice president. Absent: Mr. Payne, advisor. -5 47 5 ' ,em ei Em? g ',YyW43,g S vm 612 ' 'f - W T' :fs 521 i '5 ' 'QQQQYQ25 :ii 1955355251513 E N 216 ,mi 6 H-rw ff , gf Q In Qi K 0 ,Xn, A, ., X..,, Ak.. ?wiLP i,fwnJjE ,iQfQ5?w -if JM V295 ' 5 : X 4, ndergracluates Ei high Grades First row, left to right: Carol Henecke, Elizabeth Otis, Yvonne Shoemaker, Sue Ann Valentine, James Kitchen, Donald Hubbard, Ronald Warrick. Second row: Mrs. Valentine, Arlene Marsh, Judith Payne, Richard Henecke, Joan Stafford, Diana Dates. Third row: Ella Mae Wilson, Gail Freeman, Paul Galloway, Jonnie Kay Clingerman, Carolyn Vanover, Beverly Armlin, Carolyn Dean, Kay Woods, Robert Godkin, James Doane, Johnny Richardson, Patricia Fisher. Fourth row: Donald Camp, William Lrndner, Kay Hollenbeck, Edward Lapp, William Heindl, Jon Countryman, Woody Blake, James Roberts, Ronald Auge, Carol Barnes, Stephen Sorensen, Carolyn Marsden. Absent: Stuart Mills. First row, left to right: Robert Eygnor, Charles Senior, Elaine Woodruff, Lona Wood, Janet Baylord, Tarly Case, Josephine Sampson, Thad Rose. Second row: Sylvia Schram, Vaughn Van Vleck, Sally Reynolds, Upton Cillett, Rebecca Ticconi, Vir- ginia Winter, Mrs. Reeves. Third row: Brenda Wright, Janet Yonker, Bernice Crocker, William Tanner, James Lockwood, Ed- ward Winter, Eugene Shove, Jonathan Reed, James Miller, Stanley Miller, Mary Manley, Joyce Mettler, Diana Buckalew. Fourth row: Flora Smith, Phillip Pasco, Phyllis Todd, Judy Fowler, Carol Smith, Charles Scott, Eluid Hebblethwaite, James Brisson, Frank King, Edwin Stratton, Richard Holsapple, Kenneth Todd, Alan Watson. Absent: Charles Comeau. Seventh Grades First row, left to right: Roy Wood, Michael Joe Pearl, Robert Lockwood, Polly Gillett, Robert Reynolds. Second row: Mrs. Nelson, Joanne Bastian, Walter Murrell, Donna Shoemaker, Richard Lasher, Kenneth Lasher. Third row: William Halligan, Sandra Kiier, Linda Bush, John Brewster, Sheila Cerny, Barbara Paul, Suzanne Cahoon, Alice Fowler, Paul Anderson, Connie Colvin, Martha Smith. Fourth row: Richard Lander, Samuel Lapp, Larry Mundy, Joan Pickard, William DeMass, Carol Watson, Frank VanValkenburg, Halley Acker, Bruce Shove, Richard Nixon, Frances Tallman, Ernest Hyde, Robert Mills. First row, left to right: Gerald Mundy, Robert Petty, Lee Van Auken, Edward Kemp, William Stewart. Second row: Miss Day, Faith Russell, Nancy Wil- liams, Judyth Scott, Lucille King, Katha erine Rhine. Third row: Lester Van Horn, Charles Dulyee, Jan Godkin, Ron- ald Brinkman, William Granger, Kath- erine Miller, Barbara Armlin, Herbert Wilson, Edward Auge, Duane Fisher, Gayle Scott, Carol Baylord. Fourth row: Gloria Delamarter, Donna Harris, Laura Heindl, Robert Betts, Wanda Flynn, Richard Johnson, Raymond Molyneux, Carl McCann, Harry Pick- ard, Kathryn Sims, Marvin Cathy, Sam- uel Sorensen, Brenda Hall. First row, left to right: Fay Millim William VanValkenhurg, Richard Lo less, Donna Knapp, Gary Penner. S ond row: Dale Flint, Arthur Batzo Ronald DeHond, Kathren Smolins Linda Pero, Mr. Hennessey. Th row: John Dean, Yolanda Green, Rii ard Bassett, Thomas West, Robert F ris, Barbara Warren, Linda Sho Phyllis Glanzel, Eleanor Rogers. Fou row: Steve Douglas, William Lai Duane Van Gelder, Richard Lan Henry Frazer, Helen Riggs, Shai Pitts, Shirley Stoughtenger, J am Sperry, David Reed. First row, left to right: Judy Horn, Lorraine LaPlaca, Keith Withey, Thomas Kemp, Jerry Noble. Second row: Robert Ward, Jeffrey Alteri, Lynn Stebbens, Susan Williams, Tilton Sears, Mrs. Alborn. Third row: Gerald Welch, David Lash, Betty Robbins, Terry Skinner, Christine Foreback, Paula Hyde, Elaine Chillson, Barbara Galek, Steven Mason, Lois Everhart, Bonnie Lou Green, Mary Patterson, Re- becca Sullivan. Absent: Wayne Johnson. ixth Grades First row, left to right: Michael Thomp- son, Colin Taft, Marshall Francis, David Sharpe, Marlene Mills, Harriet Lipshitz, Billy Wiggins. Second row: Carolyn Wood, Doris Baity, Andrea Kifer, Nancy Lapp, Ellery Roberts, Mr. Strong. Third row: William Cross, Rich- ard Katz, Frederick Ibbs, James Peet, Robert Single, James Fowler, Katherine Godkin, Carol Eygnor, Judy Hyde, Linda Acker, Garry Hall, Barbara Nixon. First row, left to right: Darlene Winter, Henry DeMass, Cyril Caster, William Gay, Sharon King. Second row: Mr. Treasure, Virginia Ridgeway, Barbara Van Gelder, Alan Nye, John Decker, Richard Godkin. Third row: Virginia Kellar, Henry Allen, Paul Eygnor, Richard Householder, Marcia Jackman, Lloyd Larkin, Margaret Fowler, Elaine Petty, Roger Malbone, Karen Shippers, Gerald Williams, Melvin Gay. Fifth Grades First row, left to right: Joan Van Fleet, Bonnie Zimmerman, Jean Reed, Sharon Sedore, Anna May Murrell, Kay Van Deusen. Second row: Miss Tullar, Jerry Winnett, Duane Freeman, Timothy Dean, Richard Barnes, Joanna Snyder, Kenneth Burgess, James Countryman, William Palmer. Third row: Elsie Mal- bone, William Chatfield, Virginia Young, Joanne Minier, James Sanders, Sally Reed, Dawn Fisher, Maurice Taber, Jerome McQueen, Judy Rose, Marian Smith. Absent: Richard Pis- ciotti. First row, left to right: Sandra Horn, Carol Utter, Bonnie Penne-r. Sarah Kenyon, David Lasher, Calvin Taft. Second row: Mrs. Fransisco, Andrea Marsh, Gerald Henner, Gregory Harris, Joseph Wood, Charles Fulkerson, Joyce Schram. Third row: Richard Winter, Lee Bastian, John Wright, Beverly Stratton, Cynthia Mundy, Cheryl Jack- son, Richard Benbam, Edward Scutt, Linda Chatfield, Dorothy Van Fleet, Fred Sperry, Gerald Miner, Ronald Redclen, Allen Bowman. Absent: Gloria Spross. First row, left to right: Frederick B: zold, Jean Sanders, Roger Lapp. Sc ond row: Mrs. Crane, George Powe Patricia Rhine, Dean Gordon, Daw O'Brien. Third row: Charles Owe Robert Chapin, Eileen Roberts, Edi Pickard, Dewey Colvin, Irma DeRoo: Linda Kellar, Victor Galek, Timotl Morell. I I 2 it Y 3 Fifth Grade First row, left to right: Dennis Sears, Thomas Ticconi, Robert Wood, James Chatfield, Carolyn Van Horn, Barbara Sedore, Cheryl Woodruff. Second row: Mrs. Crouse, Dennis lVIcRorie, Lacey Ward, Karla Danforth, Sharon Doane, Sandra Sharpe, Robert Roarke. Third row: Linda Sant, Barbara Horn, Wil- liam Arnold, Kathleen Miner, Richard Noble, Peggy Galvin, David Spicker- man, Brian Loveless, Charles Knight, Floyd Smith, Linda Scott, Cheryl Blais- dell, Marylin Prindle, James Pasco. Absent: Eva Welch. First row, left to riglzt: Alan Wood. Robert Lippert, Kathryn Horn, Helen Doane, Gertrude Riggs, Barry Powell. Daniel Mastowski. Second row: Mrs. Johnson, Gary Skutt, Jacklyn Galek. Patricia Shippers, Emily Cahoon, Doro- thy Hyde, Joseph Normand. Thirrl row.- David Mitchell, Judy Smith, Penny Fowler, Sharron lbbs. Jean Flynn. David Crane, Terry Reed, Dale Miner. Wa ne Allen. N el T'li-r Rugsell Tee Y 0 y , :-., ' ple, James Taber. Absent: Thomas Park. 34 Fourth Grades First row, left to right: Ron Stewart, Kenneth Redden, Louis Campbell, Elliott Fisher, Edgar Auge, Ronnie Mc- Intosh, Joseph Snyder. Second row: Barry Blake, Sharon Pender, Clara Conklin, John Paul, Janice Chapin, Betty Katz, Virginia Sant, Howard Doty, Olalee Williams, Gwendolyn Knight, Kathleen Miller, Miss Wright. Third row: Martha Lou Handfield, Cynthia Eagleton, Anna May Delamar- ter, Nicholas Fantley, Ronald Webster, Robert Johnson, George Henner, George Searle, James Manley, Luella Freeman. Absent: Richard Shippers. Third Grades First row, left to right: James Batzold, Mary Wetherby, Ronald Williams, Jerry Laird, Edward Chatfield, Kathy Stell. Second row: Mrs. Robbins, David Pollay, William Payne, Michael Doug- lass, Linda Vezzose, lzetta Correll, .lane lsaac, David Bieth. Third row: Thomas Brinkman, Boyd Sampson, John Teeple, Donald Withey, Donald Lockwood, Billy Hale, Mark Gillette, Betty Ridgeway, Kristine DeVol, Linda King, Dennis Morgan Fourth Grade First row, left to right: James Toppii Barbara Seymore, Sylvia Fulkersc Linda Clow, Donald Card, Beatri Mettler, Allan Caster, Robert Mill Miss Metcalf. Second row: David P mer, Bruce Marsh, Donna Taber, De nis Webster, Harrold Orser, Vit Douglas. Third row: David Dui-yi James Fowler, Linda Pickard, Bom Vanderbrook, Jeanne Sanzotta, Fra Miller, Roland Manning, Delouris W son, Timmy Lepper, William Dietrin Catherine Zimmerman, Dee Crane, Fra erick Tryon, William Shove. Absel Linda Bishop. i 4 First row, left to right: Suzanne Rhi Linda Humphreys, Shirley Kenyr Ruth Pettit, Lelia LaGabed, Dale Co tryman. Second row: Roger Hy Janet Cross, Sandra Taber, Terry S1 ford, Eugene Shippers, Ronald Wel George Gay, Mrs. Danforth. Th row: George VanValkenhurg, Willi Wiltsie, Gloria Bowman, Wallace Ow Patricia Miner, Stephen Codkin, Der Auge, Charles Stebbins, James Teel Marcia Ellsworth, Richard Horn, Ma Weber, Keith Briggs. Absent: Rob Fowler, John Mason, Terry Wadswoi 3 Third Grade First row, left to right: Arnold Rising, Johanna Sorensen, Sharon Wright, Linda McDowell, Mavis Hall, Nancy Robbins, JoAnn Sears, Suzanne Stough- tenger. Second row: Miss Bennett, Jeffrey Harper, James Reed, Gary Galek, James Paylor, Dennis Blake, Michael Bentley, Ray Correll. Third row: Robert Lomire, George Fowler, Cynthia Bush, Stephen Henry, John Powell, Dale Van Vleck, Kevin Ham- mond, Patricia Tierney, Betsy Coman, Patricia Kellar, Robert Mettler, Gary Baker, Frank LaPlaca. Absent: Alton McCaster. First row, left to right: Amy Conklin, Charles Putman, Debra Soules, Connie Wilcox, Peggy Veuose, Darlene Harn- den. Second row: Keith Flint, Susan McQueen, Rae Ann Haughey, Linda Campbell, Arthur Murrell, Terry Blais- dell, Miss Eygnor, Michael Laird. Third row: Roy Miles, Kathleen Shippers, Sally Streeter, Laurence Rice, Donald Dates, Gary Bryant, Dawn Everett, Lou- ella Orser, Sharon Crane, Kevin Moly- neux, Mary Lomire. 36 eeond Grades First row, left to right: Judy Normand, June Taber, Barbara Hess, Deborah Jackman, Kathryn Versprill, Edward Bundy. Second row: Robert Clinger- man, Thomas Bryant, Eppie .lane Mc- Dougall, David Gould, James Shippers, Rick Munger, Mrs. Bradbury. Third row: Robert Fowler, Noreen Wetherby, Prudyann Crombach, Thomas Resue, Arthur Ellsworth, Donna Miner, George Van Gelder, Cynthia Maybe, Eleanor Curtis, Ronald Crane. Absent: Lor- raine Bassett, Patricia Smith. First row, left to right: Katherin Man- ning, April Hatter, Gilda Topping, Lo- raine Webster, Dale Palmer. Second row: Dale Mundy, Mrs. Sharpe, Charles Miller, Stephanie Vandewinckel, Pat- rick Redden, Sharon Malbone, Gale Hilliker, Bruce Arnold. Third row: Harry Snyder, Sandra Horn, Mary Lou Crane, Karen Noble, John Van Duyne, Terry Sears, Barbara Buchholtz, Sandra Harris, Nancy Countryman, James Crocker, Jeanine Doty, Shirley Bay- lord, Marilyn Smith. Second Grades First row, left to right: Patricia Sedor Dorothy Lomire, Martin Roarke, Bria Marsh, Sandra Case, Beverly Doan .Second row: Terry Morgan, Mrs. Tai ner, Carl Raymond, Charles Wood, Ma cha Waterman, Dawn Shove, Rand Gillett, Ivan Scutt. Third row: Robe Chatfield, Viola James, Edward M Caster, Donald Hatter, Clara Cottei Valois Crane, Joseph Heindl, Meloc Blondell, Phillip Harnden, Leon Ba' lord, Marjorie Nichols, Shirley Snyde l First Grade First row, left to right: Thomas Bun! Bonita Horn, Coral McDowell, R1 Ann Mettler, Phillip Eygnor, Leo 'I coni, Linda Palmer, Otis Vezzose. S ond row: Karen Bishop, Cynthia 1 drews, Joanne Kitchen, Richard W nett, Roger Crane. Third row: N Bentley, Joyce Decker, Michael Mir James Henner, David Dates, Paul Re William Horn, Gregory Mazur, Eve Jones, Pamela Parton, Robert Sea Absent: Cody Berry. First row, left to right: Catherine Scutt, Larry Miller, Linda Raymond, ,ludy Kenyon, Leslie Chatfield, Graden Miles. Second row: Dean Owen, Mark Laird, Patricia Hyde, Robert Milliman, Robert Cahoon, Richard Briggs, Mrs. Van Auken. Third row: Gary Tyler, Patricia Utter, Susan Welch, Henry Wetherlny, Patrick Paul, Kathryn Hakes, Bruce Galek, Sally Crane, Janet Katz, David Shippers. Absent: David House- holder, Barbara Pettit, Gregory Scott. First Grades First row, left to right: Steven Hyde, Mary Zimmerman, Randy Webster, Al- fred Wright, Mary Allen, Mary Lou Miller, Linda Flynn. Second row: Laura Blondell, Darlene Fulkerson, Lorna Taber, Aileen Lomire, Donna Van Valkenhurg, Frances Abrams. Third row: Mrs. Bauer, Vincent Redden, George Maybe, Michael Kelley, Jeffrey Mull, David Fowler, John Kellar, Rich- ard Galek, Theodore Mundy, Cathy Allen, Delbert Crouch. Absent: Pamela Btgsh, Jeffrey Raynor, Donald Chat- fie d. First.row, left to right: Jeannine Dut- eher, Thomas Stebbins, John Reed, Becky Harper, Marilyn Payne, .lack Hat- ter, John Olmstead. Second row: Stephen Isaac, Marilyn Topping, Lor- raine Bowman, Andrew Wadsworth, Christine Countryman, Leah Reed, Les- lie Alteri, Mrs. Sparnon. Third row: Patricia Kenyon, Paul Winters, Charles LaGabed, Debra Loveless, Kenneth Frierson, Nancy Welch, Larry Curtis, Kathleen Gay, Rickey Brooks, Percy White, Glenna Abrams. Absent: An- drew Berry. I inder arten Afternoon Class First row, left to right: Steven Crouch, Phyllis Shove, Patricia Taber, Fred Bundy. Second row: Mrs. Flatt,.Barry Countryman, Marvin Decker, Sally Ann Miller, Marcia Hall. Third row: Mar- cia Howland, Marshall Handfield, Stephen Duryee, Patricia Morell, John Weber, Ronald Caster, Gregory Miner, Randy Mills. Absent: David Van Liere, Roger Milliman, Carl Allen. Mornin g' Class First row, left to right: Karen Pettit, Diana Chapin, Joyce Hyde, Frances Kenyon. Second row: Terry Valentine, Carolyn Lomire, William Soules, Rex- ford Fulkerson, James Wiltsie, Wendy Bishop. Third row: Susan Blondell, Calvin McCaster, John Soules, Joseph Webster, Debra Stevenson, Christine Hixson. Fourth row: Peter Dean, Glenn Teeple, Gary Malbone, Robert Powers, Ronald Colvin, David Soules, John Pay- lor, Lornell Van Over. Absent: Noland Wemesfelder. z M orning Class First row, left to right: Star Gills Linda Liechti, Karen Noble, Kay Crai Bonnie Miller. Second row: Rin Bowen, Eric Van Deusen, Connie Woc Arthur Capron, Linda Rose, Phill White. Third row: John Crane, Rob' Hakes, George Jones, Harold Kell, Steven Cotten, Stanley Hyde, Rohr Winter, William Huntington, Jose Egnor, Kim Van Vleck, Eugene Pit Absent: Tim Capron, Bruce Count: man, Jacob Raynor, Mary Ruhm. Afternoon Class First row: Richard Topping, William Everett, Dennis Miller, Michael Nichols. Second row: Jonathan Everett, Mar- garet Coman, Deborah Howell, Cassie Brooks, Alan Douglas, Mrs. Country- man. Third row: Edward Schram, Isaac Provo, Robert Kellar, Kathleen O'Brien, Danny Curtis, Cynthia Salisbury, Betty Given, Bernard Chase. Absent: Terry Briggs, George Buckalew, Charles Pal- mer, Melvin Orser. ' Un radeci First row, left to right: Carl Mettler, Thomas Allen, Shiree Shovel. Second row: Dora ,lean Bliss, Linda Capron, David McIntosh, Mrs. Hayes. Third row: David Pitts, James Putney, Elea- nor Gould, Kathleen Pitts, Sharon La Gabed, Mary .lane Harnden. Absent: Katheryn Bliss. Mr. Bradbury and boys' gym class. Mrs. Johnson and music class in Miss Met- Mrs, Humphreys and art class in 40 calf's room. Mrs. Bradbury's room. Mrs. F1att's kindergarten orchestra. Miss Metcalfs fourth grade making a trip around the world. Mr. Strong! sixth grade-Lathe mystery of figures. Mr. Bradbury instructing the girls' gym class in building pyra- mids. Mrs. Johnson instructing Miss Metcalf's class in music. Mrs. Sparnon's first grade reading their Weekly Reader news paper. A Q v ,Q v wig-rf, ' 55? 'GSM-'fi wif' f ,X Mix M3 .,X,,.Nx,. , A, wM,,,yf,i'3gg w,.A8+,, X.,x5,.X g ' 'w5gi33P3 3Q 'Y Rf D fm? , 1 '. .Q wig- 'f X5 1 N10 i' 2' SH K , sg ,fx ctivities Glee Club First row, left to right: Mrs. Searle, Pamela Fridd, Vivian Hall, Carol Caster, Karen Hill, Patricia Ffeefy M-QTY LOU WIISOH, QQYUI Sharpe. Second row: Kay Olmsted, Virginia Henecke, Gertrude Cathy, Carol Bednar, Jo Ann LaPlaca, Patricia Countryman, Shirley Cathy, Charles Woodruff, Russell Freer, Edson Reynolds. Third row: Sharon Thompson, Catherine Dietrich, Polly Gillett, Loretta. Scott, .loan Larkin, Carol Stafford, Phyllis Stanley, Lawrence Ibbs, Roger Ticconi, James Gordon, Thomas Dulyee. Fourth row: Marie De- Boerdere, Karen Miller, Shirley Penner, Norma Woods, Queeno Van Auken, Barbara Noble, Rozanne Hubbard,. Gmette. Guilland, Robert Waldorf, Robert Pasco, Wilbert Wilson, Frank Darling. Fifth raw: Barbara Penner, Sharon Spross, Germaine Colvln, Sharon Coon, Alice Van Duyne, Nancy Stafford, Beverly Bower, Sandra Acker, Frank Freer, .lames Buckalew, Alwyn Poland, Jack Galvin, William Armstrong. High School Choir First row, left to right: Mrs. Searle, director, Phyllis Stanley, pianist. Second row: Virginia Nelson, Carol Single, Carolyn Sorensen, Kay Olm- sted, - Karen Miller, Queeno Van Auken. Third row: Janet Reed, .ludi Ann Van Liere, Judy Douglass, Sandra Acker, Germaine Colvin. Fourth row: Robert Waldorf, Robert Pasco, Thomas Osborn, Donald Os- born, Wilbert Wilson, James Bucka- lew, Thomas Duryee, Frederick Scott. 44 Q 2 V 2 First row, left to right: Sharon Van Vleck, Kathy Murrell, Alice Decker, Lorraine Ward, Martha Peet, Laurel Pettit, Virginia N1 Dorann Clow, Joyce Brown. Second row: John Fowler, William Fox, Raymond Lasch, Richard Hubbard, Linda Kent, Mary Taber, Kathy Shove, Martha Reynolds, Linda Noble, Barbara Bauer. Third row: Fred Scott, Richard Eagleton, John Duryee, Be Halligan, Sally Wilmoth, Norma Senior, Joyce Ritter, Susan Snyder, Sandra Mosier, Jean Single, Marcia Senior. Fourth row: Th Osborn, John Manning, Carl Nye, Donald Osborn, Virginia Lippert, Judy Penner, Phyllis Shear, Susan Dean, Janet Reed, 1 Single, Marla Jo Neal, Virginia Cahoon, Marguerite Ibbs. Fifth row: Dennis Freeman, William Tiemey, Walter Burgess, Roger l wood, June Correll, Martha Reed, Glenora Stratton, Barbara Halligan, Mary Lou Hanneman, Judy Douglass, Judi Ann Van l Carolyn Sorensen, Mary Fritz. Glee Club Every Wednesday and Friday music period, this group meets in the auditorium to rehearse for such events as Christmas Concert, Spring Festival, and Spring Concert. Among the many songs which the Glee Club has sung one most remembered is the 4'Hallelujah Chorusn from The Messiah. High School Choir This group consists of the picked voices from the Glee Club. Each person is chosen on the basis of cooperation dependability as well as a good voice. The choir has sung for many local organizations and functions. Among functions are the Lenten Services and certain meetings of the Rotary Club. Each year the High School Choir talv leading part in the Easter Sunrise Services and at Graduation exercises. V 1 , ,AJ 4 G5 fx '. 'I 1 J 12 1 5 ,ISE ' 4 -fr gm E , ff! ' 'S . , ' ' M .ff I 1 ' A K 3 7 3 I Fm -f 55' . 'V M f Q wow? , -vu! rw 1 W ..., Aff' X 7 , :,.3:,4g725 'L . F Vu safe f fywia- :V km' First row, left to right: Joyce Ritter, Susan Dean, Jonathan Reed, Robert Eygnor, Kay Catz, Virginia Nelson, Jean Single, Marla Jo Neal, Alwyn Poland, Barbara Galek, Faith Russell. Second row: Arlene Marsh, Dorann Clow, Elaine Petty, Lucille King, Cheryl Jackson, Cyril Caster, Richard Holsapple, Frederick Scott, Richard Eygnor, Barbara Noble, Lawrence Van Vleck, Martha Reed, Miss Wilkes. Third row: Mary Manley, Donna Harris, Andrea Marsh, Victor Galek, Charles Senior, Donald Camp, Alice Fowler, Leola Crane. Orchcs tra The orchestra, under the direction of Miss Wilkes, is a part of the musical training program in the school. lt participates in various musical events in the school such as the Christmas Concert and the Spring Concert. Representatives take part in many of the county and state music festivals. The training and experience adds to the pleasure and social life of the student. MISS WINIFRED WILKES Director 48 First row, left to right: Katherine Rhine, Fay Milliman, William VanValkenburg, Richard Loveless, Elaine Woodruff, Charles Senior, Robert Reynolds, William Stewert, Polly Gillett. Michael Pearl. Serum! row: Robert Petty, Dale Flint, Ronald DeHond, Barbara Armlm, Sandra Kifer, Alice Fowler, William Tanner, Kay Woods, Richard Landers, Linda Bush, Judy Payne, Thomas West, Yolanda Green, Elizabeth Otis, Katherine Miller, Paul Anderson, William Granger, Lee Van Auken. Third row: Robert Lockwood, Nancy Williams, Faith Russell, John Dean. Robert Eygnor, Thad Rose, Richard Heneeke, Upton Gillett, Ronald Warrick, Donald Hubbard, Charles Dur- yee, Richard Lasher, Lucille King. Donna Shoemaker, Roy Wood. Fourth row: Sylvia Schram, Vaughn Van Vleck, Rebecca Ticconi, Judy Scott, Brenda Wright. Martha Smith, Duane Fisher, Connie Colvin, William Halligan, Virginia Winter, Arthur Batzold, Linda Pero Yvonne Shoemaker, Sue Ann Valentine, Joanne Bastian, Gayle Scott, Sally Reynolds, Lona Woods, Janet Baylord, Mrs. Searle. Fifth row: Suzanne Cahoon, Patricia Fisher, Herbert Wilson, Samuel Sorensen. Stephen Douglas, Edward Winter, Sheila Cerny, Donna Harris, Phyllis Glanzel. Gloria Delamarter, Larry Mundy, Laura Heindl, Barbara Paul, Joan Stafford, James Lockwood, John Brewster, Tarly Case, Carol Henecke, Ronald Brinkman. Sixth row: Kathryn Sims, Richard Nixon, Carol Barnes, Judy Fowler, Carol Smith, Eluid Hebblethwaite. Richard Johnson, William Linder, Richard Holsapple, Donald Camp. Allan Watson, Ray Molyneux, David Reed, Jon Countryman, Woodrow Blake, Carolyn Marsden, Carol Watson, Helen Riggs, Frances Tallman, Diane Buckalew. Seventh row: Barbara Warren, Flora Smith, Jonnie Kay Clingerman, Carolyn Vanover, Bernice Crocker, Wanda Flynn, Stanley Miller, Joyce Mettler, Gail Freeman, Stephen Sorensen, Ronald Auge, Paul Galloway, Phillip Pasco, William DeMass, Ella Mae Wilson, Jonathan Reed, Beverly Armlin, Carolyn Dean, Eleanora Rogers, Linda Shove, Brenda Hall, Duane Van Gelder. First row, left to right: Donna Harris, Sylvia Schram, Elaine Woodruff, Margaret Fowler, Ronald Redden, James Pasco, Lacey Ward Mr. Handfield. Second row: Joanne Minier, William Palmer, Richard Householder, Harriet Lipshitz, Lois Everhart, Richard Winter Wilbert Wilson, Robert Chapin, Richard Katz, Lloyd Larkin, Stephen Douglas, Duane Fisher. Third row: Michael Thompson, Alai Nye, Robert Petty, James Peet, Terry Skinner, Charles Knight, Gregory Harris, Jerome McQueen. 49 l First row, left lo right: llary Ann Prindle, Duane Freeman, Robert Wood, Keith Withey, William Palmer, Lacey Ward, Dennis MeRorie, James Paseo, ,lean Reed, Marshall Franeis, Edgar Auge, Richard Shippers, Luella Freeman. Second row: Sharon Sedore, Kan Van Deusen, Betty Katz, Joseph Wood, Jacklyn Galek, William Gay, Russell Teeple, Joseph Normand, Sharron lbbs, Jeffrey Alteri, Cyril Caster, William Wiggins, Jerry Noble, Wayne Allen, Thomas Parks, Patricia Shippers, Emily Cahoon, Allen Bowman, Olalee Williams. Third row: Sandra Horn, Ronald Stewart, Judy Horn, Darlene Winter, Lorraine LaPlaca, Barry Powell, Thomas Ticconi, Sharon Pender, Michael Thompson, Carolyn Van Horn, Janice Chapin, Alan Wood. Cheryl Woodruff, Kathryn Horn, Karla Danforth, Bonnie Zimmerman, Marlene Mills. Linda Scott. Fourth row: Fred Batzold, John Paul, Barry Blake, Martha Lou Handfield, Gregory Harris, Joyce Schram, Dean Gordon, Patricia Rhine, Joanna Snyder, Kenneth Burgess, Richard Barnes, William Chatfield, Judy Rose, Cheryl Blaisdell, David O'Brien, Ric-hard Winters. Kelvin Taft, Clara Conklin, Cynthia Eagleton. Fifth row: Harriet Lipshitz. David Sharpe, Sharon King, James Countryman, Gerald Miner, Victor Galek, Tilton Sears, Jerome McQueen, Robert Johnson, Gerald Welch, William Cross, Richard Katz. Susan Williams, James Peet, Linn Stebbins, Dewey Colvin, Peggy Galvin, David Lash, Floyd Smith, John Wright, James Sanders, Charles Knight, Lee Bastian, Timothy Morell, Jean Sanders, Andrea Kifer, Nancy Lapp. Sixth row: Mrs. Searle, Richard Godkin, George Hen- ner, Henry De-Hass, James Fowler, Gloria Spross, George Searle. Joanne Minier, Terry Skinner, Karen Shippers, Robert Single, Richard Householder, Frederick lbbs, Barbara Van Gelder, Paula Hyde, Henry Allen, Cheryl Jackson, David Crane, Alan Nye, Gerald Williams, John Decker, Betty Robbins. Seventh rnw: Sally Reed, Virginia Kellar, Elaine Petty, Barbara Galek, Carol Eygnor, Katherine Godkin, Lois Everhart, Garry Hall, Judy Hyde, Lloyd Larkin, Mary Patterson, Bonnie Lou Green, Margaret Fowler, Linda Acker, Barbara Horn, Wayne Johnson, Marcia Jackman, Steven Mason, Elaine Chillson, Paul Eygnor, Dawn Fisher, Robert Chapin. l F.H.A. The Future Home- makers of America is a part of the Na- tional Organization of students studying Homemaking. The local chapter carries on many ac- tivities such as bake sales, tea for teach- ers, and m a k i n g favors for patients' trays at the Wolcott Hospital. First row, left to right: Sandra Mosier, Nancy Stafford. June Correll, Mary Ellen Taber, Pamela Fridd, Gwene- vieve Powers, Judy Penner, Hrs. Dunton. Seeontl row: Joyce Kline. Limla Kent Lois Householder Carol Q J aharpe, JoAnn Lal laca, Kathy Salisbury, Kay Gillett, Marcia Senior, Lorraine Ward, Ruth Smith, AlicclDecker, Dorann Clow. 50 First row, left to right: Barbara Halligan, Mary Lou Hanneman, Leola Crane, Sharon Comeau, Harvey Williams, Frank Freer, Mr. Fisf Barbara Bauer, Norma Woods. Second row: Gertrude Cathy, Shirley Penner, Judi Ann Van Liere, Barbara Penner, Queeno Van Aukez Arthur Cathy, Phyllis Stanley, George Graves, Donald Osbom, William Karney, James Snyder. Absent: Monique Auge. Roll Call In presenting this 1958 ROLL CALL, l hope that readers and friends will sense the true spirit of the school through the pictures and comments. There prevails in our school an atmosphere of joy in our work as well as an earnest desire to succeed in our studies. As we are about to graduate, it is good to pause a moment to feel the gratification of being able to leave this record of our senior year. Editor Left to right: Barbara Bauer, Junior Editorg Norma Woods, Editor. 5 First row, left to right: Judi Ann Van Liere, Mrs. Mowry, Donna Harris, James Snyder, Robert Pasco, Carol Single, Judy Douglass, Sally Wilmoth, Arthur Cathy, Sharon Comeau, Alvin Lipshitz. Second row: George Graves, Joanne Bastian, Thomas Osborn, Barbara Halligan, Mary Lou Hanneman, Mary Fritz, Barbara Penner, Shirley Penner, Germaine Colvin, Marla Jo Neal, Freida Colvin, Phyllis Stanley, Beverly Halligan, Gertrude Cathy, Patricia Freer, Sherri Winter, Barbara Bauer, Sharon Van Vleck. JUDY DOUGLASS .,..,.. ,,,,,,,,,,, -,,.-,,,,,,-, E d iwr CAROL SINGLE SALLY WU-MOTH f-...,.f,............,......Y,.. Junior Editors Left to right: Shirley Penner, Judy Douglass, Phyllis Stanley, Judi Ann Van Liere. 52 Press Club The L.C.S. school paper, THE WRITE- AROUND, is published on the last Friday of each month. The staff is composed of an editor, two junior editors, an art editor, reporters, fea- ture writers, columnists, sports writers, typists, stencilers, and an advisor. Assignments for THE WRITEAROUND must be submitted to the editor three days before the date of publication so that typists and stencilers In order to staff puts in evenings-for may complete their work on time. achieve the finished product, the much overtime-after school and at least two days before an issue 'cgoes to press. A grade version of THE WRITEAROUND, called WRITEAROUND JUNIOR, giving special attention to the interests of boys and girls in kindergarten through sixth grade, is published several times a year. Both papers draw upon school environment for their coverage and strive to present happen- ings with an unbiased eye. First row, left to right: Mrs. Mowry, Sharon Comeau, Linda Bush, William Granger, George Graves, Robert Pasco, Sally West, Sally Wilmoth. Second row: Walter Burgess, Wilbur Wilson, Edward Ritter, Ronald Auge, James Lockwood, Stephen Douglas, Laurel Pettit, Richard Hubbard. tudent Council Left to right: Robert Pasco, George Graves, Sally Wilmoth, Sally West. GEORGE GRAVES ...... ...........--- P feSid9Yli ROBERT PASCO ,--,,A,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, V ice President SALLY WILMOTH ......... .............. S evrewry SALLY WEST -----,, , -,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,t T reasurer MRS. LELA MOWRY ...,... ...... A dvisor This year the Student Council, in addition to supervising and sponsoring annual projects, such as Student Day, Fall Elections, March of Dimes Campaign, and the Halloween Party, has taken up three new projects. One was the foreign exchange program, which because of a lack of housing facilities, could not be put into effect this year. The other two projects are the revising of the Student Council con- stitution, which is done every four years, and the building of a permanent hot-dog stand planned for this spring. E First row, left to right: Norma Senior, Joyce Ritter, Kay Catz, Mary Pickard, Virginia Nelson. Second row: Mrs. Sims, Norma Woods, presidentg Sharon Van Vleck, vice presidentg Alice Van Duynemsecretary-treasurerg Barbara Bauer. Third row: Catherine Deitrich, Ger- maine Colvin, Esther Kline, Virginia Lippert, Judi Ann Van Liere, Sandra Acker, Carolyn Sorensen, Sharon Coon, Mary Fritz, Queeno Van Auken, Freida Colvin, Sally West. Absent: Jean Borden, Karen Flint. Future Nurses' Club The Future Nurses' Club has been active this year. The girls enjoyed a field trip to Willard State Hospital. For their Christmas project the girls decided to help with one community project. The club is now planning an assembly program. To be an eligible member of this club a girl must be a Sophomore, Junior or Senior and must have some intention of becoming a nurse. First row, left to right: Sally West, vice presidentg Barbara Halligan, presidentg Miss Carr. Second row: Carol Stafford, Sharon Van Vleck, Sharon Comeau, Beatrice Fellows. Third row: Richard Camp, Mary Fritz, Carolyn Sorensen, Leola Crane, Esther Kline, Thomas Duryee, James Snyder. Absent: Diane Scholttman, secretary-treasurer. 54 Future Teachers' Club The Calla Green Club of the Future Teachers of America was named for one of Wolcott's most beloved and respected teachers, who taught some of our present members in the second or third grade. Because the need for good teachers is constantly growing more serious, the Calla Green Club is doubly useful. It enables students to learn something about the work and rewards of various kinds of teaching and by this means brings new talent to future faculties of the na- tion's schools. a I U 2 3 2 5 E 1 1 3 S 5 3 S , 4 4 5 i F Q ? 5 Pat and Frank Freer Tom and Dan Osborn Barbara Halligan Norma Woods Mary Lou Hanneman Phyllis Stanley Ronald Blauvelt Queeno Van Auken James Snyder June Correll Alice Van Duyne Shirley Penner Barbara Penner Identification for Seniorsnapshots on pages 25 and 4-2. Beverly Conrow Judy Douglass Richard Camp Beatrice Fellows Linda Noble George Graves Louise Ballard Judi Ann Van Liere Rozanne Hubbard Kenneth Van Fleet Martha Reynolds Gertrude Cathy Marie De Boerdere Karen Flint Germaine Colvin Joan Miller Tom Stell Walter Burgess Edward Shampine William Karney Ginette Cuilland Sharon Comeau Barry Wilson Arthur Cathy --- ' .1 H Y Wm' ' X cn N58 , . 4V N , K Z -. x--eiqjfif , A frveigj 27. a r in , V X ,M N X QQ! ports First row, left to right: Ronald Harris, Alvin Lipshitz, William Karney, Robert Waldorf, Arthur Cathy. Second row: Edward Ritter, Barry Van Vleck, Walter Burgess, Robert Pasco, Dennis Freeman, Mr. McGinn. Third row: Moses Dawson, Alwyn Poland, David Williams, Edward Streeter, David Payne, Melvin Lasher, Larry Ferris, George Graves. Baseball Last year's baseball team had a season that was as disheartening as any ball team ever experienced. Of eleven games played eight games were lost by a margin of one run. Many times Wolcott would pile up what seemed to be a comfortable score early in the game only to lose out by the narrow one-run margin at the end of the game. The prospects for this year are brighter. By graduation only one regular player was lost and most of the lettermen of last year will be in the lineup this year. Besides the jinx has been broken! BASEBALL SCORES L -Red Creek 8-7 L -Clyde 6-1 L -Williamson 7-6 L -Marion 8-7 L -Wayne 6-5 L -Red Creek 4-3 L -Pal-Mac 11-10 L -Williamson 5-4 L -Sodus 5-1 W-North Rose 0-7 L -North Rose 5-4 5 4 f ? R '55 mf -1 I2 ! M , i fe Has sl 94 x, First row, left to night: Peter Douglass, Don Osbom, Harry DeKing, Barry Wilson, Frank Freer, James Buckalew, Arthur Cathy, Russe Freer. Second row: Leroy Pettit, Tom Osbom, Tom Graves, Walter Burgess, Alwyn Poland, Mr. Washburn, Tom Stell, Richard Caml Roger Lockwood, David Payne, Donald Fisher. Third row: Edson Reynolds, James Gordon, Barry Van Vleck, Carl, Nye, Patrick Winte gmc? Van Liere, Roger Ticconi, Burt Everhart, William Tierney, Gary Glanzel, Robert Sims, Richard Eagleton, Wayne Douglass, Lesli oo . Soccer SOCCER SCORES W-Marion 0-4- W--North Rose 0-2 W-Williamson 0-5 W-Wayne 4-3 W-Sodus 2-6 W-Red Creek 4--10 L -Williamson 3-0 W-Wayne 0-2 L -Sodus 2-0 W-Marion 1-2 L -Pittsford 8-0 fSemi-finalsj For the second straight year the Wolcott soccer team has won their county division title, but was defeated in tl semi-finals of the sectionals. Comprised mostly of seniors, the team compiled an 8-2 record which included two wil over Wayne Central, a team previously undefeated for forty straight games. Having lost many fine playersby graduation, the team faces a re-organization during the coming season. Coach Cli: Washburn has a capable Junior Varsity team to draw from. With a few returning lettermen, he will put in the field team in 1958 that will maintain Wolcott's traditional position in Wayne County soccer. 5 V a r Y MR. JAMES McGINN Coach DON OSBORN TOM OSBORN First row, left to right: David Payne, Bob Pasco, Harry DeKing, .lim Buckalew, Alvin Lipshitz, Bill Cahoon. B a s lc e ll b a l l ROGER LOCKWOOD TOM STELL ART CATHY This page compliments of CAHOON FARMS Scores on Page 62 First row, left to right: .lohn Manning, .lames Henry, .lohn Fowler, managers. Second ' row: David Drake, Dennis Freeman, William Tierney, Alwyn Poland, Garold Youngman, James Van Liere, Thomas Graves, Roger Ticconi, Edson Reynolds, Barry Van Vleck, William Fox, Patrick Winter, Peter Douglass, Charles Woodruff. MR. ROBERT STRONG Coach Junior Varsity Basketball JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL scorn iinon-league This year's Junior Varsity Basketball team, comprised largely W-WfiCfiSP0Tt 21-404 of Sophomores, has won thirteen of its sixteen games. From L'W1ll1amS0n 37-35 . , . W-Red Creek 32-35 this record the prospects for next year s Varsity seem excellent. VV,-Marion 35-41 Throughout the present season the team has shown con- W-Sodus 42-45 stant improvement and now 'has a winning streak of eight iv'-510211 11530323152 straight games to its credit. The team's offense is built around- Lipi-13136 21,2-36 high-scoring Dave Drake, who along with other regulars will W-Williamson 39-46 be warmly received next year by Varsity'Coach Hlimw lVlcGinn. W-Marion 46-58 W-Wayne 25-48 W-North Rose 38-4-7 W-Clyde 47-64 W-Pal-Mac 29-38 W-Red Creek 39-45 W-Sodus 49-56 W-Wayne 30-44 First row, left to right: Paul Galloway, Woody Blake, Mr. Washburn, Donald Camp, Ronald Auge. Second row: James Kitchen, Steve Sorensen, Gale Freeman, William Lindner, Richard Eagleton, Phillip Pasco, Marvin Cathy, John Brewster, Donald Hubbard. Absent: James Lockwood, Wayne Douglass, William Gilbert, William DeMass, Russell Freer. junior High Basketball VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES 'non-league W-Weedsport 69-84 W-Williamson 48-69 L -Red Creek 59-54 L -Marion 62-41 W-Wayne 42-57 L -Sodus 4-7-45 W-North Rose 44-67 L -Clyde 71-62 W-Pal-Mac 57-62 L -Williamson 52-47 L -Marion 60-59 L -Wayne 68-64 W-North Rose 52-59 W-Pal-Mac 49-63 ' ' L -Red Creek 53-49 L -Sodus 51-45 build its attack on s eed, hustle, and a well-balanced scorin L-Clyde 87-56 attack. Off to a goord start the team was slowed down whei some key players were injured. Several games provided ex- ceptional spectator interestg Wolcott fans backed the team hop- ing to gain a berth in the sectionals. Lacking height this year's Varsity Basketball team had to This writer thinks that the cheerleaders who have given the teams loyal support deserve to be mentioned in connection 52 with all the sports events of L.C.S. Tennis Last year's tennis team tied Clyde for first place in the Eastern Division. How- ever, the team lost the play- off to Clyde on the North Rose court. 2 Q 3 First row, left to right: Tom Osborn, Tom Graves, Richard Weaver, James Buckalew. Second roz Mr. Washburn, Roger Ticconi, Robert Sims, James Henry. Track Last year was the first year that L.C.S. has had a track team. While the number of stu- dents who participated was small it has pos- sibilities of becoming one of the popular branches of sports at the school. First row, left to right: James Snyder, Richarc Camp. Second row: James Van Liere, Tom Zenda BEVERLY N Varsity PATRICIA FREER N VAN LIERE Junior Var my Cheerleadew eX Perm, ht' Kay baron S9105 Ohnsted, Lau! 5, Sharon left to rig . nd row: S irst row, ' ' Ndson. Seco ' ' Cahoon. Vit gmxa U Vx: guna Thompson, 64 A PENNE R Ch 88Tl9aderS First row, left to right: Beverly Halligan, Barbara Halligan, Mary Lou Hanneman, Norma Woods. Beverly Bower, Janet Reed, Shirley Cathy, Virginia Cahoon. Second row: Virginia Nelson, Laurel Pettit, Sherri Winter, Patricia Freer, Kay Olmsted, Sally Wilmolh, Elizabeth Walters, Mary Lou Wilson, Gertrude Cathy, Joyce Ritter, Barbara Bauer, Sharon Van Vleck. Joyce Brown. Third row: Marie DeBoerdere, Carol Stafford, Catherine Dietrich, Sharon Spross, Shirley Penner, Carolyn Sorensen, Judy Penner, Mary Fritz, Judy Douglass, Kathy Salisbury, Miss Rossman, Judi Ann Van Liere, Virginia Lippert, Esther Kline, Karen Miller, Barbara Penner, Germaine Colvin, Freida Colvin, Sharon Thompson, Carolyn Withey. First row, left to right: Elaine Woodruff, Carol Baylord, Yvonne Shoemaker, Donna Shoemaker, Sue Ann Valentine, Sylvia Schram, Connie Colvin. Second row: Barbara Paul, Sheila Cerny, Patricia Fisher, Judy Payne, Donna Harris, Kay Woods, Linda Shove, Carol Barnes. fa E Lake horeN W Icy Blizzard Howl Into olcott Highways Plugged by Big Drifts An old-fashioned winter bllz- zard moved ln from the west Sunday momlng and virtually marooned all residents of Wol- eatt within their own homes. Drlvhfiby a lusty wind1-the snow plied Itself up and up wlth drifts as deep as 15 feet ln many planes. Snowplows played a los- ing game as the snow drlfted ln as fast, as road: were Spened. Phe plows had extra dlmculties contending with the huge banks :nl snow along the roads left yer from last week, clvertzsmg Lf IV! WY? 33, jM,K, Photographs . . . The Heart of Your Yearbook . . . priceless school mCm01'i6S live in photography by Varden. ,, Sruplos. lNc. Q un OFFICIAL YEA naoox Puoroana Pusns -9 N QQ-ixgi7?1aQ,2.,2fk3iif 'SFFL,MLL3Z,1',..?fl,N?1'I5II1fV7i2.0. 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