North Rose Central High School - Rambler Yearbook (North Rose, NY)

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KINDERGARTEN NO. 1 First How: F. LaValley, J. Y'oung, K. Case, S. Powell, L.. Johnson, P. Loveless, C. Juffs. Second How: J. Aldrich, J. Cod- kin, K. Lewis, H. Horton, 1. Van Horn, E. Hayes, D. Patchen. Third How: C. Kellogg, F. ood, J. Denk, T. Price, C. Farnsworth, k. Poole, C. Thomas. First How: D. Campbell. N. Newcomb, G. Bowman, Y. Shoemaker, W. Hughes, J. Yonker, B. Frazer. Sec- ond How: G. Sharrow, It. Iteibsome, C. Ituple, A. Dickens, S. Burley, R. Cuyler, J. Miller. KINDEHGAHTEN NO. 2 25 ■

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RUSE SCHOOL GRADES 1, 2 AND 3 First Row: R. Rafter, R. Briggs, G. Hunbert, L. Thayer, R. Young, L. Row- man. Second Row: V. Case, J. Hall, J. Case, J. Austin. B. Juffs, S. New- comb, E. Hazlett. Third Row: 0, Burley. L, Van- Gelder, R. Miller, A. Mun- son, R. Shufelt, G. Mar- shall, A. Austin, J. ftil- 1 iams. F ourth R ow: J. States, F. Kellogg, J. Campbell, A. Webber, L. Austin. M. Briggs, C. Har- rington, F. Yonkers. First Row: H. Bowman. L). Colburn, D. Hall, C. Me - tjueen. E. Austin. Second Row: D. Youngs, E. Price. . Salerno, L. Cuyler, B. Viler. M. Thayer. Third Row: E. Bowman, L. Cuy- ler. L). Austin, S. Juffs, II. Jewell, J. Bastian. Fourth Row: H. McMahon. N. States, D. Green, I). Gil- lette, J. Price, B. lloppel. HOSE SCHOOL GRADES 4, 5 AND 6 24

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CLASS WILL AND TESTAMENT i he 23rd day of June in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and fifty, we, the (.lass of 1950, of North Hose Central School, Town of Rose, in the County of Wayne, and the State of New ork, being sad at heart at leaving our Alma Mater, but of perfect minds and mem- ories, do make and ordain this our last will and testament. ARTICLES: I, Howard Blaisdell, leave my arguing ability to Bob Henry; he’ll need it in Ag. I, Lloyd Burnett, leave my poetic expression to Miss French, for her use in English Classes. L tHenn Marshall, leave my class ring to the next lucky girl who can make my heart beat faster. I, Anne Edmonds, leave my cold hands and warm heart to Alice Catchpole. I, Bill Jewell, leave my lefthanded necking problem to Lee Anthony. “It really is easy, Lee.” I, Duane Seager, leave my driving ability to Sam Wise hoping he will be more careful. I, Florence Durham, leave my love for Alton to anyone who can find a man there. I, Larry Fox, will my pin-up girl to Richard Durham, who will enjoy her company. I, Bessie Durham, leave my perfect attitude and sweet personality to Robert Gowers. Cherish these always. Bob. I, Bill Hannett, leave my height to Doris MacDougall. “My height is known the world over. For I can see above the clover.” I, Martha Reiners, leave my typing ability to the young typists. If at first you don’t succeed, try again. I, Barbara Harrington, leave my artistic talent to Mr. Amyot for his use on the school paper next year. I, Everett Briggs, leave careful bicycling to Shirley Fitch. Use this wisely, Shirley. I, Bernice Briggs, leave my sense of humor to Calvin Briggs for use in all his Classes. I, Jane Seymour, leave my gift of public speaking to Mr. Bailey. I, Harold Smith, leave my curly hair and good looks to James Dean. I, Betty MacDougall, leave my love for Social Studies to Doris Harrison. Night life doesn’t go with Social Studies, Doris. 1, Ralph Adams, leave my love for the North to anyone who goes South. I, Barbara Lipshitz, leave my beautiful black hair to David Bastian. I use Drene, Dave. I, Dick Seymour, can’t leave a thing, because everything 1 have I really need. I, Robert Anthony, leave my loving and dancing ability to Jerry Meyer. Love ’em and leave ’em, Jerry. 1, Frank Dennis, leave my brush cut to Mr. Thomas. Here’s hoping that it will stay in place. 1, Betty Harrison, leave my giggle to Doris, who doesn’t really need it. 1, Josephine Miraglia, leave my sweet, quiet way to all my friends at N.R.C.S. Lastly, we do make and ordain our esteemed Principal, Paul J. Edinger, to be the only and sole executor of this our Last W ill and Testament. Whereof, we have set our hands and seal this Twenty-third day of June, nineteen hundred and fifty. Class of 1950 26