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

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1951 volume:

■ Stands our honored We are proud of our school, and are deeply indebted to Clinton Hall, an alumnus of N.R.C.S., a member of the class of ’27, who wrote the words and composed the music for our Alma Mater. With these beautiful words of our Alma Mater deeply implanted in our hearts and minds, we pledge our loyalty and devotion to our beloved school. As the words, “In a quiet, little vil- lage, just below Ontario’s blue,” have linked our lives with the past, — so may they bind our friendship in lasting and un- dying memories. “Their vision is our challenge.” FDHEWOHD WEHONOH We Honor, Mr. Edinger: Whose heartfelt loyalty and conscientious endeavor have helped us to set our goal high and attain it. To him we have taken our prob- lems, confident that his wisdom and just guidance would turn us toward a solution. Our success was due to the active interest and personal con- cern that he has shown for each member of the class of ’51. “Many thanks, Marian, for the thoughtful things you do for all of us.” The Students of N.R.C.S. Miss Marian Goodsell Steadfast, staunch and true. Seated: Lloyd Gowers, Raymond McQueen, President; Warren Baldridge. Standing: Harold Smith, Cecil Champlin, Seth Oaks, Gilman Marshall. ADMINISTRATION We Honor, The Board of Education: Your interest in the school Curriculum and activities has given us faith in our school and has enabled us to reach our goal—graduation. The success of our school life reflects the constant efforts of the Board members who have helped to make our school one of the very best. Your kindness and generosity are sincerely appreciated. Class of 51 Let us extol her glorious name Row 1: G. Amyot, D. Webber, N. Rankin, M. Paddock, N. Geers, F. Finch, P. Edinger. Row 2: L. Waldron, M. Goldbawk, F. Knapp, A. Brown, R. Mertz, J. Marshall, F.DeBella. Row 3: A. Maltzen, L. Seymour, J. Kise, L. Miner, L. Payne, E. McAllister, P. Porter. Row 4: F. Durbin, D. VanWagenen, R. Bailey, W. Paddock, C. Gillette, E. McQuade, J. Handheld. Absent: Miss French. ... Learning lessons that DEDICATION TO OUR TEAEHEHS Who has guided us through the years, spurred us on in spite of our fears? Our Teachers! Whom do we go to for advice, 'oful, friendly, )ur Teachers! that is helpful, friendly, and concise? Oi ’ our capers; Who corrects our papers and puts up with our t_r Our Teachers! Who explains when we’re in doubt, all the things we’ve read about? Our Teachers! Whom do we miss after we say, “Farewell,” to this Alma Mater, we loved so well? Our Teachers! C shall aid us CAFETERIA Leona and Amamda: Your lunches at noon have filled many an empty space. Many thanks go to our exceptionally good cooks, who are “Tops.” , een deep'Y ° te' -. ;c;oo year 0® MBT--------------- about out u CUSTODIANS Steve and Art: We are deeply indebted to our Janitors for their willingness to help at all times and for their patient assistance at our many programs. ... .In the years to come. L. to R.: Patricia Mills, Robert Henry, Freda Price, Bruce Wise, Edward Washburn, Robert Adams. HONEY Mr. George Amyot A dviser “It is quality, rather than quantity that matters.” THE HIVE -presented by the Class of '51. CLASSES SENIOR ADVISERS Mr. Wesley Paddock A dviser “Where there’s life, there’s hope.” Raise her praises to the sky. ROBERT ADAMS, President “You can t pay attention to your brakes when your mind is on your clutch HAZEL HIXON, Secretary “Small, but competent. GERALD MEYER Vice-President “Why should I worry - - Nothing is worth it? CLASS OF 1951 BRUCE WISE, Treasurer Happiness! “A good bank account, a good cook, and a good digestion! FREDA PRICE Editor of “Rambler “In school she s auiet—out- side we re not so sure. WILLIAM LEAIRD Student Council Representative “A Iways cheerful, always gay-- One swell fellow in every way. 10 We are loyal sons and daughters ROBERT HENRY “Romeo, Romeo, wherefore art thou Romeo? CLASS OF 1351 seeking wisdom one by one. Vfe are loyal sons and daughters 12 CLASS DF 1951 JEAN SEYMOUR “True to her word, her work, her friends. ARLENE AVERY “Happiness is the by-product of making someone else happy EDWARD WASHBURN “Cursed be he that moves my bones. seeking wisdom one by one. CLASS HISTORY At last the time has come when we are going to graduate. For twelve long years we have striven to reach our goal and now, before we realize it, we are there. It was four years ago in September, 1947 that Mr. Marvin and Mrs. Knapp, our advisors, or- ganized 32 of us frivolous Freshmen. We elected to office: Ellen Gray, President; Robert Adams, Vice-President; Richard Bastian, Secretary; Alice Catchpole, Treasurer; and Shirley Fitch and Carl Champlin, Student Council representatives. The highlights of the year were: a hay ride: a Christmas party, including gifts; dancing and refreshments. In our Sophomore year, with Mr. Marvin and Mrs. Rexer as advisors, we elected Gerald Meyer, President; Robert Adams, Vice-President; Hazel Hixon, Secretary; Freda Price, Treasurer: and Shirley Fitch and Ellen Gray, Student Council representatives. Activities of the year were: a bake sale; sale of beanies, head scarves and emblems of school color; and a dance. We began our Junior year with Mr. Amyot and Miss Rankin as advisors. We elected Gerald Meyer, President; Richard Durham, Vice-President; Hazel Hixon, Secretary; Rruce Wise, Treas- urer; and Shirley Fitch and Robert Adams, Student Council representatives. While Juniors, we sponsored two dances; ordered and received class rings; had a Christmas party; sold Christmas cards; and took over the candy store after Easter. Before we realized it we found ourselves sophisticated Seniors with Mr. Amyot and Mr. Pad- dock as our advisors. During the year we sold magazines and Christmas cards; sold candy at ball games; ordered and received Senior pictures; had a Christmas party; produced Senior play: published yearbook; went on our Senior trip to Washington; and received our graduation an- nouncements. After twelve complete years, we are ready and anxious to graduate. THE SENIOR PLAY it CLASS DF 1952 ADVISERS and OFFICERS Neal Jewell................................President Mildred Champlin.....................V ice-President Betty Galloway.............................Secretary Lee Anthony................................Treasurer Ramon Hubbard Doris Harrison . . , Student Council Representatives Nan Rankin, Russell Bailey..................Advisors Row 1: J. Meyer, R. Hubbard, D. Harrison, N. Jewell, B. Galloway, L. Anthony, M. Champlin. Row 2:Miss Rankin, L. Poole, R. Miraglia, J. Eygnor, D. McDougall, W. Bastian, R. M. Gillette, Mr. Bailey. Row 3: J. Salerno, H. Clingerman, L. Rogers, J. McOmber, F. Martin, R. Dintruff, R. With. Row 4: R. Gillette, G. Rehkuglar, D. Pierson, R. Bastian, D. Bastian, R. Marriott, R. Gowers. In December, the Jolly Juniors were more “Jolly” than ever because they had received their class rings. On December 21, a Woodhull Dance was sponsored. The job that kept the Juniors really busy was selling popcorn and coke at the basketball games. On April 27, the class sponsored two all-school plays and a play given by the Adult Education Dramatics Class, directed by Miss French, Miss Finch and Miss Webber. t 15 CLASS OF 1953 Row 1: V. tiastian, S. Smith, K. Miraglia, R. States, C. Briggs, R. Kise. Row 2: L. Durham, M. VanDuyne, T. Garrison, J. Coonrod, J. LaValley, T. Hall, Mr. VanWagenen. Row 3: A. Barnaba, R. Clingerman, B. Smith, T. Fuller, 1. Morgan, E. Powell. Row 4: L. Humbert, R. Kalbfleisch, C. DeVay, D. Mills. Absent: Miss French. CLASS OF 1954 Row 1: E. Akins, E. Briggs, M. Price, J. Walsh, J. Waldorf, R. Putman, L. Catchpole, M. Kepner, N. Raymer. Row 2: Miss Maltzen, R. Bastian, S. LaValley, B. Clingerman, A. Norris, D. Brown, 0. VanSteen, 6. DeVay, P. Dickinson, Mr. Gillette. Row 3: M. Skinkle, S. McQueen, P. Kise, L. Frazer, M. Harper, A. Avery, C. Catchpole, T. Gillette, C. Poole. Row 4: W. Lohrman, H. Ransley, R. Austin, M. Skutt, W. Peck, G. Devall, R. Thurber, D. Webber, D. Hartley. Row 1: G. Bastian, R. Hall, C. Clingerman, A. Drury, C. McQueen, E. Harrison, D. Pitcher, K. Clingerman, C. Sigel. Row 2: C.Ternoois, H. Frazer, N. States, J. Price, H. McMahon, N. Moore, M. Horton, D. Frazer, d P HI Til E. Bowman, G. Miraglia. Row 3: N. Lee, D. Gillette, G. Avery, F. Dewind, C. Finch, R. Sedore. M. Martin, Cl Jj ¥ Xj ill X XI T. Darling, E. Lyman, L. Kalbfleisch. Row 4: W. Dickinson, 0. Shipley, W. Poole, L. Drury, C. Bauer, B. Kulow, L. Streeter, L. Poole, C. Morgan. GRADE 17 EIGHTH GHAHE Row 1: R. Martin, B. Kulow, M. Gillette, R. Noyes, L. Clingerman, N. Jewell, A. Young, G. Barnaba, L. Lipshitz, M. Anthony. Row 2: N. Doolittle, L. Clingerman, M. Case, J. Kershaw, G. Akins, G. Loveless, M. MacDougall, B. Cuyler, S. Reed, Miss Webber. Row 3: Mr. Durbin, J. Harrington, B. Patchen, D. Jay, E. Catlin, J. Salerno, T. Barnes, K. Morgan, B. Lmp, M. Lee, S. Caldwell, Mr. McQuade. Row 4'. L. Harring- ton, C. Davenport, G. Fuller,J, Shepherd, M. Withey,E. Champlin, D. McMahon, C. Washburn, W. Reibsome, W. Davis, R. Matteson. SIXTH GRADE Seated: H. Aunkst, L. Wigfield, G. Anthony, P. Spencer, H. Barnes, V. Sweeting, M. Jensen, D. Barnes, H. Brown, J. Andrus, H. Welkley, G. Akins, J. Carey, J. Goulette, P. Kershaw, M. Seager, S. Yates, R. Hum- bert, W. VanSteen, J. Dintruff, R. VanDuyne, F. Reibsome, V. Sedore, S. Durham, ff. Sweeting, P. Meyer, J. Carey. Standing: G. DeVay, R. Seymour, L. LaValley, W. Collier, C. Seelyev R. Withey, E. Wolfe, K. Avery, Nks. McAllister. FIFTH GRADE Row 1: R. Guthrie, R. Spencer, L. Powell. Row 2: E. Seelye, E. McQueen, S. Mills, C. Wolf. Row 3: D. Fournier, G. Wolf, S. Brown, C. Frazier. Row 4: R. Shepherd, D. Shipley, C. VanDuyne, B. Shaffer. Row 5: R. Patchen, R. Norris, J. Dickinson. Row 6: G. Wise, J. Edinger, G. Baker. Row 7: R. Guillaume, M. Clingerman, J. Coonrod, Miss Goldhawk. FOURTH GRADE Row 1: D. DeVay, J. Smith, L. Carey. Row 2: G. Smith, C. Richardson, L. MacDougall, J. Smith, S. Fuller, J. Sweeting, T. Catchpole. Row 3: R. Lyman, L. Richardson, J. York, A. Lipshitz, M. Smith, D. Humbert, 3. Lee. Row 4: R. Poole, E. Shan-ow, D. Francis, L. Drury, R. Brandt, D. Bresnaham. Standing: D. Price, W. Moore, N. Miner, M. Pahl, R. Gatlin, W. Horton, Mrs. Payne. THIRD GHADE Row 1: K. Smith, M. Vensel, M. Smith, G. Durham. Row 2: H. Andrus, F. Reimer, C. Collier, A. Green, C. Smith, C. Trickey, E. Smith. Row 3: M. Sharrow, J. Castor, R. Richardson, R. Bellinger, S. VanSteen, M. Reibsome, M. Moore. Row 4: J. Betts, J. Meyer, M Smith, R. Yates, J. Denk, R. Perkins. Standing: P. Clingerman, E. Poole, D. Patchen, D. MacDougall, E. Francis, L. JufTs, B. Baker, C. DeRue, B. Guil- laume, G. Miner, J. Temoois, E. Aunkst, R. Welkley, Mrs. Marshall, Miss DeBella. SECOND GRADE FIRST GRADE Row 1: R. M. Gent, W. Gent, J. Seelye, W. Robinson, C. McQueen, B. Kulow, P. Francis. Row 2: M. Smith, R. Reibsome, G. Shoemaker, M. R. Castor, J. Richardson, B. Hayes, R. Allen. Row 3: P. Durbin, J. Green, L. Briggs, D. Wirth, R. Yates, S. Dailey. Row 4: N. Porter, L. Shaffer, W. Champlin, B. Sedore, A. Weed, P. Sedore, C. Akins, E. Noyes, Mrs. Seymour. Row 1: D. Patchen, R. Horton, R. Reibsome. Row 2: A. Dickens, B. Frazer, E. Hayes, F. Wood. Row 3: J. Denk, N. Meyer, G. Sweeting, Y. Shoemaker. Row 4: T. Smith, K. Poole, G. Sharrow, F. LaValley. Row 5: J. Godkin, G. Bissett, B. Hughes, J. Ermal. Row 6: S. Powell, N. Smith, J, Aldrich. Row 7: C. Farnsworth, B. Perkins, L. York. Row 8: T. Price, Miss Porter. KINDERGARTEN KINDERGARTEN A� Row 1: D. VsnDuyne, R. Kalbfleisch, D. Hall, D. Fox. Row 2: W. Young, J. Colburn, L. Yates, G. Briggs, • 1VI • P Bowman, J. Dailey. Row 3: B. Miller, D. Shoemaker, N. Geers, M. Van Kouwenberg, M. Loveless. Row 4- L. Streeter, R. Sweeting, P. Smith, S. Creech. Row 1: B. Catchpole, G. Smith, G. Richardson, E. Collier, C. Smith. Row 2: S. Thayer, L. Johnson, C. MTrue, I. Skulte, S. Edinger, B. McQueen, B. Galloway. Row 3: B. Gonyeau, L. Smith, K. Godkin, N. Geers, J. Hixon, D. Loveless, C. Barnes. Row 4: C. Hendershot, N. Moore, A. Bastian, C. Ruple, S. Barnes, N. Catlin. Row 5: D. Smith, L. Hall, G. Walker, S. Baldridge, P. Robinson. FIRST. Si:r,ll D AND THIRD GRADES : A. Wager, W. Harrington, B. Lafler, C. Ruple, L. Thayer, R. Briggs, G. Humbert, D. Bell. Row 2: ung, G. Bowman, D. Campbell, P. Loveless, C. Juffs, V. Case, M. VanHorn, K. Case, R. Cuyler. : J. Yonkers, J. Hall, G. Kellogg, S. Burley, R. Mertz, B. Juffs, R. Fox, A. Austin, J. Bowman. Row Row 1: A J. Youn Row 3 4: E. Hazlett, R. Young, D. Burley, States, L. Harrington, J. Bell, F. Kellogg. Hayes, M. Creech, C. Prober, L. VanGelder, R. Shufelt. Row 5: J. ROSE SCHOOL FOURTH FIFTH ’ Row 1: J. Case, L. Bowman, H. Bowman, J. Austin, D. Young, A. Munson, J. Williams. Row 2: J. Camp- l SIXTH bel1� F Yonkers, M. Briggs, R. Hayes, D. Colburn, C. Harrington, L. Cuyler, N. Salerno. Row 3: M. rn l urn Thayer, A. Webber, V. Steen, R. Austin, E. Austin, S. Juffs, G. Wager. Row 4: L. Austin, L. Cuyler, P. Ii iM III..) Wager, J. Creech, F. Slate, B. Hoppel, J. Creech. Seated: M. Price, R. Kise, R. Adams, N. Jewell, G. Meyer, D. Harrison, W. Leaird, R. Hubbard. Standing: E. Harrison, Mr. Bailey, L. Catchpole, M. Anthony, N. Jewell, B. Kulow, A. Young, K. Miraglia, V. Bastian, C. McQueen, Miss Finch. STUDENT COUNCIL This year the choosing of officers was made more competitive by a new system of elections which included campaign speeches and political posters. The first duty of the Student Council was the appointing of sub-councils. Some of the highlights of the year include: the purchase of the intramural trophy, which added more enthusiasm to the program; the exchange of an assembly with Clyde;the improvement of the school lunch line; a Halloween and Valentine party; the election of cheerleaders and a special campaign to help keep our school clean and neat. ACTIVITIES ... Thou,indeed art well beloved RAMBLER STAFF First Row: C. Champlin, A. Catchpole, F. Price, R. Durham, S. Fitch, G. Meyer. Second Row: H. Hixon, T. Milem, J. Peck, R. Bastian, B. Mills, P. Mills, B. Barnes. when our parting days are over. SCHNEWS STAFF Seated: H. Hixon, S. Filch, F. Price, G. Rchkugler, A. Catchpoie, B. Barnes. Row 2: J. Eygnor, K. Mira- glia, L. Rogers, M. Price, M. Charnp- lin, H. Clingerman, B. Galloway, J. Peck, I. Bowman. Row 3: L. Hum- bert, C. Champlin, R. Dintruff, R. Adams, E. Wasnbum, R. Marriott, N. Jewell, P. Mills, Mr. VanWagencn. This year a press club was organized with the help of Mr. Van Wagenen. After three years without a school paper, everyone welcomed its revival. The name “Schnews” was contributed by Robert Adams, who explained it to be a combination of school news. The paper was published every three weeks in order to present the news before it became old. We had no trouble selling it. The price charged was five cents per copy of fifty cents for the total number of copies. The purpose of the paper was to keep the students up-to-date as well as create an interest in school events. And we tread life’s rugged way. Seated: B. Durham, V. Bastain, V ice-P resident; B. Smith, President; R. M. Gillette, Secretary; M. Skutt, J. Seymour, M. VanDuyne. Row 2; R. Bastain, J. Coonrod, N. Raymer, 0. VanSteen, T. Garrison, J� LaValley, L. Durham, C. Poole, E. Axins, S. LaValley, Miss Finch. Row 3:1. Mor- gan, C. Briggs, M. Skinkle, L. Humbert, S. McQueen, F. Hall, E. Briggs. LIBRAHY STAFF '1 embers of the Library Stu- dent Staff give much volunteer time and service for both grade and high school students and faculty. Supervision of the charging desk, processing new books, mending old ones, records, fil- ing, bulletin board displays and exhibits. Activities included sending a CARE book package, a library field trip, and an assembly. GIRLS’ ENSEMBLE r„_s„w K? ‘ Memories of thee shall linger in our BAND u f Avery C. C li n germ an, K0m 1: C. MiragHa. J. MiragUa J I. Walsh, R. Marriott. Row 2. •• „ A. Avery, T. Garrison, • H. Welkley, S. Juffs, J. G ,h,i'- '••p Carey, G. Loveless, K. Wagner, v,. ______ Clingerman. ------ The commendable leadership of our Director, Mr. Joseph Handfield, spelled “Progress” for our N.R.C.S. Band this year. Besides playing for school assemblies and other activities, the outstanding events were—furnishing music between acts at the Senior Play and the forming of a Pep Band which played at all the home games. hearts for aye. 27 First Rour R. Bast,an, L. Humbert, R. Baatian. C. • Third Row: — R-Thurber- The members of the Future Farmer Ch.pl .j N«d • ei«ctioi t2A . «. «. . . . Treasurer, Don Pterso , y at the Rochester fruit show. r«”;: Home w“i- FUTURE FARMERS DF AMERIEA 2H Iva Bowman, Shirley Fitch, Alice Catchpole, Mary Lou Kepner, Barbara Barnes, Patricia Mills. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS ATHLETICS ... Dear Old North Rose High. R. Adams, G. Marshall, C. Champlin, D. Pierson, R. Kalbfleisch, G. Rehkugler, Coach Paddock B Mills R. Basuan, R. W. Bastian, L. Anthony, R. Henry, R. Marriott. R. Wirth a. M.Ils, VARSITY BASKETBALL The Maroon and White Cagers were able to finish, tied for fourth in the Wayne County ABC League in the 50-51 season. Showing a record of five wins and nine losses, the highlight of the season was a two point win over Sodus, class B runners-up. Representing Wayne County in the sectionals, our Cagers were over- whelmed 74-38 by a strong Lima quintet from Livingston County. VAHSITY BASKETBALL (CONTINUEfl) Veterans Ron Marriott, Rob Henry and Glenn Marshall led their team-mates in the season’s play. The scoring for this season ended with Bob Henry with the total of 180 points, averaging 12 points; Ron Marriott totaled 174 points, averag- ing 10.2; and Lee Anthony with 147, averaging 8.2. North Rose scored 781 against her opponents and they tallied 885 against North Rose. We hope to improve our record next season. First Row: Coach Paddock, L. Anthony, B. Henry, R. Marriott, R. Kalbfleisch. Second Raw: B. ffirth, B. Mills, G. Marshall, D. Pierson. C LL Rn MrT ’ E' � “®baT’ d • 9 ChamPlin- J- Meyer, R. Adams. Row 2: Coach Amyot, R. nlv«v’ |R‘ AC,l?germSn’ «• irtb- R A. Avery, C. Catchpole. Row 3: D. Hartley, R. Kise, C. R Dtatruff A thony’ N- Jewell H’ Kalbfleisch, P. Dickinson. Row 4: T. Fuller, D. Pierson, D. McMahon, SUCCEH Under Mr. Amyot’s coaching, the N.R.C.S. Soccer Squad which lost most of its first string, did very well as a new team. The success of the team cannot be judged by the schedule because it was the first time that they played an all B schedule. Williamson won the “B title and they were followed in order, in the league, by Wavne and then Wolcott. It should be noted that North Hose tied Williamson and defeated Wayne to remove them from the race. North Rose went down to defeat in the last minute and a half of play against Wolcott. Besides this, they played an outstanding game against Bloomfield in the Sectionals which went into overtime. Bloomfield came out the victor 1950 SOCCER SCORE Sept. 22 North Rose 2 Sept. 26 North Rose 2 Sept. 28 North Rose 2 Oct. 3 North Rose 1 Oct. 6 North Rose 8 Oct. 10 North R ose 0 Oct. 17 North Rose 4 Oct. 20 North Rose 4 Oct. 23 North Rose 1 Oct. 26 N orth R ose 2 Sectional finals Lost 6 Won 2 Tied 2 Wolcott SCORE 7 Sod us 4 Williamson 7 Wayne 4 Marion 4 Wolcott 2 Williamson 4 Wayne 1 Marion 6 Bloomfield 2 •Won by Bloomfield by penalty kicks 32 J. V. CHEERLEADERS L. Catchpole, P. Kise, J. Waldorf, C. Poole, Row 1: C. Catchpole, R. Kise, P. Dickinson, D. Hartley, R, Hubbard. Row 2: T. Fuller, M. Harper, R. Clingerman, A. Avery, B, Cowers, R. Bastian. Row 3: Coach Paddock, D. McMahon, B. Austin, N. Jewell, D. Mills, C. DeVav. C. Rehkusler. J.V. BASKETBALL TENNIS - 1950 The 1950 season was a very suc- cessful one for the tennis team. All contenders that were met were strong and our team had to play flawless tennis to beat them. How- ever, at the season’s end we were lied with Clyde for first place in the league. Our team won the playoffs and thus the championship. Howard Blaisdell was selected as Singles Champion of Wayne County. Coach Hamilton, B. Mills, R. Anthony, H. Blaisdell, B. Wise, R. Adams. Absent: F. Dennis. BASEBALL-1950 W. Jewell, F. Dennis, R. Adams, G. Marshall, H. Blaisdell, D. Seager, Coach Amyot, Mgr. R. Seymour, A. Avery, R. Clingerman, R. Wirth, R. Marriott, Mgr. N. Jewell, C. Champlin, J. Meyer, L. Anthony, R. Henry, R. Lee, R. Bastian, R. Gillette. Nan, why so dramatic — it s just plain grub?? Schnews and Views Chow - - and the Seniors Take it easy. Coach. Miss Porter and her little cherubs STUDENT POETS MY PAL With lopsided ears And tongue hanging out Wagging his tail And running about. Who shares my tears ........shares my glee? My fishing companion Who sleeps with me; He may be a mongrel He may have a flea — But, he’s the only Dog for me! J. Eygnor STRENGTH Live thy life Like yon oak, Bright in spring Living gold in Summer, rich Then; - - and then Autumn----changed Soberer - hued. Gold again. All his leaves. Fallen at length. Look, he stands; Trunk and boughs — Naked strength. R. Wirth LAST MINUTE The game is close, the crowd is wild, The time is running out Suddenly, there’s a deathly silence - A swish - - and then a shout. Our team goes quickly down the floor And then the ball is thrown. There’s a cheer, yells, and a long moan. It didn’t count, the whistle had blown. The game is over, the crowd’s on their feet, For some it meant victory, but for us, - - Defeat. G, Hannett A LITTLE MOUSIE Out of a hole did a little mouse squeeze Into a pantry to nibble the cheese, He ate, and he ate, till he could eat no more, He was so tired he fell to the floor. He pleasantly slept, and he dreamed, and dreamed Thought he was King Rat, with Mousie Queen, Into the pantry the housemaid scurried, Back to nis hole the little mouse hurried. J, Coonrod MEMORIES Just sitting in my classroom And looking all around. The students are so quiet. They never make a sound. They are so full of pep and fun. It must be hard to sit so still, They work and play from morn till night. To get an Education - - - and they will. These kids, they are the best 1 know� I love them everyone, - - you bet, Four o’clock comes, and they have left - - How lonesome and blue I really get. When they shall graduate and leave These beloved halls of fame; These Seniors whom we most admire, Will be remembered, just the same. - - By all at N.R.C.S. C. French 37 1. Discipuli Latinae Linguae 2. Chow----and the Jrs. 3. Good morning! 4. Senator Adams, Speech! 5. Ambitious Seniors????? 1. More F un, Jrs. 2. I Got Him! 3. Our little Jerry. 4. Yum Yummy! 5. Our little Donnie. 6. Ship, Ahoy, Capt. Bailey 7. Glamor Girl. 8. The “Twosome” 9. Cute� huh? 10. Now, Dick! 11. “Barbie 12. Where to, John? Compliments of • SALTER CANNING COMPANY North Rose, N. Y. Compliments of Compliments Compliments of of CHOCOLATE SHOP SODUS BOWLING FRANK M. NOYES Restaurant Center Restaurant Homemade Ice Cream Claude and Harriet Perry 3571 — North Rose Wolcott, N. Y. Feed — Coal — Spray Materials BAY BRIDGE GROCERY Resort, N. Y. Success WELLS M. DODDS North Rose, N. Y. Compliments of DAGEL’S Bo-Koy Shop North Rose, N. Y. in Compliments C ongratulations to the C lass of ’51 McQueen Bros. of Speed Sprayers ENGLISH AND BOUVIA Spray Masts Sodus, N. Y. High Pressure Concentric Bean Sprayers Sales Service North Rose, N. Y. Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of ’51 DAIRY LEA ICE CREAM Auburn, New York t 41 Congratulations to the C lass of ’51 Congratulations to the Class of 1951 JOSTEN’S, MINNESOTA Photographs Are The Best Memory Insurance BLAIR STUDIO Photographer for the “Rambler.” SCRIBER’S PHARMACY “Your Friendly Rexall Store” Phone 454 Newark, N. Y. Clyde, N. Y. TO OUR ADVERTISERS We know individual thanks are in line;- But due to lack of space and time;- We want to say to one and all: “Thanks, you’ve helped us carry the ball.” Class of ’51 Compliments of Ver Dow's Congratulations to the Class of ’51 Donald E. Palmer P hone 4971 Sodus, N. Y. t2 THE CLYDE HERALD Commercial Printing C ompliments of QUEREAU’S DEPT. STORE Compliments of SIDNEY PIERCE Jeweler Sod us, N. Y. Groceries — Clothing Footwear — Sporting Goods A. OHMANN Jeweler Clyde, N. Y. Phone 3011 North Rose, New York Complete line of Parker 51 and 21 Pens and Pen Sets - Also Sheafler Pens and Pen Sets OAKS FARMS Success to Class of ’51 Best Wishes Dairy Fruit STORTO'S SNACK BAR PLAYHOUSE THEATER Pasteurized Milk and Cream Clyde, N. Y. Fruit In Season Compliments of MURPHY PHOTO STUDIO Sodus, N. Y. 43 Compliments Happy Cooking of BUCKMINISTER’S Metered Gas Service Wolcott Coop. G. L. F. DEP’T. STORE NORTH ROSE Coats Dresses Shoes Dry Goods SUPPLY CO. Service Store North Rose, N. Y. F arm Store Rugs Wolcott, N. Y. Wolcott, N. Y. OAKS SON Compliments of GRAY BROS. EDWARDS’ SHOE STORE North Rose, N. Y. Specializing in Lumber X-R ay Phone 3082 Shoe-F itting Wolcott, N. Y. Building Supplies Phone 4904 North Rose, N. Y. Phone 1811 44 COFFEE CUP DINER ROUTE 104 Wolcott, N. Y, Dial 7871 RAY D. Van DU SEN Grocery and General Merchandise Resort, N. Y. Phone North Rose 5521 Compliments of LOTUS LODGE Resort, N. Y. WINCHELL’S MARKET Fine Meats for Fine People Compliments of General Storage Ice Co., Inc. North Rose, N. Y. North R ose Phone 5281 Keukelaar Forshee Oldsmobile and General Motor Trucks Wolcott, N. Y. 45 H. B. PALMER Staple Groceries Meats Fruits Vegetables Wolcott, N. Y. Compliments of Compliments of DEAN’S GAS STATION De Johns Shoe Store North Rose, N. Y. Clyde, N. Y. STREETERS Si SI Store Wolcott, N. Y. — Phone 5331 SOULES’ Service Station Gulf Gas and Oil North Rose, N. Y. Dial 3081 Success to the Senior Class of North Rose Nellie E. Van Male FRIENDLY STORE Clyde, N. Y. Telephone 4611 If it’s Modern If it’s Pretty If it’s cheap to operate Of Course It’s Electric Your Friendly-R. G. E. Service Company Compliments of DR. STANLEY JOHNSON Clyde, N. Y. Compliments of S S Wolcott, N. Y. DELUXE CLEANERS LAUNDERERS 22 Jefferson St., Wolcott, N. Y. V. Griswold One Call will do it all PETROSINO CLEANERS Cleaners - Tailors Moth Protection Call and Deliver Monday Thursday Compliments of OSGOOD BROTHERS Rose, N. Y. U CLYDE AUTO SALES Compliments of Sales and Service Clyde, N. Y. Phone 2591 MARKET BASKET North R ose, N. Y . SEEYLE LADDERS SODA GRILL Restaurant Manufacturers of Ladders and Lawn F urn iture Wholesalers and Retailers W olcott, New York of Ladders — Lawn Furniture Lumber and Hardware Phone 3791 North Rose, N. Compliments o f QUALITY JEWELERS Y, Authorized Dealers for Elgin Gruen Watches M. Blake — C. Dates Wolcott, N. Y. MALOY BROS. Clyde Cash Market Chrysler and Plymouth Diamond Trucks Sales and Service Clyde, N. Y. Groceries — Meat — Fresh Fruits Vegetables Good Luck, Seniors! Compliments of GROAT BROS. Atlantic Service North Rose, N. Y. GREEN ACRES RESTORIUM Delicious Home Cooking 24 Hour Nursing Service Clyde, N. Y. Compliments of ENGLESON and Van LIERE, INC. Gulf Products Wolcott, N. Y . Congratulations to the Class of '51 from WOLCOTT DRY CLEANERS Wolcott, N. Y. Phone 6622 THE EAGLE PRESS Printers and Publishers of “THE CLYDE EAGLE” JENKINS LUMBER Clyde, N. Y. MINERAL SPRINGS HOTEL Clyde, N. Y. Congratulations Class of ’51 We wish you all Success CUNT GORDON North Rose, N. Y. Phone 3591 Compliments of MEN'S WEAR SHOP Mai’s and Young Men’s Clothing Wolcott, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS of LAKE SHORE NEWS W DRURY and SON F eed Seeds Fertilizer Mason Supplies Insecticides Fungicides Blue Coal Furnace Oil LATHAM'S PHARMACY North Rose, N. Y. SEEKELL’S STORE Dry Goods, Shoes Ice Cream, Candy C ompliments of Phone 3461 North Rose, N. Y. THE BEACON MILLING CO. A uburn, N. Y. Glenn A. Mills Representative Get Your W omen’s Ready-to-Wear at the ABBOTT DRESS SHOP Compliments of KERR’S IGA Wolcott, N. Y. Wolcott, N. Y. B. Abbott Compliments of 0. A. SKUTT, CO., INC. Compliments of North Rose, N. Y. WILLIS MEN’S STORE McGregor — Sportwear Style — Mart — Clothing Wolcott, N. Y. Canandaigua, N. Y. � 9 Compliments of Your Barber JOSEPH H. GHENT Open — Wed., Fri., Sat. Evenings North Rose, N. Y. Best Wishes to the Seniors — 1951 VALENTINE INSURANCE AGENCY VIC-N-JENNIE’S Restaurant Congratulations to O’HERREN’S Compliments of GICCO BROS. PROP. Class of ’51 THE ROYAL BAKE Best Wishes GREEN DAIRY Leading SHOPPE Clyde, N. Y. FARMS Men’s Store Rose, N. Y. Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear RUBY LOVE’S PATRONIZE OUR Compliments of MODERN SHOE REPAIR W. G. Bramer Sons Style Shop ADVERTISERS A. DeTorio Hallmark Cards Clyde, N. Y. Clyde, N. Y. Clyde, N. Y. RUSSELL Compliments of FUEL AND SUPPLY 20TH CENTURY BOWLING Wolcott, N. Y. Clyde, N. Y. 50 OBRIEN’S Bakers Compliments of BILL'S MEN'S SHOP Compliments of VERA’S BEAUTY Compliments of Verschoot’s Garage 49 West Main Clyde, N. Y. Men’s and Boys’ Clothing Phone 4082 Sodus, N. Y. SHOPPE 80 West Main St. Wolcott Phone 4941 Chrysler and Plymouth G.M.C. Trucks Sales and Service Sodus, N. Y. Good Luck to the Class of 1951 CASE’S GARAGE Collins’ Red and White Alton, N. Y. Buy Your Ice Cream Needs at the Following Places Dean’s Gas Station North Rose Cormelly’s on the Bay Shore Robinsons’ at Rose Rose, N. Y. Phone - Sodus 2427 0N0ND0GA ICE CREAM CO. C omplim ents of C ompliments of CLYDE LAUNDERERS Gaudino Quality Dry Cleaners DRY CLEANERS Established in 1932 Sodus, N. Y• Always Ask for Schulers Potato Chips Cheese Cornsticks Cheese Popcorn Best Wishes to the Class of 1951 MARSH COAL CO. Rose, N. Y. Phone 3978 51 Compliments of MATTISON’S North Rose, N. Y. Compliments of SPEAS VINEGARS WESTERN AUTO ASSOC. STORE Everything for the automobile” Wolcott, N. Y. Phone 3921 NORTH ROSE MORAN’S NEW YORK EYGN0RS’ Sales Service Clyde, N. Y. Atlantic Gas Oil Meat, Groceries Canned Goods Wolcott, N. Y. B. A. Yancey Garage Compliments of HOFF’S PONTIACS Clyde, N. Y. Goodyear Tires All Sizes Wholesale Retail G. E. Appliances Television Sales Compliments of A. R. KETCHUM c n kj . C ompliments of o U IN ■ Piffina Blue Coal Ford Trectors Dearborn Implements Phone: 3321 - 6521 Robinsons Leadway Store Phone 3016 Rose, N. Y. 52