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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1956 volume:

RAMBLER STAFF RAMBLER STAFF SEATED: J. Price, L. Drury, E. Harrison, M. Horton. STANDING: N. Lee, H. Frazer, N. Moore, Advisor, Miss French; H. Godkin. TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication - Page 3 Administration - Pages 5-9 Seniors - Pages 12-18 H. S. Classes- Pages 19-22 Grades - Pages 23-29 Literary Page- Page 30 Activities- Pages 33-40 S ports- Pages 42-46 Ads- Pages 47-64 2 DEDICATION RUSSELL BAILEY Mr. Bailey--the 1956 Rambler is yours. Yours for motivating those who came in contact with you by creating within them the desire to learn. You have devoted your time, energy, ex- perience and skill to cope with the problems of those whom you have taught. This is yours for the sincerity with which you have served North Rose Central for the past 7 years. To thank you for your care and guidance, we, the Class of 1956 - dedicate this annual to you. SEATED: L. Miner, F. Durbin, C. Daves, L. Smith, F. Finch, P. Edinger, S. Serviss. STANDING: R. Beauter, R. Flint, E. Fedor, D. Gregory, L. Gage, C. Gillette, C. French, R. Bailey, G. Amyot, L. Waldron, F. Scott, F. Knapp. Lucille Miner School Nurse Fred Durbin Grade Supervisor Carmella Davis Mathematics Lucille Smith Music Florence Finch Librarian Shirley Serviss Language HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Paul J. Edinger Supervising Principal Elva Fedor Dental Hygienist Lydia Gage Junior High Celia E. French English Dramatics Richard Beauter Physical Education Raymond Flint Physical Education Don Gregory Science Claude Gillette Agriculture Russell Bailey Social Studies George Amyot Commercial Laura Waldron Social Studies Fred Scott Junior High Florence Knapp Homemaking Cafeteria 7 GRADE FACULTY Hildred Mead Grade 5 George Hunt Grades 5 6 Mary Hackney Kindergarten Greta Barnes Grade 4 Alice Marsh Kindergarten Betty Closs Grade 3 Fred Durbin Junior High Pauline Porter Grade 1 Jean Eygnor Grade 3 Laura Seymour Grade 2 Ruth Mertz Grade 1 Mary Perkins Grades 1 2 Mabel Schaefer Grade 2 Laura Payne Grade 4 Ethel McAllister Grade 6 Annabel Brown Grades 3 4 Doris Castor Special Class (absent from Picture) SEATED: H. Mead, G. Hunt, M. Hackney, G. Barnes, A. Marsh, F. Durbin, B. Closs. STANDING: P. Porter. J. Eygnor, L. Seymour, R. Mertz, M. Perkins, M. Schaffer. L. Payne, E. McAllister, A. Brown. MAINTENANCE STAFF A Cp L 1 CUnfteiman c r '1'6-5' p GoxeR- • V VV etn‘ VCi apP- We, the seniors of the North Rose Central School, would like to show our appreciation to the maintenance staff - for the cordial and happy greetings from the bus drivers each morning; for the warm, clean school that Steve and Art have pro- vided for us; for the good meals and the cooperation received from the cafeteria staff. BUS DRIVERS I. DeVay, F. Fitch, L. Richardson, E. Horn, C. Briggs CUSTODIANS J. Shepherd, A. Maunder, S. Boyer 9 Read From Set Shot Kid Coach Flint Pee Wee Practice Squad Brawney Bicket Buckey's Push Shot Hooker Hot Shot Herb English in Action Manager Bastian Coach Beauter Left to Right Jumpin Jack Our little Jackie Buck Cute, Huh? Gunners I Skylock Jessica Happy Seniors Monday Morning Girls Gym Speedy Joe! Glamor Girl! 10 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ................................ Joseph Hickey Vice-President................................ Nancy Moore Secretary................................................Eva Harrison Treasurer.....................................Gerald Bastian Student Council Representatives................Nancy Moore Eva Harrison Joseph Hickey William Dickenson GERALD BASTI AN Better to be small and shine, than to be great and cast a shadow. 13 NANCY LEE Kindness Is the sunshine in which virtue grows. 14 Every Mi is given he gives well Rre n!enCK PW 611 'Keif. 6n a'« dying. , „ “• 1 don’t feel r 1 CARL MCQUEEN You can't pay attention to your brakes when your mind is on your clutch. 16 HastJlHU anfolEcstattMit of the CLASS «1193« The 24th day of June, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and fifty-six, we, the Class of 1956, of North Rose Central School, Town of Rose, in the County of Wayne, and the State ofNewYork, being sad at heart at leaving our Alma Mater, but of perfect minds and memories, do make and ordain this our last will and testament. ARTICLES: I, Harold Godkin, leave my ability to drive carefully to Larry LaValley. It’s safer in the right lane, Larry. I, LeRoy Poole, leave my roving eyes to Hannelora Ferber, cause I’m sure you'll enjoy them. I, Glen Avery, leave my greedy desire for women to Johnny Dickinson, “Take Care.” I, Bill Dickinson, leave my sense of humor and laugh to Mr. Amyot. I, Gabriel Russell, leave my OLD 29 FORD to Sharon Yates. I want to keep it in the family. I, Herbert McMahon, leave to Fuzzy my ability to antagonize Charlie. I, Duane Frazer, leave my sex appeal and curly hair to all the Junior boys. I, Bicket Clingerman, leave my ability to “love ’em and leave ’em” to Butch Jewell and Leroy Wigfield. Don’t give up yet fellows. I, Nancy Moore, leave my love for peace and harmony to Barb Miller and Helen Welkley. Remember that, you two. I, Lucille Ann Drury, leave my ability to dodge porch lights to Carol Sedye. One thing nice about it, the neighbors get a nice view. 1, Midge Harrison, leave my ability to get in trouble in Student Council to Pat Meyer. Carry on Pat, we’d hate to have it run too smooth 11 I, Jack Price, leave my “lost weekend” to Gilbert DeVay. I, Joe Hickey, leave my conferences with Mr. Bailey, to anyone who has problems. I, Carl McQueen, leave my basketball ability to Mike Poole, use it well. Watch out for (Perky). I, Harold Frazer, leave my build” to Ronnie Withey. I, Jerry Bastian, leave my ability to get on Miss French’s nerves to “gorgeous” George Boggs. I, Gregory Miraglia, leave my pleasant smile to all N. R. C. S. students. I, Nancy Lee, leave my typing ability to Mary Johnson. Keep trying. I, Carl K. Clingerman, leave my Soccer ability to Boo Drury Jr.” Carry on Boo. I, Mary Horton, leave my artistic ability tothejuniors, with best wishes for a successful Rambler in 1957. 1, Russ Bailey, leave my best wishes to the class of ’56. I hope you all have a successful career. Lastly, we do make and ordain our esteemed Advisor, Celia F rench, to be the only and sole executor of this our Last Will and Testament. Whereof, we have set our hands and seal this Twenty-third day of June, nineteen hundred and fifty- six. 17 Class of 1956 SENIOR SCOOP NAME HANGOUT FAVORITE SAYING PET PEEVE THEME SONG BIGGESTCRUSH DESTINATION Glen Avery Salter’s Farm Well Gee Police Seventeen Carol Fruit Farmer Gerald Bastian Tommie’s Oh, Sugar Lucille Out Behind the Barn Ruth The Cow Farmer Carl K. Clingerman Woods! I don’t know! Porch Lights Rock Around the Clock Carol Engineer Carl L. Clingerman Dolphin Hush your mouth, child! Getting in Early Too Pooped to Pop Patty College William Dickinson Mike's Hi, Buddy Jealous boy friends Ain’t that a Shame Guess What? Pilot Lucille Drury Lyon's Hospital Oh.No! Jerry Moments to Remember Ladie Nurse Harold Frazer Home Doggone it Women Around the Comer Ann Farmer Duane Frazer Barn Oh, Nuts! School 'Ole Man River 3 guesses Farmer Harold Godkin Rose I don’t know! Girls Life gets tedious-Don't it? Dodge Apprentice Midge Harrison Newark If you don’t believe me, just ask me!! Alarm Clock As Time Goes By Fords!! Airline Hostess Joe Hickey School That son of a pup Homework Sixteen Tons Lucy College Mary Horton Wolcott That do make it nice Southern Accent Shake, Rattle and Roll Okinawa Marines Nancy Lee Lyons Hospital Well, Anyway Senior Boys Satisfied Mind Not Telling Nurse Herbert McMahon Rita's Gee! English Re-enlistment Blues Chevy Jazz Band Carl McQueen Wolcott Now wait a minute! Cars! Oh, Let me be the one Local Gal! College Gregory Miralgia Wolcott What! Slow Drivers Yellow Rose of Texas Elaine Farmer Nancy Moore Not Telling! Gee, what a grouch! Motorcycles Wanted Pudgie College LeRoy Poole Mike's Hello, Honey Late Hours Autumn Leaves Shirley Kodak Jack Price '96 Grill Who Me? Girls without cars Hawk Eye Marsh Coach Gabriel Russell No. Rose Calm Down Can Movin' On Sharon Mechanic Miss French Room 25 Let’s be serious now Late Homework Oh, What a Beautiful Morning! Ceila Phyllis Poet Mr. Bailey Office That's Life Incomplete Book Reports So Long It's Been Good to know you! Class of '56 Politics CLASS OF 1957 ROW ONE, Left to Right: L. Wigfield. S. Juffs, H. Jewell, P. Meyer, H. Ferber. D. Colburn. E. Price. ROW TWO: N. Salerno, S. Yates, E. Wolf, Mrs. Davis, M. Johnson, M. Seager, B. Miller. ROW THREE: C. Seelye, R. Withey, R. Seymour. H. Welkley, G. Akins, G. DeVay, B. Hoppel. ROW FOUR: P. Kershaw. B. Collier, L. Pearl, H. Barnes, J. Oliphant. JUNIOR CLASS CLASS HISTORY The Junior Class got off to an auspicious Year when we took over the Candy Store early in September. We were delicious with joy upon receiving our class rings in the latter part of October. On November 4, 1955 we sponsored a dance. Ken Malcom and his musicians beat up the rhythm. We also started publishing our all schoolnewspaperin our English 3 Class with all the latest news and gossip. We are looking forward to a propitious year when we reach the epitome on our desires ......GRADUATION. Mrs. Davis, 19 ROW ONE, Left to Right: J. Edinger, J. Hickey, J. Blauvelt, Mr. Gregory, L. Bliss, S. Mills. J. Dickin- son. ROW TWO: R. Mitchell, M. Collins. E. Daniels. B. Shaffer, A. Garland, G. Baker, D. Fournier, J. Woodard. ROW THREE: M. Thayer, R. Spencer, D. Wolf, E. Seelye, M. Clingerman, J. Staderman, D. Young. ROW FOUR: L. Powell, G. Wolf, R. Patchen, E. McQueen, L. La Valley, M. Jensen, D. Barnes, R. Guthrie. ROW FIVE: C. Frazer, C. Lewis, R. Norris, R. Humbert, G. Wise, D. Perkins, K. Avery, J. Coonrod, D. Shipley. SOPHOMORE CLASS FRESHMAN CLASS ROW ONE, Left to Right: L. Richardson, J. Skutt, C. Richardson. C. Brothers, D. Price, J. Allen, G. Smith, F. Yonker. ROW TWO: D. DeVay, M. Schreiber, M. Pahl, S. Collins, L. MacDougaU, R. Gray, S. Fuller, J. Smith, Miss French. ROW THREE: G. Boggs, R. Wilcox, J. Lee, W. Horton, H. Praylor, N. Miner, T. Catchpole, F. Houghtaling. ROW FOUR: D. Knox, W. Moore, R. Catlin, D. Godkin, M. Briggs. R. Powell, D. Humbert, A. Mumson, I. York. EIGHTH A GRADE ?wE' LCft t0 Right: C Prober- J- Austin. J- Hackney. B. Juffs, E. McKenzie. D.MacDougall. ROW TWO: D. Patchen, M. L. Cole, D. Burley. R. Richardson, M. Whitehead, M. Smith, D. Knox. ROW THREE: R. Welkley, R. Bellinger. C. Woodard, M. Smith, M. Moore, J. Meyer, Miss Waldron ROW FOUR: E. Sharrow. D. Skutt, R. Shufelt. R. Terhune, M. Garland, M. A. Herrington. GRADE 8 EIGHTH B GRADE ROW ONE, Left to Right: W. Gray, C. Collier, T. Ferber, R. Sherman, R. Wigfield, R. Perkins. ROW TWO: S. Van Steen, J. Castor. E. Poole, R. Miller. D. Jones. G Marshall. R. Jones. ROW THREE: J. Betts. B. Baker. M. Boggs. G. Osborne. F. Kellogg. K. Smith. Miss Waldron. ROW FOUR: R. Brant, J. Starr, L. Drury, W. Poole, A. Weber. R. Lyman, L. Wilcox. ROW ONE, Left to Right: E. Hazlett, A. McLendon, M. Wyns, R. Garrison, R. Vander Veen, M. Smith, J. Green, E. Fowler. ROW TWO: G. Arnold, H. Woodard, F. Clingerman, C. McQueen, R. Yates, T. Bell, G. Lester, G. Humbert, A. Weed. ROW THREE: W. Champlain. G. Miner, L. Juffs, R. Henry, n! Brunix, H. Andrews, W. Wyns, Mr. Scon. ROW FOUR: D. Wirth. G. Thomas, L. Sargeant. C. Thomas. A. White, J. States. GRADE 1 ROW ONE, Left to Right: J. Case, J. Hall. L. Shaffer, R. Wyn, S. Spencer, F. Herrington, J. Bennett, R. Gent. ROW TWO: C. Akins, R. Briggs. F. Houghtaling, N. Porter, G. Shoemaker, P. Durbin, M. R. Castor, E. Noyes, A. Austin. ROW THREE: J. Seelye, R. Fox, W. Madigan. W. Boggs. B. Juffs. M. Smith, M. Hems ley, R. M. Osborne, Mrs. Gage. ROW FOUR: J. Richardson, C. Allen, W. Harrison. M. Sharrow. A. Green, M. Rose. ROW ONE, Left to Right: L. LaValley, B. Perkins. W. Gray, G. Weed, G. Staderman, B. Frazer. D. Russell, S. Powell. ROW TWO: Z. Calhoun. H. Cole, W. Hughes. J. Godkin. T. Smith. C. Ruple, J. Aldrich. P. Vander Veen. F. Robinson. ROW THREE: Mrs. McAllister. N. Meyer, G. Bissett. R. Horton, L. York] J. Daniels. Y. Shoemaker. R. Allen. B. Hayes. ROW FOUR: D. Patchen, M. Mosley, C. Fransworth, T. Gregory, D. Buchinger, W. Gent, R. Yates, N. Smith. GRADE 6 GRADE 5 ROW ONE, Left to Right: A. Frey. K. Godkin, B. McQueen, R. Catchpole, P. Osborne. N. Catlin. M. A. Jones, G. Smith. ROW TWO: S. Carr, M. Loveless, J. Durham, M. Wynn. S. Barnes. D. Bliss, C. Ruple, J. Poole. D. Shoemaker. ROW THREE: J. Hackney. J. Hixon, N. Moore, S. Edinger, S. Baldridge, C. Herrington, J. Turner, E. Szachta. ROW FOUR: G. Sharrow, L. Hall, P. Smith. T. Price. G. Arnold. C. Smith, T. Norris, D. Wynn, Mrs. Mead. ABSENT: D. Smith. ROW ONE, Left to Right: P. Akins, W. Schrieber. D. Thomas, K. Durbin, N. Gregory, J. Toles, K. Powell. ROW TWO: M. Baldridge, J. Castor, B. Dodds, G. McOmber, S. Albury, A. McGaul, R. York, J. Scott. ROW THREE: M. Oaks, B. Marshall. S. Smith, J. Lee, L. Smith, C. Barnes, S. Baker, Mrs. Payne. ROW FOUR: C. Hendershot, G. Yancey, R. Kalbfleisch, R. Godkin, A. Patchen, A. Seager, L. Yates, R. Gallo- way. ROW FIVE: N. Towne, A. Dickens, M. Matteson, M. Jones, A. Jenson, G. Richardson, J. Butler. GRADE 4 NORTH ROSE GRADE 3 ROW ONE, Left to Right: C. Barber, S. McGaU, M. Madigare, J. A. Briggs, P. Smith, M. Porter. B. Colburn, S. McKinney. ROW TWO: B. Turner. L. Sharrow, R. Heavner. R. Rusco, J. Wilson. S. Garrison, L. McQueen, B. Smith. ROW THREE: C. Yates. R. Staderman. E. Avery, W. Durham, L. Guthrie, C. Lylnda, G. Brothers, E. Bate. ROW FOUR: M. Hughes. T. Weed, J. Wymn, R. Smith. J. Thomas. W. M. Hall BACK: R. Tales, S. Smith. C. Powell. ABSENT: Cheryl York. TWO- T M HCft t0 2 % U S'c Mc0ueen' S- Hackney- D. Wilcox. G. Thomas, J. Castor. S Smith ROW A Skutt G D L‘ Seym°Ur- J- Yancey' S- CamPbeU. S. Juffs. ROW THREE- Wilson, j. Ed X'E G.'itTs. L- C““'' ■- � ■. «• GRADE 2 GRADE I FIRST ROW, Left to Right: S. PoweU, L. Heavner. P. Barber. L. Smith. E. Jones. L. Coonrod C. Yates C. Durbin. SECOND ROW: B. Foster. G. Guthrie, R. McQueen, M. Bell, S. Green A Sebring L Oaks’ L. Maust. THIRD ROW: D. Hutchinson. C. Barnes. K. Peck. J. Thomas. K. Baldridhe, C. Price, J. Bate’ J. Wynn. FOURTH ROW; M. Jewell. C. Acker. M. Wilson, B. Green. E. Kellar. N. Edmonds.’ D. Ball.’ GRANGE HALL FRONT ROW, Left to Right: J. Barth, A. Hutchinson, L. Yonker, C. Green, G. Schumacher, C. McRoberts. ROW TWO: S. Beal, C. Case, D. Loveless, G. Green, B. Jorgensen. P. Dayton, K. Stevens. ROW THREE: T. Barth, C. True, D. Yonker, R. Frantz, E. Van Kouwenberg, D. Hutchinson, C. Bryant. Greta Barnes , Teacher. GRADE GRANGE HALL GRADE 3 ROW ONE, Left to Right: M. Briggs, P, Richardson, E. Bissett, M. Spade, L. Bliss, C. Hutchinson, S. Kenyon. ROW TWO: L. Van Kouwenberg, M. Case, J. Jorgenson, M. Milan, P. Schumacher, L. Aldrich, T. Henry. ROW THREE: L. Jones, D. Coonrod, L. Acker, J. Arnold, C. Horton, R. Davis, R. Tompkins, A. Johnson, Cadet: P. Feidt, Teacher, Mrs. Egynor. ABSENT: L. Marszalkowski, ANNEX M. Marszalkowski, A. Mosch, C. Boggs, P. Milan. ROW ONE, Left to Right: B. Hayes, M. Bliss, M. Hoad, R. Ruple, S. Smith, S. Davenport, R. Smith. ROW TWO: B. M. Herrington, J. Barnes, M.Staderman, Mrs. Perkins, P. K. Richardson, S. Godkin, G. Albury. ROW THREE: W. McKinney, A. Thomas, E. Richardson, C. Caves, J. Smith, J. Starling, T. Starling. GRADES 1 and 2 ROW ONE, Left to Right: G. Briggs, A. Bastian, S. Thayer, M. Jackson, C. Juffs, W. Francis, J. Young, B. Miller, P. Loveless. ROW TWO: E. Henry. K. Marshall, J. Colburn. D. Fox. K. Case, D. Hall, R. Young, J. Miller, J. Yonkers. ROW THREE: J. Rotach, S. Creech, M. VanKouwenberg. S. Burley, Mr. Hunt, P. Bennet, C. Boggs, G. Kellogg, L. Thayer, V. Case. GRADES 5 and 6 ROSE SCHOOL GRADES 3 and 4 ROW ONE, Left to Right: K. Bastian, A. York, S. Koenig, R. Francis, L. Mables, W. Taft, P. Burley, G. Rising, D. Taft. ROW TWO: N. Loveless, W. Young, L. Spade, M. Taft, J. Allen, J. Bailey, R. Hazlen, M. Webber, B. Yates. ROW THREE: F. Robinson. D. Hall, S. Godkin, C. A. Fitch, O. Bailey, Mrs. Brown, N. Reibson, M. L. Hall, B. Creech, R. Caves. GRADE 2 ROSE SCHOOL ROW ONE, Left to Right: J. York, J. Johnson, G. Betts, F. True, B. Taft, E. Francis, A. M. Adams, M. Lauster. ROW TWO: P. Sherman, A. Whitehead, B Castor, T. Prober, S. Hall, C. Converse, M. Young, A. Miller. ROW THREE: P. Whitehead, S. Creech, J. Humbert, E. Thomas, Mrs. Schaefer, S. Hall, A. Stevens, K. Robinson, B. Marsh, S. Van Kouwenberg. ABSENT: J. Wynn, S, Arnold. GRADE 1 ROSE SCHOOL ROW ONE, Left to Right: N. Beebe, R. Langdon, E. Davis, S. Blauvelt, R. Bowden, J. Fora, R. Arnold. 2Q ROW TWO: D. Bastian, W. Wiltsie, M. Ahearn, L. Arnold, R. Creech, C. Lyman, K. Norris. ROW THREE: R. Ryther, M. Tompkins, Dale Hall, C. True, S. Kenyon, D. Crum, N. J. Adams, K. Fox, Mrs. Mertz. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: C. Lester, D. Reibsome, L, Frey, H. Francis. T. Brown. ROW TWO: M. Lauster, K. Schumacher, D. Curley, L. Yates, K. VanKowenberg, S, Bastian. ROW THREE: D. Carr, D, Caver, A. Bailey! T. Akins, C. Bailey, R. Cushman, A. Jorgenson, C. Timmerman, Mrs. Marsh. ABSENT: Anita Beals and Paul v,nHnTh,„n FRONT ROW, Left to Right: J. McRoberts, S. Barth, D. Blauvelt, R. Colburn, P. Taft, J. Fitch, S. Berry. ROW TWO: M. Pankratz, I. Thomas. L. Castor, L. Williams, S. Marshall, M. Frazier, C. Washbum. ROW THREE; J. Richardson, E. M. Arnold, B. Allen, Mrs. Marsh, C. Wilson, L. Starling, J. True, L. Arnold. ABSENT: H. Bastian, J. Hoople, D. Richardson. NO. 2 FRONT ROW, Left to Right: L. Dickens, L. Anthony, J. Kenyon, P. Kenyon, H. Hayes, K. Yancey, D. Betts, R. Guthrie, L. Garland. ROW TWO: D. Acker. D. Smith, P. Rusco, T. Cole, L. Noga, G. Amyot. ROW THREE: S. Poole, S. Maust, M. Reynolds, Mrs. Hackney, J. Green, M. Pankratz, D. Cox, B. Putman. AFTERNOON vmm: mi: .� ; mi. mi: mm: mi: mt. mi: mm: mt mm: mi:mi: mm: mi: mm: mi: mm.mi: mm: mt. mt mm: Mr. 'MM.Mr MM.w.Mr -mt. mm: Mi.MM.Mr Mr. mm: Mr. mm:mm::w. )[■ S 5 5 S s 5 S 5 '5 5 6 S y y R 5 dc DC dc x dc dc dc dc dc m dc DC dc dc dc m DC DC X DC DC DC DC DC DC DC DC DC DC DC DC DC DC DC DC DC DC DC DC •• THE SPIRIT of 76 IN 56 0« Today as in 1776 we are still fighting, although in a broader world sense, for the basic rights we asserted to be ours in die Declaration of Independence. The defense of these rights has become necessary many, many times. The main idea and goal of 76 was for the U.S. to be an individual nation and not be dominated by any other country. Throughout our history we have continued to be anti-imperialistic. The War of 1812 is a direct example of this. We were so determined that no nation was going to be our master that we carried the idea toother countries. The two world wars may have led some people to believe that the U.S. was trying to take over and run things herself. Actually we were en- deavoring to keep these countries from being overthrown by greedy, over-confident forces. The United States soon realized that if she didn’t defend the right side in these wars, she would soon be under dictatorship and having to endure the things to which she was most opposed. The United States continues to fight against totalitarianism by having a national election of a president every four years. This gives more qualified people the chance to do what they can for their country and also eliminates the chance of the development of a dictatorship. We keep a large army and have an extensive reserve program for the protection of our basic rights. We not only protect our own freedoms but also try to help other nations gain them. In Italy, after World War II, the U.S. helped see that a more democratic form of government was created, with the freedoms and rights we hold so dear. At the Geneva conferences we have tried to unify Germany and give her the power to run her government in a democratic way. The countries of southeast Asia have also been affected by the Spirit of ’76 in ’56 in the United States. We have defended them against communism in the hope that someday they may be independent and free like the U.S. We are continually trying to combat communism in our country and abroad. Communists in the United States use our fifth amendment to protect themselves. Does this mean that we should repeal the amendment ? NO I That is probably what they want us to do. If this amendment was repealed it would hurt our fellow Americans extremely because they might have to testify against themselves in court. It is one of the basic rights we have to defend the most. As long as we continue to fight for the rights we claimed for our own in 1776 and as long as we champion others who believe as we do, we shall continue to have the spirit of ’76--not only in ’56 but forever, and not only in our own United States but in all freedom loving nations through- out the world. Essay entered in D.A.R. Contest- December 15, 1955 Nancy Moore - N.R.C.S. DC DC DC DC DC X DC DC DC DC DC DC DC DC DC DC DC DC DC DC DC (DC DC DC DC DC DC (DC (DC DC DC DC DC DC DC DC DC DC DC DC DC DC DC DC DC DC ■ ..................................................................... k m: mc :m: :m: Jit :m: uk mc jic anc jut 'jfc '-ur J - jm- « -� � - -•� - - ■ Jfc 'M. 'ju: an; Mr wc mt m: :m: :tu:::m: :m: :m: :m:« 30 ROW ONE, Left to Right: J. Hickey, C. Brothers, J. Hickey D. Colburn, N. Moore, L. Richardson, E. Harrison, E. Price, H. Ferber. ROW TWO: S. Mills, D. Price, P. Meyer, J. Dickenson, Advisor, Mr. Bailey; President, William Dickenson; W. Harrison, J. Richardson, J. Hackney, Advisor, Miss Finch. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council has achieved many goals this year and sponsored various school activities. Some of the years highlights were: The Roller Skating Parties, where the profit was gladly donated to the Student Loan Fund, A Christmas Tea for Faculty and Students, and Poor Richard’s Day with ridiculous costumes. At Christmas-the school was gayly decorated to create the Christmas Spirit, by the counciL In the Spring, the Annual School Prom was a gala event, and the Honor banquet as well attended. The Council is constantly trying to improve our school activities, and give the students a greater voice in the government. 32 ROW ONE, Left to Right: Miss Finch. D. Patchen, D. Burley, M. Rose, J. Richardson, M. Sharrow, W. Champlain. D. MacDougall, R. Castor. J. Castor. F. Clingerman. ROW TWO: J. Hackney. M. Moore, L. Drury, R. Skutt, R. Miller. SEATED, Left to Right; L. Poole, H. Frazer, G. Avery, President; D. Frazer, H. Barnes, Mr. Gillette, Advisor. STANDING; R. Seymore, G. DeVay, J. Coonrod, R. Humbert. F. Dewind, K. Avery, C. Frazer, R. Withey. The North Rose Future Farmer Chapter fenced in the south half of the Salter tract in part to separate this area from the area under construction at the present time. In this tract plots are being set up to con- duct experiments on pasture management. Two areas of squash were grown which due to inexperience and unfavorable weather conditions proved the least profitable of the crops grown in the past three years. Harold, Duane Frazer and Rodney Humbert attended the Delhi Stock Judging Contest. The chapter again won the county trophy on the basis of standing in all Judging contests. This year the chapter had one of the biggest exhibits of apples it has ever exhibited. Teams represented the chapter at the Rochester Fruit Show in the Apple Judging, Insect and Disease Identification and in Apple Grading. Ronald Withey re- presented the Chapter in the Speaking Contest. The Chapter sent representatives to Farm and Home Week at Cornell, The Western New York Poultry Producer’s Meeting, and held a Father and Son Banquet. F. F. A. YORKER CLUE ROW ONE, Left to Right: C. Akin, D. Patchen, B. Juffs, R. Patchen, J. Skutt, W. Boggs. W. Madigan. ROW TWO; P. Durbin. R. Miller, D. Burley, C. McQueen, D.Knox.C. Prober, J. Seeyle. G. Lester. Miss 34 Waldron, Sponsor. ROW THREE: R. Welkley, E. McQueen, M. Moore, M. Thayer, D. Knox, G. Wolf, C. Collier, G. Smith. FIRST ROW: F. Houtaling. E. McQueen„ R. Seymour. D. Humbert, A. Munson. W. Horton, D. Knox, R. Catlin. SECOND ROW: L. LaValley, F. Yonkers, J. Dickinson, L, Richardson, J. Lee, R, Wilcox. C. McQueen, R. Powell, D. Godkin. THIRD ROW: M. Briggs, G. Boggs. L. Dury, L. Pearl, Mr. Durbin Adv., W. Moore. AUDIO-VISUAL St. B. Mis. Doris Castor, Teacher (Absent) SPECIAL REMEDIAL CLASS 35 SCANNER STAFF FIRST ROW, Left to Right: L. Wigfield, H. Jewell, B. Collier. SECOND ROW: E. Price, C. Seelye, H. Barnes, S. Juffs, G. DeVay, H. Ferber, P. Kershaw, Miss French, Advisor, N. Salerno. FUTURE NURSES' CLUB 36 FIRST ROW, Left to Right; M. Clingerman, S. Mills. SECOND ROW: C. Richardson, C. Brothers. Mrs. Miner. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Fedor, N. Lee, S. Juffs, H. Welkley, N. Moore, D. Fournier, J. Hickey. BOYS' QUARTET LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Frazer, W. Dickenson, Mrs. Smith, C. L. Clingerman, L. Poole. CHOIR FRONT ROW, Left to Right: N. Moore, Mrs. Smith, J. Hickey, J. Blauvelt, S. Mills, D. Wolf, E. Wolf, L. MacDougall, N. Salerno, D. Fournier, S. Juffs, M. Seager. SECOND ROW; J. Allen, M. Clingerman, C. Brothers, C. Richardson, M. Schreiber, D. DeVay, M. Pahl, E. Seelye, G. Smith, E. Price, D. Price. THIRD ROW: S. Fuller, E. Harrison, B. Miller, H. Ferber, B. Hoppel, P. Meyer, H. Welkley, M. Horton, J. Skutt, L. Drury. FOURTH ROW: I. York, C. K. Clingerman, R. Withey, G. Worf, R. Patchen, D. Knox, F. Houghtaling, F. Yonkers, N. Miner, T. Catchpole, D. Colburn. BACK ROW: L. Richardson, L. LaValley, D. Frazer, L. Wigfield, L. Poole, W. Collier, W. Dickenson, C. L. Clinger- man, J. Price, H. Jewell. JR. HI. GIRLS’ CHOIR FRONT ROW, Left to Right: J. Skutt, J. Richardson, K. Fowler, M. Smith, E. Noyes, S. VanSteen, L. Shaffer, B. Juffs, J. Hall. SECOND ROW; A. Austin, E. Hazlett, M. Castor, M. Hemsley, B. Hayes, N. Porter, J. Castor, F. Houghtaling, C. Akins. THIRD ROW: R. Gent, J. Case, J. Green, R. Wigfield, J. Meyer, J. Hackney, M. Rose, J. Austin, W. Champlin. BACK ROW: C. Collier, M. Moore, K. Smith, M. Boggs, G. Osborn, D. Skutt, F. Kellogg. GRADE CHOIR FRONT ROW, Left to Right: J. Skutt, Mrs. Smith, A. McGall, M. Oaks, G. McOmber, N. Gregory, R. Galloway, B. McQueen, B. Frazer, D. Thomas, A. Patchen. SECOND ROW: K. Powell, R. Kalbfleisch, B. Marshall, J. Poole, J. Hackney, C. Ruple, G. Yancey, J. Lee. K. Godkin, P. Akins. THIRD ROW: G. Staderman, D. Russell, S. Powell, J. Hixon, N. Catlin, A. Jensen, M. Matteson, L. Smith, S. Baker, D. Shoemaker, C. Ruple. BACK ROW: S. Edinger, N. Meyer, D. Patchen, B. Hayes, D. Bliss, C. Smith, G. Smith, D. Smith, P. Smith, D. Buchinger, T. Gregory. TRUMPET TRIO C. K. Clingerman, D. Colburn, H. McMahon. SENIOR RAND ROW ONE, Left to Right: J. Hackney, H. Welkley, R. Withey, J. Edinger, B. Juffs, B. Miller, B. Hoppel, E. Seelye, M. Clingerman, N. Moore. ROW TWO: P. Durbin, J. Seelye, L. Fowler, L. MacDougall, S. Fuller, D. Price. E. Worf, A. Weed. C. Prober, G. Marshall, R. Catlin. ROW THREE: R. Welkley, D. MacDougall, R. Richardson, L. Powell. M. Pahl, C. Smith. H. Jewell, D. Colburn, H. McMahon, C. K. Clingerman, S. Juffs. ROW FOUR: Instructor, Mr. Rooke; I. Youk, T. Catchpole, G. Wolf. N. Miner. R. Sherman, R. Brandt. 39 JUNIOR BAND FIRST ROW; B. L. Miller. S. Edinger, P. Loveless, E. Hazlett, J. Miller. J. Col- burn. M. VanKowenberg, K. Fowler. D. Russell, D. Patchen, SECOND ROW: B. Perkins. T. Gregory. G. Humbert. J. Seelye, P. Durbin. J. Hackney. M. Smith, B. Briggs. G. Marshall, M. Moore, C. Prober. THIRD ROW: R. Fox, C. Juffs, A. Weed, S. Barnes. C. Bliss. N. Moore, C. Collier, R. Miller, G. Wolf, P. Welkley, R. Richardson, D. MacDougall. FOURTH ROW: K. Marshall, R. Betts. C. Ruple, R. Patchen, W. Francis, B. Sherman, J. Hackney, C. Rook. DANCE BAND ROW ONE: S. Juffs, R. Catlin, G. Marshall, H. Welkley, Mr. Rooke, Advisor. SEC- OND ROW; M. Clingerman, N. Moore, H. McMahon, D. Colburn, C. Clingerman, N. Miner. 40 VARSITY BASKETBALL BOTTOM: L. Poole, H. Barnes, J. Hickey, W. Dickinson, H. Frazer, TOP ROW: J. Bastian, Manager; W. Collier, J, Price, L. Pearl, C. Clingerman, H. McMahon, Coach Beauter. VARSITY BASKETBALL For the first time in a number of years, the first seven men on the North Rose Varsity are made up of Seniors. They are Price, Clingerman, Hickey, McMahon, Frazer, Dickinson, and Poole; other members of the squad that backed them up were Colburn, Barnes, and Pearl. Due to the shortage of height on our team, all were good shots and good playmakers, and they made up a good team. Because of the change of publication of the yearbook, no scores but the first Clyde game will be shown. Clyde 41 North Rose 40 Our team was ahead until the last six seconds in the game, when one of the Clyde players made a basket to have Clyde win. Due to the splendid coaching of Coach Beauter, we hope to be on top of the C league when the season ends, then we can go to the Sectionals. J. V. BASKETBALL BOTTOM: I. York, C. Frazer, D. Shipley, F. Yonkers, J. Dickin- son, D. Guthrie, J. Edinger, D. Knox. TOP ROW; L. Powell, B. Norris, H. Pray lor, D. Perkings, R. Humbert. Poole, R. Lyman, J. Lee, S. Sargeant, R. Powell, Coach Flint. L _ C L.CUng- c K cUngetman. D. -r Yvmatt. N. , „ VcIkW� 1'- ’• °T l- PMrt- •p u crazet, J. Pllce H; Richardson. T. Calcnp Guthrie. M. 3ense i_ Brandt, r. ‘ SOCCER TEAM The North Rose Soccer team had a good season this year by tying Wolcott for second place in the C-League. Coach Amyot was able to pull the team through to a 1 win and 1 tie with 5 defeats. The last game of the season with Marion was cancelled. There were 22 boys out for Soccer this year and hope to have as many and more out next year. Red Creek was the winner of die C-League this year by defeating Wolcott Central once and tying them once and also by beating us twice. This gave Red Creek a score of 7 points. Wolcott and North Rose tied with a total of 3 points each. The score are as follows: North Rose- Red Creek- 0-6 North Rose- Wayne- 0-4 North Rose- Wolcott- 2-0 North Rose- Williamson- 2-6 North Rose- Sodus- 2-10 North Rose- Red Creek- 2-7 North Rose- Wolcott- 2-8 North Rose- Marlon- Cancelled 44 SPORTS COUNCIL J. Hickey, N. Salerno, C. Brothers, C. Richardson, S. Mills, P. Meyer, Mr. Flint, E. Price. J. V. CHEERLEADERS C. Brothers. C. Richardson. S. Van Steen, M. Pahl, A. Garland, S. Collins. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS B. Miller, E. Price, M. Clingerman, J. Hickey, S. Mills, M. Harrison. 45 CLASSIFIED ADS Western Auto........................................... Mann’s Meats and Groceries............................. Vic-n-Jennies.......................................... Nixon’s Garage......................................... Modern Shoe Repair.........A. De Torio................. Soda Grill............................................. Green’s Dairy Farm..................................... Mineral Springs Hotel.................................. Gallo’s Outlet......................................... Bramer Wholesalers..................................... Playhouse Theater...................................... Wolcott Hardware....................................... Egynor’s Quality Milk .... Phone 3802.................. Palace Theater......................................... 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Mead’s Tractor and Implement Co.............Phone 6521 Berry’s Truck Stop 24 hr. Service . . Route 31. . . . Mary’s Fashion Shop, Dress and Hosiery................. De John’s Restaurant................................... Dr. Johnson...................Dentist.................. Everhart Dress and Floral Shop.............Tel. 6302. . Wolcott Bakery......................................... Hayden’s Jewelers...................................... Wolcott Dry Cleaners................................... Halligen’s Highway Furniture House..................... ...........Clyde ...........Clyde ............Clyde ..........Wolcott ........... Clyde ..........Wolcott .........Wolcott ...........Clyde ..........Wolcott ...........Clyde ...........Clyde .........Wolcott .........Wolcott .........Wolcott ...........Clyde ...........Clyde ...........Clyde .......... Sodus .......... Sodus .......... Sodus ..........Wolcott .........Wolcott ......... Resort ...........Clyde Phone Sodus 8951 . . . 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HARDWARE Rose, New York Congratulations Class of '56 We wish you all success CLINT and GORDON INSURANCE North Rose Phone 2823 Compliments of Compliments of LAKE SHORE NEWS Wolcott, New York OAKS and SON No. Rose Phone 2821 PRINTING A home 50 Compliments of LOTUS LODGE Resort, New York Dairylea Ice Cream DAN'S PHARMACY No. Rose Phone 8804 i££C ream' Mobil Flame Bottled Gas ENGLISH and BOUVIA Sodus, New York The Flying Red Horse 5, Mobilqasl © Compliments of SOULES GENERAL STORE Dry Goods Groceries Rose Ice Cream New York 51 Compliments of STREETER'S Wolcott, New York Compliments of WARD BUHLMAN No. Rose, New York Compliments of RUSSELL, FUEL SUPPLY Everything for Building Esso Products EUGENE P. HAUGHEY Sales Service 1 Wolcott Phone 6341 6512 Wolcott Phone 3801 Compliments of O. A. SKUTT CO. , INC. No. Rose, New York Compliments of S P E A S MEN'S WEAR SHOP Shop for Dad and Lad John Knapp, Manager Wolcott Phone 4461 Compliments of QUALITY JEWELERS Wolcott, New York 52 HOLLENBECK'S Headquarters for BARBER SHOP Drugs, Prescriptions Cosmetics We sell all brands of Tonics SCRIBER'S PHARMACY Reasonable Prices The Rexall Store Clyde, New York CLYDE AUTO SALES Compliments of PALIOTTI SHOE STORE Sales Service Mercury Sales and Service 20 Ford Street Clyde, New York Lyons, New York BRAMER Compliments of Wholesalers, Toyland GRAY BROTHERS Whitman's Candy HARDWARE Hall Mark Greeting Cards Clyde, New York No. Rose Phone 4461 Always ask for Schuler's Compliments of America's Finest FRANK M. NOYES SCHULER POTATO CHIPS Feed - Coal - Spray Materials COMPANY, INC. North Rose, New York Phone 4451 53 Compliments of Arthur L. Stell ATLANTIC PRODUCTS Wallington, New York DICK FINNIE T V Service General Electric Philco Appliances Televisions Box 133 Alton New York Phone Sodus 8401 Congratulations Seniors! MEAD'S GULF SERVICE Phone 4551 Compliments of GENERAL STORAGE North Rose, New York Success to the Seniors from PRICE'S SODA BAR No. Rose Best Wishes from DAN'S PHARMACY Drugs, Prescriptions Cosmetics Dairylea Ice Cream No. Rose, New York Best Wishes from NORTH ROSE QUALITY MARKET Congratulations Seniors From the KNOTTY PINE No. Rose, New York 54 THE PARKERS Compliments of Groceries and Meats JIM'S FARM EQUIPMENT, INC. Complete Texaco Service Alton, New York International Trucks, Tractors Implements Ferguson Tractors and Implements U. S. Route 104 New Holland Line COLLINS' RED WHITE Alton, New York Phone Sodus 2427 i RED WHITE FOOD STORES Congratulations to the Class of '56 WOLCOTT DRY CLEANERS BAY BRIDGE GROCERY Compliments Groceries, Cold Cuts of All Beverages Gulf Gas and Oil OLNEY AND CARPENTER INC. 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