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

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As we stand on the threshold of our graduation and look back over the years, a few things stand out in our memories. A great deal of our time was spent in selling various articles to earn money for Washington. In our Freshman year, we sold Readi-Jell and T-shirts. In our Sopho- more year, we sold Christmas cards. We took over the candy store in our Junior year, carrying along the usual traditioa Then in our last year, as Seniors, we sold magazines and ads for our yearbook. Each year of high school, we held a dance. Two years, our Sophomore year and Junior year, we had a class banquet, first at the Knotty Pine and then at the Wolcott Hotel. We are proud to have been the first class to publish a school paper-- The Scanner”, now being continued by another class. This year, our final year here at good old N.R.C.S., is going to be the best ever! When we leave, we shall have accomplished much more than this. Already we are looking forward to our ultimate goal - graduation! 21

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NAME FAVORITE PASTIME FAVORITE SAYING MARK OF DISTINCTION BIGGEST CRUSH Gary A. Drawing Oh, shucks! Cartoons Connie Harvey B. Hunting ??? Ohh, honey! '57 Dodge Carol S. David C. Sports Gee! Curly Hair Nancy Gilbert D. T»king out girls I'm sorry Heading down 104 Judy Bill C. Eating But Jess . . . Yellow wheels Jess Stanley D. Teasing girls Sho' nuff! Cowlick His cows Hanna F. Filling her Hope chest Darn it! That heavenly look Helmuth Joe F. Drawing girls Heck! Cute accent One girl Betty H. Baseball I don’t know. Blushing Math Harold J. Missing the bus Holy mackeral! Taped-up glasses Wild parties Mary J. Mooning over Pete For Pete's sake! Long hair Pete D. Sherry J. Pasting Presley pictures That's cruddy. Sense of humor?! Side- burns Peter K. Dancing Let's go . . . His walk She knows Pat M. Writing letters What?? Windblown hair Don Barb. M. Talking Ye gads! Red hair Kindergarten Marlene N. Playing lazy Amen Height Syracuse boys John O. Walking around the block What was the homework? Blonde hair Love triangles Barb P. Driving the caddy Oh, George! Scotch-plaid socks Dick Elma P. Daydreaming Holy shoot! Bill's class ring Bill Nancy S. Jitterbugging For com sakes! Brown eyes Dave C. Margaret S. Riding Corky All right, already! Low voice Corky Carol S. Painting Honest! That giggle Del Helen W. Playing Uke That will do That haircut Art class LeRoy W. The Yankees Well . . . Brushcut B. H. Ronnie W. Sleeping Tweren’t nothin' Size Hazel Sharon Y. Babysitting in Clyde? Nuts! Freckles Larry S. Miss Serviss Teaching Spanish Why? Senior Homeroom Spanish Mr. Bailey Talking That's life That laugh Class of '57 20

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JUNIOR CLASS ROW ONE: R. Spencer, M. Thayer, J. Edinger, J. Blauvelt, J. Dickinson, L. Bliss, A. Garland, B. Shaffer, ROW TWO: J. Staderman, D. Young, M. Clingerman, J. Hickey, R, Mitchell, E. Seelye, D. Wolf. ROW THREE: S. Mills, L. Powell, R. Seymour, E. McQueen, D. Barnes, R. Patchen, R. Guthrie, G. Baker, ROW FOUR: D. Shipley, M. Jensen, D. Perkins, G. Wise, R. Humbert, R. Norris, C. Frazer. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT—John Dickinson VICE PRESIDENT— Jean Blauvelt SECRET ARY--Lois Bliss TREASURER--Jon Edinger ADVISOR--Celia E. French 22