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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1958 volume:

tABLe Of contents AOministRAtion high school Pages 14-26 undeRClASsmen Pages 27-35 Activities Pages 37-50 Athletics Pages 51-56 A6veRtismq EARL HORN - Bus Driver dedication Mr. Horn: We, the members of the graduating class of North Rose Central School, salute you as a shining example of all the bus drivers across the nation. Each morning you welcome each member of the bus family with a friendly smile and cheery: Have a good day. Kids, I'll see you tonight! As you are now completing your 20th year of ser- vice in our school system, we want you to know that your cheerfulness and kindness are sincerely appreciated by each one of us. To show you how much we appreciate you, we deem it a special honor to dedicate this volume of the Rambler to you, Mr. Horn. 3 Our Literary Editor is Ellen, you see, While Judy is our Editor for Photography, Our Art Editors are Russ and Les, And Gordon is in charge of Business. Our Sports Editor is Jon - ’tis plain - The typing is left up to Lorraine. Gloria is here to answer each call. As Editor-in-chief, - she tops them all. We want to say Thanks to Miss French and the Staff Who slaved over this book and yet had some laughs. Although we shall go our separate ways - We'll never forget our happy school days. Editor-in-chief. . . . Gloria Jean Baker Art Editors.........................Russell Patchen Leslie Powell Sports Editor.......................... Jon Edinger Business Manager................Gordon Wise Literary Editor...............Ellen Seelye Photo Editor .........................Judy Staderman Typing Editor...........Lorraine Kalbfleish Advisor................................Miss French RAtDBLeR Staff ROW ONE: J. Edinger, R. Patchen, G. Baker, G. Wise, J. Staderman. ROW TWO: E. Seelye, L. Kalb- fleisch, L. Powell, Miss French, Advisor. 4 PAUL J. EDINGER, Supervising Principal RAYMOND MC QUEEN. President of the Board ChariesSnyder, Clerk; Helen Welkley, Warren Baldridge, Raymond McQueen, President; Cecil Champlin, Ruth Skutt, Lloyd Gowers. ABSENT: Seth Oaks. boarC) of education On the first Monday of each month the board members give their time to come and help plan the policy of the running of our school. Let each of us stop and think of the time and responsibility our board has. If it weren't for the forceful leadership of the Board of Education, we might not have all the room and modem conveniences in our school. Each board member is responsible to the community in which he lives, as well as to the school authorities. As Seniors of N.R.C.S., we want to say thanks to the Board of Education for their work in making twelve years of education at N.R.C.S. possible, enjoyable, and profitable. 6 J. STADERMAN PRINCIPAL MR. EDINGER SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL For your good advice, your guidance and your sincere helpful- ness at all times, we express our appreciation to you. Your friend- ship and leadership are the things that we shall cherish in the years to come. MR. FRED DURBIN ELEMENTARY PRINCIPAL Each of us Seniors thinks of you a s a personal friend and a most helpful teacher. Your plea- sant smile and sunny disposition have brightened our way. Thank you sincerely. MR. CHARLES SNYDER VICE-PRINCIPAL We appreciate your loyalty and your willingness to help us with our problems. You have proved to be a real friend. 7 JESSIE HICKEY MR. RUSSELL BAILEY GUIDANCE COUNSELOR You have helped each one of us, -in choosing our career, or making plans for college, or with our own personal problems. We gratefully thank you and we sincerely hope that we will not disappoint you, but that our future years will be successful and profit- able. MRS. ELEANOR TELLIER SECRETARY Thank you, Eleanor, for all your kind deeds and helpful ways; everyday you have helped us many times. Please accept our heartfelt appreciation. MRS. HANNELORA REINHARDT SECRETARY How could we keep our books without your patience and constant effort to help. We know you must have tired of our many needs - but we appreciate your cheerfulness and your friendship. 8 ROW ONE: Russell D. Bailey, Guidance, Social Studies; Beverly Duga, Commercial; Shirley Serviss, English, Spanish; Charles Snyder, Vice-Principal. ROW TWO: Celia French, English, Latin; Paul J. Edinger, Supervising Principal; Earl Stopfel, Science; Myron Clement, Mathematics. high school faculty ROW ONE: Florence Knapp, Homemaking; Betty Little, Girls' Physical Education Lucille Smith, Vocal Instructor; Charles Rooke, Instrumental Instructor. ROW TWO Lucille Miner, School Nurse; Florence Finch, Librarian; Claude Gillette, Agriculture James Ryan, Art. ROW ONE: Laura Waldron, Jr. High; Marjorie Kellogg, Grade 5; Fred Durbin, Ele- mentary Supervisor; Ethel McAllister, Grade 6. ROW TWO: George Hunt, Grade 4 and5; Mary Alice Hackney, Jr. High; Lydia Gage, Jr. High; Merrill Goodsell, Jr. High; Jean Eygnor, Grade 5. QRade faculty ROW ONE: Mabel Schaefer, Grade 3; Laura Payne, Grade 4; Greta Barnes, Grade 4; Alice Marsh, Kindergarten; Mary Perkins, Grade 1; Pauline Porter, Grade 1. ROW TWO: Ruth Mertz, Grade 1; Betty Closs, Grade 3; Laura Seymour, Grade 2; Virginia Baldridge, Kindergarten; Gladys Eygnor, Grade 2; Annabel Brown, Grade 2 and 3. 10 capeteRiA st pp LEFT TO RIGHT Amanda Goodsell Emma Smith Mae Milem Leona Clingerman Caroline Moore custodians The Bus Drivers greet us each day With a smile that's friendly and gay; The Custodians keep the buildings clean And make our school look quite supreme; The Cooks prepare our noontime meals - They are delicious - and really appeal; To all the Drivers, Cooks, and Custodians, too, We say a hearty, God bless you! Arthur Maunder Tilton Rose Jay Shepherd Steven Boyer Thorton Poole BUS dRIVCRS Lloyd Richardson Isaac De Vay Earl Horn Cleon Briggs Frances Fitch 11 , 3 1. The Brain Trust 0 2. Ouch!! 3. Flutter, flutter 4. Our little Gordie 5. He-Man 6. Gramps 7. Learnin' ? anything 8. Glamour Girl 9. Talking it over 10. Bathing Beauty 12 SEATED: Sandra Mills, Lois Bliss. STANDING: Jon Edinger, Jessie Hickey, Richard Guth- rie, Gordon Wise, Jean Blauvelt. senioR opficeRS CUSS Of '58 We, the Seniors of N.R.C.S., wish to express our sincere thanks and gratitude to our Senior Class Advisor, Miss Shirley Serviss. Her patient manners, her cheer- fulness, and her constant willingness to help have made our Senior year much more enjoyable. As we go our separate ways, we shall always regard Miss Serviss as a sincere friend of the Class of '58. ✓ Character is the result of two things: Mental atti- tude and the way we spend our time. JEAN BLAUVELT Why be sad and blue when you can laugh your worries away! Do unto the other feller what you'd have him do unto you, only do it first. CUSS Of ’58 Lock all your troubles in a big strong box, and then sit on the lid and laugh. Whene'er you speak, re- member the cause stands, not on eloquence, but stands on laws. GORDON WISE JON EDINGER 15 JESSIE HICKEY LOIS BLISS GLORIA JEAN BAKER To love is to place your happiness in the hands of another. RICHARD GUTHRIE Happy and gay, without a care. Suave, sophisti- , , cated and debonnaire. Women are made to be loved, not to be under- stood. CUSS Op ’58 Success is counted sweet- ness by those who ne'er succeed. John's the mischievous guy of our class, but his winning way you can't sur- pass. 16 JOHN DICKINSON ANN GARLAND A quiet tongue and a busy mind, A gentle touch and a heart that’s kind. MAXINE CLINGERMAN DAVID PERKINS Always running down the hall, Vatch out for the teachers', is her call. Dimples are the root of all deviltry. CLASS Op '58 Rodney may be sort of shy. But once you know him he’s quite a guy. JUDY STADERMAN 17 RODNEY HUMBERT ROSALIE SPENCER Quiet and shy, but with- out a frown, Dorla will never let you down. DORLA FOURNIER I ROBERT NORRIS Stealing a kiss may be petty larceny but some- times it's grand. Always late, never on time, the higher the speed the more the fine. CUSS of ’58 Kindly features, a help- ing hand. We all think Lorraine is grand. BERNIECE SHAFFER 18 LORRAINE KALBFLEISCH DORIS YOUNG Wear a smile although you feel like frowning. All musical people seem to be happy; it is to them the engrossing pursuit; al- most the only innocent and unperished passion. class of ’58 Honesty is die best policy. EUNICE LARKIN ELLEN SEELYE 19 EARL MC QUEEN LESLIE POWELL 20 in 1968? 21 vti. nw; :m. ;m. .m: .it .’ wui .wr. iwr ;wi iw. • . .wt. iuii'.wcisbc ;wi; w;tnhctit twt. w ur w witr tut tr tr w; ;im• • ur ttry .........................................................i s y Y' ;Y:Y Y Y IYIfY] Y Y: Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y mk A vA � A iAJ :As ‘A A; A� :A.; A- A A Aj A- A IA «Ai iA? iA A) IA iA? A A-: «A sA � A � A � A A A LA vA vA vA sA? X X X X X X X our qooOLy heRitaqe XI x X X X X X X X X X “We hold these truths to be self-evident....That all men are created equal....That X XI X vX X they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights....That among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. That to secure these rights, governments X X X X are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed..” X [Yj This is our goodly heritage! The very core of our nation....The backbone of our •A X X X revolution....The courage of our people. X X X The question may arise,“Just what have our forefathers left us that is so impor- X oc tant--besides an ample supply of documents?” X X X Need an answer be given? In fact, is it necessary that such a question be sub- vA X X X mitted? X X X Your home--is it not where and what YOU have made it to be? Your GOD--do you X A- not worship Him how and where YOU please? Your life--is it not devoted to what YOU X A; v have chosen to dedicate it to and to the pleasures you wish to include in it? Your govern- X vA X fV',: ment--are you not given an opportunity to select your officials and your laws; and are X there not provisions made to remove these officials and laws if they are not of the highest quality? Your memories—do they not include thoughts of the useless sufferings and X X vA V LA X wastes created by war? Have you forgotten why some people fought? Why others died? X X X Y You, the American people, have the privilege and duty of carrying on these rights, X A- Y to use them to their utmost capacity, and see that they are put to work in the best possible X IA X X X advantage for everyone. To make certain that these rights are protected and preserved for posterity contains the most reward for your efforts and is the most challenging part of our heritage. X X X X X X X X X X X X GLORIA JEAN BAKER D.A.R. Contest-Class of ‘58 X X X X X X X X XXXiXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 5 • :m: meme me me me uk me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me. me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me . 22 junioRS The Class of ‘59 has made the following achievements in its first three years in High School. In our Freshman year, under the sup- ervision of Miss French, we added $179.00 to our treasury. In our Sophomore year we earned more money, by selling Christmas Cards under the supervision of Miss Day, our homeroom teach- er. We also sold tickets to all basketball games. We culminated our Sophomore year by order- ing our Junior Class Rings, which arrived in the middle of October, in our third year of High School. Now as Juniors of North Rose Central, with Miss French as our advisor, we are kept busy operating our Snack Bar, under the sup- ervision of David Godkin, our appointed man- ager, and publishing our school paper, the Scan- ner, with Dorothy De Vay as Editor-in-chief. We are looking forward to our Senior year with great enthusiasm, and we wish the graduating class of ‘58 the best of success now and in the future. ROW ONE: J. Skutt, G. Smith, Miss French, Advisor, J. Allen. C. Richardson. ROW TWO: D. Godkin, L, Richardson, D. Me Gregor. ROW ONE: D. Godkin, D. DeVay, J. Allen, D. McGregor, J. Skutt. G. Smith, C. Richardson, L. Richard- son. ROW TWO: D. Humbert, D. Price, F. Houghtaling, J. Smith, M. Briggs. M. Herrington, C. Fraz- er, M. Thayer. L York. ROW THREE: W. Horton, M. Jensen, N. Miner, T. Catchpole. J. Lee. D. Knox, W. Moore, R. Catlin. 23 co co r— n ROW ONE: M. Herrington, R. Bellinger, G. Marshall, C. Smith, D. Patchen, J. Meyer, D. MacDougall, R. Terhune, H. Camp ROW TWO: Miss Duga, Advisor, J. Castor, R. Miller, M. Smith, G. Foro, R. Wigfield, J. Hackney, K. Collier, L. MacDougall, Mr. Clement, Advisor. ROW THREE: R. Jones, S. Fuller, D. Skutt, F. Kellogg, M. Moore, H. Irwin, D. Burley, K. Smith, G. Durham. ROW FOUR: R. Welkley, C. Trickey, R. Shufelt, M. Garland, R. Perkins, T. Ferber, D. Knox, D. Jones, C. Prober, B. Baker, R. Powell. sophs fposh ROW ONE: J. Seelye, M. Castor, W. Champlin, J. Richardson, C. Allen, M. Rose, B. Newcomb, P. Durbin. ROW TWO: E. Noyes, C. Little, R. Wynn, C. Akins, J. Hall, E. Thorpe, R. Brjggs, Mr. Stop- fel. Advisor. ROW THREE: F. Herrington, E. Hazlett, B. Slater, E. Fowler, Q. Crawford, G, Dickinson, J. Gleen, J. Camp. ROW FOUR: R. Yates, R. Richardson, W. Madigan, R. Fox, N. Bruinix, W. Harri- son, R. Gent. Absent: M. Smith. 24 ROW ONE: S. Powell, J. Miller, B. Hayes, G. Weed, D. Buchinger, G. Kellogg, L. Shaffer, ROW TWO: J. Smith, J. Aldrich, N. Porter, J. Richardson, D. Pettit, H. Terhune, A. Austin, N. Poole, Miss Wald- ron. ROW THREE: M. Herrington, R. Horton, S. Burley, L. Juffs, G. Thomas, R. Yates, C. Vanoyer, C. Harris. QRAde eight ROW ONE: J. Yonker. N. Meyer, B. Hayes, B. Perkins, D. Patchen, E. Brown, F. Houghtaling. ROW TWO: F. LaVaUey, B. Frazer, G. Bissett, E. Houghtaling. P. Loveless. L. York, G. Staderman. J. Green, Mrs. Hackney. ROW THREE: B. Hughes, C. Farnsworth, M. Sharrow, E. Szachta, L. Wilcox. L. Van- Lare, A. Weed, C. McQueen, G. Humbert. 25 ROW ONE: T. Smith, B. Miller, N. Moore, B. Welch, N, Smith, J. Poole, J. Young. ROW TWO: W. Johnson, P. Smith, E. Szachta, B. McQueen, K. Marshall, D. McRoberts, J. Rotach, R. Jones. ROW THREE: M. Loveless, J. Ufholz, H. Slater, J. Wynn. G. Smith, T. Norris, C. Smith, M. Wynn, Mrs. Gage. ROW FOUR: J. Wright, J. Turner. R. Young, T. Price, L. Miller, L. Thayer, M. Van Kouwen- berg, D. Jones. QRAde 7 ROW ONE: A. Bastian, J. Hixon, Y. Figgs, J. Colburn, S. Carr. ROW TWO: G. Henry, S. Haynes. N. Catlin, A. Frey, C. Herrington, R. Garrison, S. Edinger, L. HalL ROW THREE: G. Briggs, R. Hull, D. Fox, R. Catchpole, J, Hackney, D. Bliss, V. Case, K. Case, Mr. GoodselL ROW FOUR: R. Cuyler, S. Baldridge, H. Andrus, W. Gent, G. Belton, N. Davis, R. Allen, D. Hall, S. Barnes. grade classes ROW ONE: D. Thomas, B. Wright, S. Beal, E. Van Kowenberg, K. Stevens, M. Welch, M. B. Oaks, B. Yates. ROW TWO: J. Scott, R. York, N. Towne, T. Belton, W. Lester, P. Dayton, W. Williams, R. Kalbfleisch. ROW THREE: N. Loveless, L. Spade, K. Durbin, M Baldridge, J. Irving, M. Taft, L. Yon- kers, J. McGriff, M. L. Hall, Mrs. McAllister. ROW FOUR: A. Seager, B. Marshall, M. J. Matteson, S. Godkin, G. Green, N. Reibsome, P. Osborne, G. Richardson, J. Castor. ABSENT: A. Dickens, G. Ross. QRaOe 6 ROW ONE: V. Brinkman, R. Frantz, L. Smith, D. Yonkers, S. Smith, G. Miller, L. Mables. ROW TWO: G. McOmber, R. Galloway, G. Smith, M. Dewdney, D. Hall, G. Yancey, R. Miller, K. PowelL ROW THREE: C. Case, G. Schumacher, P. Akins, W. Taft, M. Herrington, A. McGall, M. Wright, J. Toles, A. Pat- chen. ROW FOUR: T. Harrington, S. Baker, C. Hendershot, J. Butler, J. Lee, J. Crowford, G. Sharrow, D. Loveless, A. Jensen, C. Fitch, Mr. Lane. 28 ROW ONE: C. York, L. Sharrow, M. Spade, E. Avery, L. Aldrich, S. Garrison. ROW TWO: C. Tylen- da, D. Coonrod, P. Smith, R. Staderman, M. Johnson, L. Guthrie, W. Scott, ROW THREE: P. Schumach- er, L. Jones, M. Madigan, F. Lester, L. McQueen, S. Marszalkowski, P. Milan, S. Johnson. ROW FOUR: J. Colebroake, E. Bissett, E. Bate, S. Smith, C. Smith, C. Powell, C.Barnes, M. Webber, P. Ufholz, Mrs. Eygnor. Absent: Leroy Yates. QRAde 5 ROW ONE: P. Richardson, C. Barber, B. Smith, L. Bliss, M. Porter, J. Briggs, S. McGall. ROW TWO: W. Young, C. Horton, B. Laster, C. Green,, L. Terhune, L. Acker, R. Toles. ROW THREE: B. Turner, L. Van Kouwenberg. A. McGregor. J. Wilson, B. Colburn, R. Tompkins. D. Slater, Mrs. Kellogg. ROW FOUR: R. Caves, M. Bell, M. Hughes, R. Smith, M. Marzakowlski, M. Milan, J. Van Lare, C. Wynn, T. Weed. Absent: J. Dauberman, H. Figgs. 29 ROW ONE: J. Castor, P. Richardson, M. Young, K. Welch, S. McQueen. ROW TWO; I. Smith, D. Guth- rie, S. Van Kouwenberg, G. Thomas, R. Szachta, T. Prober. ROW THREE: Mrs. Barnes, D. Price.S. Johnson, R. Wilson, E. Gerberg, J. Edmonds, L. Castor, S. Campbell. QRAde 4 ROW ONE: A. Adams, M. Rose, S. Weed, J. Robinson, J. Smith, J. Lauster. ROW TWO: F. Carr, J. Wynns. S. MarshaU, P. Welsh. C. Caves, D. Wilcox, S. Smith. ROW THREE: G. Hoople, S. Juffs, C. Yates, L. Lawton, S. Harden, G. Dauberman, M. Oaks, J. Yancey, Mrs. Payne. ROW ONE: B. J. Foster, M. Hood, F. True, P. Staderman, P. Barber, J. Adams. ROW TWO; B. Hayes, K. Norris, M. Bliss, R. McQueen, S. Green, C. Herrington, G. Schrieber. ROW THREE: R. Bennett, S. Hackney, V. Collier, K. Peck, N. Beebe, D. Bastian, J. Haynes, J. Bate. ROW FOUR: K. Baldridge, L. Laird, H. Bell, M. A. Wilson, E. Kellar, A. McCoster, N. Edmonds, R. Castor, S. Hall, Mrs. Closs. QRAde 3 ROW ONE: S. Powell, C. Durbin, M. Frazer, C. Barnes, L. Coonrod, B. Cole, M. Tompkins, S. Thomas. ROW TWO: L. Maust, G. Guthrie, L. Oaks, S. Davenport, A. Sebing, R. Smith, D. BalL ROW THREE: S. Smith, C. Dewdney, A. Goulet, D. McKinney, J. Thomas, A. Thomas, B. Dauberman. ROW FOUR: D. Burns, J. Crowford, C. Acker, E. Miller, J. Foro, E. Richardson, Mrs. Schaefer. ABSENT: L. Laird, E. Jones, A. Stevens. ROW ONE: J. Richardson. S. Marshall. J. Hoople, D. Acker. H. Ufholz, L. Yates. D. Rose. D. Caves. T. Akins, S. Poole, T. Cole, Mrs. Eygnor, R. Cushman, S. Dudley, S. Maust, C. Washburn. ROW TWO: L. Castor, R. Wynn, L. Dauberman, V. Graham, J. Wright, C. Lyman, W. Harris, G. McGregor, J. Green. E. McCoster, J. Barnes, L. Williams. ABSENT: B. Green. QRAde 2 ROW ONE: S. Bastian, K. Van Kouwenberg, C. Goulet, R. Guthrie, C. Wilson. R. Poorman, L. Garland, ROW TWO: M. Lauster, R. MacLaster, L. Smith. A. Herrington, Mrs. Seymour, D. Yancey. C. True, E. Schumacher. C. Rose. ROW THREE: S. Hull, L. Anthony, H. Wright, A. Lee, D. Carr. S. Berry! ROW FOUR: B. Putman, D. Smith, M. Jewell, R. Windom, M. Pankratz, P. Marzsolkowski, G. Yates. ABSENT: S. Ross. ROW ONE: M. Jones. L. Washburn, S. Tellier, F. Herrington, K. Norris. ROW TWO: D. Mead. W. Dewdney, P. Hoad, L. Garland, E. Putman, J. Washington, D. Bishop. ROW THREE: L. Weed, E. Schreiber, S. Webber, S. Yonkers, Mrs. Perkins, W. Allen, J. Graham, C. Frantz, J. Morris. ROW FOUR: W. Haines. D. Smith, A. Kellar, W. Windom, T. Miller, G. Van Cise, D. Davenport, G. Mitchell. 1 ROW ONE: P. Baker, N. Baldridge, N. Poole, L. Dickens, J. True. ROW TWO: W. Smith, J. Adams, D. Yancey, T. Rising, P. Moore, M. Rose, P. Barber. ROW THREE: D. Caves, L. Bell, R. Patchen, S. Sklenar, D. Richardson, E. Hollis, S. Lawton, F. Frazier. ROW FOUR: D. Jenks, J. Jewell, H. Hayes, I. Thomas, W. Johnson, C. Tompkins, J. Miner, E. Terhune. ROW ONE: M. Lawrence, K. Marsh, B. Thomas, E. Milan, L. Akins. ROW TWO: J. Foster, R. Poor- man, C. Green. ROW THREE: M. Wilson, R. Teeter, D. Davenport, D. Poole, L. Pankratz, B. Ball, Mrs. Baldridge, M. Wright, V. Smith, D. Burns. K I N D E R G A R T r ROW ONE: D. Poole, R. Oaks, S. Hayes, C. Goodsell, J. Hayes, R. Caves, E. Thomas, J. Pugh. ROW TWO: L. VanOver, M. McGregor, W. Kellar, O. Beebe, J. Dodds, C. Lyman, D. True, W. Wright, R. N Poorman, D. Castor, Mrs. Marsh. ABSENT: J. Stevens. ROW ONE: R. Yonkers, E. Bishop, D. Converse. ROW TWO: K. Tellier, R. Case, M. Allen, C. Tack, J. Steitler, R. Young, P. Welch, N. Williams, D. Allen. ROW THREE: R. Loveless, S. Cushman, A. Put- man, K. Gary, D. Cushman, M. Williams, T. Abraham, A. Schumacher, N. Terhune, B. Thayer, Mrs. Marsh. 34 Rose school. QRAdes 4 And ROW ONE: D. Taft, M. Case, R. Hazlett, J. Humbert, S. HalL ROW TWO: C. Converse, U. Smith, P. Sherman, J. York, M. Briggs, A. Miller. ROW THREE: K. Bastian, T. Henry. W. Jones, J. Allen, C. McRoberts, P. Burley. ROW FOUR: W. Marsh, G. Bens, S. Kvenig, G. Rising, A. York, C. Telarico. Absent: F. Telarico. QRAdes 2 And 3 ROW ONE: D. Hall, R. Colburn, D. Reabsome. ROW TWO; R. Langdon, K. Fox. J. Fitch, P. Taft. ROW THREE: M. Ahern, D. Crumb, D. Blauvelt, H. Jones. ROW FOUR: S. Blauvelt, R. Ryther, H. Blauvelt, D. Betts. ROW FIVE: A. Jones, B. Taft, J. McRobert, D. Franks. STANDING: L.Noga, R.Bowden, B. Allen, A. Brown, A. Beal, J. Abraham. QRAde 1 ROW ONE: D. Telarico, M. Gary, M. D. Blauvelt. ROW THREE: F. Burns, R. Goodwin, W. Crum, L. Converse. Prober. ROW TWO: L. Langdon, P. Koenig, B. Beal, R. Miller, P. Miller, G. Hunt, D. Betts, M. Caves. ROW FOUR: D. Bitter, 35 1. Future physicists 2. Windy, huh? 3. This tells the tale 4. Angels (?) 5. Buying a snack 6. Among friends ?. Eat up, kids 36 DlOlfl IMI n a quiet little village Just below Ontario’s blue, •e arc loyal sons and daughters Seeking wlsdon ono by one. When the parting days are over And we tread life's ruggod way. Stands our honored Alma Water,-Steadfast staunch and true; Learning lessons that shall aid us. In the years to come; kenorles of thee shall linger In cur hearts for aye. -pi t t t -H H JLM L Let us extol her glorious name. Raise her praises tc the sky; ••■ ?.} d- • ?hou Indeed art well belovod,-Dear Old Worth Rose High. music semoR B nC ROW ONE: B. NewComb, K. Fowler. L. Powell. C. Smith, J. Edinger. ROW TWO; J. Smith, K. Marshall, M. Oakes, R. Miller. D. Smith. M. Clingerman. ROW THREE: S. Baldridge. R. Welkley, M. Moore, W. Harrison, R. Patchen, R. Fox. BeqinneR’s B nO ROW ONE: S. Smith, M. Jones, B. Yates, N. Reibsome, D. Thomas, J. Van Lare, E. Avery, S. Gar- rison. ROW TWO: P. Gerhart, L. McQueen, S. Baker, L. Aldrich, C. York, P. Smith, P. Akins, A. Mc- Gregor, S. McGall. ROW THREE: M. Baldridge, J. Yancey, L. Guthrie, R. Caves, B. Colburn, R. Tom- pkins, G. Schoemaker, L, Spade, ROW FOUR: Mr. Rooke, Director; G. Smith, R. Frauz, L. Kouwenberg, J. Duberman, N. Loveless, R. Smith, R. Staderman. ROW FIVE: L. Yonkers. E. Catlin, R. Toles, J. Castor, B. Dodds, A. Patchen, D. Hall, R. York. 38 semoR Band ROW ONE: K. Collier, D. Price, J. Hackney, E. Hazlett, P. Durbin. ROW TWO: J. Blauvelt, G. Mar- shall, B. Perkins, D. Pettit, P. Loveless, Charles Rooke, Director. ROW THREE: T. Catchpole, C. Prober, D. McDougall, D. Fournier, J. Hackney, D. Fox. junioR Band ROW ONE: S. Edinger, M. VanKouwenberg, J. Poole, S. Burley, D. Loveless, S. BeaL ROW TWO: S. Carr, J. Miller, J. Colburn, E. VanKouwenberg, B. Galloway. ROW THREE: K. Durbin, J. Toles, J. Hixon, A. Jensen, G. McOmber, A. Bastian. ROW FOUR: G. Bissett, G. Humbert, B. Marshall, P. Dayton, A. Seager. 39 senioR ChOIR ROW ONE: M. Rose, D. Price, S. Mills, K. Fowler, E. Hazlett, N. Poole, G. Foro, R. Wigfield, B. New- comb, D. Devay, E. Seelye. ROW TWO: D. McGregor, J. Blauvelt, M. Clingerman, C. Richardson, J. Hackney, J. Allen, M. Castor, J. Staderman, J. Hall, J. Castor, E. Noyes. ROW THREE: J. Skutt, F. Kellogg, M. Moore, D. Skutt, M. Srrtith, J. Meyer, C. Smith, F. Houghtaling, J. Richardson, C. Collier, J. Hickey. ROW FOUR: R. Heineman, R. Patchen, T. Catchpole, D. Knox, C. Alien, W. Harrison, D, Knox, L. Richardson, J. Edinger, R. Powell, C. Trickey, G. Dickinson, L. Powell, Mrs. Smith, Direc- tor. Absent: G. Smith, I. York. qirLs’ ensemBle M. Clingerman, D. DeVay, E. Seelye, K. Fowler, D. Pries, C. Smith, D. Skutt, Mrs. Smith, Accompanist. 40 junroR ChOIR ROW ONE: G. Kellogg, B. McQueen, J. Yonger, N. Catlin, N. Meyer, J. Hixon, J. Colburn. ROW TWO: N. Moore, G. Staderman, E. Houghtaling, A. Austin, D. Pettit, P. Loveless, B. Miller, A. Bastian. ROW THREE: D. Patchen, J. Green, B. Hayes, M. VanKouwenberg, J. Miller, J. Rotach, S. Powell. ROW FOUR: G. Bissett, E. Szachta, D. Smith, S. Burley, G. Smith, L. Shaffer, K. Marshall, J. Smith. AB- SENT: P. Smith, N. Porter. L. York. QRAde ChOIR ROW ONE: C. Yates, S. Weed, J. Briggs, L. Aldrich, E. Gerberg, M. Porter, S. McQueen, M. Oaks, J. Castor, S. Marshall, P. Richardson. ROW TWO: P. Akins. D. Price, L. Castor, C. Horton, S. Camp- bell, 'L. Bliss, C. Barber, C. Caves, S. McGaU, P. Richardson, M. Lauster, J. Robinson. ROW THREE: Mrs. Smith, Director: R. Toles, J. Castor, M. Baldridge, B. Dodds. E. Bate, K. Durbin. J. Yancey, G. Schumacker. J. Wilson, G. Hoople, T. Prober, B. McQueen. ROW FOUR: D. Thomas, C. Green, E. Avery, V. Brinkman, L. Mables, E. Bissett, M. Spade, K. Welch, L. McQueen, S. Garrison. ROW FIVE: G. Yancey, E. VanKouwenberg, G. Smith, S. Smith, R. Galloway, M. Oaks, G. McOmber, R. Frantz, T. Weed, S. Smith, L. Guthrie. ROW SIX: C. Fitch, J. Lee, A. Jensen, M. Matteson, D. Yonker, D. Loveless, K. Powell, S. Baker, K. Stevens. ABSENT: C. Hendershot. 41 1. Family Affair 2. Doc Himself 3. Sore Tootsies, Daddy 4. Watch it, George 5. Actors (?) at work 6. Doing the cleaning 7. Weren't they cute? 8. A demonstration 9. Cooks at work 10. Rough climb, Max? 11. Tired Twosome 12. Looks good, how's it taste? 13. Little old, Aren’t ya? 14. Cheer up, Lois 15. Hillbilly duet clubs The North Rose Chapter of the National Honor Society was granted its Charter in Feb- ruary, 1956. The purpose of the Chapters is to promote scholarship, leadership, service and character within the stu- dent body. The Chapter holds its bi- monthly meetings in the homes of the different members, where topics of interest are presented and discussed. ROW ONE: J. Hackney, E. Seelye. ROW TWO: J. Allen, G. Baker. ROW THREE: Miss Serviss, Advisor; D. Perkins, L. Richardson, D. Pat- chen, G. Durham, J. Edinger, Mr. Ryan, Advisor. national honoR society scannep staff Our school paper, The Scanner , is published by the members of the third year Eng- lish Class. The students have really enjoyed working on this paper, with the help of our ad- visor, Miss French. Some of our Objectives are: (a) To publish a better paper for all high school students. (b) To keep students and tea- chers better informed. (c) To share our ideas with other schools of this area. (d) To publish student opinion and creative work of various classes. ROW ONE: D. McGregor, T. Catchpole, D. De Vay, J. Lee, J. Skutt, M. Jensen. ROW TWO: B. Horton, D. Price, Miss French, Advisor;C. Richardson. 44 ROW ONE: D. Godkin, J. Blauvelt, R. Guthrie, J, Hickey, L. Richardson, G. Richardson, G. Yonkers, S. Mills. ROW TWO: Miss Finch. D. Smith, D. Patchen, M. Rose, J. Richardson, D. Buchinger, J. Skutt, C. Allen, J. Meyer, C. Smith, D. Patchen, B. McQueen, Mr. Bailey. student council President.................Le Roy Richardson Vice-President............Cathy Richardson Secretary....................Jessie Hickey Treasurer.................Richard Guthrie This year for the first time, our Student Council has become affiliated with the New York State Student Council. We also sent delegates to the Wayne County Student Council meetings. Some of the Student Council’s goals this year were: The Christmas Tea, Hobby Show, Devotional programs, and several roller skating parties. The council sponsored the all school Prom, the presentation of citizenship awards, and our Student Association Banquet. The members are continuously trying to improve our school, and give the students a greater voice in government. 45 audio visual KNEELING: D. Humbert. ROW ONE: M. Briggs. J. Seelye, P. Durbin. R. Bellinger, R. Miller. R. Briggs, Mr. Durbin, Advisor. ROW TWO: E. McQueen, N. Bruinix, D. MacDougall, R. Welkley, W. Madigan. Mr. Durbin, Director of the Audio Visual Club, teaches the students how to use the var- ious machines: tape recorder, opaque projector, film strip machine, and microphone. The students show films and film strips to the teachers who request these films for the education of the students. Occasionally the club plans interesting trips to Kodak or various museums which add to the educational value of the club members. Members of our F.F. A. organization participated in a judging contest at Alfred and Delhi Agricultural and Technical Institutes. Representatives were sent to the State F.F.A. Conven- tion and the Farm and Homeweek at Cornell University. Projects sponsored during the year included: (a) Tractor plowing contest between members. (b) Soil testing program under sponsorship of G.L.F. (c) A pancake supper and play night with other local chapters. 1958 proved to be a good year for our farm boys. ROW ONE: D. Knox, M. Shufelt, D. Patchen, D. Humbert, M. Briggs. ROW TWO: R. Fox, N. Bruinix, R. Perkins, R. Welkley, W. Moore, Mr. Gillette, Advisor. ROW THREE: R. Miller, R. Yates, D. Burley, R. Briggs. Library stAfp ROW ONE: L. Bliss, R. Catlin, J. Allen, R. Bellinger, D. Knox. ROW TWO: E. Noyes, D. McGregor, R. Gent, W. Madigan, K. Fowler, R. Fox, C. Trickey, J. Meyer, R. Briggs, Miss Finch, Advisor. ABSENT: G. Smith, D. Knox. The members of the Library Student Staff are high school volunteers who are scheduled to work regularly for the library for one or more quarters of the year. Responsibilities which they assume are keeping library records, typing cards and lists, filing, checking books for grade classes, making displays and doing inventory procedures. Volunteers from Grade 8, may report ninth periods to help with regular tasks like arrang- ing back-number magazine files, checking orders received, shelving books, or making bulletin board displays. JR. high Book ClUB ROW ONE: D. Patchen, J. Green. S. Burley, G. Kellogg. ROW TWO: C. McQueen, B. Hayes, E. Houghtaling, F. Houghtaling, D. Buchinger, Miss Finch, Advisor. ABSENT: D. Pettit, P. Loveless. The Photography Club was formed to give students an opportunity to learn basic dark room procedure and to help them improve their picture taking techniques. The first major project of the club was the construction of a dark room. With the help of some scrap wood and some planning by Bill Collier, the club has a very excellent place to work. The club is planning a show of their photographic work during the 57-58 school year. J. Edinger, M. Clement, Advisor; G. Marshall, T. Catchpole, L. Richardson. photOQRAphy cLub futuRe nuRses’ cLub The Future Nurses’ Club, under the leader- ship of Mrs. Miner, is an organization that helps the girls prepare for nurse's training. The girls spend a period a week helping in Mrs. Miner's office, doing various things. The club, which met twice a month, studied and took trips to various hospitals, and sponsored many pro- jects. LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Wigfield, G. Foro, E. Hazlett, C. Akins, M. Castor, D. McGregor, F. Kellogg, Lucille Miner, Advisor. 48 yoRkep cLub The Assorodus Chapter of the Yorker Club is having a very successful year in that we are making full use of our moto: ‘‘To make history fun.” Our club this year consists of twenty members which are all doing their best to bring alive the history of New York State. Wehave taken our annual trip to Coopers - town which proves to be both educational and fun. We are making this our best year. ROW ONE: K. Marshall. P. Loveless, D. Pettit, A. Bastian, J. Miller, S. Burley. ROW TWO: M. Loveless, N. Catlin, E. Norris, J. Colburn. S. Carr, S. Edinger, B. Hayes. ROW THREE: P. Durbin, S. Baldridge, G. Humbert, W. Madigan, Miss Wald- ron, Advisor, J. Seelye. 49 As Seniors of N.R.C.S., about to graduate and leave our beloved Alma Mater, we enjoy looking back over our four years of high school and considering our experiences and our ac- complishments. Under the capable leadership of our friend and former teacher, Mr. Gregory, during our Freshman and Sophomore years we sold candy, Christmas cards, and had a jukebox dance. As Jolly Juniors, we operated the snackbar, received our class rings, sponsored two skating parties, had a square dance, and published the Scanner with the assistance of our help- ful advisor, Miss French. September 1957 - found us a group of “dignified seniors with our cheerful advior, Miss Serviss, to guide our activities. The magazine drive which was successful, really set the pace for all our future activities. On November 14 and 15, we proved that “Seventeen is Terrific”, under the tireless di- rection of Miss French. Records were broken - we had the largest income from ticket sales, and (thanks to the diligent work of those Seventh Graders) we had a presale of over $200. The total income was $325.83. Many long hours of hard work went into the publication of our '58 Rambler. But, here it is, and we hope you like it. Our Class Night Program and trip to Washington, D. C. proved to be outstanding events of our Senior Year. Now we are nearing that final goal in high school - Graduation - or would it be better to say Commencement - and the realization of many dreams and ambitions. 50 ROW ONE: R. Horton, R. Richardson, T. Ferber, R.Shufelt,C. Frazer, B. Harrison, A. Green, C. Little, H. Terhune. ROW TWO: J. Upholtz, D. Mac Dougall, R. Powell, T, Catchpole, J. Edinger, D. Godkin, F. Yonker, D. Guthrie, Mr. Woods. Teamwork improved tremendously on the 1957 version of the Maroon and White Booters. Especially strong on defense were Goalie Jon Edinger and Fullback Dave Godkin. Standouts on the forward line were the team’s hustlers, Carl Frazer, Roger Shufelt, and Freshman Bill Harrison. The cooperation shown by these boys should be an indication of things to come, as only three team members will not be available next season. basbbaLL ROW ONE: H. Terhune, Manager; R. Guthrie, D. Colburn, D. Barnes, M. Jensen, G. Akins, L. Wigfield, C. Little, Manager. ROW TWO: Coach Woods, L. Powell, F. Yonkers, R. Terhune, T. Catchpole, D. Patchen, F. Houghtaling, Manager. ABSENT: R. Withey. Last year’s baseball team started slowly, but we ended by beating Wolcott. This year Mr. Woods will be training a new team as only two of last year’s first nine will be back in 1958. 52 VARSIty BASketBAU ROW ONE, Left to Right: B. Baker, D. Godkin, J. Dickinson, C. Frazer, F. Yonkers, R. Powell. ROW TWO: Coach Woods. D. Perkins. T. Catchpole, J. Lee, R. Humbert, D. Heineman, J. Edinger, F. Hough- taling. The 1957-58 Varsity Basketball squad worked hard in practice with a sincere desire to win. The new squad was one of the best squads ever turned out by North Rose. With thebacking of a fine coach, the varsity always played hard in every game regardless of the outcome. Sports- manship was one of the outstanding traits of the basketball squad and the spectators. APPRECIATION OF THE COACHES In appreciation for your hard work, long hours, and your ever-lasting cheerful smiles. You have injected zest into the routine of school and have helped us to develop a sense of fair play and sportsmanship. 53 J.v. BAsketBAU ROW ONE, Left to Right: C. Prober. C. Little, D. Mac Dougall, a Shufelt, G. Henry, a Yates, P. Dur- bin. ROW TWO: D. Burley, D. Patchen, N. Brunix, D. Knox, L. Juffs, C. Allen. ROW THREE: Coach Lane, W. Moore. D. Knox, H. Irwin, L York, a Terhune. a Perkins. W. Harrison, M. Garland. The J.V. squad has worked hard this season. With a fine sportsmanlike attitude and a desire to win, they gave every team a long hard fight. With the backing of Coach Lane and Coach Woods we’ll have some fine prospects for our varsity team next year. The tennis team for 1957 won four and lost six matches, a good record considering that this was the first year for each member. All members will be back except one and we are ex- pecting a better record this year. tennis LEFT TO RIGHT: L York, D. Mac Dougall, B. Baker, R. Powell, P. Kershaw, Mr. Lane, Coach. 54 vARsity cheepLeadeRS J. Hickey, J. Allen, D. De Vay, J. Staderman, S. Mills, C. Collier, With Jenny, the shortest varsity cheerleader out front to lead, with Katie’s desire to learn the cheers, and Dot’s quick, peppy motions, along with Jess’s originality and Sandy’s high spirits, working with Judy’s cheerfulness, the varsity cheerleaders worked very hard to improve our school spirit, in both winning and losing causes. j.v. cheeRleA6eRS J. Richerdson, K. Fowler, M. Rose, M. Moore, J. Hackney, F. Kellog. Several of our J.V. cheerleaders attended a New York State Cheerleading Clinic at Syra- cuse this fall. They learned several cute cheers which supported our J.V.’s through victory and defeat. 55 SpORtS counciL D. Devay, M. Clingerman, J. Hickey, K. Collier, F. Kel- logg, C. Smith, Miss Little, C, Richardson. These girls are elected by those participating in intramurals. They are responsible for organizing the intramural, scheduling and keeping records of points for each sport. Class teams compete in Soccer, Basketball, Volleyball, Softball. Individuals compete in Tennis, Badminton, Table Tennis, Archery, and Bowling, togain credit for their letter and gold bar. ROW ONE: J. Colburn, S. Thayer, E. Houghtaling, A. Austin, V. Case, G. Staderman, S. Carr. ROW TWO: E. Szactha, L. Shaffer, J. Green, D. Patchen, F. Houghtalir . B. Hayes. M. Van Kouwenberg, S. Burley. ROW THREE: K. Fowler, F. Hixon, D. Devay, C. Richard- son, J. Hickey, M. Clingerman, G. Foro, O. Smith, N. Meyer. ROW FOUR: R. Wigfield, F. Kellogg, K. Collier, A. Garland, J. Blauvelt. QIRLS intRA- muRAls 56 The Seniors wish to express Sincere Thanks to all the Advertisers who have so loyally supported this publication Happy Sales - To You'. v.w..mi.:i«i.;it ..mi.:mi..mi::mi:: u:ytr.yar.w;:mi::w::ur::ui:mi:mi::mi::mi::mi:ytr.ytr.ym::mi.ytr.ym::w:yu:yu:wr.w.Ttr.yy.wMr.tu:y mu w x 91------ .'Y'’. :Y' Ai A :. OP X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 1 X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X classified ads Edwards' Shoe Store Wolcott Pitts' Florist Wolcott Burden Chevrolet Wolcott H. H. 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