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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1959 volume:

wsiy Seniors NORTH ROSE CENTRAL SCHOOL, North Rose, N. Y Present 59 RAMBLER Richard Heineman, Editor Celia E. French, Adviser TABLE OF CONTENTS IN MEMORI AM—FRANK HOUGHTALING Frank, Our Classmate, was cheerful all the while. With happy, carefree ways, and a cheery smile; Always willing to do his share and more, Working on the Scanner and in the candy store; Frank was our loyal friend, and faithful classmate, too - He has shared our thoughts and memories all the year through. 3 ROW ONE: G. Smith, D. Heineman, D. Godkin, J. Lee, D. DeVay. ROW TWO: C. Richardson, R. Catlin, J. Smith, Miss French. Adviser. RAMBLER STAFF In presenting this 1959 Rambler, we hope that our readers and friends will sense the true spirit of the school through the pictures and comments. The members of the yearbook staff would like to express their gratitude to the students and teachers who, through their assistance, have made this yearbook pos- sible. Your co-operation and willingness to work together have made the work seem easier and improved the yearbook. The ’59 Rambler has evolved from an idea to a reality only through the efforts of everyone who has contributed to its publication. The staff officers are: Editor-in-Chief, Richard Heineman; Business Manager, Ronald Catlin; Circulation Manager, John Lee; Club News Editor, Janice Smith; Sports Editor, David Godkin; Photo- graphy Editor, Dot DeVay; An Editor, Cathy Richardson; Typing Editor, Gwen Smith; Adviser, Celia E. F rench. 4 ADMINISTRATION CHARLES SNYDER Vice-Principal We, the Class of 1959, wish to express our sincere appreciation to Mr. Snyder, our thoughtful Vice- Principal and friend. For your conscientious endeavor and heart- felt loyalty, we sin- cerely say, Thank you PAUL J. ED1NGER Supervising Principal Throughout our school life, you have been an example of integrity, industry and perse- verance. Your kindness and your faith in us have inspired us in all our activities. We appreciate you and your thoughtful words of encour- agement. The Seniors. FRED DURBIN Grade Supervisor Thank you, Mr. Durbin, for helpful guidance as a teacher and friend. Your cheerfulness and friend- liness have brightened all of out days at N. R. C. S. 6 wn SECRETARIES To you, we extend our deep appreciation for your kind efforts to help us in our everyday problems, for the cheerful smiles that greet us upon entering your abode of toil, and the friendship that you have extended to us, will linger in our hearts for ever. MR. BAILEY The Senior Class of 1959, extends its appreci- ation to you, Mr. Bailey, for the help and guidance that you gave us during our moments of indecision, and for setting us straight on our path for a career that will be most successful and profitable to us in the future. GUIDANCE COUNSELOR Russell Bailey SECRETARY Eleanor Tellier SECRETARY SECRETARY Hannelora Reinhardt Mrs. Maurer BOARD OF EDUCATION YOU - THE PRODUCT AND PURPOSE There is no better time to pause and evaluate the product and purpose of our educational system than now on the eve of your graduation from high school. When you return up the aisle, after receiving your diploma, you will be taking the first of many steps toward an eventual goal. Each step that you take will be recorded as if it were written in wet cement. With each step, you, your parents, your friends, and your school will be held up for review; for in each of you is embodied the culminating efforts of those who have tried to guide your passage to success. Your future accomplishments will exemplify the philosophy of that portion of society by whom you have been nurtured. Both in school and at home you have been taught the best of our heritage. You have experienced responsibility and leadership. You have been urged, and on occasions made to perform at a high level of achievement. You have been groomed in the perpetuation of democracy and polished in the art of personal freedom and individual service. History will soon record the degree of our success — for you are the product and purpose of our school and community. THE BOARD OF EDUCATION Charles Snyder, Clerk, Helen Welkley, Warren Baldridge, Raymond McQueen, Cecil Champlin, Ruth Skutt, Lloyd Gowers, Seth Oaks, Absent. 8 Paul J. Edinger, Superintendent, Principal; Reva Thomas, Commercial; Majorie Hunt, Commercial; Lucille Schneider, English, Spanish; Charles Snyder, Vice-Principal; Paul Seiling, Science; Celia French, English, Latin; Myron Clement, Mathematics, Dr. Ed; Russell Bailey, Guidance, Social Studies. F A C u L T Y Lucille Miner, Nurse; Claude Gillette, Agriculture; Florence Knapp, Homemaking; James Ryan, Art; Eleanor Maloy, Music; Elva Fedor, Dental Hygienist; Theodore Woods, Coach; Charles Rooke, Music; Betty Little, Physical Education; Florence Finch, Librarian. 9 ROW ONE: Marjorie Kellogg, Fifth Grade; Laura Waldron, Junior High and High School Social Studies; Russell Raethka, Junior High; Gladys Eygnor, Second Grade; Mary Alice Hackney, Junior High. ROW TWO: George Hunt, Fourth and Fifth Grades; Ethel McAllister, Sixth Grade; Fred Durbin, Grade Super- visor; Lydia Gage, Junior High; William Reilly, Sixth Grade; Alice Marsh, Kindergarten. ROW ONE: Mabel Schaefer, Grade Three; Janet Clingerman, Grades Two and Three; Greta Barnes, Grade Three; Mary Perkins, Grade One; Inez Drury, Grade One. ROW TWO: Gladys Eygnor, Grade Two; Laura Seymour, Grade Two; Virginia Baldridge, Kindergarten; Betty Closs, Grade Three; Ruth Mertz, Grade One. 10 LEFT TO RIGHT: Amanda Goodsell, Mae Milem, Carolyn Moore, Leona Clingerman. MAINTENANCE STAFF A. Maunder, T. Poole, T. Rose, J. Shepard, S. Boyer. APPRECIATION Upon making our exit from N. R. C. S., the Seniors of '59 will always remember the Cooks for their delicious meals and their friendly greetings; The Maintenance Staff with their jolly smiles who kept us warm and comfortable, and last but not least, the Bus Drivers who brought us safely to and from school each day. To these people, we extend our sincere appre- ciation. L DeVay, C. Briggs, F. Fitch, E. Horn, L. Richard - A i 12 Senior Class Officers President...........................Cathy Richardson Vice-President...........Richard Heineman Secretary..................Gwenwyth Smith Treasurer..........................Jennie Allen Student Council Representatives.......... Dorothy DeVay David Godkin Neal Miner SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Now the time is almost here that we relinquish our title as Seniors. Before we do let's take a final look at our achievements. As Freshmen, Juniors, and Seniors we were under the guidance of Miss French. As Frosh, we had a class dinner at the Knotty Pine, in our Soph- mas cards under the supervision of Miss profit with the Snack Bar, under the assistance of Mrs. Knapp. We were Scanner, that we published as a Eng- ner here at school, which not one of spaghetti. omore year we sold basketball tickets and Christ - Day. In our Junior year we really made a management of David Godkin, and the very proud of our school newspaper, The lish 3 class project. We had a class din- us will ever forget, especially that good 4ss Now we approach our final year. Time is very limited for us. We started off with our magazine sale. We topped all previous records with the grand total of $1832. Then came our Yearbook Ad Sales. Again we topped all previous records with our grand total of $765. With Dick Heineman as Editor-in-Chief, we believe we have the best yearbook published. Our Senior Play in April was followed by the Washington trip. Miss French As we, the members of the class of 1959, look back over a year of success, financially, socially, and scholastically, we wish to express our gratitude to our adviser, Miss French, who could inspire us with ideas when we had none, could give us a gentle push when we went astray and could always encourage us to do better work. 14 CATHERINE RICHARDSON The happiest person is the one who thinks the most interesting things. RICHARD HEINEMAN Happiness comes from striving --doing--loving, achieving-- conquering--always something positive and forceful. O' '59 GWENWYTH SMITH Most of the ideas we get are not as unique as the experience of having them. LE ROY RICHARDSON Reason and calm judgment are qualities especially be- longing to a leader. 15 NEAL MINER All the great men are dying. I don't feel so well myself. '59 JENNIE ALLEN All things come to he who waits provided he knows what he is waiting for.” 16 DOROTHY DE VAY Flirting, laughingall the time, Dot never does commit a crime. DAVID GODKIN Long and lean and good in sports, he’s the star on all the courts. MARY PAHL Be nice to people on your way up 'cause you'll meet 'em on your way down. RONALD CATLIN Last night at twelve, 1 felt immense, but now I feel like thirty cents. JOHN LEE Nothing is gained without work. O'ASs '59 MARY THAYER Love is ever the beginning of knowledge,as fire is of light. 17 SHARON FULLER Lock all your troubles in a big strong box, then sit on the lid and laugh. DAVID KNOX How far that little candle throws his beams, so shines a good deed in a naughty world. '5 9 MELVIN BRIGGS The most useless day of all is that in which we have not laughed. JANICE SMITH Anyone who thinks by the inch and talks by the yard, ought to be moved by the foot. 18 DAWN MC GREGOR Take time enough: all other graces will soon fall in their proper places. IVAN YORK When temptation knocks, in- vite him in for dinner.” DONALD HUMBERT “Love is like the measles; we can only have it bad once, and the later in life we have it — the tougher it goes with us. V WILLIAM HORTON “I wish there were some other way of starting the day besides waking up. 19 CARL FRAZER “Women would be more charm- ing if one could fall into her arms without falling into her hands. A r '5 9 MARVIN JENSEN “The terrible burden of having nothing to do. 20 TERRY CATCHPOLE “He breaks all the rules but one; he travels fastest who travels alone. WILLIAM MOORE “It is no time for mirth and laughter, the cold, grey dawn of the morning after. SENIOR ACTIVITIES CATHY RICHARDSON - Choir, Student Council, Nur- ses Club, Intramurals, Cheerleading, Honor Society, Sports Council, Scanner, Rambler, Treasurer, Vice- President of Student Council, President of Senior Class. RICHARD HEINEMAN - Vice-President of Senior Class, Choir, Scanner, Basketball, Soccer, Volley- ball, Bowling, Dramatics Club, Editor-in-Cheif of Rambler. GWENWYTH SMITH - Choris, Intramurals, Library Staff, Sports Council, Scanner, Dramatics Club, Ram- bler. JENNIE ALLEN - Choir, Intramurals, Cheer leading, Honor Society, Library Staff, Dramatics Club, Sopho- more Class Secretary, Junior-Senior Class Treas- urer, Scanner, Rambler. LEROY RICHARDSON - Student Council, President, Honor Society, Choir, Photography Club, Soccer, Scanner, Rambler. RONALD CATLIN - Audio-Visual, Scanner,Rambler. DAVID KNOX - Choir, Dramatics Club, Baseball, Bowling, Scanner, Rambler. SHARON FULLER - Dramatics Club, Sports Council, Choir, Intramurals, Ensemble, Scanner, Rambler. CARL FRAZER - Soccer, Basketball, Tennis, Scan- ner, Rambler. DAWN MC GREGOR - Dramatics Club, Choir, Nur- ses Club, Cheerleading, Library Club, Intramurals, Scanner, Rambler. MARY THAYER - Dramatics, Rambler, Scanner. MARY PAHL - Choir, Band, Intramurals, Sports Council, Cheerleading, Dramatics Club, Ensemble, Scanner, Rambler. WILLIAM MOORE - Audio-Visual, F.F. A., Scanner, Rambler, Basketball. WILLIAM HORTON -Audio-Visual.F.F. A. .Scanner, Rambler. IVAN YORK - Basketball, Choir, Band, Soccer, Ten- nis, F.F.A., Scanner, Rambler. MELVIN BRIGGS - F.F.A., Audio-Visual, Scanner, Rambler. JOHN LEE - Audio-Visual, Basketball, Tennis,Scan- ner, Rambler. DONALD HUMBERT -F.F.A., Audio-Visual,Scanner, Rambler. DOROTHY DE VAY - Choir, Cheerleading, Sports Council, Dramatics Club, Ensemble, Intramurals, Stu- dent Council, Scanner, Rambler. JANICE SMITH - Intramurals, Bowling, Scanner, Rambler. MARVIN JENSON - Soccer, Baseball, Basketball, Scanner, Rambler. TERRY CATCHPOLE - Choir, Band, Baseball, Ping Pong, Soccer, Basketball, Bowling, Dramatics Club, Photography Club, Volleyball, Scanner, Rambler. DAVID GODKIN - Baseball, Basketball, Soccer, Ten- nis, Student Council, Dramatics Club, Audio-Visual, Scanner, Rambler. NEAL MINER - Band, Choir, Student Council, Dra- matics, Scanner, Rambler. 21 NICK NAME PET PEEVE BIGGEST CRUSH MARK OF DISTINCTION ALWAYS FOUND Twilight McGregor Senior Boys Theodore Curly Eye- lashes Talking Lee Richardson” Pixies Women With Short Hair Vocabulary Soda Grill Cathy Richardson Homework Bill Black and White Ford 11 Washington Street Art Frazer School Money Cute Smile Flirting Bleach Fuller Early Hours Clyde Boys Pony Tail Laughing Dave Knox Broken Necks My Pontiac Smiling Wolcott Ron Catlin Flat Tires Delores Chevrolet Hungry Kid Pahl Being Followed On Dates Bob Curly Pony Tail Norris' Home Bill Moore Lazy People V8 Fords Red Ford On The Farm Mel Briggs Assignments Dismissal Bell Gray Shirt and Slacks Working Willie Horton Shop Doris Being Late Flossie’s Diner Jan Smith” Being Penniless Marines Freckles Daydreaming Ivy Ford Work Myself Convertible Taking It Easy Jenny Jensen Teachers Karen Old Plymouth At Fires Dot DeVay Arguing Boys D. A. Wolcott Terence Catchpole” Work Women Black Hair Soda Grill John Lee Tests Sports Quietness Basketball Court Shorty Smith Curfews George B. Being Short Typing Dick Heineman Sauer Kraut Fay My Glasses With Fay Jennie Allen Curfews Dexter '50 Ford Dreaming Stretch Godkin Being 16 Hap’s Crown Vic Saddle Shoes Kidding Don Humbert Tests Vacations Brown Hair In the Barn Neal Miner Life •Ta Got Me! Haircut?? Down at Don's Mary Thayer Late Dates Stan Glasses With Stan Miss French Late Assignments C. Phyllis 22 Dimples In Sr. Home- room! JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ...............J. Hackney Vice-President..............M. Moore Secretary...................J. Castor Treasurer................G. Durham Student Council Rep. . . . C. Smith D. Burley D. MacDougall JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY During their first three years of High School, the Class of 1960 has accomplished many things. To begin with, in their Freshman year, they had a successful Candy Sale, and the proceeds were placed in their treasury towards their Washington trip. In their Sophomore year, their largest contribution to the treasury, was from their Christmas cards. At the end of their Sophomore year, they ordered their Junior Class rings. As the present Junior Class, they have received and paid for their Class rings, and have operated the School Snack Bar. ROW ONE: K. Collier, F. Kellogg, J. Meyer. ROW TWO: J. Castor, M. Moore, D. Macdougall, J. Hackney, D. Burley, C. Smith, G. Durham. ROW THREE: R. Miller, C. Wood, M. Herrington, G. Foro, D. Jones, D. Patchen, Mr. Clement. ROW FOUR: G. Marshall, H. Irwin, R. Bellinger, K. Smith, C. Wright, B. Baker, R. Powell. ROW FIVE: D. Knox, R. Shufelt, R. Perkins, C. Prober, R. Welkley. 23 ROW ONE: E. Houghtaling. J. Green, S. Burley, F. Houghtaling, J. Miller. ROW TWO; D. Patchen, B. Perkins, D. Pettit, G. Weed, S. Powell, D. Buchinger, G. Staderman. ROW THREE: J. Aldrich, B. Hayes, J. Yonkers. J. Smith, L. Benson, P. Loveless, L. York. ROW FOUR; F. LaValley, B. Frazer. M. Shar- row, N. Meyer, H. Terhune, G. Bisset. FRESHMEN ROW ONE: B. Newcomb, R. Gent, S. Peeso, E. Hazlett. ROW TWO: E. Noyes, C. Akins, M. Castor, C. Allen, J. Richardson, M. Rose, P. Durbin. ROW THREE: Mrs. Hunt, C. Little, J. Hall, B. Slater, R. Briggs, F. Herrington, W. Champlin, J. Seelye, Miss Schneider. ROW FOUR: P. Francis, R. Yates, N. Brunix, R. Terhune, W. Harrison, W. Madigan, R. Fox, P. Maurer. ABSENT: Mrs. Thomas. M. Smith, R. Wynn, K. Fowler. SOPHOMORES ROW ONE: N. Porter, M. Moore, G. Kellog, S. Edinger, J. Poole. ROW TWO: G. Briggs, R. Young, J. Hackney. B. McQueen, S. Baldridge, C. McQueen, A. Bastian. ROW THREE: M. Loveless, A. Austin, H. Slater, K. Marshall, J. Upholz, N. Catlin, E. Szachta, Miss Waldron. ROW FOUR: M. Wynn, L. Shaffer, K. Case, R. Wallace, C. Smith, E. Frey, G. Smith. ROW FIVE: J. Turner, L. Juffs, D. Flemir®, R. Yates. R. Betts, L. HalL -GRADE 8- TOP ROW: J. Heineman, F. Heck, G. Thomas, G, Humbert. ROW TWO: S. Barnes, D. Fox, J. Richard- son, J. Wallace, C. Herrington, R. Allen, L. Van Lare. ROW THREE: S. Carr, J. Wynn, B. Miller, N. McGregor, R. Catchpole, D. Bliss. T. Norris, Mrs. Hackney. ROW FOUR: D. Jones, S. Thayer, D. Hall, J. Young, D. Smith, C. Vanover, D. McRoberts. ROW FIVE: J. Colburn, J. Rotach, P. Smith. A. Sutton, M. Van Kouwenberg. ABSENT: J. Hixon, J. Bell. ROW ONE: C. Case, S. Beal, R. Kalbfleisch, R. Frantz, B. Dodds, P. Akins. R. Galloway. ROW TWO: M. Jones, K. Durbin, N. Loveless, M. Harrington, J. Irving, M. Baldridge, J. Castor. ROW THREE: M. Hall, E. Coomber, S. Godkin, D. Cameron, M. Jones, C. Hendershot, A. Jensen, D. Hall. ROW FOUR: S. Baker. D. Loveless, C. Fitch, G. Green, W. Ghent. J. Lee. A. Dickens, P. Dayton. ABSENTEES: D. Irelend, J. Crawford. -GRADE 7- ROW ONE: B. Yates, D. Yonker, M. Oaks, E. VanKouwenberg, L. Smith, S. Smith. ROW TWO: L. Mables, J. Toles, B. Wright, N. Towne, D. Thomas, A. Patchen, T. Smith. ROW THREE: G. Schumacher, L. Spade, W. Taft, A. Seager, M. Wright, D. Maurer, R. York, Mrs. Gage. ROW FOUR: M. Taft, L. Yonkers, B. Marshall, G. Smith, N. Smith, G. Yancey, G. Richardson, G. MoOmber. ROW FIVE: K. Powell, G. Ross, M. Matteson, T. Price, H. Peeso, G. Sharrow, N. Reibsame. ROW ONE: C. Barnes, E. Bissett, C. Green, S. Koeing, L. Bliss, C. York. ROW TWO: R. Staderman, C. Fulkerson, P. Smith, L.Marszalkowski, P. Milan, F Baldwin, P. Upholz. ROW THREE: H. Benson, B. Turner, G. Rising, M. Madigan, B. Colburn, A. McGregor, W. Young. ROW FOUR: L. Guthrie, E. Bate, T. Weed, M. Spade, L. Acker, E. Avery, M. Case, Mrs. McAllister. ROW FIVE: J. VanLare, C. Telarico, R. Miller, R. Smith. M. Bell, C. Powell. ABSENT: J. Allen, V. Brinkman, S. Kenyon. -GRADE 6- ROW ONE: B. Smith, C. McRoberts, S. Smith, C. Horton, L. Aldrich, S. Garrison. ROW TWO: S. Albury, R. Thompkins, D. Slater, L. Van Kouenberg, D.Coonrod, L. McQueen, L. Jones. ROW THREE: P. Schu- macker, A. York, M. Briggs, P. Richardson, J. Briggs, K. Bastian, J. Wilson. ROW FOUR: C. Barber, L. Yates. R. Hazlett, R. Caves. L. Terhune, M. Webber, R. Toles. P. Burley. Mr. Reilly. ROW FIVE: F. Telarico, C. Wynn, M. Hughes, M. Milan, C. Smith, M. Marzalkowski, B. Laster. ABSENT: Miss Porter. ROW ONE: A. Adams, J. Castor, S. Weed, J. Smith, B. Heyward. ROW TWO: S. McQueen, C. Yates, S. VanKouwenbcrg, C. Caves, P. Whitehead. T. Prober. ROW THREE: J. Wynn, R. Szachta, J. Yancey, M. Oaks, E. Gerberg, L. Sharrow, Mrs. Kellogg. ROW FOUR: E. Miller, S. Juffs, M. Fleming, P. Irving, P. Wallace, J. Edmonds. —GRADE 5- ROW ONE: M. Bell, M. Lauster, J. Redding, J.Robinson,S.Fulkerson. ROW TWO: R. Fleming, D. Guth- rie, S. Marshall. S. Smith, I. Smith, M. Young. ROW THREE: D. Shipley, G. Thomas, F. Carr, A. Whitehead, G. Hoople, R. Grooms. ROW FOUR: S. Campbell, R. Wilson, D. Wilcox, G. Peeso, L. Castor, D. Price, Mrs. Eygnor. ROW ONE: K. Norris, D. Edmonds, B. Lester, P. Richardson, E. Jones, C. Harrington, S. Davenport. ROW TWO: S. Powell, B. Foster, M. Tompkins, P. Barber, M. Bliss, G. Sherman, J. Irving, L. Maust. ROW THREE: P. Staderman, R. McQueen, A. Phillips, V. Collier, C. Price. L. Coonrod, W. Redding, J. Bate, J. Foro, Mrs. Barnes. ROW FOUR: M. Wilson, D. Ball, D. Burns, A. Sutton, E. Kellar, H. Bell, C. Acker, S. HalL ABSENT: G. Van Norstrand. -GRADE 4- ROW ONE: B. Hayes, R. Smith, P. Ireland, E. Richardson, K. Peck, R. Castor, J. Thomas. ROW TWO N. Adams, S. Kenyon, F. True, J. Sebring, G. Guthrie, R. Bennett, S. Hackney, S. Green. ROW THREE C. Durbin, K. Baldridge,N.Edmonds, D.McKinney, D. Bastian, L. Laud, N. Bube, Mrs. Payne. ROW FOUR S. Thomas, L. Oaks, G. Albury, C. Barnes, R. Coomber, R. Welborn, M. Frazier, M. Hoad. ROW ONE: C. Grooms, R. Poorman, A. Lee, D. Yancey, S. Marshall, T. Cole. ROW TWO: L. Webster, J. Hoople, S. Poole, S. Bastian, H. Wright, C. Wilson, D. Carr. ROW THREE: R. Wynn. T. Akins, S. Smith, C. Yates, Mrs. Closs, L. Castor, R. Cushmen, W. Redding, P. Cameron. ROW FOUR: L. Anthony, A. Thomas, M. Jewell, B. Green, M. Pankratz, J. Barnes. -GRADE 3- ROW ONE: S. Berry, E. Edmonds, K. Schumacher, K. Vankouwenberg, D. Benson, P. Marszalkowski, V. Graham. ROW TWO: H. Upholz, L. Garland, J. Richardson, L. Yates, M. Lauster, G. LeRoy, C. Rose, L. Smith. ROW THREE: D. Acker, R. Guthrie, R. MacLaster, C. True, Mrs. Schaefer, S. Maust, A. Herrington, M. Archer, T. Miller. ROW FOUR: J. Wright. A. Wallace. B. Putman, A. MoCastor. J. Green, J. Fleming, G. McGregor. ROW ONE: M. Herrington, J. True, D. Grooms, P. Hoad, F. Frazier, L. Garland. ROW TWO: M. Rose, R. Webster, T. Rising, D. Bishop, W. Smith, J. Washington, E. Putman. ROW THREE: J. Adams, E. Wil- liams, D. Mead, Mrs. Seymour, P. Kenyon, D. Caves, N. Baldridge, E. Jenks. ROW FOUR: N. Poole, P. Baker, J. Miner, J. Jewell, A. Lellar, I. Thomas, C. Washburn, D. Caves. ABSENT: S. Lawton. -GRADE 2- ROW ONE: W. Allen, C. Tompkins, E. Hollis, D. Smith, E. McCoster, D. Smith, H. Hayes, E. Terhune, G. MitchelL ROW TWO: L. Washburn, M. Prober, J.Graham, S. Sklenar.Mrs. Eygnor, S. Yonker, M. Caves, L. Bell, R. Patchen. ROW THREE: P. Barber, P. Moore, D. Yancey, A. Edmonds, J. Ireland, E. Petty, D. Richardson. ROW FOUR: L. Frey, M. Jones, C. Frantz, K. Norris, S. Tellier, M. LeRoy. ROW ONE: E. Thomas, K. Cameron, D.Burns,O.Beebe,M. Wilson, M. McGregor. ROW TWO: F. Kenyon, E. Milan, D. Davenport, G. Powell, J. Hayes, A. Putnam, B. Ball. ROW THREE: R. Poorman, D. Castor, D. Poole, Mrs. Drury, W. Kellar, S. Webber, L. Pankratz. ROW FOUR: L. Dickens, L. Weed, D. Daven- port, L. Vanover, D. Peeso, J. Stevens. ABSENT: Miss Porter, R. Caves. -GRADE I- ROW ONE: J. Kenyon, S. Holton, V. Smith, M. Wright, J. Dodds. ROW TWO: S. Hayes, R. Yonker, A. Schumacher, E. Bell, R. Young, K. Tellier. ROW THREE: C. Miller, D. Lester, R. Tetter, Mrs. Per- kins, E. Bishop, D. Poole, N. Terhune. ROW FOUR: J. Foster, P. Milem, D. Petty, R. Oaks, A. Brok- meyer, Cadet Teacher; G. Allen, C. Green, D. Telarico, D. True. o ROW ONE: J. Edmonds, H. Frazier, D. Milliken, J. Frantz, D. Rising, E. Walker, D. McGregor, Mrs, Baldridge. ROW TWO: L. Poole, F. Ireland, R. Poorman, K. Ball, R. Sherman, K. Hixon, R. Pickering. ROW THREE: L. Eygnor, P. Kellar, P. Virts, D.Sklenar. B. Baker, L. Hazlett, L. Briggs, C. Abraham, H. Gent. ABSENT: L. Powell. -KINDERGARTEN- ROW ONE: D. Goodwin, D. O’Keefe, S. Herrington, E. Jenks, M. Parker, E. Hoople, B. Thomas, Mrs. Marsh. ROW TWO: J. Bensen, D. Smith, N. Oaks, S. Marshall, D. Bishop, A. True, S. Bitter, K. Mables, B. Hall. ROW THREE: D. Noga, C. MoCaster, J. Allen, G. Peck, R. Garland, J. Reibsome, J. Wilson. KINDERGARTEN ROW ONE: S. Thomas, D. Lyman, M. Culp, P. Bundy, A. Bastian, S. Bell, T. Wright, E. Bliss. ROW TWO: J. Graham, J. Norris, W. Wright, L. Webber, S. Young, B. Langdon, E. Hollis, B. Peeso, C. Steit- ler, W. Schumacher, D. Washburn. ROW ONE: R. Fulkerson, B. Thayer, R. Loveless, S. Cushman. ROW TWO: D. Converse, K. Gray, R. Case, M. Allen, D. Cushman. ROW THREE: C. Tack, D. Fulkerson, D. Allen, Mrs. Mertz, K. Marsh, J. Steitler, E. BlondelL ROSE-GRADE I ROW ONE: D. Betts, L. Converse, D. Blauvelt, D. Reibsome, D. Betts, R. Goodwin, R. Miller. ROW TWC P. Koenig, D. Blarvelt, L. Langdon, B. Allen, K. Milliken, M. Gary, G. Hunt, W. Crum, Mrs. Clingermar ROW THREE: P. Miller, P. Taft, J. Fitch, L.Noga.D. Bitter, R. Colburn, A. Beal, J. McRoberts. B. Bea H. Bastian. ROW ONE: D. Taft, K. Fox, A. Miller, P. Sherman,E. Blondell ROW TWO: J. York, R. Ryther, D. Crum, G. Betts, B. Taft, D. Hall. ROW THREE: C. Converse, R. Langdon, R. Bowden, J. Humbert, Mr. Hunt, S. Hall, S. Blauvelt, B. Marsh, U. Smith. 35 ___I 36 ■ 0 SENIOR Our Band has forty-three members. Many are young, but with some work and good luck, we should have a good band. For the first time we have had four French horns, five flutes, eight clarinets playing three parts, four trum- pets on solo, three on second, and four on third. We have one tenor and three alto saxaphones, three trombone parts with five players, two sousaphone play- ers and drums that are reading their parts. There is also a fine trumpet quartet. ROW ONE: B. McQueen, M. B. Oaks, B. Newcomb, S. Burley. ROW TWO: M. Baldridge, J. Colburn, R. Frantz, G. McCumber, J. Smith. ROW THREE: K. Marshall, G. Smith, M. Pahl, D. Smith, D. Mc- Roberts. ROW FOUR: G. Yancey, R. Miller, B. Perkins, C. Collier. ROW FIVE: J. Hackney, I. York, W. Harrison, C. Farnsworth. JUNIOR BAND ROW ONE: S. Smith, B. Yates, E. Avery, E. VanKouwenberg, M. Jones, S. Beal, S. Edinger, M. B. Oakes. ROW TWO: S. Garrison, L. McQueen, S. Carr, K. Durbin, B. Colburn, G. Shoemaker, M. Madigan, P. Shoemaker, C. York. ROW THREE: M. Baldridge, D. Thomas, E. Bissett, R. M. Frantz, L. Guthrie, J. Toles, N. Loveless, R. Thompkins, L. Aldrich, Mr. Rooke, Director. ROW FOUR: A. Seager, A. Patchen, B. Dodds, R. Toles, J. Yancey, R. Caves, G. MacCum- ber, P. Dayton, S. Baker. ROW FIVE: R. York, N. McGregor, R. Smith, J. Cas- tor, G. Humbert, G. Thomas, B. Marshall, C. Fitch, A. Jensen, G. Smith. 38 BAND The band went to Cornell in Sep- tember, Auburn to hear the Marine band in October and played for assemblies. They worked hard to get ready for the festival and the contest in the Spring. There are two large groups. They make up a large Junior Band and a fine group of beginners. ROW ONE: K. Fowler, P. Durbin, D. Pettit, E. Hazlett. ROW TWO: D. Thomas, A. Seager, B. Dobbs, P. Smith, A. Bastian. ROW THREE: S. Beale, S. Baker, S. Edinger, P. Loveless, Mr.Rooke. ROW FOUR: S. Baldridge, M. Moore, G. Marshall, D. Fox. ROW FIVE: J. Castor, R. Fox, R. Welkley, D. MacDougall. BEGINNER'S BAND ROW ONE: G. Rising, E. Gerberg, M. Oaks, S. McQueen, J. VanLare, S. Koenig, M. Spade, J. Yancey, M. Young, D. Shipley. ROW TWO: G. Thomas, R. Wil- son, S. Juffs, D. Guthrie, S. VanKouwenberg, S. Weed, D. Coonrod, P. Upholtz, S. Marshall, T. Prober, A. York. ROW THREE: A. Jones, F. Carr, A. Whitehead, S. Campbell. P. Whitehead, B. Smith, J. Weed, S. Fulkerson, P. Richardson, Mr. Rooke, Director. ROW FOUR: S. Smith, L. VanKouwenberg, P. Wallace, L. Shar- row, C. Yates, D. Price, C. Caves, K. Bastian, P. Burley, S. Albury. ROW FIVE: J. Edmonds, E. Bate, M. Jane, A. McGregor, M. Hughes, J. Allen, G. Peeso, R. Szchacta, R. Hazlett, L. Terhune, C. Washburn. ROW ONE: Mrs. Maloy, Instructor; J. Hall, C. Akins, M. R. Castor, D, DeVay. ROW TWO: E. Fowler, E. Hazlett, S. Fuller, C. Smith, M. PahL ENSEMBLE TRUMPET QUARTET ROW ONE: J. Allen, E. Noyes, E. Houghtaling, J, Hall, C. Richardson, M. Moore, H. Irwin, D, DeVay, N. Porter, M. Pahl, G. Staderman, J. Hackney, Pianist. ROW TWO: M. R. Castor, J. Miller, C. Aking, J. Yonkers, L. York, G. Foro, M. Sharrow, S. Powell, P. Loveless, D. Petit, J. Castor. ROW THREE: D. McGregor, G. Smith, B. Newcomb, J. Richardson, K. Fowler, R. Gent, C. Allen, L. Richardson, D. Knox, C. Farnsworth, W. Champlin, E. Hazlett, N. Meyer, D. Patchen, M. Rose, Mr. Rooke. ROW FOUR: C. Collier, C. Wood, S. Burley, S. Peeso, W. Wallace, R. Miller, R. Heineman, R. Fox, C. Trickey, I. York, D. Buchinger, S. Fuller, F. Kellogg, J. Meyer, C. Smith. ABSENT: D. Knox, W. Harrison. SENIOR CHOIR The Senior High Choir is made up of 58 members, directed by Charles Rooke and accompanied by Judy Hackney. During this year they sang at the Christmas Program at school. Music for the program was presented as a combined choir. They also participated in the annual Spring Music Festival which was held at Williamson. 41 J u N I O R C H O ROW ONE: M. Hall, J. Poole, B. Miller, R. Frantz, B. Yates, S. Beal, J. Colburn, A. Austin, M. Jones, D. _ Thomas, L. Mables, J. Young, S. Carr, A. Bastian, P. Akins, G. Briggs. ROW TWO: S. Thayer, J. Rotach, K A, Sutton, M. Oaks, T. Norris, D. Smith, D. Fox, D. Bliss, J. Upholtz, N. McGregor, J. Hackney, R. Catchpole, K. Marshall, J. Castor. ROW THREE: E. McCoomber, K. Powell, K. Stephens, A. Jensen, D. Loveless, D. Jones, L. Smith, C. Vanover, N. Moore, B. McQueen, D. Yonkers, C. Hendershot, E. Van- Kouwenberg, N. Catlin, S. Smith. ROW FOUR: J. Heineman, F. Heck, R. Young, J. Wallace, N. Riebsome, M. VanKouwenberg, S. Godkin, J. Lee, C. Fitch, M, Madison, L. Shaffer, P. Smith, S. Baker. ROW ONE: R. Smith, R. Toles, M. Hughes, J. Van Layer, S. Smith, M. Webber, C. Barnes, L. Terhune, M. Case, M. Spade, C. Greene, E. J. Avery, E. Bissett, C. Horton, L. Acker, L. Guthrie, P. Hazlett, R. Caves, C. Fulkerson. ROW TWO: C. Yates, M. Oaks, E. Gerberg, L. Aldrich, C. Barber, J. Foro, J. Wilson, P. Burley, G. Rising, P. Smith, D. Tompkins, S. Garrison, D. Burns, D. Ball, A. McGregor, C. MacRoberts. ROW THREE: L. Castor, S. Campbell, S. Marshall, D. Price, D. Wilcox, G. Hoople, R. Fleming, C. York, J. Briggs, M. A. Wilson, E. Kellar, S. Koeing, G. Sherman, S. Hall, P. Richardson, I. Jones, J. Adams. ROW FOUR: R. Wilson, J. Yancey, S. Smith, T. Prober, R. Castor, K. Baldridge, S. Hackney, J. Thomas, J. Bates, M. Lauster, J. Robinson, R. R. McQueen, S. McQueen, P. Staderman, V. ColUer, J. Castor. S. Davenport, G. Guthrie, L. Maust, F. True, M. Tompkins, S. Powell, P. Barber. Mrs. Maloy. ROW FIVE: C. Caves, L. Sharrow, P. Richardson, C. Price, L. Coonrod, D. McKinney, K. Bas- tian, P. Ireland, S. Thomas, K. Peck, L. McQueen, B. Lester, C. Durbin, C. Barnes. ROW ONE: Mr. Bailey. Adviser; D. MacDougall, C. Smith. L. Richardson, D. Patchen. C. Richardson, J. Hackney, D. DeVay. ROW TWO: B. Dodds, G. Yancey, D. Buchinger, S. Baldridge, D. Burley, D. Pat- chen, D. Godkin, R. Castor, N. Miner, C. Allen, G. Weed, J. Richardson. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council, under the guidance of Miss Finch and Mr. Bailey, has worked very hard to present many activities which would appeal to the interests of the students and members of die community. Some of these activities have been the sponsorship of the Halloween Dance, Christmas Tea, All-School Prom, Student Association Banquet, and the various skating parties of which the proceeds were forwarded to the Student Loan F und. To make for a more efficient governing body, the Council has improved its system for presenting motions and committee reports within the Council meetings, it has improved its records department and because of the generosity of die administration, the Council was granted a permanent place to hold its meetings. The greatest advancement has been the improving and strengthening of the Student Association Constitution, to insure all students of a strong and efficient student government. We, as a governing body, are trying to improve our school activities and to give all students an equal and greater voice in Student Government. 44 SCANNER STAFF ROW ONE: K. Collier, J. Meyer, G. Foro. ROW TWO: R. Shufelt, C. Smith, Miss French, Adviser. ROW THREE: G. Durham, K. Smith, D. Knox, R. Bellinger. The class of 1960 published the Scanner as project of the English IU Class. The Staff especially appreciated the fine efforts of the Business Department in helping us to have a fine mimeographed paper and the special issues for the holiday seasons. The use of color and art work brightened up the pages and made it more attractive. A special project of the Staff was an 18-page issue commemorating National Education Week. The issue was distributed to all parents and teachers in the community. Our main goals were to keep the students and teachers better informed, to share our ideas with other schools in this area, to publish student opinion and the creative works of various classes. ROW ONE: Miss Schneider, Adviser; G. Marshall, D. Patchen, G. Durham, J. Allen. ROW TWO: M. Castor, C. Richardson, C. Smith, Mr. Ryan, Adviser. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Honor Society this year is made up of 10 members under the supervision of Mr. Ryan and Miss Schneider. Many of the Honor Society members have ordered pins from the National Honor Society in Washing- ton. Our first project of the year was the planning and carrying out of the Initiation Banquet for the new members. The special speaker was Mr. Granger from Sodus. Many other interesting projects have been planned and we expect to have a very successful year. 45 Y O R K E R C L U B ROW ONE: Miss Waldron, C. Fitch, E. Houghtaling, E. VanKouwenberg, M. Baldridge. ROW TWO: S. Carr, G. Smith, M. Jones, C. Hendershot, L. Mables, K. Durbin. ROW THREE: S. Godkin, M. Matteson, S. Thayer. The Yorker Club members study about the history of our Community, state, and nation; they learn about the government, how it makes the laws, and enforces them. This year they have visited the Courthouse at Lyons where they saw how a real trial is conducted and also visited the Wayne County Museum. Many guns and large collections of pins and buttons made for several presidential campaigns in the U. S. were on display. On their way to Lyons they stopped to see the old ditch which was the Erie Canal in its first phase. On the return trip they visited the ruins of anold lock which represents the second phase of the Erie Canal. Later in the year the members visited Cooperstown. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB The photography club is con- centrating on improving techniques of photo-taking and the process of making good prints and enlargements. Each year new members learn basic skills of film development and the making of their own prints. Color photography is discussed as interest demands. ROW ONE: D. MacDougall, C. Smith, D. Patchen, G. Marshall, J. Meyer. ROW TWO: Mr. Clement, W. Madigan, D. Burley, C. Prober. A, ROW ONE: D. Devay, D. Patchen, J. Allen, R. Bellinger. ROW TWO: D. Pettit, S. Burley, G. Stader- man. Miss French, Adviser; G. Smith, D. Patchen, M. Pahl, S. Fuller, S. PowelL ROW THREE: N. Meyer, F. Houghtaling, T. Catchpole, R. Heineman, D. Knox, K. Fowler. DRAMATICS CLUB The Dramatics Club which was organized early last fall, presented the drama, “The Remarkable Incident at Carson’s Corners,” by Reginald Rose, as the main project of the year. Although lacking proper stage and lighting facilities, the cast did a marvelous job with this play and the audience and cast alike, considered it a most worthwhile project. As there are only seventeen members in the club'and the play required a cast of twenty-eight people, several other students assisted in the success of the production. The club also presented two assembly programs, which the students enjoyed very much. The Officers are: President, Doug Patchen; Vice-President, Dot DeVay; Secretary-Treasurer, Jennie Allen, and Adviser, Miss French. ROW ONE: E. Houghtaling, J. Green, R. Bellinger, W.Madigan,R. Jones, R. Yates, R. Briggs. ROW TWO: R. Ghent, J. Allen, D.Knox, Miss Finch, G. Smith. ABSENT: S. Burley, D. Pettit, B. Frazer. LIBRARY STAFF Many periods of helpful, volunteer service are given to the library by the members of the student staff of die eighth grade and of the high school group. In addition to being scheduled regularly for one or more periods each week, a staff member may elect to join the Library Club, which engages in such projects as the Book Fair, bulletin board displays, book exhibits for special groups, and library programs. Correspondence with pen pals from other coun- tries was inaugurated this year. Since a student may register for this library activity for any ten-week period, nearly fifty students are participating members during the year. ROW ONE: N. McGreger, C. Smith, J. Poole, S. Edinger, P. Smith, L. Shaffer, M. VanKowenberg, N. Catlin, J. Rotach, T. Norris. ROW TWO: S. Carr, Miss Finch, Adviser; B. McQueen, G. Briggs, M. Love- less, A. Bastian. ABSENT: A. Austin, N. Moore. 48 ROW ONE: B. Frazer, R. Miller, R. Shufelt, R. Fox, J. Aldrich. ROW TWO: R. Yates, D. Humbert, W. Moore, Mr. Gillette, G. Humbert, M. Briggs, R. Briggs. The Future Farmers of America had a full schedule this past year. During the summer, the chapter attended judging contests at Delhi. The chapter also represented Wayne County at the State Fair during the summer. The members also attended the Rochester F ruit Show with exhibits. Teams are planning to go to the Syracuse Fruit Show this year. The chapter plans to enter in the insect and disease contest, variety judging contest, and the apple grading contest. The chapter also plans on having a demonstration on tree grafting and whealbearing greasing at the Syracuse Fruit Show. The chapter exhibited apples at the County Fair, the proceeds from which totaled $34,00. The chapter also has had representatives at the county meetings. One of the outstanding accomplishments of the chapter is the individual boy's projects. Many boys have had excellent projects in the past year. Mr. Durbin, director of Audio VisualClub, teaches the students how to operate the following machines: Tape recorder, Filmstrip, and opaque projectors, movie machine and microphone. This equipment is used by outside organizations such as churches and the Grange. The Art Department has been making 3$ inch x 4 inch slides this year that are used in the old slide projector. ROW ONE: Mr. Durbin, Adviser; J. Seeley, F. Lavalley, B. Perkins, M. Briggs, G. Smith. ROW TWO: D. Humbert, R. Jones, P. Welkley, N. Brunix, L. Wil- cox, W. Madigan, R. Bellinger, R. Yates. J. Colburn, E. Houghtaling, G. Foro, Mrs. Miner, Adviser; P. Smith, S. Carr (patient), S. Eding- er, M. Van Kowenberg, N. Catlin, J. Poole, B. Miller. ABSENT; J. Miller, P. Loveless. NURSES CLUB FUTURE NURSES CLUB The purpose of our Future Nurses’ Club is to acquaint interested girls with the fundamentals of nursing. This year, training classes were planned for artificial respiration and first aid bandaging. We had a guest speaker from the Syracuse hospitaL Other things planned for the year included a bake sale, ordering pins, attending the annual meeting of Wayne County Nurses’ Club, and a project to encourage tak- ing showers after gym classes. 50 mm?:Mm ■rxp5r ? ;•} . ?.« A;'i; ‘ V V •-■ A! ,J; 7 -V •„.% '.' - “7 , S . .vv v V- ••' Jrjsg v6 K'C, Spiral pkii itSil iiipgp MSI SPORTS ROW ONE: A. Weed, H. Terhune, A. Green, R. Schufelt, H. Irvin, B. Harrison, L. Richardson, C. Little, Upholtz. ROW TWO: R. Miller, G. Weed, D. MacDougal, W. Wallace, D. Godkin, D. Heineman, J. T. Catchpole, B. Terhune, Coach Woods. SOCCER We are very proud of our soccer team this year because they have had the best record than any team in North Rose since 1952. Our record was: won-4, tied-2, and lost-5. The boys really had their hearts in the game and displayed fine sportsmanship. With the loss of only six players, the team of next year should also show a fine record, if the spirit and interest is as great as it was this year. SCORES NORTH ROSE OPPONENTS 4 Marion 3 3 Newark 4 2 Wayne 4 0 Sodus 0 2 Wolcott 2 0 Williamson 5 0 Red Creek 1 6 Savannah 0 5 Newark 2 6 Savannah 1 _0 Red Creek _4 TOTALS: 28 52 26 LEFT TO RIGHT: I. York, J. Lee, D. Heineman, D. Godkin, R. Perkins, R. Shufelt, D. MacDougall, D. Patchen. CENTER: Coach Woods. VARSITY BASKETBALL This year there are three lettermen returning to the squad: John Lee, David Godkin, and Don Mac- Dougall. Four Seniors and six Juniors make up the Varsity basketball squad. There is not speed, but a lot of hustle and interest are shown, and we expect a great improvement as the season goes along. Last year, we beat Wheatland-Chili in the pre-quarter final game, 54-50. We then faced Romulus in die quarter- finals and lost. With the addition of several outstanding J. V. S a better record is anticipated. Spirit is running high due to the fine teamwork shown by players and the excellent job that is being done by die cheerleaders and spectators. ROW ONE: B. Frazer, H. Terhune, R. Horton, H. Irvin, R. Allen, P. Durbin. ROW TWO: Coach Raethka, R. Young, G. Weed, R. Yates, R. Fox, P. Maurer, D. Knox, W. Wallace, G. Durham. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL On the Junior Varsity squad this year, returning are three third-year men, seven two-year men, and four first-year men. Due to a lack of height, the team is based on a strong defense and, with contin- uous work on the offense, by the end of the year should show a fine record. These boys have been showing a lot of hustle and a lot of speed; they will be a tough team to beat. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Our Junior Varsity cheerleading squad was all new this year. They were surprised at all the work cheerleading took, but they all worked very hard and did a fine job of supporting their team. LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Loveless, S. Powell, N. Meyer, J. Yonker, G. Staderman, D. Pettit. J V c H E E R L E A D E R S LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Lane, J. Lee, R. Powell, D. MacDougall, R. Yates. BASEBALL BASEBALL TEAM The North Rose baseball team played the season with green players, as a whole, last year, since only three lettermen returned to the squad: Dick Guthrie, Doug Patchen and Terry Catchpole. Horace Irwin was selected as captain of the team. They played a very good sectional game against Romulus, losing by score of 5-3. This year, with the return of eleven lettermen, a more successful season is anticipated. TENNIS ROW ONE: C. Allen, D. Knox, G. Marshall, C. Little D. Patchen, T. Cathcpole, J. Edinger, L. Juffs. ROW TWO: R. Miller, R. Shufelt, R. Patchen, D. Guthrie, H. Irwin, D. Burley, D.Knox, R. Fox, Coach Woods. GIRLS' SPORTS Mary Pahl, Dot DeVay, Marion Rose, Katie Collier, Judy Richardson, Mary Moore, Though our girls didn’t get their new uniforms for their pic- tures, they were still in high spirits and did a fine job in supporting our team. Here’s Mary P, with her pep and originality, Dot with her friendly smile and spirit, Katie with her voice and willingness to work hard, Judy with her good jump, and Mary M., our tallest cheer- leader, who’s always neat and spirited. 56 ircfc 1. (Si —I 73 O j— 73 G I 57 SPORTS COUNCIL ROW ONE: D. Patchen, S. Powell, G. Smith. ROW TWO: K. Collier, M. Pahl, J. Meyer. ROW THREE: S. Fuller, D. DeVay, F. Kellogg, Miss Little. SPORTS COUNCIL Class teams compete in soccer, basketball, volleyball, softball, badminton, table tennis, archery, and bowling, to gain credit for their letters and gold bar. These girls are elected by those participating in intramurals. They are responsible for organizing the intramurals and scheduling and keeping records of points for each sport. ROW ONE: D. Pettit, S. Powell, J. Allen, D. Yonkers, E. VanKouwenberg, J. Miller, D. DeVay. ROW TWO: P. Loveless, J. Castor, B. McQueen, G.Staderman, M. VanKouwenberg, C. Richardson, D. Mc- Gregor, G. Smith, Miss Little. ROW THREE: A. Bastian, S. Carr, L. Mables, A. Austin, J. Poole, E. Houghtaling, M. Hall, R. Frantz, B. Hayes, M. PahL ROW FOUR; D. Patchen, S. Edinger, K. Fowler. N. Reibsome, L. Smith, P. Smith, J. Green, S. Baker, C. Hendershot. ROW FIVE: D. Loveless, L. Shaffer, F. Houghtaling, G. Foro, N. Meyer, K. Collier, J. Meyer, F. Kellogg, S. Fuller, S. Burley. u 2- 9. Just Katie 10. Mr. America 11. Howdy, Folks! 58 CLYDE- LYONS AIRPORT Harold Smith, Prop. 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B.A. YANCEY GARAGE General Repair, Tires, Batteries Accessories Radio, T.V.--Electrical Home Appliances North Rose Phone 2221 DRURY SON Feed, Fertilizer, Insecticides, Fungicides Mason's Supplies Fuel Oil--Blue Coal Phone 3461 North Rose, N.Y. Compliments of OAKS AND SON North Rose New York Phone 2821 QUALITY MARKET The Best in Meats Groceries North Rose Good Luck Seniors MEAD'S GULF STATION North Rose, New York 69 Manufacturers Distributors of Wood Metal Ladders Compliments SEELYE LADDERS of Paint and Hardware Department North Rose Phone 2731 LOTUS LODGE There'S no J jgf'if! CHARLOTTE'S BEAUTY SHOP S North Rose Resort, New York WARD P. BUHLMANN Feed - Coal - Spray Materials Evaporated Apples Frozen Fruits FRANK M. NOYES Water Service North Rose North Rose Phone 4451 Congratulations Class of '59 BEACON FEEDS Glenn Mills Marvin L. Jay Representing North Rose, New York NATIONWIDE MUTUAL INSURANCE of every form Telephone 2119 Rose, New York 70 Congratulations to the Compliments Seniors and Student Body of of a fine school. LYONS A.R. KETCHUM SONS RESTAURANT Clyde, New York Clyde Road WH-6-6121 Drugs, Prescriptions, 6c Cosmetics SCRIBER'S PHARMACY The Rexall Store CLYDE HERALD EAGLE The Best in Printing Clyde, New York Good Luck -- Seniors! CLYDE MILLING CORPORATION VICTORY Clyde, N.Y. MARKET Compliments of MONEY TIME LABOI ROCHESTER GAS 6c ELECTRIC ARTHUR STELL ATLANTIC STATION Sodus Wolcott Wallington, N.Y. 71 CLASSIFIED Joseph H. Ghent-Barber Shop Reta's Coffee Shop ADS Tel. 2851 North Rose Case's Garage Pick's Esso Station Marsh's Coal Company Schumaker's General Store Tel. 2236 Tel. 2135 Tel. 4596 Tel. 2367 Rose Clingerman's Used Furniture DeJohn's Shoe Store Lewis Kellogg Son Loder's Barber Shop Mann's Grocery Mary's Fashion Shop Modern Shoe Repair Nellie Van Male-Dept. Store Paliotii's Shoe Store Petrosino Dry Cleaners Van Oil Co. , Inc. West End Market Tel. Wa 3-7101 Tel. Wa 3-4391 Clyde Mac's Body Shop Mac's Grill Philip Ace Blandins Salerno's Super Market Week's Funeral Parlor Wm. Halloway Sons Tel. Wh 6-4701 Lyons Don Palmer The Candy Man Newark Coe's Goodyear Headquarters Paris Shop Sidney Pierce Jewelers Tel. 9109 Tel. 4212 Sodus Hotel Fredrick Alton Bay Bridge Grocery Graham's Grocery Store Van Lare-Texaco Service Station Resort Edward's Shoe Store Eugene P. Haughey-Ford Dealer Eygnor's Grocery Hayden's Jewelers K. C. Mook Music Co. Keukelaar Forshee Olmstead's Insurance Tel. 2251 Wolcott 72 v. - J ■ -■ ' v : ... v - •- V - • • ■ ''' w .’ . S(5 ' 0 • • ’ v '' ■ ' - ' . V •; ;-W ; ■ . -, • V «V ,� S -«T • .. ■-! . — ■ • • r ' “ I . rbt . - ••• - .. . Cf- ' V ' I vt . a' v • ■ r