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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1961 volume:

■W •V . z - r. ■ North Rose Central School MATER In a quiet little village JuSt below Ontario's blue. Stands our honored Alma Mater Steadfast, staunch, and true; We are loyal sons and daughters Seeking wisdom one by one, Learning lessons that shall aid us. In the years to come; When the parting days are over And we tread life's rugged way, Memories of thee shall linger In our hearts for aye Let us extol her glorious name. Raise her praises to the sky; Thou indeed well beloved. EILEAN NOYES Editor-in-Chief CHARLES ALLEN Class President l)tdkation, CHARLES W. SNYDER, H, S. Principal To you, Mr, Snyder, the Class of 1961 proudly dedicates this, our Rambler. We feel we have a mutual relationship at N.R.C.S. As we have completed our four years of high school, you have likewise given four years of faithful service to our Alma Mater. When we enter eel as Freshmen, you entered as our new high school principal; thus we have shared our ideas and educational experiences during these last four years. Your unceasing patience and helpfulness have contributed greatly to our happiness. Back of your ever-present humor, we feel a certain sternness and steadfastness of pur- pose; in your final decisions regarding our problems, we know you have kept in mind the ultimate good of each of us students. As we leave our Alma Mater, we dedicate to you this yearbook, our storehouse of treasures, which we hope you will cherish and guard faithfully for us throughout the coming years, as we will cherish your friendship and your loyalty to our class. 'Rmhla Sta EDITOR IN CHIEF Associate Editors BUSINESS MANAGER Assistants TYPING EDITOR Assistants ART EDITOR Assistant ACTIVITIES EDITOR Assistant SPORTS EDITORS CIRCULATION MANAGER Assistants PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Assistants ADVISOR EILEAN NOYES Carolyn Akins Mary Ruth Castor Richard Fox Paul Durbin PAUL MAURER Charles Little Charles Allen Robert Briggs JUDY HALL Elaine Hazlett James Seelye BETTY NEWCOMB Fred Clingerman WANDA CHAMPLIN Marcia Smith ROBERT YATES Sandra Peeso ROSE GENT Marian Rose Elizabeth Joyner JUDY RICHARDSON Kitty Fowler Nicholas Bruinix Robert Briggs Rose Gent CELIA E FRENCH f tfJm %omu!w 3d fflwkUoK The students of N. R. C. S. wish to express their sincerest appreciation to “A rt” Maunder, the long-time friend of the students, teachers, and alumni of our Alma Mater. Faithfulness to each task and his knowledge of the work at hand have contributed much in keeping our school a clean, healthy place in which we are proud to be able to work and to learn. “Art” has seen four daughters of his own grad- uate from our school. In the thirty-four years that he has served faithfully, he has seen scores of young people “Enter to learn” and “Go forth to serve.” Our good friend “Art” will always have a warm spot in the heart of all the children who love him, of all teenagers who respect him, and of every teacher who admires him as a loyal friend. On his retirement, the students and teachers felt keenly the loss of a constant friend and willing helper. “Well done, thou good and faithful servant. %amomcL MMa 1947 to 1960 greatly missed by her classmates community. _____-______________ Mr. Edinger: Your ideals have inspired us with courage and hope for the future; you have proved your faith in each of us. You have often given us timely advice and have shown us the right path. Your friendship is valued highly by each of us. Mr. Smith: Our appreciation is expressed to Mr. Smith, District Superintendent of Schools who is retiring this year. He has served many faithful years and has worked consistently for the welfare of our schools. Fred Durbin, Elementary Supervisor Mr. Bailey: You have diligently guided each of us in the right choice of a career; you are always willing to give counsel in both our school and personal problems. Your interest in each student is deeply appreciated; we sincerely hope that you will be proud of our achievements in the future. Russell Bailey, Guidance Counselor Supervising Principal, Paul J. Edinger O. M. Smith, Dist. Supt. of Schools Mr. Durbin: With his cheerful smile and open mind, Mr. Durbin is always ready to help and to devote extra time to his students. We appreciate his warm, friendly spirit which has done so much to maintain a fine relationship between the grade stu- dents and the high school pupils. 'Boml off EdjmUoti On Monday evening, when most people are at home comfortably watching tele- vison or enjoying a quiet evening with their family, the members of our Board of Education spend their time and effort in attending the meetings of the Board, and plan- ning worthwhile activities for students and teachers. They provide for us the best textbooks, the best teachers, and the finest school equipment for every department. We, the Seniors of 1961, wish to express our thanks to our Board forthe many hours spent on planning these worthwhile activities and all these educational opportunities. Raymond McQueen, President; Seth Oaks. Maynard Hall, Warren Baldridge, George Thomas, Ruth Skutt, Helen Welkley. 9 Tl'KtS JmJjUf RUSSELL BAILEY Guidance WILLIAM REILLY Grade 6 FRED DURBIN Grade Supervisor REVA THOMAS Commercial PAUL EDINGER Supervising Principal CHARLES W SNYDER H. S. Principal JAMES RYAN Art A TRUE FRIEND A teacher is the kind of friend, On whom a student can depend. A helper in the time of need, The truest kind of friend indeed! Never refusing to give assistance, Urging, pleading, with utmost persistence. Always patient, true, and kind, A better friend is hard to find. by Elaine Hazlett Class of ’61 10 BEATRICE TARBELL Girls' Physical Education LUCILLE MINER School Nurse ELEANOR MALOY Music ETHEL MC ALLISTER Grade 6 MARY A. HACKNEY Jr. High English ELISABETH COMAN English CELIA E. PRENCH English and Latin ELVA PEDOR Hygienist FLORENCE FINCH Librarian - H'KtS Jaadttf - MARJORIE HUNT Commercial CHARLES ROOKE Music LAURA WALDRON Citizenship Education CLAUDE GILLETTE Agriculture LYDIA GAGE Junior High PAUL SIELING Science FLORENCE KNAPP Homemaking LINDA PLASSCHE English and Spanish THOMAS O'CONNELL Junior High GRETA BARNES Grade 4 MARJORIE KELLOGG Grade 5 LAURA PAYNE Grade 4 MARY PERKINS Grade 1 BETTY CLOSS Grade 3 JEAN EYGNOR Grade 5 MABEL SCHAEFER Grade 3 INEZ DRURY Grades 2 and 3 (Rose) PAULINE PORTER Grade 1 - XMS %a MJjUj - LAURA SEYMOUR Grade 2 VIRGINIA BALDRIDGE Kindergarten GLADYS EYGNOR Grade 2 JOAN FLAHERTY Cadet Teacher RUTH MERTZ Grade 1 (Rose) ALICE MARSH Kindergarten GEORGE HUNT Grades 4 and 5 (Rose) FRANCES RUSSO Cadet Teacher Our secretaries are always present with a friendly smile. The office maintains a cheerful atmosphere because of th ir presence. We thank them for the many tedious hours they have contributed to make our school one of which we can be proud. Many thanks to our faithful cooks for the many long hours they spend in the kitchen so we can spend ten delicious moments eating the good food they prepare. Carolyn Moore, Mae Milem, Amanda Goodsell, Leona Clingerman, Emi Smith. B u We are very lucky to have such a fine group of courteous and reliable bus drivers. These men watch the young children carefully and make sure that each child has a safe ride to school with a cheerful morning greeting, Hello, Kids! Cu todutM Our heartfelt thanks to our Custodians, who keep our school clean and neat, and keep the rooms warm and comfortable. Clou oh '6! CELIA E. FRENCH Class Advisor “Those who could win joy and happiness must first share it with others.” Miss French: We, the Senior Class of 1961, would like you to know how much we appreciate all the help you have given us this past year. You have not only been an outstanding teacher, but a friend who gave us encourage- ment and guidance when we needed it. Toward each and every student you have been kind, generous, and friendly. We will never forget the countless hours you spent with us tohelpmake our activities a success. Because of these qualities, we deeply honor and respect you, Miss French, our Advisor. tiau '6 EILEAN NOYES Never underestimate the powers of a small woman. PAUL MAURER Money isn't everyting, but it helps. CHARLES E. ALLEN I can resist anything ex- cept temptation!! PAUL K. DURBIN It is well for one to know more than he says. ” 17 A JUDITH A. RICHARDSON Adorable, charming, flirtatious and free. Why can't everyone be like me? RICHARD C. FOX Let the world go as it may, I will take it any- way. MARY RUTH CASTOR It's better to be small and shine than large and cast a shadow. ELAINE G. HAZLETT When you begin to feel worse and worse, call on Elaine, our nurse. 18 _ NICOLAS BRUINIX School’s all right, what else can you do during the day? FREDERICK M. CLIN GERMAN Important people have many ups and downs in their lives, but this cliff is ridiculous. MARCIA D. SMITH In controversia 1 moments my perception's r a t h e r fine. I always see both points of view, the one JUDY HALL Behind that very inno- cent face many devilish thoughts do race. 19 She has wit and will, and so her tongue lay seldom still. ROBERT A. BRIGGS Today let me live well; no one knows what to- morrow may be. dim CAROLYN J. AKINS If silence is golden, I'll never be rich. E. LOUISE FOWLER I don’t mind living in a man's world as long as I can be a woman in it. 20 ROBERT D. YATES He who hesitates is lost. MARIAN L. ROSE On each cheek appears a pretty dimple. ROSE M. GENT Life is a bed of roses, but oh, those thorns! 21 CHARLES R. LITTLE The high school days have their delights, but they can't compare with high school nights. SANDRA L. PEESO She laughs as she comes, she laughs as she goes; but about what, who knows? ELIZABETH JOYNER Ignorance is one of the fundamental causes of prejudice. BETTY F. NEWCOMB As the sun colors flowers, so does art color life. JAMES D. SEELYE Variety is the spice of life. Smoi cUudiu CAROLYN AKINS--Choir, Student Council, Intra- murals, Library Club, Nurses Club, Triple Trio, Treasurer (Sophomore), Scanner, Dramatics Club, G.A.A, (Vice-President), Bowling, Rambler, Senior Play. CHARLES ALLEN--Class President (Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior), Student Council (Treas- urer), J.V. Basketball, Varsity Basketball, Choir, Rambler, Senior Play, Scanner. ROBERT BRlGGS--Audio Visual, Library Staff, F. F.A., Scanner. Rambler, Senior Play, Manager of Snack Bar. NICOLAS BRUINIX--Audio Visual, F.F.A., Basket- ball, Scanner, Rambler, Senior Play. MARY RUTH CASTOR—Class Secretary (Fresh- man), Nurses Club, Choir, National Honor Society, Student Council (Vice-President, Acting President), Scanner Editor, Cheerleading, Intramurals, Triple Trio, A.S.P.T.Y., Rambler, Senior Play. WANDA CHAMPLIN—Treasurer (Freshman), Choir, Scanner, Rambler, Senior Play. FRED M. CLINGERMAN--Choir, Soccer, Scanner, Basketball, Rambler, Senior Play. PAUL DURBIN--Band, Audio Visual, Yorker Club, Basketball, Volleyball, Scanner, Snack Bar Manager, Class Vice-President (Senior), Choir, Rambler, Senior Play. E. LOUISE FOWLER—Band, Choir, Cheerleading, Library Staff, Intramurals, National Honor Society, Scanner, Rambler, Senior Play, Class Vice-Presi- dent (Junior), Manager of Christmas Card Sale, En- semble, A.S.P.T.Y. RICHARD COX—Basketball, Baseball, F.F.A., Band, Library Staff, Scanner, Student Council, Choir, Ramb- ler, Senior Play. ROSE GENT - -Library Staff, P rom Committee, Choi r. Scanner, Rambler, Senior Play. JUDY HALL--Choir, Library Staff, Triple Trio, Cheerleading, Scanner, Bowling, Dramatics Club, Rambler, Senior Play. ELAINE HAZLETT—Band, Choir, Nurses Club, Triple Trio, Student Council, Intramurals, Dra- matics Club, Bowling, Scanner, Rambler, Senior Play, National Honor Society, A.S.P.T.Y. ELIZABETH JOYNER—N.H.A., Choir, Senior Play, Junior Play, Rambler, Intramurals. CHARLES LITTLE—Soccer, Baseball, Basketball, Scanner, Rambler, Senior Play. PAUL MAURER—Scanner, Treasurer (Junior, Senior), Basketball, National Honor Society, Manager of Magazine Sales, A.S.P.T.Y. BETTY NEWCOMB—Vice-President (Freshman), Choir, Scanner, Rambler Artist, Band, Cheerleading, Dramatics Club, National Honor Society, Snack Bar Manager. EILEEN NOYES—National Honor Society, Choir, Bowling, Class Secretary(Sophomore, Junior, Senior), Prom Co-Chairman, Intramurals, G.A.A. (Secretary- Treasurer), Scanner, Rambler Editor, Senior Play. SANDRA PEESO—Choir, Scanner, Intramurals, Dra- matics Club, Nowling, G.A.A. (President), Rambler, Senior Play, Prom Committee. JUDITH A. RICHARDSON—Student Council (Presi- dent 1961), Senior Play, Choir, Cheerleading, Intra- murals, Girls Ensemble, Majorette, Scanner, Bowl- ing, Rambler. MARIAN ROSE—Cheerleading, Senior Play, intra- murals, Rambler, Choir, Scanner, Prom Committee. JAMES SEELYE—Yorker Club, Library Club, Audio Visual, Tennis, Rambler, SENIOR Play, Scanner. MARCIA SMITH—Choir, Library Club, NursesClub, Bowling, Intramurals, Scanner, Rambler, Senior Play. ROBERT YATES—Library Staff, Basketball, F.F.A., Audio Visual, Soccer, Rambler, Senior Play, F.F.A. Reporter, Scanner. 23 The Class of '61 will be long remembered for its accomplishments in North Rose Central, but we, the class, will longer remember our Sen- ior Play, Great Caesar's Ghost. Though we all worked hard under the direction of our Advisor, Miss French, we enjoyed the work and were well rewarded for it with receipts of $300.00 or more and the satisfaction of a job well-done. We sincerely hope that all clas- ses will have as much fun, profit, and success from their plays as we have had from ours. Gmt tuwi'i Gkod Smoi 'Jlcuf-CUu oh '6! DRAMATIS PERSONNAE Mrs. Penelope Maxwell........... Kitty Fowler Mrs. Phoebe DeRoyster........... Marian Rose Deborah DeRoyster............... Mary Ruth Castor Phineas Farthingale............. Helen Maxwell . Paul Durbin Tommy Tucker. Elaine Hazlett Charles Allen Aunt Polly Maxwell Johnson . . . . Eilean Noyes Esther Paul Maurer Mahjah . . . . Judy Richardson Hattie .... Richard Fox Dick 0 Donnell. Judy Hall Smo'L Clou Hutouj Our four years in high school, with Washington and graduation as our goals, have been busy ones. During our Freshman year we had a Candy Sale, Class Supper, and a Bake Sale. Our Sophomore year consisted of a Record Hop, Class Supper, Roller Skating Party, and a Bake Sale. Our Junior and Senior years were really record breakers. In our Junior year all standing records in Snack Bar Sales were broken. We also held a Roller Skating Party, Fire Extinguisher Sale, and a Class Supper. We published our school newspaper, the Scanner, and ended our year as Honor Guard for the Class of '60. A very busy Senior year followed in which we held a Magazine Drive, Dinner, Senior Play, and Christmas Dinner. We published a fine Yearbook and ended the year with our ultimate goal. Graduation, which ended our stay at N.R.C.S. 25 WoW Strong, Isn’t he? Tired Those Eyes Whoops j Cute, huh? Great Athlete Stuck Up Well, Girls Gabby ROW ONE: Mrs. Hunt, Advisor; D. Patchen, B. Perkins, S. Burley, B. Hayes, M. Hall. ROW TWO: D. Pettit, L. York, G. Staderman, J. Yonkers, J. Green, J. Miller, W. Fleming, M. VanHorn, E. Houghtaling. ROW THREE: M. Sharrow, F. LaValley, R. Motley, F. Houghtaling, L. Simpson, N. Meyer, B. Frazer, D. Buchinger. ROW FOUR: J. Aldrich, G. Kellogg, G. Humbert, C. Farnsworth, D. Owen, H. Terhune, G. Weed. Ctou oh During the past three years, the enthusiastic “Class of ’62 has worked diligently toward their goal of graduation. As Freshmen they sold candy, and sponsored the first Christmas Prom held in our school. Highlights of their Sophomore year included greeting card sales and sponsoring a skating party. They have en- joyed working together, and were delighted when they received their class rings, on Octo- ber 19. They also published the Scanner, our school newspaper. Operation of the Snack Bar brought satisfaction of a job well done, and additional funds for the W.D.C. Trip. CLASS OF 1963 President...................... Vice President................. Secretary ..................... Treasurer...................... Student Council Representatives Advisor........................ ...............Wanda Flynn .............Kent Marshall . . . Marsha Van Kouwenberg ...............David Smith Brenda McQueen, Joyce Hixon ...............Miss Waldron The Class of 1963 started its high school career by completing a successful Candy Sale. Later in the Year they had fun putting on a Round and Square Dance and their first Roller Skating Party. This year as Sophomores they were successful selling Cards. By the end of this year, they hope to be nearer their goal for the Senior Trip. - dm of '63 - ROW ONE: J. Colburn, J. Poole, P. Smith, S. Thayer. ROW TWO: E. Owen, J. Hixon, K. Mar- shall, W. Flynn, M. Van Kouwenberg, D. Smith, B. McQueen. Miss Waldron. ROW THREE: G. Briggs, J. Young, A. Bastian, A. Austin, B. Miller, S. Edinger, J. Rotach, M. Loveless, N. Moore, ROW FOUR: L. Shaffer, A. Frey, R. Horton, J. Hackney, D. McRoberts, S. Barnes, T. Norris. D. Bliss, D. Hall. ROW FIVE: E. Szachta, G. Smith, D. Fox. S. Baldridge, A. Weed, C. Smith, G. Thomas, F. Heck, L. VanLare. ROW ONE: B. Wright, M. Hall, P. Akins, B. Yates, S. Godkin, K. Stevens, C. Hendershot, D. Love- less, S. Beal. ROW TWO: J. Castor, M. Baldridge, B. Marshall, M. Oaks, G. Yancey, C. Fitch, K. Powell, G. McOmber, B. Dodds. A. Seager. ROW THREE: Mr. Obine, N. Loveless, L. Mables, B. Schumacher, S. Carr, L. Spade, K. Durbin, N. Towne, J. Toles, D. Thomas, R. Young, Mr. Sie- ling. ROW FOUR: N. Riebsame, L. Smith, M. Motley, A. Jensen, E. VanKouwenberg, S. Smith, J. Lee, M. Matteson, S. Baker, E. Coomber, H. Peeso. P. Dayton. ROW FIVE: R. York, D. Maurer, R. Kalbfleisch, K. Case, J. Wallace, L. Macky, J. Green, L. Hall. G. Richardson. A. Patchen, F. Ryan. ABSENT: R. Francis. - tlm o( - 30 OFFICERS President....................... Vice-President.................. Secretary....................... Treasurer ...................... Student Council Representatives Advisor....................... ..................Geff Yancey .................Gary McOmber ................... Carol Fitch ................Barry Marshall Mary Beth Oaks, Kathleen Powell ....................Mr. Obine ROW ONE: W. Taft, L. Van Kouwenberg, B. Mottey, M. Case, C. Barber, L. McQueen, M. Madi- gan, R. Tompkins. ROW TWO: Mrs. Knapp, B. Colburn, P. Burley, C. Fulkerson, C. York, K. Bas- tian, J. Wilson, P. Schumaker, M. Briggs. ROW THREE: G. Miller, M. Milan, J. VanLare, .L. Acker, C. Horton, C. McRoberts, L. Bliss, L. Jones. ROW FOUR: R. Hazlett, W. Williams, C. Smith, S. Smith, L. Guthrie, L. Yates. - Gwk S - ROW ONE: P. Milan, R. Caves, D. Coonrod, E. Bate, P. Richardson, M. Taft, M. Wright, S. Gar- rison. ROW TWO: B. Turner, C. Case, S. Koenig, G. Rising, B. Smith, V. Brinkman, J. Briggs, P. Smith, Mrs. Hackney. ROW THREE: P. Ufholz, L. Terhune, L. Aldrich, E. Avery, A. Turner. M. Spade, C. Powell, L. Teeter. ROW FOUR: E. Bissett, L. Yonker, M. Bell, D. Hall, J. Thomas, R. Smith, T. Johnson, R. Galloway, R. Toles. ABSENT: G. Sharrow. R. Staderman. 31 ROW ONE: F. Carr, L. Castor, C. Caves, B. Marsh, M. Lauster, M. Lugo, C. Converse. ROW TWO: G. Betts, J. Castor, S. Kenyon, F. Merithew, S. McQueen, A. Miller, E. Francis, Mrs. Gage. ROW THREE: A. McGregor, R. Lay, E. Gerberg, S. Marshall, S. Juffs, S. Campbell, M. Fleming. ROW FOUR: J. Humbert, S. Hall, J. Allen, M. Mackey, J. Edmonds, C. Barnes. - Gwk 7 - ROW ONE: J. Yancey, D. Price, G. Teeter, R. Szachta, L. Sharrow, M. Oaks, T. Prober. ROW TWO: Mr. O'Connell, D. Wilcox, S. VanKouwenberg, P. Sherman, C. Yates, G. Thomas, D. Ship- ley, D. Ritz. ROW THREE: I. Smith, R. Wilson, P. Wallace, W. Young, W. Sherman, J. Owen, M. Young. ROW FOUR: C. Tylinda, G. Peeso, K. Ryan. ROW ONE: V. Collier, M. Hoad, P. Richardson, S, Fulkerson, J. Smith, A. M. Adams. ROW TWO: K. Norris, K. Baldridge, D. Bastian, R. Smith, S. Davenport, D. Hall, B. Hayes. ROW THREE: N. Beebe, J. Ritz, P. Barber, M. Staderman, F. True, S. Powell, R. Ryther. ROW FOUR: H. Bell, J. Foro, W. Durham, S. Hall, S. Smith, D. Taft, C. Price. ROW FIVE: M. A, Wilson, R. Castor, E. Miller, E. Turner, S. Blauvelt, L. Laird, Mr. Reilly. - Gvuk 6 - ROW ONE: S. Kenyon, S. Thomas, S. Green. B. Lester, K. Peck. ROW TWO: C. Barnes, G. Guth- rie, G. Sherman, S. Lay, L. Maust, L. Oaks, L. Coonrod. ROW THREE: N. J. Adams, B. Foster, C. Durbin, M. Bliss, B. Taft, R. McQueen, C. Herrington. ROW FOUR: Miss Russo, J. Robinson, P. Ireland, D. Ball, S. Hackney, K. Fox, J. Thomas, J. Bate, D. Burns, Mrs. McAllister. ROW FIVE: R. Bowden, R. Coomber, N. Edmonds. ROW ONE: S. Maust, S. Bastian, M. Lauster, M. Tompkins. ROW TWO: R. Guthrie, E. Johnson, B. Putman, L. Anthony, T. Akins, S. Marshall. ROW THREE: Mrs. Kellogg, D. Lomire, K. Schumacher, S. Dudley, C. Wilson, L. Garland, H. Ufholz. ROW FOUR: C. Siders, M. Pankratz, G. Wood, M. Jewell, J. Green, A. Wallace. - Gwk 5 - ROW ONE: S. Berry, D. Yancey, L. Yates. ROW TWO: A. Lee, D. Carr. L. Castor, K. VanKouwen- berg, T. Cole, S. Smith. ROW THREE: R. Poorman, L. Smith, C. Grooms, A. Herrington, M. Archer, V. Graham, Mrs. Eygnor. ROW FOUR: G. Clingerman, A. Thomas, C. Rhodes, E. Kellar, M. Lomire, J. Barnes. 34 ROW ONE: G. LeRoy, J. Graham, D. Mead, J. Adams. ROW TWO: J. True, J. Richardson, J. Wash- ington, D. Yancey, G. Durham, S. Sklenar, P. Barber. ROW THREE: P. Baker, T. Allen, R. Cush- man, D. Teeter, M. Prober, E. Jenks, S. Yonkers. ROW FOUR: Mrs. Payne. D. Smith, J. McRoberts, J. Jewell, C. Yates, D. Caves, W. Allen. E. Terhune. ROW FIVE: T. Miller, J. Fleming. R. Burke, B. Cole, J. Wright. - Gwjk - ROW ONE: C. True, D. Caves, H. Wright, L. Bell, L. Frey, W. Smith, H. Francis. ROW TWO: Mrs. Barnes, D. Grooms, J. Ireland, T. Rising, F. Herrington, P. Hoad, D. Sherman, D. Bishop. ROW THREE: D. Durham, I. Thomas, N. Baldridge. W. Johnson, K. Norris, M. LeRoy, S. Poole. ROW FOUR: C. Tompkins, G. Mitchell, C. Washburn, G. McGregor, P. Cobb, D. Smith, R. Patchen, N. Poole. 35 ROW ONE: E. Milan, J. Dodds, K. Tellier, D. Burns, J. Kenyon. ROW TWO: D. Lester, R. Poorman, M. McGregor, T. Schumacher, E. Thomas, R. Young. ROW THREE: A. Putnam, D. Poole, S. A. Hayes, D. Davenport, M. Gary, D. True. ROW FOUR: M. Caves, L. Washburn, R. Caves, S. Huff, L. Weed, L. Garland, D. Cushman, R. Oaks, Mrs. Closs. - Gwk 3 - ROW ONE: D. Burns, J. Hayes, C. Tack, E. Putnam, K. Paul. ROW TWO: R. Yonker, B. Ball, M. Allen, O. Beebe, S. Cushman, D. Castor, P. Milem. ROW THREE: N. Merithew, D. Fulkerson, D. Poole, Mrs. Schaefer, M. Wilson, P. Kenyon, S. Webber. ROW FOUR: N. Terhune, L. Pankratz, J. Stevens, D. Davenport, H. Hayes, A. Kellar, D. Richardson, L. Akins. ABSENT: L. Rodas. ROW ONE: W. Kellar, L. Williams, H. Gent, D. Peeso, L. Dickens, D. Dana, B. Baker. ROW TWO: E. Petty, L. Briggs, C. Miller, L. Hazlett, K. Ball, R. Garland, S. Bell, D. Watson. ROW THREE: K. Hixon, D. O'Keefe, K. Grooms, E. Bliss, Mrs. Seymour, M. Culp, J. Graham, N. Oaks, J. Ben- son. ROW FOUR: T. C. Simpson. ROW FIVE: M. Rivers, R. Lomire, M. Wright, B. Allen, F. Ken- yon, V. Smith. - Gwk 2 - ROW ONE: D. Bishop, R. Francis, S. Thomas, A. True, L. Paul, T. Wright. ROW TWO: E. Walker, D. Sklenar, A. Bastian, W. Simpson, D. Rising, S. Herrington. W. Schumacher. ROW THREE: W. Paul, C. Allen, D. Washburn, Mrs. Eygnor, R. Fulkerson, F. Ireland, P. Kellar, ROW FOUR: E. Jenks, C. Lomire, M. VanHorn, D. Petty, E. Bishop, J. Foster, G. Peck, J. Fisher. ROW FIVE: J. Gerberg, R. Mitchell, R. Peeso, K. Rhodes, A. Lomire, D. Teeter, P. Virts. ROW ONE: M. Lauster, C. Archer, M. Huff, R. Smith, B. Anthony. ROW TWO: R. Foringer, A. Salerno, L. Anthony, D. Smith, J. Castor. D. Putnam, W. Dudley. ROW THREE: P. Kellogg, C. Grant, C. DiVinney, P. Sklenar, Mrs. Perkins, C. Paul, D. Lyman. M. Peeso, E. M. Kalbfleisch. ROW FOUR: D. Lapp, J. Norris, A. Culberth, R. Clingerman, C. Ellis, V. Betts. ABSENT: D. Forjone, C. Edmonds. Late Registrant: W. Rodas. Gwk I ROW ONE: A. Smith, S. Poole, S. Barnes, P. Durham, C. Coonrod. ROW TWO: J. Barber, K. John- son, D. Rose, B. Hixon, R. McQueen, B. Sherman, T. Davenport. ROW THREE: R. Spencer, A. Woods, R. Poorman, W. Wright. L. Richardson, D. Bruggeman, C. Allen. J. Lomire. ROW FOUR: R. Pickering, A. Biddles, S. Yancey, M. Phelps, R. Robinson, M. H. Lewis, D. J. Gent, F. Milem. 'Rote Gwki 4 md 5 ROW ONE: L. Converse, D. Betts, D. Blauvelt, S. Langdon, D. Riebsame, B. Allen. ROW TWO: D. Blauvelt, R. Miller, P. Taft, H. Bastian, P. Miller, G. Hunt. ROW THREE: B. Beal, J. Fitch, D. Bitter, R. Colburn, A. Beal, K. Milliken. 'Rote Gwki 2 md 3 ROW ONE: J. Allen, J. Reibsame, P. Bundy, S. Young, S. Marshall, D. Milliken. ROW TWO: S. Bitter, R. Loveless, D. Betts, B. Thayer, K. Gary, L. Eygnor, Mrs. Drury. ROW THREE: D. Converse, R. Sherman, M. Allen, R. Case, K. Mabels, L. Webber. ROW FOUR: S. Tellier, J. Steitler, K. Marsh, D. Allen, C. Steitler. ROW ONE: J. Ellis, K. Thayer, D. Betts, P. Petty, Mrs. Mertz. ROW TWO: R. Miller, D. Riebsame, R. Gary, B. Petrosino, J. Fox, R. Milliken. ROW THREE: J- Allen, J, Ibisevic, F. Stevenson, B. Langdon, G. Hunt. 'Ron - Gwk - ROW ONE: C. Smith, K. Bulmer, D. LaValley, L. Fulkerson. J. Ireland, D. Allen, P. Pettit. ROW TWO: S. Cherry, L. Miller, R. Toles, D. Granger, C. Ellis, C. Herrington. ROW THREE: S. House- holder, C. Poole, D. Whitmore, W. Lyman, D. Mead, J. LaValley. ABSENT: S. Allen, W. Thomas. ROW ONE: B. Petty, E. McGregor, J. Barber, G. Lauster, C. Beebe D. Hixon. ROW TWO: R. Divelbliss, T. Bell, C. Watson, D. La Valley, J. Paul, D. Poorman. ROW THREE: V. Wilson, D. Edmonds, D. Tompkins, A. Bitter, D. Smith, L. Garland, Mrs. Marsh. ROW ONE: C. Smith, K. Bulmer, D. LaValley, L. Fulkerson, J. Ireland, D. Allen, P. Petitt. ROW TWO: S. Cherry, L. Miller, R. Toles, D. Granger, C. Ellis, C. Her- rington. ROW THREE: S. Householder, C. Poole, D. Whitmore, W. Lyman, D. Mead, J. LaValley. ABSENT: S. Allen. W. Thomas. Mrs. Baldridge. 41 Bashful Cold??? Sesqui - Belle THE GOOD OLD DAYS The Gay Three 7862-21-415 S. Baker. M. J. Matteson. C. Fitch. K. Powell. M. B. Oaks. D. Thomas, B. Yates, S. Beal. The Freshmen Ensemble is made up solely of Freshmen. These girls have learn- ed to read parts and are ready for the Sen- ior High Ensemble. They have participated in the Christmas Program. Seam thok ROW ONE: R. Gent. S. Baker, E. Hazlett, N. Moore, S. Godkin, K. Powell, M. Hall, J. Poole, S. Powell. ROW TWO: K. Stevens, P. Smith, J. Yonker, D. Thomas, R. York, D. Patchen, J. Hall, M. R. Castor, A. Austin. ROW THREE: S. Burley. G. Kellogg, W. Flynn, K. Marshall, J. Castor, L. Smith, M. Hall, C. Akins. ROW FOUR: G. Yancey, J. Hackney, N. Bruinix, D. Smith, R. Fox, C. Farnsworth, J. Wallace, G. McOmber, F. Ryan. Accompanist: B. McQueen, Director: Mr. Rooke. 2 0 1uM This year our Triple Trio consists of twelve girls. Thus, the name had to be changed. We selected Dodecas, which is the Greek word for twelve. Under the di- rection of Mrs. Maloy we have sung for many occasions and have had a wonderful year of singing together. ROW ONE: J. Miller, W. Flynn, S. Burley, P. Loveless, S. Powell, J. Hixon. ROW TWO: M. R. Castor, M. Van Kouwenberg, D. Pat- chen, B. McQueen, E. Hazlett. Smoi Ckoa The Senior High Choir this year consisted of eighty-five members. The choir, under the direction of Mr. Charles Rooke, took part in the annual Spring Concert and the Christmas Pageant, as well as other festivals. ROW ONE: E. Owen, J. Lee, J. Richardson, M. B. Oaks, S. Beal, S. Edinger, J. Colburn, E. Noyes, A. Bastian. ROW TWO: J. Hixon, G. Staderman, A. Jensen, L. York, N. Loveless, L. Mables, M. Van Kouwenberg, B. Yates, J. Young. ROW THREE: S. Thayer, B. Newcomb, M. Rose, B. Dodds, M. Sharrow, E. Van Kouwenberg, C. Fitch, J. Miller. ROW FOUR: K. Fowler, W. Champlin, F. Clingerman, D. Buchinger, A. Patchen, M. J. Matteson, N. Riebsame, N. Meyer. ROW FIVE: S. Peeso, D. Bliss, D. Fox, P. Durbin, G. Thomas, D. Owen, H. Peeso, Accompanist P. Loveless, Director, Mr. Rooke. flmioi-flujk Chou Our Junior High Choir, under the direction of Mrs. Maloy, had a wonderful year. With their sixty members they have sung at many festivals, including the Annual Spring Concert. FIRST ROW: B. Smith, V. Brinkman, M. Porter, J. Briggs, S. Campbell, C. Barber, S. Garrison. D. Wilcox. M. Lugo, P. Sherman. SECOND ROW; G. Teeter, D. Coonrod. A. McGregor, L. McQueen, L. Bliss, L. Sharrow, J. Yancey, B. Marsh, T. Prober, S. VonKouwenberg, G. Rising. THIRD ROW: C. Caves, M. Lauster, C. Yates, K. Bastian, C. York, S. Koenig. S. McQueen. A. Miller. F. Meri- thew, D. Shipley. J. Caster, M. Briggs. FOURTH ROW; L. Aldrich, M. Case, S. Marshall, J. Owen, E. Gerberg, M. Oaks, L. Teeter, P. Milan, D. Price, R. L. Fleming, M. Fleming. FIFTH ROW: G. Powell, E. Bissett, M. Spade, C. Horton, J. VanLare, D. Caves, J. Humbert. L. Castor, M. Young, C. McRoberts, L. Terhune. SIXTH ROW: M. Starr, G. Sharrow, C. Barnes, E, Bate, T. Weed, D. Hall, L. Guthrie, S. Smith, M. Milan, R. Staderman, E. M. Avery. Gwk tko'ui The Grade Choir included grades four through six and had approximately one hundred members. Under the direction of Mrs. Eleanor Maloy, the Grade Choir participated in the Christmas Program and the Spring Concert. The members enjoyed singing together. 47 ROW ONE: S. McQueen, S. Marshall, S. Beal, D, Thomas, E. Hazlett. ROW TWO: S. Davenport, S. Hackney, K. Baldridge, L, Sharrow, G. Yancey. ROW THREE: J. Hixon, T. Prober, J. Humbert, M. Oaks, G. Yancey. ROW FOUR: R. Castor, B. Dodds, K. Powell, A. Seager. ROW FIVE: P. Day- ton, B. Perkins, K. Marshall, D. Fox. MAJORETTE: J. Richardson. Smoi 'TSmd The Senior Band had a busy year with the Cornell Band Day, County Music Festi- val, State Sectional Band Contest, and the other public concerts during the year. h. 'B d The Junior Band consists of seventh and eighth grades. There are about twenty- five in this group. They practice twice a week together. They will play at a concert later in the year. ROW ONE: P. Durbin, K. Fowler, S. Edinger, E. Gerberg, S. Campbell. ROW TWO: B. Me Queen, J. Colburn, P. Loveless, K. Durbin, N. Loveless. ROW THREE: S. Baker, E. Bate, M. B. Oaks, B. Newcomb, J. Castor. ROW FOUR: G. McOmber, D. Smith, S. Burley, M. Baldridge. ROW FIVE: R. Fox, M. Marshall, J. Hackney, G. Thomas, S. Baldridge. Smoi'HojuL 'B juuieu' There are about fifty members of the Beginners’Band, mainly from the fifth grade and a few beginners from the sixth grade. Included in the pictures are also the beginners that started last year. This is a fine group of young musicians. They will play in the Spring Concert. Oua Tl.'Ji.C.S. God fitkidu Serving Jump Basketball Serving Mergatroid Foul Shot Volleyball Officers mm 50 ROW ONE: B. Newcomb, E. Hazlett, S. Burley, K. Fowler, M. R. Castor, P. Loveless, E. Noyes, ROW TWO: J. Hixon, B. McQueen, K. Marshall, D. Smith, P. Maurer, S. Baldridge, D. Fox, J. Hackney, M. Hall, S. Powell, Mr. Ryan, Advisor. Hatcond Homi Society National Honor Society Officers President . . Vice President Secretary . . Treasurer . . . Dixie Pettit . Marge Hall Paula Loveless . . Sue Burley This is the fourth year of the North Rose Chapter of the National Honor Society. Members must show outstanding scholarship and leadership before they are admitted. The National Honor Society encourages leadership, service, scholarship, and character. It is considered a great honor to be a member. ROW ONE: J. Rotach, C. Handershot, D. Loveless, E. Owen, P. Smith, F. Houghtaling, J. Lee. ROW TWO: A. Bastian, J. Yonker, D. Owen, C. Smith, E. Coomber, M. Hall, B. Miller, G. Briggs. Miss Finch, Advisor. 52 JLikvufStiM The Library Staff consisted of high school students, who worked two or three periods a week. The purpose was to give a more inti- mate knowledge of the use of the library, the books housed there, and to gain experience in the responsibilities of routine work. 0((mu President .... Judy Richardson Vice President . Daniel Buchinger Secretary . . . Brenda McQueen Treasurer .... Charles A lien Advisors............Miss Finch Mr. Bailey Student (tomil for the All School Prom and the Student Association Banquet, at which outstanding students in sports, activities, and citi- zenship are honored. The governing body of our school tries to improve school activities and strive for a greater voice in our Student Govern- ment. ROW ONE: D. Patchen, M. Hall, S. Burley, R. Fox, W. Flynn, ROW TWO: J. Yancey, E. Bate, M. B. Oaks. E. Hazlett, C, Powell, M. Oaks. ROW THREE: J. Yancey, C. Barber, M, R. Castor, J. Hixon, P. Loveless. The Student Council achieved many goals this year. Some of the highlights of the year's activities were the Skating Parties, Devotional Programs, Christmas Tea, and the Citi- zenship Awards Assembly. The two major projects in the spring were preparing NORTH ROSE CENTRAL SCHOOL AMERICAN Em' ATlON SCANNER NOVEMBER 9, i960 WELCC - - TO bawwi OPEN muUSE ♦ Students and teachers and proud to brents and on 1 7: OC ne- ar iEN and and ;ion. lthln £ nd to Ch even °Ofr estlons e u. ng Edi itor and TJOSi °nd Fe tures r TAN Edit°r’ Hadn°r- G ‘l ?t0r cuiat: nafold t KeUoo„ “ter � pi . Adv. to gathex ditorlum program. reno, CC '' U it ion ao good teaotiw What Is the eosu of the kind of education my child should have? What kind of education is important to the develop- ment of p-ood citizenship? In order to strenghthen our schools, we must have: serious- minded students, Interested parents, capable board members, 7:55-8:30 Program: Ensemble Flag salute Welcome by Paul Edinger, principal of N.H.C.S. Ensemble Skit on theme, by primary, intermed- iate, Junior and Senior High. Id? and keep The Scanner was published by the English III class under the direction of Miss French, the Senior UndS High English Instructor, assisted by Mrs. Hunt andMrs. Thomas. All members of the class had journalism ler cher 8 :31 assignments. The staff received valuable experience in writing, editing, typing, and producing the school not 9 : 3 Per. Editions were published for American Education Week, Graduation, and special holidays 3 y - and respect for learning, but also to give our youth the intellectual tools to accept and dis- charge the..high responsibilitiescf citizenship in a democracy. Todays schools are an Integral factor in the construction of tomorrow's society. 71. X t. S. Vkapimi ROW ONE: B. Newcomb, President; N, Meyer, M. VanKouwenberg, P. Loveless, E. Hazlett, G. Stader- man. ROW TWO: N. Moore, W. Flynn, J. Poole, D, Pettit, S. Powell, S. Peeso, F. Houghtaling, E. Owen, Advisor, Miss French; J. Hall. ROW THREE: F. Clingerman, M Hall, S. Burley, D. Patchen, D. Owen. ROW FOUR: H. Terhune, D. Buchinger, C. Farnsworth, B. Perkins. V The purpose of Dramatics Club is to help students become interested in acting. By doing this, it helps them to become more familiar with the various phases of play production, and to gain self-confidence and poise. With the help of our Advisor, Miss French, the students in the club also learn to improve their diction. Committees worked on stage sets, costumes, lighting, make-up, and the use of the School Public Address System. In theSpring, the Dramatics Club produced a success- ful All-School, three-act play and an assembly program. 55 M. Loveless, R. Briggs, F. Ryan, D, McRoberts, R, Yates, G. Humbert, D. Fox, J. Wallace, R. Fox, Mr. Gillette, Advisor. The North Rose F.F.A. chapter has had a busy year. The Delhi trip in August was most successful. Our team emerged county champions. Then, with a boy from Sodus, our F.F.A. represented Wayne County at the State Fair. Here N.R.C.S. was represented in Dairy Judging, Showmanship, Vegetable crops, Poultry Judging and Livestock Judging. In January, the boys attended the fruit show in Rochester. Here again, they showed the results of Mr. Gillette’s fine instruction. Various trips were taken throughout the year. The Audio Visual Club meets once a week, on Monday, the fifth period. At this time Mr. Durbin, the advisor, reads off the films to be shown during the week and a member of the club is appointed to show each film. The club is made up of Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors, and three Seniors. This year we are planning (although a date has not been set) to go to the Kodak Factory in Rochester, for a visit to see the cameras and projectors in production. A U D I 0 V 1 s u ROW ONE: B. Perkins, D. Bliss, G. Humbert, C. Smith, B. Dodds, P. Durbin, J. Seelye, Advisor. Mr. A Durbin. ROW TWO: R. Briggs, A. Patchen. N. Towne, N. Loveless, L. Spade, F. LaValley, M Loveless, D. Hall. i J. Colburn, P. Loveless, B. Miller, S. Edinger, F. Houghtaling, J. Miller, S. Burley, E. Hazlett, J. Poole, Mrs. Miner. School %mi- JLtwJk The aim of the Future Nurses Club is to aid the High School girls interested in Nursing to explore the many different field of nursing. They assist in the health room, and in the clinic to experience the satisfaction of helping others. It is hoped that this general information will be useful in choosing a career. iMd tfifliMLit- Stud Jdoi 57 R. Battey , p moveless y. r Castor, V. Counselor; M. S Burley pachten,i - AS.?. ?■ H- powler. P £ Hazlett. Maurer. r.. The Advanced Secondary Program for Talented Youth is given by Oswego State Teachers College every Saturday morning from 9:00 a. m. to 12:00 a. m.This program, which gives high school students a chance to do college work, enables them also to see what college life is like, and thus helps them to be better suited for college. Many high schools take part in this program. From our area Red Creek, Savannah, Wolcott, and North Rose participate. Many different courses are offered each semester by the Oswego State Teachers’ College, such as: PSYCHOLOGY, FRESHMAN COMPOSITION, GEOLOGY, and THE FAMILY IN PERSPECTIVE. All the students who attend realize that this is a worthwhile program, and they are very grateful for this opportunity. N.R.C.S. STUDENT CODE I will do my best to preserve the reputation of North Rose Central School. I will obey the rules of the school; they are there to protect all of us. I will keep faith with the teachers and play fair in the game of life. I will encourage and have pride in good marks. I will encourage school spirit in the classroom as well as in athletic games. I will be honest and truthful and condemn the dishonorable. I will be sociable, friendly and helpful as I have opportunity to do so. Believing that “Wisdom adorns riches and softens poverty. I will do my best to profit by the educational advantages provided. 1 will not only “Enter to learn,” but will endeavor to prepare myself to “Go Forth to Serve. S. Powell, D. Patchen, G. Kellogg, S. Burley, M. Hall, P. Loveless, J, Yonker, N. Meyer. (Jmiiif Ckedeadeu The Varsity Cheerleaders did well this year in promoting good school spirit. When the team was behind, they did not give up; they cheered even harder. They have worked and practiced long hours every week; their diligence and sportsmanship have been good examples to all of us. $.(J. tkwktdm S. Carr, S. Edinger, B. Hayes, C. Fitch, L. Smith, W. Flynn, K. Powell, M. Van Kouwenberg, J. Poole. The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders, with all their pep and enthusiasm, have worked very hard this year. They cheered our team on to their very best. 60 I'Jaudtf uketlaJl Managers, L. Hall, K. Marshall. B. Frazer, J. Hackney, G. Weed, C. Allen, D. Smith, Coach Woods, R. Fox, R. Yates, H. Terhune, R. Horton, F. Clingerman. VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM This year the Varisty team had a fine season. Everyone worked for the best of the team. They fought against all odds, height, and better shooting. Coach Woods did a great job getting the boys into shape and his work is greatly appreciated. The team showed good sportsmanship in their playing, and tenaciously worked in each game to score for N.R. C.S. 61 $.(J. I. V. BASKETBALL--Coach O’Connell, W, Young, J. Toles, R. York, G. Yancey, R. Rodas, D. Maurer, A, Patchen, D. McRoberts, G. McOmber, G. Richardson, D. Fox, E. Szachta, B, Marshall, L. Mackey, A. Frey. The J. V.’s had a fine team this year, and won several hard fought victories. They showed much promise for a future Varsity. Congratulations on the excellent team work! 62 The baseball team, although the record wasn’t great, showed fight and good spirit in every game. ROW ONE: R. Young, P. Upholz, A. Weed, J. Hackney, Co-Captain; H. Terhune, D. Schmaker, A. Seager, A. Patchen. ROW TOW: G. Guthrie, Managers, L, VanLare and L. Hall, E, Szacta, R. Yates, G. Smith, G. Green, G. Yancey, F. Clingerman, Co-Captain; J, Castor, Coach Woods. Absent C. Weed. Socm The soccer squad had a very good year. They showed hustle and spirit in all their games. Even though they lost several of their games, they showed good sportsmanship which is what really counts. ROW ONE: I. Smith, D. Shipley, J. Yancey, B. Colburn, M. Taft, R. Szachta, C. Tylenda, J. Wilson, F. Carr, P. Burley. ROW TWO: Coach Obine, D. Maurer, J. Edmonds, G. Peeso, B. Marshall, G. McOmber, R. Smith, R. Toles, L. Guthrie. The Jiinior High Soccer Team had a good year. They had few defeats and many victories. When the time comes they will be able to take over the varsity team. They are showing good promise for varsity in the next two years. jimtM Saxeti ROW ONE: B. Perkins, E. Szachta, R. Galloway, B. Marshall, F, Heck, ROW TWO: K. Durbin, J. Toles, R. Staderman, C. Smith, R. Kalbfleisch, A. Seager, N. Towne, Advisor; C. Snyder, G. McOmber, K. Marshall. JU fliutia SoJfttq touuM In 1952 New York State pioneered a program leading to greater safety in hunting and gun handling. With the cooperation of the National Rifle Association, certified instructors were enlisted throughout the state. The N R A-trained instructors presented four-hour courses and tests in safe gun handling to all persons under the age of twenty-one, who wished to purchase a hunting license. During the last session of the State Legislature two new laws were passed. The first extended the 1952 law to include all persons, regardless of age, to take and pass the Hunter Safety Course before they could be licensed (unless they could show proof of previously been licensed or certified by a hunter safety instructor. The second law placed the Hunter Safety instructors totally under New York State jurisdiction, thus allowing the N R A to withdraw from the program. The Hunter Safety Course is given in the North Rose Central School four times each year. In the last three years, sixty-seven boys and girls have been certified. To date none of these has had an accident. 64 —| 73 O O ROW ONE: E. Noyes, K, Powell, A. Austin. ROW TWO: A. Bastian, J. Poole, S. Edinger, M. VanKouwen- berg, B. McQueen. J. Hixon, S. Carr, E. Houghtaling, S. Godkin, J. Lee. ROW THREE: S. Peeso, E. Van- Kouwenberg, M. L. Hall, K. Stevens, F. Houghtaling, C. Fitch, H. Peeso, S. Burley, S. Baker, N. Reibsame, M. Hall. J. Miller, M. J. Matteson, Miss Tarbell, Advisor. G.AA- The newly formed North Rose Central Girls’ Athletic Association has as its President, Sandra Peeso; Vice President, Carolyn Akins; and Secretary-Treasurer, Eilean Noyes. The objectives of this club are to provide a greater opportunity for high school girls to benefit from the extra-curricular part of the physical education program, and to act as a service club within the school and the community. The club had various projects during the year, including the distribution of Thanksgiving baskets, a Christmas party, and a playday for the elementary school children. N. Meyer, D. Patchen, L. Shaffer, P, Loveless, S. Beal, C. Akins, G. Staderman, G(aU' SftOiU PYRAMID ON LEFT: B. Smith, L. Castor, E. Avery, A, Miller, V. Brinkman, J. Castor. PYRAMID ON RIGHT: J. Van Lare, L. Terhune, S. Smith, S. Marshall, C. Barber, M. Briggs. OTHERS: C. Case, S. McQueen, C. McRoberts. S. Campbell. Miss Tarbell, E. Bissett, L. Teeter, S. Koenig, P. Richardson, K. Bastian, L. Bliss. Citu John W. Brandt LX 4-4241 Wolcott Soda Grill LX 4-7791 Edwards Shoe Store LX 4-4372 Hadcock Pontiac Inc. LX 4-5781 Engleson VanLiere LX 4-7981 Gallo’s Wolcott Outlet LX 4-2171 Olmstead Agency LX 4-6231 Carl L. Katz LX 4-5401 Hilltop Laundry LX 4-3331 Pitts Florist Shop LX 4-2152 Hollenbeck's Barber Shop Nellie E. VanMale WA 3-4611 Clyde Clingerman's Restaurant WA 3-7083 A. R. Ketchum Son, Inc. WA 3-3321 DeJohn Shoe Store WA 3-6091 Mann's Grocery Store WA 3-4341 Buddy D'Amato WA 3-7021 Smith's Corded Wood WH 6-4477 Lyons Mac's Body Shop WH 6-4691 Country Restaurant WH 6-9433 Salerno's WH 6-6681 Lyons Mens Shop WH 6-4232 Men Boys Shop Foot Brothers HT 3-8241 Sodus Ross Motor Sales Inc. HT 3-2581 Malcolm Auto Sales HT 3-9276 W. M. Storage Corp. HT 3-6331 Wallington Shaefer's Market California Spray-Chemical Corp. HT 3-9133 Mead's Hardware LT 7-4461 North Rose David Groat Restaurant Steven’s Atlantic LT 7-9041 Da gel's Bo-Kay Shop LT 7-4511 Ken Yates LT 7-9332 67 CLASS OF '61 will graduate JUNE 23, 1961 Pete Godkin and Sons PARK ATLANTIC SERVICE Phone WA 3-7062 By - the - Park Clyde, New York Congratulat ions I BUCKMINSTER'S DEPARTMENT STORE Wolcott New York H S H EQUIPMENT RENTAL Marvin Harper Bob Householder Phone LX 4-2056 Wolcott New York E. R. DAUWALDER T. V. and Radio Repairing Wolcott 68 New York RUSSELL FUEL CHARLOTTE'S FIVE STAR BEAUTY SALON Ha i r Styling Permanent Waving SUPPLY CO. INC. Hair Coloring Scalp Treatment Children's Hair Styles Wolcott New York Phone LT 7-2322 North Rose New York Compl iments of Drugs, Prescriptions and Cosmetics QUALITY JEWELERS Phone LX 4-6891 SCRIBER'S PHARMACY The Rexa11 S tore Wolcott New York Clyde New York FAMILY SHOP Campus and Sports Wear CjSgmgl KENNY CLEANERS Hurd Shoes Main St. Inter-woven Socks Van Heusen Sh i rts Wolcott New York Wolcott New York Comp 1 i men ts VfiRif isy of NORMAN THIEL, D.D.S. CLYDE AUTO SALES Phone WA 3-2591 Clyde, New York Clyde New York GALVIN BROTHERS America's greatest resource is FARM SERVICE the resourcefulness of Wolcott New York its people Route 104 Oliver Farm and Industrial Equ i pment GENERAL ELECTRIC Massey Ferguson Clyde, New York Sales Service Parts Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1961 RAYMOND E. AND HARRY MC QUEEN INC. John Bean Equipment Congratulat ions- -Class of 1961 70 GLOVER MEAD Comp 1 i men ts Clyde and North Rose OLNEY Sr CARPENTER New York Wolcott New York STREETER'S STORE LYONS' RESTAURANT s3fe) Home Cooking All Legal Beverages Route 31 and ]k Wolcott New York Lyons WH 6-6121 SPEAS VINEGARS Comp 1i men ts of BARBER SHOP North Rose, New York North Rose New York Bob and Joe's Robert S. Virts-Joseph H. Ghent Compl iments WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY GENEVA COCA-COLA jlSg BOTTLING CO. f V. atifou i, 75 E. North Street Chuck Donavan, Manager Geneva New York Wolcott New York Compliments of WOLCOTT COLD STORAGE § ICE COMPANY INCORPORATED Wolcott New York Compliments of QUEREAU S COLLIER DEPARTMENT STORE Congratulations Class of '61 Insurance of Every Form MARVIN L. JAY Cloth i ng Footwear Not i ons Groceries Rose New York Phone LT 7-9319 Telephone North Rose LT 7-2611 Congratulations Seniors CLYDE MILLING CORPORATION C1 yde New York Cong ratulati ons to the Class of 1961 G Sr L BUICK SALES INC. 59 Montezuma Street Lyons New York WH 6-4951 Best of Luck Sen i ors 0'HERREN'S CLOTHING STORE Cong ratu1 at i ons to the Class 161 BRUINIX REPAIR SHOP We Repair all Automatics, Easy Spinners, Washers, Cleaners, and Sewing Mach i nes North Rose Clyde LT 7-4565 WA 3-7702 HERMAN BROTHERS INCORPORATED HEQ5BQ SAVINGS! C1 yde Red Creek Lyons JENKINS LUMBER COMPANY LYONS New York SERVICE STATION Lumber Roofing Bui 1d i ng Supp1i es Clyde New York BEACON FEEDS AND BEACON SERVICE G1enn Mills DODGE DART Sales and Service 24 Hour Towing Service 67 Geneva Street Lyons New York Phone WH 6-4901 LT 7-9042 North Rose New York Dodge 73 First in Qua 1i ty Fa i rest in Pr i ces Fastest in Service HAROLD SMITH SAWMILL Lyons, New York Best of Luck Seniors MATTY'S SHIPLANTERN LANES Clyde New York Bowli ng at its Best Phone - WA 3-7751 Always Ask For SCHULER' S Potato Chips, Potato Frills, French Fried Potato Sticks. They Are America's Finest. 74 MEAD'S GULF SERVICE Gu1f Gas - - Oil Accessor i es Phone LT 7- 551 North Rose New York New York State Inspection Station We Buy Wrecks 2b Hour Towing New and Used Parts CASE' S GARAGE Main Street Rose New York Comp 1 i ments of GENERAL STORAGE ICE COMPANY North Rose New York Compliments of OAKS SON LT 7-9021 North Rose New York Comp 1i ments of RED CREEK NATIONAL BANK Red Creek New York JOHN R. CASTOR Lumber Custom Sawing Pal lets Phone LT 7-2697 North Rose B. A. YANCEY GARAGE Gene ra1 Repa i r Ti res Batteries Accessor i es Radio T. V. Electrical Home Appliances We Appreciate Your Patronage Phone LT 7-2221 Compliments of LOTUS LODGE Congratu1 at ions Class of 1961 MARSHALL'S WOOD PRODUCTS Resort North Rose New York New York 75 For Longer-Iasting Beauty Pittsburgh Paint's keep that JUST PAINTED look longer Special Discount for Contractors S H Green Stamps APEX HARDWARE Rose, New York A Phone N. Rose LT 7-23 fl JOHN BOWDEN PROPRIETOR DAN' S PHARMACY Compliments of Health and Drug Supplies SCHUMACHER' S GENERAL STORE North Rose New York Clothing Groceries Phone LT 7-900 1 Phone LT 7-2367 1 I Rose, New York Best Wishes to the Congratulations from Class of 1961 W. G. BRAMER'S SONS GREEN DAIRY FARMS Clyde New York Wolcott New York Phone WA 3“ +251 CANDY MILLS EXCAVATING COMPANY North Rose New York Phone LT 7-2661 Cong ratuI at i ons f rom KEUKELAAR S- FORSHEE Wo Icott New York Cg al - Spray Materials - Water Service - Snowplowing and Backhole Service FRANK NOYES SON Phone LT 7- 51 or LT 7-233 + North Rose, New York Compliments to the Class of 1961 I C K' S ESSO SERVICE Standard Esso Station Phone No. Rose LT 7-9335 Rose New York The Big Step Toward Securi ty is Sav i ng at Secu r i ty SECURITY TRUST COMPANY Wolcott Office All accounts insured up to $ 10,000 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Company Comp 1iments of 0. A. SKUTT COMPANY INC. Phone LT 7-2621 North Rose New York Comp Ii ments of NORTH ROSE SUPPLY North Rose New York 77 Best Wishes To The Class Of '61 From The BLAIR STUDIO Your Yearbook Photographer Phone DE 1-1661 Newark, New York Comp 1i ments Of LAKE SHORE NEWS Compliments of MC CORMICK FARM EQUIPMENT STORE INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY Phone LX 4-5261 Wolcott New York WOLCOTT BOWLING ALLEYS 78 Wolcott New York Comp 1 imerits of MARSH COAL COMPANY Coal and Produce Rose New York CARL M. PROBER General Construction New Homes Produce Roofing, Siding, Remodeling Heating, Plumbing, Repairs Phone LT 7-2689 Rose New York Congratulations Class of '61 Feel Free to Call on Me Anyt ime CHARLES ROOKE I nsu ranee Phone WH 6-6652 Lyons New York Congratulations to he Class of 1961 QUALITY MARKET Phone LT 7-2741 North Rose New York Congratulat ions THE DILLINGHAM AGENCY All Lines of Insurance Phone LT 7-9023 North Rose New York WARD BUHLMAN Evaporated Apples Frozen Fruits North Rose New York THANK YOU ADVERTISERS'. The Seniors wish to extend our thanks for your patronage. Without your help, this yearbook would not have been possible. Class of 1961 DAIRYLEA ICE CREAM Your Family Deserves The Finest CWiH. ICECREAM Best Wishes from BRIGGS NATIONAL BANK Clyde New York Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System Congratulations Seniors FARNSWORTH AND SON Funeral Di rectors Furni ture Phone LT 7-2721 North Rose New York Congratulations, Seniors Comp 1i ments F rom of WOLCOTT DRY CLEANERS NIXON1S GARAGE Jink Wolcott New York Wolcott V New York Congratulations to the Class of 1961 Congratu1 at i ons f rom HALLETTS' CLOVER FARM STORE WOLCOTT G. L. F. Quality Meats Groceries Fruits and Vegetables Farm Store Wolcott, New York Wolcott New York Comp 1i ments Best Wishes of to the BURDEN CHEVROLET Seniors of 1961 Sales - Service - Parts KNOTTY PINE RESTAURANT LX 4-7101 Phone LT 7-9002 Wolcott New York North Rose New York SEELYE LADDERS DRURY S- SON Ladders Paint Department Hardware Wa11 paper Phone LT 7-2731 Feed Ferti 1i zer Insecticides - Fungicides Mason's Supplies Fue1 0i1 Blue Coa 1 North Rose New York North Rose New York 81 Hot shot Clingerman Rebound Yates Helpful hints and instructions Thrifty pass Fox Sure basket Allen INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Publishers — Manufacturers Yearbooks — Yearbook Covers Diplomas — Graduation Announcements Factory — Home Office Kansos City — Winnipeg U.S.A. ■a, , North Rose Central School I : St I V •■t - ’ MATER Mi In a quiet little village .Ju'St below Ontario's blue, tands our honored Alma Mater Steadfast, staunch, and true; We are loyal sons and daughters Seeking wisdom one by one. Learning lessons that shall aid us. In the years to come; When the parting days are over And we tread life's rugged way, Memories of thee shall linger In our hearts for aye Let us extol her glofious name, Raise her praises to the sky; Thou indeed well beloved, RICHE S POVERTY ! SDOM ADORNS it SOFTENS