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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1963 volume:

i KCC TABLE OF CONTENTS Page 1 Presentation Page 3 Dedication Page 5 Administration Page 15................................Seniors Page 29................................Classes Page 45..................................Music Page 55.............................Activities Page 63.................................Sports Page 73....................................Ads Page 86................................Candids I DEDICATION LAURA WALDRON We, the class of 1963, with gratitude in our hearts proudly ded- icate our Rambler to you, Miss Waldron. By your never-ending desire and willingness to help, you started us out in high school. We appreciate the many extra hours you spent in helping us with our class projects. On many occasions you gladly gave your time to help us better understand our assignment or the material covered in class. It is with deepest respect and appreciation for your endless faith in us, and for all your efforts, that we thank you and proudly dedi- cate this yearbook to you. 3 ROW ONE: J. Young, E. Owen, M. VanKouwenberg, B. McQuene, J. Hixon, S, Edin er, Miss French, M. Loveless. ROW TWO: J. Hackney, C. Smith, D. McRoberts, K. Marshall. RAMBLER STAFF Co-Editors.....................................................Marsha VanKouwenberg, Brenda McQueen Associate Editors..........................Patricia Smith, Donald Fox, David Smith, Scott Baldridge Typing Editor.............................................................................Joyce Hixon Artists.......................................................................Coy Smith, Marvin Loveless Business Manager......................................................................David McRoberts Assistants......................Larry Van Lare, Alice Bastian, Stuart Barnes, Glen Briggs, Coy Smith Photo Editor...........................................................................Kent Marshall Assistants......................Norma Moore, Tom Norris, Betty Lou Miller, Don Bliss, Graham Smith Sports Editors.............................................................John Hackney, Sue Edinger Special Features and Activities Editor...................................................Eileen Owen Assistants.......................................................Joan Colburn, Carol Hewett, Glen Briggs Circulation Manager.......................................................................Jane Young Assistants......................................................Joyce Poole, Ed Szachta, Patricia Smith Adviser...............................................................................Celia E. French 4 MR. EDINGER We express our gratitude to you, Mr. Edinger, for the timely advice and guidance you have given us throughout our high school years. Your unceasing patience and helpfulness have contributed greatly to our success and happiness. Y o u r friendship is valued highly by all of us. PAULJ. EDINGER, Supervising Principal TO THE CLASS OF 1963= We believe that the most valuable result of all education is the ability to make yourself do the tilings you have to do, when it ought to be done, whether you like it or not. This is self-discipline. You can be master of your own fate. You owe no one as much as you owe yourself. You owe yourself the action that opens for you the doors to the goodness, the variety, and the excitement of EFFORT and success, of battle and victory. Making payment on the debt to yourself is the exact opposite of selfishness. You can best pay your debt to society, that has helped make you what you are, by being JUST YOURSELF with all your might. You can fulfill God's plan for your life and fulfill the promise that lies latent within you by keeping your promises to yourself. Success to each of you in building your own life. May it be your masterpiece. Most Sincerely, PaulJ. Edinger FRED DURBIN GRADE SUPERVISOR Appreciation to Mr. Durbin To you, Mr. Durbin, we extend our appreciation for your helpful guidance as a teacher and a friend. We are grateful for the time and effort you have given to us to achieve our goal of graduation. Your cheerfulness and friendliness have helped to make our days at N.R.C.S. more enjoyable. 7 CHARLES SNYDER HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL RUSSELL BAILEY GUIDANCE COUNSELOR Appreciation Mr. Bailey—Mr. Snyder Thank you for the many hours you have spent planning for the good of all of us. As a result of your efforts and your guidance each of us has be- come a better individual. Although we will soon leave the halls of N.R. C.S., we shall never forget the friendship you have given us. MARGARET RISING SECRETARY 8 ELEANOR TELLIER, SECRETARY APPRECIATION We, the seniors of 1963, wish to extend our sincerest appreciation to our secretaries, Eleanor and Margaret, for their thoughtfulness, their helpful aid, and cheerful smiles. For these, we say, Thank you. ROW ONE: Jean Wilson, Raymond McQueen, President, Arvilla Archer. ROW TWO: Edwin Colburn, George Thomas, Dan Gerberg, Warren Baldridge, Vice-President. BOARD OF EDUCATION A school is an example of Democracy in action. It is a team which is composed of the community, as represented by its elected Board of Education, of the school staff of administrators, teachers and service per- sonnel, and of the students. The success of the team depends upon how each member assumes his own responsibilities. The function of the Board of Education is to determine the school policies and plans, and to evaluate the means of accomplishing the goals: that of the staff is to operate the school program, and carry out the policies and plans. To the student falls the responsibilities of learning the basic knowledges and skills that the school system offers; to enrich his personality with the ideas of beauty, literature, moral values, citizenship, and sportsman- ship to which he is exposed: and to recognize his own integrity as an individual, as well as that of his fellow man. All of these benefit him now, and help prepare him for his adult life. This is a team of which it is well worth being a part, for it reflects the faith of our society in the value of the individual by producing an educational system which can develop an intelligent, informed and responsible citizen capable of taking a positive place in our society of free men-our democracy. The Board of Education is proud of being part of this team. Dan Gerberg 9 PAUL J. EDINGER Supervising Principal LAURA WALDRON Citizenship Education RUSSELL BAILEY Guidance Counsellor BETTY CL OSS Grade Three CHARLES W. SNYDER High School Principal CELIA FRENCH English HELEN WATERS Science WILLIAM REILLY Grade Six ROBERT OBINE Mathematics VIRGINIA FARNSWORTH Grade Eight MARJORIE HUNT Commercial N. R. C. S. FACULTY 10 FLORENCE KNAPP Homemaking NOREEN FISCHETTE Physical Education REVA THOMAS Commercial MILDRED CONKLIN Language THEODORE WOODS Physical Education CLAUDE GILLETTE Agriculture FLORENCE FINCH Librarian LYDIA GAGE Mathematics MARY A. HACKNEY English CHARLES ROOKE Music CARMEN PASCARELLA Citizenship Education JAMES RYAN Art N. R. C. S. FACULTY ethel McAllister Grade Six FRED DURBIN Grade Supervisor LUCILLE MINER School Nurse GEORGE HUNT Remedial Class JEAN EYGNOR Grade Five MARJORIE KELLOGG Grade Five ELVA FEDOR Hygienist 11 BETTY GASTON Cadet LAURA PAYNE Grade Four INEZ DRURY Grade Two FERN LOUDON Cadet MABEL SCHAEFER Grade Three FLOSSIE GRANGER Grade One GRETA BARNES Grade Four N. R. C. S. FACULTY 12 GLADYS EYGNOR Grade Two VIRGINIA BALDRIDGE Kindergarten MARY PERKINS Grade Four PAULINE PORTER Grade One LYNN PY Cadet KAREN KOTARY Cadet ALICE K H Kinder n RUTH ML LZ Grade One CAFETERIA STAFF We greatly appreciate the delicious, nourishing meals prepared by our efficient cooks. We thank you, Ladies, for all your time and hard work spent in the kitchen. A. Goodsell, M. Milem, E. Smith, J. Hall, C. Moore, L. Clingerman. I. DeVay, O. Bate, L. Richardson, C. Reynolds, S. Boyer, F. Fitch, C. Briggs. BUS DRIVERS Our bus drivers are given the respon- sibility of transporting the N.R. C.S. students to and from school. Your cheery good morning and safe trips have always been appreciated. We, the class of 1963, wish to say, Thank you. S. Boyer, L, Guthrie, T. Poole, T. Rose. CUSTODIANS Your consistent efforts in keeping N.R.C.S. neat and clean are appreciated by all the people in this school system. To show our deep appreciation, we all say, Thank you for these many years of service. ' 7, NRCS Soccer Champs - Nov. 1962 Future Scientists Secretary to Mr. Bailey Latin Students Model Roman Gowns. 8th Grade Scientists SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Kent Marshall SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President.................................... Kent Marshall Vice-President...................................Don Fox Secretary....................................Patricia Smith Treasurer.....................................John Hackney Student Council Representatives ..........Joyce Hixon Brenda McQueen Marsha Van Kouwenberg APPRECIATION TO MISS FRENCH Miss French, We sincerely appreciate all you have done for us in this, our best and last year at N. R, C. S. Your understanding has enabled you to guide us aptly. You have treated each one of us as a responsible individual, and have prepared us for successful lives after high school. Thank you for every- thing. CELIA E. FRENCH, Adviser Good will is the mightiest, practical force in the universe. 16 The Class of '63 doubt is w X vespuut one an education- DAVID SMITH: To reach your goal, this advice is sound; if you can't go over or under, go around. CLASS OF ’63 faith. SCOTT BALDRIDGE: Is not life a hundred times too short for us to bore ourselves? 4.? JEFF williaMs. ... aMte� vethereil[o� )-JobeBomeo JOAN COLBURN: She's always gay, this tiny mite, and she’ll succeed, she’s dynamite. ’ ’63 RRY VanLARE- ••,. d° 6er 7 iiifi sorry'’ Spee ' ’ ' 3 So0 s Ps. ry- ,and you’ll be ab ., e«se nr L Te 19 DONALD BLISS: He may be sort oL shy, but once you get to know him he s quite a guy. have better to than CLASS OF ’63 Sijsan bETTY «“-'f ‘ “T' mwe one ° ® BOod to 'to' 8' fiends who ai b GRAHAM SMITH: We judge all great men by their virtue, not by their success. EDINGER; on is lot JANE YOUNG: I may be little, I may be shy, but never under-estimate a nurse like I. -do unto the «• « � “ EDWARD SZACHTA: Life: A little work, a lot of play. CLASS OF V ..-roloVeist0 s vout W JOYCE pOOIE; chave their deught h hi8h school days MARVIN LOVELESS: In this world COn,pare to high sc’ho Can't ________________j!„ __,___„ 01 nights. there are two tragedies. One is not getting what one wants and the other is getting it. CAROL HEWETT: The first sign of love is the last of wisdom. ” if Most Accomplished Athletes ???? 24 W ittiest Most Likely to Bring Down Game. The Limbo--N. R. C. S. Style. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY During the past four years we have worked hard to raise funds for our Washington Trip. In our first year of high school we sold candy, sponsored a successful round and square dance, and finished the year by having our class dinner. A class dinner and Christmas card sales were the highlights of our sophomore year. The junior year was full of many new experiences. We opened the candy store at the beginning of the year. Then the big moment came when our class rings arrived. We had a class dinner in the fall at the Rose School and ended the year by entertaining the Class of '62. Our final year at N.R.C.S. was a busy one, but one that is dear to our hearts. We topped all the other classes in the magazine sales. A lot of work was put into our yearbook and we are proud of this beautiful edition. We all worked hard to make our Senior Play, THE MAGIC TOUCH, the big success that it was. Now our goal has finally come. Our Washington Trip, and in June - Graduation. Memories of our years at N.R.C.S. will linger in our hearts forever. 26 THE MAGIC TOUCH” PRESENTED BY CLASS OF '63 SENIOR PLAY Under the supervision of Miss French, the seniors had another very successful performance on the N.R.C.S. stage. We had much fun doing the play entitled THE MAGIC TOUCH which was viewed by the largest crowd ever seated in our auditorium. The cast was as follows: Robert Braddock father of the family John Hackney June Braddock Robert's wife Brenda McQueen Bobbett Braddock daughter of Robert and June Joyce Hixon a home economics teacher Sue Edinger a colored lady who cooks Joyce Poole Bobby’s hero and leader of the gang Don Bliss a round-faced lad of sixteen Graham Smith younger than Hank and Socko D°n F°x A housemaid by trade but an actress by wishful thinking Patricia Smith an awkward teen-age chauffeur Kent Marshall the community's social big shot Norma Moore also of the social register J°an Colburn socialite Eileen Owen an obvious rival to Bobby Marsha VanKouwenburg a gum-chewing electrician Glen Briggs models in the style show Carol Hewett and Betty I Millpr Miss Blodget Mrs. Washington Socko Hank Chuck Ophelia Willie Mrs. Stockdale Mrs. Clarence Mrs. Poo Frieda Fisher Squint Extras ROW ONE: P. Smith, N. Moore, J. Hixon. C. Hewett. B. Miller. ROW TWO: S. Edinger, E. Owen, B. McQueen. J. Hackney. J. Colburn, A. Bastian. ROW THREE: G. Briggs, D. Fox, D. Bliss, M. VanKouwenberg, G. Smith, J. Poole, K. Marshall, Miss French. 27 n,vjfaji; Smitty at bat Surprise Friendly Chat Some party! Glamor Girl You'll wonder where the yellow went. Three little foxes Comfortable? Wonder who won? Dennis the Menace Little man ROW ONE: B. Marshall, M. Oaks, G. McOmber, C. Fitch, B. Dodds, K. Powell, D. Maurer. ROW TWO: S. Beal, B. Yates, E. VanKouwenberg, J. Lee, N. Reibsame, E. Coomber, Miss Waldron. ROW THREE: L. Smith, S. Baker, N. Towne, R. York, M. Baldrigde, J. Toles, K. Durbin. ROW FOUR: P. Dayton, L. Hall, G. Greene, A. Seager. - JUNIORS - ROW ONE: B. Wright, L. Mables, S. Carr, P. Akins, A. Hutchison, D. Thomas, S. Godkin. ROW TWO: K. Stevens, G. Schumacher, D. Loveless, N. Loveless, S. Smith, C. Wells, M. Matteson, Mrs. Hunt. ROW THREE: M. Francis, F. Ryan, R. Clark, G. Yancey, L. Spade. ROW ONE: E. Avery, G. Rising, S. Koenig, B. Colburn, L. Terhune, P. Smith, P. Richardson. ROW TWO: Mr. Obine, L. Acker, L. Bliss, C. McRoberts, B. Smith, K. Bastian, C. York, J. Briggs. ROW THREE: L. Guthrie, R. Staderman, D. Coonrod, V. Brinkman, S. Smith, L. Yates, C. Powell. ROW FOUR: E. Bate, R. Toles, R. Hazlett, W. Williams, R. Caves, W. Reilly. - SOPHOMORES - ROW ONE: B. Turner, P. Schumacher, L. Aldrich, S. Garrison, M. Case, C. Horton. ROW TWO: M. Briggs, L. McQueen, M. Porter, P. Burley, C. Barber, J. Wilson, Mrs. Conklin. ROW THREE: D. Tompkins, L. Yonkers, G. Miller, E. Bissett, M. Spade, L. VanKouwenberg. ROW FOUR- T. Weed, R. Smith, C. Smith, D. Hall. ROW ONE: S. Campbell, A. Miller, E. Gerberg, J. Yancey, M. Lugo, S. Marshall. ROW TWO: Mrs. Waters, S. VanKouwenberg, D. Wilcox, J. Castor, F. Merithew, M. Bell, D. Shipley. ROW THREE: C. Clements, M. Oaks, W. Young, L. Castor, D. Price, W. Marsh, ROW FOUR: J. Owen, R. Lay, J. Edmonds, G. Peeso, M. Wright, R. Wilson, C. Tylinda. FRESHMEN ROW ONE: C. Caves, S. Weed, S. McQueen, R. Murray, J. Humbert, P. Sherman, ROW TWO: G. Betts, C. Case, C. Yates, L. Sliarrow, G. Robinson, F. Carr, ROW THREE: T. Prober, M. Young, D. Guthrie, S. Hall, W. Taft, R. Grooms, ROW FOUR: R. Thomas, S. Juffs, K. Ryan, J. Allen, A. Johnson. ROW ONE: R. Bowden, P. Barber, V. Collier, B. Lester, M. Staderman, I. Thomas, J. Bate. ROW TWO: Mrs. Hackney, J. Williams, M. Hoad, K. Norris, J. Adams, R. Ryther, M. Bliss, B. Foster. ROW THREE: B. Hayes, J. Staten, K. Fox, S. Fulkerson, K. Peck, S. Lay, B. Taft, L. Oaks. ROW FOUR: A. Stevens, R. Castor, J. Foro, K. Baldridge, E. Thomas, G. Thomas, S. Green, S. Davenport. GRADE 8 ROW ONE: S. Powell, L. Laird, G. Guthrie, C. Barnes, D. Burns, J. Robinson, N. Beebe. ROW TWO: S. Merithew, R. McQueen, C. Wells, G. Sherman, F. True, S. Thomas, C. Durbin, A. Adams. ROW THREE: D. Ball, S. Hackney, L. Coonrod, J. Jenkins, J. Thomas, M. Wilson, R. Szachta. ROW FOUR: S. Smith, N. Edmonds, E. Miller, R. Coomber, S. Blauvelt, C. Gilbert, B. Langdon, ABSENT: Mrs. Farnsworth, C. Price, S. Rodas. ROW ONE: A. Beal, S. Smith, J, Smith, S. Brockman, M. Tompkins, D. Yancey. ROW TWO: Mrs. Gage, R. Guthrie, B. Allen, D. Carr, L. Garland, H. Bastian, H. Ufholz. ROW THREE: L. Spratley, L. Anthony, R. Colburn, R. Smith, A. Thomas, J. Green, G. Murray, C. Rhodes, M. Pankratz, T. Brown. ABSENT: G. VanValkenbrug, V. Graham. GRADE 7 ROW ONE: P. Taft, L. Smith, D. Blauvelt, T. Cole, L. Castor. ROW TWO: D. Reibsome, D. Betts, F. Williams, C. Wilson, K. Schumacher, Mr. Pascarella. ROW THREE: J. Fitch, M. Archer, B. Putman, T. Akins, J. Lee. ROW FOUR: M. Jewell, D. Taft, P. Wallace, E. Keller, S. Marshall. ROW ONE: L. Weed, J. Wright, A. KelLar, L. Rodas, D. Wood. ROW TWO: J. Hayes, M. Allen, D. Poole W. Rodas, D. Jones. ROW THREE: C. True, L. Jones, T. Allen, H. Wright, N. Terhune, Mr. Hunt. GRADE 7 AND 6 ROW ONE- E. Jenks, R. Cushman, M. Prober, R. Patchen, G. LeRoy, L. Bell, P. Barber. ROW TWO: S. Skienar, P. Hoad, S. Brockman, D. Grooms. P. Koenig, L. Converse, A. Merithew. ROW THREE: Mr. Reilly, C. Yates, E. Terhune, B. Beal, P. Baker, J. Graham, P. Miller, D. Gretton. ROW FOUR: C. Washburn, W. Mason, D. Gunkler, C. Lyman. D. Bitter, D. Smith. ROW ONE: D. Blauvelt, L. Langdon, R. Miller, N. Baldridge, S. Poole, K. Norris, S. Yonker. ROW TWO: D. Yancey, J. Adams, D, Bishop, W, Smith, G. Hunt, T. Rising. ROW THREE: M. Leroy, C. Tompkins, J. Chester, D. Caves, I. Thomas, N. Poole, G. Mitchell, Mrs. McAllister. ROW FOUR: O. Turner, B. Cole, J. Jewell, D. H. Smith, W. Allen, J. McRoberts. GRADE 6 AND 5 ROW ONE: N. Wemesfelder, M. Gary, L. Garland, P. Reynolds, D. Cushman, D. VanValkenbecg, L. Poole. ROW TWO: D. Burns, L. Liechti, M. Allen, E. Thomas, D. Betts, D. Davenport, I. Staten, Mrs. Eygnor. ROW THREE- P. Milen, H. Francis, L. Frey, S. Tellier, L. Akins, D. Caves, D. Richardson. ROW FOUR: K. Marsh, L. Washburn, T. Miller, J. Stevens, L. Pankratz, H. Hayes. ROW ONE: M. Wilson, A. Schumacher, S. Cushman, O. Beebe, K. Burns, K. Gary, D. Converse. ROW TWO: S. Hayes, K. Tellier, R. Case, J. True, C. Gretton, J. Dodds, C. Tack, Mrs. Kellogg. ROW THREE N. Merithew, D. Castor, D. Lester L. Young, R. Caves, R. Oaks, B. Ball. ROW FOUR: F. Hughley, M. Caves, J. Steitler, D. Davenport, C. Williams, D. Allen, D. Gunkler. GRADES 5 AND 4 ROW ONE, on Floor: A. True, T. Wright. Seated: M. Wright, J. Wilson, D. Gunkler, R. Fulkerson, R. Francis, L. Crisler. ROW TWO: E. Petty, D. Jones, R. Loveless, Mrs. Perkins, L. Williams, C. Williams, V. Smith. ROW THREE: F. Burns, D. Petty, L. Dickens, S. Webber, W. Kellar, D. Washburn. ROW ONE: B. Allen, P. Virts, D. Bums. ROW TWO: M. Merithew, R. Yonkers, P. Graham, J. Benson, N. Oaks, S. Thomas, K. Klotz. ROW TUREE: E. Milan, L. Eygnor, D. O’Keefe, G. Hunt, D. Rising, E. Bishop, J. Allen. ROW FOUR: Mrs. Payne, P. Kellar, J. Murry, G. McAter, L. Poole, K. Hixon, C. Miller, C. Steitler, Mrs. Gaston. ROW FIVE: J. Gerberg, B. Baker, R. Mitchell, D. Dana, M. Reese, M. VanValkenburgh, L. Williams, L. Briggs. GRADE 4 ROW ONE: D. Sklenar, K. Mables, S. Bitter, S. Marshall. ROW TWO: L. Powell, M. Cu p, D. Bishop, P. Bundy, K. Grooms, R. Young, E. Bliss. ROW THREE: C. Sipes, E. Brockman, R. Turner, N. Walker, Mrs. Barnes, R. Sherman, S. Bell, R. Garland, D. Milliken. ROW FOUR: G. Peck, D. Fulkerson, B. Thomas, D. True, K. Ball, B. Murry. ROW FIVE: E. Jenks, L. Hazlett, D. Peeso, H. Gent, G. Lyman, L. Webber. ROW ONE: S. Poole, S. Barnes, P. Jones. ROW TWO: W. Schumacher, J. Walker, A. Salerno, B. Griffin, J. Castor, D. Betts, L. Thomas. ROW THREE J. Allen, D. Bruggeman, R. Milliken, D. Rose, D. Liechter, M. DeCosey, R. Miller, W. Taft. ROW FOUR: S. Yancey, R. McQueen, P. Sklenar, Mrs. Schaefer, D. Gent, L. Richardson, C. Allen. ROW FIVE: M. Whitmore, M. Williams, T. Davenport, H. VanValkenburgh. ABSENT: E. Chester. GRADE 3 ROW ONE: D. Putnam, C. Sipes, B. Merithew, B. Milem, L. Anthony, C. Coonrod, D. Smith. ROW TWO: J. Barber, R. Smith, J. Reibsome, R. Cary, J. Fox, C. Allen. ROW THREE: S. Young, D. Smith, R. Pickering, E. Murray, Mrs. Closs, P. Kellogg, A. Woods, C. Edmonds, J. Norris. ROW FOUR: C. Ellis, E. Kalbfleish, R. Robinson, R. Peeso, J. Foster, V. Betts, J. DeCosey. ABSENT: C. Archer, C. Chapman, A. Calberth, D. Thomas. ROW ONE: D. LaValley, D. Congdon, D. Tompkins, V. Wilson. ROW TWO: J. Foster, C. Smith, P. Putman, M. Anthony, A. Smith, C. Converse, B. Bell, D. LaValley. ROW THREE: M. Thomas, L. Garland, O. Lewis, M. Walters, D. Mead, A. Biddlers, G. Wilson, L. Reynolds. ROW FOUR: C. Poole, J. Ellis, B. Hixon, T. Bell, Mrs. Eygnor, G. Smith, M. Pettit, L. Miller, D. Lyman. ROW FIVE: W. Wright, T. VanValkenburg, R. Bigger, M. Peeso, B. Langdon, S. Young. ABSENT: W. Rodas, W. Thomas. GRADE 2 ROW ONE: M. Salerno, L. Fulkerson, A. Chace, D. Cushman. ROW TWO: C. Betts, R. Graham, W. Merithew, G. Fox, J. LaValley, G. Burns, R. Putman, D. Reibsome, ROW THREE: E. MacEdwards, D. Hixon, D. Granger, P. Pettit, C. Confer, S. Young, P. Tellier, Mrs. Drury. ROW FOUR: Miss Loudon (cadet), S. Cherry, W. Bundy, P. Petty, S. Williams, D. Whitmore, M. Brown, A. Bitter, S. Householder. ROW FIVE: B. Anthony, D. Jay, M. Phelps, M. Lewis, W. Lyman, D. Edmonds, B. Turner. ABSENT: P. Putnam, B. Ross, L. Murry. ROW ONE: B. Petrosino, D. Fox, D. Marshall, B. Milliken, K. Jay. ROW TWO: D. Allen, D. Smith, C. Bundy, R. Spade, C. Beebe, K. Gretton. ROW THREE: K. Crisler, J. DeVinney, R. Ross, Y. Putman, P. Bitter. ROW FOUR: Miss Pyne (Cadet), B. Meade, K. Bulmer, J. Walters, M. Gunkler, N. Godkin, T. Bastian, J. Randall, Mrs. Mertz. ABSENT: C. Ellis, E. Webber, R. Toles, B. Granger. GRADE I ROW ONE: C. Staderman, R. Colburn, D. Bishop, A. Graham, C. Culp, K. MacEdward. ROW TWO B. Hill, D. Lapp, H. Cushman, P. Rodas, G. Petty, P. Schumacher, C. Staton, M. Sharp. ROW THREE:: R. Reeves, C. Putnam, F. Walker, K. LaValley, C. Divelbliss, W. Adams, F. Walters, C. Bulmer. ROW FOUR: T. Jenks, P. Webber, C. Poole, J. Shove, E. Peeso, Mrs. Granger, S. O'Brien, J. Barnes, R. Betts, D. Brown, B. Hamilton. ROW ONE: N. Sipes, R. Caves, C. Benson, D. Salerno, D. Bishop, D. Kalbfleisch. ROW TWO: B. Petty, J. Hoad, M. Miller, C. True, J. Lyman, D. Graham, M. Langdon. ROW THREE: D. Bliss, D. Coomber, K. Rotach, K. Price, R. Divelbliss, A. Reese. ROW FOUR: P. Thurber, E. Gary, C. Sklenar, A. VanValkenbourgh, K. Chase, S. Pierson, B. Virts, S. Mills. ROW FIVE: M. Castor, R. Johnson, S. Hendershot, P. Turner, T. Chavers, R. Munger, S. Putnam, C. Biggers, Miss Porter. GRADE I - KINDERGARTEN ROW ONE: A. Ellis, O. LaValley, C. Lester, K. Wilson, J. Hillegas, C. Shove, Miss Rotary. ROW TWO: D. MacEdward, T. Walker, A. Archer, M. Morgan, D. Webber, D. Minier. ROW THREE: E. Champlin, D. Hill, S. Young, M. Turner, W. Milen, S. Lewis, Mrs. Baldridge. ROW ONE: T. Brown, K. Benson, M. Preston, M. Hughley, L. Fox, Mrs. Baldridge. ROW TWO: V. Hubbard, D. Phelps, L. Cushman, J. Taft, M. Chase, D. Soules. ROW THREE- R. Bate, D. Hixon, R. Ufholz, T. Salerno, P. O’Keefe, D. Williams, R. Burns, Mrs. Culver. - KINDERGARTEN - ROW ONE: K. Marshall, L. Marshall, M. Meyer, J. Caves, D. Yancey. ROW TWO: M. Woods, B. Poole, E. Hughley, P. Garland, J. Householder, C. Reynolds, S. Leonard. ROW THREE S. Anthony, R. Jackson, Mrs. Marsh, E. DeCosey, J. Chavers. 3 KINDERGARTEN ROW ONE: L. Bundy, C. True, H. Allen, D. Poole, M. Merithew. ROW TWO: R. Thurber, A. Walters, T. Munger, J. Barnes, C. Campbell. ROW THREE: J. Paige, A. McGriff, D. Crisler, W. Graham, R. Divelbliss, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Marsh, teacher. ABSENT: S. Parker, R. Perkins, R. Sipes, R. Thomas. SIDE-LIGHTS Each school in New York State, or any state, has a certain uniqueness which sets it apart from others in the vicinity, even from those of similar size and social background. North Rose Central exhibits an individual- ity acutely noticeable to the critical observer. The most outstanding characteristic of North Rose Central is its student body. Perhaps nowhere in this state will you find a more industrious group. While statistics would be difficult to come by, the visitor to our school can quickly notice the seriousness of purpose of our pupils by looking into study hall during any study period. The individual is supreme at North Rose Cental. Unlike the bulk of our modern schools where the majority sets the pattern, here at North Rose the individual remains the most important single item of focus. The written and unwritten code of our school is to retain the identity of each pupil in all phases of his endeavor. Progress in both academic and non-academic areas has distinguished itself at North Rose. We are one of a handful of schools that provide an elective program for junior high school pupils. Our elementary two-track program in reading and mathematics is not only unique to this area, but to the whole northern section of the state. Our migrant school was the first in the state and remains one of the largest and, certainly, the most thorough programs. The two-track history program in high school is being copied in several area schools. The point system for the senior trip has remained one of the marvels of administration of pupil affairs. The student council and its self-maintained room is the subject of much envy throughout the northcentral area. We were one of the first schools in the state to adopt the state recommended agriculture mechanics program. The physical fitness program was instituted long before the President furnished the nation his plan. Because we are a small school is no excuse to short-change our pupils; they must have the best education available. To this goal we dedicate our minds and our bodies. 44 C. W. Snyder, High School Principal ROW ONE: S. McQueen, S. Beal, S. Edinger, S. Campbell, C. Caves. ROW TWO: S. Koenig, K. Bastian, S. Hackney, D. Thomas, J. Humbert. ROW THREE: K. Baldridge, D. Hall, A. Seager, D. Fox, K. Durbin. ROW FOUR: G. McOmber, G. Yancey, B. Dodds, D. Smith, B. Marshall. SENIOR BAND The Senior Band, under the capable direction of Mr. Rooke, had a successful start this year when it played for the Wayne County Teachers' Association at Pal-Mac, September 28. During the school year the band played at school concerts, and several of its members performed in small groups or as soloists. 46 ROW ONE: M. VanKouwenberg, M. Oaks, M. Oaks, E. Gerberg, S. Marshall. ROW TWO: K. Powell, T. Prober, S. Davenport, L. Sharrow, J. Colburn. ROW THREE: M. Baldridge, R. Castor, S. Baker, N. Loveless. ROW FOUR: E. Bate, P. Dayton, D. Maurer, Mr. Rooke. SENIOR BAND Several of the programs the band played in were the Christmas Program, Spring Concert, and a Band Concert. They also marched and played in the Memorial Day Parade. Toward the end of the year the band did a fine job playing in the County Music Festival. 47 ROW ONE: C. McRoberts, C. Yates, S. Garrison, B. Smith, J. Colburn, S. Campbell, V. Brinkman. ROW TWO: C. York, A. Millej, P. Akins, J. Wilson, S. Koenig, J. Briggs, J. Castor, Mr. Rooke. ROW THREE: M. VanKouwenberg, J. Humbert, B. Yates, N. Loveless, F. Merithew, M. Oaks, S. Marshall, A. Bastian. ROW FOUR: S. Smith, M. Spade, E. Owen, K. Stevens, E. VanKouwenberg, N. Moore, P. Smith, N. Riebsome. ROW FIVE: G. Yancey, P. Dayton, S. Baldridge, G. Peeso, R. Toles, R. York. SENIOR CHOIR The 78 members of the choir had a successful year under the direction of Mr. Charles Rooke. They participated in the state and county choirs, the Christmas pageant, the spring concert and the county choir festival. 48 ROW ONE: K. Powell, L. Sharrow, M. Oaks, S. Carr, L. Aldrich, C. Caves, L. Mables, B. McQueen, pianist, ROW TWO: S. Weed, R. Murray, M. Lugo, K. Bastian, C. Barber, J. Hixon, P. Richardson, S. McQueen. ROW THREE: L. Terhune, C. Hewett, C. Powell, D. Thomas, M. Case, E. Gerberg, P. Sherman, D. Price. ROW FOUR: R. Staderman, S. Hall, L. Castor, J. Lee, S. Baker, C. Fitch, J. Yancey. ROW FIVE: F. Ryan, D. Hall, B. Marshall, E. Bate, B. Dodds, J. Toles, K. Marshall. SENIOR CHOIR SENIOR CHOIR OFFICERS President .Marsha VanKouwenberg Vice-President Secretary Treasurer 49 ROW ONE: M. Oaks, J. Colburn, J. Hixoru ROW TWO: M. VanKouwenberg, D. Thomas, E. Owen. ROW THREE: M. Oaks, B. McQueen, S. Marshall. ROW FOUR: K. Powell, C. Fitch. ROW FIVE: S. Baker. - ENSEMBLE - Senior High Ensemble This year’s senior high ensemble spent many long hours re- hearsing together in preparation for the Christmas Program and Annual Spring Concert. In addition, they entertained at the Student Association Banquet in June. 50 JUNIOR BAND ROW ONE: S. Thomas, P. Staderman, N. Edmonds, S. Hall, J. Green, V. Graham, B. Allen, K. Fox. ROW TWO: M. Tompkins, C. Durbin, T. Akins, B. Lester, P. Barber, S. Powell, J. Fitch, D. Betts, Mr. Rooke. ROW THREE: M. Archer, T. Cole, A. Beal, S. Marshall, V. Collier, J. Bate, F. Merithew, D. Carr. ROW FOUR: S. Davenport, B. Colburn, W. Marsh, P. Sherman, K. Baldridge, D. Ball, R. Bowden, T. Brown. ROW FIVE: J. Thomas, L. Oaks, D. Burns, A. Stevens, M. Pancratz, S. Hackney. BEGINNERS’ BAND ROW ONE: L. Akins, D. Allen, P. Reynolds, G. Leroy, C. Greten, M. Allen, B. Case, E. Putnam, J. Dodds, D. Bishop, P. Barber. ROW TWO: R. Blaisdell, E. Thomas, I. Statten, D. Betts, D. Converse, O. Beebe, T. Schumacher, A. Putnam, K. Tellier, S. Yonker, T. Rising. ROW THREE: P. Koenig, R. Caves, J. Wilson, D. Lester, L. Converse, N. Wemesfelder, K. Gary, D. Castor, D. Davenport, P. Milem, R. Oaks, L. Frey, Mr. Rooke. ROW FOUR: M. Leroy, S. Sklenar, N. Merithew, D. Greten, D. Gunkler, K. Marsh, J. Steitler, N. Poole, L. Pankratz, B. Ball, S. Tellier, P. Miller, M. Gary. ROW FIVE: D. Richardson, D. Davenport, C. Lyman, J. McRoberts, D. Smith, G. Mitchell, D. Poole, B. Beal, J. Stevens, D. Gunkler, D. Caves. E. Jenks. JR. HI CHOIR ROW ONE: D. Yancey, M. Hoad, C. Durbin, P. Staderman, S. Thomas, S, Powell, P. Barber, B. Lester, Accompanist; D. Thomas. ROW TWO: F. Williams, C. Wilson, S. Merithew, K. Wells, B. Allen, M. Tompkins. J. Adams, A. Adams. ROW THREE: D. Carr, L. Beal, V. Collier, K. Peck, C. Barnes, L. Coonrod, S. Marshall, B. Guthrie, Mrs. Smith, Director. ROW FOUR: D. Hall, K. Fox, S. Fulkerson, D. Ball, N. Edmonds, D. Bums, J. Green, G. Guthrie, L. Anthony. ROW FIVE: T. Brown, J. Foro, M. Jewell, B. Castor, E. Kellar, K. Baldridge, S. Hackney. This year’s Junior High Choir is the largest ever, and under the direction of Mrs. Maloy is having an enjoyable season singing for concerts. ROW ONE: P. Barber, M. Culp, M. VanValkenburgh, G. Clotz, J. Hunt, S. Marshall, D. Bums, D. Thomas, Accompanist. ROW TWO: K. Tellier, D. Sklenar, E. Jenks, C. Gretton, J. Adams, J. Dodds, K. Norris, L. Hazlett. ROW THREE: E. Bliss, R. Sherman, D. Betts, E. Bishop, A. Put- man, P. Milem, D. Converse. ROW FOUR: C. Tack, D. Gretton, D. Richardson, G. Leroy, L. Williams, D. Poole, J. Graham, P. Hoad. ROW FIVE: D. Caves, M. Jones, N. Baldridge, J. Jewell, D. Allan, M. Prober, P. Miller, B. Ball. GRADE CHOIR ROW ONE: D. Yancey, D. Bishop, S. Thomas, N. Oaks, D. Bishop, J. Benson, L. Powell. ROW TWO: P. Verts, J. Gerberg, L. Eygnor, K. Ball, R. Case, L. Poole, E. Thomas, D. Poole. ROW THREE: Mrs. Smith, Director: R. Caves, P. Koenig, R. Oaks, P. Reynolds, J. Hunt, L. Akins, L. Converse, M. Gary. ROW FOUR: L. Briggs, K. Milliken, L. Pankratz, K. Marsh, D. Dana, B. Baker, S. Tellier. ROW FIVE: J. Steitler, N. Poole, D. Smith, I. Thomas, C. Washburn, D.Mead. Mrs. Thomas at work. Learning the Know How. Decorating the Library. Senior Homeroom - Christmas - 1962. 9th Period WARBLERS. ROW ONE: J. Hixon, M. VanKouwenberg, C. Barber, B. McQueen, S. Edinger, B. Miller, L. Aldrich. ROW TWO: K. Powell, C. Fitch, S. Baker, D. Thomas, E. VanKouwenberg, M. Oaks, P. Smith. ROW THREE: J. Hackney, G. Yancey,. P. Dayton, E. Bates, D. Smith, D. Fox, K. Marshall, P. Smith. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY In November, an initiation banquet was held in honor of the new members who were chosen for their outstanding qualities in leadership, scholarship, service, and character. Monthly meetings were held at members' homes where each member had an opportu- nity to freely participate in presentations and discussions aimed at promoting the qualities above. 56 ROW ONE: E. Gerberg, J. Yancey, B. Dodds, P. Smith, K. Marshall. ROW TWO: K. Baldridge, M. VanKouwenberg, B. McQueen, S. Campbell, M. Oaks, B. Colburn. ROW THREE: J. Fitch, S. Koenig, J. Hixon, S. Powell, T. Cole. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council, under the guidance of Miss Finch and Mr. Bailey, has worked hard to present activities that were desirable to the students, teachers, and members of the community. Amoug these activities were: Christmas Tea, skating parties, All-School Prom, Student Association Banquet, and the citizenship awards assembly. The Student Council is always striving to give all students a greater voice in government. OFFICERS ROW ONE: Barry Marshall, Kathleen Powell, Sec- retary; David Smith, President; Geff Yancey, Vice- President; ROW TWO: Miss Finch, Mr. Bailey, Ad- visers. 57 LIBRARY STAFF ROW ONE: Miss Finch, M. Briggs, J. Lee, P. Smith, A. Hutchinson. ROW TWO: C. Case, D. Price, S. Carr, V. Brinkman, S. Weed, P. Burley. ROW THREE: W. Taft, C. Smith, R. Lay. The Library student staff, comprised of volunteer workers from the senior high school, performs an essential service for the whole school. Duties include the routines of processing new books and mending old ones, caring for the magazine collection, and card catalogue filing. EIGHTH GRADE LIBRARY STAFF ROW ONE: J. Williams, L. Coonrod, P. Barber, K. Fox, C. Price. ROW TWO: G. Thomas, D. Ball, D. Burns. R. Bowden, Miss Finch. ROW THREE: S. Lay, J. Bate, J. Thomas, L. Oaks. R. McQueen, M. Bliss. SEATED: H. Peeso, K. Powell, C. Fitch, S. Baker. STANDING: Mrs. Hunt, B. Yates, M. Baldridge, G, McOmber, D. Maurer, B. Dodds, N. Towne, M. Matteson, Miss French. ABSENT: Mrs. Thomas. SCANNER STAFF CO-EDITORS.......... ASSOCIATE EDITORS . . TYPING EDITOR . . . . SPORTS EDITORS . . . . ..........................................Carol Fitch, Kathi Powell Mary Beth Oaks, Geff Yancey, Eileen VanKouwenberg, Barry Marshall . . Beverly Yates, Diane Thomas, Ann Hutchinson, Norma Riebsame .........................................Don Maurer, Helen Peeso Assistants.................................John Toles, Sharyn Carr, Ken Durbin, Kay Stevens ART EDITOR............................Mark Baldridge, Adrian Patchen, Carmi Wells, Robert Clark CIRCULATION MANAGER.......................Gary McOmber, Judy Lee, Delores Loveless, Larry Hall ACTIVITIES EDITOR. . . . Brian Dodds, Sandra Beal, Marshall Francis, Emma Coomber, Leo Spade Frank Ryan SPECIAL FEATURES EDITOR.........................................................Sharon Baker Assistants • • • • PRINTING MANAGER Ronald York, Lavonne Mables, Paul Dayton . Norris Towne Assistants • • CHIEF REPORTER Assistants • • ADVISERS • • • .....................Neil Loveless, Linda Smith, Sandra Smith ..........................................Mary Jane Matteson Gerhart Schumacher, Jerry Green, Aubrey Seager, Phyllis Akins . . . Celia French, Marjorie Hunt, Reva Thomas, James Ryan 59 NURSES CLUB ROW ONE: C. Barber, J. VanLare, M. Young, J. Young, J. Poole, H. Peeso, I . Hoople, Mrs. Fedor. ROW TWO: J. Colburn. M. Porter, S. McQueen, L. Aldrich, E. Owen, C. Horton, E. Bissett, Mrs. Miner, M. Spade, L. Terhune, E. Avery, S. Edinger, P. Richardson, S. Koenig, L. Sharrow. The chief aim of the Future Nurses’ Club is to aid students who are interested in the various fields of nursing. Students assist in the nurses' office and at immunization clinics. The students also visit hospitals in the Rochester Council to give them an idea of the rigorous training nursing requires. It is hoped that this information and experience will be helpful in guiding them in the final selection of a career. F. F. A. ROW ONE: C. Tylenda, D. Hall. ROW TWO: P. Burley, R. Toles, Mr. Gillette, L. VanKouwenberg. President. . . Vice-President Secretary . . F. F. A. LEARNING TO DO, DOING TO LEARN EARNING TO LIVE, LIVING TO SERVE . . Frank Ryan Treasurer...................................carl Tylenda Aubrey Seager Sentinel................................... Young . . Leroy Yates News Reporter...............................Bob Clark T H E S P I A N S ROW ONE: G. Briggs, J. Poole, J. Colburn, A. Patchen, D. Coonrod, E. Owen, C. Powell, M. Oaks. ROW TWO: M. Briggs, J. Briggs, B. Miller, S. Beal, S. Weed, T. Weed, V. Brinkman, C. Fitch, J. VanLare, E. VanKouwenberg, Miss French, C. Caves, J. Castor. Under the direction of Mr. Durbin, members of this organization made it pos- sible for the different classes to further their knowledge of a particular subject by using movies, slides, and recordings. AUDIO VISUAL ROW ONE: C. Smith, N. Loveless, N. Towne, L. Spade. ROW TWO: W. Taft, D. Coonrod, T. Weed, F. Merithew, B. Dodds, D. Bliss, M. Loveless, Mr. Durbin. President. . . Vice-President Secretary. . . Treasurer . . Advisor . . . TheN.R.C. S. Thespians .............................Eileen Owen ................................Joyce Poole ...............................Joan Colburn .............................Adrian Patchen ...........................Celia E. French Let us, then, refrain from astonishment at what men do. AUTO MECHANICS A. Patchen, S. Barnes, E. Szachta, L. VanLare, T. Norris, Mr. Cook, Instructor. Helen Peeso, Jane Young, Joyce Poole. NURSES TRAINING CLASS 62 ROW ONE: Players, F. Carr, D. Shipley; Ball Boys, S. Yonkers, L. Weed, C. Tompkins, W, Allen, E. Terhune, N. Terhune, J. McRoberts, R. Patchen, S. Poole, C. Lyman; Players, R. Lay, B. Wilson. ROW TWO: G. Schumacher, R. York, B. Marshall, D. McRoberts, L. Gutherie, G. Smith, A. Seager, G. Yancey, E. Szachta, G. McOmber, P. Schumacher. ROW THREE: Managers, T. Prober, N. Loveless; Players, L. Yates, C. Tylenda, J. Hackney, S. Juffs, D. Maurer, G. Peeso, B. Smith, A. Patchen, J. Edmonds, D. Gutherie, M. Taft; Managers, L. Spade; Coach, Mr. Woods. SOCCER CHAMPS” With the return of 12 lettermen from last year's squad, the 1962 Tiger Soccer Team looked forward to having a fine team. They didn't keep their fans waiting long as they defeated Sodus 10-4 in the opening game. However, in the next game with Marion, they absorbed their first loss by Marion 6-2. Fired up by this loss, the booters proceeded to defeat Newark, Savannah, Williamson, Red Creek, Wolcott and Savannah before losing to Wayne. They tied Red Creek and defeated Marion to win the Wayne County Championship and the right to compete in the Sectionals. They defeated Wheatland-Chili in the quarter finals, Middlesex Valley in the Semi-final game, but were defeated in the finals 5-0 by a good Hammondsport team. Led by Captains John Hackney and Graham Smith and fellow Seniors David McRoberts and Ed Szachta, the Tigers played a very aggressive brand of soccer. Scorers for the team were: Barry Marshall—17 goals, David McRoberts and John Hackney—6 goals each, Gary McOmber and Adrian Patchen—2 goals each and Fred Carr, Don Maurer, and Gerhart Schumacher—1 goals each for a total of 72 points while limiting the opponents to 32 points. Game scores for the season were as follows: North Rose 10 Sodus 0 North Rose 2 Marion 6 North Rose 10 Newark 0 North Rose 10 Savannah 4 North Rose 2 Williamson 1 North Rose 6 Red Creek 0 North Rose 4 Wolcott 2 North Rose 14 Savannah 2 North Rose 0 Wayne 4 North Rose '0 Red Creek 0 North Rose 2 Marion 0 North Rose 6 Wheatland-Chili 0 North Rose 6 Middlesex Valley 4 North Rose 0 Hammondsport 5 Record of 10 wins, 3 losses, 1 tie. ROW ONE: B. Marshall, D. Smith, E. Szachta, G. Smith, J. Green, G. Yancey. ROW TWO: Coach Woods, Manager; D. Guthrie, D. McRoberts, J. Hackney, G. McOmber, D. Maurer, R. York, F. Ryan, C. Wells, C. Tylenda. VARSITY BASKETBALL The North Rose Central basketball team had a fine season this year. The team worked very well together and exhibited fine sports- manship. Congratulations to the coach and team for another success- ful season! 65 VARSITY: LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Campbell, E. Avery, S. Baker, S. Smith, L. Terhune, S. Carr. - CHEERLEADERS - We sincerely extend our congratulations and thanks to the cheerleaders for ful- filling their responsibility of attaining and keeping enthusiasm in the crowd of spectators who backed up the Tigers and cheered them on to many victories. J. V. ROW ONE: J. Poole, S. Koenig, S. Edinger. ROW TWO: J. VanLare, K. Powell, C. Fitch. J. V. BASKETBALL ROW ONE: D. Shipley, R. Burley, R. Staderman, P. Smith, J. Yancey, F. Carr. ROW TWO: B. Toles, S. Juffs, L. Guthrie, L. Yates, K. Ryan. ROW THREE: D. Hall, R. Smith, G. Peeso, R. Caves, J. Edmonds, Coach Pascarella. This year's J. V. team had a very good season. Under the coaching of Mr. Pascarella, they displayed the fighting spirit typical of N.R. C.S. teams. It is hoped many of these boys will make future Varsity players. ROW ONE: R. Reither, T. Cole. D. Carr, J. Fitch, R. Guthrie, D. Betts. ROW TWO: G. Betts, D„ Hall, T. Prober, B. Hayes, K. Norris, M. Archer, J. Yancey, ROW THREE: J. Staten, F. Merithew, R. Szachta, R. Castor, L. Smith, G. Guthrie, Coach Obine. JR. HI SOCCER CROSS COUNTRY ROW ONE: G. Rising, C. Wells, J. Wilson, J. Toles, P. Burley, ROW TWO: K. Durbin, K. Ryan, C. Smith, R. Hazlett, F. Ryan. BASEBALL ’62 ROW ONE: D. McRoberts, J. Hackney, F. LaValley, G. Smith. ROW TWO: P. Burley, H. Ter- hune, L. Guthrie, J. Green. ROW THREE: Mr. Pascarella, C. Smith, R. Smith, E. Szachta, R. Wells, S. Baldridge. The sports-minded girls in N.R.C.S. had various activities this year. Some of the sports they participated in were: soccer, field hockey, basketball, volleyball, and softball. ROW ONE: L. Acker, M. Briggs, J. Castor, C. Yates, L. Bliss, K. Bastian, C. York, S. Koenig, C. Barber. ROW TWO: S. Edinger, D. Wilcox, E. Owen, J. Briggs, M. Lugo, V. Brinkman, S. Weed, E. VanKouwen- berg, K. Stevens, C. Caves. ROW THREE: S. Smith, B. McQueen, M. VanKouwenberg, C. McRoberts, S. Carr, A. Hutchinson, A. Miller, S. McQueen, S. Campbell, Mrs. Fischette. ROW FOUR: M. Young, M. Oaks, E. Gerberg, L. Castor, S. Marshall, K. Powell, C. Fitch, N. Riebsame, S. Baker, E. Bissett. GIRLS’ SPORTS ROW ONE: M. Hoad, J. Adams, S. Fulkerson, S. Powell, L. Anthony, S. Marshall. ROW TWO: P. Staderman, S. Thomas, K. Peck, C. Barnes, N. Edmonds, J. Green, L. Garland. ROW THREE: K. Wells, M. Wilson, N. Beebe, V. Collier, L. Coonrod, A. Stevens, Mrs. Fischette. 7J HUNTER SAFETY ROW ONE: B. Colburn, S. Juffs, R. Smith, R. Staderman, R. Hazelet, J. Wilson. ROW TWO: B. Toles, P. Smith, D. Smith, N. Moore, C. Wells, B. Miller. ROW THREE: D. Bliss, P. Burley, D. Tompkins, M. Francis, C. Smith, G. Rising. ROW FOUR: P. Guthrie, C. Tylinda, K. Ryan, I. Smith, D. Taft, T. Brown. ROW FIVE: E. Bate, K. Marshall, G. McCum- ber, M. Loveless, Scott Baldridge, Assistant Instructor; Mr. Snyder, Instruc- tor. BOATING SAFETY 72 ROW ONE: D. Betts, L. Converse, D. Betts. ROW TWO: D. Richardson, R. Miller, B. Ball. ROW THREE: G. Guthrie, D. Ball, D. Bitter. D. Bums, Mr. Woods, Instructor. 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