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

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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

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Most Likely to Bring Down Game. The Limbo--N. R. C. S. Style.

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 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