Penfield High School - Junction Yearbook (Penfield, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1952 volume:

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' T 7 EEEEQEIEEG We the Class of 1952 humbly dedxcate thxs our last effort to our noble class advnsor Mrs Wilson A class advxsor IS a person of boundless love and patlence whose sole task IS to saxe the poor mnsgunded Semor from the pitfalls of guardnan angel who keeps the wolf from the Semors backdoor and the Sherlff from the front and who also contmually manages to stay out of the dog house All these dutnes fall purely and not too slmply 1n the lap of our adusor Thank you once agam Mrs Wxlson for gundmg us faxthfully through to the end We wall be eternally grateful 3 O 9 ' - ! ' . 7 Y , . . 1 V , hrs own creatxon-a work that mvolves tact and endless patlence. She IS also the , V .. 9 ' Y V ' A of - PRESIDENT We the Semor Class wish to extend to Mr Ifrsher our smcere thanks for what he has done for us durmg our years at Penfield We vull always appreciate his klndness hrs wrllmgness to help us has backing rn the projects we undertook and hrs understandlng of the lxttle problems Thank you Mr Flsher 1 5 ii 515 .f 4, .-.. k 4 V, ,J l . V RQ, .W .Q ,V Vp ly, p Ya .A N 0 4 ' ' ,., l A ff a -' 'a . ' V' ' nf' ' 1' . ' 4 9 9 ' W . 7 ' ,. .' . 1 9 1 . . . V . . , . , Se-:ted Dr Albert E Begum Mr Ora G Rothfuss Mr Charles L Harrne Stavdmg Mr Robert Hmkenberger Mrs Calvm Braman Mr Walter B Kenyon Mining from lbe plrture Mr Edu ard Stappenbeck Mr William Rothfuss SUPREME COURT Because the School Board has llwass been readx and wxlllng to assist the students and facults the Senior Class of 1952 wxshes to extend to them thexr smcere apprecxatlon 5 Q . . . , . . , . . .. 1 . . , . , . . . . . , . . I ' Y Y. . .N , L 1 1 I, . , , H SCHOOL Seated Mr Shoemaker Miss Monagan Mrs Osserk Mrs Camp Mr Manvsarmg Mr Cor in Mrs Spence Slandmg Mrs Lorensen Mrs Melville Miss Payne Mrs Wilscvn Mrs Myllus Mr Neelw P Ln-ICIANS Mr Monagan Mr Peek Mr Osterlmg HIGH SCHOOL POLITICANS DeBrme GRADE SCHOOL Standing Mrs Nolan Mrs johnson Miss Perry Mrs Warerstraat Mr Fisher Miss Baird POLITICIANS Mrs Warren Other members not m the picture imlude Mrs Rarhke Mrs Dill our exchan e teacher from Havxau Mrs Braxer Mrs Bramerecl school secretary 6 HIG .' . , ' , . K , . , . ' ' , . b' O l 1' . , . 4 l , l I i , - . , - Y l , Q 'V Seated: Mrs. Mowrer, Mrs. Holcomb, Mrs. O'Melia, Mrs. Williams, Miss Wisenberger, Mrs. XFX!! nj' YS? Main SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Bottom Beverly Hetrick Secretary THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD A RETIRED SI NATOR EXPRFSSES HIS OPINION! OI' THI' PRESENT SENATORS The present Sen ttors have always proven themselxes vorthy of any honors which might be bestowed on them The beginning of their first congressional term the year 1948 under the leadership of Bonnie Schewe Imogene Braman m Urckfitz and Larry Decker was uneventful except for numerous parties at Porter s nn Their next tfrm was more eventful and prosperous and under the d rection of Bonnie Schewe Dick Porter Larry Decker and ohn de Roos they sponsored a Sophomore Hop for the entertainment of their fellow Congressmen Last year having gained in knowledge and experience they published the Pen Pomter a favorite monthly newspaper of the Congressmen For leaders they McCormick freasurer ohn de Roos They made a very good name for themsely es by presenting under the direction of Mrs Wilson a delightful farce entitled The Perfect Idiot To signify their approaching promotlon they ordered their class rings early in the year Shortly after Thanksgiving the rest of the Congressmen were blmded by the glow of these wondrous rings of gold To top the year off the grand finale the prom Strollmg Thru the Park was presented It is said that they had a larger attendance at this event than any other class in the history of Penfield They crowned ustme Norton Queen of the Prom and Ceorge Bach King of the Prom Speaking of Queens during that all important unior year they were represented in the Harvest Queen contest by Miss Beverly Hebing who became Penfield s alternate Harvest Queen on the night of the Prom And so they entered the halls of this new and larger building this fall with the thought of graduation Still utmost in importance was the proposed Washington trip but to go to Washington they must have money and so they produced the comedy The Blg Help A magazine drive was undertaken in the early fall and a Christmas card sale brought in more money They worked along with the Masons n sponsormg the Commumty Players of Rochester in Father of the Bride All this happened under the leadership of their capable oliicers President im Urck ntz V1ce President George Bach Secretary Beverly Herrick Treasurer ohn de Roos. They sold candy and pop at the home basketball games and they sponsored a Gym Warming Dance for the new gym. Early in the year work was started on the yearbook and so to make sure that they had a good one they' appointed Beverly Hebing and Donna Nielson Co-Editors of the unction. This is what they have accomplished together. ln a short time they will fence the future indiyidually' but they will face this unknown with certainty' and con iidence. 8 ,ft . 2 ' 4 Top-James UfCkf1f2, President Left-john deRoos, Treasurer, George Bach, Vice-Pres 1 f ' V 7 4 1 . I 1 f 1 1 I 1 JI 1 V 1 V '- I . . I H 5 . o r a 5, A 1 1 1 J Q1 V N 3 1 9 4 ' 7 ' chose President-jim Urckfitz, Secretary-Bonnie Schewe, Vice President-Carol Y 7 ' 3 n I. Y V T me f N nl . 1 ' . y ' , , . , ' my in . J , 1 ' . ' . 5 . , y . , , ' , ' y v, I 3 ' 7 i . . I I ' A ' . ,, - 'uv , 1 . ' ' 1 . ' -1 '- S 1' 1 1' V 1 TJ , , .. ., K , . Y 7 , 1 , . , y I - NANCY ADAMS If I could talk. Till I kucu' no more to say, 5 And someone would listen A It would be a perfect day. Chorus 1, 2 Dramatic Club 1, 2 ' Homemaking Club 1, 2 l r. Play 3 jr. Prom 3 Pen Pointer 3 Senior Play 4 soph Hop 2 Yearbook 4 Press Club 3 Girls Intramurals 4 GEORGE BACH I'm liule, bu: I'm wise, I'm a terror for my size. Baseball 3, 4 J. V. Basketball 2 Chorus 1, 2, 4 jr. Play 3 jr. Prom 3 Pen Pointer 3 Senior Play 4 Soccer 4 Soph Hop 2 Yearbook 4 CHARLES BRAMAN A Pen eld arm fi f f Wheat, corn, and barley, They grew tall, And so did Charlie. Band 2, 3, 4 Chorus 2, 3 jr. Play 3 jr. Prom 3 Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Senior Play 4 Soph Hop 2 V.E.C. 3, 4 Orchestra 2, 4 Dance Band 4 9 Class Ollicer 4 Dramatic Club 2, 3 I ave Arr' 1 -Wh STANLEY CHAMPION Stanley is a quiet lad, You':l nerer think he fussed, But if we told you all we know You'd surely think he must. Basketball Manager 4 jr. Play 3 jr. Prom 3 Science Club 4 Senior Play 4 Visual Aid Club 4 Yearbook 4 IMOGENE BRAMAN Tho' high school days hare their delights, They can't compare with high school nights Chorus 1, 2, 5, 4 Class Officer 1 jr. Play 3 jr. Prom 3 Library Club 2, 3 Pen Pointer 3 Science Club 2 Senior Play 4 Soph Hop 2 Student Council 3 Yearbook 4 Press Club 3 All State 4 Girls Glee Club 4 Assembly Committee 4 Ceramic Club 2 Girls Intermurals 4 Hobby Club 1, 2 RONALD CLARK Now I lay me down to sleep, The lecture's dry, the subjecfs deep. jr. Prom 3 jr. Play 3 Senior Play 4 Soph Hop 2 Visual Aid Club 4 LARRY DECKER Late for school, Most every day. On the dance floor, He knows 'his way. J. V. Basketball 1, 2 Boys Letter Club l, 2, 3 Chorus 1, 2 5 Class Officer 1, 2 Dramatic Club 1, 2 jr. Play 3 jr. Prom Chairman 3 Pen Pointer 2 Science Club 1, 2 Senior Play 4 Soccer 1, 2, 3 Soph Hop 3 Yearbook 4 A. A. 1, 2 LARRY DELAHOOKE He tickles the ivories mighty sweet. 4 To bear him play is quite a treat. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 French Club 1 jr. Play 3 jr. Prom 3 Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Senior Play 4 Soph Hop 2 Visual Aid Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 2, 4 Dance Band 4 All-State 4 JOHN de ROOS A little farm well tilled, A little burn well filled, A little wife well willed, Gimmee, Gimmee! Band 3, 4 Baseball 2 J. V. Basketball 2, 3 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 2, 3, 4 jr. Play 3 jr. Prom 3 National Honor Society 3, 4 Pen Pointer 3 Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Sr. Play 4 Soph Hop 2 V.E.C. 3, 4 Orchestra 2, 4 All-State 4 Dance Band 4 ll BARBARA ANN EMBREY Eyes that sparkle like a twinkling star, With that personality, she should go far Chorus 1, 2, 4 Dramatic Club 1, 2 Homemaking Club 1, 2 Jr. Play 3 jr. Prom 3 Library Club 1, 2, 3 Pen Pointer 3 Science Club 2 Senior Play 4 Soph Hop 2 Student Council 2, 4 Yearbook 4 Assembly Committee 4 Girls Glee Club 4 Ceramics Club 3 Girls Intramurals 4 ALBERT FELTZ He was unsurpassed in V .E.C. A theater owner he should he. Chorus 1, 3, 4 jr. Play 3 jr. Prom 3 Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Senior Play 4 Soph Hop 2 Visual Aid Club 3, 4 SALLY GUNTHER We grant although she has much wrt Shes :ery shy o usmg 11 C orus 1 2 3 4 Dramatic Club 1 2 r Play 3 r Prom 3 Library Club 1 2 3 Senior Play 4 Soph Hop 2 Yearbook 4 Tennis Club 4 Girls Glee Club 4 All State 4 junior Red Cross 3 Ceramiccs 3 MARY HAUPT It seems to me, Science Club 1 I'm sure you'll agree, Senior Play 4 She's second to none, Soph Hop 2 In more ways than one. Student Council 4 Cheering 2, 3. 4 Student Court 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Yearbook 4 Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3 jr. Red Cross 3, 4 G. A. A. 1 Girls Glee Club 4 jr. Play 3 Ceramic Club 2 jr. Prom 3 Assembly Committee 4 Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Press Club 2, 3 National Honor Society 3, 4 Athletic Association 3, 4 Pen Pointer 3 Girls Intermurals 4 BEVERLY HEBING Tair1't her hair-tain? ber smiles Taifft ber eyes--tain? her wiles, Tuin't ber silvery voice, you say, Tell you what-it's just her way Cheering 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 4 Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Af Homemaking Club 1, 2, 3 jr. Play 3 jr. Prom 3 Library Club 3 National Honor Society 4 , Pen Pointer 3 Senior Play 4 A Soph Hop 2 Yearbook 4 f'g,WUi,w' Press Club 3 4 BEVERLY HETRICK Full of pep and lots of rim, In the sport of life, sbe's sure lo win. Cheering 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 4 Dramatic Club 2 jr. Play 3 jr. Prom 3 Pen Pointer 3 Senior Play 4 Soph Hop 2 Yearbook 4 Girls Intermurals 4 HAMILTON KING Politician Baseball 2 J. V. Basketball 1, 2 Boys' Letter Club 2, 4 ,Q jr. Play 3 Jr. Prom 3 Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Sr. Play 4 Soccer 2, 3, 4 Soph Hop 2 V.E.C. 1, 2, 3, 4 Yearbook 4 DONNA FAY NIELSON Life is a jest And all things show it, I thought so once, But now I know it. Chorus 1, 2, 4 jr. Play 3 jr. Prom 3 Library Club 2 National Honor Society 4 Pen Pointer 3 Senior Play 4 Soph Hop 2 Yearbook, Co-Ed 4 Penfield Press 4 Press Club 3 Girls Glee Club 4 Ceramic Club 2 JUSTINE NORTON Never say nothin Wzthout youre compelled to Then nezer say nothzn That you can be held to Cheermg 4 Chorus l 2 3 4 Class Officer 4 Dramatic Club 2 3 Homemakmg Club 1 jr. Play 3 jr. Prom 3 Library Club 1 2 3 4 National Honor Society 3 4 Pen Pointer 3 Senior Play 4 Soph Hop 2 Student Cour Yearbook 4 Press Club 2 umor Red C All State 4 Ceramic Club ross 3 RICHARD PORTER He drives like a demon upon a hot foal, To scorfh the maradam is his greatest goal. Baseball 1, 3, 4 Basketball 5, 4 J. V. Basketball 1, 2 , Class Officer 2, 4 Dramatic Club 1, 2 4, French Club 1, 2 ,i jr. Play 3 jr. Prom 3 Pen Pointer 3 Science Club 1, 2 Senior Play 4 Soccer 4 Soph Hop 2 Yearbook 4 Baseball Mgr. 2 LEE SALMON A little nonsense now and then, Is relished by the best of men. jr. Play 3 jr. Prom 3 Pen Pointer 3 Senior Play 4 Soph Hop 2 Yearbook 4 Hobby Club 1 BONNIE SCHEWE How does the busy lzttle bee Do all he has to do? I lzt about rom morn till mght But I am nez er through Cheerlng 1 2 3 4 Chorus 1 3 4 Class Officer 1 'Z 3 jr Play 3 r Prom 3 Library Club 2 Science Club 1, 2, 3 Senior Play 4 Soph Hop 2 Student Council 4 Yearbook 4 Ceramic Club 2, 3 1 H l Tennis Club 4 . 5 H I ,rw .va Girls Glee Club 4 15 557 A i ' '- We-i to 1 X E DONALD TAFT If there's noise around the classroom, Y And some chalk goes on a spree, Here'.v a hint my gentle reader, Don't ask Don, it wasn't he. Baseball 3 J. V. Basketball 1, 2, 3 Jr. Play 3 jr. Prom 3 Pen Pointer 3 Senior Play 4 Soccer 2, 3, 4 Soph Hop 2 Yearbook 4 Hobby Club 1 BRUCE THOMPSON Happy am I, from care I am free, lf- Prom 3 Why aren't they all contented like me? National Honor Svciety 5, 4 Band 1, 2 Pen Pointer 3 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Science Club 1, 2 Basketball 4 Sr. Play 4 J. V. Basketball 2, 5 Soph Hop 2 Boy's Letter Club 2, 3, 4 Student Council 3, 4 Chorus 1, 4 V.E.C. 2 Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3 Yearbook 4 French Club 1, 2, 3 Asembly Committee 3, 4 Jr. Play 3 Student Court 4 JAMES URCKFITZ JR All the great men are dyuzg I' Prom 5 I dont eel so uell mysel Pen P01013 5 Ba eball 1 2 3 4 Science Club 1 'P Basketball 5 4 Senior Play 4 .I V Basketball 1 2 CCH 1 2 5 Chorus 4 Soph Hop 2 , C1355 Qgicer 1 5 4 Visual Aid Club 1 A' Dramatic Club 1 2 3 Yearbook 4 A French Club 1 2 3 Yearbook Assistant 3 f, Play 3 Assembly Committee 2 3 DONALD VALENTINE On Thoughls of life, I hare but one, And that, by gosh, is l,7!ll'l71g fun. Chorus l Dramatic Club 2 jr. Play 3 jr. Prom 3 Science Club 1, 2 Senior Play 4 Soccer 1 Soph Hop 2 Visual Aid Club 4 Yearbook 4 RUSSELL WEST If it weren'l for men like him, jr. Play 3 Fewer women would hate each other. jr. Prom 3 :N Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 National Honor Society 3, 4 Basketball 4 Pen Pointer 3 J. V. Basketball 2, 3 Sr. Play 3 Boy's Letter Club 1, 2, 3 Soph Hop 2 Chorus 1 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 2 Yearbook 4 French Club 1, 2 , 3 Student Court 4 JACK WILCOX Some do sow, and some do reap, But I am tired so let me sleep. J. V. Basketball 2, 3 Dramatic Club 2 jr. Play 3 'L jr. Prom 3 Sr. Play 4 Soccer 2, 3, 4 Soph Hop 2 V.E.C. 4 Yearbook 4 Hobby Club 2 . fwfr? 'QQ ff , I f m , V f Iv . - 'Qi Nsif X Q' x I 'Qi Y X, 'Q ?'-l-- li EL 4-I uig fa 7 x if s r N H ' ll E X ' ' gp 'Y x ' N S 'i X K I xx S K, .: ' Vvr Y Y ' 9 Q 5 : 1 , 1 5. , .. 1 - , , 1 6 , J lj i ' J M 'Q 2? Lf fn , X I if QD ii ,ffa I 'N-f-X ! Qi ff A'5:f3fL:r:fx JQEQE-K 5' Ex?,QJ5i?BfJr,e1j.3' - 5 .1!,gnl-- 10 fog , r:rfi5uS+.' 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U a Q V. if . t D f 3 Q4 . z V 20 ze ga A all! fy ecy I'hrs rs your rovrng reporter A broadcastrng from the audrtorrum of Penlield Central School ln a few mrnutes one of the most rmportant events of thrs year 1967 wrll take place ln thrs audrtorrum the graduat mg class of 1952 wrll meet to revrse the records whrch they drew up the day they graduated We swrtch noyy to rovrng reporter B Thrs rs royrng reporter B statroned yust rnsrde the entrance to the Audrtorrum of Penfield Central School As you all know thrs rs the hrstorrc event of the year The brg questron rs Haye the members of the class fulfrlled therr hopes and dreams of l9527 Why there s john de Roos comrng rn the door now ohn has become one of the most prosperous farmers around He has farms all oyer the country At last count he had as many farms as Woolworths fiye and H1125 I omrng rn now are Mr and Mrs Valentrne or Nancy Adams and Donald Valentrne and Mr and Mrs Taft Beverly Hetrrck and Donald Taft They told me that they had trouble frndrng a baby srtter and finally had to brrng therr chrldren along lnterrng now rs Larry Decker Larry has certarnly had hrs wrsh fulfilled He once sard that he would lrke to drrve for Stalrn Now he rs oes personal chauffeur Dont get the rdea that he rs a Communrst He rs actually US Undercover Agent No 5 ack Wrlcox has yust drrven up to the door He flew all the way from Indra for thrs meetrng ln Indra he rs the head mechanrc for a rrch maharaya He fixes the cars for the maharayas wrves He always was rnter ested rn cars wasn t he? Ladres and gentlemen just a remmder that we are broadcastrng from the Penfreld Central School Audr IOYIUITI d Walkrng through the door now rs the Presrdent o I- Bl men Berng presrdent she needs no rntroductron the first woman presrdent of the US It rs hard to be Followrng Presrdent Haupt rs Mrss Sally Gunther taken trme out from a tour of Europe to fly back and Who could that be7 Hold on folks whrle I move Porter He used to be known as Brggre now he rs the famous quotatron Don t grve up the shrp' to A crowd has begun to gather around the entrance two famrlrar people now Larry Delahooke and Albert under a long term contract The rumor rs that besrdes he makes hrs own radros wrth specral prck up from M f the Unrted States surrounded by body guards an but yust rn case you don t know she rs Mary Hau t lreve that she got her start rn a lrttle town lrke Pen eld the well known dancrng star of Broadway She has attend thrs meetrng closer to frnd out who yust droye up Why lts Drck Admrral Rrchard Porter of the US Navy He revrsed S rp don t grve up' as these rllustrrous people begrn to arrrve There are Feltz Larry rs playrng at the Copacabana rn New York playrng prano at the nrght spots and makrng records ars Al rs an automobrle desrgner You ve seen the new Fords Burcks Cadrllacs and Pontracs Well he drdnt desrgn those He desrgned one called the Copcab part arrplane and part car Here comes the man wrth qurte a lrfe Charlre Braman one of the greatest forest rangers ever He has thousands and thousands of mrles of forest under hrs watchful eye and all he does rs srt up rn hrs fire tower all day and watch Theres Barbara Embrey of Hollywood Calrfornra She took to heart the statement Go west young man go west' and followed the men west Now she rs fixrng the teeth of all the bachelor movre stars Mrss Beverly Hebrng rs yust enterrng the audrtorrum She rs creatrng qurte a strr She was Mrss Amerrca of 1957 Now she has turned to rnterror decoratrng as a professron She got her start rn PHS too Frrst h h decrded that rn she was Alternate Harvest Queen and then when the terror decoratron would be her career and changed the The two comrng rn the door now are famrlrar Lee taxr drrver rn N Y Crty He yust couldn t see stayrng New York to put hrs practrce to good use Lee rs head color of the vyhrte house from whrte to shrrmp prnk Salmon and Tony Krng Tony rs the most sought after rn Penfield and drryrng the krds around He went to accountant for Stromberg Carlson Stromberg s doesn t dare fire hrm because they dont know how much he has embezzled lt looks lrke another goyernment car pullrng up to the doorway now Why rts Supreme Court udge Bruce Thompson He s the youngest judge on the Supreme Court but he has had plenty of experrence Why here at PH S he was Student Court judge He was and rs noted for hrs rrghteousness to the lrttle man Why rsnt that Ronald Clark? We hear that he rs much rn demand now adays He rs consrdered one of the best testers there rs He tests Srmmons mattresses because rf he cant sleep on them no one can He got hrs start by sleeprng rn class Here comes a well dresed man Hmm mm he looks famrlrar Of course rt s George Bach He s a salesman now tops rn hrs field He always was qurte a talker and by practrce he can now out talk any customer They yust have to buy somethrng Oh I see someone else I must rnteryrew before she gets away Imogene Braman Oh she has drsarp peared already but then she never could stay strll I hear she rs head of the Englrsh Department at Nll'est Pornt They tell me she rs very capable of holdrng the attentron of her class ln walks Stan Champron Stan flew all the way from Reno for thrs meetrng ln Reno he runs a new type of gamblrng casrno called the Champrons Den He got hrs start by playrng Euchre at PH S It rs rumor ed that he ran Al Capone rrght out of busrness Strollrng through the doorway now rs Bonnre Schewe She has become nurse for a certarn well known doctor from Penfreld She seems wonderfully happy The meetrng rs due to start rn a few mrnutes so stay tuned ladres and gentlemen Nearly all of the mem bers of the class are here now W h come two more Why rts rmmy Urckfitz and Russell West They are two of the greatest art ere Yankee prtchers of all trme You ve probably seen them on televrsron rf you werent lucky enough to see d f h m rstr and any of the Yankee games rn person It rs rumored though that Jrm has been stu yrng or t e rn y now has a church of hrs own Of course Rusty rs rn the posrtron to move rnto drplomatrc crrcles Mavbe he ll become Amerrcan Ambassador to Russra as soon as he retrres from baseball The doorway rs begrnnrng to clear of people now All the class officers are here and the meetrng rs about to start Wart a mrnute there rs Donna Nrelson leadrng advertrsrng manager She got her start by parntrng pos ters for the numerous Penfield affarrs Maybe you ve seen eyrdence of her latest campargn the one for candy r ttes She used to choke on the other krnd cr a e g Here comes one more person I cant qurte see who rt rs Oh yes last and least justrne Norton Unfortu bsc t Sh t ll lrves rn Penfield nately she rs the only one of thrs rllustrrous class who has faded away to o urr y e s r and has done nothrng famous Well thats the last of the class The meetrng rs gettrng under way so l ll swrtch you back to your rov mg reporter A rnsrde the audrtorrum 21 Fl 591' a S'f ?'.'yP5-141 V' 52-gy I 1' f' Yzy ri li fv- vns 1-.yvgm dis s llfa If I .fs-. suv, POF I, . . . .J ' v H 'r ' ' ,' -- . . X- 25 l ' . , . yy if ' - - . . , , ., on lg Z . . . . . - . . . , .-Alt, 3:35 za - . . . , -. . ' .. ,. 3 1 yr - 1 . . , . - gig: ll FlQ l-2, - , - 2 yt gr: . . ' . . . . film ,, ga.. ' ' al 5353- . Q 1 y . . .. l QQQKS5' V. 35495-, ., I ' f - ' - ' . ' gg-5q'y A . . . . A . . H Q . - EE ' 33 ' . Senior Class went to Was ington, s e ' ' - 22 19 My , . . V. . . . . Van., . . .. y . . . ,pgkfgvl I . . . . U 4. . , V. . . . fix -is 1-,B . ' ' . ' . , ' ' ' 'HW tiff P' - 4 - ' , Mei 5 ' . - A ' ' - . f 25 f- ' - - '- Sm . . ' ' ' Y - E421 .ijt , dr' ' I l . . Y ig . . . ' Q, 5 -. ..... . . . 1 may 'SHN' P: 6 1 0 Gr!! 41 nv--j Q7 22 1' 'CPA Ref A 1 fe 'ui 15-,gl5'2'r X 9' Ea E -Q? 3 if Q , sa I asf lf!! an eafamenf XY P the members of the I LASS OI' 1952 OI' THE PFNHELD CFNTRAL HIGH Sl HOOL beang of supposedls sound aaaand and sers decernang naemors do herebs make publash and declare thas to be our LAST WILL AND TFSTAMFNT as follows AR fll LE ONI' We darect that all our Just debts and graduataon expenses dasappear as quackly as pos sable .after our departure ARTK LI- TWO We andasadually and collectasely gase .and bequeath the followanf charactertstacs short comangs reputataons or accomplashments unto the persons named as follows JIM LRCKFITI leases has place on the basketball squad to BILL ALVLJI OHN de ROOS kandly returns the battered nackname Johneedle to JOHN KREIDL COYY BACH leases some of has curley ha ar to SID LUDWIG and LFON de ROOS RONNIF CLARK leaves has abalats to catch cat naps tn class to CHARLIF SAK CO BEVERLY HFTRICK and DON TAFT lease thear happs hagh school memoraes to BOB WAAS DORP and MARY OWEN an hopes that they may hase many more I LARRY DECKER leaves has booklet HOW TO DRIVE IN TI-N IFASY Ll-SSONS and Lacense Konaplaments of Sears Roebuck 8: Col to TOM VAN NEIL 7 ALBERT FFLT7 leases has worraes over the movae projector to RALPH MILLER 8 DONNA NIELSON leases her gaft of gab to JUNE STEVENSON and her share of the Yearbook vsorraes to BILL STAPPENBACK 9 SALLY GUNTHER leaves her gaggle to COR ABELLF FERNAAYS and some hants for controllang e Kandergarten to ELAINE PACKARD I0 LARRY DELAHOOKE leaves has abalaty to tackle the asoraes to ALICI KI NYON Il CHARLIF BRAMAN leaves has band unaform to BOB EVERSON IZ IMOGENE BRAMAN leaves her worraes over boys to DONNA FRKLENY MARY HAUPT leases a few motherly words of advace to anyone who as thankang of hockang the faanaly car JACK WILCOX leaves DAVE VALENTINE a knafe to make at easaer for the latter to cut classes BRUCE THOMPSON leaves has place as class clown to BOB ECKFRT STAN CHAMPION leaves has Euchre deck to GEORGE KUBIT7 RUSSELL WEST leaves several anches to EDSON ATWOOD LEE SALMON leaves has abalaty to sh around to SHARON HEGEMAN TONY KING leaves has abalaty to eva e women to GEORGE VON HOF BEV HFBING leaves her way wath the boys to PAT CORNWALL and somethang to practace dras an to SHIRLFY JORAM JUSTINI' NORTON as olfacaal candy saleswoman for the class leaves to ANNIE FOX JOCELYN BULL and JANET BURKE candy bars bearang thear name fThe 3 Musketeersj and a bottle of glue an hopes that they wall always stack together Z2 DICK PORTER offers a rade fro the Owen estate of coursej to BUTCH CRANF on any naght except Saturday 25 DON VALENTINE leaves a paece ful art class to PEGGY SOMMERVILLE 24 BARBARA FMBREY leaves her quaet OJ manner to PAT VANDER MALLF 25 BONNIE SC HEWE leaves for St Lawrence 26 NANKY ADAMS leases to BRUCF GAILFY her valuable secrets for makang and eatang a per CCI chocolate cake ARTIK LF THRH- WF gase and bequeath unto the faculty peace of mand a sagh of relaef and what as e of the s hool hualdang for purpose of contanuang classes an the Fall ARTII LI' I'OlJR WF gase and bequeath unto our parents our thanks and gratatude for thear assastance an understandang durang our four sears of hagh school ARTIC LI FIVF WF lease unto succeedang classes at PENFIELD CFNTRAL HIGH the opportunataes for educataon recreataon and fraendshap whach we have enjoyed and the hope for thear greater development an the future ARTII LF SIX WE herebs nomanate and appoant EDWIN L FISHER PRINCIPAL as the Executor of thas our Last Wall and Testament wath full power and authoraty t.o ampose our washes upon succeedang classes IN XY ITNFSS WHFREOF we have caused our Presadent to hereunto set has hand and seal on our bc half thas last day of une 1952 CLASS OI' 1952 Q-Mm!-ey Presadent Sagned Sealed Publashed and Declared by the Presadent of the Class of 1952 to be tts Last Wall and Testa aaaent an the presence of us and each of us who have hereunto sagned our names as watnesses at ats request an ats presence and an the presence of each other thas last day of une 1952 resadang at Penfield resadang at Penheld 23 Inf 2, K 'S 1 laik ggi? si 'V 4 .rryxlpd SY-c i 73 -ers-1 sa-av-..'sn-H -V3 1-ol 2 ' ' 3 - ' ' . 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X 1 4 JUNIOR CLASS Isl Rou D Izrklenz R lzverson B Galley Mrs Camp R Mrller A I'ox B Alvut Z11dRou G Kubitz C Santo M Owen E Packard A Kenyon J Stevenson B Stappenbatk R Eckert 3rd Rou P Cornwell P Vander Malle S Joram J Bull j Burke C Fernaays P Sommerville S Ludwig T Van Neil JUNIOR CLASS As our term of oflice draws to a close we feel that it is time for the duties of Senior Senators to be oflicrally passed on to the Class of 1953 This we can do with absolutely no doubt in our minds as we know our successors are entirely capable We have stood by and watched them do a grand job in purchasing their colossal umor rings and presenting a terrific umor Play Since publication of the Pen Pointer was discontinued this year, it was up to the unlors to head up the school section of the new local paper, The Penfield Press They handled this task in the best possible manner a manner befitting future Senators And so we leaxe to the Class of 1953, all the duties and problems of the Senior Class We wish them the best of luck and know that they will do a marvelous job 26 'n' 1 A , . Q V , 1 H ' ry P. , u . , I A , n a '1' P. I , 1 ' 4 , n V , Q , I , o , Q V I '.' . , . , . , . , . , . , .. - . -Hb Row: G. Von Hof, G. Crane, S. Hegeman, D. Valentine, R. Waasdtxrp, J. Kreidl, I.. de Roos, . ' , . . 3 7 , .. 7 , , . . i 1 SOPHOMORE CLASS FRI-SHMAN CLASS Ill Rou 2nd Row 3rd Row 41h Rau lst Rau 3rd R011 -Hb Rou Slb Rau 1 Mr Peak M Ornr E Stalker j Bunker: V Feliz B Wnllnnk J Ludwxg B Van Nell D Van Thof J Stralght A Urckntz R Fulmer T jones 'I' Wheatom K Malone R Belcher N Levus P Packard E Ellsvforth C Mack M Mnller j Perry R Hlse A Schewe D Nxelson C Walker F Wencher f Wxlson R Berl R Ferrm L Pxlarosua Salmon R Fagan R Jones C Wicks L Rolhfuas S Sghank S Slpple T Busnh B Hopkxns J Owen Mrb Lorenson Curus L Hagslrom M lxaplm B Buckert R Morgan D Supple Mrs Myllue T Burke B Waasdcurp M Pawluk M Barnum j Fckert R Frex B Nagle B jordan F Sxappenhank M Flugel D Ludwig C Applegarlh R Prnesl H Nhrshall l Bandar D Sellmaxer C Ornr R Heslor G lxoualskx T 7 U K :. 3' 'L ' - . C Q V v, if ' I ' uns f ' I ' - u . Q. 2: 74 J fm Dy . . - ., , I o L G V . 1 ' W f 'Y L 'TQ' ' A Au ' YL LQ ' '.' . ' , . . , . , . . ' , . , . - l ', . . - .' . , . , . , . , . , . , . .' . , . '-, . , . ' , . , . . , . ', - ' , , . , . . 'I' 4. .' J, . R , 1 B , 1. I , a 4 , n . .Q 2nd Roux' C. Thomas, D. Beguin, F.Hill, A. Salyer, M. Fulmer, B. Schumann, N. Erklenz, . , . ' , . ' , . , . . ' , . , . 1 , . .- L A 45 . s R A . 5 Y a ., 2 L Q :- 7 x4 4 'Q A- ' 6. 6 Q V . QL 5 Q V - M 1 x . , my f ' if ' fT 1 lf ' 1 . ,U 4' a K as 6 4, 3. I g ' ff, A 2 Q V v .. . ' 1- ' Q 1 Q, I K .- - -1 x, . ' 2 STH GRADL 7I'H GRADF lv! Rau C Cnrosser S West K lzllsworth V Stalker J Kuellmg D Nagin Znd Rau Mrs Melvxlle M Grosser M Hull M Hegeman B Corson J Clark J Malone 3rd Rau -Hb Rau Isl Rau Zml Rau Kr! Rau 4111 Rau Hb Rau Mrs Ossetk B Cornwell Wllson R Norton R Thompson R Gallex C Foxluger M Janulle N Packard S Lehr E Lmdskoog W Malone R Packard D Albright R Hoehm R Wagner C Wrrth G Ludwlg B Bramerd J Bohnstadt L Adams P Hrse J Chrmera L Sharp J Hockenberger P Braman D Young Mr Corbm M Brown J de Roos S Shedd D Mxller M Heslor J Fverson Mr Osterlmg J Flye S Marshall C Wurtenberg R Salmon T Goosens J lxlmkert D Barnet Englert J Ludwng L Rmgvsood D Smart P Deuel C Clark R Kloosrcrman Walker de Roos R Chapnnn C Boeunk A Barron B St Clair lrrklcnz R Lensttn Turnbull 'sau 14-5 28 uv 5 L - . ' A K : '- Y , ' r :. 2 xr, f A . . s ' J . . 4, - J ' :. e g - W 0 I - l I J , f - I J ' - ' s. I t 2 3 . 3 S f.. ' a 2- M 5 p 9 s Q ' .f - N ll if Lf Q T' 5, . '.' . Y , . . ' , . S ' , . . , . ' , . '. 'n' . , n , 4 , 4 , 1 , . I , - g ' . ,J. , . , . , . ' 5, . , . , lv. - . , - . l , 1 , 1 , 1 . , - V . y . , . . ills Raw: D. Stalker, A. Ludwig, R. Schneider, J. Hise, B. Braman, A. Mowrer. D. Dc Braal, . , . , . . V: - . N s 1- D ' s - s - , - , . r . j 1 - v - 1 - v - 1 f 5 v f - - t ' ' I ' ' v - s - 1 - r - f, . r A , . ' '. K. . C. . V' S f - . V1 Vs ' ' ' xv ' . 5 ui ' ' ' U 1 . ll t 1 u ' - It K - A' 'bf 5- 5 W 3 V 6 9' - , - Q . , 3, 3'- V x V J t .A 5 1 ss J 4 V W0l1lII1fff13l?5 l ,hr Axe The PQOFAC'-' eowbook 5'l'a.f'F EYPISTS mvm LTISJ. C1 AND LITLU LJITL 1:61 BUSIMLSS ia? f wif K QU' 4 11',',fLgc, ,I f- Q 5 -' . 1.4 ikkl 4...,Yf,J faisw IQwLZ35f3Ci:Ii9TIiJl'4S vw 'GPA Suled Mrs Lorenson L de Roos M Haupt B Thompson B Smhevse Mr Perk 'ml Rau J Fckert J de Roos R Hnse J Erklenz Mr Fisher STUDENT COUNCIL 3rd Rou Norton S Joram J Kuellmg R Schneider Heslor B Fmbres R West J Kreldl D Fagan Yerfed D Nlelson M Haupt R West B Thompson J Norton B Heblng NATIONAL HONOR SOCIHJ 51 171111715 A Kenyon W Slappenbenk J Bull Mrs Wilson 31 Q 3. . do .J A , 4 1 -f 99- , ' ,,. . 1 5 1, : . . Q J . '1 .' K , . ', . , . , . ' ' , . ' . . . , . - . I , . , : , . , . . . , . . 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Clark. 3 lvl Rau E Stalker J Ludwrg B Wlllxnk S Schank B Schuman N Erklenz 2nd Rau P Patkard R Hlse P Vander Malle S Joram P Cornwell B jordan F Hull 3rd Rou Mrs Melvxlle L Hagstrom D Erklenz A Urckfitz M Haupt B Hetrlck D Nxel GIRLS GLEE CLUB son B Embrey D VanThof 4tb Rou T Burke J Norton B Schewe M Mtller N Lewxs S Gunther P Sommervxllc j Eckert C Matk 5111 Rau Braman S Supple Ixneelmg H Kmg S Gunther S Joram D Erklenz A Fox B Thompson E Patkarcl M Owen J Owen C Thomas Curus Stevenson M Ornt l TENNlS CLUB Slamlmg B Stappenback B Galley j de Roos J Bull B Schewe j Burke L Decker J Krexcll Mr Neely 34 malt!! g,- 4. G' K' Q- V af' J: -Sy, 3 f'I y-A V V , , ., S :Q R ' . - I - . ' . 0 A A Q 5 Y l ,, Fx Q. 5 ,. K 4. f- on Q 1 Hx ' gf ,I li , ' fu el . u. v v-K 1 lt S X 2' VT 1 -. 4 x . 3 1' ! , . '.' . , . , . , . , . , . . V: . S , o , s y a ,, s , n c, . ' '.' . , . , . , . , . , . . . , , . ', . . '.' . , . , . , . , . , . , . . , . ' . 4 'S ' 9 ' y r 3 u , 1 , n , ' ' v - 1 - y - , . , . , . . , . '. N fy wi VWNA N A 4,,. , 4 waawwtf. mama X3 G - ' N , , I, M. , - if :fr Y ' 1 ' HOMEMAKING CLUB Seated: M. Grosser, B. Cormn, P. Sommerville, M. Hegeman, J. Curtis. Standing: M. Hill, F. Hill, B. St. Clair, Mrs. Spence, B. jor- dan, B. Nagle. RED CROSS Kneeling: S. Shedd, L. Ring- wood, J. Ludwig, A. Englert J. Evetson, D. Miller. Standing: S. Sipple, M. Hnupt, L. Sharp, J. deRoos, I. Norton, S. Marshall, A. Barron, D. lirk- lenz, Miss Monagan. LIBRARY CLI 'B lil Roux' B. Nagle, A. Kenyon, 1. Bull, K. Ellsworth, S. Lthr IJ. Nagel. Znd Roux' j. Hotkenberger, P Sommerville, j. Norton, C Turnbull, E. Packard, D. Frka lenz, M. Haupt, M. Grosscr, B. Corson, Mrs. Boyer. 55, f-,506 U ll C HORUS ORCHESTRA kneeling, lu' Rau 71111 Rau 3nl Rau -Ulf Rau wb Rau Sealed Standing, Thomts j Bull j Burke P VanderMalle S Joram P Cornwell M Barnum R H Mrs Melulle j Owen j Curtts B Embrey D Nielson I Braman ,I Stevenson M Owen B Sthevse F Hull N Erklenz B Shuman J Buckert V Feltz 'I Ludvug, B Wlllunk I Stalker A Urckhtz B jordan B Hetrtck Mxller E Pagkird D VanThof D Erklenz IN Levus M Haupr P Sommervxlle E Ellsworth C Femaays G Bach R Ferrm B Etkert P Packard B Nagle S Gunther S Stpple j de Roos A Feltz G Vanhof J Urckfitz C Sacto B Thompson L Delahooke G Crane M Ornt M Barnum L Delahooke Kenson Bull R Thompson de Roos F Hull Mrs Ossetk A C Braman A Fox Llndskoog, R Everson FH4 H x!'k 56 , 1 qt W li tl ,V , 1 ' P 1 x fx , yy P v ,- . T ,N -4 ,l 4 , 4 ' 'v p 1 Y 6 .. 4 ' f L ., 6 ., s A st E Z P v M f' Y. N A . ise, .' ,. ' , . ' , . , . ', . , . , . ' . , ' 4 B. Hehing, J. Nortoh, 5. sdwlk, T. Burke, L. Hagmom, C. Mack, J. Eckert, M. . . , . . , . ' , . ' , B.. , . ' , . ' , - lo' 1 . , Y 1. ,q, l 1 ,l 1 , 1 , 4. x P , 1 1 y 1 P ' Y S af 1 P 1 -X 3 I ' IN, 1 ez ' 1 og 2 s 514, I 'P 1 T -. , 2 A Z, - Isl Rau A Englert I. Rmgwood M Hageman S Lehr j de Roos Rau Rau Rau Rau lsr Rau Mary Barnum A Kenyon L Sharp F Baker S Cook D Folner J Bull C Supple in! Rau C Braman j Clark, P Braman M Hull j Fverson B Nagle j Frklc-nl -Hb Rau j Bumkerl J de Roos A Fox Q., ws SFNIOR BAND Znd Rau D Nagle S Lahr R Thompson B Everson L Delahooke R Lleston D de Roos . Z W xK,, Jg L if if 19 ai W, fi' ' fa 4 ' Q Q ' 1 v , , A In .. 1 fm' W 'I 4 , 5 1 L YH ua' Us Ig . . V ' 1' I 2 3 ,Q V, QQ A 4 4- Twp-OF? I Befzvif 5 'uf' ful' PW! BN! ANZ!! Jemwf WMM 460112 GM T156 fddce Ziwrdvx, VARSITY BASKETBALL In the very first game of the season, the Penfleld Chiefs beat jefferson High of Rochester in an exciting game which was an excellent prevue of the suc- cessfull season which was bound to follow. As the year progressed, the boys racked up victory after victory. They played bang-up ball all the way through and lost only 3 of the 17 games played during the regular season. As a result, the Chiefs were again crowned Monroe County Class C Champs. They had to work harder for the crown this year than in the past ho wever, as two more schools were added to Class C in the fall of 1951, making it neces- sary to overcome not only Scottsville, but Churchville and Honeoye Falls as well. The team met Clifton Springs in the quarterfinals of the Sectionals and held a lead on them until the dying minutes, but despite this and the fact that they played championship ball they lost out to the Spa five in a game which was good to win and no sin to lose. To top the year off, Sid Ludwig and Bruce Chinger Thompson were chosen cn the Monroe County Class All-Scholastic Team fthe Coaches' Dream Teamj, an honor not only to these boys but to the school as well. Congratulations, guys, you did a wonderful job. 40 'dz 'D Koala 3741? 7 J. V. BASKETBALL AND CHEERLEADERS j. V. BASKETBALL B. Van Neil, R. Ful- Ludwig. Znd Roux' D. jones, B. Eckert, lst Roux' mer, D. G. Crane, J. Hesler, C. Walker. 3rd Roux' Coach Monagan, A. Mowrer, J. Salmon, B. XX'aas- dorp, A. Schewe, R. Frey, D Valentine, S. Hegeman, J. Straight. Five newly chosen cheerleaders and a partially new V. team hit the hard- wood for old P. C. S. this year and did a good job of it too. The team, coached of course by George Monagan, had an unbeaten season with the exception of a loss to East Rochester. The final tally is 13 wins, 1 loss. Congratulations to the team, who really got out there and fought, and to the cheerleaders who did so much for the morale of both the team and the entire student body. J. V. CHEERLEADERS P. Vander Maile, M. Pawluk, S. Sipple, j. Norton, N. Lewis. 41 BASEBALL Ist Row: B. Van Neil, B. Al- vut, D. Taft, D. Ludwig. Znd Roux' S. Ludwig, B. Eckert, J. Urckhtz, D. Nielson, T. Van Neil. 3rd Roux' B. Thompson, ll. Porter, R. West, C. Walker, G. Crane, B. Waasdorp, Mr. Peck. BASEBALL As the familiar cry, Play Ball, rang out in every vacant lot across the county, the Penfield Central boys also took to the diamond. Pre-season gossip had it that the boys were fated for the Monroe County B-C League Championship. They looked good all the way through the season and lived up to all expectations. Coached by Rum Peck, they wound up the year by plowing through all compe- tition, namely Rush-Henrietta and Honeoye Falls, and turned in a 9 won, 2 lost total. Another successful baseball season has been wrapped up by the Penfield boys and their very able coach. SOCCER An excellent first chapter in the Penfield Sports Annals of 1951 and 1952 was written up last fall by the Penfield Central Soccer Team. The squad, made up of boys from each of the four high school classes, Freshmen, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior, and coached by George Monagan, turned in a very commendable record at the end of the season-4 wins, 2 losses, and 1 tie. Although they fought long and hard, they were edged out of a Sectional berth by a strong Churchville ll in the playoffs for Monroe County Class C Championship. Both coach and team deserve hearty congratulations for a job well done. SOCCER Is! Row: R. Hesler, C. Apple- garth, 1. Salmon, D. Taft, P Alvut, G. Bach. 2nd Roux' L. deRoos, S. Niel- son, C. Walker, D. Fagan, j. Urckfltz, j. Wilcox. 3rd Roux' D. Valentine, D. Por- ter S Ludwi G Crane, D. y - gn - jones, G. Monagan. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Kneeling: E. Ellsworth, M. Haupt, B. Schewe. Standing: S. Joram, B. Herrick, P. Cornwell, B. Hebing. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS The Varsity Cheerleaders proved themselves a Lucky 7 as they displayed vim and vigor while urging their team on to victory. In an effort to win the support of the students, they introduced several new and different cheers and revised some of the old ones. They lent a dash of color and a good deal of moral support to the basketball games. ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Athletic Association, under the able leadership of President Mary Haupt and Treasurer Bruce Thompson, succeeded in providing funds and equipment for the sarious interscholastic activities participated in Financing of Ofliclals and all other sports is accomplished through funds raised by proceeds from tickets sold at the Basketball games ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Ist Row: L. Hagstrom, M. Eul- mef. 2nd Roux' M. Barnum, j. Nor- ton, B. Thompson, M. Haupt. 3rd Roux' Coach Monagan, C Thomas, D. Sellmayer, A. Ken- yon, B. Stappenback, D. Neil son, J. 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