Pittsford Central High School - Hi Lights Yearbook (Pittsford, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1957 volume:

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Dr Lloyd Allen Mrs L1ll1a.n Prrce Say ahh ' You have grown a half rnchl Glve thxs to your homeroom teacher Dr Allen who peered down our throats and Mrs. Prrce who we1ghed us rn each September are both respected and admrred guardrans of our welfare K Kr fix- . ' . 'V ..' . .- . pw ' . . J xi. el- Y ' . 4 . ,. M. - .i ,V . . . . . . , . , . , . - , . , . . 3 . , . , . . I Tn 1 E 2 1 J n 1 l - , . . - - H ' . . Dear Class of 1957 Everyone assocrated wrth your class wrll derrve much mformatrve enjoyment from thrs flne yearbook Not only rs rt an excellent documentatron of school affarrs but rt IS also symbolrc of your hrgh level of achrevement at thrs school All schools are dedrcated to the trarnrng of mdrvrduals and to rncreasmg the maturrty of these 1nd1v1duals for full partrcrpatron rn any socrety Certamly the productron of thrs publrcatron as a co operatrve venture shows umque rndrvrdual abrlrty and rts harmonrous development mto effectrve group performance ln all of your endeavors we have been proud of the ef frcrent manner rn whrch oblxgatrons have been fulfrlled Space does not permrt the recountrng of the many achreve ments and drstmctrons shared by members of the Class of 57 Academrc honors and exemplary performances rn athletics musrc class actrvrtles and servrce groups are but a few of the hrghlrghts whrch others rn the student LLFT YOUR SAILS and contmue rn the f1ne tradr trons you have establrshed durrng these rmportant years We wrll watch w1th rnterest your future progress It rs more than pleasurable for me to Jom the students and members of the faculty rn extendrng congratulatrons and good wrshes You w1ll surely CATCH THE WINDS OF DESTINY Very smctrely Herbert C Bettrnger HERBERT C BETTINGIQR Mlss Sherla Clausen Mrss Sally Crump Mrs Marlon Schoen AW Sm Mr. Hall lS a very busy man Makmg out schedule cards sendlng ln college applrcatrons gxvrng l Q tests 0 0 0 ' ' i and extolllng the merrts of a Pontrac leave hun l1ttle Robert Hall I1 me for lersure, body will long remember. , ' 0 0 9 -0 ff I Mr Alan Prudom, Miss Janice Tallman, Mr. Gary Morrison. 0 ,f '.f .v,..ff' ' ' ' The field of English is puzzling because its realm is undefinable. It's not proseg it's not poetryg it's not grammarg it's not televisiong it's not the newspaperg it's not the latest activity of the U.N. It's none of these--but all of these. To those who possess an insati- able curiosity, science affords in- exhaustible fascination. Even to those who are of a lexss probing nature, science gives a general understanding of nature's laws. Miss Elizabeth Herrala, Miss Rosemary Eiholzer, Miss Mary Jeanne Hodson, Mr. Arnold Carlson, Miss Enes Novelli. 1. if , Y I f , it its . ',,l Y No subject like math offers so great a challenge to the man whc strives to achieve perfectiong so great a pleasure to the man who thinks clearlyg so great a source of torment to the man who does neither. FW u X Miss Hilda Sullivan, Mr. John Costello, Mx. Richard Gumina, Miss Sylvia Beck. o Mr. Kenneth Kreiser, Miss Barbara Butts, Miss Kathryn McCarthy. History is comparable to a jig- saw puzzle. At first it is a series of unrelated facts and dates to be memorized. But eventually these facts and dates coagulate and form patterns which, in turn, give the student a clearer view of the pres- ent. Mt John Kmyon Mrs Dons Cook Mrs Marron Corby Mrs Helen Suhr Mrs. Pauline Peters, Mrs. Mary Spicer. 2.g . Mr. Raymond Davison, Mr. Charles Miller, Miss Jane Rourke. Mrs Ruth Cl1cquen.no1 16067 Mr Charles Clark Mr Norman Hxcks Miss Elxzabctlx Brown Sdopmwlgfoaw l ' a 0 4 0 W '- if v . Q T or V ' 1 BACK ROW: Miss Campbell, Mrs. Dudman, Mrs. Farrell, Mrs. Zornow, Mrs. VanDusen, Mrs. Daly, Mr. Thompson, Mr. Howe, Mrs. Wahl, Mrs. Rose, Mr. Caryl. MIDDIE ROW: Mrs. Tighe,Mrs. Kratoville, Miss Griffin, Miss Howard, Mrs. Malchow, Mrs. Hainsworth, Miss Woodworth, Miss Klippel, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Han- sen. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Lady, Mrs. Eller, Mrs. Lopez, Mr. Cope, Mrs. Brown, Miss Dibble, Miss Thistle, Mrs. Johnson. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: Miss House, Mrs. Newman, Mrs. O'Mealia, Mrs. Kemp, Miss Smith. ll all my I Mrs. Heffer, Mrs. Yorks, Mrs. Crump, Mrs. ' 5 McCall, Mrs. Hendee, Mrs. Schuth, Mrs. , ,f' Baetzel, Mrs. Baer, Mrs. Hicks. U A 2 Mr. Arnold, Mr. Pundt, Mr Farrell, Mr. Parker, Mr. ,,,,. Barney. ,,.,,f,?,Vf,3 , Zu ' Mr. Laitgue, Mr. Clumm, Mr. Rossman, Mr. Sheldon, Mr. Rodman, Mr. Prudom, Mr. Farntun, Mr. Clarke, Mr. Arnold. ff' S N Pres1dent Bud Mlller V1ce Presrdent B111 Kmg Secretary Carol Hopkms Treasurer Ned Gramhch From the htgh pressured magazme campaugn to our expenment rn lrvmg together rn Wash mgton these four Semors have proven seaworthy 1n leadrng thexr shxp through a year of fun and work The senior year has been a full one S S Class of 1957 has weathered II but not wlthout the bramstorms of Mrss Enes Nove111 and the level headedness of Mr Alan Prudom We thank our ad vlsors for then gurdance and cand1d crlticlsm Tarzo Ogrhara Susan DeLaney and Walter Rremer 660' These three have courageously l1fted thenr sarls and crossed the Atlantrc and Pacrfrc Oceans to make re 11 the motto of the Amerrcan Freld Servrce 'Walk together talk together o ye peoples of the earth then and only then sh ill ye have peace For Susan her summer l1v1ng venture took her mto the homes of the Raymond Pe rees and the August Praets who l1ve on the outskrrts of Brussels Belgrema Tarzo and Walter lc rrned about lrfe rn Amerrca wrth the Gramlrchs rnd Iloltzes respecuvely lhey g1VL us therr rmpressrons Dear Everybody The long wrndrng lrne to the cafeterra the cheerleaders' yell the sense of humor of Amerrc an te rehers the lang these tlungs sh lll remarn rn my heart I lrke especrally the Amerrcan humor It rs very rnter strng to compare rt wxth the reverent mood of the peo ple rn church Oh boy' Amcrrca 15 really a large country seems always movrng People are tough rnd lernd I lrke Amen 1 I When you're V1SlI.ll1g Japan, let me know Xt th tt tnme I wrll teach you many slangs 11120 Omh ua Ixomry rm 1 949 Nozawa, lvhnamr S Lku Nagano Prefecture Japan Dear Frxends After many months rn whrch I shared school events sports, tests and many other thrngs wrth you I go back wrth frne rmpressrons of thrs country Besrdes tlnnfrs lrke the valuable take rt e rsy prrncrple I have ncqulred other Amerrean thrngs lrke a fondness for baseball QI'm sorry now rt 1S not played 111 Austrra and your lrnguage Many thanks to you There 1s one thrng winch I want to tell you partrcularly when I once went 250 mlles away from Prttsford to another place rn New York State I became conserous of how wonderful rt must be to be 1 crtrzen of a large unrt ed natron If I had traveled 250 mrles from Vrenna rn any drrectron I should have landed rn another eoeurtry And here I could go ten trmes as far and one would strll hear the same language md be rmonv the s zme people the same natron I hope I'll see many of you agarn perhaps some of you wrll come to Eugope one d ry Perhaps I'll have an op portumty to come back to tlns cou try agam Untrl then I'll srmply look at the prctures nn thus book to remrnd me of tlns year vsnth you Walter Rxemer Schoepfergasse 6X2 15 Vlenna XII, Austrra . . 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' ' , MARGARET RICHARDS BARR Marg ' Oh what may woman wrthm her hr , ough ll angel on the outward srde Columbra School 1,2, G1.rls Chorus 1,2, GAA 1,2, Cheerleader 1,2, Girls Chorus 3 4 GAA 3 4, Flay 3 4, News Club 4 DOLORES IN'EZ BARNUM B1mb1 'She smrles a smrle you lrke to see s ust way a grrl should be ' Grrls Chorus 1 2,3 4, Mrxed Chorus 2,3,4, Tnple Tno 4, Leaders Club 1,2,3,4, Hockey Honor Team 2,3, Basketball Honor Team 2,3 GAA 1 2,3,4, Play 3 4, Dramatxcs Club 1,2, Rrfle Club 1, Lrbrary Club 2, Home Ee Club 1 HAROLD HAMEN BENHAM Hal W1ne, woman and song are the nun of man, guess I'll go frshmg Basketball 2, Leaders Corps 3,4, Baseball 3,4, Play 3, Rrfle Club 1, Iota Chr H1 Y 2,3,4 16 ROBERT LAWRENCE BESWICK Never underestrmate the power of the S1 ent ITIHD Wh1tesboro Central School, Ut1ca, New York 1,2,3 1' 'iff CHARLES BRUCE CORBY Charl1e Never loses h1s temper, never been known to have one -ann-1' Nat Honor Soc 3,4 Usher 3, Mrxed Chorus 1 'Nr' Basketball l,2,3,4, Soccer 2 3,4, Baseball l,2,3 Leaders Club 4, Play 3, Iota Chl H1 Y l,2, Treas 4, Rrfle Club 1 Operators Club 3 A1 465 JANE LOUISE CROCKER Jame There was a star danced and under that wa I born Penfleld l,2, H1 Lrghts 4, Nat Honor Soc 3 4, Arch bearer 3, GIIIS Chorus 1,2,3,4, Mlxed Chorus 3, Sec Allstate 4, Play 3,4 Dramaucs Club 1,2, Sec 3,4, Speech Club 4, News Club 4 17 CAROLYN EDITH DAY Carolyn 'Nothing great was ever achieved without thusiasm Class Treas 2, Student Council 1 Girls Chorus 1 2 3,4, Mixed Chorus 1 2,3 4 Sect All State 4, Triple Trio 4, Cheerleader 2 3 4 Co Captain 3, GAA 1, 4 Pla 3 Dramatics Club 1 3, Library Club 2 3: 1 Y s Speech Club 4 School H1stor1an 4 A-Su' Vw. MARYLYN ANDREA DAVIS Marylyn 'She may look demure but don't be too s ' Lockwood High 1 Brighton High 2, Dramatrcs Club 2 Play 4, Homemaking Club 3 Girls Chorus 1 DOROTHY SUSAN DeI.ANEY Susie 'The blush IS beautiful but often mconvenie Class Treas. 1, Hi-Lights Editor 45 Student Council 2 Sec. 3' Nat. Honor Soc. 3 4' Archbearer 3' Girls Chorus 1,2,3,4, Lib. 2- Mixed Chorus 3,45 Leaders Club 2 3 4 Sec.-Treas. 35 Hockey Honor Team 2 3 4 Sect. All-Star Team 3,45 GAA 1,2 3,4' Play 3 4, Rifle Club 13 Library Club 1 Pres. 2' AFS Sum- mer Program 3. ll' GAIL LOUISE DENNIS Gall Good we alher, b ld weather 't'a1nt vory cho1 L but I Jlways flnd somothlng to say Nat Honor Soc 3 4 Arghbgarer 3, Grrls Chorus 1 4 S L All 2, Lrbmrran 3,4, Mrxed Chorus 1,2 3 ec Slum. 4 Trrple Trro 4 Loaders Club 2 3 4 Hockoy Honor Tbam 2,3,4, Sact All Star 3,4, Basketball Tgam 2,3, GAA 1 2 3,4, Play 3 4 Rrilg Club 1 Spooch Club 4 Dramaucs Club 1 Q'--yr ALFRED DAVIS FARNAM A ll y tho work, one knows the Workman. Truck 1 2' Bflsketball Mgr. 3,45 Play 3 4' Riflu Club D I I-IQ-Y 1 Chaplain 2 1- crutors Club 1 2 3' e. la Vicc-Pres. 3, Pres. 4. ANN LESLIE DOWLING 'Ann 'I agree wrlh no man S 01711110 I havn somr of my own Our Lady of Muay Hrgh School 1 2 Vxcf. Prns 1 H1 Llghts 4 SludLnt COllI1CllV1CL Prus 4 N11 Honor Sou11.ty 3 4, Archbo..1rs.r 3, Guls Chorus J Mrxed Chorus Lrbrdrran 4, GAA 3,4, Play 3, Dru m rucs Club 3, Nnws Club 4, Publrc Spf. lkmg Club af' I9 SANDRA LEE FRANKLIN Sandr' 'There IS no end to the good a person can d , s e doesn't care who gets the credrt H1 Lrghts 4, Nat Honor Soc 3,4, Archbearer 3 G1r1S Chorus 1,2 ,3,4, Mrxed Chorus 2,3,4, G1r1s Lea ders Club 2,3, Sec Treas 4, Hockey Honor Team 2,3, Capt 4, GAA 1,2,3,4, Play 3,4, Dramatrcs Club 2, L1brary Club 1,2, News Club 4, Barn Rep 4 MICHAEL JAMES GARVEY Mlke He broke the monotony of thrs thrng ca led school Skung 1,2,3,4, Golf 1,3,4, Baseball 1,2, Intramurals 1,z,3,4 Play 3, Dmmatrcs Club 1,2, Pane Club 1, , --pn Operators Club 2,3, Lrbrary Club 1,2, Delta H1 Y 1 'f I EDWARD MARTIN GRAMLICH Ned My exrstence IS Just one darn thrng after anot er Class Treas 4, Nat Honor Soc 3,4, Usher 3 as ketball 1,2,3,4, Baseball 2,4, Golf 3, Leaders Club 1,2,3,4, Play 3,4 Delta H1 Y 1, Sec 2, Pres 3 20 MARILYN JEAN GROET ynn 'The d1ff1cult I do qurckly the 1mposs1ble takes a httle longer H1 Lzghts 4, Student Councrl 4, Nat Honor Soc 3 V P 4 Archbearer 3, Gutls Chorus 1,2,3,4, Mlxed Chorus 2,3, Sec 4, Sec Allstate 4, Hockey Honor Team 2,3,4, Sec All-Star 4, GAA 1,2,3,4, Play 3, Dramat1cs Club 1,2, Treas 3 Speech Club 1, Homemakmg Club 1 DAVID WALTER HELD Dave Hollywood, Flonda 3 4 Entered Pmzsford Jan JONATHAN HOWARD HICKS Jon 'Greater men than I have l1ved but they are dead Mrxed Chorus 1,2,3,4, Boys Chorus 1,2, Basketball 1,2 ,4, Baseball 2,3 ,4, Intramurals 3, Play 3 Photo graphy Club 1 Operators Club 2 Delta H1 Y 1 ANITA URSULA K HOHENBERCER Skeeter An1ta knows wrth equal ease, how to Vex and ow to please Student Councrl 1,3, Nat Honor Soc 3,4, Arch bearer 3, Grrls Chorus 1, L1b 2, V Pres 3,4, Mlxed Chorus 1, L1b 2,3,4, Accomp Boys' Chorus 1, Tr1ple Trro 4, GAA 2,3 ,4, Play 3,4, Dramat1cs Club 1, Speech Club 4 21 CAROL ANNE HOPKINS OPPY 'She radrates laughter wherever she go ' Z5 ,Q Class Sec 2 3,4 Grrls Chorus 1 2 3 4 Mrxed Chorus l,2,3,4, Cheerleader 1,2,3,4 Capt 2,4, Hocke Honor Team 1,2,3 4, Sect All Star 2 3 Basketball Honor Team l,2,3,4, GAA 1,2,3,4 Play 3,4, Rrfle ry. Club 1 Drarnatrcs Club 1,2, News Club 2 3 4 Har vest Queen 3 WILLIAM EDMUND KING Brll' Lf you want work well done, choose the busy man Class Pres 1,3 Vrce Pres 2,4, Student Councrl 4 Treas 3, Nat Honor Soc 3,4, Usher 3, Harvard Book Award 3, Amerlcan Legron Award 3, Mrxed ty- Chorus l,2,3,4, Boys Chorus 1,2, Double Quartet 4 Basketball l,2,3,4, Track 1, Soccer 2,3 Capt 4 Baseball l,2,3,4, Skung 1,2,3, Leaders Club 2,3,4, pr Play 3,4, Art Club 1 Rrile Club 1 Operators Club 1 2, Iota Chr H1 Y 1,2 3 4 'H 'Q I ilthlxa ,, WILLLAM HOWARD KIRBY Brll' ...pi 'How many angels actually can dance on e pomt of a pm? H1 Lrghts 4, Nat Honor Soc 3, Pres 4, Boys' State , Track 2, Play 3,4, Art Club 1,2, Rrfle Club 1, I ota Chr H1 Y Sec 2, V1ce Pres 3, Pres 4 '1- ' M511 s'.v5 tg' HH Il ' ' es.' ' I S I l 3 5 U . , A . y 7 ' - ' J S Bw, , ' s ' 5 ' 1 1 5 ,. t j , f ff ' Y ! ll ' I .. G Ol Y . , ' a ' H , ' w . . . . . . . 5 . . , u 3 . . . Q, ,Mr ' 9 5 to be-9 . -, ,,. . ,, ,, J l Y ' ' , is .in if rl K 1-..V3lVQ':' ., . 5 5 ,. 1 Y,:fqf:+ 've v ' flag if-'T rf , L ,E .Q -125 f-51 ,U Q. Q i ' 1'-M' rl' 'fe 1' ,l 71,1 F E 1 I J u - a ' th ' ' H 3. . . . - . - ' . - . . . C A! ,. . , ANN. .5 ' - , ...Q ' r . ,A M '- m..'....'L, '- r . m 'Q f 4' . to ' H lg. ' 'r -'ld' , a vaff, . N ' -vi '41 . . 6-.I ' -tl fvl ROBERT FOSTER KNOWLTON llBobll A good sport-come what may. Wenham Mass. 15 Play 3,45 Intramurals 4, Iota Chi Hi-Y 3,45 Operators Club 23 Photography Club 3 5 Track 4. MN QC- LYNNE ANNETTE LAUTERBACH I ynn No wonder teachers' ha1r turns grey I chatt , chatter all the day G1rIs Chorus 1,2,3,4, Mrxed Chorus 3,4, Hockey Team Z 3 4 GAA 1,2 3 4, Play 3,4, Dramat1cs Club , Rrfle Club 1, L1brary Club 1 BRENDA LEE LONG ll J 'The eyes have lt sagaclous, vrvacxous fl1 t1ous Class Treas 3, H1 L1ghts 4, Student Commcrl 2, Pres 4, Nat Honor Soc 3 4 Archbearer J, Elmxra Key ,g 3, Glrls Chorus 1,2,3 Scc 4, Mnced Chorus 2,3,4 Hockey Honor Team 4, GAA 2,3,4, Play 3,4, mat1cs Club 1, Art Club 1 Sec Treas 2 Cheer leader 1,2,3, Capt 4, 41-I 1, Pres 2 .pw W -13' FRANK RAOUL MCCONNELL Mac Always a dev1l when there's a prank, thr , ' sure, you'l1 know 15 Frank Boys Chorus 1,2, Band 1,2, Mlxed Chorus 1,2,4, Boys Double Quartet 4, Soccer 2,4, Track 1,2,3,4, as ketball Mgr 3 ,4, Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Play 3, ota Chl H1 Y 1,2 CAROL ANN MILLER My heart 1S f1xed 'Muff 1ns H1 L1 hts 4 Crrls Chorus 1 2 3 M1xed Chorus 2,3, a Band 1,2 ,3,51, Hockey Honor 'leam 3,4 GAA 1,2,s, 4, Play 3,4, L1brary Club 1,2,3, News Club 4 CLAYTON ALBERT MILLER Bud 'Better a bad excuse than none at all ' Class Pres 2,4, Vrce Pres 3, Mlxed Chorus 1,2,3,4 Double Quartet 3,4, Soccer 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1 3,4 Track 1,2,3,4, Skl Club 3, Operators Club 1, ,3 R1fle Club 1, Photography Club 1, Iota Ch1 H1 Y 1 3 24- SUSAN MORAN MILLER Sus1e ract1ca11ty IS a nursanc H1 Lrghts 4, Nat Honor Soc 3,4, Archbearer 3, G1r1s Chorus 1,2, GAA 1, Play 3,4, Dramaucs Club 1,2, Speech Club 1,4, News Club 2,3, Cheerleader JOHN CABOT MORGAN 'John Amb1t1on has no rrsk ' H1 L1ghts 4, Nat Honor Soc 3,4, Usher 3, Band 1,2, 3,4, Soccer 2,3,4, Basketball 1,2, Golf 2,3,4, Base ball 1, Leaders Club 1,2,4, Art Club V1ce Pres 4 Play 3 4 Operators Club 1, Iota Chl H1 Y 1 PAUL COLLINS NELLIS ll three Paul' GIVE me an audrence for a laugh or o Q13 Sprmgfreld, Mo 1,2, Class Pres 1, Treas 2, Play 3, ews Club 4, Speech Club 1 Football 1,2, Baseball ,2 ,4, Basketball 4 '75 CIARINDA CARRINGTON NORTHROP Rmdy' A modest gul ln words and ways, she jus y rns her classmates' prarse H1 Lxghts 4, Archbearer 3, Sophomore Class Award, Most Improved m Hxst 3, Grrls Chorus 1 4, Mnted Chorus 4, Tnple Tno 4, Leaders Club 3,4, Hockey Honor Team 3,4, GAA 1,2,3,4, Play 3,4, Dramancs Club 1,2, Art Club 3 Rlfle Club 1, Speech Club 4 News Club 2 PATRICIA ANN MARIE O'BRIH'I Patty We always hke to have her near, sprea 1 g frxendlmess and cheer Nazareth Academy 1,2, Basketball 2, H1 Lrghts 4 Nat Honor Soc 3, Sec Treas 4, Archbearer 3, Busmess Award 3, Play 3, News Club 4, Co Edxtor TAIZO OGIHARA Taxzo ' rmble thought can Jump both sea and lan ' Nozawa Northern Hrgh, Japan 1 2 3, Judo Club, Newspaper Club, Lxterature Club, Student Councxl, Mrxed Chonrs 4, Track 4 Nat Honor Soc 4, Pho tography Club 4, Student Councll QI-Ion member, 4 L15 JEFFREY EDWARD PALMER Jeff Have more than thou showest, speak less than ll thou knowest Nat Honor Soc 3,4, Soccer 2 3,4, Play 3, R1fle lubl, Iota Chx H1 Y 4 4-9 JANE MARGARET PFROMER Jame SUSAN JFAN PERRINE Sue 'A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenan Guls Chorus 1 2,3,4, Mxxed Choms 2,3,4, Tnple Tno 4 GAA 1,2,3,4, Play 4, Dmm Majorette 1,2 3,4, Dramatlcs Club 1,2, Operetta 3 'Sxlence IS as deep as Etermty Speech IS ll shallow as Tnme Archbearer 3, GAA 1,2,3,4, Play 3, I.1brary Club 1, Treas 2 GLENN FREDERICK PRIBUS 'Glenn There 15 no great gemus w1thout a touch of mad ness Nat Honor Soc 3,4, Band 1, Boys Chorus 3, Mlxed Chorus 3, , Baseball 1, Slu Club 4, Intramurals 1,2 , , Play 3,4, Rxfle Club 1,2, Operators Club 1,2, , News Club 4, Iota Ch1 H1 Y 1,2, Pres 3,4 5ANDRA LEE REED Sandy' exng her fnend, I do not covet gold ' Guls Chorus 1,2,3,4, Mlxed Chorus L1b 3,4, GAA 1, 2,3,4, Play 3,4, Dramat1cs Club 1,2,3, R1He Club 1, News Club 4, L1brary Club 1 ROBIN ANN RICKHOFF Robb1e' ' Why should the dev1l have all the fun Ph L1ghts 4, Student Counc1l 3, G1rls Chorus 1, Pres 4, lVl1X6d Chorus 1,2,3,4, Tnple Trro 3,4, GAA 1,2,3,4, Play 3,4, Dramancs Club 1, Treas 2 V1ce Pres 3, News Club 1,2, Ed1tor 4, Cheerleader 1 Captam 2,3,4 28 WALTER RIEMER Walt' Wrthout mus1c, l1fe would be a mrstake BRG 12 V1en.na 1,2,3,Student Councxl Honorary Mem ber 4, Nat Honor Soc 4, Mlxed Chorus Accompan 1st 4, Soccer 4, Operators Club 4, Photography Club 'O' 19 BARBARA ANN ROACH Barb' LBusy agxd qulet all through the day, she goes about er mo est way Guls Chorus 1,2,3,4, Dramatrcs Club l,3, Mlxed Chorus 1,2,3,4, News Club 4, Tnple Tr1o 4, Sec AllqState 4, Band 1,2,3, GAA 3,4, Play 3,4 NORMA JLAN SEWELL Norm 'L1f9 doesn't begm at forty for those who go 1 rxty at seventeen Btobrcoke I-hgh fCanadaj 1, Palmyra 2, Guls Chorus , Mrxed Chorus 4, Basketball 1,2, Sw1mm1ng Club 1 Dramancs Club 4, Cheerleader 1,2 29 ARTHUR FRANCIS SISCA Art JOYCE HELENA SILCO oy e 'L1fe IS 50 ptr cent what you make It and 50 p cent how you take It ' Archbearer 3, Glrls Chorus 1,2,3 4, Mxxed Chorus 3 4 All State 4, Hockey Team 3, GAA l,2,3,4, Play 3,4, Art Club 2 Rlfle Club 1 Llbrary Club 1 Vlce Pres 3 News Club 4 Bus Mgr 4 Tall dark and captxvatmg Sorry, gl l e graduatmg Irondequolt Hxgh 1,2, H1 L1ghts Adverusmg 4 Base all 2 Play 4 Latm Club 1, Intramurals 2 3 had N 5 S WX TODD MARSHALL SMITH Smitty Let him raise the devil--and he will! Band 1,25 Play 3,45 Operators Club 1,2,3,43 Delta Hi-Y 1,2. 2411 ALAN ST GEORGE Al is ' experrence rs an arch to urld upo Forrest H1lls Hlgh 1,2,3 Marshall Squad, Mrxed Chorus 4 Jul 1. 47? Porter Just grve me my old Model T it I'll be happy as can be ' ALFRED PORTER SOUTHWICK SWEET Intramurals 4, Rrfle Club 1, Photography Club 1 CALL HARRIET SWITZER Shorty 'T1s better to be small and shme than to be I and Cast a shadow Glrls Chorus 1,2,3,4, Mlxed Chorus 2,3,4, Cheer eader 1 Z,3, GAA 1,2,3,4, Play 3,4, Dramatlcs Club l iss QU ll ' ll 'Au ' ' b ' n. J 3 3' 1 I ll ll X' . And .' I 1 s ,. 7 ' lf. lf .-f ' T A' ,' A r In K .2 K S' I . f 1 Z 1 ' . .2 '1 ' if Lf. .5 K' YI ll ' ' tal .Il 1 , . . . ' - 1,z. 1' J i CHARLES SAUNDERS YOLE Charhe ' PAUL TRAINA Paul' Beware the fury of the pat1ent ma Fort Lee, N J 1,2 Nat Honor Soc 3,4, Mnced Cho , Intramurals 4, Play 3,4, Dramat1cs Club 4, Sport Club 2, Photography Club 3, Dancmg Club 2 He has a. head to contrwe, a tongue to persua , a hand to execute any m1sch1ef an- ' ww Band 1 Soccer 1 2 3 4 Skl Club 1,2, Capt 3 Track 2 3,4 Play: if line Club 1, Delta H1 Y 1,2, Iota Ch1 H1 Y 3,4 CAROL CATHERINE ZORNOW Zorn 'S1lence never betrays you G1r1s Chorus 2, GAA 1,2,3,4, Dramaucs Club 1,2, L1brary Club 1, R1fle Club 1 4 S.S.77' 11, 19444957 0000 to 0700 Ingenuous rnfants, pigeon toed and frrffhtful, crept stealthrly into their blanket 1o1ls to spend half of their half da sleeprng 171113 was only temporary A year later Bu 'dy Mrller crashed through a stack of orange crates breaking down the early school symbol of punishment, and releasing about thrrty mrnds from rnhrbrtron Since then, Charlre Corby's rndrs pensable boondoogle has become rnextrreably tangled rn Carol Zornow s prgtarls Carl Derrnrs, alras Juliette Lowe, spent most of her trme evadrng snowballs on trrps to the Grrl Scout office Ani whrle the countenance of Carolyn Day snone from every 1vorthy wallet, her rnrtrals were rndelrbly engraved upon every palm John Morgan s re 1 box of rarsrns rn hrs lunch was the envy of the class Sanclr Franklrn's busy pen laboreol incessantly to comple e our Pulrtzer Prize play theme Snowball Fights Crime and Ptmrshmenf Our grrl boy relatronslup developeu rapidly with the Inrtral Game, and Ned u1'3.I11l1Cl1'S questron, Mr Walters, srr, rf all the Spartan men are at war, how ean there be any chrldren recerveer an cnl ghtenrng reply, Th y took vacatrons On that note Carol Hoolerns lande 1 1vrt11 a resounding thud as she le Mass I-loward's homeroom rn a cheer for Johnny Sens 0700 to 0900 A new members to the Junror Sen1or hrgn school, the class was rntroducel to nk McConnell's newest game ' Prnchy Wrnehy lhe new science teacher, Mr Saporrto, gave every one blood tests, ably assrsted bv hrs star puml, B111 Krng Fhe example set by the uoperclassmen caused Jon 1-lrcls and frnrta l-lohenberger to be severely reorrman led for spoomng one of the rances Mrke Gan ey s reply to the rcprovrng teacher was, ' Ibet you rsh you could do rt Loo 7th and Sth grade basketball games shaped vigorous athletes and vo rferotrs but embarrassed cheerlea rers Susie Mrller s re 1 an 1 whrte strrpes betrayed that she was celebratrnff Lhrrstmas early that year Meanwhrle, Charlre Yole plummeted down snowcappe 1 mo.rn'a1ns becomrng the nucleus ofthe skr cam for the next four years 0900 to 1000 Money really began to roll 1nto the class treasury af the sophomore freshman party Soon afterward UIC class of 1957 sponsore ' the frrst freshman dance at Prttsford rnrough the cherry blossom trees was vrsrble the pcrennral refreshment commrttee Carol Mrller, Joyce Srleo and Jane Pfromer Academically we stammered and stuttereel tryrng to rmpress Mr Carlson with oar abrlrty to delrver rmprommu speeches 1000 to 1100 Mr Morrrson explarn 1 our complicated emotronal errrves rn terms of o.rr lrttle man whrle Brll Krrby rn the back of th room blan rly requested those who 'frew too hrlarrous to PLEASE, t:ry to control your emo rons Susan Perrrne was not too successful rn concealing her malrce toward a talented Hrlton player, and wrth her lrttle baton she rncapacrtated hrm for the remarnder of a basketball game San ly Reed found that emotions drd not always paint true prctures l-Ier loves were all faultless un rl the1 succun1me.1 to her wrles, then they became rntolerable nursances 1100 to 1200 Mrss Novellr' ' ' Brmbr Barnum came to class with One eye bloodshot because 11er over crrtrcal boss at the frve ant .lime gave her nrght mares The Sen1or Ball provel torturrnfr to Glenn Prrbus 1 ho later drscovere' that h har been lancrnv on a broken leg Our anticipated Sa 1re Hawk1n's recorc. ance turned 1nto a clan1o mg success when Jack Nunn s ban 1 just nappene 1 drop by All the frsh rn the sea couldn't entree people to p rchase their tickets before the trde came rn, but be ause of our charmed lrves, the Junror elass's F1511 , s a rzzlrnv success and for weeks pre trns and elrsh clothes rattlet aroune 'loom 201 Porter Sweet acqurred the most fascrnatrng Huorfrobrle, exceedrngly valuable to some Studen' Co rncrl electron campargners Perhaps the class s most outstanding trrumph vas the Gary Morrison-drrectec.. Love rs F ernal The talent scout would have whisked Jane Crocker away to Hollywood bu for hrs uncontrollable tears of sympathy for Patty O'B ren who was about to lose her son We sponge off the Sen1or Class at the Junror Sen1or Banquet as we gorgeu ourselves on roast duck she and Elvrs Presley would make a charmrna eoaple 1200 to 0000 The year of Bob Beswrck, Alan St George ana Dave rrele. Susan Delaney ISYUHIC 1 from Europe well schooled rn rrench eurves 'Xl arnunr bleu and ban aged the town wrth ma Yrnes Hostrle rn Englrsh class, agreeable rn Stuuent Cotrncrl, Bren a Lon anl Ihll 1 Dowlrng oecame tanro rs for therr de bafes Carl Swrtzer spent quret week ends teaching Sunday Sc ool As a result of tne Senror Play, Paul 1ra1na's borlrng pornt became the subject for a physrcs class drscussron Bob Knowlton strll feels lrke a soggy SPOXIUE of hypoerrsy an Marylyn Davrs strll rnterrogates, 'but where wrll I go? ' Jeff Palmer's researcn paper or the Suez crrsrs was probably the most expensrve on record, and Art Srsca lrscovered hrs rrgl t to eva e Miss Novel'r's questrons oy stan 'inf on he lrfth amen lment On of Rrnry Northrop's clever schemes 1 as the purposely n11scast yearbook assemoly 'lobrn R ckhoff 1 as angelrc 1 1t11 a removeable halo And Corrfucrous say, ' larzo Ogrhara wrll become 11ost odtstan mg stee le ,ack rn hole 1 de 1 orlu It's hare to tell exactly how much crvrcs Harold Benham learned with hrs ree rd .n1as111n UOl1't leno J, Mrss Butts Anrta I-lohenberger, radrant as Queen of the SCHIOI Ball, was escorted by Krngly lNe 1 oramlreh o the royal throne Barbara Roach learned to lace shoes rn krnd rgarten, but not untrl her S mo year Grd thrs knowleiffe 'accom rewart rnv Wrth a half year of typing unier hrs belt, Nrnrbre 1 'ngers Nellrs 1vas strll unable to t1qne Nwo sr tee teme lro all goooooo mon tv1o cum two do aed of therrer cwon'ree Mrss Novellr, havrng been rn Europe on vrevro 15 oeeasrorrs, NN as shocked that Walter Kremer 11 as not acquarnteu wrt p1ncIr1ng 10.1.1 Smith found, for therr srze, axle keys are the most errffrcult parts to replace on hrs roublesome r L1 eollege Boards were taken with cool detachment by exp rrence Seniors scarred from therr Junror at' ack all, or course except for Lynn Gro t, under tensron :rs a frnalrst rn the Natronal Merit Scholarship competrtro 1 ln then 1 orma Sewell hastrly explained to the Wrshrnctor hotel detectrve that t11e reason she vas throwrna water filled balloons o rt Ol the 1f1n low KN as because she had Jorneo the Volunteer Frremeu Then June and navrng been sewn mto her sheath, Lynn Lauterbach after polrshrng off the squab under class at the Junior Senro Banquet, hastrly retreate to the la hes' room to search for safety prns Baccalaureate Service soberel us un rn trme to appreciate gra uatron Ani so you see On shrp Sarls East, one shrp Sarls W t By the self-same .vrnd that blows It rsn't the gales, but the set of sarls Whrch determrn s the way she :foes - ' C, -' 1 X - Yr . 0 . 4 n u at y l ,X . . , . , . . X . X . . . 1 1 1 1 1 J ' 1 1 1 1 X . . V X . I . . U X 1 1 -1 y 'l 1 1 1 1 Q 1 1 . X . X . J X X . ,, XX ,X . X . C, . . X, . , X . , s ' - ' ' ' ' 1 Fra 1 ' ' - at -.' . ' A ' ' ' n ' V ' 1 w' A . A ' fu . 1 ,1 - ' ' 1 1, . . ,Y . .l ' 1 ' , ' 1 ' v ' ' n 1 ' 1' x L D 0 ' Y . , ,r . - - - . 1 . - 1 . G . - ' 1 . 1 L1 ' . ' ' 1 ' x ' ' . -XX . . X X X , I, . . X . e X, - t . 1 7 X . 1 1 1. 9. X X1 s - 5 L I ' . . I . , - . . V X . , X . X X . XX . ' L ' O ' V ' e. 9 1 L ' X, - 1 . . C. . . X, . X X. X X , X,. , to X X . . . X A XX . . X . . C , . . , . ,X X, X XX. , 0 . . . 1 I , . , X , . . X . X . X , X, . f ' - ,-7 5 ' 1 1 1 I' 1 - .11 ' ' - ' 1 g '. The consensus of opinion drawn from watching Margaret Barr's jitterbugging demonstration at the Junior Prom was t11at -1 . , O 1 . ,X -- I . ,- C ' . ' . 1 F 1 11 - - ' 1 ga- 4 . s o 1 1 s 1 H O - 41 n rn .1 . . . - . O ' n . ' . D X . . 1 I 1 1 'V g . . - X . 1 Q J Y. 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Y- Se 00' 500 Good evening. ,-2.445744 'lfff j 'ana I 1' px' f 'I l . if QV, gexefasxx . - qbblt V09 My owsm daughter to marry without consulting mc. 0 So!! CLASS OF 1957 presents Irving Stone's we 74 S 9 Dramatized by Ruth Sergel If 46, gave' Apri12'7, 1956 P.c.s. Auditorium sea, 'ig 1601 Xxoepw .bye 3 1? 609 dam 'oifixo bodf Mx. Douglas docsn't think me unwomanly. Oofb X fo gdb' i i- 11 tj :QU 0,10 This is worth five pesos! I'd rather trust a hungry fox! 'Liuffwt-'T Ose thc! S nothing o ,Q N746 ,, Instead of the conventional three- act play, the Class of '57 put on a trilogy entitled The Gamut . This novel production consisted of a sus- penseful txagedy, The Valiant 3 alively comedy, Sunday Costs Five Pesos 5 and the philosophical second act of Thornton Wilder's immortal play, Our Town . To Mr. Morrison we are eternally indebted. MFI-a live nk' Peo 1 twosb P e are y'tW0-rr made to I guess new friends aren't any better than the old ones. ,540 Q99 were ,,n eel, bbw 1,6 Q, qi? by Q66 41 44' 3 128 fr 'O A K V K t X04 X C of '12 1,5-Z. C' K ,Q jf Q, 'J ixfdbx Qqoe- ' We .ff oo 12 I K Z Q6 o ro 1? 11,00 'PI 1 Qxxxxkfx' 'fp 4 K cod And they whisked their 6' 'V xc 060' lb 6 3 0 . GK. F6 6 090,09 SQZQIJQ' . AY 121 12 WGA, ladies off into the night au' 7040 We the Class of 1957 crtrzens of the State of New York and now resrdrng rn the Crty of Prttsford at Prttsford Central School berng of sound and drsposrng mrnd and memory and berng free from duress, menace, fraud or un due rnfluence of any person but eonsrderrng the uneertarnty ot our earthly exrstence and desrrrng to drspose of all our earthly affarrs whrle rn health and strength do hereby make publlsh and declare the followrng to be our last Wlll and testament Brmbr Barnum leaves her Sparklrng Burgundy for New Year's Eve 1967 Margaret Barr leaves prng pong to Lynn Grd'et's cellar Harold Benham leaves at lO of 8 to catch the quarter of 8 bus Bob Beswrck leaves John Malafronte lonely and frrendless Charlre Corby wrll return darly to the typrng room for hrs lunch money Jane Crocker leaves that lrttle green thrng to Mr Clark Marylyn Davrs leaves her wrde eyed rnnocenee to Betty Dunn Carolyn Day wrshes she could leave a prrvate John for older grrls only Susan DeLaney leaves rf she gets ready on trme Garl Dennrs wrlls her sports partrcrpatron to Myrna Mrllard Ann Dowlrng leaves Eleanor Roosevelt to the lovrng care of Jrm Crarb Al Farnam wrlls hrs tax1 servree to the Junror boy wrth trme on lus hands and a ear rn hrs garage Sandr Frarrklrn leaves to frnd out what's under her bed Mrks. Garvey leaves Nlrs Prrce and Mr Prudom the rrght to attend school at tlrerr own eonvenrenee Ned Gramlrch leaves rn search of a college that can teach lum how to rum up and down starrs Lynn Groet leaves a bottle of peroxrde and case of coke to the Junror grrl w1th the yen to grve a hen party Davrd Held leaves the frrst volume of Femrnrne Frrends rn the New School to the lrbrary Jon l-lrcks leaves hrs mrdnrght rrdes rn the Blue Julre to Paul Revere Anrta I-lohenberger would leave her trddy muff but she may need rt agarn Carol Hopkrns leaves Gerry DeRooy wrthout a saddle bag Brll Kang leaves rn a sneeze Brll Krrby leaves the Eskrmos the rntcrnatronal srtuatron and the electron theory for further Perusal Bob Knowlton leaves a lock of harr and a pack of gum to Mrss Novellr Lynne Lauterbach leaves Sally Traub the rrght to be the only grrl rn her class who doesn't have to bleach her harr Brenda Long leaves everyone rn doubt Frank McConnell leaves to frnd out what's belund the Green Door Bud Mrller leaves a broken record of Charlre My Boy to Coach Maller Susre Nlrller would lrke to leave somethrng sweet and demure BUT John Mor an leaves hrs effrcrency to Valerre Shea Paul Nellrs leaves Mr Prudofm destrtute wrthout the latest Chevre news Rrndy Northrop leaves a broken Spode cup to the cafeterra staff Pat O'Brren leaves a host of problems to future newspaper edrtors Farzo Ogrhara lrkes Prttsford so well he rsn't sure he'll leave Jeff Palmer leaves the longest and most expensrve research paper on record Susan Perrrne leaves her ready smrle to Marre Morabrto Janre Pfromer leaves her slumber partres to those who lrke to sleep? Glenn Prrbus leaves everythrng but Lynn Sandy Reed bequeaths her harr brush to any needy junror fboy or grrlj Walter Rremer leaves a parr of skrs a prano and a perfect accent to be remembered by 'lobrn Rlckhoff leaves her entrre repertorre of Jokes to Lrnda Erskrne Barbara Roach leaves her early mornrng Hello strll echolng rn the lrttle room next to Mr Prudom's room Norma Sewell leaves a law elrmrnatrng all thrngs rn lrfe but the forbrdden thrngs Joyce S1lco leaves to Jorn the natronal chapter of the E G G A Art Srsca leaves one used Ford spark plug to Roy Campbell Fodd Smrth leaves the hours between 9 P M and 5 A M to Jrm Davrs Alan St George leaves Wrsh you'd come sooner Alan' Porter Sweet would leave hrs car but who could drrve rt? Carl Swrtzer leaves her aecumulatron of fan clubs to her srster Paul Trarna leaves hrs collectron of rnapproprrate remarks to Brll Heuer Charlre Yole leaves lus chrldrsh ways to Mr Prudom to drsperse of as he secs fr Carol Zornow leaves her gym class remarks rn the Grrls' Locker Room and there tlrey'd better stay' next year's Senrors we leave the thrrll of berng Brg Shots ' To Ivlr Bettrnger we leave everythrng else We know he can use rt' We do appornt the Class of '58 as executor of thrs wrll hereby revokrng all former wrlls made by us at any trme and rn wrtness thereof we here Lurto affrx our names rn thrs year of our graduatron 1957 A D Testator Ann Dowlrng Wrtnesses Class of '57 38 0 , g , . . . I A . . . . . 1 . . , V I . . - , . . . s , . . . , . 7 3 3 Q I I . A 1 -- ' ' ' ' ' ' ll , . , . . . . . ., . ' ' Carol Mrller leaves her barrtone sax to any grrl who can handle rt. U . . . . A? . . ' . 0 ' I . . . , . , . L 1 . ,, . . . , V 7 . l ' a I I l . . 4 , . . , . I . . . . , . 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' 1 A 7 Y ' ' : . j- 1 if K J? x Q fi E N E 3 1 PM 3 5 Q'wi ' QV - -' 'QD f W C, O f N .'L' S ,f' .D ,5 I X BACK ROW B111 Lrnlsay, Enc Mrller, B111 Harper, Art Rmehart, Steve Holtz, John Durston, Roger Stolte, B111 Updrke, Pete Braal, Clayton Trce, J1m McDonald MIDDLE ROW Lrnda Gardner, John Malafronte, Jack Corbett, Barry Sens, Dnue Stnngfellow, Bonme Burger, J1m Crarb, B111 Ferguson, Laune Westerman, Carol Carlson FRONT ROW Lmda Hskrne, Garl Hansen, Kathy Wrlson, Joan Ramsdale, Janet Bowden, Joyce Reeves, Lmda Dye MISSING Drck Cappellmo, Peter Despard President: Dick Bell Vice-President: Mike Mason Secretary: Marla Harris Treasurer: Myrna Millard 40 I Miss Hilda Sullivan Miss Barbara Butts Learmng to lxve Cheaper By the Dozen Jug glmg f1nances and roller skates and desperately collectmg pxes at f1sh fry mme these are the problems the Jumor Class survxved BACK ROW Ph11 Cufan, Drck Bell, B111 Heuer, M1ke Mason, Roy Campbell, Jack Kempster, G11 Rodgers, J1m Davzs, Bob McLaugh11n MIDDLE ROW Pete Skaer, Valene Shea, Bev Prerce, Judy Donovan, Pat Per nne, Ann Bndge, Lmda P1tkm, Barb Waghorn, Jxm Plant FRONT ROW Jackle Ross, Betty Dunn, Myrna Mllland, Marla Harms, Nancy Sears, Sally Scamp, Joyce Bowden MISSING Roxy Darch, Gmiford Ormes, Ed Rubel 41 -...Sys M Pres1dent Pete Hamrlton Mr Gary Mornson Vrce Presrdent Bob Mason Mr Arnold Carlson Secretary Juhe Klng Mr Kenneth Krerser Treasurer DISHL Lapp BACK ROW Benjamm Rubel John Trzuna Jrm Parker Sue Mrller Pete Hamrlton Norman Howe M11 c Gnd ley Krrke B1ll1ngton Jerry Schuth MIDDLE ROW Anne Voorhees Jean Tucker Herdr I-lursh Ken Hazen John Rowe Elarne Kendnck Julre Raycheff Bev Mantle Judy Basso, Connze Baer FRONT ROW Pat Strnson Bob Farnam T1mDowl1ng John Scheuer Chuck Crumb Sandy Rowe MISSING SlurleyB1nder J1m Coene John Rau Fred Wallman Nm Al 42 Y . l 5 . l 0 0 . 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X I l XJ .4 A ff sa- 5 A if - ' , . 3 HI' BACK ROW Henry Schmrtt B111 Ramsey Sandy Ruske Greg Sul Bob Gr1nne11 Irv Halhngs Pat Rrcnardson Charhe Pembroke Hugh MacM111an MIDDLE ROW Alan Heuer, Ga11Vmcent, Judy Elhott John Grllette Jrm Commrsso A11-une Matth1es Eleanor Brown Julle Krug FRONT ROW Mary Sgabellone Marre Morabxto Judy Hughes Jean Wahl Sally Traub Ann Barr MISSING Cmdy Bachman Frank DeSer1o BACK ROW Dave Snyder Dave Harts1g Ma1Traub B111Pr1bus Ted A1dr1ch Dave Strong Bob Mason Lowell F1 olds Don Davrs Drck Coerse MIDDLE ROW Susan Bancroft Phylhs McNe111s Meg O'Br1en, MAICIH Seebcr Jon Brrzcc Ross Stagmtto Sue Mentch Carol Russell Suzanne Shaw FRONT ROW Barby Morgan Carol Benellsha Drane Lapp Fran DuBors Barbara Brodme Lynne Patterson Drane Brownlee fs? i 1 A11-U' H 1 9 1 4 , -4 - lilv Q I - ,y , 4 . .. , ,J i I is I 1. x is f ' 1 an ' U 3 ' r l l 1 1 ky: - ' ' v .. r v I . . ' f . ' . R Y I Y ' I : 7 Y , y , . . I , . ' : D . 7 . ! i l ' Y . I Y I 7. 4! i 1. l . 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' ' 41 -Q, 2 -8. - -i if U x l f - Q ' D 'x 2. ff , BACK ROW PIISCIHR Forsberg, Conn1e Forbes, Chns Gates, Gall Vaughn, Robm Graml1ch, Rrta Olsen, Dave Hlggms, Don Foreman, Jamce McC1L lland, Dav1d Lady, Susan lady, Ann Nelson, Beverly Sears MIDDLE ROW Bonnre Holtz, Lmda Curro, Barbara Jacobs, Joanne Bertch, Karen Hansen, Gretchen Monroe, Sandy Hays, D1ck Marschuetz, Corneha Gordon, Tressa Archer, Glona Wergert FRONT ROW Joan Swrtzer, J1m Foster, Darlene Shaw, Jock Erdle, Mrchael Fss, Dahd H1l1, Judy Sutton, D1ck Wa11ma.n MISSING Rrck Jen sen, Drana Parks BACK ROW Brlly Emerrck, Ellen Moyo, Larry Root, Rlchard E1l1s, Gary Hansen, Dave Coene, Frank Frohm Bob Fmegan, Char11e Lauer, Joe Battazzo, John Rossman, D1ck Mason, Crarg Wnght MIDDLE ROW Lee Ker ber, Ruthle Bantmg, Joan DeRooy, Julre Hoffman, Peter We1s, Marjone Tyree, Ken W1111, Bob Begg, Jane Neerbasch, Dave Wrlhams, R1chard Ashcroft, Carol Manlcone, Ehzabeth Barker, Marxanne Hutchmson FRONT ROW Lynn Maxfleld, L1nda DeVo11, Drane Pernne, Lhloe McLaugh11n, Barbara Bolton, Judy B111 man, A11ce Ferry, Jane Novelh MISSING Judxth Basso, T1m Grrffen, B111 Lehman +4 Af ffecvw Presuient Dwe Coene Vrce Presrdent Jerry Snyder Secretary Rreky Jensen Treasurer Drck Wallman Mrs Ruth Clrcquennor Mlss Mary Jeanne Hodson MIS Mary Sprcer Mrs Marron Corby BACK ROW Betty Watson, Sue Hamrlton, Vrrgmxa Sulkey, Tom Stone, Jerre Tyree, Thomas Walters, Neal Smrth, Barbara Hallrngs, Jrm Ruffner, Dxck Twardokus, B111 Terper, Peggy Czamlkow, Jerry Snyder THIRD ROW Mrssy Freeman, Dorothy Spregel, Bart ChO1C6, Lorrarne Reuter, Joan Lmdsay, Erleen Stenncr, Charlotte Farnam, Peggy Mohr, Joan Merkel, Gary Coene, Dav1d Baetzel, Stepharue Roach SECOND ROW Sandy Lude kens, Martm Smrth, Tom Darch, Charhe Sahler, Nancy Hrll, Mary Ann Steffen, Jxll Doyle, Kathy Fmgler FRONT ROW Nancy Bowden, Dorothy Lauzon Carohne Lagas, Barbara Cook, Betty Rltter MISSING Tom McDonald, Susan Wlutmg xx 43 'S sr K E49 ag 4 'Wxwis Q Lu 1 BACK ROW: Bill Lusk, David Jacobs, Fred Ramsdale, Susan Strong, Monette Detweiller, Paul Carson, Jean Ki- men, Sarah Corwin, Bill Barnum, Jirn DeRooy. THIRD ROW: Carol Stahl, Elaine Rosinus, Margaret Britton, ChcrylBene1isha, John Wright, Jean Higgins, Paul Steuwe, David Raub, Kathy Elliot, Ronnie Morgan. SECOND ROW: Penny Erdle, Jennifer Baltzer, Bob Hill, Linda Kinyon, Noelle Mason, Joan Cufari. FRONT ROW: John Holtz, Stephan Weis, Danny Dowling. MISSING: Marie Sahar. :ghd BACK ROW: Denis Smith, Jack Robinson, Dave Gale, Ricky Booth, Sherman Parker, Gary Haigh, Burt Poinan, Leonard Hallings, Jack Wickman. MIDDLE ROW: Harold Falls, Carol Constanza, Sandra Witkowicz, Caroline Gruschow, Jean Ferrin, Kathie Emcrick, Carol Luke. FRONT ROW: Sandy Dium, Martha Schwinck, Linda Clurnm, Ricky Cederberg. MISSING: Jake Connors, Larry Kulp. 1 I r ,K , Q if at V 31 A 'N - ' M' his 1 5. gi il b BA-CK ROW: Ted Broderson, Fred Cummings, Jeff Mason, Jim Mason, Karen Brown, Paul Bronson, CindyBooth. THIRD ROW: Chip Chamberlain, Ron Navik, Dan Brummitt, John Smith, Barbara Berge, Jean Wilson, Bob Henn, Kathie Zacher, Patty Bell, Sharon Decker. SECOND ROW: Bob Nash, Betsy Zornow, Nancy Hazen, Cathy Cooper. John Patterson, Carolyn Roda. FRONT ROW: Dick Miller, Howard Seeber, Phyllis Kistler, Ann Com- mrsso. W BACK ROW: Glenn VanDerwater, Nelson Strong, Lge Aldrich, Ted Atwood, Gary Arnold, John Haschmann, George Barrett, Jared Hopkins, Sally Raub, Judy McClelland, Debbie Hicks. THIRD ROW: Roger Rylott, Chuck Reed, Allen Doggett, Cynthia Laughton, Lynda Brizee, Linda Matthies. FRONT ROW: Jon Prince, Dick Sperry, John Willis, Beverly Bastian, Elaine Morgan, Martha Moll. MISSING: Edward Jones, Carolyn Wood. X I 'QI BACK ROW: Jan Filer, Alison Shantz, Betsy Hoffer, Peter Ferstead, Walter Blackburn, Harry Trueheart, Ron- nie Kulp, Ella Mae Rhinehart, Bill Bostian. THIRD ROW: Gisela Briesse, Dave McNellis, Susie Hoff, Elaine Schild, Tom Durston, EA Castle, Kenney Turpyn, Dick King, Sue Babcock, Jody Cowgill. SECOND ROW: Kitty Pitkin, Leigh Smith, John Jones, Terry Coon, John Foley, Stephanie Murch. FRONT ROW: Paul Rubel, Thayer Lee, Cookie Stxingfellow, Susan Forbes, Dick Walkley. MISSING: Philip Despard, Dick Eilers, Mark McCarthy. BACK ROW: Jeanne DeLelys, Dick Sheldon, Billy Willard, Alice Caufield, Richard Lill, Roger Kleiner, Jerry Ludwig, Richard Zugnoni, Carolyn Glerum. THIRD ROW: Betty Barrett, Andy Paterson, Diane Duncan, Patty Blure, Bob Dublin, Pam Champion, David Stewart, Glory Minnamon, Josephine Basso. SECOND ROW: Alden Rodgers, Gil Delph, Billy Sutton, Bonnie Barrett, Paul Masseth, Paul Neverette. FRONT ROW: Peter Glerum,Bob Cook, Jill Brizee, Carol Williams, Charles Gruschow, Roxanne Bostian. MISSI.NG: Ray Steffen- hagen. if H :HQ B E Q Q f 3 I ' W- .F 4 5 ' Q ,Q wi 1 -, A ' , il vi M ,xl ' 4 is 399 1 I 4 Mr. Richard Gumina Miss Sylvia Bock Mr. John Costello Miss Elizabcth Hcrraln Miss Kathryn McCarthy Ivliss Roscmary Eiholzcr Uxliss Janicc Tallmanj BACK ROW: David Bouton, Patty Cocng Suzannf, Harwood Ricly kraussg DJV1LiV3IhXS Barb.1r1Gl rum C irl lhrzog Jeff Robertson, Ann Gcnock Mprgdith Lady Cary W attprs 'llll KD l OW Susan Tolmy Will Viughn Bun 1rd Dchmlcr, Sahra Mantlc, Ixathy BuLlc.r Richard Hill Mal 0 Brill kugn l-Inupr SKCOIND ROW Susan lxulp Ronnie Noblcs, Jimmy Hom. John Hageman Larry Brown Margaret Storm F xON'I' ROW haul Gatos Cyl Vorcks, Barbara XX allman, Danny McWilliams Sindy Kraushaar MISSING Elliot Dchmlcr .ull BMV Stumble, s11p, 20 yard dash N1ghts Go Bus, Behnda, and Co II- 4 I 4 'gvrei Lucky Seven? Back to the woods How could you nuss? w A ' f Lf N.. y R93-dY Alm Wh1ch one has the Tom? Whxstle-Stop -v'! 'I Patxence and Prudence Fhght No. 943. Amen, 50 ' 1 ' ' . f y de 1. . d d f J. Q 5 . . , 1' ' - . Go- ' - . ' . In I e 'f ', Q' I ' Q 4 9? ' 5 I Q ' ' ' . W - -s . J , 17 M I 2 w ' , J' 0 : A ' K ' 'f e Q ,A 3 j xA .lf if . y 'A c - ' 3 K 3454 -' o ,l , L e ' 1 '. ' x I f ix ' , y . 5, we V .vA. y q', ,,1. r wh ,, v V wb yl 7155 ,f I ,X lf! , ' X nz ' X A.vk R , Yi f x M , xx, ax A NX Tx kk-. 4 1' , N , f x..,5 X W, I df!!! k Z Presrdent Brenda Long Secretary Joan Ramsdale V1ce Presrdent AnnDow11ng Treasurer Jaclue Ross The Student Councxl composed of elected representatlves from all classes met weekly to solve the scnoo1 problems Under the leaderslup of IIS four g1r1 offlcers thrs year s Councll sponsored a hterary and art contest estabhshed an athletrc revrew board and rnvestlgated the d1ff1cu1t1es of many of the school s clubs STANDING Walter Rlemer Tarzo Og1hara, Mrke Mason Bob Begg Jlm Crarb Rrcky Krausse SEATED Mlss Rosemary Erholzer, B111 Kmg Susan Bancroft Lynn Groet Drck Kmg, Rlcky Cederberg Mack Connorsj MISS ING Cmdy Booth Jlm Parker Dave Wrlhams 5: I is 5, Z' 5 -B X L.. sw, , STANDING Amta Hohenberger Susan DeLaney Ta1zo Og1hara Paul Trarna B111 Kmg Walter Rremer Ned Gramhch Charhc Corby Ga1lDe1m1s, Ann Dowhng Sand1 Franklrn Brenda Long Susle Mlller SEATED Jeff Palmer John Morgan Patty O'Br1cn fSec Treas 1 B111 Klrby QPres j Lynn Groet KVICG Pres Glenn Prrbus Jane Crocker Mrss Barbara Butts Wann Scholarshrp leadershlp SCIVICC and character these are the necessary qualxfxcatrons for membershrp to the Natronal Honor Socrety Excrtement IS hrgh among the Jumors at 1n1t1at1on ume The hushed suspense 15 broken only by the s11ent tappmg as the candles burn symbohcally mecca 'foams As part of ns yearly program the Nanonal Honor SOCICIY prepared a drscussron for the WHEC ,Tumor Town Meetrng of the Arr The toprc drscussed was- Should we expand our current forergn economrc ard po11cy'7 Presentrng facts and OPIDIODS were Susre M111er Brenda Long Ned Gramllch and B111 Krrby 55 1 ti Y 1 : 1 1 J 1 1 v 1 x 1 1 1 ' ' a r ' ' 1 ' D '13 5 , . I I n 1 1 '- . . 0 0 . . I I I I 'MYR Yresldent Lynne Patterson V1ce Pres1dent Jock Erdle Secretary Judy Hughes Ed1t0I'S Patty O'Br1en Treasurer J1mmy COIIUTIISSO Rohm R1CkhOff l fzw x! 14 I A 0 .. , X l' ' - , - .. Q :q ' ' . .P 0. , ,, 1. .ww . 0 I A .1j -1 Q 7, 4':W' ' 'A' ' ' 'M f .2 4 WM .W J J - - W 4 ' f 4 , 4 x . 3 N . . 1 ' ' V 3 , f .. I ' ' ' ' i 6 Y - .. , S 3 . 9, I f . Q D V '.f 0 lb 'Q - , l , , , P J L 5 ' l ehwzqgfal Pres1dent Lmda Emkme V1ce Pres1dent Bev Mantle Secretary Sue Mentch Treasmuer Ellen Mayo Pres1dent Kuke Bdlmgton V1ce Pres1dent Mlke Gndley Treasurer Benjamm Rubel I, wwe- DT Presuzlent Judy Donovan Secretary Chloe McLaugh11n Q Z 'uf President - Priscilla Forsberg C d Vice - President - Ted Aldrich Secretary - Michael Ess 70 ? Treasurer - John Morgan 1 6- Pres1dent Al Famam V1ce Presldent Jac Kempster Secretary SteveHo1tz Treasurer Bob Farnam Chaplam Pete Ham11 ton 014 Pres1dent B111 Kirby Vxce Presldent Jun Craub Secretary B111 Ferguson Treasurer Alan Heuer Chaplam K1rke Bllhngton The fundamental purpose of H1 Y 15 to lmprove the SOC131 and sp1r1tual character of IIS members Tlns year Delta s major project has been a blcycle safety pro gram for the elementary grades wlnle Iota Ch1 ha sold CIIFISIIU as corsages Dlrectxng trafflc at school functlons has been an 1I1IlOV8 tron f 'N 58 Q van Y 1 .J K 'gd ' , K '- ik 0 160 Miller, Roach, Dennis Northrop, Darch, Rickhoff, Barnum, Day, Jacobs, Morabito, Forbes, Ruskc, Wahl, Vin- Pcrrinc. cent. 1 N K 5 Q ' Q 7 1 Q I f Q f 5 5 .. L , Q J ,gf , f I it , . K X f 1 A v Q fig X A f 4, G I i I p Q. ' ' P9-5' 5 f 1 ' 7 ',,.3- Y x .-- , W ' 1 eztel 2 en, Forsberg, Ramsdalc, Patterson, Ray- cheff, Ess. B. King, McLaughlin, McConnell, Holtz, Miller, Mason, D. King Q 5 :LK f' if N fs , -xx Mrs. Doris Cook and Mr. John Kinyon do more than teach. They develop an appreciation for music. From the first floor music rooms, faint voices and rumbling drums permeate all corners of the building. And for those whose corners are by-passed, the concerts and A11-State Festivals make possible the enjoyment of the musical groups T7 Susan Bancroft Carol Benehsha Walter Riemer Anita Hohenberger HIAHAE .wwf M A ennnnhfif 65-nepdgspn n sm-f'FF9 9'Q' gs Oi -N 4 'M k E'-w 6 if Q., '- U I ff 0 I I 1 - . it ' 1 . I I Q i 1 i , K. 4, . . if lg' K' 2241 :P F, N Tr' 2 . . -A tx P' s, syn paxil: . . 'I '4 1, ' , . Q .' A J' ' L' V ' if 'Y 5 I tl Q 'v I ' f . I - V ' ' 1. fx' S 1,3 l Y- .-: X 9 K ' as Q 5' Z' ' x 1' , 'W '.- -- 4 Y ffl . I - A-. . an 7 L.- 'fm emehirg 'nf :ll faacofagfcgigaqeyfzaa miie 'WN W2 fm A fum. wo IQEPHJ wwgiqvkm f . , , I 2 I I I I I f leg 'fi 4 . , V 1, . ' ' ' I -- y N ' ' 4 . 12 Q A X V1 ' 1 7 'N' y .- - - 'N A . I V I Q ' 1 ' 'K A x 1 I K 1 ' ,Q 4 2 . 'Z - 0 1 f. - ' f N: li ,, - 1. 4 p ru x 1 ,I -, .' ,N 1 D . '. 'i ' ' . 'P I 2 ' 46 , 'N N V ' A A Q Q 'N f. A 5 A 'T 1 A? M A rl L. 4 - 4 ', L . 1 4955 Emu! S sp J MJXJ Q l XNXX I 5 U S X S in i, QS M WM. , 5 If .4 f s ,Ag A K . I BACK ROW: Rodgers, Harper, Grinnell, Begg, Wright. FRONT ROW: Howe, A. Heuer, Marshuetz, Hazen. MISSING: Ogihara, Parker, Craib, Smith, B. Heuer. The third annual Brighton Invitational Cross Country Meet at Cobbs Hill late in October was the high point of the season. Harper, Hazen, Ogihara, Howe, and Wright represented Pittsford in this order. ' 6406 6401! Under the leadership of Coach Raymond Davison, the soccer team advanced as far as the Section V Class B quarterfinals. The record at the end of the season showed five wins, two losses, and three ties. Seniors King, Miller, and Yole served as co-captains. BACK ROW: Mr. Davison, Corby, Hallings, King, Miller, Traub, Twardokus, Cufari, Yole. MIDDLE ROW: B. Mason, Campbell, MacMillan, Commisso, D. Mason, Morgan, Palmer. FRONT ROW: Strong, Rossman, Dowling, D. Snyder, J. Snyder. MISSING: McConnell, Sens, Riemer, Foster, Coene. I Garvey, Coerse, Griffin, Yole, Mr. Hicks. MISSING: King, Miller, Gramlich, Riemcr, Twardokus. Conditions favorable for steady practice resulted in a fine record by the ski team. A close second in thc sectional meet at Swain, and ninth place against difficult competition at Lake Placid were the chief accomplish ments. Yole finished third in overall individual scoring at Placid. ' cam E713 mm The Pittsford jayvees, captained by Dowling and MacMillan, have been steadily improving under the guidance of Coach Raymond Davison. The boys have gained harsh experience and sportsmanship necessary for varsity play. Sulkcy, Hamilton, MacMillan, Commisso, Dowling, D. Snyder, Erdlc, Mr. Davison, Foster, D. Wallman, J, Sny der, Tciper, Battazzo, Cocnc, Smith, MISSING: Traub, F. Wallman. B lrry Sgns Buddy M111c.r Jon H1ck.s M Charhc Corby Ruffnpr 111115 Muon MCC0l1llC11 Lady Farnam QDZLYCII wwdq L B111 Kmg Capt 68 sn Paul Nelhs Capt Irv Hallmg -L 'i Ned Gramhch Bob Mason ...- All wmrer the gymnasrum echoed to tlrl prrtlr p rtrrr of SlLL ll sneakers 1nd the cr1es of Come. on Ref' Open your lyls' long pracuces the sweat and the tom el frblrt sears lmu rl err born pensauons Only a basketball player knows the cxcrnrnlrn of 1 clreerrng grandstand and the sausfactron of SCOI'llli', an rrnporrant pornt It s an honor to represent P1ttsford 111 IIS maJor sport lr lk U 8 Coach Mlller s Knrghrs comp1led a 7 9 record uernq for second pl1ee IU the Class A League NIISSINC: Pete Skaer Dave Strong Bob McLaugh11n Steve Holtz 69 Gramlrch Mlllcr Krng Tucker QCapL Wahl Traub Morabrto Burger 10 Wrlson, Shea Day, Rrckhoff Long QCO Capt j and Hopkms fCo Capt Q Cheerleadrng means excltement It means populanty The grrl who becomes a cheerleader has the rrght to wear a whrte unrform and rrde on the team trrne a hoarse vo1ce the abrlrty to force a sm11e when losrng The cheerleadlng squad IS the glamorous femrnrne counter part of the basketball team It s a grrl s way of asserung that she has made rt . , . , F . y . - . G O I 0 12 I I bus. But every honor demands a price -- ' I . . I ' I l 1 'yy 1 1 D 1 H ' BACK ROW DcLa.ncy Tucker Northrop Ruske Denms Mantlc Russell MIDDLE ROW Barnum Wrlson Mlllard Ramsdalc Ross Shea FRONT ROW M1SSROuIkC F1'Z1l'Ilil1I1fSCC Trcasj The leaders clubs are composed ot grrls and boys wlth rnterest and abrlrty 1n athletlcs Those who belong to thrs honor socrety must be capable of takmg and teachmg athletrc sk111s to younger chrldren Garmng a sense of responsrbrlrty and the satrsfactron of servrng g1ve these leaders a rewardlng experxence W4 STANDING Mason Graml1chQPresj Bonham Corby Mr M11 ler RNEELING Dowlmg Holtz QSQC Trcasj Kmg Morgan fCoene I , , y n l lx 1 I ' : 1 . 1 w y v ' : Y '- V ' ' , I I 8 l H S 5 1 . r . ! . . . . . if V' . . . A,,.x I .. .. - W gf, over gym classes, directing intramurals, f f V ', , K . . . - R w it I ,Q , - Q' . 'f : 1 - A ' 1 y . 1 ' q ' . : , .- . , , . A resounding meeting between hockey stick and ball in the crisp autumn airg a swish as a ball slides through a mesh hoopg the pounding of racing feet along the base path - these sounds are characteristic of GAA in their respective seasons. But the spirit of the group is not seasonal. The Fri- day games are open to all interested girls in the high school. Lowly freshmen and mighty seniors are members of the sam team. Under the simple disguise of fun, cooperation and skills and new friendships are formed. The Hockey Team, eaptained by Sandi Franklin, com- piled a record of four wins, five losses, and one tie. While competing in the annual Finger Lakes Hockey Association Sportsday at Harley, Susan DeLaney, Carol Hopkins, Gail Dennis, and Valerie Shea of the Varsity Team were selected as sectional all-stars. The Pittsford gym was the scene of the annual basketball sportsday. Six area schools participated. The Pittsford girls brought their record to two wins, one loss and one tie. Gail Dennis and Carol Hopkins were chosen members of an all- star team which played against the women physical educa- tion teachers. I I I O xr . , S 5' Q 'fs ,.. rn ffl 6. . 2 i F s N' 3 v.. . N 1- - . X1 I I- 'iz ' ' - .J .. G. In A? 4 1-- . ...W -A ,il ig.. 14 be lYs'iQ- fl-4 We N. .1 1, J f 3' '!' 5 N1 'J ul H A- 5' 4' I e an :Y 'f' ini ,N-I l .I r ,I l KL iQ'-tn,-'-H--A-n-,Q Q V Ji' f i ff..-,W -A . ' . . 5 . Q, . , wavy I A-an J , .5 , 8 A I g A A I A M' X1 ' xl, 75 X. 7' 2' ' 4 4,-,A-,, wg:-QL . ,. i - .. 1. Sandi F. ll Carol Z. 21. Dave 31. Carolyn 41 Joyce 2. Lynne L. 12 B. Kirby 22. Susie P. 32. Bimbi 42 Bob K. 3. Paul N. 13 Gail S. 23. Mike 33. Margaret 43 Todd 4. Marylyn 14 Carol H. 24. Taizo 34. Frank 44 Sue D. 5. Jon H. 15 Buddy 25. Janie C. 35. Brenda 45 John M. 6. Harold 16 Glenn 26. Carol M. 36, Rindy 46 Ann 7. Susie M. 17 Paul T. 27. Norma 37 Art 47 B. King. 8. Gail D. 18 Sandy R, 28. Robin 38. Lynn C. 9. Barbara 19 Al 29. Alan 39. Jane P. 10. Charlie Y. 20 Anita 30. Ned 40, Charlie C, This page compliments of B. J. IDNG W -xi fi - f 1 ' . ' ' H. e f i 'W gg 4 8 J .V Al Q . 'fl' - 32 4' 0 ' -X -v Y Y L l . V it S I ' ' 'Fl . . C93 7 V f M, 1 .1 , J f 4. ff . JJ X 2 Z-'xg X Lf WM ,i !f-if g...,,,. Ck fx-N awww!--A ,,A ,J fff W Xxx ,--1 -- ' '! I J Q I ww? IJ F, A fr-Ah v 4 4 H - C0mplLmeHtS 0 J SCHUTT Comph ents AL FARNAM THO RNELL S GARAGE Sales NASH Q rvlce Plffsford New York 8 S PITTSFORD WAYSIDE FURNITURE HOUSE INC HICKS AND McCARTHY Homemade Ice Cream and Candles Everybody reads ihe BRIGHTON PITTSFORD POST Official Weekly Newspaper for the Town of Plitsford and the VlIIage of Plifsford Enter your subscrlphon by caIIlng Puffs 328 or Hull 51677 BRYCE CHASE'S ATLANTIC SERVICE Oul Changes Washes Grease Sen e Az Its Best 9 Monroe A e Puffsford Ne York . .m Of Of ' Complim nt of .. , - . e ' ' I Pittsford, New York lf lic K ff v . 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