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

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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 . . , . , . . 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A Hold still ! Relax! My kids, I love 'em all. 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