Romulus Central High School - Arrowhead Yearbook (Romulus, NY)

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JANET UPDYKE --JANET A cheerful look makes a dish of feast 'AJanet. the popular and one of the most attractive girls of the Senior class proved this bv being elected Queen of the Senior Ball. Because of her ability to twirl. you could always hiid her at her finest as one of the twirlers marching in front of the R.C.S. band. Besides being vice-president of the class in her Senior year. she took part in Personality Club F.H.A.. Library Club and Student Council, Janet's voice could always be heard as a soprano in both chorus and triple trio. Her interest in plays was shown when she took an active part in the Senior play. Charlev's Aunt, as Ella. RALPH SORENSEN UPEANUTSU The real character of a man is found out by his amusementsn Peanuts one of the class' athletes. could be found spurring the boys on to victory in basketball. football, and baseball during his last three years of high school. During his Freshman year he did a splendid job as basketball and football manager. and in his Senior year he was elected captain of the football team. The first time he was ever in a play was when he took the lead in Seventeenth Summer as Jack, and he did a magnificent job. The play couldn't have been such a success without him. Peanuts took part in F.F.A. in which he wielded the gavel during the meetings of his Senior year. As business manager of the ARROWHEAD, he helped produce this line book. JANET CARLSON JAN 'AMusic is well said to be the speech of angels With Jan's strong soprano voice. she could be heard in chorus and in various vocal groups such as mixed ensemble and triple trio throughout her four years of high school. When- ever Jan was needed. she could always be found puttering around in the home-making room. Because she was such an expert in preparing food. she was elected chairman of the refreshment committee for the Senior Ball. She also took an active part in F.H.A. and Newspaper Club. ln her third and fourth years she contributed a great deal of her time as a typist and fashion editor of the Newspaper Club. Jan proved her interest in dramatics by being in Dramatic Club in her Senior year and accepting the role as Kitty in the Senior play. Charley's Aunt. RAYMOND PRESTON URAY.. With women the heart argues not the mind Ray was the wolf of the Senior class and he characterized his personality by playing the part of Tony in the Senior Play. Whenever blocking was needed for a touchdown in football. Ray was sure to be there opening up a hole in the defensive line for the halfbacks. He was a second baseman on the baseball team and a guard on the basketball team. Besides his interest in sports. he was president of the Student Council in his Senior year and was on the ARROW- HEAD staff. The remainder of his activities were FFA.. Personality Club and secretary of the Freshman class.

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BARBARA CROWTHER BARB The busy have no time for tears The short one of the class is known as Barb, Vlhere Duane is. Barb is sure to be. You would always see Barb at the basketball games because she was a cheerleader in all her four years, making varsity in her Junior year. Barb was always around giving a helping hand in every event. She proved this by taking the task of treasurer in her Junior year. She took part in two plays ,that of Honor Society play and also the Senior play. As a Freshman she was one of the twirlers in the band and a member of Personality Club. Her other activities were G.A.A., Commercial Club and F.H.A. of which she was secretary in her Junior year. SIGMUND SMITH SIG God has placed no limit on intellect Sig is well known for his knack of pestering the girls. Besides this. it seems as though he had time for more important things. Sig played four years each of football. baseball and basketball, being captain of the basketball team in his Junior year, He played trombone in the R.C.S. band for four years and had the honor of playing in the All-State Band in his Senior year. To show his acting ability. Sig played in the Sophomore and Honor Society plays. As a Senior. he had the roles of Fitz in Seventeenth Summer and Lord Fancourt Babberly in Charley's Aunt. His other activities were a member of the Honor Society, vice-president of the Junior class and assistant editor of the ARROWHEAD. JEANETTE DITZELL- HJ' D... We must always have old memories and young hopes J. D. could always be seen dashing up and down the halls of R.C.S. doing an errand for one activity or another. She was a varsity cheerleader and majorette of the band for four years. She sang in the All-State Chorus in her Senior year and was in triple trio and chorus. of which she served as vice-president and treasurer. This gal lets nothing pass for she had the role of Margaret in the Senior play and participated in Dramatics Club. J. D. was treasurer of the Dramatics Club in her Senior year, and elected vice-president of the Sophomore class and secretary of the Senior class. However, if you want to ind out some of the other nice things about her, just ask Chicken Z CHARLES BOOTH CHUCK Mildest manners with bravest mind Chuck transferred from Mepham High in Bellmore. Long Island. in the third quarter of his Senior year. When he came to R.C.S.. he took on many responsibilities and made himself one of the class. He showed an interest in sports by taking part on the 1952 baseball team here at R.C.S. NX'e do want you to know that we are very happy that he came to R.C.S.. but we wish he could have joined us sooner.

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HAZEL BROWN UHEZZIIZ' 'iThe love light in her eyes Heres Hezzie, the gal who's always cutting up and who is fun to have around. But there is alawys a serious moment when Bill is around. She took part in chorus and Personality Club and was vice-president in both of them. Her other activities that kept her busy are Camera Club. Student Council, and a member of the ARROVJHEAD staff. She proved her acting ability by being in two plays. The first play was the Senior play. and the second was the Honor Society play. She played a perfect role as Kitty, in Seventeenth Summer. FRANKLIN SHOOTS HFRANKIEH On this learning. what a thing it is Our Frankie, known as Brassett in the Senior play. Charley's Aunt, has shown :in interest in many various activities. ln Seventeenth Summer. he was the man behind the stage, pulling the curtains and adjusting the lights. ln his third and fourth years his voice added fullness to the chorus. He was on the baseball team for three years and on the basketball team throughout his four years of high school. Being interested in agriculture. he was a member of EEA. The other activities in which he took part were Camera Club and Debate Club of which he was elected vice-president. SUE SOMERVILLE SUE How near to good is what is fair We'll all remember Sue as a menace in the Senior play, Seventeenth Summer. She also had a minor r0.e in last year's Senior play. Participating in band for four years, she could always be heard toot.ng her trumpet vigorously. 'faking an interest in sports, she could be found playing on the G A.A. and intramural teams during her last three years. During her third and fourth years she was kept busy collecting dues in Aewspaper Club. As a Senior. Sue was a member of Commercial Club and president of Dramatics Club. Her other activities were Personality Club her first and second years, chorus her first year and cheerleading and F.H.A. her second year. EDGAR WARNE EDGAR HA faultless body and a blameless mind Edgar transferred from Spencer Central in the third quarter of his Junior year. Hextook part in many activities during his first three years of high school. He was president of the Fresh-- man class and treasurer of his Junior class while at Spencer. He also took part tn Student Council as :i representative in his Freshman and Sophomore years. He was a member of Science Club. foot- ball and basketball teams in his three years at Spencer. Because he worked evenings. he confined his activities at R.C.S. to scholastic work.