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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1954 volume:

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' ' l 5 '5 . ,ja w .gi-:I ' I f 1 ' I A 5 ' I ' . v ' ., Q 1' -nr ,AM f I 4,54 i J , l Q .9 Qs' J ., ,4' U v x 'I 4 .Z E ft! ' dc I 'A , ,,'IJ 1' - . ' 4 f' -15-.SJ 'lf' 'Aw -fav 4 1. 40.4 -unna- D '34 gv' '-8 ' A 'Vin' 1 , ! , z v-- L P i :K . -4-.4w, , ..-3- -..- , .,--..,.....4 1. ,,.4- ,fu- 766 1477 awiecwl Published by me Class of 1954 ROMULUS CENTRAL SCHOOL ROMULUS, NEW YORK Volume XIX aalealfa . . . To MISS ANGES McGRANE, we dedicate thif yearhook in recog- nition of her untiring ayfiftance. It haf been through her underftanding and hard work that not only thi! clan hut nearly two generation: of Jtudentf have known her unswerving dedica- tion to then: and to the advancement of education in the area. . . . To MISS ESTHER EASTMAN, we dedicate thif annual for her af- sistance to not only the clan of 1954, hut many othery. It haf heen through her guidance and effortf that we have acquired the hafic learning which hay Jerued af a foundation to uf in High School and later life. 1 I' 1,- V! 51 ...if 'sv A ' :X -'1b- ' .1 up ll' fit 'I -Q 5 Q I F Helen Wfhite Mr 5 Zena 3446 Staff - Theodore Taggerty Editor-in-Chief q Robert lfarnsworth Assistant Editor Florante XVilson Business Manager joseph Minguez Annette Gregoire Art Editor Roland Hall Assistant Art Editor i Literary Editor joan Larsen Assistant Business Manager Assistant Literary Editor f 4, AQ. I,uell.1 M.ttont-ghy Adi ertising fN1.lIlJKL1L'l' Herm.m 'I'.iggt-rty Assistant Advert ising Blaine Baker Photography Editor Philip Smith Sports Iiditor Manager 5 'T lb 1. 544446 Zami Front row: Mrs. Charmion Boyle. joseph XY. Trainor, Clcrkg Mrs. Katharine Ricmcr. Back row: Mr, James Shcradin, Mr. Lester Ham- mond Prcsidentg Mr, Elmer Somerville. MISS MERNETTL L CHAPMAN 44-l SECRETARY TO THE PRINCIPAL Mrs Ruth Sachs T 1' CUSTODIANS Mr Ward Mr I-Illltcrt Mr Mudgc CAFETERIA LADIES Mrs HlLlxS Mrs Clark Mrs OMarra BUS DRIVERS Front rovv Lawrance Wfarnc Edvard Carlson Irantrs Klue and lloyd Peebles Sntond row kenneth Stahl Carlton Tomkins Charlcs Mollcnltoph Nelson Van Nostrand and Gordon McGranc Y' I Q O .S I N 43:3 EXIT -. I I I 5 - - .ggi 'f 56 ,f , rf t ' xi .- b M' '-f, R lj ij? 9- 'L' ,si 'Q V K ' A. fi. ' ik' 'h'Q '5- iz - f . P 1 A zhuv no A A 4 9 1 'fl' QMPSQIQ5.-fcnfi M... x INIR, LAXVRENCE MR. ROBERT INRCARTHY SEAMAN Vigc Primipal 5 vu T . 'I 'Q v High Snhnul Supervision Q, A3 S RUSS ETHEI. BUCK LEY Smml Sludirs MR. ,IAMES ALESSIO Iflcmcnmry Siipurvisor MRS. DOROTHX Mg K ENNA I..ingu.igcs I vw MRS. ANNE R. PEPPER English cam? f 4 lx RUSS AGNES AIR. NORBERT MQGRANE P, FENNELI. I.ibi'.irian Pliysihxl Edunation MRS. PI DEANE HARTLEY iysiul Ediimtiiin -5 445 MR. GEORGE S. MRS. THELMA MR. ORAN T. DINSMORE VERES CASEBEER Vtitiltiliflkli Agriculturc Vmational Home-making Science V. 6' M M.. -1... . RRY' R I' . . I 'f'-This ...f-c ' R KS MR. THORLO MRS. ELSIE MRS. MAE B, F. IIEFFERY XVILSON CROXVTHER Music Dental Hvgicnc Silwrvl Nurw V, .nf X,-...., ,NM tw ,, M AIRS. JANET LJCAVA Vm.1l hfuiii I .1 ,, I Y ,f I I I I S? INIR. CLIFFORD BIR. VUESTON LIR. STEPHEN MISS ESTHER LIR, JOSEPH SECOR NEXYMAN CRAIG EASTMAN Industrial ArtS junior High junior High Six . ix Social Studies MRS. MABEI. MRS. SALI REESE KENNEDY Grade Five Grade Five .- X wwf'-gg QS 2 'm -1 Whse.: -1 TNIRS. HELEN INIRS. RUTH INIILLER WARD Grade Three Grade Two English .-up MRS, KATHERINE 'NM THORNTON Grade Four 'T 9 1..- NIRS SARA ST ENGLF Grade Two T7 INIRS, GLORIA INIISS ESTHER NORDEN BENNETT Grade Four Grade Three TNIRS IAINICE INIRS RL THE ROTHFNBERG BOX I E Grade One Grade One MRS. BONNIE SHARP Kindergarten Pfw - MRS AL DREY YANES Kindergarten ,. M .vmg B-, 4 rl: enum: 2455 fda? and Zaeen JESSE and LUELLA 74ech 94055 I -.114 .l ' ' '19 Q if 4- if f up ef' .--? '+ K3 ,, ,,.-.- 'ii . ...qv ,mf M f' 4? ,f '1 I 1? ..-Q ' 'N , nr X X Q 9,4 I A r 'ix 9, i V3 Q , X 0 'I N yi- i. ,, iv wx. e - 5 , . Wi :ge G r .se m 's X ,Q 4 reef ev f .vc XX 'V 4 ! est Nl .wi XXl l ff S .4 As we. the graduating class of Romulus Central School, prepare to leave this span of life for a higher one, we want to leave behind us some of our outstanding possessions. Thus as follows we state our last will : To the Class of '58 we leave our ability to get along with the teachers. To the Class of '57 we leave our ability in athletics and our reputation of being able to stay out of trouble. To the Class of '56 we leave our acting ability. we know you can use it next year. To the Class of '55 we place our seal of approval of all our proud possessions hoping they will make the best of them. joan Larsen wills her height and tiny feet to Lee Gable and her waist line to Elsie Lerkins. janet Kisner leaves her ability to drive a tractor to Bernice Brezna and her typing ability to Mike Graham. We hope he can hit the keys. Luella Maconeghy leaves her strong muscles to Howard Crowther and her ability to drive hot rods to Beverly Rundell. Helen White leaves her ability to obtain handsome men to Kareen Wfilson and her ability to chew gum and hit flat notes to joanne Conkling. Florence Wilson leaves her daily job of counting money to Wanda Gaul, and her ability to teach little Brownies to Virginia Brown. jim Walborn wills his ability to get one foot into Mrs. Pepper's door before the bell rings s' I 9 6'-,4 X Q c 6 f I l X F S N to Paul Stevens. Eg, Herman Taggerty leaves his flirtatious attitude to Karl Kisner and his natural curly hair to 557, 5' Patsy Dennard. No more top-notch worries now, Pat. Y .V E Annette Gregoire leaves her old math books to Eddie Somerville. :gb 5, ' Alfred Heitman leaves his sports ability to Merle Nye and bestows upon him his seat in ,.- Q EF Miss Buckley's homeroom. If , K I I Burt Ingalls leaves his love for Seneca Falls to Shirley Beck. VUe know she loves it too. ,f :jf Rollie Hall leaves his sunny disposition to Milton Smith. K tx x, It seems that Holger Karlsen can get away with anything in Ag. class. From now on this .... X Y will be Leslie Collins' privilege. F - S if Rocky Lane leaves his love for Sampson to Ethel Kisner. -ff , jim Hicks leaves his way with women and his latest style haircuts to jim Garlick. Q ' Ted Taggerty leaves his ability to get things done in a quiet manner to janice Crane. ' jim Shoots leaves his dimples to Suyle Temple. I 'L' A ' Paul Bogardus leaves all his old girlfriends except one to Dale Beeman. fl ' K' ' if V Bob Farnsworth leaves his ability to roam the halls in the afternoon without being caught I .-,f i to Don Kuney. Billy Cool leaves his big smile to Pearl Kidd, no excuse now to look so glum. Pearl. joe Minguez leaves his seat on the players' bus to Barb Rounds. ' V jim Kidd leaves his daily job of sleeping in study hall to anyone who is lucky enough not xl I to get caught. S J, I Phil Smith leaves his crooning voice and big smile to Frank Stern. You can surely get those F ' I gals now, Frank! P' jesse jolly leaves his locker upstairs to all who can use it. lt's a very special place to put all old lunches, papers and Miss McGrane's library books. Blaine Baker leaves all his used flash bulbs to everyone he has taken a picture of. They are - ' Q better to throw than erasers, Kids! To Miss McGrane. our Advisor, we just leave her a little peace and quiet, we know she X f N can use it. X L 2 In witness thereof, NX e the Class of '54, the testators. written on this sheet of parchment. 'i have to this. our Will. set our hands and seal his Fourth day of june. Anno Domini, One Thousand Nine Hundred and Fifty-Four. 1 Exuumv-5-HELEN VUHITE. OAN LARS ' c l . j EIN X. 5 0 e ' M WW . ci Alf, og J 7 I 'j N J f , e Ib 1 fllil 'I ' lg 1l'lllll-, ' ' , 9 ' ' - H. 1 H 4: . X -1. -of 1,4 BLAINE BAKER Rebel Hfllutlz lui' be teen and kr1ou'rz Blaine came to R.C.S. when his father was transferred to Sampson Air Force Base. His home is in Louisiana, and he has also lived on Guam for a year and a half. Blaine has been a very popular student in Romulus. The class elected him President in his junior year. Under his direction the class was well organized and successful in its activities. especially the Senior Ball. He is a member and President of the Camera Club and Student Council Representative this year. Reb took an active part in football and played center and end in his junior and senior years. He is Photographer for the ARROWHEAD and Co-Treasurer of the Senior Class. He played the part of Frank in the Senior play. Blaine plans on college to study engineering. PAUL Booaaous Boggie Sfvcec'lJ if Jilzer: rilerlre if golden Pauls activities include baseball and basketball all four years in high school, and also three years in band during his sophomore, junior, and senior years. Paul wore his uniform well oven While carrying that huge bass drum. He was one of the tall boys on the basketball team. and sports writers frequently mentioned the lanky, rangy players for R.C.S. as deciding factors in the final outcome of the game. Paul was active in FFA. His plans after graduation include Sandy. XYHLLIAM COOL Bill The milder: m.zm1er.r and Ilye genrlerf bear! You would always see Bill in the corridor mornings surrounded by the gang - must have been another fish story. Bill distinguished himself as a sharpshooter, and his record was on display in the trophy case. He acted as Ivir. jeffery's assistant in Rifle Club. He was active in FFA, and was always on hand behind the curtain when pre- cision in lighting effects was necessary. The Sophomore class elected him Vice Presi- dent. Bill's pleasant smile is contagious. ROBERT FARNSXYORTH Foxey Bel1ff1d IIB: due be mid his j1l.u't Bob is the business man of the class. He is Treasurer of the Senior class, Assistant Editor of the ARROWHEAD, and Editor- in4Chief of The Inkspotj' our school newspaper. Bob has been in the Debate, Library. and Commercial Clubs and a member of the Student Council. He has also played on the baseball, basketball, and football teams. Foxey, as he is known, has proven to be a valuable assistant in the office. He plans to enter Ithaca College this fall. ANNETTE Gmaoomii Ko Ko From ber band! rome life Annette came to our school from Vermont in her second year of high school. Dur- ing her years in Romulus, she has been an active Cheerleader, a member of GAA and participated in Intramurals. During her high school years in Vermont, she was Presi- dent of the Art Club, Masque, Chorus and Triple Trio. and she also played on the softball team. Her future plans are for an art career. ROLAND HALL Rolly Nature hall: made one world. and an, arzotbef' Rolly was active in sports throughout high school. He was Manager in the three major sports in his freshman and sophomore years. In his junior and senior years he played on the JV basket- ball team. In his freshman year he served as Class Representative on Student Council. Rolly was the artist in the class so he was always called upon for posters. He was in the cast of the Senior play and Assistant Art Editor of the ARROWHEAD. Rolly is un- certain about plans for next year. ALFRED HEITMAN UAL.. U i1b proper dignity in erery url. Al was a two letterman and a star basketball player. He helped many a time to put the Romulus team in the winning column. Tall and handsome, Al goes quietly about his business anywhere you see him. Al majored in Agriculture and was active in FFA and went on the trip to Kansas City last fall. He will probably own one of the finest farms in the country when he sets up his business. Alfred was Captain of that fine basketball team this year. JAMES Hicks Hicksie Ab.rer1fe maker the lzeurl grou' fender Hicksie was interested in FFA and was a star player on the FFA basketball team, helping to bring the trophy to R.C.S. He played on the football team four years and was Captain in his senior year. jim also 'played baseball and was outstanding as a hitter. The sophomore class elected him President, and under his leadership. the class started to earn money for the senior trip. He played the part of joe in the senior play and was Manager of the play. His future plans are to settle down. BURTON INGALLS Burt HU mind ir fixed Burt came to Romulus in his junior year from Rockville, Connecticut. He has been an active FFA member for four years. Burt plays forward on the basketball team, a sport he has participated in for four years. He also played football and baseball as a freshman. Burt has been a valuable player in basketball and football since coming to R.C.S. His future plans are to settle down and be a dairy farmer. jEssE join' jess Ez'ery inch a king jess is noted for his helpful hand in everything. Much of the money for the senior trip was earned through jesse's foresighted- ness. He was active in sports and FFA. He played basketball and baseball for four years and thrilled spectators by his aggressive playing. He had the distinct honor of being chosen King of the Senior Ball. After graduation jess plans to work on Sampson Air Force Base. HOLGER KARLSEN junior Nature never did betray the heart tba! loved Iyer Holger is the rich man of our class. He has been in business with his father and is anxious to own his own farm. He has been active in basketball for three years, in FFA for four years and in Railroad Club for a year. In FFA work he was President of the Seneca County Chapter. Holger distinguished himself as a toastmaster and has been on radio programs with Mr. Dinsmore. He has also won many prizes in 4-H work at Seneca County fairs. Holger played the part of Father in the play Cheaper by the Dozen and proved to be a fine actor. He went on the trip to Kansas City last fall. james Kmn jimmy ll ber1 Dulj' zrbirperr lou', 'You mmf, The youll: replief. 'I :.m', jimmy believed in Earn while you learn and as a result. jimmy owns his own car and takes good care of it. He was cooperative in all class projects and took part in the senior play. jimmy has been a kind and helpful member of the class and was a good stu- dent. JANET Kisremz .Jann Tb: lblllg tlml gon lbs -f.1t'IlJ6,fl toumdr llhlkilllf' life uorlb ubile Tha! rurlr lb: Iaxlll. and does the mm! ir ju!! a f7ltJ,fJl1f Jmllef' janet has been active in FHA. Cheerleading. and also the Commercial Club. She played the part of Martha in the senior play. Her future plans are to design and model the Janet Lafler orginals. janet always cooperated in all tlass activities and did every- thing with a smile. Airman Lama Rocky All .ifflbfa and frllntenur ger1l1uf1Jl1 Rocky came to R.C.S. from Texas when his father was trans- ferred to Sampson Air Force Base. All were sorry to have him leave in his senior year. Al played football during his four years in high sehool and was also a member of the Dramatics club for two years. His courtesy and good manners made a lasting im- pression on students and teachers in R.C.S. Rocky's plans after graduation are to enter the Air Force. joAN Eroisn LARSIEN joannie Lillie bn! rum! i .loan has been one of the most cooperative members of the class. Always a willing and effitient worker. ,loan has been helpful in many ways. She has been an active member of the FHA and Commercial clubs. She was Secretary of the junior class and Assistant Literary Editor of the ARROWHEAD. joan played the part of Lillian in the senior play. Her future plans intlude secretarial and managerial work. ,loans sweet ways and pleasant manner will long be remembered in R.C.S. Li'i2i.i A Macgoxizoi-n' ULU., Owl fur field 11.11 fll.u'ed ilu rmznl' I.uella. the Queen of the Senior Ball. has been attixe in Cheer- leading. GAA. and Triple Trio for four years, and in Rifle tlub this year. During her sophomore year. she was Setretary of Student Countil. and during iunior year, Treasurer of Chorus and Setre- tary of Cheerleading. ln senior year she was President of Chorus. Setretary of Senior tlass. Setretary of Cheerleading. Direttor of Christmas play and Adxertising Manager of the ARROXYHEAD. I.u played the part of Mother in the Senior play. Besides all these attiyities she made the HONOR ROLL. JOSEPH Mixouiz .Joes The Irfan! one duet .1 lo! ni thrilling joe is the quiet one of the class, but we know that Still water runs deep. In his sophomore year he served on Student Council and was elected to the National Honor Society. He was a member of the Railroad Club in junior year. joe was elected Vice President of the Senior class and also served as Assistant Business Manager of the ARROWHEAD. joe doesn't tell his future plans, but we know he will be successful in whatever he attempts. He has been a member of the basketball team for four years and proved to be a steady reliable player. james Siaoors Shootsie Kn1a'r1eIJ ir its ou'r1 reward jim always took the business of the class seriously and was in charge of publicity work of many projects. He was active in FFA and played on the FFA basketball team. He was a top player on the football team for four years. jim was President of the Railroad club in his sophomore year and a member in his junior year. jim was in the cast of the Senior play, Cheaper by the Dozen. Shoot- sie plans to enter the Armed Forces after graduation. PHILIP SMITH Smitty On llae field and in the caurl, lady our hem Phil took an active part In sports and became an outstanding player in the Lakes Region League. A three-letter man, he played basketball and baseball four years. and football for three years, losing one year through injury. In spite of sports activities, Phil kept up his marks and was elected to the National Honor Society, serving as Sec- retary in his junior year and as President in his senior year. junior year found him Vice President of the class. and this year he moved up to be the Senior class President. As a junior, Phil was chosen to represent R.C.S. at Boys' State in june, 1953. On the ARROWHEAD staff he acted as Sports Editor. His plans are to enter Cornell Univer- sity next fall. HIQRMAN TAooI2RTv Herm 'ill i.rdun1 it only found in Irullf' Herm has been one of our top players in football. As Captain in his junior year he led the team through an undefeated season, the first for R.C.S. He made a good Treasurer in his freshman and sophomore years and really collected those dues. Herm was a member of the FFA for four years and was Secretary in sophomore year. He took part in the Senior play and was Assistant Business Manager of the ARROVUHFAD. Herm plans on college in the fall. THEODORE TAGGERTY Ted Sporl:man5l1ip and kindrzerr-hir mono Ted has taken an active part in everything. He was class President in his freshman year and FFA Treasurer in his junior and senior years. Ted was a star player in basket- ball and shared the Most Valuable Player Award in his junior year. He played good baseball and football, also, and was a three-letter man. As a junior Ted was elected the King of Courtesy. The seniors elected him Editor-in-Chief of the ARROWHEAD. His future plans are to get married and settle down. Hl2l.lfN WHITIQ Staff Dummy Nothing ma big. nolbing mo mmf! Helen was one of the most dependable members of the class. She always managed to get things done and was a cheerful worker. She has been an active member of GAA. FHA Chorus, Triple Trio, Student Council. Dramatics Club, and Commercial Club. She held offices of Student Council Secretary, Sophomore class Secretary, Dramatics Club President, and Literary Editor of the ARROW- HEAD. Helen played the part of Anne in the Senior play. She says her plans include searching for a rich handsome husband. FLORANCE WILSON Flo Money ir ber bu,riner,r Florence has been a reliable member of the class. She works quietly without fuss. You usually found Flo in the office counting money. During high school she has been active in Cheerleading. GAA. Commercial Club, and Student Council. Flo has held the offices of Secretary of the Sophomore Class, junior Class Treasurer, and Business Manager of the ARROWHEAD. Florances plans are to work in a bank or where she can handle plenty of money. juries Wfausonx jimmy ll mlm .zbilrly lu rnier np .1b1l1lYj jimmy majored in shop and often helped Mr. Secor play trouble shooter when the school telephones gave trouble. jimmy was a member of the Railroad club during sophomore and junior years and also of the FFA during junior and senior years. A born attor. jimmy played the part of jatkie in the Senior play. He plans to be a mechanic after high school. I n w ' A 0 'i 25635-'ayv' Mqvvv Q .A F 1 VX , df JU 432 f- -ln rl X NWN Us X Y i n nw' 2' 1 A W ., t , A ' 9 1 Q R ' 'V ' am 9:0 Blarne Baker has taken rt upon hrmself rn thrs year of 1964 to send rmrtatrons to each of hrs graduatrng classmates to come to hrs modern studro rn New York Crty for free famrly portrarts We all know that he rs marrred to the former Donna Parks Blarne rs on the photography staff of Lrfe magazrne but he also marntarns an exclusrye studro on Frfth Avenue The frrst to arrrxe rs Paul St Germarn and hrs wrfe the former oan Larsen who rs deyoted to makrng Paul and therr two chrldren happy They are followed by a darlrng set of red headed twrns and we see they belong to Lavern and anet Lafler the former anet Krsner She rs now the desrgner and model of the anet Lafler Orrgrnals As we are watchrng out the wrndovw vue see a fancy car pull up to the curb and out clrmb rm Shoots and hrs wrfe Ann Mae and rm Hrcks and hrs wrfe the former Bev Lerch Whrle talkrng to them we frnd out that thev desrgn therr own cars wrth the famous twrn yet engrnes and have yust set a record of 200 m p h Next to arrrye are Mr and Mrs Ted Taggerty the former Luella Maeoneghy and therr seven chrldren A second look revealed that they armed rn two cars smce therr stock cars are not brg enough to hold nrne We are surprrsed to see that Burt Ingalls and hrs wrfe the former Carolyn Swmehart could make rt srnce they now own a brg sheep ranch out West We hear a chatter and who are next to arrrve but Helen Whrte and Phrl Smrth they are strll srngle and strll frghtrng Helen rs modelrng for the Barbrzon Modelrng Agency Phrl rs now Presrdent of Cornell Unryersrty Well well here come the new brrde and groom Florence Wrlson and joe Mrnquez We are so glad they could stop rn whrle on therr honeymoon Next rn srght rs Brll Cool better known as Wrld Wrlly to hrs fans on TV rn the wrestlrng world Annette and Roland Hall the famous parnters are next to arrrye They tell us they have brought therr brushes along to parnt a prcture of the reunron The class bachelors are frnally here Herm Taggerty ames Krdd and esse olly These boys have become rrch rn therr own posrtrons Herm rs head engrneer of Natronal Thruways rm rs now talerng the place of Mr Drnsmore rn Romulus Central and esse owns the largest mrlk plant rn N Y State Next eomes the class busrnessman Bob Fransworth who now owns hrs own Insurance Company We begrn to count noses and frnd there are a fevs yet to arrrye Here they are Paul Bogardus the Pro Basketball star followed by 'lrm Walborn and hrs wrfe the former Carolyn Reed who now own a large soda fountarn rn Romulus Last to arrrye are Al Hertman and hrs wrfe the former llorence Booth They now own a large farm rn N Y Along wrth them eome Holger Karlsen and hrs wrfe the former Alrce Updylee Holger whrstles the famrlrar assembly call rn runs erght chrldren agerng from 2 to 9 Holger rs earryrng the youngest who rs frye months old Better late than never eomes our yolly adyrsor Mrss McGrane who says Thrs surely brrngs baele old memorres JANET KISNER JOAN LARSEN 9 Y . 1 . , J r - J , J ' ' - NJ -- H ' , ' v f . 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'Q' , .-Q. .Lk , 4 At. t A E 'iii' z 1 2 x ' Q... - 'k9. jk ji Lonnie Arnold Ted Arnold Angie Baker Helena Baker Joyce Bassett David Coryell Roger Covert Edward Dunn Harold Duffen Henry Esehman Lois Gable Marian Harris Louise Haust Kevin Hilkert jeffrey jacobs Eleanor Jennings Erederitk Kaufman Kenneth Kaufman Vivian Kidd Kimber Kisner Carol Ann Knittle Veronica Kuleszo Nellie Nash Robert Nichols Stuart Olsowske Shirley Porter Edward Ryan Donna Shore joan Somerville Judy Trenthard Ann Utter Verna White l 'I' 1 f I. Saad 7 . t . i Members of the Sixth Grade in the first row. from left to right. Gaudette, james Gilbert. Glenn Miller, Harold Dilts. and Miss are: Patty Lereh. Sandra Nielsen. Arlene Trout. Frank Case. Ez1Stm.1n. Third row: Sandra Hilimire, Marion Brezna, Char- Gary NX'alhorn. joseph Klue, Arthur Rogers, Leon Kreutter. lotte Guamiere. Peter Dey. Gerald Dahl, Bernard E.ist, Kenneth Robert Evans. George Booth, james Duffen. Lewis Hicks, and Gable. Mary Lou Somerville. Dottie Ritter. Kathy Tomkins. john Thorst.id. Seeond row: Mr. Meskill, Leah Riee. Karen Anna l.ee. and Edson Baker. Ahsent were-3 Dennis Troutman. G.1ul. Daniel G.ihle. Billy Trout. john Gregory. Patrieia Nye, john Coleman. and john Arnold. Rita johnson. Beverly Litzenherger. Bonnie Stengle. john 1:4 7.4- Mernhers uf the Fifth Gr.1de in the tirst row. trom left to right Murphy. joue- Fisehe-r. .md Mrs. Kennedy. rllllllel ross l'i.ith.i- .ire G.irx Blount. judith lke-. Dennis Landis. Roger Pell, l.1nd.i rim- Martin. liewerli G.ihIe'. C.irl.i l..1nning. jerrv Caster. Billy Rundell. john Budmdn. XX .alter 'l'routm.in. Gary Ntengle. Brute Ryan. Gemld Hieles. lommv Gable. john Presley. Tre-xor Berry. Gdhle. jneix Flllj.1Ll'.llxl, Dennis Brewer. Ros.ili.i Mass. Cdrol john Veeder. j.1ele Ike. lfllen Tomlcins. Xdney Brown. .ind Ruth Allman. .mtl FUI-WDC Lisle N'-Und WV- MU- Rslhli DUHI1-1 Me-elcley Ahse-nt we-reg Don.ildDe.1l. Lindo Pe-ehles. Liz Sh.m. Hdgen. She-il.i Hdust. l's1.ithy Dratt. Eloise Berry. Gathy Rogers. Ke-nne-Ili Cole-groxe-. Druid Smith, Rondltl llligfi .mel M45 je-.in Spenter. Kitum Norrimn-l, Pe-ter Prirlcs. Charles Boxxmein. I-ynn lxylerol Alhert Clark. lfdvmird lfinnepin. XY'illi.am Van Dusen. janet 1 -rr-511401 - C .. .. 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' ,.,.QL,-1'-'ra-3 -- .,,,, - .. . ,. , .. , A ,, , First row: Kenneth Kaufman, Donald Kuney, Herman Taggerty, james Hicks, Blaine Baker, james Shoots, Burt Ingalls, Peter Harrell, Stuart Olsovvske. Second row: Billy East. john Aude, Lee Gable, Alfred Lane, james Lane, Sayle Temple, Byron Farnsworth, Phillip Sorensen. Duane Buck. Third row: jerry Keefer, Sherwin Temple, jerry Yates, David Dunn, john Smeltzer, Bob Bond, jim Kelley, Eddy Kaufman, Coach Fennell. At the beginning of the '53 football season, Coach Fennell was presented the task of rounding out a team from 25 tryouts and four returning lettermen from the '52 championship team. Romulus launched' its football schedule when it played a non-league game with Phelps. The Phelps team proved to be too much downing the locals 27 to I2. The following week Romulus journeyed to Inter- laken handing the home team their only league loss of the season. The final outcome was Romulus 24. Interlaken 12. Taggerty scored two touchdowns with Hicks and Ingalls scoring one each. The next week the I:ennellmen encountered T- Burg on the home gridiron only to be upset by a close score-27 to 20. Hicks accounted for 2 touch- downs and 2 extra points with Ingalls adding an- other 6 pointer. Dundee proved to be the blue and whites' next foe, losing to us by a lopsided score of 31 to 19. In- galls, Hicks, and Harrell shared the limelight by scoring 3, 2, and 1 touchdowns respectively. The team, seeming to be on the short winning streak, had its hopes of a second football champion- ship shattered when Et lost to an aggressive Odessa team 20 to 0. The football season ended victoriously for Romulus by beating our close rival, Ovid, 47 to 38. Playing their last game for Romulus, seniors Hicks, Taggerty, Ingalls, Shoots, and Baker all managed to score points. Taggerty led the way scoring 18, fol- lowed closely by Hicks and Ingalls with 13 each. Shoots. Baker, and Preston. sophomore center, con- tributed extra points. Although the season record of 3 wins and 3 losses wasnt too impressive. Romulus was never regarded lightly by any of its opponents. The summary of the season schedule follows: Romulus . 1? Romulus. ,. ...Jai Romulus .... , H20 Romulus ,.... . ....,.. 31 Romulus.. ,, . 0 Romulus ......, ......,,..... 4 7 Phelps .. , 27 Interlaken ,. .. 12 TfBurg . , 27 Dundee .. ...... 19 Odessa .... ...... 2 0 Ovid ..........,..........,............., 38 '1 -'Zf fi':i'f?1 1,gf- ,V ' it 3 3 M 1 nf C- ,IIMMY HICKS Co-C.1pI,1i11 Senior with two letters 1 En HERM TAGQERTX CU-C.1f7l.lfIl Senior with four letters Halfbatk ffl, ri '-'S BLAINE BAKER Senior with two letters Ent 'IIMMX SHOOI S 9 Senior with two letters Fl 8 v.- V ' .. Q 4 E e HURT INGALLS sr' A Senior with one letter W Halfhaek WW ROCKX LANE Senior with one letter 'I A Hiilfhntk ,. 'i'i'ffii,2f5i'?f? f'S-iii N I I I' . tv H ,J , DON KUNEY ix junior with one letter Quarterback PETE HARRELL Sophomore with one letter Halfback Bill Preston, Number 20, a Sopho - more with one letter, was asbent when photographs were taken. Front ross Coach Crarg Al He-1tm1n Second row jess jolly Ph1l Sm1th oe Mmguez Burt Ingalls Paul Bogarclus Harold He1tman Merle Ive Frank Stern Don Kunex Th1s xear Romulus Central can be -.erx proud of the Varsrtx performers Not onlx d1d the team xun tl1e Class C Cl1am p1onsh1p for the f1rst t1me srnce the 194 48 season ut mound up 111th 1 record of 9 xx ms and 1 loss 1n league plax a tl 4 losses A schools Romulus 1umpecl ff to a f1st st1rt n1pp1nQ 1 stronc: ot ron te n1 545-1 Thex clmched the eamc n the lat I seconds Romulus offlcrallx opened the1r leuzue campargn xuth a fl 50 111tor1 mer Dundee Phll 9m1th 1nd Al He1tman med up to e c porns spectnelx The team next plaxed txxo non le1Que g1mes ex tCr11lr11. 1 short 1x1nn1ns streak to three dctc1t1nQ Mm erse 1 Lllll I S4 cnx tt h1xe1tsn1pped 1 1 p1111cr1ulLf1 fl Nprrngs tc 1m 111111lus ncxt x 1 r a en 111 e rre 1111 IL xx 1 sh1 1 1 1n lf n1,1 s xx 111 klllf 1n1 1n1s rc 1 111 1 11 1 1 1 1 s III 1 11 1 0 1 urcs 1 1 N11 ng 1 5. H In tll 11 ce s N cn 1 ' ul' Nl ntl 11 .N 1111 1 s 1 IL s ll 111 s cr1 1n ' 4 1 es 1 1 1c III R1d1ng s111oothl1 on 1 tour came x11nn1ng streak Romulu was abruptly upset l11s1ne to Ox1d 49 -16 Al Henman and Pl11l NITIIIIT spl1t I-I pornts Smlth and Ingalls paced Romulus 1n 1ts mn mer Dundee xuth 23 and I3 pornts Dundee fell by the xxa1s11le K0 57 lourneung to Interlaken the folloxsmg nee-k the Blue' and Vhxte gamed 1 berth 1n the sect1onals trouncmg them 68 S5 Four pluers h1t double d1g1ts for Romulus Strll l1ck1ng the1r old form Romulus was shellacked 1 Myndersc Acnlemv 'I n t Qc l'1lls cour Phrl Sm1th paced the losers suth 73 pornts Romulus exh1b1t mg 1 vtell rounded qumtet drd all but 1l1ncl1 the croxxn de featmg TBurg the teams closest contender K8 56 Al Hert man led tl1e was xs1th 1 polnts followed bs Nmxth Ingalls and Bogardus each pourrng rn 171 less I1spcr olly e n trrbuted 11 One game axmx from the croxxn Coach Cralgs l1ttle fue xxon hand1l1 mer Odessa 66 44 p11ed bx Burt Ingalls 74 pomts Axengrng an earller defeat by O11d the locals trounced sr 5' to conclude one 11 the Schools best seasons Agun tl1e team shouccl balanced strength 111th tue pl1xcrs 11tt1n1: double l'lLUILS Smr l1 1n1 1lls c 1p Le pornts Romulus xx1s represented c A S111 Lame rt II'ILlllN A Ll IIIID 1nc II SHN 1 1 11111 p 11 s Stlr s 111 1 1 Ll u 1lls pl 1 1 s s INI XIII 111 A lc1 s L eI1cr I I11 s 1 1 1n1 I Iel11 e 11 LII ln e 1 s 1 LIIII fl eslc s rt II'lLlll ss 11car1us 1 oe 'xI1t1Luc1 1.1cl1 Cra1e desc xcs 1 uc1 e II tor s 1 ne 1 as 111en11 t t1e CIIIII ps Also deserung credit tor a serx success u season are our cheerleaders Thex prouded the extra pep that ewerx team needs and the-1. d1d a flne yob contrc1ll1n1., the speetators .H 1 'A - g x H 11 -1 I , , X - -4 Y , , 9 and ll--4 overall record, losing 3 11ut of 10 .. . to ,. 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FF Q 1. - 1 A if ' 4 ff 1- e e qc ' .e5 f' 1,' 0 WW' 19059 F u 'J i cc an 6 a fa 4 'L 4 6 Z Although this year's jayvee team experienced a losing season. 3 wins and 11 losses, there are many promising Varsity prospects for next year. Expected to fill Varsity positions next year are Lee Gable, the team's scoring leader, jim Garliclc, Milton Smith and Eddie Kaufman. One of the most inspiring victories for the team was a 57-52 victory over Ovid. the J-V Champs of the league. Romulus was one of those teams that you couldn't tell their strength by their record alone. hecause many of their losses were by I and 2 points. In their first meeting with Ovid. the team lost in an overtime by 1 point, 54-53. Also they lost to T-Burg in a close game. 6456. and 55-46 in their second clash. Therefore, with the right combination, a team equally as good as this years Varsity is expected in the future. Front row, left to right: Phil Sorenson Ed Kaufman jim Garlrck Lee Gable Bob Farnsworth Milt Smith. and Duane Buck. Second rom jerry Tiaskkun Dick Myer Sayle Temple Danny Crane. Coach Meskill, Bob Bond. Byron Farnsworth Glen Walborn and Carl Roloson 67 ,ufxi H181 'Neg Iront row Btll Brown Herm 'Iagpcrtx jess jollx rm Hxcki Phtl Smrth Paul Bogardus Al Hartman Don Kunq and Gul Sherrdan Second row Brll East Chester Hayes jerry Kcefer Llrrx jcnnmgx Bob Farnsworth Bxron I'.1rmcr Duane Buck jun Txasskkun Phrl Sorenson Fddrc Kaufman Cotth Neuman Third rom KLn Hartman Carl Portcr Ken Coleman Bob Bond Burt Ingalk Bull Dans hm Garlrck Blll Prcston hm Kellex Pete Stewens john Smeltzer XORB IYNNEI I 1b11lC S I FVF CRAIC nr IIC IOF hffqglxlll I B1 hz 1 VIN 'NI-VuhfAN ef Jlff ! , .xwf . All :', Mg? . . .,,-,, , erik ,mi ,, W! qu zz wrrw . , f 3 A Q . 2 f 14 'r EY s 2 r' S :gf 8 11 ,ff Q W ref ' ' E F xx '.',or 5 , . 3 vpyl. Q fb. -Q, V ' I 4,1f'W 3 y The JV CHEERLEADERS are from left to right, Virginia Brown, Patty Myer, Mary Dennard, r.1..xl'i ' 1 b , y, ly 'lf ' --I , I '2.f,V ,w, -: 'S ..-I intl' zz y .E , If VIA U ,Q 5 i l?m Fu., In vw- .,-.. . rv, , 1 . 4' g.x:fP YI.. 'Nl T-J' 1 'f is ,r 4 2,Z.S. gan! H A S2 9 3 it Ji' f. I MIS- S 2,Z.S. Zdofuw ri ., -. T7 I1 0 W' H- 6 N1 V W NATIONAL I ONVENTION OI' IAIAA On Ottoher 10. these young men vent to K.1ns.1s C,ity to their NA- tionstl C.onxe-ntion. In their eight- d.1y trip. they tr.1x eled mer h.ilt or the L'nited Suites. heard the Presi- dent spe-.tk .ind in .ill h.itl quite .1 memomhle experience. Seated is Holger Kirlsen. next to him is AI Heitnun. Clmpter Delegate of State Conxention Standing .ire Leslie Collins, Keith Tompkins .ind Mr, Dinsmore. Advisor. ALI. STATE CHORUS REPRESENTATIVES Last Ottoher four ot' our Chorus members were selected to partici- pate in the All-St.1te Chorus held at Phelps. This w.1s .tn enjoyahle experiente .ts the persons selected to attend were the best from sur- rounding sthools. Stxnding are CQl.1ire Hutehinson and joan Conk- ling. Seated .ire Eugene Conlcling and I.ueIl.1 Maconeghy. I V s.. 'he ALI.-STATE BAND REPRESENTATIVES Ifmnk Stern, President of the R.C.S. Band, was ehosen as Re- presentative to the All-State Band Convention at Phelps, New York, on Deeemher the 6th and 7th. There, he had the op- portunity to play with the hest of other schools to further his experience and knowledge ot' music. J H .. f a y .f ' f: . mr El x I ' I 'tr g f W NI H 2-1 -...- Gel K x , pi' 9 Vid . ' ,,?wf'i?f5 Y s :fl rf, w ,E -ptr I Q , gg! Q 'N gflbfm. 'A 51,95 7 K h 'zfzi E' xr: 5 J. ' ,'n.g-f , -a 1 '51 4 Q , I 4 V rl-3 l fr . 5 FiJP'?7. ?.i,iLF1l :ml , ' vw?-fgvg.5 2' fe. x , , '16 I ,,,x..v. ,.. .f.. Y 5 , W Wanda Qs s I 4 K 'a vs Sf Q6 n J' .B Q of ge ffggig ' 6 ' u F w ., Zaman! Wana: Sacdetq 2444 gm ,Q 6' -P YIEWBZI 4.2 D If if Q X I!!! ff. 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