Sherwood High School - Echo Yearbook (Aurora, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1958 volume:

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We will never forget the basketball games with their Victory dances in the gymnasium, the science projects, geometry problems, the three minutes between classes and the parties, or those afternoons when just the two of you listened to the latest rock and roll while doing homework or having a snack. Believing that the memories of this year at Sherwood should be embodied in some tangible form, we have sought to bring together within these pages, the visible record of those happy days. Now the staff of the 1958 ECHO would like you to see what a typical school day at Sherwood is like. JOAN MINDE Editor-in-Chief FOREWORD CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION SENIORS UNDERCLASSMEN ORGANIZATIONS SPORTS ADVERTISEMENTS DEDI CA TION 1 1111 1 4 1 1 1 1 1 1stc11 1 111s11r11 L15 11111 11111 1111111 1111 1 171111 LL LIS 1111111 xxc 11111 L1lS11L 11111111 ll 11111111 111111 111s 1 1 91111 11111111111111 18 11111 111 11111 1111151 111111o11s 1111111 SC1lOO1 111c111or115 XXL ful 11111 11111 suucsb .15 1111551115 111111 L1LIL 11111111 111111 61111111211 5111111011 11111 1111 51111 1 1111111 XY' ', ' 111155 1111 1158. 1511111 111' 111-11111110 this 1'c111'1111111a to our 11111'c11ts. 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Study hall next-prepare for English class. Have to bring an article and sell it to the class. fPublic Speaking in disguisej Into English she goes, carrying her Schick electric shaver. Speeches are taped on the recorder, so let's play it back, and see how she sounded. Does my voice sound like that? Off to gym class. Volleyball-she likes it because it's team play and fun. Lunch at last. Starved? As yearbook editor, she must line up her workers for tonight's session after school. How did you like my speech? What color is your New York suit? Conversation and eating are synonymous. Homemaking Club meets today. Plans are being made for a teacher tea on St. Patrick's Day-refreshments, com- mittees, etc. Tomorrow she practices for the spring concert or songs for graduation. Her favorite song is I Believe. Typing class next-practice on manuscripts and senior thesis. Yearbook deadline is March 13th. Study Hall follows-lay out work for after school meeting of Echo staff. Dismissal-Staff starts to work. Where are the pictures for page 32? Carol, will you type page 35 ? When you finish this page, Flora, will you plan page 35? Are you going to Homer for the sectional tournament Monday night? My cheerleading skirt needs pressing be- fore the game. Bus time--home again. And so another school day has passed-a very typical day for our busy valedictorian at Sherwood Central. Have you enjoyed the day's visit, worked and played hard? Learned something new? Made a new friend? Planned and shared an experience with others? Volunteered information? Acted as a leader? Played on a team? Perhaps then you will be our future valedictorian, Echo editor, or cheerleader, and earn equal credit and honor. Congratulations to our editor and her staff! -+1 if VICE PRINCIPAL - MR. WILLIAM FISHER Our vice principal has been an in- spiring and model leader to whom we owe a great indebtedness for our happi- ness and educational needs which have been fulfilled at Sherwood Central. SECRETARIES - MARY JETTY and MARILYN WELCH During the school day the secretaries perform their duties as assistants to the prin- cipal and handle the thousands of requests of students and school personnel. WY .MI A we ' v 'Sw ik. V QRS' Slrzzzdirzg- Stanley Chase, President. Sefziedx Raymond Sant, Superintendent of Srhoolsp Thomas Leffingwell, John W, Mahlstedt, William Van Nostrand, Floyd Klipple, Chester Simkin, Ben- jamin Swayze. We gratefully acknowledge the services that the members of our Board have rendered the community. Meeting regularly once a month and frequently at other times, they have given many hours to solving the problem of housing our ever-growing school pop- ulation and formulating school policies. BOARD OF EDUCATION AND P.T.A. The Parent-Teachers Association is an organization which works for the benefit of students and betterment of the school. Se.1!ud.' Mrs. Dugan. Treasurer: Mr, Simkin. Presidentg Mrs. Van Liew, Secretary. Shnidizzlq: Committee Chairmen. 1.-1 CUSTODIANS-Warren Jump, Elmer Wunder, and john Van Liew. Also Fred Leisenring. 5 El' COOKS - Anna Desmond, Lucille Prine, Arietta King, Alice Babbitt, Mary Myers. NURSE Virginia Darrow BUS DRIVERSiWarren jump, john Van Liew, Dan Desmond. Clifford X5C'hite. Herbert Kuns, james Ryan, Elmer XX'undcr, Ed Maassen, Ashbel Rogers, Harold Babbitt. Also Adrian Gilmore. ,.. V9 G.. 8 , A . 'ii N.- !. A 155,811 1 Ln JM .f f NQ7 'u,V ' 4 IN APPRECIATION MRS. ANGELA LOSURDO As our class advisor this year, the Class of 1958 will always be indebted to Mrs. Lo- surdo's sincere, patient guidance. We grate- fully thank you, Mrs. Losurdo, for a difficult job well done. 1-E' - 4 I., ,af - .ya 'A CLASS COLORS Black and White CLASS FLOWER Pink Carnation CLASS MOTTO If it s going to be done we ll do it CLASS OFFICERS P1 e fzdent Thomas Gunderson Vzre P1 erzdent Bernice Weaver Sen erm y Frieda Emerson T1 mmf EI Carol Clark X . ., . , . . , . N 4 44 1' , l . .. 1 . s V f' VALEDICTORIAN JOAN MINDE Moravia foame Sugar and spice and everything nice flavored with a dash of her penmanship a cherry pie baker from way back pendable will always be known to enjoy life to its fullest Class Secretary 2 Student Council Representative 1 Echo Staff 3 4 Editor of Echo 4 Investigator Staff 1 2 3 Homemakmg Club 3 4 Homemaking Club President 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Ensemble 3 4 Sectional All State Chorus 4 Music Queen At tendant 1 3 Operetta 2 Junior Senior Play 3 Scholarship Award 1 2 DAR Good Citizenship Award 4 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award 4 Cheerleading 1 2 3 4 Intramurals SALUTA TORIAN FLORA WASHBURN Venice Center Flo Quiet till you get to know her , . . will never need a diet . . . mad about Elvis Presley and rock and roll . . . a disposition that will win 'em every time. Student Council Representative 3' Homemaking Club Represen- tative 4' Homemaking Club 3 -1' Echo Staff 3 4' Investigator Staff 2 3 4' Foul Shooting Contest 1' Junior-Senior Play Make- up and Advertising 3' Intramurals 1 2 3 4. BONNIE BIRDSALI. Scipio Center Bonnie A ball of fire . . . warm, friendly smile , . . a lover of horseback riding . . , will always be calm and amiable . . . Dick and a house trailer will be at the end of her rainbow. Student Police 3, 45 Investigator Assistant Editor 3g Senior History Club 43 Prom Chairman 3: Concert and Play Usher 1, 2, 3, 4, THOMAS BOYLE Moravia AMX Boy wonder . . . a friend to all . . . shy with the girls . . . acclaimed for his driving , . . many his friends, few his foes. Student Police 3, 4g Senior History Club 43 Football lg Varsity Basketball Manager 4: Stage Crew 2, 3, 4. SENIORS CAROL CLARK Scipio Center Carol A tower of information . . . flashy sense of humor . . . the most competent treasurer Sherwood has ever had. Class Treasurer 1, 2. 3, 4: Student Police 3, 4g French Club 3, Bowling Club 43 Senior History Club 45 Echo Staff 3, 43 Echo Business Manager 4, Prom Queen 33 Concert and Play Usher 1, 2, 3. rl: Junior-Senior Play, Advertising 3g Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. K. NEIL DUGAN Aurora Nf'ffH Tall, dark, and handsome . . . Mr. Basketball with a capital B . . . hard to get to know . . . Curly hair that attracts the girls . . . his vel-sarile humor will always be remembered. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1g Operetta 2. , g T if- if f ' 0 any i g XE if Z 5 f it Q. '- FRIEDA EMERSON Sherwood Burner A quiet gal with a sunny smile . . . great with a marble cake . . . hot-rod queen . , . one of the sparks of life that keep it going. Class Secretary 4g Student Council Representative 2g Echo Staff 43 Homemaking Club 3, 4g Homemaking Club Treasurer 4g Chorus 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, junior-Senior Play, Makeup 3g Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. THOMAS GUN DERSON AUFOFH Tommy A happy wanderer . . . jockey of the little, blue Plymouth . . . happy-go-lucky . . . the class clown, but a great guy . . , is bound to be a hit wherever he may go. Class President 4g Class Vice President 23 Student Police 3, 45 Football 2, Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 4. SENICJRS RAYMOND JACOBS Poplar Ridge fake An amiable and quiet spirit . . . ardent History fan . . , can always be seen with a book under his arm . , . is sure to make a large dent in the armor of the future. Student Council Chief of Police 33 Student Police 2, 33 Senior Science Club 3, 43 Senior History Club 43 Football 1, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4g Volleyball 2, 3, 43 Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 4. ANNA KUHLMANN Scipio Center HKlIIII.l Silken tones and gentle words . . . a quiet ray of sunshine . . . will make Charlie a good wife . . . is well deserving of all good things that will happen to her in the future. President of Music Organization -ig Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Ensemble 3, 4, I-Iomemaking Club 3, 4g junior-Senior Play 31 Operetta 23 Intramurals 1, 2. gr ' 1537 WILLIAM LANDON - King Ferry A A blond brush-cut that drives girls mad . , . great guy basketball court . . . inevitable ability always to be seen A beautiful girl . . . a real nice fellow with a smile worth a dollars. Class Vice President lg Student Police 2, 3, 43 Student Vice President 33 Student Council Fire Chief 21 Library Chorus 2. 3, 4g Operetta 2g Football 1, 2, 43 Basketball 1, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g Volleyball 2, 4. if .C MBU!!! on the with a million Council Club 25 2, 3, 4: WILLIAM MATHER Moray ra B1 585 mischief maker happy go lucky man about town vsasy hair and a winning smile his ever ready laugh will al ways be remembered Student Council Representative 4 Inxcstigator Staff 4 Senior History Club 4 Chorus 1 Varsity Basketball Manager 4 SENIORS WILLIAM ORCHARD Scipio Center Bzllj 0 Easy going likable chap anything for a laugh boy Tab Hunter a smile that sends the girls a great addition to the class in 56 Class President 3 Student Police 4 Senior History Club 4 In xestigator Staff 4 Football 4 Basketball S 4 Baseball 3 4 Volleyball 3 4 Prom King 3 I 9 S DONALD RADCLII I Aurora Donny An electronic genius can often be seen in his radio on xshetls has a dimplcd smile and a quick uit a real IXat1onal Gu ntl addict Stage Crewl 2 5 4 ' ll ' YI ' ll Y Y . . . . V I . Y Y. I v .N V 3 ' . 1 a V - . . f, . V ,f . . r . Y 1 , . . . . . . . . - 1 I - . . . - K 2 Q L I ' 2 ' ' - 1 ' 1 - . v Q 1 - 1 - a - - v , i - - ,flu jr , , .:', 4 'I 501 '1a',3L.'if555 , -- s.. , ,W-mt, w ' 'feel f,3.9Z'g 2 , t .333 1. 3 ' ,ra ft I ' 1 1 -r 1 4 .. is .' ' I I YI I - V . - . - I l L 4 Y 2 I A - l vu , . . . L ' ' . ' f. ' I . t WN, . , - m, 1 y i - ,- . , 5 , IOAN SARNICOLA Scipio Center H!0cli7I1fEH Pint-size bundle of pep . . . personality plus . . . spontaneous giggles . . . NX'hei'e's my Space Books ? , . . will attend A,C.C. for one week and then marriage for a life-time. Student Council Secretary 21 Student Council President -Ig Echo R Staff 3, 4: Investigator Staff 2, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Ensemble 2, 3, 4g junior-Senior Play 53 Operetta 2, Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramurals 1. 2, 3, 4: Music Queen Attendant 1, 2, 3. LORRAINE SHAMBO Aurora Annie Quiet calm that reigns supreme . . . soft spoken . . . sincere and likable . . . Florence Nightingale II . . . a valuable member of the senior class. V' Investigator Staff 3, 4g I-Iomemaking Club 3, 4, Chorus 1, 3, 43 E, junior-Senior Play, Costumes 3. SENIORS FREDERICK STEARN Aurora Fredmz at . ,--4' Dreamy, but quick witted . . . automobile enthusiast . . . would make a superb ballet dancer . . , he did nothing in particular and did it very well. Student Council Chief of Police 4, French Cluh 3, Investigator Staff 4. EDWARD STOKER Scipio Center Eddie Friendly . , . well-liked . . . usually seen in a beat-up old Chevy . . , a blush that always comes at the wrong times . . . a sweet smile and a look of innocence will give him an exciting future. Student Council Representatixe 5g Student Police 3, Ai, Echo Staff 4g Echo Advertising Manager ig Senior Science Club 3, -ig Chorus y C 1, 23 Operetta 23 Basketball 1. 41 Volleyball 35 junior-Senior Play, Advertising 5. PATRICK SULLIVAN Scipio Center Sully The most funny to say the least . , . Hot Rod man . . , A person you never forget . , . Always manages to keep things going when others have failed. Student Council Representative 1: Student Police Ai: Echo Staff 4g Investigator Staff 4g Senior History Club -ig Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Operetta 2: Football 1: Basketball 1. 2, 5, 45 Volleyball 1, 2, 33 Stage Crew. MA RY JANE TEMPLE Aurora Hjtllltij Dancing eyes , . , makes you glad to know her . . . magnetically quiet and attractive , . , One of niceties of life. Student Council Representative 43 Investigator Staff 3, -ig Home- making Club 3. 4: Homemaking Club Secretary 3, 43 Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4. Operetta 21 Bowling Club 4g Intramurals 1, 2. 3, 4g Junior-Senior Play, lil SENIORS JOAN WAsHBuRN Venice Center I,1,jKQj A giggle that starts and never stops . . . A newspaper genius . . . Loves to cook . . . Wfill make the world a better place to S, live in. k Investigator Staff 1. 2, 3. -lg Investigator Assistant Ifditor 3: In- vestigator Iiditor I3 Library Club Z1 Intramurals 1. 2. 3, -l. BERINIICE WEAVER Union Springs Bu'z1ie Pretty, quiet, and xivatious . . . A smile that really tilts the boys . . , A gymnast at heart , . . Will always be remembered for the bright red of her blushing face. Class Vice President Ai: Class Secretary 3: Investigator Staff 5, ,Ig Investigator Assistant Editor 'IQ H01NCmL1king Club 3, 'll I-1' bmw Club gg Clmrug 2, 33 Operetta 2g Bowling Club -ig Intra- murals 1. 2. 5-1. x Ili' S SENIOR CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 1954 a group of th1rty uneertam students began their long journey through high school as freshmen in a new school building Miss Belding was chosen to guide us and keep us from straying from our path We chose Xvllllilli Hoag as our leider B111 Landon his assistant Margaret Birdsall recorder and Carol Clark accountant oan M1nde and Leslie Bennett represented us 1n Student Council Our first ellss projects consisted of purchasing class rings wh1ch were viewed with pride on the day they armed Before we knew it une was here and we happily put away all our thoughts of school for the summer We returned in September 1955 after a summers rest ready to resume our studies With Mrs Bullard as our adyisor we elected Daniel Ryan as Pres1dent Thomas Gunder son Vice President oan Minde Secretary and Carol Clark Treasurer I'r1eda Emerson and Pat Sulliy an were sent to the Student Counc1l We proyed our able salesmanship as a result of our magazine campaign which added considerably to our funds On April 20 we swelled Wlth pride and accomplishment as we watched the people stream 1nto the gym for our dance April Showers with music by the Vagabonds was a roar1ng success We came back to school in 1956 as uniors realizing we had a big year ahead of us W1th this thought in mind we chose the following officers B111 Orchard President Mirgaret Birdsall Vice Pres1dent Bernice Wfeayer Secretary and Carol Clark Treas urer To represent us in Student Council we chose Ilora Washburn and Ed Stoker Mrs successfully In une the long awuted un1or Prom was held The gym was beautifully deeorrted carrymg out the theme Stardust while Carol Clark and B111 Orchard reigned as queen and king Our main money mrking project was selling personalized stat1onery With the senior class we produced a play Mr Co ed with Mrs Bullard directing The ll1l1f1OL1S comedy wls enjoyed by all md brought our junior year to a close We assembled for our final year in 1937 with Mrs Losurdo as our adyisor As class officers for the last time we elected Thomas Gunderson as Pres1dent Bernice Weayer Vice President Frieda Emerson Secretary and Carol Clark was again chosen Treasurer Mary jane Temple and Wllllam Mather became our Student Council Representatiyes In order to raise funds for the Semor tr1p to New York we sold Chr1stmas cards and sponsored a skating party with moderate success The reyenue from operating a con CCSSIOU at the home basketball glmes contributed greatly to our funds All our plans finally took shape when the Class of 1938 excitedly journeyed to the big city Grad uation' It hardly seems possible that four short years haxe escaped us Although each of us goes his own way we will often think of one another and of our expemenees at Sherwood 1 . v ' U x I . 7 , . Y - L ' A1 7- 7 . I -L K 'L ' 3 ' . , ' . . g , g ', ' L. . ix. ' , ' ' 7 - ' , 7 ' ' ' ' , X I i 1 l 1 1 I ' , QI , 'Q , - ' L - ' v 1 A I - 7 I 7 C I .. . , 1 , 'f ' ' 1 , 5 2 yt , ' I ' I - 1 . , t K , , , l . ' -' , - I L L 3 . Stedman became our advisor. Our first activity was a skating party which we sponsored .' , . K 1 t -' I ' V. 2 -' ' . f ' 7 . ' s .' '. ' i '. ' ' . z', . -', i . ' . 'L ' ' ' ' ' za ' ' ' L Y ' ' . . V . , . Y. . , 1 . 5 . , , ' ' Q ' ' , ' g 1 ' 1 ' ' . A U I L 1 l . Y ' I P, l C . K ' A I A L A ' 4 I Y I V A . Y' . I 7 11 - - 14 r , I N ' ' y A I v Vg Y, v 1' a I ' A 4 L ' T4 ' . CLASS WILL We the graduatrng class of Sherwood Central School rn the year of Our Lord 1958 berng of sound body and questronable mrnd gladly bequeath our drstrngurshrng characterrstrcs to some select few who wouldn t want them anyway To Mr Gazley our generous and tolerant prrncrpal we leave great esteem and gratr tu e To Mr Frsher who has taught us that all justrce may be seasoned wrth a touch of krndness we leave all the problems of drscrplrnrng that may arrse rn the future To Mrs Losurdo we leaxell To the Faculty we lease a box of Kleenex to dry therr tears over our departure and our heartfelt thanks for therr Xarn attempts to educate us To the followrng rndrvrduals of the lower strata oan Washburn leaves an unused case of cor ectron flurd one can of rnk and a varrety of paper to next year s edrtor of the Investrgator Pat Sullrvan leaves hrs famous coon coat for the unror grrls to frght over Tom Boyle wrlls hrs nrckname Alex to Tom Rose Bernrce Weaver leases her abrlrty to blush at unexpected trmes to anet Wrnters and Marrlyn Berry Brll Orchard leaves hrs draft card to Pat Mrller Carol Clark leaxes the rrght to use srgnal lrghts rn the mrddle of a Three Pornt Turn to future Drrver Ed students Eddre Stoker wrlls hrs Dru er s Edueatron book to Paula Foster Ray acobs leax es hrs thanks to the faculty and fellow students for the fond memorres obtarned at Sherwood Flora Washburn leaves her apprecratron of Elx rs Presley and rock n roll musrc to Mrs Towne and Mr Frsher Brll Landon leaves hrs mustache to Glenn Chamberlarn and hrs souped up krddre car to hrs brother George and Mary Ellen Stanton oan Sarnrcola leaves her steadrness to Nancy Rogers Brll Mather leax es hrs srde burns and curly harr to Nex rn Camp Anna Kuhlmann grves the thrrd seat second rovs rn the Senror homeroom to Donnre Rrester Tom Gunderson leax es before the teachers haxe a chance to check hrs marks Bonnre Brrdsall bequeaths her boots and saddle to Sharon Perkrns joy Jacobs I red Stearns gn es hrs graceful gart and used trres to Quaek Srmkrn The Senror boys lease therr gym shorts and sneakers to Mrss Whrtmore Lorrarne Shambo wx rlls her quret ways and raprd speech to l larne Story M lry ane Temple leax es a handbook How To Cltch Boys In One Easy Lesson lzetta Ioster ind R rchel Nelson Donald Radclrff wrlls hrs electrrcal gcnrus md spontaneous humorous remarks to Gary Roberts I rreda Emerson leax es her egg cleaner md marble cake reerpe to Guy Emerson Nerl Dugan bcquelths lrrs abrlrty to play basketball and hrs use of the ueen s Englrsh to Raydon Bergerstock To all the Sophomores vte vsrll the joys md care free days we knew as unrors THE '58 LAWYERS , 1 1 - , . 7 l . , L L , .- d . - 1 , . 1 , 7 e1 5 Y I . V . J T . . 7 ' 7 7 3 ' . Y J f A Q ' ' v joan Minde leaves the editorship of the Echo and a full bottle of aspirin to Alyce ' 1 r' - Ia v v 1 ' .- T ' . , L , ,.k, ,H to ' 7 ' 1 1 1 S ' ' . ' l V' - '- r ' , r ' 5 1 - . - L - L L 1 :' . .,, ,L .-cr. , . . U v 'K 1- '- s.5 5-iii? 'QT 1 ?4 CLASS OFFICERS Prefzdent Nancy Rogers Vue Preszdent Donald Rrester Serretary Nevm Camp ,Q Trearurer Donald Srmkrn X- The umors under the supervrsron of Mrs Stedman supplemented therr funds for the New York Trrp by sellmg statronery sponsorrng a skatrng party and the annual Junror Prom CLASS OF 1959 MRS STEDMAN Advrsor Front row E Story A Jacobs D Povsers G Emerson R Nelson G Roberts G Gordon Serond row N Camp G Chamberlam N Rogers M Stanton S Perkms C Hastmgs Thzrd rou D Rrester J Halrcy J Wrnters D Srmkrn T Rose ' fw.p-Q ' f i I I . fax, l f av X-. ff' ...L .4 J 5 ' 1 1 . I V ' 1 - ' ' s ' s - v - x ' 1 , , . . . . , . , . , . , . J- . . . . , . . . . , . , . , . , . . MISS CARVER Advisor. Kneelin .' F. Gamlen M. Davis B. Clark, P. Wunder, D. Reynolds, T 1 8 , I Higgins, C. Brant, S. Babcock. Sealed: Officers-K. Kabelac, Student Council Rep., R. Dugan, Secretary, L. Klipple, President, E. Bedell, Treasurer. Fin! row, .r1anding.' K. Kellogg, W. Hahn L. Lyon, Class Advisor, L. Kuhlmann, F. Perkins, D. Welch, D. Whitten, M. McCann, G Brambley, D. Westlake, C. DeForrest, R. Beggs. Second row: G. Landon, P. White, H. Dahl, B Thornton, D. Otis, J. Rejman, J. Nolan, P. Sirnkin, R. Marshall, W. Lawton. CLASSES OF 1960 AND 1961 MISS NORMAN, MR. TAYLOR, Advisors. Firrt row: T. Gans, V. Beggs, J. Cooper, R. jetty, J. Jaffe, J. Powers. Second row: J. Sarnicola, D. jones, D. Rantanen, M. Klipple, G. Dawley, C. Dahl, C. Cuatt. Third row: C. Reynolds, R. Herrington, I. Heath, S. Hewes, S. McGinn, S. Collins G Cotton M. Kello Fourzb row: W. Mitchell, R. Roberts, R. Myers, T. Goodelle, , - , gg. R. Frost, R. Langtry, R. Wyant, R. Gordon. ,iX':i!f T? 1 'T' ' MR. RAMER, Advisor. Firrz row: P. Mahlstedt, R. Dugan, F. johnson, D. Shrimpton. Second faux' J. Kennedy, F. Rejman, K. Kabelac, L. Stephenson, L. Simkin. Third ww: K. Powers, J. Stamp, W. Mitchell, R. Shields, W. Temple. CLASS OF 1962 MR. BROXWN. Advisor. Fir-rt mu: E. McGuire, N. Clark, G. Culver. B. Chase, G. Ryan. Second rozv: M. Adams. S. Reynolds, F, Radcliffe. R. Leonard. D. Bennett, K. Smith. Third rout B. Culver, W . Green. R. Ayers. A. Fiorenzo, C, Perkins. I . V -of cz ,Xu ,el . 4, - N C? I -5 ' - 4 - , .., , f. -L x,.!, , 5 ,.I 'fi kk 7 we-wilt avi ' 4 'QXI MR. HALL, Advisor. Firzrz mu-.' K. Lacey. Secretaryg G. Van Liew, Presidentg J. Knight, Treasurer. Strand mug' G. Clark, XV. Smith, J. Libbey, C. Chase, P. Darrow, C. Rogers, K. Lawton, M Beggs. Third faux G. Perkins. L. Tiffaney, S. Swank, P. Lussier, G. Gamlen, G, jones, J. Boyle CLASS OF 1963 MR. HALL, Advisor. Firff wuz' E. Kalwelac, S. Mindc, Student Council Rep. Second rozzx' M. Fox. G, Herrington, j. Kanallcy, M. Bills, G. Bcilby, A. Joslyn, N. Camp, J. Langtry, R. Carson. Third mu: D. Myt-rs. M. Siinkin. A. Gannlcn. W'l1ite. F. Leisenring. R. Swartwood, L. Libbey, S. Stockmyer. M. Stearns. x 1 ',!1, 1' A1 gy, , 'rljf se'-em MRS HENJES. Firrz raw- M, Leonard, G Wiggans J. Libbey, G. W ant. Second mu' L. Ben . . . . , y ' .' - nett, L. Gzimlen, D. Stanford, D. Swartwood. Third faux' A. Gridley, G. Britt, C. Cotton, C. Swayze. Faurlb faux' H. Lussier, B. Pattington. R. Glannister, C. Joslyn. MISS CONAUGHTY. Firrz wuz' G. Smith, S. Prine. F. Lussier, G. Whitten. Sefond row: I Cahalan. D. McA11aster, B. Van Liew, R. Myers. Tbird faux' B. Roberts, R. Green, C. Leeson R. XVard. K. Stoker, S. Farnham, C, Davis. E. Jetty. 'WX' h..-Q- 'lines +4- Xf Pi... M4- .as 3 MRS. BYRNE. Seated: F. Howland, G. Brant, J. Gazley, C. Stockmyer, D. Reynolds, S. Wood, C. Gans, D. Lacey. Slundirzg: M. Reynolds, R. Landon, G. Jacobs, S. Minde, J. Gordon, N. Herrington, L. Botsford, R. Stephenson, C. Shrimpton, M. Lacey, G. Perkins. MRS. FARLEY. Franz row: C, Wunder, W. Winters, R. Westlake, C. Cartner, L. McEachron Bark wuz' L. Pearce, S. Coons, D. Hunt, L. Bills, G. Libbey, J. Birdsall, R. Stockmyer, K Simkin, R. Cuatt, B. Mather, L. Lyon, G. Reynolds. MRS. MILLER. Sealed: L. Stephenson, M. Hewes, M. Britt, E. Dean, W. Knapp, W. Zobkiw, P. Halicy, C. Wood. Slanding: L. Joslyn, C. Green, B. Kellogg, P. Kanalley, C. Stockmyer, G. Hilton, D. Cahalan. FOURTH GRADE MRS. WELCH. Sealed: L. Collins, S. Brant, M. Gosline, P. Binns, A. Babbitt. Standing: T Nolan, B. Davis, C. Mullally, R. Walter, S. Young, B. Rejman. D. Camp, D. Reynolds, B Wiggans. T. Costello. av' is QW? S 5 K 2 1 .af s! W 1 . 5 . ws! ll' Mi 7 ff? 5 4 I . , I. ,1 3- .,. -xw, A 5 if fi f 1 X , LE, , ' . 5 Q A ax S' X nv ffi H - ., x ,,. A ,w ,wah 1- ' A - K f in xl Ai : 2 'L 'Q , 0.5, ' wa. 1 - A A.. ' 'N ' 's:N-Q2 f fff ' - ,mfr 'Q 5, A if I N Ml sl A vw: , Lp-.g:1Q:'w , U, A ' ' . 'MF ' ' ' ' if QW- '- . gf A y sv I ,IQ ., V.-. . 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First raw: K. jordan. Second row: K. Bell, C. Hilton, T. Kanalley, M. Cahalan, B. Wood, M. Rafferty. Third row: D. Stoker, C, Mcliachron, K. Green, G. Perkins, J. Barron, L. Libbey, V. Babcock. Fourth row: S. Green, B. Reynolds, K. Leisenring, D Cuatt, R. Botsforcl, W. Van Nostrand, E. Mosher. PRIMARY MRS. MORSACK. Firfl row: J. Perkins, C. Clark, W. Bunn, B. DeEorrest, G. Stamp, T. Zobkiw P. Stockmyer. Second row: G. Knapp, A. Jacobs, P. Stanford, S. Binns, C, Gosline, M. Knapp Third row: D. Green. D. Ryan, L. Greenway, j. Quinn, D. Rafferty, P. Nevidomsky, K. Knight L. Libbey, K. Alexander, M. Bills. x 1 D YT ' v- . , , ' ' ' , W JH 'H' 2 .L l in gm ' ' ,1-, ' f x A ' rw' k Fi 4 4 5' , ,,,, M, V- mmm . 'W ifn.-ff-W f , Q' U. fi: f 'sf' ,. fr Ag fi Hr. 'H' 22215555 in 42 - E My ,- ,-seea-nw-:fr E-'2::f.:f1 .. xr, wg-' ' 2 ' ff' s. A If fn . :W M iw N L! A :Q ur , A Yr. Fw in ,. 1' H if ASQ? I T '.. vii 1-Q :Ml f 'ie X? i we M , , Y h K.. 5, 'FIV Hg .A i V 1 , N., 1... g , M, ' f 5 Q ' Lf 'Q 5 f Tr?-:pb ,, , ewiifk f Wig? '-Q. FN ., .,. , , , F - X 5, 55 , ' KN Q in g 1555? - ' f gf ,tg '- ' ,-:Q Q ' A 452' i 5 '-+,,x K I , ,lk KN' Y Q M EMM V4 x su 1 t 1 uni b ' A Q16 ' EMA . '- 12 R, fy' I f ,ff 4, .. 4 S' I' . fm ,, 1 ,w - if ,M ,'. xv 'af 'fu . 'K MU' if .AM 'x 'I ,fi X A Lf. g I 'M ., U .1 1 41.341 V Q ,pf ,.g,l. 1 5 4 X Q . J . Q . 1-' 'GQ M 3. Y 'Sf X I , 9 fv, 'ESgr'5 fp 1 'vffsys 4' 'Zh' 1 I! Ulu-5 init N-.Alf fi ff V, ,.... . J 3 S. QM- J Q ' 1 NU Ka Y X' N k 'P' 1 ' v ' ' 5 :E A ,YP 5' . 1 . 3 .L , .v -. K Y' , of 'W-'H i I it s Q ' 1 0 ' is Q . .W PRIMARY MISS HICKEY. Irffllll mum' D. Web- ster, C. Marshall, A. Ryan, A. Van Duyne, O'Henrn. Bark row: M. O'I-Icnrn. C. Avery. T, Fisher, D. Campbell. C. Saldanlm. THIRD AND FOURTH MRS. TIERNEY. Front faux' M. Van Orman, S. Zabriskie, J. McGuire, M. Ryan, R. Gray, J. Gering. Second mum E. Knight, L. Jaffe, J. Fiorenzo, M. Avery, T. Ayers, P. Avery. Back faux' J. Avery, A. Orman, W. Clark, J, Van Orman, K. Beilby. FIFTH AND SIXTH MRS. KANALLEY. Frm!! rout Lf. XVebstcr. P. Knight. S. Zahriskie, C. Ragusc, S. McGuire. C. Jaffe, B. Mahl- stcclt. BML mug' R. O'C0nnor, J, Avery, J. Orman, I. Clark. T. Fisher. I.. Ger- ing. C. Ayers. Right here. joan Wlmat are you looking at? Anything for an A The Royal Couple ,ji W , Lunch time tw 3-.t ...ng rw S - W ?-'M-M. .- 'wnvx 5 K -K M Vihltch out fcllus Hash again No bulb. Sue The morning after the night before o 0,9 .5 -Z, ? .vw , ,ff -A ,W S 1' ...,.,.4f' 1 ' vp f I- f ' vc if f, 5 M 4' X7 la. To publish this annual record of our school, its courses, its opportunities for broadening each student in activities he likes and does bestgis an undertaking that calls for competent workers. The students gave the most of their time, talents and co-operation in every phase of our Echo, with the guidance of Mr. Taylor: Editor-in-Chief, joan Mindeg Business Manager. Carol Clarkg Advertising Manager, Edward Stokerg and Staff. ECHO AND INVESTIGATOR The purpose of the Investigator is to report news events concerning school and student ac tivities, sports and other features. An important change this year was replacing the old name Howlin' Lion. with the present one. Editor, -Ioan Vi'ashburn1 Assistant Editors, Bernice XY'eavcr and Alyce Joy J3CObS1 Circulation Manager, Alyce Joy Jacobs, Artist. Carol Brantx Advisor, Mr Hallg and Staff. Q Our Student Council from year to year has performed many services that have helped make Sherwood Central the outstanding school that it is, It is designed to give its members more re- sponsibility and to assist them in solving their own problems as well as those of the entire student body. This year, lead by joan Sarnicola as President, the Student Council promoted skating parties. The most outstanding project this years council attempted was a record hop, undertaken in order to raise funds to build a bigger trophy case, Another accomplishment was the much needed change in the athletic award system. STUDENT COUNCIL AND STUDENT POLICE An organized lunch line and quiet halls during seventh period are due to the efforts of the Student Police. a branch of the Student Council. The junior Science Club with the telescope lens, The junior and Senior Science Clubs are comprised of students who wish to further their knowledge of science. junior members have constructed a telescope and Senior members have subscribed for a Science Kit concerning electricity. JUNIOR AND SENIOR SCIENCE CLUBS OFFICERS junior Science Club: President, P. Mahlstedtg Vice President, B. Culver: Secretary, M. Adams: Treasurer, P. Miller. Senior Science Club: President, T. Rose: Vice President. P. Simkin: Secretary, M. Davis: Treasurer, J. Nolan. The Senior Science Club observing results from an experiment. hz.. 'QQ-J' l- Wx The Homemaking Club making plans for a fashion show. The Homemaking Club is a group of girls interested in building better home life and preparing themselves to care for these homes. This year the club completed the Silver Tea Service, held bake sales to raise funds and planned teacher's teas. Mrs. Towne, Ad- visor, has ably guided their varied projects. HOMEMAKING AND BOWLING CLUBS The Bowling Club was formed this year by Miss Whitmore in order to acquaint girls interested in bowling with the fundamentals of the sport. The members went to a nearby bowling alley in order to become familiarized with the true experiences of the sport. The Bowling Club with the tenpins. The Library Club at work. The library is the place to meet friends and books and to study occasionally-as the Library Club will tell you. Continually pasting labels, filing cards and checking books in and out, the club under the supervision of Mrs. White has succeed in making the library a smooth functioning organization. LIBRARY AND RADIO CLUBS For the first time Sherwood has a Radio Club, which has been designated WLWRC QLOose Wires Radio Clubj. It is made up of a section of the eighth grade and it has sponsored special broadcasts. It is hoped that in the future they will continue to grow and be able to handle all announcing duties within the school. VVLVURC is on the air. The Junior History Club studying map of the United States. This year the History Club has been organized by those students who are interested in furthering their knowledge of the past and present world events and people. Through debates, panel discussions, and informal conversation the members create a pleasant atmos- phere in which they learn to co-operate with one another. JUNIOR AND SENIOR HISTORY CLUBS OFFICERS junior History Club: President, E. McGuire-g Vice President, R. Leonard: Secretary, M. Adams. Senior History Club: President, P. Millerg Vice President, P. Sullivang Secretary, T. Gansg Treas- urer. J. Jaffe. The Senior History Club observing the passage of .1 bill through Congress. uliit 'U' 4. CHORAL 1 MRS. CULVER M wil Direcmr 1 Eh SEMBL1: HW Y GIRLS' CHORUS GROUPS 1 3. JUNIOR CHORUS Wfeeks of rehearsals and constant planning finally produced outstanding results for the choral groups. It was inspiring to see and hear them present Christmas and Spring Concerts. However, all this could not have been accomplished without the untiring efforts and aid of Mrs. Culver, our director. We shall never forget her words of advice, Hold that note, or Soften your endings, which helped to bring the concerts to the peak of perfection. - CHORISTERS 5 K X? 5 . ,..k Q af - NE 9 . , yt V1 Q. Q Vvl X ' 131 if gf ' fn -- 1 6 Q Q fel 3' z 'Q . ff. Vx LE, , 1 ff? X ' --y Q' .-ffm ' Q ' '- F' ' ' U W Wi Sy. , A S fi a. ,. - ' A X X ' I Y I i , Y N., ' X Ffiseg W K --4,17 .pmt 2 'vb' 6- O Y , ' 4 8 Xi 5 4 ' ,. A ' SX 8 ' xg? may .5 v , 4 X 3' , f - -L-nhl L . g 4. N f 7 v N 3 X f .xr ,.. WQMJQM x 0-JGWS..-1uw .K 'Gai' 09541 w-vp-,v-+ H1295 WM Lexx-N Q33 F1791 as -L f-any w, 5? W IG? ENS wi, Wbbagxw Q M WN ww 'ax Wfe 42 33 57 46 69 69 53 52 50 50 65 B I L L L A N D O N 1957-58 BASKETBALL RECORD Won 5 Lost 6 They Weedsport N , ,,,, .,.-48 Cato-Meridian ,, , .38 Genoa . ,7,,, ..,, L H51 Savannah . .,Y,,, M58 Moravia , Y, .,.Y,,,, .60 Genoa, , ,, ..,LL5 ,759 King Ferry , Y, ,, Port Byron. ,, H Union Springs ,ooo 5 , King Ferry .,,,, S, .. Savannah .,,, , . i B p - 1 O A B T B LI E I G L G L S E R NEH.DUGAN 58 ,, ,748 84 H68 ,559 G E O R G E L A N D O N i3B'im.w M.sa.., M ,Q Q - a x , n 1 I mA f 7 . ' ' ' x. 1 tv' 'YA ' 1 M ' , , tv, I D - :g if-5'-A . Q ' ,A - , i. -F:-: - K ff 4 ' M f S-:gf H x x A gi k ' QQ T I A , 0 gh gl, A - 95 . -- ' x, .gg,,:1,:, .,,: y V- : 55 A simw .nit Q v M . H- -Y N., . Q in f M., - A x , -. U ' W . l k . ff , F 5, I - , ' X 'Q E! a 3 2 f mn ,M , 'ff A ' ., 'A 'H ' my q iv,-i i V fi. w g mf I X 1 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Win or lose, the squadis sportsmanship and competi- tive spirit was reflected in their fine display of team work. Yrs I T JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS VICTORY CI-IEER Victory, Victory Is our cryf V-I-C-T-O-R-Y!! INDIAN CHEER I-N-D-I-A-N-S Indians! Scalp 'em Y' JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Despite the fact that the tc-ani was short on height and experience. they produced 11 retord worthy of our school's retognition, -ff '-14? his I xii, I fs' Q is If? Under the capable coaching of Miss Helen Whitmore, the girls have become pro- FOOTBALL AND GIRLS' BASKETBALL Althou h the team's record was unim ressive, Coach Hunter was leased with his 8 P P bo 's' ro ress and felt that this 'ear served to stren then next car's ei ht man team. l P 8 l 8 Y 8 -19 Miss Whitmore demonstrates the correct serving position. In volleyball the enthusiasm of the students is reflected in their display of sportsmanship and teamwork. VOLLEYBALL AND BASEBALL Coach Hunter did a very capable job last season of helping to build a fine team. The excellent 1957 season spurred the new squad on to another successful year, filled with all the thrills and excitement of the sport. f Yr 'VM I 7, 'i 7 M f t, ' ! f Meanwhile, back at the Y ee Jim ranch Eek! A mouse! Cage 272 fZebrasJ just monkeying around 1 Victory Dance? ? What a profile? L.-... Guess who? Who, me? Dig that rock 'n roll Hang on, Ed Pajama Game ' Pals forever M-M y. :lift I I Wl1crc's m y teeth ? Now, Vance Swish! Domi hit him THE BOARD OF EDUCATION for Ihe Very Besi' of Good Foriune an Success TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 958 Exfends Wishes d I Compliments of the STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Presldenl' Vlce Presldenl' Secrelary Treasurer Chief of Police Flre Warden Joan Sarmcola Pal' Muller Susan Babcoclc Mary Ellen S+an'I'on Fred Slearn Bob Beggs CLASS REPRESENTATIVES Seniors Junlors Freshmen Elghfh Grade Sevenrh Grade Mary Jane Temple BIII Malher Rachel Nelson Raydon Bergersfoclc Palrlcla Wlggans Karl Kabelac Maxme Kellogg Joel Jaffe Llnda Slmlun Kur'r Kabelac Sue Mlnde Edward Kabelac CLUB REPRESENTATIVES Homemalung Club Sr Science Club Jr Science Club Press Club Advisors Flora Washburn Edward Bedell Paul Mahlsfedf Bernice Weaver MR. FISHER MR KELLY Sophomores Bes+ Wlshes Io fhe Sensors From +he JUNIORS Presldenf NANCY ROGERS Vlce Presldeni' DONALD RIESTER Secrefary NEVIN CAMP Treasurer DONALD SIMKIN Sfudeni Councnl Represen+ahves RACHEL NELSON RAYDON BERGERSTOCK Marllyn Berry Pafruck Muller Glenn Chamberlann Sharon Perluns Guy Emerson Diana Powers Gary Gordon Gary Rober+s James Hallcy Thomas Rose Carol Hashngs Mary Ellen SIan'I'on Alyce Joy Jacobs Elame Sfory Janef Wnnfers Advisor Mrs Rufh S+edman Besf Wishes +o I'he Graduahng Class From 'rhe MUSIC ORGANIZATIONS CHORISTERS GIRLS' CHORUS ENSEMBLE JR. HIGH CHORUS SR. BAND THE SOPHOMORES Exrend Theur Besf Wlshes for a Happy and Successful Fufure +o fhe Class of l958 Babcock S Hahn W Becle I E Hlggms T Beggs R Kabelac K Brambley Kellogg K Branf C K ple L Cooper V Landon G Dahl H Lawion W Davis M Lyon L De Forresi' C Marshall R Dugan R McCann M Gamlen F Nolan J Advisor MISS CARVER Perluns F Regman J Reynolds D Ol'lS D Slmlun P Welch D Wesflalce D Whale P WhlHen D Wlggans P Wunder P H EARTY CONGRATU LATIONS From the FACULTY I I G. Il .' . I . . . , . lip , . ' ', , Clark, B. Kuhlmann, L. Thornron, B. Besf Wlshes stun' Class of 58 gag From fhe X FEEDS FRESHMEN THE BEACON MILLING COMPANY Cayuga New York Our Pleasure Serving You DAIRYLEA ICE CREAM U 0 Q 0 , . . X . -'iv' nrjx, +0 'F LQ u X Q , 'I an 0 in Q. F I .- 1 Compliments ROBERT E MUGGLETON 7 Wllllam Slreel Auburn New York Hardware 'For Home and Farm SIMKIN HARDWARE Glass Pamls Roofing Fencing Heahng Plumbing Sheel' Me'l'al Congralulahons and Besl' Wlshes +o +l1e Class of l958 THE BIG STORE AUBURN N Y Cosmehcs Blouses Clnna Toys Sl1lr'l's Dresses Bracelels To+ s Clo+l1es of POPLAR RIDGE, N. Y. Accessories ANN S RESTAURANT 98 Clark S+ree+ Auburn New York Dlal Auburn 22525 Pizza Our Specially DINNERS LUNCHES SHORT ORDERS W C CROSMAN 8: SON Slnce I873 Glffs for All Occasions 92 Genesee Sfreel' Auburn New York Complumenfs of BEACH S PAINT AND WALLPAPER STORE 6 E Genesee Sfreei Auburn New York Phone Auburn 2 6402 HUGHES CLOTHING 27 Mann S+ree'I Moravia New York L P HUGHES Owner Complumenls HAHN S CITY LINE SERVICE Soufh S+ree+ Road Auburn New York THE G W OCKENFELS BOOKSTORE Headquarfers or Books Sfahonery School Supplies I2 Sou'Ih Sfreel' Auburn New York Congrafulahons Class of 58 CHAS lvl SHAKELTON Funeral Dlrecfor AURORA NEW YORK Phone Aurora 550I SUNBRITE CLEANERS Tuxedos 'For Renl for Your School Prom or Ball Auburn New York Phone Auburn 39022 JAMES E RYERSON Dodge and Plymoulh Flrs'I an Qualify Falresl' In Prices Faslesf ID Service Dodge Trucks Locke New York Phone Moravla 3I5 Compllmenls COWLES DISSOLVER CO INC Cayuga New York Besi' Wishes fo fhe Class of 58 UNION SPRINGS HARDWARE BETTY WEEKS SCHOOL OF THE DANCE SlUdlO I0 Masomc Temple Auburn New York Phone Auburn 2 6888 DONS BEAUTY SALON II8 Genesee Slreef Auburn New York AIR CONDITIONED Compllmen+s of COSENTINO FLORIST I39 Dunmng Avenue Auburn New York of . 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