Shortsville High School - Hi Lo Yearbook (Shortsville, NY)

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One of Shortsvrlles most prormsmg muslclans IS John Gersl ach Ihat popula1 young man of the presonr .Tumor class JOHN CERSBACH FLUTE TRIO THE DIAL STAFF Mary Jane Mack Margaret Whutaker Helen Abel ASSOCIHIS Eclnors Drane VanOrman Francrs Kerms Florence Whmaker FEATURES Berry Bartholomew Dolores Carney Phylhs Farnsworth Mary Ruggles Ela1ne Schrader Marle VanNorman Dorothy Verhoeven NEWS Shlrley Elhs Rena Herman Ela1ne McCallum Barbara Sle1gh1 GENERAL STAFF V1v1an Cooley Marnn Dawson Ellen Meehan Barbara Potter Grace Pr II Gayle Walborn Eduor 1n chref Sports Eduor Ari Ednor Bus1ness Manager

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D.. y conceded that the band, under the ng of Mr. Timbrell, has become one of ular organizations of our school. 's music department has again put its ward to prove above a shadow of a hile a good school building is nice, it the place of industrious students and the band has played more difficult ver before. Most of the time it handled and four music which many large ost other school music departments, ead much music and did not spend all tising for concerts. ' he more difficult pieces presented were: ncibles, March Modernistic, Trees, Roca, Bells of St. Mary's , Clock kee Doodle, Trape1lo, Irish Tune Derry, Hurnoresque, Pigskin Pag- ne Teller,' ' and Cypress Si1houettes. home concerts, but many out-of-town e carried through. The band journey- , Phelps, Manchester, Rushville and the band members who joined in A11- urn occupied first stands. ille Festival was the first concert of the me of the competition was stiff. How- nd came through with flying colors to highest rating there . . a 1 grade IV. . ff' MR. TIMBRELL At Rushville many contributed their talent in the mass band and individual genius found its nook here also, when several soloists Walked away with high ratings.

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HI-L0 . . COODGIHIIOH among the members was the keynote to the H1 Lo suc cess V1v1an Cooley, who devoted so much of her trme to the yearbook rates a hearty round of applause Our photographer Al Bartholomew, who contrrbuted snapshots to let us know about the Semors Easter vaca tron rn Washmgton, D C Myrle Record, an enthusrasttc supporter of sport and musrc actrvmes has related to us hrgh l11es rn these frelds dur mg the school year by summrng up the scores ltstrng the trtles, classes nd rattngs whrch the band and chorus have recetved for thetr perform ances Of course the burden of collectrng ads and runmng errands must be cast upon the shoulders of those worthy of respons1b1l1ty and several members shared the burden under James Newman s leadershtp Smce to member on the staff was a Freshman or Sophomore, artrcles on hap penrngs durrng the school year rn those part1cu1ar classes wouldnt be wrrtten by H1 Lo members therefore we smcerely thank Helen Abel Hazel Baker and Dorothy Verhoeven for lendrng a helptng hand Months of v1s1ons, fanctful rdeas that somehow dtdnt look the same 1n fron, prcture schedules that needed arrangtng, typtng and pastlng, hours spent wa1t1ng for that last member of the group to show up, hngernatls hewed short when we were an hour behtnd schedule and there was othrng that could be done about rt Then there were wrrte ups to get tn, p oofread typed htted to the dummy fplease dont mtsconstrue x sry, naw' Then there were sheets to be pounded Chambers of Commer e pleaded vv1th count ess letters wrrtten l y our efttcrent typlst .lulla heart breakrng denrals recet fed from that greatly needed advertrslng Then as the hnal hours drew near all of us felt a Sarge of sattsfactton that our H1 Lo would be a ht trng trrbute for countless hours of thought prepara non and sacntrce Workrng on the yearbook has meant drflerent thtngs to each of us but most 1m porta rt for all ot us 11 has meant a challenge can erght seruors undertake so large an enterprtse? Once we started we knew we must go on We re glad we d1d now for rt has meant fun cooperatron tarthfulness and the glow of satrsfactton that comes tn hnal achtevement If there are any laurels to be thrown they should go to Mrs Ttmbrell our advtsor After all, she d1d help us ove some of the rough spots and slrppery places SQUARE DANCING IN GYM 1 . I ' I . . ' . . W- a , , ' Si I 0 145 7 . , z . .. :su . 4 Q , . ,, , , . ,c x . - Q x A - ' i I I - black and white, ideas about the theme, style, composition and dedica- C . IL ' ' . - r , , l- 'I ra -' . i I .D-I. . -I - . Q 9 I f ' I 1 . . .- . - I - . A . I . - r - A . . . A A . 1 Q ' . l . I I I l I . . , . F .