Spencerport Central High School - Panorama Yearbook (Spencerport, NY)

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PANORAMA STAFF The Yearbook was edited by the Echo Staff in 1940 and the Junior Class in 1941 and 1942. This year the staff is made up of representatives from all classes. Janet Potter is the Editor-in-Chief with Ruth Bennett and Laurel Herbert as assis- tants. The departments are taken care of by the rest of the representatives. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF PRODUCTION MANAGER JANET POTTER ART EDITORS JANICE WALEY DOROTHY BALLARD James Colby ASSISTANT EDITORS Nancy Holt Joan Stettner Ruth Bennett Roger Jacobs Eleanor Witty Laurel Herbert Gene Alma Haley Jean Vickery Cosmo Plantone Therese Foos FACULTY ADVISERS Seated: Eleanor Bonnet, Janice Waley, Janet Virginia Short Miss B,. Spencer PHOTOGRAPHIC Potter. Standing: Martha Morgan, Ruth Bennett. Clara Partyka Mr. L. Quant WAYNE ZARPENTINE Gloria Reitz Alfred Smith BUSINESS MANAGER Joseph Cermak SPORTS EDITOR Eleanor Bonnet Davis Merkel Gloria Thome Gloria Herrington Bill Murphy ADVERTISING MANAGER CLUB EDITOR Dorothy Schmidt Laura Craft SALES MANAGER MARTHA MORGAN MUSIC DRAMATICS CLASS EDITORS Shirley Williamson Barbara Peters Marion White Christine Stettner Virginia Pfund Winifred Hoy Carol Amish Ellen Witty Margaret Cubitt First Row: Mr. Quant, Morgen, Murphy, Bonnet, Potter, Herbert, Bennett, Holt, Colby. Second Row: Zarpentine, Hoy, Amish, Cubitt, Haley, G. Thome, Foos,Craft, Jacobs,Ballard. Third Row: Pfund, Short, Peters, Vickery, Phillips, Reitz, Stettner, White, Partyka, Schmidt, Herrington. Fourth Row: Merkel, Ellen Witty, DeRoller, Williamson, Stettner, Eleanor Witty, Plantone, 25

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ECHO STAFF The ECHO is a mimeographed newsmagazine published every four weeks by a capable staff of students of Spencerport High. It contains news of classes, clubs and school organizations, original columns and personal items for spice . Barbara Aber has been the able editor-in-chief for 1943, with Mr. Tucker and Miss Ferkanin acting as advisers. The ECHO received an A rating at the Empire State School Press Association con- ference this year. Barbara Aber, Martha Morgan, Eleanor Bonnet and Miss Ferkanin attended the conference--return- ing with numerous ideas and accounts of a super time. Sup- plies have been purchased for next year's ECHO Staff, so that the underclassmen may look forward to another year of ECHO, des- pite the rationing, of meat, butter, canned goods, and gasoline. We guarantee that next year the ECHO will still have a priority on doings at school. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Barbara Aber ASSOCIATE EDITOR: James Colby BUSINESS MANAGER: Eleanor Bonnet NEWS EDITOR: Bettie Moore Bettie Moore, Janet Potter, Barbara Aber, Eleanor Bonnet TYPISTS: Janice Waley, Clara Partyka, Shirley Williamson, Carol Amish, Lois Maxim, Shirley Payne, Virginia Short, Betty Snyder, Therese Foos, Sylvia Rothfuss, Rhea Archer. COLUMNISTS: Martha Morgan, Gloria Herrington, Winnie Wolcott, Christine Stettner, Ronnie Smith. REPORTERS: Marion Amico, Everly Elmer, Jeannette Faulkner, Lois Hankinson, Stewart Metcalf, Patty Moon, Madelyn Priestley, Pat Routier, Sally Tompkins, Janice Wolcott. ADVISERS: First Row: Hankinson, Shafer, Potter, Bonnet, Aber, Colby, Moore, Smith, Kliest, Metcalf. Second Row: Miss Ferkanin, Thorpe, Hoy, Amish, Haley, Foos, Jacobs, Colby, Morgan, Philips, Moon, Mr. Murphy, Tucker. Wolcott, Stettner, Payne, Mattern, Kirvan, Stroh, Baxter, Reitz. LITERARY EDITOR: Joan Baxter ART EDITORS: Janet Potter, Winnie Hoy, Gene Alma Haley, Roger Jacobs, Shirley Phillips PERSONAL EDITOR: Gloria Reitz SPORTS EDITORS: (Girls) Lillie Houck, (Boys) Bill Murphy GRADE EDITOR: Elsie Thorpe MECHANICAL STAFF: Art Kirvan, Joe Shaffer, Richard Stroh, Jack Mattern Miss Ferkanin, Mr. Tucker Third Row: Faulkner, Snyder, Rothfuss, Maxim, Houck, Short, Elmer, Archer, Partyke, Amico. Fourth Row: Stettner, Herrington, Williamson, Tompkins, 24

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Ina Pickett, G. Mason, J. Mason, Crosier, Van Buren, Harris, Under the able direction of Mr ba Melville, the band has literally Z pulled itself up by its bootstraps. = It plays in assemblies, for plays, and the Speaking Contest. A Con- ductors' Club has been formed. Students belonging to this organi- zation are able to take charge of and lead the band when Mr. Melville is absent. Meeting four times a week, more than ever before, it has improved immensely. This year the band attended the musical festival. Priestly, Pfund, Haag, Metcalf. First Row: Magges, Mason, Tompkins, Tanner, Jensen. Second Row: Maier, Faulkner, Harmor, Hulek, Kincaid, Heffer, Merkles, Shepler, Hisock, McCauley, Zarnstorff, Moon, Daignault, Wood, Hedrick, Cubitt, Sanborn, Mason, Brown, Gardner. Fourth Row: Pulver, Merkles, Freestone, Colby, Chapman, Hoy, Welds, Korber. Fifth Row: McQuilkin, Maxim, Waters, Elliot, Morgan, Cubitt, Mr. Melville.