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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1955 volume:

panorama 1955 spencel-port central school spencerpori new york of the table of contents FOREWORD DEDICATION ADMINISTRATION PERSONNEL CLASS SCENES SENIORS ACTIVITIES SPORTS ADVERTISEME NTS 2 QLA5555 ...... ....................... Our school--may it continue to be a source of light to many. foreword IGHT is the theme of the I955 Panorama. To us it represents the educational teachings and experiences that have helped ready us for our future life. We are seeking to reflect the light that shines in our school through the pages of this book. It is the light of reason that guides us on our way, helping us to take our places as responsible citizens to try to form a peaceful and better world. Asseniors of the class of l955, we hope that succeeding classes will benefit from and use the light of education. May their years at S. C. S. be as bright as ours. 3 dedication ECAUSE of her time and effort so cheerfully given to the best interests of the Panorama, because of her guidance so wisely offered, and because of her friendship so highly valued, we, the Class of i955 and the Panorama staff, dedicate this, the l955 edition of the Panorama to Mrs. Mildred W. Brandaur. Mrs. Brandaur has taught French and Latin here at Spencerport since 1948 and has been in general charge of the yearbook since l95O. Everyone invariably remembers her warm, happy charm and certainly we all thank her for her help in making our yearbook so successful. We express our sincere appreciation to a wonderful teacher, friend and advisor. Panorama Officers from 1950 to l954 . 1 1 gf, i E 3 . i Mrs. Corbntt checks Jo Ann Fosmire in the clinic of the ele mentclry school. and guidance Miss Kenefick points out iob opportuni ties to Peg Kerwin and Ritc Grater. 4 G ef fa -'Q 1, gf .7141 ff! ,ff Z' udmini tration ersonn I class s ff NX ,I ,lu f , f ' J f , - 1 ff-. x K X N 5 aclminisiraiion ' ' rx fa-Qil, S a 1 uni- l l X MR WILSON MISS HOEFLER MR 1 UCKER Supervxsrng Pnncrpal Prmcrpal Elementary School Pnnclpal Hlgh School board of education HE Board of Education, a group wlth mcreasnng responsubulrty, studies and plans to meet the educatlonal needs of our dlstrrct In addlhon to the usual problems of operatmg the schools, they have been studying the growmg populatuon of the dlstrlct and how to supply room for the additional children The Board has begun steps that will lead to a new school In the future and greater use of the present buuldmgs Agni Us mimi' 'f wif? Seated MlSSM11dXCd Hart Clerk Mr Lester Kmcard Mr Jacob Pnor Presrdent Mr Ellsworth Wrlson Superv1s1ngPnnc1pal Mrs Mary Brower Standrng Mr George Bachers Mr M11ton Dutcher Mr John Parker Mr Robert Rohr 8 - , . l I A I I ,-'Q . ,V,V 'V K , I -f. ,, M I J 'km ' 1 . 4 . x . .. ' ' If N, . f f S5 ,fa 4' 4 ,fl , 1' I 'V f at , ,Ar 1 e X 1 www,- 1:1 W I f ' L., ', h ',4L by-,V , r YI' ,V 4. ' ,N Q 4 faculty .- -1 Q' 9- , 11 Front Row MrssKenef1ck Mrss Snyder Row2 Mrs Spuz Mxss Pferffer M1ssSm1th Row3 Mr Bemabr Mr Betlem Mr Fedoryshyn Mr jordan Mr Schum rrom Row Mrs Spencer Mrs Brandaur Row2 Mrs Kraar Mrs Verbndge M1SSMCAd3m Row!! Mr Bly Mr Pananres Mr Srsson Mr Farnsworth Mr lngraham Absent Mrs Dodson Mr Ferns Mrs Hotham Mr Reese Mr Robards Mrs OBrren 9 faculty Seated Mrs Sprecher Mrs Fromme Mrs Totman Mrs Chamberlarn Mrs Ely Mrs Corbnt, Mrs Wrllnms Mrs Hart Mrs Knapp Standing Mrs Coapman Mr Charcholla M1ssLercher Mr Mc Avoy Mrs OLeary Northrup Mrs Gebauer Mrs Boyce Standmg Mrs Tnmmer Mrs Colby Mrs Lenz Absent Mrs deLaroche Mrs Frenag Mrs Tracy Mrs Wrnkler I0 Seated: Mrs. Nichols, Mrs. Wilder, Mrs. Bills, Miss Llllibridge, Mrs. Perhamus, Miss Bagley, Mrs. dn-eciory Mr Ellsworth J Wtlson Supervlstng Prmcrpal U of Rochester Albany State Mr Duane C Tucker Vtce Pnncrpal Math Syracuse Uruverstty Hamllton College Mtss Jeanette Hoefler Elementary Prmctpal U of Rochester Mrs Allce Corbltt School Nurse Teacher General Hospltal U of Rochester Mr Leo Bernabt Sctence Soctal Studres lndrana State Penn State U of Pxttsburgh Mrss Rosella Bagley Flrst Grade Brockport Normal Engll sh Hiram College Syracuse Uruverslty Mrs Doris Brlls Frfth Grade Brockport Normal Buffalo State Mr Douglas Bly Physxcs Chemistry Colgate Unlverslty Mrs Jean Boyce Second Grade Fredoma State Mrs Mlldredw Brandaur Laun French Cornell Umversity Mrs Dons Chamberlam Tlurd Grade Buffalo State Mr John Charcholla Elementary Phystcal Ed U of Illtnoxs Mrs Barbara Coapman Ktndergarten Smtth College Brockport State Mrs Ruth Colby Fourth Grade Frankltn Academy Mrs Jane de Laroche Ktndergarten Syracuse Normal Mrs Myrtle Dodson Homemaklng Buffalo Stare Mrs Leora Dumlao Typing Albany Teachers College Columbta Untverstty Mrs V1rg1nia Ely Tlurd Grade Buffalo State Mr Wlllxam Farnsworth Busmess Educatton Hobart College Syracuse Untverslty Mr Mtchael Fedoryshyn Social Studies U of Rochester Mr Francrs Ferns English St Bonaventure U Mrs Shirley Freitag Elementary Art Albnght Art School Buffalo State Mrs Otttlie Fromme Fourth Grade Western Reserve U Brockport State Mrs Eva H Gebauer Second Grade U of Rochester Brockport State Mrs Genevreve Hart First Grade Brockport State Mrs Eleanor Hotham Hlgh School Ltbrarian Geneseo State Mr Ralph lngraham Seventh Grade Brockport State Mr Ralph Jordan Mathemaucs Alfred Untverstty Mrss K Lotuse Kenefxck Gutdance U of Rochester Syracuse Mrs Jeruue Knapp Thlrd Grade Ithaca College Moravra Tramlng Class Mrs Rolette Kraal Engltsh St Olaf College Mrs Marguerite Lenz Fust Grade Elmgrove Brockpon State Mxss Ellen Lercher Stxth Grade Brockport State Mtss Rena Ltlllbrldge Second Grade New Paltz Mlss Jeanette McAdam Soclal Studies Elnura College Syracuse Untversxty Geneseo State Mr Donald McAvoy Sxxth Grade Seton Hall Umverslty Mrs Elsle Nlchols Frrst Grade Brockport State Mrs Rosalmd Northrup Fourth Grade Brockport State Mrs Marlon O Brten Vocal Musto Eastman School U of Rochester Columbra Umverstty Mr Manuel Panarltes Soclal Studies Rtder College Brockpon State Mrs lesste O Leary Ftrst Grade Brockpon State Mxss Shtrley Pfelffer Hrgh School Art Albnght An School Buffalo State Mrs Cathenne Perhamus Fifth Grade U of Rochester Mr Edwin Reese Industrial Arts Oswego State Mr Stanley Robards Instrumental Musrc Dtrector Ithaca College Mr Harold Schum Physical Educatlon lthaca College Brockport State Mr Robert Stsson Agnculture Cornell Unrversrty Miss M Rene Smlth Engltsh Buffalo State Mtss Mtldred Snyder Mathemaucs Brockport Normal Mrs Lrlltan Spencer Science U of Rochester Mrs Marjorie Spltz Physxcal Educatton Bouve Boston School Mrs S Loutse Sprecher Thxrd Grade Westchester State Mrs Vlrglma Totman Elementary School Llbranan Houghton College Mrs Margaret Tracy Slxth Grade Brockport State Mrs Ona Tnmmer Fourth Grade Brockpon Normal Miss Evelyn Verbrldge Comrnerclal Russell Sage St Lawrence Mrs Clara Wtlder Second Grade Brockport State vlrs Marjory Wtlllams Fifth Grade Alfred Umverslty Geneseo State Mrs Luveme Winkler Elementary School Mustc Fredonia State I Mr. John Betlem ' ' ' . 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X'e 4 Mrs Barton Doug Stone Mrs Kenyon school secreiarles c u s I o d u o n s Mr Hogan Mr Mansfleld Mr Fxshbaugh Mrs Waters I ig 9 'U 0:1 u lb I7 lg I9 m Illqyaun Mr Wohlers Mr Slobbe Mr Freestone HE custodnans keep house for I300 pu pnls We wonder how they manage to clean the mud tracked un by 2600 feet and do all thenr other dutues besldes The next tnme you are tempted to throw a puece of paper on the floor put at nn the basket an stead Mr Zarpentine Mr Hamden Mr Robinson Mr Lenz Mr Hug Mr Mot genberger Mr Smith Absent Mr Sunderlin Mr Toates Mr Sutherland. bus drivers UR unsung heroes, the bus drnvers trans port llO0 pupils to and from the disl'rlct's schools In our fleet of ten buses ll!- I3 Mrs Kerwm Mrs Carr Mn Fanning Absent Mrs Glllette HE cafeterna staffs of the elementary and hugh schools are shown IU their dutues as they prepare hot lunches for the schools pupuls Mr E Ashton Mrs M Ashton Left Charlotte Jones demonstrates one step In her prog ect for the Westmghouse Sclence Talent Search to Elaune Murray The prolect was The Effect of Mag :sm on Crystalllzatlon 3 5 Below Bob Cubltt demonstrates has 300 000 volt Van de Graff generator to Tum Schum and Allen Belcher Thus was his prolect for the Westunghouse Talent Search E Murray Charlotte Jones 1 JW ..- A Belcher T Schum B Cllblll Mrs Spencer pomts out to a general science class that water seeks nts own level 14 1 I 0 N M ' - u - l ' net' ' ' . 15. 5 . , Q X ' ' ,, ,1 N : ' - I , - 1 1 - , B l X X if a u o n . 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XL5 .1 X41 A I From Row G Preston Vuce Presudent Mr Fems Row2 Kenyon Socua1Cha1rman Stroh Student Councul Benedxct Soc1alChaurman Kerwun Treasurer Row3 Alongl Secretary M Brower Student Councul Absent Russell Presudent class history E looked up one day to see the spotlught of Senuor lufe shunung brughtly un our eyes There was a vouce un the back ground that sand, Smule and seconds later a cluck and a flash followed -our Sensor puctures had gust been taken Thus lught mught well be our class symbol, havung been turned on un our Freshmen year and glowung more brughtly wuth each of our years together Our Senuor year had begunl We welcomed the Freshmen by guvung them a get-acquaunted party Soon we held class electuons and unstalled Joanne Russell as Presudent, Gary Preston Vuce Presudent, Peggy Kerwun Treasurer, Jo Alongu Secretary and Eleanor Beneduct and Bob Kenyon socual chaurmen Mary Lou Bower and Deanna Stroh were our Student Councul representatuves Mr Ferrus was our advusor Then one dark, cold nught un November the curtaun went up on our Semor play entutled 'The Luttle Dog Laughed whuch proved to be very successful, under the leadershup of Mr Betlem Early un the fall we had a successful statuonery sale Our 'top salesman was Carole Gullman As the lught shunes back to our Junuor year we see Duck Zuegler callung the meetungs to order wuth Joanne Russell McGowan were our Student Councul representatuves Socual Chaurmen were Ann Havull and Roger Sleught After many seruous debates, we funally decuded on the class rung we wanted They arruved un January One of our bug moments was wunnung the competutuve assembly pruze along wuth the Sophomores wuth our play about an Egyptuan tomb The lught shone blue the nught of our Junuor Senuor Ball the Serenade un Blue, whuch was a bug success Our class advusors were Muss Verbrudge and Mr Jordan Reflectung on our Sophomore year, we elected Glen Muller as President Mary Lou Brower Vuce Presudent and Ann Havull , our Secretary Treasurer, was guven charge of all our money Joanne Russell and Bob Cubutt were our socual chaurmen, and Joyce Lundsay and Doug Kurby our Council representatuves Under the durectorshup of Joanne Russell, w won the competutuve assembly Another honor was wunnung the competutuve cheerleadung assembly We held an evenung party and sponsored a few dances to wund up our Sophomore year Advusors were Mrs Brandaur and Mr Farnsworth Lookung back to our Freshmen year, we see Roger Sleught turnung on the lught whuch was to guude us through our four wonderful years of hugh school It was plaun to see that much lught was needed Assustung Roger were Mary Hawkuns Vuce Presudent, Mullue Hammar Secretary Treasurer, and Mary Lou Brower and Bob Kenyon socual chaurmen Voucung our troubles un the Councul were Joyce Lundsay and Cary Presron We were welcomed warmly by the Senuors at a party and we made many new fruends Our four years at S C S have been happy ones The studues, actuvutues, and sports have kept us busy, unterested and contented We are now ready to advance unto the future where many new lughts, representung varuous careers and professuons, beckon Farewell fellow classmates and thanks to our helpful advusors and teachers who gave us much needed guudance 20 I . H . ,I . - .l . . a I n l 0 l . . . c 1 0 . . . I . . H . . . , . . - - u uu ' assisting. Bev Shepler recorded our minutes and Jo Alongi cared for our money. Deanna Stroh, Mary Lou Brower, and Jim . . . . . 1 . . J . . i . . . - . ,, . ,, . . . . 1 I . . I . . . . . '7 . . . . e . , . ' . K' xii-all I-P JOSEPHINE ALONGI Buslnessllke, muslcal funlovmg oo Jo us the best fruend that could ha pen to you 21 ETHEL WILLIAMS A merry heart doth good luke a med ncune I CAROL BARGO All the gold carrued by Welles Far couldn t compete wnth Carol Bargo 'Q' MARY LOU BROWER Mary Lou s buster than any bee wrth lots of buzz, a real honey 21 ELEANOR BENEDICT To college Ellne wall surely go, to fund a beau trousseau chateau SAN DRA BROWE R Music ns her cup of tea A fme muslcuan she wall be -.MRA-w..,...M. BOB KENYON Wuth Bob around you can t even get to second base MARGARET KERWIN The class s greatest treasure IS ts treasurer GAIL LEWIS Gaul who lakes to laugh and rude A but of humor wull of t provude wi' an JOYCE LINDSAY You can t hardly get that kind no more 22 Y- Happy am I from care I m free Why aren t they all contented lake me'7 GLENN MILLER A young man wlth a horn! f . , so gg ' ' I f Q I it lelo DIANNE LEAVY is xr I A ' 5,1 yy Ax 4 .f gf! nm 11' A lf 2 A , K 'Z AI., ,'...'V A, ,V ,Q ly gif I ' . . .' if ff.-2 td x ' ' -. fl I 'J 5 - MILDRED HAMMAR Our boys are fated not to muss when they are cheered to fame Rum GRATER bY 5'S MARY HAWKINS Mary us a gurl so rare, one part brauns two parts aurl Wit? Thus way we rate her No one could be greater MARY JEAN HOLLAND Wuth a song un her heart and a horse by her sude AUDREY HIRSCH Into success Mary Jean wull rude Luttle I ask my wants are few 23 Q X CHARLOTTE JONES Why us thus thus? What us the reason for thus thusness? , . E , n 5 3 - R a I a . I ll - ul ll 1 uv, N rv-mf-, , ' N1 ' f',f1x1g:fj1'!'g K ' '4 3 f m. liiif . A ffqfJ'i. Hg. ffffxpw- ' - 1 5 ,e1,i?fg K X 1 ' ' 'ff ,K . A liiv !1f:i'.'L?--fm V , 'mr i.,f!'l':V1,ff!i. ' 3 A f, - , W, 5 , . ' ., v 2 J , 'I . ' 1. I 0 0 , , . . xr , I . . I JEAN COOK Some thunk the world was made fun and frolnc PAT HILL Her mother s prlde and her father s o Y'-mr CAROLE GILLMAN Lovely to look at dellghtful to know PAT HOTCHKISS He must have been born an the Louvre 1.- M .- K DICK ZIEGLER We re'mughty proud of leader Duck president farmer he mokes Things cluck because has palnt brush us always DOUG KIRBY on the move 24 Friendly and af sports a sport, a success In life on field and .au rf . 2 . ' . ' . 'I YQ ' W fx 'W . ' f Q ' 5 iam- . l- ' f . r'-' - V fi . ... S 'izzaxl 'rg 7, Qin . ' - 5352222151 -.,, ',,, e ,ff - -lk' l 'f'l3f5--an-' -5 and so do I. Alzl ' ,, ::::11s222ia1 v' 1 HP, f' ',55gg5::::EE? j,'5',Et5-I-,'-:-H. 'Q 'EEE L. 'ff' ill:-'l, ,iff I I I f, W, H I ' , V H ' ' ' W V '55 , L I I - I V' I Y- I I 5, RONNIE MODEN To some folks he may seem shy But really he us quute a guy lf f ROY MOSE LY Thus new class member with has pleasant drawl made known hrs presence by has H you all 'ix DOUG NEWLYN The Lnttle Dog Laughed was quute a play And Doug sure helped to make at that wayl KAY NIGHTENGALE Kay the happuest gurl on earth wherever she goes there us laugh ter and mnrth 25 ELAINE MURRAY There s somethmg about solud that gets me Why didn t Euclld lust let at be? ELIZABETH PAYNE Happy-ga lucky full of fun studuous courteous, all un one MARILYN CONVERSE If vnrtue IS nts own reward then why I d luke to know does donng only what I should so often bore me so9 CAROL FAULKNER I expect to go through the world only once BOB CUBITT When It comes to Chemastry mtro glycerune as for me WY no' WY 9 sYLvlA FRANK It s love love that makes the world go round 26 MARILYN CURTIS She may seem quiet but she s really a not 4 SALLY MAE FRE EMAN A happy harmony of frnendshlp and mnrth ' ,V 3 - 4 ff - '--N-ff, 7. ,H I Nici. jx JOANNE MAYER Eyes full of laughter llps full of song MARY ANN MAGEE happy go lucky all clay longl Be good at IS sand and happy you ll be as but fun on the other hand sat nsfues me K x DAVID PORTER lf nonse were made by lceepung quiet here s a boy who d be o not CHARLES TUBB often wonder why at us our Charlue s very qulet we only wnsh more people would have sense enough to try ntl 27 JIM MC GOWAN Better not get a deep bear hug For Jlm McGowan as a shutterbug wr-T DON PUGH He takes the strangest liberties but never takes has leavel 'lr-Y , ll 0 . R gf - - x ,Mx ,I ' I - ,P,-r lf ll L . . pe R y Mx ,Q M Q . V . N R N l N N A -Q-J ' 1' V A V' fl, N ,U , it S to . - lftlgg ff R fszfza ffl J f 11111 . '.A., : . . y I HEEW, , A , f l fe . -- ll, A f . . We u I' ' GARY PRESTON A fellow you can t help lllung JOANNE RUSSE LL That strange pam I wonder could It be? There s only one thung Chemlstryl T-gg: T ROGER SLEIGHT Rog smlles on many gust for fun but wuth that smnle work gets donel LARRY SMITH He who does not love wane, women and song BEVE RLY SHEPLER lt s mce to be natural when you re naturally nuce remanns a fool hrs whole lnfe long DEANNA STROH 28 Stars come and go on Cnnerama Dee says Be safe buy a Pan oramal fwfr 'x aff EDNA SWISHER Pleasmg nn manner a lover of fun many good qual :tres rolled unto one SBIIRO YS , 1,-ln ly I . 3-4 .-1, ,1 LYN DA WALKER A frnend un need IS a fruend lndeed .np YVONNE WALDOCK Englnsh IS a hauntlng course It of ten guves me mghtmares LARRY WEHNER Very lund and unassumlng You sometimes see has car a fummg BEVERLY CAMPBELL It takes 34 muscles to frown and only I3 to smnle She never made the extra effort ED BRUCKHAUSER You know ut really IS a shame we never learned to spell hus name 29 --.-21 JIM SWIGERT WALTER WILLSON He s a wuzard at cars but women If you can t beg borrow or steal ahh you had better buy ut We ll sung of thee our school so dear Spencerport dear Spencerport We II ever prause thee with good cheer Spencerport dear Spencerport Then how our hearts with rapture swell Wuth love for thee no tongue can tell And fondly In our hearts will dwell Spencerport, dear Spencerport The days are passing swuftly by Spencerport dear Spencerport We long to catch them as they fly Spencerport dear Spencerport To comrades true we ll say farewell To meet agaun ah, who can tell? Then let us all the chorus swell Spencerport dear Spencerport 30 l 7 Y N' ff' , T, Q... ii? X VW B H l I ' - 1 I I l . , . I I I I I , . I I I , . I , . I I I , . Front Row: Sleight, Lindsay, Mr. Betlem. Row 2: Kerwin, M. Hawkins, Benedict, M. L. Brower, Ch. Jones. Row 3: Bargo, Kenyon Cubitt, McGowan, Miller, Payne, Grater. V senior play HE footlights go on, the house lights dim, the curtains partl Backstage, Mr. Betlem, the director, has opened his dog-eared copy of the The Little Dog Laughed. The characters step bravely forth with o silent prayer that they will remember all the stage directions they have practiced for weeks. The play has begun. Joyce Lindsay, as Laurie, is returning from college where she is majoring in psychology. After her first year of study, she becomes an expert in this field and starts analyzing everyone. Her father, fBob Kenyonl mother, fBeverly Campbell, and younger brother fDoug Newlynl soon find out what's wrong with them mentally. The complications that follow were so involved and humorous that the little dog and audi- ence both laughed. Many scenes not in the script will remain to tickle the senior's memories--Joyce with her dress on backwards, Mary with her high heels entangled in the door frame in the second act, the missing music cuel It was much work, but much fun, too. 31 A i JOSEPHINE ALONGI Lubrary Club 2 ISoc Chaur 31 IPres 41 Leaders Club 2 3 4 Gurls Chorus 3 4 Noctette 3 4 Class Offucer Treas 31 ISec 41 Sr Play Icom1 Natuonal Honor Socuety 3 Echo Staff ICo Edutor 3 41 Bowlung Club 2 3 Intramurals I 2 3 4 Panorama Staff 3 4 Competutuve Assembly 2 3 4 Jr Sr Ball 3 4 CAROL BARGO Intramurals I 2 3 4 Echo Staff I 2 Panorama Staff I Cheerleader I,2 Sr Play Icast1 Jr Sr Boll 3 4 Star Reporter 4 Dramatucs Club 3 ELEANOR BENEDICT Band I 2 3 4 Dance Band I 2 Intramurals I 2 3 4 Senuor Play Icast1 Class Socual Chaurman 4 Statuonary Chaurman 4 Panorama 3 4 Echo Staff I 2 3 4 Lubrary Club 4 Teachers Aud 2 Jr Sr Ball 3 4 Muxed Chorus I 2 3 Sectuonal All State I 2 3 4 State All State 4 Natuonal Honor Socuety 3 Assembly Commuttee 3 Band solo I 3 Star Reporter 4 Musuc Solo Competutuon I 2 3 4 MARY LOU BROWER Natuonal Honor Socuety 3 Panor ama 2 3 4 Echo Staff I 2 ICo edutor 3 41 Intramurals I 2 3 4 Band I 2 3 4 SocualChaurman I Teachers Aud I Cutuzenshup Award 3 Class Vuce Pres 2 Stu dent Councul 3 4 Dramatucs Club 3 4 Competutuve Assemblues 2 3 4 Speakung Contest 2 Leaders Club 3 4 Senuor Play Icast1 Pount Awards Commuttee 3 Muxed Chorus 2 3 Madrugal I Star Reporter 4 Gurls Chorus 2 Cutuzenshup Trup to Syracuse 3 SANDRA BROWER Muxed Chorus 4 Band I 2 3 4 Intramurals I Competutuve Assemblues 2 Echo Staff 3 4 Kamera Klub 4 Teachers Aud I Sr Art Staff Clarunet Quartette Competutuon 3 EDWARD BRUCKHAUSER Dance Band 2 3 Competutuve Assembly 2 3 4 Jr Sr Ball 3 4 Sr Play com BEVERLY CAMPBELL Buffalo Hugh Chorus I 2 Intra murals I 2 Debate Club I 2 Eatm Club I Swummun rt Hu h Chorus 3 4 Muxed Chorus 3 4 Noctette 3 4 o o Musuc Festuval 3 Sectuonal All State Chour 4 Intra murals 3 4 Senuor Play Icast1 Panorama Chaurmon 4 Echo 3 4 Dramatucs Club 3 4 Jr Sr Ball 3 4 Com petutuve Assemblues 3 4 Dramatucs Play 3 Speakung Contest 4 Star Reporter 3 4 Harvest Queen of Spencer port I954 MARILYN CONVERSE Star Reporter 3 4 Bowlung Club 2 3 Hall Monutors 2 3 Intramurals I 2 3 4 Jr Sr Ball 4 JEAN COOK Bowlung Club 2 3 Leaders Club 4 Hall Monutor 3 Gurls Chorus 2 Intramurals I 2 3 4 Jr Sr Bal4 ROBERT CUBITT Key Club 2 Progectuon Club 2 Raduo Club 2 3 4 Kamera Klub 4 Senuor Pla Icast1 Icom 1 Band I 2 Dance Band I 2 Jr Sr Bal 3 4 Competutuve Assemblues 2 3 4 MARILYN CURTIS Intramurals I 3 4 Jr S Ball 3 4 Bowlung Club 2 3 Teachers Aud 3 Sr Play Icom 1 Star2Reporter 4 Competutuve Assemblues 2 3 4 Hall Monu tor SYLVIA FRANK Jefferson Hugh Junuor Daughter of the Flag Spencer rt Hugh Echo S aft I 2 3 Panorama Staff 2 3 4 peakung Contest 2, Kamera Klub 4 Star Reporter 3 Sr Play Icom 1 Muxed Chorus 2 SALLY FREEMAN Sr Art Staff Ichaur 1 Muxed Chorus I 2 3 4 Gurls Chorus I 2 3 4 Madrugal 2 Sextette 2 Noctette 3 4 Sr Pla 3 4 Icom1 Echo Staff 4 Echo Offucer 4 Panorama 4 Intramurals I 2 3 4 Teachers Aud I Competutuve Assemblues 2 3 4 Spencerport Sungers 3 Star Reporter 4 All Hugh Musuc Festuval 3 CAROL FAULKNER Intramurals I 2 3 4 Jr Sr Ball Chorus I 2 3 Competutuve Assembly 2 3 4 Senuor Play Icom 1 CAROLE GILLMEN Echo 2 4 Muxed 2 3 Intramurals 2 3 4 Spencerport Sungers 3 Panorama 3 JI' Sr Boll 4 Sr Play Icom 1 Competutuve Assembly 2 3 4 Student Councul Alt 1 Star Reporter 3 4 RITA GRATER Intramurals I 2 3 4 Echo 3 4 Panorama 3 Leaders Club 2 3 Sr Play Icast1 Competutuve Assembl 2 3 4 Star Reporter 4 Jr Sr Ball 3 4 Dra matucs lub 4 Muxed Chorus I MILDRED HAMMAR Intramurals I 2 3 4 Leaders Club 2 3 4 Cheerleadung 2 3 4 Star Reporter 4 Class Secretary I Echo Staff 4 Gurls Chorus I Muxed Chorus I Panorama Staff 4 Competutuve Assembly 2 3 4 r Play com1 J Sr Ball MARY HAWKINS Band I 2 3 4 Muxed Chorus 2 3 Sextette 2 Gurls Chorus 2 Echo Staff I 2 Ico-edutor 3 41 Panorama Staff 2 3 4 Natuonal Honor Soc 3 Sectuonal All State 4 Student Conductor 3 4 Jr Health Commuttee 3 4 Flag Guarduan 3 Jr Town Meetung 2 Lubrary Club 4 Cutlzenshup Award I 2 3 Intramurals I 2 3 4 Star Reporter 4 Teachers Aud I Competutuve Assembly 2 3 4 Dramatucs Club 3 4 Sr Play Icast1 Assembly Commuttee 4 Syracuse Cutlzenshup Trap 3 Class Vuce Pres I Teen Scene Reporter 4 PATRICIA HILL Chorus I,2 3 Intramurals I 2 3 4 Hall Momtors 2 Jr Sr Ball 4 Sr Play Icom 1' Competutuve Assembly 2 3 4 AUDREY HIRSCH Echo Staff I 2 3 4 Leaders Club 3 Panorama Staff 2 Intramurals I 2 3 4 Jr S Ball 3 4 Sr Play Icom 1 Competutuve Assembly 2 3 4 Chorus I Hall Monutor 2 Dramatucs Club MARY JEAN HOLLAND Band I 2 3 4 All State Orchestra I 2 3 4 Gurls Chorus I 2 3 Muxed Chorus I 2 Spencerport Singers I 2 Sextette 2 Com etutuve Assembly 2 3 4 Echo 3 Panorama 4 S lay Icom 1 Wund Ensemble 4 Kamera Klub 4 Leaders Club 4 Intramurals 4 Basketball 2 Bowlung Club 2 Chorus 3 4 Echo 4 Speakung Contest 4 Varuety Show 2 3 Competutuve Assembly 2 3 4 CHARLOTTE JONES Band 2 3 4 Echo Staff I 2 3 4 Panorama Staff 3 4 Natuonal Honor Socuety 3 4 Lubrary Club 4 Intramurals I 2 3 4 Teachers Aud I Dramatucs Club 4 Sr Play Icast1 Jr Sr Ball 3 4 Speaking Con test 2 Competutuve Assembly 2 3 4 Madrugal I Mixed Chorus 2 Star Reporter 4 Junuor Scholarshup Cup 3 ROBERT KENYON Intramurals I 2 3 4 Socual Chaur I 4 Baseball I 2 3 4 Basketball I 2 Bowlung Club 2 3 Health Commuttee 4 Sectuonal Golf 3 4 Sr Play Icast1 Varsuty Club 2 3 4 Sectuonal Badmunton 3 Star Reporter 4 Competutlve Assembly 2 3 4 Inter Class Comp 2 3 4 Jr Sr Ball 4 MARGARET KERWIN Intramurals I,2,3,4 Star Reporter 3 4 Class Offucer Itreas 41 Echo Staff 4 Gurls Chorus I 2 Muxed Chorus I 2 Competutuve Assembly 2 3 4 Sr Play Icast1 Jr Sr Ball 3 4 Dramatlcs Club 4 Hall Monutor 2 DOUGLAS KIRBY Band I 2 3 4 Basketball I 2 3 4 Soccer 4 IAII County1 Competutlve Assembly 2,3 4 Key Club 2 3 4 IDelegate to State Conven 1 Stu dent Councul 2 Varsuty Club 3 4 All State Musuc Festuval 2 3 4 Sole 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I- - ., r.-. - , . ,. - . g - c - I - I I II ' II ll I I D 1 ' . -- ..- - - I ' III I I ' ' ' CCEIVIEIBS JOYCE LINDSAY Band I 2 3 4 Student Conductor 4 Mnxed Chorus 2 3 Intramurals I 2 3 4 Madrlgal 2 Echo Staff 2,3 4 Panorama Staff 2 Ichalr 13 4 Student Council I 2 Bowlmg Club 3 Star Reporter 3 4 Library Club 3 4 Competutnve Assembl 2 3 Teachers And I Sr Play Icast J Sr Bal 3 4 Nahonal Honor Socnety 3 Gurls State 3 All State Band 3 All State Orch -4 Musuc Solo Competltuon 2 3 4 Jr Town Meetlng 3 Woodwind Ensemble Speaking Contest 3 Gates Alternate Harvest Queen JAMES McGOWAN Band I 2 3 4 Wrestllng I 2 3 4 Key Club 2 3 Speakmg Contest 2 Prolectlon Club I 2 3 Kamera Klub Ipres 41 Intramurals I,2 3 4 Competutlve Assembly 2 3 4 Jr Sr Ball 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 2 3 Soc cer 3 Sr Pla Student Council Ialt 21 3 Star Reporter 4 Varsnty Clu 2 3 4 MARY ANN MAGEE Madrlgal I Mlxed Chorus 2 3 Competutnve Assembly 3 4 Jr S Ball 3 4 S Play com 1 Star Reporter 4 JOANNE MAYER Hall Momtors 2 Chorus 2 Com petutnve Assembly 3 4 Jr Sr Ball 4 Intramurals 4 Sr Play Icom 1 Echo Staff 4 GLENN MILLER Caledoma Mumford Band Libranan I Spen cerport Class Offucer Ipres 21 Key Club 2 Isec 31 Itreas 41 Sr Pla Icast com 1 Panorama Staff 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Dance Ban 2 3 4 Competltnve Assembly 2 3 4 Jr Sr Ball RONALD MODEN Prolectlon Club I 4 Varsity Club 2 Asslstant Basketball Manager 3 Baseball Manager 2 3 Soc cer 3 4 Boys Chorus 3 4 Mnxed Chorus 3 Competltuve As sembly 2 3 4 ROY MOSELEY Rockport Intramurals I 2 3 4 Jr Play P Pe ort Intramurals 4 Sr Play Icom 1 Star Reporter Ba ELAINE MURRAY Reldsvllle Lnbrary Club 2 Latm Club I 2 Buble Club I 2 Scuence Club I 2 Fueld Day I S encerport Echo Staff 2 3 4 Intramurals 3 4 Sr Art SGI? S Play IBus Manager1 Mixed Chorus 3 Spencer port Smgers 3 Panorama Staff 2 3 4 Competutuve Assembly 3 4 Star Reporter 4 DOUGLAS NEWLYN F F A I 2 3 Bowlmg Club I 2 3 Competutlve Assembly 2 3 Sr Play Icast1 Intramurals 3 4 KATHERINE NIGHTENGALE Leaders Club 2 3 4 Lubra ry Club 3 Itreas 41 State Sectional Muslc Festival I Teachers And I Intramurals I 2,3 4 Band I 2 3 4 Star Reporter 4 Paoorama Staff 2 3 Ioffacer 41 Sr Play Icom 1 Competutlve Assembly 2 3 4 Mlxed Chorus I 2 3 Gnrls Chorus I Madngal 2 Planust for Sextette 2 ELIZABETH PAYNE Band I 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 Madrlgal I Dramatlcs Club 3 4 Leaders Club 2 3 4 Sensor Art Staff Echo I 2 31,4 Panorama 4 Competltlve Assembly 2 3 4 Sr Play Icast1 Speakmg Contest 3 Kamera Klub 4 Assistant Ed of Star Reporters Star Reporter 4 Jr S Ball 3 4 Intramurals I 2 3 4 Teachers And I Llbrary Club 3 4 DAVID PORTER Sr Play Bowlmg Club 2 3 Intramurals 3 GARY PRESTON Band I 2 Soccer IJ V 21 IV 3 41 Basketball IJ V I 21 qv 3 41 Baseb II IJ V I1 V 2 3 41 Varslty Club 2 3 Ipres 41 Key Club 4 Student Council I Cltazenshlp Conference 3 Dance Band I 2 In tramurals I 2 3 4 Sr Play com J S Ball 3 4 DONALD PUGH Com tltuve Assembly 2 3 4 Sr Play Icom 1 Kamera Klub Vce Pres 41 Jr Sr Ball 3 4 I tramurals I JOANNE RUSSELL Band 2 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 2 3 Teach ers And I Echo Staff I 2 3 4 Panorama Staff 4 Competa tlve Assembly 2 3 4 Sr Play Icom 1 Jr S Ball 3 4 Photography Club 4 Dramatlcs Club 3 Class Social Chaar 2 Class Vnce Pres 3 Class Presndent 4 Intramurals I,2 BEVERLY SHEPLER Intramurals I 2 3 4 Band IMagorette I1 Mnxed Chorus I 2 3 4 Madngal 2 3 Noctette 3 4 Spencerport Singers 2 Gnrls Chorus 2 Teachers And I Student Councul alt I1ISec Treas 41 Lubrary Club 3 ISec 41 Bowlmg Club ISec 2 31 Echo 4 Panorama 3 4 Sr Play Icom 1 Competutsve Assembly 3 4 Jr S Ball 3 4 Class Sec 3 Star Reporter 3 4 Assembly Com mnttee 3 ROGER SLEIGHT Band I 2 3 4 Dance Band I 2 3 4 All State ISectuonals 3 41 State Musuc Competltlon 4 Echo 4 Panorama 3 4 Intramurals I 2 3 4 Inter Class Comp 3 4 Sr Play Icast1 Student Councul IV P 31IPres 41 Basketball IJ V 21 IV 3 41 Class Pres I Class Social Chair 2 3 Cntlzenshup Conference 3 Cltlzenshlp Award 2 3 Flag Guardlan 3 Jr Town Meet mg 3 Jr Sr Ball 3 4 Key Club 2 3 4 Bowlmg Club 2 3 Competltlve Assembly 2 3 4 LAWRENCE SMITH Sr Play Icom 1 Band I 2 3 4 Com petxtnve Assembly 2 3 4 Kamera Klub 4 DEANNA STROH Nahonal Honor Society 3 Panorama Staff 2,3 Editor 41 Mixed Chorus 3 4 Glrls Chorus 3 4 Noctette 3 4 Echo Staff 3 IArt Edltor 41 Student Council 3 4 Teachers And I Intramurals I 2 3 4 All State Cholr 4 Sr Play com 1 Jr Sr Ball 4 Competitive Assembly 2 3 4 Cltuzenshlp Award 3 Mixed Octette-4 JAMES SWIGERT Baseball IJ V I1 qv 2 3 41 Basketball IJ V I 21 IV 31 Soccer IV 2 3 41 Prolectuon Club 2 I 2 3 4 Competltuve Assembly 3 Jr Sr Ball 4 EDNA SWISHER Intramurals I 4 Bowlmg Club 3 Hall Momtors 2 Library Club 2 3 4 Sr Play Icom 1 Competl tlve Assembly 3 4 Star Reporter 4 EDNA SWISHER Intramurals I 4 Bowlmg Club 3 Hall Mon utors 2 Lnbrary Club 2 3 4 Sr Play Icom 1 Competltlve Assembly 3 4 Star Reporter 4 YVONNE WALDOCK Muxed Chorus I Intramurals I 2 3 4 Compehtlve Assembly 2 3 4 Jr Sr Ball 3 4 Sr Play Icom 1 Leaders Club 2 3 4 Lubrary Club 4 Panorama Staff 3 Hall Momtor 2 3 LYNDA WALKER Competltlve Assembly 2,3 4 Jr S Ball 3 4 Llbrary Club 2 3 4 Leaders Club 2 ISec 3 4 Panorama Staff 2 3 Echo Staff 3 Sr Play Icom 1 Intramurals I 2 3 4 LAWRENCE WEHNER F F A I 2 3 4 Mnxed Chorus 2 PTOIBZZIIOH Club 4 Sr Play Icom 1 Competitive Assembly 2 3 ETHEL WILLIAMS Mnxed Chorus I 2 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Panorama 2 3 4 Intramurals 2 3,4 Echo 2 3 4 Teachers And 2 Star Reporter 3 4 Jr Sr Ball 3 4 Dramatlcs Club 3 4 Competutlve Assembl 3 4 WALTER WILLSON Sr Pllay Icom1 Jr Sr Ball 4 Intramurals I 2 3 4 Competitive Assembly 3 RICHARD ZIEGLER Spencer rt Soccer 2 Key Club 2 3 4 Sophomore mzens up ward Intramurals 3 4 Sr Play IStage Man1 Jr Class Pres J Sr Ball 3 4 Echo 3 4 Prolectlon Club 3 Pres 41 Hall Momtors 3 Wrestlang I 2 Star Reporter 4 Panorama 2 3 4 Competltlve Assembly 2 3 4 F F A S rts and Speakmg Contest F F A IPres 31 IReporter 4 County Sec 31 State F F A Chorus 2 3 4 4H I 2 3 4 IPres and Vlce Pres and Treas of the County Councul1 Western Dlstnct Council IPres 41 State Delegate 4 Mnxecl Chorus 2 3 . , - 3 ' 1 1 II 'I I - I I I -' ' - - , - , , l ' -, . - . ,.. 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'1 ' school pals WH Wmrrwmww W1sh you were here You te xn the Army now You re not behind the plow BOYS' yn the Pol put somemm She accomplishes more in a half day than most of us can. fqwy, ilu' ff IFB Best of luck m your future Shoujd In class! hafd work S0 1 our own Ln Loch out, -world! What a smile! Bev 5 Coming! 34 1 Z lv,, f f x, A in , 'xlglx X xv ,NX X X. . .X X . i', -X 51 ' X- x -- 1 if X Q. L Fi Seated: Smith, Herner, Mrs. Brand- aur. Standing: Jones, Hammar, Strassner, Mr. Fodoryshyn, Lowe, Holbrook. QIEN Seated: Belcher, Ciranni, Mr. Jor- dan, Miss Verbridge. Standing: Dantz, Hawkins, Mytych, Stettner, LaCroiz, Linder. y ! P' X. l freshmen Standing: Mr. Betlem, Mr. Farns- worth. Seated: DeRider, Mrs. Kraai, Romball, Glogowski. 36 class of 1956 Front Row Robrnson Lmder Bence Lodder M L Hawkrns Huff Hall Spencer Mason Ingersoll A Whrte Hager Stertner Row2 Kennedy Puffer I Swrgert Grllette Malak Statt Hutton H Davtson Locher B Whxte Thompson Nurjens Dantz DeMar1a Row3 Hrll J Stone Foos Beaman Morgenberger Schum Al len Emerson Cosgrove Whrtaker Belcher JamesSw1gert Schwarz Keberle Stromqurst Row4 Crrannr La J Porter Gaffreld :Ia s s o I 1 9 5 1 Front Row A Hammar Hennessy C Jones Whrtman Mrller Lewrs Patterson C Hodges Sregfrted B Smrth Krrby Row Jester Vmderbeck Mantel Ross Barron Przybycren Rathbun Hoefen M Mason Covrngton Egan Wrllrams Clrff Spazrano Row3 House Spade Schaeffer Waters DeLorenzo D Preston Lowe Kaddrs A Davrson R Hodges Prevost Brower Waldock Wernberg S Spencer 37 Crolx, Adduci, DePaul,'Sweet, Parker, Atwrood, Hotchkiss., Daley, Crotts, A.Davison, Wiavnt, Mullins, D. Preston, class of 1951 Front Row Materne N Smtth Delfs Kenyon Wyland Colby Strassner Patton Montalbrne JCharles Thur ston Neubauer Second Row Hendncks Vandertang Trrpp Blum l-lelfrtch Hendnckson Fellows Wrtde Her ner Koetz Bence Payne Sperandxo Thrrd Row Wrlle Boughton DeRoller Ozmrnkoskr Lacey Leugemors Dargnault Hoag Clark Allardlce Mlynarczyk Warner Schott Walsh class of 1958 Row2 Rersrnger Smrth Hrll Fowler Ayotte Lane Brower Buhler Romball Keberle DeLorenzo Maca Fee Cmthank Row3 Koneskr Knoll Wehner Gramby Prllron Srmmons R Allen Lockwood Kenyon Schuth Thurley C Wranr Evans Row4 Parker PCharles McNomd.ra Knaak MaDonald Gray A Haw krns Henchen Green Mclntyre Rodas Constanzr Knapp Harrtngton N Doran 38 Front Row: Graff, J. Kane, Schoeps, Spears, Geisler, Thompson, Phillips, Eckler, H.Kane, Bowden, Schum. class of 1958 Front Row Brown L Glogowskr Spencer T Hennessy DeAoun Robinson P Glogowslu Gaylord Stone Gates Cody Second Row DeHol1ander D Hofer Mullaly L Hofer Slne Dutcher Smlth M Walker Stroh Poole DeR1der Johnson Tongue Thtrd Row Hamrlton Walker Bartosxewrcz Dorrunrck L Smtth Lenhart DeLorme Reynolds Russell Johnson Dean Masters Gardner Fourth Row Jackhng Branch Etsenhauer Beale R Hen nesy Mesolella Rapp Colhns Colby Werghxll DeBeer Deane Gramer Front Row JBrod1e D Hebblethwatte E Koetz Dobbs Henchen Daly S Brown Contryman Row2 GBrown JHuff Krng N Hall IG1l1ette Bachers Gearlng 1He1n1e1n S Hxrsch Hrlls Row3 G Colby Curran D Brown Bopp D Doran Groell Drdr lacovangelo Brrckenndge M Gray Fraxze Row4 Bassett Caton L Brown Elschker JDelfs Carney C Brown Fowler Howard Elston Gay R Hager 39 Q L l...,,.,r .959 L iunior high officers Front Row Davenport Foland Mr Panantes Caton Huff Wxlle Back Row Gotts Fralze Marcus Mlss Snyder Mxss Smrth Mr Ingraham class of 1959 Front Row Lane Knowles Jones Warthmen Rouse Patuson Snner Robmson JNewbauer Scott Row2 Jackson McGumn Peck Mxller Webster Toates Weber McCoy Muszak Rohr Row3 Rathbun Jensen Lyons Schwarz Whalen C Wxant Wass D VanGee RMacDona1d IMason Stromqulst Row4 T New bauer Meyn Spazrano Persrung Norwood Stephenson Ray McDonald Treat Mowers Sherman Pond W111e Townsend I VanGee 40 class of 1960 -1 'SY Front Row DuBo1s Prlce Castre Bulavxnetz M He1nle1n Baud Tongue Row2 Maher Klem Osborne Gosnell Marcus Underwood Beaman Clovxs Page Foland Row3 Guck D Colby D Brower Hotchkxss Charles Mulhns Ventress Krug Ascroft RI-lull Denthnger Row4 Carr T Smxlh B Hutton Hutchrns C Wxlson Foreman Km Putney Zarpenune V Hotchkrss class of 196 0 Front Row JBrown Stoneham Sykes IHendrrcks Tubbs Berrxdge B Brown Weber Row2 Wxrtman Fack ler S Bulavmerz T Flagg Wrlder JHuff Prlor JGotts L Suner Row3 R Davenport Reedy T Brower Dxederlch D Gay F Shell L Plerce M Clark Roth G Lewls G Lunr Row4 W Holbrook Sme V1l1e K Hawks R Fowler Reese R Thomas Welch L Lockwood C Mrller S Sme Nearxng 4l work and fun pw As ll ao' R l Chug a lug! in Ya don I say! HQ' Dlg for the oyster dxve for the clam! .i Wont of wisdom 4' C1e0P'U' I-ind3'Y Nuclear, im't il? 42 r A 1 f 1 f I V I : I If If I 1 I ll I. , V ' I 1 X l I ,l if, .ix I If ff I 1 I A X 1 jf' I, Q' I ' l' ,V , 'fl f, 'll I ' . 1 I 4 I 1 -, 1 -,1-I, , . I 5 ' I' ,fl , 1 1 if I if 'fitf -'1' '7 H 91 fr' '. Am' 1, 1 , ' A 5 - X X' ' '?'g f M7 ff' 34: VV' ' ' fl ' 5 f f I ,F Yfw I ,, , ' ' ' ' l lt, 1 -' 1, Q 1.-I7 I 1, , f It x 1 iff 'Ll QV A L f' 41.,Ly4,,, , f rf 1 , ff, 'Z , f I X A' fl' J 'fr X ffl ff 'f gf: I ff! f f , EAW ff X4 Seated: Mr. Jordan, Sleight, Shepler, Allen. Row 2: Foland, Dantz, M.L.Brower, Stxoh, Strassner, Huff, D.Stone. Row 3: Mytych, Holbrook Fanning, DeLorme, Mlynarczyk. Absent: Gardner, Spencer. ' siucleni council HE main goal of the Student Council this year was to gain more power and prestige as a representative of the stu- dents. Much of its work was experimental and most of the projects and accomplishments were aimed at reaching this goal. It is hoped that through its work the Student Council will be the unifying influence of the school. Included in the Student Council projects were the scheduling of eighth period activities so that there would be as little conflict as possible, the allocation of dates for outside activities, and the general improvement of school spirit. The biggest proiect of the year was STUDENTS' DAY. The Seniors planned for and taught classes, thus learning some of the problems of the faculty. This serious part of STUDENTS' DAY was followed by a student-faculty sport event and a school dance. In general the STUDENTS' DAY was an enioyable and successful one. Another iob of the Student Council was the receiving and handling of suggestions for improvement. Here is one of the suggestions received and how it was answered. Suggestion: We would like to have dancing after the basketball games. Answer: The Student Council discussed this problem and asked the administration for aid in solving it. lt was found that dances could be held if they were sponsored by a responsible organization and if some regu- lations were followed. The Council decided that they would sponsor the dances if there was sufficient interest among the students. The students were asked if they were interested in Ech a dance, and when it was found that o great many students were not, the Council dropped this plan. President ...... . . Roger Sleight Vice President. ........ Paul Allen Secretary-Treasurer. . . . Beverly Shepler 44 J. ,....-J. Allan Belcher, Ruth Emerson national honor society HARACTER, scholarship, lea- dership, and service are the four points on which a prospective member of the National Honor Society is iudged. To be a member of the National Honor Society is a very great honor. However, the members this year have endeavored to make it not only an honorary organization but also a service organization. Each quarter, they compile the Honor Roll of the high school and junior high. flag guardians WO Flag Guardians are chosen each year from the Junior Class. Ruth Emer- son and Allan Belcher were selected this year. They were chosen on the basis of their scholarship and their citizenship. To be a Flag Guardian is not only a great honor, but a responsibility. Each day Allan must raise and lower the flag, and both guardians must lead the Pledge of Allegiance in assemblies. Seated: Miss Kenefick, Hawkins, M.L. Brower. Standing: Alongi, Srroh. Lindsay, Ch.Iones. Absent: Eleanor Benedict. 45 EMEMBER the class picture is at 10:10 today. What can we write under her picture? Get your yearbook money inl ? These cries are heard offand on all through- out the school year. To the students at S.C.S. they mean that the fl- rcl is being made ready for the printers. Through the efforts of an ever-faithful staff, the Panorama has consistently been a credit to the students of S.C.S. From Row Lmdsay Stroh Mrs Brandaur Mr Farnsworth Row2 Nrghtengale Robtnson In gersoll M L Brower JStane Campbell Absent MlssPfe1ffer Front Row Wrlllams Dantz Spears Ch Jones Graff Nlghtengale Johnson Stroh Frank Sherman Malak Thompson Car Jones l-lammar Kirby Stone Row2 Lewls Mantel Statt Stettner White Rathbun Romball Kenyon House Lmder Barron Thurston Parker Lodder Neu bauer Russell Mytych Vanderbeck Row3 M Hawkms Cosgrove P Bence Tnpp Helfnch Emerson DePaul Schum Slelght Atwood Mly narczyk Beaman Fellows Stone Koetz M Schwarz Benedlct Campbell Row4 Robxnson Lewu Leavy Peters Delfs Payne Murray M11 ler E Schwarz Llndsay Brower Whitaker Montalbme M L Hawluns Costanzl Freeman Alongr R Bence Ingersoll 46 I officers ,-1 EPORTERS, typists, mechanics, and salesmen keep the E-QQ, our school paper,ticking. The Echo is issued every other week. This year its style has been changed to include three columns per page, and pictures have been added to each issue. R40 ,HF , Seated: Hawkins, M.L.Brower, Alongi, Miss Verbridge, Miss Smith. Standing: Mayer, Ch. Jones, Kerwin, Bargo, Brodie, Hammar, Leavy, Grater, Faulkner, Gillman, Stroh, Freeman sv 9 From Row: Williams, Ch.Jones, M. Schum, Hebblethwalte, Sherman, Johnston, Car. Jones, Graff, Dantz, E.Jones. Row2: Waldock, Davison, Alongi, M.l.. Hawkins, Rovinson, Delfs, Barron, Lewis, Hill, Linder, Freeman, Stettner, Russell. Row 3: Knoll, Wiant, Fellows, Schum, Daig- nult, Lowe, Hotchkiss, Sleight, Mlynarczyk, Belcher, Wehner, Emerson, Cosgrove. Row-1: Helfrich, Brower, Payne, Lindsay, M.Hawkins, P. Bence, M.Schwarz, Koetz, Tripp, Benedict, Campbell, Monralbine, Murray, lngersoll, Weighill. 47 mixed ocieiie NEW music group at S. C. S. is the Mixed Octette. This is a special group that sings popular music. Front Row: Hutton, Freeman, Campbell. Row 2: Koetz, De Lorenzo, Prevost, Daignault. Absent: Malak. AT noon, three times a week, the band can be heard practicing diligently in the school auditorium. It's anyone's guess what they're practicing for. It might be for a concert or it might be for a contest. Front Row: Kenyon, Williams, Ch.Jones, Hennessy, Lockwood, Rohr, Gearing, Miller, B. Schwarz, Linder, Lewis, Smith, Mr. Robards, Lewis, ton, Mowers, Wyland, VanderTang, Schaeffer, Wrider, M. Schwarz, Holland, Frank, Wehner, Kirby, DeBeer, Bence, Brower, Graham, Hill, Daignault, Fanning, McGowan, Hoag, Smith, Sleight, Atwood, Lacey, Fellows, Masters, Brower, P. Bence, M.Hawkins, A.Hawkins, M. Gray, 48 ll0Cl'ell'e HE Noctette is a special group com- posed of nine girls. These girls are selected on a tryout basis and they sing for both community and school affairs. Searedg Freeman, Doran, Hutton. Standing: Camp- bell, Alongi, Shepler, Stroh, Stetmer, I msd band HIS year, under the direction of Mr. Robards, the band played two concerts, went to the New Yorlc State School Music contest, and earned enough money to travel to Cornwall, Canada to play a concert. We not only have a fine concert band but a traveling band as welll Swigerr, Macafee, Webster, Dobbs, Dantz, Muszak, C.Jones, Knoll, D.Herner. Row 2: Nightengale, T. Brower, Mantel, Beuller, Tongue, Ca- Strassner, Suoh, Davison, White, Rathbun. Row 3: S. Brower, Payne, S. Gray, Lindsey, Benedict, Koetz, Smith, Stromquist, Lockwood, Prevost, Leavy, Spencer. 49 X . . ., dance hand USIC of any kindI is the mot- to of the Moon Lighters, S. C. S. 's dance band. This group plays polkas, waltzes, mambos, foxtrots- iust anything, for evening dances at school. It is an entirely self-sup- porting organization, buying its mu- sic with the money earned from the dances. Everyone agrees, it is a real gone combol Front Row: Dobbs, Dantz, Mr. Robards, Wyland, Hill, Caton, Atwood, Linder. Row 2: Prevost Stroh, Sleight, Schaffer, Lockwood, Miller, Tongue. Row 3: Strasaner. iunior high mixed chorus IN the seventh and eighth grade mixed chorus the students prepared for high school chorus work. Any junior high pupil may join. This year the membership talied fifty boys and girls. Front Row: Prior, Osborne, Scott, Klem, 1, Huff, Whitman. S.Bu1avi.netz, Marcus, Berridge, Page, Stoneham. Row 2: S. Sine, Lockwood, Near- ing, Hoffman, Townsend, Sherman, Howard, Pond, Ville. Hutchins, Foreman, King, Pershing, Zarpentine, Birmingham. Row 3: Reese, Webster, Pattison, Fowler, Rathbun, Ia. Huff, Hirsch, Spaziano, Brower, Camey, Willc, Heinlein, Henchen, Delfs, L.Weber. Raw 4: Groell, K. Gay, Baird, Beaman, Rouse, Muszak, Wilder, P.Bu1avinetz, Tucker, Price, Underwood, V. Sine, Miller, Tongue. Raw 5: Gillette, Stephenson, Brower, Van Gee, Krog, Treat, Charles, Roth, Thomas, Colby, Fraize, Gray, M. Schwarz, Curran, Whalen. 50 boys' chorus HAT could be finer than to ...hear some good male voices boom away ata song? The student body has enioyed this chor- us of high school boys at Thanks- giving and Christmas assemblies this year. Accompanist: Linder. Front Row: Spencer, Sine, Koetz, Cody, Fellows, Collard, Johnston, Hen- nessy. Row 2: Beaman, Moden, DeLorenzo, Lacey, Daley, Daignault, Prevosl, Russell, Waldock. senior high mixed chorus GOOD music is almost always inevitable when the voices of the opposite sexes mingle. The Mixed Chorus consists of fifty-five musical voices blending to form enioyable effects. S ,,-Aw' A ng .. From Row: Locher. Hutton, Puffer, Gillette, Lewis, Johnston, Spencer, Cody, Spears, DeMaxia, Williams, C.Jones, Kirby. Row 2: Alongl, Leavy, Ross, Mclmyre, Banon, Mantel, Vanderbeck, Neubauer, Spencer, Thurston, Graham, Rathbim, Doran, Row 3: I.Wiant, Shepler, Stroh, Campbell, Wride, Tripp, Gaffleld, Schwarz, M.L.Hawkins, Freeman, Moutalbine, Delfs, Kenyon, Stetmer. Row 4: Daignaull, Lacey, Decker, Prevost, De- Lorenzo, Fellows, Collard, Koetz, Russell, Beaman, Waldock, Sine. 51 From Row: Hutton. Row 2: Prevost, DeLorenzo, Daignault, Koetz. boys' quariei NEWLY organized group this year, the Boys' Quor- ret sings all kinds of music-- barbershop, serious, and popular girls' chorus GIRLS' Chorus is open to any and all high school girls. Three and four partarrangements are used and the chorus takes part in the County Music Festivals. S ,fm 1. Front Row: Kirby, Schum, Ja. Boden, Doran, Brown, I. Boden, Spears. Row 2: Thurston, McDonald, Alongi, Tripp, M.L.Hawkins, Robinson Delfs, Hoefen. Row 3: Neubauer, Stetmer, Rodas, Barron, Gaffield, Mclmyre, N.Doran, Vanderbeck, Knapp. Row 4: Freeman, Rapp, Camp bell, Such, J.Wiant, Knoll, Weighill, Momalbine, Foos. 52 l 1' - an G' 3 2 Q, J. a A 5 I I ' Q 'Xx ,. lx ' 1 ' . I '5'f5'5'5'5'5 Y 'hvfmr A QW-,'f' Makati a.'f 35 M: gr, R Y' Q3 ,Aj ff f ' Y: 4-ini? 1 3 V' I' a NX fx X 4-f' f 4-1 , Lirg., f A , 1 fm A Q' fig ' I J, I WAP ah ,rg D 1 -1 3 N S X fx' Nm A , ,I . A no ,411--W-sf.,-1 - ,P 1 fr W ff ,, we H ,AN ' J' in M5 1' 'W- N v-'KX .4 X, , 4 . 'Fin Front Row: Ch.Iones, Gillette. Row 2: Hoefen, Leavy, Nightengale, Alongi, Cosgrove, Stettner, Davi- son. Row 3: Mrs. Hotham, Payne, Spencer, Peters, Swisher, Robinson, M.L.Hawkins,Char1es, Waldock, vclrsily club HE Varsity Club has been one of the outstanding service or- ganizations in the school. Last year they sponsored a circus. The Varsity Club purchased the shrub- bery for landscaping of the front lawn of the school. To become a member of the Varsity Club is an honor every boy interested in ath- letics hopes for. It is obtaining a sports letter, as a manager or varsity player, that a boy may be- come a member. library club IBRARY Club members have to have varied talents, for in this service organization, a member may be asked to dust books, decorate the library win- dows, or even bake a cake for a party. With Mrs. Hoth- am as advisor, and Joseph- ine Alongi as President, the Library Club was very active this year--dusting, decora- ting, having parties and spending a weekend at Letch worth State Park. From Row: Bennett, Spaziano, Kirby, Swigen, Allyn, Walsh, Schaeffer. Row 2: Schum, D. Preston McGowan, Kenyon, G. Preston, Warner, Belcher, Mr. Schum. 54 leaders club ALF timel yells the Leaders' Club referee. Refereeing at girls' and ele- mentary school intramural games is one activity of our athletic girls. They also check coats at basketball games and help plan sched- ules for girls' play days. Front Row: Kirby, Cook, Nightengale, Start, Turner, Gillette, Mrs. Spitz, Swigert, A. Hammar, De- Maria. Row 2: Mason, Mytych, Smith, M.l-lammar, Przybycien, House, Stettner, Waldock, Ladder, Locher, B. White. Row 3: A.White, Davison, Alongi, M. Brower, Tripp, Johnston, Wiant, Emerson, Payne, M.L.Hawkins, Covington, Hutton. From Row: Mcbowan, Mr. Panarites. Row 2: Countryman, Fowler, Meyn, Hills, McDonald, Brown, Mix, Spencer. Row 3: Koetz, T. Koetz, Colby, Cubin, Payne, Davison, Knowles, Row 4: White, Frank, Keberle, Groell. Pugh, L. Smith, Emerson, Lewis, Sine, 55 kumera klub HE flashing of bulbs and the clicking of shutters were a common occurrence this year as the shutterbugs ofthe school formed the Kamera Klub . Many hours were spent taking, developing, and printing pictures as the mem- bers learned the problems of taking prize winning photos. Be careful of what you do for it may be record ed by a shutterbug. Mr. Betlem, M.l-lawkins, M.Brawer, Robinson, Daignault, Foos, Wiant, Lowe, Barron, Lewis, Campbell, Tripp, Payne, Cosgrove, Williams, Beaman, C. Jones. radio club iNCE the Radio Club has many new members, they studied theory for the first part of the year. After the background was learned they repaired radios. dramatic club RIES of Lights, Camera, Ac- tion could be heard when the Dramatics Club, under the direction of Mr. Betlem, presented their first plan Mooncalf Mugford. We hope this new organization will present many more plays for the student body to participate in and enioy. Seated: Evans, Gaylord, Miller, P. Glogowski, Whitman, Mr. Sisson. Standing: Keberle, Cubin, Payne, Schuth, Stroh. Key club HE Key Club is a boys' service organization which has recently become more active. Its members are elected during or after their Sophomore year. This year it has helped to eliminate the congestion in assemblies by assisting the students to and from assemblies. A week-end at Monticello highlighted their year's social activities. Seated: Hall, Belcher, Schum. LaCroix, Mr. Farnsworth, Mason. Standing: Sn-assner, Ciranni, J.Porter, Lowe, G. Preston, G.Mi1ler, Turner, Ingersoll. Front Raw: R.Bence, Foos, Robinson, Thomas, Locher. Row 2: Puffer, Hoefen, K. Kenyon, Mlynarczyk, Ross, Hennessy. 57 teachers aids HELPING hand is giv- en to grade school teachers by the willing mem- bers of the Teachers'Aids. The students donate their noon hours to help in the ele- mentary school. health committee VERYTHING from alcoholism to TB is discussed in Jr. Health Com- mittee meeting. Mary Hawkins and Bob Kenyon re- presented S. C. S. at meetings at the Health Association. Each school in the county is represented. It is the duty of the students to take back to their schools information concerning different phases of health. M. Hawkins, R. Kenyon, Miss Kenefick, Mrs. Corbitt. 3' Bennett, Decker, Daignault, Hotchkiss. Ab- sent: DeLorme. KETCHING trips, painting, and craft programs keep the members of the newly organized Art Club busy. The group is composed of junior high girls who have an avid interest in art X- Cv Si speaking COll'l'eS'l' ON Bennett, Bonnie Decker, Er- nie DeLorme, and Pat Hotchkiss vied for first place and honorable men- tion in the Boys' Speaking Contest. Don gave a speech of Patrick Henry's5 Ronnie delivered Mark Antony's ora- tion at Coesar's funeral from Shakes- pearep Ernie delivered Dollar Chasers and Pat gave The Deathbed of.a Traitor. All the speeches were pre- sented exceptionally well. Don Bennett was awarded first prize, Ronnie Decker received hon- Xl t orable mention. 1 l 'S 9 1 .X M, z 5 .,..-Q.. G, if i D 'F ' 4-3? fy 'f 5 1 gn . ffff . - , N fy ' ut, we A , 'M 1 . 40+ ,P . i XA, ., VAT 5 1 ' Eh? y X. kv' , 1 v X ,A 3 I . . X . .-J, Q., . 1 W LV yn-I V Y-EAN Mig., ,ftix 'V - 'H .JJ Q. gif' My ag W. 034 1' N 6 5 Q , YQ 4 X ff ka ia! s ' V. -1' Q' X X Ei 5, 5 , fl 5 vm -A N s vi' ,g.Wr wiww af 1 .- ,. J' jig -PMT' ,wwf - -,Lax 4- , W. , N,,,., 1 '5f 9 v A- Q- L: ,Qwe- up-.-:Q rw.-M . - f' .. 5 1 . , 1 dm' ,cx W 5 M' A ww 4 , V x X RJWLK -. . Q im- ,. ,. !,': gg, -. ' -. u , ,gr .g..g, ip a vu -my wifi.. I . E--,-,.... , sports i I iunior varsity basketball HE boys on the J. V. team are usually Sophomores and Fresh- men who hope through their exper- ience on the J. V. 's to make the Varsity later on. Fundamentals such as passing, dribbling, and ball handling are stressed by Coach Char- cholla. This years' team tried to better last years' record of nine won- eight lost. Front Row: Gardner, Hall Strassner, Brower, VanderTang, Zarpentine, Hamilton, Granby, Warner, Holbrook, DeLorrne, Radford, Simmons, Lowe, Hodges, Kaddis, Coach Charcholla. lrondequoit John Marshall Pittsford Brighton Churchville Hilton Brighton Brockport Wheatland Chili Rush Henrietta Pittsford Churchville Hilton Brockport Wheatland-Chili Irondequoit Rush-Henrietta varsity basketball We The y 6l 39 38 54 38 63 37 48 49 50 44 54 47 46 38 44 59 52 47 50 37 38 37 2 l 48 48 7l 76 57 64 73 57 5 I HE main aims of our Varsity Basketball team are to develop a sense of leader- ship, team play, co-ordination in mind and body, ability to think rapidly, and co-operation. The effort and spirit that this years' Rangers put into the sport made every game enioyable to watch. Front Row: P. Allen, Sleight, Kenyon, C,Al1yn, Schum, Hall, Kirby, Belcher, Porter, LaCroix, Preston, Davison. Back Row: Mason, Coach Fedoryshyn, 62 c een-leaders EADING our cheers at the bas- ketball games are two groups of six girls each who comprise our Var- sity and J. V. cheerleading squads. These girls are chosen for their pep, posture, appearance, movements, jump, and voice. Sharon Kirby was this year's captain of the J. V. 's and Mildred Hammar was the captain of the Varsity squad. From Row: Hill, Hawkins, Hutton, Hammar, Statt, Brodie. Back Row: Kirby, Delfs, Har- rington, Monralbine, Charles, Smith. HIS year's team ended the season with an overall record 7 wins, 3 losses and one tie. This included a 4 won, I loss, and l tie overleague record which placed the Rangers second to Brighton. The high-point of the season was the tie with Brighton. Spencerport was awarded 4 places on the All-County team. Forward A. Belcher Wing D. Kirby, Halfbock T. Schum, and Fullback K. Slobbe were honored. I Front Row: Mlynarczyk, Poole, Hennessy, Hall, Egan, Schaeffer, Gurnsey, Wyland, Brower, Evans. Row 2: Coach Schum, Kirby, Ciranni, Mil- ler, Maier, Finn, Ozminkoskl, Blum, Walsh, Swigert, Schum, Coach Charcholla. Row 31 Lacey, Holbrook, Preston, Hodges, P. Allen, R. Allen Davison, Sweet, Lowe, Collins, Radford, Wamer, Belcher. 63 l From Row: Spaziano, Lacey, Stone. Row 2: Spade, Schaeffer, Gardner, DeLorenzo, Gotts, Daignault, Adducci, Walsh, Egan. Coach Bernabi. Row 3: Johnston, Newlyn, Keberle, Evans, Lockwood, Famring, Hendrickson, Branch, Smith, Wittman, Robinson. ,wrestling RESTLING was first introduced in I949 by Coach Leo Bernabi. This year's squad was formed around a nucleus of three returning lettermen-Louis Adduci, Captain, David Spaziano and Roger Walsh. Wrestling is a sport that emphasizes co-operation, fair play and good sportsmanship. IKE to be on the bottom of this? Here wrestler Dave Egan applies his favorite hold, the cradle, to Dave Spaziano. HE most exciting part of a wrestling match is a pin or near pin. Ronnie Lockwood, on top, is applying o half-nelson in hopes of pinning Gordon Gotts. mr .N iunior varsity baseball .V. baseball is used primarily to teach freshmen and iunior high boys the fundamentals of baseball. Last year our young boys compiled a I0 won 4 loss record under the very capable direction of Coach Charcholla. Front ROW: Brodie, Caton, Davenport, Spade, Zarpentine, Herner, Strassner, Spazrano Row 2: Henchen, Holbrook, Belcher, Coach Charcholla, Decker, Mlynarczyk, Crrannr varsily baseball HE Rangers finished the season with a nine win, eight loss record, good enough for third place in the league High points of the season were the two wins over lrondequoit, the six-run last inning to beat Brighton, and the thrilling but losing game with Aquinas. Spencerport placed its Sophomore third baseman, Tim Schum on the All-County team. Gaining second team berths were Bob Kenyan, Bill Hiscoclc, and Art Ames. aus 1 x., wc., fS L 'o . i by I f I , Front Row: Bennett, Hodges, Coach Schum, Mytych, Allyn. Back Row: Kenyon, Preston, Allen, Ames, Hiscock, Schum, 65 Q f f 15 'YH Q 'vi .Q A V Q Q. . B Q. pf k 'I' 31 gf , -... ' - .iff - ' 6 fr- 4 - ,f QM 1 QK N ' Q .Lw'f f f 'Nags Q'-5 up Qi- V 'r - bg W- si 5 2, 1?v': 9Q 73' .5 'ws 5151 fgb 32 , I -,Na.- '- 1' W' fi- S ' P fr- .1 w air K, N3 :X V fx 1332s L ZH-'E iw 1 Q W, A m f ' ,ff 9' un: 7' 'UW Dir? 7 . '?1!1s. -' Q'4 . , m V 1, AW,,: w:.,.Qi.-'5K39'k:, A V d 4 '4 5 ' . H-QC f Q' . ' Y' 1 ,, ' gf V it s 1 .4 -133, A Q Luigi A M 1 J 9 fn s4?,x. 1 as F ,lik 'gg ' . 7 ay , .f A . ,F k lLh h 5' is 'Q' Sga , get x' I X . ' i t ., .-, 1,4 K . 5, ah lx .f f :f ix ,QP Wg X : V f ,M . I llxxnglg-e Y 4 M Q ' ff' TX K fs' , A ,Q f l- , 5 VL as ff , , I an V, , s Ya Y 1-elf ' ' 1 ci S xg'-I li. -.. t'. V -in :lr TARTING in September all girls interested in soc- cer form in class teams and valicntly kick it out one with another. Front Row: J.Bowden. J. Kane, Onthank, H.Kane, Joyce Bowden. Back Row: Parker, Ayotte, Costanzi, Wiant, Mclntyre, DeLorenzo, Lane. Kirby, Stettner 68 LL girls through high school, interested in ping pong, play one another individually. One half are eliminated each time until one becomes ping pong champ. A Hammar M Hammar Wetglull Davison volleyball LAYDAYS with other schools make up the high light of all gurls un terested in volleyball Teams are made up of any hugh school who likes vol leyball badminton ADMINTON starts in March as an individual tournament with all inter- ested girls staging elimina- tion contests with a grand winner for the finales. Front Row Smith DeMar1a Statt Swxgert Dantz Kirby Back Row Gillette Delfs Johnston Wxant Tnpp Lodder Mason 69 basketball ASKETBALL, following soccer, has twelve teams that play off each other until the champion team is an- nounced There are usually at least two playdays during the season Front Row Payne Stettner Nrghtengale Back Row Murray Benedrct Alongi Shepler softball OFTBALL comes wrth the sprung as class teams com playday frmshes up the season Brower Alongl Jones Waldock Payne Mrs Sprtz Absent Benedrct Hawkms Walker Shepler 70 pete with one another. A advertise , ' O . , . -. Y I ' , i 1 4 X ,N , E4 x 'ii 3 f!l NAV Ifgl u -, .rx 4Wff,w r pss4.Wxx, Z1 l f Af, 'M 1, 1'gfa?'7iQ4 f+ , ff, ff':'F N ' ' 11' ,1,T,- YQ. 1-lf,,.' .'Z.'f X. , ,' , 5 ,X A ' I 1f'X xE'wX XX Mi !! : xxgx'x ig-:?ZW' ! 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Mrs 8- Mrs Robert J Freeman Carl Grater George Hammar Howard T Hawknns Mnlbert Holland Wnlbur Kenyon Harry Kerwm James J Leavy Wllluam Lewus Kenneth McGowan Wulluam Meyer Edward Muller Wm E Moden Edward Murray 8 Mrs Jack J Nnghtengale 8 Mrs Wayland H Payne 8 Mrs Milton G Peters 8 Mrs H C Porter 8 Mrs Claude Preston 8 Mrs E J ugh 8 Mrs Theodore Russell 8- Mrs Harold Shepler 8 Mrs Roger W Sleught 8- Mrs Clarence Stroh 8 Mrs Al Turner 8 Mrs Charles Walker 8 Mrs Earl S Webster 8 Mrs Lawrence Wehner 8 Mrs Clarence M Zuegler BULLDOZERS C 821 E l mgrove Road POWER SHOVEL Excavatmg And Grade Contractor TRUCKS Rochesterll N Y Compl :ments RED BORNEMAN i 'OA mnlll J Rndgevnew Servuce Statnon 3948 R-dge Road W TEXACO PRODUCTS GROCERIES COES COZY MOTEL 9 Males West of Rochester on Route 104 Stan 8 Oluve Prop Spencerport 2 8377 5070 Rndge Road Spencerport New York Compl nments WALKER BROS FUNERAL SERVICE Compluments TOWNSEND JEWELERS Spencerport, N Y. Spencerport 8- Churchvnlle Lester C . 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' . of of f as: , C O - rt1 ' V jU,m mf. - lllll T of Compl :ments WISE A PHILLIPSI GREENES BUILDING 'E IINNIENIINCE SUPPLIES INC 209 Central Avenue Rochester New York SALES SERVICE 85 Unlon Street Spencerport l h Te ep one Ha 8360 Phone 2 6531 Dancing every Saturday nrte Rosas STATION NALIIKS INN SUNOCO PRODUCTS from 12 00 P M 9 00 P M Spencerport New York 2206 Buffalo Road Genesee 6626 J BASTIIXN BROS Rochester New York Designer 8- Producers of Exclusive Class Jewelry 5UPPLY Q0 INC 524 St Paul Street Rochester New York Y Announcements and Personal Cards Mr GeorgeD Klllrp Box 170 Rochester New York 73 of 4 1 31 W -, xl I I KW o of 3 I Try our delicious fish frys-served every Friday of , H N4 ' O . . -, - LU X , X -5 '-- - I - U ' . I v I - .- D X XJ CLEANERS 8. DYERS 8. LAUNDERERS 100 S Umon Street We operate our own plant Spencerport New York Phone 2 4581 WESMGRE DRY CLEANERS 348 Crestwood Blvd Cor of Buffalo Road Glen 8569 Free puck up and dellvery JMS HOTS HAMBURGS BAR B-Q 376 South Umon Street Spencerport New York DONALD A FOWLLR INSURANCE New and Used Parts Cars Bought for Dlsmantlung 26 Slayton Avenue 180 Allen Street Rochester New York ALLEN AUTO PARTS Phone Spencerport 2 8831 ? 'H 1:51 'IK 'ANR .1 'li XR' 'RO A V .1 if 5 41 'Il 'L---nu To ro S n mpl uc n ty Garden Power Tractors Mowers RICHARD L COE 5057 Ridge Road E Spencerport New York Phone 2 8370 Compluments P gs 'C'.?? QX 5, ' 4' K ui fl HOT DOGS Compl :ments ACKERMAN5 Lyell Road Gates New York 4 K- fltl k- A HAMB URGS 74 XL A 'T N v 7 1' Z , ' f I 7 Q I ' U' 1 M - 75- , n 0 I., 't ull'.y 1 gg.:-,I .,ag. 3:-ff.-9 g.,.l,, if-... f f Q, X ,' ' u Q 1 52-.i'7f1ffki':-'-rf'-:S'-':'f Fwf-J 'fi O '-:E 3.5 '-I -'-A--'-.-JM f . w',l .f. ,I .Q I -v, A Ili.: ft- ng ,QL ffl: 'Q..: -gl, a:.. lj.:.fI' . ' '.'f-'lfx ff' 5 6241+ 5: 55+ ig Ag' 3' f' Vn?,1-,gl.2':A I 5 , f 7 A I j , I sl A ' ' 1 eff - 6 - , - . T I 5, . I SEL I X!! f A ax . ,Q f A . of Xl Q : N s f X - Nts- A A X ' 'L Aj . Q- E N- 5 , Hia I X QQ7 VL.-'gy ' 2 -..: I sAvEocsFoR VALUABLE Mefchonawe atNO COST M T T H A R T S l205 Spencerport Road 0595729 Spencerport Marvun E ldman MGR Qualuty Mull: Full Lune of Grocernes P' , W Ho G F t Y' FO O DS T O RE f-T5 Ve'333b'33' S 'A' Reasonable Pnces Branch Offuce Spen 2 8524 Il8 Coleman Ave Ba 8l50 Spencerport N Y Real Estate of all lands Resldentlal Cnty 8- Suburban Farm Local Representative Of JOHNT NOTHNAGLE INC Gallery of Homes Compl :ments sf' ' Ze DANNY S DRIVE IN fi SERVING THE BEST IN FOOD R .gi 1345 Buffalo Rodd 1 tg x ' is-Rf' 'fl En PlSI-IER BROTHERS Rudge Farms Grade A Pasteuruzed Mull: and Cream With the New Hlnged Alumc Seal X Homogenlzed Mull: lVltamln D Addedl Produced on our Farm Chocolate Mull: Buttermrllc Orange Drunk , , . For Servuce Phone 1 Morton, 2 4542 Donald, 2-8850 I 0 1 p l N-'S 1 75 INC. N I I 1 ! E . . Z.. f . 'NX if I , ., -' f 0 - . I 5 V' G ,ga , I I Vi: gl X A TH' K . . ,. ' ' 3' ' et O0 ai.. ' ' , L- I ' I I of U COMPLIMENTS EVERY THING FOR YOUR BUILDING NEEDS HIGBIE FARM SUPPIES INC 3440 Umon Street Chrlu N Y SPENCERPORT LUMBER C O TEL SPENCERPORT 3 4264 GEN 7694w MACHINERY X PHONE 2 4742 Compl uments PERSHING S Tnres Accessorues Batteries 162 South Umon St Soencerport I-IELFRICH GROCERY 36 Slayton Ave 183 Lyell Avenue Phone Spencerport 2 8801 Phone 2 2281 Compl :ments I-IELENS BEAUTY SHOP HOME DECORATING MATERIALS 53 State Street 289 Joseph Avenue Rochester, New York LOBENE 8 HAYESINC X 6, s Q gif 24 HOUR OIL BURNER SERVICE PLUMBING KLEEN HEET OIL BURNERS HEATING 188 North Street Rochester 4 N Y HAMILTON 6244 HAMILTON 9831 GENERAL CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER New Houses Remodelnng of all Kands ERNEST HOUSE 35 Koldayne Ave Rochester 6, N. Y Authorized F H. A Builder For House Loans 76 , -, - . 4 u CTT ' ' --i- KIA? -117- 1 of SERVICE of Y- XX ' f' ly , fu? wi 53? S - - - U , . . S K I N - . Q IN THJS YEARBOCDK VARDEN STUDIOS SCHOOL DIVISION Specmhsts IH modern yearbook photography 28 SO UNION ST ROCHESTER 7 N Y BA 0720 77 IPIIITOIXI III IIINQ FIND WQIQII-IOIISE CO IIXIC I-IIIIOIXI IIIQWOQI4 3 CIIIII IJJIIVIQIIQ BIIIIDIIIG SIOPIJIGIZ II GIMORIDIII VICE PRES IIIXID IIIIIIIIIIQEQ COIII QIOIQIIIQI RALPH ROBINSON PHARMACY WORK SPENCERPORT com. FEE D I08Ly IIA wld N Y ns M458 5570Rdg R w SCSZASJZEWS WEEGAR S RED at WHITE GEWNG THE SPENCERPORT COMPLETE LINE GAS O 5393RcI:,R5I W H P LENHARD W' M05 SI SON S INC MEMS GROCERIES 9 FROZEN FOODS 1 1326 LYELL AVE MT READ E' Md, VEGETABLES N 1546 Ly n N a 4373 AUSTIN Ss FOSIVIIRE GENERAL INSURANCE 885 UNION ST SPENCERPORT N Y Ph 22751 9 25392 79 7 c pl f Complete Collison P unting I e ve. . Rochester, . . 9 ' Glenwoo . I e ood est Compliments ' of IN IL i e . . Qi. Spencer rt I5-J I 3' f fha 7 A n -1 Y 'fi ' 1 , 8.5.2 . yt , LN., Plumbin , Heating 0 .I' X' r G . cor. , 'Q 4 R chester 6, . Y. - 1 I 6 Ave. Roch. 6, . WQQ o. E . ROVVLEY CI-IEVROLE T INC CHEVROLET SALES 8. SERVICE CARMENS SHOE STORE INFANT S 8. CHILDREN S SHOES P 2292 Ly u A G 7024 R COMPLIME NTS SPENCERPORT STORE UD A MILLION FOR YOUR CO OPERATION I COMPLIMENTS WELCOME RAN MOTEL RESTAURANT C MORGAN DAIR C, RRI? X I IHS wPy,,L Y RUBY S CI: N SPORTING GOODS STORE ATHLETIC JACKET AND AWARD SWEATERS 0 I 80 .J xl f Q I 7 I9 Twff . f ,J Spencerport, NewY k ., , OF H n , , ' K R bIy ' a S1 And lc' len. e - . f 3 D Compliments OF H of 41+ V P5 'IIJIIN J - I VAWETY IfWWL ,- f' 2- 'Y I ' ...L I I .mb .Irina 4 ' M- 'I H -1 I 857 in onA s I' Jn dum AL Rochester Y. I v JL TERRAS AUSTINS DRUG STORE IIWNIIOWER gl PRESCRIPTIONSA LRELIASSLE 8' LPI ANAGEMENT U RRESCRIPTIONS d 9 New8-U Mo HncI8.P G Wh 23 Rdg yA UN DER New M 1364 Lyell A 3 MT READ LY H Sh pp 9 SPENCERPORT New voax I f X CERPORT ,,,,.i,,, tr:-: 1:.21IIIII nn PARIVIPI LO EABR S FASHION HIS BROCKPORT MIX CONCRIETE co. SERVICE READI IRIS E550 427 Spe bpo ' R0 d MONARCH SAND WASHED H n. N. Y. 2 2451 af. 383-M GI ood 4871 SP 1332 Ly IIA A A T Il MT READ Shopp g C BOVVERING BUILDERS 8. DEVELOPER OH hy GEN 2996 81 1 a Grin in Repair sed wers ower ' ' L ence . e ne - ... , 0 Pl 21 i ewa ve. ' Compliments C pl' g of f , , f wi ff 2 ' - X ' , Im , 4 1 5 ll I M I 'IAI ' X ..... l N , If you sew we have it 199 'ut ' A . Spencerport , A I. O. O. F. I0 , Q. Iv 1 4. I A g. . 7 E ff:-'EE I7 - ncer r c Rochester , N. Y. ' I enw 68 P'n II Rd. Spe I-Y I tlas ssociotion N W d fh SEE T G rdens I ff inc e . N L tt' g D FLOWER CHW'TRANSFER CORR CAMMON BROTHERS? 320 CENTRAL AVENUE 0 4'ilfZji?iff C 'T Q .1 Bi - Rocnesrea 5, N Y WM. H. ARCHER 491 Elmgrove Road Rochester 11, New York ALLIS-CHALMERS EQUIPMENT PURINA CHOWS Compl :ments BUFFALO RD FOOD MARKET 1386 Buffalo Rd McMlcheal Phone Gen 7381 Shoes for the enture famuly Futtung shoes requlres an Analysls of the Arch We specnaluze an fnthng and repamng shoes COMMUNITY BETTER SHOES Frank Tortorel I I Compl uments CRESTWOOD FRUIT STAND Open From630a to1100p 1370 Buffalo Rd TONY 8- CARRIE EXCAVATING CO INC SEPTIC TANK SYSTEMS o d To Rent Installed Rollers Cleaned Trainers Dutch Dlggnng Power Shovels Jeep A Trench Bull Dozers Arr Hammer Work mv w 'ME Lena G Zlelmsku 1026 Howard Rd Glen 6065 PAGE APPLIANCES WHERE SERVICE AND SAVING MEET HOME APPLIANCES RCA VICTOR T V 'Y lK2 Q' GROWING WITH SPENCERPORT T A SUPPERETTE Frred Fnsh Every Frnday POP BEER 2320 Lyell Ave Glenwood 0386 lSw BURRITT HOMESTEAD NURSING HOME A Clean Place To Recuperate HILTON 2006 1006 Halton Parma Center Rd HEATING AND PIPING VENTILATING 19 Q Qarber E Telephone 110 KING ROAD Genesee 6439 J North Chnl: P O CHURCHVILLE, N Y 82 B of ' ' SI K X . - K k 1 - PL?-. of ' - F4 sh I . . - . N ' Mens-okocsmes I .fn. I .mu . 1 E. . aff ll 4 a I ll - I. t ' C pllf Best of Luck To The ML. N I S 81 SON COLOWATER FROZEN C'-ASS OF '55' FOOO LOCKERS STEVE'S FORO SALES a ssnvucs 560C.d 15o1affuR a O-.ffl vclglglocd TREE TOP INN R h N Y NIAGARA CHEMICAL OIVISON FOOO MACHINERY AND CHEMICAL CORP FERRY S MIOOLERORT NEW YORK FOOD MARKET G l8LlA OE GULF SERVICE JOHN LISSOW QGQEN 8 SON TELEPHONE OO H po Rd N G 9N3Y 83 . f f R R, 'Y' 1 W l l Ox E x . ul lj li li. 1.1 F ' F' , Compliments of 1 7 Your R. .C. Store 00 l . p ' Compliments Compli Y of of COOK S Oil-Lubrication Accessories ' L 8- Spencer rt . l84 So. Union St. Rochester, . . Spencerport, .Y. len. 05 TIRES SPARK PLUGS ROAD SERVICE KEN S IJIEIINI IE SEINIEE 161 Umon SI' Hours7 a m T111 10 ROAD SERVICE BATTERIES CONDEN p m Spen 24701 SERS TIRES REPAIRED FUEL OIL KERO VOLKIVIAR OIL C0 BERGEN N Y OIL BURNERS TELEVISION BERGEN 52 115M ! 1 Compl uments DQIIQIIQOY ESI? DEWIII CIEIINERS I Locust 7331 .. 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Moreton Farm-Buffalo Rd. 4945 Ridge Rd' W' Span' N' Y' Spencerport 25206 - - LI5 1578 Spencerport Rd. i 5 Compliments xv tr of Enjoy G 5 SUNOCO GAS 1388 Buffalo Rd. Ice Cream 8. Pop 5014 Ridge Rd. W. Parma Corners, N. Y. and I.-I-wly Delicious.. Sausage Products onasmobale , I Ss . N 4. ' SaIes and Service HART TAYLOR IVIOTOHS INC. A , f :I FORD EVERY THING AUTOMOTIVE MERCURY SPENCERPORT, N. Y. GENERAL BAKING COMPANY BOND BREAD NOW MADE WITH UNBLEACHED FLOUR 5.-9? 239 9963? 392 NORTH ST ROCHESTER N Y Compl :ments EDGEWATER TAVE RN Cater to Your Weddnng Recephon Partues or Banquets Char 1621 Prop Vuc 8. Stan Malak Dancing Fr: 8- Sat all year round Compl :ments GRAY S BARBER SHOP 350 CRESTWOOD BLVD Cor of Buffalo Rd Compl :ments MAPLEWOUD OUCK UPHOLSTEHY SHOP BEAUTY SHOP Zi E 1955 SPenCerP0rt N Y RECOVERG REPAIR ,,, Phone span 28661 UPHOLSTERY FURNITURE Qi Q my Nl C M Estlmates Free Over200Samples 3900 Buffalo Rd Rochester II N Y Phone SPen 3 4552 528 Gmen Rd phone 2.6331 OLIVER NEW IDEA PAPEC 86 of WE -3 ' IW of xr, et! ? iv' . , . . of Ofl IX 59? , . . ,, It 74. - r,'X Als A: ' T140-v-' GllttRod Spe pot24311 INGEFZSOLL SUPPLY AND EQUIPMENT CORP K 4 PRODUCERS h d S G COMPLIMENTS Tl-lE OZZIES WW SCHAFFEP 5120 R dg Rd 3095 BUFFALO RD S 28376 qw THEY SHOULD BE COMING TO US Q OONPLTNENTS OF DON Dlx Q. E lc W d SCS SPCTLTTQBEORADRODRT J K KEY CLUB i W YATCH REPAIRING DONS AUTO UPHOLSTERY ' 'U N l38 B ffglssd Q . GATES E390 SERVICE CENTER YOUR GATE WAY TO HAPPY MOTORING TRY OUR TRY OUR WAXWASH BUFFALO 8 HOWARDS RDS. 'MOR' AUTO MAGICALLY l-UBRICATION nesee Rochester , N . 87 l 9 U ncer r - ' f fx' ,LE fax Was e and And ravel-Bank Run Gravel Compliments ' V of L ff X of U. T e . ' . pen. ,A Q lah IF YOUR CLOTHES ARE NOT BECOMING TO You '15, , I 4 0: r f? l Your North East Laundry - Division-Twice a Wee ln Spencerport- e nesday 8 Saturday Compliments M of M 5 a c es and Cos me Jewelry serves Your school 8 and community u a o Spencerport, . Y. Glen. XY KY T Xi' GE 9202 ll . Y E H PETERS INC 46155 YOUR FRIENDLY MERCURY DEALER 385 RIDGE ROAD WEST ROCHESTER N Y BARTONS GULF sLRvncL ANERICAN LUNCH THE AMERICAN B E ES CCESSOR ES 5382 CROCHESTERS LEADING SUPPLY Housis RGC Hbbml R 3O5'Li5LREAk.AYf STATIONERY COMPANY HOLES JE IIE II I BELEOUR BE SURE AND USE GENESEE LIME MONROE COUN Y S FINES LIME GENESEE LINE PRODUCTS INC MUCK I fer, 88 Q 0 J O I n xx ,...--E X i 'fl:C' I L V ' 'Q' . '? Q' , . . 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