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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1958 volume:

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Q ALJ. 1 V -X X dedication The Senior Class of l958 IS honored to dedicate thus the 1958 Panorama, to a teacher who we feel IS one of the finest people we have ever known, Mrs Spencer Mrs Spencer IS respected, admired, and well liked here at Spencerport and IS known to the student body as a biology teacher and freshman class advlsor She has taught at Manchester, New York, Victor, New York, and Spencerport All told she has taught or twenty two years, although these years have not been consecutive Mrs Spencer has taught all the sciences general science, biology, chemlstry, and physics, and some math Under the present schedule, students meet her rn biology To a wonderful person we would lake to express our sincere thanks and appreciation for all she has done for us V 1 I .A . f' . . V I A K 4 f- .- t. ,. l I ' - Q W 4-l 'A 1 - 1 ,' ' V , 1 ' li A .T I , E I V, l Y 1, ' - f ., , K 1 I 'A - ' 1 .. r , r 1 ' , . 0 ' -l l ' . 1 X I 4 l A . Y- V K N A t l , , V , ry . f I . . . A 4, . , .ff 2 'Y ' , X K S' AJ' li , ' X ,- x , , , A , Nix X ' , X , 1 .X . x . , X X , :P A , x ' l I I 4 I I . . . I V ff ' , r . . V 1 . X , A . jg. ' r K I , I 7 ' 1 . 4 5 clclmlnlsirahon personnel For any large building operation, construction foremen are required. So it is with building knowledge. The administration and faculty supervise and guide the laying of the blocks of our education from the foundation iPrimarySchooU to the top of the wall iHigh Schooll. The administration at Spencerport consists of Mr Wilson, supervising principal of all three of our schools, Mr. Tucker, high school principal, Miss Hoefler, primary school principal, Mr Bernabi, principal of the new intennediate school, Mr Fedoryshyn, vice principal of the high school, a newly created position, and Mr Ingraham, lunior high vice principal, also a new position. These people, in addition to our devoted faculty, guide us in learning, but we as pupils must do the actual lay ing of the building blocks of knowledge for ourselves. 6 l 1 . -,gL lm i ' fr' Lx if A f F. ' I . X ,l- s ' T .c 1- ' f , f f Y J , f fi ' ,Z ' L A - ,. -. fi I-Xi f .. l J , ' X , If '- 7 iv 4 V Zi K 1 Lf X . I , , ., ff-., ' . A -r T , 1 ' , , I ev -,, , . AJ I 5 Z Q Y' .' 1 - A 1 N ' ii f' fi I i lil ' 1 1 I fl X' I y 'l -xr r ' - , -fu e ' x' .fl .L lj' ' ff I 4 .f X' Vg X fl W 'X . lx, :X T ' X My 'X x X' 'K'- ,X 1 J xi . gf C O I XL , U- 4 ,- x. N f'71'N7 3 ff If X 1 X I. f X x P- IZ 1 5 10'VV 6 A +640 7 FI, 6, K f K I board education Mr. Jacob Prior, President of the Board of Education Rowl Rev Albert McCartney Mr M1ltonDutcher Mr Robert SlCk81O Mrss Hart Clerk Row2 Mr George Bachers Mr Howard Herner Mr Robert Rohr Ir Mr Ellsworth Wrlson The Board of Educatlon ls composed of seven members who are elected every year for three year terms by the cltuzens of the distract The Board members receive no compensation for their servlces, and usually meet every Monday nlght The Board IS an important and integral part of our school system It ls the system s brain We usually take the Board of Education for granted, and few students realize how essential the Board ls to their educatlon The Board must plan and put into effect the school budget which covers such thnngs as maintenance and operation of school buuldmgs and property, employees, salaries, purchasing of classroom supplies and equipment, school taxes, and many other vital operations The Board must provide for the construction of new buildings when needed lt selects the sublects that will be offered the students ln addltlon to those requlred by the state Precautions are taken by this group to safeguard the health of the school's pupils The Board has many other dutles too numerous to mention A good education for everyone ls one of the cornerstones of our society An effective Board of Education is one of the prime factors ln transforming this statement into fact and providing everyone wlth a good education With gratitude for the services rendered by our Board of Education, we wlsh to extend to its members our most sincere thanks 8 - - n ' a - r n ' . . , . , . ., . . s . . - . - . . . . . 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Q f . . s . o . adminish-alien Mr Wzlson Superv1smgPr1nc1pal Mr Tucker H1ghSchoolPr1nc1pa1 Bernabx Intermediate School Prmcxpal Mlss Hoefler Pnmary School Pnncxpal Mr Fedoryshyn H1gh School Mr Ingxaham Iun1orH1gh Vlce Prmclpal Vxce Prmclpal 9 J Xxfn 3 L , 5 C faculty Seated Mrs Wmkler Mrs Prmm Mrs OLeary Mrs Tracy Standmg Mr Mrller Mr Natalle Mr Charcholla Mr Oosterlmg Seated Mrs Fromme, Mrs Hefke, Mrs Colby, Mrs Sprecher Snarrdmg Mrs Trrmmer, Mr Gmther As prctured onthe endleaves ofthe cover of Panorama l958, our school system has grown consrderably To staff the three school burld mgs In Spencerport, erghty eight teachers are needed All of these people guide and coun sel us as we add more blocks to our bulldmg of knowledge The Primary School faculty helps lay a sound foundation of learnmg The Interme dlate teachers advance our pre ratlon Our Hugh School teachers try to ma e us ready for the world of work technical tralnlng or college 'Q W YQ eg H51 ' .hm 2 up s J 'N V . K., ...NLQ-v ua- Q s ' 4 5 c, C- Q ' C. f: x qs -.. 2 2' ff. xrj '. -is 'sig' ., Fx 5 fix If , . Q .J C J '- . C.. X f-'T 'CQ' X xv' C. f. X Ji, , If - . . - , I . . . l0 faculty Seated Mrs Buddle Miss Maher Mrs Sxsson Standmg Miss Fairchild Mr DAmore Mrs Madsen Seated: Mrs., Williams, Mrs. Lavery, Mrs. Totman, Mrs. Davis. Standing: Mrs. Bills, Mr. Wohlers, Mrs. Wheaton. Il L W4 'f faculty EM 3 n Seated Mrss Bagley Mrs de Laroche Mrs Gebauer Mrs Hart Standrng Mrs Van Mrs Nrchols Mrs Lenz Mrs Gurnett Mrs Berry Seated Mrs Knapp Mlss Donegan Mrs Drck Mrss Lxllxbrrdge Staudmg Mxss Newman Mrs Rathke Mrs Hamm Mrs Chamberlam Mrs Ely Mrs Wrlder Mrs Grant I2 : , . , . , . . : . . . . . , . , . . - . 4? ap 1: X , . . , 2 ' ' I K I I : - r s - 1 . : I ' I U I I I 0 I 0 I 1 'v faculty A., r 'kW ..-. TI' 5,1 Seated Mr Hagberg Mr Schrllacr M1ssKenef1ck Standmg Mr Farnsworth, Mr Pask Mr Huggler ,......, 36-' Seated Mrs OBnen Mr M1B1H1Ckl Mrs Powell Standmg M1SSMCAd3m Mr Hague Mr Reese Mr Fedoryshyn Mr Nowack M1ssVerbr1dge I3 faculty Seated Mr Ferns Mrs Lrpman Standmg Mr Panarnes Mr Lngraham Mrs Voelkl M1ss Smxth Seated Mr Reber Mr Spofford Mass Yeager Standmg Mr Jordan Mr Slsson Mr Robards Mrs Brandaur I4 ealih and guidance Y A- Mlss Keneflck SIVCS lnformatxon on college to Karen DuBois and Mrs DuBo1s Mrs Corbxtt checks a student for possxble sore throat to determme 1f Mrs L1pman hxgh school nurse checks the herght and werght of one he 15 able to remam rn school of the students I5 5 , ' 1 3 W' x N Wt., .- +V x'.'.::?:':,.,..-'A ,I ,,,,t . , . s Q. 5 of , 5 . 4 ,J Qi, , - - n n Mr Ellsworthl Wrlson Supervisrng Prrncrpal Albany State U ofRochester Mr Duane C Tucker Hxgh School Prmcxpal Syracuse Unlverslty Hamrltou College Mr Leo Bernabl Intermedrare School Prmcrpal Indrana State Brockport State U S Merchant Marme Academy Mrss Jeanette Hoefler Elementary Prmclpal U ofRochester Geneseo State Brockport State Mr Mtchae1Fedoryshyn Vice Prxncrpal Sentor High Social Studies, U of Rochester Mr Ralph S Ingraham Vtce Prmcrpal lumor Hrgh Junlor I-hgh Scrence Brockport State Mtss Rosella Bagley Ftrst Grade Brockport Normal Mrs MaryR Barry Krndergarten Brockport State Mr John H Betlem Htgh School Englrsh Hrram College Syracuse Unlverslty Mrs DorlsE Brlls Buffalo State Mrs Mrldred W Brandaur Laun and French Cornell Untverslty Mrs Carol Brewer Homemaklng Buffalo State Mrs Beverly Buddle Prtmary Mustc Potsdam State Mrs Dorts E Charnberlarn Thrrd Grade Buffalo State Mr John Charcholla Inter Physrcal Educauon U of Illinois Mrs Ruth Colby Fourth Grade Franklrn Academy Mrs Alrce C Corbrtt School Nurse Teacher Rochester General Hospital U of Rochester Mr Anthony V D Amore School Psychologrst Syracuse Unlverstty Mrs Beatrlcew Davis Intermedrate Art State Unrversrty of N Y College at Buffalo Buffalo School of Ftne Arts Mrs Jane G del.aroche Ktndergarten Syracuse Normal Mrs Alberta Drck Second Grade Roberts Wesleyan College Mrs MyrtleM Dodson Homemaktng Buffalo State Miss Elrzabeth Donegan Third Grade Brockport State i cl c ull y dlredory Mrs Leora Dumlao Algebra Typtng Albany State, Columbra Unrversrty Mrs Vrrgrnra Ely Thrrd Grade Buffalo State Mtss Barbara Fatrchlld Prrmary Ltbrartan Geneseo State Mr Wtllxam Farnsworth Busrness Educatron Syracuse Unrverstty Hobart Unrverstty Mr Frank Ferns Engltsh St Bonaventure Unrverstty Mrs Ottrlre Fromme Fourth Grade Westem Reserve Untversrty Brockport State Mrs Eva H Gebauer Frrst Grade U ofRochester Brockport State Mr John L Grllerte Drrver Educatton Mansfteld State Mr Robert Gtnther Fourth Grade Brockport State Second Grade Fredoma State Mrs Kenneth Gurnett I-ust Grade Brockport State Mr Lennart I-Iagberg Erghth Grade Geneseo State Mrs Jean Hallenbeck Frfth Dra de Houghton College Mrs Iudxth S Hamm Second Grade Brockport State Mrs Genevteve Hart rrst Grade Brockport State Mrs Jean Hefke Fourth Grade Brockport State Mr LeRoy Hogue Ind Arts Mech Drawtng Buffalo State Mr Rschard Huggler Seventh Grade Brockport State Mr Ralph Jor lan H S Math Alfred Uruversrty Miss K Loutse Keneflck Guldance U of Rochester Syracuse Untverstty Mrs Jennie Knapp Thud Grade Moravxa Trarntng Class Mrs Roletta Kraar Englrsh St Olaf College Mrs Lots T Lavery Speech Correctron and Improvement Geneseo State Mrs Marguertte S Lenz Fxrst Grade Brockport State Mrss Rena Ltlltbrrdge Second Grade New Paltz State, Buffalo State Mrs Jane Lrpman School Nurse Teacher Mt St Mary College Columbla Unlv Mrs Martlyn K Madsen Elementary Physrcal Educatron Brockport State Mlss Terry Maher Dental Hygrenlst Eastman Dental Dlspensary Cortland State Mlss Jeannette E McAdam Cttrzenshtp Educatlon Elmlra College Syracuse Unrverslty Geneseo State Mrs Frances Mesrcs H S Lrbrarxan Temple Umversrty Mr Frank Mtelnrckr Jr Hlstory Socxal Studles Sprrngfleld College Mr R1chardR Mrller Stxth Grade U ofRochester Brockport State Mr Matthewl Natalre Stxth Grade Mrss Ioan K Newman Thtrd Grade Brockport State Mrs Elsre Nichols Frrst Grade Brockport State Mr Arthur C Nowack Health DrrverEducat1on U of Notre Dame Oswego State Mrs Martan M O Brren Choral Musxc Eastman School of Musrc Columbra Untversrty Mrs Iessre O Leary Readtng Brockport State Mr Wtlltam Oosterlxng Instrumental Musrc Eastman School of Muslc Mr Manuel Panarrtes .Iumor Htgh Socral Studres Brockport State Mr Davrd A Pask Elghth Grade Englrsh Brockport State Mrs Sue Ptmm Srxth Grade Brockport State Miss Lllllan Powell Soctal Studtes 9 and Engltsh Albany State Mrs Pearl C Rathke Second Grade Albany State Mr Melvtn Reber Science Roberts Wesleyan College Mr Edwtn G Reese Indusmal Arts Oswego State Mr Stanley Robards Inst Musrc Itha ca C olle g Mr Frank Schxllacr Seventh Grade Brockport State Mr Harold E Schum H S Phystcal Educauon Brockport State Ithaca College Mrs Hazel Srsson Prtmary Art Brockport State Mr Robert Srsson Agnculture Cornell Unrversrty Mrss Mary Rene Smlth Iumor Hrgh Englrsh Buffalo State Mrss Mtldred Snyder Junlor Hrgh Math Brockport Normal Mrs Lrlltan H Spencer Sclence Unlverslty of Rochester Mr Tenney Spoffotd Earth Scrence Math Unrverslty of Rochester Mrs Lourse Sprecher Fourth Grade Mrs Vtrgtnra Totman Intermedxate Llbrarran Houghton College Geneseo State Mrs Margaret Tracy Srxth Grade Brockport State Mrs Ona M Trrmmer Fourth Grade Brockport Normal Mrs Agnes Van Kmdergarten Eastman School of Mustc Brockport State Mlss Evelyn N Verbrrdge Commercral Russell Sage St Lawrence Unrverstty Mrs Marlanne Voelkl Hlgh School Art Nazareth College Mrs JoArme Wheaton Fxfth Grade Brockport State Mrs Clara N Wrlder Second Grade Brockport State Mrs Margory Wrllrams Flfth Grade Alfred Untverstty Genese State Mrs Luverne Wu-rkler Inter Vocal Musrc Fredoma State Mr Bruce Wohlers Ftfth Grade Brockport State Miss Erleen Yeager Physrcal Educauon Brockport State O Fifth Grade ' Mrs. Eulalia Grant Brockport Stare Westchester State . F, . n , . ' ' , 0 I6 -. 'S if school secretaries 156' .4 F .1 5 0 5 . Mrs. Barber, Miss Hart Miss Hart, clerk of the Board of Education, is a main figure in the High School office where she works with Mrs. Barber, cafeteria cashier. ,J ff-I .- 1' V rf'1fwJ'..s2,s. ssl... Mrs. Kenyon Mrs. Kenyon is secretary of the Primary School. 3 ,sw--,Q . Z Mrs. West Mrs. Marcus, Mrs. Barton Mrs. West, as Secretary of the Intermediate School, Mrs. Barton, who is kept busy in the High School office, is assisted keeps all in order there. by Mrs. Marcus. I7 cafeteria staff 2. The well-fed appearance of our student body is due to the nutritious meals prepared by the cafeteria staffs of the three school build- ings. Each doy during the school year these people are busy preparing the large amount of food consumed by the students at Spencerport Central. Believe it, or notl, in the high school alone, 127,000 bottles of milk are sold per school yearl Intermediate School: Mrs. Wight, Mrs. Kist, Mrs. Kerwin, Mrs. Ventress, Mrs. Carr, Mrs. Walter. .r....J.. I-hgh School Mrs McNee1y Mrs Fanmng Mrs M Ashton Pnmary School Mrs Roach Mrs Rogers Mrs DuBo1s Mrs H K6l.'WlIl Mrs Kuby I8 cusiodlans Thus year there are three mamtalnance teams worklng In the prlmary, antermednate and hugh schools Mr Wohlers IS the supervlsor of the lamtorlal staffs of all three bulldlngs and IS kept busy coordlnatmg their efforts to make our schools more attractive places In which tolearn study and grow One member of the staff, Mr Burley, who cares for the lawn, athletuc field and shrubbery, ns such an outdoor man that he couldn't be corralled to have has plcture taken We congratulate Mr Wohlers and hls staff for a lob well done we ef ii Mr Wohlers 1 I l ' K of 12' 1 I-hgh School Custodlans Mrs Gnffm, Mr Holverson, Mr Seager, Mr Mansfxeld Mr Versluls 19 gi Q :ffffix 2 ,Q ' f 21 gg, f',t. six- K fi:-i?,w,:1-rl' t . my . ' .,,. ,, , , 545 Q- - y A s exf' ' r l K Lf V4 , Y . - . . . . f Q . . . . x o s 1 s u is I . hvlkvwwvm,-.Y-. . I LQ . u 'AV' ' . . . 5,55 ' X ray, . . . :Ei-?3,L , V A , . . . I D K li . -RV' custodians Primary School Custodians: Mr. Freestone, Mrs. Ashton, Mr. Hogan. ' ,-F f Seated Lissow C Smxth g X Standing Lenz Guck Robmson Gallxgan Sutherland vp ly 20 Intermediate School Custodians: Mr. Welch, Mrs. Post, Mr. Griffin. hugh bus drivers One of the most responsible jobs as far as the people of our school district are concerned, is being a bus driver. Thirteen gentlemen are entrusted with transporting the students of Spencerport to and from school each day. However, few people realize how many miles these drivers travel per year U30, 000 milesl. 1700 students depend on buses each day. We realize and ap- preciate the big responsibility that t ese men have on every school day. As a young chnld gradually places blocks together and so builds up a flrm foundation so do we, as our obligations as students demand burld up our mund to be better able to face our future The classrooms and materials set up the frame work but only we, through diligent work and study can full ln the maternal that makes the sturdmess which IS needed Mlss Bagley guldes her fust grade class m advancmg theu' readmg skllls Mxss Lxlhbridge conducts a spelling lesson H1 her second grade class 21 . . . . . . . 1 - . . . . . . . . . Mrs Wrnkler leads her frfth grade musrc class as they smg some of their favorrte songs Mrs. Chamberlain and her third grade class solve an arithmetic problem conceming temperature. Mrs Totman helps some chlldren fmd enyoyable books 111 the Intermedrate School lrbrary Mrs Fromme superv1ses whrle her fourth grade puplls engage rn a study perrod lk Mrs Wheaton and her ftfth graders ln the Intermedzate School work on a SOC131 studxes progect tn connectlon wlth the colonral perlod X? A-g Mrs deLaroche leads her kmder garten class 1n group smgmg For many of these pupxls thxs IS a new expenence .of ug Bob Rohr points out locations of geographical importance in Amen can history to Mr Fedoryshyn and the rest ofthe class Dtck Casanzto Dan Tacter our exchange student and Kathy Haag await their turn to supply additional informauon Mr Reber s fourth penud chem ISUY class watches intently while he demonstrates the test for the sulflde 1011 Junior English students tackle the problems of understanding metaphors while Mr. Betlem supervises. Mr Hogue shows hrs advanced wood class the techruques of wood turmng on the lathe The shorthand I class gains val- uable practice taking dictation as Miss Verbridge reads. xx 'v Ni X Two members of Mrs Brewer s homemaktng class Irene Mclntyre and Carol Patuson watch as Audrey Elston demonstrates sewmg a fme seam IW W . 1 f V SBIIIOYS to commence their future if their minds and characters hadn t been built up with the help of the teachers activities, and various other aspects of the school The rest of the school thanks the seniors for setting such a good example and actlngas both guides and friends They have sincerely been additional building blocks to the spirit and foundation of S C S 26 , f Q As the seniors say good-bye to all their friends at Spencerport they realize that they wouldn't be sufficiently prepared senuor class ofhcers pug I ? 960 Seated Costanzx DeR1der Stone Jacklung Standing Green Petersen M1ssMcAdam Mr Muelnxckl The closung days of hugh school are at hand for the Class of i958 They crutucally vuew theur past accomplushments and achuevements and the heught that they have attauned un the wall of knowledge by the use of buuldung blocks for the future Wuth each year of advancement from class to class they felt proud of the number of rows of blocks fsteaduly rusung wuth each new adventure un learnungl added to theur untellect The Class of l958 began hugh school un T954 as somewhat unskulled freshmen After the unutual shock of beung un hugh school had worn off, we elected Brenda Romball to lead us as Presudent and Tom DeRuder to assust her as Vuce Presudent Leo Glogowsku was chosen Secretary Treasurer to guard our very lumuted funds and keep track of our meetungs Doug Stone, Ernue DeLorme, and Gary Fannung represented us on the Student Councul Our competutuve assembly walked off wuth furst pruze wuth the encouragement of our class advusors, Mrs Kraau, Mr Betlem, and Mr Farnsworth As our Sophomore year opened, we elected Brenda Romball and Tom DeRuder to the same posutuons that they had held the revious year Vonda Petersen was chosen to take our munutes and supervise our treasury We chose Pat Charles and Han Gardner to plan our socual actuvutues Bruce Russell, Judy Costanzi, and Sue Gray represented us on the Student Council All too slowly for Mrs Spencer and Mr. Jordan, our advisors, our second year un hugh school came to an end ln September, 1956, we became upperclassmen Tom DeRider took over the Presudency and was assusted by Sue Jack- lung Karen Brower recorded our munutes and carefully watched our ever-mountung treasury Pat Charles and Doug Stone took charge of our socual functions as Socual Chaurmen Bruce Russell and Joyce Buhler were our Student Councul Repre- sentatives Mrs Kraau and Mr Ferris ver ably guuded us through this hectic year. After much anxious wauting and worryung, our class rungs came on the day efore Christmas vacation recess The big socual activuty of the year was our Junuor Dance, Starlight Serenade After three years of umpatient wautung, our Senior year dawned In class elections we chose Doug Stone as Presudent wuth Tom DeRuder fullung the Vuce Presudency for the thurd year Sue Jacklung recorded our class meetungs whule Judy Costanzi took charge of our treasury Vonda Petersen and Hank Gardner were our Social Chairmen. Joyce Buhler and Dan Tacuer vouced our opunuons to the Student Councul An almost professuonal presentatuon of our Senuor Play, Strange Borders, was thoroughly enuoyed by the audience The annual Senior statuonery sale was carrued out enthusuastucally b our class, a group of super-salesmen. Our advisors, Miss McAdam and Mr. Mielnicki have had more than a few eadaches caused by our various antics throughout the year. Soon our Senior year at Spencerport will draw to an end, and we will sadly say good-bye to all of our friends and teachers here at Spencerport Central School. 28 JOSEPH ARNE ANDERSON FRANCES BARTOSIEWICZ BETTY BOLEN DAVE BRANCH STEVE BRAUN KAREN BROWER HAROLD PAUL BROWN JOYCE BUHLER ARMAN CAPAN CAROL CASTLE PAT CHARLES VIRGINIA CHERRY STEVE COLBY JUDY COSTANZI JIM CROMEY JIM DE AOUN SHELDON DE HOLLANDER JO ANNE DE LORENZO iv TOM DERIDER GISELA DOSCHE NICK DUBYNIAK MILTON DUTCHER NOREEN DORAN JOAN ECKLER PHILIP TERENCE EVANS DICK GAYLORD GARY FANNING CAROL FOWLER HENRY GARDNER if 3 PAUL GLOGOWSKI IVA GRAFF SUSAN GRAY 9 BILL HAMILTON GAIL HARRINGTON ANN HAWKINS Q THOMAS MICHAEL GREEN TOM HENNESSY SUZANNE JACKLING JOHN JOHNSTON JESSIE KANE DAVID KENYON LUCILLE KNAAK SANDRA KNAPP RICHARD LENHART FLORE NC E MACAFEE DALE MASTERS MARGIE KNOLL JEAN ETTE Mc DONALD DIANA PARKER MIKE Mc NAMARA KENNY MESOLELLA DOUG LAS PAYN E VONDA PETERSEN JOHN MULLALY 'FUN PAT PHILLIPS JIM POOLE JANET RODAS YW LARRY SCHUTH BRENDA ROMBALL HARRY SINE BRUCE RUSSELL Rf LLOYD SMITH MAUREEN SCHUM DANA SPENCER DOUG STONE ROBERT STROH JEAN DANIEL TACIER MARY THOMPSON CAROLYN S TRUBLE THOMAS TONGUE NANCY STUBING DAVID WALKER MIKE WALKER CAROL ZIMMER DIANE WEHNER SUE WEIGHILL We Il sung of thee our school so dear Spencerport dear Spencerport We ll ever pralse thee with good cheer Spencerport dear S encerport Then how our hearts wut rapture swell Wnth love for thee no tongue can tell And fondly in our hearts will dwell Spencerport dear Spencerport The days are passing swiftly by, Spencerport dear Spencerport, We long to catch them as they fly, Spencerport, dear Spencerport, To comrades true we ll say farewell To meet agann, ah who can tell? Then let us all the chorus swell Spencerport, dear Spencerport 38 CAROL WIANT , . I I I I , . . I ' 1 E 1 L , ' ' , I E , , I ,, . I I . . I . I . , . I . senior play casl 'X Front Row M Walker Evans C Fowler Schum Row2 Dutcher Dubynlak DeAoun DeHo11ander Green Stubmg Parker Mr Betlem Row3 Harrmgron W1ant F Bartoslewrcz STRANGE BOARDERS A boarding house built along a wharf and run by a rather fllghty spnnster of thirty, Cordelia Tuttle rances Bartosnewlczl, was the setting for this year s Senior Play When Boston bank robbers decade to use the house as their hideaway the fur begins to fly Boston Benny cMllT Ducherl, and his two thugs, Joey fNick Dubymakl, and Smiley fSheldon De Hollanderl, had temporarily given the S100 O00 to Priscilla and Amity Haines Nancy Stubing and Diana Parkerl, who along with a pal the Deacon iMuke Walkerl decide to skip town to South America They plan to use the house until the heat s off Coupled with this are the woes of Professor Harriman Jim DeAounl, who invents thmgs that run backward and the romance of Candy Fenway iGaul Harrlngtonl one of Cordelia s adopted daughters, and Lon Doggett fDoug Stonel Lon s aunt Myrtle Hodge, Carol Wuantl, tries to reform the whole household while John ToddfTom Greenl, a friend of the family tries to get Cordelia to marry him The plot developes as the crooks double cross each other and Cordelia funds the money hidden in Pauline, the dressmaker s dummy There are also Susie Maureen Schuml, the mailman s little gurl who thinks life :sn tany fun If you re respectable and Glory Fenway iCarol Fowlerl, Candy s younger sister, whose big moment comes when she walks ln with the missing money in her violin case. And of course, there is Captain Wmkle Chip Evans , always willing to lend a hand and never quite doing the right thing. A minor catastrophe started when half the cast failed to follow directions about make-up and appeared as red as clayl We understand that Mike Walker spent a good fifteen minutes trying to get the black stage paint out of his hair. The play again reflected the capable direction of Mr. Betlem, assisted by the student director, Ann Hawkins. 39 ANDERSON JOSEPH ARNE JOHN MARSHALL 1 2 3 Clean up Com 2 Homeroom Consesston Charrman 3 Lrbrary Ard 1 2 Rating Clerk 1 2 3 Stamp Club 1 2 Pres 2 Student Councrl 3 SPENCER PORT 4 Bowlxng 4 BARTOSIEWICZ FRANCES BOW11I'lg3 4 Competrtrve Assembly 2 3 4 Echo 2 3 4 Grrls Speakmg Contest 2 3 Hall Momtors 4 fPres 41 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Jumor Dance Leaders Club 2,3 4 Lrbrary Club 4 Natxonal Safety Councll Rep 4 Pano rama 2 3 4 Semor Ball Semor Play fCast1 Teachers A1d3 BOLEN BETTY C Transferred from HIGHLAND PARK HIGH, N I SPENCER PORT 3 4 Competrtrve Assembly 3 4 Echo 3,4 Intramurals 3 4 Jumor Dance Panorama 3 Semor Ball Semor Play 1Com 1 BRANCH DAVE F F A 3 4 Intramurals 1 2 3 Wrestlmg 1 BRAUN STEVE F F A 2 3 4 Intramu rals 2 3 BROWER KAREN Bowlmg3 4 Chorus All State Sectronals 4 Grrls 2 3 M1xed2 3 Noctette 2 3 4 Spec1al2 3 4 Class Of flcer fSec 1 3 Competltrve Assembly 1 2 4 Echo 4 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Jumor Dance Leaders Club 3 4 Lrbrary Club 4 Panorama 4 Semor Ball SenrorPlayfCom 1 Teachers Ard 2 4 BROWN, HAROLD PAUL Intramurals 1 2 3 4 ProJect1on Club 2 BUHLER JOYCE Band 1,2,3 4 Bowlmg 3,4 Chorus Mxxed 1 3 COIIIPCUIIVE As sembly 2 3,4, Echo 3 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Jumor Dance Leaders Club 3 4 Lrbrary Club 3 4 Panorama 4 Senror Ball Semor Play 1Com 1 Student Council 3 4 CAPAN, ARMAN Art Club 3 Chorus Mrxed 4 Special 4 Competruve Assembly 2 Jumor Dance Varsrty Soccer 2 CASE ROGER G AQUINAS 1 2 Art Club 2 Glee Club 1 2 Intramurals 1 SPENCERPORT 3 4 Art Club 3 4 Chorus M1xed4 Spec1al4 Intramurals 3 CASTLE CAROL Bowlmg3 4 Chorus Glrls 1 2 3 Accompanyrst, Mxxed 1 4, Accompanyrst Noctette 1 2 3 4 Ac companytst Sectronals 4 Specral 1 2 3 4 Accompanylst Competrtrve Assembly 2 Future Nurses Club 3 fCorrespond1ng Sec 31 Intramurals 1 Jumor Dance Semor Ball Teachers Ard 1 2 CHARLES PAT All State Band 4 State Sectronals Band 3 4 Band 2 3 4 NYSSMA Solo 3 Wmd Ensemble 3 4 Cheer leader 1 2 3 4 QCo captain 2 41 Class Of freer 2 3 4Soc1alCha1rman1 Competrtrve Assembly 4 Health 8: Safety Councrl 3 In tramurals 1,2 3 4 Junior Dance Panorama 3 4 Semor Ball CHERRY VIRGINIA ROBERT E LEEJIR HIGH 1 Chorus Grrls 1 Mrxed 1 Class Offlcer 1 fCorrespondrng Sec 1 Home Room Offrcer 1 School Paper 1 Student Councrl 1 Yearbook 1 MIAMI EDISON SENIOR HIGH 2 3 Chorus 2 3 SPENCER PORT 4 Bow1mg4 Chorus Specra14 Symphonettes4 Leaders Club4 Lrbrary Club 4 Semor Ball COLBY STEVE Competxtxve Assembly4 Kamera Klub 2 4 Pro1ect1on Club 1 Semor Ball Senior Play 1Com 1 COSTANZI JUDY Band2 3 4 Bowlrng 4 Cheerleadtng Com 3 Class Offrcer 3 4 fTreasurer1 Competrtrve Assembly 1 4 Echo 1 2 3 4 Edltor 4 Future Nurses Club 3 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Jumor Dance Leaders Club 2 3 4 Lrbrary Club 2 3 4 fVlCC Pres 31 QPres 41 Panorama 1 2 Semor Ball Student Council I 2 Teen Scene Reporter 4 CROMEY JIM Chorus General4 Art Club 2 3 4 Intramurals 2 3 4 DE AOUN JIM Senlor Play QCast1 Wres tlrn 1 2 3 DE HOLLANDER SHELDON Competltlve Assembly 1 2 3 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 en lor Play qCast1 DE LORENZO JO ANNE Bowlrng 3 4 Cheerleadrng2 3 Chorus Mrxed 2 Spec1al2 3 4 Competrtxve Assembly 3 4 Echo 4 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Jumor Dance Play 1Com 1 Teachers A1d4 DERIDER TOM JV Baseball2 Varslty Baseball 3 4 J V Basketball 2 Varsxty 3 Class Offrcer 1 2 3 4 QVICE Pres 1 2 4 1Pres 31 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 J V Soccer 3 4 Teachers Ald 3 4 DORAN NOREEN Chorus Grrls 1 2 3 General 1 2 3 4 Spec1al3 4 Competmve Assembly 1 2 3 Intramurals 1,2,3 4 Jun lor Dance Leaders Club 2 3 4 Treasurer 3 Lrbrary Club 2 3 4 DOSCHE GISELA Art Club 1 4 Chorus 1 4 Intramurals 1 4 Teen Scene Reporter 4 DUBYNICK NICK Transferred BFRANK LIN HIGH 1 2 3 SPENCERPORT 3 4 Sen lor Play QCast1 DUTCHER MILTON AthleucAssoc1at1on Sec Treas 4 Baseball3 J V Basketball 2 Compeutrve Assembly 2,3 4 Echo 4 Intramurals I 2 3 4 Jumor Town Meetmg 3 Semor Play 1Cast1 ECKLER JOAN Intramurals 2 3 4 Pano rama 3 EVANS PHI1.IP TERENCE Competltrve Assembly 3 4 Ground Observer Corps 2 3 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Jumor Dance Semor Ball Semor Play fCast1 Soccer 1 2 Wres tlmg 1 2 40 FANNING GARY Band 1 2 3 4 Dance Band 2,3 4 Wrnd Ensemble 2 3 4 Cho rus General 3 4 Specral 3 4 Competr trve Assembly 1 2 3 4 Flag Guardran 3 Jumor Dance Panorama 2 3 4 Semor Ball Soccer 2 Student Councll 1 3 4 qV1ce Presrdent 3, Presrdent 41 Syracuse Crtrzenshrp Conference 3 Wrestlrng 1 2 FOWLER CAROL Band2 3 4 Wmd Ensemble 2 3 4 Bowllng 3 4 Chorus Mlxed 3, Spec1.al3,4 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Jumor Dance Leaders Club4 Llbrary Club 4 Semor Play lCast1 GARDNER, HENRY Baseball 1 2 Com petrtxve Assembly 1 2 Soccer 1 Socral Chauman 2 Student Councrl 1 Wres tlmg I 2 GAYLORD DICK Chorus 3 Intramurals 2 Projectron Club 1 Radro Club 1 Soccer 4 GLOGOWSKI PAUL R Competltlve As sembly I F F A 2 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Projection Club 1 2 3 Radro Club 1 Sen tor Play fCom 1 GRAFF IVA Chorus2 Compet1t1veAs sembly 2 3 4 Echo 2 3 4 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Jumor Dance Panorama 1 2 3 4 Semor Ball Teachers Ald 3 4 Solo 3 Sectronal All State 4 Wmd En semble 2 3 4 Bowllng 3 Chorus 1 Com petrtrve Assembly 1 2 3 Echo 2 3 4 Flag Guardlan 3 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Jun ror Dance Llbrary Club 3 4 Natronal Hon or Socrety 3 Panorama 2 3 4 Student Councrl 2 3 Syracuse Crtrzenshrp Confer ence 3 Teachers Atd 2 GREEN THOMAS MICHAEL Bowltng 3 4 Chorus General 3 4 Speclal 3 4 Class Offrcer 4 Competltlve Assembly 1 3 4 Ground Observer Corps 2 Intramurals 2 4 Jumor Dance Projection Club 1 Semor Ball Semor Play qCast1 HAMILTON BILL JV Baseball 1 2 J V Basketball 2 VBISIIY Basketball 3 4 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Jumor Dance Sen lor Ball HARRINGTON GAIL Band2 3 4 Bowl Ing 3 4 Cheerleadmg 1 2 3 4 QCO Captatn 2,41 Chorus SpeclaI4 Compet 1t1ve Assembly 4 Echo 3 Future Nurses Club 3 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Junlor Dance Panorama 3 4 Semor Ball Semor Play fCast1 Student Councrl 2 HAWKINS, ANN Band 1 2 3 4 Wmd En semble 2 3 4 Bowling 3,4 Competrtrve Assembly 1 2 4, Hall Momtors 4 Intramu rals 1 2 3 4 Jumor Dance Leaders Club4 Lrbrary Club 3 4, QTreas 41 Senior Ball Semor Play qAss1stant to d1rector1 ' . 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I L I cllreclory HENNESSY TOM I V Baseball 1 Bowlmg4 Chorus Boys 1 2 3 Specral 1 2 3 4 Echo 1 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Junior Dance Projectron Club 1 2 Semor Ball Semor Play 1Com I J V Soccer 1 2 3 Varsity Soccer 4 JACKLING SUZANNE Class Offlcer Vice Pres 3 Secretary4 Echo4 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Leaders Club 3 4 Llbrary Club 3 4 Natxonal Honor SOCIETY 3 Panorama 2 JOHNSTON, JOHN Chorus 1 2 3 4 Com petrtrve Assembly 1 2 3 Echo2 3 lntra murals 2 3 Junxor Dance Panorama 2 3 4 Wrestllng 2 3 4 KANE JESSIE Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Lead ers Club 2 3 4 KENYON DAVID Baseball I V 2 Var stty 3 4 Varsrty Basketball 4 Intramurals I 2 3 4 Varstty Soccer 3 4 KNAAK LUCIILLE Chorus Gtrls 3 Mtxed 3 Echo 3 Intramurals 1 2 3 Junror Dance Leaders Club 2 Llbrary Club 2 3 4 Pano rama 2 3 Semor Ball KNAPP SANDRA Bowlmg3 4 Chorus Gtrls 1 2 M1xed2 Competrtlve Assembly 1 2 3 4 Echo 4 Hall Momtors 4 Intramu rals 1 2 3 4 Junlor Dance Leaders Club 4 Lrbrary Club 4 Panorama 3 4 Semor Ball Semor Play fCom j Teachers Ald 2 4 KNOLL MARGIE Chorus Glrls 1 2 Mtxed 3 Competrttve Assembly 1 2 3 4 Echo 2 3 4 Hall Momtors 4 Inn-amurals 1 2 3 4 Jumor Dance Leaders Club 2 3 4 fSec 35 Ltbrary Club3 4 fSec 43 Pan orama 2 Senror Ball Semor Play 1Com J LENHART, RICHARD Baseball Manager J V 1 2 Basketball IV 1 2 Vars1ty 3 Bowltng 3 4 Competrttve Assembly 2 4 Echo 4 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Jumor Dance Panorama 3 4 Soccer I V 2 Varslty 3 MACAFEE FLORENCE Band 1 2 3 4 Chorus General 1 Competlttve Assembly 1 3 Echo 3 4 Hall Momtors 4 Intramu rals 1 2 3 4 Junlor Dance Leaders Club 3 4 Llbrary Club 3 4 Semor Ball Teachers Ald MASTERS, DALE Band 1 2 3 4 Dance Band 4 Wmd Ensemble 4 Ground Ob server Corps 2 3 Intramurals 1 McDONALD JEANETTE Bowl1ng3 4 Cho tus Gtrls 1 2 Mtxed I 3 Compeutlve As sembly 3 4 Hall Mon1tors4 QSec 41 lntra murals 1 2 3 4 Junlor Dance Leaders Club 3 4 Lrbrary Club 3 4 Semor Ball Semor Play 1Com I Teachers A1d4 MCNAMARA MIKE Chorus 3,4 Ground Observer Corps 2 3 Intramurals 3 4 Radro Club 1 MESOLELLA KENNY Chorus Boys 1 2 3 4 Specral 3 4 Competmve Assembly 1 2 3,4 Echo 3 Semor Ball MULLALY JOHN Baseball I V 1 2 Varsity 3 Bowling 4 Competitive Assembly 1 2 4 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Juntor Dance Senior Ball Soccer J V 1 2 Varsity 3 PARKER, DIANA Bowling4 Competxtive Assembly 1 2 3 4 Echo 3 4 Flag Guard ian 3 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Junior Dance Leaders Club 3 4 Natronal Honor Socrety 3 Panorama 1 2 3 4 QEd1tor 43 Semor Ball Semor Play fCastj Star Reporter 3 Syracuse Cmzenshtp Conference 3 Teach ers Atd 2 3 4 PAYNE DOUGLAS Competitlve Assembly 3 Intramurals 1 2 Radro Club 1 PETERSEN VONDA Art Club 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 All State Secttonals 2 3 4 All State 3 4 NYSSMA Solo 2 3 4 Wmd En semble 1 2 3 4 Chorus Spec1al3 4 Class Off1cer1Sec Treas 2 Soc1alChaxrman 41 Competrtrve Assembly 2 4 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Juntor Dance Llbrary Club 4 Semor Ba PHILLIPS PAT Competmve Assembly 3 Echo 4 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Juruor Dance Semor Play 1Com J Semor Ball Teachers Ald 4 POOLE JIM Bowltng4 Compettuve As sembly4 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Jumor Dance Semor Ball Semor Play 1Com J Soccer 1 2 3 4 RODAS JANET Chorus GIIIS 1 2 3 ROMBALL BRENDA Assembly Commlttee 2 Band 2 3 4 Chorus Mrxed 3 Spec1al3 4 Cheerleadmg Com 2 4 Class President 1 2 Competmve Assembly 1 4 Echo 2 3 Intramurals 1 2 3 Juntor Dance Iunror Red Cross 3 Llbrary Club 2,3 4 Natronal Honor Socrety 3 Panorama 1 2 3 4 Semor Ball Semor Play Student Councrl Secretary Treasurer 4 RUSSELL BRUCE Chorus Boys 1 Mtxed 1 4 Flag Guardtan 3 Hall Monrtor 4 lntra murals 1 3 4 Juntor Dance Semor Ball Syracuse Cttrzenshrp Conference 3 Student Counctl 2 3 Wrestling I V 2 Varslty 3 SCHUM MAUREEN Bowl1ng3 4 Chorus Glrls 1 2 3 Mixed 3 4 Speclal 4 Com petttlve Assembly 1 2 3 Echo 1 2 3 4 Hall Momtors 4 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Jun lor Dance Leaders Club 2 3 4 Ltbrary Club 2 3 4 fTreas 31 Semor Play QCastJ SCHUTH LARRY Chorus Boys 2 Radto Club 1 SINE HARRY Chorus Boys 1 Mtxed 1 4 Hall Momtors 4 Intramurals 1 2 4 Jumor Dance Kamera Klub 3 Semor Ball Wres tlm J V 3 SMITH LLOYD Band 1 2 3 4 Wmd Ensemble 1 2 3 4 Baseball J V 1 Var stty 2 4 Basketball J V 2 Varsrty 3 4 Intramurals 2 3 4 Soccer J V 2 Varsrry 3 41 SPENCER DANA Chorus Boys 1 Mixed 1 Competitlve Assembly 1 4 Hall Momtors 4 Intramurals 1 4 Jumor Dance Kamera Klub 1 2 Projectton Club 1 Senior Ball Senior Play 1Com Q Wrestlmg 2 3 STONE DOUG Bow1rng4 C13SSOff1C8I QSoctal Chatrman 3 Presrdent 4j Compet mve Assembly 1 2 4 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Junxor Dance Panorama 1 2 3,4 Semor Ball Semor Play QCastj Soccer Varsxty 3 4 Student Counctl 1 Wrestlmg Varstty 1 STROH ROBERT W Band 1 2 3 4 All State Secttonal 2 3 4 Wmd Ensemble 1 3 4 Intramurals 4 Radlo Club 1 Soccer 2 STRUBLE CAROLYN Art Club 3 Bowling 4 Chorus All State Sectlonals4 Glrls 1 2 3 Mtxed 2 3 4 Noctette 3 Selected 2 3 Competrtxve Assembly 3,4 Echo 3 4 Intramurals 2 3 4 Iunror Dance Semor Ball Semor Play Teachers Aid4 STUBING NANCY Bowltng3 4 Cheer leadrng 3 4 COITIPCUIIVB Assembly 2 Echo 3 4 Intramurals 2 3 4 Junlor Dance Pan orama 3 4 Senror Ball Semor Play fCastj TACIER JEAN DANIEL Exchange Student From SWITZERLAND 4 Gymnasc Sclentt fxque m Lausanne SPENCERPORT 4 Echo 4 Student Council 4 Wrestling TONGUE THOMAS Band 1 2 3 4 Com petmve Assembly 1 2,3 Juntor Dance Semor Ball Semor Play 1Com J stty 3 Competrrrve Assembly 1 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Kamera Klub 2 WALKER MIKE Basketball J V 2 Bowl ing 3 4 Competxtrve Assembly 1 2 3 4 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Junlor Dance Pano rama 4 Radxo Club 1 Semor Ball Semor Play fCastJ WEI-INER DIANE Band 1 2 3 4 All State Sect1onal2 3 4 Contest 1 2 3 4 Wmd Ensemble 2 3 4 Bowling 3 4 Chorus Gtrls 1 M1xed2 3 Selected 2 3 4 Com petmve Assembly 2 3 4 Echo 2 3,4 Hall Momtors 4 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Juntor Dance Panorama 3 4 Semor Ball WEIGHILL SUE Bowl1ng3 4 Chorus Gtrls 1 2,3, Mtxed 3 Competmve As sembly 1 2 3 4 Echo 1 2 3,4 Hall Mon ttors 4 Intramurals 1 2 3,4 Jumor Dance Leaders Club 4 Lrbrary Club 3 4 Semor Ball Semor Play 1Com D Teachers Atd 4 WIANT CAROL Bowlmg3 4 Chorus Glrls 1 2 Mtxed 2 3 4 Selected4 Com pettttve Assembly 1 2 3 4 Echo 1 2 3 4 Hall Momtors 4 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Jun lor Dance Leaders Club 4 Panorama 2 Semor Ball Senior Play fCas0 Teachers Atd 3 ZIMMER CAROL BEN FRANKLIN 1Jun to 1 SPENCERPORT Intramurals 2 Junror Dance Semor Ball Senror Play 1Com J I , :.. ,2: . : :..,, .tl 2 '. 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'. -- 1 When o freshman class begins Its solourn ot Spencerport, IfbeQlY1S building nts house of knowledge As time progresses on the freshmen odvonce to the level of seniors, the wall of thelr structure grows higher ond ever upword Wtth the gool n srght, the seniors toll diligently to construct the lost portlon of thetr structure However, this whole structure IS only G foundation for the future 42 d 1 1 . 'l.. V-'Fil 43 Student leaders are also necessary for the proper laying of our building blocks for the future. As elected representa- tives, these students lead their respective classes in the general operation of class functions. I Y? Purley, M.Lenhart, D. Brower, Davenport, Holbrook. Reisig, Hefner, Harper. s o p h o m o r e Seated: Gearing, Norwood, Hennessy, Rieke. Standing: Haag, Contryman. 44 class of 1959 wx Front Row Alongl Margeson IBachers JDelfs Dlni Haag Caron McIntyre JI-loward Row? Caiazzo Sawdey Spaziano C Knapp Altamura Hirsh E McDonald Gleason S Brown A Fowler Row3 Devolder Hugoboom Henchen Robu-lson R Knowles Gramer Mahle, Gearing Carney Sherman Row4 Murray M Gray D1N1C013 Jackson Casanzro Hills Jensen Lewis Whalen MacNaughton LaCroix Paige Rossetti Row5 G McGurr1n K Flannagan Field Contryman Jones l-lebblethwaxte Colby Gollel York R Hennessy Bence Kmg Gillette McG1ll1cuddy Borrelli I Huff Front Row: Scorse, Conrow, Treat, Wiant, Schwarz, B.Mowers, Edwards, Dobbs, Rieke. Row 2: Pattison, S.Smith, Papa, M.Stiner, Koetz, R.Rathbun, S.Parker, Kelly, L.Scott, Vogler, Wirtman. Row 3: Elston, Wille, Fegan, Toates, Clark, P.Pershing, Siwicki, Condo, Stevenson, Ward, Peters, Zirgulis Row 4: R.Smith, R.McDona1d, Winter, G. Staples, Quigley, Christy, Doran, Reinagel, VanGee, Williams, Norwood, Ozminkoski, Reynolds. Row 5: C. Flanagan, Tantalo, Bauman, Rohr, Willsea, Curran, Miller, Jackling, Stromquist, J. Staples, Weiss, Crosby, Peck, McQuatters, Nash, D.Townsend. 45 class of 1960 Front Row Bear Zxmbrlch Kerber P1erce Noskre Ventress Hutchrns Row2 Irene Osborne Plxley Neanng Wrttman Grover Kent Sttner Mor ns Morucellr Hull Klem Fogle jOrlop Row3 NW111xams V Arnold Fabr Stoneham K Orlop Roberts Spears Andrew Huff R Spade Under wood Welch Tucker Row4 Cubrotu Ryan Putney Sutter Phrlllp Reedy Ayotte Brerworth Reese JW1lson T Srmth Stubxng Borgus Prror Row5 Sme Page Strassner Krog Woodams Dubynrak Thomas Roth Reddrng Foreman Haddleton Hudson Pearce Rypma Webster Romball Mytych Front Row D Drake Marcus, LOMBZIIO, Borneman B Drake, Tongue Chesonxs Wrlder Downs Row2 Beaman Mandell Brongo N Lebeck Mc Kay MacDonald Maher Castre Closser Dantz Galrpeau Row3 C Mlller Leone Newbauer Cervxru Cross Roach Kernutt Bemdge Lane Gos nell, Mclntee Baud Row4 Holbrook Mason Breedlove Logan Cabrc R Davenport R Fowler Groell Dledench Mul11ns,Johnson D Brower Krtt JM111er Daly Row 5 Kreuger Malloy Carr Lamberson, Lockwood Ltssow Charles Lenhart Wunder Zarpentme Frsk Manvrlle Lortz Bartosxewrcz Gleason Lodder 46 :. . 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W class of 1961 Front Row Myers Herner Messer M Sm1th Schuth Kenyon Kukura Row2 Mercer Gropp B Scott Vandertang Marvrn Maler S Kenyon Lewrs G Parker Marchesx Pappert Stmer Rathbun Vogler Row3 Spencer Lallo Trenton L Morrxll Saudey Partrldge Prsoturo Wxllxams Sine Vxck ery Hulbert Worden S Sm1th Rexsxg Row4 Taber Rogers Valent1 Gray Hoefen R Osborn Shufelr Kmffen Koneskx Hendrlcks Newell Maxrm Doran Row5 Rlchards Mrtchell Vander L Mowers MacDonald McGurrm Remagel Gajewskl Knowles Hubbard Wrlde Lortz Hendrickson Pear sall Naas Klem 4' Front Row C Brown M Brown Barber, Hawkes M Buckner Mclntyre Forquell Row2 Clovls Daly, Colburn D1Ponzio Ames Coburn Freld prer Gramer Carey Row3 Blsnett, Allen, Anello Parfrtt Crosby Flagg Carmer, S Brown DuBo1s B Brown Breckenrxdge Row4 Rausch W1l lxams Wolff Demlmger Telegaar Bopp Conklm Curran Lyons Claxton Mrles Bartholomew Tubbs Coffey Row5 Conrad Dermrty Z1egler Campbell Chmylak R Campbell Brewerton Tartaglra DxGraz1a Feck Cabrc Chu Gerken LoPresto 47 I . . . - ' . . . - I . . - . . 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CTU' . . - I . . . . - . . - . - 2 . - . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 . . . . . - . . . . . . . . . class of 1962 Front Row V Hoffman S Parker Naubaur S Smrth Wrllramson Newak Padellaro Row2 Hafner Adducr Knrffrn Toates Kmg Passe Toepper Whalen Wrlson Macafee Srlverole Row3 Kenyon Rauber Snerder K Pershrng S Smith Lane Grxffrth Haefner Taber Cubbxottr Kaufman Procter Lufferd R Robinson, Lockwood Reed Row4 Mc Krnney Pocrous Moyer Johnston Hebblethwarte Lowe Schepps Holroyd R Smrth Hebblethwarte, Boughter Front Row Rymer Spencer, Moors, Ross Shufelt Petter K Brown Row2 A Bachers Breckenrldge Pask Chff Chapman Bummgham Page Creech Drngrman C Scott, Wight Mete Elsker L Smrth Row3 Quxnn, Dumalo, Baker Hardmg Freld, Mosburger, R Gray R Buckner Bauer Shedd, Sn-ebb Hart G Delfs L Underwood Row4 La Gona, Boylam Conover Everts B Bopp Cady D Braun Harradrne Burke Goodyear Howard Iacovangelo Beatson 48 ' - 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1- 1 1 1 - 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 ' 1 1 1 1 - 1 ' 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - ' 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 . . . 1 ' 1 - - ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 class of 1963 rv 3,1 ,u Q Me' I Iv are -Mx Na is 'YA -L Front Row Ryder Johnson Weighili, Simons Koetz Fosmire Welch Gangross Row2 Colby Smith Elliot Luffred Bulavrnetz Peck Sadler Henchen Osborne Nowickr G Mowers Hinman Stevenson Row 3 Ryan Herner Lewis Mesics Elliot Spaliina Lyons Bowen S Smith Townsend Thom Malloy Row4 Coe Hodges Wegman Carney Rogers Hart Maxim, Arva Spurling Plsaturo Boulter, Nass Emerson Row5 Ames Bev erly Klem Dutton Cannarozza Dobbs Betlem Hein W Davenport Rohr J Brower Huff Hood Aspenlerter Guarnere Front Row: Baird, Norselli, Clovis, Robinson, Kama, Turner, Sawyer, Wilder. Row 2: Hayden, Hall, Sherman, Shaff, Hodges, Hafner, Chapman, Toepper. Row 3: Murphy, Eckler, Henchen, Giroward, Riese, Calabro, Birmingham, Sands, Maher, Smith, Brown, Stutzman, Van Der Mallie. Row 4: Iolmson, West, Rymer, J. Hawkins, Ryan, Tucker, Converse, Vem Vay, Flagg, D,I-lawkins, Treat, Kalmbacker, Pearsall, Wise. 49 fx! fx CC lVl'l'leS Actuvutues broaden the type and varnety of the bulldung blocks that we use to construct a better all around personalaty We would not want to llve In a house with only one or two walls, so nt IS with character The bulldlng blocks of learning must make a four walled building an all around knowledge of many different areas Activities at Spencerport hel usto lmprove our skulls an many fnelds and to develop new skulls, and they broaden the type and variety of the building b oclcs that we use to construct a better personality 50 lv k fl!! 4 ff YY ,ak ' fl f' ' , . ' ff 'f ' x ' 4 X L ,Y ll l Ag f A, 5 ' f' y' x pf CK! lx f K , ,- f X, K f ' f . , ,f 5 - V ,I A . A ,ff V f A ' ' . 1! K- km X,-ft 1 5 K.f'A 'fi' f'l. ' K Lx- f I gf 'A f, ,f r' I A , l L t K . L' K rt 'fl l fx: . ft' , , , V w ,X K. f .4 L I I N' J N 7 f A 5 ' 54 fl ' :fx ffl, , r V, Lf! ' X Q Q I ' r av M 'f.,X' fm. , C ig., - .N 4X- ,g ally Q-1 Tb- J , 'T -1--u 51 iniermeclioie siucleni council Front Row: Welch, Sheldon, Ryder, Venzress, Keir, B.R1chards, Reisinger, Berridge. Row 2: K. Richards, Guarnere King, Smith, Sickelo, D'Arnioo, Brower, Nowak. Row 3: Claston, Curran, Sisson, Kiern, Garrison, Jackson, Cur- ran, Hubbard, Carmer, Carr, Pask, Barber, Harper, Mr. Natalie. Newly organized this year, the Intermediate School Student Council fshown abovel and the Junior High Student Council lshown belowl have been working to complete their organ- izations. Faculty advisor, Mr. Natalie, has led the Intermediate School Student Council in Its first year In each student councul, a representative and an alternate from each home room keep the respective student bodies mformed of the actlvltnes of their schools These grpupi have been hard at work forming a basis for future expansion and service to their sc oo s S Camey Moyer Boulter Hayden Murphy Maxim Harradlne Boylm 52 . . . . . - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I I I O L. 1 . -A , , W ' I I I U I I U S 5 hugh school siucleni council :Mr Seated B Romball Fannmg LaCro1x Mr Jordan Standmg Dobbs Buhler M Gray Wrlson Holbrook Smuh Caron Brower Tacrer Bopp The Student Councul, to whuch each student has the opportunity of sending hrs oplnrons and suggestuons through has homeroom representatlve, us the governang body of the charted clubs and the many octnvltles of our hugh school In meetings regularly held each week, any duly elected representative or lndrvndual student who wants to take part In the dlscusslon make suggestions has the right to do so A to IC of much dlscusslon thus year was the question of club budgets how and If the Student Councll should control them Ot er dlscusslons centered around Students Day and setting up a nmth period octlvlty plan Capably led by nts officers Gary Fanning, President, Duck LaCroax, Vice President, ond Brenda Romboll Secretary Treasurer, under the guldonce of Its faculty advlsor, Mr Jordon, the councll accomplished much toward strengthening student government at Spencerport Central School 53 notional honor society Front Row Jones S Gray Spencer Row2 Mlss Kenefxck D Parker Hammar R Herner Wrxde Row3 B Romball Jacklmg Przybycxen P Bence Hoag F Holbrook Kaddrs The torch of learning surrounded by the symbols of character, scholarshap, leadershnp, and servlce very vnvudl repre sents the standards on whlch the Nataonal Honor Socuety IS based Each sprung members of the lunuor and senlor c asses who have scholastic averages above 85 and who have outstandlng qualnflcatlons ln the other three areas are mducted unto the Natuonal Honor Soclety In an lmpresslve ceremony directed by Mlss Keneflck, the advlsor To belong to thus natlon wlde organlzatlon as an honor that will be cherished forever by anyone who rs selected for membershnp Provldlng guides for specral school programs and posting an honor roll of hugh school students with averages above 90 an three or more sublects are two of the prolects whlch these members carry out 54 1 , 1 , 1 1 , 1 , , . , . 1 1 , , , . v - 1 v 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 T 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , .- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 The Leaders Clu is an active orgamza tion composed of girls from the Sophomore, Junior, and Senior classes who assist in the physical education department Members of this service organ: zatron and nn gym class es, referee Intramurals manage playdays and check coats at home basketball games The officers of the club are Carol Wrant President, Pat Pershing, Secretary Ellen Mc Donald, Treasurer Miss Yeager, the gurls physical education teacher, is their advisor flag guardians Last year four Flag Guardians were chosen instead of two as in the past, and this roced- ure was carried out again this year. The four juniors fClass of 19591 chosen by the faculty on the basis of their outstanding scholarship and citizenship were Diane Gearing, Marilyn Gray, John Bachers, and Robert Caton. John and Bob perform the duty of raising and lower- ing the outdoor flag each day with a careful watch on the weather in case of rain or snow. The guardians alternated in teams for the Flag Salute and National Anthem during assemblies with one boy holding the flag and either Diane or Marilyn leading the audience. This exper- ience was rewarding for all four students and will long be remembered by them. leaders club Front Row Geanng Fowler Macafee K Brower Cherry Marcus Tucker Row2 Kane Koetz MacDonald Brower Page Morucelli DeLorenzo Doran Haag Stoneham Row4 Lenhart Knoll BSIIOSICWICZ Hawk ms Charles Foreman Wexghlll Costanzl Parker Knapp Jacklmg Buhler Nearmg ' b I : ' , 5 - Q .s I Wiant, Pershing, Miss Yeager, Schum: Row 3: b:lcDona1d, Rypma', Nash, Zfownsenii, Rieke, Edwards, King T . I I I . l I 'I I I - I I . ' Seated Mrs Brandaur Parker Caron Gearmg, Conrow Standrng Rreke MWalker Stubxng Len hart M Gray S Gray P Charles T Brower As a result of careful planning, tireless work, and close co operation the publlcatlon of the Panorama IS complete In lust sux months The edl tonal, layout, advertusun sales, and busaness staffs worked under the direction of the edntor, Dnana Parker The advisors are Mrs Brandaur, Mrs Voelkl, and Mr Famsworth The Panorama staff sm cerely apprecuates the strong support of the student body the faculty, and the com munity staff tandmg Parker Front Row Swrckr C Brower K Brower Delfs, Klem Nearmg S Brown Row2 Mlller, Purley Dantz Il-luff Bachers Graff Beaman Borneman Row3 S Srne, LoMag11o Rohr Kernutt Plullrp Tongue Wrlder S Parker Row4 Page Romball Tucker Bemdge Jackson Townsend Nash Clark Row5 D Crosby Lrssow Ryp ma Lockwood, Reedy Buhler S Knapp Carr Stoneham Row6 Hennessy Bartosrewrcz Lewrs Kerber Fanrung Wiant, Murray P Curran Edwards N Bence Row'7 LaCro1x Hudson Foreman Wunder, Fraxze Lenhart Dml Schwarz Wehner Reddmg 56 Typlsts, reporters, artists mechamcs, and salesmen o play cn Important part rn the publrshment of the Echo, br monthly pcper With the guidance of the faculty ad vlsors, Mrss Smlth and Muss Verbrldge, the Echo staff presents the news of clubs and classes m the school wrth the purpose to makec good school better staff Front Row Hart Klem Huff G Delfs Nearmg Row2 Peters Graff Costanzr R Lenhart Chapman Kaufman Dumlao Row 3 Phtlhp, Struble, DeLorenzo, K Brower, Reedy, Baud, Marcus, Mrller Row4 Macafee, Tucker, J Delfs, Bemdge, Lewrs, Page, Stoneham, Pershmg Row 5 Clark, LoMag1ro, Jones, McDonald, Phtlrpp, K Wehner, Kmg, K Flannrgan, Moyer Row 6 Jacklmg, Bence, S Knapp, S Wezghrll, Jackson, Parker, Herner, Murray, Curran Row '7 Bachers, Dutcher, Tacrer, Dmr, Stubing, Knoll, F Bartosrewrcz, Wrant 57 f ...l fx 4. 'NW Seated Struble Miss Smrth Clark M1ss Ver budge Costanzr Stand mg Bence, Jones, F Bartosrewlcz, Dutcher Wrant R Lenhart . I ' II . . . C . . ' 4 . nr . , ' Il Il ' . X Q? t sw 1 fiufif Q is S - A A F 1 1 D I - l I - . Z . . . - . - I . . . - - . . 28 B 5 5 Q A HgB3i!E?i?E3i1iigi .s w 'Q ' af, L.-...- wx .Am S . V q..,55,Vff. L. i. X 'S if '-ef if 'ff w yfggt V ,V ,VV E1 ,, WAV gr X X K Y ,,,,fw,,.,-ff '1 gp-f?s QV . V, .. , V V wi ' 75, 1113, Z Y' .4 V 'M V , . un 1 fa- 53 Q xi V A Xjfjx ff . ' Q ,Q L x ,f X T S f E 'Q Q36 'iii N15 W3 'V , , .. ,gf.. V V,- ,-X Vi ,ig gvfifgg s VFVV iq. Q .xg E V 6 YV -v A , L . 2, ff, T 'iw in Hi? X .' , N ' ' ' L' --. , f 9 WIA f 4 .aw f fL.?w MSX p,,.w '-'-ff. Qi ' 1 g 5 , 3'3 ' L m ' I 'F' if . - Q' - ' 1' 1 ik 2 f ' ' f f W:- figiflgki f W F M' L V 4 . wwf 'x::i'3'?5. fi? h' ' ' far' , W x ' : '-:: -,:: '7 1 m 'f' Q ' 43 4 f K ,. f.: FZ 522352, , QM! 3 ' K 'A Y .1 f:'f K ' 13 Z' is 'ff V ' 5- '1 4 f ilu, ' ' A . ef Q 4 iv ' fJ - ' -3- f . 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Gail Dantz, Rod- ney Knowles and Diane Wehner performed in the orchestra while the re- maining twelve students participated in the band. instrumental These three young musicians represented our school admirably at the New York State School Music Association Junior High Sectional All-State concert at Pittsford. Seated: Caron, D.Brower, D.Wehnex, Lockwood, Knowles, Dantz. Row 2: Petersen, Such, Dobbs, P.Char1es, Fanning, Schwarz, S.Gray, Stoneham, Pixley. 60 The four pupils pictured here were selected for the N.Y.S.S.M.A. All-State Band Pr ram at Eastman 09 School of Music in Rochester. Barry Dobbs, Vonda Petersen and Pat Charles represented Spencerport in High School Band while Bill Kenyon played in the Junior High Band. This was a very great honor for all four to be se- lected out of applicants from the entire state. Dobbs, Petersen, Kenyon, P. Charles This group com- peted in the NYSSMA Spring Solo Festival at Ithaca College. All received an A rating on either a grade 5 or 6 solo. Seated: Caton, T.Brower, S.Gray, Stoneham, Kenyon, Dantz. Row 2: Petersen, Stroh, Dobbs, Wehner, Hennessey, Schwarz, P.Charles. selecled chorus Front Row: Mrs. O'Brien, Dantz, Castle, Klem, Tucker, Bauman, DeLorenzo, K.Brower, Stoneham, Cherry, Sherman, Scorse, C.Fowler, Nearing, Stubble, Schum. Row 2: Klein, V.Mowers, Spears, Chesonis, Proir, Dobbs, Brown, Papa, Grainer, Sawdey, Vandertang. Row 3: B. Romball, Doran, Hutchins, Lockwood, Petersen, Weiss, Crosby, Murray, Wehner, Schwarz, Wiant, Whalen, Roth, Manville, Treat, Harrington, 1.Huff, Nash, Town- send. Row 4: D.Hennessy, M.Buckner, Dini, Johnston, Russel, Mesolella, Bear, Ventress, Conklin, Wiant, Fanning, Zimbrick, Mowers, McDonald, Sine, Norwood, Wilson, McNamara, Conrow. I xc A Front Row: Hulbert, Peters, DiPonzio, Breckinridge, Castri, White, Hoffman, Kenyon, Scott, Pappert, Fogle, Brown, Closser, Scott, Brongo, Feil. I.Rath- bun, Clovis, Mercer. Row 2: Gundell, Kernutt, Nash, Howard, Mapes, Steele, Carr, Carney, Pershing, Judy Huff, Forquell, Ward, Condo, J.Delfs, S. Parker, Hirsh, Hull, Koerz, Underwood, Wilder. Row 3: Groell, Mullins, Conklin, Reynolds, Tegelaar, Williams, Charles, Tartaglia, Barbar, Messer, Hubbard, LoMaglio, Colby, Campbell, Chu, C.Brown, A.Sawdey, Toates, E.Webster, King, Dosche. 62 The Selected Chorus is a very entertaining group composed of the better high school vocalists who have shown better-than-average ability, and is under the direction of Mrs. O'Brien. We hear the Selected Cho rus in festivals and special assemblies. This year they are planning an exchange assembly with Hilton. The Noctette is a special vocal group composed of 9 sparkling girls' voices. These girls sing for special assemblies, concerts, and community affairs. The general chorus consists of about 125 boys and girls under the direction of Mrs. O'Brien. Besides singing for their own enjoyment they take part in the annual Spring Music Festival. This also serves as a preparation for the selected chorus. nocieiie h Front Row: Castle, Mrs. O'Brien. Row 2: Brower Cherry Row3 c o r u S Carney, Nash. Row 4: Treat, Crosby. Row 5: Webster Murray Front Row: Mrs. O'Brien, Castle, Cruppe, Gleason, Fegan, Mclntee, Stiner, Lallo, Caiazzo, Grover, Wright, Beaman, Borneman, C.Mi11er Tongue S Brown R, Spencer, Schuth. Row 2: Trenton, Naas, Kent, McDonald, Coburn, S.Smith, Carmer, Morticelli, S.Sine, Berridge, Kline, Bauman Townsend E Sawdey, Kerber, Hutchins, Dubyniak, Rodas. Row 3: D. Robinson, Jones, Strassner, V.Sine, Krog, Weiss, Wride, Treat, Manville, M. Brown T Doran Buckner Wiant, Bartolomew, Green, Johnson, Mesolella, Ventress, Wiant. vocal seciionols Front Row Castle Struble Row 2 Brower Brown Row 3 Mowers Conklin Row 4 Bear, Mesolella The Jumor Hugh Chorus is composed of 68 members of the seventh and eighth grades who are Inter ested m vocal music ln gaming experience for smgmg in hugh school choruses of the future, they have a great deal of Fun pre parung songs for pres entatlon This group of singers were selected to represent Spencerport in the N.Y.S.S.M.A. Vocal Sectional All-State Choruses. Ronnie Conklin and Milt Brown attended the Junior High Sectionals at Pittsford. The others were delegates to the High School Sectionals at Victor. Front Row Dutton Pershlng Townsend C Scott Bowen Klem Rymer Ryan Nixon N Sykes Thom Clrff Mrllner D Coe S Smrth L Newbauer Fetter M Betlem Hardmg Nowa V Hoffman Rymer Hart Shedd Sllvarole Taber S Wxlhamson B Lenz Kaufman Smrth Dobbs Row3 B Conover C Howard Bodder K Wehner Moyer Knrffm N Hodges S Carney Prstora Arva B Hart JJOhnS0n L Lowe V SPCHCC1' Moors Shufelt Parker T Nass M Peterson Hrlfrker Hodges Proctor Robrnson McKrnney Ellrott 64 C I I Wight, Pask, Lewis, S.Smith, Padelaro: Lo.ckwoo.d, Mowers, E.10hnson,'smeverls0n, Mrs. D'Brieri. Row 2: Streb, The Library Club is an active girls' service organization. The members, consist- ing of sophomore, iunior and senior girls, learn library manage- ment and generally aid Mrs Meslcs, their advisor library club Front Row Macafee Marcus C Brower McDonald Row2 Nearmg Hawkms Schum Costanzr Knoll Mrs Meslcs K Brower Row 3 Cherry Flanagan M Edwards T Brower S Gray, S Knapp N Bence Rxeke Buhler C Fowler Row4 M Gray Jacklmg MacDonald, Petersen F Bartoslewxcz Wrant M Lenhart Wexg hlll Doran Knack future nurses club A 'ik Foreground W Fields O able Kemutt Rowl Wrrght Il-luff, Fralze Edwards Roth Mrs Llpman Row2 Naas Trenton Cross, Lodder, Clark Fegan Knapp Morris A Underwood Grover Caxzzo Borne man C Whne Kelly Beaman Fogle Row3 M Gray E Murray Noskle Hubbard Gundell Snrassner Webster Werss D Crosby V Sme K Steele Mapes S Flanagan K Flanagan The Future Nurses is a recently formed club headed by Mrs Lipman, our hugh school nurse The purpose of the club IS to promote the Ideals of nursing, and Its practical appla catlon At certain tlmes, club members take part in actual hospltal routines The large membership points to the po ularlty of thas notewort y group e eclromcs club Seated Cabic Fowler Johnson Phillip Standmg Mr Reese LoMag1io D Drake B Drake Absent Osmrnkoski As a member of the national organization known as the Future Farmers of America, t e Spencerport chapter tries to follow closely its o - iectrves. These obiec- tives are to help the boys become more skilled in the operation of farm business and to develop the boys' character as well. Mr. Sisson guides this group very ably in their meetings and vari- ous projects. Formerly the Radio Club, the Electronics Club was newly organ ized this year by Mr Reese the faculty ad visor Under his guad ance, members of this club explore the mys terles of electronics and related sciences The officers are David Phillip President, Lee Johnson Secretary and Bob Fowler Treasurer Front Row: Willsea, Branch, Zeigler, Richards, Lyons, LoPresto, Mr. Sisson, Braun. Row 2: Conrad, Chmylak Dentlinger, Miller, Brewerton, Cubiotti, Gerken, Stubing, Tegelaar. Row 3: Borrelli, Guck, Miles, Hager Groell, Mullins, T.Smith. The Junuor Town Meetmg IS a panel dlscusslon be tween students concernmg controverslal and trmel topics It rs held once a year IH each partrclpatmg schoo and rs conducted by the radno statlon, WHEC, throughout the Rochester area hlgh schools Are lobbies a detrlment good government? was the question at Spencerport last sprung Panel members Mary Lenhart, a Freshman, and Bob Catan, a Sophomore, gave In two minute speeches, reasons why they thought lobbies are a detrrment Nancy Smith, a Senaor, and Malt Dutcher, a Jumor, took the opposing opmzon The speeches were followed by an audlence partlcupatuon questron period The program was tape recorded and later played back over station WHEC kameru klub lunlor Iown meelmg Seated Caron Lenhart Standmg 3, Q Front Row: Lufford, Hood, Emerson, R.Smith, Gangross, Elliot, A.Bachers, Mr. Panarires. Back Row: D.Mc- Gillicuddy, R. Knowles, D. Crosby, Woodams, Weiss, Steele, Kernutt, C.Flanagan, K.F1anagar1, L.Smith, Field. Dutcher Absent N Smxth Watch the blrd e Thus IS the cry ofa member of the Kamera Klub before he captures hrs vcctlm on fllm Students interested rn learnmg more about photogra hy are courage by Mr Panar stes, the faculty advlsor to loln the Kamera Klub Members learn the tech nlcal polnts of taking good pictures and how to develop and print their own photos Throughout thus year a program of instructional films has been presented for ad vancement of club mem bers knowledge of pho tography girls' speaking contest Seated Kernutt Mrs Powell Standmg Helfnch Thomas Mr Fedoryshyn Absent. F Bartoslewlcz This year four boys tried their hand at the art of public speaking rn our annual Boys Speaking Contest Assembly program providing experience for future work In college and their vocations Joe Kad dns, a Senior, was awarded first with his forceful and colorful presentation of The Road to Mandaly by Rudyard Kipling Honor able mention went to Gregg Dickenson, a Fresh man, with the speech, Hanging a Plc ure e other contestants and their presentations were Roger Lowe, a Senior, speaking Charles Dicken s Mad and David Egan, another Senior, with the Dednca tion of the Statue of Liberty The Girls' Speaking Contest gives the school 's feminine orators a chance to exercise their well- known speaking talent. The contestants this year had to struggle to obtain the auditorium for prac- ticing before school peri- ods began, but with per- sistance the speeches were memorized with the proper emotions and ges- tures when the day for the assembly came. The winning speech by Rose- mary Thomas, a Freshman, was as an exer t from Betty McDonald's 5nions in the Stew The other contest ants and their presentations were, Mary Helfrich, a Sen- lor, I Speak for Democracy Frances Bartosrewtcz, a Jun- ior, To Grandfather s House, and Jill Kernutt, a Freshman, l Speak for Democracy boys speolung contest Lowe Kaddls Egan Dlckmson 68 senior hugh url club Front Row' Osborne V Arnold Cross Wrlhams Row2 Vandertang N Wrlluarns C Treat B Wunder Mrs Voelkl R Spencer Row3 M LoMag11o W Fueld D Clark It-toward N Dubynxak A Hutchms IHadd1e ton C Kerber C Wuant The Junuor Hugh Art Club serves other orgam zatuons of the school by makung posters and any other art work that may be requured Whale they are maunly a servuce or ganrzatuon, they have fun and develop skulls they wull use un the future The Senuor Hugh Art Club serves other organ: zatuons of the school by makung posters to cudver tuse events taking place un the school They also runt name plates and elp un classroom prouects Some of the posters they make advertuse the Senuor Play, Junuor Dance and Panorama Although they are kept busy, they have many good tlmes Front Row: Scott, Wight, Vanoy, Henchen, N.Sykes, Wise. Row 2: Sawyer, Hebblethwaite, Stone, Kamm, Cubiotti, C,Sykes, Mrs.Voe1k1. Row 3: Luffred, Mesics, Giroward, Maher, Ross, Passe, Facovangele, Heb- blethwaite, Bopp, Murphy, Hilfilker, Quinn, Smith, Kofahl, Koetz. 69 Front Row Struble A Fowler H Kelley C Castle DeLorenzo Row2 Stroh Dutcher Jacklrng Walker Colby Green Gaylord Knowles Row3 Fowler Knapp Delfs Cherry Clark Townsend Webster Brower Margeson Fegan Zlrgulls Row4 Nash Klng Harrxngton McDonald Curran Knapp Wrant Wehner Bartoslewrcz Stubtng York Parker Costanzl Charles Carney hull momiors Strlke, spare, and turkey these are the ex presslons passed around on Monday nlghts at the Lyons Den The bowling league started with the first two games benng played for average The students were then put on teams for league competltlon One reason for the suc cess of the Bowling league IS nts znexpenslveness Each partnclpant pays Sl I0 each week to cover the expense of 3 games, shoes, and prize money which goes for the best team and lndlvudual efforts during the season Pictured below are the Hall Monitors, members of a service orgamzatuon re establlshed this year to pro- mote safety durlng school ours These members patrol the halls durlng noon hours and nmth periods to revent harmful runmng and olterlng Thenr officers are Frances Bartoslewncz, Vrce Presndent, Jeanette McDonald, Secretary Treasurer They are advrsed by Mr Fedoryshyn Front Row: Russell, Schum, Wiant, Murray, Mesolella, Sine. Row 2: B.Schuth, V.Sine, Kernutt, Rypma, LoMaglio, Logan, Chu, Rodas, J.Huff, Mor- ticelli, S,Smith. Row 3: R. Gleason, R.Bartosiewicz, Powers, Hawkins, F.Bartosiewicz, Birmingham, D.Wehner, DuBois, Knoll, Knapp, Weighill, Mc- Donald, D. Spencer. tab secretaries The Teen-Age Book Club enables students to buy popular books of several interests in special paperbound editions. These secretaries take or- ders and keep records for their teacher-sponsors, Miss Smith and Mr. Pask. Seated: Miss Smith, Mr,Pask, Thom, A.Bachers, Lufford. Standing: P. Tongue, Cross, Carney, K. Howard. safety pail-ol This group of eighth grade students, with the and of the Hall Monitors, strnves to protect the pupils at Spencerport from accidents rn the halls and on the stairs The Safety Patrol IS seen on duty from 8 O0 untll classes begun at 8 45 and again during the noon hour We congratulate these students for a very necessary 'ob well done Pask Captam Front Row Kenyon Rauber Breckenridge McKinney R Haefner Adducr Macafee Kniffin Field Row2 K Pershing Dhff Proctor Hart Brown Wl11l3l'I1S0l'l Hardmg Streb S Smith Neubaur Fetter Shedd Row4 Taber Baker S Parker Toates Spencer King Mosburger H11 fliker Mayor K Wehner R Gray Baker Johnston Boylam R Smith Cady 71 1'- ' ' - 5 . . f ' f - 1 'u . ' v - 3 - ' . h t Griffith, Lenz, Hocheau, Dingham, Pocious, Creek, Kaufman, Delfs, Mr.Ingraham. Row 3: Chapman, Wight, Scott, Luffred, Sherrill Smith, Dumalo, I I I . . I . I I ' . I I I ' : I I ' I ' I . I I . - I I ' I ' I I I I I ' I I NW Ulf ll' alll U tggdt ft The two fold urpose of our athletic program, IS furst to add to the structure of the participant s character foundatlon and promote his p yslcal well belng Secondly lt I5 to teach sportsmanship how to wln or lose wlth equal grace These bUIldIf'1Q blocks are also very Important to a future well rounded personality 72 'l i5 1- .-.- L.-... 711: Y L.. Z- q rf N W X X' fix Y Wx W x F' k Kxxfq i xv R NK I Q, 'Br' Q if Z3 varsity basketball Front Row: Conrow, Manager, DeRider. Back Row: Staples, Casanzio, Putney, Winters, Jensen, Kenyon, Christy, Mr.l-Iagberg, Curran, Smith, Davenport, Walker, Hamilton, LaCroix, Caton. ln his first year as Varsity basketball coach, Mr. Hagberg faced a discouraging situation. Very few experienced boys, with the exception of Bill Hamilton, came out for the team. This inexperience, com- bined with a lack of height, led to a very disastrous season for the Rangers. Bad luck in the form of numerous iniuries and sick- ness also plagued the team. The hardest fought early season game was against first- half league champion, Hilton--which was won by Hilton 50-42. Prospects for the next year are much brighter with many re- turning lettermen and with this year's fine J.V. team providing potential Varsity players. Due to the lack of experience, the J.V. team started slowl . As the season progressed, Mr. Nowacl's boys acquired the needed experience and confidence. With the joining of Bob Davenport and Jim Curran to the squad it started to unite into one of the best quintets in the County league. The team possessed many future Varsity prospects. iu n i a r varsity basketball vursily wrestling Front Row: Newbauer, Galipeau, Marchesi, Wittman. Row 2: Paige, Poole, Bachers, Peck. Row 3: Mr.Meilnicki, Logan, Dini, Dentlinger. A large turnout greeted Coach Mielnicki's call for wrestlers early in November. The team was quickly whittled down, however, by lots of calisthenics and hard work. Forming the backbone of the team were returning lettermen Gordie Paige, John Bachers, county champ Bernie Wittman, county and sectional champ Gene Dini, and veterans Roy Peck and Doug Drake. Ronnie Marchesi, a freshman surprise, has the best record on the team, and two other first year men, Bert Galipeau and Ricky Contryman, have been looking fine. The other first year var- sity men show promise and are improving as they gain experience. Spencerport is a charter member of a new league this year, the Central Western Conference League. The new league has some tough competition, but the Rangers hope to come out near the top. The S.C.S. matmen won their first meet of the year over Batavia by a score of 36 to 11, and extended the team's winning streak to 27 straight over a four year period. The next meet found the winning streak stopped at 27 straight, as the Rangers dropped one to Letchworth, 29-19. Since then, the Spencerport grapplers have won over Waterloo 28-16, lost to Geneva 31-19, won over Penn Yan 35-22, over Medina 34-10, lost again to Letchworth 27-13, and won over Brockport 42-10. The Rangers have outscored their opponents so far 226 to 156 for an average meet score of 28 to 20. iu n i 0 r varsily wrestling Front Row: B.Drake, P.Caiazzo, Field, Miller, Hager, Conrad, Brown. Row 2: D.Drake, D.Cubiotti, Prior, Tacier, Reynolds, Mowers, Phillip, Wilsea, Westfall, Everetts, Mr.Charcolla. The Junior Varsity wrestling team, under Coach Charcholla, is mainly for the purpose of developing boys for varsity competition. The iunior matmen have a few meets during the season, and this year are attempting to con- tinue the winning streak established by last year's undefeated J .V. grapplers. 76 3 ., Q S Emi 3 tx? V ' Q' 21595325 Qfslggfffim LQ IM! y ' 'Y ed jf' 9 R va: ' I ' Q M ,Mr ? L 1 41 Q VM, at 7 955 ? 'faf' 4 9 9, A ix, ' vp, 5 X 1 fipm , 'R Y Q- Sir! ,fc 'W b 5, W X 5 9 M 3, , N mx , ' 538 vursliy baseball The Varslty Baseball season last year was a trynng one on the players and thelr coach Mr Schum The team lost approx :mately 85'7o of Its games by one or two-run decisions Inadequate tame for practuce and a heavy schedule Q20 gamesl, com blned with a comparatavely mexperaenced team were hard to overcome The outstanding players In a fune team effort were Fred Holbrook, furstbaseman, Bob Herner, centerflelder, and the three pitchers, Bull Wnnters, Dave Kenyon, and Tom DeRlder Returning this year are these three pitchers along with flve regulars at other posltlons, nn addltaon to a promlsmg group of last year s Junior Varsaty if I From Row Mr Schum Spade Mullaly DeR1der Rohr Cody Managers W Holbrook Canrow Row2 D Kenyon F Holbrook G VanW1eren R Herne: Exchmger DeLorenzo Wmter Dutcher Casanzxo Catan lunlor varsity baseball Jumor Varsity baseball as the steppmg stone by whnch budding Ted Wulllamses and Mackey Mantles gain experience for mov mg up to the Varslty From the performance of the members of this year s team, qulte a few J V s will be stepplng up to a Varslty posltlons next year fem.. V'-w j KN N Y Front Row Dledench Rossem Ryan LoPresto McNaughton Putney Manager Reese Row2 Jensen Bear Davenport Dun Mxles Breckenridge Breedlove Jacklmg 78 C I I l - , . . lar V' l T. :Q 5,2 s M , . M' f , r Q i Q 'X 5 Q S3 K f xl xl if 4 I f , . Q V , ' f- , . . If f X QQ' X! , ct 3 2 2 4' t ' Q 3 ' f f 3 5 eff Vp Y! I V X I V, 1., f fi lt R 'Q' 1 . . . . ' . . . - . . - : . . . . . ' . - . I I I I . I I i ' Q I I ' ' ' I ' II I ll ' ' was j E Z 'V 2. Q V l s-A .X K E p , 7 r L3 ai ug ff' 3 X V - j , X V , N Q T in , I NX Nb X , 1' , 4 . - f f N.. ., X .., 1 X 1 , , Xf 1 Q! K xl x , , Sl A f 7 .N f -. , 0 ' ' 4 , , 1 K, V af L , . y X Q ' 5 ' ' 1 'v . 1 I 1 - 5 n , . I ll I f ' v , . cheerleaders varslly Eught gurls, sax regulars and two alternates, are cho sen for Varsuty cheerleadung each year from the lunuor and senuor classes The advusor with two teachers chosen by her, and sux students chosen by the Student Councul are ludges The gurls are chosen on the bcusus of cutuzen shup pep, vouce, skull un leadung spectators, and theur general appearance They must have a C or above average to partucupate The gurls chosen, lead cheersat games, lead cheers at pep assemblues, and get acquounted wuth the cheerleaders from the other schools Front Row Stoneham Marcus Row2 Sine Huff Row3 Ruesxg Mclntee Front Row Charles Stuburug Row2 Harrmgton Row3 Pershmg Delfs Row4 Koetz lunlor varsity The Junuor Varsuty cheerleaders are eught gurls from the freshman and sophomore classes These gurls are chosen un the same manner as the Varsuty cheerleaders and perform the same dutues I .I . .. . . I I I 79 0 I Pershing, Stubing, S.Charles. badminton As the birdies fly into the rafters, and badminton rockets have magically appearing and disappearing holes, the girls play their annual badminton elimination tournament. While develo ing actual badminton skills, the girls learn the importance of individual ability. Each girl is on her own and eager to win. There can be one winner from each class. The overall cham- pion last year was Carol Wiant. Iennis On viewing the gym roof one usually sees a strange array of paraphernaliap this year numerable tennis balls were added to the collection. For the first time the girls had an or- ganized tennis tournament. With everyone ready to go and willing to learn, each class came up with a winner and many girls anx- ious to learn more about the sport. Pershing, Lenhart, Wiant. softball The girls open their spring intramural program with softball. As cries of Kill the umpl yer out, and safe fill the air, the girls battle not only their oppo- nents, but mud, spring fever, and sore muscles. Two leagues are established-- a Freshmen-Sophomore and a Junior-Senior Srmng D Parker Lockwood T Brower Koerz Edwards Stoneham S Knapp C Knapp M Gray Standing P Charles S Gray Lenhart Wranr Absent Doran McQuarters Rathbun Mclntee Kent Thomas leaguep a round robin tournament is played with two winning teams, one from each league. Plink, plank, plink, plank, plink, plank,--plunk. These peculiar sounds signify the arrival of ping pong time. An elimination tournament is set up and most games are played in the various gym classes. There is one winner from each class, they in turn play off for the grandchampionship, last year won by Nancy Stubing. 'Ui i'0Ul'l'tOmel1l' Front Row: McDonald, Stubing, Costanzi, Schum. Row 2: Hawk- ins, Wiant, Wehner, S. Knapp, S.Gray. Absent: Bolen, I.Mc- lntyre, Onthank, Philipps, B.Romba1l. basketball One of the favorite sports here at Spencerport is bas- ketball . There are many hard fought battles along with some interesting side effects--such as fascinating re- visions of the Mickey Mouse Club song and weird team names. The girls develop their teamwork and sportsman- ship plus accuracy, speed, basketball techniques, and plenty of spirit. 81 Sine,Stubing. volleyball Whooshl Through the net it goesl But wait a minute- this is volle balll Do we have a misinformed player? Ohl I see-she miscaIculatecl. And so start the girls' volleyball games. Since it is the first indoor intramural sport of the school year, many girls welcome the warm atmosphere. A round robin is played, two leagues are formed as in softball . Standing: T.Brower, Stubing, Lenhart, Hawkins, Wiant, Wehner Kneeling: Klem, Stoneham, Buhler, D. Parker, Lockwood. Absent: Hudson, Hutchins, Lortz, Noskie, l.Mclntyre, Knoll, Weighill, F. Bartosiewicz, Pershing. Rifw' Y N l ZW' lt ns tnme again for the Sensors to say farewell As our high school days draw to a close It IS with sadness we say good bye to our teachers, classmates, and friends but with happmess we look forward to the future The understanding and guidance of the faculty will be long remembered We look back on all the happy tnmes, our speclal prolects, our actlvltaes, our social functions, and all of the new adventures each year brought Our years at S C S will always have a speclal place In our memories 82 5. W 'T 'ss 5 qv I , l , 1 .tal rf- K Hwy . A 5. W t t 4 - ' 5 ' l Aji' 1 7' I If' X , Q ' ey. 'X ai rr W, , f ' if so f ' A 1 ,Vg ul, -7 X 43 ki , s ' . S , fv . V s 1' 4 W. Y I 3 , .. '..4 if .gf '. ,, . V' Fa , L A QQV,-, .A , ., ' Q. s A X , ' , ' . '- 1 , 1' f . TA 5' , 'I rf A . Q-1 - . 1-:A , I ' 51 I I W , .., ,I A , 4, T, ' ' 5 r 'L 1 :L . sg v V. ,I A ,x iQQfF' f 'Q ,sf , M A be C ,, 5 .wif . he . - , . ' I I Q I 0 I 0 . . . fr advertising Urmfjdg 1220 yzuoamgfajjgo QQQQQQKSG S 7- ---4 7.1 Ti-..- To our parents, patrons and friends who make such substantial contribution to our structure of education, we give our smcere thanks It would be Impossible to maintain our school and to portray its many phases through Panorama 1958 with out their constant interest and support. 83 in 0 0 Vlgflffzf J 'N 4 Q 0 JZ! -CL Q G , Q2 Q - H- eff 2 '--Q '--- C fcf as fd, A cd 72 , l cw- bbw C S senior parent pail-ons and fl-lends and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs ev and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Frank Car Arme Anderson Alexander Bartosnewlcz Kenneth W Branch Juluus Braun Crang R Brower Harold Brown Earl Buhler ter and Mrs C E Castle and Mrs John E Charles and Mrs Claude Colby Madame et Monsleur Jacques Tacler and Mrs R E Contryman Mrs Ann Costanzl and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs ev and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Jose h Crome Fran DeAoun John DeHollander Joseph DeLorenzo Charles DeRlder Albert Dlckson Patrick Doran Walter Dosche Nicholas Dubynlak Mllton E Dutcher Mrs Doris Eckler and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs J R Ev ns Albert Fanmng Henry Gardner Ruchard Gaylord Jose h Glogowskn Ralph Goodberlet George Goshgaraan Gorden Graff Kenneth H Gray Henry Green A F Hamilton William Harrington D and Mrs Howard T Hawkins and Mrs Bernard Hennessy and Mrs Samuel Jacklmg Carl Knaak and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs L W Knapp John Lenhart Dana J Macafee Emory Masters Wllllam McDonald Carl Mesolella John A Mullaly John W Parker Dennus Petersen Oliver Phllllps Russell Poole Frank Reese Albert Rodas Clarence Romball T A Russell Harold Schum Norman Schuth Harrison E Sme Arnold J Smith R Milford Spencer Wilbur Stanton Melvin Stiles Gordon A Stone C P oh Harold Struble Mrs A L Stublng and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs James Thompson Charles Walker Kenneth G Wehne Lester Welghlll S. 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Compliments Compliments f f Compliments f C pli f Xxlf 0 X , WILLIAM C, BARBER Co, Q I HEATING PIPING The Helfroich Cozy Mofel Grocer VENTILATI NG CONTRACTORS KI I8 Ly IIA EI ood 2 8801 J' s Plwar-mac En Dall' .. od3 6458 Ed Drexler our barber- Wilsons IVIar-ke II 6 nd a I I GASOLINE MOTOR OILS t 8 4040 89 j no Road 3 e venue Phone mw - Churchvllle, New Yo k fl C pl 9 lil f Oy O r e Avenue Rochester, New York Glenwo - Compliments C PII gf of Spencerporf, New York QIZIXI ESI? I2 VALLEY Pelroleum Corp ' 9 G nesee - Ly II-Mt. Read Shopping Center iff: Spencerport Lumber- Company Complele Sleek Building lvlalerials Hardware Pre Cul Homes Cara es 9 More l',l'l3l'l 3 lumber yElFCl Compllments THE OZZIES x fn 5120 Rldge Road Elmwood 2 8376 es'lI WSl'1 S 'l' Tlfle emor-.S rom Fl-HELEADERS CLUB Ril l't R081 H5011 P Best Wishes Complete Colluslon Work From A Painting Welding Y I E. 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ASPHALT SE ROCHESTER, NEW YORK Pl I-IER BROTHERS RIDGE FARMS GRADE A PASTEURIZED MILK and CREAM WITH the NEW HINGED ALUMA SEAL HOMOGENIZED MILK L A ltamm D added CHOCOLATE MILK BUTTERMILK ORANGE DRINK CASH and CARRY FOR SERVICE PHONE DONALD ELMWOOD 2 4542 or MORTON ELMWOOD 2 8850 Compl :ments WQGHI APPLIANCE co I45-I54 South Union Street Spencerport New York KJ J To A Happy Future SCIIIIADUIS MUNI PRODUCTS Rochester, New York fi 77L,9.f7lN-1 N-ffxrr-I' Compl lments obbs S Iahon Sunoco Products Spencerport New York 93 110 wt Nl I ll ll D of ,Qt Es. I I my 1 IL It Itxjfz . 'X of I , R ' o my we - A Q V Bamm Gulf Ro ers Flowers Service Ly 11A 9 f C 12-Lnfggvi lffmlflee ers fled dlfslhlle BRGCKPGRT 8 Mmomle CO Donald rl Fowler lild ecresl llolgel d M i EI 2 2451 3781 Rdg Rd W lfxlerners 'lradlng Cenler Complele Supermarlflet Servlce Rldqe Road lllesl, Span NY P El ood 2 3220 Compliments M I l F Home Decoration of llllsfi i Plwllllps, lnc msusmuo a. sous, mc. 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Sedgwick Fe Her SPENCLRPORT COAL FEED QQRP C onstructlorw OV L l BRARY CLUB - s NH fE11X Z HL T URN L R EXQAVMLNQ CGNTRAQTGRS mc ROCKS Pxtlanlxc, Scirvmce BUCKMAN S DAIRY SALITAN Q C0 NORTHERN STAR CUBUW5 Compliments Best Wishes To The Class Of '58 of I f. I Compliments ' XX l lf, of X MQ fff' 5 f I N3 I fa Q Jil 'lu A 29 Saratoga 23,5 Ba. 5 3630 Z Compliments Compliments of of 821 Elmgrove Road Rochester, New York Compliments Compliments of of 9 u Old Fashioned lce Cream Compliments of Ridge Rd. West S encerport, New York IQREENES BIIIIIIING lloclwgsler Sgalnow om Q5 NNNEENIINEE Mm M, SUPPIIES INC I GL 5 q8II OPEN QII HRS EXCEPT SUU Becller Hllani Servuce SEER on I2Ol:3IIA WESIIGRE DRY CLEANERS Slacllers I'IarIIeE READ Th SCHOOL I The SPEIICERPORT STAR EIEIEIIESEEII IIQqNiIo SIQVIQI Servmce C CS dS C C pl I of X 9 E' Wholesalers 8 Jay Street Rochester, New Yo k II. 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