Victor High School - Bagel Yearbook (Victor, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1950 volume:

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FOREWORD TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION APPREGI ATION MEMORIAM ADMINISTRATION SNAPSI-IOTS SENIORS UNDEQCL ASS MEN SNAPSHOTS ACTIVITIES SNAPSI-IOTS SPORTS ADVERTISEME NTS 5 0 O MRS. ELEANOR BARRY We dedicate this 1950 issue of 'Bagel' to you, Mrs, Barry, to show our appreciation for all the assistance you have given us in the presentation of our yearbook. Three years ago you started a tremendous task when you helped the Class of 1948 publish Victor Central's first yearbook. Last year and this year you have continued to help us in com- pleting tvo more volumes of 'Bage1. Few people other than those on the yearbook staff real- ize the hours of planning and working which go into a year- book, We, the members of the Senior Class and the year-book staff, want you to know that we have appreciated all the guidance and service you have given us and we hope that the many hours you have spent working with us on the yearbook have been happy ones, 4 0 Q MISS MARGARET BROWNLEE In every production there is always someone behind the scenes to insure a superior performance. Working behind the scenes for the Senior Class has been a very well-liked and wonderful person. Her unselfish efforts in working for the betterment of the class have gone for the past two years seemingly unnoticed. But nevertheless, we, the Glass of 1950, sincerely appreciate Miss Brownlee. She has worked harder than any member of our class to make our projects successful. These few words of gratitude are little indeed in comparison with the fond place that Miss Brownlee holds in the hearts of the Class of 1950. 5 0 MISS NORMA OLNEY Long she lived among us, just being kind, Loving and serving through all her years 3 She gave to all whom she knew and loved, A faith, that brought hope out of their fears. She is not gone -- her spirit still livesg Pointing so true, the way upward and on To goals and purposes set in the hearts Of many a child, when. he was young. Pupils of hers still hold fast to their dreams, As they face toward the heights they hope to reaohy And hers were the hands that led them on-- Hers, the heart to inspire --- then, to teach. She laid no claim to riches or fame, Yet left us a legacy that Death oan't defyg A memory that lingers in the hearts of friends, Of a love that lives --- that can never die. The lessons she taught will ever remain: Her inspiration, lives -- a stepping stone To a higher, better, more glorious Life-- A living service beyond the tomb. -Berdina Voorhees Johnston 6 Hexg X . r 4 r .- , - ..- -- A fr li 1, YV- V .l'L 1. r 11 x i - V 1' s ' 2 f f 51151 552 , 7x ' Y f T 1 A 5 ' . 5 .xxx ,ffr xx 14 ' X, ,X X. ,,, V ,V x fr- ,,- 'aff if 3 fElX, 'f - 'zgf ,Y-14 15. Q1 '51 . E: 7? M 1 -,.-..,-- L M ll H flflllrd Will IMT min M1118 1 hum M01 WKA. i I ,. 5 Il 9 Wm A .. ll 0 'Y' X 'N ,o V1 4 T 'UMW J 1 'K 5 'r-'ix if - ,W f, fl I ML Q X B ix il fifii if K ff 1- ,ff ' f A 'H 2 f ff W xm Aff Xb, 55 V 5 5:1 --Hifi, 2 41 fffi W WL -, 5 is -. ,, v4-7 ,- '24 ' fyf 3 ws s ' i f 1,1 T ff ', :Zi-,ff ,, X ig? x ,. 7 G'-:ii R f' ' ' ,V 4 757' fi - ' . 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Fsbruary 23, 1950 Dsnr Btudsnts: llovlos sro plsyllg sn lnerssslngly lnportnnt part ln sducs- tloh in our lodorn public school. ln Victor slons vs sts spending sbout woo yssrly to bring to our school, by vsy of ths ICVIIIQ plcturs, lllustrstlcns to supplsment your nors formal lnstructlonsl. progrsl. It is lntsrssting to think bsok to the snrly boglnnlngs of CH sovlng plcturs lndustry. 'Ihsy Isrs first csllsd 'ths f11oksrs', and rightly so. Llttls dld vs rssllzs tho usss lboth good and had to which vlsusl instruction vould bs put or the lass sppssl lhlch this typo ot recreation would srtord. 'Ihs introduction of sound, and nos tschnlsolar. sro proof of the lndustry's povth and dsvslopnnt. Allthll slds by slds vlth ths dsvsloplsnt of ths lovlss, Us hsvs sesn snctnsr lntsrsstlng phsnolsnon in thc flsld of sducstlon dsvslop--ths osntrllusd school. About ths til! ths XVIII lsrs in their infsney, lsglslntion vas snsotsd ln this state undsr tns guiding hands of tho lsts Rsy Sny- dsr, s hrs boy hilsslf, which sslgnsd to provids for sdp vsntsgss, which tnsir olty cousins snjoysd. Today Us lil, crystallized ln our bssutlrul osntnl school buildings snd fins programs of study, ths drssss thus plonssrs in sducs- tion vlsurllxsd thi.:-ty yssrs Ago. Mnesrsly yours, GMS-. B. Qvdlj' Alton I. Dorblt nmzonnvom ..-...- Principal 8 Mrs. Boughton, Secretary Mr. Rogers, Vice-Principal ZZW First Rows Mr. William Burney M . Ray Obrnford, Clerkg Mr. Ogden Miller, President: Mr. Leslie Hulbert, Treasurery Mr. John Loveless, Superintendent. Second Rows Mr. Brice Bowermang Mr. Alton Obrbit, Prineipalg Mr. Thomas Barryg Mr. Ralph Hawkins. The Class of 1950 wishes to express its appreciation to the members of the Board of Education. Working quietly in the background, these men seldom receive the credit due them. Without the many hours of hard work during their meetings and on their own time, the many advantages which are now ours could not have been achieved. This page offers us an opportunity we do not often have. On behalf of the student body of Victor Central, the Senior Class would like to express its appreciation and gratitude to our Board of Education. 9 First Row 1 Second Rows Third Row 2 JW M . Palumbo, Mrs. Barry, Miss Mentesano, Mr. Rogers, Mr. Corbit, Mies Tucker, Mi V Wood Miss Brownlee Mig: Sion: Miss Vandevborde, Mies Graham, Miss Averill, Mrs. Johnston, Miss McCaffrey, Miss Shumaker, Mrs. Boughton. enhusen, Absent: Mr- 3PiUD9T0 Alton B. Corblt Lyle Rogers Floyd Adams Irene Averill Eleanor Barry Lucille Boughton Margaret Brownlee Natalie Graham Norman Gray Walter Henehan Berdena Johnston Angela Hentesano Carl Palumbo Leola Popenhusen Robert Ransom Charles Rose Germaine Sion Peter Spinner Bernice Tucker Alice VandeVoorde Fern Wood Mr, To-bman, Mr. Gray, Mr. Rose, Mr. Adams, Mr. Henehan, Mr. Ransom, Mrs. Pop- Supervising Principal Vice-Principal and Industrial Arts Instrumental Music Librarian Languages Secretary to Principal and English High School English Vocal Music Agriculture Junior High Social Studies Junior High English Art High School Math Girls' Physical Education Science Social Studies and Guidance Counselor Home Economics Boys' Physical Education Junior High Math Commercial Grade Seven 10 FW First, Rows Miss Cufari, Miss Cornwall, Mr. Corbit, Mrs. Spencer, Miss Buchan, Misa Brown Second Rows Miss Condon, Miss Mead, Mies Stier, Miss Thompson, Miss Colligan, Mrs Cole, Mrs. Englehardt, Mrs. Power, Mrs. Wood, M e. Anderson. Absent: M s. Whittaker. Helen Cornwall Helen Cufari Virginia Mead Georgia Thompson Vera Brown Jane Golligan Ruth Cole Alice Condon Alice Power Doris Stier Edith Buchan Marjorie Spencer Norma Anderson Marian Englehardt Lucille Wood Stella Whittaker II Kindergarden First Grade First Grade First Grade Second Grade Second Grade Third Grade Third Grade Fourth Grade Fourth Grade Fifth Grade Fifth Grade Sixth Grade Sixth Grade School Nurse Di Ito N00 LM'iLT -W-'U S QW f WK 2 f .X my !Zb w kx4,f2,i7 D 1' Sv rqla I X l X Q Q f 91 i lr Rx k 1 j ' I 1 fn A f w fN K! jf! J .fn f fx A ks Lf rims? d F A Q 3.9 M fx fx - X X K X W K Q, M . R. Smith, H. olayaon, Mrs. DeCracker, Mr. Smith. Rfx Absent: Mr. Brady. In Q L J 0 ,w , I -- ,il-' First Row: Mrs. Lucy, Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Blood, Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Beebe. Second Row: Mrs. Carpenxer, Mrs. Mortensen. I2 Z l Y ,I IW 1,11f1wQ 'ffl A '1 X 4 .. v ,Q A 'UWA A ,,1 ?'5- Wg J My 0 1 If v 1 9' v In 1 1 rf' I 'Q K 1 4 '41 s W 2 ' 1 X kj .., - 1 4 First Row: Mr. Brewer, Mr. Roberts, Mr. Hill. X Second Rows Mr. Rose, Mr. Woigert, Mr. Tischer, Mr. Green, Mr. Underhill, Mr. Romeiser. I-k,,,,-1:-' if ' V ir J X i If aNUN ' -W 'ju-AERA JET iii! Nfx. KG fs' rw - ff 0 if,,i. ff f ki, wx iii' , X 5m,,. j ' fi 'f '- Q 1 XX '31 XM., X SX Mu, T Nwvuk X 'nx- im- X ff 7 pl ,414- f I 7 Zi. I5 Z, vm' 'fl 3 Ulvzfif JUAN Q Mimi E VARSITY Q . W 1: NISE ,, . Us - 4 X. 1 x' ' X : ifvf ' 1 ff .', 1 W Yup ' v Q4 . ,Si , 4 .V f 1 fn FQ , .v , we 115,67 ,w- . 37 N 'Sf gf!! MVA xx ,ff S w .ing F- EN 1 3 UTH 'fx Dm BBEMJJ A,A,Zf LIL 0 0 0 f STAQ2lNc..,.X THE 1 0? ' O QQ 4 wuwmwwam BY Of Jw tf-1,15 CHARLES LEHMAN 'Men of few words are the best men.' Claes President 5,43 Student Council Vice-Pres. 43 National Honor Society 2,5, 43 Boys' State 53 Bagel Staff 5,4, Busi- ness Manager 43 ESSPA Conference 43 Band l,2,5,43 Chorus 2,5,43 Double Quartet 43 Middlesex Valley Festival Chorus 5,43 Basketball 5,43 Baseball 5,43 Intramurals 1,22 Citizenship Committee 4. ANN O'DEA 'A merry heart maketh a cheerful eountenanne.' Class Vice-Pres. 5,43 Bagel Staff 53 Hilltopics Staff l.2.5,43 Cheerleading 5, 4, gapta1n.4, Intramurals l,2,5,43 Libra- ry Club 1. MARGARET GUINAN 'It must be the Irish in me.' Class Seoretari 43 National Honor Society 3 Bagel Staff 43 Senior Play 43 Band 13 In- tra urals l,2,5,43 Cltizenship Committee 43 Library Club l. JULIANA SULLIVAN 'Full of sweetness, giggles and fun.' Class Treasurer 5,43 Hilltop- ics Staff 1,23 Senior Play 43 Chorus l,2,5,43 Triple Trio 43 All-State Sectional Chorus 43 Middlesex Valley Festival Cho- uss 2,5,43 Citizenship Commit- tee 43 Library Club 1.2. I6 WILLIAM sown 'A natural born actor in every sense of the word.' Student Council 43 Bagel Staff 43 Senior Play 43 Basketball 5,4, Cb-Captain-43 Baseball 43 lhrsity Club 5,4 PT0B1dBDl0Aj Citizenship Committee 4. Bill entered VZCIS. in his Junior year. ESTHER ALDRIDGE 'The shortest answer is doings' Student Council 1,2,5,4, Vice-Pres.-5, President-45 National Honor Society 2,5, 45 Girls' State 55 Bagel Staff 5,4, Edi- tor-45 Hilltopics Staff l,2,5,45 ESSPA Cbnference 5,45 Senior Play 45 Clara G. Felt Speaking Contest 25 Chorus 1,2,5,45 Orchestra l,2,5,4, Vice-Pres.-2, Presi- dent-55 Triple Trio 2,5,45 String Ensem- ble l,2,55 String Quartets 45 All-State Sectional Orchestra 1,2,5,45 Middlesex Valley Festival Chorus l,2,5,45 Intramu- rals 15 Citizenship Cbm ittee 45 Camera JAMES ANTONIO 'Big as life, and as enjoyable.' Class President 1,25 Student Council 55 Boys' State 55 Bagel Staff 2,5,4, Sports Editor-45 Hilltopics Staff 1,25 Chorus 45 Basketball 5,45 Baseball 2,5,45 Football Co-Captain 45 Sports Manager 1,25 Varsity Club 5,45 Intramurals 1,25 Citizenship Com ittee 1,2,5,45 Sportsmanship Co mit- tee 1,25 Bachelor Club 1,2. Club be. MISS BROWNLEE Class Advisor 'To be prepared, is the most effectual way of preserving peace.' Rum ssmm' 'One who's not afraid to say her say.' Class Treasurer 15 Bagel Staff 5,45 Hilltopics Staff 5,45 Senior Play 45 Chorus l,2,5,45 Triple Trio 45 Middlesex Vkl- ley Festival Chorus 2,5,45 In, tramurals l,2,5,4. 17' 5 3 RUTH BLAZEY 'On thoughts of life I have but one, and that by gosh is having funs' Bagel Staff' 55 Hilltoplcs Staff l,2,5,45 Cheerleading 45 Intramurals 1,2,5,45 Sports- manship Cbmmittee 5,45 Library Club 10 BETTY BOWERMAN BRIDE BOWERMAN 'The mile that wins them all. Senior Play 43 Hand l,2,5,4s Chorus 13 Orchestra 45 Pep Band 5g Middlesex Valley r.az1vs1 Band 5,4: P1H-A- 2,5.4s Fair Uhairman. 5,4. MILDRED BOWERMAN I can resist anything but temptati on. Chorus 1,2,5.4: Tr1p1e Trio 4, Middlesex Valley Festival Cho. gun 5,43 Intramurals 43 F'.H.A. C , 'Ever let the Fancy roam, pleasure never is at home. National Honor Society 5,43 Bagel Staff 143 Band l,2,5,1+3 Pep Band 23 Middlesex Valley Festival Band 2,5,ll3 Basketball 5, 43 Track 5,45 Varsity Club 43 Intramurals 1,23 F.F.A. I+, Citizenship Committee 4. EVELYN BROWN We may live without friends, we may live without books, but civilized man can't live with- out cooks. Class Vice-Pres. lg Senior Play ll-3 Chorus 1,2,5,l+3 F.H.A. 2,5,4, President-5,43 Fair Chairman 5,45 Library Club 2. 18 HOLLY OLAYSON Not too serious, not too gay, a good friend in every way. Bagel Staff 43 Senior Play 43 Intramurals 5,43 Ultizenship Committee 4. Holly entered V.C.S. in his Junior year. JAMES CLIFFORD RONALD CDOVER la-eeklee have their place in this world., A I cannot tell how the truth may beg I say the tale as 'twaa said to me. Senior Play 43 Football 43 Intramurals 2, Bagel Staff 43 Basketball 5,43 Track 53 5,11-3 Bachelor Club 2,5. James entered Intramurals 1,22 Bachelor Club 1. V.C.S. in his Sophanore year. EVELYN ,cow 'Thy modesty'e a candle to thy merite' Class Secretary 1,5 3 Bagel ' Staff 43 Hilltopiee Staff 43 Band 1,2,5,43 Chorus 13 Or- Pep Band 5,43 All-State Seo- tional Band 43 Middlesex Val- ley Festival Band 2,5,4. JUDY CRANE 'The place to be happy in here the time to be happy is noir. Hilltopice Staff 5 3 Chorus 5, 43 Intramurals 5,43 Fel-I.A. 4. Judy entered V.01S. in. her Jrmior year. 19 ROBERT FOLKINS 3 'Let thy words be fewe' -Basketball 5,43 Baseball 5,43 Track 5. Bob entered 'V.C.S, in. his Junior year. EUGENE FRITZ GORDON GOURLAY HA young man, who's hard to bluff. In every sport he does his stuff.' Counts-n Bagel Staff 43 Basketball 2,5,43 Baseball 2,5,43 Football Cb-Captain 43 Varsity Club 5,43 Intramurals 1,23 F.F.A. 2,5,43 Citizenship Committee Captain 43 Bachelor Club 2. umm sunucs 'I propose to fight it out on this line if it takes all sum- mer.' Bagel Staff 5,4, Advertising Editor-43 Band l,2,5,43 Or- chestra 43 Pep Band l,2,53 Brass Quartet 53 Middlesex Valley Festival Band 2,5,43 Basketball 5,43 Baseball 23 Football 43 Varsity Club 5,43 Intramurals 1 , 23 Citizenship Co mittee 4. 'It's the spirit, not the size that Class Treasurer 23 Basketball 2,5,43 Baseball 2,5,43 Football 43 Varsity Club 5,42 Intramurals 1,2,5,43 F.F.A. 1.2,5,4, Reporter-2 , Treasurer-5 ,4 3 Citizenship Committee Aj Bachelor Club l,2,5. I DOROTHY GYSEL 'With a friendly smile for everyone, she has friends and she has fun.' Class Secretary 23 National Honor Society 5,43 Bagel Staff Literary Editor 43 Hilltopics Staff 5,43 ESSPA Conference 53 Chorus 2,5,43 Triple Trio 5,43 All-State Sectional Chorus 43 Middlesex Yalley Festival Cho- rus 5,43 Intramurals 2,5,43 Sportsmanship Comittee 5, Citizenship Committee 5. Doro- thy entered V.C.S. in her Sophomore year. 20 ROBERT HENEHAN nlf you're there before it's over, you're on time.' Basketball 5 4, J.v. captain- 53 ronba11 In Intramurals 1, 2. LUCILLE -MAHONEY RUTH' MOORE She'e just as nice as she looks. H31-19506 is de9P HS Eternity! Speech as shallow as time. Clase Vice-Pres. 23 Bagel staff 45 3111- Intramurals 1,2,5,lI-3 F.H.A. 2,45 Library topics 5,45 Senior Play 45 Chggrlgading Club l,2,5,1+, President-4. 43. Intramurals 1,2,5,43 Citizenship Com- mittee ll-g Library olub 1, MICHAEL NOLAN 'Did nothing in particular, and did it very wel1.' Intramurals l,2,5,lU F.l'.A. 1, 2,5,l+3 Bachelor Club 2,5. SHIRLEY QUACKENBUSH A ready smile, and a friendly way make the nicest personali- tYe. Bagel Staff Typing Editor 45 Hilltopioe Staff l,2,5,45 Cho- Zue 1,2,5,1I-3 Intramurals 2,5, O 21 5 FRANCIS RYAN Ch, this learning, what a thing 11. 1s.' Basketball 5,14-5 Baseball 2,59 45 Football 43 In:t.ramure.1e 1, 2 3 Citizenship Cbcmmittee 43 Bachelor Club 1,23 Camera Club 1. , ROBERT TURNER omnms -rwrrcnsm. u Ioiugil 2236312253151 lfjerggz feat' 'Tho' high school days have their delights, P ' They can't compare with high sehool nights. F'F'A' 19295943 Bachelor ol-uh 1 Senior Play 43 F.F.A. Speaking Contest 2, JEROME WALKER 'Thou wilt show my head to the peopleg it is worth showingl' Bagel Staff 5,15 Art Advertis- ing Editor-43 Senior Play 43 Football 4s Track 5,4s Intre- murals l,2,5,4. l. , 53 Band 25 Baseball 43 Football 43 Intra- murals 2,5,43 F.F.A. 2,5,l4. Charles en- Atered V.C1S. in his Sophomore Year. KENNETH WEIGERT 'There is no mistake: there has been no mistakey and there shall be no mistake. Bagel Staff 5,15 Art Editor-43 ESSPA Conference 153 Basketball 1,2,5,4, Co-Captain-in Base- ball 2,5,45 Varsity Club 5,43 Citizenship Comittee 43 Li- brary Club 1. 22 JOYCE WOLFE 'Quiet and serene and tall, always a good friend to all. Bagel Staff 43 Hilltopios Staff 43 Chorus 1,2,l+3 Intra- murals lf P.H.A. 23 Citizen, ship Committee 4. AMW 0 K 'adlfi -.X R WASP?- -- . 'G is 4 ' - . V ' ..7..,,... 'jg fefj' psi I We started on our long journey to stardom in 1958. Our first scenes if I 'Qt'-' We V, an x Efof our movie career as first graders were taken in our rooms over the pre- -- g ' W lil 520 :25 - pssm. victor Post office. our next move was into the sank sanding where ,, -- hr gif' the second and third grade scenes were enacted. Of the present Senior f s - - ' Class there are only about six of the original cast still together who were W . ' ' ' 1 with the company at its opening season. ,1, 'mm mmcnss ou! The new sehoox building which was some gi' pleted in '41 provided a new setting for the completion of our 'no ' L g .,. 5230 5 class film. With the closing of the district schools many new i',Ti.' 0 een Eff Q ' as players merged with the present cast and helped :Ln making scenes RR 'Nh 'Q I gy E aj F four, five, six, seven, and eight for this 1950 production. 'MJ-' L 4 E ,. I . Z?- LIGI-ITSl GAMERAI ACTION! The show must go on! We are new Freshmen I y -Q -M ef 0 with Jimmy Antonio as President, Evelyn Brown as Vice-President, Evelyn Qj V, 1- Colf as Secretary, Ruth Berndt as Treasurer, Esther Aldridge as Student f ' 1' f'1 Qi Council Representative and Miss Chambers and Miss Rouchard as our mana- , ,Q1 gers. The first of our own financial backing came in the form of a bon- L ' .ff X ' 4 -x. us of 815 for selling the most tickets for the seasonal basketball ' 'Q' ' X-gf: A ' ,WV games. The projector was turned towards our Tag Day and an After-Dance ff to complete scene 9. Our next setting was Studio 1-lab Room. Our President was again ,X Jimmy Antonio with his assistants--Lucille Mahoney, Vice-Presidentg Dorothy Gysel, Secretaryg Gordon Gourlay, Treasurerg and Esther Ald- Bo lt Q ridge, Student Councul Representative. Our manager was Mr. Weaver. y Q if fry We practiced so-called chemistry during our free homeroom periods. If 536' We shot scenes of our Hallowe'en party 'at the Rod and Gun Club. Our 'M' ' Sophomore Hop made a colorful scene with the streamers and flowers. k At the end of this reel we had 856 in our treasury. 1 A' ' ' f In our Junior year, we added about 3700 to our treasury. We had our Junior Prom on the first Friday in May. Our other action shots included ldgfyiv a stationery campaign and selling candy and pop at the basketball games. A26 We sponsored dinners for the Rod and Gun Club and the firemen. This year our manager was Miss Brownlee and from our own cast we chose Charles Leh- v, 'Y-1' 5 man for President, Ann O'Dea for Vice-President, Evie Colf for Secretary, and Julie Sullivan for Treasurer, and Jimmy Antonio for Student Council or, :J ., Representative. We had a preview of our Senior Year when we purchased our class rings and moved up to the senior assembly seating in the annual moving-up day exercises in June. V We opened the first scenes of our twelfth year of production by electing Charles Lehman as class President, Ann O'Dea, Vice.. Prssidentg Margaret Guinan, Secretary, Julie Sullivan, Treasurerg A K I 679 xfff fx K af f VHF D L K fm! L rr In W I 'lf lg-ILL L 'I 'II X L ' 1x I-n. X .. Bill Bows, Student Council Representative. Miss Brownlee again ' consented to act as manager and the season opened with a full , I - , - f - schedule-of appearances lined up for our final year together, In ' -L ' I L 71 '- f the fall we raised the sights of our movie camera to take in our I 1 ' e 7, 7 lgd W magazine selling campaign, From this we realized profits of over aw R 5- Lk- 8660. On November 7 and 8 we gave the most important performance l E ? ... 13,44 i of our stage career when we presented 'The Tower Room Mysteryn, a , N fp I ' three-act mystery farce. Our Senior Ball in December centered M ' 521 '? around the theme of candy canes, Santa Claus and Christmas greens. ev f Q I I As. Slimax to our fourth year money making campaign we combined our ff if ' Q I I profits and took our long awaited and privately-planned trip to New 5 ' 44 York City. We traveled by tram, leaving Victor April 12 and re- V f 4 'M A turning April l6.a We saw many wonderful things and shall always 'J ' I' fl? f ' I ' X-iv: remember this exciting trip. -'M f-' X In finishing out the last few months until our graduation, we put out this third volume of our yearbook, Bagel . We participated in our last Q ' Moving-Up Day exercises and gave our Glass Night Prpgram with all the ' 5 finesse of accomplished actors and actresses. On June 27 we donned our ,IV ' caps and gowns for our last group appearance on our home stage where-we , 1- ' K were presented with our diploma and thus recognized as Alumni of V.C.S. - Our twelve years together brought each of ue friends and exper- iences which we shall always treasure and happy days of congeniality .'f-ff1f1fg,9y,ffg4z which can never be removed from our memories. T f- ' - V ' iv 25 The Tower Room Mystery by Robert St. Claire Jabk ch8.1l.O0eneeoeeeeoseswo BOYD Kate Ohali.oe...,.....B3 Bbwenmn Myra Vernon...........L. Mahoney Kennedy Ellsworth. . sl . .H. Ulayson M3-Thar.:sasosooee'ssoeosJs W9-1159? Matild-loeossseseeeeesEs Ald-1'idg9 Emilyiesonseeneso sesesno Guin!-I1 Al1d1'9WonusesososooocoJo O11-ff01'd MTBQ Barre?-'b.........J. 51111117811 Mlrtinoeeesoeeosseseol Tlfitchill lhster's Vl1f'es....,...,R. Berndt E. Brown First Rows E. Aldridge, L. Mahoney, W. Bows, B. Bowerman, Director' ' ' ' ' ' H ' ' 'Mis' Brmmle' HS Q1B.y!0n. Pr0mpter..............Mz-s. Barry Second Row: C2 Twitchsll, J. Sullivan, E. mom, J. Walker, RQ BQ!'ndt, M0 , JQ Clifford. The two day run of the Oscar? winning performance of the Class of 1950 began promptly at 8:15 P.M. on the night of' November 7. The lights were dimmed and the audience grew quiet as the curtain. was raised to reveal a dark and forboding stage of mystery. The mysterious Master who inhabited the old mansion entered the tower room through the secret staircase and captured Myra Vernon, a beauti- ful young girl who was looking for hidden treasure there. What mystery! Kate and Jack Chalice Qeieter and brotherj entered the house which they had :Ln- herited from an eccentric uncle end made their way up to the tower room. Here we learn that Jack is a writer and that Kate is romantically interested in Jack's backer, Kennedy Ellsworth, As Jack sets out to write a new mystery plot he is given all sorts of' ideas by the continuous stream of myster- ious incidents that occur in the tower room where he is trying to work. One of these disturbances comes in the form of a beautiful young girl, Myra Vernon, who Jack becomes very interested in. Three plotting servants, Matilda, Emily, and Andrew, add to the confusion by planning to rid the house of its new owners. The entrance of Mrs. Barrett, a crazy woman and her keeper, lhrtin, add more bits of comedy and suspense to the scene. In the end the cast finds out that Ken has hired the Master and his wives to give Bill a few realistic suggestions for his book, including the 'Master's Kiss Of Deathn. The servants are captured and the nvstery comes to a grand finis. '24 xxcfff'-S ff ff .X .:::,i , fx 1 ff if 9: fi' f'4 f' ,ff ri.. fi f ,Xiu ff ,ff 3 1 za X uni --- WWE' First Rows Nancy Pratt, Evelyn Beard, Nancy Dunn, Sheila Ooncannon, Ethel Fritz, Sally Helm, Joan Braiman. ' Second Rows Domenica Antonio, Joyce Boughton, Betty Collins, Hhrjorie Herendeen, Margaret Herendeen, Shirley Hunt, Patricia Broderick, Beverly Cotter. Third Row! William Gerlock, Robert Bove, Robert Garlock, Mary Ann Turner, Robert Berndt, Kenneth Garling, Betty Burse, M s. Barry. Fourth Rowc Charles Mahoney, Frank DcRight, Bernard Cleary, David Hawkins, Robert Folkine, Dennis Clifford, Bgp4gm1g,Oarpgntgr, Absent: Donald Rector, Thomas Turner, Mary Kregal, Alice Devlin. The Class of '51 got under way by co-sponsoring XXX the Halloween dance with the L1on's Club. The Junior X A Prom was held in May, and everyone declared it a huge success. A stationery and wrapping paper campaign was waged during October and November. Throughout the bashetball season, we sold candy and pop at all home gamele We served dinners for the Fireman and the Rod and Gun Club, which further boosted our treasury. By the end of the year, we decided our Junior year had been successful. Our advisors are Mrs. Barry and Mr. Rogers. ? 1 ifN 26 +0225 gills XZ! ' N 'L 'ETA ,Ji ,A Lf .6 ge t W xx X Emi we J B- X l - X Ill E' JH I 05935 ,First Row! Seeoml Rows Third Rows Fourth Rows neil X Elf Robert Suhr, Joyce Matthews, Dorothy Swartzenberg, Ruth Young, Louise Klem, Jean Smith. Dominic Paparone, Betty Jensen, Lucille Rugenstein, Helen Matthews, Nancy Stomp. Ross Phippen, Nancy Valley, Barbara Lortseher, David Mal-bman, Sandra lhrtin. Douglas Orliok, Vernon Power, John Phillips, Aurelie Va.nLare, Mr. Rogers. .42 I iiilgr -T JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: M. A. Turner, Seo.: J. Phillips, Press! N. Dunn, W-Pres.: S. Helm, Tren.: E. Fritz, S. C. Representative. 27 First Rows Patricia Clifford, Alice Herendeen, Joan Karver, Connie Barry, Raymond White, Joan Nesbitt, Mary Lou Putman, Mary Lou Anderson, Mr. Rose. Second Rows Ann Rothwell, Dorothy Young, Elaine Stahl, Robert Gillis, Donald Gour- lay, Mary Turner, Ruth Conover, Elsie Hawkins. Third Rows William Witter, Beatrice Schraden, Inman Waters, Darvin Veigert, Alan ., ,,g- Garlock, Jack Garlock, Robert Smith, Mary Ryan. Q' N'1 Fourth Rows James McKeag, Robert O'Neil, Francie Tischer, Richard Bardun, Dorothy J' u Rybke, Robert Brake, Sylvia Glover, Bernard Hall, Joseph Angelo. 'F-N'Absenta Jack Barry, Robert Barry, Harold Kesel, Helen Thieleman, Albert S1- ff: 'buifr' monde. QUIK xx I y GV-R nterxy 1,1-gg Q l1,. x - eR',,f . 4 5- 1 ,xg Ui jfdix X-:s.1 F .a Wl:7'QFv5 With Mr. Rose as advisor and Bob Smith as president, the Sophomore Glass has had A very successful year. After winning the Hal- lloween window painting contest the class celebrated with a party at the had and Gun Club. Our Donkey Basketball game in January proved to be very hilarious, and also quite successful. The Cole Circus, which was our next activity also increased our treasury. A movie ln the spring was our last attempt at raising money and we ended the year by giving our assembly before the student body. ,fFT'fz:STNr lic y,ono1-n-rx .. N E 'Q -lf' ,Tr ' 0 -J sornonons omss orrrosnsz A. ne!-enaeen, QQ? j 5 is 0 X VLPres.5 E. Hawkins, S. G. Rep.: U2 Barry, L ' K ,i -'jf-I Q as Trees.: F. Tiachsr, Seo.3 R. Smith, Press , QW? First Row: Hilliard McKee, Beatrice Draper, Patricia Bowerman, Judy Obtter, Robert McCarthy, Duane Henehan, Arthur Lewis. Patricia Criss, Edith Madison, Joan Oiadzeck, Tony Mangiamele, Gilbert Aldridge , Eugene Moore. Second Rows Third Rows Francis Ellis, James Mead, Ronald Gouldrick, Richard Meckler, June Oblline, Ann Blubm, Marjorie Matthews. Fourth Rows Charles Matthews, Beverly Fredericks, Alan Boverman, William Bennett, David Dunn, Mr. Palumbo. Absent: Robert Hendricks, Everett Simonds. x ff I 1 X l al F f1 Z 2 2 Q x ' ag A ,A t r ,wggqx f We're finally in high school and we're ff ' off to a good start with '74 members in our ld ' class. In the Halloween picture contest we I I won third prize, and came out on top in the jf X' season ticket contest. To further advance Wm our funds we held a tag day for the opening M X f basketball game. l 4 We sincerely appreciate the help and un- X dex-standing of Hr. Palumbo and Mr. Ransom, V- X L our never tiring advisors. . 1,- ,Z X ff 45 xx 29 CW? First Rows Second Row: Third Row 1 Fourth Row: Jeanette Rubens, Marian Schmidt, Mary Suhr, David Rugg, Marion Brakd, Doris Button, Shirley Braiman. Alice Whittaker, Alvira Wardere, Joyce Power, Anne Power, Judy Nolan, Lee Semmler, Glen Popenhusen. Bruce Witt, Richard Harder, Delores Stemp, Joyce Thiel, Beverly Stahl, Rita Swartzenberg, Doris Peglovn Mr. Ransom, Raymond Weigert, Richard Ryder, Dirk Weigert, Donald Tur- ner, Fenwick Small. I ,sts I X EY , i W W Q. , ,M ' , -iii Z 3- ?-3 ggjzf.-S,-6 1 7' f 5 A V fig N?- 2 J Q' ww ' 'Q ,f FEATU FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: P. Bower-man, 'Treang S. Bre.i.le.n,. S. C. Rep.: L. 36mm- lgr, Presq M. Brake, Seo.: D. Weigert, V-Prods. 50 HWS' ,H lv v I 1 I ,N rl U W First Rows V. Terwilliger, K. Hanlon, G. Henehan, J. Harris, J. Turner, 1 K. Whittaker, S. Carpenter, G. Mortensen. Second Row: R. McGarry, V. Underhill, D. Parshall, R. Boughton, D. Mac- , Pherson, A. Gerling, H. Yahn, J. Posman. 4' Third Rows F. Wheeler, Mrs. Johnston, M. Scala, M. Peterson, J. Cotton, If J. Draper, R. Lundy, O. Years, E. Hall. ' I Fourth Rows A. Berndt, P. Preston, J. DeLong, J. Mahoney, E. Gillis, ll' M. Bowerman. 1 Absent: O. Angelo, L. Oaloagno, C. Doyle, F. Ellis, J. lh,ng1m919, 5 'K y X I f W i , I First Row: K. I.aG1are, L. Young, C. A. Czadzeck, O. Terwilliger, G. QXX Reeves, D. Burse, J. Gullace. -2 Second Rows D. Simonde, K. Thompson, N. Barry, VI. Brintnsll, B. Blazey, 1? 3 A. Payne, C. Snyder: W' K, Third Row: Miss Tucker, E. Brady, A, Ertle, G. Antonio, R. Gzadzeck, R. ., 5 Studervhnt, A. Sonneville, C. Mortensen. Fourth Row: J. Shoemaker, G. Rugenstein, K. Zimmer, D. Peglow, D. Peglow. Absent! L. Calhoun, J. McKee, J. Prysinda, R. Suhr, A. Weigert. 31 OWS? X? - .2 fy ff gx - ,F ff E ff? f T E J A e 1 First Rows M. A. Loomis, C. Ernst, R. Militello, G. Pimm, C. Brake, F. Rappl, R. Oakes, G. Angelo, E. Brsiman, N. Years. X Second Rows T. Twitchell, P. Steffenhagen, W. Rugenstein, E. Peglow, J. 5 f Hunt, O. Courtney, R. Wallace, M. Power, H. LaClare, E. jf Gerling. Third Rows T. Madison, S. Garlock, J. Carra, J. Carre, M. Stahl, J. Sutton, J. Devlin, M. Lewis, D. Hunt, J. Ryan. Fourth Row: B. Blood, C. Austin, E. Matthews, M. Barry, R. Robinson, R. Brady, D. McKeag, G. Brown, Mr. Henehan. Absent: J. Conover, C. Martin. QQ N JG . X uv. K L 4 ,f First Rows S. Pratt, C. Militello, R. Matthews, G. Warder, J. Cotter, X J. Carr, F. Underhill, L. Matthews, M. Doyle, N. Rappl. Second Rows M. Harder, W. Czsdzeck, B. Orliok, J. Synder, F. White, J. '3' Rappl, B. Hall, D. Rader, R. Burns, Miss Wood. W ...Q 40 N L Third Row: S. Walker, H. Matthews, O. Herendeen, D. Rector, R. Ott, fi is f 5 Y W. B1.u'ns, N. Smith, D. Bowermsn, H. Fritz, M. Leary. Fourth Rows R. Scala, A. Phillips, W. Coon, F. Yahn, R. Redfield, W. Prysinda, W. 0'Dea, D. DuVal1, O. Johnson, S. Kohl, E. Hargrave. Absent: S. Calcagno, T. Madison. 552 J OW f n N V 4 . x , 1- gt. Mix Y M First Rows lick, B. lhtfhwfaa .N. Smith, M. Clifford, S. Miller. Second Rows C. North, ESI. Fitohles, C. Madison, J. Walker, R. Simonds, R. Sutton, A. Lortscher, O. Golf, R. Whittaker. Third Rows Mrs. Anderson, R. Gillis, J. Strassner, F. Becker, A. Garrett, E. Dunn, E. Madison, E. Bittner, J. Searjeant, D. Zuhlsdorf. Fourth Rows J. Reynolds. E. Coon, J. Tischer, M. vg,nDrnan, M. Brown, J. lamb, M. McGary, L. Barnes, W. Bennett. Absent: J. Popenhusen, R. Shields. R. Herendtaen, L. Eowerman, J. Swartzenberg, J. Brownell, E. Or- Lazx ' Q A X 'l?X 5 First Row: G. Cody, D. Anderson, B. Pegl-ow, 0. Hunt, F. Doyle, R. Power, H. 5 Valtman, R. Anderson. 5 QEQDQT 2 Second Rows M. Whitney, C. Bowerman, P. Mortensen, B. Carson, D. Veigert, A. Cfym Strassner, J. Fisher, D. Courtney. 2 NF' Third Rows S. Peglow, S. Czadzock, G. Stahl, R. Thompson, L. Blood, J. Web- ster, G. Snyder, E. Calhoun, J. Hanlon, Mrs. Englehardt. L Fourth Row: L. Leavilt, A. Pimm, F. Mangiamele, A. Gilbert, B. hbke, L. Herbst, E. LeClare, R. White, H. Sadler, 555 First Rows Second Rows Third Rows Fourth Rows Absent: X ,f ifflh Z f I fe , 1,1 Z fig T z 1 1 W ., X4 ,-K '5 I 4 OW? f Q, M K J ll fy K W X NX lf la fl, 9' W F. Courtney, J. Trenchard, J. Gernom, D. Brake, M. Brake, A. Cardulla, R. Thompson, O. Mangiamelo. L. Gullace, P. Scala, K. Winkler, S. Criss, R. Suhr, R. Wood, Q A. Boughton, O1 Herendeen. QQ N. Hill, R. Smith, L. Jacobson, R. Kratzenberg, J. Jabout, J. wx Klater. As W5-ZQIH. Ae Timm. SX Miss Buchan, E. Morook, J. Peterson, UL Smith, B. Clark, M. M6810 W R. Rader. mx X First Rows N. Jabout, J. Beard, H. Broderick, M. Lucey, A. Rogers, J. Gardner, D. Ozadzeck, L. Sleight. Second Rows A. Oardulla, D. Bower, R. Tay, T. Becker, R. VhnLere, M. Brady, J. Burns, G. Carson. Third Row: B. Padghnm, R. Tuttle, E. Devlin, A. Mangiamele, S. Cotton, A. Bennett, E. Stressner, P. Habecker. Fourth Row: Mrs. Spencer, S. Brintnell, B. Dunn, S. Smith, W. Duvhll, R. Cowles, P. Wheeler. Absents B. Elliott. Hp less. 54 Wx new X. K 'X .. I I I yn 'K ,M K wg RK W W First Rows N. Gullaoe, G. Brake, D. Bowerman, B. Parshall, L. Years, O. ,fy l Ma0arty, J. Stanley. Second Rows A. 0'Brien, J. Zobel, E. Tobey, P. Brown, A. Barry, M. Ryan, f G. Preston. 4 Third Row: B. Holloway, U. Hulings, A. Dillman, E. Brown, W. Doyle, G. Q Turner, J. English. Fourth Row: Mrs. Power, P. Turner, J. Ott, R. Lyons, J. Matthews, S. Whit- ney, J. Mclieag. 7 . f Absent: S.-!l'w1tohe11. First Second Third Fourth Row z Row 1 Row 1 Row s T T TQ ME, X f - X 1 X , 235 S. Busby, M. Fitohlee, D. Dunn, B. Brice, T. Potter, R. Miller, P. Jacobson, S. Dunn. G. Barry, H. Peglow, J. Cody, E. Pimm, R. Hall, T. Hunt, J. Harris, D. Webster. T.4Busby, D. Wheeler, 0. Carlson, R. Kneale, T. Sutton, M. Shoemaker, O. Hulbert, T. White. Q Q' Miss Stier, R. Barry, M. Romeiser, D. Weigert, B. Bauer, E. Shoots. '35 f Q J N ..--- EMPH DONN IE pw if Lu V ff' OT EX OAN H PP? News 'ei I fi :.,,. .,,, I Hom: my ' . -- ix ll: MW 1 Ml il,- ' sfg' YL MIPP' 1 F he 'E g gi ' ww - l ! '?'E12 'ff V1 . :mmf 5 2' 43. 2 3570? 2' an -a ,, za- glll if CO fr - .. .. First Rows Mr. Rogers, O. Lehman, E. Aldridge, Mr. Corbite - Second Rows F. Underhill, J. Boughton, S. Oonoannon, H. Bows, E. Hawkins, E. Fritz, V. Underhill, S. Braiman. The Student Council is a representative body of students who help in settlng up school rules and in carrying out projects that wlll help the student body as a whole. The officers are elected in June of each year by the student body and the representatives are elected in the fell by the individual classes, The f1rst project of the Student Council was the organization of the merchants Halloween window contest. Each class participated by decorating the store-window allotted to lt. Prizes were awarded by the L1on's Club. To pay for the assembly programs presented to the student body, the Student Council sponsored six movies and a Cnrlstmas Round and Square Dance, Our advisors are Mr, Gorbit and Mr. Rogers. President-Esther Aldridge Vice-president-Charles Lehman Secretary-Snella Concannon Treasurer-Joyce Bougnton 58 0 W , fo First Row: J. Braiman, M. Herendeen, E. Aldridge, D. Gysel, M. Guinan, Miss Vhndevbordo, Second Row! J. Boughton, E. Hawkins, J. Phillips, B. Boverman, 03 Lehman, D. Hawkins, OL Barry. The Victor Chapter of the National Honor Society has twelve mem- bers this year. The members are chosen for their leadership, scholar- ship, service and character. The members must have over 851 average in their high school record. There are 151 of the Senior Class, 105 of the Junior Class and 51 of the Sophomore Class. The advisor of this group is Miss VandeVoorde. Our pledge is: 'I pledge myself to uphold the high purposes of the National Honor Society to which I have been electedg I will be true to the principles for which it standsg I will be loyal at all times to my schoolg and I will maintain and encourage high standards of Scholarship, Character, Leadership, and Service. Our off ioers are: President Dorothy Gysel Vice-President Brice Bowerman Secretary-Treasurer Margaret Herendeen G 39 A5B'teeeseooeeesD. Hiilkill! WWW First Row: Second Rows Third Row: Ed1'f.0l'..ee oooeEe A1d1'idg0 AB.'tlllOOOOOOMO H61'0I1dO0D. Advj-9ofeeeeseeesM1'Be Buss Mgfeeesoseeeoe LQIZIIBZI Litera-TY Ed-eeesossne GYBOI A39'fvsesosoeeesJs B0'llghf.O11 Staffceseeeneseeeswe BOYD, J. Braiman, M. Guinan, N. St mp. Photo. Staff...H. Olayson, J. Phillips. SPOFLU Ed-eoeoeoenle AD'b0D.iO Antonio, D. Gulleoe, D. Gysel, E. Aldridge, M. Herendeen, Lehman, K. Weigert, Mrs. Barry. Braiman, L. Mahoney, J. Boughton, G. Phippen, M. Guinan, Golf, A. Rothwell, R. Bsrndt, 5. Helm. E. Fritz, H. Clayson, B. Bowermsn, J. Phillips, W. Bone, J. Walker, R. Clover, D. Hawkins, S. Hunt, N. Stemp. we, of the yearbook staff have had a busy and successful year. We could not have attained our goal if it had not been for the much needed help of our advisor, Mrs, Barry, Our editor and assistant editor did a wonderful job and spent many hours supervising us to our final goal, the completion of our 1950 yearbook. We have enjoyed our work very much and hope next year's staff may enjoy their work also, Typing Edeoese QlBCk6Db1lBh AB9 boeseeeoeeoeee.se H91-m S'l'.8.ffe.eeoeea.o.uuE9 001-fl J, Wolfe. M m'l.....0..K. Art Ads Fd-snoecQeJe walker Sffiffeoeceeeoesene Berdti S. Hu t, A. Rothwell. A-do Ed-eseeeeoeoene Gu-115-ce S't.BffssseeeeesB. BOIl91 l!lB-By R. Glover, G. FYit2. Lo Mahoney. Obver By Kenneth WeiE9ft L. te R.: Antonio, wgiggrt, Gyggl, L. to R.: Helm, Rothwell, Heron Olayson, Gullaoe, Aldridge, Lehman, deen, Boughton, Phillips. Quaekenbush. 40 WM Q CDD fzf ,First Rows D. Gysel, M. L. Anderson, S. Gonoannon, J. Boughton, E. Hawkins, R . Blazey, M. Herendeen, Mies Vende Voorde. Second Rows S. Braiman, J. Braiman, J. Matthews, M. R an, M. Turner, D. Stamp, E. Golf, J. Wolfe, H. Mhtthews, J. Karvar, E. Aldridge. eb Third Row: J. Smith, R. Berndt, A. Herendeen, P. Clifford, R. Conover, D. Rybke, B. Lortecher, A. O'Dea, N. Dunn, S. Martin, E. Stahl. 5 A-. 'J' .. ' ,574-T 1.2 gforawmf-w,QQ,2ED Emilzw 45? The chief goals of the 1949-50 Hilltopics staff were to 'k publish the school paper once e month and send articles of community interest to the Victor Herald Two memh rs p1us Miss VandeVoorde, advisor, were among the six de1eg tes to f the Syracuse Press Conference in October At the heads of the various staffs are Editor Joyce Boughton N Ass, Editor Elsie Hawkins N 29' Sports Ruth Blazey 5 Ann O'Dea Exchange Ruth Berndt Music Joan Braiman Art Sandra Martin V,6,,Pf53! F Typing Editor Joyce Wolf f I 7 , 1,. eg . ,QA X .,, . an, . . G, - 1 9 n Gossip Editor Dorothy Gysel X .X , 'fr .ff , f,,f , N, ,rg ,, 49 .f I F X y 4' ,Jaxx Arfffff 41 1,21 0 First Row! Second Row: Third Rows Fourth Rows Mr. Gray, R. Bowe, G. Gourlay, V. Power, G. Fritz, R. Berndt, R. Barry. L. Calhoun, R. Suhr, R. Mbchler, D. Gourlay, W. McKee, G. Aldridge, E. Simonds, D. Rugg, Mr. Totman. J. McKee, D. Weigert, R. Weigert, A. Bowerman, G. Popenhusen, J. Delong, I. Warters, 0. Matthews. B. Bowerman, A. Simmnds, B. Carpenter, H. Kesel, T. Turner, MZ Nolan, Re Turner. The Victor F. F. A. has participated in many activities this year. Last summer several members attended Camp Oswegotchie, the State F.F.A. Camp. At the State Fair many members exhibited pro- jects, and several received prizes. This year the third annual school fair two days, was co-sponsored with the F.H.A. it provided much experience for those who helped The third annual Parent and Son Banquet was which was held for was hard work but with the exhibits. held in January. Again this year delegates were sent to the State F.F.A. Conven- tion in May. The officers this year were: President Vernon Power Vice-President Eugene Fritz 3601? tary Robert Berndt Treasurer Gordon Gourlay Reporter Robert Barry Sentinel Robert Bowe 42 J. B ughton, M. Herendeen, B. Bowerman, S. Hunt, E. Brown, EQ Fl'itZ, Sc Helm, My Ag TUPHBT, Ne Pratt. Miss Sion, J. Nolan, M. Herendeen, J. Nesbitt, N. Stomp, N. Dunn, J. Crane, J. Powers. P. Bowerman, L. Klan, D. Young, J. Smith, M. L. Anderson, D. Antonio, D. Swartzenberg, R. Moore, J. Matthews. First Row: Second Rows Third Row! QL Gila: 0 The Future Homemakers of America, an organiza- tion of high school girls interested in homemaking, prepares girls for better home and community life. Our biggest activity this year was the school fair in which the F.F,A. and f.H.A. shared the work and the profits. We sponsored a F.F.A. Parent and Son Banquet, which was very successful. The annual Mother and Daughter Banouet for the F.H.A. girls was held in May. Our capable advisor is Miss Sion. President E. Brown Vice-President S. Hunt Secretary B. Bowerman Treasurer S. Helm This group meets week- ly to learn the art of cooking. The delicious odors that come from the homemaking room each week and the healthy appearance of the club members are sufficient testimonials to their culinary technique. Harold Kesel recently upheld the club's standing by' being selected as the only boy winner in a local apple pie baking contest. The advisor and in- structor for this group is Miss Sion. First Row: Miss Sion, F. Tischer, H. Kesel, D. Gourlay, A. Garlock. Second Row! R. Bardun, W. Witter. 43 Firstt Row: D3 Hawkins, E. Aldridge, J. Phillips, E. Hawkins, M . Ransom: Second Row: M. L. Anderson, J. Karvar, F. Small, B. Schrader, A. Garlock, Bi Smith, A. Bowerman1,G3 P0D0HhuB0n4 G7 Although the lib- brary club is small in number they accomplish a great deal.They meet once a month for a reg- ular meeting. During the rest of the time they work either in the main library or the grade library in their free periods. Among their many Jobs are checking books in and out, and check- ing and stamping new literature. The girls manage to accomplish a lot and still enjoy their work. The Camera Club, under the leadership of Mr. Ransom, has become a very active club this year. The club meets every Monday afternoon. They have learned the techniques of trick photography, develop- ing, contact and por- trait printing. The Camera Club helped the yearbook with many of its pictures. Pres. ---- ---J. Phillips Vice-Pres.--E. Aldridge Sec.-Trees.--E. Hawkins First Rows J. Matthews, Miss Averill, RB Moore. Second Row! A. Weigert, BZ Schrader, J. KBrVH?n A' vhnLar0' OO Under the leader- ship of Mr. Rogers, a new project was origin- ated in V.C.S. in con- nection with the citi- zenship committee. The original duty of the committee was to keep the halls quiet and or- derly between periods. Their additional Job is to be stationed in the hall during periods to maintain order and pre- vent unnecessary inter- ruptions of classes. 0 0 First Rows Second Rowt Third Rows Wolfe, M3 R an, E. Fritz, MT. Rogers, J, MeKeag, J. Bbughton, Branmuu Barry, B. Hall, G. Gourlay, J. Antonio, E. Aldridge, I. Guinea, Sullivan, D. Gullaee, D. Paperons, P. DeRighto Oleary, B. Bowsrman, K. Weigert, D. Hawkins, F. Ryan, UA Loh an, Bows, V. Power, J. Phillips. First ,Rows B. Smith, B. Berndt, V. Power, B. Hall, GL Barry. Second Rows J. Braiman, S. Conoannon, J. Boughton. Abegngg Mr. Rogers-Advisor. 45 O The purpose of the Sportsmanship Committee is to encourage cooper- ation and good will a- mong the students. This committee and its advi- sor, Mr. Rogers, work untiringly at each bas- ketball and football game to obtain its goal of better sportsmanship among the student body and the spectators. First Second Row 1 Row I Third Ron Fourth Rows O. Ernst, S. Braiman, S. Pratt. E M3 A. Turner, J. Bradman, M. L. Anderson, M, A. Loomis, M. Leary, F. DeR1ght, B. Peglow, J. Popenhusen, B. Lortsoher, D. Gmllase. S, Qlover, B'. Bowermsn, P. Criss, J. Thiel, J. Mead, A. Whittaker, 0. Reeves, K- jh9mP'0Ds, B- Bowerman, B. J. G1111., o. Lehman, r. sm.11, D. Peglol, ng Peglov, F. Wheeler, G. Popenhusen, S. Obnoannon. ' E. Matthews, H. Kssel, A. Ertsl, J. Phillips, lk. Adams, J. Boughton, U. An.- ffbhibe The V.C.S. Band, under the di- rection of Floyd S. K ama, opened the '49-'50 season by giving a con- cert at the annual schoo1.fa1r. Sheila Concannon and Evelyn Golf represented our band in the A11-State Sectional Band in Canan- daigua. The band participated at the annual Middlesex Valley Festi- val and the New York State School Music Association Contests at Penn Yan and Syracuse. To wind up the year's music activities the Band gave a pleasing presentation at the annual Spring A Concert. President J. Phillips J Vice-President M. A. Turner Secretary-Treasurer B. Gillis FLUTE TRIO: M. A. Turner, J. Bradman, M. L. Anderson. Librarians S. Concannon J. Braiman 46 6' First Rows J. Bcughton, X. Hanlon, M. Herendeen, E. Aldridge, S. Clover, Bi Bowerman, M. A. Turner, J. Hanlon, C. Golf, D. Peglovs Seco d Rows A. Phillips, S. Carpenter, CL Reeves, K. Thompson, R. Gillis, S. Obneannon, I. Golf, F. DeRight, B. Lortseher, D. Gullace, M. Scala, O. Years, P. Bow- erman. Third Rows J. Braiman, Hr. Adams, J. Phillipss The V.C.S. Orchestra, under the direction of Floyd B. Adams, has had an enjoyable and profitable season. Joyce Boughton, Arlene Phillips, MarJcr1e erendeen and Esther Aldridge represented tictor ln the All-State Sectional Orches- tra at Canandaigua this year. The orchestra participated ht the annu- al Middlesex Valley Festival and the New York State School Music As- sociation Contests at Penn Ian and Syracuse. The annual Spring Con- cert gave the members an opportun- ity to perform before a home audi- ence. he participation during the Commencement activities brought the season to a successful close. President ----------- J. Boughton Vice-President ----- B. Lortscher Bee.-Trees. --------- -F. DeR1ght Librarians ------------ K. Hanlon B. Carpenter STRING QUARTETI J. Houghton, A. Phillips, E. Aldridge, l.lhruneuu !1rat laws Misa Graham, J. Braiman, D. Antonio, J. Bbughton, J. Antonio, F. DaRight, B. Conoannon, J. Smith, S. Helm, N. Pratt. Second Bowl D. Gyaol, E. Aldridge, M. Herendeen, G. Phippen, C. Lehman, J. Phillips, S. artln, M. Bowerman, J. Sullivan, R. Berndt. Third Rows B. Cotter, M. A. Turner, J. Crane, B. Lortsoher, B. Carpenter, E. Brown, N. Dunn, J. Wolfe, H. Thielman. j X, f , , If ff ' ' X 1 X I ' 'riff' X ff l ff .1-ig i .age X .. ff ,YQEjy'4i J' ex fl A-Q -iq: N 1 ff 'FW f 2 ,4 ,L I I ' X .I x Jrrer X if KX x, ,f 1, X The Victor Central J Mixed Chorus, under the direction of Miss Nata- lie Graham, has had an enjoyable musical year. Our first undertaking was at the W. G. V. A. radio station in November. We sang the following pie- ces: I've Got Shoes', 'Coming Through the Rye', and 'Brother ames A1r . Four members repre- sented the Victor Chorus in the All-State Festival at Canandaigua. They were Julie Sullivan, Dor- .othy Gysel, Frank DeR1ght :and John Phillips. . X ,ffj:Z?gi I xewg' f ff X x BX?- I hd f -I ' f V , f X f QD tllrst' Rows B. Cbtter-Pianist, J. Boughton, M. Herendeen, D. Gysel. . Second Rout D. R bke, A. Rothwell, M. Boverman, J. Sullivan, E. Aldridge, 46 All the members par- ticipated in a program with the Grange at the Town Hall on February 4. Next we went to Red Jacket for an assembly in March. Our biggest sp- pearance was at the Spring Concert where we wore formal dress. Our final performance was at Baccalaureate. We'd like to express our appreciation to Miss Graham for her help and direction. We've had a very successful year and enjoyed our work immense- y. X 7... If N,1 ff I J Q., -W if xy . , fy ' .xx ' 'gf . NX X x .X , , 2l: Xxx- First Howl M. Brake, J. Msngiamele, A, Harters, R. McCarthy, H. Kesel, R. of 'ffl G1111., J. Kaz-var, M. L. md..-sen, s. Brennan, Miss Graham. A f- Second Row: A. Bluhm, A. Whittaker, P. Bowerm n, J. Power, W. Witter, R Smith, D. Peglow, A. Power, P. Criss. Third Rows H. Matthews, R. Swartzenberg, M. R an, B. Frederick, J. McXeag, D. Rybke, S. Clover, J. Thiel, A. Rothwell. 55, Q- A A W if A buv V X X , X Na. '- A' A First Row: Mr. Adams, Pianist. 1 second Rows r. Desight, F. Wheeler. Ko Thompson. B- Carpenter. 0- Lehmann J. Ph1111p.. 49 47 -1 F11 3 QQTR ARS 'DOT 14? Marie-.X sg- H dl' 4 ra 8 I pp V ,, ' .. 45111 Z., an SKU' DSE V. A 4 .1 H' -xx. , XA? ' 0 ,-,, Y .A , I YQ D iff? 'Dlkmce lQ .Q , ME I f 6,3 X QS , ff, '-.Y P X 1 6 X, 6'-. ,X , 'X Y 1 51 W ' 'I 1 , wx. ' 1 ,gg m u- E -1 .,.,, lil 3. F X mf Q' JK N af ' l 1 :Hx 7 I Y lv ' 1' N ,A F95 ' ' 1, X 4 :fl ll MX, N MN'-X 2. M' ' f .1 X fl f f f I Z I K ,W ff ' W X 9- 1 F'- WWW First Row: J. Antonio, K. Weigert, W. Bows, R. Henehan, E Fritz Second Rows R. Weigert, J. Angelo, D. Gullace, C. Lehman, R Hendricks, G Gourlay, M Palumbo. Absent! D. Rector. Although the 1949-1950 basketball season wasn't successful, the boys kept their spirits high. The team furnished their wonderful sup porters with many exciting moments. The boys displayed a wonderful show of sportsmanship which bene fitted the school a great deal. Led by oo captains Ken Weigert and Bill Bowe the boys showed good fight and drive in their games Wei gert and have led the scoring with 128 and 121 points respectively Mr . Spillllal' 0 Ibn! 28 52 40 49 51 39 45 36 39 41 59 ff 56 39 55 58 50 Phelps Honeoye Clifton Springs Gorham Naples Middlesex Valley Red Jacket Bloomfield Phelps Honeoye Clifton Springs Gorham Naples Middlesex Valley Red Jacket Bloomfield 52 XM' First Rows H. Bennett, T. Mangiamele, F. Ellis, L. Semmler. Second Row: W. Rugonstein, B. Uleary, R. Bardun, F. Tischer, A. Garlook, J. MeKeag. Third Rows R. Folkins, W. Witter, B. Bowerman, R. Clover, D. Weigert, F. Ryan, Mr. Henehan Absent! R. Brake, U. Mahoney, R. Gouldrick, J. Gerlook. The Junior Varsity had a good record of nine wine and seven losses. The boys played hard and gained much experience which will be useful to them next year. 'Dutch' McKeag's height along with the accuracy of the rest of the boys made the J.V.'s a strong club. 55 First Rows Mr. Palumbo, T. Mangiamcle, J. Antonio, E. Fritz, J. Angelo. 3000114 Rev' F- Ryan. R. B:-ek., G. Gourlay, W. on-1o.k, w. s.m.f.f., R. Moc..-+.ny Third Row: J. Mcleag, F. Tischer, J. Walker, J. Clifford, 0. Twitchell. Absent: B. Cleary, D. Gullace, R. Henehan. We finally got our long awaited sport at Victor. The School Board bought fifteen brand new football uniforms and the boys worked hard on laying out a regulation football field. We obtained a faithful coach in Carl Palumbo. Mr. Palumbo spent much time in teaching the boys the fundamentals of football. He had a hard time in molding a team because of the small number of boys, and the short time he had. The squad had a high spirit and fought right to the end in every game. The members of the squad elected Gene Fritz and Jim Antonio co-captains to head the squad in 1949. Gene Fritz led the team in scoring with five touchp downs. . The scores of our three league games are as follows: Phelps 52 Victor 6 'Manchester 39 Victor 6 Clifton 46 Victor 52 54 A Q' V XM, N t le , , e 2. S M I Xxxrxxrx , 15 X Qvefd X19 4 DeRight Antonio Mdhag Weigert Sullivan Tieoher Phillips Ldmmn Folkine Man Cleary Fritz MacPherson Angelo Gourlay ggi 4' 2 ag 'ghd IW ' v Q n e- , e t ,ft 4. x. -' 'V L ge Je V' r ' , -3 'Z 2 e Fe .l, LI mix A a, ,ggg g I 7. J. ai q,V. I , 8. Us EE :4 A' fit V 1-' M' 9' R' v ' ' 10 r. 1' I . .Q . , gf, I V QQ. - B5 f N v l 15- P- - - .- , eg K ff gm i,Ad awp, nigga, Q,: RJ, 12k . WA.. 15 G' ., f?' M, . ,, he . l A X NNN T .,-ZW' ,rf '-557.1 af ' ', 5 J H ' I .J 'if 'K Q dx g a n '-Ev -- P ' Q-6- ' -s X 1. X ' 2' 1 - f,p,,,I3fi,iT- , . , J' I, Q, A - mt ' , . g '- ' - , X i w , Wo X , V v s 1 3 1 1 A , t N VX a P V, J7:,,,,i in - A, 1 '5 f',' .NTQQ f 'X' N ' 11- an e f' ' L ' 'W ' 19, ' 7 5 - w- d ' A2 Y- . lf, ' fm Q- --53. ,,,, aggg ,,'- gafr Yy, fit 'xp 4 , .V . X 545, X X f s f n , - NA, W ' e -' n me -t e tst o n - if F1 p. to U Q 2 e -1, ' Nx t' vlt iii jf A ,gpg Led by Captain Joe Sullivan, Victor had a very spirited baseball team last year. Walt Henehan, our new coach, 'molded a fighting team out of the little material he had. For the second consecu- tive year the track boys from Victor Central won the championship in the Finger Lakes B League. Ray Phillips, Bob Barry, and Gordon Berndt qualified to compete in the Section 5 leet at the University of Rochester Campus at the end of the season. We have been very proud of our track teams and hope that future aspirants of the 'Winged Foot' will be as successful. First Row: D. Bardun, B. Bowermen, J. Phillips. Seocnd Row: R. Suhr, B. Carpenter, H. Ieeel, R. Berry. 55 0 Cfwg' ru-a+. Rows m, Fritz, J. Antonio, Mr. Palumbo, V- BOW, L- Semin'- Seoond Rows G. Gourlay, B. Bcwerman, J . Mckeag, K. Weigert, D- 31111860- This is the second year of organization for the Victor Varsity Club. This year the members sponsored a basketball game between the Varsity Club and the Faculty' to finance the purchase of their Jackets. They also have been ln charge of keeping order in the halls between classes. The second annual sports night which is sponsored by this club was held in the spring. 56 VARSITY L. to R.: M. Herendeen, I. Board, A. 0'Doa, M. A. 'hu'nor, E. Fritz, D. Antonio. JUNIOR VARSITY Pint Rows ll. L. Anderson, ll. Pratt. Boooxd Ron A. Ho:-ondnn,,R. Bluey, L. lhhonoy. Absent: K. L. Pl-It-llllg 0 C9 First Rows Second Rows Third Rows Fourth Row: N. Dunn, N. Pratt, J. Boughton, BB Lortsoher, M. Herendeen, D. Swartzenberg, 8. Hu t, N. Stomp, S. Helm, E. Fritz, N. Valley. A. VsnLare, M. Kregal, B. Beard, M. A. Turner, P. Broderick, M. Herendeen, H. Matthews, B. Cotter, U. Antonio, Miss McCaffrey. H. Thielman, J. S ith, L. Klsm, B. Jensen, B. Burse, J. Brsiman, S. Uoncsnnon, J. Matthews, S. Martin, J. Crane. Mrs. Popenhusen, R. Berndt, L. Mahoney, A. 0'Dea, D. Gysel, M. Bowermsn, G. Phippen, R. Moore First Rows Second Row! mira Rows Fourth Revs Mrs. Popenhusen, A. Herendeen, J. Nesbitt, H. Turner, R. Oonover, P. Ulifford, M. Ryan, 0. Angelo, V. Terwilliger. S. Giover, A. Rothwell, D. St mp, J. ROUDODI. lo M!dil0H: Bo Schrader, M. Matthews, J. Csedseok. A. wniusxer, P. newemm, D. Peglvvp S- Brliln. R- Svlrtwrbers. ug Suhr, He sbmdtg Me Bflkfl H. L. Anderson, B. Draper, J. Nolan, B. Frederick, Dv R bk'a J' Draper, A. Veigert, D. Button. 58 1 1 N N ' I A well constructed program of sports acti- vities with Mrs. Popen- husen at the helm, made this year of intramurals especially constructive and enjoyable. In the early fall the girls played soccer and baseball, Later on when basketball domina- ted the sports world, they had a chance to show their skill on the court, The winning intra- mural teams had the op- portunity of attending or being the hostess at a playday with other schools. Other activities throughout the year in- cluded archery, ping pong, tennis, volley ball and floatball. Of course, the all-1mpor- tant swim trips were made again this year during November, Decem- ber, April and May, 1 .E X X u M' X SZ2','.I.LZfJ, JJ? f X ff. ,ff igl ff! fx AW X mn X X A 4 Q5 ,.. g..-- , ,+L .Q-T-7--fh' -' f - x .XX x w X . ,f X Z ,-f ,..A f,.., ,gf A ,Q , ,I , X. X RX X X 'Tx -:Q -X. X. Z? gpg.-. Thu Gb HI 1950'-f , WISHE3 TO TI-IANK 0 ALL ITS CONTRIBUTORS FOR PATRONIZING TI-IE BAGEL. ALSO AT THIS TIME we WANT TO EXPRESS OUR APPRECIATION TO MISS MENTESANO AND ALL TEACI-IERS WI-IO I-IAVE. I-IELOED IN ANY WAY WITI-I TI-IIS PQODUCTION ' mm IRGDIIIIS' WI E I. MRS. GILBERT 2.0 MQ. and MRS. 5. MR-1 canal. MRS. 4. MQ. ami MRS. 5. MQ. and MQS. 6. MR. amd. MQS. 71 MQ.. amd. MIZS. 5. MQ. ami Mm. 9- MR. mvxd. IVIRS- IO. NIP- cmd. MRS.. Il. MR. nmol. MRS.. 72- MQ. and I3- MR- ami I4. MQ. ami VII-75. Is. DR., IG. MR. I7. MR. 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