Victor High School - Bagel Yearbook (Victor, NY)

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'Nm . e l ,- fir 1.1. me dt 'Alina W'Q217f' Q5 9 1 2 5'i '42 F 21e'w2 W mg it it le ni me liz: .aa lr IA, wif in LA ' f First Row: Patricia Bowerman, Richard Ryder, Robert McCarthy, Delores Stamp, Mr. Ransom. V Second Row: Ann Bluhm, Alice Whittaker, Joan Karvar, Beatrice Draper, Joyce V Rivet, Doris Peglow. Third Row: Glenn Popenhusen, Lee Semmler, Eugene Moore, Joyce Thiel, Bev- erly Stahl. Fourth Rows Allan Bowerman, James Mead, Raymond Weigert, Fenwick Small, Ron- ald Gouldriek, Dirk Weigsrt. Absent: 4 1' characters. The class had Delores Stamp and combined advisers, Mr. Palumbo and of a grand group of future Marian Brake, Jeanette Reubens, James MeKeag. This Sophomore class held a gala year of original money making ideas nlus starting the construction of many grand an able leader in their oresident with the violent efforts of their Mr. Ransom, started the building Juniors. Their activities included the Cole Circus, which en- larged their already bountiful treasury, olus a football taH day and a team of college acrobetics that presented a Der- formance that Victor Central will remember for a long time. gg mean a great future. M 3 ' '52 y n, This class has started a great building that will some day 34 I KA S 0 1-lp' a,,y Q

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'V ze ZZ. JQNQW fw rev ,I P Q ' fl F 9 ,,....,..L,p .-4.gEiT.. -'iii i-X :TA First Row: Mr. Rose, Mary Lou Putman, Mary Lou Anderson, Patricia Clifford, - U p, Connie Barry, Robert Gillis, Alan Garlock. j HS Second Row: Joan Nesbitt, Alice Herendeen, Mary Turner, Elaine Stahl, Elsie l f f o l Hawkins, Ann Rothwell, Mary Ryan, Jack Garlock. jg jfM,KL 15 ,Q Z Third Row: Sylvia Clover, Dorothy Rybke, Joe Angelo, Bernard Hall, Robert,:1'ZQ7 f 4 ,..L.. 3 smm., William Witter. w ' 5 x f 1E::2,.T.1. ,. Fourth Row: Richard Bardu , Francis Tischer, Harold Kesel. ' 4' - m 1' ' The Class of '52 had a very success- ful year with Mr. Rose as our adviser. We started out the year by winning first prize in the Halloween window painting contest for the second consecutive year. We also sponsored a Halloween Dance which proved to be a big success. In October we served a ham dinner for the firemen. After this we started selling writing paper which is always an annual project for the Junior Class. Dur- ing the basketball season we sold pop and candy at all the home games. We held our Junior Prom in May and we ended a year of profitable and enjoy- able activities. X544 M. L. Anderson, V-Pres.5 C. Barry, Pres. Clifford, Sec., A. Carlock, S. C. Rep.: Gillis, Trees. 1, 5 P. R.

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