Victor High School - Bagel Yearbook (Victor, NY)

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fling EIT WW' Wt xl E114 MW ff.b W Y A 0 ug 3 H E 5 . Qgl Q 'Q i li 5 l. 5pf9.f li 'E 1 7.22 Mr L,: 'lil bmw Wig New . ,, -552 First, Row: Mr. Gorbit, D. Paparone, J. Boughton, Mr. Rogers. Second Row: F. Tischer, R. Smith, A. Garlock, F. Underhill, R. McCarthy, C. Bowerman, M. A. Turner. Absent: V. Underhill The Student Council is a valuable worker in this construction. Working as a unit, it ls the Counci1's duty to supervise the smooth op- eration of actual school life. By giving movies and sponsoring a dance and dinner, the organization is able to finance assemblies and other items not included in the school budget. Victor is cooperating in an effort to form a County Student Council. Moet activities in the school must bear the Counc1l's stamp of approval before being held. Officers for 1950-51 are: President... ..... . ...Dominic Paparone Vice-Pres1dent.... ....Joyce Boughton Secretary. ...... ..... .Robert Smith Treasurer.. .... ...Francis Tlscher 52

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qt dl M Q First Row: B. Lortscher, M. Herendeen, Mrs. Burns, K. Hanlon, E. Hawhins, M. Scala, G. Mortensen, J. Cotton, S. Carpenter Second Rows E. Hall, M.L. Anderson, N. Pratt, J. Matthews, F. Ellis, L. Oalcag- no, J. Karvar, O. Angelo, M. Peterson, S. Braiman Third Rows J. Boughton, P. Clifford, A. Herendeen, M. Turner, R. Conover, N. Stomp, H. Matthews, J. Nolan, P. Criss, M. Suhr 5 V f Ryan, J. Thiel, S. Clover, D. B bke ' A iniE?- 25X EQJSZQE The Hilltopios staff is responsible for the' school newspaper and school news in the Victor Herald. For the first time, the Hilltopics was printed com- mercially. The result was a much more readable paper and one of which Victor Central was very proud. Publications come out every ten weeks and include im- portant and interesting news around school, Two delegates were sent to the Syracuse Press Conference in Ootober. ' J as D o f? ' Q by X Ac 9 gi . as J QQf - dlg9gg,,, LM I e 51 Fourth Rows R. Swartzenberg, J. Collins, S. Hunt, M. Matthews, A. Rothwell, M. :S

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e 'wumw 41mQf- s First Row: J. Braiman, M. Herendeen, E. Fritz, D. Hawkins, D. Orlick, J. Phillips, M. Herendeen, J. Boughton. Second Row: S. Braiman, A. Bluhm, C. Barry, A. Bowerman, A. Rothwell, E. Hawkins, Mrs. Burns. tional Honor Society possess leadership, scholarship, service, and character qualities. They have maintained 1 rd In its fourth year, over 855 in their high school scholast c reco . this organization has fourteen members. 151 of the Senior Class is represented, 105 of the Junior Class, and 51 of the Sophomore Class. The members of the Z' is 7 ! Z X 53