Victor High School - Bagel Yearbook (Victor, NY)

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WWWMQ, f i W J First Row: 3. iunt, 1. Stemp, 1. gerendeen, C. Barry. Jeconi Row: R. Smith, R. Earry, Mr. Rogers, D. Rybke, D. Maltman. 5' T'. : w 4 ', .N : iw. .fy l l 3 ' ' ' 1? ,E I JF' 1 ,lS.Mvi S, S if W2 Q l HMM' 1515 Q , W' sis Q L e The sportsmansnlp commit- tee was selected by the facul- ty on the basis of character, dependability and sportsman- ship. They number eight in all and help promote sportsmanship at the basketball games by pa- trolling the sidelines, find- ing seats for bystanders, and keeping order in the entire gym. Victor hopes to add the well earned Sportsmanship ban- ner to their gym walls some day and with the cooperation of the students and the com- mittee, it may one day be ours. QA? Q ,, WY. '-- .... ' Sg- The citizenship pro- gram in Victor has been very popular for the last few years. However, Mr. Rogers, their adviser, believes that the need for such a committee will be needless in a very few years. There are sixteen members all picked for their dependability and character. They keep control during classes, inspect the room slips, and check congestion in the halls during class changes. The committee also acts as hosts and hostesses for VIBIUOPB and guests at the school. They have been doing a fine Job and have helped Victor Central become a more orderlv school. First Row: J. Eraiman, S. Concannon, Mr. Rogers, A. Herendeen, D. Swart- zenberg, E. Hawkins. Second Row: J. Garlock, L. Semmler, E. Moore, V. Power, D. Maltman. Third Row: F. Tischer, R. Bardu , R. Eowe, D. Weipert. 57

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This organization 0 fl J we Q - l- L 5 M M 2 'H S 3 5 it E ' 4' X law' J, it W The projection club is a very valuable school service. The members operate the pro- jection machines for high school and grade movies during school hours. They also take care of- the evening movies sponsored by the various classes and organizations as money-raising projects, during the year. first How: Hr. Ransom, F. Small, G Popennusen, J Weld, Benne L, F. Yahn. L Wap 12 W? 1 1 hmm vi N QLEZEWM zmwfw' 5 bil f NKQ f 'E Eg MM: A44 ,655 consists of high school girls interested in the management and operation of the library. Among tha g1rl's duties are: supervising the highi school and grade library, shelves, stamping books going out, and putting cards in the books that come in during the day. Aurelia VanLare is presi- dent and Beatrice Schra- der is the v1ce-presi- dent. First Row: Miss Averillf A. Payne, M. Peteison, J Cotton, VanLare, J Karvar, C. Mortensen, H. Barry Second Row: Miss Blauvelt, J. Collins, R Swa tzenberg, 1 Ueigert, Matthews, H. Matthews, A. Ford, n Years, I Sea a

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me . is tes First Row: J. Braiman, M. Loomis, P. Wilson, F. DeRight, M. Leary, G. Pimm, D. Pegelow, J. Popenhusen, B. Lortscher. Second Row: S. Glover, J. Thiel, P. Griss, G. Smith, B. Peglow, D. Page- low, F. Small. Third Row: A. Whittaker, S. Braiman, O. Ernst, S. Pratt, P. Porter, F. Wheeler, R. Boughton. G. Popenhusen, S. Ooncannon. Fourth Row: J. Harris, J. Carre. 0. Bowerman, J.Mead, Mr. Adambn R- Smith: O. Reeves, E. Braiman, N. Barry, R. Gillis, B. Carpenter, K. Hanlon, E. Morack, E. Peglow, E. Matthews, J. Phillips, H. Ke- sol. 'Strike up the bandl' This musical organization is composed of 45 members and is under the direction of Floyd S. Adams. The opening concert of the season was presented at the School Fair. We also provided the music for the local Hal- loween Festivities. We presented a short program for PTA in January. Delegates to Medina All-State Band were Marie Leary, Sylvia Clover, Joyce Thiel, John Phillips, and Bennie Carpenter. We again played at the Rushville festival and at the State Contest in Can- andaigua. Our big finale was at the Spring Concert where a grand performance was heard by many music lovers. And so--the curtain falls! 53.