Victor High School - Bagel Yearbook (Victor, NY)

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Just as the universe is composed of all the stars and planets, so the yearbook is composed of all the classes. activities, and people in the school. we ' chose the classes from tho names of the following constellations: heus 'MONARCHS JlQNl0RS'Ce ' ,.., ,.,. lm SQPHONORES' Auri a' Qfgi . C HARI TEERS F R ESHHFN ' o ole S' N e The junior high school and the grades were Saks fro the names of planets. We hope that gun, the reader, will think that the yearbook is as ,pd has tho theme implies. e 2 BLE10 CUCOOI oooooaooocooooaounql Foreword ........... ....2 Table of Contents ... ....3 Dedicationqoenunooo south' llppreciationoooso 00005 Editor's Page.... ....6 ADMINISTR.ATION.... . .. ..7 Mr. Corbet ......... ...8 Board of Education .. . ....9 Grade Facultylooasoocosooen coolo High School Faculty . . . . . . . . . . . .ll Office and Cafeteria Help. . . . . .12 Bus Drivers and Gustodians. . . . . .13 . .moving-Up Dayoooooooooooneoo resell-I' IORSOOOOOOOOOIODOOIQOII 0000015 Se or Pictures....... ....l6-27 Q Seni Class History.... ....28 Senio Playooooeoocoooo 10029 Senior apshots..... . .....30 Q pooooososoe 600031 Shots Arouri School.. . .....32 Q J1lI'110I'ClaSS. -cancun acaoooo33 I '4' I Sophomore Cla Q 0 u s 0 o 0 0 o3ll'g Freshmen Classo a A Q I 0 3 Gradegqgu oooaq38 ' Seventh Grade . . . . . . . . 39 0 Grade. s 0 o Q 0 o ol-Pl .54 Fourth Grade . . . . . . .1+2 N Third Gradeooono o 0 0 Cool-P3 --:: Second. Gradeonoooooaosooaoo 0 QOOOLPLP 7 ----- Gra-del0OOllS0lOOCCOOll1 I OQOLP5 oo no First Grade, District Nos 120: 1 0 col-P6 Kindergartenosooooacoooouconooo 00l+7 Snapshotsqoaoenoooooooooooooo 9 OLP8 :-. ACTIVITESOIUUOO Ol' 9 Bagel Yearbook. . . . . . . Q Hi1lt0p1c5oonuoooouoaeo .C.5l 66 Student Gouno11.......... ....52 Q, National Honor Society.. . . .. . ...53 '3' Future Farmers of America. . . . . . . . . . .511- Future Homemakers of America. . . . . . .55 TWir1erSOOOlllOOOOlll0Oll UOICS6 mohestranooooooooncacannon.. 00000057 Choru-SIOOQIDOOOOOOOICIOl0llOllll058,59 ' Sportsmanship, Library Club. . . . . . . . .60 I Snapshotsooaooooooouocaaoooaooo0,6J-962 SPORTSOIOCOOO UIOIUOIOOOOOII qooeoon63 N ,Fix-Tflgnn Basketball. . . . . . . . .6L.. 65 M1,,,., , , ffi :i2.ggf253?SS45. Football- ' - - - ' - - - , ...,,..,..,,..::. Baseball . - - - - - ,zzzc BOW1iI1s frraelc. . F433 Qiilff? iff Cheerleading - 553322. htm-Urals - mmf Patron ' s Pm E?'f'F.ft?fJff5y2fc?5f?:. ' 'fd Xiizffii-V asf, ...,.-. -.54?f'T3155j:.gf-'.ii'f?5l'5' 1 .Q:i5e ??f. F?5'5Qf2 ' .1-54539.24-L 92? SR. -'Qg'.TF':-X. ,, ea 1 1 A M' ' ' 1 . . b . .'-l . 1. - ':..,. ,af-JJ, 1l'M r, sg ggfgf' 3 - .A-.. .. ..v,51L5,LV,.,.11,,.M24!':.1?.,ii7:,+?Qi:i:b -Mr. C arl Palumbo We hope this Yearbook dedication can symbolize our sin- cere gratitude for your complete consideration and generous Hide You have devoted countless hours to student activities, both to make our school outstanding, and simply because you enjoy working with the pupils. Your record as a teacher is unexcelled, and your willingness to help, combined with your patience with our often ridiculous mistakes, has made you a hero in our eyes. For all these reasons, and for your genuine interest in the welfare and happiness of every student, the Bagel staff is proud to dedicate this edit on to you, Mr. Palumbo. 11 Ivliss Vera Brown Year after year, generation after generation, thousands of children have come to know you as a friend. As a teacher, you have imparted a pleasant manner. As a friend, you have fide in you, making us feel you would do and encourage us. kind teacher and knowledge to us in allowed us to con- your best to help We realize that you have devoted your life to helping little children get started in school life. It is during our first years in school that we learn how to work together and get along with others. You are a great credit to the teaching profession. You are a perfect example of what children think a wonderful teacher is. It is for these reasons that we can say very sincerely that we appreciate your kind and generous help. Let us try to speak for all these past generations and ourselves, in thanking you for a lifetime devoted to teaching - Miss Brown 5 mir THE canon? SHIRLEY BRAIWXN . I 75 The yearbook staff sincerely hopes this issue will fullfill its purposes of acting as a lasting souvenir to the graduating seniors, informing the public of the schoo1's curriculum, and providing knowledge for the students. Our goal was to make the first deadline. Get to work , write , 'mount this picture , and so many other cliches dominated the conversation, but the co-operation was tops , and, combined with the fun, we've really had a mar- velous time composing this yearbook. We hope this produc- tion has reflected our enjoyment and will be liked by every- one. 6 HIININISTHIITIU . .- LZ. -A .. , -f , . . - 1,1 -L--..s - 5 s.-' 3, ef -- Av. 11- wr- -wh--1,-1-:A :-'-,w..,..vJ-.r- -wg if--'ir-vm-2 'N .2 -':f 'Q1'c 39' .n1n- -.1.5'- .srl- a-,H .n.L-Pplwz - 'bf . ' -v 4. l..n.- u-if-r...'.,-S' 694- .- , . 'hz---sp.. 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N S .. - '..-.1 T E 7-1...-1 .....--'-,i- J gs XX jg IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllilh IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I' IIIIII lH'llq',H ,Q. ,q ,, I n ' f . .w. lb: V lnl 5 X ,, ,. V . ,,., -5.5, ,, .3 g,,,:..-,:.,5-:g.- ,V g.:,:g.5.f,,:g:5 5.5.5.1 :5:::.::,.-If:g.5:::.,.,,.-: Y INCI LW W. O. MILLER A. R. CORNFORD PIIIIIIIV UF IDA!! Kklll UP IOL!! T. M. BARRY R. L. HULBERT B. BOWERMAN , ' ff- 'gg-sgggen 1ctor Central School ALTON B. CORBIT, Suvenvlxmc PRINCWAI. Victor, New York Dear Students: A trip to the moon in the near future? Space suits for youngsters instead of Hopalong Cassidy suits? Rocket style space ships and guns that emit hideous sparks? Comic strips that are not comic but give startlingly re- alistic foreboding of things to come? These are but a few of the things that come to mind as one speculates on the theme of this year's yearbook. How rapidly scientific advancement is made! You students of world history can appreciate the hundreds of years of the middle ages in which no progress was made. Yet, in the short span of the first half of this century, man has taken such tre- mendous strides that he now talks in realistic terms of con- quering space in the not too distant future-probably within your lifetime, possibly within mine. One of you reading this letter MAY pilot or design one of these strange crafts. who knows? Perhaps, too, and this is a prayer, one of the students reading this may make a much more significant contribution. A contribution that is sorely needed. He may find a way by which man can learn to live, at peace, with his neighbor in a spirit of Christian fellowship. Because, although man is finding increasingly better ways of conquering his physical environment and consequently shrinking the size of his world. he has yet to come up with the formula teaching him how to love his neighbor. Sincerely yours, Alton B. Corbit, Principal ..---- A 8 First Row: Mr. Thomas Barry: Mr. Ogden Miller, President: Mr. william O'Brien3 Mr. Ray Cornford, Clerk. Second Row: Mr. Alton Corbit, Principal: Mr. Ralph Hawkins: Mr. Brice Bowerman. Absent: Mr. John Loveless, Superintendentg Mr. Leslie Hulbert, Treasurer. As in every large enterprise, there are men behind the scenes who work quietly and efficiently and many times these people do not receive the praise and thanks they justly deserve. We most sincerely appreciate the work of the Board of Education of Victor Central School. You have given most generously of your time and effort and we want you to know that it is very greatly appreciated. 9 AG RIC ULTURE, I-IOHE MAKING PWI SKA I ' H X A If 1 5 -I In I I M Q f I q -gf K M ,1A. ' . :xx . i,ffPlQQQ3i?AN J, A144 Mr. Totman Mr. Busekist I ,,, if I Misa Jacobs , I- ' an 1. Wien H I' .QFXR ' A er0 o MUS ii ' Govaria wrt. Lsnaugfgfpenhuse MPSF? MP. Gi M1'B' 00d Slvum, COHIIERC Mrs . Burns , FOREIGN LANGUA6 IA LIBRARY L. I I 'm'E IT'C5 a A f A Q ' K ' k .L f f:.-Z l , . W' ' . ' I I2 I -af .,1', Q IT A A VVV, I 'fy' A i fff f'if ' AA I I 1 I Q . 5? T X gli 35. ,,A1 A.-' I .pf 5 ,5 E I --,, H I I fag-gg ' I gi V5 L: V If : , , I , , , , , I ' I V5 5 55 f Y WA 'Q ' G 1 1 W' ' Miss Averill Mr. Palumbo, Miss Tucker ENGLISH 1, IN UXISTRI AL N5 S Miss weisonberger, Mrs. Johnston, Mies Schantz, Miss Wood Mr, H 50 espn Mzeneh-'ln 10 ' P1115 M - R C5110 059' 36981 EN RADE SECUND mx-W5 THIRD URTH GRADE gan Mrs. Cole, Mrs. Anderson MPS- POWSP, Mrs. Tuttle ADE GRA D5 F WT GRADE NUS IC Shml or J. Cotton, C. Reeves, M. Brake Mrs. Boughtcn First Row: Mrs. Garrett, Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Hall, Mrs, Peck, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Beebe. 12 ' Q First Row: Second Row: wilson, V. Tischer, F, Underhill, R. Capron, Brewer. Czadzeck, D. Greene, G. Wilkinson, L. Hill, Roberts- Mr. Smith, C. Rugenstein, Mrs. Aldrich 13 M TH UEEN 2. CIS' HER AY Judy Hanlon, Monica Barry, Elizabeth Pilbeam, Marian Brake, Mary Lou Putnam, Queen Ann Rothwe1l,Mary Ryan,Pat Bowerman, Carol Reeves,Mary ?0wer,Judy Brownell. lk SENIDHS . , - ., 4, Wu. ,,- .. , -, - ,, . --.Ip - -.5 1,-, : .. .Q 4'f.:f-.--:fm I-L ., ,. ,. up-gs rg' . E S:.3,1?':F:z5'7S'2?'fTi2-'. .-l? -1 -4: -fr wif .,-yq ,.g1s:f-- .'tfIm-g-hRn?g-i-- -54:-. -L:-Z 'fA1f - ' WE:-'?2i:'1?: ''7af3 l':i.1..f-2i 'f'f1 H-af4N?2'FfF' 4 f5r11'- '5' ' '43-f':H ' nu., .5 ' W... D 2 - -: , -' 5, w- sn -.' y - .-5. wc' ' - ,fin ','b- - 'ix-4,.: -Lv.. gn 1, q..:-31-3,-. wad.. , . 'f - I.. . . -.552 5-,M gv,5.:,.-an-.fv.f.r, -fg-41,--:..:e,:h5zg,,.a4 - ' . Q- -- ,. ,. .-1, ',.-.1-r g .-:M '.-T: - - , soo ,571 O Jv+Sw::g-ssmgin 45 t:13'L5g-gm 53 41 1 Q 'R'fn'f'gf?2 .21 www '5- - '- .- 1 '-::.'. v' A-an.: 2. af' 2,-1 O lgfimg, ,Q ,K 1.-. 1 g- -: 1-mn 4 51.2 30 0 - 5.6 . J 1 ' ' 1.1.0 4 ' -,-M - ' 211'-Siu,-1-. 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M35 Killtopics 1, 2, 3, Mg Class Officer A fPres.D3 Band 1, 2, 3, My Chorus 1,23 Senior Play: Intramurals l,2,3,hg Citizenship 33 Sportsman- ship Lg Speaking Contest 33 ESSPA h. 52 - ' -H ,fs ' 1- ww? was 'w 1 p Q HR, i t 1 saewyww fff. f5'Ywl,,wfl 51 uw,fayws,,g,, ,y fmwwgf gmwwg ,lE95twkwwf mmmiiwlr , 2' ' A 9' 41175 QQZJZ1' 11-111 , . I A N 4. g e m::g,G3,,4-l,a?, V - ,-f ' yu-.:.,.f!5:,z-4.1 -- jf '- ,- flgigj, 'M rw :.9f.1L,fw - K- ' ' t.Ew M iwdwhl -:f, :sg stil Q -g2,'?2'-'Q-' ., , . V ., f- ,-. aim 'SW S' Sei 1 ' A 4 A 1 - 'Q V V - I 115, -1 K., It , 1 1,5 ..,. 'if , Exhiiiil K., V. ' ' . C ' iiifysi .W 3 A flffwnsfwsf- fe ' . '..w9 Lu7fW --'-' ' ' m-,, X MR. RICHARD GLERUM WA great scientist he will al- ways be, his special subject being Bio1ogy.n ALAN BOWERNAN nMan has his will, but woman has her way.n Student Council 3g National Honor Society 2, 3,hg Ba el hy Class Officer h lVice-Pres.?g Senior Playg F.F.A. 1,?,3 QPPBS. UU. PATRICIA CRISS 'As merry as the day is long.u National Honor Society 3,hg Bagel 3, lAd Ed. M13 Hilltopics 2,3,hg Class Officer M KSec.D: Band l,2,3,h: Senior Playg Orchestra My Chorus lg Library Club lg Clarinet Quartet 3g ESSPA 3. nl ANN BLUHM 'NI uKnowledge is power.' Student Council kg National Honor Society 2,3,hg Bagel 3,hg Hilltopics uf Chorus 1r2n3au0 av PATRICIA BOWERNAN NSugar and spice and all things n1ce.n Bagel My Class Officer 1. 2, 3, M fTreas.I: Orchestra 1,2,3g Chorus 1, 2,3,h3 F.H.A. 1,2,3,h, fPresident MJ Senior Play: Intramurals l,2,3. GILBERT AIQDRIDGE nBlessed be agriculture - if one does not have too much of it.n Intramurals l,2,3,h3 Bachelor's Club 1. XXCONSTANCE ANGELO WI never think of the future, it comes soon enough.' Bagel Staff 3,h3 Hilltopics Staff 2,33 Chorus 2,33 Triple Trio 3, Senior Play M, FHA 2, Intramurals 1,2,3,h3 Cheerleading 2,3. BORIS BUTTON WI am as sober as a judge.n Intramurals 1,2,3,h. N! MARIAN BRAKE nLaugh and the world laughs with you.n Student Council fSec. 3, Pres. MJ: National Honor Society 3,hg Bagel 3, lBus.Han.hJg Hilltopios 2,lEd3,h, jg Class Officer 1,2,'lSec.lg Chorus 1, 2,3,CPres.hl: Triple Trio 3,hgNYSSMA 3,15 senior Playg FHA 2,3,ugEssPA 3g Girls State 33 Intramurals 1,2,3,h. JUNE COLLINS NI thought I heard a voice cry, sleep no more.N Hilltopics 1,2,33 Chorus 1,23 F.H.A. 1,2,3,uQ Intramurals 1,2,3,h3 Li- brary Club 1,2,3. JUDY COTTER 'I never met a man I did not 11ke.n Chorus l,2,3,h, Library Club l. JOAN CZADZECK nJoan with her quiet ways, will find success in future days.n Intramurals 1,2,3,h. BEVERLY FREDERKK uBev is slim and very talla she is liked by one and all. National Honor Society 3,hg Bagel 3, My Hilltopics l,hg Chorus lg Senior Play: F.H.A. 2,3,hg Intramurals 1, 2l3lh'. RONALD GOULDRICK at 'Love is like measles, you can get it bad only once.n Bagel h lSports Ed.l3 Chorus 3 Senior Playg Basketball l,2,3,h Baseball 1,2,3,h. CHARLENE HENEHAN nOh she's little, but she will rise, she is a terror for her size.n ANTHONY MANGIANELE If you would know the value of money, go try and borrow some.n I! Senior Play: Basketball l,2,3,hg Football 1,2,3,hg Track 3. 20 DUANE HENEHAN school, he is so quiet, once outside he is a riot.' ll In Intramurals 3,h, Track 2. CHARLES MATTHEWS UA farmer's talent, with not much to say, quietly he goes on his way.' Sportsmanship M. -,i ROBERT MCCARTHY - Wwhom does not love wine, woman MARJORIE MATTHEWS nMarjorie M. can sew and cook, she'11 have no need for a recipe and song remains a fool his book.n whole life 1ong.' . Chorus 1,M. Hilltopics 2,3,h3 Chorus 13 F.H.A 3,hg Intramurals 1,2,3,Ug Sportsman- ship h. JAMES MEAD nEat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow ye d1et.n WILLARD MCKEE UThings are not always what they seem.n Student Council 3 lTreas.l Bagel 3 lLit. Ed. MJ: Hilltopics 33 Band 1, 2,3, fPres. MP: Orchestra 3,hg Sen- ior Playg Chorus 2,3,hg Baseball 2, 3,hg Football 2,3,hg Sportsmanship kg Boy's State 33 Clarinet Quartet 3 F.F.A. 1,2,3.,1,. 21 RICHARD MECHLER NA little learning is a danger- ous thing.N Intramurals 2,3,hg Basketball 2,33 Baseball 2,hg Football 2,3,hg Track 3,hg Citizenship 3. JUDY NOLAN 'My true-love hath my heart, and I have his.n Hilltopics 2: F.H.A. 1,2,3,hg Intra- murals 1,2. O T V EUGENE MOORE NIt matters not how long we live but how.n Intramurals 1,23 Bache1or's Club 1. DORIS PEGLOW I can resist everything except temptation.n ll rchestra 1,2,3g Chorus 1,2,3,hg riple Trio 2,3,hg Senior Playg F.H. A. 2,3,hg Intramurals lg Citizenship 3 0 'N GLENN POPENHUSEN nHe sits back and lets the Devil drive.n National Honor Society 3,hg Ba el 3, Lg Band l,2,3,hg Orchestra 3 ?Pres. hlg Chorus 2,3,hg Senior Playg F.F. A. 1,23 Intramurals l,2,3,hg Brass Quartet 33 ESSPA M. JOYCE Powerz X! NA pretty girl but strong in mind, a nicer one you will never find.' Chorus 1,2,3,hg Triple Trio 3,hg NYSSMA 33 Senior Playg F.H.A. 2,3. gf,,. ANNE POWER X' WI think that I shall never scan a tree as lovely as a man.u Class Officer 3 KSec.l3 Chorus 1,2, 33 Bagel Bnu' JEAN ETTE RUEBENS nGood words are worth much and cost 1itt1e.n Chorus 2,hg Senior Playg Intramurals lg Library Club 1. 23 X DAVID RUGG ' RICHARD RYDER nLordl I wonder what fool it was hDick is a happy-go-lucky guy that first invented talk1ng.n who seems to make the hours , fly.u F-F-A- 1,2,3,h3 Intramurals 1,2,3,43 Class Officer L Kvice-Pres.l: Chorus Bachelor's Club l,2. 1,2,3g Boy's Quartet 2: Bowling 3. MARIAN SCHMIDT nwhat is there in the vale of 1ife?n Intramurals 1,2,3,h. LEE SEMMLER nAn athlete with plenty of pep, shows us where he got his rep'.u Student Council h fviC8-PP6S.,Q Class Officer 1 fPres.J: Senior Playg Basketball 1,2,3,hg Baseball l,2,3,hg Football 2,3,h3 Track 33 Citizenship 2,33 Boy's State 3. EVERETT SIMONDS nTo worry little and study less, is my idea of happiness.n Intramurals 1,2,3,hg Basketball 2,33 Track 2. BEVERLY STAHL nSmooth runs the water where the brook is deep.n Intramurals 1,2,3,h. FENWICK SMALL HArt is indeed not the bread but the wine of life.n Bagel 3 KArt Ed. my Htlltopics 2,3, kg Band 1, 2, 3, My Orchestra 3, My Chorus 2, 3, My NYSSMA Conference 33 Senior Play: Track 2, 3, ug Photog- raphy lg Bowling 3, Q3 Brass Quartet 35 Pep Band 1,23 ESSPA M. RITA SWARTZENBURG nSomebody's secretary Rita will be, she'11 find success.' Hilltopica Staff 1,2,3,h: Chorus 1, 2,3z Intramurals 1, 2,3,h: Library 1g2p3o wg, V JOYCE THEIL nMus1c is the thing of the world that I love most.n National Honor Society 3,hg Bagel Staff 3,h: Hilltopics Staff 1,2,3: Band l,2,3,hg Orchestra 2,3,h: Chorus l,2,3,h5 Triple Trio 3,h3 NYSSMA 2 Senior Play Library Club l,2,3,h: Clarinet Quartet l,2,3,h DONALD TURNER nAnyth1ng with two wheels will get you there.' Intramurals lg Basketball 2. AUDREY TORQUATO NS1eep, Death's twin brother,H Class Officer 3 lVice-Pres.Jg Chorus 2o3:uF Triple Trio 2,3,ug F.H.A. 1, 23 Senior Playg NYSSMA 33 Citizen- 3 e RICHARD WARDER 'Make haste alowly.n Chorus by Bowling 3, ALVIRA WARTERS X' 'A thing of beautynis a joy for- NRK WEWERT nA little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men.n Class Officer l fvice-Pres.l5 F.F.A. 3 1,33 Citizenship 33 Intramurals 1,3 Basketball 1,2,h. AL CE WEIGERT 'Quiet is she but you never can tell, careful, deliberate and thoughtful as well.n F.H.A. hi Intramurals l,2,3,hg L1- brary Club l,2,3,h. ALICE WH ITTAKER nFul1 of pep and lots or run, she's the friend of ever7one.' d 1 2 3 M' Chorus l,1,h3 Senior Ban 5 1 o a 1 Play: FHA 2,3,uS Intramurals l,2, 3,u5 Sportsmanship M. QST Y 53 I55:2:4115:511211:1:1:-:115511121-:-1-:1:gzgIg-1-cf ' ' - - f- - ' - V - .I.,.1.1-1.:-:-:-:g.g.g.1.:4-:-.-4.5.1-1-z.,-.-4.1.-.-.4 .4.- , , - , . , -,. , i A - - 51g2.::::1:31g1g.1-:.:-1-:-::.L.1.g-1.1-.-1-.-,A-1.1-15 we com enced our trip toward the constellations exactly twelve years ago. It was an eager group of young space men who ascended the steps into the second story of the Gallup Block. In 19hl we moved to even greater heights both literally and figuratively when we graduated to the new school on the hill. For the next few years our studies seemed to be the same routine over and over, but in the seventh grade the pace quickened as we began to participate in the various activities in our curriculum. Then the storm really started, we became Freshmen. It was finally up to us to elect class officers and we selected Lee Semmler, Presidentg Dirk weigert, Vice-President: Marian Brake, Secretaryg Patricia Bowerman, Treasurer: and Shir- ley Braiman, Student Council representative. During this year we had a tag-day, many movies and we won third prize in the Halloween picture contest. Higher and higher we went. As Sophomores we elected Delores Stemp, Presi- dentg Dick Ryder, Vice-President: Marian Brake, Secretary, Patricia Bowerman, Treasurer: and Robert McCarthy, Student Council representative. Time flew rapidly on. We began our Junior year with a dynamic record sales of stationery and after the most important event of the year, our Junior Prom, we found that we were well on our way to having enough money to take our senior trip to New York City. Our officers this year were Delores Stemp, Presidentg Audrey Torquato, Vice-President: Anne Power, Secretaryg Patricia Bowerman, Treasurerg and Alan Bowerman, Student Council representative. At last our Senior year arrived. Our trip to New York was not far away now but the time went very slowly. The weeks dragged by into months but they were activity-packed months. Our class, headed by Shirley Braiman, Presidentg Alan Bowerman,Vice-Presisent, Patricia Criss, Secretary: Patricia Bowerman, Treasur- erg and Ann Bluhm, Student Council representative broke all magazine sales re- cords. The main events of the year were the WCandlelight Qalln and the senior play 'Our Miss Brooksn. Then the big day arrived and we went to New York. we hope that the classes which follow us will have as much fun and success as we have had in the past. 28 First Row: Fenwick Small, Alan Bowerman, Glenn Popenhusen. Second Row: James Head, Audrey Torquato, Harlan Brake, Pat Bowerman, Ronald Gouldriok, Jeanette Ruebens. Third Row: Joyce Power, Doris Peglow, Connie Q elo, Rise C AST Miss Brooks.. Miss Finch... Miss Audubon. Mrs. Allen... Hugo Longacre Mr. Wadsworth Elsie.. Elaine. Jane... Sylvia. Doris.. Marge.. Faith.. Rhonda. Ted.... Stanley Basketb Aifiai Schantz, Alice Whittaker, Joyce Thleg, Beverly Frederioks, Shirley Braiman. as our Senior year sped on like a Rocket,we sudd- enly became aware that our biggest money making event, the Senior Play, was not toefar away. From our galaxy of talent we chose our best actors to become the milky way players. For our director we chose the best direc- tor of interplanetary plays, Miss Schantz. For our play we chose the sparkling comedy 'Our Miss Brooks'. For anyone but Miss Brooks the job of putting on a Senior play would have been a simple task, but not so with her. The play started out calm enough and it looked as though everything would go all right. But it was too good to last and before the end Hiss Brooks had to deal with a somewhat spoiled girl, Rhonda Allen: a very angry school board president, Mrs. Alleng and a very self eagcered principal, Hr. Wadsworth. To co - plicate matters even more the love bug bit both her and the male lead in the play, Ted Wilder. She fell in love with the athletic director, Hugo Longacre and Ted fell in love with the female lead Jane Drew. Everything worked out in the end and when the final curtain came down it was agreed that 'Our Miss Brooks' was one of the best plays Victor had ever seen. e e e s e eMarian Brake ...Audrey Torquato ...Patricia Criss ......Joyce Thiel ....Fenw1ck Small ......James Mead ......Joyce Power .....Connie Angelo .Patricia Bowerman ...Alice Whittaker ......Dor1s Peglow ...Shirley Braiman ...Beverley Frederick . Jeanette Ruebens ..Ronald Gouldrick ..Glenn Popenhusen ayers......Tony Mang1amele Lee Semmler aeeeeeee eeeeeeev wee eee eee eee ea e se 29 N .r W-' A-, . 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Under the guidance of our new advisor, Miss Schantz, and the leadership of our Class President, Eileen Hall, we began our main project of selling sta- tionery, which was very successful. A dance held on the Eve of All Saints' Day, or more commonly known as Halloween, also added a nice sum to our treasury. Throughout the year we were able to sell a variety of pop, candy and gum at the home foot- ball and basketball games. Excitement hit a high peak the day our class rings arrived, and our natural talent was discovered when we presented the annual Junior Assembly for our fellow students. Our final project, the Junior Prom, ended an entirely satisfactory year. All these celestial events brought in a welcome amount of stardust to send us to the Heavenly Gates, or is more com only known to mere mortals, as New York City or Washington , D. C.? First Row: A. Payne, Sec.: E. Hall, Pres. Second Row: J. Cotton, Treas.: J. Gullace, V-Pres.g C. Reeves, S. C. Rep. 33A V652 Qigs First Row: David Rector, Roger u.,-,, Burns, Charles Militello, Harold Wagner. 3535 Second Row: Mr. Francello, Rose Marie Militello, Josephine Carra, Nunn na.-,, 'fWW, Doris Rader, Noreta Years, Barbara Hall. Third Row: Jeanette Carra, Glendora Pim , Marcia Lewis, Mary Power, Marilyn Schrader, Monica Barry, Myrna Allen, Marilyn Warder. Fourth Row: Arlene Phillips, Carolyn Austin, Sandra Garlock, Mary Lou Stahl. W N President: Francis Underhill nt: David Rector Secretary: Monica Barry Treasurer: Josephine Carra Student Council : Roger Brady Vice Preslde 3h lrx S Fourth Row: FIPSU Row: Second Row: Third Row: -Af .L E. Matthews, B. O'De D a, . White, R. Ott, F. Yahn, B. Rugenstein, D Bowerman. Mr. Totman, J. Snyder, P. Antonio, F. Underhill, L. Matthews, M Leary, S. Pratt, E. Breiman. C. Ernst, P. Steffenhagen, J. Hunt, R. Matthews, C. Brake, A. Mower, E. Gerling, S. Kohl. R. Matthews, J. Keller, J. Cotter, J. Ryan, N. Smith. We are the class that someday will probably be zooming around in speceships recalling the good old days in Victor Central. we will remember our sophomore year as one of the year's when you seem to be between everything, not a green freshmen but certainly not a wise senior. , Under the supervision of Mr. Francello and Mr. Tbtman we came out on top. We planned our campaigns successfully and carried them through. Hhen we sitting on Mars, Jupiter, or Venus we'1l remember thi tion. are s year with great satisfac- 35 - 1-,N 973591 Fourth ROW 2 L8Bue, R. Thompson, A. Strassner, A. Pimm, First Row: M. Van0rman, S. C. Bower-man, W. Payne, E. Calhoun. Second Row: Mr. Rose, E. Pilbeam, J. Hanlon, R. Anderson, N. Smith, B. Matthews S. Miller, H . Maltman. Third Row: H . Miller, J. Bradford, 1. Swartzenberg, J. Brownell, J. Popen- tthews H. Baleno. R. Herendeen, C. North. housen, R. Ma , G Cody D. Courtney, Ao hortscherg u g ., ............. . ,, , , ,,,,, Vice President resident: Richard Gillis z Richard Baleno Secretary: Bob Thompson Treasurer: Mary McGary ' Hanlon Stude 36 nt Council . Judy -Ql, First Row: E. Bittner, D M . clteag. J. Carr, R. Power,' P. Bowerman, C. Dennls J. Barry. Second Row: Mrs. Burns, C. Hunt, N. Gentle, D. Heigert, B. Peglow, S. Peglow C. Colf, S. Czadzeck, M. Whitney. Third Row: E. Coon, A. Garrett, M. McGary, v 0. Johnson, U. Bennett, G. Stahl, J. Tischer After SGVSPBL years of struggling through planet life, we have become full, fledged constellations. Our dreams have finally been realized and we are 1 high school, starting off with a Freshman Class of M9 members With our Senior Trip in sight we start For both the first footbal coats at th n 0 ed our Treasury by having A Tag Day l and basketball games. we were also able to check e home basketball games which helped us to accumulate more to add to our treasury. All attempts were very rewarding as we no ning. We ended our first year b w have our very important begin- y presenting the annual Freshman Assembly. 37 tzen- B. Rybke, J. Fisher, R. Kra berg, D. Bauer. M. Lucey, J. Antonio, J. I Garduer, A. Mengiamele, Mrs. Johnston. d A. Tim , E. Strassner, D. Anderson, C. Carruth, D. Suhr. J Webster, R. Rupersberger, C. Madison, P. Mortensen, C McDonald. First Row: H. Saddler, L. Leavitt, Second Row' R. Tay D. Czadzeck, A. Rogers, Third Row L. Williams, M. Mea , Fourth Row: K. Rodae, R. Whittaker, . R. Heiden. Absent: F. Becker. R. Simonds, N. Rader, . O Tuttle R. Wheeler, S. 5m1UH, D First Row: S. Cotton. M- Hull. R- 1 k N. Hill, E. Horeck. Wallace, Ee Clar , ham P Brake, L. Sleight, F. Tucker Second Row: E. Padg , . G. Boughton, R. wood, M. Cahier, Miss . B Third Row: S. Criss, C. Herendee, A. Cardulla, R. Shraeder, ' Rader, H. Hess, J. Trenchard, D. Brake, J. Beard. Fourth Row: M. Gentle, L. Guilace, J. Burns, A. Hoidgate, A. Bennett, K. Winkler, M. Brady, J. Petersen, E. Burgan. 38 -ll First Row: B. Smith, D. MacKerchar, J. McKeag, R. Barry, K Johnson A. Cardulla, P VanLa 0 I . re, F. Courtney. Second Row: Miss wood, N. Chase, Y. Johnson, A. Wager, C. Hulings. T. Becker, S. Twitchell, P. Scala. Third Row: J. Cody, L. Potter, H. Broderick, G. Barry, G. Brake, R. ' Thompson, D. Bowerman, K. Gardner. Fourth Row: C. Hubert, L. Hunt, G. Turner, E. Shoats, G. Hobbs, C. Mangiamele, N. Gullace, M. Ryan, B. Willeams. Absent: L. Jacobson, I. Madison. v s' ow: I First Row: B. Bauer, J. Matthews, B. Brooks, J. Harris, P. Brown, S. whitney. Second Row Mr. Henehan, K. Ruppersberger, J. Ott, D. Wheeler, M. Shoemaker, S. Barnard. Third Row. B. Parshall, J. Hull, B. Johnson, J. Hull, H. Peglow L. Years, C. McCarty. Fourth Row: 3 E. Tobev, A. Webster R V , . Hall, J. Zobel, A. Barry, R. MacKerchar, D. Swan. 39 First Row: Second Row: Third Row Fourth ROW! X W ,,,,,,,,-- W 1 ert, D. Ryan, W. Turner, M. King, J. B. Blazey, D. e g Coon. W. Cody, D. Swan, D. Fritz, J. Stahl, R. Padghamp C. Governor, Mrs. Tallman. L. Fisher, L. Pegiow, P. O'Brien, M. L. Krasi, J. Bur- dzeck P. Trenchard. ons S. Garrat, M. walda, B. Cza , B. MacKerchar, M. A. Lynaugh, M. Ly , Matthews, J. Keefe, F. Calhoun. W I -'im 4... ,Mi First Row: N. Romeiser, P. Turner, B. Card, n. ne--, Hawes, S. Anderson, K. Lutwiller. Second Row: Mr. Cum ings, J. 0'Ne11, D. Oderkirk, L. Briggs, V. Green J. Lytle, F. Sage, D. Henehan, D. Tay. Third Row: J. Loss, D. Corbit, P. Shoots, J. Rose, R. Miller, R. R. Watson, B. Schrader, C. Austin. Warder, A. Strassner, R, Young, ker J Gouldrick, P. En lish, M. Weigert. Fourth Row: D. Hac , . Rodas, P. Jacabson, N. Peck, J. g no First: Row: SBCOl1d ROW Third Row: Fourth Row: Absent: C. Phillips, E. Karsny, L. Sexman, D. Witter, R. Wilson, N. Herendeen, J. Swartzenberg, S. Tourje. D' Ott. L. Bowerman, E. Hess, B. Bennett,' H. Jollitf, D. Garlockg P0 Sage, El Day' Go Cole. C. Cahier, S. Millhem, C. Peglow, J. Cardulla, C. Wiley, P. Peck, J. Mangiamele, T. Moroney, J. Reese, D. Rader. F. Conover, J. Katkamier, R. Ralston, D. Madison, R. Har- 10ff. R. Kretzenberg, R. Metcalf, D. Bennett, R. Lankes, R. Johnson, E. Maltman. Miss Buchan F4.r:.1u HOW Second Row Third Row Fourth Row: G. Massarella, D. Hill, M. L. Smith, S. Segbers, R. Mckee P. Haier, C. Sherman, J. Slmonds. Mrs. Spencer, H. Peiffer, D. Card, D. Bennett, J. Brakes D. Tischer, M. Droney, P. Brownell, D. Jensen, D. Gentle. N. Schmidt. M. Berry, R. Courtney, D. 'robe E. B y, rooks, J. Morris, D. Coon, J. Kaiser, D. Czadzeck, R. Fox, R. Satterlee. R. Rader, D. Webster, J. winch, G. Becker, C. Coons, H. Jacobson, Do Small. EQ My Le Ro G' D. C , oers, arruth, J. Boucher. ul Firat Row: D. Stahl, H. Lythe, P. O'Be1rne, R. Brooks, J. Johnson, M, Burns, J. Nickel, E. Leary. Second Row: R. Granger, J. Imm, D. Courtney. N- BOW'-9: B' RWE H' Wells, S. Gullace. Third Row: Mrs. Tuttle, S. Smith, N. Antonio, R. Bsrndt, D. RoB0T!a G. A. Mestler, K. Phippen, P- Ryan. V- Shoot'- Fourth Row: J. A. Barnard, G. Keyes, N. Holloway. Cf 53703101 3' Nolan, B. Gardner, D. Fritz. J. Goode. H- V050 ' Ralston. ii- First Row: Second Row: Third Row' Fourth Row: Absent: D. L. Lovejoy, M. Tourje, R. Czadzecx, V. o.-,,, - Ghan, T. Carlin, K. Peglow, J. Fisher. W. Brake, R. Johnson, R. Cardulla, V. North, J. Pe1ffer5 J. Exton, M. Sell, G. Lord, R. Perry. Mrs. Power, E. Suhr, D. Rulings, J. Ryan, C. Bennett, D. Barrows, D. Gentle, R. Coon, B. Robbins. T. Whitney, S. Reese, G. Aldridge, P. Kaiser, I. Schwab, P. Morrissey, M. LaBue, J. Turner, E. Tischer. E lish. R. Rader Eg Bauer, Ho ng Q2 ...- q-nl Fi - ' rst Row. J. Nickel, K. Underhill, T, Reese, A. Martz, G. Matthews Second Ro - A' Newman, J' Henehan. G. Rodes. ' w. ggs.i Anderson, M. Oderkirk, T, Gentle' C. Scala, B. Third Row: P mgmigi, Pi Msffggi J.CScSlad D. Fisher' T' Briggs' ' I 0 Y . ee D. W d , Fourth R ' Keefe, K. Northrup, S. VanGe1der, L. sgight? Turner' R' ow' K' Kavenyf J- Hunt. E. DeW1ck .1 s Rugenstein G Absent: 1 . Metcalf. , ' herman' R' Card' R' D- Brake. c. Buwalda. nf -ff' First Row: R. Ralston, D. Harris, R. Gullace, S. Hartz, J. Cody, S. Granger, H. Leavitt, J. Johnson, M. L. Peglow. Second Row W. Winkler, N. Matthews, A. Turner, E. Holloway J. South- gate, R. Fisher, K. Vogt, J. Capron, Mrs. Cole. A Third Row' R. Loss, B. Wilson, K. Buck, M. O'Br1en, J. Smith, G Muchard, M. Madison R. M lt Fourth Row: , a man, C. Heiden, J. Barry: J. Bauer, D. Smith G Y , . oung, C. Wilson, E1 Hdcarty, J. Lewis, A. Calhoun, E. Green, C. Rader. M3 First Row: S6COl'1d ROW! Third Row: 1 . . ,nf bnugg K' ip., .vnieyifa Yi in C. -if C. Cotton, P. English, N. Brown, D. Wood, K. Beard, B. Cole, K. McCarty, J. Fowler. Mrs. Goodridge, A. Hendricks, K. Fisher, M. Bennett, B. Matthews, C. Thompson, R. Burns, J. Moon. J. Gravey, F. Grant. B. Garrett, M. Kaiser, D. Kratzen- berg, C. Wood. First Row: Miss Colligen, G. Gutberlet, D. Lankes, K. Lyons, J. Burgan, M. J. Second Row: S. Orr, D. Calhoun, D. Becker, N. O'Ne111, S. Corbit, S. Bliss. A. Gouldrick, M. Hulbert, D. Sh Long, so Exton, Be Frank. Third Row: . QI. . , 333i H r pei ,ey fgf1i'e4,ye twwnmiwe' re' fsr :wen we QVVKW Q37 M . 3 . -w'Viif?LfH M5 QM if QGiTU'i-fQ-w.- VQWQ .ew ,, .. . -.J , .N I ..-, +V. an . ,, , 5, .,,, . , , 4. - ,,,. 'Q J -V VE V - V - my L,V 3 -,,.g ' . - V ' - Ll V-V gigf V. Vi!uaWfV V - 4: ,iVLQffQ f VVVA V-V -m.u'f B AK VQKQQZMN svn J ' if x,,f 1 ' neg ig ',-' , M M-gf.. f?qr4if - tammy -1 , - - tr , . . . . ,, gag, krkh V V , f l. V ,Q ' rj 2, . .rw I NVVV 'L A .VVV eene, J A- . f J Q 5 9 Q .gf m e J '---' V ' it . fY '.1 ,ia - . ' Q A . 'M ' , , - -, W... 6 - 'M' 'Q' ' ,, - 1 -... QMWL-? . , ' lilo-'Y dg6 ' Qg-- Meri' TQ 4 5iU???, 4 ,,,Hg 1 521C 153 A-?T g'V w.,V , u'3 PQ f flf Bda - 1 QQQL 5 V ' 5535 ,flaw Traber, G. Rader, S Cepron. Aldrich, D. Lovejoy, C oots, S. Robbins, B. De First Row: Second Haw: Third Row: E. Barry, D. Ph111ips, J. Ludwig, C. Montgomery, L. Ama- ridge, M. 0'Brien, Hise Brown. A. Morrissey, R. Militello, G. Conover, J. Leary, L. Northam, K. Northrup, L. Suhr. W. Ryan, P. Brownell, M. Crane, M. Allen, J. Wiley, A. Gardner, D. Benson. hh First Ro H W2 K- Tay, J. North c F f ' OUSSI, P. VenGe1der S Pe 1 L Second Row: gfeggidgergurghy, D. Pittenger' J' st 1 , 8 ow, an ey. . s Potter M ' chwab' R' Pins A' I Third new: L. Be ' ' Ryan' M1 Mead' T0bSy. P Turner L , nnett c. A11 Exto ' en' S E S ' ' mith so E. O'Nei1 Fourth Row: L B35 B' Bgoomfielde T. Jensen, D. Sells, G Simonds R: Kosggs, B. ggigett, R' weigert' D' Henehan. J' RGSSSQ Absent: G. Pike. ' ' PH t' P' Lvnsyear. C, Young First Row: K. Butler, R. Chose, F. Turner, K. Pittenger, J. Whitney, L. Smith, M. Elliott, P. Erickson, G. Beal. Second Row: Miss Joseph, S. Romeiser, J. Tourji, N. Darling, P. Fisher, C. Smith, F. Petersen, C. Lord, J. Oderkirk, Miss Cufari. Third Row: R. Harloff, R. Conover, J. Dayton, S. Gentle, J. Hartz, A. Pilbeam, P. Traber, B. Harder, D. McLaughlin. Fourth Row: R. Mushard, P. Smith, S. Perry, K. Mdgill. C. Shoemaker. D. Madison, D. Ellis, J. Burgan, B. Henehan. M5 First Row: Second Row: Third Row Fourth Row: J. Hobbs, D. Hall, A. Goodridge, M. Morrissey, L. Martz, D. Hunt, R. Newman, D. Young, K. Fox. E. Goers, G. Yetler, J. Sherman, B. Fisher, J. Gutberlet, K. Cotton, J. Katkamier, Mrs. Talley. B. Briggs, J. Sager, R. Foster, C. McGhan, R. Ryan, D. Pillman, S. Peiffer, J. Tode, D. Becker. S Cody, J. E. Turner, R. Brake, E. Con- Do Eu Lee, o over, J. Dewick, F. Schrader. 1 First Row: B. 0'Gonn r M M Second R 3anOrwg' goae.' aier, B' Overacre' R' williams' D' De' OW: TS- iftaker. s. Gardner R M11 0'Conner, D. Johnson, B. Jonnson, K.e3oon.D. weigert, J' - N Johnson J. Lutwiller, B Saxman, R. Maier, B, Bags, . , Third Row: , D. Williams, E. Bowe, M, Cqon, L6 First Row: D, Lord P I 0 C0dYn D- Chase, G. Mandrino, S. Draper, M S d R . Madi30nn D- BPOWH, E. Vogt, Mrs. Clover, fsubstitutel. econ ow. G. Daggett, D. Henehan, A. Lee, R, Barry, D, year T00m9Yn T- O'nei1, E. Br Third Row: S S s, D. own S. Hunt R S 1 v Peck, N. Monroe D , ' pez u Og 1 . Czadzeck R. Smith J. H lb k D s. Reed, J. Conklin, E. Holtz, Ef Angelo, JI Tur-ngl-.mo ' -Absent. B. Mccllntock, D. Pike, L. Beal, K. szkapl. Fir st Row: J.But1er, N.Pa1mer, F.Ba11, S.Buck, S.Watson, R.Pim ,V.Trenchard,R. Cleveland,J.N1cke1,J.Morrissey,L.Bowerman,J.Granger. Second Row: H.M.Rose,B.Harder,P.Bradford,J.Smeaton,J.Matthews,H.Be11,R Racinow lki, F.Bliss, J.Ryan, L Hodge B Lov m . . . ejoy,L.Bauer,L.Boughton,F.Pezzi- enti,A.Pezz1menti. Third Row: Mrs.Gagne, R.Montgomery, R.Bowerman, B.Ha11, C.Wright, S.Lauder, B. Frank, N.Cotton, J.Gardner, G.Lew1s, J.Sampson, N.Too1e,L.Austin,R. Wi1eon,Mra.Rogers. Fourth Row: D.Burton,M Winkl . er,M.Riccio,L.Johnson,E.Su111van,L.Gardner,H.Krai1, R.warren,D.O1ney,D.Hunt,R.Burroughs,P.Gutber1et,R.Barbato. M7 Bobby-soxerl Another day, wThe life of a teacher. nGossipingn another dollar Yea boa Daddy Lynaugh Tired and disgusted ..,,,,..-M-A-Q ff-'M' .,,.. . ' Dirt?9? If I'm elected.... Surprgsei Now wh at's the trouble? ,M F re 5-L as 3 eeee A r rr'e 53 Off' to the races. Contractor educators!!! I'll fix 'em. Not a care. HBTIVITIES V ex lk f D Il . Mi a d- , ii: iii 5 in HA- W , is :L , ffwaoqgmjv . wk ,.f5w..4.jgRrEs : G A ' '4 A QE mi? ,Yr a , 4 I f Q . V ' , .: :1:i A wi., IIII In 5 ' EI ,Q A' Ti ii Ti ralman, Mr. Fran- l mall, M. Brake, S. B First Row G Popenhusen, J This , cello, P Criss, J Mead P Bowerman, E Pllbeam, C. Angelo, B. Blazey, J. Harris, Second Row A Payne, J Gullace, C Reeves, K Hanlon. H ll Ford, J. Cotton, C. Austin, A. Bluhm, C. Third Row L Semmler, a , Ernst, S Ga l ck, M Petersen B Frederick, F. Wheeler, R. Gouldrlck. Just as the astronomer keep a record of the activities in the solar system, we also keep a record of our activities ln Victor Central the form School. This record takes book. Our adviser, Mr. of the year Francello, with his vast knowledge of special English and grammar, pi- loted us through our long and haz- h outer space. ardous journey throng We hope that this production will t u the horizon with fairly llgh p its brilliance. Nxf First Row: P. Criss, K. Hanlon M S , . Brake, S. Braiman, Mrs. Burns, C. Reeves, . Carpenter. Second Row: J. Brownell, E. Pilbeam, J. Hanlon, J. Harris, S. Kohl, C. Colf, R. Militello, C. Hunt. Third Row: C. North, A. Lorscher, M. Matthews, A. Phillips, B. Frederick, A. Garratt, A. Bluhm, W. Payne, A. Garlingn Do you suppos e when people are traveling from planet to planet there will still be a Hilltopics? We think so. Where else would the students of V. C. S. learn the facts about what's what at their favorite school? what other news- paper has a nK1tty and Katyn column so interesting? Even space people will want to know which atomic Jack is going with which hydrogen bomb Jill. Everybody will still want to know the latest sports reports of their favorite V. C. S. stars and the newest happenings in the grades. This year, as every year, the Hilltopics improved itself by the hard work of everyone on the news staff and they will keep on improving them after the 'Space' days have arrived. Under the they fail? selves even guidance of Mrs. Burns how could 51 S HHFQEL First ROW: A- Ford, L. Semmler,,M. Brake, F. Undel-11111, nr. C01-bn, Second Row: C. Reeves, S. Whitney, R. Brady, E. Morack, J. Hanlon, A. Bluhm. ciation is made up of a representative group of 1 school constel- The Student Council Asso ach June, the officers are elected from the h gh 1 fall each individual class, from students. E lations by the student body. The follow ng seventh to twelfth, selects a person to represent them on the Council. Our purpose is to carry out projects, set up school rules, and try to bet- ter anything that would make school life run more smoothly. By sponsoring several movies in the early fall, we are able to finance many fine assemblies for the entertainment of the Student Body. Under the guiding hand of Mr. Corbit, we are looking forward to many more successful Years' , 19 51- 52 are 2 Officer President------Marion Brake - ident-Lee Semmler Vice Pres Secretary ----- -Audrey Ford Treasurer------Francis Underhill s for the school year 52 C First now: M Brake A . , . Eluhm, J. Thiel, B. Frederick, P. Criss, S. Braiman. Second Rcw: E. Brady, G. Popenhusen, A. Bowerman, Mrs. Burns, K. Hanlon, L. Matthews. Third Row: C. Reeves, A. Ford, J. Cotton, R. Militello, J. Snyder. Outstanding scholars who are honored for stellar performances in scholastic matters are chosen on'the basis of scholarship, leadership, character and ability. The student must also maintain a scholastic average of USS. Membership for N. H. S. are chosen by percentage of the classes: 201 for Seniors, 151 for Juniors, 102 for Sophomores. The adviser of thi Mrs. Burns. s society is 53 'X Brake N Barry, Miss Jacobs, First Row: N. Gentle, C. M. Hunt, N. Smith, M. , . P. Bowerman, J. Nolan, J. Bradford, M. J. Whitney, E. Calhoun. Second Row: C. Years, H. Yahn, N. Years, J. Barry, C. Dennis, S. Miller, M. McGarry, S. Czadzeck, W. Payne, M. L. Stahl, G. Stahl. Third Row: D. Melgert, A. Ford, J. Cotton, J. Tlscher, S. Kohl, E. Coons, G. Plmm, S. Peglow, J. Snyder, C. Czadzeck, B. Blazey, E. Bittner, B. Peglow. Fourth Row: E. Pimm, B. Frederick, M. Matthews, A. Weigert, J. Collins, A. Phillips, D. Peglow, M. Scala, A. Payne, M. Barry, M. Allen, A. Rc Burse. Whittaker, J. Swartzenberg, Annual events in which they participate are the r and Daughter Banquet in the Spring, helping the h school fair, and serv- Mothe F. F. A. plan and carry out t e ing at the F. F. A. banquet advised by Miss Jacobs and presided over by Patricia Bowerman. . Their obvious object is to make heavenly home- makers of the girls. The Future Homemakers of America is an organiza- tion consisting of girls who wish to further their interests in homemaklng. They have a meeting every 1 which they discuss their various pro- other week dur ng jects 51+ -'fx First Row: Mr. Totman Mr. Busekist. Row: N. Allen, J. Hunt, Bowerman, B. Anderson. Row: R. Ott, C. Herendeen, P. Steffenhagen. Row: W. Prysinda, D. Zuhlsd , D. Rugg, Second Third Fourth The F.FeAe e o G. Aldridge, A. Bowerman, F. Yahn, E. Gillis, R. Matthews, R. Herendeen, G. Snyder P I 0 E. Simonds, W. McKee, D. Bowerma n, J. Turner, orf, W. O'Dea, A. Berndt. is a smooth runnin or 1 g gan zation of conscientious agriculture majors whose accomplishments are lauded throughout the school. One of their projects is the equivalent of a successful voyage into space. It will always obtain stupendous and enlightening results. Early in the year they assembled a new planetar activities in th y council to guide their e coming season. This consisted of Alan Bowerman as chief exe- cutive, David Rugg as his assistant and Fl ta ry and treasurer , respectivel oyd Yahn and Eugene Gillis as S ecre- O Our first big project was gas school fair, which was carried off to perfec- tion and took its place as one of the main events of the school year. Then we had a banquet at which chapter and greenhand pins were awarded to various members. Individual projects were well carried out and climaxed a ea of hard rewarding wprk which aided imm y r easurably in their agricultural training. 55 First Row- 5 Second Row. ' Years. C. Mo - P. B1-ak V Ptensen D. Third Row: M. Lewis: B. Strassner,, A. Begizii. First Rows- J. Thiel, P. Criss, J. Mead, A. Whittaker, S. Bralman, J. Popen husen, M. Schrader, D. Pegelow, D. Pegelow, E. Pilbeaxn, S. Pratt, H ris N. Barry, P. Wilson. , Second Row: C. Ernst, J. Carra, P. Antonio, C. Bowerman, J. ar , A. Boughton, J. Carra, B. Matthews, H. Miller, J. Angelo, F. Wallace, N. Hill, B. Hall, A. Garret, J. Peterson, E. Braiman, Reeves. t J. Matthews, B. Elliot, M. Mead, P. Scala, H nlon M. Barry, F. Third Row: C. Dennis, S. Cot on, E. Morack, F. Small, C. Golf, G. Pimm, J. a , Wheeler, G. Popenhusen, E. Peglow, E. Brady, K. Hanlon. Fourth Row: S. Carpenter, A. Phillips, E. Pllbeam, E. Matthews, L. Levitt, Mr. wh1t6e 1 The stars grow dim and the clouds part revealing the 1952-53 edition of the VCS stardusters who started off their new season with a flashing burst of achievements. Under the sure and guiding hand of a new pilot, the band has climbed new heights on the milky way of music. First they rocketed off with a new idea which resulted in the first formation marching band Victor has pro- duced. They next demonstrated their progress with a parade and concert at Hallo- ween. At Christmas time they combined with the chorus to give a concert which was met with resounding approval by the public. They participated in the annual contest festivals thereby increasing their laurels, The extravaganza of the season was unfurled in a glittering spring concert which put a final touch to a busy season. The clouds close with a thunderclap which releases myriads of sil- very.hopes for next year. I 56 ,5 l ORCHESTRA 1 7 a-u-VND H- rnlllips, C. Golf, J. Popenhusen M ecnrader, P. Criss, J. Thiel, E Pilb Second Row: J H 1 . eam, S. Pratt, P. Wilson. I . an on, A. Bennett, E. Padgham, L. Slate, G. Popenhusen, M. Barry. J. Mead. N. Barry, F. Small, G. Pimm, B. Hall, A. Garret, E. Braiman, C. Reeves, P. Wheeler. Third Row: Mr. White, E. Morack, F. Wheeler. The moon-flooded stage stands before us in regal splendor and an air of expectancy reigns supreme. The musicians enter and silently take their places. The conductor taps the stand and a new concert season in the VCS Starbowl is underway. Mr. White and the stringed edition of the stardusters provide the entertainment. As the tones are wafted out on silvery moonbeams, the achieve- ments of the organization appear on a fiery pedestal. The orchestra took its usual share of the honors in the annual contest festival with several showy numbers which featured the ever popular pizzicato style. In the spring of the year they added their talents to the years big est course, our Sprin C g production, which was, of g oncert. The season ended on a sweet note and prospects of 1 fresh chord for next fall. sv 'M Z! C H IR U S First Row: M. Brake, A. Torquato, M. Peterson, K. Hanlon, S, Carpenter. Second Row: D. Peglow, J. Thiel, A. Phillips, J. Power. . The members of Triple Trio are se- lected from tryouts by Hrs. Boeh ler, our music teacher, principally because of the way their voices blend. They sing at community gatherings, music tes- tivals and school assembliel. First Row: B. Matthews, E. Pilbeam, K. Hanlon, J. Popenhusen, B. Peglow, A Whittaker, R. M. Militello, C. Years, J. Hanlon, C. Mortensen, M Brakey S. Carpenter, Mrs. Boehmler. Second Row: P. Bowerman, E. Pilbeam, C. Colf, M. Power, A. Bluhm, J. Power, A Phillips, M. Shraeder, H. Petersen, D. Peglow, C. Ernst, J Ruebens, M. L-eary, N. Smith. Third Row: P. Bowerman, R. Thompson, R. McCarthy, S. LaBue, G. Popenhusen, F Wheeler, R. Czadzedk, D. Bowerman, F. Small, D. Hunt, J. Plead, J Thiel, A. Payne. With voices like angels and cherubs, our chorus assured everyone of its heavenly status. From the time the chorus had its first rehearsal, we knew that here was a group worthy of the highest praise. Equally capable of doing both popular and classical music, the ensemble is under the superb direction of Hrs. Boehmler. At Christmas we presented m program consisting of a group of Christmas Carols. For this program a group of students from the school band joined us. we worked hard all this year but we are ready to soar to even greater heights next year. 59 ff 'f LIBRARY cwg QL, S PORT S rl AN SHIP First Row: M. Shraeder, J. Bradford, C. Mortensen, H. Yahn, M. L. Stahl, W. Payne. Po enhuaen, N. Gentle, S. Czadzeck, E. Goons, A. Pimm, Whitney, Miss Averill. Second Row: J. p E. Gerling, S. Pegelow, M. J. First Row: Mr. Corblt, C. Matthews, J.-Ryan, J. Mead, D. Hunt. Second Row: S. Bralman, S. Garlock, J. Carre, R. Militello, J. Garra, M. Matthews, N. Barry, A. Whittaker. 60 Lights, camera, acticnw ig night Less. 3 Anne F. wanna fight about it?? 3PBIUl Girls 'HWHE igglers duifle. Dorrie f Y Q TX Yxmwdf vrWNHN I Tragedy os' s 190i Seniorettes. Little Angie,i .. Q 4 S Aye, aye, sir! Bathtub Quartet tion is wonderxullll Don't touch mes 0 0 , girls, girls. Duane S ROD Ohhh... The Prog what a day. Bagamisn Prom Queen Victor's ball? wif? Pyramid of pep hot- -The Future Pros Friends or foes? Q x Jump Ball!! The Brains Get in there and hustle! tato rsrggthing beauties The 0I'0WY1if1S Pr-ima donna es of 'S2h L L X N SPUHTS :x RA d TRA world Rockd comes 2 bt an P- + u M IFS rw JFS QaCGl.l- l 1.Q? -ff The Victor Blue Devils, led y four of last year' ished the first half of the eas wit se n wi s to posed of superior players, the tea a n prov d th t fine spirit go together to make ch mpi nshi team Coach Lynaugh was again fo unate t qgite n t ogly strong starting five in Don and Da vin Peg low, L Se tonic, and Dirk weigert, but also ad equa ly goo supp tor, and Tony Mangiamele. As in previous years, Victor was a c pio s p team burning up the boards with their fine de nsiv la an good material coming up from the Junior Va it 1 h tionally good year, it is expected that Victor 11 ave flight teams. ind er, such Rec- all way, sizs th more ad an excep- any more top ling offensive manuvers from the very first f t e s aso XX players as Ronnie C-ouldrlck, Jim Cotter, 1l 6h G C L J V D D T R C 0 e 0 e n I e e D. Dr Ant0I110o e e eo Q3 sch Lynaugh S0lllI7l10I'e Q e e e ell. COttQree e e 0095 Underh11l...10 Pegelow. e e e 012 R9Ct0re ee e e 009 Meng1emele..lh Gou1driok.... Pege1ou.....1 w81S01'ts o ...ll N P w First Row: J. Gul- lace, Coach Palumbo, V. Underhill. Second Row: W. Rug First Row: J. Gul- lace, Coach Palumbo, V. Underhill. Second Row: W. Ru- genstein, J. Carr. Third Row: P. Bo- werman, R. Anderson. Fourth Row: P. Mor- tensen, H. Saddler, R. Brady, M. Van0r- man, C. Militello. Fifth Row: D. Mc- Keag. RSlT X T BAL L --1' I 4 f -qA '35 . Q . .A '13-I' ' if 6' ' K A I '.VV,b, . , Z 'V , - -Fi-2 E E V10t0I' 33 W ' Alexander 6 3 1 19 Lansing 314 f 14.1 Phelps 22 f 51 cufton springs 21 p 311. Honeoye 20 A Sb. Red Jacket 18 w 1 Antonio , V - Un' 1 mmj G. P elow, J. in-gd: T' Mangiemele, L. Se er, d rson J. GUI' First Row: Iderhilla D'bPegeg'Iow.Hess, S. LaBu?1,113-. Mcmmg, R. An 9 ,bl R . P 11110 0 ' R. a . M o 01' ' Second Row. Ziggy: pi Hort6naen,SEadCi::1:k,R. Brady: F, Underhill. R e a . , vanormam coach LynauSh' Third Row' gsadzeck. J. Cotter. J- RUM' ' ,-1 f,,..e' X Q . W For years we have had two and three way ties for 5532 ,?i33:?g the football championship but this year Victor is rid- QI. ing the peak alone. We conquered all our opponents, a ry r f 1 winning five games and losing only one, a n0I1-1088110 frai to Lf51SinsfCgtrg1i We feel that without the ex- ..V: 1 ,,., :-' ffxsii-f5'ff Per 3050 US 0 . a umbo our season would not h pg7'?i?g1i'fi' been as successful as it was: av. 'aa e ' J . . -Lx ,Q W ' 'M M V f' , .. f.2335u.! .L 4 - V ., ,Qin W f . .- 1, I f- , I fl- ,S . 6 .if lf .5 3 5'-'. . ' i f nj. . 'Ma 1, .. 66 Asu u. gay.. K Q 'fv 1,sJ -+- f' rf'r? ,fbi 4 H , tiff figf of QQ, 10 4, yy ss. W0 is 415700 's ' l Q tvfflllfs 4 ANTH! MTU' t FA lp I ll J-was W, Jtilnlv' 4 .. I .- I 'A P kfmll if 8 I m ,.,. Sdn 'f 5 ,, 4.iNg:: van: First R 2 Second Rgx: M' Lucy, K. Winkler, h111 c ' L' Semmler, R. smith J Third Row- J Meadoagh Henehan' 1 . Cotter, w. Burns, V Under ' I . P O Q low, R.:BradyiSe1ow, D. Rector, F. Tischer, R, Gould Like a shooting comet, our baseball soared over the outfield causing our scores to rise to heights un- known. Our record of six wins against two losses gave our coach Walt Henehan and the team a cause for maximum pride. with the combination of veterans like Francis Tischer, Lee Semmler, Ronnie Gouldrick, Vernon Under- hill, and the Pegelow twins with the slugging freshmen Dave Rector, Jim Cotter, Francis Underhill and Bill Burns, victory was inevitable. Scores Victor 18 Honeoye l '5 3 Red Jacket 11 25 Middlesex 7 W 8 Phelps ll Cl ifton 3 15 Gorham 2 U S Naples 2 N 3 Bloomfield 2 57 Y' rick: D. Pegg- Al TRACK First Row: N. Smith, H. Maltman, D. White. Second Row: E. Peglow, G. Popenhusen, Mr. Henehan, F. Small, R. Matthews, A, Berndt, As our track team sprinted by with the swiftness of meteors, they managed to win third place in the Finger Lakes County Track Meet. Darvin and Donald Pegelow ran the 100 and 220 and Don also excelled in the favorite sport of all space men, the high Jumpe Other speed stars who competed were Gene Antonio, Tony Mangiamele, Allan Berndt, Raymond White, Fenwick Small, Fred Wheeler, Myron Van- grman and Richard Hech- er. Although a new sport at Victor, bowling is swiftly skyrocketing to great popularity among the students. The team, though composed mainly of inexperienced members, made a good showing a- gainst their opponents and great things are forecast for this sport in the future. wF1rst Rowzm D. Pegelow, G. Antonio, T. Mangiamele, D. Pegelow. Second Row: Coach Lynaugh, F. Yahn, A. Berndt, F. Small, M. EILEEN HALL Carolyn Ernst, Jean Popenhusen, Judy Hanlon, Helen Miller, Barbara Hall, Sue Pratt. 69 JANET COTTON E EVALYN Q EK +5 BRAIMANL rx xx l--no.s, u. M. Hunt, J. Barry D W Dennis G S , . eigert, C. , . tahl, A. Lortcher, J. Brownell, R. Burse Second Row: E. Bittner, S. Miller, O. Johnson, E. Calhoun, C. North, N. Smith, C. Bowerman, C. Austin, M. Barry, S. Peglow. Third Row: Miss Pero, J. Carre, W. Payne, S. Czadzeck, J. Swartzenberg, B. Peglow, J. Miller, J. Hanlon, N. Gentle, M. Allen, Mrs. Popenhusen. Fourth Row: P. Antonio, A. Garett, J. Bradford, M. J. whitney, M. McGarry, J. Popenhusen, A. Pimm, E. Coon, J. Tischer, E. Braimen. A well organizeg ious SPOT program of var . activities: with Mrsa popenhusen shining guiding light Over the several stars coming frgm the constellations, me 9 this year of intramurals especially 9HJ0Yab1e' the Throughout in different changeiivi- temperature the 80 tel- ties varied, the cons ied lation players Vizer- their sports bY 8 1 mating, basketball: VO ' lyball, floatball, Soc' Cer and baseball. INT NU AI-5 5 Tournaments are held eng the four constel- iztions and the winning team usually has the op- Portunity of attending 0: being hostess at Playlay held with other schoo S- This PP08Pam pro' vides a time for recgga ation and Bnjoyment' fun 1. had by H11- .4 Ag .I -n Y L I , u. uelgert, E. Gerling, M. L. Stahl, M. Lewis, B, Blazey, M. Schmidt, N. Barry, C. Mortensen, A. Gar- ,Q ng g 5595? Second Row: Miss Pero, J. Snyder, B. Hall, N. Years, J. Carre, inf A R. M. Militello, S. Kohl, M. Brake, B. Frederick, J. Q7 Harris. Third Row: M. Scale, S. Years, C. Angelo, M. Matthews, J. Czadzeck, B. Stahl, R. Swartzenberg, J. Collins, S. Breiman, A. Whittaker. Fourth Row: A. Ford, C. Reeves, J. Cotton, S. Carpenter, E. Hall, K. Hanlon, M. Petersen, A. Payne, C. Czadzeck, Mrs. Popenhusen. 70 Hll EHTISEYIENTS ff NEW YORK TMS RO CK E T KY l E Q?lWy5AcED5lijIgHNN5WS i MA N 3. : S EP? 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