Victor High School - Bagel Yearbook (Victor, NY)

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Y ! 1'1u.J.' ' Ford, Eileen Hallblgangtegsig, Nancy Barry' Anna Gerling. Audrey S . econd Row. gissisSch?nEi,G iharlene Y2arg?, ggl::bgZ2nPilE3gTi1Ba5bara Blazey. O 1 1 C e Third Row. ggntirf u ace, Kathleen Hanlon, Carol Reeves,og2SdraJ323E . Moigenggzdzgsk, Nelson Allen, Vernon Underhill p 1 Fourth Row: Edward Biadygengogillgi, Eugene Antonio, Asenath Pggnewilson' Gary I 0 Ronald Czadzeck, Frederiggaggzelegarvin Pegelow, Donald Pegelow stein, Merton Mestler. . 1 Allan Berndt, Clarence Rugen: The Junior Class started off this year on a lofty plain. 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