Victor High School - Bagel Yearbook (Victor, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1955 volume:

Q, . Y. - . . - -:'ur ' , ut, 1 W, ' I I lf Rx 4- ff H 1 ' 1 I ' 'U ' ., I 1 A A L I - ,X 3' . I I I' A x . 1955 , 3' Ii, ikxfgwfj K ..l l' , 'H Yf , X, r - 1 -4- -MQX- 'x I' , NQYCX. x M,'II .' r 1 x I X.x .mum xx llrlltll J M al, Y . ,N-Q ,, : ' 'f. 1' X. x .-v-I' X BAGLE I JUVXAJX, . N , k 1 Q f 5 N , .L iklla' ? wlvwr . A 4 i A . V . ,M 5 N - t - 'P z1Q,j f ' ' WJ XTXJ - ' I' . ,,,Y ,,.: , ' i V , . ,Q , ,, . . .. .:......7. R ws . - , ,' 1 J. ' ' I' . ' f I jg' 'Y uh-,g1:. ,, . , J-Vg , J 3 , A - ,, V - 2-221531 515555 ' L21 -X 53 Elffffz' sg . - 5- kv -- '- .'. v-3?- A, f :iw-5 :Ha-a 2 . -A V- f .. f -- ,fu - ag: 1-Ur A 4 T- 'ef ' ,sn f ff' -3 --H L , 15:-11 V 2 'Iliff' is , 3, - - :K ' .dia I- jug: . -'- I ., 5: u. 2' , , , ggi' fa , M fg' , . -11 g 5,-fa rw . Em -yi 3 fw.-f . . :-A4 1, .. ,rg-,-,f :asa ,fiieqx 9145! - H .E -if 5 . 1' . '- tiff' Q lf? f - 212' J' ' -' 'f 2 1.21 ' E12 - .1331 -T -- - -- - 4 if , Em- FT 1 .Q 1 . pn ' , . Hgw 1 , ,,A-eikaf fi-T-T: - A - fl-.2 , -. M23 -- -ignh, gg. ,:f.- ,fwsweg 1, - , Au' 4 -gg, x.:-in-My . y W if .'f,H ' 1 iff x gf:- QL k Mui.. ', '. Avi. ,fv if, s 'f az: - - , , min -1 4-E7 - age? ' 'Y - - tssf' ' N .. , ' . , F--W-2 1 A ff Q45 'fx F fixfff' 5 Q RFE .5 . , - V ,il ,,L.,.4,:x 5.1, -X'-gg-L ,ji I . yi J. iw:,.-..- --mm-vii ' U, - - , B UE 5 Gow L 5- 'U Qfiwf, .. , f't-fun,- A. lwiri.. ,Q -' f H -ax '-J : ' , , . - J M, X nm ..-, 'LA-J iC5a.'1!f. , , ., .NEJI ' 'm f' ,a.5m .,., ,. , ' , H. w , , L2 , Q M ,N fig' Q .il 11. , 5 vm- s Wi af ,.-,, , X I 'L s..1 , ,'b' 1 bgl. n1': ' Q fl I , - l:' - . A: J .figbwfgsy v, ' :ij Q 4' .. -f we-wz.:.L, ,ami L - f-- 'E ' T A ' , Li . ' V. . '- wptmww . . me . , K -,J W As' , 'f ' Q , hr .- V sh n , W '14, 1 A 5 4 . a -'ff Q f' , 'L ' P X -f 2 4 1 x it in' '-Q, 6 W , W' Wg ,X ' L ' ir 'X gi I , 'gf t gh 'Q n 'M 5 - ' 1 H+ x '- . 'Z 5 2. Q f- me ' f N5 S 2 ding, wimch 'Q .... J Q Av. L, Q, if l , ' 11 ', 3 Jw-QL Q 'U , ' K, 5, -.5 v J ,' 'N sis. ' ' roi, , is W Yew H , 1 V A r g ' .5 A gg.-4 Y 'A 3, ii My 5 t an 5 'J F1 ' w Q 1 12. S X M 1: 5 Y fain! 5 vm'-K -F ' 1 5 5 X 'Q g K 1 Q 1 X -wg' X gt 4 f Q, P1 I. Lf' far 7 -v ' - ' 16 . ,M r ' fa .. :J 1, ' 1 ar 1 1' mv : 'f H kwa wx f A rr. P we HL ,f 11 411 ugly, 3 .W-fJ 'fyg,, .,,. f l A,, ., 4 v '4 if . , f,m4ff-:'v.:- ,, H W, :N xg ' ' P' AJ.-f ml., i L g b I !':P'2.-Q'-1 -- A' ,ghgqrxammaef-. V'- 'lZi'1' Li-fr' ' , 9 ' .5 3 1 515-W5T'fi?5'?i I' 5 mix? -'Ll Weuiixie.-arm: 7 3 ' i'41Llf.-1GiVi?fo:- win ,,, 1.- 1i...:ff?',.f. , 1 . N,-.3--rf ., ' x ' ff-M,-' . rfnfr 'a'Z:,, '21 ' ,.. 45, f , ' ywwzgx-'m mr. 50465 VKTOR CE VIC GR NNT wE SLNnou 1 fmessmeo Q CLASS rorrwokn ,s,,,fiQ t M f f ,E I g ,. wb. I. Qi , w 1 ,S xv, is ' . 3 fa 4.5 V . . , A ft, f f wg LESTXYQ ff 2 st, , , QP if , iii sk U Q U W' Y N kgvwaa5'K,w'?ii9AP'5-Ps?WiNH Q ' - , ' We the class of 1955 are proud to present this yearbook Our theme is thedevelopment of highways from the old Indian trails to the modern road such as the Thruway. Our trip t through high school has been a long winding . road filled with surprises and enjoyments and as we approach the summit of the road we pre- sent this yearbook to you hoping it will pro- vide an accurate record of the fun we ve had 'A together throughout our school career. M , iii. K use V , ik KH ji , R 7 44, , '-, -1 af' P A Qi N .9 5. ' 14. :F in ff-'?ff i 5 M, D S . i I is K.. , f 'l 1:7 at , fs . if 5 I 1 im 5 . ' 0 4 if . 'ai af L I Ji , , - -5 .3 ,- 1, , , - , I K g ff: W E 4 ' ' ,E 4 A 'Q 5 Sr.. ,419 . 4, . i sg ' - ' r ' fs .. -' ' Q- + ',f., f1u s., if 9 R Tel ' - 3' J: '-- 5 fi -' fi . - , 3 - :.' --'Xe f . 1 . - ' 1,--Q , ' ' ' ,rl 'e g' '- - - , :sf 1-- f if ' if X ,f , af-21. if-big? ,ii ,P -,, l - 14, .- s .Aw ' 1 sw Vs 2 -f' 'S-Q-fe-GI., - 'mms , '-sgt, - 'T iffin . 5N ' - . J 5 ... K. , . Q., V N ,wwe , ,' ' 4 ' ' .. -, gif ' : I ar . --f?'?Pfi5rH, -0 TABLE OF CONTENTS Title Page Foreword Dedication . . 4 5 441- A f 'T s A 22,53 af.. hz 'A ga- 'I .A L V X3 1.55 , .I I, 54 -41 0 4- .f 11 I 3 4,1 ,yxu -0 3 ,fl Ia '. N Y L . Qi I J A 2 5' , Aw .Q-. , . 1, ' gIf 3-K ?.,f 3 - rqqaxe-, . . . 1 s 1-fr at f- Admlmstratlon . . . . . . 7 5 5' : h -L, 'Agn - ' . 1 ,. ' 71335, '21 Senlors . . . . . 1 5 3 1 ,-Q..-.L 2 Y.: 5 -.T-ZI SL , ' - , '-5 'X' 2 I . .I H Clas s e s . . . . . Z9 3 'L L1 -1 'li ffxf' ' 1' - Q JI.. . 1. f '31 - - - 5 fig ACt1V1t1S s , , , , , . 47 Eff. - I'f if '-' , ,113 ff-In .y in ' a 'e. -I Sports . . - 61 :- -.f,-m.ea -Q , - 'fir ae - ...Q 1, ' + -g 'llv my - Patrons . . . . . . . . . . 70 'MR Tl ' Ng , . 1 - I If Advertls 1ng . . . 7 , . :Lear . ' f 'i-PX ' - S5 2 'lwf-L.,f'm.4.'Y 1, ' .. . ., - - bf L 1-f. . r -'41, ' i, ,:-,113 'P -.X ggi? ' , , , NI., ' ,- 1:--'rg 'aw -A 1 ' , .Z-I , -1 Q -fr.. - 1 1-aff g - 21- ' . - f.: .5'.1:::'-1---f '-22:35 - 1 1' 1 .5 .ur ui -' fra --ffff'-..'-'J-5:45-Li' '+4,.... . if --..'f1f.,,:r. - 'W f' I V . 5 . Q 2 I Line.. IW r1, , 3? .,. .i x-ig.: LI? I li:-AK .1 EI ,if..:f?.LlI.54,l,i.j5Q, :-In-I? 15.1452 -49.5, -. . -5 553 Q A Y .1 3 A r g 2,215 I fu? Flin ' ' ' 5' , A ': 'f-wwz'--'2,'-' ' -1-E13-5 -12 ' - - . 1 'fififfev -3.5 - ,. ,. , sv-'es-f - A -f. -r - -. ,,- - w -.M M. -A -T ,- .-fu. -. fzfz- ' ...ef f- . Q.. ..:, ,..,, -' -.' ..---gs.: fa-'ff' ' .- ,- . If . ',I- I ,gi-. --H -Q-uftwaiw 'V'-?-I1rs,i,,' vw--as-.'.' ' ' - -- N XJ -N -s-41, xragvf 3' H'- QT aw., ' ' - .1 ,W I - .-- ,Af -K -fab, I, .-N ':-,- 1 iv ..., ,lI,IvIv ,.- - 2 . .i II. I t-- I -1 . - - - ,-if L W W ' - ..-5' I f. ' ---, A A 1,95 jj ' I , . ,I M I .I , 'I ts. ' ' :T L. I 'Tl - ' - f'- ' .8 'T - L. 1. ' 'rf--341. -, . v J , I ' ' ' .5 ' ' 1.1.4-,V jg:-I Q .1.1- '11?'iiT,? ?'.W-: 1',,:5..'f- 1. , --H+ -'ef - T -Y? ' .f-If5'w'i:?a , -P551 ,, 5 -- f'-4:-r '-fT - -2' -fweexpfgwp-mice?-' - . ' ' Q I x z.. Iv I '94 ,QI I I if . , - -- - ,I , -L N --7- --5H II:I,q.I5 VIIIIIZII, V - fy I I Q' Z,--E' 3-Q4- -. kif- , if V I,2g'sfi5:' I3 iiT'E'A Fill., twig- -w-9 f'2i'?'4:355A E?fl f ' , 1 , , ,, , T , T ...--,,I,I,, , ,-fc-,I . , 124165, I,,,:.3I,,q 1. - ,.-.4 .. . E , .,,-, + 2 52252275-1. , ffm - , , I:q.,e1i5'i?:.f-.,.... -. tI,I.,2: .jL.4:+ef4-'ws ., .- ,,1'.I.q- , I : 5-I , 4 3 - Z -1 I 1 I . I -' I - ' I -,'.:p:.I- WL , If , ' KW I ..' II1,5L-- .. ' ' , J L F . gL,EICLl:rA' A f . - f 4- iff-feefirfug .Z'. , .. 1 A f-Q? ef-' L. rw - , - .P if'1fi1-2i2,fi'f , 5 1 . ' L -an-..: --. f X ' ' ' , - a ' - V ,,---N --J -' - -- , . in -. g-s a.: ,P-'Af ' -71f'1-'- , - I, I , I I AAI.-I,j9i-bg 5 ' -I 413. - .I I-,-jr.-I-fffkQ, 'f- AT A ' I ., .. fe 1' 1- T ' i-Q11-261229-1:-rex: ,ge l 1 - -f ' H+ ft - v ,,1. - W II ,,.,,,,f1-- Ilggf , 'Pi-If ' I - .,., N ' .1-cfaffw-MFT-- ' f? AI- - , .vw - ...-It ' - ml 'W' Al ,I Ifj-Q-' - f- AW- - jII -' -,'- 1 :Lf 1 5- ' -J--e1f2 TrQ'-5 . ' . 57-A T: We - ,,-J.. 1' Qruilfz- Ig 'Ea fm, -7 if ' - N .o,gI' I F I j I I W ,-QW, 5 It 4. -V F' . , 7' ' '- ,,,. . . 13 . I I y T 5 J f -wf-1??2'?i Ig., ' A - 'T :-ff ,L ' 'r H 1 - ,... ..-- . - . . aff: ' - -- , -f JMRQ a,,refwf I reef ,. IIHUUHHHQ . ' 'H . t 'A - - IT .. . 2 Y f y! ' C. T 1 T iii .. - ',..,gf,,S: Q '. ,. , I , I ,. I., ML. , , . - .I -2 .-www-f m-1 ..Tvw-wM+', .,..- f -.,-ffff , , A I - ----frm ' ' I . 5 --s-a-- Im TL I , IA , - I -IQ I - ' I ,I . 1,-fm. 1 .2 ' I ' ':'-,MII ,I. ' I 5 Q 9 - ' A' ' me J - .-f' - A ' ' . ' mf ' ' -, '15-. T' 4 'n.5g J . . , ..- . f -- Q 5- -' -4 ' .- - J--H: -, ' H :? N1,I ' Z,,,w- I - -I wi t, Y. - 4, 5 -iI.. . .., , .-,Lai-fWE'rv.-1':fw-::s'+Z5 ' ' J - J. 'F' '3 ' ' , Q ' , - I .-.,, fi-s ' In c an wn zi y - i, f -4-m..- - '12-5,. .z, g:lg I ' .- I . ,,,-5t'.'-'fr ' ,.., - , - - -H---:ga-v',..1:,1.-.I 5 ,I , ,.. ., 1:'-- , - - A5 rv'v' P1o- 'I ' , Fifi.. ,, ,5bfi5i'5.9,EEjf52'-92'-ff.f1e6' ' ' ' -' TU - , 3-fn.. - . 7' PoY,:'S - ' DEDICATION 5 I i In the classes that you teach, Many times you give a speech About the things we must know, And the goals we hope to reach. In the spring you helped with baseball, There was bowling in the fallg And a smile you always have g When we meet you in the hall. 5. Your viewpoint is ever strong and true, So we dedicate this book to you-- Mr. I-Ienehan ..,...,,.,. .- . ...--.-...k.- . . .----1. !li. EDITOR . fr' gif' 5 rf' ff ' 'I ' , A ' El' 1 . 'fl .L t ., ' , , , The Bagel Staff and the Class is of1955 Sincerely hope that this year- book will be an accurate memento of this year's events. Today it is full ofrneaning, and in the future it should prove as enjoyable. Arlene Ph1ll1ps 1' r Q 1 nr' --11nr?.,,,, I' . ,.- I VI.-9? , A, .-4' 'Zin g f-1- 5 5 4 Lf il55 ':V IN MEMORIAM i I i AS 3-J., i ,N,,,,, 1 ., , ,ne , ' Ns'22'fff5 .W of ' 5 I .J , . ' v. Si if tl 5 is ' L ,. Q Q f i it P i H F:,5L,Q.,.,,, 4- ' , wwf ,e awnwa , . 23 J 1 t s -is , X M J ,gif 3 ' i . .: : .L.3,Q,Ll'f -- 'ffm P-'WW MISS BUCHAN - e .rn A f :ig ffl 4:-1-we -v ww- .. -fu-rv.-:eff--'r 1-:'r 1z4f:1:-.,...,.. .. -. MR. ROBERTS x Thy will he alone oznol we are left To grieve, to wonoler, To question, to ponolerg Anal to resolve this day, for their sozhe To do in every way More of the things which nmhe t This world IZ hetter place to live. F or they are gone and we are left. MR. CORNFORD GLENN JOE BRA KE I '61 f ADMINISTRATION RMI up-5 -iaflvr' 'z' - 95 I .fe 3 I ' ,I -. 1 . vs A - 1' I .., ki' Q: I 1' , - ' 1 '- 5 I I' ' I' I , s . .Q l . ,F-4. I . '1'9 M?.,- . . ...- . .-.H-.1 Jfqfq , I' A fn 1 ' uqf,-f MIP? ' 'W I I w-,.A.,, ' L l - wx. Q. V .gf 1-. I ' xr'I1'iI f . f 'fi 5 . ' - ' ' . - M:g...:Q-'I1v - af T. W. O. MILLER PRESIDENT or :camo M. BARRY A. R. CORNFORD :Lenz or sonic R. L. HULBERT B' Victor Central School ALTON B. CORBIT, Suvenvlsmc-PRlNclPAL Victor, New York January ll, 1955 Dear Students: People in Victor will remember for a long time the occasion on which Governor Thomas E. Dewey visited our community just a few short years ago, and broke ground for the Throughway which now spreads itself across the breadth of our great State of New York. This tremendous undertaking is a far cry from the early 1800's when highways in our immediate area were, for the most part, barely discernible trails through the forests. we realize now that the Throughway is but a fore- runner to a vast network of such roads which will, of necessity, span our country in the years ahead, It is acute evidence of GROWTH and PROGRESS, hard to see sometimes because we live so close to it. How does one relate education to a theme of high- ways, you ask? Are you making a timid trail of your life? Are you distracted into going up blind alleys that lead nowhere? - OR - Are you building carefully the foundation for a six lane educational highway that will take care of 20th. century traffic? Here are some suggestions that may help you improve your personal highway construction job now: Do today's school work today, one step at a time. l. 2. Strive for a 10075 school attendance record. Participate actively in at least one school activity. M. Take an active part in class discussions. 5. Be cheerfully cooperative at home, at school, and at play. Develop your self-respect by having respect for your God, your family, and your friends. 3. 6. Sincerely yours, czQ1ae.cm Alton B. Corbit Principal ABC:LB BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Hawkins, Mr. Barry, President Ogden Miller, Mr. Bowerman, Mr. O'Brien, Principal Mr. Corbin Very few of us realize the time and effort given by the men on our Board of Education. They are the deciding factors in most of the issues concerning our school and upon them rests a great responsibility. We especially want to recognize and express our appreciation for the Work that the Board of Educa- tion has done on the new school building. We know that they have given many hours and a great deal of thought to this project. We wish to express our sincere thanks to the members of the Board of Education, for the manythings they have done for the educational interests ofthe stu- dents of Victor Central School. 9 FACULTY... M 2 ,L 3 L ' S V -2 f Y li 3 ' ,VH ,.. '- r . ---1' .- f'1 Ql'v sfEE1,4'VSi.'S3 ,5':1 '4'-55 fwfr. . ' + - X- f . .-.,n. any -V I K fx ,. .. z' M?fle1:,gS4N.?i!A ' g,.,.',...,,.5dnf-.sf-els if. . 5 . Q-. V-of ' .. .U V - . . -- .- N' A vw!. fig . . ..yi ' yv , . fb . 3 . -s r f, 5 , . F W 'Iv X F. ' 23. 5-1 v 7 1 3- 11' W .W m f.: -1- . . .. or --N- 1 f---Qgg,s.,-m-,:,.1fr,f.1','.- ,L -V -'rf H-fr. .f ...T .. . ' '- ww. 2-9 ' .1 ' ' ' --'rsffv-M.-: 1 ,wi 1 .. . . M . . -- Q- - . .. '-sbs. P.f'Xm5xF.,-5 - 3:15 Jtfgm-ff .,.. .r, 11,51 -5:4 - 1'a..m 'Li ' mg: 4.-3 . ff M ' W L Hr .R ,r ,' 'L - 3- '-mfr' --.4..f5as'A :' . . Q i ' ' ' ' ' Y- 4-fs'-1.5. . V ' ' ,..23zfsx+XzsQ1p.-fl--1: Q-fe:Df1s+?F5+f'?'9hw'944bi',fgHf1M-,Q,L-ZadQq:,9agLswf:ar-i wiv ROW I: fi ROW 2: f' ROW 3: Miss Perry, Mr. Palumbo, Miss Schantz, Mr. Corbit, Mrs. Francello, Mrs. Wood, Miss Wood, Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Dunn, Miss Rufiino, Mrs. Miss Tuckerf Lambe, Mrs. 5 Popenhusen, Miss Rhinehart, Miss Averill. 5 'W Mr. Hembrooke, Mr. Henehan, Mr. Rose, Mr. Lynaugh, Mr. King, Mr. Sitts, Mr. 9- U '. . .- ' rv ' ,.,,,.... mm lmr' .Goodnfj e'...Mrf Fraqg.-E993 . - '1 - f -L - ' - ' L4 fjjc-r ,N . .. ' 1. - .1 f 'Wiz ' fb I : i ' grin. if ' - -ff' 'fm A' r gl tt, 1. lm .f.--.NK-YA I V A ..f:...:.w- ' -s ' g ' , .Q k:..,f:s,5 , I ' V. '1 3, 141.1 .'g-X -is 1 ' - ,q - 1 JE:-H1 1 O ,. My Lfffgww' J ' E was 1 QW' 3. 'Y ELEMENTARY is ,- . .5 if X www E? ,.. ridge. ' ROW 2: Miss Cufari, Miss Lawrence, Mrs. Whittaker, Mrs. Spencer, Mrs., Anderson, Mrs. Rogers, Mrs. Wilson, Miss -Brown. 7 ' Row 3: Mrs. Cole, Miss Mead, Mrs. Deck, Mrs. Ta11msrr, Mrs. Turns, E alle , Miss Condon, Mrs. Goodridge. Q q '- - - I . .',f Q -as ' E' r M ...Wa -Q .195 . Q 11 ,,-.....,.. - - -11-H -Q A A .- .,-ss-..a.-.-1...... W H ,.., '4..,.f-g.'N.-1-' .'..f.gs j. - 11 .. Q .,. M f fganw hjgjgf-4-awwjf 5 Mrs. A 5 r . r ..4am.x4-granny , Mmdemewnggugmrmgagwg? r. mf-fu....,,??'!x9,f.5w9EFV4' ,4',,Qvm,Qg1 ',,,m ' - A ' 'WI2Hu1..Lvuuv.,n.S...1+wc::.:.-..ifava.u,mrm5DvA-.f..-.--3'?'i2-41f-1f.v.f:'g.r.'- ..- J? ii ' I-1 4' 'I gf'-' -1.w.m-sw-c.u. -v--.QM-.--' - - . f- , A . -- I, y-V.- . -, v .1 . ,..,N:m Mrs. Beebe, Mrs. Hendricks, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Peck, Mrs. Underhill, Mrs. Roberts. 12 un, CUSTODIANS BUS DRIVERS V W 4 CUSTODIANS M75 Mr. Smith, Mrs. Aldrich, Clarence ' 'V Rugenstein. L um- 1 -451-:A' 4 -rr f, ,- BUS DRIVERS SEATED: Mr. Brewer, Mr. Capron, Mr. Garvey STANDING: Mr. Simonds, Mr. Roberts., Mr. Tischer Mr. Caadzeck, Mr. Green, Mr. Underhill. MOVING UP DAY f U ' -f fy ' . 4 - Q- '-.b V ' i - A , ., if U 51 2 . ' MQ fbiffffl E' I 'f ' ' E361 'Q ' E -J. Qgifh ' g L' V5 . P , - . ' -' :- , 4, X' ' ' Ann ' F? ff - ' gf-7 kg kr , , , , , W ,, f,-- f K .V .- P ' ,i I .V Aq:,..x' ., I I il. Iii ,XG 1 , , . k,k, I ,..W,,,.. . , , 3' , H' -L . 1 'M ,ek -E w ' U 'uf u EL , 35 ' f. hi 5. 1, I ' Q ., N' H T - ' N iii I , if' ,,f X I , I H f. 7 5, 5: N . 1 E -372' , -El V I nv QUEEN EILEEN AND HER COURT ' . I Mg. E , A E A an if an hx J - 1 .rr :pe db? NT Q i Q A my ,ta r 3 1 ' Ka P' Z' , , , ,Q ,gg wig' ' v. Q. fi E ' v , .1 ',.4x'p 2 53 s Q ,fl W dwg r Q 'Ya 1 Qi 1 ff .X a f' ' E , Y 1 ' Q f- ffl' if 9 Y! ,', 1 , , J - 'QW ' W A f ,.1,nA5,3:'kr.'-B-'4w5?,,' , 'Y F4141 53, V ,.g..Sj-,f'1-3,-ij, QA, , ' ww-'!fugf,.,g.e-nBzr.gQ5fge..w'.,f:. w1i:+4gQ:f1-:ff--,a,.,e,, , U , , z Q 1- .An-wif-'F'-1f.ffsa1:'-'f,:f P- 1zlfw,.fiwx-w2'zf:?a,!1FiH1wffwfggp.-1,i 1,'5?r -fw.-:A ,- 5.-A I 1 - ., ,.-4,,,,,,,,k.,,L,,,b,,-,Q,.5,A.L,51,-,.w ,,,-,Zu-,..g-13,,,m H., , ,V W N 1 5-- . .1,.,, , , .2 .-NW 4 . - 5.L,,.-,.,,f'fi iff K 1 ,4..,V..1-435''-,,'-lu-I ff --14-', ,J . . :.. , A I ,, L-. ,,-,-ff . ,.,, feng ..:-1,-s.PvfL255f1ggj-P... , QI., 4 . wp , 5'-'AQ W- -iff E-ynw f,,'11.I'7 - ,',,1.,-W. ,j. A ' N Y- , . ,.f:m-,,,,,L,.q71, I - Q, , 1 :k 'V . J.,- , .. '.,,i,w ', - 4-N-',,,. - A J . ,' l wifi, ,-,' - 1 ':wV-wgii.-af. f5,gf.'L3f.3 . , ,,, , , hs, v J . ff .1 .1 'ann .wr .-3.51. 5 ' ' , .W'.-,.-i,mf3w.,:4f.' A M 31, 0' X . , ,., . .fy '- 3 ' ff- ,H 4' ' r- fr, .1 J., 1 N ,, '- e ' 1:51,-'-..,, SENIORS N. '- -.:k,, l . N31 rw x-'2 1' tw-lt? i?3F 1,, CAROLYN ERNST- She is never at 1eisure gg i CHARLES MILITELLO- Tis ever com- mon that men are merriest when they are away from home. ROSE MILITELLO- I have a secret VV' l4lg,, 2 desire to write - checks. diff 3 MR. FRANCELLO- It's a good idea to be crazy about something in par- ticular to keep from going crazy in general. MR. TOTMAN- Let us never forget that the cultivation of the earth is the most important labor of man. SENIORS I f, f 5 1 ' f 121 jun ff SHIRLEY KOHL- They're only truly y great who are truly good. LARRY MATTHEWS- He was ever precise in promise-keeping. SENIORS s.-' , 5 r X V . A ' .. In N , 2 Q Q 'K' 1 W5 J sl- g X I Q sr ,, L N W ,f , 5' r Ll x S, .1 A Z N W- 5 mv J y , 'K 1 MYRNA ALLEN- My man's as true as steel. r he ...: f ,J f - ' A-bLA GERRY ANGEID- Men aren't every- thing, but they help. CAROLYN AUSTIN- A picture is a poem without words. wus Q O XX E.:- EVALYN BRAIMAN- Opportunity on knocks once, but temptation is more persistent. X A CARL BRAKE- Every man is a volume if you know how to read him. IEANNETTE CARRA- Gaiety is twin- born. 5 7 7 MONICA BARRY- The difficulty irl life is the choice. ROGER BRADY- One who opens a book with appreciation and closed it with profit. 1Y SENIORS R 5 N FN 4 P4 2 'M Q QQ' j x IOSEPHINE CARRA- Dressing alike may have its drawbacks, but it's such fun to fool the public. JOYCE CHASE- I never let my studies interfere with my education. 2- SENIORS EILEEN GARLING- Laugh yourself into stitches. 'F-, W5 -4.5-? ' s 51-f SANDRA GARLOCK- Beauty is power: a smile is its sword. BARBARA HALL- The present hut-rests me more that the PASI, and the future more than the present. -Q .fi- -222- J -4-,,,.-f af, - JAMES KELLER- My gags aren't just corn, they'te golden banter. MARIE LEARY- Do you not know 1 am a woman? When I think I must speak. 5' O f JERRY HUNT- Though the most be players, some must be spectators. CHARLES HERENDEEN- In heaven an angei is no one in particular. DONALD HUNT- When better cars are built, I'11 drive one. HQ V Mfg: A SENIORS , 5t,,,i,,t.mrr.,-1f. K ,Q J' sf, 'Q HMC? ' 2 .1..,. x N , ef sw a f Q KENNETH MADY- Gosh, I'm always dame-dreaming. EDWARD MATTHEWS- A woman would run through fire and water for such a kind heart. RAYMOND MATTHEWS- It is easier not to speak a word at all than to speak more words than we should. SENIORS -g.g,-gf'-E1 x ROBERT MATTHEWS- A man that blushes is not quite a brute. ARLENE MOWER- Her cheeks are rosy, her smile is sunnyg And whatever she does is somehow funny. vs-,hL,,,,q Z , sip- 9 gi ft 1 S 1 Q s 'if has ---P I0 nh: n 1 2 Axe- ' XV .O 114 Xl 'fff Z ,-, WILLIAM O'DEA- A thing of beauty is a boy forever. RICHARD OTT- Must we in all things look for the how, the why, and the wherefore. ii ERMIL PEGLOW- Why does one man's yawning make another person yawn? rj, 1 7 'orb QI-Q. ' chu M ARLENE PHILLIPS- A11 one's life is music if one touches the notes right- ly and in time. GLENDORA PIMM- Cookery is become an art, a noble science. in v 5-4 ., ' 78. 6 as ni mv, F! M :I 1 ax ,AFM W MARY POWER- Give me your hand, and let me feel your pulse. SUZANNE PRATT- The reason that I giggle so much is beacuse I have 9 so much to giggle over. 5 I. 'I' I -.gn K V,:. W. . 'Q 35 ' I r eY R R I I L WILLIAM PRYSINDA- Tools were 'ij R? made, and born were hands, every I farmer understands. I 5 an 9, C1 .. Q I I I 5 if N , N rr, SENIORS ,X X xfs DAVID RECTOR- A carpenter is known by his chips. 1 '55 463' Aa 'X 'M-.111-f ROGER REDFIELD- The secret of a happy life is preserving one's capacity fsiigy y A JN .I I me l X f 5 for enjoyment. If I IOSEPHINE SNYDER- She profits most who serves best. THOMAS TWITCHELL- Tom knows about farms, that's one of his most distinctive charms. MARILYN SHRAEDER- Merry eyes, and a personality to go with them. WILLIAM RUGENSTEIN- Love me, love my Ford. JAMES RYAN- Curfew shall not ring tonight. SENIORS X 16 :zz NEWTON SMITH- I won't quarrel with my bread and butter. FRANCIS UNDERHILL- A little non- sense now and then is relished by the SENIORS DOUGLAS WHITE- The world is a board of round holes filled with square people. .w..., , , mrgrgssszzgfw X was -ffl? . 43,213 .wr-'.wr FLOYD YAHN- Every man has a good ticular all his life long. NORETA YEARS- Good humor makes all things tolerable. and bad angel attending on him in par- ' fs- ZIIX Q X! K 4' W Ar L'-A F 4 Q sglf QC3' .J xi! xx 5' v-.I CLASS ACTIVITIES ALLEN, MYRNA--F. H. A. 2, 3, 45 Int. I, 2, 3,4 AUSTIN, CAROLYN--Yr'bk 2,3,45 Im. I,2,3,4 BARRY, MONICA--Class Off. 2, 35 Band 2, 3, 45 Orch 2, 3, 45 Chorus 3, 45 Press Club I5 F,H.A. I,2, 3,45 lnt. I, 2, 3,45 Sp't'ship 3 BRADY, ROGER--Bskrball 1, 25 Ftball r,2,3,45 s.c. 1,2 BRAKE, CARL--Chorus 4 BRAIMAN, EVALYN--S.C. 35 Band I,2, 3,45 Orch 2,3,45 Yr'bk 45 Press Club 2,45 Int. I,2, 33 Cheer. I,2,3,4: Sr. Play 45 All-State Sec. Band 45 County Fest. Band 3 CARRA, JEANNETTE--Band I, 2, 3,45 Chorus 3,45 Flag Ceremony 25 Yr'bk 3,45 Press Club 3,45 lnt. I,2, 3,45 Sp't'ship 21 3- 4 CARRA, JOSEPHINE--Class Off. 25 Band I, 2, 3,4: Sp't'ship 2, 3,45 Yr'bk 3, 45 Press Club 3, 45 lnt. I, 2, 3, 45 Lib. Club I, 2 CHASE, JOYCE--Joyce entered VCS in her Junior year5 Yr'bk 4, lnt. 45 Sr. Play 4 ERNST, CAROLYN--S.C. 35 Class Off. 3,45 N.H.S. 3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Orch 2,3, 45 Chorus r, 2,3,45 Yr'bk 2, 3,45 Press Club 3,45 Int. 15 Cheer. 1,2,3,45 Sr. Play 45 A11-State Sec. Chorus 35 All-State Sec. Band 43 County Fest. Band I, 2, 3, 45 County Fest. Chorus 3,45 Clarinet Quartet 2, 4 GARLING, EILEEN--Band 2, 3,45 Press Club 35 Int. I,2, 35 Lib Club I,2, 3 GARIJOCK, SANDRA--Sp't'ship 2 HALL, BARBARA--Band 2,3,45 Orch 2, 3,45 lnt. I,2,3,45 Cheer. 2, 3, 45 County Fest. Band 3 HERENDEEN, CHARLES--Bskr'ba11 3,45 Track 35 rm. I,2,33 Volleyball 25 F.F.A. I,2,3 HUNT, DONALD--Chorus 2,35 Ft'ball 35 lnt. I, 2,35 Volleyball 25 Sp't'ship 2 HUNT, TERRY--lnt. I,2, 45 Yr'bk 45 F.F.A. I,2, 4 KELLER, JAMES--lnt. 2, 35 Speaking Contest 2 KOHL. SHIRLEY--Class Off. 45 N. H. S. 3, 4: Band 3, 45 Yr'bk 3, 45 Press Club I, 2, 3,45 F. H. A. I, 2, 3,45 Int. I,2, 3, 4 LEARY, MARIE--Band I, 2,3,45 Orch I, 45 Chorus I,2,45 Solo I5 Pep Band I5 Yr'bk 45 lnt. 45 Cheer. 45 Sr. Play 4 MADY, KENNETH--Ken entered VCS in his Junior year5 Ft. Ball 35 lnt. 35 Press Club 35 F.F.A. 3, 45 Sr. Play 45 Bach-9 e1or's Club 4 MATTHEWS, EDWARD--Band I,2, 35 Orch 35 Flag Ceremony I,25 Track 35 lnt. I, 2, 35 F.F. A. 2, 3, 45 Sp't'ship MATTHEWS, LARRY--S.C. 45 Class Off. 35 N.H.S. 2, 3,45 Int. r, 2,45 Yr'bk 3,45 Sp't'ship 45 Sr. Play 4 MATTHEWS, RAYMOND--Int. I, 35 F.F.A. I,2, 3 MATTHEWS, ROBERT--Int. I, 25 Yr'bk 45 Press Club 45 Bowling 2 MILITELLO, CHARLES--Class Off. 45 Bskt'ball I, 2,3,45 lnt. I, 2,35 PingPong I, 2, 3,45 Yr'bk 3,45 Press Club I5 Boys' State MILITELLO, ROSE--Class Off. 34: N. H. S. 2, 3, 45 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Yr'bk 3,45 Press Club I, 2, 3, 45 lnt. I,2, 3,45 Sp't'ship 2,3, 45 Speaking Contest 35 Sr. Play 45 Lib Club 1 MOWER, ARLENE--Int. 3,45 Lib Club 3,4 O'DEA, WILLIAM--Bskt'ball 1, Ft'ba1l 3,45 rm. I,2,3,45 Volleyball 25 F.F.A. 1, 2,3,4 orr, RICHARD--F.F.A. 2, 3,4 PEGLOW, ERMIL--Band 1,25 Brass Quartet 45 Int. I, 25 Volleyball 25 Sp't'ship 3, 45 Bowling 2, 3, 4 PHILLIPS, ARLENE--Class Off. fSong Ldr.J 3,43 N. H. S. 3, 45 Band I,2, 3, 45 Orch I, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3,45 Solo Corn- petition I, 2, 3, 45 Violin Emsembles I, 2, 3, 45 Sextet 2, 45 Yr'bk 3,45 Press Club I, 2, 3, 45 F. H. A. I,2, 3,45 Int. I5 Speaking Contest 35 Sr. Play 45 County Fest. Chorus 35 All-State Sec. Orch I, 2, 3, 45 All State Orch 45 Roch Youth Concert 3,4 PIMM, GLENDORA--Band I,2, 35 Orch I, 2, 35 F. H. A. I,2,3, 41Il'1t. I, 2, 35 Sr. Play 45 Lib Club 4 POWER, MARY--Press Club I,2,3,45 Chorus I,2, 3,45 Sp't'ship 2,3,45 Yr'bk 3,4 PRATT, SUZANNE--Band I,2, 3,45 Orch 2, 3, 45 Yr'bk 45 Press Club 3, 45 Cheer. I, 2,3,45 Sr. Play 4 PRYSINDA, WILLIAM--Int. 2, 45 F.F. A. I, 2, 3, 4 RECTOR, DAVID--S.C. 45 Class Off. 25 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Yr'bk 3,45 Sr. Play 45 Boys' State 4 RUGENSTEIN, WILLIAM--Chorus 45 Bskt'ba1l 2, 3, 45 Baseball 45 Int. I, 2, 35 Sr. Play 4 RYAN, JAMES--Ft'ball I, 2, 35 Sp't'ship 25 Projection Club I, 2, 3 SHRAEDER, MARILYN--Marilyn entered VCS in her Sophomore year5 Band 2, 3,45 Chorus 2,3, 45 Orch 2, 35 Solo 35 Press Club 2,35 Sr. Play 45 Lib Club 2 SMITH, NEWTON--Bskt'ball 25 Baseball I,25 Track 25 Ft'ball 2, 35 Int. I, 25 Bowling 1,4 SNYDER, JOSEPHINE--N.H. S. 2,3,45 Yr'bk 3,45 Press Club 3,45 F. H.A. 2,3,45 lnt. I, 2,3,45 Sp't'ship 2,3,45 Lib Club 2: TWITCHELL, THOMAS--FI. F.A. I, 2, 3, 4: School Fair Com. 1 UNDERHILL, FRANCIS--S.C. 1,2,3,45 Class off. 1, 25 N. H.s. 3,45 Bskt'ball 1, 2, 3,45 Baseball 1, 2, 3,45 Ft'ball 25 Yr'bk 3, 45 Boys' State 3 WHITE, DOUGLAS--Band 2, 3, 45 Orch 2, 3, 45 Brass Ensemble 45 Ft'bal1 3, 45 Int. 25 Bowling 25 All-State Sec. Band 35 All State Sec. Orch 4 YAHN, FLOYD--Track I,25 lnt. 1,2,3,45 Volleyball 1,25 Tumbling 25 F.F.A. I,2,3,4 YEARS, NORETA---F.H.A. I,2,3,4i1I1I. I,2,3,4 When the curtains swept apart for the annual Senior Play, a barrenhillbilly home came into view, and with it some realhillbilly characters. Paw Belsnickle had six unmarried daughters, and among them was Celie, about the homliest and dirtiest girlin the hills. When strangers came to the hills many awkward situations arose and to climax the play we had a feud and rattle snakes. Everyone enjoyed putting on the play, and we think it was abig success. CLAS T Maw Belsnickle. -Arlene Phillips Paw Belsnickle . -Robert Matthews Celie , , . Bonnie May . . -Marie Leary . -MarilynSchraeder Iuney Lou. . . - Four . , . - Five .... - Six ..... - Ronald Maxwell. - Lucy Maxwell . - Obeey Upschlager Chiz. Upschlager - Reverend . . . - Cousin Zeke . . - Sandra Garlock Mary Power Suzie Pratt EvalynBraiman Ken Mady Rose Militello -David R ector Larry Matthews Jimmy Ryan Bill Rugenstein Cousins-CarolynErnst-Donald Hunt James Keller-Newton Smith SENIOR PLAY QI! Mfdw A , 4 2 ii ' A Q '- vbgfi ' ' W-nk 5' if , , Aww, 5 ff, - Q m ' Q 'f5s,fA V I , l 'img via 92 A -Iv 'Ay 1 yi ,izziff-f A Fl 'ffm' ir.. l. ......, , . ,,., ,L . ,..k ww 'r CLASSES ., .g- ..'.Ni:-.-mf-.1-. . V . , 4... .. ., ,,.m,,.- I ' 'U,a1.., Hg , Lgrw -- , P W , L. M ff,,r.., a . H -. Q L .- . p - D Q 4 K w. 1 if -5 1 . w w avg Q 312 1 ew? Q 5 it . man -if .' ' ' f'f? A: Q E ...'t L. ' ':1v '4' 1 If . 5 'ff' 13 :Q-,. If?-gr - sz . A V Lg!,,5i. ' nvqgu ,Q,f7..5g A MQ , ..f - , -Tn -Q? . , 1 ft-' ' Y- afzaa -' ' 4 Qegjf ' . - 5 . 5, A ' - :Q . f -5 .f ,fa 1, --M -- x . ' . f - - iz- 9 .- . Q, . -L Q 49 :E-2. ,Q N.-:H y -. U W ' Q. Ll. -y.w..,,. I 'W - - X- . , N' Q A .',,,Q4.4q4w, - , h, . , :J3 - . 1 'F 7' MTV , . V .g- ,Q . . Q, 3 .75 .- S 'fi':1,i4,P, -Q s 1, '-7. ' ' . . ' VK! -.X if . 4 . . J -- ,, ..,g,1,.l.,,pwx , . D - ww., ,. - ,M 'N .' j ,I 'wi'-, I-9-Aw,-,.,, i . .. , .522 . . . gifaiffji qv. ff- - i -If - N -' , f-f.-f . 5, , - - 3 ,5g.,x,J,- I P : ,xl , . , ' -1-1?7 f . V' 535' , . ., ' . Su, .- f ,,,+g,. .. 3, .- In , Q if' ' ' ' 5341 9' ' wg?-: Y I ' ,. ff. tb 'ft .5 yi,-Q, ' ' 4 ,A . - ' d ' . , w .y..,g3, .Z - fb., h ' + M gy. I I It . , . rig . 'Hg 4 - 'MH . 1 x X' . is Fig. .. -. 1 iz. S,,- .wY .AM-I - 3- Q . -,n ff-V 'i - f ' - 'Neff .1 - 1.5 Q 14121 . 'N 1 iff: -. -- 1 3111 . - vas: - f W. ' ' - J' -, 1 : ' .' aww. -.uf-Q. 5 , . ., . . Y L- U, g'5: 3i- , ' 'QQ Z-33 1 f13?5g54,':.:fV AR - if 513-r '-7 qq. 1 f .'1 f' ' Ei? .. ' ' ' A . iff Q.. Hy ' . .,' 'Lk ' ' ' ' . ' ', ' ' -4 vs, 4, f .I V ft - 13-hlwpa, .. . 'fa' 'm,g:-syxall .U . 14 .Qi ,., .A ..4 A A. .J 44 . f 'Y . Mg. -Q. Q' - ff' P tg -r ,-4' A . ' ' 15:1-' ' YL: TIA ' 1 A af. :LJQ . ' i4'. gtg , 3 4.3. 5'1 .iii . Y I 1-2 1. .1 J' 2: ' 1,2 ,Y in - my A 'LH gf: X X , .1 rs.. 113- A'f,1.-A W 4.8.7, -sn , A ,-...ml-, 'rv 7 11 .. . 'V- .',f5ff1-rra.-f.. .H X X JUNIOR CLASS Row I: S, Miller, J. Popenhusen, E. Pilbeam, H. Miller, J. Hanlon, I. Brownell, J. Barry, J. Brad Row 2: Row 3: ford, S. Czadzeck, N. Gentle, C. Bowerman, J. Tischer, I. Swartzenberg, Mr. King. Mrs. Francello, N. Smith, B. Matthews, C. Hunt, A. Lortscher, M. McGarry, D. Weigert E. Calhoun, S. Peglow, C. Colf, C. North, O. Johnson, A. Pimm, W. Payne, A. Garratt: H. Maltman, P. Bowerman, R. Anderson, M. Geer, R. Power, G. Cody, G. Snyder, R. Ba leno, R. Thompson, R. Herendeen, R. Gillis, I. Walker, A. Strassner, M. VanOrmar1, 30 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS R. THOMPSON, M. MCGARRY, H. MILLER, M. VANORMAN The Junior Class started the year by re-electing Bob Thompson as class president. We had a very successful year, including manymoney- making projects. We sold stationery, for which we received about three hundred dollars. During the year we sponsored the Halloween Dance and the always popular Junior Prom. We also put on a skating party and sold refreshments at home Basketball games. The high point of the year was the buying of our class rings, which came shortly after Thanksgiving. Our always helpful advisors were Mr, King and Mrs. Francello. 31 SOPHOMORE CLASS Row I Row 2 Row 3 Row 4: Miss Schantz, A, Mangiamele, B, Elliot, B. Briggs, P. Brake, J, Gardner, D, Czadzeck, M, Cahier, J. Antonio, I. Beard, D. Brake, L. Gullace, B. Burgan, A. Holdgate. Mrs. Dunn, D. Suhr, J. Deck, A. Bennett, S. Criss, A, Timm, M. Gentle, M. Lehr, E. Strassner, S, Cotton, M, Brady, M. Mead, S. Smith, E. Padgham, D. Leach. G. Bogue, D, Anderson, A, Boughton, F. Wallace, R. Wood, J. Trenchard, R. Tay, A. Ro- gers, M. Lucey, H. Hess, C. Herendeen, R. Rader, R. Shraeder, P, Mortenson. L. Sleight, K. Winkler, D. Bauer, N. Hill, R. Tuttle, H, Sadler, B. Clark, R. Rupersberger K. Rhodas, L. Leavitt, R. Kratzenburg, I. Webster, E. Morack. 32 SUPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Row I: A. Boughton, B. Elliot, S. Cotton, B. Burgan. Row 2: P. Brake The sophomores wh d ' , ose a Visors are Mrs. Dunn and Miss Schantz, have gone places this year. Their many activities included a very successful skating party and a class assembly Their officer - ' ' s ore, President-Peggy Brakeg Vice-President -Betsy Burgang Secretary-Betty Elliotg Treasurer-Allan Boughtong and Student Council Representative-Sonja Cotton. FRESHMAN CLASS Row Row Row Row Mr. Rose, N. Gullace, I. Setter, E. Hansen, Y. Johnson, G. Kurrasch, M. Ryan, D. Nesbitt, H. Peglow, I. Stanley, Miss Perry. J. Zobel, G. Turner, L. Potter, L, Hunt, R. Thompson, G. Barry, B. Stickler, K. Gardner. P, Scala, B. Johnson, J. Harris, B. Bauer, P. Brown, M. Sh06lT13k9f, A. WGIJSISI. 5. Whitney. B. Brooks, A, Barry, D. Swan, E, Shoots, F. Courtney. I. Cody, R. Hall, R, Holloway, C. Hulbert, E. Brown, R. Smith, R. Newton, R. Barry, K, Rup persberger, J, Ott, J. Matthews, N. Chase, E, Tobey. 34 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS J. Cody,,R. Hall, A. Barry, B. Stickler, R, Newton After climbing many rungs of the ladder we finally reached our destination as Freshmen. It was a long, arduous clirnb but we feel it was truly Worth it. We first, after being established as Freshmen, had our tag day for the first home football game. Next we checked coats at the basketball games and arranged one after-dance. Our greatest activity as far as money is concerned was our movie, our greatest in actual success was our play, Life O'the Party whichcli- maxed our year of activities. EIGHTH GRADE ROW I: H, Loss, L. Years, M, Morrissey, M, Hershey, R, Young, R. Padgham, D. Henehan, Corbit, R. Watson, P, Shoots, B. Blazey, D. Fritz, R. White. ROW 2: B, Shrader, P, O'Brien, W. Bennett, G, Bennett, L. Briggs, F, Sage, S, Harford, M, Weigert, B, Czadzeck, J. Rose, D, Tay, P. Trenchard, J. Buwalda, G, Green, ROW 3: I. Mincer, J, O'Neil, A. Strassner, M. Lynaugh, D, Reinhard, S, Rodas, J, McKeag, K, Lutweller, M. Lyons, S. Garratt, N, Peck, L. Peglow, S. Vogt, M, Mathews, D ROW 4: R, Miller, L, Fisher, R. Rodas, R, Hess, C. Hulings, M, Kling, C, Pimm, E, Sadler, W, Turner, D, Oderkirk, B, Card, R, Ryan, C, Austin, J. Gouldrick, P, Keefe, 36 SEVENTH GRADE Row Row Row Row M. Drooney, B. Bennett, J. Brake, E. Hess, J. Mangiamele, J. Payne, J. Morris, J. Barker, J. Cardulla, D. Bennett, N. Smidt, J. Kaiser, B. Gillis, J. Reese, P. Blodgett, D. Jenson, C. Cahier, D. Rader, E. Day, J. Cowles, C.A. Van Darnme. R. Fox, P. Brownell, D. Tischer, D, Card, D. Small, R. Wilson, D. Tobey, T. Marony, R. Gores, R, Met- calf, R. Harloff, S. Tourje, E. Maltman, D. Ott, E. Willy, D. Bennett, E. Brooks, P. Peck, A. Meschi, D. Brown, D. Garlock, G. Cole, B. Gordon. M. L. Carclula, S. Millham, D. Czadzeck, C. Pegelow, C. Coons, P. Jacobson, M. L. Smith, J. Katkamier, S, Fish, P. Maier, J. Allen, D. Weigert, C. Sherman, M. Leach, D. Madison, P. Hartz, S. Segbers, D. Hill M. Jacobson, S. Anderson, J. Brown, C. Wiley, D. Gentle, B. Briggs, N. Herendeen, J. Simonds, M. Barry, D, Witter, G. Becker, C. Phillips, R. Johnson, R. Rader, J. Coon, P, Turner, L. Saxman, G. Massarella, F. Calhoun, R. Kratzenberg, R. McKee, J. Swartzenberg, R. White, D. Webster. 37 S I XT H G RA D E , X H il Z W, , K 'Qi v- w 'w . , P 1 5 ' I K Q3 .11 'ff E' 3? ,P 4 Aa - Q 4 X ,, - f, I - ' B9 l - ' H if .5 , N272 em - 1- 541- H .fm slxru GRADE , a ' , L -lssxb . , , f , 1: s- - I' rf ' 1 . . 1 'w 4 1 A Ugg, .Y. , 1 E11 Y 53, 42 ,I rw na. if it H E I i I . L Q -1' , , ,,, . j vgiQ.i,v V .' . ff 1, H 'i ' ' - - 1 fwLi'1 4fFVwM:W icq ii i, 38 1 3' Q- r I . in-1 . P ,- H Q , f 4.1 fi - :a w ,K ,r 2 ' ' K-L : lf ,4-, ,. fy, V w ' FIFTH GRADE ' '4 5 54 ,,,,-M s , , 5, , ixgil lw' fi . .fl X ,- . V ,A , 'I 2?-'Ge wiv Q,,,,ff' aw 1 1 P A, xr 3 F3 ff? 2 ,Q I gr ' L- . 5? Q if 1 5 ?' iff g 25' 5 wx I ' S 2, FIFTH GRA DE 5? 2? ,ki 5 L? qgQ Q1 7 7? S S IWW mfg, ' j . A , '.-T gf.. 5 4 V Q fgii V 'i '- - ' 1 ' . . u A ..: T F AT-435534 'L .5'XzLi' 1 1 AP-lr ,. -. 0 . 39 .E ? .. S ': 3 F ' ,iff .QV n'---ifk 2 ,, ..N. Jn , F 0 U RT H GRA DE L7 aisf. te if A! L vgffg, 1, , f f, 4' ke .nz '. ff: 5 35 f Q ..,-.. ,h U QQQNLMIM, :Filly F 0 U R T H G R A D E T37 PM : '5T',,,afr-fy wuz 'm .' f3Hfii',5,, 'W -.Ij,-. .,:'-K fp: WY- ,x .A ,.yff'h' 9,31 ' I av J' 35 , T 5, vs 'I 11 5 ,- 6 . -cf ff Q . K . 3 'J , .. , 5 f 'Vi . f--g E fi-- '2 Q , EE, . QS, Sth' -. r .. i , , Q f' , f S 'f 5 1 a,: ' g. - F5 55531 fm ' 1 . SJ 1 4 gb .2 .,.. .4 QE 40 i THIRD GRADE THIRD GRADE THIRD GRADE SECOND GRADE SECONDGRADE SECONDGRADE FIRSTGRADE FIRSTGRADE . .- xr., , Q ,wi xii, FIRYTGRADE :ffm 1 541. f E I ,v 5 5 . f:,, 3 fx nf' if A Y s a A 1 KINDERGARTEN QM,i . .. ,LA ,L , , ,., 11: ' ' 5 I-1-gh' f4Q.y,1-,:,fifz,K55gk,5Jq 'gm'.., , . - M -.a f I i ,,,. ... . ,, - we KINDERG - ....r. . !,-sc,,w- ,3 12 ' , ':? ' ' ' H , A 'lm ,, ,Q A 5 4 . if ,xA a r . 5 A 1 ...Ti Q ,. il, 'f fi 2 , j . IQ' ii N. 5551, rug, ' 'E ,gs '5 . A z- 1 fi. '3 4 2, ? s an , 5. X -'Z Q14 75 1' 46 ACTIVITIES lf X5 5-danny, I ,MSW , stung. Wigan., .1 5 ,. ? 'lv If V ' l M IE ' I- ' ,,,6,,,, . 4- an-,u.,f ' , -kwzii . ' - 1 .? 1' f psig Ag I sg.-,V . Li. .I - - I 14:4 .:, T ,ry hir . . '.' f'1,.1',3,5g,... -1 . J y if 4- ,. M..--nun. me Vqggm, . sw.- QDIK S fx xwmfx 47 mis Nzw vonx STATE Tl-IRUWAY The Mum Street of the Empire State I I F54 ' JQ5.,.-, . , K A .4 I LL ,, v M - J is 2 , -, T' Eu ' :xi VA V, ' , . . A ' I ,'-x if 1 4x ' + , - 'X ,Q 'IQ - ' H: ': -' 1131 33 I - 1 we-gag? A' ,In fn' 1 5 . --. ' 1 i- nf- ' A-1 -g .fi-?'i9 'i!' - 'A ' 'I' fi 5f:f' 0 '. .rp W' 1- I-'F I 21- 'I-3'-fs - ' -1 ' 1 -'Ihr A 2- - ,- 5 '?q,s.f,f. - ' ,g l . , .. . ,QM . ,g'w 'ig2' K, ., ,I - ' I- 1 I -.. 'v:f' :rf ff- . 1' . Q. ' K J +. hi ' - . -I , . fl1:fiz5if , . . ' 1.:-.- A ,, sp , .'f-1' 12, L , - I 1 , F- 5 , 5- q:,f,,,.f1x gl 7? f V .1 . . ,. . ...if 5 9. I 5 J + g I -- pr ' ' 1Ll1f:'-gift -' - ' If 'bf I 1 f ' I I' f aw, :':j.541,,32 .- A ' 4 . 4 .: ' 5' ,- ' ' M 43. up 1: 14.-,7 I . 1 . , I 4 - . 1 ' 7' -- sf ,r'-- .M . I fa L 1u v4?1r: - , .A , A ,. ,,, ., 5-ZF. -.,, N. ff ' if ' . . -- ' ' get H ,, . 3 Eg, - ' ' 5 .I N I . 4' I 9 :AY , I as ' f . '.l, nl- 1 'I I s U it -' f IV: N' f f 1 I a I J I I BAGEL STAFF The BagelStaffhas hadabusy and successful year. We have accomplished our goals through hard work and happy teamwork, under the supervision of our ad- visor, Mr. Francello and our editor, Arlene Phillips. The staff and Mr. Francello have spent many hours planning and actually producing this eighth yearbook of Victor Central School. We, of the yearbook staff have enjoyed our work on this 1955 issue of Bagel. Editor - Arlene Phillips Assistant Editor - Carol Colf LiteraryEditor -Rose Militello Literary Staff - Betty Matthews, Shirley Kohl, Evalyn Braiman, Josephine Snyder, Carol North, Jean Popen husen, Jackie Bradford, Carol Bowerman, Mary Jane Whitney Art Editor - Carolyn Ernst Assistant Editor - Judy Hanlon Art Staff - Carolyn Austin, Judy Brownell Advertising Editor - Larry Matthews Advertising Staff - Bob Thompson, Jerry Hunt, Suzie Pratt, Mary Power, Don Hunt, Bob Matthews Dave Rector, Jeanne Barry Business Editor - Francis Underhill Business Staff - Cora Mae Hunt, Mary McGarry, Ann Garratt Snapshot Editor - Ann Lortscher Layout Staff - Wilrna Payne, Helen Miller Typing Staff - Jeannette Carra, Jose- phine Carra, Charles Militello HILLTOPICS STAFF Row I Row 2 Row 3: Row 4: R. I. E. M. P. E. A. Militello, Mrs. Francello, M. McGarry, S. Pratt, B. Elliot, Zobel, J. Brownell, H. Miller, J. Hanlon, J. Barry, J. Gardner, D. Czadzeck, B. Stickler, Y. Johnson, Hansen, I. Antonio, K. Gardner. Lehr, M. Mead, S. Kohl, C. Bowerman, B. Burgan, J. Snyder, J. Carra, J. Carra, C. Hunt, A. Barry, Brown, E. Tobey, N. Gullace. Morack, R. Thompson, A. Garratt, C. North, C. Ernst, C. Colf, E. Calhoun, J. Matthews, S. Cotton, Boughton, R, Power,M. Lucey, E. Strassner. The Hilltopics staffhas been under constant change all year. Under the gui- dance of Mrs. Francello, we started the year by changing the appearance of the paper and by publishing it more frequently. Our editor and assistant editor, Rose Militello and Mary McGarry respectively, experimented in the elirnination and addition of several features in hopes of arousing new interest for increased cir- culation. Mrs. Francello and four staff members attended the Empire State Scho- lastic Press Association Conference in Syracuse where a cover for Hilltopics by .Tudy Hanlon received honorable mention. With all we learned at this conference and from our experirnentation this year, we know that we will be very successful in future years. 49 STUDENT COUNCIL The Victor Student Council had a very successful year As the governing student organization of our school they promoted week end activities, such as movies and skating parties, as well as in-school ace- tivities. Interclass basketball and volley-ball tour- naments were held, and next year s assemblies were . xv' wwf cs fr K -1 1, W f-ur-L M 7 chosen. The award system, under which we accumu- late points toward our school letter, was changed by Student Council, and a Student Day was held in the spring The school profited very much from such an efficient Student Council . . XT, .4 , , ., . , ,1..f.. fr . wsu ,,7,1.w - V 4 Q A ,,,.m,,l,.,..,,,,..,,.,,t.,,,.G,,..,,.,.f, , ,. ru - ve, ,Q w ':-ff '-'- . -V 1 ' ' F. Underhill, E. Morack, B. Stickler, S. Cotton, Mrs, Dunn, Mr. Corbit, L. Matthews, M. McGarry, D. Rector, J. Hanlon. 50 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY .. V ,E . .I ..,-.x. . ...V nba- 4 ' K 5 3 303 5' '34 FE f Q E. m Q o H m ig fir Ocnool-fgg.-+'41Q '71, C UI H H1 O O F: D' '13ff'wrH853 '-'.?4 Q: ', :D ,,, U1 O I-I D 2 . gd SD Q D-I S 99 H, , 7' 4 4 U1 nv Q H um iii - 31 H- 0.3:-P 91 p-1 U3 v H- 'Q 3 fl- o O N 5: E +-3 g , 1 rl- S3 rf- v- rp 'F .ig Ui UQ S' B F CD U' f .V Z . m E. gd in Q ,., '-4 5 Z ru B +1 g 1 um g fb 2 E-'g H W' - - rv 2 1 rn 5 fr Q 5 E52 gn -' , '1 D vo ' -f H m Q CD U1 0 .VA m H m 3, SD . 3 S Q m U ug H rf- 1 2 Q Q., C 3 O' CD O4 'V . O- H .. - : H. C rg ,D 2 V w P O 2, Q r+- O H- . .A O O H U1 ' Q :s 3 s: W ' - .l O ,-I DJ H 3 EB- U1 Q Z. HK: H' 9' :J Co 9, . 3 . 1+ N 2,00 rl- U' . . 5' Q D, CD m Q m ! mag 3- H 55 :J Q 3-1 oo,,,42s:f2.i is 'E- H' U SE. H EB. 3 f ii o E5 sv O 5- W f- ' Q' I rn 4 Cf o 'D 3' N H 2 fb 3 H L3 I I 'll ..,.. . - ,.,. . ..,. fi A ' ,,,,.fj.?ffS+ , Q ' .sf - A M-P ,,.,,.xx-f SEATED: A. Phillips, R. Militello, C. Ernst, S. Kohl, J. Snyder, L. Matthews, Mrs. Francello, F. Underhill STANDING: J. Hanlon, R. Thompson, E. Morack, S. Cotton, A. Boughton, C. Colf, C. Bowerman. J. Popenhusen F. H.A. ROW I: C, Hunt, B. Peglow, M. Barry, W, Payne, P. Brake, B, Briggs, D, Czadzeck, I, Antonio, J. Gardner, ROW 2: E. Strassner, G. Pimm, D, Weigert, S, Peglow, J, Barry, ROW 3: Miss Perry, J, Beard, J, Tischer, J, Swartzenberg, M. Whitney, O, Johnson, A, Phillips, M McGarry, M, Gentle, S, Kohl, E. Calhoun, E. Padgham, A. Timm, A. Pimm, M, Gentle, J, Snyder, S, Czadzeck, D, Brake, N. Years, S, Miller, FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Future Hornemakers of America is an organiza- tion of high school girls who are interested in homemaking and in bettering home and community life. As in past years, the biggest project was Working on the school fair. The annual Mother and Daughter Banquet was held in May. The club has engaged in many new projects this year under the leadership of Miss Perry. 52 F. F. A. Row I: W. O'Dea, R. Gillis, P. Bowerman, Mr. Totman, R. Andexson, T. Twitchell, R. Herendeen Row 2: R. Wood, W, Prysinda, I. Hunt, R. Matthews, H. Sadler, K.Rodas, A. Cardulla, G. Snyder, C, Hulbert, R. Ott, E. Matthews, M. Geer, F. Yahn, R. Matthews, J. Ott, J. Stanley, Mr. Webster. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The Future Farmers of America, an Organization of agriculture majors, is very active. All members en- joyed the trip to the State Fair in Syracuse in September. We also participated in the Ontario County Fair and several judging contests. The main project of the year was to co- sponsor the annual school fair. 53 BAND ROW ONE: C. Ernst, C. Bowerman, J. Carra, S. Cotton, B. Elliott, J. Zobel, M, Mead, J. Morris, C. North, S. Pratt. ROW TWO: J. Matthews, B. Burgan, E. Garling, B. Stickler, R. Shraeder, M. Shraeder, D. Corbit, R. Tuttle, B. Matthews, N. Hill, A. Boughton, J. Popenhusen, J. Carra, H. Miller, A. Garratt, S. Kohl, E. Braiman, ROW THREE: S. Segbers, J, Kaiser, C, Sherman, P, Blodgett, M. Lyons, N, Peck, J, Allen, E. Tischer, D. Rogers, D. Brown, E, Brown, R. Holloway, F. Wallace, B. Hall, C. Peglow, N, Smith. ROW FOUR: Mr. Sitts, B. Schraeder, R. Mady, L. Leavitt, E, Morack, A. Phillips, C. Colf, M. Leary, D. Hill, C. Phillips, M. Barry, I. Hanlon, D. White, The band, which is composed of about 60 members, had a very successful year under the direction of Mr. Richard Sitts, Members attended the music festival which was held here at Victor and the All-State contests at Waterloo and Rochester. Other activities for the year included a P.T.A. Program, the Halloween Pa- rade, and of course the excellent Christmas and Spring Concerts. The officers of the year were as follows: President - Jean Popenhusen Vice-President - Carolyn Ernst Secretary - Arlene Phillips Treasurer - Ellsworth Morack ORCHESTRA ROW ONE: A. Phillips, C. Colf, J. Hanlon, C, Bowerman, C. Ernst, M. Mead, J. Morris, C. North, S, Pratt. ROW TWO: M. Hershey, V. Green, B. Elliott, A. Garratt, E. Braiman, M. Barry, D. White, M. Leary, A, Boughton, J. Popenhusen, ROW THREE: B. Matthews, R. Mady, E. Morack, L. Leavitt, Mr. Sitts. The orchestra started off slowly this year because we had a great need for violinists. As soon as we received our new musicians, we began rehersals which became increasingly better through the year under the fine direction of Mr. Sitts. We were able to conclude the year of uphill work with our traditional music at Bac calaureate and Commencement. 55 V.C.S. Row I: R. Militello, B. Burgan, A. Holdgate, E. Tobey, P. Brown, J. Brownell, L. Gullace, B. Matthews, 1. Zobel H. Miller. I. Hanlon. Row 2: E. Padgham, S. Smith, S, Cotton, M. Barry, C. Colf, A. Lortscher, M. Shraeder, B. Brooks, I. Tischer, A. Bennett, J. Carra. Row 3: D. McKeag, I. Webster, D. Hunt, N. Hill, J. Walker, K. Winkler, C. Brake, J. Deck, D. Swan. The High School Mixed Chorus, composed of sixty members, is under the direction of Mrs. Lambe, and ac- companied by Jean Popenhusen. Their melodious voices brought us music at the school fair, P. T. A. meetings, at Christmas, the spring concert and many other occasions throughout the year. The officers are: President-.Tean Popenhuseng Secretary-Arlene Phillips and Librarians- David lVIcKeag and Norman Hill. 56 CHORUS ROW ONE: P. Brake, J, Popenhusen, M, Leary, N, Smith, Y, Johnson, B. Stickler, D. Brake, M, Whitney, B, Bauer, L, Gullace, RQW TWO: S. Criss, E. Pilbeam, J, Swartzenberg, O, Johnson, J, Matthews, M, Mead, B. Peglow, M, Brady, D, Leach, A, Phillips. ROW THREE: A, Webster, P. Bowerman, R. Power, R. Shraeder, R. Thompson, M. VanOrrnan, R. Tuttle, W, Rugenstein, E. Morack. LIBRARHY nun ,. A f W M fi . N PAW f 'fi f WMUW TU H . .5 , A , K, '. Q5 iff. uk ,f, , f-fs ff'-Q-'X gm .fl ' 1 as ., ' 'Q E -' f A 1, :gif ,Sh , ' JE' . , '? X- il 5 ,JW '5 , 1. 2 I i QV t 'li 3 '35 if A' 1 . SEATED: I. Zobel, S, Czadzeck, A. Mower, G. Pimm, B. Johnson, Miss Averill, J. Harris, N. Gentle, STANDING: P. Brown, S, Smith, A. Pimm, S, Peglow, E, Tobey, M. Whitney, J, Snyder, D. Brake, J, Popenhusen, P. Brake. SPORTSMANSHIP 4 Af -Q, . ,. 'L My .assi , .:, L- 2 ,W , K wg- '- it ' 5, -1' ' st Tf, ,J Q, , ay, -Q, if-1, 5 f., K, 'Q , sa i tif li L 'LV 24X rg, fi, iff. it i'?f. 1 .... ' . EEE w : -- 2 '4 'I JA J: , , , 4 , f 'j 3 1.-5 . at v, -fi? M: 1 lt . . i ' w 19 Fi ' 2 iff 51, H -s :tg 5 ,L II All U. iff F '-' 'nf E Pr, LI. - ' 521' F -f ' .fl - 1'-t if T - Q! . ,Gw- : ,. .sg it --'gl Lfimt ROW ONE: S. Peglow, B. Peglow, M. Whimey, J. Bradford. ROW TWO: R. Thompson, M. McGarry, J. Carta, N. Smith, B. Matthews, E. Pilbeam. ROW THREE: L. Matthews, R. Militello. J. Snyder, J. Carta, E. Peglow, E. Matthews, C. North, W. Payne, A. Garratt. ' V m,,, ,Wiki Q . f ffe v- fzsifiw V,,....,.-. , ,416 . ,, g fjggg, Af zu M 'Q f- ' 2 137' . . , ff? W . -. ,-an-L U if fl .lp -f-rs ' ,u f ' Q, f: , Q ,F 4,41 2 12, 1 ' ' .I '? il:il'fkf,.x. I -Q 2' e. Q, Vw ,wx 4, .. , g::,.1 3-I dy.. Rm ' . A ? 'ii .f 'H qw. QW? f ,.... L4 8 HAS' PU! 1- oe + 'k - . , - K-,W f- M: -.,f 1 -k .. , , ,,r:Xff,,M ' '1 1 K 'iiwqfiii n ' . .Q .,, - . wwfbsw. , K 'rv Y ' .ls1i i?:?5 . page , , NM 3, 3 'lr 3 ' ,. 2 wi- Ish- 4 H ' 5. ..,?f' i,. gg , Q KL SPORTS ky TK, 'Krew E N DIAN . u x ,' ki ll II, limb K ,f 5 5 K is I 'el ., ' 5 5 , ' CL?-7: I ll, :V '..u.-,vu Qlig , U ,x E '14 N-':1a:i:g:7 l e.- . : V 9 V 6330 i H' VARSITY BASKETBALL 1 N . 33. N ' 'F' , L J, Qtr' 'J -f 3 1,3 5 . f' Q1 .1 gn Y- v ' , ri' Al Jr if fl Ya .lf- 'fn' .5 5533 X:,,, jf ROW ONE: R. Hess, W. Brake, B. Cody, Managers. ROW TWO: Mr. Lynaugh, D. Af! Mclqeag, B, Rugenstein, D. Rector, B. Clark, C, Herendeen, C, Militello, F, Under- hill, P. Mortenson, K. Winkler, B, Anderson, Fi?--xg if After winning the Class B. Championship Section V title for the year 1953-54, Victor had but one returning regular from the previous year, David McKeag at Center. Although they lost four of last year's starting five, the Blue Devils won games with their superior ability, fighting spirit, and Coach Lynaugh's excellent guidance. Making up the starting five for the '54-55 season were: Co-captains, Dave Rector and Francis Underhill in the two forward spots, and Buddy Militello in one guard spot. The other guard position was a wide open race between Ken Winkler and Paul Mortenson. Coach Lynaugh had excellent bench power behind the starting line-up with Bob Anderson, Charles Herendeen, Bill Rugenstein, and Bernard Clark. .- T 1 ., ' 255 1. Q gl -v L 1.v.BAsKE1BAlL r f ,I if v- I ' -5 is ROW ONE: E. Brooks, R. Brooks, P, Keefe, J, Swartzenberg. ROW R 'Q TWO: H, Peglow, H. Hess, H. Maltman, G. Cody, P. Bowerman, C, Herendeen, R. Hall, D. Bauer, L. Leavitt, R. Newton, Mr. King. :'WiYf.,A4' The Victor Central Junior Varsity showed much promise this year. The team was coached by Mr. Ralph King. The spirits were very high as the boys came up from their pep talk yelling Come on-let's go. The ability and good practice of sportsmanship should be good experience for these boys when they head the list as Victor's Varsity next year. 63 I .5 S. , r FOOTBALL V I-NJ: 1. .- U ROW ONE: B. Bennett, A. Mechi, M. VanOrman, R. Brady, I. Ryan, 'Q P. Brownell, M. Tourje. ROW TWO: Mr. Lynaugh, Mr. Palumbo. ROW THREE: P. Mortenson, K, Winkler, N. Hill, L. Leavitt, D. Mc- Keag, B. Smith, B. O'Dea, H. Hess, B. Anderson. ROW FOUR: L. Sleight, M. Lucey, J, Cody, R. Mincer, J. Walker, E. Morack, R. Barry, K. Ruppersburger, G. Cody, B. Hall, A. Boughton, D. Swan, H. Peglow. In football this year Victor has done exceptionally well. We had a very suc- cessful season even though we lost five players. We ,had to build a new team with only veteran Roger Brady returning. The team's successful year was due largely to the expert coaching of Carl Palumbo. The tiring hours of afternoon practice paid off throughout the season. We won five games but lost one to Phelps. This was our first loss in fourteen games. Our team showed excellent spirit and cooperation. Ken Winkler and Jim Ryan were chosen for the All Scholastic Team of our league. . BASEBALL t, z..y V, - '. . . 4 .. I Q P HM ROW ONE: R. Newton, J. Gullace, A. Boughton, H. Hess, R. Power, 'Q N. Smith, K, Winkler, J. Cotter, Mr, Henehan, ROW TWO: F. Under- Sn, hill, V, Underhill, M. VanOrman, L. Leavitt, R. Brady, D. Rector, D. Pegelow, D. Pegelow, D, McKeag, R. Tay. Although they didn't win the championship, Coach Henehan considered last year's team one of the best Victor has had. Except for a few bad breaks they might well have come through with the championship. The season ended with six wins and two losses. Darv Pegelow and Dave Rector pitched, allowing no hits and no runs during one game. The other members of the team were: Don Pegelow, catcher, Darv Pegelow or Dave Rector at first baseg John Gullace at second base, Jim Cotter, a co-captain, at third baseg Ken Winkler as shortstopg Francis Underhill in right field, Myron Van Orman in left fieldg and Vernon Underhill, a co-captain, in center field. Other teamsters who saw play were: Larry Leavitt, Roger Brady, Harold Hess, Newt Smith, Dave McKeag, Alan Boughton, and Roger Pow- er. Although there will be many vacancies to be filled, the team hopes to come through with victory once more. OWLING ROW ONE: M. Lucey. ROW TWO: R. Power, R. Schraeder. ROW THREE: N. Smith, Mr. Henehan, E. Peglow. TRACK W ONE: L. Sleight, R, Suhr, R. Power, P. erman, M. Geer, Mr. Lynaugh. ROW TWO: Berndt, E. Matthews, R. Ott, V. Underhill, Herendeen, B. Jaeger, N. Hill, M. Van- an, N. Smith, A 49 CHEER- IUNIOR VARSITY Judy Brownell Betsy Burgan Jean Popenhusen Marig Leary Helen Miller Barbara Hall LEADERS VARSITY Sonja Cotton Carolyn Ernst Judy Hanlon Suzie Pratt Evalyn Braiman Betty Elliott INIRAMURALS .Ax . -if F' 1, r 7 J It F ff - V' it . ' 'I I . A ,u ROW ONE: B. Elliott, S, Miller, K. Gardner, A. Mangiamele, B, Briggs, M. Leary, N. Smith, D. Czadzeck, B. Matthews, J. Popenhusen, M, Ryan. ROW TWO: Miss Gage, Mrs. Popenhusen. ROW THREE: H. Miller, J, Zobel, E. Hansen, E, Shoots, J, Gardner, A. Barry, J. Barry, J, Beard, Y. Johnson, J. Antonio, B. Stickler, N. Gullace, J. Hanlon. ROW FOUR: N. Years, J. Brad- ford, E. Tobey, S. Czadzeck, B. Burgan, J. Harris, B. Johnson, B. Bauer, A. Holdgate, P. Brown, J. Snyder, C. Bowerman, J. Brownell, B. Hall. ROW FIVE: M. Shoemaker, S. Criss, M. Whitney, L, Gullace, B. Brooks, S. Whit- ney, E. Strassner, M, Lehr, C. Hunt, R, Militello, J. Carra, J. Carra, A, Bennett, N. Chase, ROW SIX: M. Shraeder, M, Gentle, A. Timm, W. Payne, M. McGarry, O. Johnson, M. Allen, S. Kohl, S, Peglow, C, North, M. Brady, M. Mead, ROW SEVEN: J. Chase,M, Barry, J. Matthews, E, Calhoun, A. Pimm, S. Smith, C. Austin, E. Padgham, A. Garratt, D. Weigert, B. Peglow, S. Cotton, Lortscher. The girl's intramural program, held every Wednesday after noon, has been under the direction of Mrs. Popenhusen. The games vary with the seasons of the year. The principal sport played during the winter was basketball. Other games included volley-ball, soccer, baseball and floatball. The competition in these sports might have been between classes or teams. Some of the winning participants attended play days at other schools or at home. 5? E. ADVERTISEMENTS E ,Tj 1 'Q F E -- 1 - TJ 3-5, 3 ' TS? P 3 I 'f f ' Ex f f f We gif ' .4 5, .a xii IQ 5 e E ' r f 55 .,,, ,U QQ 1 ' E 1 ug R-th H ,3.,,2.-ifvfnff:.e -r- -'ww .yvmbwvs-wygw,,gf,,,,m-5ym,. . 0-H H-'-' ' E -W-wmzfw-l . Q . 1' - - En.. F 'WWF' - i' M-H .......-.. .--nw--P' 'ff ,W Q... A A.. Q 5 Juuww.,,,.,4,,.. f xc N N .. V Q-...lx Aww VV, X - ' ...mfg-X. . L ff E it '3W,,'gy,5Q6 - E ' lf., r' 4 .. ' - Hmm ' . , 1 Ay gm ,, f'cfm'fL1s V ,Q . ig- 'mS?9i?9?f- 1-- 21 an is '4Zg,g'2 ' ' L1g3g!i Q ., ., sf: rj, Hawk? fs 'E 5 K ' ' 'a 'f 5 5, ' i4 fi fi - L if . L V g R E E N. gf, if ,ag 2 - v E .. 3 E 1 r 1 ' Ep? mi- ' S Q x E hgsmki-5 ' E E ,iff 3 , :gtg f ' 2, ffl! IS ' 5 X N g QQ- , , 1. wi E1 :f3?22f,f' 1 t, T E55 1 1 ' V' f 13 Q- -1 1 1 ,lxlm Mr. Mr Mr. Mr Mr. Mr Mr. Mr Mr Mr Mr. Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr PATRONS ' PAGE and Mrs. Nelson B. Allen and Mrs. Allen Austin .Toseph Barry and Mrs. Walton I. Brady and Mrs. Rudolph Braiman Glenn Brake and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs Anthony Carra, Sr Wyman Cotton Lester Ernst Frederick Garling W. V. Garlock Thomas Hall Arthur Herendeen C. Demas Hunt Osborne .Hunt Emmett Keefe Gerard Keller Andrew Kohl Walter Leary Donald Mady Charles Matthews Lewis Matthews Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. Richard Matthews Charles Militello Russell Militello William O'Dea Howard Ott Ermil Peglow and Mrs. Raymond C. Phillips and Mrs. Newton Pimm and Mrs. George Power Amy Pratt and Mrs. Tiel Rector and Mrs. Charles Rugenstein and Mrs. Howard Ryan Mr. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Emma Shraeder Carl Smith Martin Snyder Frank Twitchell Francis Underhill Donald White Frank Yahn Horace Years CAVES LUMBER RAYBURN'S COMPANY DAIRY Pasteurized Holcomb N Y Milk and Cream A. B. Phone: Candy Cupboard Folding Boxes Victor, N. Y. Chocolates Hon. F15 110 Holcomb 111 Holcomb, N. Y. L. A. RUGG CO. Feed - Farm Machinery Victor, N. Y. ..lN THIS YEARBOOK by VARDEN STUDIOS SCHOOL DIVISION Z1 1 Specialists in modern yearbook phqtography.I I 27 SO. UNION ST. 0 ROCHESTER 7, N.Y. v BA. 0720 MENDON HATCHERY Hon. Fls. 204 Andrew I. Kohl Beacon Feeds - Baby Chicks Mendon, N. Y. Good Luck To Class of '55 LAKIS' CANDY SHOPPE Holcomb, N. Y. Phone: Holcomb 500 F. P. WORBOY'S B ottled Gas Appliances Pittsford, N. Y. BOB'S GARAGE Chain Saws De Soto - Plymouth Cars International Trucks Home Freezers Refrigerators East Bloomfield MC C ONNELL 'S DAIRY Sr Ice Cream Store Pittsford, N. Y VICTOR DRUG CO. Pre scriptions Filled Victor, New York SCHLOSS' BURKE'S Quick Snac SENECA 8: News RESTAURANT 208-210 South Canandaigua Main Street N- Y- Canandaigua Ph0f1e 889 New York Fine Food For a Good Deal In New and Used Cars MUCHARD CHEVROLET 343 West Main Street Victor, N. Y. Phone 3131 C ornplime nt s of W PEGELOW GO W ' HAXTON and TRAILER SON, INC. PARK Victor, N.Y. Farmington Sta. Phone 3031 Victor, N. Y. THE Dial: Macedon 2889 O Victor 2779 A S I S Victor, N. Y. VICTOR FOOD CORP. Victor, N. Y. HOLC OMB IGA Meats, Groceries Holcomb, N. Y. THE CENTRAL PHARMACY T' LORD Mendon, N. Y. Pittsford, N. Y. BROTHERS MENDON -Drugs and Prescriptions Willys and Nash GARAGE Sales Howard R. Stanley Phone and Automotive Pittsford 260 Service Accessories Holcomb, N. Y. and Merchandise Canandaigua, HOUQCYS Falls N. Y. 55ZFll l Best Wishes THE from BENNETT GOOD LUCK HARDWARE TO BRAIMAN'S COMPANY THE SENTORS GENERAL Plumbin STORE g Heating . Electrical Work EaStNV1i,tOr Holcomb, N. Y. BUTLER SERVICE ' ' 600 BEST WISHES JOHN C- to MCMAHON h . THE SENIORS INSURANCE To n IZIndSaxby AGENCY .Tohn E. Canning J' F- Mah0neY Victor, N. Y. Phone-2543 SWARTZENBERCNS G. M. KENNEDY gl SON HOME EQUIPMENT Plumbing-Heating-Applianc e S Victor , N . Y. Fine Furniture at Appliances C anandaigua, N. Y. MENDON HOTEL I Im: Mendon New York 'vlvl' mul Silvvrsmilll CANAN DAIGUA N EW YORK REGISTERED JEWELER AMERICAN CEM SOCIETY COMPLIMENTS OF VICTOR INSULATURS DIVISION I-T-E CIRCUIT BREAKER CU. Victor, N. Y. Everything for Your Car VICTOR AUTO PARTS East Victor SAXBY IM P LE MEN T CORPORATION Your HOWARD RYAN International Harvester Compliments of Coal and Oil Dealer VICTOR 5 8: 10 Tel. 2703 Victor I, G, A, HAROLD'S Store TAVERN Mendon 6. Z. li 5fR0lL'E Mendon, N- Y- New York Feed and Farm Store DUNN OIL INCORPORATED Holcomb, N. Y. Mendon, New York NELSON ALLEN MA FRIGIIIAIIIE APPLIANUES 8 g C 4 CEDON, ALAN MAGN O-F ORD As Your ' dl d 1 VICTOR N Y ROCHESTER BUSINESS STAR INSTITUTE CLEANERS 17 Z Clinton Ave . Canandaigua S. Rochester, N. Y. WALTER'S SHOE STORE Poll-Parrot Shoes Friendly Service RED 84 WHITE for Boys and Girls Good Grocerles 86 South Main Street Victor Canandaigua, N. Y. Phone 2401 CONNOLLY R T Department B0 ruck sToRE MINCKLER DRUG Sales of Rochester, Inc. 6-we co. Everything You Needl, Canandaigua New York Canandaigua SALES, INC. New York Management gl Ownership Continues to be the same Canandaigua, N. Y. Glenwood - 7778 MC ELWEE'S 2.78 Dewey Avenue , , Rochester 6, Fine Furniture New York Funeral Directors Phone - 562 Flowers by Congratulations EARL T. ATKINSON to the GULLACE ' T KING Class of 55 RUC Canandaigua Green Houses church street Phwe 560 CIKILEERACNUERREQ Victor, N. Y, Cor. Gibson 8: Charlotte Sts. Canandaigua, N. Y. THE CANANDAIGUA PECK'S VICTOR GAS 81 ELECTRIC APPLIANCES HERALD HARDWARE 10 Bristol Street I Victor's Weekly Canandaigua, N. Y. Canandalguai Newspaper Phone: C anandaigua 7 Z8 , N. Y. Buy a Copy! Victor, N. Y. Dick Benham's HOBB Y HOUSE Hobbies - Crafts - Toys 115 Bristol Street Canandaigua, N. Y. Phone 702. - I Good Luck to the Seniors THOMAS PHILLIPS CORPORATION Canandaigua, N. Y. LOC KWOOD ICE Victor, N, Y. COTTON AGENCY INC. Victor, N. Y. VICTOR 35355 SERVICE STATION in a Used Car Victor' N' Y' East Victor, N. Y. Fine Merchandise at Fair Prices Your Community Store VICTOR COAL gl LUMBER Lumber, Paints, Coal Hardware, Mason's Supplies Victor, New York INCORPORATED Distributors Gasoline Kerosene Fuel Oil Lubricants Phone 3111 Repairs Sz Services SEVEN ACRES T Victor, N. Y. GIFT SHOP Phmie ' 72 Compliments of A T. J. MAHONEY Shop' Coal, Feed Produce Glfts Custom Grinding Lamp Wirings and A the McGHAN'S Fine Foods SNAUK SHACK Victor, N. Y. SICK'S FLORISTS C' L' WOOD .Gulf Service Sta VICTOR I. G. A. 300 S Main St Canandaigua, C ' d I ' Fine Quality any Qlgua' N. Y. ' ' Victor, N. Y. Flowers for Z4 Hr. Service Phone 894 A11 Occasions THE WHITE SWAN ROOD 8: BARRY RESTAURANT - Custom Dressing Compliments of Special Turkey Processing of NORTHRUPS All Meats and Chicken Plates ICG Cream Store Brace Street Victor, N, Y, Canandaigua, Victor, N. Y. N. Y. James Cooke Post - 931 AMERICAN DAIRY LEGION Victor, N. Y. VICTOR CANANDAIGUA MOTORS, INC. DeSoto - Plymouth Wm. F. Englehardt Canandaigua, N. Y. T VICTOR, LIONS CLUB 15th Anniversary WILLOW S HADDOCK'S , TraEiIleC1?OPI?1rk SHOE PHILLIP S STORE WELDING SHOP Willow Brook Road . - Victor, CanaN1.d2i.gua 1 V?jtfilT1iXlTp?- N. Y. SHENKMAN'S BOB,S 1-RLANGE RESTAURANT SERVICE MENS AND Bovs STATION in Townu Roy C. Baker , Vista-Il, Victor, DAVIDSON S N- Y- SHOE STORE THE NORMA SHOP EISQTQLANN Compggmm FOR LADIES Meats and All in Canandaigua, New York Groceries PAUL D. RYAN I HARDWARE Fresh Vegetables Victor, N. Y. Phone 107 Victor, N. Y. There s a one and only Ill l'8Tr6ShmeIlf, too v1cToR GRANGE J BOTTLED U DER AUTHOR TY OF THE COCA COLA CO P N Number 322 Compliments of the FACULTY HUNT S TRAILER PARK Phone Victor 3902 Compliments of the CLASS 1 956 THRUWAY SERVICE STATION Route 96 332 E sso Gasoline HAR TS FOOD STORE Victor N Y Russell Adams ESSO GAS Victor , N. Y. BUD SALE'S Service Station Victor, N. Y. Compliments of the CLASS of 1955 DEWEY'S JEWELRY STORE Canandaigua, N. Y. ALICE FARRELL Canandaigua Dress Shop Your Mobilgas D ealer ART - KEN - THRUWAY SERVICE STA. Rt. 96 Victor - Pittsford Rd. Victor, N. Y. LIFETIME DISTRIBUTCDRS Stainless Steel Products Fishers, N. Y. Compliments Phone 123 of K. S. BRADFORD J. J. GARVEY Electrical Contracting at gl s 5 Television Plumblng Sales Zgjjrvice Holcomb, Appliances New York Plumbing - Heating - Ditching Compliments Compliments Dealer Delco Products of of F. H. A. Terms Phone 3301 RICHARD THE MATTHEWS Victor, N. Y. FRESHMAN Carpenter CLASS Pitts. 488F4 RUSSELL'S .TEWELRY 39 South Main BANK Pittsford, N. Y. Always the Best for Less VICTOR STATE Victor, N. Y. WARREN'S COLLUM AC OUSTICAL CO., INC. SERVICE 137 Elmwood Ave. STATION Rochester, N. Y. Victor, N. Y. GOOD LUCK SENIORS AUTOGRAPHS vunsooxs I' 1' 1 ,., 112555: ' 'l ', Q iii' 'ii 1 ' I 4 0 5, 1 , 1 Q, . 8 1 ' A ' . A . cl X L' 4 7 I . - I 1' ' 'SL .1 r-f-fi- i ii ? .,: A Fr if 1 gi! Hp I, W' Ti !i T,Qg2?,g 7 Q32-ik, 1 t 'HJ 1 Z.- 'f 'Q L? ' r - L Q I f 1 1 gs i ?. 5 Y' 4 E, 4 , M Y -J E wif W4 i O r- Qi if I 1 1 w 5.13.