Victor High School - Bagel Yearbook (Victor, NY)

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As we progress through the last door in VCS, and begin to open greater ones, we would like to take this book as a reminder of all the doors which have been opened by, and to us thus far. TABLE OF CONTENTS Title Page Foreword Dedication Appreciation Editor Administration Seniors Classes Activities Sports Ads DEDICATIO We are dedicating this book to someone who has been a major factor in our education, a part of school life as long as we have been here. Her instruction has been toward the doorway of life. She has taught us discipline while teaching us to laugh at ourselves. It has been a pleasure having her for a teach- er. For your constant guidance we would like to thank you by dedicating this 1957 Bagel to you, Mrs. Popenhusen. Through the past few years, you have opened your door of vast knowledge to us and we have entered. Now as we pass through it again, on our way out, we remind ourselves of all the numerous hours you have spent in helping us. We took for granted your help in locating research for class assignments and books for our reading enjoyment. Now, we hope in this way, we can really show our ap- preciation for your services. To you, Miss Averill, we present this book. APPRECIATIO Miss Averill EDITCR Betsy Burgan As we leave Victor Central School and close the last door of high school behind us, we take our yearbook as a lasting memento of our youth. A most important possession now, in years to come its value will even increase. During the many weeks of yearbook preparation, my staff and advisor have been a constant help. I would like to thank them for their en- couragement and understanding. 6 af Mxg FF W 4: Q E3 llllllllu llh I 'M I him Ml nil FW! M A52 A ADMINISTRATION 1 3X+2,Y : I2 It L , i ' Cz: Q34-b 6 25- I- I I I gf FJ I I I ' -f AU L - I 'L QQx'sfTw Xff , 'y xxx A Q i' Zzzlmgf 'N O I 'ff' v . ' 1 ' ' 'J II1, , II l -.M 92?-v A 5 4 I Q M' Q' I -if 119 2:--f u I fe - . '57 I ' Y R. B. I-IAWKINS E, M, SALE IHQSIDINT OP IDAHO CL'-K or I 10CH5R R.R.MANN N. O. MILLER 0 . '4'V' W- 333535 Victor Central School ALTON B. CORBIT, Suvmzvosme Pmuclni Victor, New York December l, i956 Dear Students: Three types of doors play an important part in the life of most people. How many do you use? Door pl is the door that slams shut when one loses his temper. Reason goes out the window and when it returns he discovers suddenly how childish it all was. This door you could do with- out. lt's just an extra drafty opening that never helps, it only hurts. This is a trap door! Door .E is the door that swinqs ajar. lt opens and closes on the Hjekyll and Hyden personality that most of us have. Cne side of the door we show to ourselves and our very close friends one side we show to the outside world. Ne may fool the latter but rarely the former. This is an escape hatch! Door 33 is an open door. It says to the world of people -- H1 like you.H lt invites friendship from others. It tries to set the good example -- at work, at home, and at play. lt respects ' the Golden Rule and all it stands for. This is the door to op- portunityl Most of us spend our life moving in and out of these three types of doors. We slam Door al, peer around Door 52, and all too often we wait too lonq before we push Door W2 wide open and see the world as it really is. How about it? Jhich door are you using most frequently? Sincerely yours, Ffvi - N Alton B. Corbit, Principal ADC:BHS o 3 BOARD OF EDUCATIO We, as students, do not realize the work done by our School Board. This group of men spends much time in discussion at meetings mak- ing policies to keep our school running smoothly. They receive only the reward of honor and the satisfaction of a job well done. As we pass out this last door, we wish to extend our appreciation to you for the many, many doors you have opened to us. Mr. Sale, Mr. Corbit, Mr. O'Brien, Mr. Kocher, Mx. Hawkins, Mr. Payne, Mr. Miller 9 'Ml vw W, 95 . -W sis. I -'L VF' W1 Q 4 X v S W 1 OH U: . s 'A' ' -1 Q Q ELEMENTARY FACULTY 'Q 8 gg F2 35 ff 53 35 25 SS mi! Q9 U2 33 Os-4 fri! GJ 3? 5:1 swf EE ,gi SE Er: 55 Q. Ei 'E gn. 53 58 -an Eff 5? 53 gs 5 053 5-5 OFFICES Mr. Palumbo, Vice-Principal Mx. Rose, Guidance, Counselor 1 ' 12 ff:1:E?,f37 57 .-N- i5'fL45: v MIS. Schrader, Mrs. Reinhard, Mis. Boughlon S ECRET RI ES Margaret Gentle, Janet Antonio, Betty Elliot IW HIGH SCHOOL: Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Hendricks, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Peck CAFETERI ELEMENTARY SCHOOL: Mrs. Beebe, Mrs. Underhill, Mrs. Washburn, Mrs. Years, Mrs. Brown, Mrs Steffcnhagen, Mrs. Barry H CLISTODIANS Mr. Smith, C. Rugenstein L. Briggs, S. Whitney, R. Brewer, R. Capron, E. Czadzeck, F. Underhill, D. Green, B. Garlock, F. Pez rirnenti, L. Simonds. A ' 1 - ' K af e ww Q An N A 15 J 1' THE CLASS OF XM ,Q 0 I- IP m en IP U S cn O W en Good counsel has no price. Miss SCHANTZ Mrs. DUNN 18 Whatever is worth doing at all is worth do ing well. ELSWORTH MORACK If you wish to reach the highest, begin at the lowest. EVELYN PADGHAM To know her is to love her. 19 ELIZABETH BURGAN The only way to have a friend is to be one. SONJA COTTON Ishall be like that tree,--I shall die at the top. MARGARET GENTLE The saying that beauty is s ' kin deep is but a skin deep saying. JANET ANTONIO Beauty is powerg a smile its sword. 20 if Jag, 'KX 1, T DANIEL BAUER I can resist everything except temptation. ANN BENNETT Stolen kisses are always the sweet- est. 21 JANET BEARD In the twinkling of an eye. ALAN BOUGHTON Be true to your own convictions. GERALD BOGUE S eech is reatg but silence is P 8 greater. MARTHA BRADY Rare is the union of beauty and P-ul-ity. ll DONNA BRAKE Those who toil bravely are strong- est. SHARON BROWN Music is the univezsal language of mankind. 23 XA 2 'Q gg W? 4 MARGUERITE BRAKE Sing away sorrowsg cast away cares. ANTHONY CARDULLA The man that blushes is not quite a brute. ll M MARRYN CAHIER My hope is above. ANTOINETTE CARR Wit is the salt of conversation, not the food. 24 BERNARD CLARK 'When people agree with me, I al- ways feel that I must be wrong. DORIS CZADZECK Good-humor is goodness and wis- dom combined. 25 SYLVIA CRISS A picture is a poem wit WOICk. hout ELIZABETH ELLIOTT Speak low if you speak love. JAMES DECK Every day is a fresh beginning. JEAN GARDNER The most completely lost of all days is that on which one has not laughed. LUCY GULLACE Good-humor makes all things tol- erab1e. HAROID HESS He that can have patience can have what he will. 27 CLARENCE HERENDEEN Blessed be agriculture! if one does not get too much of it. ANNE HOLDGATE If we could but paint with the hand what we see with the eye! NORMAN HILL Music is the poetry of the air. RONALD KRATZENBERG Thought will not work except in silence. 28 DORIS LEACH Kindness is the golden chain by which society is bolmd together. MARILYN LEHR She is laughing in her sleeve at you. 29 LARRY LEAVIT T Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. MARY MEAD All things come round to her who will but wait. IIT MICHAEL LUCEY Every man must get to heaven his own way. RICHARD RADER o many, fame comes too late. 30 ARTHUR ROGERS When women love us they forgive everything. LEO SLEIGHT No thoroughly occupied man was ever yet very miserable. 31 ROBERT SHRAFDER Art is more godlike than science Science discoversg art creates. EVELYN STRASSNER 'Wise sayings often fall on barren ground, but a kind word is never thrown away. SANDRA SMITH Things forbidden have a secret chan'n. ROGER TAY Modesty become a young man. 32 ANNETIMM And what's so tedious as a twice- told tale. RICHARD TUTTLE The opportunity for doing mis- chief is found a hundred times a day.ll 33 JAMES TRENCHARD He will succeedg for he believes all he says. f f KENNETH WINKLER 'The difficulty in life is the choice. JAMES WEBSTER In Heaven, an angel is nobody in particular, so why be an angel? RICHARD WOOD Be silent and safe--silence never betrays you. 34 SENIOR ACTIVITIE JANET ANTONIO Press Club 2,3,45 Intramurals l,2,3,45 FHA l,2,3,45 Speaking Contest 1,35 Senior Play. DANIEL BAUER Basketball 152,35 Football 1. JANET BEARD Press Club l,2,3,45 Intramurals l,2,3,45 FHA 1,2,354. ANN BENNETT Yearbook 3 ,4, Snapshot Ed.5 Library Club 15 Chorus 1, 2,3545 Intramurals 1,253 545 Cheerleader 3,45 Twirling 3, 45 Senior Play, Lead5 All-State Sectionals 4. GERALD BOGUE Track 152. ALAN BOUGHTON Student Council 1,35 Sec. 4, V. Pres.5 Yearbook 3545 Press Club 1,25 Football 1,2 ,35 Baseball l,2,3,45 Band 1, 2,3,45 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Orchestra 1,25 NHS 253,45 Projection Club 15 Bowling 3 ,4 5 All-State Sectionals 253, 45 Boys' State 35 Solo Comp. 1,25 Score Clock l,2,3,45 Solo Ensemble 2 ,45 Treas. 25 Flag Ceremony 15 Volley Ball 2,3545 Senior Play. MARTHA BRADY Press Club 15253545 chorus l,2,3,45 :mammals l,2,3,45 FHA 15 Sec. 35 FTA 3,45 Treas. 15 Yearbook 45 Sports- manship 4. DONNA BRAKE Yearbook 3,45 Library Club l,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,3 545 Intramurals l,2,3,45 FHA 1,2535 Twirling 1, Head Major- ette 3545 FTA 3,4. MARGUERITE BRAKE Yearbook 35 Library Club 35 Chorus 152,35 Intramurals 1,25 Fl-IA 1,2535 Cheerleader 35 Solo Comp. 25 Pres. 25 Sec. 15 Twirling 1. SHARON BROWN Bagel 45 Moved to Victor 3. BETSY BURGAN Yearbook 3,45 Ed.5 Press Club 1,25 Grade Work 2 ,35 Band 1,25 Chorus l,2,3,45 Inrmnmrals l,2,3,45 Cheer- leader 15253545 Sextette 2,3545 Pres. 35 V. Pres. 45 FTA 3,45 All-State Sectionals 3,45 Solo Comp. 1,25 V. Pres. 25 Speaking Contest 1,25 NHS 45 All-State 4. MARILYN CA1-HER Yearbook 3545 Projection Club 2,45 Press Club 45 NHS 45 Student Reporter for Victor Herald 4. ANTHONY CARDULLA Football 3,45 Intramurals 35 Track 2,3545 FFA l,2,35 Volley Ball 3545 Badminton 15 Baseball 45 Bowling 4. ANTOIN'E'l'l'E CARR Press Club 3,45 Intramurals 25354. BERNARD CIARK Press Club l,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3 ,45 Football 15 Baseball 253,45 Intramurals 15 Yearbook 4. SONJA COTTON Student Council 2,45 Yearbook 3 ,4, Lit. Ed.5 Press Club l,2,3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Chorus l,2,3,45 Intramurals 15253, 45 Cheerleader 1 ,2,3 ,45 NHS 2,3 54, Pres.5 Clara Felt Speaking Contest 15 FTA 3,45 Senior Play5 S. C. Rep. 45 All State Sectionals 3 ,45 Solo Competition 1525 Sextette 2,35 Clarinet Quartette 25 Orchestra 2. ELSWORTH MORACK Student Council, Treas. 2,35 Yearbook 3,4, Bus. Bd.5 Press Club 1,2,45 Football l,2,35 Band l,2,3,45 Pres.5 Chorus 1,253 ,45 Intramurals 2,35 Orchestra 1,25 National Honor Society 2,3 ,45 Projection Club 15 Senior Play5 Bowling 1,3,45 Solo Competition 1,2 ,35 Pres. 1,45 FTA 35 All-State 45 All-State Sectionals 3,45 Boys' State 35 School Speaking Contest 25 Boys' Quartet 2 ,35 Flag Ceremony l,2,35 Score Clock 1,2,3,4. EVELYN PADGHAM Yearbook 3,45 Band 1,25 Chorus l,2,3,45 Intramurals 1, 2,3545 Orchestra 1,25 FHA 1,25 Sextette 35 National Honor Society 45 V. Pres. 35 Sec. 45 FTA 354. RICHARD RADER ARTHUR ROGERS Sportsmanship 45 Senior Play, Prompter5 Bachelor's Club 15 Volleyball 3 ,45 Badminton 3 54. ROBERT SHRAEDER Yearbook 3,45 Band 15253545 Chorus 152 ,3 545 National Honor Society 45 All-State Sectionals 35 Bowling 1,2 ,3 ,45 Boys' Quartet 2,35 School Speaking Contest 35 Bachelor's Club 1 . LEO SLHGHT Yearbook 253,4, Ad Fxl,5 Press Club 15253545 Football 15 25 Boys' Intramurals l,2,3,45 Track l,2,3,45 Projection Club l,2, Pres., 3,4, Pres.5 School Speaking Contest 35 Volleyball 3,4. SANDRA SMITH Library Club 2,3 ,45 Grade Work 2,3545 Chorus 15253545 Intramurals 15253 ,45 Senior Play5 FTA 3,45 School Speaking Contest 3. EVELYN STRASSNER Press Club 25 Intramurals l,2,3,45 FHA l,2,3,45 Cheer- leader 3,45 Twirling l,4. SYLVIA CRISS Yearbook 3,45 Press Club 1,253 ,45 Chorus l,2,3,45 In- tramurals l,2,3,45 FHA 15 Cheerleader 3,45 Senior Play5 All-State Sectionals 45 Solo Competition 25 National Honor Society 4. DORIS CZADZECK Press Club 2,3545 Intramurals l,2,3,45 FHA l,2,3,45 Pres. JAMES DECK Chorus 152. BETTY ELLIOTT Yearbook 45 Press Club 152,35 Band 1,25 Intramurals 1, 2,3 ,45 Orchstra 25 Cheerleader 1,2,3 ,45 Senior Play5 Solo Competition 25 Sec. 2. JEAN GARDNER Press Club 2,3545 Library Club 35 Intramurals 1,2 53 545 FHA 15253545 Senior Play. MARGARET GENTLE Press Club 2 ,3,45 Intramurals 15 Senior Play5 Treas. 4. LUCY GULLACE Press Club 2,35 Chorus 25 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Cheer- leader 2,3545 Senior Play, Prompter5 FTA 3545 School Speaking Contest 3. CIARENCE HERENDIEN Basketball 2,35 Intramurals 15 FFA 1. HAROID HESS Basketball 1,2,3 ,45 Football 152,3 ,45 Baseball l,2,3,45 FFA 1. NORMAN HILL Yearbook 3 ,45 Football 1,2535 Band 152 ,3 545 Chorus 1, 253,45 Track 1,3545 Projection Club l,2,3,45 Senior Play5 Bowling 15 All-State 3,45 All-State Sectionals 3,45 Solo Competition 1,253 ,45 Boys' Quartet 2,35 Trumpet Trio 2, 35 Flag Ceremony 15 Sporlsmanship 4. ANNE HOLDGATE Yearbook 3 ,4, Art Ed.5 Chorus 152,45 Intramurals 1,2,3 45 Solo Competition 25 Sportsmanship 4. RONALD KRATZENBERG DORIS LEACH Library Club 3,45 Intramurals 1,3545 FHA 3,4. LARRY LEAVITT Basketball l,2,3,45 Football 15253545 Baseball 1,3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Bachelor's Club 1. MARILYN LFJ-IR Press Club 2,45 Intramurals 2,3545 FHA 254, Sec. MICHAEL LUCEY Press Club 1525 Football 25 Baseball 2,3545 Chorus 3,45 Bowling 1,2 53 ,45 Senior Play5 School Speaking Contest 35 Badminton 25 Bachelor's Club 2,35 Sportsmanship 45 Yearbook 4. MARY MEAD Press Club l,2,35 Band 152,35 Chorus l,2,3,45 Intramur- als 1,2 ,3 ,45 Orchestra 25 FHA 15 FTA 3 545 Solo Competi- tion 15 Sportsmanship 4. ROGER TAY Bowling 4. ANNE TIMM Press Club 3,45 Library Club 3,45 Intramurals 1.253545 Sportsmanship 4. JAMES TRENCHARD StudentCouncil4, Pres.5 Yearbook 3 545 Press Club 1,253 45 Ed.5 Intramurals 35 Track 35 National Honor Society 3,45 Projection Club 1,2535 Pres., 45 Treas. 35 Jr. Town Meeting 35 School Speaking Contest 3. RICHARD TUTTLE Press Club 1,25 Band l,2,3,45 Chorus l,2,3,45 Track 45 Senior Play5 Bowling 2545 FTA 45 Sportsmanship 4. JAMES WEBSTER Chonn 1,2. KENNETH WINKLER Student Council 35 Basketball l,2,3,45 Football l,2,3,45 Baseball l,2,3,45 Chorus 25 Track 45 FTA 45 V. Pres. 15 Bachelor's Club 1. RICHARD WOOD Intramurals 1,2535 FFA 1,25 National Honor Society 4. Harmony? Working Hard? Add Potassium and Run! ! ! 36 IN AND AROLI D V. C. S Jam Sessiqn! Senior Play Practice? I've got it! 37 -..---ual!! 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Y , . 5, ,, . : 5f f ff A. ff! Qu 4 ,W 5 lik 1- - 132, - . A uf kin! ' x A 5 Q . lu ' W. V' Y, M 2. ll ' I I0 -3 F gg 1' 714: i.,-.,---Q.-.- ggqagnnnunuhnv- gunawvilv-N f .--.-..---w 1:3-Z-1 'E-'J ff-fi v: 1:?f- - . mi.. . W - - -- , X , ..-g -f... .. I .11 fr -J' A-A ' ' , . ' - - Lz '4 ...ga , ... . . 'g- - ,JSHMQ fi?-!.3,,,,,.s-.iw-is YY ..1:-'1 ,,,'f Q 123-'E1 '-A ' 'ge-5: 'YF' 5-'-- - -- K,-4- -3-B ,. ' Y ' Q ' . rj' -D-V Y .f , i' - ' -'.1 lf 'tl ............ .Q .-L ' ..f1 3 -' 'i4'-ref?- , - ' Y 'L 3 - '- ,, ,,gS'i7J ' ,TKT Z, W, ,Y---3 ' -1.Y,..'.-f., ' V '14 -,-itf.-- f CASSS FIRST ROW: S. Twitchell, K. Gardner, J. Zobel, C. Mangiamele, N. Gullace, E. Tobey. SECOND ROW: Miss Berry, R. Thompson, G. Kurrasch, J. Stanley, D. Nesbitt, B. Brooks, Mr. Francello. THIRD ROW: P. Scala, E. Hansen, M. Shoemaker, P. Brown, B. Bauer, S. Whitney, P. Vanlare, B. Stickler, E. Shoots. FOURTH ROW: J. Matthews, P. Carr, R. Mincer, D. Swan, R. Hall, C. Hulbert, A. Cardulla, B. Gart- land, H. Peglow, N. Chase. FIFTH ROW: J. Cody, A. Webster, E. Brown, J. Ott, R. Barry, A. Wager, R. Ruppersburger, R. Lyons, R. Holloway, L. Hunt, G. Barry. J Ll IOR CLASS Vice-Pres. James Ottg Pres. Alice Barryg Sec. Pearl Browng Treas. Gunther Kurraschg S. C. Rep. Betty Stick- lex. CLASS OFFICERS When the school year started there were many interesting and benficial doors to be opened First was a very successful stationery campagin. The other activities included the sponsoring of the annual Hallo- ween Dance, a roller skating party, the sale of pop and candy at home basketball games, and serving at several dinners. The hardest door to open was to the JuniorProm. It was well worth the effort. The most exciting door was to the class rings. As the doors closed on a very successful year, grateful appreciation is extended to Alice Barry, a com- petent leader, Miss Berry and Mr. Francello, for their helpful guidance. 43 i FIRST ROW: M. Morrissey, P. Trenchard, L. Years, W. Cody, B. Czadzeck, V. Green, M. Hershey, J. Buwalda. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Francello, B. Schrader, N. Peck, J. Walker, S. Vogt, Mrs. Popenhusen, J. Rose, M. Lynaugh, Mr. Lowe. TI-HRD ROW: M. Kraai, J. O'Nei1, S. Garratt, R. Watson, M. Lyons, K. Lutwiller, R. Young, M. Matthews, C. Rodas, A. Strassner, D. Tay. FOURTH ROW: M. Weigert, D. Cor- hit, P. O'Brien, R. Rayn, R. Rodas, F. Sage, A. Dillman, E. Pimm, R. Pa11gha1n,G. Wilkenson, R. Hess, D. Reinhard. FIFTH ROW: G. Bennett, L. Briggs, C. Austin, D. Henehan, J. Gouldrick, D. Oderkirk, E. Sadler, B. Turner, S. Harford, L. Fisher, M. King, B. Card, P. Shoots. 1 SOPHOMORE CLASS CLASS OFFICERS The Sophomore class began the school year under the guidance of Mrs. Popenhusen, Mrs. Francello, and Mr.Lowe, as advisors, and under the leadership of Margaret Morrissey, as president. Class activities for the year included selling tags at the opening basketball game, cider and doughnuts at the fair and at the PTA dance, season tickets, the sponsoring of a Joe Dean record dance, a roller skating party, an after dance, and a class assembly. Vice-Pres. Mary Alice Lynaughg Treas- urer Francis Sageg S. C. Rep. Donald Oderkirkg Sec. Lewis Fisherg Pres. Mar- garet Morrissey. 45 .519 ...pv- FIRST ROW: B. Briggs, J. Mangiamelc, D. Rader, J. Morris, B. Bennett, C. VanDamme. SECOND ROW: R. Redfield, D. Czadzeck, J. Brake, N. Schmidt, C. Cahier, E. Hess, J. Elliott. THIRD ROW: Mr. Joseph, M. Smith, W. Gordon, P. Malone, M. Droney, D. Jensen, J. Cardulla, J. Reese, J. Barker, M. Cardulla, P. Peck, G. Cole. FOURTH ROW: Mr. King, D. Tischer, J. Payne, D. Bennett, D. Hill, J. Kaiser, S. Millhani, E. Maltman, D. Small, D. Gentle, D. Coon, Mr.Comings. FIFTH ROW: C. Wiley, D. Brown, D. Ott, D. Garlock, D. Webster, D. Tobey, E. Brooks, R. Harloff, D. Card, E. Willy, D. MacDonald, P. MacDonald, S. Segbcrs. SIXTH ROW: C. Peglow, J. Allen, P. Maier, C. Anslinger, J. Katkamaier, N. Herendeen, M. Barry, T. Maroney, M. Leach, S. Tourje, F. Conover, C. Coons. SEVENTH ROW: E. Bec- ker, P. Hartz, C. Sherman, J. Simonds, H. Richardson, R. Russell, L. Saxmon, R. Rader, C. Phillips, R. Kratzenberg, R. McKee, R. White, J. Swartzenberg, S. Fish, G. Hotelling. FRESHMAN CLASS CLASS CFFICERS This year the Freshmen opened the door to high school and entered into an entirely new world. The struggle was led by Pres. Diane Rader and guided by Mr, Comings. Mr. Joseph, and Mr. King. Much success was attained byopening the small doors to activities. They were: selling tags for the first football game, checking coats at home basketball games, an assembly program, an after-dance and a class movie. Now, the chance to open the door to the Sophomore class is eagerly awaited. Pres. Diane Rader, S. C. Rep. Nathan Herendeeng Vice-Pres. Ronald Raderg Sec. Charles Phillips, Treas. Robert Russell. 47 R e fn FIRST ROW: C. Harford, K. Phippen, E. Suhr, M. Wells, K. Peglow, J. Imrn, P. Brownell, N. Hershey. SECOND ROW: J. Nickel, R. Cardulla, R. Perry, W. Brake, D. Hulings, M. Bowe, R. Brooks, G. Lord, C. Owens, S. Gullace. THIRD ROW: Mr. Henehan,G. Reinhard, B. Czadzeck, M. Tourje, D. Bennett, D. Coon, T. McMahon, D. Rogers, B. Granger, P. Morrissey, M. Washburn, Mrs. Johnston. FOURTH ROW: R. Webster, S. Quigley, S. Reese, M. Sell, C. Mestler, T. Whitney, B. Robbins, V. North, E. Leach, V Shoots, R. Berndt. FIFTH ROW: M. Vogt, D. Lovejoy, C. McGhan, S. Smith, E. Bauer, P. Kaiser, J. Turner, I. Schwab, C. Criss, E. Tischer, H. English, D. Ramsay. SIXTH ROW: D. Rhode, G. Metcalf, Gardner, C. Webster, T. Carlin, K. Wynkoop, D. Nolan, W. Crudele, N. Hunter, J. Fisher, N. I-Iollowa T. Mincer, J. Goode. EIGHTH GRADE W. Y, f Lf ,f 1 FIRST ROW: D. Brake, S. Hartz, J. Bauer, D. Courtney, A. Martz, C. Reed, R. Sitler, D. Wood. SECOND ROW: H. Briggs, J. Cody, R. Maltman, G. Matthews, M. Peglow, M. Reinhard, K. Underhill, L. Watson, S. Granger, J. Nickel, T. Reese, Miss Wood. THIRD ROW: Miss Tucker, J. Henehan, R. Cardel, C. Ra- der, M. Barker, J. Lewis, E. Brock, R. Tischer, A. Newman, T. Briggs, R. Maier. FOURTH ROW: G. Muchard, J. Scala, A. Calhoun, D. Smith, C. Wilson, J. Barry, D. Gentle, J. Mincer, S. Herendeen, K. Northrup, T. Gentle, H. Turner, S. Van Gelder. FIFTH ROW: M. O'Brien, D. Fisher, G. Young, E. Rus- sell, E. Green, E. Buwalda, P. McGa.hn, L. Wright, F. Knight, G. Scala, G. Walker, J. Smith, G. Ald- ridge. SIXTH ROW: J. Johnson, J. Sherman, J. Capron, L. Gibson, E. Holloway, J. Southgate, S. Mil- ler, R. Rugenstein, A. Turner, M. Smith, R. Card, M. Oderkirk, G. Metcalf, N. Matthews. SEVE TH GRADE f S Q P R' iw.. ML , L, f Q f 421:-' ' f L. vm H f , Q. lX , .LQ N g x Y l , .,,. S. N PP Lg, 1 0 ,- 1 an E lI f S' I X I W ,4 I E 'E ' 666 I Msg I 2 I I I --1 :I I I II' '--. I 1 H I in I , Z aff-'L ACTIVITIES Azfozf 42 , 'I FIRST ROW: K. Underhill, B. Stickler, S. Cotton, A. Boughton, Mrs. Dunn, J. Trenchard, Mr. Corbit. SECOND ROW: D. Ramsey, P. O'Brien. J. Gouldrick, N. Herendeen, D. Oderkirk. This year Student Council continued to sponsor various school assemblies, movies, and roller skating parties. Also, it presented a typical student council meeting as a special assembly in order to inform the students of its functions. Jim Trenchard did a terrific job as President, with Mrs. Dunn as advisor TUDENT COUNCIL - FIRST ROW: E. Tobey, G. Kurrasch, A. Boughton, S. Cotton, E. Morack, Mrs. Francello. SECOND ROW: M. Cahier, D. Stickler, B. Burgan, J. Trenchard, D. Corbit, P. O'Brien, E. Padgham, B. Shraeder, D. Henehan, D. Wood, J. Couldrick, J. Ott. The National Honor Society is an organization composed of students who are chosen on the basis of their scholarship, service, leadership, and character. The officers for the 1956-57 year are: President- Sonja Cotton, Vice -President- Elinor Tobey, Secretary-Treasurer Gunther Kurrasch. The newly elected members are: Seniors-Betsy Burgan, Marilyn Cahier, Sylvia Criss, Evelyn Padgham, Bob Schraeder, and Dick Woodg Juniors-James Ott, Betty Sticklerg Sophomores-David Corbit, John Gouldrick, David Henehan, Paul O'Brien. ATIO AL HO OR SOCIETY Editors: First Row: A. Bennett, Snap. Ed.3 S. Cotton, Lit. Ed., B. Burgan, Ed., Mr. Francello, Advisor, E. Morack, Bus. Ed., L. Sleight, Ad. Ed.g A. Holdgate, Art Ed., D. Brake, Typ. Ed. Second Row: J. Zobel, P. Brown, E. Tobey, B. Stickler, N. Chase, Assistant Editors. This tenth edition of Bagel has been a real challenge to the yearbook staff. Many long hours of effort have been spent on it. Every yearbook staff makes an important change in the book which it feels will improve the book. This ye ar's greatest change is the photograph on the cover. The Class of 1957 hopes you will thoroughly appreciate and enjoy this Bagel. Staff: First Row: S. Criss, B. Bauer, E. Padgham, A. Boughton, J. Ott, D. Swan, M. Brady, M. Shoemaker. Second Row: D. Wood, J. Trenchard, B. Shraeder, B. Clark, N. Hill, M. Lucey, A. Webster, H. Peglow, G. Kurrasch, B. Brooks, M. Cahier, S. Brown B. Elliott. 54 EditO1'S: FIRST ROW: J. Gouldrick, S. Criss, J. Trencharcl, Mrs. Francello, J. Antonio M. Brady. SECOND ROW: B. Stickler, J. Matthews, B. Clark, E. Tobey, L. Fisher, L. Sleight. The Hilltopics staff, advised by Mrs. Francello and with Jim Trenchard as editor, prints a monthly paper containing the current news of the school. Many long hours are spent in the preparation of this paper. Staff: FIRST ROW: M. Gentle, S. Cotton, M. Lynaugh, B. Brooks,J. Zobel. SECOND ROW: J. Gardner, D. Czadzeck, P. Brown, D. Henehan, T. Carr, M. Lehr, J. Beard, M. Cahier. 55 ,Q--tm 1 1 H Q '-3 fi 5 H- E 2 ,S 3 an fu - 5 '1 VJ A I N M T1 -go 3 nn G, . 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Lyons, P. Hartz, P. Carr. ORCHE TRA 60 FIRST ROW: M. Cardulla, N. Schmidt. SECOND ROW: E. Brooks, R. Hess. THIRD ROW: J. Trenchard, L. Fisher, G. Bennett, B. Russell. FOURTH ROW: Mr. King, R. Young, P. O'Brien, D. Oderkirk, D. Tischer. FIFTH ROW: B. Holloway, J. Gouldrick, D. Brown, M. Leach. SIXTH ROW: Leo Sleight, P. Trenchard, D. Corbit, D. Henehan, S. Millham, J. Cardulla, S. Tourje, F. Conover, P. Maier, N. Hill. Under the leadership of Mr. King, Projection Club renders valuable aid to both the faculty and students of V.C.S. . The members show movies to classes and take movies at various school functions. Leo Sleight, as President, has built up the organization tremendously. PROJ ECTION CLU B FIRST ROW: B. Brooks, J. Beard, E. Shoots, J. Gardner, E. Padgham, J. Antonio, J. Rose, E. Strassner, K. Gardner, P. Brown, M. Lehr, D. Czadzeck, M. Hershey. SECOND ROW: L. Years, L. Peglow, P. Scala, S. Whitney, J. Matthews, D. Leach, K. Lutweller, M. Weigert, P. Carr, D. Reinhard, M. Lyons, B. Czad- zeck, A. Timm, M. Matthews, C. Mangiamele, Miss Berry. The FHA, under the guidance of Miss Berry, began operating this year with the following officers: President - Doris Czadzeck Vice -President - Pearl Brown Secretary - Marilyn Lehr Treasurer - Marion Hershey Its activities included selling cokkies and corsages, going roller skating in the city, sponsoring formal and informal initiations, and a banquet in the Spring. F. H. A. 62 FIRST ROW: A. Cardulla, Mr. Wolff, S. Harford, D. Lyons, C. Hulbert, P. Shoots, C. Austin. SECOND ROW: B. Gordon, D. Card, C. Anslinger, R. White, R. Rader, B. Card, R. Rodas, N. I-Ierendeen, R. Padgham, B. Blazey. The FFA, under the direction of Mr. Wolff, started off the year with the following officers presiding: President - Dick Lyons Vice-President - Clifford Hulbert Secretary - Spencer Harford Treasurer - Clark Austin One of the main projects of the FFA was having their own basketball team with A1 Cardulla as captain. F. F. A. ROW ONE: D. Gullace, B. Gillis, E. Hanson, P. Brown, Miss Averill, A. Barry, M. Shoemaker, K Gardner, M. Hershey, V. Green, M. Morrissey. ROW TWO: J. Zobel, D. Jenson, D. Brake, S. Twitchell, M. Lynaugh, N. Chase, S. Smith, D. Leach, M. Matthews, A. Timm, S. Whitney, D. Hill, D. Bennett, J. Allen, D. Czadzeck. ROW ONE: A. Holdgate, M. Mead, A. Timm, M. Brady. Row TWO: Mr. Palumbo, M. Lucey, A. 1 Rogers, N. Hill, D. Tuttle. , 64 SPORTS X Co-Captain Ken Winkler, Coach Palum bo, Co-Captain Tony Cardulla Coach Palumbo's squad was tied with Phelps for the league championship. The co -captains for the very successful season were Tony Cardulla and Ken Winkler. , Winkler was chosen by a unanimous vote for halfback on the All-County Team. Other Victor players on the first string were Al Cardulla, Tony Cardulla, and Ronnie Mincer. John Cody, Bob Hall, Harold Hess, and Larry Leavitt were on the second string All -County Team. FQOTBALL -.dk -. AX TD XV!!! s'--audi 1. ..- Tv 7 '-Ar f i fvS-'Pn- Y, ' - h , :. H.. Q1 - 'N FIRST ROW: K. Winkler, Coach Henehan, B. Clark. SECOND ROW: L. Leavitt, B. Turner, A. Boughton, G. Bennett, M. Lucey, H. Hess, B. Cody. Coach Henehan's team started the season with very little experience but established a 3 wins - 5 losses record. Bill Turner, only a Freshman, pitched and Ken Winkler played the position of catcher. Roger Power acted as captain of the team. The bowling team which includes: A. Boughton, B. Schraeder, E. Morack, D.Tuttle, R. Tay, and M. Lucey, appears on the left and is also coached by Mr. Henehan. BASEBALL ..---' ...f-- ,-uf' -n-- -A ' .' K . fa pri vp- r' FIRST ROW: J. Cody, E. Sadler, L. Leavitt, B. Clark, B. Turner, B. Hall. SECOND ROW: J. Cody, H Peglow, Coach Lynaugh, D. Oderkirk, K. Winkler, A. Turner. Coach Lynaugh led the Varsity Squad through a well-played season making a great improvement over last year's record. The team was very young and quite inexperienced, with two of the starting five only Sophomores. Bernard Clark and Larry Leavitt acted as co-captains for the team. ARSITY BASKETBALL VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Evelyn Strassner, Sonja Cotton, Betsy Burgan, Ann Bennett, Betty E1 liott. ABSENT - Sylvia Criss. 69 FIRST ROW: P. O'Brien, G. Bennett, R. Rader, F. Sage, B. Cody, E. Brooks. SECOND ROW: D. Gar- lock, D. Webster, S. Tourje, D. White, C. Phillips, Coach Fishell, H. Richardson, B. Russell, S. Harford, T. Maroney, D. Brown. The Junior Varsity had a very successful season with their new coach, Mr. Fishell. These boys present a very promising picture .of the future varsity team. JU IOR AR ITY BASKETBALL JLI ICR VAR ITY HEERLEADERS Margaret Morrissey, Mary Alice Lynaugh, Diane Hill, Alice Barry, Ludy Gullace, Donna Reinhard. TI 4 4 ,N-..f fy . iff , 7 , Q 'S' F K 1' 4 5 kk gf A 5.. , f i a ,,' Q ,fri ,wx x E. 4 1 'L 2 A , , 6' it i 17 -f 5 X , 'E 9 AQ' 13 . 4 . -W e s v Q f X if 3 QW? 'Q VI it gan 'Q W f 1 i -fx wfggk M - x, --,, 1 -9, -, 5. , SN, f M ,lvafqff .am 2.5 . , . .W A ,gh 'xy 5 F WT' 1. . W, W., 4 x A . 1 43m 4' kdifxs J, x 1 K ,A,,f Am 2 'fs 1 W-aff Wh! 4 ,H Q.. .,,a:avm',2 A Patron's Page Mr. 8: Mrs. Dominic Antonio Mr. 8: Mrs. Leonard Barry Mr. 8: Mrs. Edward Bauer Mr. 8: Mrs. Melville Beard Mr. 8: Mrs. Archie L. Bennen Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert Bogue Mr. 8: Mrs. Floyd Boughton Mr. 8: Mrs. Walton I. Brady Mr. 8: Mrs. Donald Brake Mr. 8: Mrs. Ivan Brown Mr. 8: Mrs. Donald H. Burgan Mr. 8: Mrs. August Cahier Mr. 8: Mrs. Anthony Cardulla Mr. 8: Mrs. Benjamin Carr Mr. 8: Mrs. Fred Clark Mr. 8: Mrs. Norman R. Copp Mr. 8: Mrs. M. Sherman Cotton Mr. 8: Mrs. Penton E. Criss Mr. 8: Mrs. Lewis Czadzeck Mr. 8: Mrs. Howard C. Deck Mr. 8: Mrs Walter Gardner Mr. 8: Mrs. Harrison Gentle Mr. 8: Mrs. Dominic Gullace Mr. 8: Mrs. Arthur l-lerendeen Mr. 8: Mrs. Harold Hess, Sr. Mr. 8: Mrs. Lee Hill Mr. 8: Mrs. Arthur Holdgate Mr. 8: Mrs. Howard G. Kratzenberg Mr. 8: Mrs. Willis Leach Mr. 8: Mrs H.M. Leavitt, Sr. MI. 8: Mrs. Raymond B. Lehr Mr. 8: Mrs. Michael W. Lucey Mrs. Harold Mead Mrs. Alma Morack Mr. 8: Mrs. William O'Dea Mr. 8: Mrs. James E. Padgham Mr. 8: Mrs. Howard Rader Mr. 8: Mrs. Lyle W. Rogers Mrs. Emma Schraeder Mr. 8: Mrs. Raymond E. Sleight Mr. 8: Mrs. Donald Smith Mr. 8: Mrs. Howard W. Tay Mr. 8: Mrs. Walter F. Timm Mr. 8: Mrs. Samuel V. Trenchard Mrs. Richard F. Tuttle Mr. 8: Mrs. James M. Webster Mr. 8: Mrs. William G. Winkler Mr. 8: Mrs. George Wood 74 FINGER LAKE SHOE REPAIR SIN' RCPUII' Compliments also of Shoe Dyeing to ony Color VIRGINIA M. BEAL C0 'Plj, 'e '-9 Variety Store 0 GORDON PHILLIPS Hotpoint Appliances 8. TV Compliments of VICTOR FOOD CORP. Victor, N. Y. X, - or M' 2-7Aoz'oyM,aA5 fH TO PRODUCE AN OUTST, ING YE RBOOK IS IMPOSSIBLE WITHOUT AN OUTSTANDING PHOTOG Your Q1 E E RT OF YOUR A BOO W2 en Official Yearbook Photographer CHARLES MILITELLO Flgwefg By EARL T. 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