Wayne Central High School - Eagle Yearbook (Ontario, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1951 volume:

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Basketball becomes the main topic of conversation and the spirit of Christmas good-will pervades the air. After basketball and the winter holidays, a sudden change occurs. There is a yearning for the balmy outdoors, the thud of a ball being caught in a glove and the excitement of play. Highly contagious spring fever settles upon the students as they gaze dreamily out of the window. Then spring bursts into view and every- one stampedes for the freedom of the outdoors. Music festivals and other joyous outings are held. Everybody enjoys each season, but spring, as the forerunner of summer, is particularly pleasing. AUTUMN H zr Once more we journey back to school, meeting old friends, join ing activities, electing officers, playing soccer, and trying to settle down again. We eagerly look forward to a busy year and hope for the best. 1 I , . 2 . Q . aff' '21 ' M ., , S S? it LQ ' i . 4, x fx 5 Q x 'Q V . mx . , l 'V K f W f ,fsv . fy '-.. xi' I . ,J , ,. 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THESE SU SHEET 4 V mmmmmnnwlmmm 6 7 W T 54 52, uannnnmliilima S 5, 8 2 3 5 5 ll ,Z 8 I9 2 4 , f THE CALENDAR 5 .1 1 4 4' Q - 54 15' N Yi , 1 ' gf 55 Sm,-gnmlnnaaa .5 EM E mmmmmmlflvllm 5 5 ' 'V f QR 555555 555555 ,Z 5 15 5 YZQEHBEEUI 2s 29 zo 2' 22 QS 6 Z7 2 5 5 5 5 5 3945 5515511 S F E B BBBBBEBUBHBBB M 5Rj'QRY W if 555 5555555555555 5 ,Q Q3 I4 If ,5 25 25 2:55 22 23 ZZ MARCH max! B HWHWHB BREED 13, 10 5555555555555 5 J 5 W, 5511111 5, 6 3 I 41, ' I , Q 5 v 5 .f 9 , in Winn CTUBER N 'SN 5 6 7 8 9 lj I7 4 qv-1 L. to R.: J. Beneway, S. Cass, D. Tobin, L. Wooster, M. Loncasty, R. Pembroke. Absent: Mrs. Huntley W. Daly, R. Chapman, H. Bassage. BU HD UF EII IIATIU The Board of Education is the responsible group directing school policies and activi- ties, and rendering solutions to arising issues. Its efficient officers are: Donald Tobin, Presidentg Mrs. C. Huntley, Vice-President, Howard Bassage, Treasurerg and Mrs. L. Twitchell, Clerk. The students of Wayne Central appreciate the board's efforts and accom- plishments in the improvement of our school. 6 Thomas C. Armstrong U BPHI IIIP L Sometimes during the past years, it may have seemed to you that your efforts to educate our minds, train our bodies and cultivate our manners were in vain, and you must have despaired of achieving any worthwhile results. But we wish you to believe that we are not insensible to all that you have done for us. You have been interested in us person- ally, and your kindness and patience have made our lives very pleasant and our tasks less difficult. We shall look back to these years as the most enjoya- ble and interesting of our lives, and we shall look back to you as a sincere friend. UH IEE-PHI CIP L We wish to acknowledge you as one who lives for somethingg who writes his name in kindness, love and mercy on the hearts of hundreds of pupils with whom you have come in contact year after year. With the kind of lead- ership you have shown, it is pos- sible to make our school a place which we, as future citizens, will be proud of. 7 Lewis S. Markham 7' W Q' .' ' ' if Nik 5 ' X 'iff TC? g,.. 5 'Af w-fl' 9 49 1 1, 5 1' M I f A ' s S ' ' v J I x. fm. Y P' Vs Z? V! M 'fe fgjax 9 ,H Q 2 5? , J' - Hx QW, SW? Q 1 1 . ,Mig HL X '7 0 Q, ,. . A' ' Eff V ,uv -.,- , 5, -xg.: ,Q f W fan- ,Lise .2 is fe, at X A Q, R ' wi me-' L A 5, : . , , . E' , -Q ' : ' -L ,Q 2 4 P 1 'if fl x 'J P Q X y 4 t n xi M ' J S wr ghd gut 3 J, Aww .i.,?lS?N U cb L 9' r 0 A it 5 4.1 xv 1 'V 32 pd 5 s- ' 4' 1 in 5 fi A Mihis., Q. iff iw' J ggfssg Lf- M R 'Ev 'f n x fligg? X . W Q K L 1 : 25 l Q 1 '45 A L' j :f ':,.M. f W - f 1 x ' fQ. ggi ' M-1,wa-'Lfaw ,, . , ,A ,, i ,, W,-f 1 Y fm-' x wr -sim... my . W L. l . , ,. A wg 9 O G I s N ,.Q xg W ' - '55 - Q. 1 1. ,-i - V y W f ,V 4 , ,wx .- ,V f ,:-i T X in gi-3' . xg. ,n x 1 ' 1 kj wif , L, ,,,,, ww, ,sff z YK SECRET HY The secretary works In the office all dayg She doesn't hesitate To help in every wayl . Mrs. Massielye B SIHH EHS Each moming and evening, Whether sunshine or snow, The buses come through- It's a fact we all know! Standing: Mr. Burger, H. Freden- bu: h, A. Brand, Mr. Johnson Mr Bilgs. Kneeling: Mr. Ruffle: R. Davis, H. Kessler. Absent: K. Ver? lank. L . to R.: Mr. Hyman, Mr. Michielsen, Mr. Downs ITUHS The janitors' duties Are countless to name. Tedious or trivial, They're done, just the samel we-' L. to R.: Mrs. Gage, Mrs. Doyle, Mrs. Alme- kinder, Mrs. Billings, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Padgham. EAFETEHIA Our teachers May lead us, But the cooks- They feed usl '4 10 if igfafzf' , 23- , ,XV 75' '5 ' -nw . 5 fl Q , ., fs'1r :'.'- - ,M 'fb 1 ixui V W , if LV M 'Q X Q' Q? Q Q In Q 4 E A 1, , 1 LL-' X - H 4 Q V' vm . 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V 4.1. .V -,., .f - .V 'lb fxxg--9 vt-g,, tif , ' 'rg .g 'ww K, -395 L. fig K , ' ,'if5g:,,,1'z'- NV, ' lmarf1r,f.,V.f-, ' 2 Ll-.2il'v. 1 yy: .W V -W K f - ' '-MX Vf yx, , V X- I. su 'gjxwgrw' ,.w- Vkw, ix ,-V. K L N.: V-,4 .,,x..x....a.-l.,,h.kA--M,..uVW .., .MVA ,, . M M The Student Council, under the leadership of President Carmilla Noto and Vice-President Phil Markham, busily prepared to carry out ambitious plans for the year. After sponsoring a widely appreciated Amateur Show, the members plunged into the business of drawing up a new Constitution for Wayne Central. Back Row: R. Barber, M. Alborn, S. Freer, K. Ambroz, D. Keisinger, Mr. Armstrong. Second Row: P. Markham, P. Wooster, J. VerStraete, . Noto. Front Row: N. Femaays, J. Morrison, S. Janack, R. Cooper. SAFETY PATHUI. The Safety Patrol of Wayne Central still maintains its high standard of pro- tection for the students of the school. The members do their jobs capably and well, whether their duty is on buses, crosswalks, or in the cafeteria. They make sure that no child is endangered by the conduct of others and provide punish- ment for those disobeying the necessary rules. Led by Co-captains Bill Underhill and Carol Slocum, the Safety Patrol will continue to live up to its worthy stnnd- ards. 12 Back Row: W. Turcotte, F. VanDusen, A. Quick, C. Coomber, T. Marion, B. Amsler, P. Barnhart, B. Seen. Fourth Row: J. Wick, El. Petty, B. Milke, B. Welch, A. Berna, J. Deitz, H Barnhart. Third Row: J. Morrison, E. Covey, D. Zimmer, S. Hep-J burn, lf. Morehouse, N. Berger. Second Row: N. Gage, C. Slocum, B. Underhill, J. Waasdorp, L. Catalano, N. Wick. Front Row: C. Wemes, P. Buys, B. Burmeister, li. Teeter, Nl. Mai- IIIOHB. ST HE TIIUUNIIIQ Back Row: J. Ke mel, M. Risley, R. Ficarro, B. Turcotte L Pilato B. Bulterman, J. Izenedict. Front Row: C. Freer, J. LaLonde C Wright J. Campisi, T. Wallace. Mrs. Brundige D ire ctor S. Sarazyn Student Director We Shook The Family Tree was a three act comedy full of animation and fun for both the cast and the audience. We had rehearsals for six weeks and the ambitious cast finally produced a play full of hilarious characters. A matinee was put on at Walworth and Ontario, also an evening performance at Ontario. Fol- lowing the play the cast went out to sup per and had a wonderful time. The Senior Play was one of the highlights for the Seniors of W.C.S. The proceeds of We Shook The Family Tree go for our jubi- lant trip no N.Y.C. 13 SE IUH PL Y Back Raw: Mrs. Colburn, B. Clark, A. Barmaster, S. Freer, J. Seen, J. Scbillaci, M. Blythe, M. Robusto, J..Keymel. Second Row: C. Slocum, F. Blythe, J. Miller, S. Norwood, J. Micks, A. Mepham. Front Row: P. Hilleger, J. Deuno, M. Crane, H. Lewis, B. Christensen, J. Benton. Absent: Gladys Lucas. OFFICERS Gladys Lucas ....... President Jackie Benton . . . . . . Secretary Jeannette Keymel ..... Treasurer Fmnt Row: Jackie Benton, Jeannette Keymel. Back Row: Mrs. Colburn , Advisor. P. H. . With twenty-two e er girls ready to learn homemaking, the Wayne Central FTB.A. planned many activities to keep them busy. They earned the undying gratitude of the soccer players in October when they staged a supper for them as a reward for a successful season. To add to their treasury, they sponsored a square dance after one of the home basketball ames. To further raise the level of their treasury, they hid a baked food sale in February. Many went home well satisfied by the tasty food baked by the F.ll.A. members. Future plans for the year were to attend a demonstration in April at the Rochester Gas 31 Electric Co., and to hold a picnic at the end of the year. They also plan to raise more money in an effort to send two members of the F.H.A. to camp. This camp is for the purpose of providing social contact and recreation for the irls and teachin them at the same time. Gladys Lucas Eolds the post 0? president. Jackie Benton became the new secretary and Jeannette Keymel became the treasurer. Mrs. Colburn, as advisor, helped them out of difficulties and taught them much about homemaking. 14 P. P. I-l. Under the able leadershi of Charlie Freer, the new F.F.A. President, the F.F.X. accomplished much in the way of planning and competin in activities. ln the F.F.A. elections, Ray Herold Became Vice-President, Karel Ambroz took over the duties of Treasurer and ,Ioan LaLonde became Secretary. The chapter kept itself busy this ear with their successful basketball team. They won the Western Division Championship and needed a win over their league rival, Clyde, for the County champion- ship. The year has been dotted with numerous activities such as a highly entertaining donkey basketball game, and a campaign to sell seeds. At the Horticulture Show in Rochester, the F.F.A. won three seconds and one fourth in the fruit and poultryjudging contests.Carl Slocum was victorious in the Speaking Contest and will try to re eat his success by winning first place in the County Speallcing Contest. Under the skillful guidance of Mr. Faulks, the F.F.A. brought to a close an eventful and successful year. Back Row: M. Bonnano, Mr. Faulks, K. Ambroz. Front Row: R. Herold, J. La- Londe, C. Freer. President-Charles Freer Vice-President-Ray Herold Secretary-Joan La.Londe Treasurer-Karel Ambroz Sergeant-at-Arms-Mfchael Bonnano Advisor-Mr. Faulks Fifth Row: D. Blankenburg, G. Gibbs, N. Sullivan, J. Roland, H. Minnamon, B. Erb, S. Maletta, L. Hop- kins, D. Whittleton, C. Slocum. Fourth Row: B. Morse, A. Osterhout, J. Campisi, D. Bills, P. Barnhart, L. Norton, W. Benedict, D. Coebert, B. Doyle. Third Row: J. Pagliuso, C. Grace, B. Amsler, D. Roland, R. Welker, H. Clark, H. Scott, R. Smith, C. Bassage, C. Herman. Second Row: F. Milke, G. Reithel, M. Bonanno, K. Ambroz, C. Freer, R. Herold, J. LaLonde, K. Brewster, Mr. Faulkes. First Row: C. Molino, B. Jeffers, L. Coomber, B. Doyle, E. Weber, B. Crane, C. Weber. Rx ,ff 55 ...ig Q T 3 21 'kaknl if - f,, E 1 ,r K rm 'R 3 A Vf ,. -EL X ' Q - .'.. 3 Qkfmff ' gf: ' 5 ,L :ggi H ,w wf say, .I SMT! ig g, Q 52,t-uk -Q f QA, : V ,f ,W W, wie? .. ...,. , r: - ,, A ,N 'lv ,, A X vm ,, 1 5 S Mx A ya. --R D!-L gf v 6 if wi' Fifth Raw: C. Reithel, B. Morse, R. Crane, D. Blankenburg, C. Mepham, M. Erb, C. Slocum. Fourth Row: E. Tobin, B. Seen, B. Doyle, W. Ryan, M. Bonanno, B. Burnett, N. Rick. Third Raw: D. Kiesenger, B. Amsler, J. Mortimer, L.Drechsler,P. Markham, G. Grace, M. Whitcomb, S34-ond Row: D. Bills, C. Molino, R. Gabriel, J. Cappelo, R. Fioco, D. Welch. First Row: B. Erb, S. Maletta, H. Minnamon,L. Hopkins, Nel. Leenhouts, Norm. Leenhouts. HlflY5'SUEEEH The soccer team experienced a good season, winning 6, losing 2, and tying 2, for a second place finish. One of the team's many accomplishments was the defeat of Wol- cott. We were the only team to beat them this year. Other exciting skirmishes were the battles with Williamson and the encounter with Sodus. This last game was played in a driving rain with the field under a sheet of water. Our team was the best defensive team in the league and was not far from the top in offense. This team will be hard to match in coming years at Wayne Central. 17 MANAGERS ond COACH C. Minnamong A. Gentile, R. Amelee UNIIJ HILL Back Row: J. DeYoung, L. Swart, S. Larribee, M. Zimmer, J. Bushart, G. Bushart, S. Michielson. Front Row: Mrs. K. Schueler, D. Hamelink, F. Hoesser, S. Michielson, J. Thayer, S. Michielson, S. Stramonine, E. Bushart. Absent: J. Bowles, R. Bowles, R. Fos- dick, D. Chappell, C. Schoonerman. WEST NALWIIHTH Back Row: Mrs. Emerson. Front Row: R. Bott, C. Provost, B. Anderson, S. Brusso, J. Brusso. Absent: K. Anthony, G. Johnston. WHIT EY Standing: Mrs. Dickinson, R. Fox, A. Costich, B. Van Wyckhouse. Seated: H. Eckert, C. Mattison, V. Hutchins. Absent: H. Corwin, R. Corwin, R. Corwin, C. Duseuroth, J. Duseu- roth, F. Hauser, C. Hauser. 18 L.. Back Row: Mrs. Kusse, ll. Faby, E. Rosenthal, M. Urbanik, S. Chase, D. Vanderstein, P. Morris, R. Jack- son, V. Barker. Front Row: J. Mortimer, M. Maier, C. Buck, G. Welke, J. Jack, K. Hayes, J. Marion. Ab- sent: M. Catalano, H. Fisher, D. Haak, ll. Haas, J. Johnvill, R. Petts, D. Tush, L. Bassage. lil HERE HTE Back Row: J. Briggs, M. Hermance, M. Peterson, J. Vane, Miss Dillon, F. Vanderwall, H. Steamer. Sitting: H. Trimble, W. Flatt, D. Sprague, D. VerStraete. Front Row: K. Faye, J. Almelcinder, K. Elliott, B. Au- ustine, D. Casey, L. Carnell. A bsent: E. Donovan, ll. Gardner, J. Shortsleeve, N. Dutcher, K. Kruspe, S. Sullivan, E. Elin, M. Mitchell, C. Wispelaere, C. Fisher, J. Page, M. Sharles. 19 lil DEH- EAHTE Back Row: L. DeMinck, C. McNamara, T. Ciaraldi, R. Porray, C. Geil, K. Schenwald, J. Hicks, J. Caceci, S. Esche, B. R an. Second Row: Mrs. Johnson, P. Lancy, C. Appleman, B. Taber, S. Schultz, G. Crane, 'liz Teske, J. Johncox. Front Row: R. Billings, B. Albert, S. VanCott, D. Bennett, E. Tack, B. Doyle, S. Fumer. FIRST HH HE Back Row: Mrs. Waterman, S. Stevens, A. Busby, P. Sucher, J. Thompson, H. Welch DeMinck, Jr., J. Coleman, C. Bolton, J. Vandermill. Sitting: D. Shears, R. Bamhart Hill, G. Taille, A. Gaylord, D. Rick, W. Dostman. Front Row: F. Urbanik, J. Bamharg Brazes, D. Surline, B. Gillespie, J. Shirber, R. Filmore. Absent: D. Marion, D. Mossbr J. Wallace, J. Almekinder, S. Alborn, S. Borth, N. Burton, B. Goldstein, P. Mead. FIRST BH HE K Back Row: Mrs. Mur hy, J. Verburg, M. E. Snider, T. Catalino, J. Buick, M. Teeter, A. Weeks, R. Prell, W. smith. Sitting: J. Henry, S. Baver, M. Verdow, J. Paglusio, M. McCall, M. Albright, H. Stalken, D. Mayer, C. Dickenson. Front Row: D. Brewer, F. Urbanik, P. Ward, M. Curtis, N. Haely, F. Haeyes, M. Waterman. m Back Row: D. Triou, K. Nortier, L. A. DeFisher, G. Sleight, E. Crane, S. Anderson, J. Bema, H. Fredin- burg, W. Boyd. Second Row: Mrs. Bowen, W. Crane, P. McKinley, D. Hamlic, C. Bodway, B. Barnsdale, N. House, K. Buys. Front Row: J. Forman, C. Anderson, G. Anderson, J. Rayno, L. Bell, H. Joslyn, F. FIRST GRADE Back Row: H. Elliott, G. Payne, T. Nortier, H. Bowdey, P. McNamara, M. Burger, B. Hilton, J. Church. Second Row: Mrs. Petty, J. Burger, G. Bell, D. Phillips, M. Hart, S. Nortier, D. Morris. Front Raw: L Miller, L. Sleight, K. Henderson, L. Johncox, R. DeGroot. FIRST!-l Il SEED ll EH HES 21 has TW' Wi? frxf. Back Row: J. Morse, S. Friedler, D. Wooster, M. Padham, J. Wolcott, D. Whitcomb, A. Vanderwickel, M. Boltwood. Second Row: S. Richards, R. VandeViere, D. Ives, M. Clemson, E. Lewis, R. Sonneville, L. Gillespie, C. Barnhart, D. Herbest. Front Row: Mrs. Baker, D. Brazi, D. Minnamon, J. Childs, J. Fasano, W. Bolton, H. Spence. Absent: M. Hass, G. Copertino, C. Vanderwinkel, A. Danner, D. Blackwood, M. Jackson, S. Fosher, R. Wall, L. Arnold, J. VanNorway, T. Hitler. SEED IJ EH IIE 5 'ffiil 'ffm , ,gfilfb lv cf. x si-fr . R S. k , I V. ' . , FOO!!-anvil A Back Row: J. ltallelle, C. Markham, P. lficarro, C. Verfline, S. Del, A. Ditcher, W. Button, J. Maletta Second Row: R. Beach, M. Carey, V. llarnhart, Bonne-well, ld. Augustine, B. Wolcott, J. Peterson, L Fillmore, 5. Beach, lil. Adams. Front Row: B. Rogiers, C. Hill, D. Tobin, C. A. Leenhouts, B. Thomas, B. Wright, N1. Wamsley, M. Coleman, F. Albright, A. Knights. SEIIIJ ll EHADE '70 O JF SEED D DHADE Back Row: S. Albert, B. Pembroke, S. McKee, M. Moran, P. Meyer, R. Schenk, L. Shoe- maker, C. Lancaster, L. Clevenger. Third Row: J. Curtis, H. Churchill, C. Powell, J. Curtiss, A. Caceci, H. Magin, D. Lancy, B. Schumaker, B. Armstrong, P. Ryan. Second Row: Miss Fuller, K. Yuker, K. Hack, J. Knorr, F. Crawforrl, S. Buys, W. Grape, C. Stigel. Front Row,-S. Tiske, C. Bradshaw, L. Albrecht, K. Puts, P. Johncox, D. Hook, D. Schultz. 0565 ., X14 Miss Michielsen, C. Petterson, S. Bailey, N. Wolcott, M. Hepburn, M. Prell, D. Boltwood, H. Adams, R. Maier, P. Coleman, B. Kunzer, P. Whitcomb, C. Barber, M. Martella, S. Mead J. Foley, G. Scott, C. Andrzejewski, D. Burger, S. Mitchell, H. Catalano, R. Johnson, W: Taillee, M. LaBelle, R. Crombach, H. Campisi, S. Murphy, J. Davis, D. Ocke, K. King. Absent: J. Bridges, C. Vanrlerwall, C. Schillaci, H. Fay. THIHD DHADE THIHD SHADE Lai Back Row: J. Peterson, L. Schultz, B. Cratton, J. Schreiber, D. Carter, I. Sage, D. Weeks, E. Poole, H. llaley, J. Carey, D. Rick, A. Doyle, Mrs. Beach, A. Neels. Front Row: S. DeNeef, K. Chase, C. Hosenthall, S. Cass, D. Hurley, A. Marshall, D. Gabriel, P. Morti- mer. Absent: K. Stevens, P. Schillaei, C. Short, L. Twitchell, E. Kephart, S. Curtis, S. Mayeu, R. Pagluiso, N. Williams, K. Brewer, L. Scharles, W. Starks. X A 23 Back Raw: D. Hamelinck, M. Welker, K. VanHoover, J. Coomber, R. Sharrow, F. House, D. Morehouse, P. Traas, G. Kuttruff, D. Henderson. Third Row: J. Thompson, A. Gustinis, J. Hack, J. Cleven?er, J. Van Dusen, D. DeCroot, B. Bundsehuh, L. Thedens, D. Knorr, J. Thompson. Second Row: Mrs. Mi ler, P. De- Mink, S. Colbert, D. Peets, S. Feeley, D. Berna, J. Kratzenburg, B. Vancott. Front Row: N. Buys, J. Rayno, J. Barton, E. Lincoln, D. Schommer, L. Knapp, M. Lewis, R. Thurston, S. Femaays. Back Row: R. Kester, D. Churchill, D. Fernaays, H. Burger, E. Bel, H. Schafer, W. Cameron, N. Hyman, B. Henri. Second Row: Mrs. Burger, W. Pembroke, B. Miller, M. Bradley, J. Hansen, R. Hermanet, S. Petty M. Hart. Front Row: M. Freer, E. Hilton, L. Schoenwald, P. Flanders, J. Sleight, M. Daly, D. Lancy A bsent: B. Pembroke. THIRD AND FUUHTH GH!-llll-IS Back Row: J. Winch, B. Taylor, T. Cantin, F. Danner, J. Sonneville, R. Trimble, R. Sience, M. Luke, S Pierce, Mrs. Buffamante. Second Row: M. Vandewinckel, J. Harris, S. Bolton, L. Fis er, M. Wright, G Eaton, P. Quick. Front Row: S. Verburg, F. Knights, M. DeMinck, B. Patton, S. Jack, M. J. Rogiers, S. Richmond. Absent: O. Catalino, B. Button. FUUHTHGHADE Back Row: D. Cass, K. Danner, R. Mehrhof, M. Schreiber, B. Do le, D. Taillie, J. Childs, D. Grace, Mrs. Peer. Second Row: R. Murray, B. Burton, A. Urbanik, R. Esley, Ili. Waterman, J. Dickinson. Front Row: M. DeMinck, J. Bushey, I. Loquasto, B. Lewis, C. Lunger, I. VerStraete. Absent: G. Lewis, M. A. Shafer, D. Peets, M. Bamhart, B. Thayer. PUUHTHLGHAHE Back Row: W. Albrecht, A. Pichone, R. Billings, G. Denno, C. Hermanet, C. '1'hurston, W. Knapp. Second Row: D. Matteson, M. Whittleton, J. Rayno, J. Verkey, J. Fredenburg, M. Stigle, H. Beil, M. Esch, R. Morgan, J. Miller. Front Row: Mrs. Kester, D. Clevenger, N. Shoemaker, C. Magin, K. Johncox, W. Rowell, N. oyd, J. Clark, E. Ritter, L. Hutchinson. PUUHTH GH IIE Buck ROW: J- Willis, C. Ford, M. Glanders, C. Valcore, S. Nortier, R. Buys, J- Burger. R- KCYHIBL H- Yeick, P. Porray, J. Smith, A. McKinley. Third Row: C. Hyman, D. Phillips, G. Donovan, C. Amsler, R. Sharrow, N. Lewis, B. Buys, S. Youngman, M. Mycz, G. McKee, L. Morehouse. Second Row: Mr- Van Hoover, G. Caceci, J. Gustinis, C. Sharrow, R. Mason, H. Furman, H. VanDeWater. Front Row: N. Barton, N. Coomber, B. Bradshaw, R. Esch, E. Buys, G. lkewood, E. Welker. B. Allen- FIFTH BH IIE ' - Li ' .::': - x A -5 ' 'W as -wwf 2? -S HM Wy 3, E 'W' L 5 j, 9--...,, js, ' 1 ,ig ..-, .' zu- A 31 455 li 3' k 'NP . W . . -. Q , 2 f mf f :iz ,,..--...A v'-n., 'xr 'if Q W ,x '?wQf ,1sl im. S , s?F 1 13 QL Qt HP Qi, 'N- ' 5332? -v . - . ' 7 Q 1 s rf Q K fi xl .N 5? 1 iihigm QF Q V Q 6 . M,?b x un-Qiqegg E4 LQQEQP5: if 'L I. 4245-'g3i'5:ifH if EWS N? 5355 W ,se 'ff x Back Row: A. Neill, S. Patton, C. Hepbum, S. Urbanik, J. Faro, J. Cass, A. Busby, C. Payne, J. Harris, A. Blythe. Third Row: A. Knights, V. Molino, A. Carey, N. Riker, C. Wemes, R. Henri, J. Cone, M. Mae- monc. Second Row: D. Reithel, J. Spence, R. Smith, D. Barnhart, F. Neuman, J. Tobin, Miss McLymond. Front Row: C. Peets, D. Morris, R. Chase, C. Waasdorp, C. Mortimer. SIXTH GRADES Back Row: R. Anderson, R. Bundschuh, J. Schaeffer, B. Vancott, D. Reilly, M. Smith, L. Seen, D. Powell, E. Ranalletti. Third Row: J. Grape, C. Ebert, R. Van Hoover, N. Nortier, T. McKinley, H. Almekinder, D. Foss, C. Schumaker, J. VerPlank. Second Row: Mr. Switzer, J. Abbot, J. Freer, H. Seen, R. Y11kCY.M. Verkey, N. Grape. Front Row: A. Kratzenburg, R. Cornell, C. Esch, J. Seen, L. Scott, P. Ciel, E. Johncox Absent: J. Bombard, R. McArthur, J. Thedens, D. Youngman, B. Welker. 28 SEVENTH SHADE Back Row: A. Copertino, M. Button, L. Whittleton, P. Haight, N. Fer- naays, J. Catalano, R. Ledain, D. Heyes. Fourth Row: T. Marion, B. Erb, M. Keller, M. Cumine, E. Bul- terman, W. Hurd, G. Vandewinckel. Third Row: A. Hilli eer, A. Flan- ders, E. Taillie, Teeter, P. Schaefer, B. Rogalski, D. DuBois. Second Row: E. Morehouse, B. Bills, J. Keymel, M. E. Doyle, E. More- house, S. Christiensen, S. Burger. Front Row: C. Zimmer. L. Bassage, J. Ryan, N. Gratton, D. Halm, Mrs. Merhoff. Absent: D. Morrell, E. Wamsley, W. Slocum. Back Row: E. Fox, L. Hockey, L. Bel, T. Hose, D. Grace, G. Connally. Fourth Row: J. Laribee, R. Bamhart, P. Rogalski, W. Vanderstyne, L. Scott. Third Row: L. Barnhart, W. Milke, A. Hamelinck, A. Berna, H. Hill. Second Row: B. Youngma-H. R- Donovan, G. Bel, Mr. Callan. Front Row: J. Morrison, B. Grace, M. Bel, C. Fox, B. Valcore. Absent: K. Anderson, G. Valcore, R. Johncox. Back Row: J. Wick, D. Pa ne, E. Pett , G. Coomher, F. Naher, F. Kephart, B. Cornell. Fourth Row: J. Molino, D. Bilger, A. Woodworth, C. Greene, R. Cooper, L. Urbanik, L. Laushey. Third Row: E. VanDer- Wall, L. Wall, N. McKee, A. Weber, R. Tobin, R. Burmeister, N. Gratton. Second Row: D. Welch, J. Bushart, M. Daly, F. Banh, R. Mason, J. Hickey, T. Cass. Front Row: T. Boltwood, C. Rowell, P. Button, D. Baker, J. Loquasto, Mrs. Burrow. Absent: B. Curtis, S. Martella, J. Armald, R. Hauser. 29 Back Row: M. Erb, B. Connolly, N. Wick, K. Freer, H. Vogt, N. Luke, J. Morse, G. Helfer, R. Milke, N. Schommer. Third Row: L. Burrow, M. L. Albom, G. Doyle, . Turcotte, W. Schenk, R. Lewis, B. Schultz, S. Cauwels, L. Clark. Second Row: E. Phillips, T. Hickey, R. Amhroz, C. Westfall, S. Pembroke, F. Burmeister, D. Coomber. Front Row: D. Hepburn, C. Hopkins, R. Haak, V. Bowen, H. Carnell, F. Harris, G. Allen, Mrs. Bassage. A bsent: A. Moran, J. Pagliuso, H. Pyfron, R. Herman. Back Row: R. Potunas, C. Henry, R. Halm, D. Sonneville, K, Thayer, C, Minnajnon, G, Ve,-key, R, Whig. comb, R. Fosdick, A. Quick. Third Row: D. Minnamon, C. Maletta, J. Waasdorp, R. Doell, H. Hillegeer, J Fioco, S. Catalano, R. Pembroke. Second Row: E. Jennings, D. Adams, J. Goldstein, P. Buys, D. Boas C. Johnston. Front Row: B. McArthur, E. Covey, S. Bamhart, B. Gillespie, S. Janack, C. Ameele, G Costich, Mr. Buffamante. Absent: J. Triou, J. Ruckdeschel, D. Welker, N. Eaton, A. Loquasto. 30 FHESHMAN III. 55 Fourth Row: R. Triou, F. VanDusen, B. Seen, W. Ryan, D. Smith, R. Welker, W. Turcotte, B. Morse, S. Malelta. Third Row: D. Kiesinger, J. Nicoletti, J. Pagliuso, C. Molino, E. Weber, D. Roland, D. Welch, H. Wis elaere. Second Row: B. Mehrhof, P. Spurr, S. Markham, D. Rowell, L. Marks, E. Morehouse. First Row.- S. lfeilly, S. Risley, M. Rheinhardt, M. Payne, E. Wamhach, Q. Lewis, Mrs. Seaton. Fourth Row: L. Borlley, D. Beneway, J. Do le, A. Cass, L. Hamelink, S. Freer, A. Barmaster, B. Amsler, P. Barnhart, W. Bumett. Third Row: B. Clark, N. Cage, N. Burger, J. Gage, J. Denno, J. Benton, M Crane, M. Hurley. Second Row: J. Ca ello, D. Fioco, . Crane, P. Hillegler, H. Gabrrel, W. Doyle, L Coomber. First Row: D. Wyckoff, F. Blythe, S. Fosdick, B. Christensen, E. Adams, A. Allen, Mr. Mc Carthy. 31 SUPHU HBE CLASS Fourth Row: H. Verhurg, C. Weber, H. Vandevere, H. Murphy, C. Hurley. Third Row: B. Blake. H- Mimla' mon, E. Tobin, B. Doyle, L. Norton, G. Fewster, W. Benedict, G. Seen, B. Underhill, N. Rick. Second Row: V. Moon, K. Ambroz, J. Wilcox, S. Bailey, M. Bilger, J. Vogt, J. Zicari, M. Lomondo, M. Schaefer. First Row: L. Drechsler, J. Bassage, J. Mortimer, P. Masclay, R. Herald, N. Buyck, N. Leenhouts, Mr. Powell. Fourth Row: R. Catalano, B. Cone, D. Vandewinckel, C. Kreb, S. Schaap, J. Markham. Third Row: R. Blfllllfellbllrg, B. Erb, A. Mepham, D. Whittleton, J. Hill, H. Brewer, K. Cooper, G. Bassage. M- Agneuov L. Zimmer. Second Row: M. Wallace, J. Coomber, D. Bills, N. Anthony, J. Morris, G. Schenck, B. hamp- ilfgl. glaigdswin. First Row: B. Johncox, J. Hyman, A. Femaays, J. Fidd, S. Buys, J. Tack, J- Vefslfaefe, . 1 s. 32 I 51 Q ii 1 W 1 1 N 1 Q. vw X, -i E W 9. 2 I H :A ,e G , s z S . X 2 i , . S E 1 2 K 5 5 Q 1 . 1 K E X x 2 ? . ,,,,,,,,,,,,?. ,,,, ,W . .... .. . .... ., 1- Back Row: R. Crane, Lrterary Editorg C. Freer, Business Mana erg T. Wallace, Advertising Managerg P. Markham, Sports Editorg Mrs. Brundige, Senior Advisorg Mrs. Childs, Advisor. Front Row: N. Melvin, Grades Editorg R. Ficarro, Photography Editorg B. Bulterman, Editor-in-Chiefg J. Poulter, S. Sarazyn, Typing Staffg A. Ziegler, Junior Literary Editor. Absent: Gladys Lucas. EDITOR:- Beverly Bulterman ADVISOR:- Mrs. Childs B USIN ESS MANAGER:- Charles Freer THE 1!151E!lBLE With the determination to produce a really fine year- book, the 1951 EAGLE STAFF' proceeded with plans to carry out this wish. Aided by Mrs. Childs and Mr. Chinelly who had previous experience in yearbook work, the staff laid their plans thoughtfully and care- fully. After innumerable conferences, we decided on what we liked and put together the body of the year- book. As each learned his job, we proceeded to do our best to fulfill our responsibilities and do our full share. Beverly Bulterman, as editor-in-chief, had the job of overseeing our work and making sure that the work was done correctly. We introduced two styles of yearbooks, one with hard covers and one with the finer added covers. With the aid of excellent printing and pEotography, this year's EAGLE became what we desired. We owe much to those who cooperated fully with us. 34 A new innovation to the school this year was the school paper put out by the Senior Class. Under the leadership of Jackie Bel, Jeannette Keymel, Nanc Melvin and Joyce Poulter, the paper was soon started? With the aid of many reporters news was collected and published. The whole Senior Class acted as news- hawks, comering the underclassmen, be ging them to buy our edition. But we prospered, ang put out our paper at various intervals. The paper itself had a gossip section, fashion page, sports, school news, personality glimpses and other sections properly be- longing in a paper. We hope by starting this paper that we've helped the future classes to be better able to publish one when they are Seniors. THE EAGLE SEHEAM5 Back Row: J. Bel, N. Melvin. Front Row: J. Keymel, J. Poulter. ADVISOR:- Mrs. Brundige EDITOR:- Jackie Bel BUSINESS MANAGER:- Jeannette Keymel Back Row: C. Sarazyn, J. LaLonde, C. Mepham, M. Risley. Second Row: C. Freer, T. Wallace, J. Benedict, M. Whitcomb, J. Campisi, R. Crane. Front Row: A. Calle, M. Gabriel, G. Wright, S. Sarazyn, B. Bulterman. Absent: G. Lucas. Back Row: J. Deitz, B. Bamhart, J. Morris, Mrs. Childs, P. Luke, F. Milke, P. Keisenger, P. Masclay. Front Row: D. Vandewinkle, L- Hame- link, J. Seen. THE ANIIE BAN The Dance Band is a creditable addition to the music department. Under the skillful guidance and supervision of Mrs. Updaw, it has given performances on several occa- sions, including the Senior Play and the Junior Play. lts musically-minded members have practiced diligently to achieve their aims of perfection. 36 LIBH HY EL B The Library Assistants, who aid Mrs. Childs, help amazingly b perfecting the system of checking books and magazines, and maintaining order in the library. The club's ambitious and capable officers are Jean Seen, Presidentg Lois Hame- link, Secretary and Janet Deitz, Treasurer. Back Row: B. Burnett, P. Markham, G. Reithel, S. Zicari, B. Blake B Underhill. Fmnt Row: Mrs. Updaw, B. L. Cone, S. Bailey, S. Markham E. Wambach, J. Bassage, E. Tobin. ARSITY With cheerleading at its best, the Varsity squad was off to a flying start by drawing su port from enthusiastic fans with its clever new cheers. Under the able direction of Mrs. Merhoff, the cheerleaders displayed their pep and agility at all the games. Back Row: B. Porray, P. Masclay, Mrs. Merhoff, J. Johncox, J. Mortimer. Front Row: B. Cone, J. Benton. Back Row: M. L. Blythe, L. Molino, M. Mepham, Mrs. Merhoff. Front Row: J. Markham, I. Brasser, M. Hill. CHEERLEADERS UNIUR VARSITY The Junior Cheerleaders, also aided by Mrs. Merhoff, splendidly showed their enthusiasm and cheer- leading skill during Junior Varsity games. Betty Lou Cone is their efficient captain, encouraging them to exercise their strong lungsl These energetic students promise to be cheering our Varsity team to future victories. 37 COACH:- Mr. Robert Colburn MANAGER:- Robert Ameele -f N ....1w..f. 1 img-vnu. Third Row: C. Slocum, B. Blake, G. Reithel, C. Mepham. Second Row: R. Crane, P. Markham, J. Fidd, H. Blankenburg. First Row: H. Minnamon, G. Grace, M. Bonanno. SCHEDULE Wayne Opponent 3 7 33 Marion Wolcott 43 34 Pal-Mac 59 50 North Rose 3 2 2 3 Cl de 40 3 1 Winiamson 50 42 Sodus 34 5 1 Marion 45 38 Wolcott 37 5 1 Pal-Mac 48 47 Lyons 26 39 North Rose 62 49 Penfield 41 52 Cl de 33 55 Williamson 28 4 1 Sodus 4 1 35 Penfield 41 60 Keen rivalry and the urge to win made this team one of the scrappie st teams in the le ue. Sodus, Clyde, Williamson and Wayne all battled down to The wire before Williamson won the crown. Much credit is due to Coach Colburn and his boys for a very successful season. BASKETBALL Wx' B. Buffamonte James DeNio .IUNIUH VARSITY BASKETB LI. The future varsity team of Wayne Central got off to a slow start this year due mainly to inexperience. Toward the end of the campaign, the boys began clicking and finished with an average record. Coach Buffamonte did a good job of ready- ing his charges to step into vacated varsity spots next year. Coach Manager Third Row: J. Hill, N. Leenhouts, VI. Erb, E. Tobin, S. Maletta. Second Row: J. Pagliuso, D. Keisenger, W. Ryan, R. Herald, W. Bumett. First Row: G. Allen, K. Ambroz, N. Leenhouts, C. Molino. WHESTLI E Third Row: L. Norton, C. Grace, R. Hoffman, F. Milke, R. Whittleton, R. Turcotte, R. Ameele. Second Row: Coach Gentile, D. Welch, J. Capello, M. Whitcomb, D. Bills, R. Fioco, R. Gabriel. First Row: L. Dreschler, C. Molino. Under the able guidance of Coach Gentile, the brawny wrestlers of Wayne Central proved to be a team to be feared, overcoming most of their opponents. With a year's ex- perience and new wrestling tricks, the grunt and groan boys eagerly await the call to the sectionals. 39 JU Illll CLASS Fifth Row: G. Reithel, R. Ameele, J. DeNio, R. Wambach, J. Fidd, T. Stark, L. Hopkins, Nel Leenhouts H. Doolidge, C. Slocum. Fourth Row: G. Herman, R. Hoffman, R. Barber, S. Zicari, G. Gibbs, A. Valcore, A. Osterhout, B. Porray, H. Scott. Third Row: B. Barnhart, B. Bulterman, M. Hobusto, M. Blythe, J. Poulter, P. Luke, I. Brasser, P. Keisenger, M. Cauwels, F. Milke. Second Row: C. Rowell, F. Schaefer, J. Seen, L. Molino, P. Wooster, R. Jeffers, A. Ziegler, M. Hill, J. Johncox. First Row: Mr. Bridges, S. Norwood, I. Barmaster, P. Granger, J. Dietz, M. Mepham, E. Schultz, Mrs. Ransley. The Juniors have ambitiously tried and tested many schemes for the purpose of raising money for next year's cherished Trip. We've held our Junior Prom and a Square Dance, sold pop and beanies, and even tried to put on a play. Arlene Ziegler is our hard working president, ably assisted by vice-president Mary Hill. Elsie Schultz keeps a record of what we've accomplished while Nelson Leenhouts receives all money earned by the class. Beverly Barnhart takes care of the publicity angle as news re- porter. Our Student Council representatives are Bonnie Barber and Pat Wooster. 4-0 W' m fx mf , . , BH E SE Illll EHUH 5 . 1 , , . Q . . - , f J . it J ., U Q., 3 - r :lf L 4' Back Row: C. Reithel, R. Blankenburg, W. Underhill, R. Barber, P. Markham, R. Roland, R. Crane. Third Row: A. Mepham, B. Bulterman, J. Micks, E. Schultz, B. Bamhart, A. Cass, B. Johncox, G- SHTHZYP. F- BlY1he1 J- Fidd. N. BuVCk. Second Row: M. Agnello, M. Mepham, J. Bassage, F- Milke. G- OSVYIIM .J- Keymol, M. Gabriel, C. Noto, E. Morehouse, L. Molino. Front Row: B. Bllllerman, P- WOOSWF. M- Hlll. .l- Johncox, C. Kreb, C. Wright, B. Clark, L. Marks, J. Benton, H. VanDeViere, S. Markham, D. Vandewinckel. SE IUHB1-l ll Back Row: R. Crane, G. Coomber, W. Underhill, J. Benedict, W. Bumett, B. Blake. Third Row: S. Zicari, M. Gillespie, P. Markham, S. Hepburn, R. Tobin, H. Murphy, D. Hepburn, C. Reithel. Second Row: Mrs. Updaw, E. Tobin, J. Bassage, S. Markham, S. Bailey, J. Wilcox, B. L. Cone, E. Wambach, J. Vogt, E. Adams, M. J. Cauwels, M. Alborn. Front Row: S. Reilly, J. VerSt.raete, J. Morse, C. Rowell, J. Tack, J. Zicari, B. Erb, J. Cone, J. Tobin, J. Waasdorp, D. Rowell, H. Vogt. Twirlers: C. Helfer, C. Saraz n, J. Fioco, B. Bulterman, Majoretteg F. Harris, J. Hyman, S. Risley. Absent: M. Breitung, V. Carnell, J. Tiriou, D. Hennessey. 42 SE IUH IIHUIH Back Row: R. Gabriel, R. Smith, D. Beneway, M. Bonanno, R. Seen, R. Crane, C. Mepham. Third Row: P. Granger, S. Sarazyn, J. Bel, R. Ficarro, J. Hyman, M. Reinhardt, S. Risley, S. Reilly, M. Risley, N. Melvin J. Tack. Second Row: M. Lomondo, E. Adams, P. Hilleger, P. Mascla , A. Galle, J. Coomber, C. Rowell, M. J. Cauwels, P. Luke, I. Brasser, S. Freer. Front Row: M. Crane, Thompson, J. Poulter, H. Lewis, N. Burger, J. Markham, R. Catalano, B. L. Cone, H. Murphy, Mrs. Eaton. UNIIJH BH ll Back Row: Mrs. Woodworth, G. Vandewinckel, H. Hilleger, C. Coomber. Third Row: R. Biviano, C. Rowell, M. Button, P. Davis, E. Covey, H. Lewis, G. Waasdorp. Second Row: J. Cass, J. Tobin. Front Row: J. Cone, J. Spence, S. Pembroke, D. Baker, J. Coomber, D. Keys, S. Hepbum, L. Scott, L. Bassage. 43 BIHLS SEXTET The Girls' Sextet, directed by Mrs. Grimaldi and Mrs. Eaton, displayed its talents at numerous performances. The blended voices were heard at the Senior Play, P.T.A. meetings, the Christmas Pageant-and even captured the first prize at the Student Council Amateur Showl Originally a uartet, it was ex- panded to incilude more harmony. L to R.: S. Markham, B. Bulterman, B. Cone, Mrs. L. Eaton, J. Mark- ham, B. Bulterman. Abs ent: M. Breitung. F. P. A. BASKETBALL This year the Future Farmers of America decidedl proved them- selves to be not only an agricultural- ly inclined organization, but an athletically indomitable basketball team. The players made a winning beginning at games with other Wayne County F.F.A. teams, and continued their success throughout the season. 44 Back Raw: G. Herman, A. Osterhout, I . Mllke, L. Hopkins, U. Bassage W, E,-b, From Row: C. Fleer, B. Doyle, H. Scott, H. Clark, R. Jeffers, air . , 5 It -.gf ts? to ... '9 r ' T' t A A f. 1. I .- N 'X rf' p l 'K l 'S s .g .:,1f,,,, Row: R. Crane, L. Zimmer. Third Row: W. Ryan, R. Whittleton, Nel Leenhouts, P. Markham, R. iHerold. Second Row: B. Blake, H. Minnamon, J. Hill, E. Tobin, C. Slocum. First Row: D. Blankenburg, K. Ambroz, Nor. Leenhouts, C. Mepham. BASEBALL Coach Al Gentile's boys hope to im rove on their poor record of last year. This year, with practicallly the whole team return- ing, they look forward to bettering last year's record of 1 win, 7 losses. Carl Slocum and Barry Blake will be called upon to do most of the hurling, while Dick Blankenburg will receive their slants. Other retuming vets are Clarence Mepham, Phil Markham, Ronnie Crane and Harry Minnamon. The rest of the team will principally be made up of So homores who with a year of experience will capably fill the bilii. With the determination to become a topflight team, this year's team will strive to better last year's record. 45 .pg Coach Al Gentile Coach Bob Colburn Back Row: C. Slocum, G. Reithel, C. Mepham. Middle Row: H. Minnamon, D. Blankenhurg, R. Crane. Front Row: M. Whitcomb, P. Markham, Nel. Leenhouts. ULLEYHALL Coach Bob Colbum's squad this year, with a few hold-overs from last season, expects to develop into a threat for the county title. With the determination to improve themselves and take the title, the boys are going all out in an effort to make up a good team. With the big men doing the spiking and the little men setting them up, the bo s should become one of the best teams in the league. They'l,l be participating in the Winter Carnival at Newark, and from there, they expect to go on to the sectionals. 46 UMBLEHS Lack of equipment, such as parallel bars and a horse, has imited the gymnastics team to tumbling. The tumbling team competes for honors at the Sectionals in Rochester, and is also a definite part of the gym demonstration put on each year by the physical education department. Back Row: Phil Markham, Ray Herold. Front Row: John Bene- dict, Dick Blankenhurg. Back Row: Coach Colburn, H. Minnamon, N. Leenhouts, G. Reithel, C. Mepham, R. Crane, D. Blankenhurg, C. Freer, Manager. Front Row: M. Whitcomb, J. Mortimor, L. Dreschler, W. Ryan, K. Ambroz, G. Grace, D. Bills. TH EK Last year's track team placed sec- ond in t e county championship race. With most of his men returning, Coach Bob Colburn expects to im- prove on that finish. As returning varsity material, Colburn has sec- tional champ Clarence Mepham, as well as other standout performers, to rely on. The team this year should put up a strong fight for county and sectional honors. 47 7 .Lamar S e A . . Q is Y 4'-f . v . Ex Maureen Rosemary N ancy Beverly Clarence IS' C armella Thillman Jackie Milo Howard if W M, S-1 . , , 2 x44 N ,. 4 lm!! K, 15: ,N V wi' 5 . .. Q 1 y we 5 .QA 1. i N, 1 li iffr? '.? .wfjf?1Q W gn A w fi, u 'yy' . 'K i .' x .EU q 've Gwendolyn Charles Joan ,loan Gladys Back Row: R. Crane, News Reporterg Mrs. Bnmdiie, Advisorg Mr. Davis, Advisor. Front Row: T. Wallace, Presidentg R. Turcotte, Vice-Presidentg . Bulterman, Secretaryg C. Sarazyn, Treasurer. THE SE IUHS With these last few words, the Seniors say farewell to those we've known and liked for four years. It's been fun working our way up and we hope the oncoming classes will do as well as we have. Good luck to all of you. 49 KENNETH BREWSTER At life he sometimes takes a peep, but bless the man who invented sleep. Safety Patrol 35 F.F.A. JOSE PH CAMPISI A leader of a thousand men, but the follower of a thousand women. Sr. Play 45 F.F.A. Club 45 F.F.A. Donkey Basketball 45 Choir 35 Jr. Prom 35 Baseball 25 Christmas Play 45 Gent. Songsters 3. 50 .IACQUELIN BEL To laugh and giggle is her delight. She never stops from mom to night. Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Lib 45 Com. Club 15 F.H.A. Pres. 25 Girls' Athletics 35 Ed. Sr. Paper 45 Yearbook 35 Triple Trio 2, 35 Sr. Play 4. 55 JOHN BENEDICT ' I ain't happy with nothing to ignore, so that's what teachers were created for. Basketball 1, 25 Tumbling 3, 45 Sr. Play 2, 45 Band 2, 3, 45 Student Council 25 Safety Pau-ol 15 All-State 4. fa. gl N Q ' RONALD CRANE All the great men are dying, and I don't feel so well myself Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Soccer 3, 45 Volleyball 45 Athletic Club 15 Class Re- orter 45 Chorus 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Vice-Pres. 15 Boys' State 35 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. ROSEMARY FICARRO All life is an experiment, the more experiments you make, the better. Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 45 Class Pres. 35 Girls' Ath- 1, 2, 3, 45 Student letics Council 1, 25 May Queen 35 Girls' State 35 All-State 45 Yearbook 3, 45 Jr. Prom Att. 3. A BEVERLY BULTERMAN She always manages the moment as if it were her own personalpropertyf' Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 35 Triple Trio 1, 25 Melody Maids 35 Camera Club 15 Jr. Prom 35 Sr. Play 45 Sec. 45 Ed., Yearbook 45 All-State 45 D.A.R. Pilgrim 45 Perfect Att. 15 Honor Roll 1, 25 Vol- leyball 2. HOWARD CLARK l'm little and I'm wise, I'm a terror for my size.' Pres. 15 Sec. 15 Vice-Pres. 35 Baseball 25 Basketball 25 Soccer 25 Manager 1, 25 F.F.A. 3, 45 F.F.A. Basket- ball 3, 45 Camera Club 25 F.F.A. News Reporter 45 F.F.A. Donkey Bwketball 4. F.F.A. 3, 45 F.F.A. Sec. 5 Sr. Play 45 Yearbook - F.F.A. Speaking Contest 5 Silver String Ensemble ' Christmas Pageant 3, 5 4 3 Girls' Athletics 2, 3, 45 3 2 H.R. Sargeant-at-arms . ARLENE GALLE Laugh and the world laughs with you. Cry and you streak your rouge. Choir 1, 2, 45 Girls' Ath- letics 1, 2, 3. l JOAN BARBARA LaLONDE We like our girls slender, te nder, and tall. 1 1 4 3 C HARLES F REER He sujers frequently from high blonde pressure. ' Baseball 1, 25 Basketball 1, 25 Track l, 2, 35 Ca tain 35 Soccer 15 County Cilhampf mile 1, 35 Sr. Play 45 Track Manager 45 F.F.A. Basket- ball 3, 45 F.F.A. 3, 45 F.F.A. Sec. 35 F.F.A. Pres. 45 Yearbook 45 Mag. Sales Manager 45 Student Council Sec. 35 Sec. 15 Treasurer 2. MARY GABRIE L She enters a room, voice first. Girls' Athletics 1, 2, 3, 45 Com. Club 15 Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Sr. Play 45 Manager Girls' Athletics 45 American Legion Speaking Contest 4. 55 O 0' 61 PHILLIP MARKHAM A smart man is one who hasn't let a woman pin any- thing on him since he was a baby. Basketball 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Soccer 2, 3, 45 Cho- rus 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Gentlemen Songsters 2, 35 All-State 3, 45 Volleyball 2, 45 Tumbling 3, 45 Student Council 45 Yearbook 45 Golf 3, 45 Class Treas. 2. 1 Q 1 JEAN G. MEAKER Modesty is the beauty of n.lf IUOWIC Chorus 1, 2, 35 Twirler's 1, 25 Yearbook Club 35 Girls' Night 2. 3. IEANNETTE KEYMEL This rose was not bam to blush unseen. Triple Trio 25 Chorus 1, 2 3, 45 Sr. Play 45 News aper Club 1, 45 Girls' Athllietlcs 25 F.H.A. Treas 45 Jr. Prom 35 Perfect Att. 1, 3 l GLADYS L LUCAS She's the plot of some- one's life story. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 News- paper Club 15 Treas. 15 Pres. 25 F.H.A. Pres 45 Sr. Play usherette 45 Yearbook 3, 45 Yearbook Club 25 Art Ed.-Newspaper 4. 51 JOAN H. MILLER A wornan's mind is cleaner than a man's5 she changes it more often. Band 1, 2, 35 Library Club l, 25 Commercial Club 15 F'.H.A. 45 Camera Club l5 F.C.A. 45 Perfect Atten- dance 1. LUCY JEAN PILATO She's as likeable as she is lockable. Class Reporter 15 Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 25 Girls' Athletics 2, 35 Senior Play 45 Eagle Staff 35 Honor Roll 1, 2, 45 Queen's Att. 3. 52 NANCY JANE MELVIN Her baby stares are for guys to trip on. Choir l, 2, 3, 45 Triple Trio 2, 35 All-State 45 County Choir 35 Camera Club lg Cheerleading 2, 35 Yearbook 3, 45 Jr. Prom Att. 35 Girls' Athletics 3, 45 Sr. Play 45 Jr. Prom Dec.-35 Sec. Camera Club 15 Mgr. Ma . Sale 25 Newspaper 45 Golf 3, 4. 55 CLARE NCE 'J. MEPHAM Everyday he becomes a better athlete, and today he plays like tomorrow. H.R. President lg Student Council Treas.35 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Soccer 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 2, 3, 45 Half Mile Champ., Sec- tion Five 35 Chorus 3, 45 Boys' State 3. 'aw it Sv 0 ' MAUREEN KAY RISLEY Though high school days have their delights, they can't compare with high school nights. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Athletics l, 25 Yearbook Staff 3g F.H.A. 25 Senior Play 4. JAMES ROLAND I like work, I could sit and look at it for hours. Baseball 25 Basketball 1, 2 Soccer 25 F.F.A. 3, 45 F.F'.A. Basketball 35 Cam- era Club 2. CARMELLA L. NOTO Any girl can handle the beast in a man if she's cagey enough. Girls' Night 1, 2, 35 Choir 1, 2, 45 Student Council 2, 4- Presidentg F.H.A. 2 fNews Reporterlg Speaking Prize 25 Class Reporter 35 Yearbook 45 Latin Club 2. JOYCE POULTER She's working for a MRS. degre e. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Camera Club 15 Yearbook Club 25 Yearbook Staff 3, 45 Senior Newspaper Editor 45 Jr. Dance Chairman 35 Sr. Play Usherette 45 Sr. Dance Tick- ets 45 F.C.A- 4. .IOSEPHINE SCHILLACI Silence is a gem which she possesses. F.H.A. 2, 49 Girls' Night 2- choif 1, 2, 3, F.H.A. His: torian 4. A ROBERT TURCOTTE I can resist anything but temptation. Track 19 Soccer 2g Wrestling 49 Chorus 1, 2, 39 Photog- raphy Club 19 Vice-Pres. 49 Sr. Play 4g Manager Mag. Sales 4. GLORIA M. SARAZYN I make the most of all that comes and the least of all that goes? Choir 2, 3, 49 Safety Patrol 39 Pres. 29 Treas. 3, 49 As- sembly Representative lg Baton Twirler's 1, 2, 3, 4g Com. Club 19 Cherry Pie Baking Contest 3, 4g Girls' Night 29 Perfect Att. 1, 2, 3, 4. SHIRLEY C . SARAZ YN The kind of girl who looks as though she's going to have a wonderful past. Triple Trio 39 Choir 1, 2, 3, 49 Baton Twirlers 1, 2, 3g Sec. 3g Safety Patrol 39 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 49 Year- book 49 Perfect Att. 39 Cher- ry Pie Baking Contest 29 Senior Play-Student Direct- or 49 Spaghetti Supper Chair- man 3. sop ws 4' THIL LMAN WALLACE There is no great genius without some touch of mad- ness. Basketball 19 Safety Patrol li Treas. 19 String Ensemble 2g Vice-Pres. 29 Badminton 3g Pres. 49 Yearbook 49 Sr. Play 4. GWE NDOLYN WRIG HT She thinks she'd rather be small, than never be at allf' French Club 19 Basketball 19 Softball 19 Sec. of Home EC. 19 Cheerleader 19 Cho- rus 2, 3, 49 All-State 49 Sen- ior Play 49 Girls' Athletics 29 Junior Town Meeting 49 Latin Club 3. NORMAN SULLIVAN I'm a self-made man, but if I had to do it over, I'd call in someone else. F.F.A. 3, 4g Honor Roll 19 Ski Club 29 Stage Club 4. MILO WHITCOMB A young man in his early j'Iirties. Soccer 2, 3, 49 Track 3, 49 Com. Club 29 Wrestling 2, 3, 49 Champ. Wayne County- Wrestlingg Volleyball 3, 49 Stage Manager 4. 53 Compliments of SUPERIOR SCHOOL BUS BODIES DOIl.I' overlook the l95l Superiors. N ' d Q h ' . A Nl, Z.QLiT5' 11,5231 ONTARIO AGENCY INC Write for details. Superior Body Sales, Inc. STONECROF T Phone 626 NEVUARK, NEW YORK FRUIT 81 VEGETABLES Sold Supefioz-5 since 1932 FRESH MFATS dc GROCERIES Ontario, N. Y. Phone 2 Compliments c STATE BANK OF ONTARIO ONTARIO, N. Y. NIENIBFR of FFSDERAI. RESHZVIA SYSTFNT .uni FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSIIRANLI- CQORPOI-fATION 1 Compliments Of The Williamson Sun W'illiamson, New York DECKER 81 IYIULLIE Williamson New York DRY GOODS 86 LADIES' READY TO WEAR Compliments of Van's Doaghnul Shop Williainson, New York Red 81 White Food Store GROCERIES 64 MEATS Prop.-john Almekincler Phone 3202 Ontario, New York SMART SHOES FOR THE OCCASION C. Hodges Company Holeproof Fashion Award Hosiery Williamson, N. Y. BLAKE'S PHARMACY YOUR REXALL STORE Williamson New York CQ imimm plimenis of EATON'S STORE Fraitland Garage Fred lvlillav. Prop All Nlnkes of lfnrs liefniirvsl Omarin New Yorls I Fruitland. N. Y. 4 i 1 I SOCOM, Products Goodyear Tires HICKS sz GEARS JOHN W. SEEN TOPS FOOD MARKETS GROCERIES - MEATS DRUGS - DRY GOODS DE SOTO 86 PLYMOUTH GAS AND QU! SALES 64 SERVICE Ontario 3922 Phone 2441 Ontario, N. Y. Fruitland, N. Y. Cnmpl iments of T LEENHOUT'S DAIRY PRODUCTS iimonc Unlzirm 1541 Phone Wiilia'nson 7026 For delivery nnvuimen- in lwntario or Williamson Ontario New York 56 SURGE DAIRY EQUIPMENT ERIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES J. T. WOOD Williamson, N. Y. Phone 5571 For That Glamorous Permanent Relaxing Scalp Treatment Call Palmyra 750-R-3 W lddings' Beauty Studio Walworth, N. Y. Compliments of RAY PEMBROKE'S RED 8: WHITE Walworth, N. Y. Groceries Meats Fresh Vegetables Knapp's Custom Cleaners Authorized Westinghouse Laundromat '3 Hr. 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Y. R h 60 LUCAS PHARMACY Frank K. Lucas THE REXALL STORE W ebster, New York Jerry's ESSO Station Tires - Tubes -- Batteries Lubrication Specialists At th Fo C rn r e ur o e s Where Quality Colnts' Webster 237 LIEBERMAN'S Union Hill, N. Y. Webster 271-F-2 Klem Chevrolet Inc. Complete Collision and Bainting Service Complete Stock Chevrolet Parts and Repairing Webster Drug Store Milton Case, Pharmacist 21 Main Street Webster New York Webster 127-W Open Evenings BOWMAN'S Phone 176 7 East Main Street Webster. New York Compliments of Dr. C. R. Averill 86 Dr. H. M. Averill Webster, N. Y. Webster Electric Appliance Co. 16 East Main Street Webster, New York James B. Stark, Owner . Compliments of Dr. Glenn De Gelleke Willianx son, New York Williamson Fruit I Kr Vegetable Coop. Assn. Inc. Dealers in Feed, Seed, Fertilizer, Fruits Vegetables and Farm Supplies Dial--6871 Williamson, N. Y. Compliments of Williamson Lumber Company Lumber - Millwork - Building Supplies J. Willis Barrett C 'f'i S ' Building Williamson, New York Williamson' N' Y' C Williamson 013350 Dial 5081 2763 Com pliments of The Tot's Toggery Shoppe A Com 'ete Infants' tu Teen Store p. L . 23 E. Nlain St. Telephone 5l8.' Williaixmscwn. N. Y. Williamson Greenhouses The Crawfords Flowers For All Occasions Bedding Plants in Season Phone 7001 F.T.D.A.-Wire Service Anywhere F armers' Feed Ji Crain Co. Farmer Boy Dairy and Poultry Feecls Phone 5171 Willialnson. New York Z onneville Motors Inc. DODGE PLYMOUTH DODGE job-Rated TRUCKS 2-4 South Avenue Williarnson, New York Phones: Cffice-5981 Parts 56 Service-6031 For Convenience - For Economy For Cleanliness C10 Ali Electric Rochester Gas Kr Electric GULF PETROLEUM PROD. Gerard A. Cantin jobbers of CNP' GASOLINE - FUEL OIL Your Friendly Service Co. KEROSENE 5 North St. Dial Ontario 5111 Ontario Center, N. Y. Compliments of Bassage's Self Service Food Store Ontario Center, N. Y. 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Compliments of Frank Daniels BARBER SHOP Nvebster, New York 36 East Main Street ' Buy the Favorite Buy Frigidaire NETZMAN ELECTRIC Welvster. N. Y. Coin nliments of Bill mind Ken's Service Station N1L5BILGAS PRODUCTS -Webster, N. Y. PAT RYAN NIL-ara Grocerie Gas Oil Tirex Phoiie-Nlaredmm 4146 Vvest VV.ilwurth, New York ffumplimenta of Ontario Flooring and Plastic Shop Phone 4144 Cfoinpiiments of Cordon Youngman Xvnlvvorth. New York BEST XVlSlr'HfS Wick Hardware Quality Merchaimdise Popular Prices Nvalworth, N. Y.---Pnl. 751-Rl Ontario Garage 8: Service Station F. If, Blvthe. Proprietor PONTIAC CARS All Makes of Cars Repaired 55 Hut Nlain Street Office Phone 3961. Reaidence Vinnie 3-QU! 68 A. G. HUTCHINSON INC. WAYNE CDUNTY DISTRIBUTOR International Trucks Dealers in McCormick Farm Equipment International Freezers and Refrigerators THREE BIG STORES Williamson Wolcott Newark A. N. 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Makers of WeatherTeens For Girls City Club Velvet Step For Men For Woinen Claston Smart Maid SMOIS WEATHERBIRD SHOES Best For Growing Boys and Girls shoes For The Entire Family TONY NOTO'S SHOE STORE 8 West Main Street Ontario, New York Phone 3601 73 Webster Lumber Company Stanley A, Nlartin - Irving C. Brodie Co-Partners 799 Holt Road Xvclvster., New York Witmer Bros., Inc Coal -- Coke - Produce G. L. F. Supplies Tel. 350 Webster, N. Y. Compliments of Bill Gray's Refreshment Stnnd Cmnpl imentg of I rving Armstrong General Insurance Quahw Food Phone' 2151 Ontario. N PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS ! THROUGH THEIR ADS, THEY HAV E PATRONIZED US. Q 12' . Y, , AW :S D fi. Q ff fl Q an . -Q . ' , . 1, . 'Y l 1- 15 ' 1. ' N-fxagwew, A QQ. M3134 A ' Q - Q' : ,. ' f M ? f, ?4i 1 x'15 ' 'Q A few? ,A , A 2 1 .W - jg - ,M 1 Mm W - 1 as f' 1 , Q f wi in Q! ' W Fw 2' s, 75, 35 ,W f l I I 1 - I gm- iv? ff ,VA . h at 4 a 4 1 ff f 2593 E, ,ww 2. 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