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

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Q1 Thom Bill Bob THOM STARK Thom What fools these mortals be. Library Club 3. WILLIAM UNDERHILL Bill Bill, you know is quite a lad, never too good, and never too bad. J.V. Basketball 2, Baseball lg Soccer lg Track Ig Volleyball 4, Eagle Staff4, Safety Patrol 1,2, Senior Band 1,2,3,4, Dance Band 3,4, Boys' Quarter 4, Choir 1,2,3,4, All-state Choir 4, All-state Band 4. ROBERT WAMBACH Bob Take life as it comes. Volleyball 4, F,F.A. 2, 3, Choir 4. PATRICIA WOOSTER Red Our redhead with a grin, and the devil built in. Girls' Athletics 2, 3,4, Co-manager 3, 3, Girls' Basketball 2, 3,4, Student Council Sec 3,Treas. 4, Eagle Staff 4, Senior Play 4, Choir 3, Most Improved Girl Athlete 3. RUDOLPH YOUNGMAN Rudy Restless as a windshield wiper. J.V. Basketball lg F.F.A. Basketball 2, Track lg Volley- ball 4: F.F.A. 2.3. SAM ZICARI Sam A playful wisecrack,iest or a pun,can do no harm to anyone. J.V. Basketball 1,2, Soccer lg Volleyball 4, F.F.A. 1,2, Senior Band 2, 3,4, Dance Band 3.4, All-state Band 4, Syracuse Contest 3,4. Sam 19 Red Rudy

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CLASS Wlll , We the members of the Class of 1952 berng of sound and serrous mrnd do hereby bequeath leave grve and get rrd of the following duds feats achrevements and accomplrshments e Faculty Another class rf possrble as conscrentrous as the Class of 52 e Junrors Our place at the top of the ladder of learmng e Sophomores The posslbrlrty of berng the frrst to graduate from the new school e Freshmen An escort from the frrst grade to keep them out of trouble From Bob Ameele to Mr Brrdges A can of o1l for hrs chevy From Ronnre Barber to Gorden Fewster The abrhty to play love scenes From Irma Barmaster to Shrrley Buys The rrght to be a blond xhtml From Beverly Barnhart and Janet Dretz to Joyce Wrlcox and Shrrley Barley Therr perfectron rn the art of mental telepathy From Jeanne Bel and Mary Hrll to Joyce Hyman and Arlene Fernaayes A lrttle brt of therr pep and ener iyrom Mary Lou Blythe to Phylhs Masclay Her place on the varsrty cheerleadrng squad From Mrke Bonanno to Drck Mrnnamon The abrlrty to harass the teachers From Bob Botsford to Ralph Portunas Hrs innocent look From Irma Brasser to Sue Rrsley The right to have a boyfriend rn the Arr Force From Bethany Bulterman to Gall Helfer 1-ler posrtron as drum marorette From Mary Jane Cauwels and Carolrne Rowell to Emma Adams and Joan Tack Therr place rn the band From Jrm De N10 to Jerry Seen Hrs neon bow ties From Harry Doolrdge to Davrd Beneway Some of his abrlrty l.l'l French From Joe Frdd to Barry Blake His electrrcal responslbrlrtres From George Grbbs to Ray Herald His blusterrng manner From Don Goebert to Karel Ambroz A chance to go to Boys State From Patrrcla Granger to Mr Gentile Her health notes ,... From Jackre Hightower to Helen Murphy Her southern accent From Ray Hoffman to Ronnie Staves A lrttle of hrs speed From Larry Hopkrns to Bob Tobrn Hrs posrtron on the soccer team From Bob Jeffers to Joe Cappello Some pornters for a ticket wrnnlng hot rod From Janet Johncox to Beverly Johncox A lrttle of her petrteness From Pearlrne Kresrnger Her knowledge of the vtolrn to anyone takrn lessons From Nelson Leenhouts to Eddre Hatght A lrttle brt of sunshlne From Norman Leenhouts Hrs water prstol to anyone wrth a good arm From Marcla Mepham Her athletrc abllrty to Audrey Mepham who doesn t need rt From Frances Mrlke to Gertrude Chase Her abrlrty to plan refreshments From Fred Mrlke to Harold Pyfrom Hrs stamlna for work From Lucy Molrno and Paulrne Luke to Barbara Brldson and Marrlyn Brertung Therr shyness From Shrrley Norwood and Frances Schaefer to Dorothy Hennessey and Jackre Benton Thelr quret and reserved ways From Bernre Porray to Jerry Hrll The rrght to be flrst rn the lunch ltne From Alvrn Osterhout to Lee Dreshler A back seat ln cholr From Janet Poulter to Nancy Anthony Her bad knee From George Rerthel to George Weber The rrght to be srx feet tall From Mary Robusto To Nancy Buyck Her abrlrty to bake cherry pies From Elsie Schultz toMr Powell Her hopes that one of his students wrll go to Albany State Teachers College From Harold Scott to Mrs Ransley Some of hrs quretness From Jeanne Seen to Joan Markham Her nurse s responsrbrhtles From Carl Slocum to Lyman Norton The rrght to be late three days out of five From Carol Slocum Her responsrblllties around school to anyone who wants them From B111 Underhill to B111 Burnett His drum rudiments book From Bob Wamback to Skrp Brarnhall Hrs seat rn the outer office From Patty Wooster Her wltlcrsms rather sharp at trmes to Rose Catalano, who already possesses some of her own From Rudy Youngman That wluch he would have done, but has left undone to anyone who wishes to do lt From Sam Zicarr to Mr Davls Full possession of his Joke book. From Arlene Zregler to Mary Brlger Some of her giggles Now we the Class of 52, take our leave Z ' - 1'-' To th : , ' ' , ' ' ' . To th ' : ' . f T0 th : ' ' ' ' ' . W To th : ' .