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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1953 volume:

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Cn 0 WAYNE CENTRAL ool of Wayne Central the entered the hrgh sch ln the fall of 1949 there srn Class of 53 and a zealous, ambrtrous, cher ambrtrous, promr g he class and the tea zealous, A mr ht be expected t promrsrngyoung teacher s g were placed together, and thus they remarned for four eventful years lt drd not take long for the members of the class to get to know and be therr advrsor Even then, ha who was thence to h r ton on therr lrke thrs drsarmrng c p n themtogo toWas ng hem advrcc advrsr g ualrtres of the he started grv rngt trze the adrnrrable cr d srn them to recogr a able teacher Senror trr a vr g frstdrscoveredwhatac p Asfreshmen they r f hrs nature Democratrc Party d wrth the helpfulness o became acquarnte ver the class he was and frrst h frrendshrp Whene ears strengthened t rs there ready The next two y l uardran was always ndary therr relrab e g r ear they found rtself rn a qua , t A arn, rn therrlunro y , d trar hten everythrng ou g rn Amerrcan to ardthem an s g, h r rnstructor, thrs trme d to have htm as t er rtrrbures of the were prrvrlege hrm concernrng the a l the heard rnuch from h ton D l-lrstory strl , y Roosevelt, and Was rng, , P t Franklrn Delano drsapporntments Democratrc ar y, d wrth rt, two mayor me November, 1952 an now and a very Then ca her The class, senrors , f fthe ambrtrous teac f vent wrshes, voted rn the lr e o drsregardrnghrs er t and rndomrtable group, ne week later, the rndependen d fwashrngton And o N w York Crty rnstea o tronal electron, ex to go to e 20 ears lost the na for the frrst trme rn y , tsman he accept Democrats, l h es Lrke a true spot , mother of hrs heartfe t op t ll urded them plodrng at defeat l-le held no rll feelrngs agarnst hrs class s r g h whom strll helped them e for the class to leave thrs teacher wrt Class Now the trrne has corn 0 ous experrences As a partrng gesture, the recratron t has shared so many 1 y N lan L Powell, rn app 1 f '53 dedrcaresthrs book to rrs advrsor, o rserve as a means of recalhng o for everythrnghe has done for us May rt eve therl pe f r happy days toge l asant memotres o ou Z . .. . . ....,.,..,. 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I ed Q YEARBOOK Q99 W WW -5 X Y JUNE -1 78 1415 21 22 28 29 YQE W5D Pg' 561 9 10 11 12 13 16 17 18 19 20 23 24 25 26 27 BUARII 111 HlllCAlll1 OFFICERS Presrdent Donald Tobrn Vrce Presrdent Emrly Huntly Clerk Lucrlle Twrtchell Treasurer Howard Bassage SEATED Charles Hack Ermly Huntley Rrchard Chapman Lucrlle Twrtchell STANDING Roy Welker Wrllram Daly ScottCass ABSELT Donald Tobrn Iameslleneway Howard Bassage Up to now performrng such dutres as establrshlng the b dget and the marn tasks of a group of men and women who use exert effort to make W as ne Central second to none Thrs unseen power convenes on the frrst Thursday nrgh of ever, month rn order to grve careful consrderatron to each rtem that max prove benefrcral to the school lhrs thex do bx devotrng tlerr trme voluntarrly to assure the succes of the school the faculty the tudents and the burldrng September 1933 should se completed tl rou therr efforts the new lunror Senror Hrgh School burldrng t be lo cated on the Ontarro Center Road Ancong those rncluded rn thrs our Board of Educatron are Donald Tobrn Emrlx Huntlx Luc1l1eTw1tchell HowardBassage Charles Hack Rrchard Chapman Ray Welker X rllram Daly Scott Cass and James Benewax 4 wa X If . .af iii! 4, f 4 1 I , fa 1 ?Dr : . ' '. ' , ' H ' . Y ' ' V . - . , . : ' , ' ', ' ', ' A ' 11 providing for the repair and upkeep ofthe school grounds have been , I v , I. I .--n 1 b . ' Y ' I M . . . ' 4 ' ' ' ' lv . . . . ' ' Y A 5 . -, 5 ' ' ' . , ' , 1: r , 12' gh . , . - . . . ' 0 A A . , . D . . , : A o . ,V ,wr V Y- n V 1 v A A Y V I I If ' vi A Y mumwm WAYNE CENTRAL SCHOOL LEWIS 5 MAHKHAM smnvm ua rum: ua. ONTARIO NEW YORK 'Jes Lucmu nnncuzu Alov al -1 A 4 erm -.en uu c e e number A w- 11 nec! ul SY, er U le 1 1- ess rar ie 5 1 C-.mmm I 16 su' of xo Q 1 e I , gr 1 me ry nf me es-on wg we cb, use we -1 z f , B 1 St'D11ovtlaV. we v 1' ev! on't you ugn you caad1e1 fra 4.4 VIBE PRI lf5?2f,'gf.f'T23FQz' ziggy- 51, ' gl- ., . img- N xg, ,. -.7456 1v1,.- V- . . MR, ARMSTRONG Vice Principal PRI ClPAl W VV-gy vvv V'-4 -.uf .f MR MARK HAM Prmclpal g vw- Wm... '.,w..... 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I ENGLISH, SOCIAL STUDIES AND LAN- MUSIC: Mrs. Eaton, Mr, Fliesher, GUAGES: Mr. Powell, Mrs. Brundige, Miss Mrs. Updaw Cheatham, Mr. Taber, Mr. Davis ARTS: Mr. Kieffer, Mrs. Wiseman, Mr. SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS: Mr. Shaffer Bridges, Mrs. Ransley, Mr. Borton 6 Mrs. Kieffer, Mrs. Follette, Mrs. Miss Rickey, Mr. Forgione. Mr, Van Hoover Sanford, JR.-SR 'T a EIGHT!-I GRADE: Mr. Switzer, H00l Miss KUHPP- Mrs. Van Hoover, Miss Fuller, Mrs. Mrs. Murphy, Mrs. Petty, Mrs. Miss Hanks , Mrs. Pensgen, Mrs. Mr. TdYl0f- Baker. Bowen, Miss Zeller. Beach. IGH SCH00l mh- Mr, Faulks, Miss Field, Mr. Warner. Mrs. Bassage Mr, Pirro AGRICULTURE AND H OM E ECONOMICS: SEVENTH GRADE: Mr. DeBottis, Mrs. Bur- rows, Mrs. Merhoff MATHE ?a'4g-31,1919 pHy51CAL EDLVCATION AND HEALTH DE- TYPING AND COMMERCE:Mrs. Markham, w-. . PARTMEN T: Mr. Gentile, Miss Haller, Mrs. Carr, Mr. Colburn 7 Mrs . Thompson X3 QEQQEEE 93555539 Sm KX 6' f VfN Q lg Q QA? 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Ah. . .finallyl Hey, who is that riotous bunch of youngsters. . .it can't be. . .yes, it is.. .it's my class on the first day ofour high school sojourn, all togetherin the study hall justlike one big, happy family, with Mrs. Cohen the mama and Mr. Powell the papa of the brood . . .Quite a spirited and ambitious -looking group, huh? We wanted spirited leadership too, so we elected Rose Catalano as our president, Jim Schultz was our vice-president, Betty Lou Cone started recording the minutes, and Barry Blake set our treasury rolling. . .New York was our goal from the start and we started preparing for it, industriously earning money. Although we were the babies of the high school, we had big ideas, and plenty of drive and ambition with which to back them up.. .We discovered that nine hours of sleep were not necessary. September, 1950--Most of us were united again in the studry hall, this time as Sophomores. . .We began making a name for ourselves in WCS: we boasted the presence of many of our classmates in the sports light , in band, chorus , and other activities. . .Barry Blake copped the spotlight as president and Dick Blankenburg as vice-president. Shirley Bailey kept an eye on the class notebook and Mary Jane Lomondo took care of our growing treasury. . .Mr. Powell and Mrs. Childs had quitea job controlling us. . .Our deviltry may have got us into trouble, but our ambition and friend- liness set our pace. . .We discovered that eight hours of sleep were not necessaly. September 1951--Our Junior year found us in divided homerooms but still united in spirit. . .Miss Cheatham be- came our new mama . . ,Eddie Tobin was chosen to lead us, and lead us he did, with the aid of Joyce Wilcox as vice-presidentg Phyllis Masclay, as secretaryg and Betty Lou Cone, as treasurer. . .Yes, we were booming with ac- tivity that year. . .Remember our first enterprise' -the Cole Circus? After that came the Leap Year Hop, most successful dance ever held in Wayne Central territories. And how you laughed at our Junior play, Faith, Hope, and Flarity l . . .Topping the year off just right--our beautiful Lilac Ball ! It may not have been such a financial success, but it was definitely a great social success. . .We discovered that seven hours cisleep were not necessary. September 1952--our last year. What is that?. . .No, it isn't a wild party.. .No, it's not a riot. . .It's just one of our Senior class meetings. Again, Barry was elected president, and Phyllis was at his sidef as usualj in the office of vice-president. Helen was kept busy with all the incoming and outgoing money, and Mary ,lane kept up the minutes and correspondence. . .We put our all into our last class enterprises, reaping huge profits. The annual magazine sale netted us a profit of over SIOOO. Our dances augmented the fund.. .Actors and actresses in the class made a smashing hit in Meet Me In St. Louis . .. And then, the big day arrived! Off we were to the big city on a trip that we'l1 for- ever remember. . .What a time we did have! . . .We discovered that we could get along-without any sleep-. The finale--graduation... Rather sad to see everyone bidding each other farewell after so many years together.. . Yes, they really were the Best Years Of Our Lives . . .At the end, Wayne Central gladly foh, I mean, reluctantlyj closes its door after the one and only Class of '53, The show is over and there will never be another one like it We're glad you came along.. .hope you enjoyed it. 10 MISS MA RY CHEA THA M, Advisor One cannot know every- thing. . . . . . BARRY BLAKE, President A mighty hunter, and his prey was woman. MARY JANE LOMONDO, Secretary A woman of sense-talks little and listens much. AUVISURS A U ClASS UFIICIHS 'N ...Z MR. NOLAN L. POWELL, Advisor The less men think, the more they talk. PHYLLIS MASCLAY , Vice President Ah! how sweet it is to love. HELEN MURPHY, Treas- urer From small beginnings come great things. MARY AGNELLO 'Laugh and the world will laugh with you frown and KAREL AMBROZ The lion is not as fierce as they picture him NANCY ANTHONY Full of gaiety and fun YOU Wflflkle YOU! face His bark is worse than hrs ite JANET BASSAGE Always smiling and agreeable. WARD BENEDICT Men of few words are the best men. 12 Es? H HELEN BENNETT A1ways willing to lend a helping hand. Sxlence IS golden HELEN BREWER Gentle of speech bene flcent of mmd DONALD BILLS Love me lrttle love me lon MARY BILG ER g MARILYN BREITUNG She has red ha1r and a temper to go wlth rt NANCY BUYCK Man seems the only growth around here SHIRLEY BUYS Bless thee Latxn bless thee thou art translated 13 ROSE CATALANO Sweet as a rose but grows upon a brrar '2 w . .. ' , .N JI b 'e 1 11-1 .. - .. I ' ' If .. I .. .. .. - I .. , . J GERTRUDE CHASE Persuaslve speech but more persuastve s1ghs ROBERT CLAEYS Went ID one ear and out the other KENNETH COOPER A bustness wlth an xncome at ll s heels ROBERT DOYLE Wxse men say nothmg ln dangerous tlmes 14 Nur BETTY LOU CONE Those dreamy eyes ahh' IANICE COOMBER Let thy words be few LEE DRECHSLER Oh sleep ll xs a gentle thmg , As , ' I. A . 1 s N' II ' 4 1 V U .- W . . . . I ' . ' K F1 llt l t U , w gl zf ts .' 325, M .sg gf R 5. A : ,.,, R Q 'yeh , W i V I . 5 , 3 ' I ll I I . .V dispute ! GERALD HILL mms P212 Handsome is as handsome does I GORDON FEWSTER I m great there is no JEAN FIDD If she can t find anything to laugh about she Just 818815 RAYMOND HERALD A young man who blushes is better than one who CHARLOTTE HURLEY Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. JOYCE HYMAN Friend1iness and kindness are her mottos. 15 BEVERLY JOHNCOX What aworld itwould be without men. WAYNE KING Quo Vadrs Wheah y all goln P JOAN MARKHAM Her manner 15 as wlnnlng as he' Smlle AUDREY MEPHAM In all sc hool sports she can t be beat JOAN MORRIS In her tongue IS the law of kmdness LYMAN NORTON Better late than never.' SHIRLEY SCHAAP NICHOLAS RICK Up, quit the bower, late thin N grows the hour. g' 16 A good business head is always good foi' some- well ROLAND STAVES I m not lazy I just don lrke work GORDON SCHENK Pauence and shuffle the cards MARGARET SCHAEFER All that she does she does GERALD SEEN Jack of all trades ut he ll master one JOAN TACK Her days are days of dream mess .IOANNE THAYER all athleucs she was a star 17 EDWARD TOBIN Content to follow usually leads the way ,4 fp ' X F sw V1 . b , 4 .t Wife' A ln ' HELEN VANDEVEIRE Smcenty IS always remem bered DONNA VANDEWINCKEL A jolly lxttle lass wlth a twmkle m her eye HELENA VERBURG Always a lady quxet and charmmg vU ' JANE VERSTRAETE I lxke heart JEAN VOGT A glrl of few words but many deeds MICHAEL WALLACE It 15 not good that a man should be alone 18 GEORGE WEBER A closed mouth catches no H185 a man after my own ' V H . . . 7. ' - - n , W ' 'f fm d V Il ' . N . - .. , 5 . . H L VR, , .,.f,- ., - U , .Q . ,, . . . - .y IV ' .. f e 'ff' - ' , . I k N - I U .1 - .. ll ' ' .. RICHARD WHITTLETON JOYCE WILCOX JOSEPH ZICARI Rome was not burlt rn a Love me love my horsel Work has krlled many a day nerther was he! man why d1e'7 EDWARD HAIGHT Stlence IS golden but who am I to make money? AEIIVIIIIS MARY E AGNELLO Chorus I 2 3 4 Grrls Athletrcs 1 3 News paper Edrtor 4 Student Councrl 4 Yearbook Staff3 4 Play 3 4 F H A 1 Charm Club 34Sec 4 KARELI AMBROZ JV Basketball I 2 Var Basketball 2 3 Baseball! Track 2 3 4 RochesterFrultShow 3 Student Councrl 2 Delegates to Future FarmersConventron ln Kansas Crty In Mo 4 MagazrncSales Manager4 F F A I 2 3 4 Treas 2 3 Vrce Pres 4 NANCY J ANTHONY Chorus I 4 Grrls Athletlcs 2 3 4 Lrbrary Club Vrce Pres 4 Newspaper Staff 4 GEORGE L BASSAGE F F A I 2 3 4 Basketball I 2 Track 3 4 Safety Patrol I Rochester Frurt Show2 3 J V. Basketball 3- Var. Basketball 4. JANET L. BASSAGE Band I 2 3 4- Dance Band 2 3- Chorus I 2 3 4- Girls Athletics 2 3 4- Yearbook Staff 3 4- Grade Editor 4- Play 3 4- Newspaper Staff 4- Library Club 4. WARD N BENEDICT F F A I 2 3 4 J V Basketball! Rochester Frurt Show 2 Track 3 4 Volleyball 3 4 HELEN M BENNETT Lrbrary Club I 2 3 4 Chorus I 2 4 F H A 3 lndustrral Arts Club 4 Yearbook Staff 4 MARY BILGER Lrbrary Club 4 DONALDR BILLS Wrestlrng I 2 3 4 Track I 2 3 4 F I 2 3 4 Soccer 2 3 4 Chorus 4 Gentle men Songsters 4 Baseball 4 BARRY F BLAKE Band I 2 3 4, Basketball I 2 3 4 Baseball I 2 3 4 Pres 2 4 Treas I Reporter 3 MARILYN A BREITUNG Chorus I 2 3 4- Band 2 3 4- Girls Athletics 1 2 3- Sextet 2 4- Septet 3- Yearbook staff 4- NYSSMA 2 3- All State Choir 4- News- paper Staff 4. HELEN D BREWER Library Club 4- Yearbook Staff 4. A somewhat dubrousdectsron hasbeen re eta m1ttee of one to the end that the class of 1953 1n rts somewhat s1ugg1sh physlcal cond1t1 n herew1th e era et cetera bequeaths all IIS earthy POSSCSSIODS as follows X? TO THE FACULTY A h el 11 2 of f1f seven LlllZ ns as ea zealous and upnght as those who gra mg 6 done W ho 5 'IW R mu h add o ors o r Of'fHE BOPHOM S' e e X Aur s1s W tht ore g een ou ster Gfss What more cou So e ho or t e he ears ar 9:5 K rs e n get to O ' u I am and Mr well T ey aren rea y as r l ltsj tthat we woulo l1ke to leave them 1n capable ha ds e a - of t em Mar B11 er and Ronn1e Staves bequeat to Jan art d B111 lehrhof who don t need them the1r qu1et manner1sms J1m Jatkllng leaves E15 curly hart to Ron e A ' Beverly Jo ncox and Joyce W1lcox leave ll my-A man Ann Cass the pr1v1le e of go1ng steadyw1th graduates of WAYNE CENTRAL ! X , yce Hyman leaves Barb a vm tz to dream that s e s N1ck RlCk leaves h1s soccer pos1t1on to D r .1 Charlotte Hurley Joyfull leaves her law n ck Whxttleton beqt eatyhs h1s manly fe I r s t D Donna Vandew1nckel bequeaths upon h r ther Glen Edd1e Ha1ght w1lls M1Ck8X Erb the ugh t be ca e ry Jane Lomondo leavesm pOSlI1J e o eorge Bassage leaves Mr Powell w1t o an errand Joanne T a er g1VES Nettle Eaton her 1 n nlar Geor e We er w1lls Charles Lettlck a 11 ' ua Gert C ase w1lls her etchlngs to Shlr e F eer E Claeys leaves Bob Crane h1s en u Joan 'l'ETand Helena Verburg leav J 1 o u b d Lee D ecliler leaveffhuck M1nna o e know how Jane VerStraete bequeaths to anyo e rlght to mee Sh1rley Schaap W111S Mary Ellen oy edhead s tem -yi-lercid leaves l11s'batt1ng av to DICE-KICSI 0 J Nancy Anthon bequeaths Lorett W 1 eto h 711111 leaves hlS ath1et1c ab1 1ty Hart Au refmepham w1lls She1la Pe b the nght to Gordon Fewster bequeaths ms a 111 '- Janet Bassage leaves her qu1et 1de Jeanne XLgLand Helen Van D V bequeaths upon Edd1e Tobxn leaves all perspe t1v sxcs students w Joan Markham leaves her blo d r to an one w o Bob Doyle leaves three lette 0 e from bas et a Mar aret Schaefer leaves Es er e n1n s back seats in cl Eyli1s Maflf-T gases Sh1r1 F E' ck er Jun1or Dr1 ers Marllyn Br1etung leaves Ba ar 'T n1a Car nge mpty S510 I 3 mks one 1 o we hope w1ll not catch the ball ll to try to understand 'QE nowledge and br1ll1ance 1n Latm of Wayne e g1rls basketball team atty Ha1ght gym class Wllh the s1xth grade 1l1g steady Wllh three g1rls at once aln people 1n the hall and be late to ses n ports llest g1rl 1n schooL Larry Coomber l o k1ns and Norma Gage s11enc around sch t of IOO 1rrelevant subjects h 1S capable of managmg II X, ro track and one from Kansas C rc nse ead 1n the Sen1or Class Mlke Wallace bequeaths B b T - easure of ridmg h1 b1cycle to school and getung here almost on ttme ri 1 gon bus I3 Joan lvlorr s w1lls Joanne C1 Ne a ew cases of laryn 1tus Don Btlls leaves h1s wres . on v n 1rley B-uuwlllsli-ay C f Lat1n Ken Cooper leaves Haro C n 1 the prxvxlege o e1ng Jean F1dd s vo1ce leave h1g Lyman Norton w1lls Bo See o be late to class Fl l?T Brewer eaves r blu s to whoever nee s em Ward Benedtct leaves IS lo e o a certa Treasurer Helen Mur le ve her t1tle and an empty t arry Blake doesn t l ave n r s1dent ary Agnello leave the s ol newspaper wlthout n ed1i Karel Ambroz leav th t ex use or an au o that lhro back on the age of t1n the sl1p of Henry Ford towhoeverhas to pay for ll Rose Catalano leav s her g of gab to lack1e Ben n J o ps pardon she doesn t need ll Gordon Schenk lea es th people Sllll call1ng h m SK ty Lou Cone lea at look 1n her eyes to so one o WlShES to fl1rt AX Seen bequeaths h1s extenslve vocabulary to al c1ent Engllsh students Kmd ofJan1ce Coomber to leave that flute s1nce ll s the school s anyway Helen Bennett bequeaths the make up k1t to any 1un1or who would l1ke a change of face Joe Z1car1 leaves an empty chalr 1n the clartnet sectron unt1l someone has the Bblllly to f1ll II Wa ne Kmg w1th the southern accent lZ jus leavlnl And now 1 representrng the class of 33 take my leave leavmg broken hearted teachers grref strrcken underclassmen and bewltched bothered and bew1ldered adv1sors Z1 another E1nste1n 3 SB 6 of he Sen1or class for a year he needs everyth1ng he has Ot O . .. 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LCLIQQP5 Baa in v,C3 15 LIU omad A Joan Tack B He en Brewer C Helen Van De Vetre D Rose Catalano E Marrlyn Brertung F Joyce Wllcox G Nancy Buyck H Janet Bassage I Gertrude Chase J Lee Drechsler K Jane Ver Straete L Wayne Ktng M Karel Ambroz N Joan Moms O Helen Murphy P Beverly Johncox Q Ecldre Harght R Joan Markham S Donna Vande wmckel T Shtrley Schaap U Mary Agnello V Mary Bllger W Charlotte Hurley X Mary Jane Lomondo Y Betty Lou Cone Z Jamce Coornber a Joanne Thayer b Helena Verburg C Phylhs Masclay d Joe Zlcarr e Nancy Anthony l Joyce Hyman W WHll lll 53 Done Most For Class of 53 Most Lukely to Succeed Most Pleasung Personalutues Hughest l Q Best Sense of Humor Most Popular Best Lookung Best Dressed Best Actor and Actress Wolf and Wolfess Quuetest Nousuest Best Athletes Best Musucuans Best Vocalusts Most Cautuous Druvers Most Wreckless Druvers Most Leadership Abuluty Most Studuous Barry Blake Eddue Tobun Barry Blake Gordon Fewster Jerry Seen Barry Blake Jerry Hull Jerry been Wayne Kung Eddue Haught Mickey Wallace Bob Claeys Jerry Hull Joe Zucaru Lee Dreschler Duck Whufrlefon Lyman Norton Eddue Tobun George Weber Gert Chase Mary Jane Lomonclo Joan Markham Mary Jane Lomondo Helen Murphy Betty Lou Cone Joan Markham Jeanne Fudd D onna Vandewunkel Beverly Johncox Mary Bulger Rose Catalano Audrey Mepham Betty Lou Cone Helena Verburg Nancy Buyck Beverly Johncox Mary Jane Lomondo Janet Bassage Z3 H ll'S ' Class Comedians Nick Rick Rose Catalano Sl llll-IS Al HISIIIH mu , I lv 1 ll are 'Q an 1 't 56 1 qs ! Not waiting for ice-cream, U I i are you? Lucky Lee! l l Outdoor life Sitting pretty . . . What's the joke? iscuvvz numson nv 4 ' , . , A , A I . If A 'H' What's your problem, Joyce? He's our boy l Better living through better driving Extra curricular activity D lsgusted Rose? Handled with care' Pul chritude . . . Does it taste good? 24 Student drivers and Not yet, fellas howl ll WML Un 'Ehe 3 QAQS foegotfe he was cs. 'Sanger 3 OFFICERS BACK Rrchard Smlth Vrce Pres1dentRobertCrane Trea surer FRONT Evelyn Wam Rowell Secretary Mary Ann Remhardt Presrdent H PPV GU IIKY .... When September 53 rolled around those who had once been verdent freshmen and gay young so pho mores thrust the1r heads lnto homerooms voir and 508 and botsterously harledl The gang was all there w1th the excepuon of a few who ehose to face lrfe on the outslde rather than lrve wtthm W C s portals W1th the ard of Mary Ann Drck Bob Dorrs and Evelyn most of the soetal events came out f1ne Among the more memorable occastonswere the Jumor Jamboree he annual class round and square dance wtth Johnny DtMlnck s orchestra and A Date Wtrh Judy by Aleen Leslle Selllng pop and other refreshments at games also helped vvmd up the year w1th more merrlment and money FIRST ROW Mary AnnRappazzo Paul1neH1llegeer EvelynWamback Dorothy Hennessey LotsHamel1nk Shelley Markham Dons Rowell Mary Ann Rernhardt SECOND ROW Carmen Mohno Suzanne Rlsley Harry Wrspeleare Rxchard Roland George Welker Errul Weber Mrs Thompson THIRD ROW W1ll1am Mehrhof Rlchard Smtth Robert Seen Rodenck Trrou Wrlltam Morse Sam Maletta Rrchard Kreslnger ABSENT Seanna Re1l1y Wray Ryan FIRST ROW Jean Gage Norma Gage, Barbara Clark Annabelle Allen, Jacquelyn Benton, Jean Denno Marjorre Crane Barbara Brrdson, SECOND ROW Emma Adams, D1ckF1oco, Charles Goodwm, Slurlcy Freer, Lawrence Coomber, Arlene Barmaster, Joseph Cappello, Mr Davrs THIRD ROW Shrrley Fosdtck Ann Cass, Wrlham Doyle, Davxd Beneway, Phrllrp Barnhart, Robert Amsler, Robert Crane, Frances Blythe ABSENT James Doyle Z6 so 99 O 1-s .. 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A , 1 n f 1 1 U ' 1 A . 1 I s V I A 1 : ' , . crass or 55 Returnrng to sch ol last September the class of 33 found themselves sophomores and fate certarnly looked wrth It rt ne umn thembecause they were lucky enouth to be the Sentor s srster class Settlrng urtr tl rr thu home oorns ,OI and O they qurcklysetabouttherr busrness Mrs Inza Brundrge and Asher Bortot therr euardrans qotherwrse referred t as adyrsors and sometrmes referred to J a a hard tune k prn t ack f this peppy and enthusrastrc bunch who were makrng themselves known rn nearly uery school actrvrt Led by popular C harlts Chuck Mtnnamon tht sophsqas they are so lovrngly UQ called, brokernto the sotral caleudarbx sponsorrng an Old Fashroned Barn Dance on lwovember 7th Thrs netteda nrce sum of rututy w hrch was stashed away rn the class s money vault as wellas much fun for allwho attended Spurred on by the-rrcuptdrtx thrs rndustrrousclass worked drlrgently at other money makrng enterprtses They made much use of thetr abrlrtres rn salesmanshtp by sellrng rce cream school banners hats and sch wo prns Don t take rt wrong they dtd take t1me out for easy fun by holdrng bowlrng partres every other week as well as by rndrvrdual means fdaung partres datrng partres datrng and partreslj Assrstrng Presrdent Nlrnnamon rn runnrng the class were Mary Lou Alborn as Veep Helen Vogt as scrrbe and Shctla Pembroke that lrttle gal who had the brg responsrbrlrty of guardrng the class funds Cora Xlaletta kept o rsrders posted on all the actlvrtres and gosstp 1n the class and Grace Costrch and Ronnle Ambroz put therr four sense worth rn Student Councrl CLASS OFFICERS FIRST ROW Sherla Pembroke Cora Ma letta SECOND ROW Helen Vogt Charles Mrnnamon Mary Lou Alborn FIRST ROW Nancy Burger Shrrley Barnhart Dorothy Boas Elrzabeth Hurley Esther Jennrngs Patrrcla Buys Carol Dewert Jewel Gryldgreln SECOND ROW Ronald Ambroz Donald Coomber Alfred Bur muster Josephrne Froco Carol Hopktns Helen Chadsey Mary Lou Alborn Sara Catalano Nettle Laton Eureka Covey Lrnda Burrow Mr Borton THIRD ROW Kenneth Freer Robert Lewrs Carol Ameele Vrrgrnra Bowen Phyllrs Bennett Norma Luke Grace Costrch Donna Hepburn Freda I-Iarrts Charles Johnston Leonard Clark FOURTH ROW Andrew Erb George Henry Bruce Connolly Robert Haak Har ld Carnell Gurden Allen Robert Doell Stanley Cauwels Durvvood Adams Gerald Doyle FIRST ROW 1an1ceWassdorp, Phyll1sSpurr Cora Maletta, Jo Ann O'Ne1l BettyRogers, RcbertaR1chards, Barbara Schultz Sherla Pembroke SECOND ROW james PBg1lUSO, James TFIOU, Jacklyn Morse Nancy Wtck Audrey Moran, Helen Vogt Ralph Pembroke, Earl Phtllrps, Inza Brundrge THIRD ROW Wrllram Schenk, Charles Mrnnamon, Ann NlcClellan, Rrchard Peets, Robert Mrlke, Harold Pyfrom, Glenn Mc Comber FOURTH ROW Nelson Sehommer, Duane Sonnevrlle, Kelth Thayer, Gerald Verkey, Gerald Tusch Theodore Zernrak, Alan Qurck Rrchard Mrnnamon Z7 FIRST ROW Charles Leddrck Mary Keller Mary Ellen Doyle Nancy Grattrwn Joanne Loquasto Shlrley Johnson Ruth Ann Hauser John Keymel SECOND ROW Catherlne Fox CheryIGreene LLlC1Ild3L3UShCy Edmond Rrchards Donald Morrlll Nancy McKee Loretta Donaldson Beverly Erb Mrs Ra Isley THIRD ROW Kenneth Kuhn Sam Martella John Gratton Lynne H1ll Francls Naber Arthur I-llllegeer Barbara Grace Laura Donaldson FOURTH ROW Ronald Ledam Paul Rogalskl Danlel Keyes I-'arold Hlllegeer Joseph Mollno Harry Hlll W1ll1amM1lke Walter Hurd ABSENT Robert Mason Patrrcla Harght FIRST ROW Florence Barth Sec retary Joe Mollno Presldent Laura Donaldson treasurer Second ROW Donna Payne Vlce presl dent Polly Daly Class reporter Bombardmg the study hall wrth tts go odd seats the crew of lol scholars found themselves sheltermg each other from upperclassmen In the forergn waters of hrgh school Athletxc Joe Mollno was placed atthe stern and to help htm steer the shrp was Donna Payne Taklng care of the loot was the dutv of Laura Donaldson whlle Florence Barth kept the logue Deborah Baker and Polly Daly were the shlp s reporters Other blg brass aboard rncluded Gerald Comber and Joanne Mosher Student Councll representattves and of course the capable captalns The year found the crew 1n a hub of act1v1ty quxckly makmg themselves known In allclubs and orgamzattons The round and square dance they held In March on Frtday the thlrteenth proved that these sarlors weren t superstmous and they had no reason to be because rt was one of the most successful events of the year Now havmg completed the flrst and perhaps the hardest lap of the voyage a very happy and contented crew ts eagerly antxclpattngthelr future upon the Sea of Knowledge At thts pornt lt looks mrghty good! FIRST ROW Barbara Rogalskr Beverly Youngman Phyllrs Schaefer Erma Van Der Wall Joanne Mosher Anna Weber Dorothy Welch Elotse Morehouse SECOND ROW Edlth Morehouse Bearrtce Valcore Evelyn Newman Shtrley Teeter Loretta Urbanlk Catherme Wall Loretta Whlttleton Joyce Morrlson Mr Taber THIRD ROW Robert Tobtn Rlchard Royce Kenneth Van Norman Glen Vandewlnckel Charles Rowell Charles Zlmmer James Ryan FOURTH ROW Leonard Scott Eugene Tatllle Donna Payne Joan Wrck Wllllam Vanderstyne Elarne Petty Wllllam Slocum 2 ,Z Q . ' I V A V' H I ' 1, I --Mrs. Ransley, Mr, Bridges, and Mr. Tabor. , , . . . H . , no ' . ' I . 8 FIRST ROW Richard Donoxan Elizabeth Bisth Barbara Curtis P lly Dlly Elizabeth Bills Glenna Bell Sally Burger Thomas Cas SECOND ROM rlorentt Birth Robert Butmt sttr Thwtnas Bvltw d Jant Bushart Janitt Armold Kay Crotker Esther Bulttrtnan Marguerite Bell RuthCooper Nlr Bridges THIRDROW N1ollyCum1nL Paul Button Arthur Flanders Dunne DuBois Lyle Bassage Raymond Curtis Connie Beamer M ry But n FOLRTH ROW Joseph Catalano Albert Berna David Bilger Donald Colonomos l. ighton Bel Gerald Coomber Ange o Copertin Earl Fox Gary Connolly ABSElxT Deborah Baker To become a senior and to go on the senior trip seem to be the height of these ambitious cherubs better known as eighth graders of Wayne Central The three groups have struggled together to augment the treasury by selling Kadet Personalized Stationery Not only have they worked collectively for l that future aspiration or goal but also they ve had many pleasurable times as individual classes each within its own four walls Mrs Bassage s brood of 203 were the proud winners of the P T A award in November Early in December the class madea tour of the Eastman House Armour Packing Company and the New York Central Railroad To end the day they boarded the Bee lmer for the last stop Palmyra The class also had the pleasant experience of helping Mr Conrad Vogler from ROCTICSISI to pick up a few pointers on teaching arts secretary FIRST ROW: Sandra Michielson, Janet Cone, David Morris, Maurice Luke, Richard Chase, Roger Smith, Barbara Welker, Bonnie Lee Peets, SECOND ROW: David Chappell, Alan Busby, Richard Shoales, Ronald Van Hoover, Joan Ver Plank, Carol Esch, Annette Costich, Julianne Cass, Shirley' Patton, Mrs, Bassage. THIRD ROWQ Nancy Nortier, James Tobin, Dennis Kuhn, Dale Powell, Marilyn Scott, Donald Wamback, Janice Freer, Joyce Shaefer, Jane Bomard. FOURTH ROW: Dorothy Foss, Carolyn Schumaker, Harry' Seen, Robert Yuker, John Harris, Barbara Ronga, Joan Ver Plank, Albert Blythe, Donald Reithel. ABSENT: Clarence Hepburn. Joan VerPlank president Carolyn Schumaker treas urer Annette Costith vice president Shirley Patton Clarence Bushey, presi- dent: Sandra Bolton, sec- ,, l retaty and news reporter, FIRST ROW: Richard Amsler, Sylvia Urbanik, Gladys Sherman, Hazel if r Roger Bundschut, treas- VanNorman, Ellen Teetcr, Larry Johncox, SECOND ROW: Joseph i urer. Absent: Larry John- Rogers, Stanley Rogers, Clarence Bushey, Edmond Rannalletti, Sain- ' COX, vice president, my Pagliuso, Roger liundschut, RobertAnderson, Mr, Switzer, ABSENT: Sandra Bolton. ' nf ' 1 ' 'N' ' ' W' ' ' 'WD' 'o ' 'f 'ml' 'ci ' practices and games: and the girls, not to be excluded, formed a cheerleading team and cheered at home games. Of the other two classes this was the only one with almost IOOQS membership in the Teen-Age Book Club, This club proved to be not only entertaining, but also educational, That small group of fifteen eighth graders, headed by Mr. Switzer in room IOS, had a unique idea for a Christmas project. Starting with pasteboard and plywood, they built and painted houses, churches, farm buildings and a railroad station. Laying these out in the form of a village, they wired telephone poles and houses for electricity and laid out a train track, On one of the educationalfield trips the group took this year, birds nests, hornets nests, species of bark, larva, plant and animal life, and other interesting items were gathered for room display, Earlier in the year mothers attended a successful buffet luncheon served in No. 103. The crowning glory, however, was the weiner roast held in the Spring, These spirited youngsters have enjoyed the eighth grade, but are eagerly looking forward to being the first frosh in the new school. FIRST ROW: Marvin Maimone, Judith Taft, Marlene Sue Crane, Constance Peets, Ardith Kratzenburg, Kathy Mortimer, Doris Fillmore, Gordon Waasdorp. SECOND ROW: Lonnie Scott, Eugene Rogers, Gary Matteson, Paul Giel, Patricia Jean Faro- News feponefi Sharrow, ,Cedric Wemes, James Seen, Leon Seen, Alma Sue Crane, presidentgNat- Knights, Mr. Pirro. THIRD ROW: Virginia Molino, JeanFaro, 3113 Rikef, vice-president Dorothy Barnhart, Patricia Mayeu, Audrey Carey, Natalie Riker, Marlene Smith, Jean Spence, Cathrine Ebert. FOURTH ROW: Daonna Reilly, Robert Sengillo, Dorothy Youngman, Joyce Thedens, William Groel, Timothy McKinly, Hugh retary' Risley, Harvey Almekinder, Jerry Abbott. ABSENT: Elwood Johncox, Fredrick Neuman. Virginia Molino, treasurer. Absent: Jean Spence, sec- EIRST ROW: Lyle Morehouse, Nnrrnan Roegicrs, Bonnie Bradshaw, Ronald Padgaiii, Patricia Seralnic, Peter Dalj., lngr Rogers, Peter Davis, SECOND ROW: Richard Morris, Keith Anderson, Audrey Mc- Kinley, Lynn Coomber, Beverly Triou, Diane Maier, Nancy Lewis, Shirlej. Ynungman, David Henrie, Kenneth Harris. THIRD ROW: Gary McKee, John Burger, Muriel Hurley, Lyndonl-iiesinger, Ronald Beach, Ronnie Biviano, Hilda Yeick, Joyce Smith, Margaretwaterman, Carol Amsler, Judith Curtiss, Mrs. Burrow, FOURTH ROW: Phyllis Porray, Prisilla Gulick, Jeanne Bendschneider, Sally Alborn, Shirley Ver- Straete, Barbara Vanwyckhouse, Bonnie Risley, William Poole, Peter Mitchell, ABSENT: Douglas Buell, James Rosenthal, Beverly Triou, V. prcsi- dent, Sally Jo Alborn, news reporter, Ronald Biviano, presidentgjudith Curtiss, Student Council representative, P e g g y Waterman, treasurer, When the bell rang this Septemberit found the seventh graders in three sections: Mrs. Burrows, Mrs. Merhoff s and Mr. Debottis'. Among their activities, which gave them a place in the sun as a part of Wayne Central's Junior High, were the selling of seeds to parents and friends, and the sponsering of the Junior Red Cross campaign, which had the largest re- presentation in the country. Located in room 207, Mrs. Burrow's grade got off to a fast start by topping the seventh grade contest--they contributed S11 to the Junior Red Cross, Parties and trips highlighted the year, but the biggest thrillfor the groupwas watching the boats go through the locks at Macedon, They enjoyed helping Mr, Johnson, a cadet teacher, gain some first-hand pointers on how to handle a classroom, FIRST ROW: Robert Esch, Ear1Welker, Manley Cornell, Eugene Buys, Mary Pagliuso, Nancy Coomber, Francis Leddick, Gerald Lkewood, SECOND ROW: Beverly Gates, David Bulterman, David Phillips, George Perkins, Phyllis Serafine, Arlene Haley, Mary Nycz, William Bauer, Richard Henrie, Janice Richards, June Massielye, Joan Rogalski, THIRD ROW:Donna Henderson, Roger Bennett, Hartson Bell, Barbara Dastman, William Gross, Muriel Zimmer, Gail Ford, Lucy VanDe- Robert E s c h, president, Joan Rogalski, Vice presi- dentg Donna Henderson, secretary, Brenda S e r - gent, treasurer, George Brenda Sergent, Edwin Schum, Gwendolyn McComber, Nancy Fill- more, Beverly Schrieber, Ladd Arnold, Sally Nortier, Martha Lenn- houts, Sonja Rowell, Thomas Armstrong, Richard Eox, Phyllis Flatt. Perkins- Class WRONG' Veire, Leland Bennett, Linda Kester, Roger Keymel. FOURTH ROW: , ffffmis C if f l l , ll xxx X jx to ss! FIRST ROW: Robert Sharrow, John Willis, Frank Pagliuso, Barbara Allen, James Harris, Ralph Buys, Gerlad Donavon. SECOND ROW: Shirley Lewis, Catherine Donaldson, Beverly Buys, Karen Marshall, Gerald Basch, Russell Corwin, Mr, DeBottis. THIRD ROW: Lillian Russell, Shirley Doolidge, June Bushart, Ronald Surline, Margaret Flanders, Gary Bushart, Maryanne I Mosher. FOURTH ROW: Leon Slocum, Ronald Morse, Richard Bowerman, Gary Caceci, Le- land Sharrow, Glen Hyman, Albert Alford, ABSENT: Richard Mason, Joe Mitchell, Carl Valcore. The Young Americans of room 201, led by Mrs, Merhoff, held meetings every Friday, Each month a contest was held to see who could make the room most attractive, The group visited the locks at Macedon and looked forward to winning the P. T. A. trip before school closed. Even if these seventh graders have been cramped for space, they have been a spirited group, eagerly looking upward to the next rung of the ladder: mainly, the eighth grade and the new school. In room 202 were the 32 pupils of Mr. DeBottis. The group L OFFICERS: June Bushart, sec- retarygRalph Buys, treasurer, M a r y - anne Mosher, class reportergCatherine Donaldson, presi- dent. enjoyed parties on many occasions, The science work of the group was most interesting, as the experiments explained to a greater detail the happenings of nature, They have seen 9 9 many educational movies, among them, How to Care For f nf Our Forests, One of the most enteresting things they did was X to have a reading panelwith five people, each dicussing and trying to sell his book. I if X7 'ei f,.:r RZ R X .1 ll i WAYNE CENTRAL SCHOOL Amr Av ONTARIO NEW YORK f'1 MR ROGERS PEMBROKE Grade Coordinator FIRST ROW: Richard Wacenske, David Laine, Donald Bauer, Leroy Hutchinson, Warren Albrecht. SECOND ROW: Marian Esch, Harley Gicl, Judy Clark, Nancy Shoemaker, Suzanne Brusso, Lyinan Donaldson, Cvaraldinv, Dfnnri. THIRD ROW: Karen Johnoox, Diane Dieuhmiller, Joyce Fylillcr, Mary Srigcl, George Lewis, Dennis hlattison, Roger Billings, Willarlj Rowull, ,Iaincs Murphy, Rodney Morgan, Mary Whirtlcton, Nancy Boyd, Carol Nagin, l1OLRTllRO.N': Harold Sohaicr, Jan Verkey, Waller Cameron, Ward Knapp, John Peterson, John frcdonourg, ?,largarcrBrunda,jc, N -s jack Lewis, Carol Hcrnianet, Ernusrinc Bel, Dorothy Clfymiiucr. A HRST ROW Paul Qurck Phllxp Lfholz lxancy M1ller Marllyn DeMmck Florence Mosher John Ufholz Edwm Bushart SECOND ROW Nlary Vanderwmckel Suanne Rlchmond Nlerlyn Luke Wrlllam Brrdson Robert Spence Beatrrce Patton Russel Tumble JXIISS McLymond THIRD ROW Gladys Root Mary Jane Roegrcrs Marcla llatt Bertha Gulrck Leora Sonncrvxlle Joyce DeYoung, Sandra Prerce ABSENT Jean Kepler I-IRST ROW Karl Danner Dennls Ta1ll1e Robert Schum Barbara LEWIS Donna Peers Irene Loquasto Vera Shcrnlan SECOND ROW Robert Mehrhof Robert Murray Leslle Erle Barbara Doyle Mary Dtlxflmck Irene VerStraete Fllzabeth Rxckey THIRD ROW Bob Waterman Danlel Cass Bonnle Burton Patr1c1a Thompson Robert Johnson Davld Tobm FOURTH ROW Adam Erbanlk Davrd Grace Rodney Esley Maylon Barnhart ABSENT John Drckmson Bruce Thoycr Juanlta Bushery Carol Lunger 34 1' :A I 1 Q I 1 I ' 1 I I I 1 1 ' 1 Fisher, Bruce Button, Sharoll Bolton. FOURTH ROW: Gayle Eaton, John Bowles, Frederick Danner, Thomas Cantln, Jane , ' Y ' ' . . 1 fa 1 K f FIRST ROW: Roy Maier, Duane Ocke, Earliest Young, Wayne Taillie, Robert Canipisi, Donald Burger, Pat Coleman, Ross Catalano, SECOND ROW: Gerald Scott, Carol Mattison, Joyce Foley, Richard Crom- bach, Richard Johnson, Margaret Hepburn, Carol Schooncrman, THIRD ROW: liareen King, Suzanne Mead, Mary Ann Prell, Carole Tusch, Karen llc-Minck, David Lancy, Nancy Martella, Donna llaninie- linck, JoyceDavis, Audrey Thompson, Stephen Murphy. FOURTH ROW: Mr, Taylor, Arthur Rogers, Stanley Newman, Gary Barber, Florence Kepler, Charles Schillaci, Sallie Vcrburg, Sharon Bailey, Patty Whitconib, Shirley Mitchell, Carol VanDerWall. Nik Q nl n FIRST ROW: Colette Rosenthal, Laurie Schultz, Dorothy Gabriel, lean Peterson, John Schriber, Kennetn Stevens, Peter Schillaci, Gilbert VanNornian, SECOND ROW: David Carter, Ruth Corwin, Jaqualine Harris, Elsie Poole, Nancy Tucker, Arthur Neels. THIRD ROW: Sharon Cass, Robert Gratton, Kenneth Chase, David Rick, Lowell Twitchell, Orlando Catalano, Lyle Scharles, William Stark, James Carey, Robert Fosdick, David Given, FOURTH ROW: Miss Knapp, Rose Pagiluso, Sharon DeNeef, ShirleyCurtis, Joyce Pratt, Sharon Mayen, Nancy Williams, Brenda Kunzer, Florence Knights, DeVean Hurley, Dennis Weeks, Carol Keymel. FIRST ROW: Michael Daly, Wayne Pembroke, Ronald Hcrmanet, Edna Lincoln, Faye Hauser, Joyce Kratzenburg, SECOND ROW: Mark Welker, Gene Coomber, Burton Pembroke, Frank House, Nelson Buys, Mary Hall, THIRD ROW: Mr, VanHoover, Nancy Hyman, Patricia Graas, Peter Loncasty, Lloyd Knapp Larry Thedens, Douglas Churchill, FOURTH ROW: Jack Hack, Dennis DeGroot, james Clevcnger. Beverly Bundschuh, Nancy Wolcott, Richard I-Lester. SS.. i X S g s S.. Bc ea va ei VI Beverly Miller, Laura Schoenwald, Marcia Frecr FIRST ROW: Rebecca Sharrow, Shirley Colbert, Emily Rogers. SECOND ROW: Gary Kuttruff, Deanna Peers, Donald Henderson, Dallas Morehouse Robert Brundage, Theodore Basch, Phyllis Delwlinck, THIRD ROW: Miss S...iord Shirley Petr Helen Bur er, Esther Hilton, Joan Thompson, Jean Thiwmpggni Kenneth VBDHOOVCIZ Marg3mLHa,,5i Jane Sleigiht. FIRST ROW: Dorothy Brazis, Stephen Fisher, Douglas Wooster, Jean Cornelius, ' ' ' ROW: Sharon Michielson, Ruth Leddick, Margaret Taylor, Sharon Friedler, SECOND D V' John Baize Anne Vandewinckel Geraod Copertino, Jay Morse, Rene Van e iere, , , Robert Bowles Duane Hamelink. THIRD ROW: Mary Jackson, Lavender Armolcl. ' ' D ' t Bellins, Carl Edward Lewis,lFred Johnson, Joan Royce, Roger Sonneville, zin ra Vandewinckel, William Bolton, Robert Haley, Robert Wall, Judy Van Norway, URTHROW Nlrs Peer Richard Adams Marilyn Padgham, Dorothy Minnamon, FO Zi , , , Chester Barnhart, Kathleen Herbst, Howard Spence, Michael Clemson, Terry Bitler, Kenneth Brewer, Melinda Bolrwood, FIRST RON: Pauletta Sherman, Marie Coleman, Susan Bell, Sandra Smith, Gary Hill, Roger Corwin, Carol Lienhouts, Betty Rogers. SECOND ROW: Billy Button, Larr' Fillmore, Billy Roegiers, Richard Curtis, Judy Fillmore, John ' '- b mes Maletta, Alherta Knights, Cheryl Peers, THIRD ROW. Donald To in, Ja Deisenroth, Marianwamsley, PeterFicarro, William Bonnewell,Robert Beach, b e JohnRisle RobertCurtis FOURTH ROW'Miss Wilson Thomas Sheila Lari e , y, . . . Miller, Sammy Catalano, Barry Augustine, Kathy Benton, Cheryl Markham, ' ' A d e- Michele Carey, Edward Adams, Ann Dutchtr, Robert Biviano, C ester n r rewski, V V 9 8 0 4 Q4 90 Vo 6 as L V f A Qs. ix-ANL' kt - FIRST ROW: James Church, Larry Clevinger, Kathleen Schuyler, Patrick Ryan, Diane Lancy, Richard Churchill, William Armstrong, David Knorr. SECOND ROW: Kenneth Peets, John Brusso, David Dalton, Franklyn Sharrow, Allen Stringer, James Knorr, William Clark, Robert Bowdey. THIRD ROW: Carol Stigel, Gloria Richards, Donald Hook, Sharon Buys, Karen Hack, Kathleen Yuker, Roberta Schenk, Lois Shoemaker, Richard Keller, Shirley Teske, Gladys Rogers, Dorothy Phillips. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Kester, Shirley Albert, Carol Provost, Matthew Moran, Jerrie Curtiss, Betty Schumaker, Robert Magin, Barbara Wolcott, Anne Wacenske, Sally McKee, Bonnie Pembroke, Cheryl Bradshaw. ABSENT: Vivien Hutchins, Patricia Mayer. Q 69 FIRST ROW: Ginger Sleight, Duane Schommer, David Schultz, Gary Johnston Larry Albrecht, Nancy House, William Armstrong, Lynn Johncox, SECOND ROW: Genevieve Belr, Mary Hart, Frederick Crawford, John Curtis, David Crawford, Gayle Anderson, Barbara Anderson. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Burger, Thomas Nortier, Mabel Lewis, Gay Payne, Arlene Caceci, Sandy House, Cheryl Powell, Helen Elliot, ABSENT: George Schenk. Ginger Sleight. FIRST ROW: Sandra Stevens, JeanTail- lie, Joseph Coleman, Norman Haley, Donald Shears, Brenda Goldstein, Anna Mae Jackson. SECOND ROW: Alan Weeks, Nancy Burton, Sandra Barth, Dorothy Hamelinck, Patricia Meade, Gary King, Sally Groell, Joan Thomp- son, Geraldine Henrie. THIRD ROW: Anne Gaylord, Howard Welch, John Delylinck Jr., Jeanne Brazis, James Wal- lace, Norton Waterman, John Tusch, GaryFiatt, Raymond Barnharr, William Dostrrran, Dona Rick, FOURTH ROW: Mrs, Pensgen, Marilyn Hill, Judy Barn- hart, Marilyn Huckle, David Moss- brook, Paul Suchcr, Henry Johnson, Heinke Berg, lnegy Young, james Schreiber. ABSENT: Judy Vanderrnill, A1aryH.ll. Gum fmxxldlh- rl I ' ' v f ruff ' X 91 FIRST ROW: Richard Ewing, Mary McCall, James Henrie, Patricia Taylor, Catherine Stalker, Shirley Alborn, Raymond Prell, Michael Albright, SECOND ROW: Betty VanNorman, Carol Dickinson, Roger DeWert, David Donk, Joseph Ufholz, Victor Stevens, Jeffrey Buck, Margaret,Teeter, Donna Mayeu, THIRD ROW: Nancy Curtis, Robert Gross, Sandy Stromanine, Francis Roesser, Sara Bauer, Marsha Murray, Jean Thayer, Marianne VcrDow, Julie Ann Fisher, Mary Schneider, Ann Tobin, Frank Urbanik, FOURTH ROW: Mrs, Beach, Carmen Catalano, Theresa Catalano, Philip Taylor, Tanya Ronga, Jackie Bridson, John Pagliuso, Donald Brewer, Carol Vcrdine, William Gardner, Judith Verberg, FIRST ROW: Linda Enter, Carol Goebert, James Wolcott, Leona Miller, Shirely Nortier, Linda Sleight, Judy Forman, Ruth Lewis, SECOND ROW: Hugh Fredenburg, Richard Brasser, Kenneth Nortier, James Serafine, Kenneth Henderson, Carl Bauer, Sharon Anderson. THIRD ROW: Karen Anthony, Sandra Whit- mire, LaVerne DeFisher, William Boyd, Howard Joslyn, Donald Morris, George Schenk, FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Hanks, Janet Berna, Priscilla Johncox, Margaret Wolfgram, Patricia McKinley, Robert Beckwith, Darryl Triou, Barbara Hilton, Bonnie Barnsdale. FIRST ROW: Gary Fussell, Patrick Given, Marian Adams, Madeline Mitchell, Ronald Smith. SECOND ROW: I-IarrisTrimble, George Bolton, Stanly Fritz, Thesesa Kuzma, Jacoblohnville, Judy Vane,Elizabeth Donovin, Karen Elliot. THIRD ROW: Donald Ver Straete, Susan Chase,Carol Wispelaere, Frank Urbanick, Donald I-Iaak, Robert Foley, Richard Carwin, Martin Urbanick, Joyce Shortsleeve, FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Baker, Patricia Morris, Carol Fisher, Marvin Maier, Judy Briggs, Ronald Peets, Joyce Page, Ralph Jackson, Ronald Flatt, Donna Surline, Marcia Scharles, ABSENT: Richard Steamer, Patricia Ward, z '. 4-Q ' FIRST ROW: Nant-x' Butcher, Virginia Stack, Clydette VanNorrnan, Virginia Sherman, Martha Kaicnzioch, Mary Peterson, Cheryl Buck, SECOND ROW: Ronald Fillmore, Peter Ufliolz, Lon Bassage, Walter Klick, Daerell Casey, Larry Cannell, Paul Loney, THIRD ROW: Brenda Augustine, Nancy Vogt, RuthGardener, Gloria Welker, Robert Fisher, Frances Vanderwall, John Mortimer, Daniel Tush, Miehael Catalono. FOURTH ROW: Kathleen Burrows, Stephen Custer, David Sprague, Joan Stevens, Miehae1Heriiianee, Daniel Vanderstyne, lillen Rosenthal, John Chappell, Mrs, Van Hoover, ABSENT: Roger Baize, Thomas Klemenz, Barbara Huckle, Judith Jack, Kathryn Kruspe, l'lRS'l' ROW:Joa1ine johneox, Barbara Albert, Robert Dalton, Kipp Sehoenwald, Ward Crane, Dennis Knrtrnil, Bonnie Taber, SECOND ROW: Ronald Porray, Thomas Knorr, Howard Rogers, Shirley llsch, Louis Bell, Eduard Crane, THlRD ROW: Kenneth Buys, TnoniasCiara1di, Richard Billings, Georgia Crane, Challiss Applemaii, Marjorie Adams, Sheila Furner, Carol Hauser, Carol Geil, FOURTH ROW: Miss Fuller, LawreneeDe Minek, Rodney De Groat, Jean Burger, Margaret Burger, Judith Triou, Joan Caceci, Lileen Hack, Bettv Doyle, Virginia Cumine, Howar Me Comber, William Ryan, ABSEZNT: David Bennett, james Hieks, Bernard Hutchins, Thomas Knorr, Ronald Porray, Howard Rogers, Virginia Cuinine, Sharon Sehultz. l IRST ROW:Vurles McCall, Suzanne Miller, Ralph Moak, Robert Whitcomb, Judith Budway, Carol Keeley, Suson Bellinfham, SECOND ROW: Clara Kni hts, Winfield Frieke, Sharon Surline, Linda Swartz,John Rnek, Lenard Erie, Gary Parker, George Smitg, Douglas York, THIRD ROW: Betty Mitrhell, Mary Maier, Patricia Moore, Charlene Lewis, Nancy Donk, Carolyn Jackson, Thomas Maimone, JeifryRis1ey, Daniel llanneti, Ronald Nekula. FOURTH ROW: Gerald Barker, James Henderson, Lawrence Taille, Roger Conroy, Cheryl Reynolds, Edward Marks, Sherill Eaton, Donald Bailey, Irene Keiplei, Micheal Rose, Mart-ia Riker, Karen Kiesinger, Miss, Zeller. ABSENT: Lonny Hicks, OAC' FIRST ROW Richard Vanlloover Cerald lioiinuyell lrank Musso Thomas Knight Paul Duteher Ken neth lleald Ric' ird Baktr allen Smlktr David Bischaping Timothy Nlorris SLCOND ROW William Young Francis Leddick Donald Ruflgll Richard Anderson Diane Chase Linda Halm Pearl Chambrry Ellis lbglcston 'IHIRD ROV rexen Nlossbrook Stanley Andrysejewski Richard Schneidt Donald Ruffell Rosemary Butler Sandra Scrnmornori Linda Dinse Kevin Cass Diane Ward lxlarlyn Stevens FOURTH ROW Kathleen King Bonne Scharles Robert Tobin Sharon Fisher Donna Shortt Claude Stramonine Ronald Closssr Larry lkimuax Sheila Williams Nirs Niurphy FIRST ROW: Ronald Clark Gregory Ginegaw Eugene Bavis Timothy Scott, Ronald Lasecke David Teske Robert Ebert. SECOND ROW: Lynn Hurley Sandra Brown Lois Hurley Beverly Hutchinson Suzanne Russell Sharon Stiles James House. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Petty William Wacenski Karen Burger Cynthia Nlorris Nlary Bowdey Janet Kester Patricia Clark David Brown John Arm- strong. FIRST ROW: David Peets John Serafine Catharine Cornell Jean Miller, Sandra Buys Roy Ikewood Joyce Rehbook. SECOND ROW: David Crawford Marcia De Lue Amelia Berna Thomas Galvin Patricia Bauer Carol Keller. THIRD ROW:Robert Stringer John Knorr Richard 'vlurphy Ronald Kowalski Thomas Tcske, Robert Freer Cheryl Hook. FOURTH ROW: Nirs. Bowen Lonnie Sehilster David Jacobs Frank Wolfgram Jane Stigel Randall Ebert Robert Nart Thomas Brasser. Lp to A.M .,.......... FIRST ROW: Theresa Pilato, Richard Tobin, Peggy Albright, Barry Davis, Antoinette Tiberio, Lawrence Schnedier, Deborah Gentile. SECOND ROW: Richard Urbanik, Samuel Caysenter, Janet Bowdy,Barbara Wood, Gene Padgham, Donald Merhoff, Robert Updaw, Robert Kelly, John I-lill, Bonnie Vosseler, Patty Chambery, Mrs. Follette, ABSENT: Gail Busby. P.M ............. FIRST ROW: Phyllis Taylor, Robert Bridson. SECOND ROW: Fred Augustine, Jacqueline White, Joanne Robusto, Wanda Trimble, Marlene Weeks, David Foley, Roger Albright. THIRD ROW: Rosemary Fisher, Gerald Marlow, Bonnie Friedler, James Dwyer, Dennis Morse. FOURTH ROW: Carl Fisher, Mrs. Follette, Chester Kuhn, Wayne Barnes, Edward Haak. A.M .... . ........ FIRST ROW: Samuel Parsons, Geraldine Mayeu, Carol Tobin, Mary Keeley, Sharon Musso, Richard VanNorman, William Beach. SECOND ROW: Molly VanNorman, Joan Twitchell, Jill Harris, Sheila Stuber, Gary Alborn,Linda Gaylord, Robert Button, Dennis Ocke, Brenda Brewer, Carol Catalano, Sharon Steamer, Jean Jackson, Constance Chase. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Kieffer. ABSENT: William Bridges, James Waterman, Jean Jackson, Poland Barbara. U A L L 1- : a is I .lk -.., W , in - f I . 41 P.M ............. FIRST ROW: Donald Gardner, Charles Dostman, Peter Bauer, Helen Rogers,Colleen Flatt, James Gavens, Joseph Robusro, Theodore Given.SECOND ROW: Shirley Weinman, William Shortsleeve, Frederick Forman, Ruth LeVecchi, Linda Stone, Marlene Coper- tino, Robert Meli, Robert Weeks, Nancy Thompson, Mary Ann Dziedziech. THIRD - ROW: Mrs. Kieffer. ABSENT: Thomas Thompson, Grace Baize, Elnora Hill, Elton Mosher. i .D 1A.M .......... FIRST ROW: Ray Appleman, Betsy Morris, Larry Joslyn, Bonnie Buys, Rodney Johncox, Donna Bennett. SECOND ROW: George White, Ray Iddings, Robert Teske, Glenn Wacenske, Ross Fredenburg, Janice Appleton. THIRD ROW: Judith Triou, Karl Enter, Nancy Ginegaw, David Trass, Douglas Magin, Albert Goodwin. FOURTH ROW: Linda Taber, Beverly Grace, Karen Rowell, Patricia Mason, Kenneth Albert, Paul De Minck, Mrs. Johnson. P.M .......... FIRST ROW: Leonard Henderson, Guy Krenger, Sherry Ikewood, Jimmy Brusso, Marlene Adams, Linda Lehr. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Johnson, Marlene Schommer, Jimmy Nortier, Norris DeFisher, Sally Anderson, Gilbert Richards, Barbara Harden, William Welker. THIRD ROW: Nancy Mortan, Donald Nortier, Terry White, Marilyn Druschel, Lynn Barnsdale, Judy Foote, Harry Berna, Michael Doyle. ABSENT: Sandra Luffman. 1 -Km M 53 5 sl: BCS f I 1 V 4 X' xf 2 6 I w C' X -K - Q' 'r uv M V Q N gn I FIRST ROWJ Curtiss I l-l1llM Wallace C Molmo S Bolton SECOND ROW G Coomber G Cosuch R Ambroz J Freer 1 Mosher M Leenhouts C Ebert M Angello Mr Armstrong ABSENT Margorie Crane OF BY AND FOR THE STUDENTS The student government of Wayne Central School is dividedlnto three branches The Executive Mr Markham theludical the Faculty and the Legislative the Student Council The Student Council of Wayne Central School IS com prised of two representatives from the seventh grade the eighth grade and each of the senior high grades and Mr Armstrong advisor Last years Junior Class elected Mi chael Wallace as president then after each of the member classes elected their delegates to the Student Council the newly elected members chose Carmen Molmo as Vice president Marjorie Crane as secretary and Jerry Hill as treasurer This year the Student Council attempted to solve a maJor problem at Wayne Central the conjestion and con periods A solution to the East side West side prob lem was a rulmg that the East stairway was to be used for ascending and the West stairway for descendlng at noon time Everyone agre d that this solution was a very bene ficial and successful one Now the Student Council had another rngemus idea that of having permanent ushers for all of the functions at Wayne Central This ldea was lnitiated during second semester In case improvement ofthe school building and school ground in general has been noticed corridors gym cafeteria and classrooms playground soccer field lawn and parking area it has been because of the efforts of these students who were chosen as W C s advising body To this small group of fourteen, who represent the entire student assocrattonare offered these encourage ment respect and success in any underta k ings you attempt next year WATCHDOGS KEEP VIGIL Our safety patrollers are almost the same as student police but they do not impose such rigid penalties upon offenders as officers of the law do From the twenty f1VC volunteers of this year three 3 year troopers were chosen to be officers Bob Seen was elected captain and at his side as co Captain was Nancy Wick Supplying us with the details of meetings was Pat Buys secretary The only 2 year vet who held an office was the news reporter Sarah Catalano Markham and Mr Armstrong the Safety Patrolwas given the Job of supervising our playgrounds and buildings from such vandalrsms as dropped papers and rubbage protecting the innocent by reporting the people who committed mls demeanors and enforcing strict rules concermng which stairs to use when where and howl These patrols guarded the stairs with undying efforts Members were stationed on buses to see that all went well and at cross walks for the protection of the students and faculty crossing the street during lunch periods With the cooperation of other students andthe admin istratxon this school vear has seen their Job well done! EF-'i 12 L.lfxllIT ZZ ' at A FIRST ROW C ureene P Buys Secretary J Morrison E Covey J Loquasto M Bel S Catalano News Reporter SECOND ROW B Burmeister M Maimone T Boltwood R Donovan B Youngman E Bulterman L Laushey J O Neill THIRD ROW R Seen R Ledarn E Petty D Brlger l W1ck N Wick F Hams S Buys ABSEINT K Kuhn Z I MEETING 8-H-1 DEQIOD llll : . ' , . ' . , . ' , . . : ,,,,,,,- ' I ' I l ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I . , . . : ' . - It X nf' fn. X 1 ' 'VW n,, . x n I S 1 1 1 Q . ' D . ' . . U . . - . I . . Z I . - . ' . , . . fusion of going up and down the stairs during the lunch Through the authority of the Student Council, Mr. 1 I H V cons t H - ' . , ' . . . ' . . ' ' , . . , - l . --- I I I I . ' . I 5 , . ' I . . 1 . - H, , . I . . . X. - , .6 V- 1. 4 ! A 6 V J x i f . ' ': . ' , . - . - ' . - , . , . , . - . : . ' , . ' , . , . , . , . , . , . ' ' . : ' I ' . D ' 1 ' I I ' f 1 ' ' D ' ' Y . , - .- ee C 3'1 91- EOUIS D ' THE K gt, Lf Sm-non ,O y' J PLQY ,..,,:J' ' D S T A N D I N G: Donna Vandewinckel Gordon Schenk, Ronnie Staves, Kenneth Cooper, Gordon Fewster, Wayne King, Jerry Seen, Eddie Tobin, Mary Agnello, Joe Zicari, SEATED: Miss Haller, Mary Jane Lomondo, Joan Markham, Betty Lou Cone, Beverly Johncox, Janet Bassage, Mrs, Brundige, Rose Caralano. INSERT: Gertrude Chase, Bob Claeys, Cars had already begun to clog the schooldrivewaywhenl arrived in my costume fa 1903 modelj. Out in the Ag building somebody yelled Make-up! Actors, waiting assembly-line fashion, were bit- ing each others'nails. Ken Cooper, proud owner of one line, Here, you ---- anarchist! was being zipped into his conductors uniform, kindly supplied by one of the Leenhout's Dairy delivery men. Then came the blood-chilling newsl Curtain--three minutesl We rushed back stage. Up went the curtain. Wayne King gulped once assumed his nervous Mr. Smith role, strode on stage, and the play Old-fashioned girls. . . was onl But back stage, the rest of us huddled together, Mrs, Brundige prompted from behind a prop, with frantic pantomiming motions, as an actor fumbled a line, Nobody was comforted by her, Noi You don't come on for three pages yetl as one of us prepared to dash on stage. But the actors gave it everything they had. The audience was eating it up, choking mirthfully over every spoonful, Afterwards they hailed it as a hitl L Ready for the four! ' He s o big he pushed me and I u II shoved me' Buttons bows HUHO ES Som? LounsWomon Toxr..... I STAFF HEADS SEATED:Janet Bassage, Mary lane L o m o n d o Gertrude Chase B e v e r ly Johntox STANDIING Donna Vande wlnkel Jeanhdd Joan Mor tts Joan Markham ABSENT Jerry Seen Joyce Hy man Rose Catalano Sh1rleySeha ACIIO bsPECIALLY FOR YOU Room 706 after P 50 desks scattered wlth copy sheets sketches and photographs Mlss Cheatham varnly typmg to check overa urlteup and answer two questlons slmultaneously a note on the bulletln board and an X on the calendarmarktng the next deadltne date These are some recollecuons of the 1953 Eagle Staff as they undertookthe great task of plannlng ayearbook whtch would worthrly represent our school A vote ot thanksqand a couple of SSPIFIIISQ to MISS Mary Cheatham mthout whose help the staff would never have done the Jobwtthwhtch If was confronted It IS tmposslble to repay her for all the t1m and effort she put Into thts book Also our thanks are extended to Mr Shaffer who supervlsed and advtsed ln the Art Department Due credlt goes to all the members of the staff who pooled their rdeas and talents to evolve thts 1953 Eagle telltng the story of Wayne Central and tts people We have worked hard and long to compose a book whrch would be asymbol to everyone 1n the school a remmder Db X-tts of the happy experlences of 1953 all 1n all a book whxchls espec rally for you FIRST ROW D Rowell R Catalano J Coomber L Hameltnk B Clark M Bnetung E Tobln SECOND ROW G Chase M Lomondo J Ftdd J Hyman THIRD ROW lNlISS Cheatham H Murphy J Markham J Bassage J Morrts B Johncox B Cone D Vandewlnkel S Schaap C Hurley FOURTH ROW W Krng B Brtdson S Buys H Chad sey S Freer F Blythe M Rappaz o G Suhenck J WIICOX J Seen FIFTH ROW H Bennett lv Wlck H Brewer B Claeys A Cass N Buyck M Agnello L lxorton L Drechler FIRST ROW: E. Richards, R. Ambroz, D, Coomber, T. Boltwood, R. Burmeister, J. Key- mel. SECOND ROW: A, Flanders, A. Berna, D. Dubois, G. Vandewinkle, C. Zimmer, R. Pembroke, G. Allen. THIRD ROW: H, Wispelaere, P. Rogalski, N. Schommer, B. Vanderstyne, J. Verkey, B. Seen, D. Beneway, R, Ledain, D. Sonnerville, Mr. Powell. Charm is the key that unlocks doors tn beauty, jobs, and success. Although made up of females, exclusively, the charm club might do well to coerce a few male specie who aspire to being efficient, capable business men. Nevertheless, this group has been functioning with a nucleus of prospective business women. Girls who were new to the organization this year, were entertained at a dinner given by the old members. After initiation and orientation, everyone pitched in to make suc- cessful a field trip to R.I. T. and Fanny Farmers in Rochester, a panel discussion on social problems, a spaghetti supper, and a play. A movie on the proper procedures in an inter- view was, perhaps, the biggest project undertaken this year. CHARM To developbetter character and to be trained more skillfully in using audio-visual aids effi- ciently are the aims of the ninth and tenth graders, who meettogether with Mr, Powelleach day dur- ing activity period. These are the boys who cause the students to cheer when they enter the room, burdened with screens, projectors, film strips, tape-recorders, and phonograph equipment. Now, the students may sit back and enjoy ten to forty-five minutes of classtime without the usual trouble of broken films, wrongly adjusted sound tracks, and delayed beginnings. For after a ten week training period, these projection whizzes are able to serve effi- ciently and quietly in any room, and with any of the audio-visual materials the school possesses, OFFICERS FIRST ROW: Mary Agnello, Sec't. 9 Audrey Mep- ham, Treas.g SECOND ROW: Jane VerStraete, News Reporter: Phyllis Masclay, Pres, g Mary Ann Reinhardt, Vice President, H' FIRST ROW: P. Buys, D. Vandewinckel, C. Hurley, I-l. Van De Viere, I. Denno, I. Morris, H. Verburg, C. Maletta. SECOND ROW: M. Alborn, J. Fioco, C. Hopkins, J. Benton, M. liomondo, R. Catalano, N. Burger, L. Hamelink, I. Vogt, B. Hurley, Mrs. Thompson. THIRD ROW: I. Tack, M. Agnello, F. Harris, B I. Ver Straete, P. Masclay, E. Covey, H. Chadsey, D. Rowell, J. Coomber, S. Catalano. FOURTH ROW: A. Mepham, S. Risley, M. Reinhardt, A. Cass, N. Luke, F. Blythe, M. Rappazzo, A, Barmaster, S, Fosdick, P. Hillegeer, B. Iohncox. I. Wilcox. AHICIUB FIRST ROW. M. Cumine, J, Goldstein SECOND ROW: W, Schenk, H, Pyfrom, Mr. Schaefer, P, Johnson, H. Chadsey, M. Erb. Just as Wayne Central would not be complete without Elmer , the world of commercial art would not be complete without artists. Hats off to Norman Shaffer, director of the art club and art director of Wayne Central. Mr. Shaffer who came to Wayne Central this past year is liked by all for the endless help he has given to us, the stu- dents of Wayne Central, The art club, which consists of eleven students, is conducted four nights a week after school. The basis of the club is figure drawing and costume designing, Each of these nights, student models come in to pose for the members, The drawings are completed in pencil, charcoal, or, pen and ink, and brush. This club is most beneficial and is greatly enjoyed by all who attend. I DUSIRIAIARIS CIUB Unrest and want for activity, in which students could express their emotions in some way for themselves or others, gave birth to the Industrial Arts Club, This club is open to anyone who is interested in making anything, but is limited to membership because of space and time. Mr. Kieffer's agile mind and nimble fingers have guided some objec- tives of the club, which are: to make good use of spare time, to create interest in hob- bies, to develop cooperation with others, to develop responsibility and leadership, to stimulate the imagination, to develop skill with the hands, to use machines of industry, and to have fun and win satisfaction in being able to make something useful as individuals. The club is run on a Democratic basis. T here is as President, Ralph Pembroke, Vice President, Dorothy Boas, and Secretary - Treasurer, Phyllis Bennett, The total num- ber of members to date is twenty-nine. A small fee, as dues, is taxed each member for various reasons. One is that it creates loyalty: another, it gives a feeling of belonging to an organization, thirdly, membership cards, parties, tools, speakers and movies are not had for a song, Bookends, bookcases, lamps, piperacks and knick-knack shelves are a few products of our labors. Progress has been made, accomplishments have been achieved, and a great deal of learning has been done. This year has proved successful in many ways for I. A.C. It was a wise old owl who once said, You're never too old to learn. To us know- ledge is knowing how, and having savoir faire has meant success in our organization. QQ FIRST ROW: S, Bolton, B. Burmeister, P, Bennett, R. Pembroke, D. Boas, N. Wick, C. Mortimer SECOND ROW: P. Buys, S, Schaap, S. Crane, P Giel, E. Jennings, P. Mayue, B. Rogalski. I. Seen, Mr, Kieffer. THIRD ROW: J. Spence. E. Richards, Covey, E. Ranalletti, IS F. Burmeister, D. Coomber, K. Van Norman, T. Boltwood. I. O'Neil. FOURTH ROW: V. Bowen, K. Kuhn, R. Morse. J. Harris, H. Bennett, S. Buys, E. FIRST ROW N Gage A Weber B Brlls E Morehouse S Burger D Welch P Buys C Dewert R Hauser A Barmaster SECOND ROW L Urbanrk F Barth N McKee K Crocker B Hurley I Van derwall N Gratton J Armold J Bushart S Johnson E Jenmngs B Busch MrssF1eld THIRD ROW J Denno E Newman B Valcore M Bel B Erb L Donaldson B Rogers L Donaldson J ONe1l S Catalano P Spurr R Rrchards FOURTH ROW A Mepham D Hennessey J Thayer F Blythe P Halght F Harrrs L Whrttleton S Freer P Hrllegeer J Morrlson S Fosdrck B Clark 35 SSA- Ing OFFICERS SITTING Shrrley Freer Barbara Clark STANDING Loretta Donald son Laura Donaldson ABSENT Marjorre Crane lil W'- +195 As Future Homemokers of America the gals rn the Home Economrcs Burldrng have been emphasrzrng homemakrng arts To thrs end various prolects were under token the most fascrnatrng of which was the mokrng of nylon flowers Of the traps taken two stand out most vrvrdly Soclus saw the gurls at the annual F H A Rally and Rochester General Electrrc welcomed them to a Ford demon atron of A Modern Thanksgrvrng Drnner Parties and dances were among other rnterestrng entertarnmg and successful events of the year At these Informal gatherrngs members came to know and work more harmonrouslywuth therr offrcers namely Marge Crane President, Laura Don aldson Vrce President Bobs Clark News Reporter and Loretta Donaldson Treas urer Mrss Fields and other future housewives we salute you' 50 :. .- ..',. ,. ,. .. .. .. .. . :. .. .. .. .- ' no .1 pn 1- no .lv Ill' . gn no on pa no 1- na u-'lr . .. ..' . :. .. .. .. .. .IO .QI ' ll il. DI .IO ll! O 0 0 o O 6' ,Jef X Z4 f r r .,1,U JB 6- 'IJ Il g' :' . lk , . : ,, . ' I it ' I .. ,, . ,, . . . - ' I , . , . Ill I - Str' ll ' ll 1 1 ' I I 3 I ' ' ' ' ,rr rr - I l I I I . , , . g 'NQQ4 K fn-4' N-R1 QP 'E Ili' Ill' ll'l Il:- llll Ill lll' ll Ill 4 l 0 ir, . I' . I A 622 I PB 'sq-' : I YI . -' ii. I. II. A' FIRST ROW: D. DuBois, P, Button, R. Ambroz, J. Pagluiso, T. Boltwood, R. Donovan, G. Weber, I. Key- mel. SECOND ROW:A. Berna, J. Ryan, R. Lewis, R. Curtis, H. Hill, L, Clark, K. Ambroz, R, Herold, D. Bills, C. Molino,A. Hillegeer. THIRD ROW:Mr. Faulks, S. Cauwels, G. Allen, R, Welker, Bob Doyle, D. Adams, B, Doyle, E, Weber, B, Crane, H, Hillegeer, J. Molino, Mr. Warner. FOURTH ROW: L. Scott, R, Whittleton, G. Connolly, B. Amsler, B. Haak, S. Maletta, D. Keyes, N. Schommer, D, Bilger. FIFTH ROW: J. Verkey,AP, Barnhart, B. Morse, D. Smith, B. Slocum, W. Benedict, G. Bassage, B. Connolly. Wayne Central's Future Farmers of America was originated in 1938 under the leadership of Vern Ogi. Today Wayne Central has fifty members in F.F.A. under the able guidance of our advisor Mr, Emory Faulks and our honorary advisor Qcadetj Mr. Robert Warner. The pur- pose of the Future Farmers of America is to promote better methods in agriculture. No better definition of our purpose could be given than that which is found in our creed, To practice brotherhood and honor rural opportunities and responsibilities and to develop those qualities of leadership which every future farmer should possess. We honor rural opportunities by participating in such activities as the Palmyra Fair, the speaking contest, the Rochester Fruit Show, and the Dairy Contest. In these activities we complete with other chapters for prizes and different awards on the various projects. Part of our leadership training is to send different boys into contests, and representatives OFFICERS to county meetings and the annual national convention. Durwood Adams won the Sears Roe- FIRST ROW: Karl Ambroz, Yice Pres. buck award of S125 to buy a purebred heifer calf for writing an essay on caring for the calf. EflrlsgSrisdzggiingglcbggglcaozjfgiii President Robert Doyle and Vice President Karel Ambroz boarded the train for Kansas City, Morse. Sec., Leonard Clark' News Re- Missouri, to attend the National F.F.A. convention where there were representatives from all Porter? D'-11'W00d Adams. Semenall Mf- forty-eight states, Hawaii, and Puerto Rico. Faulks' Advisor' We aim to practice brotherhood by getting together at least once a year ar a banquet. Parents, mem- bers, guests aud other friends are in- vitedto come to the banquet and get acquainted and learn how the F. F, A, functions. We also have other group activities, such as hayrides and ice cream socials in which the members can get together and have a good time. F.F.A. anticipates a bigger and better year in '53-'54, and hopes all our cadets will prove as helpful and cooperative as Mr. Warner. BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: John Keymel, Richard Donovan, Ronald Ambroz, Raymond Herold, Harold Hillegeer, Robert Crane. SECOND ROW: Mr. Faulks, Gary Connolly, Emil Weber, Bill Doyle, Stanley Cowells, Raymond Welker, Bob Amsler, George Bassage, Richard Smith, Bob Haak, Mr. Warner. ,Z 1 D , ,ff ,'5QW 4 C O CH xi ,Jr .S x 1 1 ' BARBER SHUPPIRS J to llf- .U . , 1- I I' I-gr - V' 'le A 5 FIRST ROW: S. Markham, M. Doyle, C. Maletta, E. Jennings, B. Curtis, S. Burger, H Murphy, C, Dewert, S, Penbroke, D. Vandewinkel, G. Bell, B. Bills, M. Crane, J. Mor- YiS. P. 5Cll-Refer. J. Mosher. SECOND ROW:M, Alborn, J. Fioco, B. Grace, E. Bulterman, B. Clark, K. Crocker, R. Catalano, L. Urbanik, N, Gratton, M, Brietung, I. Loquasto B, Shultz, J. Bushart, R. Richards, L, Laushey, J, Armold, F. Barth, M. Lomondo, J. Ben- ton, J. Markham, D. Rowell, M, Keller, J. Coomber, E. Wamback, Mr. Fleisher. THIRD ROW: L. Hill, H, Vogt, M. Agnello, U, Covey, S, Freer, I. Waasdorp, B. Bridson, R, lee Dreschler, Charles Rowell, Ric- hard Minnamon, David Beneway, Donald Bills, Charles Minnamon, Mickey Erb. ABSENT: Wray Ryan, SEATED: Mr, Fleisher, When Mr. Fleisher discovered that Dick Minnamon, Charles Rowell, Lee Dreschler, Wray Ryan, Mickey Erb, Chuck Minnamon, David Beneway, and Don Bills had voices that blended, he organized the Barbershoppers. They've made several appearances this year, the most outstanding of which were the incid- ental music rendered at the Senior Play and the delightful arrangement of Jingle Bells at the Christmas Concert, December 22. We look to hear more from youll , 4' - .fs 'A R. .' - ..,..,1 ,tha -7 .li , -.- Cooper, L. Wall, S. Catalano, F, Harris, D. Hennessey, B. Cone, C. Hopkins, C. Greene, E. Morehouse, M. Cumine, B. Valcore, J. Fidd, L. Whittleton, C. Beamer. FOURTH ROW: J. Zicari, C. Minnamon, L. Drechsler, J. Wilcox, J. Triou, B, Claeys, C. Goodwin, S. Bramhall, D. Bills, S. Martella, L. Bassage, C. Rowell, H. Bennett, D. Hepburn, N. Luke, N. Buyck, P. Bennett, D, Payne, M. Button. FIFTH ROW: M, Erb, W. King, K. Thayer, E. Fox, L. Bel, V. Bowen, A. Cass, I. Morrison, J, Catalano, J. Tack, I. Bassage, M. Reinhardt, S. Risley. J. Coopertino, D. Minnamon, R, Ledain, D. Beneway, R. Seen. Nightingale, thy sweet voice sounds, may well be attributed to the Girl's Sextette. lf it's true that harmony makes music tick, then the songs that these meloclious maids ren- derecl for the iunior and senior plays, the Christmas concert, student assemblies, ancl the Spring Festival will ever leave sweet strains in our memories, even When night is darlcling Mary Jane Lomonclo, Betty Lou Cone, Shelley Markham, Jean Fidd, Joan Markham, Marilyn Breitung. SEATED: Mr. Fleisher. 53 J' of Slllllll ,ns- SENIOR BAND FIRST ROW B B1lls M Doyle M Scott J Spence J Cone S Burger J Tack J Morse S Pembroke B Bur J Tobln L Bassage P Dav1s THIRD ROW J Coomber S Markham C Rowell I Bassage E Wambach P Daly R BIVIBDO G Waasclorp B Blake E Tobln J Tr1ou H Hxllegeer FOURTH ROW R Crane B Cone D Rowell M Alborn E Adams J Coomber H Vogt M Brextung R Srmth FIFTH ROW H Murphy J W1lcox J Faro ABSENT S Rellly S Hepburn B Gratton K Mortlmer D Colonomus G Vandewxnckel D Vandewmckel FIRST ROW Mary Ann Rexnhardt Capt Sue R1s1ey Capt SECOND ROW Joseph1neF1oco Barbara Bndson Barbara Grace Lynn H111 Freda Hams 54 K , lill I I .I 5 Q meister, J, Keymel, SECOND ROW: Mrs, Updaw, L. Bel, R, Tobin, D, Hepburn, J. Waasdorp, J. Zicari, J. WerPlank, GGSN' 6 N405 l952 saw members of the Wayne Central Sensor Band under the able durectnon of Mrs Roberta Updaw, successfully produce both a Chrustmas Musuc Program, anda Sprung Fest: val Musuc Program Away from home the entnre band took ac tnve parts nn the County Musuc Festuval and the All State Band Program held at Newark N Y an November There, Joe Zncaru and Joan Tack, twooutstandmg semorclarmetnsts, suc cessfully represented conductor Roberta Up daw s efforts In May several band members entered competutuon as solousts and ensemble membersct the N Y S S M A Sectnonalsat Syracuse Umversnty 6 D B0ll Joe Z1car1 Eddxe Tobm Rlchard Smlth Jlm Trxou Bob Crane Barry Blake BNN, FIRST ROW: R. Bennett, M. Cornell, B, Schreiber, B. Patton, N. Lewis, L. Coomber, T. Armstrong, S. Rowell. SECOND ROW: Mr, Fleisher, P, Daly. J. Curtiss, J. Sn.ith, R. Padgham, C. Wemes. THIRD ROW: B. Bradshaw, J. Burger, M, Leenhouts, D, Henderson, E, Bulterman, FOURTH ROW: G. Hyman, ABSENT: J. Morrison, R. MSSOH. M 4' 44 All an together grrls How do you luke he Sqctter sovereugnty Weather 9 ls? Ch one you wonderful Sur prused'9 'N as 53:4 Stumpedl Hold that pose' Ga sesslon A Teaser And so to class After the class ns over Cost your bal lot' Drmk at every drop! Are we downheorted? ? No loutermg un the halls! Venn, vida, vac: , , ,' Taking life eds Y. . . 56 The b'9 three Down nn front' LOVED Vx Cl L O Y' o cl ojrhlekes N1 VCVB br HQ og. fvomm v Ke POR Qohc If fx ,1 KJ K K QKIE'-JU M GLC, 7 X vs-ayax Si- - X E 1 7 he 51 4. BOMBERS HAVE ROUGH SEASON Thrxlls hrll and suspense followed rn qurck successmn as the team was no1s11y cheered on to vrctory The fans wrlr long remember the 52 53 season Although the losses somehow seemed to outnumber the garns Coach Colburn turned out a sprrlted team and what was lost ID pomts per game was defrnrtely gatned 1n sportsmanshrp Anyone present at thrs year s actron mrght well recall the cheertng SCCI1O!'l 88 WE !'S3C! I!'l1S VARSITY CHEERLEADERS . FIRSTROV!kPhyllisMasclay,Iackie .' Benton. SECOND ROW: Audrey Mepham, Joan Markham, Betty Lou Cone THIRD ROW: Jane Ver Straete, Grace Cosdch lg-1' KNEELING BobDoyle D1ckK1es1nger N1ckR1ck KarelAmbroz GurdenAllen STAND ING Ed Tobm Mlckey Erb Barry Blake jerry H111 Chuck Mmnamon Sonnet Ed the forward passed to Mrck Who drrbbled the sphere over to Drck The foe mterceptmg trlpprng fallrng N1ck retrrevrng armrng the ball 1nl The other team rs alert and wary Of the superspeed guard by the name of Jerry But down the court races Barry a forward RRY BLAKE Who leaps for the basket as the ball bounces skyward CaPt3m A mght not for wrnnrng the game 1S acute Coach Colburn reflects then Calls SUBSTITUTE! Agam blows the whrstle the end nrghmg W C though losrng dorng dymgl The end of the season! No pennant? None A llttle more trme and we would have won! LET S GO WAYNE CENTRAL! Anyone passrng through the corrrdor on second floor of a Tuesday afternoon was wont to hear echorng loud and clear shouts of LET S GO WAYNE CENTRAL! Varsrty cheerleaders were grvlng vent to yells and cheers that helped our boys meet therr foes bravely thls past sports season The spark behmd the squad? None other than Wayne Central sown Julre Merhoff Wrth the cooper atron or Joan Markham as captarn and the other slx co workers she was able to doa more outstandrng Job More zrp zrm pep and vrm should see these gals among the best squads rn the countyl JV IS Ill Ill FIRST ROW: James Pagliuso, Robert Tobin, Pat Johnson, Harry Hill, Joseph Nlolino, Albert Berna, Leonard Scott. SECOND ROW: Charles Rowell, Eugene Taillie, Angelo Copertino, Keith Thayer, Jerry Verkey, Bill Slocum, Earl Fox, Bob Milke, Donald Morrell. In actuality, these boys enter into an indoctri- -1 C me nation course in basketball for the purpose of pro- viding future basketball material. Besides provid- ing plenty of thrills for the spectators, many of them grow into promising cagers. The speed and aggress- iveness of Jimmy Pagliuso, which won him a stand- ingposition on the teamgthe dead eye shot of Bobbie Tobing the expert ball handling of Donald Duck Morrell, and the sportsmanlike playing of Joe M0liDO all combined to helpform a promising Wayne Central Varsity basketball team. C, .67 IN A HUDDLE .... YAY. . . TEAM Like the boys, the girls' main ambition is to be members ofthe Varsity Squad, Learning the cheers and developing co-ordination and team-work are the first steps towards this goal. Practicing once a week under the direction of Mrs. Merhoff, the girls create new yells and motions to add to their routine cheers. Because of their pep and enthusiasm, we may feel very confident in our future Varsity Cheerleaders. LEFT TO RIGHT Josephine Fioco, Ruth Cooper, Helen Chadsey, Mary Lou Al- born, Patty Buys, captain M. PP G gb V4 Asrsranr Coach De Horus Assrstar Manaher H Carncll Mana er G Schenk Coach Genule WR ll G FIRST ROW D Brlls Capt D Whrrrlelon Lu Lap! REFUND ROW aleua D rl T Cass Mor B Lems L Drec P r Sc Freer B Morse THIRD RO Qurck T Bolrwood F Blrmelsrer D Floco D Keyc G Vande wrnkel D Zimmer N Schommer LHADLOCK Now rhar the nme for deadlocks rhrows prnf shoulder holds and choke holds UQ has passed lr s rbl-od ro be able ro rellecr on a eroup of nrawny fellows who under rhc anle supervxsron of coaches C-cnulc and DeBorus brou hr ro M ayne Lenrral anorher crrdrrable year ln wrcsrllnh janrary A wrndy snowy blusrery mghl on whrch Don Blll Lee Drechsler Carmen Molmo Blll schenk Ken Freer Dlck Mrnnamon and Duck lwlnrzle-ron wpenrd rhe season wnh a 30 ro porn: vxc tory March A sumlarmghr saw a smular bunch of fellows headed for the secuon 3 sccuonals and Frnals rn Rochurcr Once agaln wrcsrlers rn varrous wcrbhr classes srrove r defend rhe urles held hy such men as Jeffers and Zrnuner rn 52 xrosur ulrhoselnrhf. varlouswelbhrclasscsfollows sy, T Cass IO3 F Bur user lrz R ewrs o or o Drec sler I K Ryan 147 B Schenk I s rl, D Nhnnamon unlmnud D lwlurrmron Urhers who cameourlor wresrlrny, are H Carnal! A Ourc B Mason 1, Rowell I Keymcl L J wmker D Zlmmer k B Morse D Floco N Schommer ohncox E Rxchards DGHBITIONISTS ll Pyfrom G Vander ANOTHER GOOD YEAR FOR THE PITCHMEN xmonr, a mass of legs rhe boys scramble for rlre ball K beauuful sho! rs krcked by our half back Chuck Mrnnamon and the boys race down lhe held Wrrh a few near passes and an unexpecred head shor rhc ballshps Lhroufrh our appunenr s goaln s frnbers for another rwo pornrs There goes the whxsrlel Wayne Central has won agalnl Nor all rhe games ended wlrh as much excrrernuu as dxd rhrs one but all were play ed wrzh rhe never endrnh drrve of our soccer boys Many umes lense anxrous spectarors watclunr, rhe ball reach our cal crowdedonro rhe srdelrnes and wrrnessed our dependable goalre Eddre Tobrn make a specracular E carch and saverhe Game The amazrng speed of Donald Duck Mornll also won lum a srandrng posmon the frrsr ream SUBCIR The roughesr ur e o C rhroubh wlrh a four porn! wrn Frnrshrn rn rnrrd place as a resulr ol folr consecuuwe 'ue ls C had Lhe followrng scores ro add rorherrrccord lhlllarnson, Wayneg Norrh Rose 0 wayne 'sodus 0 Wayne 0 'Manon 2 Wayne 2 'wolcuu 2 Waymz 'wrlharnson 0 Wayne C Marlon 1 Mayne o wdus 0 Wayne 4 Red Creek 2 Wayne 6 Wolcou Wa n 0 Nr r hoc., L. Morno Brlls C. xTArwDlNG roach uenuls. and Coach Prrro bIT'llNG Manaeers non R Hcrord H 11 ll fro rr RUW2 D Morre P n d D d Mor ABSLNT Johnny hnrnry Tonn Marun Maxmom an an ss Ham, s mo A L L Tarllee D Nllnnarn A Qu om I llrll T n 1 B sloc 1 M .- 'EZT4 I U C S,M , ,Minnarrm. . ,C. kno, . W, . hs- lar, ll. yfron, B, . henk, K. . . 2. Wg A. J- I M I .Z It Y ' . A : Q Y ...... I V I I ' A , , r A ' . 'z '- . , - . m-r , - , l.' ',l2 -K.Frc-er,127-C.Ml'n,r33-L. he , 38-V. , j-.J , 54- IJ, Bill., V- . , - , ' ' , f V . - 1' I A l ' I K P x . D , ,A, Y A . . , D . . , , . . ,, on ' . h dl 1' rhe season was crossed when the rearn faced Sodus, Consranr drive broughr W. D V . . . D . ., k A I S' ,I . I . . L , y L 1 ' ' 'Q Q ' ' I , ' : - A ROV :'I', CASS, R, T vbln, R. T . '. 1' , D. - 1. Mm' ' r, ' ', '. U: s'. na: ,.' ..lll, .Py I. :. ll..Joh- , Y Un. 1, Mol' ,B, ink, ', , ,. nn, . rck, H, M 1, , ' ,N,Rrcl1,E, obr , D. Kr-srnger, , ' un, . Erb, F N . C --A- , ,A , 1 2'?P': y ,,: Q---J' R I r -W H A . ' - ,J sz, Rv 21.3. -V P- 7 ' ' ' :Q ' , T - r Q, D .V -.2 A VN ,.e 'a q f , 4 -f, 3 .2 wg f , Av' W I NNY: Donald null, kart' Alnlumz, Clxarlm Mrnnaqlon, Bull ll ll.ar,wl.l Pyrmnr, knl1l1t'tlxF:tfr:r, 5lfCL'NIl RUXNQ Robert Duylu, .4 rr: '-tulxtv, Rn-1l.lrJ v.E:.:t.t-um, Rrulrlrd wrznth, Mrciq km, ten, Nmrd liulnwlnl t, :5l.l Mclzrlx ll, Mr, tmlmlrxl, IRACK 'UEEI I I. . . Wllll BOY S' Cmuclnns, tt-nxt, .1.t-rx, ht-.lrtw tlmmprn. ru tht-rr mnlltllb, they .1war:uutl1e.... Bang! They ntrt- ltl when Klux aught .wclmtd artl1t'tr.n'krv1t-ru .mud up lm thu hundrt-J-yard dash, the 220, the 440, the 380, the mile, and the relay. other xndrutmql ctmtusrs ware the :hot put, pure vault, hxgh jump, and oroad jump. Undrr thu rlrrectrlm .lf Mr, Cvlhurn, our :pr1nrcrs were good nvals to the outsxde meets, as well aa to thrust- rn the county. DxckWh1ttlctunlrxcdtl-ull!-luulplmlabryuark ret:ordl:f18'4, l!4 rn the broad 1ump, as well as to perfecthnbhrvr put. Bug Dtwylu, knnwn lm ln- tt-mfrc :punt at the fxmsh, agam ran the mile, and, Brlly Mchrhol' wnrlxctl up hh pwlu vrlulung tu .1 ,gnorl llcrghl. Thom that plact-rl fmt and wcwml ln the cmlnty cnrured the aectmnals, wxzh thu tlurd placcmen as Jrternarcs, andlftlnwrmcktuam rs bymblxllc lvl luturt- track warns uf Wayne Central, there w1.l be many marc hanlwrx lrlcc tlnf ont In Aung aloft at Iltvllw. :ll-2. -l t Ihr- Mln:.,4 1., nrtqt.. .1 lt':1. 1,l,U,sl7.l .'. t,:l.c+- -,1.1::l. , mt J :.:p.:., ut, .x-,.:z.tt,.1, mt, la.,-, Eur. 5 A-C, ,, Il.tf int l.. 1 ' .L L ugw1.., nl, lit-ra .. STANDING: Coach Gentile and Coach DeBottjs. SXTTXNG Managers Harry Hrll, Mztvm Marmrwne, Ronme Ambroz, if-7 BASlBAll SHORTS A-HOY! !! N-J direction of Mr. Colburn and Mr. Gentile. Q-.. X - lndian-dodge, and archery. sidering the differences in age! 1 Ak, F 0 fr C v' V. 3 . fig! . s::.ll . ' ' ln , Q its' S ' N'- V.. A., 6-9. iii, At the beginning of the year, Frances Blyth, Doris Rowell, Evelyn Wamback, and Mary Jane Lomondo were e lec ted as committeemen. These girls planned the games, decided what activities were to be played, and ke pt a record of the points achieved throughout the year by the individual girls. These points, based on attendance and participation, were accredited at the end of the year to determine the letters, emblems, or Switch .......... pins that were awarded FIRST ROW H Van De Vrere H Murphy D Vandewlnckel PBuys A Weber D Welch R Hauser S Pembroke SECOND ROW A Moran l Van De Wall C Maletta J Mosher M Doyle D Baker R Rlchards P Daly E Jennmgs A Mepham THIRD ROW J Froco J Markham N Anthony MJ Lomondo R Catalano J Benton P Schaefer K Crocker C Green N Gratton J Armold 1 Bushart L Laushey S Markham JA Loquasto FOURTH N Gage B Clark M L Alborn A Allen D Rowell FIFTHROWJ Bassage E Wambach S Fosdlck H Chadsey J Ver Straete P Masclay B L Cone S Buys B Brrdson J Waasdorp N Eaton L Whrttleton B Grace SIXTH ROW V Bowen P Bennett A Cass M Rexnhardt F Blythe H Vogt P Halght F Hams B Johncox J W1lcox I Thayer J Fldd ROW: K. Fox, J, Morrison, J, Coomber, J. A, O'Nei1, S, Catalano, B. Youngman, B, Valcore, R, Cooper, M. Cumine, Where's my belt? Can I borrow somebody's sneaks'9 Hurry up! There goes the whistIe! Such remarks can be heard . ,L as the girls pour out of the locker room Friday afternoons for their A weekly sports frolic. These cheerful, energetic girls consist of freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors and are under the This activity, to which the girls look forward, gives them a chance to show their ability in athletics - ability which they cannotdisplay in their regular gym classes . Among the intramural sports played are: basketball, baseball, soccer, volleyball One of the outstanding events of the year was the Female Specie of the faculty challenging the girls to a game ofbas ketball. The girls really gave them a run for their money, con 'Sl-IDBI' STORIES ' 0 'Zu A oN 'Ev 19' 'Y J' .1 I ff? PETER H MOLL G L F Serv e John Deere Farm Equipment Sales and Servuce LeHugh Valley Coal Phone 2631 Ontarto New York MASON STEVENS HARDWARE Heatlng Plumbln Appllances Ontarno Center, N Y Phone 3646 Complnments of Dr Glenn De Gellelze Wullaamson, New York Compliments of Bassage s Self Servzce F ood Store Ontarao Center, N Y TWAS THE NIGHT BEFORE THE SENIOR TRIP QWITH APOLOGIES TO SANTAJ Twas the nlght before the Senlor Tr1p When all through the house Not a creature was qulet not even a mouse The clothes were hung 1n the closet wrth care In hopes that mormng soon would be there And one semor holdlnga tour book tn her lap Had just dozed off for a very short nap When out ln the hall there arose such a clatter Papa fell over the su1tcase that s vvhatwasthe matter Away to the kltchen she ran llke a flash Pxcked up the valuables and threw In her cash Mr Powell was nestled mlserably ln h1s bed Whlle v1s1ons of Washmgton danced through h1s head The moon on the breast of the cr1spfresh ground Gave a luster of mldday to oblects around When suddenly whatto her eyes should appear But mornmg already w1th the mp so near More rapld than eagles she gathered her clothes LIPSIICR comb and most of all hose! The day was assunder and she looked a frtght Tlme was a wastlng and hurry she mlght She checked her llst callmg each thlng by name Now ltpstlck comb watch and Illlg From the top of the stalrs to the seat of the car She knew by now New York wasn t too far The Sen1ors before the great tram went I-lad plenty of money whlch everyone spent Up to the platform thetr feet all flew W1th su1tcases galore and lunches too And then 1n an lnstant they heard the grate sound The chug of the tra1n saylng Im slowrng dowt It was dressed all 1n metal from IIS head to tts oot And 1ts engme was all tarntshed wlth ashes and soot And bundles of su1tcases flung on tts back Carrled safely the clothes and other br1c a brac It was long and stralght a colossal thtng When ll started to roll how the Semors d1d slngl A toot of tts whtstle and a twlst of Its wheel Led the smgers to stop then start to squeal Then laytng thetr heads back on the seat They declded that th1s was really quxte neat As for WASHINGTON well some other tlme xt may be But tt s NEW YORK for th1s class ln 1953! Jewel Goldstem 64 Complrments of I rvxng Armstrong General Insurance Phone 2151 Ontario, N Congratulatlons Sensors MAPLE ROCK SERVICE STATION Ontaruo, New York A JOHNCOX 8. SONS Haulers Of Foodstuffs Ontario, New York Phone 2291 5261 5745 JERRY S ESSO SERVICE Where Qualtty Counts At the Sngnal Lsght Phone Webster 237 Lubrucatuon Specualnsts Jerry Hamel Proprtetor . . . ic ' V ' .Y. , , . ' - ' 9 . ' ' . . Q Now hair brush, stockings---eachsmallthing! A. - - f . l I ' D I Il 0 II , , . . . I . WATERMAN and SONS INC Red Kuclney Beans Calso Petroleum Frozen And Brmed Fruits Phone 2211 4291 Qnfarlo Center N Y A G HUTCHINSON INC Wayne Co lnty Dxstrlbutor lnternatxonal Trucks Packard Cars 81 Ferguson Tractors McCormack Farm Equlprnent Wulluarnson Wolcott Newark Compliments of HOWK AND IVIEPHAIVI Ontaruo N Y Telephone Ontario 2191 Comolurnents of MARION S Western Auto Store 1 . A . ' ' ' THREE BIG STORES 1 65 Compllments of CALKINS MEN S SHOP News Greetunt, Cards Western Umon Phone 4481 Onmno New York SCHAAP S GROCERY Meots Grocerues Frurts Vegetables 70 Mull St Dual 4231 Ontoruo N Y Compluments of BURNETT S WATCH SHOP Ontorno Center New York Compllmen S o MURPHY FUNERAL HOME Phone 462l ,loan Markham watchtn her cute f13,ure Now I set me down to eat I pray the Lord I wxll not cheat IfI should reach for cake or bread Please urde my hand to meat mstead Mr Powell and hrs wrfe were argurnt, when he snapped I m warmn you you ll hung, out tht. beast tn me So who s afrard of rmce? she re torted As Betty Lou left the house wtth Nelson her mother sard Behave yourself and have a ood Lime dear Whtch do you mean? Betty Lou called back Mr Borton 111 ehemrstry class Bar bara what does HNO3 Slglllfy? bot ll rrght on the up of my tongue Mr Borton Well you d better SPII ll out It s n1tr1c 3C1d BASTIAN BROS C0 DI:SIC1Nl-RS AIND PRODUX I RS OF IXCLUSIVE- CLASS jl WII RY CIPNUINI- I-NQRAVID COMMI-NCI MINTS AND PERSONAL CARDS 66 . I a V S .7 3 u I ' . S ' ' 1 .. . 4 U N . - 7 O ' ' .t v . ' - tt - , I ' ' . - I F G - .. . O . - I I n I . . ,, Ontario, N,Y, Barbara Brldson: Well, ah.,.er..,I've Y . . . .H I - ' . . , . . ' ' ' ' ' f' I J ' ' I ' I ' Impruwrn wtrtnct It took hundred ofyears to makea man out tf a monlxcx e sax In Ill rndt d tran e how a pretty 1 Ican make a monlwex wut wf a man rn a fem mrnutes se Cata an looked ron and thou htfurly at the econd txamrnauon quesuon whrch read State the number oftonsof coal shrpped out of the Uruttd Stattsrnany rxenxear Thtnher grow tltartd and she wrote 1 c, none Jud e Wooster Thrs speedrnfr ha bot tostop Have you exer been before me? Lyman No srr Itrred tor et before you on the road thrs mormn b mx ar WOIII do mort than sutnty mrles an tour Drck Roland That Irnrment makes my arm smart M1ssHal1er Put some on your head then! Complnments WAYNE COAL LUMBER CORP Palmyra N Y Phone LOUIE AND ZELMA S BARBER SHOP AND BEAUTY SALON Phone 2531 Ontorlo N Y Comphments of ONTARIO COFFEE SHOP Onrcrrlo N Y Complrmenrs LYDEN PRODUCTS DIVISION Onrcrlo N Y Comphmenfs of STATE BANK 0F ONTARIO ONTARIO N Y Member Federal Reserve System cmd Federal Deposit Insurance Corporohon 67 r' gr' ' -1 ' 1 s - of I s , , som' ' if u ' -t- 5 5 ' 81 1' gr '- 'lm t A 1 Y I ' Ro' I' tw '1 ' I . . E1 ' v iii -A-A ' ' Q ' t - A V 260 , . . - -sf fx A f: 4Y.2-. m- H 1 s , :.. -s , , -O S , I . , I ., : , I A X ' of ' ' 'er UI J C . I :.. , , . . , I . . ' . ' Y 'E , II. I. of Socony Products Goodyear Tures JOHN W SEEN DeSoto 8. Plymouth Phone 2441 Onforuo N Y BEACH AND IVIAHER Feed Cocl Lumber Burldung 83 Mull Street Phone 2221 Ontclrxo New York ANNA B YOUNGS Feed ond Gram For Cows Poultry Horses Hogs Walworth New York Phone 754 J 2 I Soles 8. Service 68 Compliments BILL CRAY S REFRESHMENT STAND Ouolnty Food DE LASS FLOWERS For AII Occoslons Phone 3662 Ontorno New York Complrments of PAUL S CARR JEWE LER Moun St Ontorlo New York HUXLEY CHEVROLET Chevrolet and Olclsmobrle Phone 2981 Route 104 Onforro New York L, dOHS 213921179 S ll-IOIEIM 50 swauuu dwoj Connphments of EATON S STORE Ontoruo New York TOP FOOD MARKET Meats Grocerles Drugs Phone 2811 We deluver the goods Von C Rusley Hove Fun Bowling ot the ONTARIO BOWLING HALL gp 'ligkk' UR NUI IU... ' of I Q I .1 ' zz., Lzf - -. ' M., I I x, ,w - . 1 ' . I I ., ow K ', ' I T I . I I' .I - - - . , Q' f. f H I Il I A I 69 Congratulations Closs of 1953 Moy The Future Be Brught ond Prosperous AMERICAN HOADWAYS Ontar xo Homer H Klesmger Contractor Asphalt Pavmg Blacktop Drlveways Phone Rochester 7121 Ontarlo 2733 COMPANY 70 , x' ' A 1 A 1 -1 SENIORS ALL STONECROFT Frulfs 8. Vegetables Fresh Meats 8. Grocerles Onfaruo, N Y Phone 2172 Complnmenfs of Helen s Beauty Shop Helen Crombach Onfaruo, N Y Phone 230l I5 Knuckerbocker Mayne Central w1l1 e er be proud of Rooms 304 and 305 benlor Homcrooms because of the many precedents ll has establlshed and the pace tt has set for future senlor classes For the fll'SlI'.1lllE1Tl the h1story tf the school th1ssen1or class netted over SI 0 tn IIS annual ma aztne sales In add1t1on to tlus boost rn funds the classwas awardedS2O by the ma aztne com pames for party expenses qTlus party nex er ma teuallzed because eatmg and drxnkmg d1d not seem as rmportant as makm merry tn the Btg C113 lj These sentors w1ll lonn be remembered among the flrsts who have seen at least twenty of 1ts fxfty seven members enterm de ree oearmo msmtutlons f1ve buslness two schools of nurs me and two technlcal ITISIIILIISS Yes the saga of th1s class tts paruclpatlon tn other acuvlues such as band chorus cheer leadlng basketball dramaucs publlcatlons and 8SSCl'lll711ESW1l1lOl'lg remain deeply rmpressed wtthm the walls of Wayne Central 1ts volce mmgled wtth that of other classes tn smgmg the fam1har strams of the Alma Mater 1ts sharmff the Joys ofwlnnmg the gloom of losmg a game 1ts thrtll at heanng the closm Dell s last mtg 1ts brddtng good bye to hallowed halls to frlends and to honored teachers 1ts task ln helpmg to outld a world anew IIS road ahead 1ts contrtbuuons tn buxldlnff for peace Yes Wayne Central w1ll ever ha1l thee Class of 53 Complunnenfs of MARKET BASKET G Carlton Cone Ontario New York Compluments of Ontario Gas and O11 Esso Gas and Wolf s Head Orl Wholesale and Retaul Phone 334 Senior portraits and group pictures made by MOSER STUDIO INC 77 Clmron Ave North Rochester N Y Por ralture Graduatxon Engagement Brxdal Formals Weddlng Cancllds Baby Cancllds Fme Copxes 71 . , ' 1 . . . ,, ' ,c c G . 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BEST TUTSHES UEHSS UE T953 CUTTTPEITTTETTTS UE THE PHETTIUTTH UHHTHBETT UE CETTTTTTTEITUE TU THE fomu :ments 0 an s Doughnut Shop illllamson New York f ompllments ot The Wrlllamson Sun Wllllamson New Ynrlt omplrments t The Tot s Toggery Shoppe A Comp ere Infants to Teen Store I- NIRII1 Te ephl Il nmsx n 'N Success to Wayne Central Sensors RUBERY HARDWARE Palmyra N Y I 1 AUTOBUS Certarn studentsat Wayne Central have been set apart from theaverage puprls oy oxtrt phy srcal characterrstlcs a Jas ged drsposrtron a hagt ard mren and fragrle nerves Thrs Is a pnvrle ed group who arrrve vra l autobusl Ces enfants du paradrs feel smu rn the knowledge that they have rndrsputaole excuses for reporting late to ftrst perrod classes Head wrnds badweather flattrres knockrn en mes conked out motors yes even soft shoulders are valrd enough reasons to warrent legal tardrness to class Strll all of them have but one ambr non to get to school fan Just one mornrnv at leastj to hear the frrst oell S drng a lrng Bus students may oe best observed at two umes of day Shortly before fand very shortly beforej8 25A M for untrlaslate as 910 A M J when they garly trrp each other whrle passrnfr through the portals of N C arrrvrng wrth the expense ofshoe leather or any undue exertron on the1r parts fsave that of rolling out of bedj Then on the dot of 2 30 P M followmg the last mrnute that has tocked and the last nerve that has twrtched rndrcatmt that a mad rush must be made for a chorce seat these same students agarn can be seen warun w1th therr nvhtfulcolleaguesthrstrme notthefrrade chool chlldren wartrng to board the specrally num bered coacheswhrchwrllbearthemhomeward There rs a thrrd ume of day whrch could not be overlooked Justrfrably It s the trme when all students are extolled to equal rank as they board busses to Wrllramson Palmyra Unron Sprrn s Clrfton Sprrngs Genera to partrcrpa te rn sportsasspectatorsor playersof basketball base ball soccer wrestlrnv track or cheerrnt It rs then thatthe yellow Jackets draw uo to other school entrances and drsfforffe therr passengers who swarm up forergn walks rnutterrn Maybe we ll wrn tonrght Max be tonwht' And yet no matter how many unpleasantrres these students expenerlce whether comm to schoolorleavrn aftera long day s work whether gom to a sports event or returnrns home weary and forelorn they wrll always be remembered as the chosen ones 73 SNIXRT SIIOIS I WR IHI OCC XS UIN C E Hodges Company I-I Int mt lsrrun Xt wr o XX lllldI11SOY1 IN X BLAKES PHARMACY XOLJR RI XAII SIORI L W POTTER urma Chows Baby Chucks Farm Supplnes Custom Grinding and Mlxlng I24 Wllllorns Street Palmyra Phone Palmyra 320 R B I Students Of Today Are The Leaders Of Tomorrow ROCHESTER BUSINESS INSTITUTE I72 Clanton Avenue S Rochester 4 N Y Q V sQA IL T ,T XT . . 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Phone Ontario 2541 Phone Williamson 7026 For delivery anywhere in Ontario and Williamson 1 d ' ln 1 BHISWU W IHC Coal - Lumber - Cement Congratu at'ons Sen ors Ontario Center New York WILLIAMSON LUMBER COMPANY Lumber Mullwork Buulclnng Supplies Contracting Buulcllng Williamson N Y Wulllamson Dual 5081 or 6963 Ontarlo 4231 BUD AND DON S IGA STORE Grocerles Fresh Meats Vegetables Gas Walworth New York Phone Palmyra 731 R 2 Complrments ot VAN HALLS Ontaruo Center N Y Knapp s Custom Cleaners Author n zed Westu ng house Loundro mat 1X2 hour servuce 109 West Main Street Ontario, New York SOCIAL CENTER Mann SCLIJI center the seen exerythln from assentoltes to merr d tees the NN C Inna turn Tu ont room 1f1t coul re late what tt has seen would have qutte a v1v1d tar to ttll At rn htrr four wall wttntssed datly 111LC1l11 of the fortunate lunch oers of the eventh ptrtod tudtnts who chose to he utetators ot a nuxture offre hlntn sophomores Junlors and scnrorsrn y111C13sSi.b bquar dances C ncerts I NUYJ1S ood sales P T A Illcl s assctnnut and ba ketsal arnes have a ltenthtrt Ptrhapsthe aymstand lnosttnformal utntsrntht ytnoccurreddurtn Oand dances pronls and oclw hops aunts forqulp and cranks crepe paper jeans and pxn curls On the other hand on January 20111 1933 the usual element of attty was replaced oy a serrous aspect tn the 3.111 Students and fac llty ltstened and watched a Presrdtnt DW1 ht D Etsenhower avt llls tnau ural address to the nation and the world Everyont heard a ntessabe dlrected to allfrtedom lovrn countrles aprayer expresstn the same thou hts as Lon f llow when he wrote of Amerrca tn time of danaer and crrsts Thou too sarl on O shtp of State! Satl on O Unton Stron and great! Sall on nor fear to brave the sea' Our hearts our hopes are all wrth thee Ourhearts our hopes our prayers our tears Our fatth trtumphant o er our fears Are all wtth thee Are all wrth theel Thlsrs the last year that tlus same gym w1l1 be able to boast ofthe ltfe love and laughter rt once knew for wlth the comtng of the new butldtng ln 54 there rernatns for the old only an echo s fatnt reverberation of more splrtted UFHES theoldcenteryteldethplacetonew 75 GU1 14 PETRO1 EUM PROD Gerard A Canhn oolners of GASO1 11S-14 FUEL OIL KFROSENE 5 North St D131 Ontarxo 5111 Ontarlo Center N Y The Thrlft Centre 1 x X t rr -Xp 1 e Drui ,vrottrlts IN ei un! mm p In D1 K rtwr o Center 'N VAN HOOVER S ESSO SERVICE Towing Repalrlng Overhaulmg Expert Lubrication Phone Palmyra 549 Walworth New York Best Wnshes STYLE SHOP Webster New York , c n a 1 4 . 1 ' o - ,. , Q n E I . . . . - - , ' , . 6 of , , f S - - - '- ' ' f 3' at , is ', . , S, gy 's' , 115 2 , ' ' d - . 1 - , y . - ,. - 4 st y - , 1' tes: -' ' 's ' 1 St-s - 7 'A 5 , ' - s 1 I . . . . - A, - by - Q , o ' 'ei ',f P, . . . 36' . . 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Rochesfer, New York Complrments W C H ST FIVE AND DIME STORE Ontoruo, New York GARNHAM DAIRY Webster, New York FIRST SAFETYI Instepwrththt t1111es Xt 1xntC 111ral students rave DLCII prxtn an adtquatt pro ra111 Ill afety educat1o11antltrt11n1n thrs mar Not onlx beenconctrn dmth safetx nrtcaa ltlll rn choo at IOIIIE 11 1 a ucu arn 1 s d attt 1nt1t strters ll ordtr to 111.1l1 o111por1a11t .1 factor stan out fortnmst lll the Hlllldm of student drfttrent pro ramsxwere presented bt Satetx Patrol Student Councrl and classe all strtssrn xarrwus safetx mea ure-s and methods of procedure 1nl1o111e and health srtuatrons bat ty on the 11 ad wa trnpha s1zed rn Dr1ver Tratnrnr a srzaolt class of stu dentswho 111et forthret perrod a week to actually experrence oehrnd the whetl srtuauons and for two perrods a week to rntently l1 ten to formal lectures and watch movres on every aspect of dr1v111 and Cdflllg for a xth1clt especmlly 1n t1111es of enter tncj. Wrththc 11151115 new ty pes ot motor and lllO torrsts trawersrn htvhway and parkway afety on tl1e road can never be oxer EITIPDBSILLCI That more people are krlled 1n autos each tear than rr1en on the battlefreld IS a co111111on1y expressed truthl Wayne Central WVIEII 11s ITIBIIX students who dr1ve can boast of a co111111endable record of safety Tra1n1ng receued rn Ill h school under tl1e ablesuperv1s1onofMr Hutclunson to ether wrth the cooperatron of parents has plated a11d w1ll conunue to play a larbe part Ill th1s particular D111 of health PAT RYAN Meats Grocerues G s, O I :res Phone Mocedon 4246 West Wolworth New York WEBSTER DRUG STORE Multon R Case, Phormocrst Phone 286 2I Mom Street Webster, New York Comphments of IIIHHSUUHP HIIII IIURIHIIUP Arch1tects 3II Alexander Street Rochester 4, New York 77 1 ' ', HI' ' 1 5 ' 1 .'. rf, . . Q ' 5 1 1 of 1 ' ' ' 5 , 1' 1' has it -- Q ' ', 1 s 5' . a11d I ,'ut'tpr' 1 fstesc 555' , . . 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YIARBOOK STNFI EDITOR IN CHIEI r I L SPORTS T rtors Joan Nl rrklnn Jerry Sun lor: llamcl 4 COrT1pIrment5 of Barbara Brrdson NEALE S SUPER SERVICE STATION Phone Polrnyro 220 or 586 Complrmenrs of WILLIAMSON G L F CO WrIIromson New York Connplrments of HUCKLE S MINK RANCH Frurflond New York Complnrnenfs of Edrlor Edrror ldltor Edltor Edlror Ed1tor XRTS Gertrude Chase Jan Coomber Shlrley l-recr Nlarge Cram Xudrex 'xloran Seanna Rerllx LITERARH Bcverlx Jolrnc 0 ce W1 rr x Wune Kllll I I L TYPIXC l NIU lower Hunan rx X Helena Verhnrr, Nlarx A rn Rrpp lffl Frances Bly the URAULD Janet Bassage Illlrl Donna Vandewrnkel Audrey Moran Nancy Wrck Dorrs Rowell Helen Brewer Nancy Buyck Barbara Clark PHOTOGRAPHY Jean Frdd Nancy Wrck Mary Agjnello Lee Dreschler Lyman Norton Joyce Hyman Ann Cass Shlrley Buys Helen Brewer Charlotte Hurley Helena Verburg BUSINESS Rose Catalano Mary Agnello Joyce Wrlcox Barbara Brrdson Beverly Iohncox Shrrley Schaap AL LEATY CIRCULATION Edu r Joyce Hyman Eddre Tobrn Jerry Seen Beverly ,Iohncox Joyce Wrlcox Shrrley Buys Helen Murphy 78 WILLIAMSON FRUIT 8. VEGETABLE CP ASSN N DGGISVS In Feed Seed Ferfrlrzer Frurfs Nfeqerobles ond Form Sopplle Duo 687I Wrllnomson N S PED 81 WHITE FOOD STORE Gro erres 8- Mears Prop John Almekrnder Phone 3202 Onforro New York Complunnenfs of STEVE S BARBER SHOP Unron Hull New York Complrnnents of ONTARIO CENTER HOTEL A - ,'- '1 Ma y an - l,c r Ido pd' : . r 4 ' . 'I . L . I . . X rnl . , A CO -I . . I C. I 1 ' 2 T ' f . - . A I I4 I I I . . ' 1 , , , 3 I ! . L l I , If A H. J ' - - I ' I- . , .Y. ' : ' ' wx , J H 'E . ,v. , , V . V 3 cw Seanna Rielly Bar y ,vu Con ' .A 2 I : Torn A rrrs fr 1' ' E 1 Ma 'I gznellr ,. ' , ., C , . . ' 1 A 1 ' 1 tr , ' I 4 4. A . , ,, , n Q F . v fl I V ' ' C.. ..f,e I , I- ' v , I T I , I ,. on olmoenfs of YCUNGMAN S X 1fxfQ1V1'N STCQE orrome P11112 '1 31111 Ne fYor TQNY NCTC S SHOE STORE V1f9O11'16Vb1fC1 Shoes 8 West Mom Onforuo C I X1'X1 L 11 11 C' 3 WEN L L I 5 nl II LIISII1 X NL J 1. IIIJTL 1 WWII ' IU 311 111111 18I1QL L 1 UL 11113 11s1111,35La1 TIL. LIIL 3111 1. 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