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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1958 volume:

2 n . 4 If I e 5, :af i .4 5 I 4 3' .Ju .mg Q1 ,Lg 9 .Q .5 .V I sv-5 mi Ks! .-R' ii fi .E ., .3 A vw if 1 I958 EAGLE THE mn: or urzff K WAYNE CENTRAL JUNIOR-SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 'X -'ii ONTARIO CENTER: NEW YORK ff As a tree starts from a seed and grows to be- come stately, so has the Wfayne Central yearbook which has been in existence since 1922. The stu- dents and teachers have co-operated to make a sturdy trunk, and the students themselves have developed the branches through their participation in the various clubs and sports activities. As a tree must be protected from blight, our yearbook was kept out of danger by our four staffs composing one of the most important branches of the tree. The hard working staffs - literary, art, photography, and business-circulation - enlarged the theme of trees throughout the entire yearbook. A tree is nurtured by the sun and elements of the earth, so too was the l958 EAGLE given strength by the advisor, Mr. Norman Shaffer. When every- thing was still in rough form, it was pieced together to correct any trouble, Although we had our many problems, we had our fun, too. It was an exasperating job, but we have de- veloped our yearbook to one we can really be proud of. Including the reminders of our achievements and victories, both scholastic and athletic, we have tried to produce a complete record of our joy and sorrow throughout the years. . Leora Fisher 5 N J ,...--s xt. QQ MRS. HAZEI. 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Six years of her career were spent in Walworth High School and the past eight years at Wayne Central during which time she has taught the eighth grade, giving many hundreds of children a fruitful start towards a happy and well-educated life. Married, to Mr. Howard Bassage, who has previously served several years on the Wayne Central Board of Education, Mrs. Bassage has two wonderful children. Wishing to give them the many benefits of a higher education, Mr. and Mrs. Bassage have sent both Janet and Lyle through college. With music as one of her main interests, Mrs. Bassage sings in the choir and plays the piano for the W'alworth Methodist Church of which she is a member. She has also taught Sunday School during the past years. Always willing to lend a helping hand, she aids anyone who needs a boost. Her many attributes have inspired the lives of the student body at Wayne Central, and we sincerely hope that this true friend will remain a part of us for many years to come and may her life be filled with happiness and success. . . Donna Henderson rn lm Ro Lrr lllrris Nlrs K an mn lucrs n Mr Rox VUL ur no r LS lx l ohn Rumor Mr Dann lomlluson Nlr Alf.lh1.riNlurw1 BOARD OF EDUCATION GREETINGS SENIORS ' Tha 1l'1d1Xldl1'llS pictuud on this pa L Illly bn unknown lrignds to xou but frignds thu irc' Thq huc bun rnsponiiblg for proxidim, 1 stiff to rnmh you xdministrltors might attend school Thr only xxu you un rux 1rd thcsg fr1LndS for their thought 1nd effort is to lun 1 llfi mwdz richer 1nd fullgr bx the cduurion rhcir Quidfincc had hclpcd prox ldc for xou ood xx 15 In ums linux xx P L N X Il f xi Xlrx Lucille Txurchell C U Xl lames Bencxnn lr film! Nirs Imilx Hunt lex lu I L nr f X... x 5? 9' R- f :ML lv' 1 ',l .. ixvdill' '- o, 4 1' lf. -lkcr. R:'T IM. i.l1.1rl'.'lluL'.Nlr.-I at , . ' 'elm '. .l . L' ' . ily, a' K i- . ' sl. 1, i V V . X- qv '. K- to guide the staff, and udcqunrc and properly maintained buildings in which you ' y 1 . ' ' 1 . K ' , A . All nl bl. -5 - A r rl, X Iifnzfnf 'ff lil 1 ifu xxx x X .XXX X XX X J' N R 5 A , 'A Y-'X I R11 If 1 l I 'i ' , fffig A f, ,' f , ,Ili .' A R. ' V' - Av 'f' If ll . 7 W 'W-if, ' qi-1- 1, n w.-,f 1 Q 1 .f ,. ' az 5?- W TY! -F' ., ft-vw' m:f'!ga , -'-L Vg, fam ff 'M if ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY .,gi. . I 1 ... I l 4 l 4 ,'-- ' , ' y x . I. ' I V ' f u .3 7, j I 1 4 1 - i 1 4 1 w p i 1 , I - .. y. 1 . V, - 1 x u . L - 1-1' A new - 5 ,iE, X.-an of a ini SUPERVISING to T PRINCIPAL ' Dear Seniors, Your class is the largest to tlate to be gracluatetl from XY'ayne Central School. This is very encouraging in that it represents sixty-six percent of the number enrollecl in your class when you w ere Freshmen. This is well above the state average. Education totlay is nearly as important to an intliyiclual as the air he breathes. The future destiny of our nation will tlepentl on a well educated people. l hope you will not let your formal etlucation stop with the earning of a high school diploma. Many of you shoultl go on to be nurses. teachers. ministers. etc. XY'here theres a will, there s a way. Don t only let George do it. but also tlo it yourself. Best wishes for a happy .tntl successful future. Sincerely. Thomas C Q. Armstrong 10 Dear Seniors. lf it were possible to wish each of you success and happiness. l would like to do so because for me there have been moments of satisfaction :intl pride in the accomplishments of each of you Seniors. You will fincl, l think, that your success during the coming years will clepencl l 'our intliviclual efforts. lt is my hope that you will fintl 'our 'ears of etlucntion ut VC'i1vr1e Central makin-' an im ortzlnt contribution l , :- to an increasing teg.ee on y in your achievements, iintl thiit we have not fiiiletl in our efforts to help you gain in knowledge imtl in self discipline. Sincerely, PRINCIPAL 1--. V I l-55:11 I l 'L zI:,,',-.I.I5I.I. 'Q .' , '. f. -fff i 151.1 1. fry'- . 'I-xI' igji I-' ',-,.II'- ': tI1.I' I.Q':.-' '-S , '.' ' 't 4III.- .' ..,-.I ,I - .I II. .-I -.'-'.:' , -'I:, II I .I.I,I I. I. I .I II I I I .I t' -.'r .. 'f-'- ' '-,.'.' '- -g ,. ',-'A I' 114 ,- I .Ii - I-4I-I.. .,II,.III III .IIgI.III.I .I I- I I I r E'.' ,'I' . I :. ' I.-I . I ,' I Inj.-If, ' I Ii.. I IIII., I .I 'I.7'1 - .. ' 1. ' .'II.4:'.'I I. II'-frm -VII ' .l4':-if: 'I'-f7'. I fu -,.I.I1II' I fi. I .I flIII '. , I . . i ,1' ' I II . 5 ' I:,4. I,I-I...z..,. , ' .-.- I, ,- -. 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However. if the boatsman slides through the waters silently, the glow worms are not disturbed and do not shine, leaving the cave in totaldarkness, lt seems to me people are like these glow worms. If they be- come self-satisfied. complacent, sluggish and over contented. they do not shine: and their lives are dull, colorless, and unnoticed. On the other hand, when people are concerned, aroused, and inquisitive, their lives are more apt to illuminate the dark caverns of our com- plex world. XVe say that their personalities glow with radiance and warmth. So. Seniors - be concerned about the world around you, be- come aroused about the injustices of life, be inquisitive about the mysteries of life - your life is bound to shine more brightly. Parker N. Bridges I2 NIR HAROLD ADDLI-Y Mlbb SHIRIFY ALFXANDFR f 111 Lama flrl lil ffm! frfufallfnz NIR5 HAZIL BASSAGE fig Q J C-VIIIL THE FACULTY KX MRS. OTILDA BURROW MR. GEORGE CATALDO SL I L ullw Crude Sgfgflftf 13 MRS MARGARFT BYBFRNITY Enlgfifh BHS5 DONNA BENTLEY Lalivz and Frerzflv 'ww ' MR. EMORY FAULKS MISS JEANNE FIDD Agrimllure Home Efrnzonzics MR AL GENTILE MISS ANITA GULLO B014 Pl aural fducatzon Vow! Mum MR WILLIAM HAWKES SIIEIZCL II W MA JW If I My IM M If W rf U MR WALTER HFDGEPFTH MR RICHARD LAINSONI WIA! Sczenflv Crude Sor1alS1ud1e1 'W f WWMKKM Lf f 7 '.: ' f af MIM , Avliifb S W , 'mx dh' I 1 W' ,,.,D . IAQAK .l I. J' I S. , 'S I J ikjffjfb ' 4 -,rx 5 IJ I! AJ r 2 K vi . lf. I Y nIl,fJ 5' L 1 f . r I 3 1 V Q I4 MISS FRANCES LEONE MRA ARTHUR MARTYNUSKA Cq0l?177lCf!'fKIl Driz er Training MISS STELLA MCLYMOND Selcrlllv Grade' BLISS MARY ANN NICODEMI MR. STANLEY PATTERSON Social Sflldlalf Ifldllfffirlf flrfx 15 MRS. JANE MEHRHOF Marhematicx MRS. HELEN MILLER Ifiglvlb Grady mug L J g ff 6 Lk 'L' Nl AAL 271 f f' aff! .2 f!L,f V 3 MISS GRACE PETERSON MISS GWFNDOLYN PFTTRSON FIIQXITI7 f 1 MR NOLAN POWELL INR XVILLIAINI PUGH Yana! Ylllfflcf Irzdurtrzal Afff MRS. LILLIAN RANSIFY .H.1ffvc1m1lirf MRS, MARION REDFIFLD MR, NURIWAN SHAFFFR Ijbmriau Ar! Edurafifm I6 E fi 'C' MR. ANTHONY SPIENNACQCHIO MR. CHARLES SONFS .Sczwzllv fmnfn Eighth Grade NIR. ,IOHN SWVITZFR lffglvlfl Grmfu MRS. ROBERT.-X l.'PDAW SIR. WIANIFS ZONNEVYLLF 111.-fr1m1u1,'.1f Minh Fun' PIN Mm! Elllllldfflvl 17 M R. ,I AY TABER lfllylfflv IWRS. ITLSIIT THOMPSON Cnv1zncm'if1f MISS IHTHFL HALLIIR DENTAL HYGIENIST MRS. MAR NDF To the Sccrct 1r1cs wflfliiilll' your prcscncc vc reallzc thwt the rclmlnlstrltnc unlt ts xxcll is thc cntlrc school would b mc rprcrmtccl for you pcrform thosc trrvral msks which no one elsc cxcr fmcls tlmc to do Lonmg mto contact at sometrmc yuth almost excryonc both of vou arc always rcady to glV6 your scruccs Wfc lxnoxx thlt sellrng V'1I'l0L1S school supplies frhng school rccorcls and mlmcographmg papers for tcfrchcrs are just 1 fem of your many msks There arc manv more such as fmclrng lost puprls for tcachcrs or hclpmg ncwcomers to fmcl their classrooms But of coursc thcrc are also few but rcstful pcrrocls when a frlcndly comersatron wrth som one rn thc offlce m1y bc had In concluszon wc would hke to cxprcss our smccrc thanks for thc mmy msks that you do for us xmcn wc scck your xssrstfmcc rs suc plcftsant srght to scc you rn thc offlcc for wc thcn lnvc thc conflclcncc thu cxcrythmg IS rn runnlng orclcr and uc can look forward to anothct pcrfcct school day xt Wqy nc Xxflfh clccp gratrtudc Waync Stuclent Body by Phylhs Fhtt 20 .. . 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Helfer, Ruffell, S. DePew. Ron Tun: B. Mitchell, S. Almekimler, H. Kessler, G. Frey, H. Curtiss. .. a , IST. QJAYA, . C.EN'-fa? f 22 ERI A ,A X K if if .10 22:-,1W:2 .gf X 'X 4,52 '1 . .' x-yr' ' Z5-' 'C -. ff- X-11' 4 Y f T 5 , l 4 V I Z ,Hb 'Q WSQSKMS wxxwamai 4, fm , WX if ' 4 ,EQ 34, E X, f -f I 'X F' Y O , o F FI c :ns s :mon s RICHARD MORRIS PATTY PAGE Pfggjdgnf Vice-Prefident MARTHA LEENHOUTS GAU- FORD seg ygpgfy Treafu ref 'ua .E- ADVISORS Miss Mary Ann Nicodemi, Mr. George Caraldo. Mrs, Elsie Thompson. m . ,5 , j, 3 ',.' ' v -... I 'wQ 26 t A ALBORN, SALLY jo The better ,fbe dag. the better the deed. -Lkfiff .K , . X 1 .A L 1 if., ,V I 's xp-f AMSLER. CAROL Il if not irlzponible to ual! on ll'.IfC'I', I . XXX. 1 ...V I X K ALLEN, BARBARA If Jilemxe were golden, IZ! haze zrenlflv untold. ANDERSON. KEITH Sonze1ime.f xeriozrx, mmefimef gay: 1711! ue af! like him ibut 1c'.1j'. N.- I- ex 'Sn Rfk A.. Ax lf, Lf 16 S. wp ui , wg. gif X X f ARMSTRONG, THOMAS A fifllc 7707I.fC'7?.fl' fmzz' and Ilven if 1'cli.rfmf 671 flu' Il'i,fC'.ff wen. BEACH, RONALD wfwml ffm! lux .qfmzf wen like me Luzfzfmf Lui for good .fffficfjf . , BAUER. XX'lI.l.lAM If lifdff 11 puff nf uzrdv. lufs jflLL'f'.u 3' ,t -V 4. f I x 1 x I l-1 .- I... --3 ,-, .YZ 2:12451 .-. 'AA 'i' -. 1, BEBERNITZ. CAROL Lord, grant tba! I may dtififf more lbdfl I can ucfomplifbf' l1', fir af, ,J ' I . 1 .., I . 4 ln 1 .r , B x ft. f C X 2231 far 'NL 44 2 islam., HARTSON lu lfblillf fuk qlfictf offfuicfc zz fra' not w mrs. I ' , Q, li 'fjf'1g.f ' A U 1 I 1 K Y . 7 'LU 1 'i'f:f5f. f 1 I ',j.pf , , X yhgffv.-x BENDSCQHNEIDIZR. ,IEANNE U'f'iI iw lbc .mil nf mfzzcfrmtifm. fm! !bcff1mf. ....'1'.' -.' . 'Af-x--W ..,. -L IIC' x P., .. .-....,.,,' BENNETT, ROGER L1lz1.z41r in tba bar! uovzjmfzjy ll 17611 .1011 wld, ' ,- '..,,Nx--.4 I x I .V -1 .'v :'.1-- -- --,1:-' 4'j.'2 HM.. , H., .,...N,,-. , .,., .1 , . -1' '-'.'. ',-' BIVIANO, RONALD A 771L'1'7'.'l lmzrl. ibut doeth gow! like .'1zc'diai11u hir unzbiliorzf' I I -rw-.-I ,s rf BOXYIZRMAN, RICQHARD -A BLYTH L, ALBERT wfuzn if .1 Zum! f4I1vl1w'. .Wu llc Ibn ns! fm! .xml Ilvc Icfumf .1j'lc1'1zI11'4f,s. ,' ll Liza ZIJILQLVUIIYII, dh 1fllHIrQ.1' Q ' ' ' c ' ,. , if ,f X U ISR A DSI-IAXV. HON N I I1 III II .1IITII!ffI. f7'.l7IIlc7Zf II Lev' Vt- u mtl. ,, X.,-1. . ..1x. A I I - - Y. .I .N- '1 . .I Q ,. v. ,.,A. , , , lil'I.'I'I2RMAN. DAVID I .S'ff1m1f1i11g fuflzrawz If lvi1nfz11m1 mmf If mp. BURGER, JOHN Lem':1 In Iizc mu! life to learn. ,., I ' , 3 I I .. 'j Giffztlezzzwz .f BUSCH. CAROLYN Life if an exciziug bzuifzwf fuzz! mart exciting when it if lired for 0ib6fJ.'l, BUSHART. JUNE Hfllff In fi!! flu' bflllf' - ffm! if Imp- pi1zc.r.f. BUSHART, GARY fgzrmcrf - 41 mac nerer' zz om om. BUYS, EUGENE Let him laecomc all be if Capable of being. COOMBER, NANCY 'Sin' fnzw nrt in L1 ,vcemlj fray. Milk 111 CcII'JIC'Jf Kmart and 41 fapital 'Af' 1 1 x , . x ' 315:'- k. 1 A . Y, . . f '.f',E-'-jS:.-', Qfgiiff, 5.-T 52 173' L '1 :F i.' . .: --'.f'4'. ' :'J'- .:',gl COOMBER, LYNN The mon be zrantf to gel 0111 of .rcbonl ii l9im.fclf. .. . .I . , . . .-. ,. -. gg. -. r-11-..:. '., '-2.- 1':.gk . LJ... .,- .I -.KL ,-Au., s m -,fr ,. 'I . A TIA! .I-Ji.-. I X 1 x x I 1 hf6RiQELi'QQ''MXNLiiY ' ' Yun dolft bzllc' to bang from 11 tree I0 be L1 mil. 1-L, TN '::'1-.:..-:':'1' ' ' ' ' ' . 1,2 -I .-,.,.., .,,v..,.. 5.....,.-- DALY. Iivllw 11 lmzl L'Nt4!l.lL' IZWIJI nom' al dll, - A'A1 W '- 31-1 51 - . 5 xl ' I Esfblf ff r , I .I 1- Y ff- If v'- '.f - ' '7ff,'-H',':13'.f DUSTINTAIN. BARBARA 'If 711,11 .zu lzfuxezf zfizlv ,rizzzpfu ffm!!!-1. inn rcceizc tlnf but Ilmf Goff am gl! c. A 5 33 4 :- x I 4' ' J 45 I , I ' . f ! 1 s lv 1 4 , I DONOVNAN, GERALD 'W If .rfwzzld life all labor be? FLATT. PI-IYLLIS Cfimb. fZ7H!1KQZ7 ffm Vflflff be f'z1ggerf. ': X f. J. .- X .vj,1 L, 1,--ftif. , V.-1. . .. 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DONNA 'The blurb if beazztifzzl. but it if mme- limey i7ICO7Zl'6lZi67II.H Y E --,.A...., 1 .-wc. r -.1--. .-,-. ,, -.ug e .,g1 gg, 5.3 1. .2 .-.. .. x .l 4.. . .-I 6, r.,.i,,.,.,. x x I I x , . .... . , .' :,-', .-,3-,' .H-'-f :'..3 ...A,:: hz.-3 ,' .L-. 'lu I. ..'.- '.1 13:15-2,3-.:,lg?v. ., :-.f. ,JL .. ,I 1 1 'agEfz-:- '.--a '?fj: 'iff fx - . . -, if rw. rg . ' . . x x X v X 3: ..: I ,w a , , I x K , 4 ' x , ...V Nu: . 1 1.-3: -.-1 .rin . .1'f','f'i,.j.f-In . .': :.-.-' - - - f t 1 .-f:4..:f'1-'.:'.-,- w n - ,..-U ':' ,'.',.'!'If3 -'-',.'. : -1:14 v 'HEibiii!1 '1i'A?iw6i4i1S ' ' Be af you zmuld ,mem to be. ' ' ' -' - ..-.- - ' 9 s - i.- - ' :. - .- se ,I - . A. -Ak - '.,,--x-L. u ...,g-.'.- -, , - .,-. ,wh I.,- -.W ,rr . ucv. gzf.: I . '4 ' - .-.1 ' v . - '4' ..:--'f I , . 1, .. .-: f x ,V '..U.',:',, .:.,1, 4 , ,. -H. -I..-, .x . . .. ... . - 4 . HENRIE, DAVID The appetite growf by eating X A X Q X .,, .H-af., .' . 1'-1' - , ., .- ..x ,K,, . .I . V- ,-,j.4f':- .. I ..f' ..,y.15,C-...., - 1-i4 f2 ' x X . HENRIIL RICHARD Szfc1f1 Az umlz 111 Imflv im! I. . , .--, ,J -,,f..,1v--,J-' . .-.. 1 1 21.17. , - Af f H+ - L s ' 0,6 , Axifbx' 1 J ..f ., -v ,,,,,-. 1 ,.- - ,AI 4 iw-W . w+- ' 11 ' ' . 5 X ,. .:'.1.t a ff 1' , -. 'xx . .X .- ',:g4,-.:- v. 4 x,,. . ,, ,. . . HYMAN. GLENN lf, tc., 1 vfwmx 'ff W' H1171 Wu- ' x a .-.1'... ,-, A fV.1Af71.H iff l - x ,,5,-:-3.f:,,-- .: v .- ,......,:..-..'-.Q--. I ' . ,'. HLYRLEY. NURIIQI. Not L1 Zlflffffu KESTKR. LINDA Az11iL1l1ififv1 .sbifzw by in 111111 liglv! . .. . . - . ., - 5 1 .'--f-ali'-Z--',,,x ' , ,I -f 1: 211. f. - III, .:- '-TH ' 1IIII.Il.I.I-IIIII1IF-.I' I II.I:,I. ,g:IgI.i I .f:IQI:I.I,I:.: I . I I' I.Ig:IfI'.'1 I 3. -1 .. . 3I2I: Q.IIz'f., .II1,: :I.I 1 I I 'II -I-1,1 .,. II.I x ' ' X K' ' X . 1 I 1 1 1,fI I . . K' . I 1'-. -31,11 , I I .'I -III' . I I. - Li 1 lI,.IIIIIH:-I:,I-I.xIII.,I.4I1 I I 1' ILIIQIIIYI. ' w -..' KIESINGER. LYNDON 1' Tw Il'Ul'1'I1 filtfc um! rlmfj len l.l' my , idea of lnzpf1i11e.u,r, KRATZENBURG. ARDITH 'Sbe bm ff lvcurl zrilfv room for crerj' IIUI1 . V , -.,'-.-.- . 1' 1 I 4. ,. 'I ...-.:.1g..., '- -. .- ,I.'.fIA.'., Ig, ',,'g1'. I '-'. , f'f I.-' gf.. ,1,1',v' y-.'I.'- ' '. 1:-'-1 ' . . . ':.:-1-:?' Y: .- -'f ..I ., I..-fl ' 1 '.'-' .l. '-'..- ' . ' ' ' 't 'ET' T I , , , I - ' 1 I ' , p' 'fI'IijQjI'-,I ' I 4- X ' ' I I I 1.f,I . ' ' ' -. I . 'ji-,gg1'f1'Igf', 1 1 -L. '. I4 , ,, I x I: I I . .- ' .v-J.'-:,1 1g.-rf.,-.'-'.':'.-H-1-.EE ' ,' v . LEENHOUTS, MARTHA ' I . I ',l, Q- I-I. WNW' bapfier the Iime, the more lfl1iLU6!1' it pLl.f.fC'f, I If ---'Iv' I-I.'.I-AII , .I I I. , I MAIER, DIANE U lmlezcr in zrorlb doing al al! il zmrlb zlning well. L all 2 kg .'U1j':' -,J ,. ,..' -.'-1- I 3iE: k2bMi3'E1if 'GRi'13'Nb6LYx - 1 I Xuan .1 bum to fllff 11111, on. MASSIELYE. -ILNE H41pp3-gfff-ffffljz and fn!! of fllllf pep and ability all in one. I RRIIZI :Q FR:Iii7V'- ' ' 1 fm'111Lz' ll J!Il.l1.1 Sffllllgf fu fu' riffn -1 11.111-l KORRIS. RICHARD F I,j'Z1i1zk.' llz'frcfrn'c I 11711.41 m ' X., x f- ., M x 2 X K' Y h M r'x L! if . . ,VV l Q L np! M-7, Lf ff LP NORTIER, SALLY 'llziv Zuuf 1112411 1011 mg. ll 41U.v bare C1'17',1.u 40 NNW W 1 X ' Vw 1-H N' 1 mx xv 1.. ,x - . .vlv . .,. - .1...1 :rs ,, ,. ., .-' 515. , 1 g . ,-S 2- F-L . P5533 '.if',.' u 'g-5 HX 'i V. 221155. 5,111.13-:'-'S-, . , . A 41 JU. .mug Zo .:'.1,. .xx 46' A 4 c'JF'FiaR, 'ROB'ERT qyfn' bq lhlfllfildfiflvff iffmu 17fIIVflIlj7IlQ,H X I I A .V .,,,.1 . ,,,-I -4 ....,. ax! Lf. 1if 1 FAAQE. PATRICIA., L fx x If ff 111154 fn luzpfvj 111.122 nv 11 in PADUHAM, RONALD .SVm14 ffwjvfu mfi ,umzl Ilvifzgsf 111,541 people jznl nib. I lu 2 GN 1 I I I .f - - ' f' I 1 4 ' 4 , f 1 ' 5 PAGLIUSO. N ARY H , J I I 'Pure f'Fie7d,fbip',fgcc!!-feigned blurb If I Q, J, ww Q., 7' ,a,J,,j,4.a 1'- ff ae., I . H, .'.' '. POOLE, WII.I.IAM To laugh if lo be aliz'c, ' PERKINS. GEORGE High .ffbflflj cz'11,1,f lnzrc their deligblf, but fbcffl 7ZCZ'C'l' c0n1Almrc with biglv .rfbool uiglvlff' PORRAY. PHYLLIS 'A blonde zritb zz grin. mm' Zbe dfljl packed in, 2 - .L if 5.j.l y ' w X.f,.. f ' .'.',.Q-.1-an 1 4 ' 'gm 2' ..,T-Q ' A I X -.5-7 , Q REITHEI., DONALD Lzfc If lzie Q1 game of oben: one wrong maze and . . . RISLEY, BONNIE 111 11 j'11ff1f 111' 1111 11 1111111 3111111 lIL'l'C1' f1111f 11 !lL'.ffC'7' 1f1111Al. 1 5 -1 'I 1, 'ft ROXVIZLI., SONJA IjL'L' 1,1 ffm 11111 111 11.13 -fm' 0111 11111111 1111 1,11'1l1f' if LV., ubul Y. 1 .I V-LI.: 43 ROCJALSKI. -IOAN A gfmcf 61.111 11 bcfllw' IX11111 uf bf.'cl1'f.l fl! Ibn IIf11'ftl.n N 1 1 1- ' 1 l I J I I I , I ' l I I I , ' r x ' ,n I, 4 1 iff ' 0 1 . ' ' ! I 0 . ' 1 1 i I , 'I' I5 . ' , SARGfiN'I'. ma1iN1JA' ' 1' 'l41f11 .1 '11 1111 Irllfj lQr1111f, 111113 01111 II X1 X 5 I ,'. . 1 '---.En , ,. 1 -. 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X vw 154 A , ,xii Ju - iS' -f-Sy? -- ' I ,J ' jf! XWAN XVYCKHOUSE. BARBARA , N-NJ Xe r J A L ' Virtue if 5 ln' and qoodmu 1zcz'c1' 9, ., 1 J ' ' ' f car zz VN z W 'A I XVELKER, EARL AJ gfmd-1mt11red ay eref trod 072 41 Q-if , Jboe of leather. 'Chu , f W . - 2 3 CHAPPELI.. DAVID P ortgnulmzte 1-. . , ., .N.. , My mmzzrj ir not yfrterzlfzy. My fflllfllfj' ir zrmmrrnzz'. 'ff 'I NV i i' jx r O gl df, '?Mw T X 'I ik rf ipky I I N ri U fx. 1 ll -r -f U ,ff M 1, Wt- WAASDORP, GORDON Portgmzimzte ,. l!y?q,T 60 RL Xlpfzf t XU Xl L' V L, - X ' ix, Returning to Wayne to further their education were Gordon Waasdorp and David Chappell of the class of '57. Of course, they had completed the minimum of twelve years of education offered by the educational system of New York State, but Gordon and David felt that they shouldn't stop there when it was possible to gain more education to help them in their life's vocation. XX'ayne is pleased to have these two p.g.'s return to gain more than just a formal education, for they realize that the destiny of the nation lies in an educated people. 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' -.ff fffQf ,:1 23:-',:1g:5542'g,-cf.-:gkg5:5:3Q3543:5:5:::5Q.'5:5:f3: - my If QM- - - - f Af if PROPHECY Whrle asleep the other nrghr I had the strangest dream The day was june 20 1968 What a royous day' After ten years the 1958 graduates of Wayne Central School held therr tenth annrversary reunron at the Stork Club rn New York Crty To my surprrse everyone was able to attend the festrve meeung Our old class presrdent Rrchard Morrrs who rs executrve drrector of the Morr s Motorcycle Corp had each one tell a short resume of what he had done rn the prevrous years Each had so much to say that rt seemed lrke hours before everyone had frnrshed but rt was very entertarnrng As I sat there I couldn t help wonderrng rf the quotes that appeared under the prctures of the Senrors rn the 1958 EAGLE strll descrrbed them as they were rn hrgh school But one thrng was certarn the theme of that yearbook was carrred out rn the stated resumes of everyone present The theme was trees wrth students teachers and actrvrtres as branches spreadrng out rn varrous ways and drrectrons And of course thats rust what each one present had done Upon graduarron every young adult went rn drfferent drrectrons to branch out or to burld new branches Utter amazement overcame me when Phyllrs Serafrne rose to say that rn the past ten years shed had her harr dyed frfty varrous colors to match the numerous costumes she wore when makrng motron prctures under the drrectron of multr brllronarre Raymond Herden The rllustrrous colors were devrsed by Ronnre P Padgham who has become a famous ex Amerrcan French artrst Ron rs also known for hrs fabulous portrart of Sally Nortrer noted for her curvy curves Along the same lrnes Gary McKee and June Massrelye have frnally made Broadway wrth therr yodelrng duet lnsprred by therr success John Burger and Donald Rerthel have worked up an act on the art of cheatrng at the game of chess The emcee of therr act rs none other than Gerald Turk Donovan Turk rarses chrckens on the srde to supplement hrs rncome wrth Murrel Hurley as hrs chref assrstant Davrd Henrre rs known to brag about hrs 100 000 acre ranch specralrzrng rn the rarsrng of beef cattle and potatoes Maybe Schum lrkes to rrde hrs horse Abrgarl Lee backwards because he lrkes to keep an eye out for hrs shadow Mr Henrres mard Prrsrlla Gulrck has the lrfe of Rrley for everythrng rs automatrc even to the sortrng of drrty clothes for the weekly was Desrgned by Robert Offer the sortrng machrne has set a world record of two seconds Publrcrtv stunts for the machrne were worked up by Jrm Harrrs Beverly Gates exclusrve photo grapher Beverly nrcknamed Wrndy by her rntrmate frrends rs a three trme wrnner of the Mrss Snowbound trtle When Nancy Frllmore stood up to begrn her short chat on her career everyone rust gaped at her Why? 7 Because she had on her latest creatron a two prece dress along the brkrnr lrnes Under Nancys employ are June Bushart who rs a model of slacks Wrth her love for knee socks Martha Leenhouts has desrgned new stvles for Mrss Frllmore makrng a weekly wage of S50 O00 wrth the alternatrve that she may qurt anytrme rf she doesnt get a semr annual rarse As a orrvate chaffeur Mrss Frllmore has entrusted her lrfe to Manley Prmwe Cornell who has only recerved srxty one traffrc trckets to date Slrck and cov Brll Bauer rs chref of polrce rn Trmbuktu wrth Lynn Coomber Fred Murrell and john Wrllrs on the force The boys love therr work but they have one complarnt the srlence at nrght scares them Famed for growrng the tallest cactus rn the world srxty frve feet hrgh Drane Marer goes on tour drsplayrng rt and grvrng lectures on A Cactus and You Her companron Barbara Allen has a greenhouse on Long Island Sound One of Barbs numerous nerghbors rs Kenny Harrrs owner of a runk yard noted for 1910 hubcaps Nancy Coomber rs under contract to Drane to grve her tlgee manrcures a dav srnce the cactus needles scratch her polrsh o Sally jo Alborn and Carol Amsler have become partners rn a beauty shop specralrzrng rn the dyerng of red harr The shop rs under lease from Leon Seen who owns one hundred frfty nrne beer gardens Some of hrs barmards and ex wrves I mrght add are Bonnre Bradshaw Mary Pa Iruso and Beverly Trrou All of hrs wrves went before judge Ronald Beach to get annulments In the sports world Eugene Sprke Buys has held the lrght werght trtle for frve years but rts gettrng rust a lrttle too heavy now Im afrard Rrchard Bowerman wrestlrng he man noted for hrs bear hug eats a quart of honev before each match Along the same lrnes referees Wrllam Poole and Roger Keymel some rrmes skrp a frght and go to Conev Island rnstead They rust love the rackrabbrt Davrd Bulterman and George Perkrns guards at San Quenrrn were prcked up the other dav bv Lee Slt cum for tryrng to sell one way trckets to the moon to a couple of old women Lee was fooled the women wouldnt press charges However Chref justrce of the Supreme Court Earl Welke warned he boys that rey mrght wrnd up as rnmates rnstead of guards rf they trred that stunt agarn Makrng the armv a career are Glenn Hyman and Leslre I-lall The only thrngs Leslre mrsses are hrs cows Glenn rs perfectly happy reports hrs commander Fred Frrtz Sarfzer who rs tryrng to cmvrnce Pete Daly to rorn Uncle Sams brg famrly Pete however doesnt want to grve up hrs career as Chref janrtor of the Emprre State Burldrng Donna Henderson prrvate secretary to the Presrdent of the Unrted States rs plannrng a trrp to Europe thrs summer wrth Brenda Sargent and Peggv Waterman Brenda and Peggy are marrred to twrn mrllronarre brothers and each have two sets of twrn bovs Rrchard Henrre and Sonra Rowell are both happrly marrred each havrng ten ch ldren Phyllrs Porrar rs runnrng second wrth nrne and tred for thrrd are Lucr IanDeVrere and Barbara VanWvckhouse wrth seven each After hearrng of the number of chrldren each hal Bonnre Rrsley rose to sav that she and joxce Sm th ran a successful baby srttrng agency and that shed be glad to crxe them free servrces some evenrng Carol Bebernrtz and Lrnda Kester rust recently drscharged from the WACS work for Bonnre part trme Latest reports have rt that the trro of Jeanne Bendschnerder Arrdrth Kratzenburg and Marv Nvcz lost a lrttle money rn the stock market because scatter brarn leanne wouldnt follow the advrce of therr stock broker Albert Blvthe Wrth a trp from an old teacher Tom Armstrong put all hrs money rnto the Studebaker Corporatron and lost every cent The only thrng he can call hrs own rs a 1938 Ford Agrrculture wrse Garv Bushart and Wrllram Gross have been partners rn a frurt farm trvrng to rarse odd types of frurt Therr only result was a tree that grew tomatoes rn the shape of bananas Nevertheless they made a small fortune by sellrng rt to Gwendolyn McComber who has a taste for exqursrte foods Recognrzed bv the wealthrest crtrzens of the Unrted States Kerth Anderson rs the creator of oddly shaped shoes sellrng for only 3225 a parr Lvndo Kresrnger has also gone far rn the manufacturrng freld Lyndon makes tarl prpes for rocket shrps wrth Brent Grattan as chref draftsman Mr Grattan has rust desrgned a muffler wrth four way ventrlatron Dr Ronald Brvrano had the extreme honor of performrng an operatron on 'Roger Bennett the worlds most brrllrant screntrsr for acute appendrcrtrs Cute and pert Beverly Schrreber assrsted Dr Brvrano but had a lrttle accrdent Im afrard she lost a needle rn Professor Bennett but that was to be expected Shed only had her nursrng drploma a dav before the operatron It took the head nurse joan Rogalskr an hour to help her frnd rt The recent owner of a three rrng crrcus rs Hartson Bell He has trred to talk Pattv Polo Page rnto rornrng the show Polo rs famed for her stunt bareback rrdrng An old school chum Carolyn Busch rs the star of a comedy trapeze act Recently resrgned as presrdent of Nersners Bros Inc Barbara Dostman rs gorng to nm for Presrdent of the U1 ted States She rs the frrst woman to attempt thrs Garl Ford her campargn manager savs that her worthy opponent doesn t stand a chance of wrnnrng because he rsnt keeprng up wrth the modern world when rt comes to socral dancrng It seems that he doesnt know how to do a Sputruk Waltz As the happv evenrng drew to a close a frnal toast was made that everyone present should branch out strll farther so that each could perhaps rn another ten years realrze hrs lrfes hrghest goal for we know that were lrvrng rn a raprdly changrng world rn whrch one cant be satrsfred wrth what he has One must constantly strrve for a hrgher goal to burld the world rnto a sturdy tree' Phyllrs Flatt ' . ' ' l , . . ' X . , . . . I - ' , ' , ' - Y . 1 a I ' Y 7 r - h ' ' U . ' . . - A ., . h - -' y I a ' ' ' ' , r v . v - V f tr A' ' ' . ' g ' t - U . . , 7 ' A . 1, . H i . 1 . ' 3 I , . r . , L, r S . A ' A 1 . ' . , , , , , - , ' , . ' . 2 . Y . . - 3 - y 7 D Q . A -' 1 I . . . . , J Q, ' . , . . , . - lr vu ' I . , ' ' B' . 1 F ' - , , . that's why he werghs 350 pounds?? Head foreman, Edwrn , 3 7 . I ' . . . ,, . . ',, ' . . - Y- ' - - x L 3 - rr ' r ' . 7 . H I A v V , . ' . l , I D H . ' 1 a . D . ' '. - . , . ' . 1 ' , ' ' ' Y u -' - r - ' ' ' ' . . ' . ' '- 1 ' -s as ' H U , r . . ' . . ' ' ' . , , . , . r 'L I . . - 4 , . , , . . D . . - V I ' ' v - . A , . ', g . a NN V I at , ,,,.f Wu f s X 4' m. .4-nf' l' .4-0' .4-4 .4-44 044 XX X it i Q- ,M 0 I :www-w . . A fc J ' A 1 f, f 'Q v3 1- M 2 Z --ff f' Y, 'gn x 54, 58 ,fa 3 3 X.',1f.'1'f' llmm Liv, IH .nfl 1,1 Dux xxx 'I'.11..1a. l .1 L ,'.4' 1 f I M.f.'Lff Nlmx Nrxgcll. YM.: 1- ' V4fxwX1:I1Lr X,:L 1' fv:. Num lmmlc .'Xl':cr. XLLYLYAIYE lx'w'f I' H Dwlglm fhllfahlll, l'uvz f Lim- Vtlglll. Mm l'm1nfuf!. hen- Lf., Wu cm ,l z.1'.'l'xY 'lu X134 NhKuL'. M.f'L.'.1f1 luhn .Kllv1'hr, I' L .nfl lx f:, 'Irv 1, Mmm Ihre l ... lm mil u IX1xx.u.i X.1.1rm,7vL.1Xfm' x.-QL., fmyeo fly i bylaw 2 . CW if at . . gi I Vip, p,,',3 Qfrlfudx C f lt is a fruitful tree that has such an ambitious group as the class of W59, but XY'ayne Central has just such a class, Composing a hranch next only to the Seniors of WSH. the Jolly Juniors were guided by Miss Donna Bentley. Mr. Xlfilliam Hawkes, Miss Frances Leone. and Mrs. Jane Mehrhof. The class was a vital element to the growth of our tree for anything with the necessities of life must grow, XY'ith the elected slate of officers: Dan Class. Presidenti Dennis Taillie. Vice-President: Joyce Miller. Secretary: and Mary Stigel. Treasurerg the class used their ingenuity to boost their Senior trip fund. On Nov. l, l957, they held the Ivy League Itch, a round and square danceg and they held another dance later in the year. ln March the class presented the Junior playp and also throughout the year they sold pop and candy. Representing the class interests in Student Council were Carol Lunger, Leora Fisher. Dan Cass. and Richard XY'acenske. Serving on Student Court were Joyce Miller. Recording Secretary: and Mary Stigel, Class Representative. Wfhen their class rings ar- rived, the class of l959 was half way to being called Seniors. 4 , 5 .,,.. 'V in , f 1, A xi ff , ugmngf.,4'n lf J 4 ' , i'Ul ' Y li 11-2- v Q . , l 0 1 3 5 y Q , S 3 .Q v 'rf 4 , .fn gs f'5r'?ff'f'ff S fwfff 1 gfl N , .pf P. P, se-f WL 'L ' Q in ff xf r'i 5 r,' ,lVya It XT' '5 f , ,f 1 r 1 it! x mn -4 'Y' ' !' U4 A 4: 'L . 0' ' 1 1 O 'U rl, 1 J 4 ki .5 ,,, 5 it 8 3 Af :. 94 it E an ' 'wwf . 'uw' Q' if A 5 ..' f' I ,Qi L A N 'sf ,13- iii Xlxxjilhi :sw fjifffixirl E G T , ,X 1 :mins-ft-1 Witli a year of high school completed. the class of l96fl had. of course. adjusted to the Senior high wavs of doing things and settled down to their studies. The members were maturing into voung adults to leave XVayne Central in another two years to seek their higher goals of life. Thev were morelthan half way in completing the growth of their branch which started as a twig in the seventh grade, Helping it to prosper in '57-'58 was Dourlas Churchill. 2- Class President, backed bv ,lane Sleight Vice-Presidentg Constance Alger, Secretaryg Kenneth Stevens. Treasurer, As the class's agenda for money raising projects. two round and square dances were held with one being 'Swirling Leaves given on October IS. l95'. The dates for the dances w ere secured from Student Council by representa- tives, Dennis Boltwood. Mary 1.011 Hall. Steve Murphy, and Kenny Stevens, who carried the class problems and viewpoints to the COLIFI- cil. As representative to the Student Court .was Micheal Daly. Miss Grace Peterson. Mrs. Lillian Ransley, Mr. Norman Shaffer and Mr. .lay Taber advised the maturing graduates of '60. .WWW 4 I VJ!! ILA: 4 VJ ' ' a . ff, , 'l , V ,Q ,- I' ff Q bn M ' QI 5 V if My ,fy .ffl ' Adv ju Xfff 'W if , AU!! ! ' J 1' , f .VM , L I' N E ,4 v. I 1' .' ' , , 10 ,V , U Q K ,P ,vip Li. I A RIP' aff T7 4-in ,QUIZ Om' I.. Nlmurz, H. Summ, C. 5Lluwncrm.1r1. K.. Smith, P. Whiryfwmb. R. Sharrovv, I. Sleirzhr, 4- XX'ulv. Hhs. '11, ff: Ci. Swrr. -I. Suirycr. 4 . Mm Dar XXHH. N. XX'iI1i.1mS. tl. Thompson, VI. Tholnp- wn, P. Tm.1s. J. Nhrcihcr. Rfxw Tlx... K. Brucns. K. Van llmwcr. XY. Taillie, L. Twirchell. If. SLIIUJU. B, XYMUJS, N. Wklkcr. flfwufzi 5. Ycrhurg. if .gn hy, 1 53 64 . X ,.,, ,iv V if 3 I Tc' A, H43 f 7 , fl Us 12 2 4 , Q jk ! pw! A f U' Q I 9 w J., D wi? Vw A , 2-,-1 SSW I .. ' 5 Q Asia 3' Q 3 Q 'Q ily? uk i ' 'B N 4- -,,, If ' e 755' f5 2:5 Q :,-- 1 1 kV1:f'g,,, ' x Q AL i,.4',. 4 1 P P .. fx xi? Ft ,A-.Aly ' xi Q , ,s Nil .fp 99 .lx ' , At long last! After two years of preparation in the junior High grades, the class 'was ready to enter high school as a developing branch ready to conform to the dos and Ll0l'1lI'Su of the Senior High. Of course, the class of 'ol had many ribs about being Ficlcle Froshf' but each member took ir in his stride. V258 was a learning year for the class. but it was rendered guided assistance by Mr. Harold Addley, Mrs, Margaret Bebernitz, Mr. Richard Lanson, and Mr, Nolan Powell. The leaders of XY'ayne's progressing class were John Albright. Presi- dentg James Pate. Vice-Presidentg Sally McKee. Secretaryg and Ed- ward Adams. Treasurer. Our Freshmen elected four students to join the Student Council of XY'ayne Central. They were John Albright. Kathy Herbst. Peggy Taylor. and Mickey Carey. judy Scharett ably served on Student Court as her class's representative., To gain a considerable amount as a good start for their Senior trip fund. they held two dances. One was given under the name of Santas Shake on Dec. 20, 1957. and the other on April 2, l958. ll' . wp :Q K. ,W W 4 3 '. , , M ar 44 K Ron Om J. Deisenroth. J. Church. H. Ellitmtt. A. Dutcher. j. Cornelius, M. Coleman, A. Danner Ci. Gerber. RW Tr, ng D, Dm-xlqf, L, Fillmiirc, R. C',it.il1ti-1, l, Curtis, F. Cfruwx ftmtd, A. ktceci, M ' 3 riill, D. Curtcr, 5. Fisher, P. lwctirm 4-MUY. J. Llcmsori. ,l. Dippel. Iwri Ilw-tt: A. K twill, D. Lhtirtl R. Curtis, R. Curtis. 1. Frank, D. Dalton, sl, llupurtintm, xllziwzfz G. Foul, S. Catalatiti. 54:1 K null? ' wx U Q W Q 2-L. AM: ,qt - , .es 1' xv 9' i-A, gggiyrg, , Y, ii? f'n45:!'K ' ' sn? .5 . F ' 'Q' 5' A thaw 1 Pg: i . 44 I 3 A 1 1 i ! ! fx ' iafhf ' s i' I ' 9 Q Q we ig J K ff M Wai' W , 41,2 W Aw' W, . 'lllll Hrv- , , Qdii fd, aQ5h A- af? . fi 1' ,fi 'Mt 1f,sQ,4. VK if I 'fy 'x' 7 5 Qf , . 4 Q si - in '10 rv, .ob?l l' x4g!' k 5 1 4Q,i,.f 1' Q . in f. f 'w2w. gh it AAi?,a MM 'v o 9, ,Q g...3g A.. 'Q 4-YK, Ns if - L W Q 1 J 'S ,Ma f R ig ' Sw .WL .V ...s , .,, I '-. . 1 1 4 .., . 9' . Wi ' WW 'L 3 'fg' I if Ai 'S Q 3 k B 'Q T. A 1 K 5 J A y A I lf N X s Towards the end of the '57-'58 school year. our eighth graders made OLII their schedules of study for their Freshman year. This in itself was a major event for them as was the project of selling stationery. Gaining a good basis from their teachers for the CXfCHSi0I1 of their branch into high school, the members composed a class of about one hundred and twenty-five. Mrs. Hazel Bassages homeroom had Barbara Hilton as president. joan Thompson served as Vice-President with Shirley Alborn keeping the secretarial notes. In charge of the room's treasury was Paul Sucher. In the school government Wfayne Wfolfe was Student Council Representative, and Victor Stevens served on Student Court. ln Mrs. Helen Millers room Carl Bauer was elected President. Helping Carl were Pat hlohneox. Vice-Presidentg Mary Hart, Secretary: and Robert Gross, Treasurer. The class was represented in Student Council by Donald Shears. 146 Ron One S Grace P Cooke I Coleman C Bauer G Slel ht G Perrin C Stalker Razz to at err ellen nr ol r N Har I Nrhrerber l Herlrl R A on Time C Cltalano I' Her er G Donn hue B Wool R Cross P Roberts S Ntrxmomne R, Prell. :l!1.tw1.': E. Grace, j. McMahon, R. Meyvrs. D. Shears. lv., Xa A new teacher at Whiyne, Mr. Charles Sones became very popular with his homeroom its well :is with everyone else git Whtyne. His room elected XY'ilIitun Boyd, President' Bonnie BL1I'DSkiL1iL'. Vice- Presidentg Ltr Verne DeFisher. Secretary: .ludy Forman. 'I'rensurer. Kenneth Robertson wus chosen to join XY'1u'r1e's Student Council. and Julie Ann Fisher served on Student Court. Mr. 'lack Switzers eighth grade had many various projects. Included among these were making posters for Community Chest and Red Cross drives. They also urged people to vote on election day. The class members wrote to various Chambers of Commerce to obtain information about cities of the United States and had panel discus- sions on such topics as making friends. helping others, and thinking about future iobs. They elected Linda Gath. President: Roger Cor- win, Vice-President: Mickey Albright. Secretaryi Theresa Catalano, Treasurer. Student Council Representative was Cheryl Powell. 1 I La, V, X SL! Ron One R Comm M Albrieht N1 Teerer D fraswford R B-irnharr V MCCHU L Garb arnhart R rm in ll XI t in Pain Au ustin l Xanter mill C Xerdine Abreu! T Catalano S Hu hes B Chick 75 N- A budding twig but rapidly growing is the Seventh Grade of Wlayne Central. Each entered .lunior High inexperienced and a little afraid, but again and again their teachers helped and reassured each one. Although they had no money raising projects to begin a fund to finance the traditional Senior trip. they have five wonderful years to build, grow. and prosper. Mrs. Otilda Burrows seventh grade enjoyed a very happy school year with Ronald Porray as President, Franklin Steffen. Vice-Presidentg Elizabeth Donovan, Secretaryg Karen Illliott, Treasurer. Karen was also their Student Council Representative with Franklin Steffen on Student Court. Among other things the class had a Christmas party, challenged the 913 homeroom pupils to a spelling contest, and made various booklets of their work. Rau One: -I. Mortimer, M. Dziedziech. CI. Appleman, K. Kruspe, J. Briggs, D. Montgomery, K. Burrows. L, Bassage. C. Vfispelaere. 5. Schul 1. T. Knorr. Rau T11 ni B. Doyle. N. Vogt, M. Peterson. D Gilyartli. V. C umine, F. Hack, UI. Stexens. -l. Triou, L. Geil, CQ. La Delia, J. Shortsleeve, B. Taber. R. Dalton. Run 'lifvreei D. Haak, K. Elliott, P. Lahovitch, D. Sprague, F. Steffen, E, Donovan, -I. Vane, P. Ficarra, il. Hunter, J. Chappell, ll. Trimble, R. Porray, R. Foley. 76 Barbara Richeson was electecl Presimlent for '57-'58 in Mr. XY'al- ter Hetlgepeths homeroom. She was backed by Mlonette Steffen, Vice-President: Theresa Kuzma, Secretaryg antl Marjorie Adams, Treasurer. Chosen to serve as re- presentative to the Student Clouneil was Carol Drexler. pw Jima, Rua One: R. Coates. D, Dippel. R. Fisher. if Bunk. R. Smith. Vl. klohncox. R. Jackson. Xlfelker, Nl. Yanilylxe. M. Atlarns. P. Morris, Rm. Tim: N. Dutchet. D. Casey. M. Catalano K. Stlmoemxaltl. Cf Drexlcr. 5. Chase. IS Ritheson. D. Kurtruff, -I. Sutton. 5. Furner. R. Baize. Meiioinber. xl, -lohnville. M. Nlittheli. Rm 'lilmtz M. Hermance, Cf Fisher. Nl. Atlams, R Steamer. L. Morley, T. Greer. Kuzma, P, Daxis, F. Yan Der Wall. bl. Steffen, P. Dean. B. lluclxle Elected in Miss Stella lN1eI.ymoml's homeroom was Jenn Burger, Presidentg Kenneth Buys, Vice-Presielentg Carol Hughes, Secremryg john Tusch. Treasurer. Ronald Peers was their Student Council Representative, Although 21 small group they enjoyed many good times together. The last of our seventh grades is Mr. Anthony Spennacchios which is also small in Comparison to the others, but several members moved to other areas of the United States The class did, however. elect Margaret Burger. Presidentg Marie Pafe. Vice-President: Donald Hank, Secretaryg Charles Hutchinson, Treasurer. As projects the Class participated in the Red Cross and Clothing Drives. The group is also proud of four students of their class who won pens for the best posters in the Junior High Red Cross poster contest. .. .W ' ' I 'f1'5?9Z'i5 ' Ur? Q r ' Z if f , , - I V A t V .. Jlffiflffl v Q ,. W C t tdt . ' it 73, , 53.3. .f- A v 4 ' T .L A 'f ' ,-4 . ' -fi? . x ' ,I I I x E ill , I S. M ' ' -' - .F 5v,,, g v-N.- Rau' One: P. Laney, R. Billings, B. Augustine. B. Albert. C. Hutchinson. Ron Tun: F. Urbanik, M. Pate, A. Carr, J. Edel, C. Thomas, D. Vanderstyne. Run Three: D. Haak. L. DeMinck, H. Peeso, S. Beckwith, M. Burger. 79 ZW H...-,, f Sk 'gg 'L f an 'V 'E f x Q- J .. A gift ?'-g......zv 'L if-:TIF . On Wfednesdav. November 20. l95'. the National Honor Society held its fourth annual assemblv with nine old members taking part while out in the audience everyone was on the edge of his seat. From there. three Seniors. seven hiniors and six probationary Sophomore members were taken. At long last the secret of who was chosen was out, Sixteen people then. undoubtedly. had weak knees with butter- flies in their stomachs. To honor those Students at XY'avne Central who excel in scholar- ship. character. leadership. and serxice to the school is the society's purpose. Ronnie Padgham was elected President with Ronny Biviano. Vice-Presidentg Peggy XX'atermin. Secretary. Donna Henderson. Treas- urer. Besides serving lunches at the end of every five weeks to those students that have a 90' average. the society also gave a party in February for those students. not in the organization. who deserved special recognition. ATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY at ll ff jx R014 One: L. Van De Veire, L. Fisher. S. Richmond, R. Padg- ham. M. Nycz. N. Miller. B. Sargent. Ron Ta or Mr. J, Taber. D. Dennie. M. Vfaterman. AI, Miller. P. Serafine, P. Porray. M. Stigel. Ron Three: D. Hen- derson. D. Taillie, P. Flatt. R Beach. R. Biviano, F. Welker. A I Abram: C. Luneer. -4 82 SENIOR HIGH Corresponding to the United States Congress or legislative branch in nature. the Senior lligh Student Council represents the whole of the student body, In the spring of '56- 'Sw the XY'hite and Gold Parties campaigned for the offices with Peggy XVaterman winning the Presidency. Harley Geil became the Vice- President. Beverly Miller. Secretary: and ,lim- rny Pate. Treasurer. Following the election, the officers set about to carry out the student suggestions under the guidance of Mr. Parker Bridges. Peggy set up com- mittees to make arrangements for selling a single student pass to all home games in basketball and w restling, getting bleachers for the athletic field, planning exchange assem- blies, and arranging student participation for assemblies. Exemption from mid-term and final exams in any non-Regents subject for any student with an average of UUCP or above was one of the Couneil's major accomplish- ments. A record hop was held to supplement the treasury. ' o :Z'o':' 2 0,9 o 0 0 o 0 O 9 'fo I 'Q 0 0 0 o fo o O 0 9 'o o if f' ' ,O ' 'Q' 0 Ol ,- 0'0,'9o'o'o'o f953t3t3'3 n 99Qf 'z':'o'0Z'o O 9'3'o'o'0 0 0 o o o o 0 0 0, o,o,o,0,50.'. 0 o O 0 0 0 o'o:o:o:0f0:0,0 t 'Q o Q 0,0 0,0 2'3'Z'.'2g.g. o 0 0 5':'o24jo:o'o, 0.0.0, , , Q. f925'Zg2'2.:o 'A is if O 0 0 Q Q Q 9 0 C 0 '3'2'2'3'!'Z'! .,....-ou Ron' One: P. Porray, A. Kratzenburg, H. Geil, B. Miller, UI. Pate. P. Waterman, A1 Chair. Rott Tim: Mr, P. Bridges. D, Boltwood. B. Dostman. P. Taylor. C. larnger, K. Herbst, L. Fisher, M. Hall. R011 Three: Cass, R. Xwacenslte. Al. Albright. K- Stevens, S. Murphy. Alarenlf M. Carey. STUDENT COUNCIL IUNIOR HIGH Separated from the Senior High Student Council in IUS5. the .lun- ior High Student Council has cn- deavored to represent the seventh and eighth grades in a council that can promote their wishes and help to choose assemblies. Mr. Iohn Switzer has been the councils ad- viser with officers for 'S'-'SS' Donald Shears President. XY'ayne XY'olfe, Vice-Presidentg Carol Drexa ler. Secretarvg Kenneth Robertson. News Reporter. As .1 major iob in the Student Councils branch, they made posters for the Ontario Community Chest and Red Cross and collected tovs to be repaired in the lndustrial Arts class and distributed by the Ontario Youth Council. Ron Um' K. Elliott. XV. Wfolfe. M. Robertson. C. Drexler. D. Shears. Xfrrifjrtfg. Rm Trui: Mr. bl. Switzer. S. Beckwith. C. Powell. R. Peers. 83 SENIOR PLAY fi Y X, .4f,,f.4fXJWLQWVX 'i , ,Z WZZZQQXQW XY'ith the bgiekgronml of the rimring lfllfls, the griulimtirig class of '58 presented their tr.1tlition.il Senior pliy on Fritlty and Stiturtluy. Nov. Sth and Qth. WT. Lintler the direction of Miss Grace Peterson. Beeleckecl in Chiirleston dresses anti hlnzets. the cast portrayed Om' Hcnnm' llvwe Ynfnig inn! C1111 by Cornelia Otis Skinner :intl Emily Kimbrough, liyolving nroiintl two zany girls. Ciorneliii and Emily. going to P.iris for .1 summer xuitxttioti. the plot revealed the delightful situations in which they became involved. lnclueletl in the east were: Cnrmffiiz .fiiflfzer Ifmili Kf1I1!17'fl1flQl7 MH, Olir Siinzfzer Mfr. Utir Skinner Diff? ll7f7lfL'7'.f Leo Mrlfzvfg Slezz an! SlCll'd1'tfL'.f.f Pzzrrer Admiral . Harrie! SI. 10622 U7i1zifre4f Bfazfgb Imperlw' Tfaercafe . , Madame Iilire Mnmiezfr De L17 Croix Uyifzzfozz' Cfeimer Peggy XY'aterman Carol Bebernitz Donna Henderson Tom Armstrong Peter Daly Earl Wfellcer Dick Henrie Phyllis Flatt Leslie Hall David Bulterman loan Rogalski Phyllis Serafine Sonja Rowell Ardith Kratzenburg Mary Nycz Ronnie Padglinm XVilli2im Poole 1- gdb? Wlatermzm. lxltnlliiztr. Run Ove' R. llenrie. P. Flatt. ,l Rogtilski, P. Serafine. A. Knit- zenhuru, D. Bultermnn, R. Patluham. C Bebernit7. Ron T14 Uf 9. Rowell. l.. Hull. N Nycz. D. Henderson. T. Atm- stronu. F. XY'ellcet. P. 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'sV1'1- ff 1 1 I 11-'QU' 5X'f1f!f1' 0.11111 1 511-r .1111 F1A1.'i1f11J Tum 5 ,g 11111' 79' fW 7 f X 85 NEWSPAPER STAFF Undergoing changes for its better- ment. the llfrjart' ll Zvz'iptrt prospered under Nancy Miller. editor-in-chiefg with the help of the feature editor. Diane Dennieg sports editor. Carol Lungerg and the advisor. Mr. XY'alter Hedgepeth. Eager reporters sought the news which resulted in student and teacher interviews. a ,gossip col- umn. and sports news. As an added attraction, a 'Dear Phoebe column answered many personal problems of the students. From the newspapers staff to the students. copies and copies of this paper travel every month for only ten cents a paper. .A at Rott' One: G. Denno, VI. Harris, D. Minnamon, P. Page, 1. De Young, B. Van XVyclchouse. Rott Tito: Mrs. M. Redfield. S. Mich- ielson. M. Flatt, S. Bailey. N. Hyman. K. Benton. -I. Foley. Ron Three: D. Halstead, D. Brazis, A. Knights, rl. Cornelius. C. Schoon- errnan, M. Wfamsley, M. Prell. Abrerztx M. Carey, G. Ford. Rout One: C. Lunger, J. Foley, N. Millet, C. Walz, D. Dennie. Rott T14 fn: C. Magin, G. Den- no, E. Masline, A. Doyle, L. Carr, M. Flatt, P. Knapp, A. Kratzenburg. R011 Three: Mr. W. Hedgepeth, E. Hutchinson, S. Whitmire, L. Schoenwald, M. Vandewinckel, J. Bendschneider, M. Hart, M. Hill. B. Bradshaw. Abram: T. Kuzma, T. Miller, C. Hauser, C. Verdine, D. Sprague, C. Bradshaw. LIBRARY CLUB Besides working as keepers of the books. the members of the Library Club also instructed students in the rudiments of library usage. President. Barbara Van XVyckhouse: Vice-Presi- dent. Joyce De Youngi Secretary. Patty Page: and Treasurer. Mary Ann Prell have attempted to accomplish useful tasks beneficial to everyone. Setting up libraries in the elementary school is being considered among the future plans. XVith the librarian. Mrs. Marion Redfield. and the club members as proctors. the library is running smoothly. WQJ?'W ' K4 Rim' One: A. Kratzenburg, J, Roluulski, M. Pauliuso. B. Winchell, C. Provost. Rou' Tun: C. Busch, M. Vantlewincltel, C. Schoonermm. nl. Clark. S. Richmontl, S. Pierce. Run Three: Miss H.1ller, P. Porray, -I. Massielye. 5. Rowell, J. Be-ntlschneitler, 1. Smith. S. Bailey, C. Stigel. FQTQAQ Reading. 'Riting 'Rithmetic will sometlay be tauuht by the potential teathers who belong to FTA. or- Auginizeil in lllii by Mr. Parker Britlgues with Mrs. ,lun R.mslcy who also serves .is an .1ulYl90!'. Bonnie Risley. presiilent. has untler her Gayle Fat-rn. vitepresitlentg Donna llentierson, setreteirvz Phyllis Flatt. tre.isurer. Aniirh limtzenburgu. li- br.1r1.in1 .intl l.L'i'l'.1 Fisher. h1stori.1n. Prmin: tr' be .1 xery etiut.1t1onal .--405: portion or the tree ot life . the elub members hue xisitetl iliffetent wllezes getting .1 'lbirtis eye view or what tolleqe life is like. Of course. the members .ire .1 little skeptitul or the idea that they'll sonietlsy' be teaching .1 Johnny or Susie the 1 RS: but with its purpose of acquaintiriu its members with the teaching profession. the organiza- tion has been iery helpful. 5'f4'1dl'l.:: B. Risley. Rim Om: Li. Paton. A. ltiriitzenburu. I.. Fisher. D. Henderson, P, Flatt. Rm. '1':. ff, Mrs. I.. R.msley. -X. Dutther. N. Miller. NI, Patlghani. M. Stigel D. Bolturiotl. M. l.cenl'1outs,,l. Albriuht. P. 'l.1ylor. Mr. P. Britlges. Km- Tliwe: D Miiwmiiiioii. nl. ll.irris. Ci. l.u1y:e:. ,l. binith. Rm. 1:'lll'. K. Yuket. CQ. XX'alz. R. Pdslyliflrll. E. NV0lkCr. .flluwzrp S. Bolton. CQ. Gerber. HEALTH COUNCIL Modern Florente Nightingnles .ire the members of the Student Health Council serving as gis- sismnts to Miss Iithel Hziller. lie- sitles working in the nurses office iintl helping at medical elinics. SOlT1e of the girls had the opportunity to work nt Sotlus Hospital once ti week, Officers of the club were Sonia Rowell. Presitlentg Aloun Rogiil- ski, Vice-Presitlenti Barbara Winehell. St-cretairyg gmtl Mary Pagliuso. Treasurer. As nur fcclerttl government has three branchf.-s or clepartmc-nts so too times XY'.ti'i1e Central thciutli- cial branch being represt-ntc-tl by Stuclent Ciuurt establislieil uncler the Goltl Party. Of course. Farl XY'ellter hail his problems as gen- eral chairman in setting up it cnurt of justice. but he was given help by ,force Miller. Recording Secre- IHYTQ .intl Atlwisors. Mr. Fmnry Faulks anti Mr. Tay Taber. The majority nf its cafes cleal with tlif- ficulties which may occur in school anti which are not ITL'Cf'9SLlFllT' UD to the tc-.tchc-r nr principal tu settle. Szazidiw: 1. Beniischnei-let. L. Flucum. Rf Out Miss Ci. Petersun, B. Sargent, D. Henderson, Bl. Leenhtiuts. bl, Klassielve. li. Yan XY'S'QlilNrLL'-C. P. Serafine. A. Krzitlenburg. Run 'latffz l. Smith. B. Risley. P. XYaterruan. R, Patfuliarn. F. XYelltcr. K. ,-Xriclersnri, Rm. Tfwitfti D. llenrie, C.. Amsler. S. Albwrn. Y. lfillmnre. l.. llall. R. Bixiantf. R. Beach. Rm. I- ff,f 1 i G. Dtmtnari. B. Tritfu. gl. Rtrualslu. Nl. Xitz. P. Flatt. Ci. Ftirti. P, Page Rm l'.:t L. Kester, 5. Rtiwell. CQ. Bebernitr. N. Lntinlbcr. Rm Sm' D, Bulterman. T. .-Krmstrnnu. P. Daly. STUDENT COURT 2 -v i +3 If NJ Ron' One: VI, Fisher, J. Scharett, M. Srigel, S. Nortier. Ron' Tim: F. Steffen. Mr. T. Taber. Mr. Althottuli nnrhing quite sn tlramatic as Rnmtff rum! Qlnficl or 1141121101 was ever presentetl by the members of the Dramatics Club. they tlitl :ive a few une act plays untier the tlirectinn of Miss Grace Peterstin. The club was twruanizetl as a Senior Dramatics Qruup, .intl Pete Daly was electetl president with Earl Xlfclker. vice-presitlcntg -Itmyec Smith. secretary: Lynn Cltinnlbcr. treas- urer. Fascinatetl by the tlrama. a ree Search ml its liismry was matle, ef' F.F.A -.o v . 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Yes, with modern education to the point that an audio-visual program is becoming very popular in many schools as it has hecome at VC'ayne. the Projection Cfluh is a much appreciated unit. Mr. Nolan Powell instructed the boys on the operation of the projectors. NJ' PROJECTION CLUB d fs 'am Rou One R Beach K Harris, Mr N Powell Rn: Tun R Billings D Chappell D Henrie, I Donovan J Dickinson RIFLE Amidst rifles and bullets. Mr. George Cataldo guided a group of boys and girls interested in shooting as a competitive sport. The club was divided into two parts with each meeting on alternate nights. Rodney Esley was captain with -lim Disenroth, Don Bauer. lineman of The second had Richard CLUB scoreri and one group. XVesenburg. captain: Matthew Moran, scorerz Dave Schultz. lineman. In the course of the year they learned the instruction and use of guns under the National Rifle Associations rules. Ron One: D, Bauer. G. Barher. R014 Tuo: R. Billings, J. ' ey, M, Coleman. R. Eslev. R. Churchill. R. Bennett. Ron Tlfrce: Mr. G, Cataldo, A. Stringer. L. The-dens. j, Sutton. R. XX'esenburg. M. Moran. R014 Four: J. Mortimer. J. Knorr, J. Deisenroth. 1. Deisenroth, 90 INDUSTRIAL ARTS One of X7Uayne's new clubs. the ln- tlustrial Arts Club, nas a big help to iolly old Santa Claus at Christmas time during the '5'-'58 school year for the boys selected, repaired, and finished toys for needy children. This project was promoted by Bill Gross, student super- visorg Elmer Sutton. assistant supervisorg and james Murphy, secretary-treasurer: Linder the guiding assistance of Mr. Stanley Patterson and Mr. VC'illiam Pugh. The organization is an old one brought to life by these two new teachers at Wfayne to promote project activity and to interest local industries through planned visits. A unit of Wayne's tree such as this one is bound to grow when the members have inquisitive minds that are open to ideas that will benefit fellowman. 4 Rau' One: W. Gross, j. Murphy, C. Andrzeiewski, D. Boltwood j. Carey, D. Morehouse. R. Bennett. G. Hurley. Razz' Tun: Mr W. Pugh, K. Harris, R. Schum, B. Spence. J. Switzer, R. Campisi G. Haak, B. Beach, D. Knorr, Mr. S. Patterson. R011 'Three A. Neels, A. Stringer. D. Schultz, M. Moran, L. Svrart, L. Thedens, L. Painting, Dippel. N. Buys, R. Catalano. SCIENCE CLUB The future inventors of Sputnilcs .md missilc-s?? VC'ho knows? Perhaps! They ure. however. boys and girls of interested in scientific projects to send to the Brockport Science Con- gress. Representing the Science branch. the club is prospering under ,H Mr. George Catalclo with Carl Vande- winckel. President: and Anne Vande- wincltel. Secretary. They are certainly fulfilling their aim to create scien- 'tific interest among the students for their membership is steadily increas- ing. Mr. G Cataldo, Slanding Fwrzf. Rozt' One: A. Vandewinclcel, C. Vandewinckel, G. Hill, D. Haak, G. Sleight. S. Grace. Ron T1402 G. Haak, B. Dostman, R. Steamer, H. McComber. Aluenl: T. Ronga. R. 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Our XVayne Central Bands under her direction are working hard to provide everyone with good listening at their annual concerts and assemblies. The Senior Band has played for P.T.A, and assemblies. Ronny Biviano was elected president with Peggy Xwaterman. Secretaryi Carol l.unger, Treasureri Sonia Rowell and Nancy lloyd. lfniform Custodiansi Margaret Hart and Carol Lunger. Music l.ibrarians By holding their annual taffy sale. they made a nice profit to help in the purchase of Mm- Rllbcfm Upflaw completely new uniforms. The county festival was held at XVolcott in April, while the New York State Sectionals were in May. A strangei in the halls of Wfayne Central might marvel at the lovely tones drifting from the music wing. Of course. its the chorus singing with all its might under the direction of Miss Anita Gullo. Sectional rehearsals. or Glee Club rehearsals. they all have a lot of fun learning their music for their traditional Christmas program climaxed by the mighty Hallelujah chorus. Music festivals or concerts - Fall. Wlinter, or Spring - theres always something doing in the Music Department. . Ca rol l.unger Rm. Owe: R. Biviano. C. He-rmanet. M. Vandewinckel. M. llall, P. Flanders. D. llurley R., Biviano. K. DeMinck, G. Scott. P, Taylor. Al. Clark, M. Xwaterman, B. Barnsdale. nl Mattison, A. Tobin, ul. Verburg, C. Dickinson. Al. Pate. P. Taylor, C. Vandewinckel. G Grattan, D. Morris, VU. Boyd, D. Churchill. Nou liomf P. Daly, R. Morgan. G, Hyman Mrs. R. Updaw, R. W'all, B. Waterman, J. Bridson. Abram: C. Lunger. X f' E S, c , tv f if - fi Q63 gf., ix 'Wg vw: f 6 iii? , we 5 X 331, X ..-S.: NL 52 X M M 4 ' 1 Q sa K' 'S' Q ,L f H .R 3 ., Y ,K 1 0' PIPE f .vp ,Awwggnqfgfk K M' , 1 2 Q , , -, X P , .,, ,.si Y N? U N' M ,, , f Fm q y - ff' ,K , X - - L A.: , ,. .HM ' f 4 ff ,, af I ,ggi I ' 4 ,C . 4 fi' 4 r -f Lf, v , N W , dw lg? f if I ..,. , V V, a f A X' fl W , gf 1 N Wffvefyif Eff' ,Wiz SENIOR CHORUS 4 r l' 9 6 . .ft it A 2, 1' Q x ti -- W 4 w , qs 1M .Mmm el 1 Qmllw Roz. Um' I. L-:qL1.1sm. M. Prcll. I Pmvrust, K, Hack, ff. Alger. M B. Miller, Nl. Dtxhllkk, S. Kass. U. Ruth, P. XX'hitcu1nlv, A. Vande S. Nlinlwiclwn. If .'XA.lINN. R Axi.llNN, CQ. Bulwcr. XY. Pwulc, R. Hcidcn 'I'fmL. I.. MIn+ur1u.1lJ. ,l.Skh.HL'lI. D. x1.LiL'F, Nl. Lcxxis, K. HQ-rfvr. D lx-c. Al. Xlilfwrxt. Rffs- lfwfrv l'. Krmpp. U. lluuw, S. Slllllh. If Scrafinc Durchcr. 5. Ldribcc, ,l. M1lfwrd. Rm lfffm: P. Knapp. G. Denno, S J. Buslmrr, B. Allen. IT. Bel. S. XUFIICY, D. Hurlby, M. Carey. G. Paton Schumnlwr. K. Bynum. .-lfmuf -I. K1'.1I'7LAV1bL1I'l!. N. Marrclla. xl. Nlalerra .4 .fi lJklA!llLlSH, QI. Harris, H. Snhrcilwcr, Nil lk-Nlxmk, K. Sruurmx lil Kcvcr, U ljdllty, li frdxxllmr-l. xximl-acl. fm l.cL-rllwllu. Rf-14 'I W NI Nxlf, ID ll.1lxrc.1ll. l' 'Imw C. Nlmfrmg-rr11.lx1. K Yulwr. G. Pe-rlxinx. li. Pcrubmkc. NI. l'j.lx1Ll1AITl. .-X KF.lIlCIll7LlY!. li Kllllltf. D. lk-wx. CW Pasta Nw. liulrcrman, P. l5iL.1rrw, I., ll.1ll. l.. Flmulu. 'If Arrxnxrrwru, D llp-mlurwrm, ll, Cm-1l, ll. llllll. A. Smith, l'. 5Cl'L1llIlL', li. Cmru. Run ltrl Nl. lfrccr, Nl, liurlur. N ll.1lu, Nl. lluplmrn, l. lfulcy, S. Mitchell. B, Bumlsyhulm. l.. Kwtcr, l, 'll1111upwr1. Nl, l,pu1l1mm, N, llynnm, 5, Nlnycu, li. sl. Clark, XV. Rmxcll. xl. NrIll1L'XlllC. U. Malin-Lx IUNIOR CHORUS ,Wgy ng X X, X V ff ' 1,11 ,ff , V ffl, fxff ,I f , ,5fl4Q47f ' f f ,f 4 2 ,yyff 4 f , f ff, ff 49, f?7f','f,'f MQJZ . 73,4 'X ff! ' , f ,f f ,' f X! , , If f f,f',,f X ,f . ,f ff ,ff fff X ' f ', ff , 'Q X f 'M f 4 If MAIORETTES DANCE BAND For musical interludes between the acts of jun- ior and Senior plays, the Dance Band is called up- on. Whether it be jazz or mood music, one 'may be assured that the band will play it well. Super- vised by Mrs. Roberta Up- daw, who also accom- panies the boys on the piano, the ensemble spends many enjoyable evenings arranging and improvising their own music, so that the music which reaches one's ears may rival that of Glen Miller?? Sealed: M. Carey, K. Benton. Run' Tu-0: S. Smith, M. Hill. WAYN Ron' One: G. Hyman, R. Biviano. G. XVaasdorp, T. Arm strong, Mrs, R. ljpdaw. Roz: Tutor B. Boyd, 100 PEP BAND R011 One. B. Grattan. C. Hermanent, M. Hall, K P. Taylor, Al. Clark. fi. Luntucr. Run Tivo: R. Biviimo, nl. Smith, Rowell. P. Flzmtlcrs, G. Scott. Ron' Tlvr ' Mrs, Bridges, R. Wacenskc, B. Pembroke, L. Twitcligll. Morgan. 1 li ll 1 - +- il AJ' lf if if The cliicf concern of tlic Y's'.1yr1L- C.cntr.1l Pup B a n ll is to proviclc listeners xv itli snappy marches between tlic lmlvcs of our liomt' bus' kctbnll games. Also limlc-r the direction of Mrs. Ro- berta Uptlfxw. :lug band members practice labori- ously so that the stiiclcrits enioving tht' sports branch may also enjoy rmothcr brgmcli g music. I. I I w V M114 fr i ' . ,6 V 1 i . . E - 1 i 1 . ' 1. , Q ' ' I -I , ',.1 f - J vjlbfb J il' il 1 , v ,QW ' P fl ,F . 2 'N- I 'S 1 J XXV i 0 .,, W NW 1,111 J 'J 1 qqqi ff! R -a my Y- f . m g A S1 I' x,, xt 1, 0 4 Q 5 ? 3 3 i 5 1 3 Q il 1 x' . 4 K 5 ? f 9 f ? I..........,,, ,Wh il R' .....--.g. if Q.--M.. 121, if E, y . if--1-'i .iF ... ...sg N v. .,,-. - Q' in .1-1 . :s'4 W f v v- ' -..' .,-az. ' . r .- ' aff. 'i 1- nr ,4,..f., 413' i- . ., -3-4 . 4 L21- E 1 VARSITY SOCCER K . Xi ll N iflsifilfbllwlg if . X l if nw EW 35,5 , lx james Zonnevylle X? Al Gcmne 'Q B4 Y xx X v ' i JI K -liz' NS lk ! DX 'QF an vs ' A 'D gwmaiqq' V '4 1 , 'B . .2 ,K of r - Q 1, K 0 . Q , Ron' One: J. Murphy, K. Stevens, j. Harris, D. Taillie, H. Geil, L. Hill, B. Bauer, K. Chase. Ron' Tuo: P. Sucker, R. Kesrer, R. Fcsdick, R. Beach, R. Morris, D. Churchill, D. Henderson, B. Woods, W. Wolfe. R011 Three: J. Carey, R. Bowerman, D. Boltwood, L. Slocum, L. Kiesinger, R. Waterman, R. Wacenske, S. Srramomine. 104 JUNIOR VARSITY 1 an mn DQ 9 A8-+ nu 0114 lx n Canrln lC3l'fU Vinum XX Rmxcll D Rick F Cram on Irxmbln x Al ms I Pug D Dalnm D N ore un R Q nh LL Lani rx s 'Uhr L I Morchu S D Cass Larrcr C lxurrrutt D lubm ilnmt IN uys ,f .av Xl 105 VARSITY BASKETBALL I.. Donaldson, H. Geil, T. Cami-n, I. bqyikn ley, L. Kiesinger 0 B, wafeffmn. D, Taillie. ALMS: B If if ,JW 1 , f J 3' P Qs A 'T C4 X .M XD wg Q iq' 106 IR. vARsl1v BASKZTBALI. Q1 . X V' , 5 V V w V Y, W ig 1' N y' me Q .7 rf V +- TN 1? N 'f P X v, i DF! V' ff 2-f :- all-X -'j f H, Alf, X Q- f W f -ff A f . V V W , r., uf so X 'Q -1 ,,:f' ,A 'Y , ff' ,f .,' 'y A-'Y J Nye' VK ' , ff ' Jn .4 nj if ., Rf 4 ff ' ' R+. , f f-5 4 ' . ' f ,Q f' cv x . ' K M1 'L C' J' ,3- , F V fs XJ 'J .F v- A ff V C? QV' 2'-L ' 0.4! L , N -xf - ff , : ' ' so ' N' .- N - 4 A- 47' fl, ,4 5JwAN '7-r rf Pb james Zunnevylle Anthony Spennacchio 2 if , ,.,.,..,-1 I ' . 5 T ' v wfw, . K, Van Hoover, D. jdhnswn, D, Cass, G. Bartlett. j. Switzer, VI. Carey, G. Vonhof. B. Spence K. Chase, D. Churchill, K, Stevens. 107 N X r N r Q9 ,L . , Rfm' One: R, Morris. XX. Rlmell. HI. Ilwxw-ull. IT. Buys. R. Beach. R. Whcenske. Run T14 wx D. Bmxerman. NL. Clllmlur. Nl. fwrncll. l. Dciscnrorh. C.. Parc. ,l. Pure. Run Tfvvkaez B. Gr-Jss. L. Mumlmlllzsc. D. Clmll. I.. Thcllens. T. Basch. R, Van De Ycife. Razz l'ff1zr': D. Rlglx. L. Hill. ll. D.1lx. A. Cmill. D. Knurr, I, Morse. T. ,.,..-N--W Armstronu. Bauer, D. Carter B. Ofter D. Hcmlersun A y Q Charles Sones 7 - Al Gentile Rosa One: D. Cass, R. Morris, D. Henderson, B. Bauer. R. Beach, C Fessler. G. Barber. Ron Tun. VI. Risley. CQ. Pate. W. Rowell, T. Canrin, L. Coomber, R. Wacenske, J. Morse, J, Pane. VARSITY BASEBALL Run fill! ll Gell L Hnll L Kleilngcr D Boltvuxxl B Waterman Ron Tun Sruens D Chu nhxll lx Van llomcr j Carey R Bean D Taxllm K Chase W Punlvrolxc Iamee Lonnex 5 116 Al GCIlf1l6 1 J '1 1: till Ron One G Hurley R lxesrer R juhnsun R Tumble T14 F Busharr XV Albrenhr L Donaldson ,I Bndyzs G lxurtrult 109 fx! ZW iff! 21 vuzslrv cuzznuanzns I F ' , .xg A F,- Miss Shirley Alexander Run Um: A. Krarzcnburu, Jxlff li. xxvlllthtll, Ah. Run Tun: B. Schreiber, M, DeMinck. I If ffm 'A frm. N. Bi21ffJIl,xI. Mlllcr. Kffn Iwnf: M. Nigel. P. XXV.1ICfIH.1Il, B, Rislcy. 110 A ,far xl , . ,Q 1 2. 1 M49 Aww 5,0 1 MV, s v' ww W' , wi Q I 2 Q, ,, .i 5 .df x if ' ix ' if 'vw 'fly w WWW Jwgf .5553 , ,X 35 z,, if 7 Q fi' .f? ygfggf -3 .2 Qflgu-lf' iw' 3 , ,V r M ,Fc if ,FA fn , f 5 QQ Z4 f 323559 7 . gg g W' fain? -era. K WQQ , PY' .. is H 2 D . ' 5 , ' f fs I yy K Q ,S mggk, W? lA ,SQ 2. Q rf 5 323. LEADERS CLUB R014 Ono: B. Risley. Minnamnn. RUN fc' L. I.. Miss Shirley Alexander M. Carey. il. Miller, vl. DeYoung, G. Ford. P. Xlfarerman, M. Leenhours, M. Srigel M. Vfhirrlcrwn, P. Flarr. Ron Tziu: C. Bradshaw, I. Loquasm, M. Coleman, D K. Hula. M. Parlghani. CQ. Vfalz. M. Dcklinck, B, Schreiber, B. Miller, M. Hall Schoenxxalrl. B. Pcmbrul-cc. B. Lewis. P. Page, K. Yuker. E. Hilton, C. Keymel C.. Gerber. D. Dennic. S. Bolton. Rm fwfr: M, Frcer, M. Hepburn. S. Albcrr, S. Laribec K. Bcnrun Dl. Smith. S. S. Smith. A. XVacenskc. P. Deklinck. M. Lewis. B. Dusrman, K. johncox. Alzrwzt Rowell. 112 SPORTS For m any sears the sports branch of Waxne Central has been one of the popular leaders in the actixities of t e school This tear as in all years our teams awe cxcclleel in good sportsmanship and slcills Our boss hawe a ed faith not ine to estauish a recon of uh ch ue n we wrout A our tea is soccer basketball estline trlels and btsc 1 ue prosed bcsond 1 doubt their eood merit ras were slcillfulls made X t 19 sarsits t eer squad hicwine a eeort x 7 ties a e 4 losses The team plaxed in the Wfayne County ABC Leaeue under the toxehine if Mr Al Gentile Althoueh elm s or uortunity to o Qcctionlls eoeaptuns ee Slocum and indy lxiesinuer roud tl te mites likewise M limes nnewylle ef ich m t unior Varsity was pleased with squads record o t n oth Yarsitx ant lunior Varsity basltethall our teams attained an extellen record fr Sf 5 T e JV team has establishel a record of 6 wins against S losses while the Varsits team earned S urns and S losses an abel captain at 38 Lee Slocum le te X rsitx to xittorx neun 1nd ai, n Competinu in Cass teu sxis criteret in eieue Coaehin- t Yarsitx squid xsts Mr Anthony Spcnnaeehio with lNlr amcs fonnesxlle ui lin- th IV s nother eompetitixe sport popular at W une vsrestline cotehed hx Mr Al Gentile The boss achiesed ecord of I ml los In Class A competition Captain Piul Ceil lames Seen and Richard Boxserman were successful and m te the finals for G 3 fxers one loolcel forum wit s 4 5K unter Ric trl BMNCTITTIIH is etptun The term wrestled Cass int A seito un lcr the Ccntril XY estern Wrcst i fonftrene e V e et a sn 1 squid butt o s uh: came out re-u irlx im :roxet serx mue ant 1 uc in competition The team tompeted in sarious re s s th er hm n it 1 SIIG a chance ti mpeg in the s tiont rc Hs md the counts meets r Charles N-nes i l f Wh team worked toxx trds hi her eotls In the final sport of the season for sa 5 hasehall our laoss with Paul Creil as a captain plaset a sietorious season With a record of 9 suns and w losses not o Coach A' Centile but Iso a the students of Wasne were evtrcmelx mud o t e team r a v ha al r rl under Mr fdxxard Xwaoen Coaches Al Can 1 Xarsiti asehlll and lames 7onncullc X nor et tc upholl the record in 5 The combined efforts of these teams hase uisen Waxne an excellent record A sincere thanks is extended to these teams the plaicrs the coaches and the manauers ft r the endeaxored efforts to secure 1 eood record and to maintain a hifrh deirree of sportsmanship ln the nor ls mf Miss Qhirley Alexanter coach of rsitv and t er euine t e m or reason tr une cheerleaders is t t ool rit c eoot sportsmanship it ithletie exe-nts of the school hott for the team and thc spectators The rah rah and L7 Wayne so unit of the sports branch is a biz boost to thc boys in xictt rx or defeat When the morale of the team ant spectators al lse needs a little hilse th uirls e reatx to do their best Co captains of the Varsitx squad were Mirtii l'rter and Sharon Cass The cheerleaders ease quite 1 fcxx pep assemblies to bolster school spirit New uniforms were also purchased or the Xarsitx squad t e fall of Ce ebratine its first btrthlax in 3 SS the Lear ers Club orzinized bs Miss Shirlex Alucander has become a hi hlx important portion of the sports branch Tw olficiate and run intramurals tm all the Physical lAdu cation teacher in rcuular classes and to promote leader ship and sood sportsmanship are its purposes The club x s ihle to treate i hieeer interest in the eirls ath ctits 1 t etter sehmo spi t With Bonnie Rislex presitent its Stn e site president losec Miller seeretars tretsurtr ant Barbara Dostman cneral chairman of intramurals t e club planned to hase an assemhlx to promote counts xx exball sportscas an to earn mones o blazers with their oxxn original emblem on them Forts aetixe members tried ti maintain .1 certain number of points in order to receixe a club ward in their Senior seat Nancy Miller N ,A A ll A I A S . 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Q ...'..O v 0 0 0 0 O O 9 O O O F34 'Vo' ' D o'0'0'0'0 0.0.0 n'0'0'0'0.0.0.0.0'0' f25W3f4VQ5Hf O 0 O O Q O O O O 0 s,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0, '0'0'0'0'0'0'0'0'0 0,0,0,0,0,0.0.0, O O O ' 9 Q O 0,0,0,0'0,0,0,0 'sigigigiigt 0 0 0'0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0.0.0 0,30 'I To the Wayne Central Communrty Frrst lets consrder what our school annual, the FAICLF rs Yyeryone may have a drfferent rnterpretatron as to what the 1958 FAFII' represents but rt rs eyrdent th t we all auree that ths book rs a true to lrfe prcture of XVayne Central rts admrnrstratron md faculty rs student bol a d s aetryrtres and sports Representrnu to quote a Brble yerse from Genesrs The Tree of Lrfe we haye endeavored to Qrow as the tree to make our desrres accomplrshments and to show those accomplrsh ments throuszh means of the 1958 FAULT We haye trred to marntarn hruh standards rn producrnc thrs 1958 IACLI It can be done only throuuh the help and cooperatron of all those wrth whom we come rn eon'act Of course the many months of work spent on the produetron of the book by the Yearbook Staff rtself results rn the frnal reeord but rt rs nrt by far the only rngredrent rn the ultrmate success of a yearbook Thus, the 1955 Yearbook Staff and I wrsh to express our srncere apprecratron to the Wayne Central admrnrstratron and faculty, and student body for therr unfarlrng co operatron, patrence and gurdance rn helprnu us mold a book of whrch all can be proud We frnd rt yery drffrcult to express rn words what these factors have meant to us, but we shall always be urateful to y u our standard of lrvrnu and our posrtron rn the world, so has the 1955 Yearbook Staff armed towards hrrgher goals and a better FACIE To do thrs has taken many serrous hours of work and much valuable trme from the lryes of those deeply rnterested rn thrs phase of school lrfe T those closely eonneeted wrth the productron of thrs book thrs has been a great ehallenrze full of much benefrcral ex perrence learnrnv deepenrrru frrendshrps fun, and satrsfac tron For the frrst trme rn our lrves many of us on the stall haye been uryen great responsrbrlrtres and pressures under whreh to work and to succeed Many trmes our load has become so great that we would falter but we knew we must proceed not only for our own satrsfactron but also for the prrde and admrratron yyhrch the result could brrnu to the communrty rn whrch we lrve Yes, rt was a lot of work nevertheless, we shall never forrzet thrs experrenee durrnrg whrch we haye learned to lrve burldrng stronuer frrendshrps wrth not only each other on the staff but also the mereh'nts of the surroundrnez com munrty and the many others rnterested rn our work deyeloprnu our concept of responsrbrlrty oyercomrnu all sorts of obstacles and achr yrnc happrness and satrsfactron from our yalrant efforts Accomplrshrnc an assrunment as rzreat as thrs re qu res complete rnterest and a farthful dedrcatron One must haye hrs wh :le heart rn rt and really enyoy hrs work The success of thrs yearbook rs the result or the 1959 Yearbook Staffs yyrllrngness to sacrrfree other actryrtres and much trme to mmbrne therr abrlrtres to make thrs book the frnest possrble The steps to success would haye proyrded mueh more rurlued clrmb nr. rf rt hal not been for the excellent trarntnu and leadershrp gryen by last years staff and therr capable edrtor lean Spence By worl-.rnfl closely wrth the 1959 Yearbook Staff and Gayle Eaton the next edrtor the 1958 Xearbook Staff and I hope that we hare helped to make therr lob easrer May they produce a yery frne yearbook for you the admrnrstratron and faculty, and students and surroundrne communrty of Wayne Central School Donna Henderson Idrtor rn Chief 117 0 ,,,,. ,,,,v000 00000090000 0000 000 ,0,0,0,0,0:0:0'00 ,, ,00 ,, 0 0 0 '0'0 0: '0:0' .,0 0 0 , .09 000 000,30 ,0,0 0 , 0,00,4,000. 0 0000 00 0 0 00 0 0 0 0'0 '0 0 000 99' 0005 '0 5 0 00 000'0 5 0.0.0. 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Risley , r ri , Bef! if es 0 he Clem of' IV r Phone: I Ontario, New York ee one: Free E t t I ' ' We ui e es 01'LeJf rm , illiomson New York 244 ' e OG OSI Phone: illiomson Ontario N Y k I Congratulatiom Clan of '58 MASLINE ELECTRONICS INC Wholesale Dnstrnbutors Servung the Televnsuon Dealers and Servuce Technncuans for the past 20 years EAST ROCHESTER FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 4OI Mom Street East Rochester N Y Webster Offlce 34 West Mann Street Webster New York Where your 5a1 mg! ezrrt more than the average Complzmentf of BOB LUMS MOBIL SERVICE AND SNACK SPOT Wrlllomson New York THE ONTARIO ROD AND GUN CLUB Trnmble Road Ontario NY uturex ue!! he happy md fzzcceff al Multon R Case Pharmacust Relzahle Prescrzptzom WEBSTER DRUG STORE Phone 286 Comphmwm 0 ANDRES BEAUTY sALoN Eastway Plaza CITIES SERVICE Vg-fjjgjf Mon W New Yofk ed Sa 9 5 30 109 Mom sneer Tues TMS 9 4 operators at all trmes Mocedon New York Special Chnldren s Department Your mvztatzort to beauty , . 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A If f -' I . . of 128 You cm pq more 1111! 3111 L ln I huj better HAWTHORNE GRAFFRATH MOTORS lNC Wullnamson New York Phone 427l Sales and Servnce fomplznzents rj MR AND MRS HOWARD HUCKLE DE LASS FLORIST Flowers for all occasions Ontarto w York Walwor Phone Ontario 3662 WARNER D ESLEY General Insurance 4635 Atlantuc Ave Road th New York Phone Ontarlo 268 l A Fnne Place to Work KORDITE COMPANY Duvusnon ot Textron Inc Mocedon New York lonzplzmemi I OERARD A CANTlN Gulf Petroleum Products 5 North Street Ontarto Center New York H 1 1 ' . Y 'z l ' .H - 1' ' . .' I, , . Ford Cars and Trucks ' Ne V f ' , 5 114' T29 1 58 MR AND MRS HASKELL GOLDSTEIN CROWLEY S CHEVRGLET S cess and Prosperi y To the Class of ' I Sales and Service Chevrolet and Oldsmobile Dealer 5251 Ontario, New Al I f AN,,,--.. 130 May the Future be Brzglat md Profperms AMERICAN ROADWAYS CO HOMER H KIESINGER Asphalt Drnvewoys Blocktop Drnvewoys Phone Rochester 7121 Ontorlo 3691 Ontorro New York 131 CU7ZgTzllll1lllf072.f Clan' of '58 , .K 4 f C MARION PRODUCE COMPANY PAUL 5 CARR Far Mate als Jewele Y k671 ONTARIO GARAGE AND SERVICE STATION F E Blythe p THE BEACH AND E M MAHER COMPANY 71 3961 2221 a Lu b B EDDYS BARBER SHOP WtM SHOALES DRUG STORE w Ik 6 636 z fl 8 P QSC P10 Se WALWORTH SHOE STORE 132 Compliments of Complinzenm of I m ri r . S , in treet Marion, N.Y. Ontario New Ork Phone WaI er -7 1 I I I . . , Pro . 35- . ain Street Ontario, N.Y. - Res. Phone 23 Office Phone 83 Knickerbocker I tario New York Phone Ontario Co I, m er, uilding Compliments of 1 23 es ain Street Ontario New York Complimentf to foe Class 0 95 Phone Marian a er -5 r ri i n rvice H Marion New York A. J. PITTS BUICK, INC. I New ond Used Buicks S Soles ond Service 1 899 Ridge Road 24 Mom Street W6bSf9V New York Webster New York Phone: Rochester Hubbard 2-2425 EATON S STORE Ontorlo New York C on gmtulatzom S emorx Extendx nf C omplzmentf SOUTH LAND FROZEN FOODS INC MOBILGAS Marlon GCS and OI' Ontorlo Center New York Morlon New York Phone 4421 C omplzments 0 Complzmentf of SODUS U PHOLSTERY SHOP A JOHNCOX AND SON Custom bunlt furnnture ond Houlers of Foodstuffs Up'-,olsfermg Phone Ontorlo 2111 10 MIM Street Sodus 8212 Ontorlo 7817 Bernord Curtis Yonker 133 I 1 1 , . Mobi I-heot Kerosene . 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VAN HOOVERS ESSO STATION I y LY 7-9 NAGLE OIL COMPANY w b f ' rh f 58 WYCHMERE GUERNSEY AND FRUIT FARMS WAYNE COAL AND LUMBER CORP C Ly 7 479I plete B lde S ppl HOWIES WEBSTER DINER H Cooked Food M de P e W b t CALKINS MEN S SHOP I W tM Comp zmentr of 1 Congmtzzlatzom to e Clan 0 19 P m ra 232 Walworth N Y k Complzmentf of Ontario N Y k e s er New Yo k Compliments of 1 OFYIE I , Home a i s e s er New Yo k 223 anal Street PI y N Y k I Ph - Com ui FIS U IES 8 e5 Qin Street Ontario New Yo k I35 ARMSTRONG ONTARIO AGENCY plet I e Se ' s Ityl a 'el .M' ' 2151 KLEM CHEVROLET INC w b f BLAKE S PHARMACY w Z. R T GARRISON SHOE STORE C l CHARLIE AND KEN FREERS SERVICE STATION MASON STEVENS HARDWARE Heat g G ft Ce fe App 3646 I HEGEDORN S I Com e nsuranc rvnce Including Flre Insurance Ca ua nsur nce ' e S er New Y k Llf nsurance 38 W ann Street Ontario, Phone New York , Comp zmentf of Your Rexel! Store Imomson New York Palmyra New Y k I amp imenty of I Comp imenty of I e ser New o in Plumbing i n r Iiances Ontario Center Phone I36 M 337 R THE WEBSTER CLEANERS AND DYERS dyK Wbf NETZMAN ELECTRIC CO Wbt Y F gda e Appl ces CARRS RESTAURANT k a d Steak D BARNSDALE CITY SERVICE Goe es Fesh Me 'rs 2857 ONTARIO STORAGE CORPORATION ALMEKINDER S FOOD STORE Red a d Wh te 3201 WAHLES MEN AND BOYS STORE I' ID I I4 E. ain Street Phone - e s er New Under the Can itchen e s er New York H I Ir 'On I Chic en n inners r C fi ' r O Plank Road Open Sundays L. 'n New Y P Imyra New York Cgll Ontario I n I Phone A Ontario N Y k Success for the Semory Compliments of 1 1 I37 Congratulatzoni Semorf DON S I G A Groceries Fresh Meats Cong amlztzom 1958 Gr 1411141165 Walworth New York Poi 731 R3 WILLIAMSON LUMBER CO Millwork Lumber Building Supplies 5081 or 422I Dial 2I49 R DuBois Salesman COUNTY MAIL AND THE WEBSTER HERALD Complzmentf of NIAGARA CHEMICAL DIVISION Food Machinery and Chemical Corporation Middleport New York Local Salesman I-larmon Henderson Ontario New York MOM AND TOTS SHOP Eastway Plaza Smart uear for mother and the kzdf mplzmentf 0 BURNETT S WATCH SHOP Ontario Center New York I I . -i Kfr I ' K1 K Contracting and Building I I oo ' f I I 138 eS eCopFe'rI F theLo ds oke C ROY CURTIS AND SON INC Complimenzy of the CRAWFORDS WILLIAMSON GREENHOUSES Weoeyo FTD Floss y LY7 W 001 DOROTHY AND CARLTON CONE EASTWAY DRIVE IN 2Ep W WITMER BROS INC o OI S Wbt S WICK S OF WALWORTH y LY74 Us ur r r I izers r ur . . . ri T or n I S Polm ro -575I or m. 7 , . 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