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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1959 volume:

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Y' -- sf 4- A Q f-If Q. E1 fb- 1+ . v . . , Ji--1! g,'1i', 3 f 'X Q, , x -gn I f ' ' - -gm. jx, . Q ,. .. . ,W . . . . ,1 x X 1 ' W . v N WAYNE CENTRAL .lUNlOR'SENlOR HIGH SCHOOL ONTARIO CENTER, NEW YORK PRESENTS THE 1959 EAG LE ORIENTAL IDANORAMA 2 12 ze-f ,f Y.-,,,bif ,ge FOREWORD y ei 1 - Dear Editor, After reading through the Q59 Eifplt. xve feel that the Wayne Central yearbook staff has done a remarkable job. A tribute such as your theme is rarely paid to our colorful Orient. XY'ith the write-ups, so skillfully and ably composed by the hardworking literary staff, we find as much enjoyment in reading this book as we would in reading a much publicized classic. How wonderful the layouts are and hovv authentic the lettering? XVithout the contribution of the talented art staff, your yearbook might never have become the masterpiece it is today. XY'e can almost visualize the photography staff collecting a multitude of pic- tures - serious and humorous. No professional could have employed more imagination. XY'e realize that the yearbook could not have existed without the business-circulation staff. Every production needs an able managment. In this respect your yearbook appears to be unique. To Mr. Schaffer, the Etzgfcir faith- ful advisor, and to the Editor. Gayle Eaton, we express our heart-felt ap- preciation. Congratulations, Seniors, you have a wonderful book to cherish throughout the coming years. XY'e sincerely thank you for giving us the starring role in this. the 59 Erzgfe. The Lands of the Orient T4 TABLE OF CONTENTS Q 5 X' f 11131 ig! EE' Eff' 1 - 1 11 '1 . 11 1 11 1 f M 11' 911 1,1 , Zig ,.- .-. , ,i,, -1 ff' I , , 'gli ...ij -f ,f Ns-Aj Llx V W Y Qi ' J Tilik. ,ff 9953513 52227 5T T 4 7 'X -1 '1 1'-f N11 , 41 -Affq : ., , 1 1, 4 Y , ii fx-4.45319 i1 1 1 11 xx. NMKN 1 1 11 X fi j --1: !l VRS IANY1 RANSLYY 4 if :l11 I+ ' 91 lliflw :1 1 1 1 I ' 11 'W 1 ' 1,51 1 1 M11 ' U 11 I 1 1 ' IN A1 1 1 , 1: ,ii ', 1' I N ' img 1 1 1,'n 1131 1 1 V 11, 1 11' NX1 - X!! WM 1 I N V'-T121 gfw gx 11, X QW N W U1 X 1 . 51' 7 'Z rw V ,L 1 . , 1 T11 X , Id - x V 'q E. 1 4 'I' MTW! Q ' qi' -111 ' f. 1, M ' XA 1 , h . ' g ' 3 xy V M l S -a N'E 1 Eg if Wrth the blastrng of Sputmle 1nto outer space came a shock wave of publ1c concern about the mathemancs departments Were students today truly rnterested rn math Were they makmg out standmg ach1evements for example nn 1ntermed1ate algebra and tr1gonometry7 Wfe If Wfay ne Central should be partlcularly proud of the fact that students ln our school haxe llvs ays had hugh standrngs ln the regents exam1nat1ons rn h1gher math courses XY7hy7 Perhaps It IS because these classes are strmulatmg The students have cauvht the teachers enthususm for her subyect They are relaxed for the teacher reahzes that an occass1onal loke allows the student to re turn to the problem at hand vuth renewed ugor And they lenovs that the teacher has the1r mtetests nn mlnd spurrmg them on to achreve to the best of thenr abrlrtres And so If IS mth the greatest of pleasure that the staff of the l959 EAGLE eleellcates thus yearbook to Mrs anet Ransley ln recognltnon of the great contrrbutlons she hls made not only to the math department but also to Wfayne Central School and to rts student body 5 l l l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 l l 1 f ,N KS ' G 1 was be ,l'11L,, 1 27 ai? 'QI' isa? iigl: as lflfifpe f' f e e L's iT'8 I J' el 1 as fl ' fl lgly 551' 1 ' 1 if 1, l l1 wil M 1114113 Llf g1 . A . .V . 1 lily 7 , Q t 1ll.1yl,y1! . . 1 . may I, C . . c ? A . - Hfyl . . , 7 , . . .C ! l . fl I ' Ht . 'L ' ' 11y 15111 l XIV , ' .2 I 4 D .' . . . ' ' ' . 1 - rlll . . lf L .c . V ,A '.j V 'N . . V ' Y ll . . V. Q l L 1 y pw ,. Q ff ' llhl A 1 1 S, , 1 I 1111 l fl 9, 1 l1l1l It ll 'W ll of 1 F 1 Most of Mrs. Janet Ransley's life has been spent contributing to the education of children. She graduated in 1934 with a Bachelor of Arts Degree from Syracuse University where she was a member of the Delta Zeta Sorority, an elected member of Pi Mu Epsilon, Mathematics Honoraryg Sigma Pi Sigma, National Physics Honorary, and a member of the Womens Athletic Association Board. In 1943 she received her Master of Science Degree, also from Syracuse University. Previous to teaching in Wayne Central, she taught at Lyrrcourt School in Syracuse, and Cortland High School in Cortland, New York. Since 1950 she has taught math and science here at Wayne Central, opening many ears to the great task of learning. Both she and her husband, Mr. Rexford Ransley, are active members of the First Baptist Church of Ontario. With skiing as one of their main interests, Mr. and Mrs. Ransley spend as much free time as possible in Vermont and the Adirondack Mountains. They both lHce an- tiques and have chosen many fine examples of early Americana for their home, which is one of the older houses in the community. Much of their spare time has been spent in restoring the Ransley homestead to its original beauty. They also share an avid in- terest in the legitimate theater. And Mrs. Ransley still finds time to sew. This year she is an advisor to the Junior class and the advisor of the Mathematics Club which was newly organized this year. BOARD OF EDUCATION Rau' One: Mrs. Lucille Twitchell Mrs Emily Nf' Huntley, Mrs. Ruth Connolly R011 Tuo Mr Charles Hack, Mr. Robert Harris Mr james Bene igx way, Mr. Daniel Tomlinson, Mr Roy Welker Dear Seniors: The search for knowledge is a challenge which continues throughout our lives. You as seniors, your parents as allies, your faculty as leaders, and we of the Board of Education have met the challenge to this time, As seniors you are to be congratulated on your achievement. Years of school and hours of study have brought you to this time of recognition. Let this be a time of joy, but let us remember that having reached this plateau you must move onward and upward, whether in a career, in the military service or in continued formal education.. Your foundation of knowledge is firmg build well upon it. As parents, faculty and Board of Education let us rejoice in this time of attainment, catch our breath, and charge ourselves with continued effort to provide the best in educational opportunity for all. We Salute you, Board of Education Robert Harris Vice-President sez 1-Q-M' W' , A., -ug :avg . .5 A gg-f wi .52 Z 'l 8 1 E A ' f , f .. ' ' . I X I 1 , ,fi in lu- ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Q. SUIUERVISING PRINCIPAL THOMAS C. ARMSTRONG Dear Seniors, The value of an education has often been emphasized during your years of study in school. It is one asset which cannot be taken from you. Its real value will become more apparent as the years go by. Too frequently we have overstressed the monetary value of an educa- tion, and have failed to stress some of those things which money cannot purchase. Your education should mold you into being a more tolerant individual as far as race. color, and religion are concerned. lt should also make you more cognizant and appreciative of many of our American heritages such as freedom of speech. religion. travel, voting, ownership. etc. You should help to guard these priceless heritages that they might not be gradually taken from you. XY'hen you become eligible, be sure to exercise your privilege of voting. Only in a democracy can freedom be pre- served. Best wishes for an enjoyable and fruitful life. Sincerely, THOMAS C. ARMSTRONG 'IO PRINCIPAL Dear Semors Each year I mute my message to you vuth a feehng of pr1de ln your accomphshments as 1 class md mdxudually happrness ln knovy mg each of you and regret that o mfmy of my assocxatrons through workmg vuth you must and I would 11kt to lmyt m tht hurt md mmd of meh Scmor grad uatmg from XX ,lynt Ctntrxl the yull to go forth md mike muah of h1s ab1l1t1ts by athrumg tht most m future form1l tdueatxon by mg and attcptmg help from h1s TSSOLIHICS and by applymg these ab1l1t1es m eyery darly task yuth a mfrxrmum of effort and good w1ll Smcerely Robert D Colburn -6-. S-Lf, ROBERT D COLBLRNI . , . . V . . Y- . 4 t 4 , ' , . 1' - 5 L ' ' VA V 4 Y . .L ., , .1 I ,K . , , ' ' ' .' . ' 7 1 L . 1 - .V , . . I . Y V gn,- S 1 V C V L . . Y 1 .. ......... -..- Q f jr H D H. ' 'rn A--- nn- H - ft ...- ' of my tx K GUIDANCE in PARKER N. BRIDGES GUIDANCE seQRETARv ,- MRS. MILDRED MC NEIL Each day our complex society seems to demand more from each of us, Especially is this true in the field of education. A few years ago, an eighth grade diploma would lead to success but now, gra- uation from high school is the minimum qualification for many careers. Some, of course, demand higher education. As the future comes along, this upgrading of training will be more necessary. W'hether we admit it or not, each of us has an obligation to our fellow men to make the most of our talents. Assumption of this responsibility is vital for the American future. Whether you become a scientist. teacher, doctor, carpenter, or anything honorable, be a good one. Once you have really en- joyed the thrill of a job well done, youre on your way. Sincerely, 'I2 Parker N. Bridges MISS SHIRLEY ALEXANDER Phyxical Education 17-5 MR. JOSEPH BUCCI Social Sludiex and Englifh N. ixx X MR. JOSEPH CAPO Latin and French . . if W ' , MRS. HAZEL BASSAGE Eighth Grade ff IURS. MARGARET BEBERNITZ Erzglifh IWRS. OTILDA BURROW7 Sezeizlh Grade MR. GEORGE CATALDO Science FACULTY I3 J Y MRS. BETH COLBURN Home Economic: MRS. LOIS DEWITT Home Economicf PY MR. EMORY FAULKS Agricultural MR. AL GENTILE Plnyxical Education MISS ANITA GULLO Vocal Music I G 4 k MR. WILLIAM HAWKES XV Science 'C' MR. WALTER HEDGEPETH Seventh Grade MR RICHARD LANSON Soczal Siudzw and Engluh MISS FANCES LEONE X ffmzmefczal N x N MR ARTHLR MARTYNIIJSKA Dnzer Tramnzg 'kg MISS STELLA MCLYMOND Egghrh Crude Q MRS JANIE NILHRHOE Sezerzfb Cnzde X xx X R MRS HELEN NIILLER fzghlh Crude MISS INIARY ANNI NICODENII Sona! Sludzer R X Q-nv-Q., NIISS GRACE PETERSON frlgxl lv 1 1 1 N I ml I ' I IVI' ' Qi I ' s V , Q ly' xx zu A . , my 1 , r D' A . 1 1 ty Q' 1 I x fix? I -fif xx 5 X: Y Q- . V xi g V b- I X xx' wg, I I . I . .ty Xl ' 1' K L A ,Sri Q Xu i pig R X 5 I A 4 f 'X x I E fx I II ?kk Q X w X X I5 XR , . XX MRS. FLOR ENCE POWELL MR. NORMAN SHAFFER Mazhematirf x -N mx :X xxx Xw Art I 114,61 ' V . M-fa, wiki'-my if MRS. LILLIAN RANSLEY Matbematicl ,f , Kay WK ' at N 15 jim-J' I af ,Q W ,Lil Lyd' gs JJ i,wE,R1fl?,, gm ,M fx: VIL yd- ' ai R QFD ,Xi ,L 'E MR. DAVID SMITH Industrial Ar! MER MR. WILLIAM PUGH Induxtrial Art: MR. DONALD RHINE ff. High Science MR. CHARLES SONES Eighth Grade MR. JOHN SWITZER Seventh Grade MR. JAY TABER English MRS. ELSIE THOMPSON Commercial MRS. ROBERTA UPDAW Irntrarnental Muxic MRS. MILDRED WRIGHT Librarian MR. JAMES ZONNEVYLLE Physical Education 'I7 S v -1 'Qu 1 '1 Y 1 Q Y 1 1'-2' if-at B 4-3 .., Mrs. Marie Beach, Mrs. Mae Massielye SECRETARIES A visitor from Viet Nam would find our school office as friendly as a general store. Both the students and faculty can exchange pieces of conversation whether it be serious or just a friendly hello with the secretaries who listen intently to anyone who happens to be in the office. Secretaries may be associated with clerks since we can buy paper, pencils, pens and any other small but necessary articles. Many times teachers have to call the office for lost pupils, and the secretaries do their best to recover them. The secretaries also help new students to adjust to our school. Perhaps we may not thank these two people personally every time we go into the office, but we do appreciate everything Mrs. Beach and Mrs. Massielye do for us. Patricia Knapp 8 -EQ CUSTODIANS ga Bus DRIVERS ...la -s Yu of x kk: A .I rv- I-Sr., XX gr uv xx L-Lg 5 5,1 C I :'g ,rib X5 h :ff-sg. :Qt CXX Qs: an R011 One: E. Ruffcll, H. Hclfer, S. Almekinder, B. McKee. Ron Tun: H. Curtiss, H. Kessler, H. Frey, D. Gowers, S. De- Pew. I Lv BUS MECHANIC 21 D. Penders -5? '11, An Q35 111' wr A Li 2 A ali 1- x, 5 1 E I it I Wm ii ' Y at HA ' K M +- A., , 5, gf V, f Q' I .1 in . vgfii VV, 5 , , Qk ,r ....,,.v-1' ?G'i N - S e a vw X if 'kk ga Y? 1 , 5 my w 13- 24 f' Q ..-Jin' 9 ,Q-gif? ' 1, . ,r ' geuikff' Q Hgikw- 'iff L.: 5 ... ,4lf'fi'f4 .ri P gy l k . .4 34 ,gy .M CC ' ii? ,pg -fr ' ' 6 7 A Q L.: if i el' ! F, .3 ,Q V i ' E , 1 4 5 3 T 2 , i , , , I I , a ' 3 . E '- K ' ' P W f , ,wa 1. UP- ' ,7 Ag is il' xl 535 V- it mf? ,ii ,N 3 s, 1. ffl' X 5 tb- ' 1 5 V ff ' ,FM L-.W nr-2 .J 2 I E - . K wx 4 ! 2 5 . 'F 1.1. P S 1, 91 f. 'v Af- JM 1 ...Q-'41 . ' ' ' fel 'Wifi , , + , . Mmmwml . raw: Wm-x Q w .mae , -85125 w-wg-iw-5 E SENIORS SENIOR CJFFICERS AND ADVISGRS 9? YU R014 One: Miss Frances Leone. Barbara Doyle, Trearurerx Barbara Winchell, Secretary. Rau T14 or Mr. jay Taber. Russell Trimble, Vite-Preriderzlg Dennis Taillie, Prenderzl. Abrenfx Mr. VC'illiam Hawkes 24 iq:-',1 K SENIORS A ,604 f7vLf QUJWHC 4, I ,L if pix AIBR ECQHT, XY' ARR FN 11111, I'1f 11111 1111 1111111-11111 cfm' I'111 11 111111111111 772.171, 11111 zf I X111 111 iff, If 'Q 3-1 ff? ,vu KL if BARTLETT. GARY BAUER, DONALD Mmm Of CUTE .IPZJ Hgh! 01 Z1.11r. be 171565 111 ff '1f'1fUAL' 111.111 11 111 b.'111Z'1,1' 153' 5133111 flillfl 11 life 1111110111 .1 mrs. 111111 1111111 j1.1f1'. SENIORS 904-X ,.--:TF-'1 'XJ LX' BET., ERNESTINE S121if0,f in 170' cfjzff. 417111 Him' Iwmfr my bw' ,f ffm, ,, ,M 1' ,f , , , ' If ,f f , V. 6, ' ,' f ll' L! ff' J ' 'U f 4 , f fi! W Rf ,J A ,W iff 'gh' it, f ffff, ' w 4QMf pf - M25 fyvvf. -J 'f 1 -1 BILLINGS, ROGER BOLTON. SHARON The firm .1111 72101 rcfjvcuf.1HL of .JN .Mfr 1 H.zpf', is ffvc ulw il fH!Yfnf.1r1dVfr c1g1'ic'I1fl1n'cf. 26 X I f Ji, 00 'L 1 ., , BRIDSON. YVILLIAM UTXWN ix .1 Lzzzlglvirzg ffm!! in bil' ,mzifc SENIORS ki I ,H fs BOYD, NANCY Ri A X M11,riu is mia! 10 bc lfic sfvwflf nj mzgcff, 2, gi iff, CANTIN, THOMAS HAI life be vffrzzitzhiu AIM! .1 ,fu p. Ln! W Ilve num 11170 irzz nm! dup W Qf,x1 Pfdf ny! If CASS. DANIEL Graff Impex 212.1150 grcnzf mon SENICRS 0? ' 1 I , fu, ,4 . .' ' I V 1 Af LL 1' L, L Nkjfr N c L lv rf .V bf 1 1 Q, . n M if 'J D, ,ww I LY i ' Ll' X! Z! . ,tQwQ+fM , ,yu 1 lv ' f 'J if fflflflbplll 1 CLARK. -IVIQY CORXVIN. RVSSELI. Men .mf all dlihf. .ml lzll I lih arc men ',He M111 7'lf6'lZ7 lfzlc NIIUI fro! all flag SENIORS ' Wy? df 4,g,17L4v-13 ' LIAQQJC 1 Q4 ,, ' .,-4,06 I Jgfgfja xml 5 CZ .1 .. wry, , ,1L, Ku 1:3-r M 42224 -fn 3 K DIZYOUNCQ, IOYCQI1 I HA fricrzdfj, Hzfilci, .1 luzpfj, gfou- cfC.ffV'fb6x 10150 z4'b0n1Lrfbc gomf' 1 I .JH I f 1 '1 rt' -Y' i,,kM 'I' DICKINSON. ,IOHN DOOUDGI2. SHIRIIY ' lv I., Ch, , rm. .,. . 'Vi I Til, 5 1? a 5 ,, ' 1 ,,k'fF.Q,.5f. , ffm ,zz .K , iv, sv' c Q1 ---gf? ,K ,, 9 -, ff 3 it h ,,,, , V, Pu,.L ,if -1. ,f .1,.,i N, 1., , . 1 1.115 fi 5 Vx' ffjn, JU gt' 1 P1 N.,,1,f. , II 'f .J 1 r 31 SENIORS L 0 My If ' V' ,fi !hxfM3.1f0fl' 1 GULICK. BERTHA SM ix ,z mirror of all mnrtar3, ,Q . A.'l VV . 1' ' if ,,c' 425' l ...F . ' I4 . 2 3 HERTNIANET, CAROL HOSIER. JOAN llniflwffz 7721lfIv.', jlrftl fwffhf bf 41 mirI.zEe, Pofifwfcf1 - f 1' ' IW 5 ' Ibzrzg. 34 LU Af A SENIORS ,X 4 ffifywicz 'VN 1. LWMQWZM 2: 72, f 1 L, , W Vzfffgf fi ' 4-AI-t Cla, gf! -' f W. 52, S' f V fs,-ipfx, JYff lZ? 'Q,1 1? 1 , V ' , 47-'ifclg V fef!,fi , -1 , J - rv .www fuel' -IOHNCOX, KfXRIiN HQf!f,'L 'M V'L'H.kL'77lf!fLwV. IN ffl VLfl.1V,1'w fff Wu 37 KNAPP. P. xTRICI:X H . . . ,V . 1,-,v,. , , KNAPP. XVARD ,f '.ff' C-s.,-. 'i f,.,., fg .f,,-,N T 1 7 BL Lf, ,1x,,1,L fr rl fc' fk' N. .Kg 35 SENIORS FW - ' A rw bi rum M ww, nf' ww 5 15351 ,Ii 2 '42, fx LANSING. ANN Loi JH ff!-1 m12z'cr1r.z!iwz be rim'c1'cn rn- 13.5 'U' '65 M if 4 u Xf A - x . W ' ' Wi I.EXY'ISA BARBARA LOQTQASTO. IRENE If 164' r'4f were 721.171-1 more fiic Ivor. :be fmfi A miglvlj, fpjfiz fill- flu! fitlie frxzmc of lnzfm zzozffd gnc ont. 36 SENIORS ,Unix X LUKE, MFRLYN Vw wi '55 div LLYNGER. CAROL MAGIN, CAROL Good if not good. u 17676 better if expef- The 4'U'i'l'JN Uf Ziff'Tf0'2f?'1f ' ted. ' 1 Wm A 57124171 man if mia zzlw lhlflfl lvl L1 1101121111 pin afzjflvirzg' on kim rimc lm um u babgf' 37 SENIORS .te X 'mf MASLINE, ROBERT That man if great who ravi we the brain! of when 10 mrrj on bi! work. e - .,,, , we wwf' 4170 WVMMU 4,4444 MATTESON. DENNIS MILLER ' For men mmf 110716 and uomen muff weep. A good bear! iv belief than aff Ike laeadf of and the moner iff oref Ihe moner Io yleepf' the world. 38 SENIORS 'ff' W wg? ' J 'H gli' 'TQ ' P. lfi..VA ?- ' 1 A TWURPHY, JAMES fig arf W'but Ibis mzmzfrn azewfv if 41 good fife-fem 'L F E' 42 X Y L12- RN. ,pan-K 722' 522 MURRAY. ROBERT PEETS, DONNA A plozumzrz on bij lefgr if higher than 41 HG6'7Zff!6f of J'f7C6'C!9.' zzorllvj of mirzdf' gentleman on bif knew 40 SENIORS fu. T. PIERCE, SANDQIA A V Not Q1 jefpfv b1:a?b'fQ?i,sporizimz if zrifrfom afqzzirecf. Q' , xx KL, - ' ' 1 .1 - 1 w . x. X X17 , V x -1: ' Q4 - 569 P ff 1 . A EQ E -1-+06 RICHINTOND. SUANTQE ROXVELL. VUILLARD 1111515 more Zuppirzuff if I0 by ff?Il71d in the Huvf' U 'WW' fn-IH M0 'Nm-'G f J good zmrld tlurz gloomy tv1L'Jk Ji,rmzcr. fi771f' ' 41 SENIORS 1? .g r,4 JJ g uns-.--? U V M fi v RUSSO. FR A NK U7il7C1'L' mfrfff be 110 ruff ffzzw if llwn 1z'cfr'cf 5 v uf! mgvgff fffigwf' MLW, k ' 6 awgyg M f 50's fi! N 'f3' ff?1' iffw'-fi . .4- Z ,gg :I rg fa' V3 W gfiwfffva 4,4 if f 4 ,A f -ig a ff J if V. , - 'vfop'.n'-7, 'T JH. fi 1' afyif fggilif. ' i7 A 51fgjf2'f SCHAEFER. HAROLD SC,HL'M, ROBERT L0ze gow fzeigbborg ge: pn!! not dozzrz H1115 fmff Inu? foffnzf -you fbi' ref! of ww your lyedgef' life, um! mfzcr uuzfb zfp uizla 3011 ' 42 444 Z Q5 L ,iff 4 . ,hr A fb. A LIZ. 1?v 'LW' 11.147 Q 4 1,14 i 1 Fla If ru' in lv: plmfs nf extin- If S fr U MQW r er rpm? I7 mn ,mf 77ZIfC'lf7i5'f 43 LAW ,fi SENIORS Q 3 ' 1 X X x ga. 1 x A' 1' X L L V . n , 2,- ,f' '59 nf . H 2 3 fy knfkx J w Ok l 'F SVUITZER, GERALD 'Scampering af if the Devil drove kim. f v WL JMJIVIJ . - arc!! D 4 W' W TAILLIE, DENNIS TRIMBLE, RUSSELL A uirznirzg mzile, a manner 1193: but nary No one krwux what be a uoman meetf bi! eye. 44 .Vail x '5- g :ii ::givi5-:J ff. if 5. 3. viii, Lvrggf V-f' . L. 5 :rv 211 can do till be tfiexf' 11-' hh r VAN SLYKE. ROBERT mfz- 1x'vz.fb 5 f 'UN semorzs 1' AA ivy nqr-'Elma' we W 4 ww vw WNV is 435 ,fa N WA 4 :W 'CIS' VXZMW' U , W VONHOF. GARY A ffffmf wuntlv mzfflm no fliuf' Ng? rf .'g50 N- .4211 XVACIINSKE. RICKHARD XVATERMAN, ROBERT J ,gm 5 ,, , . .. 1. , J A . .. . . . . . K 116 ffm' ,L ff.: Ilifff ,XLLJX TI? .4724 LJLEV 7195711 72 171 jjj by Qbgyfi -fffyjlff Ilvcfa np :wifi zufffxff. 46 Mamigufzvgs 'f'JwdL - gi! W- 'L 'i 1.131 , 7 f' l W .N N, 51, f' Hn Vw Zfifimk ,5 Main awry nf , XVINCHELL, BARBARA .. , I . Tm fumu' za' wwe :af f'n.1f1t.1 .md :41',vdff11z. .MH r SENIORS ACTIVITIES ALBRECHT WARREN Soccer 7 BARTLFTT CIARY Senxor Play Soeeer I Basketbxll 7 3 wfCSIllDg I 4 Baseball I 7 Traekl 2 BALER DONALD FFA 7 3 Treasurer 3 Vree Presldent 4 Rrfle Club BEL ERNESTINE Glee Club7 3 4 FHH 3 4 BILLINGS ROGER FFA 7 3 4 Secret1ry3 Pres1dent4 Prolectlon 2 3 4 Rlfle 7 3 BOLTON SHARON Student Councll 7 4 FTA 3 Leaders Club 7 3 4 Dramatrcs Club 4 Secretary 4 Art Club 2 Cheer leadrngl 2 3 4 Captfun 2 4 BOYD NANCY Senror Band I 7 3 4 Pep Band 4 Musrc Sectron BRIDSON XVILLIAM Plays 3 4 Dramatrcs Club 4 Soccer 2 3 CANTIN THOMAS Soccer 2 3 Basketball 2 3 ITrack 4 CASS DANIEL Student Counerl 3 4 Presrdent 4 Cylee Club 4 Plays 3 4 Dramatres Club 4 Soecer 2 3 Basketball 2 Track 7 Class Presrdent 3 CLARK JUDY Yearbook -I Student Health Counell 7 3 Sen r Ban 2 3 4 Pep Band 3 4 Glee Club I 2 3 4 Secretary 4 Musrc Seetlonals 3 4 Plays 3 4 Dra matlcs Club 4 FHA 3 Grrls Intramurals 2 3 4 DAILEY DAN Glee Club 7 3 4 Plays3 4 Golf 3 4 Basketball I 2 3 4 Managerl 2 Class V1cePres1dent 2 DEMINCK MARIANNE Student Council 2 Student Court 4 Leaders Club 2 3 4 Glee ClubI 2 3 4 Glrls Cho1r 2 3 Play 3 Dramatrcs Club 4 Cheerleadm 2 3 4 Glrls Intramurals I 2 3 4 DEMINCK MARILYN Yearbook 3 4 Treasurer 4 Glee Club I 2 3 4 Grrls Chorr 2 3 Plays 3 Dramatlcs Club 4 Natron al Honor Soclety, 4 DENNIE DIANE National Honor Socretx 3 I Treasurer 4 FTA 7 ers Club 7 3 I Clee Club I 2 Newspa C1 I 7 3 4 Feature Edrtor 3 I Ilbrarx Clubl 7 VIcePres1dent 7 DfllII1flCS Club I I rls Intramurals I 7 3 I Clrss Reporter 7 DENNO CFRAI DINE Yearbook 4 Clee Club I 7 3 4 Nexxsp pe retry 7 3 I Crrls I rrmurals I 2 DEH OUNG JOYCE Yearbook 3 4 SLIDSCFIPIIODS 4 leaders Club 7 4 Ilbrary 2 3 4 V1cePres1dent 3 Presldent Glrls Intramurals 7 3 4 Majorettes I 7 DICKINSON JOHN Projectron Clubl 7 3 4 Serence Cltbl 7 R1fle C I 7 DOYLE BARBARA Yearbook 3 4 Secretary 4 Class Treasurer Natronal Honor Socrety 4 EATON GAYLE Yearbook3 4 Co Ed1tor3 Edrtor 4 FTA 2 3 Vrce Presrdent 3 Glee Club 2 3 4 Presrdent 4 Grrls Chorus I 7 Dramatlcs Club 4 Art Club I ESLEY RODNEY Play 4 Dramatlcs Club 4 Proyectmon Club I e Clubl 2 3 4 Captaln 3 FISHER IFORA Natlonal Honor Soerety 3 4 Yearbook 3 4 Llter ary Co Edrtor 3 Ilterary Edrtor 4 Student Council l 2 3 Youth COIIDCII Representatlxe 2 3 FTA 7 3 4 HISICPYIWH 3 X7lCCIJ1'CSIdCfII 4 Play 4 Grrls Intramurals 2 FLATT MARCIA Yearbook 4 Leaders Club 7 Newspaper 4 Llbrary Club 23 GEIL HARI EY Student Counerl 3 Vrce President 3 Glee Club 2 4 Dramatrcs Club 4 Soccer 2 3 4 Co Captarn 4 Basketball I 2 3 4 CoCapta1n 4 Baseball I 2 4 CoCapta1n Track I 2 HERMANET CAROL Senror Band I 2 3 4 Pep Band 3 4 Glee Club 2 Music Sectronals 3 4 Allstate Band 4 HOSIER JOAN Student Councrl 2, Glee Club 1 I I ' ',.'7 f. , . . 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VANDEXVINCQRIZI., MARY St' ent Health Council l. 2. a. 43 Senior Band I 2 ,, 3 -p Band l, -, ,. 1 Ple- Club l' Girls' e tette I' Music Sectionals 5, All lNew5paper Club 3' Dramatics Club 4' Cirls' Intramurals 9. VAN SLYRIT. ROBERT Wrestling 1' Boys' Intramurals 3 4. . .A, I . ,. . VERKEY JAN . .A. 1 2 , . VONHOF, CARY Dranaatics Club 4' Basketball 2' Baseball 2 3. VUACENSRIY RICHARD Student Council 3' Student Court 4 Chairman 4' Senior Band 1 2 3 4 President 4' Dance Band 4' Pep Band I 2 3 4' Glee Club 5, 4' Music Sectionals 2 5 4' Plays 3 4' Newspaper Club I 2' Art Club 2' Soccer I 2 3'Wrestling1 2 3 4, Captain 4' Track 1 2' Class Officer Treasurer 1. XYIATERMAN ROBERT Play 4' Soccer 2 5 43 Basketball 2, ng Baseball 2 , 4' Class Officers President I. Treasurer 2. XV H ITTLETON, M A RX Leaders Club 2, sw. 4g Library Club I. 2 Treasurer I' F.H.A. 5, 4. 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XSZQZ xg, fy-Q-9 v gl -4..n-ff .,39f 1,4 N.. 4,40 fu..-M 1 V, 1351 Q-1 ,f 'W f A, . f 1 A 'fi . , mf kf I V '-ry W WSI i lx A ,J PRO PHECY Srt back and relax' Imagrne yourself srrtrng by a cozy frre whrch casts a frrendly glow Besrde you there rs an old man wrth a long whrte beard He starts to tell a story About ten years ago whrle everyone else was gorng to and from the moon I decrded to be drfferent and take a trrp around the world The frrst person I met was none other than Mary Whrttleton who rs the current female hot rod racrng champron She took Barbara Lewrs on as her assrstant To curb the srtua tron Russell Trrmble was elected head of traffrc control rn Eng land accompanred by hrs fellow assocrates Merlyn Luke Bob Spence and Gary Bartlett who are dorng a terrrfrc job but as yet none of them seem to know on whrch srde of the road to drrve Thanks to the support of a few chorce frrends Jerry Swrtzer Jrm Murphy and Drck Wacenske Judy Clark rs now the top rankrng cabbage collector rn the unrverse Shes not gettrng rrch at rt but rts provrng to be very rnteresnng although rt has a slrght odor Mrlk bottles now have two thrrds cream rn them thanks to Jan Verkey Ward Knapp Don Bauer and Roger Brllrngs who successfully crossed a goat and a cow on therr darry farms Therr product rs gorng over brg and babres are becomrng health rer and more rntellrgent Recently a unrversal baseball team was organrzed on Mars and several members of the WCS class of 59 were fortunate to be on rt Harley Gerl and Denny Tarllre are playrng frrst strrng and as a new feature they put rn Sharon Bolton for short stop By the way therr team rs not dorng very well because Denny rs constantly wrnkrng at the cute Martran prtcher Because John Drckrnson and Robert Schum had shown so much rnterest rn Mars srnce they went there Dan Darley appornted them chref head hunters of Mars All heads go to hrm for specral rnspectron especrally the ones wrth long blond harr Only one lucky person Gayle Eaton has come back rn one prece She doesnt mmd berng rn captrvrty under Mr Darley In fact she frnds rt qurte pleasant' Karen Johncox who marrred a graduate of RIT was a model rn Parrs for Robert VanSlyke known to all hrs models Moose Also workrng for hrm was Marranne DeMrnck who rs known to have very photogenrc legs Rodney Morgan has taken the place of Goofy rn the profrle resembled that of Goofy Drsney announced that he rs well surted for hrs part and has srgned hrm up for a srxty year contract Frank Russo was also srgned up for the same amount of trme starrrng as a cab drrver for Mrnnre Mouse Mary Strgel and Leora Frsher forced Comrade Powell to rump off Nragara Falls rn a grant soup can because of hrs actrons rn world polrtrcs Dont worry Rodney Esley was at the bottom of the falls to catch hrm and he and Rodney were rescued by the owner of the Maid of Ill!!! Thomas Cantrn Barbara Wrnchell was grven an award for best female truck drrver of the year Her fellow male drrvers havrng pro posed to her have been refused many a trme She rs wartrng for Warren Albrecht the greatest srngrng sensatron srnce Elvrs Warren rsnt the only great srnger from the 59 class because Bertha Gulrck has made twenty three records There are prob ably not many people rn the unrserse that havent heard thrs great female srngrng personalrty It has been sard many trmes that she sounds much lrke Theresa Brewer Nancy Mrller Drane Dennre and Carol Lunger recerved therr teachrng certrfrcates and took a rocket to the rnoon to reach the toads and fleas trrcks They frnd thrs much more rnterestrng than teachrng people Contestants rn the all world competrtrve band rn Tokyo Japan are Nancy Boyd Mary Vandevsrnckel and Carol Her maner who are representrng the Unrted States They had really worked srnce therr days rn the school band where they occas ronally played rock and roll whrch srnce then has completely Walt Drsney productrons srnce hrs drsappeared The song rages now are the tunes Mary Had a Lrrtle Lamb and Three Blrnd Mrce Through hrs experrence rn Student Councrl been unanrmously elected by the Street Cleaners Dan Cass has Assocratron as the head of the Department of Sanrtatron If he needs any assrstance he can always depend upon erther Brll Brrdson or Harold Schaefer Bob Maslrne rs and enroys hrs work whrch he works He come a lrttle borrng srlly trrcks assocrate photographer to Bob Cummrngs very much because of the atmosphere rn admrts though that at trmes rt does be photographrng dogs whrle they do therr In the years srnce they went to school Wrllard Rowell and Lyle Morehouse have come a long way rn the wrestlrng freld They are at present decrdrng whrch one wrll wrestle Yukon Errc rn Madrson Square Garden rn the comrng match Everywhere people are comrng to the well known hart dresser Marrlyn DeMrnck to have therr hart done professron ally Some of the known actresses that have come to her are Marrlyn Monroe and Debbre Reynolds Srnce her entrance rnto thrs freld there have been so many patrons that she had to ask Barbara Doyle and Ann Lansrng to grve her a helprng hand Ann who rs marrred has obtarned her bakers dozen and rs havrng a hard trme workrng srnce she cant frnd a baby srtter to stay wrth all her chrldren Th Unrted Natrons rs well equrpped wrth effrcrent sec retarres srnce Geraldrne Denno Joyce DeYoung Marcra Flatt and Pat Knapp were employed Once rn a whrle they make a few mrstakes rn typrng or bookkeeprng but nothrng really ser rous Srttrng on the lap of the Brrtrsh Ambassador Joyce Mrller rs dorng her best to marntarn frrendly relatrons between the Unrted States and Brrtarn After one of the men from Hollywood recerved a mrllron dollars from Bob Rockefellow Waterman Jane Sonnevrlle Hrlda Yerck and Sandra Prerce have been competrng for that hand that srgns the checks The slogan A way to a man s heart rs through hrs stomach strll holds true today as rt drd rn 1959 Ernestrne Bell and Shrrley Doolrdge served a drnner to Gary Vonhof and Robert Murray that really drd the trrck Donna Peers had a brt to do wrth rt too srnce she was the one who thought up the recrpes No one knows even to thrs day that a prnch of cyanrde was added to the peetsaronr You need not worry about Bob and Gary because there wasnt enough porson to do serrous harm Ulcers were the only results was learned about a year ago that Irene Loqumto had grown about halfanrnch taller and rt had grven her the rnrtra trve to marry a slrghtly taller man than she 7 1 When asked how they managed to krss srnce there was such a drfference rn herght she merely replred He just prcks me up The three modern. muskateers Russell Corwrn Karl Danner and Dennre Matteson had gone on a safarr deep rnto the lungles of Afrrca Returnrng about two months ago they were asked what facrlrtres they used rn such a troprcal place They sard enthusrastrcally that they rode rn kangaroo pouches When hearrng about therr fabulous experrences Suanne Rrchmond rntervrevred them for her newspaper the Rzcbrmony That partrcular edrtron sold more copres than any other paper rn the world To end my frresrde chat I met Joan I-Iosrer and Carol Magrn rn London England When Iasked them what they were dorng there they rnformed me of therr marrrages rn Parrs to two Frenchmen After two years of marrred lrfe they decrded that the Frenchmen arent as good as we Amerrcans u'nagrne and they were rn London to get drvorces Yes the class of 59 has really been successful Therr great accomplrshments wrll always be remembered rn hearts of stu dents of dear old Wayne Inora Frsher . - , , , . . r , x ' 1 y ' , - , Y 7 ' , - . . 3 D - , , , - - , . , , , 1 - ' I 7 I . . , , , . 1 I ' 7 9 . . , . , Y , as . 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Uiu'.fulr.i ' 'N' J X, Q - k ' f S f 'wb Unlrke the Orrental people we place more em phasls on the rndlvldual lrfe and the future The un rors havrng only one more year to go have farrly well establlshed therr ambrtrons Up through the years of school they have chosen therr subjects accordmgly The Mardr Gras held on November 7 showed thelr rmag matrve abrlrtles and good tastes Even though rt was the1r frrst play on March 20th and 21st they dxd a tremen dous Job To help therr treasury they sold pop and candy at the school functlons such as basketball games and dances As one of the hrghlrghts of the year they were thrrlled about recervrng therr unror rrngs Doug Church 111 was elected Presrdent Beverly Mrller V1cePres1dent Jane Slexght Secretary and Gary Kuttruff Treasurer Mrke Daly Rrchard Kester Shlrley Petty and Irmmy Swrtzer were eletced as Snldent Councrl representatrves The class of 61 rs also worthy of much attentxon and can look back on thrs year as a busy and eventful one In the early fall the followmg offrcers were elected Drck Wesenburg Presldent Eddre Adams Vrce Presr Treasurer The class had therr annual dance on Aprrl 17 the profrt of whnch was added to the treasury Srnce they are one of the largest classes rn school rt IS rm portant to them to have good representanon rn the stu dent government To carry thrs out Bob Beach Mrchael Carey jrm Pate and Peggy Taylor were elected to rep resent them Upon reachrng senror hlgh school the Freshmen were grven more responsrbrlrty They took on thrs task w1th great skill They partrcrpated whole heartedly 1n therr flrst dance held on May 8 To lead the class for a successful year Kenny Henderson was elected Presrdent and to ard hrm were Vlce Presrdent Joan Thompson Secretary julre Frsher and Treasurer Barbara Hrlton From the four homerooms Shrrley Alborn Pat Mead Kenny Nortrer and Susan Vonhof were elected Student Councrl Representatrves They are not yet on the top but they are workmg as a unrt to be the graduatmg class of 1962 Through co operatron wrth therr teachers and fellow classmates the erghth grade students have learned to be more self relrant Since they were growmg physrcally and mentally more was expected of them For the frrst trme they were expected to take regents and then, rf they passed them all would recelve an exghth grade regents drploma To gurde them to a successful fmrsh of the ele mentary years the followmg offrcers were elected ln the four homerooms MISS MC LYMOND Donald VerStraete Presrdent Donna Surllne V1cePres1dent Kenneth Buys Secretary and Ronald Peers Treasurer MRS MILLER Sharon Schultz Presxdent Mrchael Hermance Vrce Presrdent V1rg1n1a Cumme Secretary and Krpp Schoenwald Treasurer MRS BASSAGE Ronald Porray Presxdent Lon Bas sage V1ce Presrdent Judy Garceau Secretary and Carol Drexler Treasurer MR SONES Danny Vander tyne Presrdent Seth Beckwrth Vice President Peter Flcarra Secretary and Thomas Knorr Treasurer To brmg about a better stu dent government Rrchard Bllllngs Bonnle Taber Ronald Frllmore and Erleen Hack were elected as Student Councll Representatives To fmd a certarn room or the mam offrce the first srstance of hrs teacher and the upper classmen The locker and the locker combrnatron were also new to hrm but after several attempts he succeeded rn openlng rt In thrs frrst year of 1un1or hrgh they needed the gurdance of good leadershrp and to do thrs the mdrvrdual homeroom of frcers were elected MRS BURROW Robert Tobrn Presrdent Carol Hos 1er V1ce Presrdent Susan Bellrngham Secretary and Cynthla Morrrs Treasurer MR HEDGEPETH Kevm Cass Presldent Trmothy Scott Vrce Presrdent Kenneth Bradstreet Secretary and Treasurer MRS MEHRHOF Wxllxam Wacenske Presrdent Thomas Galvm Vrce Presrdent Patrrcra Moore Secre tary Agnes Capers Treasurer MR SWITZER Thomas Klemenz Presrdent Bur les McCall Vrce Presrdent Joan Cacecr Secretary and Ellrs Eaggleston Treasurer Besxdes the class offrcers jean Mrller Sharon Frsher Richard Frcarra and Rrchard Corwm were elected as Student Councxl Representatlves for hrgh school and the future By startmg early they can be better adapted to the world we l1ve 1n and become better cltrzens Leora Fisher , - , . , . , . , ' , . . . 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'15 f ,,., ' A f 3 Avi Q 54 Y 4 2 Xi ' 4 U' lk?ii 7M7 Y S , .V Q 5 . , X 4 if-jx, L 2 g l Q., , 17, , , in 1:2 3 2 IL, Q g 5 g 5 i 5 3 if ' .E- l i 1 ii 3 XA . Q 1 1 sf: ' g 1 4 1 - , f :,..5 ' I 4 5 5 1 7 L J 'E+'g.1.f ,I it 3 Y Q . 4 QQZLQ: :Af a 5 l 1 ' ? fa 1 i '3 ? 2 2 fi if? 2 ? 3 E f E61-3 iQ i 1 E p 1 . Q , , j 1 , ' A-4 :,' . ' ' ' ' I A , A , fm!-151 ' , 1 A J f Lq1 i , I Mis wif' .yvujgg ' .Q ,1 Wg A 1 ff-fv'I f ' N . 7-,es Jfi? , Q ' 12,9 'Llif f AQ T ' 1? ' W . f f QQ -4 3 . Az w .1 1 -M 4 ff -iw: Rx Q 3161 , E Qi A f A : - L JH P 2 5 ' Q il We 1 V 9 .2 54 , ' 'Y ,rw . z .. :if f M in ,, Bw 421 9 K- 1 5' r as E ,w 1 A-mx ff .1 Rou' One: B. Winchell, N. Miller, R. Trimble, L. Fisher, K. johncox. Rou' Tu'o.' S. Richmond, D. Dermie, C. Lunger, J. Miller, D. Taillie, M. Stigel. Ron' One: J. Foley, C. Walz, I Sleighr, B. Miller. Rau' T1z'o.' Freer, J. Bridges, K. Stevens, G. Kur- truff, N. Williams. NATION L HONOR SOCIETY l s 'ill L- ' Ron' One: K. Herbst, B. Pembroke, M. Padgham. Rau' Two: D. Tobin, C. Gerber, M. Taylor. R011 One: D. Cass, S. Vonhof, K, Herbst, S. Bolton, P. Taylor, P. Mead, J. Furber. Ron Tao: M. Carey, J. Switzer, S. Petty, S. Alborn, J. Miller, M. Stigel, K. Henderson, K. Stevens, T. Nortier, J. Pate. STUDENT COUNCILS JR. HIGH Heading the students' government in most United States schools is the Student Council. In Oriental countries the student government is run much differently. Let us compare these two for just a moment. In the Orient, there is not much student participation. The students do not vote for the officersg they are merely handed down, so to speak, from year to year. Here in the United States, the student government is run almost entirely by the students themstlves by means of the secret ballot. This year we were fortunate to have had Danny Cass as President: Kenny Stevens as Vice-President: Kathy Herbst as Secretaryg and Kenny Hend- erson as Treasurer. Doing a very capable iob of advising this group was Mr. Parker Bridges. The council took over the roller skating parties to ap- propriate money for the bleacher fund. As honorable little brothers and sisters to the Senior High Student Council is the junior High Student Council. Elected as officers for the year were Bonnie Taber, President: Richard Billings, Vice-President: Sharon Fisher, Secretaryg and Ronald Fillmore, Treasurer. Two of its permanent accomplishments were to make posters for the Ontario Com- munity Red Cross Drive and to collect toys to be repaired in the Industrial Arts Class and distributed by the On- tario Youth Council. Geraldine Denno 512. HIGH H ll, ,till I il R011 One: E. Hack. B. Taber, S. Fisher, -I. Miller. Ron Tuof R. Fillmore. R. Ficarro, R, Corwin, R. Billings. 75 Rau' One: B. Winehell, J. Murphy, R. Wacenske. Ron' T14 0: -I. Clark, D. Cass, R. Waterman, L. Fisher, XV. Bridson, G. Bartlett, R. Trimble. Ron' Three: R. Morgan. D. Dailey. Ri Esley, F. Russn. He toasted the ladies and lifted the glass of wine to his lipsg and as the cur- tain closes. he fell dead upon the stage. On December 6, 1958, this years graduating class presented the three act Comedy Arre- rzic and Old Late, written by joseph Kes- selring. The main characters, Abby and Martha. had a strange hobby of freeing old men from the burden of life by poison- ing them with eldetberry wine. Under the direction of Miss Anita Gullo, the follow- ing east did a great job in acting out their parts: Alvbux Brenner . Rez. Dr, Harper Teddy Brenner Officer Brophy Offirer Klein .llartlia Brett ver Efairie Harper .llorfmzer Brenner .llr. Giibbj Immtlvari Breuzrrer Dr. lfi?1.fft'li?I Offiver O'1lara Ll. Rwzrzei .lIr. llUifl76Vf.f7UU?1 Judy Clark , Rodney Esley , Dick W'acenske Rodney Morgan Frank Russo Barbara XY'inchell Leora Fisher XX'illiam Bridson Gary Bartlett Danny Cass Dan Dailey Russell Trimble Robert Vfaterman jim Murphy Esther Hilton llllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllll SENIOR PLY On March 21, 1958, the curtain rose as the class of 1959 presented the three act com- edy, Haney, written by Mary Chase. Har- vey, a large white rabbitt, was quite extra- ordinary. Yes. he had long white ears and a little pink nose. but he existed only in the mind of a Mr. Dowd. Although he brought much distress to everyone but Elwood P. Dowd, he brought a great amount of laughter from the attentive audience. Miss Gullo, the director, has good cause to be proud of the following cast: Vela Lnuire Simmmzt Carol Luntzer Mvxrzly illae Simmmlt Nancy Miller Elufmd P. Dwzzd Richard VC'acenske Min johrzrwz Marilyn DeMinck Mfr. Elhel Claauzenet Judy Clark Ruth Kelly . Marianne DeMinCk Duane Wilrorz . William Britlson Lyman Sarzderron. .1I,D, . Dan Dailey lVilliam R. Cbumfem. .1l.D, Danny Cass Belly Clvumlej Barbara Winchell judge Omar Gaffnem james Murphy E. I. Lofgren Frank Russo JUNIOR PLAY NEWSPAPE as. -g, CLUB For only ten cents a copy one would expect very little these davs. Nr. XY'alter Hedgepeth' as advisor: Nancy LIBRARY CLUB Among the many books in our library there are some on both the Orient and America HlX1flg sueh a vvrde range of books to choose from helps to understand more eompletelx the differ ence between our country and the Orient an especial ly good book on China is If Bfftit T e G00 Fartb which gives us a xery good picture of life in China Loder the direction of Mrs XX r12ht and with the work of the club members our lb r X hrs been run serv f freientlx this sear The Presi nt of the eltb this x was loxee De'1oun.Q Lnder her xerx tble leldership Mary Ann Prell Xiee lresident Carol Sehoonermln Secre tarx and lean Corne ius Treasurer helped the club or ,amze an extra actrxitx this year a trip to a movie Geraldine Denno R014 One NI Miller C Walz J Harris D Denme C Luneer Rou T140 Mr Hedeepeth C Mattrson D Mmnamon j Slereht V Cumme W-fi'-' Miller, Editor: Kathy XY'alz. Junior Editor: Diane Dennie. Feature Editor: and Carol I.unQer. Sports Editor have published a greater news- paper than ever before. Their usual columns - Dear Phoe- be. the students and teachers of the month. plus the sports and jokes were enioved by all, Further accomplishments included interviewing sen- iors and teachers, and the outstanding students of our school The purpose of me Ufawze ll lvzrpefr as it is t e Nztffmn Tzmer in lapan is to publish a newspaper carry ing items which would most interest the readers Patricia Knapp Ju-M. ffl One N Hxman S Bauer Harris I Furber P Tavlor fx Peers XX amslex D Halstea l R it C Sehoonerman Nl Prell T De-Youne Cornelius B Golstein G Slereht Nits Vxrieht Rf: Three NI Xerdovv T Catalano S Alborn D Nlayeu Hilton Str xx L Switzer Sehumaker S Michielsen G Denno l Fisher M Nlurrax B Pembroke Ron Four L Sle-ight f Gobert C Dickinson G Perrin T Ronga Nl Hill C Hmchman A Tobin S Verbura, P Head J Thompson D Brazls . .A tl A , X 7 . h . . h . ,.. 1 1 K v Vs. ' i 'i 1 - i Iv - 1 - iv A I 1 - . - V I 'h I . K7 y 1. ' , . 4 , . Vt, , . 1 . t 5 . ep . 5. an ' i .4 - A ,. S ' G t , A . ,I 5 vi. 4 . V , . , W C A .J . A , Q ' vi V S S 4 I M - v 1 - Pet 'f ' X7 51' Q - V - V L 'J 1 . ' ' ' ' af- T . . ' ' mmf I V. 4 V r ' I , e - A 1 t 1 . . . K. I - arf -1 'A ' e - ' V' t - ' ,, . . ', N - - C- . . f' l 1 V ' K i . .4 ' . - . 9 ee A t 1 . 'ear F ' ' .1 ' ' A , Y. I gm I -. in K L . r 1 E,,.X 4. ' i' 'il ' 'l ' . 1 r ' A vi N . 1'-. J . ' . gh' A v ' I 1. ' Rf : Q ,.. 'l Dl. '... , . j , ,. , ' . K . 1 4 - M. U . . A t. mf T oi ,. Q' ' , r . , ,. Q. 1 ' ' ' ' i - ,l. P ' . . , A . . , . .. . it - : r . ' ', 'Y l ' r A t i ' ' . . . , . 1 , B. ' , S, elo ', . ' ., B. H 4 - A A 'V .' . L' , A,. , ,. . , . ' , . ' , L.. , . , . , . L', , A ' , . , . . HEALTH COUNCIL Ron' One: J. Cornelius, C. Provost, J. Thompson, Mrs. Brewer. Rou Tun: S. Bailey, M. Vandewinclcel, S. Richmond. When they are little, most girls, whether from the Orient or elsewhere, want to be nurses. They want to cure the sick- ness and soothe the troubled minds of the ill as best they can. For the past few years the girls in our school have been given the chance to do just what they have always wanted to do. This year the girls have worked in the nurse's office and have helped in the clinics to gain some experience. With the advice of Mrs. Brewer, the girls have carried on the work of S.H.C., which has been one of the most active groups at W.C.S. for many years. Esther Hilton S 80 TUDENT COUR Thc lnrtcd Stttts Con utron wtuns ny lcrs lons such o tn rcnt Cluntsc 'Not to bc or tom by thc XITIULIS x crnmcntrl tcptrtmcnts r thc studcnts o tx nc Ccntr tl ormct studcnt court ln thc SprmL o QD ln a Slllilllf mmncr Coustrtutron o tlus partmcnt rcflccts cycn fur r l rn ucncc o me Chrncsc Lnlcr thc fcrycnt lcadcrshrp of Prcsrdcnt Rrch rrd XX tccnslxc and Sccretary Mlrclt Frccr md thc Quxd tncc of Mr Tmory Faulks dent Court hrs bccomc a xr tal part of our school sy stem Our courts lLlI'lSQl1CI1Of1 coycrs all casts not specrfr cally delegated to thc teach ers or thc admmrstratron Truly our students can be proud f therr Student Court Carol Keymel if-Q.. T ..,-1 Rau Ont M Frcer K Van Hooyer M DeM1nck J Buck R011 T140 Mr 1 Taber Mr E Faulks R Wacenske R Achzet lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllIllllllllllllllllllUllllllllllllllllIIHlllINlllllllllllll R011 One J Slelghr, C Walz, D Denme, C Lunger, M Hall, S Bolton, S P1erce,M Stxgel Nirss Peterson Ron Tun C Mattrson E Hllton N Boyd M Vanderwrnckel, C Keymel M Hepburn, M Freer, S Harrrs, M DeM1nck G Roth,j Mlller Ron Three M De-Mxnck G Eaton, D Bolrwood, D 7 y Cass, G Van Hoff, R Esley, L Twltchell, H Gerl, I Murphy, W Brrdson, R Trrmble K Stevens, D T3Ill1E,D Henderson, R Morgan, G Scott, R Maier, L Frsher, N Mrller Dancxng rs one means of exprcssrng oncs fcclrngs Such IS thc case rn the Or rent Although our Drama t1cs Club IS not as well dc yelopcd as Orrental drama t1cs lf IS one to be proud of Thrs year the Wayne Cen tral Club put on two one act plays for the school as sembl es Onc of these plays The Glft of Tcnyrn was yery much ID keepmg w1th our Orrental theme The Club also attcnded a portron of the Thespran Festnal at Brockport and xrewed some plays rn Rochester Offrcers of the club th1s year were Joyce Mrller Presrdent, Bar bara W'1nchell, V1Ce Presr dent Sharon Bolton Secre tary and Kenny Steyens Treasurer These offrcers and therr fellow members were rndeed fortunate to have Mxss Grace Peterson as the adyrsor thrs year Geraldine Denno T ,.,.y .,.t stir ' cor 1' 5 mn ,' of I . the it of thc- olrlcr civilr- zur' I J as that f thc- : c i A 1 -. . ' ' if , rtl A 1' ' 'Q ' f go- fl ' A . l- . ' , of , . ou matron. ' , ' . f l XV. - Q- . f 'l .1 V L- , A . A Y f lf 'T . l 1 4 ' ' the f ' f de- the tue ' fl - 'A f tl ' ff A 1 .I Y L s . I v . f '71 '4 'l X ' r and Mr. Jay' T11lD0f,'lJLlf Stu- . , r , L . Y Q 1' . ' , . ' , . , . . .' . . O . , . . , . , . . ' DRAMATICS CLUB Y, A C ' ' T. h 1 ..-f- - - I lt - ' N 5 Q-1-, U ' K ' 1. Y A l K L' , A - A D A l YH y L I A A F.F.A. 'III No matter where, no matter when, boys will be boys, but in America they have a great ad- vantage over those in many other countries. Developing their agricultural abilities while participating in the functions of the Future Farmers of America, our Vifayne farmers have formed an organization of which they can be proud. Farm- ing, the oldest occupation of man, requires that the Chinese teenagers spend their days from sun-up to sun-down, wading through rice fields in order to produce meager meals for their families. ln the fields of XY'ayne County one might discern a present FFA. memher riding on a shiny new tractor while plow' ing up to eight acres a day. Much in contrast to the meals of Indo-China. the result of our boys' toil will he some of the scrumptious meals that we eat almost every day. Good sportsmanship. as shown on November l0th dur, ing the Donlcev Basketball game, is also practiced by our boys. Seventy-eight dollars was won at the Palmyra Fair, one of the great events of the vear. At the Rochester Fruit Show, the boys scored the hivhest in the disease and identification con- tests. This is truly a good rec- ord boys. Carol Keymel Nl THEMATICS CLUB Ron One: W. Rowell, W. Knapp, B. Spence, D. Bauer, R. Billings, B. Schum, C. Schillaci, P. Ficarro, Mr. Faulks. Ruiz Tito: H. Spence. M. Moran, J. Frank, D. Henderson, S. VC'hitacre, G. Snyder, K. Brewer VJ. Taillie, L. Knapp, j. Hack, L. Painting, D. Clhommer, F. Russo, P. Schillaci, j. Mal- etta, L. Hutchinson, R. Adams, gl. Schrieher. Ron Three: R. Corwin, K. Peers. D. Thompson, S. Vfhitacre, Cl. Taggert, B. Offer, W. Van Slyke, K. Nortier, J. Henrie, R. Murry, D. Kester, P. Thompson, G. Flatt, G. Roth, C. Bauer, R. Hall, J. Schreiber, J. Knorr, H. XWelch, C. Andrjewski. A new club for Fresh- men and Sophomores had its l beginning on October 28, 1958 when these able offi- ' cers were elected: President, Peggy Taylor, Vice-Presi- dent, Richard Wesenbergg Secretary-Treasurer, C h r i s- tine Gerber. The goal de- cided upon was: to increase the enioyment and under- standing of Mathematics. The members' knowledge of math grew, they might even have tried to count on a Japanese abacus. What fun it would have been for our club to have exchanged ideas about math with a Iapanese math club. The ardent am- bitions of its members under the able direction of Mrs. Ransley helped the Math Club in its first year to be a success. Carol Keymel Rou' One: P. Taylor, R. VC'esenberg, Mrs. Ransley. Rm: Tivo: M. Murray, M. Hill, A. Gaylord, C. Dickinson. J. Verberg, M. Schneider. S. Vanhoff. Ron' Three: C. Vanderwinckel, J. Buck, VV. Boyd, N. Ameele, R. Churchill, A. Wacenske, C. Stigel, S. Stevens. ll llll CLUB XY'ithout the aid of the Projection Club. we would be unable to enjoy the class or lunch movies we now have. Advisor of the club this year was Mr. David Smith. At the beginning of the year. he di- vided the club into two groups - educational and service. The educational group was mainly composed of those students who inten- ded to go to college and who were interested in learning to run the projector for instruc- tional purposes. The other group was formed for the purpose of showing class and lunch hour movies. Geraldine Denno wg! Ron One: S. Strelow. Cv. Hill. C Mattison. H. XY'elch. R. Fsley. Rnu Tum C. Hinchman, -I. Cornelius. R. Meixis. S. XY'hitmire. L. Deliisher, R. Maier. Rua R011 One: D. Shears, M. Young. A. Neels, M. Daly, R. Maier, R. Esley, Mr. RWLE CLUB In the Orient one may find hunters using the bow and arrow. but in the United States most of the hunting population use rifles. The main object of the Rifle Club is to provide Competition and stimulate marksmanship. The Rifle Club consists of three teams with Gary Hill, jean Cornelius and John Curtis heading each team. XY'ith Mr. Cataldo advising the Rifle Club. their plans for the vear were to work for the N.R.A. awards and enter the N,R.A. postal matches and any other matches that could be arranged. Patricia Knapp Three: C. liarnhart, XY, Button. kl. Curtis. G. llduli, T. Nortier, R. Barnhart, D, Whfxister. XV. Armstrong. M. Young, C.. Vandewinkel, Mr. Chtaldo, Ill'lllllllll'lllllllIllllllllllllllllll 1. if JUNIOR ,I SCIENCE CLUB R011 One: J. Verburlu, Ci. Slciiglit. A. V.indt-winkcl. Mr. Carildo. Run Tnnf J. Buck, C. llinchman, R. Miiicr, C.. Viindcwinlccl, W. Boyd. Run Tlirwx D. Morris, H. Joslyn. SENIOR SCIENCE CLUB Ewn though tlic Chinese built tlit' first rocltct. thc world struggle for n rocket to tht- moon is bctwecn tlic Sovicr l'nion and thc United Stiitcs. Scicncc Clubs in mr- ious scliools around tlic world are considering scicncc to bt- of more irnpormncc tli in utr byforc. The nccoin- plislunt-nts of our own suit-nut ulub. were to build Ll tultrstopt-. .uninv.'tcr. amplifier. .ind .1 rocliut inodcl. lt's pur- post- is to providc .in opporf tunity for students to work on pcrsoml .ind club proiccts. to t.1l4c field trips. and ro enter th: Brockport Sciencc Congrcss. l.c.1ding the Club to .1 successful wir. thc- officers were nrcsidt-nt. Cf.1rl Vande- winlcclg sccrttiry' .ind trc.1s- urcrg and Advisor, Mr. Gcorgc C1.it.ildo. P.itrici.1 Kmpp R '.1.'i'if' 5. XY'illi.1ms. C.Kt-dt-I. A. Cdpsrs Rm Tuff: Nlr. Rhine. I, C,ottor.1n. G. Gint':.iwl B. Stlmtlt-sl 8, Russcll. rl. Baker. Since the people in the Orient do not have such a variety of food as we do. they do not have the need for such a club as our Fu- ture Homemakers of Am- erica. The members of this club prepare many of our common dishes and most likely would be capable of cooking a japanese dish such as curry and rice. The organization pro- motes the skills and tech- niques that may be ap- plied at home now and for their family in the fu- ture. The club members and officers for the year were Mary Whittleton, Presi- dentg Ernestine Bel, Vice- Presidentg Carol Tusche, Secretaryg and Bonnie Pembroke, Treasurerg and Mrs. Beth Colburn, ad- visor. Their goal this past year has been to be affil- iated with the National F.H.A. Patricia Knapp ...px F.H.A R011 One: C. Stigel, R. Sharrow, S. Nortier, B. Goldstein, J. Furber, J. Fur- ber, S. Petty, M. Whinleton. Rou' Tue: S. Verburg, E. Bel, J. Berna G, Per- rin, S. Harris, B. Pembroke, K. Hack, S. Smith. Razz' Tlaree: L. Sleight, G. Sleight, C. Goebert, D. Hurley, P. Taylor, P. Traas, J. Verburg, Mrs. Col- GOLF CLUB Rou' One: T. Tobin, J. Buck, D. Dailey. Rau Tzmf S. Fisher, J. Bridges. PARKER BRIDGES Chinese stick ball, although similar to our game of golf, cannot be entirely compared with our Wayne Central golf team. It might be very amusing to see how our golf players would play such a game. In their first year on an or- ganized basis, the golf team had four interscholastic matches with Newark and Sodus, XVayne's team won two and placed second in the others. In the sectionals, held at Coming Country Club on Septem- ber 2', James Bridges was one of four Wfayne County representatives. Dan Daily was elected Captain and Mr. Parker Bridges was the advisor. It is expected that the spring of 1959 will see an extended sched- ule of matches when several other schools enter teams. Geraldine Denno r 3? . R , cy' gr: 5 Q M W nf 2 M f 7--4 l , 5 , 4 x 4 Ts , U so-M. A Q N I I i gp I x , .- X Lbs t 1.a..,..' uv. 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Dickinson, J. Verburg, C. Morris, B. Richeson A. Gaylord, N. Boyd, M. Hepburn, L. Schilistra, R. Foley, J. Pate, P. Taylor C. Vandewinckel, G. Roth, L. Twitchell. Ron' Four: J. Baker, T. Scott, R Dalton, j. Bridson, R. Gratton, R. Churchill, -I. Bridges, W. Boyd, D. Morris R. Wall. Ron' Fire: Mrs. ljpdaw, D. Henderson, R. Morgan- D. Hamelink K. Schoenwald, R. Wacenske, T. Tobin, K. Henderson. Abrenzs B. Pembroke 1. Clark, J. Burger, N. Waterman. Wfhile tin gongs are sounding in China and Spain. harmonious tones are constantly flowing from the W'ayne Central Music Department. Under the fine direction of Mrs. Roberta Up- daw, the practice of the Junior Band provided sound training for the Senior Band which par- ticipates in the county festival. New York State Sectionals. and our annual concert. and does a fine job, as shown by the top A rating received in the Spring of '58 The Dance Band provides enjoyable music at many activities. but the in- strumental department would not be complete without the Pep Band. which adds zest and ex- citement to each and every home basketball game. To keep things running smoothly all year around. Richard VC'acenske was elected as President. Mary Louise Hall as Secretary and Kenneth Hender- son as Treasurer. Another great portion of our music depart- ment is the Vllayne Central Glec Club, and with- out ir, life at Wfayne Central would be extreme- ly dull. The junior Chorus too. provides a fine background for the Glee Club. but sectionals are also very rewarding when top ratings are ob- tained at the County Festival. The Glee Club had an overwhelming turnout at their gorgeous an- nual Spring Concert in which lovely voices of brilliant soloists were revealed. As Master of Cere- monies, Mr. Robert Waterman did a magnifi- cent job of keeping the evening in order. Gayle Eaton was elected President with Judy Clark as Secretary to help keep the Glee Club progress- mg. Speaking of Progress, none of the truly won- derful accomplishmenrs could be attained if it werent for the fine leadership and personal con- cern for every person by the director, Miss Anita Gullo. Judy Clark z wggy ,3g,,gx1:fv5hf . n'Nia? v gf X , I ,zigw 2 1 :gf 5 i if 5 5' m-'Lf' V 1 avg, .4ffw.3 ,- f, Ti- . :1 X f , l Qgfzg ai 'ia 4 5 2. - 'tg 6- Q I' ' 4 if r 91 if-1 xg, 1,05 H Ewa ,, W ,Rial .M ' 3. SM u 1 f lui A 3 5 Fil ' M1143 ifgfq A n I ' 1 bl f ff M fig 'fi vsmehh'3f14v?wkq I! gg 3' .3 'V PP 1rr1x ll s 1 P IXNBIL I 311111111 1' C 1111 1 wr I XIIIILT, I II NI 11111 N N11 KIIXK 114 I1 7 C HX 1 1 II I5 111-1 rx I W1I11r 1 111 N I11r111, A D 11 1 C I3111111 I1 I 1111 N1 N1111111 C R111 I 1111 X1111. I 111 I NIIILIT I 111111 C 15 11 I I 1 X 11rx111' I C1111 N 1 x 1 I7 XX' 11111111 15 N11 11 X 11 N X11'11'11. N X 1 I -,v I I 2, I JUNICR 'N 'nCk. K. Yukcr. M. DcNIimk' P. XY'hiu-w , NI. C . G. Rnrh. I. L0 ai- . Kunznr. B. S y 5 , . . . .sy mug, . N Her. M. asp:- CHORUS A ' QQ, 4 ki. , ,Q N, X 41. M. . .A . . .f.ll'L'S', NI. Frccr, ,. eets. S. . Kee, ,. ' qu . 'ff 'mu . . . , S. Bauer. S. Alu n. nkcrwn, K. Stevens, XY. XVUHC. T. Birlor. . Adams, F. Akhnuii B. - f irh. K. . 'fm W1 v' . . '. . . .. , QI. X'4'I'bl1I'!, S. Vfhitmirc, 'arra, D, Bulrxumd. D. Dmlcy, D.- . w. . Swan. U, Mu N y, G. Ifa . Thompwn, DI. Thompmm, G. Huymane. - -su--tuwurii 'HHH MARILYN PADGHAN1 PED BAND Rou' One: M. Vandewinckel, E. Hilton, K. Schuyler, D. Hurley, C. Hermanet, P. Flanders, M. Hall, P. Taylor, G. Scott, K. DeMinck, B. Biviano, M. Hart, C. Lunger. Rau' Tun: C. Dickinson, 1. Verburg, R. Dalton, R. Churchill, 1. Bridges, R. Gratton. W. Boyd, H. Joslyn, R. Porray, B. Taber- B. Barnsdale, K. Anthonv.R0u' Three: C, Hamelink, R. Morgan, N. Boyd, R. Wacenske, G Roth, L. Twitchell, J. Burger, R. Schilstra, M. Hepburn, Mrs. Updaw. DANCE BAND Row One: K. Anthony, B. Barnsdale, B. Taber, R. Porray, M. Hepburn, R Schilstra, D. Hurley. Roux Two: R. Morgan, W. Boyd, R. Gratton, R Churchill, R. Wuenske, L. Twitchell, G. Roth, 1. Burger. MAJORETTE QUARTET J 1 S. Cass, M. Frcer, M. Hall K. Henderson, H. Geil, D. Henderson, K. Stev- CHS ir USF' 'lllq' me 0 fY 'Y 11 AUTOGRAPHS 95 V ' it ,Y 4 Axs jf? .55 ' ' as-AG - H x, 4 . f! ' Nz' AL GENTILE 9' li.. .. VARSITY SOCCER R011 One: K. Stevens, G. Kutruff, K, Chase, D. Henderson, L. Hill, J. Murphy, j. Carey. Ron' Tum L. Fillmore, K. VanHoo- ver, D. Churchill, D. Bolrwood, D. Taillie, R. Kesrer, R. Fos- ilick, H. Geil, D. Rick. s 7 ' ff JUNIOR VARSITY SOCCER Lvl R014 One: H. Joslyn, T. Miller, R. Henry, E. Bus hart, D. Tobin, R. VunDcVeire, R. Adams, R. Boi ton, V. Stevens. Rm: Turf: J, Buck, R. Bennett. D Hwwk, D. Shams, VU. VanSlykc, B. Gross, P. Suche-r S. Stramnninc, DI. Alhrilulxr, N, XX'atcrman, S, Fish er. XV. XX'olfc. - I an NNN: 'U qu.- -1: W HQ Ron One: J. Sutton, H. Geil, K. Vanl-loover, D. Taillie, D. Church- ill, M. Hermance. R014 Tzm: R. Fosdick, C, Fessler, D. Bolrwoocl, R. johnson, T. Canrin, j. LeVan, J. Carey. james Zonnevylle, Charles Sones VARSITY EASKETB L L MMG. f l 'M tw-wwf. M W ni fx' I , --.. -- 7, Y Tf' -:nr .if gifli' '23 2-fi -,TAL Eh Y f ' ' if - 3-ji--' -Sf f - ' . ,Qi-g. fi.L A . - --. .7 ,gfafi 'sr X, D ff v 'fiik . V. .L- ,' Mm. 9,1 . f . ff .K '7 ' ff . f . 2 f W 4 T !r-A 52.6.-2 1-v tlcfe ls by Row One: M. Hermance, P. Quick, V. Stevens, T. Tobin, L. Fillmore, R. Hall, J. Pagluiso, 1. Sutton. R011 Two: J. Henrie, E. Adams, D. Rick, P. Ficarra, J. Albright, D. Dalton, B. VanSlyke. JR. VARSITY BASKETBALL l if Nl. if l l ,l v qw- r .,f ll 101 ,fl or H A Ron' One: E. Grace, W. Bolton, VU. Rowell, R. Wlacenske, C. Offer, D. Hender- son, J. Deisenrorh. Ron Tun: P. Taylnr. G. Dcisenroth, T. Miller, M. Daly, W. Wolfe, R. VanDeVeire, P, Schillaci. J. Switzer, C. Vandewinckel. R014 One: DI. Parc. Ron- Tzm: D. Dalton. DI. Risley, T. Miller, N. Ameele. C. Fessler. Rau' Three: Adams, R. Adams, C. Schillaci, L. Morehouse, VU. Rowell, G. Roth. WRESTLING TRACK ,, 71. , 55: 2 1. L xx Q. james Zonnc-vylle, Al Gentile Rau' One: K. Chase, G. Kuctruff, H. Geil, K. Stev- ens. Rou' Tim: K. VanHoover, D. Churchill, D. Rick, D. Boltwood, R. Kester, L. Hill, D. Taillie, E. Busharr. R011 One: Bushart, D. Rick, 1. Carey, I.. Fillmore. Morris, R. johnson, J. Albright, D. Hook, g -A 1 VARSITY BASEBALL Ron Tim: D, Hcnilcrsfm, VI. ARSITY vw 1-s fi M5 r 'xr 4V 9. I 15' My Q ar r Ay, 3, f r, 3 WMM Y , If gf-H- qi ? Lf? r 2 vt ., My 33,3 4 is Q f 3? if 'W A E , xii? J U -ill 7? , ,P 1 1 9' A ....5-'...-'f1f- '1 W4--. 'bb-Q 'Sai ll W LEADERS fs CLUB Rou' One: Miss Alexander, K. Anthony B Barnsdale P Taylor j Furber M Hill T Ron a , . , . , . , . . g , M. Stigel, C. Keymel, B. Miller, J. Miller. Roni Tu 0: P, DeMinck, G. Henrie, P. Taylor, A. Wacenske, D. Denni6,B. Pembroke, S. Smith, K. Yuker, P, Johncox, L. Miller. Ron' Three: M. Coleman, L. Schoenwald, M. Hall, M. Carey, M. Freer, M. Hepburn, J. Kratzenburg, B. Hilton I. Loquasto, D. Mayeu, M. Padgham. Razz' Four: A. Tobin, S. Albert, Cf. Stiqel, E. Hilton C. Walz, C. Gerber, D. Minnamon, M. DeMinck, j. De-Young, M, Whittleton, Bolton. l ' MISS SHIRLEY ALEXANDER Up and down the halls ran the Wrestling team. Down went the needle on the weighing-in scale. At last the boys were ready to tie their opponents into knots. With the sole purpose of building character and developing friendly relationship with other schools, the wrestling league is constantly growing. For this year our team chose Richard Wacenske and Willard Rowell as their captains. With Mr Gentile as their coach the boys participated in Central Western Conference Running round the school building the Track team rn their practice uniforms have become a common si ht to all of us The 1958 track team elected as their captains Jim Pate and Eddie Adams With the help of this years freshmen who made up the malorrty of the team the 1959 season was expected to be quite bright Our track team strived to participate like champions and doing so to regain the Wayne County Championship Jim represented Wayne County in the 1958 section five track and field meet Winning the ABCD Championship and the section als was the aim of the l958 baseball team They had a good season for 1958 but the team expected a better one for 1959 Coach Gentile hoped that 1959 would find our team strong and willing With the best of defenses and pitching units in the county the coachs only problem was the teams weakness at bat As participants in a nationally popular sport our 1959 baseball team with captains Harley Geil and Dennis Tallie has done a good job of which wc ought to be very proud Also working hard guarding the bases and scoring the runs for good old Wayne Central were the boys on the JV baseball team Its members played hard ever feeling the strong and persistent urge to play on Varsity While the boys were competing against other schools for honors and trophies stiff competition prevailed among the high school girls rntramutals was the center of girls gymnastics throughout the year Even though soccer the introductory sport was not as well attended as some of the other sports the girls who participated had fun while learning the ways and means of the game This year the senior team with a record of three wins and one ne came out on top Immediately following the score the girls under Miss eagerly began bouncing basketballs baskets were scored Competition the announcement of Alexanders direction One after another the rose high as sports sailing into the far outfield of the boys baseball dia monds the girls swinging their softball bats were taking their bases in tride While expessing an ardent spirit in this national sport the girls gained experience and simul taneously brought the 58 59 intramural season to a close To develop skills to practice sportsmanship and to win games that was the aim of the 1958 soccer team and follow it they did Placing second in the ABC league enabled them to ne for first place in the Section V finals Better than anyone else Coach Gentile really knows how hard the boys worked and how much spirit they pos sessed Proving themselves to be a winning team they were truly a TOP team the boys scored a record of eleven wins and three defeats Behind the Varsity stood the Junior Varsity eager to learn and willing to try The JV team hope to play rn and mn the secnonals in the near future This years JV record of five wins three losses and one tie is not a record to scorn Todays JV team will be tomorrows Varsity and will carry on their shoulders the honor of Wayne Central Under their captains Harley Geil and Dennis Taillie the soccer team played their best against some mighty stiff competition The team really appreciated the spirit that the students showed In commemoration of a grand year for soccer we do humbly offer at all costs our voices -l 1 - and our hearts for the purpose of backing next years Varsity and JV teams The result of the sectionals in soccer had barely be came official before the basketballs emerged under Coach Zonnevylles watchful eye A new team was formed partly veterans and partly novices but a good team it was We looked forward to a victorious season Co captains Harley Geil and Dennis Taillie led the other members toward the sectionals and the high scorer championship of the county From a large group of freshmen and sophomores the JV Basketball team containing the hopes of the future was picked by Coach Sones who worked hand and hand with Coach Zonnevylle With the knowledge that the future success of the Varsity will rest on their shoulders the JV team as a whole worked hard to de velop the basketball skills They were out to establish a new record in JV basketball for 19581959 to top the four wins twelve losses of the 1957 1958 team In front of the school but strongly behind the team stand the cheerleaders dressed in the traditional blue and gold A large group of talented girls tried out for these extremely important squads and rt was only after a truly hard decision that Miss Alexander wisely chose the mem bers of the JV and the Varsity Cheerleading squads Under the able leadership of Captain Sharon Bolton the squad members worked on the cheers that would be used throughout the year to cheer the teams on and show them that the school was behind them Dorothy Mmnamon captain of the Junior Varsity Cheerleaders did a marve lous yob in getting her squad ready for the first pep as are in their fir t year of cheerleading Great hopes have been expressed for their future success In the fall of 1956 several girls were chosen from their respective classes to yom Leaders Club Under the guidance of Miss Shirley Alexander they were provided with a knowledge of girls athletics After two successful years they have improved the interest in leadership sportsmanship and athletics within the school The girls receive points for each sports activity in which they par ucrpated After they have accumulated the required amount they receive an award After choosing President Joyce Miller Vice President Beverly Miller Secretary Treasurer Carol Keytnel and General Chairman Mary Stigel, the girls made plans for a soccer sports day in which girls from neighboring schools competed When this was over the girls looked forward to officiating during rntramurals and keeping in the gym classes The news of games and sports travel much faster than do the records of history From the Orient we in herited such an intellectual game as Chess Chess is widely played in our country today and is enyoyed by many Since it origimated rn the Orient one might suspect that it would be the most popular game there but this is not true When todays Oriental youths have a moment of free time one can find more of them playing baseball than any other game Fsther Hilton and Carol Keymel . , . S . . , .g I - ' , , . . . . . y in . . . I , 1 I I . ' I 1 Y . . . . . - 1 . is y . I , - - , , . 1 i . , . , . . - . , . . - , , , , ' a , . , . . . . , , . . , . . Q y . 1 - manship was displayed as its best, While bageballg were sembly last fall. Except for Dorothy, the squad's members , . 1 . . . , , . i , . Y . ' . . . . . , - . , u - x . . , , . . . . , 1 1 1 y i ' J l. . 1, fn 4 V, A . ,Kwfssww:i1?11l 5? 1 I 1,359 Q 5. E, r 5 ,,, . SQ 3 ? 3 1 E an E .yt I i l ,Q ' ig we ' Maw 2--W ,M H?-6' fd' Y - ' , ,. ' Hg, MI N , - ,Y,, , , 1- ,ff -, f 'ff - ' . ' 'pw 2: Q ' '5'f.,w A ' , A .A 1 . , 5 . fl . , x - 0 YEARBOOK STAFF LITERARY STAFF - R011 One: G. Denno, C. Keymel, C0-Edizorx P. Knapp, J. Clark. Ron Tim: L, Fisher, Edia tor: J. Foley, Hilton. . ' ,.. - x 5' ! D Fx! PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF -- D. Ocke, C0-Editorx R. Masline, Editor. ART STAFF - Ron One: L. Schocnwalil. Ron T14 ox S. Mead Co-Ifif1'twr.' F. Hauser, B. Grartan. BUSINESS - CQIRCQULATION STAFF - Ron' One: 1. De- Young, H. Burger. N. Vfilliams, Cn-Ifdifor: S. Richmond, Ifdilor. Rffii T14 Of VI. Davis, M. Flatt. B. Doyle. M. De Minck. To Wayne Central: What is a yearbook? This question is interpreted in many different ways, depending on the person who is asking or answering it. To many it is a book that cap- tures the reality of Wayne Central in pictures and write- ups to cherish for the rest of their lives - to me it is that plus an excellent example of the full co-operation which we have received from the student body, the ad- ministration, and the faculty this year. The 1959 Eagle staff has co-operated to the fullest extent to produce this yearbook for you. The many hours of work and planning can not be imagined until one has worked on the yearbook staff. This work was carried on not only during yearbook meetings, but also after and be- fore school hours and occasionally on Saturdays. As any yearbook member could tell you, one can spend any amount of time on the yearbook and still do more. There is no limit for success if there is a staff such as I have had this year - one that is willing to give up much time to the cause of producing a beautiful and outstanding annual. For many on the staff, working on the yearbook has been one of their first big responsibilities, for others it was a test of presenting their talents to the very best of their abilities. This book has been a big challenge to us all, but we have had fun, gained new and lasting freindships, accepted re- NORMAN SCHAFFER Adviwr Gayle Eaton, Editor-in-Chief Joyce Foley, Co-Editor sponsibilities, and received experience that will be bene- ficial to us forever. Most of all we have received satis- faction. The sincere and never ending advice given to us by our advisor, Mr.. Norman Shaffer, has been a great help to every yearbook member, I'm sure. At times the road ahead seemed to be one that was impassible, but, through careful planning and a sincere interest in our goal we achieved a fine 1959 Eagle for Wayne Central and our community. At this time, we, the yearbook staff, would like to express our deepest gratitude to you, the student body, the faculty, and the administration, for the lasting co-oper- ation given us in helping to make this annual possible. The complete success of this book was achieved through the constant dedication given to you by the 1959 Eagle staff. They have sacrificed much time and many activities in order to make this book possible. Accomplishing our interpretation of the Orient as played by Wayne Central would not have been possible for the 1959 staff without the excellent leadership given to us by Donna Henderson and the staff from last year. The 1959 Eagle staff hopes that they have helped the 1960 staff with Joyce Foley as Editor to make their job easier next year. Producing a fine yearbook for you - the stu- dent body, the faculty, and the administration, is their goal as it was ours. Gayle Eaton Edilor-in-Chief Cover Derign by Sue Mead 'Ill X S -' - ., ,, 3 Pars-word of memory of by-gone Thou everlafting epitaph . . . IJ there a land in which thou har No dwelling place? SN' tidy! . . There ir, 0 God, u world where human Lip: may .ray Farewell! no more. 113 Q f 4.14 .1 QA g -X X i ,A ygf .J N., 1 WAYNE CENTR L SCHOCL ONT RIO ELEMENTARY BUILDING .1 l. -.1 if lil 1. ,.... .. v' v.4'- Z-:L . 14.31 A ' -1 Y 7 f ,,,,l Fi ,,, iii iii: 11111.-.331 4 Iaznuxt nqgg EQ-K! W Q. , ,- Aff x.- -' ,'. , 4 Q 1 K ,U fd-.:, Q 'f WWYSM mr 1 A . 'A ,,, , . , ' ' 'v - f ' .. - r ' , I ' ,W . . -- , .- -- . '.. ,W f i- ' 4 I ,. v, - q, '- 4 A ., I. A -,.v -Q , ',,-y,4,:.i1.1:.. .. A 1.- . f -r. A ' . -s. .. - ' A . R , ,,ff l ' ' ,L .K 4 f .. ' .Q . ' I .. , V - ' A,'-M . uf. E , , , ' I. ', 5 f A P, 41 ,Z ,f ,-F I T -.. ',, .gh J .yw , -. ,., . 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Telephone 2513 Free Estimates JOHN VANDERBROOK BUILDER We Buzld the Bm for Less BIII Gray s Stand Complzments of 260 Ridge Road East Ontarno New York Complzmentf 0 C0mf'I'me'm of Wayne and Margaret Smlth EXCHANGE INC MAPLE ROCK DINER Al Leaty C Z Complzmentx of Omp zmemj of MR, AND MRS, W. E. CONTANT AND SON EUGENE FLATT Palmyra New York I 122 I959 Yearbook Stott , I ' If . I . f - , . I S SS AND PRO SS 0 MR AND MRS HASKELL GOLDSTEIN .Li W HAWTHORNE GRAFFRATH MOTORS INC 4271 dT ks es dSe MR AND MRS HOWARD HUCKLE SHOE STORE CUVELIER BUILDING SUPPLIES d Re ode F ee Est otes PHONE WA 6 4326 LUCAS PHARMACY INC ROBERT R LAUSHEY E I H HOWK AND MEPHAM FURNITURE STORE T FRANK SCHREIBER AND SONS Wholesole Meat 1724 mg R d E f Webster New Y k Webster 388 J You can pay more. I lm! you muff bay better Compliment! of ' I I o illiomson New York I ' ' Phone: Ford Cors on ruc I Sol on rvice Complimentx of I R. Cement, Roofing, Insulotion Building on m ling r im Y k P I y New or Marion New Y I Your Rexall Store 5-7 ost Main Street Webs er, New Y k Phone: Webs er I33 Funerol ome Ontario New York S I ' e oo os 'I24 DE LASS FLORIST Flowerf or all occafzom Ontarlo ew York Phone Ontarao 3662 BOWMAN S 24 Mann Street Webster New York EATON S STORE Ontario ew York Phone 49OI Extend! ztf Complzments Complzmentf 0 PAU L S CARR Jeweler Ontario New YOFIC ONTARIO BOWLING HALL East Mann Ontarlo New York Fred Whntney Prop Phone Onta no 389 I A M F Autornatlc Pnnspotters Open Bowling Evenings After 9 30 and Saturdays and Sundays New Modern snack bar open to the Public Lught Lunches Sandwiches Soft Drnnks Coffee Complzmezzls 0 EDDYS BARBER SHOP 23 West Mann Street Ontarlo New York Complzmentf 0 MARION PRODUCE COMPANY Farm Materials Mann Street Marlon New York Phone Walker 6 77Il I ' N ' N B 30 ' ', ' f ' f I - I 125 I 1 1 lt 1 Compliments of GERARD A. CANTIN Gulf Petroleum Products 5 North Street Ontario Center New York CROWLEY S CHEVROLET Soles ond Service Chevrolet ond Oldsmobnle Deoler Phone 5251 Ontorlo New York 1 ULF Gm A 5 l any QW 126 P 1 ' I X K 1 1 ' , - v rfftll X ' 'J I 5 IIDI 1 :F A lam: A 1 ' .- ' X ' PW ' . , 1-4' M- ,fmt-sg, , A ' iw , 2. Qi! M tfgg an ' ' ' A1: .f4gr' gc ' 5 27 'fi V' . -, i.- ' .UT ' -tw. P 'f',,fv ff VV! V sfiyf' A lfwf i wMf22fA,A?,lnL':i3'1:ef14fe 5 5 . W ,:,, .,,-up f N,.f .g,, , , , 11 , . Q ' A F'ne Ploce to Work I W lk 6-4420 KORDITE COMPANY Mobilgos MARION GAS AND OIL Mob'I-heot Kerosene CALKINS MEN S SHOP 1 w I M NAGLE OIL COMPANY BARNSDALE CITY SERVICE Groce es F esh Meots 2857 MASON STEVENS HARDWARE I-Ieot ng Plumb ng G ft Ce ter Appl onces 3646 g 19 G d I The Woyne County Moll ond the Webster Herold I Mornon New Yor I Phone o er Mocedon New York 1 8 es oin Street Ontorio New York I Complimentx of ri , r Plonk Rood Webster New York Lincoln New Yor Coll Ontorfo C071 ratzzlatiom 59 ra ua ex i . I i n i L Ontorio Center Phone: I I 127 Complzmezztf 0 SCOOPS SINCLAIR SERVICE Webster New York Phone 414 MC CLELLAN FURNITURE STORE Wall amson Compare Przce and Qlmlztj ONTARIO PHARMACY 29M West Mann Street Ontaro N Prescrlptnons School Supplies Sundries 24 I-lour Fulm Servuce LITTLES MEAT MARKET Wholesale and Retall Meats Wllluamson 3762 Wnlllamson New York We do cuflom work BOEKHOUT FARMS Fresh Slrced Apples Frozen Fruits Ontaruo New York ARMSTRONG ONTARIO AGENCY ADAMS TWIN Rock MOTEL Complete Insurance Servuce Including Fnre Insurance Route IO4 It I Casua y nsurance Phone 6411 L f l e lnsumnce Ontario New York 38 W Mann Street Ontario Phone 2I5I New York ' f I ' i New York l Your Rexel! Store ' i , . Y. L I -1 T28 Your Yeo rbook Photog ropher RICHARDS AND DONOHUE INC Webster New YQ'-k Let our pzcturer tell your .ftory Complnments of STATE BANK OF GNTARIO Ontoruo New York Member of Federal Reserve Sgxtem an Federal Depofzl Irzmrarzce Corporatzon I o sl-A N414 d X I 129 A J PITTS BUICK INC G E HODGES COMPANY New and Used Buucks Soles and Serwce Smart Shoes for the Occasson 899 Rndge Road Webster New York Phone Rochester Hubbard 22425 Holeproof Fashion Award Hosiery Wllllamson New York C omplzmevm 0 Complzmenzf 0 JIM CLARKS ESSO SERVICE STATION Route IO4 Phone 3872 Ontario New York Webster New York Complzmenty 0 SODUS UPHOLSTERY SHOP Custom bullt furnnture and upholsterung IO Mull Street Sodus 8212 Bernard Curtis Yonker C 0 n gratulatzo nf Semon Complzments 0 S I G A JOH N W SEEN DeSoto Plymouth Groceries Fresh Meats Walworth New York Ontarno New York Phone LY 7 9232 130 I I I I I I I f I f I ,I HEGEDORN'S I I ' f I ... - ... 1 , .... I f I I . nl. I ' - Q ' .- Congratulatuorms Class ot 59 May the Future be Brught and Prosperous AMERICAN ROADWAYS Asphalt Drrveways Blacktop Drlveways Phone Rochester 7l2l Ontario 3691 Ontarlo New York T31 CO. HOMER H. KIESINGER KEITH TRIMBLE Refrngeratnon and Appllance Servnce Tnmble Road Phone Ont 6685 Ontario New York Complzmentx 0 DR J L GIBBONS Veterlnaruan Breeder of Siamese Kittens Wllluamson Road Marlon New York Phone Wa 65642 Tots to Mothers Toggery Extend :tx Complzmentf Wulluamson New York Complzmentx of MARION S WESTERN AUTO STORE Ontarlo New York C omphmentx 0 f JOHNSON S WESTERN UNION Wnllnamson New York Phone 6791 WILLIAMSON LUMBER CO Mullwork Lumber Building Supplies 5081 or 4221 Contractnng and Building Dual 2149 R DuBons Salesman MARY ELLENS SHOP Palmyra New York Complzmentx 0 WILSON S BAKERY Palmyra New York ' f I 38 West Main Street Phone 3821 I .I . . . 1 , Y I l ' f f f 132 THE WEBSTER CLEANERS C0mp,,mm,, 0 AND DYER5 Parts RoNTlAc :Nc Under the Candy Kitchen 1067 Rndge Road 14 E Mann Street Phone 337 R phone Websfef 260 Webster New York Webster New York MC GUIRE AND HARGRAVE Lomplzments Furniture WARNER D ESLEY Fumhm S House g Carpets General Insurance Onmrlo 2681 229 E Ma n Street Palmyra e ork THE PENNYSAVER Drrect Maul Advertusung Offset Prnntnng Mumeogrophmg Add ressnng Complzments YQ A S 164 E Mom Phone We 1123 N Webster New York VARIETY STORE Walworth New York Cgmpllmgng of BURNETTS WATCH SHOP Ontaruo Center New York 133 ' f I u ' ' , of ' - - . i LY 7-4501 4635 Atlantic Av. Rd. Walworth, N. Y. N w Y I . of I . ' I . S 1 1 S1 e5 r 1665671105 ONTARIO STORAGE CORPORATION MILTON C VAN DEN BOUT ELLSWORTH G VAN DEN BOUT Cofzgrzffzlatzom Semorf ROBERT F ROBERTSON ASSOCIATES WILLIAM H HIRT Insuronce Specnolusts I5 West Mo n Street w Phone Ontoro 284I WATERMAN AND SONS INC Ontono Center New York Cong 11111 ztzom Semof 5 HURD AND BAUER Frult Form Ontoro Center New York Phone Onto o 3495 Growers ond Pockers Complzmerztf of STEVES BARBER SHOP acc 5 fn' 1 ' 1' if I I , . I I Ontorio Center Ne York 1 i I iff! I ' ' ' I 3 ri I ' - 1 'I34 SUNSET FARMS INC Mm RICHARD ORBAKER Compliments of I S orio New Compliments of Bef! II'fi.flvcJ to :be Clint of '59 GAGE E. ALBRIGHT Plumbing and Heating Electrical Service B 'i y Road Ontario N Y I4 OPEN HEARTH FARMS KLEM CHEVROLET INC. Cla e ce Hepb W bt Y VICTOR PRESERVING COMPANY EAST ROCHESTER FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 4M N Wt 4WtM Webste Ne Yok Ho e ot the St ddy Sa Xi? 136 I I' VI l.Jl'I'I e s er New k Guernsey I SllL'L'C'55 Sezzmry O T ' New York OI ain Street East Rochester, . Y. ebs er Off' 3 3 es ain Street . : fc 5 H, r, W r m e ver , P ' Compluments of THE BEACH AND MAHER COMPANY 83 Knickerbocker Ontorno New York Cool Lumber Bulldmg 137 Phone Onto rio 2221 KOERNER BAKERY BERNARD L MURPHY Rudy Koemer prop Complete Plumbing ond Heotung All knnds of poked goods Soles and Serwce and fancy postrles Furnoce Rood Ontorlo New York Wulluomson New Yo k phone 4961 phone 2031 E Mom Sf C My ztzzfztz 115 Swzzorf Co A N MARTIN AND SONS INC Buuldnng Supplies Complzmcvzft 0 CCel lor to Roofj HOLLEBRAND S TRUCKING mrnecol Street Webster N Phone 25 26 Peter Hollebrond Cofzzplzmentf of Onto no Center New Yo k PETER H MOLL GLF Servlce LOUIES AND ZELMAS BARBER SHOP AND Complzmentf of Success ond Ho ppuness HERMAN WALZ Phone 2531 Ontorlo, New York I 138 I . ll ll A . , . I r ' ' -0 fu f 'U f 4 ' . . , . I 'Ill ri , . Y. r' I' l I 1 ll . H WAYNE COAL AND LUMBER CORP 223 Canal Street Palmyra New York Phone LY 7 479l Complete Bullders Supplles CARLTON G FORMAN Unlon Hlll New York Plumblng I-Ieatlng Gutters Water Pumps Water I-leaters Bradshaw s Greenhouses and Glft Shop Flowers for all 0LL'!J'Z07Z5 Free dellvery Open evenlngs and Sundays Walworth New York LY 7 9385 Cmzpllmulf I A FRIEND Compzre HZ!! Suzi! to Szfzclzzr Slnclalr Reflnlng Company Marlon New York Tel Walker 6 424l HERMAN S APPLIANCE Furnlture and TV Center Palmyra Marlon Road LY 7 9191 MARION HARDWARE INC Fast Flame Gas SGFVICG Bulk and Bottled Gas Phone Marlon WA 6 44l2 I J , I E. G. RADLEY, MARKETER L I 139 ALMEKINDER S FOOD STORE Red ond White Phone 3201 Ontoruo New York HENRY HELFER 650 Monroe Woyne County Lune Road Onforro New York Phone Web 611W Pure Honey ond Bee Supplies for Sole Beef to rent fm orchard pollzmztzon CENTER CALSO STATION Ontoruo Center New York Gos Onl Tnres Botterues Complete car care Phone 7891 CHEETHAM AND ASCHERMAN INC Generol lnsuronce Agency Wulllomson New YOrk Complzmentf 0 GRISWALD COAL AND SUPPLY COMPANY Wolworth New York Phone LY 7 5456 BURGER S NURSERY Blue Spruce Norwoy Spruce Chrlstmos Trees T068 Ontoruo Center Road Wolworth w York Phone Polmyro LY 7 4427 Beit Wzfloef Class of 1959 DR AND MRS BENNE S HERBERT Wrllnomson New York - L I LV I I - . , . , - ' an I I I 1 - I I I f' U I Ne I T 1 O O T40 DICKS TEXACO SERVICE Y J ROCHESTER GAS AND ELECTRIC CORP TOP FOOD MARKET I V C R s ey Meots G ocer es D JAMES DOYLE Fost Flome Gos Se Bottle Gos Plumb ng o d I-Ieot g FRUITLAND GARAGE Ge e ol Repo g RAE CAB COMPANY w I 4 C ROY CURTIS AND SONS INC I4I Compliments of I Congratulfztionf Seniorf of 'Y ' I O torio N W OFI4 Sodus New Y k . rvice on . 1 I , r i We eliver I n In one: 28II Ontorio, New York Ontario New Y k n r irin F itlond New York I , . - Morion New Y k Compliment! of A cab for all occafiorzf' O torio, New York ebs er 2 8 NETZMAN ELECTRIC COMPANY Webste Ne Yo Frngldalre Apphances MYERS JEWELERS Watches Diamonds 245 Ma St eet y Q LY 7 5561 Repairs THE STYLE SHOP Webste N w Yo The La Pha Beauty Salon Webste New Yo k SMITH 81 LOTZE INC Funeral Directors Furnuture Web New Yo cw! Zje J Tel pho Webst t 8 4 Wllllam J Elllott Frank L KI ck Bruce H O Dell C pl elf f THE EAT MORE FRUIT FARM F W Beneway and Sons Cnpl no THE ONTARIO CENTER HOTEL Onta o Cente Ne Yo k I U7 'Y ro -1 1 I -1 I Q . . VU X . 51, 53' . Q . NAR . 2 3 'NJC . N 2 N-N ance N' NN 5 . . on N . C Et! N 1 L N N ro Q S -. Tm -:NS . Q ' -1 :O I Y sos X1 T 0, uv gg, . m S . 7 3- F 5? S- - A - - - ii 'U fl 2. 1 -1 , Z fb 2 'K -4 9 o N Fv S. fm . 3 3 '1 Sv-. 2 I 'T 'R RUSSEL B MASON CO INC Webster New York ANDY MOORE Auto Wrecknng Lakesnde Road Ontarvo N Phone Ontarlo 4194 L W POTTER Beacon Feeds Farm supplies Baby chucks l24 Wlllnam Street Palmyra New York On the farm grinding and mnxnng service Bulk fee dellvery Oat cramping WALTS RESTAURANT AND TRAILER COURT Ontarlo New York Szzcceff to the Senzorf of 1959 PAGLIUSOS MEAT PLANT Wholesale and Retail Meats Custom Butchernng North Slocum Road Ontario New York Phone Ontario 5850 SCHAAP S GROCERY Meats and Grocernes 70 Knnckerbocker Street Ontario New York Phone Ontario 423l Conzplzmentf of WICK S HARDWARE Walworth New York I l R Tl ll I Buying ond selling used parts - ' , . Y. I 1 I . ' 1 143 MODERN BEAUTY SALON Mr Joseph 52 Eost Mom Street Complzmerzty 0 BREWER S GARAGE Ontorlo Center New York Open Tues ond Fr: 9 30 A M to 9 OO P M Wed Thurs Sot 9 30 AM to 5 30 Ontorno New York 07 the dnuzmnzztznig uomzn Com lzmentf 0 Complzments 0 P f Jo:-nstcox AND soN BASSAGES Houlers of Foodstuffs SELF SERVICE FOOD STORE Phone Ontorlo 2111 Ontorro 7817 Ontoruo Center New York Complzmentf 0 Complzmuztf 0 HELEN S BEAUTY SHOP Dorothy and Carlton Cone T5 Knrckerbocker Street Ontorno New York Complzmentf of THE WALWORTH FIRE DEPARTMENT 144 . - 9 ' f ' 1 ,, ., . I , . 3 P.M. The fizzeft in beauty mrc f', 'f'fTf. I I ' f 1 A. A f 1 HARRY L SMITH 5I5I DECKER AND MULLIE D y Goods o Lcid es Reody to Weo W BLAKE S PHARMACY w ONTARIO GAS AND OIL COMPANY THE FRUITLAND GENERAL STORE FINN AUTO SUPPLY INC AI M DOYLE UPHOLSTERY CO Co pIete A to o d I-Io seholcl Upholstery LY 79201 W tM I45 Form ond Industrial Equipment Ontorio New York Ontorio 1 r nd Your Rexfzll Store i ' r illicimson New Y illicimson New York I Complimezzty of Fruitlond New Y Ontario New York Complimezzfi' ' rn U n u , . 2 oin Street Ph es one - Polmyro New York Pmmym New Y SHOALES DRUG STORE Phone: Marion Walker 6-5636 Prescription Service Marion New York I GEORGE A PERKINS Plumbing, I-Ieating, and Electrical Work Service and Repairing Electric Motors and Water Pumps Palmyra LY 7 4232 Walworth New York Congmtzzlatiofzf to the clan of '59 WYCHMERE GUERNSEY AND FRUIT FARMS Quality Guernseys and Fruit Lake Road Onto io New York Complzmenty of EVERETT J FURBER Auto Parts Phone Webster 288 LYNDON PRODUCTS COMPANY DIVISION OF S GUMPERT CO INC AND AMERICAN KITCHEN PRODUCTS CO Marion New York DuPont Paints Farm Supplies G E and Philco Appliances Phone WA 656l2 Phone WA 64254 PUGSLEY S MARINE I4I8 Ridge Road Webster New York Phone 60 J '- 1 ,,.., I JAMES DE RIDDER I L I I46 f 'G-Q, C' Ig ig AUTOGRAPHS I S I Szzccen or the Sezzmrf WEBSTER LUMBER COMPANY I47 Elf X f'1m'? MMV Y , ' A M H ns A r A W X I Nl' 5? ' if: V, Mgt ' iQ41 ' Q7 'E Q59 4- f 4?V'f',-K ' 'f Jfjfsksiii : I. +V , , U W 1 ,fy :il 4-D I mm.. f n lf , - ' .J n 51 1 'MJ A , Xu Q, ,HA .1 I-. N r , 4 ,, , , 1 - I K ' 'arf l!,a4AlI X H . f',4wr:,f . W I lj A, Lia 4 . , , ' ' 1 fy 3 , ' V, ,Kam faq! Ml. I M ' X gf ff - ,A 1 , ' , .X . 1 LN m g. 4. f ' W D h I J X! A , U l X V n T ml' 1 'hi ' 1 ' X 4 .X I fl 4 A AL lj 1 I! I Q, 'I IN r ' . - 1 v 1 - 1 V1 , ,Q ' ' I 'fl I y I 4 , 1 , f ' f' T fp ' J f 2 !+ ' N yf'-' J , .' Y' 'N . 1' M , V If 'N , f -4 7' i 4 . 'A - 1 s , ' .' , V ' .fi W' x 'I V. I 'JK ,t K :1 ff ' Ll V vb: I 4 ' 'i' . I 'M' Xlp AUTGGRAPHS I 1 N Y ' x t yn a j y I l t t 1' N7 'fl I x. 4 , Bef! Wzfbef Semorf For C0mPIete MAPLEWOOD FARM Real Estate and Insurance Servnce Fresh Frutt and Vegetables TUDD The Punkney's 1645 Ridge Rd Webster 3084 Plank Rd Ontarlo 2852 HP ww , N xl - K' eff riff- ?iEgf: f 'ei-5255 2 123' ' 'fl rl. 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