Webster Central High School - Reveille Yearbook (Webster, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1949 volume:

' ' K I . , .4 . . -Qna- .- naf.. ,-K-svn un uvvw--vv-v- mfg HE 'lQ4q -3 D 3 REVEILLQ ...EEL ,E 'Sri -T:-1-lf'-J QW Q T ' ff-N fa--11'--' T- j I 5 .f N i-.1-tg-Q .1 C r A M i F 1 .il i: ,S Y 1 .1 gf - - 1 -1'-.gh 7 ' F i' 5 az-Kimi A ,gif Z Z Z 2 if 2 5 X f ff ,f X 3 V, f Y , Z X if ,f 1 ff ff 1 v I f K uf!!! x XZ! ,ff K! XX V 'K ,4'f,,, ii,,f-if Nix , ,gb- f .-i...i!?j' 129- SYLVIA CUIVIMHNGS Editor DGNALD MQ KAY Busmness Pflancacfer- Vx l LE Hannon 70fec.f0 0' Little do we know, when we start up the long winding path of life, through what great successes or failures it will lead us. Our every decision sends us along a new trail. Whether this new road carries us to happi- ness or defeat will hinge entirely upon our ability to make careful, intelligent choices, and this ability is in turn dependent upon the advice and instructions which are given to us on our long upward climb. The path which will guide you through this book, the 1949 Reveille, is symbolic of the path over which each and every one of us has walked during our four years at Webster High School. Because of the patient assis- tance, careful planning, and helpful advice of the faculty, every new trail which we have followed has carried us to a gold mine of ioys, rewards, and suc- cesses. The end of this path of pleasures is the beginning of the great path of life over which we must go forth without turning our minds to the unworthy things which tempt us. Although we will no longer have our teachers to help us distinguish right from wrong, the knowledge which they have imparted to us will be our faithful guides in the years to come. U U s A at YLINK A T o Q' a0 o 5' gem-F5 EL R N o f 2 SI E N RQID wal. , 3 n - nKE P N96 vnu N-9 sage M . E Ui- 1 3 FQIU KLEH 136 0f7f9fnf.s '7 f0dUCflon Dedfcohon 41 M' 7710mas and M essoge CU f CDUfSl e S Seniors Undergr 7 O I I Ch0ols I3 2 Uduofeg 8 Sports Cflvlheg Advefhsf ROAD l MARCH NE ' 29 34 35 48 49 66 U9 673 oo' 2 2 O 0 a u: S g P c u ' I I 1: E 5 .Q 3 ': 5' .' 3 5 4' I If - page .. ' .1-5 a . . . , . 0 6-57 2 + ' 9 N . 1 Fol . ul G d , z . 72 3 . - RD- m -E 3 1. -. . E u A ' , QL 9 gi Webster High School Webster, New York March 15, 1949 Dear Mr. Middleton: Classes have come and gone as regularly as the seasons, but you have remained to see yet another year go by. When we think of school, classes, and teachers, we think also of you. Teachers and classes are important, we know, but there were also many other important things which we did that would have been impossible without you. Our Junior and Senior plays couldn't have been produced unless the building had been kept warm. You stayed until the last person was gone before locking up after our mixers and proms. It was you who cleaned up after our sporting events. Everyone likes to take pride in an institution of which they are a part. You helped to make that possible for us. In the class rooms and on the field of sport your hand could always be seen. The neat grounds, the swept corridors, and the sparkling windows all helped make our pride in Webster High School all the greater. You were here to help move from the old school to the new. You have helped to keep our school as beautiful as it was when it was first built. These are iust a few of the reasons why we are dedicating this book to you, Mr. Middleton. lt is a small token of our appreciation of you and your many acts of kind ess. May the years ahead be kind to you. S. lncerely, The Class of 1949 '5 Z 6 MR G MAURICE MIDDLETON 'lf-fi -1 rx BOARDWCF EDUCATIQN tg.,---I Mr. Loren Abrams, Dr. Harold O. Brown, Mr. Stanley A. Martin, President, Mr. John O. Thorpe, Mr. Ovid G. Fry As we have climbed this long adventurous path, several branches have led our friends from us. That one of these branches has not claimed you, Mr. Rayfield, has been a great source of pleasure to us. Your turn to travel a new road has now come. We, the faculty and students of Webster High School, and especially the class of forty-nine wish to extend our sincere thank-you, and our best wishes on your new venture. You have left more than iust a pleasant memory at this school which formerly claimed you as its head master. Here in the halls of Webster High School, the lyrics which you wrote for our Alma Mater will always spur us on to victory. Although you are resigning your post as superintendent of schools of Monroe County, and your hand will no longer guide us, we will still have certain lessons which you have taught us. Ai f .ai MR. WALLACE w. RAYFIELD MR. ROBERT L. THOMAS Every phase of modern living is interlaced with pathways and channels. As civilization has become more complex, restrictive lanes have been established for the sure course of rocketplanes and airships. Radio and television are confined to wave-lengths. The surface of land and sea is encompassed with routes over which transportation and communication are carried. These pathways which are recognized as so necessary for better physical living do limit us. They suggest likewise the benefits of rules and limitations. Three strikes are allowed a man in baseball and if a dozen were permitted, the game itself would soon lose its sporting appeal. Now the real fun of living consists in doing great things within our personal limitations. We are reminded that we must chose wisely our pathways of vocation, of interest and enjoyment, of service to ourselves and to others. One may entertain an ambition to become a star ballplayer, a great movie star, a famous statesman or a pros- perous business man. Eventually a goal and one path must be chosen. Important as these selections are yet the biggest and perhaps the most difficult to attain is the ambition to become an absolutely good person, to fill a genuinely worthy place in life in spite of any prevailing limitations. Your teachers join me in hoping that the pathways of devotion to enduring friendships and to preferment for the better things of life which you have blazed in high school here may be like the Great roads the Romans built that men might meet. And walls to keep strong men secure Now centuries are gone. and in defeat The walls are fallen, but the roads endure. R. L. Tnomms 9 ,, 4. 'i-,g -.11 , Vififilfrfff lxllillv XllllIIIlI4'I'X. lliriiiv- milmiig Ilfilirt lliilllvairfl. Xlqiiliii- mitil- .iii-l tim liiiig: Xlzirgzm-T Ihiw..Xi1. H+-Aiilf iimplii-ll. lllllllx- 1ii.il Xrtx. l,i1uf l U4-Witt. Iii- triimilntnl Xliixif : XHFHHIII f-NIH. , , . liiplxeli. Mimi! llilxlli- Nli-ull-iv liiiiiir. W :ile-lvrizi. Standing: Betty Ann Lauderlmach, West Webster: Erma Whiteman, W4-st Wvli- ster: Dorothy Alilmtt, Fisml Sevretairy. St'Ilfl'd.' Ella Fruriiezir. Svlinnl Nurse: Mildred Svliarc-tt, Religious l'ltllll'2lliHII1 Gertrude llasc-li, Sm-rm-t:iry'tu l'rinf-ipul: Doris fulalira, .-Xssiftzint Ufliw Sm-retary. ..., I ag .--.......... 5 91 , ,r Xi fi 1 fi. i p Rn1r:Glzi4ly5 Hinge-rx.fir:1flt'S lfiw- xml Six: Zulu Ntu-pvc-, Hrznle lfivs-. Nwnml Ifuux' lftliel Smiley, llenierlizil likillllllf-II Ruth 'li'I'HIIIl'. lirmlv Four: ary l':1xfnn. firurlc' Four. l 1'r.vl l1'nn'.' Jiiflll' Mc'- fitniilll. Grzuln- lfivez .Xngie llc-rmzmet, Ilrzuln- Six: llrlla NII'Lj'HlUIlfl, 1imflf'Six, Sfillllll-7Ifj.' liiitli l'lu-lg llIl1lli1ll4l2iIlt'f'1Ylfgllllilxx-lllli'N Ynr-ul Nlueiv: .le-:ui Lyiig. li-li: Nlairiziii Xulilv. l'lix' Hilllfilllllll. x1'llfl'1l.' ll :ri llilliiiif-rf'l': llurivtliy F 1 lrwm .XHY'l1'lllll1I't'l Nlziriuii Klirinriier-1-. s v , - A Sfflrfflfffff' lhlph xlilffill. Yin'- Prl :pal fruf ll: nn Il' il li 1: Nl?itllt'Yll2ltif'NQ xyiflnII'!'ll fn-- nnng. Lilrranrinnz He-rin-rt Ihtt. , . , . IlljN!l'Hl l'.4illf'dtlfJfl. Nw: Kathle-f-11film-itvrl. Hi-bury nnfl Jnnrrlnll-rn: Pllllllp Duvn-4. Sf'if'Y'll'+'l Nlnriun Pmu-ll. ling- linlll Marie- Stnm-, Latin unfl H1-fufjl Top lfufr: Mary Truinur, .Xlimf Quinn, Gracie' Fnnr. Hatlu-r Harrie, Grznlz- 'fhrm-1 H4-ntrif-11 K4-rnnitze-r. Hrzuie- Thr:-4-. f-1-l'.N'f lfnrr: Annu Vanrllpiwll, lirauln- 'l'hrw: XYinifr1-fl Knight. Iiraulz- TWU: l'hyIli5'l'it11-, firmlv Twn. X Ml' Buy Sc-hnnl: S!'f'UI1lI Ifmf: J 4. 4 H ' 3 X 9, x .V-1f1. 'ff5,' .Iurnw Slllifll. Snwinl Ftmliv- .anll 4mnl1im1. H-11th S1-llmrt. WK,-t ucffwlvrl 171-'Tlx nzllxll. xxvrt uvlwfzf Ihr---Jwrv Xnu-rnzm. lillgllxh. Muff-I 1.11-llv l,1n-4'-rtt. hllgll-11511111l.ilflH1.xIl4't' -. ...A . ., in N-41:11 5U11i1t'N, ,ff Glllffllfjf He-If-n Rm--wr. Hrzuiv Unc- Gertruric 'l'ml1l, W1-st Wm-Int:-r: Elilkifrlfll Gaffm-y, Grande- Uno. Nr'u!e'zl.' Amlrvx Hn! flmrul. KiIlllt'FLl!lFt1'lll 'l'lu-Ima Salnmn Vraaflm-flr14':l'Ix':1 Vlark. P1-nfie-11191 I,unis1: Sxnilh. Kilnle-rgurtz-n. -1. WEST WEBSTER Top Row: E. Kyle, F. Huscher, D. Vine, M. Ernst, M. Preston, D. Dorn, VV. Smith, S. KinCannon, L. Thorpe, P. Todd, W. Beck. Fourlh How: K. Baker, P. Buckner, B. Every, R. Bertch, P. Seiffert, B. Dorn. J. Stupp, R. Beck, J. Sanford, K. Turney, R. De-Lass. Third Row: P. Stephenson, S. Spencer, D. Statsky, J. Lewis, R. Pierce, J. Robinson, A. Abersold, A. Nelson, E. W'alsh, J. Preston, V. Kyle, R. Miller. Second Razr: R. Uwlett, R. Yaeger, S. Struck, C. Reisch, D. Seiffert, D. WVager, K. Scott, R. Schneiter, VV. Hildebrand, G. Hosenfeld, J. Tell, D. Grimm. First Row: R. Quinn, H. Smith, D. Baker, C. Welch, ll. Scharett, A. Pitt. WEST WEBSTER Top Rout G. Reinhart, L. Beebe, B. Stupp, S. Joyce, J. Benjamin, L. Smith, J. Ernst, l. Steinorth, R. Turney. Fourth Roux' W. McCarthy, J. Billington, N. Lauweret, E. Owlett, J. Clark, K. Zeigler, K. Shear, J. Barber, H. Abersold. Third Roux' C. Wen- zel, E. Turney, E. Stupp, A. Tell, H. Vine, J. Compson, R. Statsky, G. Bingelli, J. Hook. Second Row: V. Turney, J. Statsky, D. Clark, F. Baker, B. Buckner, D. YVhite, R. Barber, G. Compson, E. Kyle, B. Huscher. First Roux' G. Vine, L. Edwards, G. Billington, R. Dorn, C. Miller, J. Lewis, J. Compson, R. Todd, M. Spencer. BAY SCHOOL Top Rolf: Mrs. M. Trainor, J. Ludwig, B. VVinslow, K. Clark, J. Cripps, R. M1-Burney, K. Schraenkler. Third J. Bradstreet, H. Kaiser, J. Donevan, A. Campbell, H. Maxim, G. DuBois, R. Hess. Second Rmr: E. Hess, J. Burson, D. Gent, D. Hall, M. Cole, R. Bradstreet, D. Larrimore. First Row: G. DeW'itt. R. Hanna, W. Crosby, R. Bunn, G. Wilcox, W. Schraenkler, K. Boniface. DA YTON VORNERS Top lt'mr: K. Griswold, G. Plotzker, R. Miller, C. Brewer, D. Shearer, A. Hunt, D. Smith, D. Smith, A. Henderson, N. Mayo. Second Rmb: S. Bissell, L. Spahn, D. Hiler, Mrs. E. Clark, T. lVelsher, J. Allis, S. Hargarther. First Roux' S. Griswold, B. Woggun, S. Williams, D. Bill, J. Gleichauf, R. Hunter, J. Smorol, S. Brewer. r...-....l.,., X .X X X! f X Q A is fl! I Z ,5,'. Y- . ,.il l I ' U XQ 1 1 , . f r f I f' 1 I K 1 an OI-'FIf'ERS 'CF Nflllllllrllfjf D. Sl'ilI'1'ilbf'I', Trvusllrvri R. Dir insuI1. fiiliiiu-t. Sf'IlfI'lff IC. XYmfrl. IN'ii1it'Yltl R. Kvlle-r. Swrv- 44 ,5 ' .yfffx turyz B. lkrykvriviaill. f'2iiriIlf't1 S, fx 50, flllllllllillgw, Vuhinct. a few Q 'rgfo U .,, - ,, I in Tu Tm: Sriwlmz .Xlwlsiins Jliw Gm-lim-ii mul Hrs. Wwe-ll. who Ilan- sllc-4-1-asflllly gui4h-il the Se-ninrs thrmiuh zmutlivr ya-:ar to thc hrim with zxviiviiy. To Tm: Siixlrm 0i'ifIc'r:ns' 'Who huvo tru-rl in hc of he-lp in thi- zirlviacrs :mel in thi- stuah-rits so that the Senior yc-ar wouhl run as smuothly as possihla-. Tu THE S1-INIUR c1l.ASS-ixxililil has vu-opcratcrl if 9.1, xDYIqFRQ with thc zulviscrs zincl the nffiwrs to make their Mrsi 31a,iQ,n'pf,,,.t,n uctivitic-S c-iljuyahlc and orflvriy. SENIOR OFFICERS and ADVISERS 13 WILLIAM ADA M Bill Il'.v II m11n's u-nrlrl. .4- Nll'll,YIN .XNIDHIISUN l'0tc-U ,lllfffllllllj you run :ln lu' run :lo lffllrr, lfootlrall I. 2, fi, 1-: Kg. Vluln Q, Ii, 4: Intramurals 2. fl, 4: .luuior Prom Voniniittm- fl: Junior Play t'onuuitte-c il: St-nior Play l'HlIlIIllIlf't' 4: Senior Ball Vonunittt-v 4: Travk 2, 3, 4: Safety Patrol I, Q, 3, 4. .IXVK R. B.XliKl'1R Ili' who m'1v'r murlu ll IIlINllllx't' Ill'I'6'l' muah' Il 111-.Y!'Ul'1'TlIf. We-st High l, 2, 3: Row-ille 4: Vouricfr 4: Boy! Intramural, 41 Sc-nior Hall Committr-0 1: 51-Ilirir Play l'UllIIIIlttE't' 4. Ii., 1 MARY I,0l' BARKER Lu llou' slmrp run n yul hr? East Iligll S4-liool I, 2: Girls' Ac-tivities 3, 4: Junior Prom fommittee 3: Junior Play Conlnlitteo 3: Band 3, 4: Girls' Thorns 3, 4: Mixed Vliorus fl, 4: Danvv Band 4: Se-xtvt 41 I.i- brary Vluli 4-1 Rf-vt-ille 4: Spanish l'luli 33 t'oinuu-m'c- nu-nt Ivslu-r fl: 54-nior Ball t'ommittm-c 4: Senior Play 4'onmiittt-0 4-. ' .loux msvn JAMES H.. BECKER H ' Johnny Jimi, Sporlx and girls go good uifh Hair all rombed, lie all straight, ,K John. always looking for a date. . .4 Intramural Haskf-tlmall I1 Foot- f'laSS TTCHSUFPT l, 21 Ag- Club hall 2, 3, 41 .I. V. Basketball 2, 2, 3- 4: Intramural Basketball I 3: Varsity Basketball 4: Tram-k l. 2. 3, 42 -llmior Prom Vommit- 2, :lg Ag. Flulm 2, 3, 4. tc-e3:Junior Play Vommitteeflg Senior Prom Committee 4: ' 3 Senior Play Committee 4. 5 uf5j,,. ,,,? it S523 .4 L. 4,51 fx ' . I 1 I if g. I 1 ' as i .ffjhf L- ' 3: 4 'gi , ' 'iiaf . 5 ir .5 ., .. av L RIVHARD .I. BARTII - i fc Dir-k ibn - 34 -or Thrrz' is morff In him ilzun Ihr I 'r' ryf' ran s'1'r. 5 .ga 'ah . :gg fn. X 1 . . g, Q f f , . imi. ,L 5 , 14 wah ..: ff '3- Q in -M 1 i 1' . ' 3 Jia ' 1 W 4.'f-. I K . iff lyk ' ,, 4' ,gi Auf, . .X u . ' fir I K i M ' - BERTRAM M. BEISIEGEL Bert Elflfflillfl 11.-' fl f'UlI1Ill1.N'.V nf'l'1ll1'. flass Scart-tary 3: Intramural Suftlmall 3. RAYMOND lll'llSll'1Gl'll', Ray .Yvrvr r-orrzplrlvly zlnu'n1'rl in rm argument. I,I'Zl.fll1ltll'S Vlulm 31 f'0lllYll6'flI'f'- ment l'sher 3: Junior Prom lfonnnittce 3. EDGAR l!0ltKlll'IS Bork .lust unnlher Jay 1l'llXft ll lllflly in xhulyirzg. Intramural llasketlmll I, 3, 4-1 Vhorus l, 3: Spanish Vlub i, fig Safety Patrol I, 2, 3, 4: Junior Play f'f7lllHllttl'f' 31 Junior Prom l'onilnitt1-0 3: Valminet 32 UNIX'- ier 2, 3, 4: Reveille 4. llARllAli.'X YV. llI'l'ILL .-lx r-hwvjflll ax ll r-hrixtmlrv Irer, Home He. Vluln l, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Vliorns l. 2, 3: Mix:-rl Vhorus 4: Girls' Intramural Sports 1, Q, fl, 4. it q J ,' ADRIAN V. HVRGIE Hlluggsu 4 .Vo man fx born irixr, num must by lwquirz' if. . ' M Tract 2, 3: Intramural Basket- ! A J hall 3, 4. X L f ,K L A 2 Q-9' JOHN BYRKOWITZ Johnny Niftiri' on fnp qt' Ihr u'or1t1.'.' HIJWARD BVRR lluc-k NlIl'llI'l' unrl fame muxl yn to- gffhvr. Footlmall 2, 3, 4: J. Y. llaslu-tf hall 2, fl: Varsity Basketball 4: Haselmll 'Z, fl, 4: lloys' Intra- murals I, Q, 3. .7 U iv,- , s ftl I X. ' X GWEXDULYX VASE f'asey If you see u whiz nn a horlrey field mfll knmr it'-e f'n.w' , v y ' y with Ihr .vlirk she zrielrl.-r. Girls' Activities l, 2, fl, 4: Spanish Vluln 2, 3, 4: Leaders' Vlulw 2, 3, 4: Junior Prom Vom- lllltt0t' 3: Junior Play Vomniit- tee 3: Rev:-ille 4: Valrinet 4 Girls' Sports Manager 4: Vom- mem-ement l'sher 3: Senior Ball Committee 4-3 Senior Play Vom- mittee 4. Q' K il Jl'NE CHAPPELL Her beauty is more than 'Kslrin 1l1'z'p. Latin lflub -2, 3, 4: Re-veille 45 Courier 4. DORIS FOOMAN Dori .1 IIVII' nuff' on fr1'1'l1rlll'1n'.v.v urul .vrlmul .vpiritff llanfl I, 21fiirlwiCliorlls I, 2, 4: Mixed Chorus l, 2, 43 Library Club'2,3:IA-afls-rs'Clulm'2,3,-1-1 Girls' Sports I, 2, 3. 4: lla-vvillv 41 Junior Prom ll0IlIllllll1'l' fl: Junior Play Conimittve 32 Senior Class Sports Manage-r 4-1 fl0IT1IlI0l'H'l'lIIl'IIt llSlli'I' 3: Sen- ior Play Committee 41 Senior Ball Committee 4. Ill'l'l'TY VOYKENDALL C0y'l Strong fr'1'ling.v rm' ilu' .whiff pi'r.voHr1l1'Iy fx maflr' vf. Latin Club II, 41 Sportsmanship llrotlu-rlioocl 43 Library Club I, -2, 3, I-1 .Iunior Play Comniittc-0 31 Campaign Managr-r 41 Iloe-key Club -2. 3, 4: .Xll-t'oun- ty llorkvy 'll-ani 4: Presiflm-nt of Roote-rs' Club 4: Svnior Play Couuuittvc- I-1 S4-nior llall Coru- llllltvl' l-1 Ih-vt-illo I-L .lunior Prom Conuuittm-c 31 Cabinet 4: Ilanal lg Conilnenm-nu-nt l'sller 3g Leaders' Club 3, 4: Courier 4. SYLYIA CLMMINGS Sis N1l'I'I'f as hm11'y,' .wmonlh ax ylrlxx. Latin Club 3, 4: lioveille, I'1flitor-in-Chief 4: .Iunior Prom Cornmittr-cl 33 Junior Play Committee' 3: Sportsmanship llrotberhoorl 3, 4: Library Club l, -2, 3, 41 Campaign Manager fl: S1-nior Play Conunittw 41 Se-nior llall Comiuitta-c 4. SALLY R. DPFRANCO Sal Tllwrf' :rum .VIJIIIIIIII-lly ulzoui lln' :ray .vlzw loot-nl uf u fwllu Ilmf muy lfrllx. Girls' .Kr-tivitif-s 2, I-I lmaclvrs' Club I, 2, 41 Library Club I, 2, 4: liirlw' l'llUI'llN I, 21 Mixt-ll Chorus 2: Latin Club 4: liv- wills- 41 lloote-rs' Club I-3 Ilovkt-y Club 4: Girls' Sports Managt-r I1 St-nior Ilall Com- niittm- I: Si-nior Play Commit- te-c 4: Bowling l,Q,'l'1N2iZRll'0tll Acazlcrny fl. gi , a t A N , 'VV4 M f I 1 1, ,J ROGER DICKINSON Hog Illfrf glafl In hurf law: your frivml, Rog.'A Class Pri-sirlc-nt I: Safety Pa- trol l, -Z, 3, 43 Couric-r 2, fl, 4g Rl l'lI EATON IIICLI-IN M. EDWARDS ultlltllicl' I'Irlrlic 4: Nhf' vhurlx her rourxf' f0Il'lH'1l' Th1'rnr1'Qf pffrxorzality isloyally. A f -'- Girls' Intramurals I, 2, 3, 45 - ' Courivr 4: Santa Monica High Home Ev. Club 3, I-9 Revz-ille 4. t School 31 Hooters' Club -I-. 151 V '54 i DONALD W. ENDERLIN l':IlfllCu H7101 ix .vo run' ax an A in Jzmf? Intramural Iiasketballg Intra- 5 I f fn- ,K it ! Q K .3 Managing Editor of Vourit-r 43 Class Trz-asllrt-r 31 Cabinot 3, 43 Vivo-I'rc-si1l1'nt of Cabinet 31 ltr-vt-ille 4: Sportsmanship Ilrotlu-rlioml fi, 4: Boys' Intra- murals 3, -1-1 Photography Club 43 Junior Play Committee 8. vfx K i 1 mural llama-ball. HP' 2 I JVNE FERNAAYS Her smile is like turning up a lamp. Home Ee. Club Q, 3, 43 Bowling 2, 3. PATRICIA FERRIN Pat Always busy, always merry. Chorus Ig Archery 1: Baseball 2, 3: Junior Play Committee 33 Courier 1-g Commercial Club 3. f DONALD FOSTER 'SDon Nature made him by an exact formula then she threw it away lso nn one else could copy itj. Football I, 2: Intramural Sports l, 2, 3, 4. 9 , .,., in ,fill Z ., ?, .,,. x f V' ff, f f 3 I 2.24 'J'-f,.?47' ,GU ' ' RUGER F. FRANKE siR0gii 'Vlzen day is done Then starts the fun!! Spanish Club 2, '11 Courier 3, 41 Reveille 4: Junior Play Com- mittee 3: Octet 3, 4, Boys' Chorus l, 2. 3, 41 Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4:Tra1-k 1, 3, 4: Junior Prom Committee 3g Senior Play Committee 4. , in '3- ya- . i'Q'X 4. N 1 ., vi L AT RICHARD H. Frmzs -'mf-k You FUN., IYIFIIXIIN' fI'it'VlIl.Yl1I-11 lrzifh a yarzlxlirlr. . Intramural Basketlmll 2, fl, 4. WILLIAM I . GAVICNS Bill Ag. Club ix .vnmffhing lilcefarnz- ing, only farming ix doing if. Ag. Club rl, 3, 4: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 41 Football 3. n X 1 NV I by .n 4,248 3 .. J ' .Q X Y . ,, .4 9 4 '55 ' . K. .1 K . 2 . ' :J A Y i 2 g V. A -. ROBERT FRONIIIULZICR K 'lb' i BARBARA CENT Bob'A ' - --. , v Barb Hob IIITFI' lrlx us lfrmzr lznu' nz IlI'l1 X N Ax silenl as a .vhazlouz lil' 1- '01f-H . A Q. Arr-he-rx' 3, 4: Bowln 3 4' Re-veille 4. , A K si' Conlnlc-nc-enlent l'shclr we X 1 J' K- 9 5 c .. 'a ui, 3 l- Q- tn . ,, J, f ' 5 V fl' rl if J if I DYYIG-HT GERBER Herb Herb ll'lll lm the lax! guy to lrt you floavz. Safety Patrol 1, Q, 3, 43 Safety Patrol Captain 43 Football 2, 43 Junior Play Committee 33 In- tramural Sports 1, Q: Senior Play Committee 4: Senior Ball Committee 4. l'lIARl,l'IS W. GORR Dutch Om' in a million. Football 41 Basketball 43 Ben Franklin l, 2, 3. YALHRIH NI. GRI'Il'IXHlI,L Val A Small voice is no! lhr sign Qf a Small hearl. Hflme EC. Vlub 2. 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Reveille 4: Fourier 42 l'ommcm'ement l'sher 3: Girls' Intramurals l, 1, 3, 4. ,KV r 1- . 'A 4 ili- GEORGE HALL Aftwr IJ long yearx of harrl labor ffm cuff 'fravk l, V A' QE . if V Z,. I Q 1 if '-,,f f 4' ,, ' :J ff f g l-,L -v. - X , ' , ' xi I DUITQLAS HANIPICI. Doug Thvrz' are three .vizlm lo wary .vtoryg lhc right sidr, Ihr zrrong xizlc, and my .x'1'llt'. Basketball 2. 531 Yariity Basket- ball 41 Traek l, Q3 Bowling lg Safety Patrol l, 2, 24. 4: Ag. Vlub 4: Vliorua IS: Junior Play louuuittei- 3. AVDREY HARRISON And Graceful as Ihc dip of a dancing flower. Courier 3, 4: Dramaties Club 3, 43 President of Dramatics 43 Junior Play 31 Junior Prom C'oiumittee 33 i'onimenc'ement l'sher fi: Spanish i'lub 2, 33 Girls' Sports 1, 2, 43 Girls' fhorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Reveille 4. 'fi 5-- MARY ANNE HASMAN It is sure to be a pleasure when she plans it. Junior Play 33 Girls' Intra- murals l, 23 Reveille 4. fp DORIS HENDRICKS They 1l0a't grou' them any szrreicr. Vommercial Vlub 3, 41 Leaders' flub 2, 3, 4: Reveille 43 Courier 43 Junior Play Committee 3. ,.. +5 . 7' . ,.-.V I, no If I N,- wv, , HOVVARD IIETZEL Howie Anzl panting firm' tvilwl ufffr him in rain. Intramural Sports l: Latin flub -Z, 3, 4, Photography flub 3, 41 Dramatic-s I'lub 3, 4, Junior Play 3: Junior Prom Vommittee 3: Sportsmanship Brotherhood 3, 4: fabinet 4: Courier 2, 3, 41 Reveille 41 Senior Ball fommittee 43 Senior Play 4. DONALD 1-2. urn' f-non When hr laughs, ire laugh loaf! Band I, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 2, 3, 41 Dramaties Club 3: Empire Hoya' State 33 Boys' fhorus 4: Mixed Vhorus 41 Boys' Uvtet 4: Football fig Iii-veille 4: Fourier 4. an-, Ss:T,.vf9e1Lgf'i, . 1 MARILYN HUGHES Maggie lcllfhllklidilll is the .sparkle in her eyex. Girls' Ar-tivities l, 2, 3, 43 Library Club 2, 3. 4: Fourier 4: Reveille 4: Spanish C'lub 2, Leaders' Club 2, 3, 4: Junior Play 3: Junior Prom 3, Hof-key I'lub 3, 4: Senior Play fommit- tee 43 Senior Ball Committee 4. ,ff ., M.. ELLSWORTH A. JOHNSON I zrax I'llfiUIlX, I got to knnzr her, I lilcerl her. Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 41 Safety Patrol 132,33 Football 4. E DONALD J. KALI-Ili f'lIARLI'iS ll. JUXICS nxippyu Thin uri' rmmy, runny hy .Ullllf mimi' hui IIT I'1Hl.f fnrgwf you. l mvotlxull 2, Il: .I.. Y. llzlwlic-tlulll :ig lhmil l. 2, Ii. 41 llauwe Ilan-l fl. l-1 Vhorux 33. 42 Uvtvl ll Junior l'rom Vomiuittm- Ill Junior Play Voriuiiittw- Il: l'l1otogrupliy Vluli I-1 Intra- mural Softball :L I,ul'lii Thr 1'1l.w'lA1.vf :ray Lv fllll'4l4I1.w' Ihr hm! rruy. Ag, Q, fl, I-1 Football 221 lntru- uiurulx I. 2. fl. l-. RUSH MARY KELLER Rosie IIerf x ll gal ll'h0'N ulzruys nm' .vtfp ahefrrlf Girls' Af-tivities I, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Vhorus 1, 2, 3, 41 Mixed Vhorus 3, 4: Pliotography Vlub 2. 3: Library Vluh 2, 3: Chet-rlf-:urls-r 3, 4: Spanish Vlub 25, 4: Leafl- vrs' I'lub 2, 3, 4: Sportaumn- ship llrotherhooil 3. 4 'Presi- ilvnt 411 Junior Play fig Junior Prom Il0IllIllllt1't' 3: VUIII- Illt'lll'l'lllQ'Ilt l'slu-r Il: lim-vc-ille 4: Fourier 4: llo:-ki-y Vlub 2. fl. 41 I'ouuui-rf-izilI'lulm2l:f'a1liim-t 4: Ruulvrsi Iilllli l-I Svlllur llilll 4.0lllllllIlf't'Q Senior l'luy Vom- mittee 4. fx, .1 Nff r5- 1-aw., I if . f f I fi lil ' . . i if. if RVTH KLICM Ruthie ll'1'ih II rrzfvlz to fry mul 0 zrill fo flu. fhorua '21 Junior Play Vommit- tem- Il: hlUIllIlll'l'f'l2Il Vlub 45 llevuillc 4: Vourii-r 4. M, ,W DORIS ANNE KNACK DeCle Pretty enough for Sunday best. Girls' Chorus 13 Girls' Activi- ties 1, 23 Photography Club 33 Junior Prom Committee 33 Junior Play Committee 33 Commercial' Club 33 Courier 43 Reveille 4: Senior Ball Com- mittee 43 Senior Play Com- mittee 4. DALE KREISER You nez-er can tell! Football 1, 3: Track l: Safetv Pail'0l 2. 3, 4: Intramural Sports 132. hi in! HENRY KIIIAWA Hank Imagination creates frolir. Ag. Club 2, 3, 43 Ag. Club Vire- Presirlent 4. 3- W 5. ng- H ALICE LADIEI' Kinrlness wins frienrls. Girls' Chorus l, Q, 3, 43 Dra- matic-s Club 3, 4. CAROL LINN Blondie The kind of a girl who nzalces it A vw, .3 easy for afella to be a gentle- BERNICE LUKE -. man- Faith conquers all! H Library Club 2, 3, 4: Chorus Junior Play Committee 33 ' Cfmmeffial Club 3, 43 Commencement l'sher 33 Re- ?-, urs . etivities l, 2, 3, 4: ' 'll 4, G' Leaders' Club 3, 43 Junior lm 6 if' V. Prom Committee 3: Junior 1 ,MN Play Committee 33 Hooters' in ' ' Club 4: Senior Play Committee 4: Senior Ball Committee 43 'W Commencement lfsher 3g I i A 3, , Hockey Club 43 Reveille 4. 1 4- fi N 3 3 , 1 , , 3 ,nb J , L 4 J 1 3 3 1 .g 5 lg, SV' NED LATHROP ' , His glance makes a girl look In if xi - lu'liC?.' 'V 1' M ' Baseball 1, 2, 3, 41 Spanish ' X5-v ' M Club l, 2. 1 V ft gp-in ' , bd , z 'Q' N. J if , C' ,jf 7' K. of J their f i V ., M RICHARD cz LVKE Tubby One might .say-a right good fellow. Jllflifll' Play 31 Junior Prom Committee 3: Intramural Sports I, 3, 43 Dramaties Club 3, 43 Photography Club 3, 4, 1244? V, Q 6, 7, v 7 V 4 x, , 4-1 C' rf' fy ff' fv Jl'NI'l NIARCIINICR Junii-H .luuir nuyhi Io liln' Ihr' firxl of llu' monfll lu'r'r1u.w' .x-l11 x xofolnl ry H1'll.v. Girls' Ac-tivities l, 2, Il, 4: Spanish Club 2, fl, 4, Lemlers' Club 3, 41 Library l'lul12, 3, 41 Girls' Chorus l, 2: .Iunolr I'roin Committee 33 Junior Play I 'om- mittee 33 Iteveille 4: Senior Ball Committee -I-154-llior Play I 'om- inittec 4. MARGARET A. MAYHACK Margie .-lxlcing her a question is like lfllfl-Hg your fnger out of the rlilfe. Girls' Activities I, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixerl Chorus 2, 3, 41 Library Club 2, 3, Learlc-rs' Club 2, 3, 43 Junior Play 3: Junior Prom Commit- tee 31 Conimencenient I'sher 31 Rt-veille 4: Courier 4: Ilot-key Club 2, 4: Commereial Club 33 Hooters' Club 41 Senior Play Comniittee 43 Senior Ball Com- mittee 4. NORMA Mc-GRATII Norm Ifx nite to be natural when yoifre naturally nife. Girls Avtivities l, 2, 3, 4: Irloekey Club 2, 3, 4: Leaders' Club I, 2, 3, 41 Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Home Er-. Club fl, 4: Reveille 4, Courier 4. I ff. 2 , . ... fa, . s .,' - , w V31 l .y .L r rm 5 V I V Q L, S MARIAN McGRI',AI. , '1, EW J .L ,- llrr .'lBl .v urn .biluuyx B0 , .-1' 9 V ' tw Chwrflzl. ,V Our Lafly of Mercy High Q Sc-hool l, 23 Home Ee. Club L 3, 43 Tennis 3. . I . ' Q.. N 1 - aw. F. - DONALD K. McKAY Don A good from ple for froshf Band l, 2, 3, 4: Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Boys' Octet 2, 3: Latin Club 2, 3, 4: Sportsmanship Brotherhood 3, 4: Junior Prom Committee 3: Football 3, 4: J. Y. Basketball 3: Baseball 3, 4: Intramural Sports l, 4: Reveille 4. ROBERT MICRZ Mort lf you wan! to see 905 don't look for it on a speedometer! Intramural Basketball 1, 23 Intramural Baseball 1, 2: Cabinetl. 21 WILLIAM NI-IVA Bill lVe'Il remember him as lhe Tommy Dorsey of lVeb.9ler. Band I, 2, 3, 4: Chorus l, 23 Cabinet 2. 1 C A -r Ox U 'Ab 3: Q 1 N 2' '25- .'g.. , 9s n ww NANCY ANN NICHOLS Naner As Iirely as a bare wire. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2, Library 1, 2, 4: Junior Play Committee 3: Junior Prom Committee 3: Commencement Lsher 3: Senior Ball Commit- tee 4: Senior Play Committee 43 Reveille 4. IAWIII-INKII I'.NNII'IN'l'U III-ILICN MARIE I'I-IIJI-ILI. Larry .Ix r'n1npIf'lr' ux rm 4'rn'yr'lnprrl1'rl. lim lllllhlllli lu Ihr fnlurl' lu'r'uu,s-r Latin 1-'uh Q' 3, 4: Innhsidmlt nf I, l'l 7 - IW , W-'I 'Ili ffl Latin Club I: Ilrzunatim Club V, 7,5 U f ff - rf: fmrus 1. 2, rx, 41 ii.-v.-iilv .ig .. Xqiiiim- Inatitute- l. 2. ii: Courier 2, Il, 4: Junior Play Nfl in y Varsity Ifoautlmzill I1 Yurxity I'Sl'IC'I':I11lUIlIIII4'IIl'Q'Illl'IlI Iislie-r - '51-', IV, lluskt-tlmll i. :s. exf- f I I it 5 MILTON NVGENT Nuge 011 Ihr' btlN1',llIlI4fit'llI, .Yuyr ix oulslanrling zrhilz' all thf' othrr frllax arf' rm! Vlllllllillfl. 'Aquinas IL Sufi-ty Patrol Q, II, -I-1 Intruniurzil Iiuskr-tlmll 2, fl, 4: Iiocmtlmzill HZ, fl, -I1 lliist-bull 2, 3, 41 hpunisli I lub 2. I' I Ol qv 1' I 'in EILEEN RAY Ilvhy .vhoulal shr zrnrry, xhr' run liriyhlvn up Ihr rlullefxf day. ' I . , I horns I. 2, .Ii Ilanrl I, Z, .L 4, Ihinm- llainal I. 2, Il, 41 Girls' SPUYIH I, 2. 3. I-1 Spanish Club 3, -I: lit-willv I-1 .Iunor Prom IQUIIIIIIIIIPI' fl. JACQCELYN RAYCROFT Jar-kia Life would not be life ul ull without delight. Our Lady of Xie-rry High School I: Revoille 4: Courier 2. 3, 4: Spanish Club '21 flirla' Intramural Activities 2, II, 4: Junior Prom Committee 3: Junior Play Committee 3: Li- brary Club 2, 3, 41 Routers' Club 41 Chorus 21 Senior Play Committee 4: Senior Ball Com- mittee 4g Commencement I'sh- er 3. 1-1-117 WILLIAM IIEIIIICII Bill Ilix grwfirig ix as zrurm us a pair of V911-fIUIl7IFl.Y.l Intramural Basketball li Ina tramural Softball I: Reveille 4. I A . 2 1 ,,. if I f J 5-1 Q .'.. ,Q , , .I,. I .. if it ' A qf.fvX1i'7 4 1 . J 1 frail-. f1.' .' REGINA III'lINIIARD'I' Reggie SIl'l'l'fVIP!4-V malrrs Ihr zrorld gn 'round. Spanish Club 2, 3, 43 .Iunior Play Committee 3: Junior Prom Committee 3: Reveille 4. ' vu 1..- 22 Q. DONALD RICHMOND Don Don is quite a sailor, S0 ireire heard! Intramural Sports I, 2. 1' NANVY RI'SII Nun Quirf mul l'lH'l'fll'fIAI', lm! IlI'.VflilH'4l lo flu My fllinyx. Girls' Vliorus I, 2, 3,41Spanisli Vluln fl, 4, Vomrne-rr-ial Vluli fi, 41 Imzulz-rs' Vlub 3, 43 Girls' Sports I, 2, fl, 4: Fourier 4: Ile-vs-illv I1 Nlixs-rl Vhorus 2, fl, I-. WICIIXICII S.XSSI'lNIIAI'SI'1N Qnirt mul lulcm lifa' easy bu! zrhwn he gwfx .vlarfwl Look Huff Bc-rgvn Iligll Svliool I: Intru- mural Ilaslu-tlmll II. I: Intra- mural liaise-lvall fl. 4- 9. Y 'l f 'Q LM Q ,f Q 1 'Q 'R. II. Sf'III'iERSf'HNIIIJ'l' Holi Iv1H'l'I'f4Il is flu' xpfm' :gf Iliff. Rf-veillv 41 Iloysi Intramurals 41 Ellison 'fr-r-li. I, QL Ironwlv- quoit 4. 6 at 'bf .,. J I - I . ,, , x fg ., v My ROBERT F. SVHEG Boll .Yo mullrr hnu' long or hnu' fur fi ix, hr' lrill yr! tlzrrv. faliim-t I, 4: lit-veillv 4, .Iunior Prom Vomniittez- 31 .Iunior Play IIUIIIIIIIIIPL' 3: Vl:-iss Presi- clvnt 2: Safety Patrol I, 2, fl, -I-5 Intrzunumls I, 2, 3, 41 Latin flub 3. .Cx i 1 1 NI.-XRGARICT SIIIIRNIER So full Qt' pvp amifzmf Girls' Sports I. 2, 3, 4: Girls' lihorus I, 'Zz Junior Prom Vom- mittec 3, fommerr-ial iilub II. WIl.I.IANI Sl'III.I'IGl'lI, Slugger Um' 1-anno! ulzrayx bf' a lze'rn'buf mir mn alzrayx bf a mun. Intramural Ilaslu-tball I, 4: -I. Y. Ilaslu-etball KZ, 3: Fmmtlmll -2, 3. 4: Intramural Ilasc-ball '21 'I'rar'k I, 2, 3, 41 .Iunior I'roin l'on1lnitte'e-II: Junior Play Vom- niittvv ill 54-nior Play Vommit- tee' 4: Sc-nior Ilall Il0IlIllIIttl't' 4, Volleyball 4: Reveille 4. 5- if ' DAVID Sf'IIRI'IIBI'IR Dave Preparrrl for pfflVIlx'.Y.l.l Intramural Basketball I, tl, 4: Travk I: Football il Latin Vluls II: Junior Play Vommittet- 3. 1 S by N . 5. K 'I 1 il?A1Jgi.2b - 'y r . af- -.' - u,sSS'v:. WAYNE E. SVYTT 'Sruttyi' Runners are marlv. not lmrnf Track -Z, 3. 4: Intramural Basketball I: Volleyball -2, 3, 4. r 4 'N- ,-. JQN P . -. qv ' X. x SYLVIA SEMMLER usi., Theres only nm' origirzalf Sportsmanship Brotherhood 3, 4: Spanish Club 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 4: Library Club I, 2, 3, 4: President 43 Courier 2, 3, 4: Editor-in-Chief 4: Junior Prom Committee 3: Junior Play Committee 33 Comment-ement lisher 3: Reveille 43 Cabinet Q, 3: Senior Play Committee 43 Senior Ball Committee 4. lll'l'l l'Y SlPl'l'Il, llfr .vmile ran nmlrr anyone happy. Basketball lg Bowling 2. fl: Home Ev. Club 2, 3, 4: Girls' Chorus l. 2, 3, 11 Mixed Chorus 4: St-xtt-tte Il, 4: Junior Play Couunittee Il, Junior Prom Conunittea- 3. J ff' r, ,gn ' 'V . my JAMES Sl'l'llCllER 'Zliiuuiyii We harenif anylhing rm him, buf :re have our xu.vpir'1'0rI-Y. Chorus 3, 4: Photography Club 41 Bowling l: Volleyball 21 Junior Play Couunittel- 3. if x 4 I q, .r ,., I C x 436' X W JEAN STEVE The xpurlrlr of her dimnonrl ix VIIfI'f'l'ff'Il in her 1'y1'.s'.' Courier 43 Commeneement lisher 33 Junior Play Commit- tee fl. qw. , 2.1 f, Vw A V V , CHARLES STRITZEL Charlie One word led fo another . . . Ag. Club 2, 3, 4, President 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Boys' Intra- murals 2, 3, 4: Junior Prom Committee 3: Junior Play Com- mittee 3: Senior Ball Commit- tee 43 Senior Play Committee 4. MARY JANE STRITZEL Stritz Her rersalility puts her on Iop. East High lg Home Ee. Club 2, 3: Library Club 2, 33 Com- mercial Club 3. 4, President 33 Leaders' Club 2, 3, 4: Reveille 43 Courier 43 Junior Play Com- mittee 3. Q 'Tw 'Wx , . 1 IRENE SLRLINE Laughing is myfavorite pastime! Bowling 1, 2: Junior Play Com- mittee 3: Home Ee. Club I, -2, 3, Bolleyball 2: Courier 4. i .9 'S . l p Siv- ,K x.'X ! W , BEVERLY ROSE SVVEET She lires a date-lo-dale e.r1'.vfenr'e. Dramatics Club 3: Commercial Club 4: Girls' Intramural Basketball 4: Commeneement Csher 3, Senior Play Commit- tee 4. A ff ff 4 c , y V I, X f Q , Ya jgz, 'E xg 2 K I aw L: ,,e:f53,, foliar ' i 1 We . ri .. 2. W T' 1 3 , , 2 7315 ' fu z-my ' L ' ALAN SWEITZER H.-xl Ax unassuming as a fir1'f'rar?lrc'r on the Fourth of July. Band l, 2, 3, 4: Chorus l, 2, 45 Spanish Club 2, 3, 43 Sports- manship Brotherhood 4: Junior Play Committee 3: Cabinet 31 President of Student Associa- tion 43 Tennis 4: Dance Band 2, 3, 4: Uetet I1 Safety Patrol l, 2, 3, 4, Reveille 4. J AC K TA PT Senator Ilappy-go-luflry from mp In toe' Intramural Track 1, 25 Base- ball l. - - 5, fe A il, , i : , 4 l-L BETTY TOTH Good things come in packages. Redlands High School, Red- lands, California l, 2. small lf. 'V Z, ALLAN C. TRCMBLE Trarmporlalion will nerer be a problem uvilh Alan. Photography Club 1. BI'IRNII'lCI'f VAN HUOYHR ll'orlr hard and your gains zrill be great. W M' Home ICP. Club l, 2. 31 Com- -? W .39 x I 1 f Q. 3 Wav' X I K .1-fp. KELVIN TIICKER Babe Pleasure before bzm'rzv.+.v. Intramural Baseball 1, 2: Base- ball 3, 4: Intramural Basket- ball l: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Foot- ball 4: President Class 3: Junior Play Commiittee 3: Junior Prom Committee 3: Senior Play Committee 4. meneement l'sher 3: Girls' Sports 2, 3, 4. ,45'. KATH. WEISENRICDICR Katie Dep1'm'lab1'Iify and Kalif' seem to be .vynonymou.v. Leaders' Club 2, 3, 4: Intra- mural Sports l, 2, 3, 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Danve Band 2, 3, 4: Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4: Sextet 2. 3, 4: Library Club l, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 2, 3, 41 Junior Play 3: Sportsmanship Brotherhood 3, 45 Courier 2, 3, 43 Reveille 4. mfg- , S i by fig,---. , s X' Q INIARGARET A. WELCH Lil1le Lady Look. Spanish Club 2, 45 Chorus 2. and XI If l' I VNI'Nll'l l' Xhnlp 111111115Il1HlVIgf0l1lI1IIlllfllhill! 18 m'f'r1m' lome P0 flulp 2 3 4 iuurcr 4 fnrls Intramurxl 5 4 lllNl sl WOOD I' ru x Ilrl ll Ill!! urtwlnun l me If U IX Wlllf ll Xlartx I 11 I qml IH Ihz VI 1 114111 l fl N url I f mr I 1 l l IOI' Ulllllll nl 1 4 L s Vllllllfl llrll I' u lx 'Z 5iIll0Y l I um tee 4 bemor Ball 1 ommlttee 4 7: 4' 9 10 ll 12 ll I4 1.1 lb lr 18 19 Q0 21 22 23 24 29 '26 24 28 THEY WERE l' xlun ll ix Dmgllt llc-rlrnr llc len I mlm Iune I happell James Becker Vhlllam Xexa Dorn C ooman Nlargaret 'Nlaxhaclx fun en K asv Betts 1 ox kenrlall Donald Nic hax Prlvsarrl Burr kudrex Ilarrlsnn Klan Sweltzer Irene Surlme Margaret Slnrmvr Douglas Hampel and Donald Huff Barbara C-ent Jackie Raxcroft Nlarx Lou Barker Dorn Ann knack Nlarx Jane Strxtn-l Rlchard Luke Roger Dxclunion Regma Re-lnhardt Rose-nmarx Ixeller Howard H1 tzel ld.IllfS Npelnller 26 4' . ., mu 2 ' 1 'r . 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Van Slyke, N. Bruinsma, E. VValker, B. Hendee, J. Andriesen, R. Baseh, P. Schutt, H. Pike, R. Wohaska. Third Row: M. Aneeaux, J. Frank, N. Grier, M. Steinorth, V. Hihner, R. linderlin, G. Hargarther, J. Battle, M. Ludwick. Second Row: S. Schrader, VV. Robertson, R. Belfiore, J. Butkiewicz, G Tygert, M. Mack, G Rein, J. Bevacqua, D. Smith, C. Hembrook. First Row: J. Sanders, L. Laubenheimer, R. Miller, W. Bea:-hner, S. Busch, D. Roberts, S. Abel, J. Frawley. JUNIORS Top Row: D. fasey, G. Elk, G. Emery. R. Feucht, R. Ward, J. Delsranc-0, R. Kleinhammer, L. Hasman, D. VVoods. Fourth Row: R. Taylor, G Basch, J. Schlegel, B. Strauhe, R. Dye, S. Hastings. B. Fordham, J. Giljam, M. Lynch. Third Row: R. Kuehel, R. Smith, M. Leisten, C. Hoffman. 0. Jones, S. Burnett, S. Yoyles, F. Mc-Alpin. Sec-ond Roux' G. Van Ingen, M. Johnson, W. Adler, R. Basch, P. Wright, R. Glllfff, D- 5f.8Ufl'9I', S. fooper, B. Judd. Firxt Row: G. Harrington, V. Martin, J. Fischer, D. Kresier, G Burdick, Y. Lewis, R. Smith, B. Layo. 0 . Y 1' N' 'sf Y x Top Row: J. Marcello, D. Frescent, H. Eaton, G. Smith, F. Kujawa, S. Leschorn, W. Schutt, K. Dorfner, E. Smith, R. Gibson, R. Perrin. VV. Auer. Third Roux' R. Kober, G Henehan, G. Coxforrl, G. Taylor, E. Martin, ff. Heiligman, J. Tomaino, W. Huberlie, T. Putnam. D. Stroup. Second Roux' Y. Benjamin, A. Kay, T. Martin, B. Herman, B. Basch. A. Wahle, J. Sayles, G. DeMay, M. Kaiser, B. Marsh. First Row: B. Pellett, L. Sr-haer, V. Kreiser, L. Sanders, P. Davenport, A. Tilling, B. Watson. F. Marquardt, G Coykendall, R. Glenn. LF? Top Roux' A. Warner, W. Doell, J. Mintz, R. Klaver, K. Lang. R. Welch, R. Derleth, J. Conrow, R. Schoff, C. DeW'itt, D. Walz, R. Dow L. Smith. Fourth Roux' l-I. Willer, G. Langdon, D. Hemming, J. Woods, T. Mf'Tighe, L. Young, B. Witt, T. Darling. N. Nix, W. Reed R. Stein, G. Smart. Third Rozr: M. Pugsley. G. Maltzalln. B. Hauser, M. Borlen. P. Burmeister, P. Baker. J. Gudat, fl. Beeker, P. Prinzing R. Mangus, P. Mintz. ff Spent-er. M. Anflerson. Sffllllti Razr: A. Yeager. S. Bowman. J. Nelson, if Burkowitz, R. Reeves, J. Vharles H. Gruflman, J. Mirlllletun. ll. MQ-rz, J, Parkinson. B. Wenzel. B. King. M. Billingtun, I. Preston. f1l'l'.Vf Roux' G. Mieiserirerler, P. llill B. Bristol, K. Kittlelre-rm-r, M. llarrisun. li. An-lrews. R. Sippel, M, Johnson, J. Feary, D. Williains, D. Morgan. SOPHCMORES 30 FRESHMEN Top Row: R. Johnson, R. Dolan, D. Tric-key, P. Warner, L. Levane, R. Brown, E. Vlifford, Barker, R. Schoff, G. Kingsley, H. Schnepf S. Phillips, D. DeBrine. Fourth Rout M. Brueck, E. Stibaner, I. Garver, L. Sanders, J. Dobbelaere. W. Mc-Yea, F. Worden, G. M2-90T1. R. Verkest, M. Granata, V. Obbie, D. Verstraete, R. Rauber. Third Roux' K. Ginnett, B. Smith, P. Jones, H. Luke, R. Nihoff, R. Sasaen- hausen, V. Andrews, R. Fry, J. Compton, J. Steepee, D. Scblegel, M. Vrayton. Semnd Roux' J. Nekon, M. Abel, P. Barnhart, D. Bailey, E. Aikens, M. Keller, B. Linn, R. Cumine, V. Hofer, S. Baker, S. Kilgras, V. Wetterman, T. Rosenbauer. First Roux' J. Witt, W. Dye, K. Minnema, M. Kuebel, D. Morgan. L. Szymusiak, J. Rissew, E. Berthold, B. Ward, B. Welch. Top How: T. Tarrlier, H. Hyman, F. Mason, G. Hevkman, H. Dittlrerner, L. Mottler, R. Boflen, G. Kunzer. D. l.al orc-e, D. Peters, L. Heaven, R. Dutton. Fourth Rmr: J. Mn-Kay, S. Boone, M. Farr, B. Stauffer, V. Basch, F. Morris, G. Davidio, B. Jayne, L. King, P. Vick, S. Baart, H. Bartholomew, KI Furber. Third Roux' A. Svutt. if Ryan, P. Luke, J. Kidman, lf. Rogers, H. Furhs, J. Shelley, R. Gerber, G. Dallas, V. Hook, M. Shafer, J. Powers, J. Hase. S1-cond Roux' V. Lor-hner, V. Panipinto, H. Alquist, V. Rayc-roft, F. Pike, J. Mclntosh, R. Campbell, J. Mcllurney, L. Heinsbergen, R. Pierson, S. Klem, D. Guerin. First Row: D. Rein, B. McGrath, G. Vonrow, M. Fiske, N. Sartoris, B. Reynolds, J. Madden, R. Kikta, D. Burnett, G. Holfmeier. ill yah- v- SEYENTH GRADE Top Roux' Il. Malkowski, N. Vander Mallie, J. Fromholzier, G Mala-ho, P. White, R. Ferguson. R. Yan Allen, J. Yolz, J. Bortle, N. Morley, E. Knight, G Toner. Fziffh Roux' D. Burke, D. Kittleberger, J. Maltzahn J. Tighe, M. Lasher, S. Bassage, B. Grove, E. Adams, F. Heaven, L. Stritzel, D. Kuhn, S. Montgomery. Fourth Row: R. Powers, S. Fosdiek, l. Sanger, W. Ward, D. Butkiewiez, F. Toombs, L. Young, A. Hudson, R. Dutton, R. Wilson, B. Ferguson, S. Wilson. Third Rout D. W'etterman, W. Hart, R. Holtz, VV. Ferge, E. Hall, G. Muselow, M. Brusso, L. Rurdiek, M. Sileo, R. Meader, J. Minwell, G. Hetzel, F. LaForee. Seemid R0ll'f J. Stritzel, Ii. Jennejohn, T. 0'Neill, G. Pitt, R. Davenport, D. Gibson, G. Morgan, E. Young, A. Luteyn, E. Pilbeam. Firm-t Row: R. Krompart, J. Hetzel, R. Tygert, N. Brewer, ll. Danby, R. Vasselman, J. Hase, J. Bulau, A. Duffy, Y. Vase. l FIGIITII GRADE Top Iffllll' R. Yan Geyten, R. Phillips, l'. l'tz. ll. Dallas, G. Mi-Farlin, li. Klan-r. l.. llerdenilorf, l'. Glennon, X. Seilvr, G. Sperry, V. llrusso, G. llurr. Iifflz lfozf: G Vonron. G Met- f-alf, Il. llorton, l . Witt, R. Frank, J. Luke, G Pinkney, J. Stafford, D. Herman, F. Speneer, D. Grulie, IC. Round. Fourth Hour R. Wood, L. Butkiewiez, J. Hilaner, S. Dow, M. Paeliarfl, R. Gnage, K. Sehutt, J. Svhafer, G. Kimmel, R. Whalen. Third lfozr: H. Jones, B. Neva, if Roberts, D. W'ood, S. Sr-hoen, D. Mevea, P. Speneer, S. Yaleove, J. W'ohaslca, P. Spa-ni-er, G. Hayslip. Sveond Rout: VV. Vole, J. Hogerman, P. Maslona, M. DeWitt, M. Szymusiak, D. Walker, G Gnage. P. Vooper, J. Evershed, G. Pellett. l z'r.vt Row: S. Hulierlie. L. Yorkey, G Hurley, S. Neva, G. fat- teau, G frunip, R. Klaver, F. Knitler. ay' .L rf .,. SIXTH GRADE Top Row: R. Hemmeriek, R. Witmer, J. Mayeu, S. Dragt, R. Vatteau, D. Neva, S. Sauer, A. Footer, A. Hook, W. Larner, I.. Preston, D. Kaiser, T. Anderson. I-'zfth Roux' if Rardo, T. Nelson, R. Johnson, R. Allis, R. Howell, D. Siegel, D. Vompton, R. Hargrave, F. Boone, 0. Day, R. Stahl, D. Hoc-kenlmerger. Fourth lfozv: S. Baker, S. Janaek, D. Gilmson, A. Rol- lanfl. L. Burr, S. Vurtiee, M. White, S. frump. S. Sweezey. J. Drake, G. Hain, G. Wadman. M. Merulla. Third Rnzr: M. Pike, D. Moore, K. Hart- man, M. Weisseharlel, I. Young, K. Mason, D. DuBois, R. Tiano, E. Bardo. W. Luke, J. Vrane, K. Holtz, R, Pg-llg-tt, Sfrond Roux' R, Minwell, G. Phillips, W1 Dell, l'. Alirams, R. Baker, R. Ilofer, I. Mills, J. Witiner, S. Vostieh. A. Papapanu, M. Fein-ht D. Hanielink, R. Drown. A. Salyer, K. Kittlelrerger. l'l1'f.S'f Rolf: R. Jones, R. Marr-liner, J. W'ood, I. Trurnlmle, B. Gibson. D. Maslona, R. Martin F. Pellett. A. Montgomery, G. Suther- land, S. Rareham, D. l'inkni-y, M. Vulligan, L. Hill. - w FIFTH GRADE Top Roux' J. Miller, J.Snyder, R. Feld- L hauer, J. IYitmer, J. Shoemaker, Dye, R. Hammann, D. Zornow, B Boehl, R. Hiler, L Lawrence, J Willis, R. Rayment. Fifth Roux' L Randall, R. Van Volkenhurg, D Koshney, Cf. Huscher, R. Miller, M Koester, M. Sullivan, G. Mayo, J Borkhuis, B. Vande, J. Brown, A Vole, L. Markell. Fourth Roux' D Stumpf, L. Norton, P. Heinsbergen .I. Yan Lare, C. Dickinson, G. Sher: rell, F. Bound, J. Ohbie, A. Ferge, S Mt-Guire, G. Tighe, D. Marquardt M. Burr. Third Roux' B. Allis, f' Bunrlschuh, K. Fromholzer, B.Tric-key T. Yalcore, B. Butler, Larner, S Jenkins, .I. Wilson, T. Mallen, A. Gil- jzun, N. Gentle, V. Fordham, K Maxim. Seeoml Hou-: D. Werner, W Reeves, R. Johnson, D. Szymusiak T. Yan Houten, B. Hvershed, T. Kuhn, B, Danlry, M. Day, D. Wooden, D Dr-Roos, S. Eaton, V. Hansen, I Michel, N. Rhner. First R0ll'f D 11...-a., u. wi1..,n, A. ix...-kenmg.-fl H. Fuchs, Y. Garnham, Y. Stritzel, H. Smith, D. Merz, D. Brogan, G. Tripp. F. Barth, E. Pilbeam. THIRD GRADE Top Rout: G. Bartle, IV. Hook, R. t'onrow, R. Bauer, R. Fisher, J. Wheaton. L. Freudenvoll, K. Whea- ton, R. Dinse, D. Sessler, F. Vape, Ii. Harris. Fifth Row: B. Yan Henwyk, T. Mr-Ilwain, K. Klaver, D. Young, J. Baker, R. Frank, D. Ivooden, G. Waflman. V. Bardo, G. Binggeli. T. Schafer. R. Pinkney, N. Antes, Iv. Pike. Fourth Rnzr: G. McGuire, R. Ahrams, N. Grimm, XI. Sherrell, H. Judd. D. Haggerty, L. Ruffle, P. Walter. D. Bliek, F. Marquardt. D. Hase, M. Mason, V. Ahrams, K. Beh, J. Spry. Third Rozr: J. Hunter, M. Mills, D. Ogi, J. McCormick, S. Trainer, R. Ross, A. Berlove, G. Gris- wold, J. 0'Dell, P. Lansing, D. Vinton. R. Ahrams, J. fostich, N. Metcalf, P. Draft, F. Houghtoling. Second Roux IC. Sassenhausen, D. Mc-Vormick. B. Bulau, T. Stumpf, D. Cushman, E. Spencer, E. Hatt, J. Barnhart, . B Q Brogan, J. Everitt, M. Tygert . 'Si Bassage, J. Hall, D. Housser, . Schnepf. First Roux' J. Kittleberger, P. Szymusiak. G. Robertson. R. Ever- shed, G. fonley, G. Elmer, L. Holt, G. Root, E. Lindberg. 1 y FOI'R'l'H GRADE Tnp Roux' P. Haley, W. Groell, D. Sweet, P. Spaulding, N. Sweezey, V. Hills, K. Newton, G. Stanton, J. Yemlel, H. Klaver, M. Yan Geyten, D. King, 0. Klaver. Fifth Row: R. John, L. Leisten, M. Gentle, J. Ah- rams, V. Vlark. T. Burnett, L. Clow, J. Antes. R. Surline, B. King, Cf. Hig- ley, B. Powers, S. Lyng, R. Barber. Fourth Razr: L. Hoesterey, M. Nelli- gan, A. Henderson, D. Wright, I.. Mottler, S. W'allenhc-ck, J. Lohman, H. Walker. A. Lasher, B. Swan, D. Nagle, J. McW'harf, R. Sutherland, D. Bowman. Third Rout A. Pinkney, R. Robinson, K. Ross, S. Frelier, D. Dorr, S. Putman, W. Grove, J. Spence, D. Hazell, J. Kimmel, G. Martin, F. Burr, M. Schultz. Seeoml How: T. Migliore, P. Krummer, M. Preston, J. Wohaska, M. Huherlie, P. Hohn, D. Scott, H. Hess, R. Holtz, R. Jones, IV. Wright, J. farnell, G. Ferge. First Row: M. Jennejohn, B. Tiano, D. Davis, M. Yan Hoover, P. Farnham, J. Autovino, J. Taft, S. Rayment, A. Feucht. SHVIJNIJ GRADE Ihli limi: S, Illvolt, G, lmliiiizirl. J. Kf'llll,1i..hHtQAN.ll.I,1HllIA',lJ.N121-Yf'lL D. Hart. J. King. V. Fallc-sen. Il. Haf- ner. N. Vaudle, N. Reed. lfzftflz Rrnr: S. Drake. J. Foster, J. Pattison. J. Migliore, H. Spf-nee. J. lfeior-li. P. Middleton. D. Semmler. G. Anderson. l'. Melt-alf. G. Lil-eione. li. llapp. lfnurflz lfzmx' li. Vogt. R. l'llli. J. Xvlll- lenbeek. R. Elmer. A. Morgan. li. Gate., D. ilf'Nll l'l1'll, J. Day. li. Row- man, L. Smith. D. Hegenian. Thin! Hozr: S. Hahn. M. Weis, D. Jenkins, M. Vande, lf. Wright, L. Varr, S. Allen. N. Neill, S. Hendee. S. Baker, J. Hartman. A. Piehone. Stroud Hair: li. Kittleberger, V. Bundsr-huh, B. liggert, S. L4-Tarte, G. Reeves, V. Ruf'He, S. Sutherland, ll. Hook, V. Magnuson, .l. Snyder, H. Klaver, V. Hamel. fin! ITIIIII' D. De-George, ll. Kowalski. R. Hardo, W. llanfen. ll. Witt, J. Stritzel, Pl. Fur-hs, M. Auto- Vino. I-'I RST GRADE Top Rmr: J. Middleton, M. Hunrl- sr-huh, R. F-hermer, V. Stanton. J. Dunham, A. lvhite, T. Short, l'. Davies, K. Kimmel, IT. Stanton. Flfllz Razr: K. Madden, V. Bird, ll. De- Minek, V. Lauer, V. Derrenbaf-her, P. Yan Gysel, D. Mottler, V. Allen. E. Hampton, B. Keefer. Fourfh Hour' A. Vole, P. Hill, G. Hartman. Wi. Sage, D. Gentle, J. Vrane, J. Engel, V. Wheaton, L. Richmond, M. Baum- barger, V. Vendel. Thirrl Roux' D. Keilon, D. Norris, J. Sehleifer, D. Baxter, N. Moore, R. Freudenwall, Y. A. Sehwind, D. DeGeorge, B. Herman, H. L. Jennings, T. Reitz, li. Abrams. Seeond Row: G. Youngblood, M. A. Prell, T. Bowens, L. Heiden, J. Montgomery, K. Sisson, R. Hough- taling, V. Walters, V. Wallenbeek, D. Andrews, S. Vurtis. First Roux' R. Robinson, R. Lansing, R. Schneider, J. Bundsehuh, G. Kobus, J. Peek, M. Sweezy, G. Pooley. Floor: J. Rraman, D. L. Middleton, D. Garnham, S. Romano, R. Davis, D. Gentle. J. Harrison. KINDERGARTEN Top Roux' L. Yan lngen, H. Smith, X. Leary, Nlrs. L. Smith, R. Nialkowski, V. Allen, G. Biesenbaeh, B. Brogan, P. Middleton, V. Hughes, H. Hilfiker, W. Freeman, J. Vhamberlain. Second Rolf: P. Hewlett, D. Davis, M. Rich, M. Krompart, D. Grove, J. Tennant, V. Barry, P. Goodwin, R. Dell, L. Mayer, J. Vaudle. First Rout D. Williams, D. Perry, J. DeW'olfe, D. Ferge, L. Donaldson, E. Maisel, G. Hayden, D. Parker, D. Keim. KINDERGARTEN Top Roux' R. Bartold, T. Klauss, W. Ripperger, P. Roberts, Mrs. A. Huh- bard, R. Wood, T. Dinse, E. Snyder, T. Holtz, T. Pellett, VY. Hatt, G. Lehr. Second Roux' B. Humphrey, R. Vlieisen- reder, M. Finn. R. Vimino, L. North- rup, K. DeWitte, Y. Frawley, R. Martin, M. Lyng, H. Hafner. First Rout 5. Wadman, P. Bills, M. Stram- menio, Sage, S. Kemp, S. Halbert, J. Wahle, M. Keller, J. Thomas, R. Tyuan. '54 ts 52 L- QMN 42130 .gc ,I . aw g x-,Q I 75 A if I 4 X ?Q37 Qi Q69 33 , 11 6 J27'4 m 5232? ZAXD QQ E Asif' jMBi ,23x V . R. K'-axxkcr. S YY Y '. U, fnxxxxxzxxx V M1 Y XVQEYYY K Va. Hx-xxxka x UR A X fer. Yzxxkev. ENX O eflgxlxf, xx. qv, Right: YQ. N H XL fxnvqixxxy K .Mr rg XR. Bottom DE cx-X EERLE P X OXX N XX XTX xx X T H Vv Xsxxx Ya NN xx Mrk X Xxx xxx 9. NI PRSXT xx xxx xx xxxd X N X O SU 'fox 30 Q s ' ff ! '- Q Q , xxix 1 xe ' -Riu-1x1.+'uxe.+,xx-f 1x.r.x4v-'+ff-N-fwxfxv FW R-1 1 4 Q. . 1 :mx.L. 51 fx-4, ', X1 rv. 5 . , A' -ecxx. Top Row: J. DeFranco, E. Burr, R. Kleinhammer, E. W'ood, L. Panipinto, C. Gorr, J. lfarcello, T. Tardier, R. Nihoff Third Roux' Coach Herbert Hatt, J. Martin, J. Basch, W'. Schlegel, D. McKay, D. Hegedorn, K. Tucker, VV. Frawley, W' Schutt. Second Roux' R. SchoH', D. Gerber, BI. Xugent, L. Heaven, G. Kingsley, 0. Jones, R. Klaver, D. Dow. First Row D. Hemming, J. Tomaino, F. W'orden, R. Bowden, F. Heaven, G. Mason, G. Coxford, R. Rauber, R. Stein. FOCJTBALL Mn. H1-:RB1-:RT HATT Coach SCHEDULE Webster 1 2 Clyde . Webster 39 Dansville . Webster 6 Irondequoit Webster 13 Brighton . Webster 13 Fairport . Webster 14 East Rochester Total 97 Total llllfrll. :11ul 11111 Wim illlll llfi lmu-5 ugzxinxt IIHII-lt'2l5jll1' if-111115. l 111' ilu- N1-f-w1111l X1-z1r lll :1 row ilu-5' W1-rv f-f11111ly f f Vllillllllllrllx. ISV l11r111111 lllli tru-lc lllt'VLl'211lll l1-11 1111 ilu- lI'UIbllY. illlil 111511 fll'T'lll2llll'Ill 11411-1-5511111 of 11. 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Ill ilu- lmr-lific-l4l lu- slmwc-rl il SliiI'llIlgj army of 'A llc-gm-1l11r11 ut qllurlm-rlmeu-k. FI'2lWlt'j' z11ul l,l'FI'2lIlf'f1 at l1:1lv1-s. Zlllll 'lwlIl'lit'Y' 111 fulllmzu-li. R1-lu-X'i11g1 ilu-so wc-1'v D H , . 1-,x1x11xf S1-l11lll:11ul I :111ipi11lf1. licsifle-tlu-se-l11-l'41111ul lll2lllf'pl2lf'0I'S wl1 fl w1111l4l lu-lnu-li lf15l:1r1u-Xl yn-2112 .Xll-1-f11111iy llll'll W1-rv lhlu- II1-111-1lf11'11. l'lr11u-YYr11ul,11111l.lf1l111 NI:11'li11. aa' .12 f'9 , . Q-,yy ' I-.lN, .U11111 r 7C .l CU XQ' Qs . 5 Hi! fb .,,, ,Mlul ,ZS X 1 'U QE? Y . , ' f 22.11. au, .si e, Outszde Row C Pampmto R Klemhammer, L. Heaven, R. Rauber, P. Mangus, H. Dellas, G. Mason F Worden G Coxford R Kober G. Kingsley, T. Tardier, D. LaForce, R. Abbott, 0. Jones. Inside Row J Basch D Hempel B Eaton, C. Gorr, E. Burr, J. DeFranco, L. Panipnito, L. Levane, M. Lynch W Schutt J Marcello J. Vee Managerg D. Hemming, Equipment Manager. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Webster Brockport Webster Williamson . Webster Brighton . . Webster Fairport . . Webster East Rochester Webster Spencerport . Webster LeRoy . . Webster Irondequoit . Webster Brockport Webster Brighton . . Webster Fairport . . Webster East Rochester VVebster Williamson . Webster Spencerport . Webster LeRoy Webster Irondequoit . Totals Totals . Varsity-8 wins, 8 Losses Mn Ronsm HUBBARD Junior Varsity-7 Wins, 9 Losses Mn JAMES Smrn Coaches 38 After a slow start, a green VVebster Varsity came through to make its presence felt in the second-half county loop race. Coach Jim Smith whipped together a fighting team, which lacked only height. The team featured only two seniors on starting five which gives hopes for having an excellent team next year. The team truly represented YVebster by never giving up however big the odds were against them. Outstanding among the players to graduate were Kelvin Tucker, Eddie Burr and Larry Panipinto. Two underclassmen whose performances caused opposing coaches' eyes to open in surprise were, Bill Schutt and Louie Levane. All the fellows did a bang-up job and should be congratulated. All-County mention was given to Babe Tucker, Eddie Burr, and Larry Panipinto. The Jay-Vee's, made up of underclassmen, showed some fine material for future Varsity teams. Though their record was not great, they showed aggressiveness and Willingness to learn. ELLIOT YVARREN JI a nager KELVIX TVCKER Captain NTI? ,fi gs ,015 saw., ...L Top Row D Crescent R Klelnhammer L Heaven R Rauber L Pampmto L Levane G Kingsley Middle Row K Tucker D Hege dom H Eaton C Gorr E Burr IN Lathrop J DeFranco Front Row Mn HERBERT I-IA'r'r Coach The 1949 edltlon of the VVebster baseball team started where last vear s team whlch tied for the tltle but lost the play off game to Irondequolt left off The Rldgemen 1n their fourth year 1n county competltlon under Coach Herbert Hatt fielded a good team mth only three of last year s regulars mxssmg The only change 1n the mfield was first base the berth vacated by all county Gary Hegedorn after last season Behmd the plate for the thxrd year was veteran lNed Lathrop a 395 hltter for the last two years The pltchers and outfielders took the greatest loss bv graduatxon Mllt Nugent was the only weteran left from last year s mne Coach Hatt bullt his pltchmg stall' around veterans Babe Hegedorn and Babe Tucker and freshman prospect Bob Rauber The V5 ebster nme fielded a vsell balanced and vsell coached team Yll'llCl'l gawe all thelr opponents stlff competxtxon CN THE DIAMCND .8 .M Q, . iw P. 'Mingus Ii. Ninos' F..Worden,'0. Jonesi Ii. Abbott, W. Schutt. ' S S s , v - Y ' a A . f 3 9 ' 0 Top Rmr: J. Tomaino, G. Mason, P. Jones, J. Steepee, V. Raycroft, R. Franke. Fourfh Row: D. Schreiber, L. Panipinto, R. Stein, H. Mason, F. Wordon, H. Sc-hnepf, G. Langdon, D. LaForee, C. Stritzel, H Hetzel. Third Roux' R. Mason, R. Klaver, F. Mason, R. Gibson, B. Beisiegel, R. Dickinson, H. Dellas R. Ward, R. Feuc-ht, M. Lvneh, ll. Straube, R. Pierson. Sevond Rmr: D. Rurke, V. Jones, YV. Schlegel J. Has:-h. W. Schutt, E. Wood, R. Van Geyten, G. Burr, D. Roberts. l 1'r.s-I Rmr: F. Heaven, G Hofer, R. Pounds, L. Maltzahn, D. Kuhn, J. Tighe, L. Stritzel, M. Silvo, G. Morgan, F. LaForr-e. B C7Y'S' I N TIQJAIM U R TRACK v v SOFT BALL A,L Top Row: B. Mason, R. Glenn, R. Ward, B. Straube, H. Dellas, R. Klaver J Del' raneo Second R011 W. Sf-hlegel, J. Basch, VV. Schutt, C. Jones, WV. Scutt, H. Eaton, R. Roberts First Rou I Hill M Lynch, J. Tomaino, G Stritzel, 0. Jones, P. Mangus, K. klttleberger 'L L irfffi ,resign ' N . T' ir f Ok s- qw M xblf In EE? M A TENNIS IPXXN flfmr IJ Nl lxu 1 I' OU Ilfflll UH ln lx kc xx e r Dow VS Scutt D Schrelber Pt m WY Izrst Hou T una Beachner -x S flhnfr I 15 urlw ludrd I N H 4 fl' I I 'uf' III fl I L L nutfn f 1 nl uf :ll x 00 GRADE BASKETBA W I IQ T 'A-ve' ' 4 1 an 44 . . '--vlg Ure' ARCHERY .qffllIlI1.Ilg.' V. IIil:nz-r, .I. Nelson. S. Klvm, D. Burlu-H. -I. II:m-, I.. Selmer. Nilfinyf: Il. G4-rlwr ll. I'llll'llS, V. lfurln-r. V. Nlnrris. IC. Rugvre. II. Kiktu. IX'll1'l'lI4!Ifj.' II. linlwalrfls, N. Nix, B I'l0I'4IllillIl, .l. .xIlllI'll'Sl'Il, .I. I,tIIllN'lQl1'I'4'. GIRL 'INT BOWLING 00 O65 Top Ron 'N Rush C Dellas N Sartorls D Baxlew J 'VIcBurnew S Cooper NI Mack Y Illhmr C Hxrrlngton 'NI Ixeulul NI Welch Thzrd R011 B Ward C Lnnn R Rcmhdrdt S Burnett I lhnuleo X Creenhlll I Rum I Sanders I' Mrk I farxer 'NI -Xndrlesen .I Hargdrther Suomi Hou S mhrdder X Ixdx B 'Nidrsh B Cent P Burmelster 'NI Boden BI. farr J. Woods I'.. Stlbaner I. I lljam I. Mclxay f.. Burdick. 1'l7'.S'f Rout M. BlIIll'lgt0Il B. Sipple V. Lewis M. Johnson J. Sanders L. Sanders Cmreiser I. Preston B. Wenzel D. Smith. Top Rau-: J. Raycroft, R. Enderlin, R. Gaiter, J. Eidman, J. Marchner, S. Baker, J. Sayles, M. Harrison. Serond Rau? R. Reinhardt, M. Anceaux, B. Hauser, H. Bartholomew, Bart, C C E R C. Yerstrate, G. Vase, f'. Baseh. First Roux' C. Hoffman, C. Rein, B. Jayne, V. Tygert, B. S O Welch, T. Rosenhauer, B. Wenzel, J. Parkinson. , . . f i . f 3, 4' 4 gl Q A fx ,f .. v ,r AMURAL 'np Rolf: X. Nif-hols. S. I,l'l'll'illll'0, R. Koller, B. Linn, ll. Sweet, J. Fisher, D. Guerin. l z'nl Razr: Nl. Harker, .l. Raye-ruft, ll. llauser, Nl. .Xnc-eaiix, M, Stritzel, N. Rush. I V C L L E Y B A L L ,.A 4 . . K l T7 U X ,X f A'-X ' ' Y .X , .N , ' i .. F 1 S of fi v- ' Xl r .., ..-A--we-fe-w e f' A HQWVQQT i' M.. Yi X - . W Q1 5 'ef 1 .. .- :fl , ANY.,- ' ,AAW3t,,,,,.. , - ' l ...e 1 : 'i11, ---...-.- X ., Q' - Nw 3 we 1? 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L 51' . .114 ' Iva, 'Clif' .' .I'I1f,f 1 1: j: 1111 ' .I1 N11'K,11', . lfrlyfrly l',41ll'flH' 'F I 'i A ' YR 1 M1s.'1'1.- 3 -,A ,1',. I 1 - I-.RIN JA R1 R -: 1 1 1 -1' ' 1 ' ,1 5. .1- .1..,1 '-11,1-, 1-.1 1- K 4' ,Lhwv-XL. Fix XRS, 5.31313 .-1. 11. . 1f1 -- -2 .- .-1 hLx1,1'111V' 1 1.1--1-11 .1 XESX' ' 1. 111111 A-1 '1' JK ' 'A H1 -155' R11 '.-1 - fi S 11. 1 tbl. 1 V A 1 . - , 1. - ' c 1 ' . ' 1, 3 ' v 1 - Q.. I f rg ,. 1 - . - A T, ir L, 1g I k ., L - . , - z . . A - , A , r - , , 3 A - r ,- 1. ' , ', ' - ,.' x 1' 7,1 I 1 X 3 , x x ,L 'X V Q- 1 A ' . XXX -it Q, D . MR. Eval-:NE DEVVITTE D 1're'1-for fl 'iii ff! 14: if .wx 'V 2 H 1 ,Nm-an ' . A - E W f f'4H S Top Row: G. Sperry, R. Holtz, P. Jones, R. Davenport. Third G. Pellett, F Hoffmeier, D. Rein, C. Burkowitz, P. Warner, J. Steepee. Second Row: R. Gerber M. Leisten, D. Glenn, J. Mc-Kay. 101.7-Vt Rauf: D. McKav, K. VVeisenreder, M. I Harker THE DANCE BAND ,H , 1-N . .- '. -.. , -. .. xw. rv '.'....U'xr DN 1 50 M. Baflw' f 2 5 ii ' hh 150 . , 0 0.1700 OG, nth ,d I. iv it ur Vx! ' Y. -nfvvq MW' Top ILOIFI AI. Harker, C. liaseli, S. Rarlier, K. Wieisenreder, G. Maltzahn, B Fordham, N. Nix, H. Bartholomew, R. Hauser, B. llarsh S. Leshorn. E. Stiluaner, M. Carr, J. Giljam, J. Woods, H. Willer, J. Mc-Kay. Flfth Rozr: H. Pedell, M. Boden, J. Gudat, C. Spencer C. Morris, M. Aneeaux, M. Steinorth, B. Buell, M. Keller, C. Furher, C. Ryan, Y. Benjamin, C. Obhie, A. Kay, M. Anderson, A. Seutt S. Boone. Fnurih Ifmr: R. Gaiter, Y. Greenhill, M. Kaiser, J. Dobbelaere, S. Schrader, W. Robertson, A. Harrison, B. Bristol, P. Yiek M. Crayton, J. Frank, J. Battle, R. Gerlmer, B. Pellett, P. Barker, G. DeMay, J. MeBurney. Third Rout C. Baseh, G. Dallas, M Johnson, E. Rogers, B. Linn. L. Sc-hear, A. Tilling, J. Sayles, A. Wahle, M. Harrison, R. Sippel, H. Fur-hs, M. Abel, D. Cooman, Y Martin, L. Sanders. Srfmul Ron-: S. Cooper, C. Rein, N. Mt-Grath, C. Wetterman, S. Baker, H. Sartoris, P. Davenport, I. Preston R. MeGrath, li. Wenzel. K. Minema, G. Guerin, R. llelfiore, N. Rush, C. Tygert, M. Blaek. First Roux' M. Killington, J. Sanders R. Keller, R. Kikta, li. Sippel. C. Hemlmrook, Y. Morton. R. Smith, M. Mayhaek, H. Berthold, B. W'ard, B. King, J. Parkinson, H Jayne, D. Morgan, B. Watson. THE GIRLS' CHORUS THE sExTET swei J.BarUf'M' B. K ' , ' 'jenfederi Q. Rein, lx' xx Sghnsoit Keller. seeretary. Blinstrel Show, and PTA Meetings. This year an evening Christmas program xx is initiated in whieh the grade operetta and thc High School ehoruses were presented: this inno yation proved a very sueeessfnl venture. In the early part of April the Girls' Chorus traveled to Hilton to partir-ipate in the Monroe County Yo: il llusie Festival. Late in the spring the girls joined with the boys' group to present their Annual Spring Conf-ert where their smooth blending of tone was enthusiastically reeeiyed. Miss Virginia Miithey. the direetor, was almly assisted in manag ing the details of the pulrlie appearanees hy the oflieers of the Girls' Chorus: Marv Lou liarktr president: Jane Sayles, lilmrarianz and Rose Mary The smooth harmony of the Girls' Sextet wzs heard at the Christmas program and the Spring C oneert as well as other oeeasions sueh as tht J County Danee llay Day, the Wiest Wielnsttr 2 f' fJI'gIiilliZ0li with Iirnc-st YYoorl as pri-sirlcnt. .Xlun SWL-itzor is scvrs.-tary. ami Vhurlcs -IUIIUS as lihrurmll. thv Boys' 'horns SWUIIQ into ai sin-f-cssflil ye-nr' of Slllgllllgf, with tho argfcst buys group c-vcr. Ill1IIliJl'I'iIlg.l' 544- Im-111114-rs. I mlm-r hm- 1lirc-viinli of Miss Y irgfinm Withc-y. thc' f'llUI'll5 insult' hrc-0 pulmliv appm-urzuir-1-s. f'ilI'i5tlIliiS mul Spring: progrzmis Il W 1-hftm-r' ami :1 fiflllllij' NIIISN' Fl'SiiX'2il at Hilton. Un in-sv nr-rzuimls, ilu- lmxw also 'uiuul with ilu- ffirlr in El I . 1 . . P' XIIXNI flmrus to 11114-rm-t lIltl'I'i'SilIli' 2lIT2lllLfl'llll'!ltS of q . Y' 'IZINSII' :mil inmlm-rn Illllsltt Thx- liuyh' Uvtvl 1-1111-rtuim-fl lllilllf' pmplm- wiili Hn-ir 'plritwl flinging on pruggmins IH'l'Sl'Iltl'1l lay thi- l'. 'l'. A. fruupf. W1-fl W1-lntcr UI'QIilIliZilii4JllS, zunl thi- YY. U. 5. T nl' ffm,-4 It ' - Fr . J, N Mafllm, D . 1 nr . hm-1 ffmlus- Rm-n, G, WP 'tlllIl'lltS. lf. Ixnlmr, D- ISf'HI'f,dpr, Rl K Hufilf. ' .viiI'f1,f'. 11.1 rn BOYS'OCTET THE BCYS' CHORUS Twp Ifmr: V. .Imu-N, IJ. Nlvliuy, Il. Wmuly, li. Frnlikc, ll. Huff. R. Sf-huff. R. Hinge-Ili. R. Dow, X. Sw:-itzc-r. N,-1-mul Ifmr: R, Harris. R. H1-ikir1'k,.l. I,Q'I'xI'illl1'H, li. Klum-r. li. Wzlrfl, ll. Sh-in. J. Spa-if-lu-r, li. Kula-r, XY. lin-ml. firxf Ifmrf G. Yun lngvn, l', .lnm-N, H. WL-N-firm-111-r, Y. Ruyvruft, H. lhlnruw, G. lluffim-if-r, ll. Rn-in, J. Sh-4-pvc-, YY. Hub:-rliv. f ii i 2 ig 2 ' ' 5. T Q . 2 E5 if 1 A --a - x 5.9 4 iff . N. -wi? Mus YIH13lXIxXYl11 1,I'I'L'l'f17f SENIOR PLAY VVe have done it again this year. In spite of sickness among the members of the cast and the usual obstacles, we managed to present a super comedy. The ticket sale for Happy Holiday was record breaking. Under the able direction of llrs. lNIarian Powell, and with the helpful hints of Audrey Harrison, the seniors presented their play much to the delight of a capacity crowd. The audience laughed spontaneously over the ludicrous antics of lNIargaret Mayhack and Howard Hetzel who were cast in the kid sister and brother roles, while Rose lNIary Keller portrayed a dissatisfied and unhappy young lady who finally found happiness and cheer in her own family. In the role of an ambitious brother, Donald lNIcKay played an important part in bringing his sister and her boy friend, Robert Scheg, together. A. Harrison, Student Directory Mrs. Mari on Powell Directorg M. Wyand, Prompter. As Doris Cooman displayed her acting ability in the role of a kind understanding mother with a soft heart, Donald Huff added comedy to the presentation by his portrayal of a Republican grand- father. To make the play more American, these were the town gossips, June lNIarchner and Betty Coyendall, and the friendly cop Edgar Borkhuis. Sig VVe all wish to extend our heartiest' thanks to those people who a9319..R SO worked behind the scenes to make this play a success. . beg. S el' 0pldAb U,-D . MDX -HJG Conte '1fe11eG galL M M ' COO' ayb ,-. A fffnrwl .Vg mall, back J Hu .lug 1.01111 Clap ., B ol-lrlzmb. in U80 M. Gtzel KI , O , t law- . . - H. wttle, lfxtrgube, F Ilrlt-0. I, -gtlltirren P . 11,18-or I . Soh -in r u .I U N I O R P L A Y C 11-,vi lgoufrpv Rob . 7I1PPrt2rt.: S,,.0n f- .1 'f Ro OIIHSQHI G, , i Rolsoft-Irggen' R 4 l ,ff 1 - , Burn- . bhot Ott t R 1 t, -1 nrfh, 411. ZHLVVHC ' r-pauxf l7tin't 'l'altt- My Pt-tiny. writtt-n hy Xnnt- Vtiultt-r Martt-ns, gavt- tht- t-lass nt' 19.30 a t-hant-t- to tlisplav its tht-atrit-al talt-nts antl t-tp-opt-rativt- spirit as tht- Junior Play rang tht- ht-ll tit' sllt't't'SN this spring. With t-harat-tt-r parts furining tht- havkhtnit- tml' tht- prtrtlnt-titnn. st-vt-ntt-t-n stutlt-nts lnatlt- np tht- star-stntltlt-tl t'2lSt.1't'Iltt'I'lIlg.fElftlllllll tht- trials antl trihnlations tif tht- l'rinf,rlt- fkllllllf. avcragt- .Xint-rit-ans. l't-nny lfarolyn Tygrt-rti. playing tht- part tif a mm'it--strut-k sixtt-t-n yt-ar ultl. was snpportt-tl hy Sally l.ltran liattlt-I. a vhiltlhtmtl at'trt-ss. now turnt-tl lnaitl. The llllIIlUT0llS tt-inpo was st-t wht-n Mtmnsit-ur Ht-nri ttilt-n Yan IIlgIt'Ill antl his thrt-t- attrav- tivt- intmtlt-ls rusht-tl unto tht- stagt-. Tht- appt-arant-0 of Kt-rry fllavitl Huht-rtsi, Pt-nny's htiy frit-ntl. with Grt-gg tliogt-r Xlllltlttl, tlrt-sst-tl as Kt-rry's girl frit-ntl. prtitlllt-t-tl its shart- of Miss Marian Mt-tz, Miss Ruth Phelps, Y. Martin, Student Director. laughtt-r frtnn tht- t-rtrwtl. along with Grain illust- Marit- lit-lfiort-J. a witty tnltl woman who at'tt-tl as family arhitt-r. Wht-n Mavis tMarilyn Jnhnstmnl, l't-nny's sistt-r. was awartlt-tl tht- part of Diinity Mt-st. in Stars in Ht-r Hair. tht- livt-s of tht- titht-rs wt-rt- ahlt' to pmt-t-t-.l. nnintt-rrnptt-tl hy tht-ir tht-atrit'al aspirations. 'l'ht- thrt-t- at't t'mnt-tly nntlt-r tht- t-mnpt-tt-nt tli- rt-t-titan tit' Miss Ruth l'ht-lps antl Miss Marian Mt-tx. t-tr-tlirt-t-ttmrs. antl sntlt-nt tlirt-t-tur Virginia Martin, was alstr highlightt-tl hy tht- wtirlt tif thtist- hehintl tht- st't-nt-s. Tht- t-tr-opt-ratitm tif snt-h a great nuniht-r in assuming tht- rt-sptvnsihilitit-s for the play's prtitlut-tion was typit-al of tht- Junior Vlass antl a keyntrtt- in tht- prtwtlut-titin's twvr- whelining sur-t-t-ss. 55 0 RIER WEBSTER CENTRAL SCHOOL MARCH 18, 1949 Miss Kathleen Goetten adviser R Dick mson managing editon S Semmler editor in chief Courier Becomes Six Page Monthly Bl Weekly Dlsappears As Staff Concentrates On Larger Issue With the publication of the J an uary 21 1949 issue the Courier be came a monthly paper boasting six pages of news sports and fea ture stories For several years prlor to the current school year the Courier existed as a bi weekly publication striving to come out every two weeks and frequently making it The bi weekly Courier succumbed however to the rigors of the short ened school day early in the cur rent year Only three issues of the con ventional four page paper had been published by December 3 In a frenzy to put out a Christmas is sue the stai enlisted the aid of Miss Marion Metz and the com mercial department and produced an eleven page mlmeographed edl tion on December 22 Thereafter the Courier calmed down to monthly publication and took on an additional eight col umns of material Editors Clmfel' Sylvia Semmler, Roger Dickinson Win Top Posts in School Paper Elections Heading El staff of 53 editors, reporters and typists, Sylvia S9lllllli9l' and Roger Dickinson eiliergeml as e4litor-in- chief and managing editor, respectively, in Courier elec- tions held in June, 19-18. Editors Forgo Syracuse, Attend Convention Although the traditional Syra- cuse trip to attend the ESSPA convention was cancelled for 1948, Courier morale suffered no set- back Sylvia Semmler and Roger Dick mson attended the Gannett press conference in Rochester in Octo ber along with Sylvia Cummings Donald McKay and Miss Esther Howard Hetzel and Marcia Wright were chosen associate edi- tors with Valera Morton as busi- ness manager. Robert Feucht and Beverly Hendee were named sports editors while Roger Abbott and Michael Lynch became assistant sports editors. Veteran reporters, who had had a minimum of one year's exper- ience on the school paper when the semester began in September 1948 formed the nucleus of this year s staff Alded by typists and cub report ers now learning fundamentals in Journalism class the 1948 49 staff Dunn of the Revellle staff faced the problems of publication IY' 11 'Fl Anceaux K Welsenreder E Borkhuis D Huff D Roberts Fourth row M Lynch A Kay V Greenhill H Pedell A Harrison P Barker S Voyles R Welch M Anderson J Raycroft B Marsh Third row M Hughes S Burnett R Klem R Smpel J Fernaays J Chappell I Surlme N Rush P Fernn M Johnson M Mack N McPrath Second row A Tillmg D Hendricks J Steve A Wemple B Watson V MBFUD J B9VBCQua J Sanders R Keller M Mayhack C Kreuser First row R Feucht R Abbott B Hendee R Dxckm on Miss Kathleen Foetten S Semmlex H Hetzel M Wright 56 . . - I y - , 1 U . G I 1 ' , . . 0 . , y . I ' ' I 1 I l - . '. . ' ' ' , ' . D I CW. I' Tl , '11 'I . 1 0 1 I I N l 1 I - 1 Y - , . .- . . t - ' Y , - . Y - Y I ' - . .- Top rowzrlg. Grifl-in. R. Franke, J. Barker, D. Knack, J. Gudat. M. Stritzel. M. 1 . ' . . ' , . , . . : . , Wfqtzer G cLQ'ml t'5Chfg.1'- 'V 'fa1ph Man' V 1 - , , M' . 1rstR,, .. -. . . ln. .S Y. e Leisten, J. Fromhfglzirtummingg, B. Csifzgl R. Keller, CABINET a 2 R- Feucht, The cabinet members of the YV. H. S. Student Association have had a busy year led by Alan Sweitzer, President. Bleetings have been conducted according to strict parliamentary procedure. The main accomplishment this year has been the revision of the constitution under the capable direction of Robert Scheg, Sylvia fummings, Roger Dickinson. and Robert Feucht. Several committees of the Service Club have continued the work started last year. These are the public address, movie. and clean-up committees. to improve the appearance of our school. . . Top Razr: R. Feueht, Vice-President: Mr. Ralph Martin, Adxiser. First Razr: A. Sweitzer, President: BI. Leisten, Seeretaryg Miss Marie Stone, Adviser. A clean-up campaign was sponsored in an attempt Rose Mary Keller was appointed chairman to organize a Roots-r's Club. a group interested in furthering school spirit at athletic events. Through the efforts of Blr. Ralph Blartin, busses have been available to carry a limited number of the club to basketball games. A bulletin board has been put up in the third floor corridor. Howard Hetzel was named pro- prietor and chief censor of this institution. Betty K'oykendall's corner of this project was the school calendar. She has been very conscientious in keep- ing it up-to-date. which helps busy students plan their schedules. Wie would also show our gratitude for the less obvious yet equally important job being done in this organization by the representatives of the underclasses. Without their co-operation. the Cabinet could not have operated for the beneiit of all in the school. 57 SPORTSMANSHIP BROTHERHCCD The Sportsmanship Brotherhood was organized in 1932 as an international organization of High School students with chapters in various schools throughout the country. Yvebster High School is a member in general and is represented by students who embody the ideals of the organization. The basis for the choice of these people is high scholarship, loyalty to the school and participation in many activities such as clubs, sports, school organizations, and class activities. This year, the Brotherhood was kept busy by a Football ltlixer, a Basketball and Baseball Mixer, a dinner-dance, checking at basketball games, the Initiation Assembly, and the Sportsmanship Bro- therhood Banquet, the culminating activity of the year. It is held in honor of the students who have ' .4 .Q B. Feucht, Vice-President, B. Foykendall, Program fhairmang R. Keller, President, M. Lynch, Secretary-Treasurerg Miss Ruth Phelps, Adviser. won awards in sports or who have carried on award-winning activities in the school, thus making it one of the biggest honorary occasions of the year. Under Miss Ruth Phelps' guidance, this year's program has been enjoyable and successful. It is the aim of this organization to help the students of Webster High School to follow the path of good-sportsmanship through the years in whatever business or vocation they choose. Tap Roux' D. Mc-Kay, A. Sweitzer, R. Dickinson, R. Feucht, H. Hetzel, M. Lynch, N. Gerber, E. YYood. Second Roux' S Semmler, M. Anceaux, B. Coykendall, V. Martin, J. Battle, S. Cummings, K. YYeisenreder. Fira! Roux' C. Rein, C. Tygert R. Keller, Miss Ruth Phelps, Y. Morton, B. Layo. Top Row: M. Barker, E. Willer, J. Giljam, E. Walker, M. Aneeaux, S. Hastings, B. Hendee, K. Weisenreder, J. Schlegel, J. VVoods, M. Brueek, J. McKay. Sixth Row: M. Hughes, S. Semmler, H. Bartholomew, A. Kay, S. Boone, A. Seutt, I. Carver, J. Powers, Cummings, B. Marsh, N. Mix, J. Rayeroft. FUN! Row: P. Barker, S. Del ranco, M. Anderson, R. Welch, E. Adkins, J. Dobbelaere, N. Greer, Voyles, C. Furber, M. frayton, J. Battle, S. Schrader, B. foykendall. Fourth Hou: M. Johnson, B. Linn, M. Abel, P. Barnhart, Y. Hibner, J. Butkiewiez, R. Gerber, R. Gaiter, M. Steinorth, J. Feary, J. March- ner, S. Cooper, C'. Rein. Third Roux' P. Wright, M. Mack, A. Wahle, Y. Martin, B. Judd, R. Enderlin, V. Hook, L. Schaer, G. Davidio, D. Bailey, Y. Dye, S. Kilgras, C. Tygert. Second Rmr: N. Nichols, YV. Robertson, F. Kresier, J. Sayles, M. Harrison, A. Tilling, L. Sanders, F. Hembrook, B. Jayne, Miss Winifred Genung. First Row: J. Parkinson, D. Morgan, D. Morgan, D. Burnett, C. Linn, J. Hase, D. Guerin, S. Klem, B. Layo. Eighty-nine members of the Webster Library Club have each contributed one period a week in service to the library through the year 1948-49. Keeping the crowded shelves in order, sending out overdue notices, arranging bulletin boards and preparing new books for use are some of the tasks accomplished. Programs have centered around the theme Know ThyseU'. Blrs. Hermann Bakker, Mrs. Orin Top Row: B. Voykendall, Program Fhairman. Second Baker, DIV- R0b0l'l- St6W3l't, and Earl Nlerrill Roux' K. Weisenreder, fecretary: S. Semmler, Presi- HFC SOIIIC of th? Sp63liCI'S Wll0 COIltI'llJUt0tl Stllllll- denlyb- f llmmlllgfii vll0f'-Pf1'Slflf'f1P- 1'f 'f,R0 '-' f - lating talks to clarify the ideals of a well balanced Rein, Treasurer, X . Martin, boeial C hairman. life. A Mother-Faculty tea with Blrs. Barton Baker as speaker, a Christmas party, a play, Three Timer, a Sadie Hawkins Day Dance, and a house party area some of the social functions enjoyed by the gir s. The library service has extended to the entire central school area. Thirty-two library classes are 'G held each week with a two-fold purpose to learn ,. the use of books and library and to read for pleas- ure and information. A grade library club meets each week and helps in the Junior library. lVe sing together Follow, follow the gleam. We work together Service our motto We play together Fun. , q We are together F riends. -9 LIBRARY CLUB FUTURE FARMERS The path of agriculture is one of the most active and interesting in the school. The summer season started with the annual county rally at Churchville during which county officers were elected. In July John liasch, Reuben Dye, Robert Kleinhammer, and Charles Stritzel spend a week at the state FFA camp, Oswegatchie, in the Adirondacks, where they received training in leadership, FFA activities, and forestry. The summer season closed with the county fair where the local Aggies walked away with five Hrst place awards out of a possible six in competition with the other five chapters of llonroe County. Henry Kujawa was high individual in fruit judging. Henry Hyman placed first in poultry and Donald lvalz was high man in potatoes. The beginning of fall saw the Aggies win three team awards at the Palmyra Fair. Joseph Madison, flop Roux' H. Kujawa, Vice-President: D. haler.. Secretary. FH'-'fl R011'-' C- Stritzel, Charles Stritzel, and Bud Van Slyke were awarded Presldentg Mr. Irwin Higley, Adviser. . - . v the Rotary prizes for potato raising. November saw the farmers win second place in judging and third place in booth exhibiting at the Rochester Poultry Show. Charles Stritzel took fourth place in the Horticultural speaking contest in January. There is truly a bright sun shining over this path. Top Row: R. Dutton, W. Doell, D. Kaler, D. Walz, H. Hyman, G. Smith, YY. Gavens, J. Marcello, D. Hampel, J. Bascli. Third Rmr: L. Hasman, D. De-Brine, G. Gangdon, J. Madison, F. Kujawa, L. Heaven, E. Warren, J. Werner, R. Ferrin, R. Kleinhammer. Second Rout R. Wohaska, F. McAlpin, M. Anderson, J. Becker, R. Dye, G. Emery, T. Darling, B. Witt, J. Mintz, H. Kujawa. First Roux' R. Reeves, P. Prinzing, M. Johnson, C. Becker, Mr. Irwin Higley, R. Mangus, J. McCallum, C. Stritzel, C. Henehan. 5 Q 'T' -O O AE ss Top Row: K. Dorfner, M. McGreal, P. Burmeister, M. Anderson, J. Charles, J. Feary, A. Yeager, R. Basch. Third Row: J. Fernaays. C. Hoffman, V. Greenhill ' ' . , . . . , . , . ' . d ikililglziifiiltiirsjl ixthglgfell rfiisffriiuill iicceiriiiplfifjfil. V Harrington, B. McGrath. First Roux' F. Burdick, J. Sanders, G. Pike, B. Sippel, Miss Edith Mummery, D. Kreiser, M. Wyand, I. Preston. ive have before us the light of Home Econo- mics, a light which radiates throughout the world. This is the light of our ideals. VVith these words lNIarilyn VVyand, president, solemnly swore in nineteen new club members at the formal initiation on September twenty-eighth. After the organization of the club had been com- pleted, one of the biggest problems which faced its members was how to inflate the depleted treasury. They decided to hold a turkey raffle in November. Mrs. Hargarther held the winning ticketg and Violet Hibner's sale of eighty-three tickets rated her a turkey. The way to a man's heart is through his stom- ach. To prove this old adage, the home econo- mics girls held a Christmas party for the Future Farmers. The efforts of the girls were well recipro- cated by an entertainment which was planned by the boys. Top Roux' D. Kreiser, Secretary: N. Mc- Grath, Vice-President, B. Sippel, Treas- urer. First Row: Miss Edith Mummery, Adviser, M. Wyand, President. Again in April the club turned its efforts to please the Future Farmers by preparing and serving a banquet in honor of fathers and sons. Highlighting the activities of the year was the mothers' and daughters' banquet which was held in Blay. At this time the mothers had an opportunity to observe the skills of the girls enrolled in home economics classes, and to taste the food which they had prepared. Another noteworthy factor at this dinner was the efficiency with which the Future Farmers served. Thus we record 1948-49 a successful year of co-operative spirit. HOME ECCNOMICS 61 l fi 2 E 2 S -4- JUNIOR SAFETY PATROL Top lfmr: II. Xllls. D. fnlmmnl. I.. Burr, IJ. I,l1II0lM', II. Jullnsml. Sw:-owl Razr: D. Muurv. K. IIUIU. R. XX-1'I'lll'I'. II. Pcllz-tt, J. Vram-. I IAl'h'f lfozrf T. .xTlfIOI'Sl7Il, D. Neva, R. XYitlm-r. II. f42lIIi'llll. I.. I'rs'-inn. SAFETY PATROL D. Kroisz-r, I.iz-lltc-mmt: Mr. Boyd Vmnp- In-ll, Arlvism-ri IJ. llorln-r, i'upiuir1. Top lfmr: R. fiilmvn. Ii. S1-lmif. N, H1-rlwr. IJ, fic-rln-r. J, Wm-rm-r. R. Iimlc-n. R. Harris. G. Kunzvr. Il. II2llllIM'I, K. Ulmn li, Iiuw. lfnurflz linux' ll. XYEISIIIIIIII, ID. Stump, R. Stn-in. Ii. Kula-r. I . NIIZXIPIII. I. Yun Slykc. NI. Lj'lll'Il, IJ. Km-iscr, Nl Amin-rs4m, ll. I'.l'IlI'IlI, fi. I.lHlglI4'll. Tllinl IFIIIII' J. Sim- nw. G, S merry. J. llirldletml, YY. Hulu-rlic-, V. I,2iI1I Jinto. IJ. I.al urc'0 I I I XY. IIOilf'IlHOT', II. Svlloff. S. Phillips, 'I'. Plltllillll, II. Burley. Sworn! lfmr: G. Kimun-I, I'. Wllitc, D. Herman, J. Lukv, Il Yan Allen, M. .l:1I11m:n, G. NVQ-isvxlrofln-r. Ii. Fry. II. Lukv, J. M4-Intusll. I 1'r.vt 1x'ou'.' G. Pe-llett, J. Iiversllc-II, R. Duvvnport G. Nlusrlow, li, IIllI'I.IIlQIE'I', I. Sanger, Ii. IIHIIIIJIJGII, J. Tighe, L. Stritzel. l SENIOR SAFETY PATROL h In 5 J N 'R' Y f EX O if 'I Ll, v-Z, V -5.- f y Q !3r-Nuff 4 J' 'L 4.'. ff. 5-gr' wifv- 'V xi ku t 1 '-Qi-Q., GMM, - - ' ,, 1 Thumbs +0 Hue Advelehsems , Q Q ole 1 :dv v ' l'o1'lr'f11'f.v mul Ilrnzzp l'1'f'l111'1'.x- in llzis book u'c?r0 I2lI01Uf1lYl1QllPII bv 97ZOA.Q!t,Sf!LdlD 911: B Aker 7920 68 l l 4 21' Clinton :xYl'Illl9 Xorth liO4'llt'Sll'I1. Ne-xx Yur BA T A BRO C0 Rochester, N Y Deszgners and Producers 0 CLASS JLWILLRY GILNLINF PNC RAX ED COMNIEWCENIENT ANNOIMNCENIEXITS AND PERSONAL CARDS Wir GeorgeD Kllllp Box 170 BHSIIHH Bros Co Rochester N Y Our Ohllgatlon To The Communlty beyond supplyln you mth dqycndiblc low cost du tru 'md g, IS snrwuc the fur r obll mon to lulp you to ct rmtust posslblm bblllfflt from your use of these SEIWICQS Rochester Gas and Electrlc Co 69 I 1 O O I I 'S. f, Ifl ' g' A A A' TT l 1 L L , . . . . . We believe that we have an obliffation D V . g ' x - 1 -, ,-- lx- 'fl yi 'uf'-l - thc 'ga ' - ' gr the g lc l' 'W' S l Y V' ' O ALHART Eleetrlcal Men Electrlc Ranges Sold and Installed ee Alhart F mrst Culver 3944 C6ll'0 efnaf au' :sly ml 19 South Ave Phone. Webster 329 J Esso Jerrx s l'sso Slatlon Vlehster N 1 VX cbster 23 Where qualify cozuzls at ihe Four Corners GERALD F HAMEL Prop FISHING TACKLE TOYS IT S GRAY 1390 CULVER ROAD ROCHESTER CULver 2247 7 X . T S 0 1147 Culver Road Rochester, N. Y. l 0 , ' 9 10 HART S FOOD STORES INC Qualzly Foods AT LOVE COST Prermums' AT INO COST XSK FOR PRP NIII NI CATALOG LISTINI HI WDRPDS OF N AL I ABLE PRFNIILMS FOR HOME OR PER SONAL LSP ALL XT WO COST I4 N ERY BODY SAVES HART S COT PONS Frank ,I PFlI1ZlHg, ,I South Xxenue Web ter N H PLLNIBINC .and HEXlINi 116110 OL' Burners an Phone 312 Best of Luck MYOUI' Class 0 1949 Local REICHINBERGER S Market MARKET Basket 1 I' lSt 'NI un St W ebbtcr 'N X Food Phone W ebmtcr 89 Storew 9 . ' ' r. TT .1 f ' 9 ' W s '. , ' 34 fl v A H 1 g R' IJGFIIIIIIIH Wfaler Srjlener' T ' 1 XT fw w - Q A 1 . I' - ' f U 7 :2'.il . Y ,f. '. '1 BUSINESS Prefers R B 1 GRADUATES' Une of the oldest wet one of the most modern lJllSlI16SS schools m -XIHGTICHY 86' Years Leadership IH BUQIVIFSS Rochester 172 Clinton Ave So Rochester 4 New York Coldspot Umt Repalr Shop Sears Roebuck and Co Webster N 1 Fnjoy an evenmg of relaxatlon and entertamment at the show place of VN ebster fThe Beautl ul New Ridge Theater JACK HACRETT MANAGER SHAVER S Your Magazznes and Sweets 301 Culver Parkvs ay Culver 10.98 13110116157 V .5Q.Xorth Ave ' for 5 6 . '2 Congrafulalions class of 19 19 bmlth and Lotze dst NI un St W tbsttr N Phone 62 Best Wishes Webster Candy Kltchen BOWI INC ALI EY 5 Open Boulmg Sazfurdav and Sundav Webster Bow llng Hall and Restaurant PHUCH DLRKNTIL Nlgr Phone 3 3 VU BSFILR N X 31 North Xunut H orlt I9 fhe P011 CI lha! Izqhfv Ihe Il ay proqress Webster Cannlng Preservlng C0 , Inc Wbtb ICI' N X Pl 0111 757 to - . . . 37l5 .1' U 'V J L 7 I 64 7 w .. ' ' W , 10 0 . VISITORS ALWAYS WI-2I,CUNIIiD Law ' o x7.' -,Q-'Af '- -A '-s '. 1 XLIL. T3 Cornplunenls WEBSTER DAIRY 1219 Ridge Road ebster phone 30a M or 91 DIPLOMA COURSES BUSINESS ADMINISTRA ION COURSES 1 Exscunvs sscnsrAmAL 2 ACCOUNTING 3 MANAGEMENT 4 REAL ESTATE d INSURANCE OTHER COURSES MEDICAL SECRETARIAL P gC M L SCHOOLUCOMMERCE 36 E 4 N PHONE HA If 4910 Ford Tractors and Implements ORCHARD SUPPLIES EARL D WRIGHT 178 Phlllxps Road WEBSTER Terrltory IS but the body of a na hulls and nts valleys are its soul nts splnt its llfe Garfield W ebsfer Omce Unlon Trust Company of Rochester Member FDIC Sherman L Pooley Ass t 1 ICQ President Manager Of Accredited for Veieran Trainini 7 I an Standard Secretarial, I Selling and Advertising, leokluos ing, Slonographie, Junior Accountancy Day and Evanin Innes McKechnio-Langer 2 an Avo.-Rochnhr , . Y. mi on W - '- I tion. The people who inhabit IIS . . . . . ,, , . O , v. . Abrams Sa Plotlker f Llltfrll fontrmtors Phone fulwer 619 19 W oodstof Ho id lion ll star 9 N X Lonzplmzenls of BEN FR KN KLIN STORE W Lbslu N LIU! md NIXIN 1 bf llli XD! Il ALLIS CHALMERS EQUIPMENT Phone Webster 6 109 NN est NI un Street Complzmenfs 0 Burke s Barbershop J Burke Jr J Burke br Complzmenls of Atlantlc and Paclflc Tea C0 Ralph Dmse 'Hana er Webster N X L0l7llIllHl6IlfS' of EDW XRD ,I COLEMAN leueler NN ebstu' N X PR XNR ,I BXNI' Nl X lluzd Heal Ullbzunerw H esfznqlzouse 4ppI1ames '78 NI P 101155 C omplunenls 0 The Edola Shoppe 3 Laplnm I irk Webbter N X Y Y T I ' HL be 1 A , axmfz' ' f 9 Bafnpy NUIQQS . , A g V Il.l Nllilr I .md Ill.. IIN1. H . 34 , LZ. -v - I 1' - 258-P1 '5 Conzplzmenls 0 W AND T ELLIOTT f IINIRAL Srom North Mt YN ebster N C omplzmenls rj HAMMOND S 13.10 Culx tr Ru ul ll0lllt5l.LI' N X HARDW XBI fmd PAIN I Best ll :shes lo Class of 195 ETHELYN S VARIETY SHOP H J HENNER POHTIHC Cars and Home Apphances WEBSTER N 1 Ow1dG Fry J East NIHIH Street Elmer Hlll Jew clu' Phone 9 J NN ebsttr N X N A HALL -XL ER Plants for Roek I nrdcus All klnds of hardy plant mcludmg asters Chrysanthemum delphmxum phlovc and other See lhem zn our Gardens 1010 Rld e Roxd W est VN thster N X Greetings lo the Class of 19 THE JUDD AGENCY Y ' E 'Y ' f 1 1 v Y 7 , , Z' . 'r a I 4: '41 .O 4: I 1' X v 7 . , . . . 7' 0 n I .' 9 - I , , ' 7 , . . 1' ' . Q ' x GISNERAL INSURANCE Jewelry Keepsake Diaununds 25 'S A ' - ' x ' , . . A . . r V , 1 sv ii . T , ' S, ' ' S, , 5. 'f . g i l , -v. -. T6 Complzmenls of lx 1 ttleberger Florlst 763 North Xu 1110114 Yhbstu' 9 Congrdtulatlolls Roman X Ixuhn CLASS OF 29 KI AVER S Frult and Vegetable Stand ne ad lhdgc H dd W ebster, N 1 K 0lII12llIll6IllS o Joseph F Nlartln and Sons 'NT NSUN fUNTHALTOHS W ebstnr N X Phom H ll ober 5 Sen me Station SIJFLIUIISIS ln Lubrualzon mt NI nu St NN cbster N Phone 517 YN 1 NPI IXN Lfuur 76 Wnbstcrol Wxbbtfr N X Forest J Ixren7er Pleclrzcal U zruzg 10 I ut Xlllll Patacake Bakery Qualztw Bakery Products XX est W ebster Phom vw U NY ebbter 266 F11 V' I ' - of L : I, V. D x ,i Q A - 4 . . , F m , J ' .- f , . . , . A Curm-r Five- Mile Li ' lim and ' 2 uf V ' 5 Y 7 Y I ' L , v Y l A A - K - ' ' ' . ' Y . Netzman Electric' Co. V ' I-'lil iIlJ,XIlili , 11, Jules , , , Y Phflll' Y l'x 51. l-XI V' 5 3 .. T 92l'.z'Az . ,..Y. 1 by Best 11 zshes Reeve s General Store Union H111 New Xork I' S Short and Son LOYIR XQIOBS 90 1 Pike Rofid Phonn Lulwr 61 Wcbster N Y RAI PH A ROGERS I lorzst I'ne NI11e Line Reid V1 ebster N I Complzmenls HILTON G SPENCER SCHAEFER ROSS FO I1N Wanufaclurers of and Signs Pliotographn, Screen Process C lass f' 10th Card Pm bossed V1 indow Transfers VN ehster N I C Compliments of FLAUDE M SPINK Trfn elo How ard Anderson Traxlercoaches Homes on II heels 102.3 Ridge Rd VN ebstz r Ph ne '71 I' I OIIIIIIIIIIFIIIS 0 A Sehaer Florist Complzmenls IIIE STX LE SIIOP 39 V1 Nlfnn St V1 ebster N I rs Val: e Chase Ilrv ilzcef use 11 A '1 1 X 1 '? I0-II ,' 1 1 , . I. 1. , Y . W . J O li iw . if of ' -A . - . X E vi l , T. Y. . T 1 1 L A 1 A I, O I Q , . . Fine Advertising Displays f ' - ' - I . , .w . I I S ' A - as ,V vs ' ' f ' 1 , . I- 0...T-I-I3 , . . . Y ' A .' f Y. , 1. . cl S. ,, . . SQ f1I.'., I .. , .'lf.- T8 TENNANT S FEED WIILL Beacon Feeds Jamesuay Barn and Poullry Supplzes North M enuf Webster Webster Electrlc Appliance Co FLFCTRIFAI API LIANJCFS 10 6 Fudge Hd 12 Mann St Phone 110 .1 Phone 33 W Webster N Y Clarence Toung llfmnw ARE AND NUTO SUPPLIES Nl cbt W ebster Phone 266 1' WEBSTER FLORAL SHOPPE For Flowers you are Proud to send 'NIABFL SARIORIS PHILCO RADIUS Sales ind Sem lce L L VER DOW 2.3 Dnnnln he Phone 12a VY ll ebster N 1 Beat Wwhei rom The Webster Herald Stall Webster N Y Besl ll L.she.s Io the Claes of 1969 WEBSTER DIINER H Nllddleton W ebster Nlarble anc Granlte W orks 1150 Rld e Road Phone Vlebster N 1 T 9 1 . , , . x - - .7- -' .' f 5:-,N.Y. v , . . . ' , ', , , , - N-5 N 1 A ,. K 39 Commercial St. Webster, N. 1 Q . 1 f , . U , X ,- . . U A ' ,A . . 1 , . . . f I ' g ' 137-W1 Y ' 1 ' T9 Webster Public Llbrarw 1 00 L 11 Il seh ol c a u 2 30 00 9 00 Tut Thurs Sat 1n sehr ol wacatnn peruds VS ebster H1 h School 11d Floor Center Phone 218 R urllllfI'Cd C f tnun Llbfdfldll WRIFHT S DRY CLEANERS The Bzght Cleamnq By the ll rzqhi People WETTERNIAN Slf' NS Pl10I18 Culx er 1680 Rochester Webster Road VS ebster NI Y Best Washes E WRIGHT Complzmenls of Wooster Frult Farms, Inc Unlon Hlll N Y Phone ll ebster 211 F 11 FARM FEED and SLPPLY PLRIWA CHOVNS Baby Chicks Turkey Poulls and .Supplies Phone ll ebster 382 Compliments of Wright's Barber Shop VN ll rlght C Yogi Hillcrest Farms and Roadside hlarket 821 Bay Road West ll ebster Pho11e 262 F 13 Joseph ll Kujawa v . . 7 . I , Oper 8:00-5: lz'ly 11 0 l XS ' S t,.-:. -5:30 7: -1 Y ls., ., .' 1 1 ' 'r '1 J' . .U D . . 2 D . .. . I 15 gy . . 7 .- J Q Y 1 , . . . ' ' 1 . 1 1 v - ll, , II, , . . 80 Complzmenls of FINN S Texaco Servlcenter Gas O11 Lubrlcatlon kccessorles and Supplles f0f1gf'llfllIl11l0llS' lo I lass o 1949 Sl lil lfl Xl' ALL HOI HS Huff Elevator Servlce l P ark he Ronlnestu n Nlonron 4931 I omplzmenls of WXLTER F SCHRADER and STLART NYBOER Hasan Contractors lillll lhbstcr l9x VN or lol W Best W LS es lo the Class 0 19' DAIRY UI NIITX DXIRX PRODI C F5 Pad e 1nd Hlrd Roads NN ebster When you get married and uant a home see A L floodell u9 W Nlam St Phone Nl ebster N X lies! ll :shes I0 Class 0 1999 Bill s Roaclsule Stand a 7 - . I 7 7 1' 1 V 15 Main Street Phone l2l IDI ,Z ', , -, ' 5-4 f .h , v , f I9 . . 1 f v. A ' ' . lu 'g 2 2 Q ' f ' ' . , . 8l The Revellle Staff wishes to thank all the DUSIYKSS men and women who submltted their advertlse ments for publlcatlon III thas book W e especially express our apprec lation to the Il0IlOWlIlg merchants who allow ed us to use the short form to conserxe spaee The followmg advertlsers relmqulshed a half page KLICK S SALES AND SERX ICF WFBSTFR LI MBER COMPANY 18 Lapham Park Webster N Y Phone 252 399 Holt Road Webster 'N Y Phone 52 W A N MARTIN SONS INC Phone 25 R B MASON C0 205 North Awe WITMEH BROS INIC 191 North Ave Webster N Y Phone 350 Webster N Y Phone 291 Machinery Dept Phone 175 WEBACO OIL CO and WEBSTER BASKET CO Phone 225 RALPH W WITMER WEBSTER DRLG STORE 3 East Mam St 21 E Mam St Webster N Y Phone 286 Webster N Y Phone 84 The fOuOWlI1g advertxser relmqulshed a quarter page A .I Pnvatera Prop 27 E Mam gt 1262 Rochester Rd Phone Culver 5541 R Webster N Y Phone 36 COMPLIMENTS OF HERBST SPA THOMAS N 'NIAGLE FREDERICK R HLBERLIE F K LLCAS Webster N Y Woom s SERN ICE STATION MERZ GARAGE AND SERN ICE STATION Reeee 104 at Bel' Heed 1186 Rldge Road Webster N Y Phone 134 Webster lN Y The followlng advertlsers relmqulshed an elghth page J F ALQLIST FLORIST 906 Maple Dme C R AX EHILL DDQ Webster W Y Phone 163 F 12 H M AX EHILL D D S Flowers and Plants for all Occasions 23 West Mam St AL s GARAGE and Ferguson Tractors Webster IN Y Phone 263 Lnlon Hxll N Y Phone 241 F 12 ART MODE BEALTY SALON 228 East Mam St W ebster 'N Y Phone 60 NI W ebster N 1 Phone 11 GERALD R BARRETT 82 v. . 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