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

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Since the building of the new wing in 1954. the west entrance has become as familiar to us as the front door. lt is a symbol of the progress of YVCS and of our community. and is especially signifi- cant for us. the first class to graduate from the new. larger Wlebster Central. U ffiiidir cw N Through the years. informality. IQ proper respect for those to whom it 'fs Q! been the keyword at WCS. Through th clubs and activities. we have learned not teamwork and responsibility. but that teachers can be. and are our friends. In this home-like at- mosphere. so conducive to work and play alike. we at WCS have been united into one big clan by bonds that can not be severed by time or distance from our alma mater. 3

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'O l.3'.h r cpl' 4 I GM in Ye 'sw QL Y lf. lvl' + Q 1 .1 1 .vd o w .' agy f 1:71 M., l 7, 'x f' yu ,Q ' fe ,ag I' V ' I' ' 6 ' FOREWORD As time quickly passes. wc. the class of 1955. sadly make ready to leave the hallowed halls that have been our home away from home for the past twelve years. Wie remember happily the many events enjoyed by the whole class and reverently recall the kind patience of our teachers. ln seeking to impart some of the life of our joyous years spent here in our castle. we present to you. the underclassmen. this 1955 Reveille. Vforking as a group. the members of this graduating class have been woven harmoniously into a clan. wisely advised by our chieftains. the teachers. Our senior year. perhaps the happiest and saddest rolled into one. has been full of activities. Presented in this volume are the combined efforts of our final fling as clansmen. We turn over to you. lads and lassies. the responsibility of maintaining the high standards of conduct. sportsmanship and scholarship of our beloved place of learning. Yvebster Central School. af-f ' 19 6153 Long familiar to students of Webster Central is the front entrance with its plaque. Recently there has been a new addition: the information desk. sponsored by the Students' Association as a school service. Also new this year is the Webster-Brighton lW?nl'..k!:s V v Q ' X N13 l tl the award in this. its first year of existence. Another important activity of WCS is that of student government. Besides raising money for projects such as this year's CARE bookshelf pack- ages. the Cabinet discusses school problems and makes suggestions to help the administration in its football trophy to be given to the school which work. wins that particular game each year. Webster won 2

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Q A -'ll i 'lll llll it 'llhis ye-ar the lflass ol 1955 wishes to honor ai man ii ho works lreliind the svenes. a man who spends himself tirr-le-ssly for the lrenetit of others liut who is so modest that he never lets his name get into the paper if he min amid it. Xlr. Ervin l. lligley, instruvtor in agrivulture. is the man who has prmided the leadership that has produeed prize-winning Future Farmers on the eounty, state, and national level. for more than a ileeade, The knowledge and skill avquired in his elasses are already enrivhing the agrivulturiil vommunity of this area. Under Xlr. lliglefs direetion the Aggies haw frequently won Lggty lmaskethall 1-liumpionships in rompetition with other Ag teams. Sportsmanship und dependability have rome to lie aeeepted as marks of his lioys. llouever. it is through his extra-eurrieular aetivities. that Xlr. lligley has reztrhed most of us. Not many people would assoviate un Ag teaeher with varsity sports. Yet in this field Mr. Highly plays un indispensable role. It is under his direetion that the fenees are put around the footliall held. l'le has eharge of tiekets and refresh- ments at footlrall games. He has eomplete supervision of the smile of food at luaskethall games. ,lust how big a task this is. only his faithful .Nggies who assist with the program Can appreeiutn-. til' tlinugrh all hungry W1-liste-rites eau attest to the value of this serxive. Nlr. lliglvfs presenee in the halls at noon time and during fifth period adds immeasurahly to the order of the sehool. lleeause he is always approavh- ' uhle. his wise rounsel is a hoon to students and ' R tear-hr-rs alike. The elass of 1955 will long: rememlner Mr. Higley as tear-her, eounsellor, and friend. X Wfif? 'Ut