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

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BARBARA ADAMS CHARLES ADIMARO BETTY ALLIS I-ANCE BASS-AGE Barb Chuck Betz Newt With all the Adams' ffgm Add one part Qufly hair to A quiet nature, a winning Another tall one is our boy John to jane, one part smile, Smile, I-ance, She success will 50011 attain, Y0u'11 get 3, boy-Chafley'5 Getting tO know her is worth The tailor works hard to style, your while. make his pants. IRENE BEINKE JACK BENJAMIN JUDITH BENNETT Binh fuck Indie A whiz at shorthand, and Jack is known for his love A friendly Smile, H fwiflkliflg can she type! of song - eye, In the business world she'l1 With a Musical Interest O06 Surely C011ld l'l0f P255 do all right. he can't go wrong. her by. SENIORS I 9 5 6 GERALD BILLINGTON GARY BINGGELI ffjerryli , UGary!! jerry's hair is flaming red, Gary's known for his love He can't be missed with such of fun. a head. He's a great guy, and a happy one. Late in that first year came the freshman essays with all eyes turned toward the lihrary until at last the papers were finished and ready for display at the Freshman Tea. 1,3

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The SENIORS put' their faith in these capable OFFICERS. Robert Wheelock President George Mayo Vice-President Shirley Paris Secretary Donald Foley Treasurer janet Sweet Gerald Fry Lance Bassage Cabinet Representatives Mrs. Marian Powell Miss Kathleen Goetten Class Advisers Top Row: L. Bassae, Miss K. Goetten, 1. Sweet, Mrs. M. Powell, G. Fry. First Row: G. Mayo, R. Wheelock, S. Paris. The HISTORY of our CLASS . . As 116 seniors, garbed in caps and gowns, sit on the Webster Central stage and listen to the 1956 valedictorian, each in his own mind silently reflects on the past four years at WCS. The audience blurs and, in its place, the graduate sees that fateful day in September of 1952 when 118 bewildered freshmen funneled from all directions down the Ridge and through the open doors of their Alma Mater for their first year in high school. Back each goes, in his memory, to those first few days of registration and getting organized, and then to the election, a few weeks later, of Tom Mallen as class president. The Frosh Frolic stands out as the first class dance with Music, Music, Music as its scintillating theme. 12

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LOUIS BIUSO MARY LOU BRAHLER DAVID BROGAN RICHARD BROWN Louie Mary Lou DWF Did As wrestling opponents beg Mary Lou is a friend to all, In chem lab he 0r1Ce did President of the FFA, to stop, She's quiet but she's on the click, He'll go far, we all say. Little Louie climbs on top. ball. With his H110 friends I'16'11 surely stick. Jo ANN BRUNO BRUCE BUCKNER H109 Bruce She may be little and 35 Sneaking in after the bell, quiet as CHU be, Bruce will have a tale to But she's lots of fun as tell, EVCIYOIIC C311 SCE. CAROL BUNDSCHUH Carol Carol is an artist as clever as can be, She's also very friendly, as everyone can see. SENIORS N , f i fl 1 if ff' wi f 1 I f MARY BURR CLAIRE CAMPBELL 79' Murph Claire Mary is the red-haired one She came to town with dog Who's always Reddy , full and hat, of fun. And Willie fell for Lola Pratt. An American-style hullfight and a Spanish hat dance set the pace for a talk hy Miss Panosian in time with the tea's Spanish theme. 14