Webster Central High School - Reveille Yearbook (Webster, NY)
- Class of 1957
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Y Simson cLAss -P-4.-' af RE Elin! 57-19 'vs 2 WEBSTER CENTRAL SCHOOL Websfer New York Volume 38 9 3 FCREWORD Webster Central School rs noted for 1ts dnerslfied actruty pro gram and for the opportunrtres nt offers xts students as well as for xts hrgh scholastrc record Behmd thxs reputatron he many years of cherished tradltlon sym bolxacd by the msrpma whxch grace our school rmg The crest of Webster Central School IS modelled on the coat of arms of the famrly of Damel Webster for whom thxs town and school were named We are mdebted to Supervxsmg Prmclpal Robert L Thom as whose efforts and usnon led to the adoptlon of thls seal The devlces on the shield are emblematlc of the yarrous phases other musical groups 1n which so many students express thelr talents but also the numerous extra currlcular clubs and actlvxtles whrch de xelop rounded personalmes and afford opportunmes for wholesome enloyment The wfmged foot stands for Websters many srded athletxc pro gram whrch promotes physlcal fitness and sportsmanshrp through competxnon The open book and qurll rndrcate Webster s emphasns on scholastrc attamment As we the semors of 1957 prepare to leave our alma mater we look down at the rmg on our finger whxch srgnxfxes our efforts of the past four years and we choose this as the theme of our yearbook wrth the ferxent hope that our successors will uphold the tradltlons for whlch lt stands 2 , Y. . . . . of our school life. The lyre represents not only the choruses, band, and . . . 5 . . . . . , . 3 . I 9 V 9 V. CO TE ADNIIX ISTRATICN CLASSES ACTIVITIF9 SPORTS P3555 Page page Page D 1 6 1y 117 M f 41 1 xl' , 5 t fi .WI I.. L .WM V . V' iiql' wp ' ' ,J ' , ,V ry J' i.fX1 flu-.1 X ' A 1 Q Jf .A . XL . I' YP! 11 f! 'N sf Y t' I .xjy if , V ff v L ,fx uh E M1 f ,ff J X' V '. mf f' W ? C xx .KXTKC 1' df ' 5 'Ria J If ,JA , 1 ' MRS DOROTHY ABBOTT In her positron as fiscal secretary Mrs Abbott IS responsrble for all money collected and ex pended by the school dlstrnct Through her care ful hands pass the finances of three mam funds the general whlch mcludes recelpts from taxes malntenance etc the mternal which has to do wrth money for the cafeterla book rental and assemblres and the extra currrcular whrch covers the deposlts of classes clubs and orgamzatlons w1th1n the school Mrs Abbott IS the recelver of all money from students and teachers and rt 15 to her that they go for wlthdrawals from any of these accounts She IS responslble for the prop er deposnt securlty and accountrng of all these funds 4 DEDICATID Mrs Dorotby Abbott yimzncuzl secretary o Webster Central School and clerk o tbe Board of Educatzon we dedzcate tbzs year book Tbzs zs done zn recogmtzon o tbe contrzbution sbe bas made to the success ul operatzon o our scbool system and zn appre cuztzon 0 ber sincere znterest ln tbe uel are 0 tbe students In her capacrty as clerk of the Board of Edu catlon Mrs Abbott attends all Board meetings and lS officlally the clerical representative of the Board of Educatlon Mrs Abbott 1S a person of such warm friend when she has gone out of her way to help us per sonally She 15 never too busy to give us a cheerful smile when we enter her office on some errand or to stop her rmportant work to answer our questions or look up some lnformatlon for us or even to track us down ln class or study hall to deliver a telephone message from home A graduate of thls school Mrs Abbott has served thrs drstrlct rn her unobtrusrve and efflcxent way for ten years and we thmk lt xs txme we let her know how highly we regard her to ' 1 1 . 1 1 . . , . n I 1 . ' 9 ' n and from the state, and payments for salarres, lmess that each of us can count many mstances . , -3 . , . . - 1, 0 , . 1 1 1 , , 1 1 , u 1 n 1 1 V , 7 . . , . 5 ' 3 ADMINISTRATIUN KJ J' 7' UQN 2 X 1,-flffk - 1 Z V f 4 f 1 01 r QQ 1 Mr. Loren E. Abrams Mr. Clinton S. Ballard -an 'Db Mr. Stanley A. Martin As the Congress of the United States is elect- ed by the citizens of America to enact into law the will of the people, so the Board of Education of Webster High School is chosen by the voters of this district to carry out their wishes with re- gard to the education of their children. To the Board of Education, and through them to the citizens of Webster, we, the class Le I lo right: Mrs. L. Cornwall, Mrs. E. Lasher, Mrs. V. Berg, Mrs T. Van Alstyne, Mrs. A. Taber, Mrs. D. Elliott, Mrs. D. Abbott, Miss M. Harrison. Mr. Harold J. Brennan Mr. Irving T. Farnham President . I 2 Q Mrs. Mary H. Quinn Mr. john O. Thorpe of 1957, wish to express our appreciation for the wisdom and generosity with which they have provided for our educational needs and for those of future classes. Our able administrators, our devoted faculty, our enlarged and modernized buildings, all speak of a progressive Board of Education representing an enlightened community. Smooth operation is difficult in a school that is growing as rapidly as Webster Central. Never- theless, through the hard work and efficiency of our secretaries, days roll by without confusion or pandemonium. With so many jobs to do, such as keeping records, handling school linances, send- ing out thousands of bulletins, locating students, and working on the countless routine paper tasks, it is a wonder they ever have time to give the cheerful smiles we see as we step into one of the offices. .X me ' P. Q SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL ROBERT L. THOMAS Our chief executive, Supervising Principal Robert L. Thomas, is entrust- ed with the task of carrying out the policies decided upon by the Board of Education and of administering all of the schools in the XY'ebster Central district. Across his desk pass a multi- tude of problems having to do with expansion of facilities, hiring of per- sonnel, interpretation of policies, and the making of decisions which affect the welfare of all students present and future. To each of these Mr. Thomas brings his keen understanding, his wealth of experience and his Sound practical judgement. Wfe are indeed fortunate to have received our educa- tion in a school system directed by such a leader. Our Execufive Deparfmenf PRINCIPAL RALPH XV. MARTIN Mr. Ralph XV. Martin. principal of our high school, is the man to whom we turn for guidance when we come to a crisis in our school career. It is by his calm judgment that our personal conflicts are re- solved. His advice aids us to channel our energies into constructive ac- tivities and to avoid the extremes which lead to failure. It is under his direction that our scholastic, athletic, and extra-curricular pro- grams are harmonized in such a wav that we derive the maximum benefit from our school experiences. Nr' 4-2 PN. 'N 3? ing 4- Mrs. Helen L. Barton Mr. wry 'Maru r, iiiss Joanne P. Biegler Homemaking f Gf c 8K rt e Sjbslinglishg Reading, in 0 . t'-13? all H tg 4 ,, ' 'aw ang! . 1 A . . 5, KL' .i it X 4 fr 5 Mr. Boyd P. Campbell Dir. of Adult Education, Mr' N' Casmr Industrial Arts and Drirer Education Miss Alice R. Concannon Grade 8, Mathematics fb- is-. if Mr. Eugene L'. De XY'itte Instrumental Music 5 S Mr. Philip I.. Davies Science 1d S ellzn fl V .W .. ,T X . Q 5 K o 'N I ve E5 ff ' gf . 5 m gf . sf Aff xlrrng ya ffl! S 35.4, p g v it ,Pi I Jute 7? at K tl X I! Mrs. Vivian H. Chandler English, Speech, General Business sb, x 'aim 6- 'fd Mr. Charles E. Brown Grade 8. Social Studies . V N4 iv 4, bf Mr. Oscar R. Cochi Social Studies and Coaching 4- H 0OsK Mr. Robert S. Science ' 6' ne . iz F f it I Q, B 'Fir : A M' Mr. Coit H Physical Miss Mary C. Davis Mrs. Rita H. Davison Miss Margaret E. Science and Mathematics Commerce Nurse E' im Miss Esther A. Dunn Miss Margaret E. Eckert Mrs. Martha A. Eissenstat Grade 7 Grade 7 Grade 8, English, 8 Reading and Spelling 'we- '-.v Mrs. Mary D. Commerce Z2 gmv' ' Sir. Xury E. Finley Miss Ella M. Froniear Grade ' X11 rs af an ff-.M HIGH SCHOOL ACULTY 956- 957 -Y ,P fx Miss Eleen A, Garnett Dirertor of Gnidmzrc Miss Margaret E. Guinan Mr. Herbert A, Hat! Miztlicnmlirs Physiral Ediifiziion and Coarhing Miss Kathleen M. Goetteri Mr. Sanford G. Goldstein Historg and jonrmzlisni Psy rhalogist Mr. Erwin I. Higley Mrs. Katherine T. Horton Agrirulinrc and Science Study Hall and Mathemiztirs Lucille B. Linscott Mrs. Laura R. Loomis Mr. john O. Lowe Mrs, jean XV. Lyng Miss Madeline A. Manella English and Frcnrh junior High Guidtznre English and Mulhnmirirs English III and II' Home-School Counselor and SL'lC?1fL' :lx ,, 6' Q M f - Y' IL , xf f l , 1 Nliss -Ioyte .-X. Maunder Mr. David A. Nahmias Miss Marian Ci. Noble Physiml Lklimztiori 9 Grizzly 8 Hmllh Eilmuilimz tlnil Elf. Phjpsiml Eilumiion IDG Mrs. Marian C. Powell Miss Alice R. Quinn English IV Dircrfor of Azldio-Visual Aidr :za-.qi Mr. Peter A. Tacy Mr. Walter J. Tapp Social Sindics Grade 7 be Nlrs Ach O Thorpe Mr. james K. Lfnckless Mrs. Betty J. Vrooman Mr Theodore H V C 1 11011 Mnmzgrr Imlnslriizl Ari: Grade 7 Supcrzzsor o Tr 'Ln W '! QP-V Mfg Dong G XX a15h Nliss Claudia B. XVheeler Miss Virginia E. XY ithey Miss Carol L Xoung Gndg 7 umm Senior Voml Music Voml Mnszc Hzgb Srbool Ari .-, L-.wfJ' ', , 10 OX: CLASSES ,su 4 XJ Sb fi Weir C7 TpR Ilx le clRN1 'Sl NIP ll NI KC: It S d R211 Em Martlrfn5aH1g,lef llglgflineufng 'fi Vkoelsiend ljjrxl Roll? gnPucff1Zfh lN Svseezes J Schafer E Merrx Sl ll IIIIIIX gfldlllllelll CXLFLISLS I 1I cation XX hen we eonslder the lemel of world me are entermg md the problems thxt ulll ennfrnnt us ln adult lxfe ue eertunlx agree mth thxs stlte ment NX e h ue mueh to le urn Our sears at XX ehster Centrll htmcxer heme prmxdeel us with the lxex to the sulutmn of llfes prohlems We hue lelrned hon to stuelx hem to thmlx Vs e hue lequlreel 1 eorreet sense of x llues 17 XVe hue become lmbued wxth constructne am fldent their our tramlng here has gnen us the background for true success For this priceless adxantage vse are deeplw grateful XX e null qlxs us remember vslth affecnon the firm guldxnee of our teachers the leidershxp of our el rss ofheers md the hexrt xx irmmg frxencl ships of our hlbh sehool dns Z' 01 -A sa, Ir' Q7 V - V A 1 4 -X .. 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CARL MANSKE Carl Aquinas, Rochester 15 Dramatics Club 3: Bowling 2,33 Junior Prom Committeeg Senior Ball Committee. r M12 P6555 .Q , rf. any-P X aw' GALE MARTIN Gale Freshman Prizeg Sophomore Prize: junior Prizeg National Honor So- ciety 5.4g Cabinet 1,4g Reveille Staff: Latin Club 1,2-Censorg S anish Club 3.4-Secretaryg Library Club 1.2.5- Vice-President. 4-Presidentg Yorkers' Club 13 Leaders' Club 5,44 Girls' Intramurals 1.25.45 Junior Play Castg Senior Play Castg junior Prom Committee. N X. MASTOWSKI Benjamin Franklin. Rochester L25 Courier Staff 45 Home Economics Club 5.49 Commercial Club 3.4g Girls' Intramurals 3.45 Senior Play Committeeg Senior Ball Committee. ETI-IELYN MERRY Lynn Class Secretary 49 Reveille Stahg Latin Club 23 Library Club 2.5.43 Yorkers' Club lg Leaders' Club 3,43 Assistant Leaders' Club 2g Girls' Intramurals I.2.5,4: Senior Play Commitreeg Junior Play Committeeg Senior Ball Committee. 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SIIIIIJIIIL J Schafer J 'NICXX hart' S Lxng C R X1nH1nehem S Herbs! G Nlartln We proudly presenf Gale Martln Sue Herbst Scott Lmg ames Schafer Anne Lasher ohn NICXX harf Rosanne VanHanehem Daud Sweet Curtls Hlglex Karl New ton Hxgles D Sweet K Neuron Szllm X Lnher our TOP TEN Seniors 94 7807, 93 696072 95 53 93 0001 92 8102 92 0561 91 565 90 9402 90 8185 90 68711 31 if Z? . Nell and D319 Freshman Dance 8th Grade basketball Muimglyg Maggy 435. T f -'rw Freshman Brll Tolf HISTORY 957 Early m September 1955 165 bewlldered freshmen found themselwes crammed mto a maze of frosh homerooms and they stumbled through the processes of regrstratron and orgamzatron w1th clumsmess charactenstrc of freshmen only The HISI semblance of order appeared as Davrd Hazell was chosen to presrde over the largest freshmen class m Webster hnstory Mrdnrght Magic was truly the theme of the annual Frosh Frolrc vthrch enlrvened the year for the newcomers Later 1n the year the lrbrary suddenly became popular as work commenced on the freshman essays whlch were revrewed at the Freshman Tea Whrttled down to a mere 158 sophomores the Class of 57 chose the thelr second year at WCS The Soph Hop captured the rmagrnatxon of enchanted dancers w1th the theme Hawauan Paradlse Later m the year sew en porsed and petxte femmme fxreballs were chosen for the umor VHfS1ly cheermg squad Headed by President Dave Sweet the Jumor class set out on the hard road of upperclass life 157 juniors groped rn the depths of thexr pockets and somehow dug up enough money to pay for therr gold class rmgs which arrrsed just rn time for the umor Prom, Fantasia November was a mem orable month for twelve tumors who were tapped for the Sportsmanshrp Brotherhood Earlrer ln the year the electron campargn took pr1or1ty as Curtls Hrgley was chosen to the VICE presidency Sprlng Wlth 1ts pleasures encom passed the WCS campus and w1th lf came a bouncy female football hero Brenda Young starrmg rn Trme Out for Ginger the unxor Play Cabmet electrons were held near the close of the 55 56 session w1th Dave Sweet wmnmg the post of presrdent for the followmg year The tumors had therr last flmg as commencement ushers rn une A sober aggregatron of 140 sentors took therr places rn homeroom 24 the followmg fall pondermg therr new leadershrp m the school system and the fact that they had but one short year left at WCS Of the orrglnal 165 only 117 remaxned w1th 23 newcomers boostmg the ranks to 140 Thts larg est graduatmg class rn Webster hrstory elected Nell Sweezey presrdent w1th nu-J Class officers 52 Darwm washes you a Happy New Year' A W r ' ' WHT- . at 1 ! , A , pp 1 . , . 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Y . . 3 va -1'4 --4 V563-'ik' tif' 4,4 'Y Egg, 'QQ'- g iv5' w iw'-x '4- 385,55 xy Where s the umplre 7 jumor Play Stars ames Schafer Ethelyn Merry and Marshall Wfelssend as supportxng oflicers The semors had hardly managed to squlrm mto thelr seats before Mlss Goetten and Mrs Powell began hghtmg fares under them m an effort to procure money for the sen1or treasury through the annual magazme cam palgn The weeks of the campalgn soon flew by When the dust cleared ohn McWharf topped the heap of hugh salesman wlth an unheard of total of S256 Profits from the campalgn reached the S1500 mark An xmportant lnnox anon took place 10 November as the Sportsmanshlp Brotherhood was mcorporated mto the natxon wxde Natxonal Honor Socxety, and twelye yumors were m1t rated 1nto the organxzatron by the semor members rn an nmpressne ceremony The Junlor Town Meetlng of the A1r utxllzed the debatne talents of four seniors, Anne Lasher, Curns Hlgley Scott Lyng and Davxd Welnsteln December 7 was the date of the long awanted Semor Play Belles on Lend me your ears' Thexr Toes , and a packed audltorrum xmmensely enjoyed the dellghtful comedy Another first occurred ln the re1gn of the Class of 57 as the Cab 1net sponsored a New Year s Eve dance, alded and abetted by a great number of sen1or Cabmet representatlves and commlttees and supported by under lg class volunteers The long road wasnt oyer yet and durmg the early months of e new year senlors dnlded thelr tlme between feyensh preparatlons for e Revexlle and the all lmportant sen1or essays Fmally the t1me came when e essays vsere presented amxdst the glorxous fanfare of recognmon for a o well done The Senror Ball wrth all 1ts formal grandeur seryed to unite the class for the last time before graduatlon Now the valedxctorran and salutatorxan take ox er, rmpartmg thelr rdeals as the final representatxves of the semor class at commencement At last our names are called, and we step up to recene our dxplomas wnth a tear ghstemng rn every eye, as we realize that soon the portals of WCS w1ll close behind us for the last trme, and our last four years at Wfebster wxll be only among our fondest memories Harvest Queen Margaret Wm 1 Pracuce, Practlce, Pracuce 33 Campaign C0UfU510n , ., ,,. ,- 1, .., ' . , ., , ' ' ' ' 3 r :,'A?: T ,-f?L'.+ . 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Mike Mammano wills his friendly manner to all the buddies he has made during his short stay at WCS. Tracy McNamee leaves to save jim W'illis who is going down for the third time. john McWharf bequeaths his mental abilities to future Einsteins. Karl Manske, after nearly leaving his fingers at the Cold Storage Plant, enters another occupation. Gale Martin leaves her twelve children to shift for themselves. Diana Mastowski wills her reticent manner to john Hanratty. Ethelyn Merry leaves her senior license to anyone who wants to drive at night. Sue Mertz wills her ability to understand foreign languages to anyone who needs it. Marilyn Miller leaves Mr. Unckless a nervous wreck. Pat Miller wills her attractive height to Gail Johnson. Stephen Miller leaves for home. There are chores to be done. Nelson Milne wills his easel and artistic ability to Dave Smith. Leon Mottler leaves WCS to find a place where history is outlawed. Marilyn Moyer leaves the Y-Teens to Joyce Vick- erman. Arthur Mundy leaves the job of taming Miss Pan- osian to any future Spaniard who cares to be whipped. Rev Munson leaves his wrestling opponents flat on their backs. Nancy Neumann better not leave. There's art work to be done for the Reveille. Karl Newton leaves with Lynn Merry for a spa- ghetti dinner at Lorenzo's. Robert O'Neill leaves to find a quiet study hall to sleep in. Fred Persse hears the hounds baying and leaves with his gun. Esther Pierce takes her shorthand speed with her. Arlyea Pinkney bequeaths her experience at Bap- tist summer camp to Dolly Kinkead. Barbara Powers' diamond leaves a spark of envy in other girls' eyes. Marilyn Prachel leaves a position as super-duper ice cream scooper at Carvel's. Marilyn Preston leaves her Spanish activities to future active clubbers. Sherry Putnam wills her spot on the Courier Staff to Peggy Sherrell. Carole Quinn leaves the Candy Kitchen without an able assistant. Kathy Rayment leaves a young doctor with a broken heart. Dorothy Reisch leaves Mr. Campbell polishing the driver training car. Mary Ann Repp leaves a contract for any of next year's students who want to take dancing lessons. Elizabeth Ross bids good-bye to the U.S.A. as she takes a wealth of American slang back to England. If 1 i 1 Sarajane SanFillipo leaves her enthusiasm for foot- ball to the jayVee cheerleaders. jim Schafer leaves his jitterbugging to Stuart Rauber. Marian Schultz leaves a certain baseball pitcher without moral support. Carol Schulz leaves dramatics club early to catch a bus. Ron Seitz leaves the captaincy of the football squad to a future backfteld ace. John Sellinger is happy to leave the ivy covered walls of WCS. jackie Smith leaves her gym suit to anyone who wants it. Margaret Smith wills her classroom chatter to Betsy Van Eenwyck. Michael Spencer leaves the band without an able president. Howie Stenglein leaves his shaved dome to Barry Swift. Carol Stingle wills her cute looks to Sue Bartusek. Carol Stupp leaves her good nature to Mary Kay Robinson. Marty Sullivan leaves his white-wall tires to Mr. Unckless. Beverly Swan has a dateg so she leaves in a hurry. Dave Sweet better stay around another year to help Mr. Martin make the announcements. Neil Sweezey doesn't want to leave English class but may have to with the teacher hot on his heels. Dick Swingly leaves his sisters to uphold the tradition of the Swingly clan. Bill Tolf leaves the girls brokenhearted. Joyce Van Buren leaves her chemistry experiments to someone who is willing to find out if hy- drogen gas burns. Marie Van Geyten leaves for Genesee Hospital and a career in nursing. Frances Van Hanehem wills her pretty black hair to Durna Hastings. Roseanne Van Hanehem leaves her study habits to all Latin students. Peggy Van Hoover leaves with her little finger caught in the laces of her sneakers. Neil Van Horn leaves for a few rounds at the golf course. Edna Walter leaves her fine voice to future chor- isters. Dave Weinstein isn't sad about leaving because he isn't here enough to get to like it. Marshall Weissend leaves quietly with the assets of the senior class. joan Wilson leaves her neat way of dressing as an example to next year's seniors. Margie Witt leaves her crown to future Harvest Queens. jean Wohaska leaves her swimming pool dry. Gail Wood leaves for the bank to cash the check she received for her latest poem. Doris Wright leaves her 1920 chapeau to a new flock of blustering cousins in the senior play. William Wright is leaving. As a result, the term, procrastinate, may not take such a beating at WCS. Lorain Yaeger leaves quietly. Brenda Young wills her many friends at WCS to Gail McGuire. Aurelia Ziegler leaves the last place on the senior seating chart to Otto Zettl. N NJ Y is Kfx 1 vu f A5 .1 .I , . L, I 1 Y 7 .J ff R. Mule, P. I.aBorie, M. Mason. Third Row: J. Badura, R. Pinkney, M. Frawley, G. McGuire, L. Thorpe, C. Hills, R. Hewlett, R. Ross. Second Roux' XV. McKane, C. Cape, D. Sullivan, M. Maier, G. Binggeli, C. Battey. First Roux' B. Van Eenwyk, D. Wloodard, R. Heaven, M. Mills. I 8 Top Roux' F. Van Apeldoorn, A. Lowe. Fourtb Roux' R. Abrams, G. Ebner, D. Bliek, D. Ogi, The JUNIOR CLASS forms fhe backbone of all nexf year's 1 NH.. '2 Q T C' ,ly -7 j Q Ji . 4-.. X A4 1 f :aa 5, - Y is H - 3 15 ,, L s 1 V f 17 Top Rou I King S Rutner D 'NIatBride R Fisher Fourtb Rou C1 Nollitk R Curtis C Charlitk Cvruger R King C Longer P johnson Tbzrd Rau A lxathmarxlt A Hen derson C fursnski B Bradstreet T dc Cotq P Hatt XX Jennings M Smith Strom! 'You D Thompsor G 'Nlexers C1 ohnson j Bartlett B Brtgan D lxinkead Fzrxt Rou P Buckner P. Serafine C. Foster B. Bulau L, Holt. 36 xii: , f -v ., , 1 , - 1 v afhlefic A.-'. - .-. 0 ,,, 4 ... ,f XZ 41 l Top Roux' R. Boyle, B. Swift, R. Teerlinck, j. Bonn, R. Bechtold, D. Smith, D. Kohler. Fourth Roux' S. Rauber, R. Hogan, Ci. Conley, J. Vincent, E. Tack, W. Kehrig. Third Roux: L. Freudcnvoll, B. Green, N. Ames, M. Ernst, G. Marks, M. Bieterman, P. Sherrell. Second Roux' -I. Howcraft, V. Fry, B. Xlfooden, F. Marquardt, K. Beh, j. Giebel. First Roux' M. Cain, A. Ber- love, j. Vickerman, C. Bowman. 958 feams including Websfer's championship 'foofball feam. 3 , x flllgih ll -M . J T? '-r Top Roux P. Vfalters, j, Martus, D. Lash, D. Sessler. Ifonrfb Roux R. Exershed, R. Yer- straete, L. Phillips, D. Haggerty. XV, Bennett, R. Dennie, P. Lansing. Third Roux rl. Lcnsc. R. Fox, B. Anderson, B, Willvcrt, S. Rieflin, 5. Bassage, IJ. Cushman, R. Leone. Strom! Roux M. Robinson, j. Lwritt, li. Lindhurg, j. knsign, H. Sherman, K. llziycs. I'1rs! Razz: Nl. Tygcrl, J. Ross, 5. Snyder, S. Bartusck, M. Winn. 57 LV 1 lf ,if ix' X , 'QU' f, ff' W fn UV f L i 6,7 L fx ly CN' till l :J fx Y 'L ,aww L . Xi. i ,JA If' -fl Top Roux -I. XVallenbcck, Ii. Kyle, XV. Gray, T. Repp, nl. Senetal, D. Albright, R. Webster, S. Schmidt, V. Maciejesxski, O. Zettl, R. Watkins. Ifonrlb Roun' M. Schneph, B. McHugh, D. Champion, R. Boyle, M. Van Lare, M. Weis, C. Camp, E. Rubertson, R. Bulau. Tbird Q Roux' S. Young, B. Kittelberger, -I. Minck, C. Heherger, H. Maxim, E. Sassenhausen, D. Hiler, j. Donevan, j. Anderson. Seroml Razr: K. Lehr, T. McGlashen, 1. Keim, R. Swift, D. Gent, F. Stock, R. Boyd, j. Elter. First Roux' P. Szymusiak, C. Abrams, C. Hamel, G. Xlfackerow, S. Swingley E. Fuchs, j. Sanford. Much of fhe revelry in fhe halls of WCS is caused by fhis year's Top Roux J. Hayslip, J. Gurski, R. Christian, R. Wfright, R. Elk, D. Groenendoal, D. De- George, M. Vande, F. XY'aIker, R. Bertch, J. Stupp. Fam-tb Roux' L. Yost, A. Purtanova, L. Armcs, A. Morgan, j. Barron, B. Dunn, P. Middleton, M. Jenner, H. Hafner. Tbirzl Roux' D. Suberxille, L. Smith, D. jenkins, R. Gray, E. jones, R. Beck, S. Hahn, N. Caudle, S. Allen, j. Barnhart. Stroud Rong' S. Gardner, L. Klumpp, K. Trickey, M. Nagle, H. MtCrossen. L. Lipsett, j. Clee, C. Lusardi. Firrf Roux' XV. Eggert, C. Bundschuh, R. Peters, T. Geldart, R. Happ, H. Legg. ' i i I i 1 , l . I . I 5 Q l 1. ii s i 2 I xA Top Roux R. Allis, S. Ricghcrr, XVachlman R. Stevens Ii. Tomnzak L. lflcakcnstcin C. lickcl B. Thawr. Suomi Roux C. Terracine, j. Brennan. SOPHOMORE CLASS fhaf will inhabif WCS for fwo more years. Top Roux J. Hanratny, T. Slumpf, P. Klaus, R. NlQBurncy, H. Yirkcrs, J. XY'an1bmh, R. Lung, R. Stappenbegk, D. Hageman, j. Bruclsxrccl. Ifaurtb Rau: ID. Blrflurrnink, N. Crrimm, Cr. .-Xntca, S. Evers, IE. Tcrrzuinc, S. Henclee, S. Drake, li. Wright, S. Doyle, kl. Lieberman. Thin! Rau: N. Xlintz, N. Alexander, bl. Fox, K. xliifbhllll, N. Bleualf, P. lfraxxlcy, S. Mills, S. Swingly, Nou rouki, li. Lasher. Sefond Roux H. Zcttl, K. Donox an, B. Prahler, xl, Hartman, B. Brzulslnm, M. Autoxino, j. Beh, R. Larner. Firxt Roux' G. Reeses, A. Brew, B. Boyge, L ljlpilllltl. C. Schuappanher. B. XY'insllm, 1 l Sn!! Sf L. MzuBriclc, ll. Ucslrcigh. Thin! R011 .' D. Hzisc, T. lfinn, R. l Michels, Ayers. H.,Klaver, S. SIZING, N. Harris. Txxilliger, ID. Hagtings, j. Striucl, BVI. Mammano. Firxl Rau: S. Bremer, j. Hunter, L. Briggs, G. Rubcrrwn, C. Freacc, P. Tmlrl, 59 Top Row: R. Writz, T. Cleary, T. Herbst, R. Shermer, B. Halbert, J. Robinson, S. Conley, J. Hare, L. Nick, T. Flora B. Ensi n G. Nenno. Fourth Row: G. Hitch 1 g s ' cock, D. Hargarther, K. Hill, V. Kyle, B, Cannon, A Doloway, C. Palmer, B. Fleckenstein, N. Everdyke, j Walker. Third Row: j. Ward, H. johnson, P. Metcalf, G, Anderson, B. XY'oggon, S, LeTarte, P. Traub, H. XY'il- bert, C. Clow, J. Crane, A. Henderson. Serena' Rau' K. Hayes, I. Doerich, P. Skehan, D. Norris, T. Reitz A. Alesso, P. Schadd, D. Andrews, C. Swartz. First Roux J. Rieflin, S. Yury, L. Richmond, L. Yeoman, K. Boyle M. Kusse. The FRESHMAN CLASS parficipafes in many acfivifies mcludmg To Row. R Hoestere' M Davies T Wri ht G. Ko p ' ' yr ' 1 ' g 9 ' bus, E. LaBorie, T. W'elsher, M. Schneider, W. Clapp. Third Roux' T. Heaven, R. King, R. Jennings, B. Davis R. Schneider, W. Levis, P. Hill. Second Roux' D. Am- berger, I. McGrath, P. Hennessey, D. Statskey, C. W'eller, G. Pooley, LI. Ford, P. VanGysel, J. Harrison. Firsf Roux' M. Twitchell, M. Traub, B. MacBride, S. Suther- land, D. DeGeorge, J. Montgomery, G. Zimmer, A. Coles. T' Tap Rau: K. VanderI.yke, C. Bird, R. LaBelle, D. L'etz, j. Bumid, j. Baker, R. Vogt, D. Arft, R. lfhner, R. Abrams. ul. Foster, D. DeGeorge. Ififlb Roux' D. Mayeu, T. Berl, F. Tiherio, G. Aceto, D. Lotloxood, R. Rittinger, j. Kiuldart, R. Rithards, j. Palermo, B. Ben- nett. Ifonrlb Rau: S. Heininger, j. jamalkoxxski, D. Stout, K. XY'ollsthlcger, B. Kotwas, H. Mills, L. Palermo, G. Heininger, L. Cooper, j. Tedesco, C. French. Third Roux' J. Bundschuh, K. M1Kane, M. Kinkead, j. Ben- jamin, G. Rickard. T. Smith, j. Hillegeer, G. Plotlker, D. Meyer, S. Hutf. Serum! Rau: D. Smith, D. Bill, S Gleichauf, C. Magnuson, j. Porter, D. Badura, j. Dil worth, j. Heaphy, D. Marshall. Ifirzvr Roux' -I. Smorol R. Coene, P. Scitfert, R. Ferrara, S. Nourocki, R. Sele vaggio. keeping fhe Hoor in room 24 liffered wifh papers. Top Roun' M. Sweezey, XV. Beck. T. Moore, T. Brush, XY. Sage, N. Mayo, K. Clark, K. O'Bryan, C. Baker, D. Hart, A. Allen, D. XY'allon, D. Garnham, B. Koch. Ifonrtb Roux K. Kimmel, S. Hoxxcrnft. K. Madden, D. Smith, C. XY'eltv, K. Backman, C. Bremer, M. Bundschuh C. Gibson, j. Dallison, -I. Schlcifcr, -I. Keenan, B. Stein- orth, C. O'Shay. Tbjnl Roux' j. llcrling, C. Casciani, j. Bouchard, A. Campbell, S. Morgan, N. Moore, K. E Ross, D. Lohrman, B. Payne. J. Bramer, B. Heaney, F Kuntz, B. Gabel. Scroml Roux' P. Krenzer, A. Yfhite S. Steinway, B. Danby, N. Prehn, S. Rem. S. Baker. B Calcrame, E. Sherman, C, Allen, S. Romano, T. Mc- Namee. lfirzri Roux S. Spenter, K. Bonifaue, 1. Snyder -I. Butson, D. Middleton, H. Snyder, C. Rissberger. Y A. Sthuind, j. Bleier, A. Courtright. tl tlll ' A lk fs. YW' 5 1 Top Roux D. Van Hanchem, l. Bel- lins, R. Curtis, XY. Bippes, D. Kielon j. Fordham. Ifwrrtb Roux B. Quinn, R. Robinson, R. Wager, C. Stanton, P. Copey, F. Colotti. Third Roux' P. Anderson, Ci. Lcdcr, K. Corrs, G. Van Ciyscl, If. Powers, P. Cuddeback, K. Frelier. Scrum! Roux li. Bryant, G. jones, P. McCoy, C. Allen, Knapp, S. Hobart. First Roux' XV. XY'ilton, j. Benetti, G. Youngblood, S. XVidman, j. Levis. 1 The EIGHTH wanfs fo Top Roux' C. Ruffle, j. Garland, J. Hay, j. Cripps, j. Foster, S. Vfhite, T. Kane. Fourth Roux' E. Kinkead, R. Bradstreet, C. Conrose, F. Seeber, G. bgine, K. Mule. Tbirfl Roux' T. Roller, R. Gentle, C. Ventlel, A. Ae- bersold, G. XVood, H. Cain, B. Bc-nge. Setoml Roux' L. Vanlngen, B. Brogan, A. Marshall, D. XValmsly, S. Hargar- ther, A. Pitt. First Roux' A. Humph- rev, D. Bott, B. Dennv, C. Scholtz, Ki Hastings. i nexf year as 'l'hey will begin To R011 D Hcnnlnf, H Kaiser Legg B 1 L R I rcudenxo Irians lomib Razz I Abrams Contant V Iiulltner R Menke R Bowman R Dc Lass Tbnd You S ffert D ntoli Ir Was axer j Kusl N in R c Lorm Strom! Rau L Stephenson D Vsissitlt D Kcim R Hunter R ooper C Llttione Inv! R011 Hill R Cimino I. Hcitlcn S Strunk N Portanoxa C X tn 42 Top Roux S. Olcott, M. Cole, -I. Lad- wig, H. Kowalski, R, Miller, D. Mot- tler. Fourth Roux' XV. XY'issifk, D. Schweder, P. Van Apeldoorn, j. Mid- dleton, L. Strickland, R. Drake, F. Stackler. Third Roux G. Hansen, M. Kellar, L. Shaver, B. Senecal, j. Eck- ler, j. Preston, D. Newton. Sefoml Roux G. johnson, B. Zimmer, R. XX'ahl, D. Montgomery, G. Hayden, L. Kershaw. First Roux' D. Cripps. R. Randazzo, R. Armes, J. Mortillaro, J. Leone. GRADE A know-and Top Roux L. Donaldson, L. Merhet- ti, R. Battoe, B. Nevelezer, L. Burt- ner, D. De-uel. Fourtb Rout I.. Be- man, D. Sliker, P. Goodwin, J. Thomas, R. XX'eisenreder, W. Hart, T. Schafer. Third Roux T. Klauss, J. Neuer, A. Schlinker, E. Baker, I. Newman, D. XVager, V. Yeoman, L. Pace. Second Row: j. Caudle, C. Halstead, G. Lehr, E. Chizuk, P. Ev- eritt, V. Bartlett. Firrt Roux' G. Fish- er, M. Battey, j. jones, R. Latta. Freshmen, fo find ouf. Top Roux' XV. Forster, D. Blank, R Ovvlett, C. Davis, H. Hafner, S Moore, F. Freer, C. Rice. Fourth Rau D. Bellins, C. Harradine, S. Bailey F. Schryer, S. Barber, T. XY'itmer, R Quinn. Tbird Row: E. Huff, S. Zeit ler, P. Middleton, K. Hazell, K. De- XY'itt, B. Seaman, S. Shoemaker. Ser- orzd Roux J. Hoffman, N. Papapanu T. Shriver, j. Limpert, B. Humphrey I.. Lauffer. First Roux D. Perry. E Vincent, XV. XVood, R. Stock, P. Ilen- lett. 43 4 , s H' . . 4 5. 4 ,, Q. '!, 0 ,. ..,+. ' . A Ml: Xf. f -'FZ 1 I Top Rau: L. X'anKeuren, P. .Alex- antler, T. Arft, ll. lferge, P. Thomp- son, Li. Klttuek, P. Cieltlart, ll. XX'in- slow. I a11rlfJ Ruiz: S. XX'alsh, lf. Smith, T. Short, XXX Lpson, K. Dahlherg, B. Hegeman, M. Lyng, illllifll Roux' Lipsett, ll. llliott, ff. Murry, j. Antlerson, -I, XX'inn, C. XX'nllenhetk, C. Margin. St-rmnl Roux' J. Longrotl, C. Kayser, P. Kuullutk, A. Merry, MatQuarrie, R. XX'right. Hrs! Rau. j. lliotlato, j. Serattine, XV. Button, j. Van Alstyne, lf. Zah- elny. Lasf buf nof leasf SEVENTH GRADERS Top Roux' K. Algier, C. jones, R. Hare, C. Stanton, Ci. Samolis, :L Emens. Fourth Rouy' L. Tomeno. A. Fox, B. Herman, j, Dihble, D. Lotk- wootl, R. Bunn, G. Hztmman. Tlairtl Roux' R. Sthneiter, B. Rogers, Ci. Vogt, A. Betk, L. Sthmenkler, XV. Grape, G. Buell, C. XX'ztlter. Sammi Roux' D. llaxis, D. llerzog, B. XX'il- son, S. Lense, R, Kyle, XV. Crosby. First Roux' P. Hill, S. Battey, Dib- blc, S. Doyle, C. lipolito. will see in posifions when fhey visif WCS T012 R0ll'.' B. Tiller, K. Kellogg, S. Cooper, li. Kellett, Thayer. VI. Sthneitler, lf. freer. Iiuurlll Rott: tl. Klotzbaeh, Cx. Holtz, XV, Chase. C. Bohnaeher, R. Braun, H, Holtz, R. Hahn. Third Roux R. Rtlggiero, Nl. Hamel, j. Albright, C. XX'alker, L. lletker, R. Hotkenherger, P. Klauss, C. La Phu. Strom! Roux' H. XX'atson, P. Moore, L. Gleason, R, Rhinelwoltl, O, Begner, D. Stiherxille. l'ircI Roux L. Hartung, D. iierhereux, D. XX'al- lon, Flora, M. Hiler. 62 lofi Ron, fi. Niiigur, N. H.illw.rl, XX. ii.lHSL'I1. ll lirimm. Nl. Riixwrr. iv. ,Xnlry K. Nhciih. luniffl Ruiz: K, Nh! mm. N. Suiiur, N. Nir'ukl.iml. li. iliricsliq, I.. XXm'lsi1n'r', 5 flI'.ll3L'. T. Hwltf. lfvnil Ron. I, NIlXLiL'T, U. Chlhtirl. H. lmhru, I. Ihuih. I., Nun. N. Nlimivixiil. X. Ci.1Il.luiv.'r Mimiil Roux NI. kriiimniri, K. l7.il- lisim. QI. Ilwiwimruiw, K . I.ugi', li. Kim gcr, L. iIt'I1I1.ll1l. Init Ron. IJ. Thuinpwn, gl. Ki-lwli-r. H. Yiwv-ii1'.xi1. D. Nlif ilxlfy, il, ORiuirhv.'. D Biwwth. are fhe whom fhe Seniors 'lap Roux R. I.ung.:cr, S, Pi1swri.lIi. L. Hcnnlcrsivn, N. Neill, rl. Tcim.mi, wl. Chamlwrlnin, R. Ciiniiusu. lfonrllv Roux' K. Klmcr, C.. KfL'g2li, Ii. Dc- jnngc, Ci. Curtis, lf. lndixinu, K. xXVCiSSL'I1li, B. DcYuy, R. Smith. Tlwinl Roux' H. Zimmer, R. Russ, ID. Kcyscr, IJ. Clmx, I.. IIFCHI, I.aiI3cllv. R, NL-xxnlzm. Sivwnl Rau: T. .'xiL'X.lllRiL'I', Ci. Vrugcl, I.. Brauixtrucl, li. Snmrul, VI. Snowy, :L Iircmh, l ir.iI Roux ll. firipps, ,l. Buuhncr, D. Tricslu, Smith, K. NhKurihy. of responsibilify in fufure years. Top Roux Ii. Lncscr, C. XYhilc, 'I Kchuu, ID. Smith, XY. Dgucnport. M Phinncy. Nl. Nlnrgan, ul. Ncutim l'0IH'f,J Rau: R. Szmmlis, Ii. Curry P. Yragcl, -I, XX-fill, hl. Luhrmdn, 5 XX'cbsrcr, 5. Cfurdinglcy, P. Klzluss Thin! Roux D. lliikrigcln, P. Milind dun, C, XY'girncr, It Paris, R. Fiahcr T. hlcnncr. K.. NlkKL'Cg.lfl, NI. Blink ucll. Siwnnl Rau: R. Risshcrgcr, R Chard, Ci. fiulCSik, -I. Lune, In Liiscy ll. Bimyd. l'iiwI Rau: P, XY.ukcrim N. Ifinkhcincr. C.. liuhuyn. R, Di- Pmilw. A. Rufflu. 45 09-05 Top Roux' J. McNamee, K. Boniface, K. Madden, J. Snyder. Tbird Row: B. Nevelezer R Robinson, M. Nagle, S. Brewer, J. Barron, P. Middleton, D. Robinson, D. Suberville, P. John son, B. Swift. Serond Roux' S. Rauber, G. Johnson, D. Bliek, C. Battey, M. Tygert, R. Fi her D. Kohler, P. Middleton. First Roux- L. Bradstreet, B. DeJonge, J. Flora, P. Wackerosx J Newman, J, Thomas. RING LEADERS of fhe different classes keep very busy. 'Ye C549 I 958 President Viee-President Secretary Treasurer Cabinet Reprcseritatiies Mary Ann Tygert, Philip Johnson, I959 Stuart Rauber Gail Johnson Robert Curtis David Bliek Carol Battey, David Kohler President David Robinson Vice-President Pamela Middleton Svfrctary Margaret Nagle Treasurer Sally Brewer Cabinet Representatires Judith Nowsrocki, Judith Barron, Mark Vande, David Suberiille l960 President Jerry McNamee Vire-President Karen Boniface Secretary Jacqueline Snyder Treasurer Kathy Madden Cabinet Representatives Jim Bramer, Terry Brush, Nancy Mayo, Karen Ross l96l President Patricia Middleton Viee-President Judy Thomas Serretary Barbara Nevelezer Treasurer Judy Newman Cabinet Representatires Roxanne Robinson, Robert XX'eisenreder I962 President Paul Wackerov' Viee-President Barbara De Jong Serretary Leigh Bradstreet Treasurer Jill Flora Cabinet Representatives Molly Morgan, Todd Jenner TI ACTIVITIES J K XV Lx, 5 F l . . fifffl l Top Roux' P VanHoover, S. Putnam, B. Young, A. Lasher, C. Clark, R. Munson, B. Swift, D. Basch, P. johnson, R G. Martin, C. Battey, M. Tygert, K. Ross, R. Robinson, Fisher. Stfroml Roux' D. Kohler, C. Higley, S. Bartusek Tbird Roux' J. Bramer, D. Suberville, T. Brush, M. Vande, N. Van Horn, G. McGuire, D. Sweet. First Roux' M. Mor gan, I.. Kinkead, j. Barron, j. Nowrocki. Our guides along the way-fhe STUDENT COUNCIL. . I l i 1 Ui fill-, l 4, ., 3 'IIN 'lu ulligl ' 'S a t L. h ,A ,ff i ., V ! X ki E I I .5 ' D . p .L . OFFICERS AND ADVISERS Top Rau: N. Van Horn, C. Higley, G. McGuire. Fin! Rau' C.vwlnlj.' Mr. S. Castor, S. Bartusek, Miss M. Davis, D. Sweet. , i Under the capable direction of David Sweet, president, XY'ebster's Cabinet passed a number of new measures and took an active part in school government during 1956-57. Vice-pres- ident Gail McGuire took over for Dave in his absence at times, while secretary Neil Van- Horn kept the minutes and roll of each meet- ing. Corresponding secretary Susan Bartusek handled the task of exchanging information with other county schools. Mr. Norman Cas- tor and Miss Mary Davis, advisers, helped keep the meetings running smoothly. The Cabinet introduced many new ideas this year, including a Students' Day, a New Years Eve Dance, and plans for a student bookstore, a student court, and season passes for future years. Members were sent to a num- ber of county-wide conferences to gain ideas. lu the fall uf will thc N.ttion.1l llonor Society yv.is estalwlisltt-tl iii Web- ster ffentral gclnml. lfor many years XX'thstcr had named its outst.mtling citizens In the ranks of the Sportsiuansliip llt'otliet'liootl on the hasis ul' their stholarsliip, th.tr.tcter, and p.trtitip.ttion in CXIl'.l-killI'l'ltiLllLlf' activities. ln a moving ceremony in the No- vemher 29 4lsscI11lWly, senior members of the Sportsmanship Brotherhood yvere inducted into the National Honor So- ciety by representatives of the Palmyra- Macedon chapter of this organization. These seniors then tapped twelve jun- iors who joined them on the stage to repeat the pledge of the society. In its effort to develop scholarship, sportsmanship, and leadership, the Na- tional Honor Society reaches out to all students of XVebster Central School and to those of every other school in which it has a chapter. lfach student truly belongs to this honorary fraterni- S Lefl lo rigbls .Miss E. Gar etw 21 ADVISER AND OFFICERS ty and is bound by its code of behavior. ,Mi , V I The outstanding citizens who have., . Q been tapped in assembly are specialff 31' if representatiy-e5 of the entire stutijydy LV' . ,M A body. H bi? Nfl gf ik ut Ula X-It ,Atl vi - I J' . ry' N U f' lh ,lil l yblff tl M5 ' fl W T' xy .AV Lu il, Standing: B. lriiler, j. Everitt, A.'Berlove, .I. Sthulltz, L. V Hart, j. Schafer, P. johnson, Miss li. Garnett C Higlev Thorpe, D. bvxeet, XV. Tolf, S. Lyng, K. Newton, G. S. Bartusek. S. Herbst. I-'rwzl Roux P Farnhim McGuire, D. Bliek, A. Lasher, G, Martin. Sitting: E. Tygert, D, Kohler, S, Snyder, j. Giebcl I 'iwlil i S. Bartusek, J. Schafer, P. johnson C lIig,lf.y X Top Row: DI. Kimmel, N. Gillespie, B. Hiler, N. Neumann, VanGeyten, M. Schultz. Second Row: M. Witt, A. Lasher C. Stingle, L. Kinkead, S. Herbst, S. Frelier, G. Vifood. Third S. Putnam, B. Young, P., Farnham, D. Sweet, M. Spencer Roux' L. Merry, N. Milne, N. Van Horn, J. Schafer, S. Lyng, C. Hiley, K. Neyvton. First Row: K. Rayment, P.. Barron N. Svxeezey, D. de Roos, C. Clark, D. Hazell, D. Basch, M. J. Antes, F. Downing, C. Schulz, M. Moyer, G. Martin. The school year is recorded in picfures and sfory in fhe l957 REYEILLE. The Reveille for 1957 is the product of the labors of thirty-eight devoted Seniors, led by editor-in-chief Anne Lasher, through hectic struggles with deadlines, picture identification, sketches, and write-ups. Through the concerted effort of the whole staff in compiling the information and meeting the deadlines, the Class of '57 has been able to publish this yearbook. Sherry Putnam served as the Reveille's business manager, while six hard-working committees handled the various chores involved in producing the book. The literary committee, headed by Cory Clark and Scott Lyng, was responsible for all written material, while Curtis Higley's photography committee scheduled and assisted in the taking of pictures. Advertising was the headache of Don Basch and his committee, plus a number of additionally recruited seniors. Joyce Antes headed the circulation committee in the scramble for subscriptions. The art committee, under Nancy Neu- mann. thought up the Reveille's fine art work, while Kathy Rayment's typists prepared the copy for the printer. The Reveille Staff is grateful for the experi- enced direction of its advisers, Miss Esther Dunn, Miss Claudia XY'heeler, and Miss Kathleen Goetten. 50 OFFICERS AND ADVISERS Luft Io Rigbl: A. Lasher, Miss K. Goetten, Miss IE Dunn, S. Putnam, Miss C, XVheeler. Exactly ten times this year the Courier Staff sat back, relaxed, and sighed happily as another edition of the WCS school paper was distributed to the students. The story behind the scenes is as exciting as any in the paper itself as the staff of editors, reporters, and typists hustled the Courier out each month. Heading the operations this year was Cory Clark, editor-in-chief, supported by a capable staff including Don Basch, the busiest EXECLTIVES AND ADVISER Top Row: D. Basch, S, Putnam, A. Lasher, S. Lyng, M. Mills, P. Sherrell. Firx! Rou' fseatedj: Miss K. Goetten, C. Clark, E. Down- ing, M. Moyer. managing editor in the business, associate editors Anne Lasher and Marilyn Moyer, and business manager Ethel Downing. Scott Lyng acted as editor of the boys' sports department, while Sherry Putnam headed the girls' sports section. The Courier would not have been possible without the advice of Miss Kathleen Goetten, who also trained a new crop of cub reporters to handle key posts in future years. The currenf news is recorded by fhe COURIER STAFF. Top Roux' C. Schulz, Al. Van Buren, B. Young, C. Burr, M. Mills, S. Frelier, L. Frank, F. Stock, S. Gardner, j. Keim, H. Klaver. Third Roux' P. Barron, J. Vincent, E. Robinson, A. Portanova, j. Antes, H. Hafner, j. Senecal, R. Stevens, D. Oesterich, A. Henderson, D. Campbell, S. Schmidt, M. Jenner, M. Van Geyten, N. Grape, K. Rayment Second Roux' E. Downing, S. Lyng, D. Basch, C. Clark S. Putnam A. Lasher M. Mover P. Sherrell. First Rau K. Hayes,, L. Lipsetti, G. Fuhllgiorn, B. Kittelberger, J Anderson, D. Mastowski. .Y,v ip f,....q 'STI If' ADVISER AND OFFICERS Miss H, Growney. W V y f E r '-if! Slurzrlingx A. Lasher, G. Martin, j. Ames, G. McGuire. Sitting. , . Our liferary friends like fhe LIBRARY CLUB After their introduction to Miss Helena Grow- ney, the new librarian, in September, library clubbers set about carrying out their theme for the year, HarmonyH. The mothers and daughters' tea was a mem- orable event with The Reverend Roy Ostenson of the University of Rochester discussing college life. Outstanding speakers of the year included Mrs. jean Lyng - Harmony in the Family, Mrs. Top Raw: M. Tygert, J. Everitt, L. Frank, B. Hiler, C. Burr, j. Kimmel, E. Ross, S. Morgan, K. Madden, K. Kim- mel, B. Koch, G, Hartman. Tbird Roux' P. Middleton, C. Hamel, G. XY'ackerow, C. Schulz, E. Fuchs, D. Middleton, S. Young, J. Hartman, B. Kittelberger, K. Boniface, B. Brogan, D. Kinkead, S, Bartusek, B. Van Eenwyck. Serorzd Ada Thorpe - School Lunchroom Management as a Career, Miss Eleen Garnett - Guidance Wfork, Gail McGuire - My Trip to Europe, and Elizabeth Ross - My Life in England. The Christmas party was merry with everyone exchanging handmade gifts. May brought the annual houseparty at Powder Mill Park and the election of officers for the coming year. Roux' S. Putnam, G. McGuire, P. Farnham, G. Martin, A. Lasher, j. Antes, L. Thorpe, E. Hatt. First Roux' E. Merry, N, Mayo, A. Berlove, E. Robertson, C. Camp, C. Batte', A Mor an NI. Caudle M Sweeze' M. Bundschuh, y ' g s 1 s - yy J. Barron. 3' A j' . ' Q ' l 6 -X-, I w iic 5 f Top R011 .' ll. Sullivan, K, Wright, D, Bliek, R. Stevens, P. Lalinrle, C. lfckel, R, Christian, ll. Hafner. L. Thorpe, C. Brewer. Third Roux' lf, Robertson, C. Camp, XV. Sage, M. Hundschuh, li, Stock, L. Arines, A. Morgan, M. Svveezey, B. Payne, Miss M. Stone, K, Madden, N. Moore, Keim, R. Boyd, P. Middleton, N. Alexander, B. Anderson, S. Snyder. Sccoml Roux' j. Bartlett, T. Mchlashan, D. jenkins, Ci. Vfackermy, D. XY'eb ter, S. Gardner, G, Mclinirc A. Portanoxa, B. Koch, ll. Middleton, G. llarunan. liiml Razr: ll. Mtfirnssen, j. Montgomery' l., lfrank, -I. Anderson, lf. Sherman, ii. Reeves, B. Kittelberger, rl. Snyder, lf. lfuths. C. Rissberger. These CLUBS promofe inferesf in languages Members of the Spanish Club, headed by Miss Ruth Panosian, adviser, and club president Betsy Van Eenwyk, began the year with the initiation of new members. At Christmas time, a typically Spanish celebration was held with the breaking of the traditional pinata. A joint basketball game and supper with Latin clubbers followed in Feb- ruary. A project to collect food, money, and clothing for a needy child in Mexico City was approved by the club. The year's activities were brought to a close by the picnic in june. Under the direction of Miss Marie Stone, adviser, and Sue Gardner, consul, Latin clubbers held monthly meetings. Outstanding festivities included initiation in November, a Christmas par- ty, and a get-together with the Spanish Club in February. The Ides of March were celebrated by skits put on by Latin II students. Olympic games were staged in April, and in May the traditional Roman banquet was held. Top Ron: M. Jenner, D. Kohler, H. Stenglein, -I. Bramer, J, Barron, L. Klumpp, SPANISH CLUB B. Hiler. M. Nagle, M. XVitt. Third Roux' C. Foster, N. Ames, M. Spencer, N, Mayo, G. McGuire, R. King, S. Lyng, C. Higley, P. johnson, B. Van lfenyvyck. Second Roux Miss R. Panosian, j. Schafer, S. Herbst, S. Merw. Ci. Martin, M. Schultz. First Rau: G. XVackerovv, Ii. Rosa, B. Algiers, M. Tygert, M, Preston, j. Ames, .4 N 4 ART CLUB-Standing: Miss C. Wheeler, S. Hendee, E. W'right, T. McNamee, A. Lasher, N. Neumann. Sitling: D. Hiler, L. Armes, C. Stingle, N. Gillespie. Front: J. Anderson, L. Lipsett, E. Ross. 6 Pencil- pen -ink - color-combine for ART CLUB fun XVith Miss Claudia Wheeler, adviser, art club- ogy was scheduled, and the club went as a group bers met every other Wednesday to hear reports to see the movie, Lust for Life , a story of im- on various artists or phases of art work, given by Pressionigt Vincent Van Gogh, fellow club members. To raise money members resorted to selling A visit to the Rochester Institute of Technol- pictures of VUCS on post cards. DRAMATICS CLUB-Top Row: M. Spencer, J. Gru- ger, Mrs. V. Chandler, L. Clow, D. Woodard, C. Quinn, D. Reisch, M. Van Geyten, G. Binggeli, L. Thor e. B. Green D. Wri ht Second Row: B. Youn P 7 g f g? F. Vanl-Ianehem, E. Downing, P. Serafine, M. Robin- :-,,,,,,,,.. son, C. Schulz, M. Witt, M. Moyer, B. Wilhert. First Row: R. Holtz, D, Sullivan, B. Anderson, C. Foster, AI. Howcraft, J. Giebel, R. Vanlelanehem, S. Mertz, P. Sherrell, G. Vollick, D. Dorr. Fun for all in fhe DRAMATICS CLUB spoflighf 1957 brought many new members to the Cur- tain Callers . Under the direction of Mrs, Vivian Chandler. Highlights of the year included the staging of a short play, Three on a Bench , and a Shad- owgram in assembly on March 15, and attending adviser, drama clubbers have expanded their acQ the Drama Festival at Brockport on March 23, tivities to the seeing and discussing of many movies on the techniques of dramatic production. 5-1 where the group presented The Valiant . Hhs wig 2 '59 5 ,' . . .gal fl! ' Wm 'W Top Roux' R. Stappenbeck, T. Froniear, T. Herbst, R. Abrams, G. Anderson, K. 0'Bryan, T. Finn, T. Cleary, D. Sloan. Third Roux' M. Kinkead, G. Alexander, R. Bulau mx, R. sem, M. Sullivan, 5. XY'allenbeck, R. Abramsi R Twilliger, C. Bird, R. Teerlinck, R. Verstraete, XV. Cam- trmn, B. Mule, R. Peters, C. VC'elty, j. Sellinger, J. Lense, U' 'il X ...B J. Bundschuh. Second Roux' J. Stupp, R. Wachtman, R McBurney, M. Smith, F. Van Apeldoorn, Mr. F. Higley R. Rhines, R. Pinkney, D. deRoos, J. Frklenz, G. Longer G. libner. Ifirxf Roux' C. Allen, S. Romano, T. Smith, R Coene. Tomorrow's farmers are 'l'oday's FFA sfudenfs. Standing: R. Gabrych, R. Pinkney, F. VanApeldoorn, Sitting: Mr. F. Higley, D. deRoos, M. Smith, R. Rhines. OFFICERS AND ADVISFR After an active summer in which they won three firsts in booth prizes and five first awards in judging contests at the Monroe County Fair and took first prize in vegetable crop judging at the Syracuse State Fair, Webster Future Farmers represented New York State at the National Veg- etable Growers' Convention in Atlanta, Georgia during the week of December 10-14. Their first-term activities included the initia- tion of 28 members, a Christmas party with the home ec girls, the horticultural show in Rochester, and the sale of refreshments at football games. During the second semester the boys played host to the County FFA Convention here at XVeb- ster, held their annual fathers and sons' banquet and accompanied the home economic girls for a day at Cornell University during Farm and Home Week, in addition to their spring term project of selling seeds. hhnsf 9 Q x C7 CW, ! NJ-3 vw. 1 Standing: P. Shadd, K. Marshall, D, Mastowski, P, Farn ham, A. Feucht, A. Ziegler, E. XX'a1ters, C. Battev, S. Hahn, C. Terracini, D. Hargarther, N. Caudle, J. Lieberman, E Terracini, S. Bassage, C. Huscher, A. LaBelle, j. DeRooy, K. Beh, M. Winn. Sillingf M. Miller, P, Buckner, F. Mar- quardt Mrs H Barton H XY'ilbert S Putnam B Youn , . . , . , . . , . g, P. Frawley, C. Stupp, S. Drake, S, Conley, B Cannon. Front: B. Bradstreet, J. Rieflin, C. Butcher, N. Mintz, D. McCormick, C. Schwappacher, L. Burlew, B. McBride M. Mammano, j. Stritzel, j. Lexx is. s The HOME ECONOMICS CLUB frains 'lomorrow's homemakers. Home Economics Club, functioning with the three-fold aim of strengthening the home- making program, developing the individual student, and providing enjoyable social affairs, spent the year in activities promoting these purposes. The girls sold refreshments at the games, held a Christmas party with the Ag boys, and worked on the year's project, the junior Red Cross. They made handkerchiefs for veterans, toy bags, afghans, and wool toys. In May, the annual mothers and daughters' banquet was held. The club met weekly, with Mrs. Helen Barton as adviser. Officers for this year were Brenda Young, presidentg Sherry Putnam, vice- presidentg Patricia Frawley, secretaryg Helen XY'ilbert, treasurerg Carol Stupp, social chair- man. 6 Q - .. . .. , if ' 1 - . .. N- Y ,I ,. T ' b F. 1.5 Q y , T- Q N ii KAI.. x-Q J , , 7 I 51 C ' -' 2 P' ' - C X Yi-f N , 3- , , M v ll- fn f, ,vf ati- R L- ' X' l. Slmlding: ll. Vfilberl, Mrs, ll. Barton, P. lirzmley Siltingx B, Young, S. Putnam, Cf, Stupp. OIilflCl.RS .NND .'KlJYISl.R gf' I I U3 QW! gc L . , ' , tw -,jpyQ ,f ' if at I g VX B o 9- Jaw in ei Q' Gales of laughter greeted the junior produc- tion of The Little Dog Laughed , on April 12. Susan Bartusek as college co-ed, Laurie Hunt- ington, bounced home, aglow with Zombrawski ink spots and purge dances, and began to untie the psychological knots in her family. Her parents, Betsy Van Eenwyk and Phillip La Borie, and brother Wally fDick Leonej, soon became the guinea pigs for Laurie's psychology mania. Hope Sherman, as student director, with Judy Ross and Linda Holt as promoters, aided the cast of fifteen in turning out a fine performance. Di- recting the production were Miss- Mary Davis and Mrs. Helen Barton fi , ,af X 655 SES-9 'cb-'Qs ' .L if-gf? Q' if '55 75 Z? E' E R King P Sherrell NO-Q he -,EES-fsjcbfiaggigtffuffafn U 5 c - 22: , - , ...zzz .B .Va.fs,s:.c,:.:fk. P..s:::::'L.. JU '0 w , , x p Mrs. H, Bartog?R. Hewlett. Sitting: j. Everitt, Nl Robinson B Bradstreet Fourth Roux' M. Mills, J. Kimmel, A. Ziegler, R. Jones, D Sweet, J. Erklenz, J. Kuebel, G. Vollick, D. deRoos, W Tolf, C. Clark, K. Newton, D. Basch, J. Gruger, J. Brennan C. Huscher, P. Todd. Tbird Roux' S. Rayment, E. XValter, E. Lasher, C. Burr, B. Anderson, R. Webster, K. Clark, M Smith, L. Leisten, M. Sullivan, L. Clow, A. Henderson, D Serond Roux- D. Kraska, S. Bassage, J. Ross, P. Buckner, G Conley, J. Schliefer, H. Zettl, B. Swift, T. Moore, J. Hayslip R. Munson, R. Teerlinck, T. Stumpf, D. Jenkins, N. Neu- mann, S. Bartusek, M. Winn, M. Tygert. First Roux' M. Frnst B. Young, G. Fuhlborn, G. Meyer, M. Preston, S. Young, J Elter, R. Swift, B. Mcl-Iugh, O. Zettl, D. Robinson, XV. Gent D. Norris, C. Butcher, N. Gillespie, E. Hatt, S. Putnam, S Hegeman, I.. MarBritle, J. B adstreet, J. Meyer, J. Vickerman P. Farnham, C. Stingle, . Fguait, B. Powers, Missly. Wiify. MacI.aughlin, M. Smith. 1 ' . ' ' ' ' ' , f 1 . . f A J infra! Mt 'J .A ,i,r-,fy if : fx, . X 7' v , , u X N i I X. X J ' Ypp 1' H ri,-LTL . l bv :HJ A f , . g- X1 tw. X D J 1 Q ACCOMPANISTS .J 9 Lefl to right: K. Madden, M. VC'inn, S. Mac- Laughlin, D. Middleton, E, Hatt, S. Putnam, K ff Left Io right: D. Blank, M. XVinn, E. Hart, A. Lasher, G. Reeves. Everyone enjoys concerfs by fhe WCS MIXED CHORUS BAND Cleft sidej-Top Row: P. Farnham, D, Andrews, E Downing, S. Garnham, R. Munson. Second Row: M. Schnei- der, K. Vanderlyke, P. Christian, T, Repp, A, Morgan First Row: C. Camp, J. Everitt. S. Lyng, C. Eckel. BAND fright sidej-Top Row: T. Welcher, T. Flora, D Wallon, C. Brewer, D. Garnham, D. Haggerty, S. Morgan W. Hatt, R. Holtz, M. Spencer, J. Erklenz. Second Radu D. King, M. Smith, B. Van Eenwyck, J. Brennan, C. Rice W. Tolf, L. Clow, Mr. E. DeWitt. First Row: R. Hew- lett, C. Bohnacker, D. Elliott, K. McKane, W. Heavey H. Vrooman, T. Schriver, G. Samolis, W. Chase, D. Dorr SENIOR BAND L1 Miss C. Young, Mr. E. DeWitte, Miss V. Withey. MUSIC DIRECTORS Many merry musical momenfs are Standing: T. Landon, K Kellogg E Freer R Bunn L Lauffer D Trieste R. Rissberger, Mr. E. DeWxtte R Vlason I. Smith R Robinson H Zimmer W. Sanger. Sitting: G. Burtner W Wieton B Quinn D Elliott P Good BAND win, R. Samolis, R. lNIcCleary J 4 T Y . . A '1'5 5 'f 'r 5 1? I . U srl' -, I. - Q ' K 'OE J 5, . ,N . i ' 'fv . Qi fi V - va ' H. K J 3 '. 2? ,gf ,. ,.' . nf Q 3 ' .1 s f l 5 5 f. , 5 I K U , 1 XQ ', . ffl . f , - , , 3-2 7? ,' , , . C4 f .. A I V .5 .4 I 'Q 'Asa gsm . 5, V 'Z' X t A' 1. , y 1 ca . aA ' 1 . I 1 N S I, ' 5' I , . . 'ty iw Q ,l if f , 1 - - M 5' ' ' f , iq rw sf. 4 P , at 15.1 1 H 1 1 gi, ,1 tg' - Q K j ,3'WSvv- L 'ii i-. , 5 I I W , Mi ,ff 4 L 1 5 l s 'S 1 e Q x Xi x gk M In M 3' 5 is .N xf 11 QC fl ax li? 'W Tap Rau N lNe1l D Blank C Stanton L Mcchetti M Phinney D Bellms M Morgan L Henderson S Shoemaker N Moore Tbzrd Rau C Curtis W' Hatt B Seaman P Hewlett G Leder P Anderson C Hill N Papapanu D D1Angelo S Cooper J Schneider I Wrntz E Indumo Serand Rau S Webster P Vragel R Hahn lg J Newer J Klotzbach C Walker D Bott B Denny C LaPha C Facer T Jenner E Paris J Jones Fzrsl Rau P Klauss D Clow R Fisher V Bartlett M Blackwell P Mt Fadden C Gobeyn P Eweritt J Hoffman Longrod E Losey L Vanlngen P D1 Paulo J Dtodato P Watkerovs Kim' Tap Rau: C. Davis, H. Hafner, B. Nevelezer S. Halbert, L. Burtner S. Bailey, F. Schryer, K, Hazell, K. DeWitte. Third Rau K McCra ' K Hastin s S Zeitler R Wfeis . . ry, . g . , . - enreder, H. Winslow, M. Stramennio, E. Huff, P. Mid- dleton, J. Thomas, B. Hegeman, C. White, B. DeVoy, J. Newton. Second Raw: J. Lohrman, S. Monahan, A. Pitt, W. Grape, C. Bohnacker J. Lipsett, B. Gruger R. Ross, E. Vincent T. Schryer, L. Frenz, L. Decker M. Hamel, M. Hiler. First Raw: R. Newman, J. LaBelle, B. Brogan, C. McKeegan, M. Winn, P. Hill, L. Bradstreet, S, Lense, C. Magin, N. Finkbeiner, J. Sweezey, J. VanA1styne, J. Caudle, K. McCarthy. Everyone enjoys fhe public appearance of our large JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS DEBATING CLL'B-Shmd- ing: T. McNamee, D. Cush- man, D. Garnham, C. Brew- er, B. Koch, C. Lusardi, T. NlcGlashan A XVhite 1 , - . ,l Schleifer, K. Ross. Silting. Mr. N. Castor Nl, jenner C Cursnskn D Hazell Exerxtt J lxexm J NIc'Na mee sf N A! 0 PROJECTIONISTS Stand 1:15 C1 Ebner B Ross B Halbert .I Gurskr T Fron tear G XVheeler D Suber ulle B Thayer B McBurn lN ss A umn Stumpf D Vsfachtman S11 lnlg P Kloss J Palermo j Bumnd j Helmnger R Tvullxger R Conrovs Vickers Ivzeelmg C Allen Ensrgn R Pxerce Novxrockx B Ferrara s Ah Resolved fhaf DEBATING CLUB IS fun To gne tts members practlcal evcperlence 1n publlc speaklng and logxcal reasonlng Debate Club under the dlrectlon of Mr Norman Castor sponsors speaklnv contests round table dlscusslons and debates Besrdes intra mural competltlon the club has traseled to Hamllton College and Geneseo Sttte Teachers College for rnterscholasttc tournaments and to Mc ua1d and Aquxn IS Hlgh Schools for dual meets QA! PROJECTIONISTS everybodys ready, wnllmg and able Lnder the superuston of Nllss Allce umn usual axds drrector this tramed corps of projectlonrsts handle the compllcated task of gettlng the rxght moxxes to the right places at the rlght tlmes Thex transport all necessars equxpment shovs the films and return the maternals to thexr proper dest1nat1on In a sxstem of thts SIZE the orderls carrung out of thls asslgnment IS no small accomplxshment 65 V , 1 , p v I le . Y xx ' x I ft - ' px' . ' Q6.Q'f.' T- my O u u V - Q. , . 1 g Q J A Cl ' B f Ly. l C' . l ' A ' X l y-Sf, ', H Y, L ey, , Ii fo' , fr. I A 45, 7 L21 , . . - 7 gp. . ' V' . ,Q -. 1,3 'W-Q, - A B. ' , . ' , S. . ' ' . I o 0 l 1, I. ' y r .Y . r '. - ny . ' 1' v . . ' ... '1 , if CAFETERIA Sh1r1a'ing.' j. Ellis, R. Sthratl- er, M. VanclerMallie, R. White, M. Pinknev, M. Ko- 'vc bus, M. Heinzman, V. Yurx' 1 -Q, I 'Q snm1g.- L. Giigm, F. BO,-al M. Herman, D. Humphrey, L. Buckner, bl. Haidle. D-CH-f Much credif is due fo our loyal sfaffs. BUS DRIVERS AND SHERIFFS S1mm'ing.' G. Stortk. I.. Hill yard, R. Rogers, A, Trumble G. Smith, XY'.'Ciallagher, 'I Hackett. A. Holtz, lf. Shaher, R. Campbell, KI. Read, R. Rau ber, M. XX'atstm. C. Tuung, K Stevens, B. Young. Kncelirzg B. Neva, M. XX'elsher, J. Blan- chard, nl. Kujawa, R. Scheer- sthmitlt, B. Merz. D. Henley H. Ferry, H. Vfatson, E. Seitz G. Henley. TRANSPORTATION SlimtJiug.' T. Vrooman, B. Neva. Sitting: li, john- son, ll Henley, EN wE5.?T5R.F 1 ww Slzlilfllfrlgf Keith, M. Keith, Siltings E. Hilfiker. F. Bflllins. S, Smith, bl. Stunllark. 66 CUSTODIANS SP0li'I'S .mwhkn X 'ugly A Feucht P. Van Hoover A. Lasher We? VARSITY CHEERLEADERS are a peppy addlfion fo all our games. S. Putnam D. Kraska K Wk P. Farnham 'M 5 li? JI, +4 E S. Sanfillipo' V f , ' mqmx W N Sixteen enthusiastic streaks of purple and gold were seen going through their motions at the games this year. They were, of course, seven varsity and nine jay-vee cheerleaders. The varsity squad, under Sherry Putnam and the junior varsity, under Carol Battey, were kept busy with 1 ul 'Yip pep rallies and rooters' club meetings. Varsit cheerleaders introduced new Y up gig!! WF! -W1 cheers, such as The Fightu, which were heartily received by the grandstand while the jay-vees, with two boys added to their ,Wi Ui f!y U ranks, peppily performed newcomers likeyvwl ,V Echo Cheer . L-1 fox! ,Lew ern 1, it , C1 Nollick D Ixinkead S Bartusck C Battu Ccaptamj 'NI MBTBLQIZHI1 L: johnson inkney. , fwlif mezfw wi M y fy. 104 . ,L fvei' 1 S as LEADERS'CLL'B-Tap Roux' A. Lasher, D. Kinkead, T. McNamee, G. Binggeli. Second Rau: S. Putnam, B. Hiler, R. Heaven, L. Merry. C. Quinn, B. Van Eenwyk, Miss J. Maunder. First Roux' C. Stingle, S. Mertz, L. Kinkead, G. Martin, M. King, P. Van Hoover. 53. 91 GIRLS' COACHES Standing: Miss J. Maunder Sitting: Miss M. Noble -. if s as . v' . K I , ASSISTANT LEADERS,CLL'B-Top Roux' D. Sullivan, D. XY'oodard, M. Van Geyten ler, E. Lasher, M, Mills, J. Giebel, S. Herbst, S. Gardner, S. Heininger, N. Everdyke, J Fox, B. Danby, A. Pinkney. First Roux S. Sssingly, P. Frauley. J. Ross, M. Robinson A. Portanowa, L. Armes, A. Allen, B. Koch. Third Roux M. Svieezey, C, Battey, M. Bieter- man, J. Vickerman, S. Bassage, J. Barnhart. Second Roux J. Barron, M. Schultz, A. Zieg- D. DeGeorge, E. Fuchs, B. Prahler, B. Young, S. Young, S. Sxsingly, S. Morgan. Members of 'l'he LEADERS' CLUB play a vifal parf in fhe afhlefic program The able guidance of Miss Joyce Maunder and president Peggy Van Hoover, and the work of the girls in Leaders' Club and Assistant Leaders' Club brought another successful year in girls' sports. Fol- lowing the pledge of their organization. members set about to fulfill its aims. As part of their regular 69 duties, the girls did refereeing, umpiring, timing. scoring, planning playday s. and other jobs pertaining to the girls' athletic program. lfach girl who carries out her duties receives a number of points which go toward the sports award for which she is working. Q BASKFTB.-XLLiTop Roux' M, XY'itt, j. Vickerman, Third Roux' J. Lewis, F. VanHane hem, A. Ziegler, T. McNamee, M. VanGeyten, S. Mertz, B. Hiler, S. Herbst, G, Martin N. Gillespie. Second Roux' C. tt Butcher, S. Sanfillipo, J. De- Rooy, L. Kinkead, J. Autovino D. Mastowski, P. Farnham. C Stingle, S. Putnam. First Rou- A. Feucht, B, Young. HOCKEY ALL STAR-Slaml ing: j. Bartlett, H. McCrossen Ii. Lasher, A. Morgan, j. Barn hart, L. Thorpe, A. Pinkney S. Gardner, L, Ross, S. Putnam Sitting: A, Lasher, G. McGuire Miss j. Maunder, R, Heaven X man, B. Prahler, J. XValker, P Vanllooxer, S. Suingly, -f.. GIRLS' sronrs inizlude 'l'he mosf popular Once again WCS fields and courts were filled with the many high school girls working for sports awards and pure enjoyment. The hockey fields were crammed to over- flowing this year and many balls were heard bouncing into the bas- kets each night all through the win- ter months. Another great cold weather sport was bowling which made a real strike! BOXVLING-Slandifzgr G. Marks, S. Hein- inger, N. Moore fManager for Freshman and Sophomoresj, B. Green, L. Klump, j. Abrams, S. Conley, A. LaBelle, S. Doyle. Kmftfling: J. Noxxrocki, A, Pinkney CMana- gc-r for -luniors and Seniorsj. Sitling: D. Bill, li. Downing, C. Magnuson, A, Elter, B. Swan, H. XY'ilhert. 'U D, Kinkead. Kueelirzgs j. Hart- ARCHERY-Slanding: J. Antes, A. XY'hite. Kneeling: G. McGuire, M. Smith, K. Hill D. XVri ht B. Feldbauer C. Huscher. Si!- li i . ring: C, Stupp, M. Preston, S. Mills, G Reeves, K. Kimmel. Bullseye! That's the cry of XVCS girls as arrow after arrow goes straight to its mark. In soc- cer it's over the goal every time while volleyball chalks up as many popularity points as any girls' sport. These sports have been played here for many years and will be for many more. games of skill and fun for everyone g ..4l4s 0 SOCCER Top Rau E Halt M Robinson G Johnson C Foster S Snyder B Wilbert Third Rau J Hovncraft M XV1nn I Giebel S Bassage P Sherrell B Algier S Rieflin M Twgert J Ross B Anderson Serand Rau C Battey L Thorpe C Cape D Sullnan G Binggeli D, Wfoodard R Hea ven M. Mills. First Row: H. Sher- man C. Curynski J. Bartlett P Buckner P. Serafme D. Thom - son J. Everitt. VOLLEYBALL-Tap Roux' J. Donevan, B. Wfinslow, P. Fraw- ley, L. Lipsett, M. Schnepf, S. Brewer, S. Swingly, Stritzel Serand Roux' J. Barron, P, Mid- dleton, M. VanLare, S. Gardner, A. Portanova, M. Weis, D Hiler, E. Vilright, A. Morgan, S. Swingly. First Raw: K. Don- ovan, B. Prahler, J, Sanford ' J. Hartman, E. Fuchs, C Schwappacher, C. Hamel, G XY'ackerow. w 1 ev -W--,-. P. Van Hoover ,.. .flu '-. A ,Y D. Kinkead, A. Lasher Tl'MBI.ING-Arlion: S. Bartusek. B. Kinelberger, D. Kraska, K. Raymenr, A. Pinkney, V' --- P. Vnnl-lorwer. M. Frawley. Kneeling: L. Holt, E. Lasher, L. Ross, S. Young, D. Kinkead, I KA j sr. F. Marquardt, A. Berlove. 5 f gp Exercise clears 'Phe mind and E',FuChS'M-Sweezey S SOFTBALL-Top Roux' V. Schwind, K, Madden. G. Anderson, j. Bouchard, A. Henderson, N, Everdyke, K. Ross, j. XValker, S. LaTarte. Third Roux' C. XVel- ler, S. Huff, A. Campbell, K. Boniface, C. Rissberger B, Koch. Serond Roux' B. Danbv E. Sherman L Richmond, D. DeGeorge, J. Snyder, B. Payne. First Row: A. Allen, S. Morgan, M. Bundschuh, M. Swee zey, G. Hartman, N. Mayo. GIRLS SPORTS MANAGER TENNIS Top Rau H McCrossen C Burr 1 Cos nch 'NI Cam Sammi Rou Nl Kxng Nl Bletermen Barnhart L Armes Nl Schultz F 'Nlerrx B Van Fenwuk Szlfmq D Nllddleron B Brozan T DeCocq B Bradstreet G Fn NI Nagle '72 Fir!! Roux D. Smoral, NI, Flora, L. 'IL'NIOR HIGH GIRLS' INTRANII1 RALS-T017 Rott: L. Henderson, Ci. Curtis, j. Chamberlain, P. Ciultlhart, B. Dejonje, K. NItCrary, C, Tenttant. Stroud Roux K. Kellogg, C. Ispil ito, Klotzbatk, L. IDL-tker, N, Dib- ble, Nl. Hamel, P. Hill, XY. XYalezak, Bradstreet, j. Anderson, Lense, C. Gobeyn, C. Ilullison. adds zesf fo our physical well being -IIQNIOR HIGH GIRLS' INTRAMI'RAI.S- Fourtb Roux' B. Quinn, L. Machetti, R. Rob inson, B. Nevililer, T. Vendel, L. Burtner S. Shoemaker, K. Harell. Third Rau: C Stanton, H. Hafner, D. Bellins, K. DeWitt F. Sthryer, C. Hill, P. Goodwin, IJ. Wager B. Benge, P. Middleton. Sammi Roux S Zeitler, Ii. Kinkead, P. Harritline, XY. XY'il- ton, B. Seaman, C. Sthultz, ID. Bott, N Newman. Ifirsl Rout: j. Thomas, K. Hast- ings, If. Baker, V. Bartlett, N, Papapanu B. Denny, j. Hoffman. 7 The number is going up. up, up! The number of girls participating in junior high sports, that is. In the fall soccer is the main sport. XY'hen the snow starts to fly, basket- ball and volleyball become popular, and as the first spring fever hits, everyone is happy to be outside playing softball, badminton, and tennis. Ifach and every sport is played with vigor because these girls are working for perfection now so that when they are freshmen they can start to build up points toward girls' awards. jL'NIOR HIGH GIRLS' INTRAMLR.-XLS-Top Rott. Halbert, L. Vanlieuren, B, Herman, S. Cooper, C. XYYIII e If. Smith, S. Doyle. Siltiuy: D. Ifliott, BI, Morgan, Holtz, j. Lohrman, j, XYrit1, S. XYalsh, S. Steiner, S. Mon ahan, Newton. Kl1ll'fIlILQ.' R. Ilipaula, S. XYebster, Vragel, P. Klauss, j. Haidle, C. Bltliugan, bl. Thorton McFadden. X I 5 VARSITY FOOTBALL-Top Row: D. Dorr, E. Tack, R. Rhines, G. Charlick, R. Fisher, J. Feck, A. Mundy, J. Erklenz, C. Clark, M. Mason. Second Row: R. Fox, F. Van Apeldoorn, R. Kleinhammer, R. Seitz, W. Gray, K. Coach Robert Terbush's Junior Varsity squad, playing a full schedule in 1956, ended up with a mediocre two-win, five-loss season. The little Ridgemen suc- cumbed to Brighton, 25-19, in the first game, but took revenge for this later in the season with a 26-14 whipping of the junior Barons. The Jay Vees lost twice to a big Irondequoit squad, 28-14 and 13-6, and twice fell to Fair- port's Reds, 13-0 and 13-6. They finished the season with a 36-13 clouting of Palmyra-Macedon in an away game. .ful Newton, N. Sweezey, C. Higley, D. Sweet, R. O'Neil, M. Smith, R. Hogan. First Row: R. Munson, W. Tolf, R. Barrese, N. Van Horn, A. Henderson, J. Meyers, J. Cooper, , A. Bartholomew, H. Stenglein. . if - Jzf 4V JLNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Top Rou R Hoesterey M Kyle R Webster G Wheeler R XVr1tz W Clapp D jenkins B Swift Second Rau J Senecal F. Tiberio, J. Dilvsorth, R. Hiler, K. Wfollschleger, G. Aceto, H. Kowalski, L Yost, J. Reichert, G. Rickard. First Row: S. Schmidt, E. Harris, D. Albright, D Hase, J. Hanratty, J. Hayslip, R. Watkins, K. Clark, L. Cooper, L. White. '74 ,X Our fighting FOOTBALL eleven. . ul Q V5 .. i X F A ... Bi S zu- Zag A Bartholomew A. Mundy J. Feck b . C. Hiley The pre-season game is always a meas- uring of WCS gridiron success, and in 1956 the 46-0 massacre of Lyons heralded one of the greatest footballeseasons in Webster history. The Ridgemen ended the campaign with a 7-1 record and a tie for the CXVC Championship. The Blue and Gold fell to Fairport, 14-12, in a last-minute thriller to open the season, but thundered back to win the last six games of the season. Highlights were the 35-13 trampling of Canandaigua 1. Q? V Sweezey .F I 956 ifhfe--'FJ V R. Kleinhammer R. Munson Webster Lyons ,..... Webster Fairport .,.. Webster East Rochester Webster Leroy ...... Webster Irondequoit . Webster Newark .... Webster Canandaigua Webster Brighton .... 75 C. Clark J. Erklenz D. Svseet and the 27-7 slaughter of favored Bright- on in the last two games, clinching a share of the championship for the Ridgemen. Next year Coach Oscar Cochi will miss the services of 23 seniors. All-Confer- ence players, halfback Dick Kleinham- mer, center Curtis Higley, and guard Cory Clark, will be missing, as well as second- team all-star tackle jerry Feck, and hon- orable mention nominees Art Mundy and Dave Sweet. Ron Fisher, Ernie Tack, Bob Fox and Milt Mason will return to lead next year's eleven. I SEASON w,,.v,: R. Seitz COACHES AND MANAGERS Left lo Right: Assistant Coach: Mr. C. Conant, Managers B. McHugh, J. Bradstreet, Coach: Mr. O, Cochi. '53,-T3 i 'fn inv- ' eff? C Hxgley Fxsher ' x.J knsm S Lyng LAWWP iLB5U! j Erklenz cis, N S eezey D deR00s P J0hnS0fl Our BASKETBALL sfars had anofher ine year 'RU R jones A Kachmaryk N Van Horn Mr W ORourke Coach 7 IV-Iff S eet M Masor' R Rhmes X J McNamee C Bre er , Managers 7 6 gf 3 M V- i ffl I X . 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Brighton ....,.,,.,,. Irondequoit ..,.., East Rochester Fairport . ,,,.,.r.. .. JAY VEE SCORES Webster ...... 30 Webster ...,.. 22 Webster Webster Webster Webster Webster Webster Webster Webster Webster Webster Webster Webster Webster Webster Webster Webster 25 34 38 38 49 41 33 32 65 47 51 41 39 40 64 41 Lyons ...r.,...,,,s,,. Brockport ...,...... Penlield ..,,,,...s,, Hilton ,.,....r,,,... McQuaid ..,....,.. Brockport .......,.. Penheld ,..,.,.,..., Lyons ....,. .,,,.. Bri gh ton ...,.,..,.,. Irondequoit ...... East Rochester Fairport ............ Hilton .............. Canandaigua ...A Brighton ......r,,.., Irondequoit .r.... East Rochester Fairport .....,,...., R. Rl'l11'l6S, A. K2iChm3ry'lC, M. 5135011 Higley, N, Sweezey, Mr, VU, O'Rourke, D. Sweet Although the Webster varsity finished in a tie for second place in AA competition, a thirteen won, five lost record plainly shows that this year's team was a fine, smoothly working ball club that overcame just about all opposition that it came up against. A four won, four lost league record belies the real ability of one of Webster's finest teams in years. Webster dropped a close, 52-50 decision to Irondequoit and a 66-62 battle to visiting East Rochester in league play this year. These losses were more than made up for by Webster's non-league play in which such teams as McQuaid, Canandaigua, and Brockport fell to the WCS forces. Webster's last game of the season perhaps best pictured the Webster squad, a comeback, uphill, 73-72 victory over the Red Raiders of Fairport. Webster also put several players on the list for all-county consideration. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL-Slandin : . Foster C. Baker D. Hase S J , , , C- Eckel, H. Kowalski, E. Harris, R. Vogt, L. White, L. Cooper, G. Hitchcock. Kneeling: C. French, G. Aceto, D. Mayeu, D. Uetz, j. Senecal, H. Hafner, S. Schmidt, Mr. S. Eggleston. f A fi I fer ! I tier- rein Tm tstttf 'Wai A PM-.ff -P, 17 i'14u , 3: t5 ,za tm f:'..-v .1954 , l 3 4.2! 'Tai ag L 'Y .X A score of reasons why J.Y. BASKETBALL is so popular 77 555 ,l 44nJPSU VARSITY BASEBALL-St.n1rling.' D. Bliek, j. Se ' . Barre ,R. Fox, Mr. H. Hatt. Siliings L. Edwards R R. Klcinhammer, H. Stenglein, j. Schafer, N. Van Ho S z, K. Newton, R. Holdraker, A, Kachmaryk, R. Mun son, . 'ng. BASEBALL dominates fhe spring sporfs scene. lb!-z SA. N m... A K-, U f 5, I f f ' M . .- Q. 5,1 Q.-Q. s it 'je :Fri i A .. . gn 'Zig ,fe A .A gg... .ye N w-a46,,QcU .ax L K L! irq ,AU , , :ir , 1 Q -,,,,, H . ' 4 luv- 0 1 lg, U kisser-qifzivbv-5. Q 'si' slit- t ' I Q '- f -:Ei . I 4 V f- . N' f 3 ' A -s 1 H- ' up . ,' . -41, .' ,N-G, - - --.A , . A.-W.. - ...A 4 .- -...cg - A , - -x rw' if' ..7 .- -- wi- . -, 1 1',ff.'lL-wa. X . - 1 R. Fox, batttr: N. Van Horn, mtrlacr. Opening the 1956 season with an 8-9, 13- inning loss to Brighton, XVebster's diamond nine roared back for a fine 10-6 season. Coach Herb Hatt's Ridgemen started out slowly. losing three out of the first five gamesg they had had no outdoor practice before the sea- son began because of poor weather. The Blue and Gold showed their true colors in the latter part of the season, whipping six of their seven last-half opponents to gain an 8-5 conference record. W'ebster . . 3 Pittsford l W'ehster Fast High ....... NX'ebster Brighton inningsj XX'ebster Pittsford ...... XX'ehstc-r Spencerport XVebster Hilton . ., Vfebster East Rochester XVehster Irondequoit . XVebster Brockport . .. XVehster Fairport . XVehster Brockport . . Xvehster Brighton ...,., XVehster Spencerport ., XVebster Fast Rochester XVehster Irondequoit . . XX'ebster Fairport .. Masterfully directed by Coach Robert Terbush won seven of their last nine encounters. XVRIESTLINC-Sttzmlirzgs Mr. R. Terbush, A. Henderson, D. Blick. Kmftfling: R. Holtz, R. Munson, XY, Tolf, C. Clark. and sparked by a late-season comeback, NY'ebster's 1956-1957 wrestling squad turned the toughest schedule in VUCS mat history into the best grap- pling season ever, compiling a 10-4-1 record. Highlights of the season were triumphs over Charlotte, Wfayne and Franklin, as the Ridgemen Ernie Tack became the first wrestler in Ridge history to win a sectional title. while six grapplcrs placed in the county tournament. Bill Kehrig, Ron Holtz, Barry Swift, Rev Munson, Cory Clark and Ernie Tack won all-county honors. fo WRESTLING-and fhey're all good sporfs XXRESTLING-Top Roux' C. Allen, R. Swift, XY, Eggert, Butxxicl, I., MacBride, C. Gibson, Bundschuh. Second Roux' XV. Tolf, A. Henderson, D. Bliek, R. Holtz, C. Clark, E. Tack, B. Svvift. Firsl Roux' Mr. R. Terbush, bl, lflter. R Hogan, D, Robinson, R. Hiler, R. Munson, XY. Kc-hrit, S. Larsen. A TENNIS-Slanding: T. Repp G. Wheeler, T. Sokey, E. Har: ris, J, Witmer, C. Higlev, R Stevens, W. Clapp. Kneeling Mr. B. Campbell, J. Elter, B. McHugh, R. Swift, D. Cent, J. Bradstreet, J. Loper, J. Hay- slip, din ling' Z There are TENNIS l956 The Ridge school came up with one of the strongest teams in Monroe County last spring, finishing the season with an 8-2 record, losing only to champion Brighton. Last year the Ridgemen made short work of many powerful teams, placing second in league competition behind the Barons. This year Coach Boyd Campbell will have the services of several veteran starters to bolster the 1957 court squad. also TENNIS and VOLLEYBALL VOLLEYBALL I957 Webster volleyball teams have always enjoyed a great measure of success in Monroe County League competition, and the calibre of the 1957 team seems to forecast another all-conquering season for the Ridgemen. Coached by Mr. Seymour Eggleston, Webster's twelve-man squad is made up of a strong nucleus of juniors and seniors as well as up-and-coming underclassmen who are gaining valuable experi- ence for the future. The County tournament was slated for March 23 at Webster. teroy. 80 Wan VOLLEYBALL-Top Roux' Mr S Eggleston, R. Barrese, T. Burnett R Kleinhammer, R. Christ, G. Wfheeler J. King. Second Row: R. Christian B. McHugh, K. Clark, J. Meyers M Vande, J. Hanratty, J. Hayslip L DeGeorge. First Raw: W, Clapp D jenkins, C. Brewer, L. Cooper J Bradstreet, D. Suberville, R. Hoes Qi' :ali t l - no I ,H .ri - -xr - 'W ' X . -1 ' F 2 TUMBLING-Top Roux' P. Hill, L. Edwards, R. Hoesteroy, First Roux' J. Vincent, M. W'eissend, j. Sellinger. A. Kach- M. lenner. Second Roux' T. McGlashan, R. Gertner, D. maryk, G. Aceto, R. Holtz. Standing: N. Van Horn, R. Hazell, A. Bartholomew, C. Clark, J. King, R. Christian. Fox, R, Barrese, TUMBLING and Eighfh Grade BASKETBALL lf 1 is 1, f 5it,! 'Q In f ' .V i' t .fi - f I W v ' ,mf V . . 1 ' . ' V Ezsagzml , , ' . ' i x ly , 5 2 1 x , f f N ll, ' l ll 11 J ' l l I EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL-Top Roup' j. Cripps, j. Hay, XV. Biffus, Second Roux' Mr. C, Brown, R. DeI.ass, IJ. XVhite, j. Lad'-sig, R. Quinn, R. Bowman. First Row: T. Vi'itmer, R. Bradstreet, VV. Hatt, H. Cain, D. Perry, l.. Kershaw. 81 TUMBLING More than ever before, tum- bling came into its own this year as gym classes and Tuesday even- ing exhibitions offered everyone opportunity to develop himself in this difficult art. These coor- dinated boys worked hard to per- fect techniques of parallel bar work, trampoline maneuvers, springboard exercises and a num- ber of flips and balances. Tum- bling will undoubtedly become even more popular in the future. BASKETBALL VC'ebster's eighth grade court- men finished one of their best seasons this year, winning a great majority of their seventeen games. Coached by Mr. Charles Brown, the eighth grade quintet nipped Penfield, 23-22, to capture the Monroe County eighth grade bas- ketball championship. The boys gained valuable experience which will prove the key to future var- Slty success. PF C 2 SENIOR BOXVLING-Top Roux' T. Mc- Glashen, D. Kohler. W. Bennett, M. Jenner, J. Hanratty, R. Evershed, D. Heg- eman, D. Jenkins, J. Meyer, J. Hayslip. Second Row: S. Rauber, K. Immesoete, R. Bechtnld, B. Mule, W. Jennings, T. Buzawa, P. LaBorie, R. Curtis, D. De- George, W. Wright, R. Christian, M. Vande. Firsi Row: M. Weissend, R. Leone, J. Lense, J. Brennan, R. Barrese, D. Hazell, J. Eckam, W. Gray, G. Feck, K. Newton. SENIOR BOWLING Under the direction of Mr. Her- bert Hatt and Mr. Matt Branski, two high school and junior-high boys' bowling leagues operated throughout the winter. SHII more PING PONG-Top Row: D. Albright, R. Dennie. W. Jennings. Third Row: B. Levis, R. Bechtold, B. Mule, W. Bennet. Slanding: H. Zettl, F. Van Appledorn. PING PONG Once again the team room re- sounded with the crack of paddle against ping-pong ball as one of Webster's favorite intramural sports attracted numerous entries, with a giant double-elimination tournament climaxing the season. GOOD SPORTS JUNIOR BOWLING-Top Roux' D. Kielon, R. Ricchio, W. Levis, R. Jen- nings, D. Amberger, F. Colloti, J. Bonn, O. Zettl, F. Tiberio, J. Dilworth, R. Schneider, L. Smith, T. Geldart. Third Row: D. Garnham, T. Brush, H. Vickers, D. Albright, G. Antes, B. Steinorth, D. DeGeorge, R. Wright, D. Cushman, J. Gtuger, J. McWharf, G. Lang. Second Raw: K. Clark, J. Bradstreet, P. Hill, B. McHugh, T. Schafer, P. Hewlett, L. Donaldson, R. King, S. Spencer, D. Wfal- lon, G. Wollschleger. First Row: K. Lehr, H. Klaver, T. Pellett, J. Limpert, G. Lehr, D. Perry, J. Albright, J. Kohl- er, G. Gotscik. JUNIOR HIGH BOWLING New this year is the junior high bowling league, attracting much in- terest with the younger set at Web- ster. 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