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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1958 volume:

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W WM THE SENIOR CLASS 1 958 REVEILLE Yearbook of Webster Central School WEBSTER. NEW YORK VOLUME 39 M-. . U E f T It F is is E52 S Etilfllil 35' lag la ln ns lf 5 Ill IH! Ill Ill Ili Ill THE FORWARD LOOK q't I ll ll As a rocket is launched from the ground to soar upward to unknown heights, so we, the class of 1958, leave our alma mater as we prepare to make a path into new experiences. The vapor trail we leave behind is a mist of memory that includes the well-remembered and much-loved traditions of Web- ster Central School and all those persons and factors that have gone to make our high school education the fine preparation we feel it has been. The senior class presents the 1958 Reveille with the Forward Look . 2 ' 1 . My ALMA MATER Where the Ridge Road forms a border For the lake and sky, Proudly stands our Alma Mater, Dear old Webster High. CHORUS Flag of WHS, float for aye, Old Webster High, o'er thee, May thy sons be leal and loyal To thy memory. When the evening twilight deepens And the shadows fall, Lingers long the golden sunset On thy western wall. CONTENTS Administration page 5 Classes page 13 Activities page 43 Athletics page 63 3 if? 4-a DEDICHTION To Mr. Ralph W. Martin, principal of Webster Central High School, we dedicate our 1958 yearbook. Directly or indirectly Mr. Martin has influenced the lives and activities of every one of us. With sound judgement he has aided us in solving our problems, both large and small. With wise counsel he has guided us on our educational journey, guard- ing us against too hasty a take-off and encouraging us to lay a sound foundation by adequate prepara- tion before we launch ourselves into the future. When, in adult life, we are called upon to cope r with difficult situations, we shall remember his sense of fair play, his willingness to hear both sides of a question, and his kindly advice, often given by means of a humorous illustration. We shall be mo- tivated by the high ideals which were the basis of his policies and which were often expressed in the short inspirational messages which he included in the daily announcements on appropriate occasions. May his guiding influence, which we treasure so highly, continue to affect the education of W C S students for many years to come. l l F 4 J Lxkgi Tlow x x . M 1 M- M.. .M Pi. A 4 Y 63 Mrs, Mary H. Quinn WN Clinton S. Ballard Mr. john O. Thorpe Mr. Loren E. Abrams Mr. Harold J. Brennan Mrs. Marie H. Zachmann Q O C SECRETHRIES Cheerful and eflicient are the sec- retaries who staff the offices of Webster Central. Like a trustworthy ground crew, they attend to the innumerable details essential to the final launching of the Rocket Ship, Class of 1958. Mr. Stanley H. Martin President , x 'fast ., BOARD OF EDUCATION Like true scientists, members of the Board of Education of the Webster Central School District have long ex- emplified The Forward Look. Their willingness to see the need for an im- proved educational plant with new buildings, an enlarged faculty, and ca- pacity for expansion is evidence of this. We who have benefitted by the ad- vantages offered here are indeed grate- ful to the Board of Education for their wisdom and to the community for their generosity. Mrs. D. Elliott, Mrs. J. McCrary, Mrs. D. Abbott, Miss G. Viele, Mrs. T VanAlstyne, Mrs. M. Bolthouse, Mrs. V. Berg, Mrs. E. Lasher, Mrs. L Cornwall. 6 MR. ROBERT L. THOMAS On the desk of Mr. Robert L. Thomas, principal of the Webster Central School District, as on the drawing board of a top-flight designer, all the plans for a greater Webster Central School system have taken shape. Under his direction these dreams have become realities for the students of this district. This type of vision, so important to the welfare of a school system, is combined in Mr. Thomas with personal qualities which have endeared him to both students and teachers. His quiet dignity, his genuine interest in each of us, and his devotion to the highest educational goals are typical of his Forward Look . HDMINISTRHTIDN MR. HERBERT W. SCHROEDER Mr. Herbert W. Schroeder, assistant princi- pal of the Webster Central School District, is new to this system. In the brief time we have known him we have come to feel that he is also a man with a Forward Look , treasuring what' is worthwhile of the traditional while adopting what is valid of the new. MR. RALPH W. MARTIN As the launching date approaches and ac- tivity at all levels is intensified, many problems arise. In the manner of an expert trouble- shooter, Mr. Ralph Martin, principal of the high school, gives these matters his calm atten- tion. Such is his ability and understanding that the difficulties are soon overcome and the space ship ready for her upward thrust. Mrs. Helen L. Barton Mr. Richard J. Batzing Mr. Charles F. Brown r. Robert S. Brown Mr. Boyd P. Campbell Homemaking Grade 8 Grade 8 Science Industrial Arts ego a ,, H . . Q ,Q J -I 7 I X ' . L it ' 1 . if X4 V' X X ' E at 'R X Mrs. Alice G. Carson Mr. N. Stephen Castor Mr. Henry Catalino Mrs. Vivian H. Chandler Englzsh and French Englzsh Science English and Speech Aisle -P X Mr. OSCRI COChi' Miss Marian D. Colberg Miss Alice Concannon Mr. Philip L. Davies Gwdfwfe, Svfwl Sfudfer Vocal Music Grade 8 Science and Coaching Miss Mary C. Davis Mrs. Rita H. Davison Mr. Rudolph G. Degen Science and Mathematics Commerce Mathematics 8 WEBSTER CENTRAL Q Q X QW ..sf efe it ' ease: Mr. Eugene U. DeWitte Miss Esther A. Dunn Miss Margaret E. Eckert Mr. Seymour Eggleston Mrs. Mary D. Finley Instrumental Music Grade 7 Grade 7 Physical Education Commerce A i Qs ' XEE iiisl A is I X f if .ke 5 t . Mr, Xury E, Finley Miss Ella M. Froniear Miss Eleen A. Garnett Miss Kathleen M. Goetten Grade 7 Nurse Director of Guidance History and journalism Miss Helena E. Growney Miss Margaret Guinan Mr. Lucius Hall Mr. John J. Harten Senior Librarian Mathematics Shop Grade 7 FACULTY 1957-1958 Mr. Herbert A. Hatt Mr. Erwin I. Higley Mrs. Cynthia H. Homet Physical Education Agriculture Grade 8 and Coaching 9 S' fr' S 4 X if Mrs. Lucile B. Linscott Miss Judith C. Lowe Mrs. English and French Social Studies Miss Mr. David Nahmias Miss Marion G. Noble William Grade 8 Health Education and Social Elementary Physical and Education Mrs. Mary Pantas Mrs. Joyce Perry Mrs. Marian C. Powell Biology Instrumental Music English IV K X . A iid sS -Q 2- S21 Q Mrs. Eleanor W. Ritter Mr. Robert A. Rocco Mrs. Mildred B. Scharett Mathematics Grade 8 Grade 7 10 A. Mannella Miss Joyce A, Maunder Counselor Physical Education Miss Ruth C. Panosian Spanish Miss Alice R. Quinn Director of Audio-Visual Aids WEBSTER CENTRAL jZ,.J.. fbiiiex ' Sw! 'l Miss Mary Ellen Shriver Miss Roberta Smith Miss Marie F. Stone Mr. Peter A. Tacy Mr, Walter J. Tapp English Homemaking Latin Social Studies Grade 7 A, , E ,EQ vf el iwrssf s sr t is i K K i ! i t. .t,z2?:slfs,. 3 Q Mr. Robert F. Terbrush Mrs. Grace M. Thomas Physical Education Senior High Mathematics and Coaching Mrs. Ada O. Thorpe Mr. James K. Unckless Cafeteria Manager Industrial Arts Mrs. Betty J. Vrooman Mr. Theodore H. Vrooman Mrs. Edith B. Walker Mrs. Doris Walsh Grade 7 Supervisor of General Education, Grade 8 Transportation and junior High Attendance can 1957-1958 U 0 U O l fi R Y Miss Claudia B. Wheeler Miss Virginia E. Withey junior-Senior Vocal Music High School Art 11 M, SERVICES CUSTODIANS Mrs. M. Koch, Mr. E. Bellins, Mr, J. Scudlark, Mr. E. Hiliiker, Mr. J. Koch, Mrs. S. Smith. CAFFTERIA STAFF Mrs. M. Pinkney, Mrs. R. White, Mrs. A, Thorpe, Mrs. L. Buckner, Mr: GARAGE STAFF E. johnson, W. Neva, R. Scheerschmidt, D. Henley. J. Ellis, Mrs. R. Schrader, Mrs. M. Kobus, Mrs. B. Bornt, Mrs. M. Meaghei Mrs. L. Miller, Mrs. M. Herman, Mrs. F. Boyd, Mrs. V. Yury, Mrs. M Heinzman. -wx .. Sitting: T. Vrooman, BUS DRIVERS AND SHERIFFS Standing: H. Schraeder, W. O'- Dell, F. Mason, R. Rogers, J. E-I. i fps? Blanchard, A. Watson Csittingj: Second Row: H, Williams, G. Smith, A. Holtz, J. Kujawa, K. Stevens, K. Hulbert. Kneeling: W. Gallagher, M. Schutt, G. Storck, G. Henley, A. Trumble, 1. Hosenfeld, E. Linn, L. Hillarclg j. Read, R. Metz, M. Welsher 12 X S y F l i Nia' Q., wav 'QQ' frm I OFFICERS I C SENIOR OFFICERS AND ADVISERS Top Row: D, Kohler, P. Johnson, A. Kachmaryk, C. Battey, Mrs. M. Powell, E. Hatt. Seronfi . Q L Row: G. johnson, M. Mills, S. Rauber, S. Bassage, Miss K. Goetten. First Row: C. Curynskl, y M. Frawley. l l As we reach the fourth step on our educational ladder, we look back on the years of struggle which have gone before, and we feel a sense of pride in our achievement. Then we look ahead at the many steps above us, leading to the limit- ' ' d tion our education less goals of human attainment, and we realize that with gra ua will not be terminated, but indeed just begun. 1 4 - '!-'E RONALD ABRAMS 'Ronnie' A ear an the road is worth two in the ditch. Bowling 2, 35 Football 15 FFA 2, 3, 4. ,2 JOSEPH BADURA .Joe Love conquers all.' Proiectionist 1, 2. , I BARBARA ALGIER 'Barb' Silence, a golden quality. Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 35 Courier Staff 45 Reveille Stalf5 Commer- cial Club 3, 45 Spanish Club 3, 4 - Program Chairman5 Junior Prom Committeeg Junior Play Committee5 Senior Play Com- mittee. JEANNE BARTLETT 'Jeannie' One tongue is enough for any woman. Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 3, 45 Y-Teens 1, 25 Junior Prom Cornmirteeg Junior Play Committeeg Senior Play Com- mittee. WEBSTER CENTRAL 15 3 Nos,- fa BARBARA ANDERSON 'Barb' A friend ix never known till a man hath need. Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Reveille StaFf5 Dra- matics Club 3, 45 Y-Teens 3, 45 Junior Play Committee5 Senior Play Committee. SALLY BASSAGE 'Sal' a good friend that doth thee good. Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Safety Council 3, 45 Assistant Leaders' Club 2, 35 Leaders' Club 45 Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Play Com- mitteeg Senior Play Committee. She is NANCY ANTES 'Nan' We met-'lwas in a crowd. Girls' Intramurals 3, 45 Courier Staff 45 Reveille StaE5 Commercial Club 35 Spanish Club 3, 45 Mag- azine Campaign Captain 45 Y- Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 - Ptesidentg Jun- ior Play Committee5 Senior Play Committee. SUSAN BARTUSEK 'Sue' Life is good and the ioys run high. Wish everyone were as happy as I. Cheerleader 3, 45 National Honor Society 3 - Secretary, 45 Syracuse Citizenship Award5 Cabinet - Cor- responding Secretaryg Correspond- ing Secretary of Monroe County Association of Student Councils 3, 45 Reveille - Typing Chairman5 French Club 3, 45 Library Club 2, 3, 45 Junior Play Castg Senior Play Cast. CAROL BATTEY Carol The smile that won't come ol. Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 3, 45 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Class Treasurer 1, 25 Assistant Leaders' Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Cabinet 3, 45 Safety Council 3, 45 Home Eco- nomics Club 3, Library club i,'z, 3, 4. RICHARD BECHTOLD 'Dick' History is bunk! Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4 - President5 Ping Pong 35 Varsity Club 45 junior Prom Com- mitteeg junior Play Committee5 Senior Play Cast. MARY BIETERMAN Mary A good laugh is sunshine in a borne. Assistant Leaders' Club 2, 35 De- bate Club 15 Dramatics Club 45 Y-Teens 1, 2, 35 Commencement Usher 35 Junior Prom Committee5 Senior Ball Committee: Junior Play Committeeg Senior Play Com- mittee. WEBSTER CENTRAL KAREN BEH ,Kay. Beauty seen is never lost. Girls' Intramurals 1, 25 Home Economics Club 1, 2, 35 Fresh- man Dance Committeeg Sopho- more Dance Committee. WILLIAM BENNETT 'Bill' There were things whirh het stretched. but mainly he told the truth. Bowling 1, 2, 3, 45 Ping Pong 1, 2, 3, 45 junior Prom Commit- teeg Junior Play Committeeg Sen- ior Play Committee. GERALDINE BINGGELI 'Geri' Remembered joys are never past. Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Chorus 1, 25 Assistant Leaders' Club 25 Debate Club 25 Dramatics Club 3, 45 Leaders' Club 3, 45 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 - Treasurer5 Senior Play - Student Director. RICHARD BOYLE 'Dick' Life is a fest, and all things show ity I thought so once, and naw I know it. Baseball l, 25 Football 25 Ping Pong 1, 25 Projectionist 1, 25 Junior Prom Committee. 16 K AMY BERLOVE 'Ame' Good words are worth much, W cost little. Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Chorus 1, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Reveille , Staifg Library Club l, 2, 3,.45 1 Spanish Club 25 Y-Teens 1, 25 Junior Prom Committeeg Junior Play Castg Senior Play Cast. ' DAVID BLIEK 'Dave' Such bright lights should not be buried under a bushel. Wrestling 2, 35 Ping Pong Zg' National Honor Society 3, 45 Class Treasurer 35 Reveille StaE5 Latin Club 2, 35 Varsity Club 45 junior Play Cast. 5 BARBARA BRADSTREET 'Bootsie' Beauty is engendered hy modesty. Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 , Cheerleader 45 Girls' Chorus 2, 35 Courier Staff 45 Commercial Club 45 Home Economics Club 3g Jun- ior Prom Committee5 Senior Ball Committeeg Junior Play Cast5 Sen- ior Play Cast. BARBARA BROGAN 'Barb' From a face that always smiles. iirls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Iheerleader 3, 43 Girls' Chorus , 4g Reveille StaEg Dramatics lub 4 - Treasurerg Latin Club 5 Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Jun- ar Prom Committeeg junior Play lommitteeg Senior Play Cast. CAROLE CAPE Carole In the sunshine of your smile. iirls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 iourier Staff 45 Dramatics Club Y-Teens 4g junior Prom Com- itteeg junior Play Committeeg Wnior Play Committee. GARY CONLEY Gary I think one-half the nation is mad, and the other half not very sound. aseball 1, 25 Bowling 2, 45 ixed Chorus 1, 2, 35 Reveille alfg Senior Play Cast. PATRICIA BUCKNER 'Pat' A true friend is u true pos- session. Girls' Intramurals 1. 2, 3, 45 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Reveille Staffg Com- mercial Club 3, 45 Home Eco- nomics Club 1, 2g Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 45 Junior Prom Committee: Junior Play Committeeg Senior Play Committee. BARBARA BULAU 'Barb' Have I caught my heavenly jewel? Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Chorus lg Debate Club 2, 33 Dramatics Club 3, Rooters' Clubg Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4g Junior Prom Committeeg Junior Play Committeeg Senior Play Committee. MARILYN CAIN 'Mar' As clear as crystal. Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Chorus 2, 35 Y-Teens 4g junior Prom Committeeg Senior Play Committee. as 1, X fx, fm- Nxt 2-3111. if GEORGE CHARLICK George Tb: weeds o'er grow the rom. Baseball JV lg Bowling 1, 2g Football 5, 45 Latin Club 1, 2g Senior Play Committee. ROBERT CURTIS 'Bob' A crank is a little thing that makes revolutions. Bowling 1, 2, 3: Class Secretary 3: Latin Club 2. N is LEONARD COLLIER 'Len' There's luck in leisure. 1958 n x gpg? X 5 , gi 1, CAROL CURYNSKI Carol As busy as a bee Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3: Girls' Chorus li Cabinet 43 Reveille Stal'f3 Latin Club 2 - Quaestorg Debate Club 2, 3 - President 4g Y-Teens 2 - President3 Junior Prom Committee3 Junior Play Committee. ROBERT DE VRIEZE 'Deep' Tobacco is a filthy weed: I like it. ' Edison Tech High l, 2, 5. MARY ELLEN ERNST 'Bingo' Dost thou love life? Then do not squander timef for that is life. Girls' Intramurals 13 Girls' Cho- rus 1, 2, 3, 4g Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Y-Teens 1, 3, 43 Senior Play Committee. DONALD CUSHMAN 'Don' Blessed are the meek lor they shall inherit the earth. Bowling 33 Debate Club 3, 4g Senior Play Cast3 Senior Play Committee. JULIE EVERITT Julie Use soft words and hard ar- guments. Band' 1, 2, 3, 4s Orchestra 3, 43 National Honor Society 3, 43 Sophomore Class Prize3 Reveille Stalfg Commencement Usher 33 De- bate Club 2, 5, 4 - Presidentg Latin Club 1, 2 - Quaestorg Li- brary Club 1, 2, 3, 4 - Treasurer3 Junior Play Cast. 18 THERESA de COCQ 'Terry' Tell no tales out of school! Clyde Central I3 Girls' Intramu- rals 2, 3, 43 Courier Staff 4 Y-Teens 2, 3: Senior Play Com- mittee. GEORGE EBNER ws to gk I x X-X ..Qk! . 4 , s. 3 ,- RICHARD DENNIE 'Dick' I am sober as a fudge. i Ping Pong 1, 2, 3, 43 Freshmm Dance Committeeg Senior Pla Cast. 1 l l l 1 v JOAN ENSIGN i George 'Joannie' , Out of the wreck I rise. ' True wealth is a sweet ana Bowling 13 FFA 1, 2, 33 Junior pleasant thing. ' Prom Committee. John Marshall 1, 2, Girls' Intra' murals 3: Junior Prom Committee, Senior Play Committee. w l 1 w 1 l WEBSTER l 1 i RICHARD EVERSHED 'Dick' Once a trooper, always a trooper. Bowling 3, 4. MARGARET FRAWLEY 'Bunny' As merry as a cricket Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 3, 45 Courier Staff 45 Cabinet 2, 45 Commercial Club 25 Junior Prom Committee5 Senior Ball Committee. RONALD FISHER 'Ron' He eats no more than a bird, I an eagle, you know! Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 25 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 45 Cabinet 2, 35 Class President 1. LOIS FREUDENVOLL 10. The sum of wisdom is that time devoted to work is never lost. Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramatic: Club 45 Home Eco- nomics Club 45 Y-Teens 45 Jun- ior Prom Committee5 Senior Ball Committee5 Junior Play Commit- IEBQ Senior Play Committee. . ' B 2'-fl f .,f' K ,Wi CENTRAL u great Per- kfll' Girls' Ill- Courier 5-Stall 'Spanish Commit- Sen- 45 Dramatics Club 3, 45 Junior tee5 Junior Play ior Play Cast. rl ROBERT FOX 'Bob' A lucky man is rarer than a white cow. Baseball 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Tumbling 3, 45 Volleyball 35 FFA 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club 45 junior Play Committee. VIRGINIA FRY 'Ginny' If the world is good for nothing else, it is a fine subject lor speculation. Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Chorus 15 Reveille StaE5 junior Prom Commirtee5 Senior Ball Committee5 Junior Play Com- mittee5 Senior Play Committee. JUDITH gusset ljudyl F Lead thou the way. Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 45-Nationale Honor Society 3, 45 Courier Staff 45 Reveille St-285 Latin Club 1, 25 Library Club 45 junior Health Committee Aj, 45 Senior Play Director. 1 9 in REBECCA GREEN 'Becky' Speech is silver: silence is gol- den. Benjamin Franklin 1, 25 Girls' Intramurals 3, 45 Art Club 4 - Vice-President5 Dramatics Club 3, 45 Home Economics Club 45 Y- Teens 4. J 4 -5? JOHN GRUGER John A man of vast and varied in- formation. Baseball 3 - Managerg Bowling 35 Mixed Chorus 35 Dramatics Club 3, 45 Senior Play Cast. X., RAMONA HEAVEN 'Mona' A Heaven on earth! Girls' Intramurals l, 2, 3, 45 Courier Staff 45 Assistant Leaders' Club Z5 Leaders' Club 45 Com- mercial Club 45 Junior Prom Committee5 Junior Play Commit- teeg Senior Play Committee. WEBSTER DANIEL HAGGERTY 'Dan' The audience is the reward of the speaker. Madison High 15 Band 2, 3, 45 Dramatics Club 45 Latin Club 25 Junior Prom Committee5 Junior Play Committee5 Senior Play Cast. ELAINE HATT 'Laina' Busy as a one-armed paper hanger Girls' Intramurals 1. 2, 3, 45 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Sextet 2, 3, 45 Cab- inet 4 - Recording Secretaryg DAR Good Citizenship Award5 Reveille Staff - Editor-in-Chief5 National Honor Society 3, 45 Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4 - Secre- taryg Senior Play Cast. ALAN HENDERSON .Ar And wisely tell what hour o' the day The clock does strike by al- gebraf' Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Octet 25 Band 1, 25 Courier Staff 2, 3, 45 Reveille Statfg Hi-Y 45 Senior Ball Committee5 Senior Play Committee. RICHARD HOGAN 'Dick' No man is the wiser for his learning. Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club 4. fviv e'.L,?'x ' 20-' I :r fb t . 1, , f' fi' 'St-2- X fsf.. , t-,' I -5193 -QW' Q CENTRAL 20 , KATHLEEN HAYES 'Kathy' When you have nothing to say, say nothing. Courier Staff 2, 3, 45 Reveille Staffg Y-Teens 1, 25 Senior Play Committee. ROBERT HEWLETT 'Bob' With all thy faults we love thee still . . . Football 15 Bowling 2. 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Reveille Staffg junior Play Cast. LINDA HOLT 'Lin' Things are always at their best in their beginning. Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 35 Girls' Chorus 2, 35 Reveille StaE5 Com- mercial Club 3, 45 Home Eco- nomics Club 15 Y-Teens lg Jun- ior Prom Committeeg Junior Play Com itteeg Senior Play Commit- tee. s I '55-iiilf JUDITH HOWCRAFT .Judy She is ricb who is well satis- fied. Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Assistant Leaders' Club 25 Com- mercial Club 3, 45 Dramatics Club 3, 45 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Prom Committee5 Junior Play Committee5 Senior Play Com- mittee. ANDREW KACHMARYK 'Andy' There is a great deal in first impressions. asketball 1, 2, 35 Baseball 1, 2, , 45 Football 1, 2, 45 Cabinet 2, 45 Safety Council 45 Reveille taffg Varsity Club 45 Junior Prom ommittee5 Senior Play Commit- ee. RICHARD KING 'Dick' 'Wben my cue comes, call me and I will answer. olley Central 1, 25 Dtamatics lub 45 Spanish Club 3, 45 Mag- zine Campaign Captain 45 Jun- or Prom Committeeg Junior Play Cast5 Senior Play Cast. N , S A -4- X .L - or 2 .Es i 'SM ix r -e e r s -Rags N . , s f we X 2 - ' E. -1' X 4 Fee, ef ,ss,a. ,f .r.r ' WILLIAM JENNINGS 'Bill' Nothing is impossible? Try put- ting toothpaste back in the tube! Benjamin Franklin 15 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Bowling 1, 2, 3, 45 Ping Pong 2, 35 Volleyball 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club 45 Junior Prom Committeeg Junior Play Commit- tee5 Senior Play Committee. GAIL JOHNSON Gail Little strokes fell great oaks. Girls' Intramurals l. 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 5, 45 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Class Vice-President 35 Class Treasurer 45 Commercial Club 35 Junior Prom Committee5 Junior Play Committeeg Senior Play Cast, WILLIAM KEHRIG 'Bill' Basbfulness is 'boyisb. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Ping Pong 1, 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club 4. DOLORES KINKEAD 'Dolly' Bait the boob well: tbe fish will bite. Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 3, 45 Cabinet 45 Cou- rier Staff 45 Reveille Staff5 Assist- ant Leaders' Club l, 25 Leaders' Club 3, 4 - President5 Library Club l, 2, 3, 45 Commencement Usher 35 Senior Play Cast. ek, 3 1 ,wig se kwin-'E PHILIP JOHNSON 'Phil' An intelligent man is never in want. Canandaigua Academy 15 Basket- ball 2, 3, 45 Baseball 25 Football 45 National Honor Society 3 - Vice-President, 4 - President5 Cab- inet 3, 45 Reveille Staff: French Club 45 Spanish Club 3, 45 Junior Prom Committee5 Junior Play Committee. JAMES KING jim. A knock-down argument . . . 'tis but a word and a blow. Baseball 15 Tumbling 1, 2, 5, 45 Volleyball 3, 45 Freshman Class Prize5 Latin Club 1, 25 Junior Prom Committeeg Junior Play Committee. 1958 -x .t emu N SR ? DAVID KOHLER 'Dave' Rather than love, than money, than fame-give me truth. Bowling 1, 2, 35 Football 45 Cab- inet 3, 45 Harvard Book Awardg Sophomore Class Prizeg junior Class Prize: Reveille Staff5 Span- ,L , It fl! 'We 2, L. RICHARD LEONE 'Dick' W duh, You ran always tell a Harvard man, but you cannot tell htm shy of using it. much. Pigg' ng 2 3'W1e Baseball 2' Bowling 2 3 45 ss, , , . , , , , 4!S'fhlley!Iil63, Football 45 Class President 25 1 , . . Varsity Club 45 Cabinet 45 Safety Council 3, 45 ish Club 2, 3, 45 junior Play iCom rZienggntKUshef 3' Junior Reveille Staffg Varsity Club 45 Committee5 Senior Play Cast. Pl C .5 ,f 5,7 Junior Plat' CHS!- .. , lkli V, . A f ff , GLENN LONGER Glenn All the world is queer save me and thee, And sometimes thou art a little queer. Middleburg, Pennsylvania lg FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 - Vice-Presidentg Senior Play Committee. GAIL McGUIRE 'Touts' It is completely unimportant: that's why it is so interesting. Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Freshman Class Prizes National Honor Society 3, 45 Cabinet 3 - Vice-President, 45 Reveille Staflg Latin Club 1, 2 - Consulg Library Club I, 2, 3 - Vice-President, 4 - Presidentg Spanish Club 3, 4g Y- Teens 1, 2 - Presidentg Teenage Safety Council for Rochester and Monroe County 3, 4 - Vice- Pres- ident. f , WILMA MCKANE 'Willy' To those who do good, -their good shall return again, with interest. Girls' Intramurals 2g Junior Prom Committeeg Junior Play Commit- teeg Senior Play Committee. 22 ALLAN LOWE , .Ar Who's lazy? I iust don't like working. Bowling 3, 45 Senior Play Cast. I ESTHER LINDBERG .Es. The two noblest things, whirh are sweetness and light. Girls' Chorus lg French Club 3, 4. DAVID MacBRIDE 'Mac' Words are women, deeds are men. Baseball 1, 25 Basketball 15 Bowl- ing 1, 2, 3, 4g Volleyball 25 Mixed Chorus 15 junior Prom Committee5 Junior Play Commit- tee. WEBSTER I 1 Al l MARILYN Mania 3 Marilyn A laugh is worth a thousand frowns. irls' Intramurals 25 Dramatics lub 4g Y-Teens 2g Senior Play ommittee. l GAII. MARCISJEWSKI 'Marks' Laughter holding both her sides. Wayne Central lg Girls' Intra- murals 2, 4g Leaders' Club 4, Y-Teens 23 Senior Play Com- mittee. FLORENCE MARQUARDT 'Flos' Be silent and pass as a phi- Iosopberi' Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Home Economics Club 2, 3: Y- Teens 25 Junior Prom Committeeg Senior Ball Committeeg junior Play Committeeg Senior Play Com- mittee. at X, MARY MILLS ' .Marv 'Take :are of the minutes and the hours will take rare of themselves. irls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 41 irls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 - Presi- Ientg Class Secretary 43 Reveille itaifg Assistant Leaders' Club 1, lg Commercial Club 2, 3, 4 - 'residentg Home Economics Club 35 Rooters' Club 1, 2, 3, 4, jun- or Play Castg Senior Play Cast. ti gi BENJAMIN MULE 'Ben' I came like water and like wind I go. East High lg Baseball 23 Bowling 35 Ping Pong 3: FFA 2, 35 Junior Prom Committeeg Junior Play Committeeg Senior Play Commit- fee- n is EDWIN PHILLIPS .Ed. ' F cts are stubborn things. CENTRAL en,,, , ., 2. 25 . 6 MILTON MASON 'Mase' And when a 1ady's in the case, You know, all other things give place. Baseball 23 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4g Track 4g Junior Prom Committee. BARBARA OLSON 'Barbie' Work is the only capital that never misses dividends. Our Lady of Mercy 1, 2, Girls' Intramurals 3, 45 Courier Staff 45 Reveille Staff, Senior Ball Com- mitteeg Senior Play Committee. ROBERT PINKNEY 'Pink' Sleep, the universal vanquishef' Cheerleader 3, 4g Football 4, Var- sity Club 4g FFA Sports 3, 4: Reveille Staffg Hi-Y 4g FFA 2, 3 - Sentinel, 4 - Treasurer, junior Prom Committee, Senior Play Committee. STUART RAUBER 'Stu' I have not yet begun to hgh! Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g Bowling 2, 3. 43 Syracuse Citizenship Award3 Class President 3, 43 Safety Coun- cil 3, 4g Reveille slain Dramatics Club 4 - Presidentg Latin Club 2 - Quaestorg Varsity Club 43 Sen- ior Play Cast. RONALD RHINES 'Ron' Many are given adrire, but few profit by it. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 3, 43 Football 1, 2, 33 FFA 1, 2, 3 - Vice-President, 4g Varsity Club 4. SHARON RIEFLIN 'Sherry' Great things come in small packages. Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4g Girls' Chorus 1, 23 Reveille SIHEQ Commercial Club 2, 3, 43 Drama- tics Club 3, 43 Y-Teens 1, 23 Junior Prom Committee: Senior Ball Committee3 Senior Play Com- mittee. GIANPIERO RODARI 'John' But looking liked, and liking loved. Exchange Student from Milan, Italy3 Mixed Chorus 4. JUDITH ROSS .Judy Life is short. Let ur make haste lo be kind. Girls' Intramurals 1, 2. 3, 43 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Reveille Staffg Assistant Leaders' Club 2, 33 Leaders' Club 43 Y-Teens 1 - Sec- retary, 23 Magazine Campaign Manager 43 junior Play CZSIQ Senior Play Cast. DONALD T 'Don A hedge between keeps .vbip green. Honeoye Falls Central 3 13 Senior Play Con ior Play Cast. W E B S T E B. ,p?f'L,fQ'i ess 24 MARY K. ROBINSON Mary K. They don'l blame you-so long ax you're funny. Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3. 43 Assistant Leaders' Club 33 Dra- matics Club 43 Y-Teens 1, 3: junior Prom Committeeg Junior Play Castg Senior Play Cast. ROBERT ROSS .Bow Money is like an arm or a leg Ure it or loxe it. Proiectionist 2, 3. PATRICIA SERAFINE 'Pat' Fling but u stone, a giant di.n'.' Girls' Intramurals 13 Courier Staf 2, 3, 43 Reveille Stat? - Literary Chairmang Commercial Club 4, Dramatics Club 33 Home Eco- nomics Club 13 Y-Teens 1, 4, junior Prom Committee: Junior Play Committee. A F DAVID SESSLER 'Bomber' Strong as a pine in winter. MILAN SMITH 'Smitty' ll business interfers with pleas- ure, give up the business. Bowling 1, 2g Football 1, 2, 3: Band l, 2, 3, 4g Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Reveille Staff, FFA l, 2, 3, 4. BARRY SWIFT 'Swifty' Early to rise and late to bed, makes a man, healthy, wealthy and-dead. Cuba Central lg Football 2, 4: Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 44 Cabinet 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club 4 - President. HOPE SHERMAN Hope Yet will the woman have the last word. Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Courier Staff 2, 4g Dramatics 4g Latin Club 1, 23 Rooters' Club 1, 2, 33 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3: Senior Ball Committeeg junior Play - Student Director, Senior Play Committee. MARGARET SHERRELL 'Peggy' It was a good word and con- stantly useful to a busy worker! Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 35 Girls Chorus lg Cabinet 4g Safety Coun- cil 3, 43 Courier Staff 2, 3, 4: Reveille Stalfg Dramatics Club 3: Spanish Club 23 Junior Play Cast: Senior Play Cast. r DAVID SMITH 'Dave' Visits, like those ol angels, short and far between. Bowling 3, 43 Football 25 Reveille Stal? - Art Chairmang Art Club 2, 3, 4 - Presidentg Junior Prom Committee, Junior Play Commit- tee. SANDRA SNYDER 'Sandy' Hitch your wagon to a star.' Con-Cen High School, Aristes, Pennsylvaniag Girls' Intramurals 2, 3, 4g National Honor Society 3, 4g French Club 3, 4 - Presidentg Latin Club 2, 39 Junior Play Committee, Senior Play Commit- tee. 1 RENE TEERLINCK 'Honey' We have medicines to make women speakf we have .none to l keep them quiet. Football Z, 3, 4g Bowling 3: Vol- leyball 2, 35 Tumbling 23 Ping Pong 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4g FFA 1, 2, 3: Junior Prom Com- mitteeg Junior Play Committee: Senior Play Committee. DONNA SULLIVAN 'Sully' A smile that was childlike and bland. Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 1, 23 Courier Staff 45 Reveille Staffg Dramatics 2, 3, Club 45 Home Economics Club 43 Club 3, 4g Leaders' Club Latin 4g Magazine Campaign Captain 4g Senior Play Committee. , 25 1958 DONNA THOMPSON LOUISE THORPE RUSSELL TODD MARIE TRUMBLE Donna 'Lou' 'Russ' Marie Actions speak louder than words. Success is never blamed. These are the times that try Far more than fifteen years I'ue Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 men's souls. been talking prose without Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4g junior Prom Girls' Chorus 4g American Field Edison Tech li BOWUHS 29 Rev- 50010508 if- Commirteeg Junior Play Com- Service Student to Denmark 33 eille Staff. Holy Ghost Academy, Techny, mittee, Junior Class Prizeg National Hon- IUi110i5S 5Cfli0l' Ball Committee: or Society 5, 4: Reveille Staffg 5H1i0l' Play Committee. MARY ANN TYGERT 'Chicky' Nothing succeeds like success. Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Cheerleader 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 3: National Honor Society 3, 43 Cabinet 1, 3, 4 - Presidentg Class Secretary 23 Reveille Staff: Library Club l, Z, 3, 43 Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Junior Play Committee. Dramatics Club 3, 43 Latin Club 1, 2, 3: Library Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 1, 2.- 5, RONALD VERSTRAETE 'Ron ' Better a had extuse than none at all. Ping Pong 2, 33 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. SWm, JOYCE VICKERMAN Joyce To be born with the gift of laughter and a sense that the world is mad. Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 3, 4s Courier Staff 2, 43 Reveille StaH3 Assistant Leaders' Club 35 Debate Club 23 Dramatics Club 4 - Secretaryg Y-Teens 2, 5 - Presidenrg Assistant Manager Magazine Campaign 4. 2 6 FRANK VAN APELDOORN 'Shotgun' Those who in quarrel: interpose must often wipe a bloody nose. Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball lg Volleyball 3: Ping Pong 2, 3: Courier Stat! 2, 3, 43 Reveille Stalfg Varsity Club 43 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 - Presidentg Monroe FFA Secretary-Treasurer 3, 4. BETSY VAN EENWYK Betsy Everyone has a sane spot some- where. Girls' Intramurals 2, 3, 4g Band 1, 2, 33 Reveille Staffg Assistant Leaders' Club 23 Leaders' Club 3, 4g Spanish 1, 2 - President, 3, 4g Library Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Com- mencement Usher 33 Junior Prom Committeeg Junior Play Cast. WEBSTER H JAMES VINCENT elim. I feel like a fugitive from the law of averages. umbling 2, 3: Courier Staff 2, , 45 Reveille Stalfg junior Prom ommirtee. GARY VOLLICK 'Gar' The wheel that squeak.: the loud- ert gets the grease. Cheerleader 5, 4g Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 5, 45 Dramatics Club 5, 45 Junior Prom Committee: Junior Play Committeeg Senior Play Com- mitteeg Senior Play Cast. DOROTHY MAE WOODARD 'Dottie' All that :be does :be doe: well. Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3: Assist- nt Leaders' Club 33 Junior Prom ommitteeg Senior Ball Commit- eeg Junior Play Committee: Sen- 'or Play Commitee. 1 1 1 BETTY WOODEN 'Bets' A whisper ir worth a thousand wards. Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Com- mercial Club 2, 3, 4. CENTRAL BEATRICE WILBERT 'Bede' Better the last smile than the first laugh. Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Commercial Club 3, 4g Dramatics Club 5: Home Economics Club 1, 25 Junior Prom Committee: Junior Play Committeeg Senior Play Committee. MARTHA WINN 'Marty' You don't have ta be crazy to know ber but it helps. Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 5, 4: Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: Sextet 3, 4g Rev- eille Staff: Assistant Leaders' Club 1, 23 Home Economics Club 3: Commencement Usher 33 junior Play Castg Senior Play Committee. 27 wif fag? ails W ffm TOP TEN David Kohler Louise Thorpe 93.469'ZJ 93.505470 Julie Everin Gail McGuire Judith Giebel Margaret Sherrell 93.272'Zp 92.718127 91.71870 91.457170 .ff U Iii N if a 1 1 1 Richard Leone Elaine Hatt David Bliek John Gruger 91.406922 90.81827 90.218170 89.69627 29 THE MOBILE YEARS Freshman Year He who knows not and knows not he knows not, he is a fool, shun him. Thus, the class of 1958 began its mobile years as freshmen at WCS, with ollicers Ronald Fisher, Diane Young, Georgene Meyer, and Carol Battey. This year wrought many changes as the freshman essays took their toll. Celebrating the completion of the essays came the frosh tea with its Indian theme. The freshman dance, Neptune's Kingdom, began the class of 1958's ever- busy social life. Sophomore Year He who knows not and knows he knows not, he is simpleg teach him. This well describes the class of 1958 as sopho- mores, as they entered their second mobile year of high school, anxious to learn more about the ways of upperclassmen. Oliicers Richard Leone, Philip Johnson, Mary Ann Tygert, and Carol Battey headed the soph- omores as they joined clubs, starred in junior varsity sports, and studied furi- ously to pass Mr. Cochi's history tests. Highlight of the busy year came with the soph dance, Fantasy In Pink , on whose fascinating pink flowers, lambs, and streamers Virginia Fry's committee spent many long hours of work. As the end of an active year drew near, seven vivacious and sparkling junior var- sity cheerleaders were choseng Gail Mc- Guire was elected vice-president of the next year's student councilg Julie Everitt and David Kohler won the class prizesg then we realized that soon we would be upperclassmen. 30 Iunior Year He who knows, and knows not that he knows, he is asleep, wake him. As juniors, the class of 1958 was thrown into the hectic life of superior upperclass- men with officers Stuart Rauber, Gail johnson, Robert Curtis, and David Bliek. Dreamers' Holiday was the perfect theme for the junior Prom on Thanksgiv- ing Eve. In late November twelve members of the class were chosen to join the ranks of the National Honor Society. In April try-outs were held for the junior play, The Little Dog Laughed , which starred Susan Bartusek as a physcology-mad col- lege girl. As the year drew to a close, the juniors previewed their own graduation by serv- ing as commencement ushers for the class of 1957. Senior Year He who knows and knows he knows, he is a leaderg follow him. As the doors of room No. 24 re-opened in September, 118 students were astonished to discover that they were seniors. Under the direction of Judith Ross, the senior class sold enough magazine subscriptions to finance their yearbook. Leading the class as high salesman was Amy Berlove. Following close on the heels of the magazine campaign came the senior play, Around the World in Eighty Days. Starring john Gruger and Stuart Rauber, the production was received by a full house. Throughout the year seniors were kept frantically busy with their many activities, both scholastic and extra-curricular. In May, approaching their all-too-near grad- uation, the seniors held their last dance as a class. On graduation night as David Kohler delivers his valedictory, the class of 1958 will recall, with some nostalgia, four changing years at WCS, and will look ,ahead with keen anticipation to the future. 31 Q' Top Row C Eckel T. Repp, L. MacBride, H. Legg, S. Schmidt, J. Senecal, R. McBurney, L Smith R Mead J Reichert, S. Larson. Fourth Row: R. Long, S. Mills, A. Portanova, J. Lieberman P Lindsay, B. McHugh, T. McGlashan, D. Robinson, J. Monte, D. Oestreich. Thzrd Row N Metcalf, K. Marshall, H. Maxim, B. Bradshaw, G. Robertson, E. Sassen- hausen D McCormick, L. Lipsett, J. Sanford. Second Row: K. Lehr, M. Mammano, C. Schwappacher N Mintz, B. Prahler, G. Reeves, J. Minch, M. Schenpf. First Row: A. Morgan, E Lasher P Middleton, J. Nowrocki, C. Lusardi, H. McCrossen. Top Row: L. White, E. Tomczak, H. Vickers, R. Webster, F. Walker, D. Suberville, R. Wright R. Stevens, M. Vande, P. Walter, J. Wambach, G. Wheeler. Fourth Row: J. Stupp, R Watkins, J. Wallenbeck, R. Twilliger, R. Stappenbeck, R. Gray, L. Yost, V. Maciejewski Third Row: T. Stumpf, R. Larner, H. Zettl, E. Terracine, D. Vicinus, R. Swift, F. Stock, O. Zettl, L. Fleckenstein. Second Row: K. Trickey, B. Kostecki, T. Jones, M. Van Lare, P Todd, M. Weis, E. Wright, C. Terracine. First Row: G. Wackerow. S. Swingly, J. Stritzel, S. Young, B. Winslow, S. Swingly. 32 Top Row: R. Conrow, J. Brennan, J. Boyle, J. Bradstreet, R. Christian, D. Albright, P Barrett, R. Elk. Fifth Row: C. Camp, J. Barnhart, S. Allen, S. Drake, B. Dunn, N. Caudle R. Birch. Fourih Row: J. Allis, D. Champion, S. Evers, B. Boyle, J. Barron, J. Dibble, S. Doyle L. Armes. Third Row: J. Elter, B. Eggert, R. Boyd, J. Byers, L. Briggs, S. Brewer, C. Bundschuh: D. DeGeorge. Serond Row: A. Brew, J. Donevan, C. De Groff, N. Alexander, J. Clee, G. Buchan, G. Antes, J. Anderson. First Row: D. Ayers, S. Brusso, L. DiPaulo, K. Donovan, s 1 M. Autovino, J. Beh. --.,, GS Top Row: D. Hase, D. Jenkins, J. Hayslip, P. Klos, D. Hegeman, H. Hafner, J. Gurski T. Finn. Fourth Row: E. Harris, E. Kyle, R. Happ, J. Keim, M. Jenner, D. Griffnh, N. Harris, T, Geldarl, D. Groenendaal. Third Row: P. Kessler, C. Heberger, D. Hastings, C. Freace, A. Jedd S. Gardner, J. l-Ianratty, R. Hiler. Second Row: J. Fox, H. Klaver, D. Gent, P. Frawley, J Hunter, N. Grimm, S. Hahn, S. Ingerson. First Row: C. Hamel, J. Hartman, M. Jeary, B. Kittelberger, E. Fuchs, L. Frank. 33 Top Row: W. Levis, P. Hill, W. Bennett, R. Hoesterey, M. Schneider, T. Welsher, R. Schneider, L. Cooper, R. Conrow. Fifth Row: R. Richards, G. Lang, G. Pooley, P. Van Gysel, M. Davies, T. Wright, B. Peters, J. Palermo, B. Kotwas, R. Jennings, G. Kobus, R. Rittinger, D. Arft. Fourth Row: D. Badura, T. Heaven, G. Rickard, G. Aceto, L. Palermo, R. King, J. Dallison, A. Coles. Third Row: D. Lockwood, S. Le Tarte, V. Kyle, S. Huff, M. Twitchell, J. Harrison, D. Amberger, M. Foley, D. Hargarther, K. McKane. Second Row: R. Menke, L. Yeomen, P. Kunzer, G. Zimmer, S. Renz, C. Weller, J. Montgomery, B. Mac- Bride, R. La Belle. First Row: S. Sutherland, E. Sherman, J. McGrath, M. Kusse, P. Traub, D. DeGeorge, G. Magnuson. Top Row: D. Smith, S. Conley, R. Ebner, J. Jamalkowski, H. -Mills, J. Foster. Fifth Row: B. Cannon, D. Sloat, K. Vander Lyke, D. Uetz, D. Mayeu. Fourth Row: T. Smith, J. Bundschuh, J. Geldart, G. Nenno, J. Moore, T. Berle, B. Halbert, J. Bleier. Third Row: S. Baker, R. Pierce, S. Nowrocki, T. Reitz, P. Skehan, C. Coene, M. Kinkead, R. Benjamin, J. Robinson. Second Row: W. Beck, D. Smith, L. Richmond, J. Riedin, A. Henderson, S. Heininger, B. Fleckenstein, C. Palmer, T. Cleary. Firsi Row: C. Schwartz, D. Hayes, P. Traub, J. Gleichauf, D. Bill, M. Maio. s,.Ea1 J i , , LQ Top Row: B. Vogt, R. Bulau, R, Hart, L. Nick, B. Seinorth, P. Shermer, C. Gibson, K. Schraenkler. Fifth Row: J. Hitchcock, R. Kuntz, R. Ferrara, J. Keenan, J, Heaphy, C. French, F. Tiberio, W. Cameron. Fourth Row: G. Plotzker, G. Anderson, M. Sweezey, K. Hill, C. O'Shay, J. Dilworth, W. Heavey, G. Alexander. Third Row: D. Garnham, S. Grabowski, S. Howcraft, J. Herzing, D. Norris, G, Heininger, D. Myers, H. Johnson, N. Prehn, J. Butwid. Serond Row: T. Herbst, J. Forest, D. Statskey, K. Boyle, B. Calerame, J. Porter, P. Krenzer, D. Marshall, C. Baker. First Row: G. Burdick, J. Snyder, J, Butson, C. Clow, C Casciani, A. Campbell, B. Danby. Top Row: K. Wollschleger, J. Schleifer, A. Courtwright, J. Tedesco, K. Bachman, R. Writz B. Ensign, T. McKenna. Fifth Row: D. Stout, J. Bramer, T. Flora, D. Wallon, C. Brewer T. Brush, T. Moore, J. Smorol. Fourth Row: M. Bundschuh, A. Allen, B. Koch, S. Spencer K Madden, N. Mayo. Third Row: J. Ward, V. Schwind, B. Payne, H. Wilbert, J. Bouchard Dolaway, G. Hartman, N. Moore, S. Morgan. Second Row: T. McNamee, D. Andrews . Alesso, R. Selvaggio, P. Seiffert, S. Yury, J. Crane, J. Walker, J. Doerich. First Row P. Schadd, C. Rissberger, J. Snyder, D. Middleton, K. Ross, D. Lohman, B. Woggon. Af A 3 x 9 Top Row: B. Weisenreder, L. Donaldson, B. Quinn, T. Witmer, R. Owlett, D. Blank, P. Schroeder, C. Davis. Fifth Row: S. Bailey, S. Shoemaker, L. Burtner, B. Nevelezer, F. Freer, N. Desiderio, W. Forster, J, Fordham. Fourth Row: T. Roller, G. Hoesenfeld, P. Middleton, C. Harradine, F. Schryer, P. Goodwin, D. Bellins. Third Row: T. Pellett, G. Fisher, J. Thomas, E. Vincent, B. Humphrey, F. Stock, L. Beman, T. Crombach. Second Row: B. Orioli, E, Baker, J. Jones, J. Limpert, M. Sherman, W. Wood, D. Perry. First Row: J. Caudle, A. Cooper, E. Olson, V. Bartlett, M. Battey, J. Hoff- man, T. Shriver. Top Row: P. Hewlett, C. Reisch, C Magin, J. Kusz, H, Greer, D. Kielon, H Hafner. Fourth Row: R. Chase, S. Zeitler, E. Huff, R. Hipp, K. De Witte, E. Cush- man, K. Hazell, S. Moore. Third Row. T. Klauss, J. Lochner, K. Hastings, M Scharett, G. Schmidt, A. Schlenker, Sec- ond Row: G. Lehr, T. Jeary, D. Orlow- sky, P. McCoy, L. Laulfer, R. Latta, J Heberger. Firxt Row: C. Halstead, J Brusso, L. Van Ingen, P. Everitt, L. Pace S. Hargarther. 19 Top Row: H, Kaiser, B. Bowman, F. Powers, P. Copey, J. Eckel, R. De Lorm, R. De Lass. Fifth Row: C. Conrose, L. Mechetti, K. Frelier, B. Quinn, C. Stan- ton, P. Murch, J. Middleton, R. Wager. Fourth Row: M. Cole, W. Hatt, H. Cain, K, Mule, G. Van Gysel, R. Robinson, W. Bippes. Third Row: D. Mottler, D. San- toli, D. Seiffert, G. Civiletti, R. Wahl, D. Keim, G. Liccione, R. Denney. Second Row: S. Bauriedl, W. Wilton, V. Yeo- men, E. Abrams, B. Benge, D. Murphy, R. Hunter, J. Leone, O. Legg. First Row: M. Portanova, J. Neuer, G. Youngblood, B. Senecal, L. Heiden, J. Newman. 56 13 Top Row: J. Stumpf, R. VanHanehem, J. Tell, R. Miller, J. White. Fifth Row: V. Frawley, C. Vendel, R. Ernst, B. Hill, C. Rice, S. Barber, J. Cripps, T. Schafer, Fourth Row: R. Burdick, D. Walmsley, R. Yaeger, P. Cuddeback, E. Kinkead. Third Row: G. Jones, K. Marshall, B. Seamen, N. Papapanu, D. Wager, S. Hobart, E. Kinkead. Second Row: R. Sippel, E. chizuk, B, Rife, A, oilwtmh, F. Short, M. Same, C. Schultz, G. Leder, D. Cripps. First Row: J. Lewis, G. San Fiuipo, C. Allen, A. Pitt, N. Fields. Top Row: R. Freudenvoll, B. Geisel, J. Preston, J. Forster, H, Kowalski. Fifth Row: L. Kershaw, F. Stackler, D. Hen- ning, C. Coon, V. Steffan, G. Kleeham- mer. Fourth Row: J. Ladwig, D. Lang, J. Poole, H. Hilfiker, L. Goddard, R. Foti, J. Stumpf. Third Row: R. Randazzo, M. Herzing, R. La Belle, J. Benetti, J. Dominik, V. Faulkner, J. Bieterman, D. Curtis. Serond Row: J. Garland, P. An- derson, C. Hill, P. Gurski, J. Contant, R. Beh, W. Hildebrand, R. Sippel, G. Immesoete. First Row: R. Cimino, B. Denny, J. Froniear, L. Maier, M. Keller, G. Hansen. 37 Top Row: I. Bellins, R. Bradstreet, L. Lee, D. Newton, D. Menke, O. Legg, D. Schweder. Fourth Row: S. Widman, R, Gleason, R. Gentle, F. Colotti, G. Ugine, T. Kane, J. Hay. Third Row: Q. Evans, G. Allen, J. Hayden, K. Corts, K. Schwappacher, R. Doerr. Second Row: J. Mortillaro, A. Marshall, B. Leone, G. Swingly, T. Wollschleger, D. Wissick, B. Zimmer, R, Lansing, J, Knapp. First Row: S. Struck, B. Brogan, A. Humphrey, L. Shaver. 1 Top Row: R. Smith, N. Dihble, E Indivino, J. Writz, B. De Jonge, G Antes, E. Freer, W. Sanger. Third Row J. Albright, D. Booth, J. Haidle, R Samolis, A. Albright, S. Halbart, G Buell, P. Mead. Second Row: R. Di- Paolo, C. Wallenbeck, J. Sweezey, L Gleason, R. Ruggerio, M. Florak, J Winn. First Row: A. Ruffle, P. Wack- erow, P. Klauss, D. Trieste, P. Moore. J, Van Alstyne. EIGHTH Top Row: S. Salisbury, J. Tennant, I Pastorelli, M. Rimore, C. Klaver, XY Upson. Fourth Row: G. Trieste, l Smith, J. Dibble, B. Tiller, G. Han' mon, R. Drake. Third Row: K. Wei: send, L. Stein, C. Tennant, C. Kaysel C. Walker, H, Holtz, G. Holtz, If Embrey. Serond Row: G. Vragel, II Wallon, C. Dallison, C. Magin, C Facer, R. Kyle, B. Wilson. First Rou D. Herzog, T. O'Rourke, E. Paris, H Watson, R. Wright, J. Serafine. Top Row: R. Beck, M. Morgan, K Dalhberg, E. Loeset, L. Van Keuren J. Thayer, fS. Grape, W. Davenport Fourth Row: T. Jenner, C. Warner R. Hockenberger, P. Vragel, S. Styne: B. Gruger, M. Lyng, B. Hegeman Third Row: C. Gobeyn, J. Longrod M. Blackwell, P. McFadden, C. Kim ball, D. Smorol, C. McKeegan, A Merry. Second Row: D. Suberville, R Chard, S. Luce, O. Begner, R. Gabriel E. Snyder, N. Gallagher. First Row: S Anderson, D. Gerberaux, J. Diodato, R McCleary, G. Gotschik, H. Vrooman 38 op Row: R. Hahn, P. Geldart, R. :henk, W. Hansen, E. Kellett, K. lcCrary, D. Smith. Fourth Row: W. hase, J. Kehoe, S. Cooper, J. Lohr- an, J. Schneider, M. Phinney. Third ow: S. Webster, C. White, J. Lip- -tt, S. Monahan, S. Walsh, P. Klauss, f. Zimmer. Second Row: R. Rissber- cr, J. Kohler, E. Losey, R. Fisher, D. low, D. Di Angelo, J. Thornton, D. Hiott. First Row: P. Hill, B. De Lucca, '. Finkbeiner, M. Hiler, M. Hamel, Cordingly. 5 l l l J p Row: K. Rosenbauer, J. Bramen, L Short, R. Hare, N. Neil. Fourth w: C. Walter, R. Bunn, K. Algier, P. exander, A. Fox, R. Longer, A. ens. Third Raw: B. Herman, P. yser, R. Ross, S. Doyle, S. Chamber- En, G. Curtis, M. Giaconia. Second w: W. Cleary, E. Bryant, T. Alex- lder, D. Davis, R. Wilclrick, J. Mc- all, J. Sipple, B. De Voy. First Row.- '. Krompart, M. Matson, S. Battey, Dibble, L. Bradstreet. GRADE 'op Row: R. Ricchio, J. Cooke, R. iraun, W. Grape, D. Ferge, C. Jones, R. ipple, D. Grimm, G. Samolis, T. Holtz, 'hird Row: C. Bohnacker, C. Epolito, E. Stramminio, L. Henderson, K. Kel- gg, P. Klauss, S. Robinson, G. Vogt. lrond Row: R. Newman, A. French, 5. Crosby, J. MacQuarrie, L. Decker, Frenz Buehner First Row K .. , J. . ' : . IcCarthy, W. Button, S. Lense, E. Surry, D. Boyd, R. Schneiter. 59 Top Row: D. Crane, M. Johnson, ll Ritz, B. McLean, D. Curtis. Third Roz. M, Richmond, L. Magnuson, P. Field J. Bradstreet, W. Tevendale, S. Wi mer, J. Scharett, R. Ewing. Secon Row: S. Van Veen, J. Yury, A. Whitt K. Kuhn, E. Ebner, P. Pinkney, J. A drews, L. Hathaway. First Row: B Santoli, D. De Volder, M. Everitt, I Hackett, E. Crane, M. Gorton. SEVENTH Top Row: L. Dobbin, R. Stone, F Averill, N. Gardner, S. Garnham, Q Kemp, K. Kilgras, B. Spoor, D. Mile: S. Strickland, J. Quinn. Third Row: CI Baldwin, D. Lazzar, D. Humphrey, J Bird, S. Van Buren, R. Buell, J. Crum M. Marra. Serond Raw: J, Molinari, Hoffman, L. Coles, K. Stumpf, R. Vi cent, B. Williams, W. Crane. Fir: Row: R. King, G. Burtner, M. Weisen reder, T. Campbell, S. Gibson. Top Row: R. Deemer, R. Gianuso, II Lockwood, R. Malkowski, T. Arft, F Kelley, G. Klauck. Fifth Row: D. Cur tis, L. Schraenkler, R. Brasser, H Winslow, R. Garland, T. Stanley, S Vander Lyke. Fourth Row: A. Hazzard C. Rivers, I. Mottler, G. Wissick, J Wilson, C. Kregal, A. Nonkes. Thin Row: D. Bassage, J. Dorwald, R. Leis ten, J. La Belle, G. Kunzer, S. Vai Bargen, L. Kraska. Second Row: D McWharf, B. Halstead, L. Guerra, R Dressler, R. Brodner, R. Tynan, Q Tebo, J. Bane. Firxl Row: G. Barben C. Richmond, D. Davis, R. Fornataro G. Heininger, B. Lehr, J. Harrison. 40 'op Row: J. Baily, G. Smorol, R. 'reston, J. Bean, R. Westbrook, H. .ylands, H. Hahn, B. Tenney, C. Mc- nerney, S. Kemp, S. Vanlienwyk, S. tone. Third Row: R. Wilson, D. Smith, T. Rulile, B. Dwight, P. Gotcsik, L. Babel, S. Ogi, L. Brew, W. Schoen, J. Dwight, P. Bills, L. Row. Second Row: N. Ballard, L. Lewis, S. Missel, T. larrison, R. Danby, J. Weidenborner, Q. Schmidt, D. Dayton. First Row.- I. Volo, P. Bechtold, R. Kayser, G. oss, S. Thomas, L. Cannan, L. Te- psco, J. Perry. l r ourtb Row: D. Martin, T. Andrews, . Nichols, R. Blakley, K. Hoesterey, ' Corts, R. Warner. Third Row: P. Luth, R. Johns, S. Happ, G. Vicker- n, J. Simpson, S. Phillips, C. Clark, Fincher. Second Row: P. Requa, S. mis, S. Shieven, J. Webster, R. Nosco, . Casby, B. Levis, R. De Lass. First ow: D. Horwath, V. Beardsley, S. e Jonge, D. De Voist, C. Conrose. bsenl: R. Deane. GRADE op Row: C. Spengler, K. Koch, E rane, S. Badura, M. Vicinus, J. King bird Row.' B. Bradshaw, D. Briggs, S tyner, J. Liebonow, R. Schwartz, K 'uedin, K. Spag, F. Copey, S. Ugine cond Row: B. Same, D. Fairgrieve Cooper, S. Crump, L. Donaldson Cooper, B. Reddig. First Row: D nford, S. Lauffer, P. Osborne, D erlove, K. Uetz, W. Winn. Absent. . Morrocco, S. Cooper. 41 UNDERCLHSS OFFICERS ' CLASS OF 1959 President-Donovan Jenkins Vice-President-Sally Brewer Secretary-Dyrna Hastings Treasurer-Susan Mills Cabinet Representatives - Sharon Young, Roben Swift, Ellin Lasher, Richard Boyd, John Elter, Kathleen Donavan. CLASS OF 1962 Top Row: B. Seaman, K. Hastings, W. Hatt, R. Robinson, W. Bippes. Third Row: R. Boyd, j. Elter, D. Hastings, D. Jenkins, C. Eckel, S. Brewer, S. Mills, E. Lasher. Serond Row: S. Young, C. Brewer, D. Garnham, J. Bramer, R. Hoesterey, J. Foster, K. Donovan. First Row: D. Hoffman, S. Garnham, J. Snyder, H. Wilbert, B, Koch, E. Crane. CLASS OF 1961 President-Winston Hatt Vice-President-Roxanne Robinson Secretary-Karen Hastings Treasurer--William Bippes Cabinet Representatives-Clyde Brew- Cdbiflef Representatives-Robert De Lass, Barbara Seaman, Wendy Wil- ton, james Hay. CLASS OF 1960 President-Richard Hoesterey Vice-President-james Foster Secretary-jacquelyn Snyder Treasurer-James Bramer er, David Garnham, Barbara Koch, Helen Wilbert. CLASS OF 1965 President-Paul Wackerow President-Shirley Garnham Vice-President-Barbara Dejonge Vice-President-Darlene Hoffman Secretary-Leigh Bradstreet Secretary-Ward Crane Treasurer-jill Flora Treasurer-Robin Stone Cabinet Representatives-Todd jen- Cabinet Representatives - Georgia ner, Molly Morgan. Crane, Edward Crane. 42 4 5 I s E 1 NNX sin' 1 1 1 9 1 3 Top Row: W. Wilton, B. Seaman, H. Wilbert, M. Morgan, B. Koch, M. Sherrell, G. McGuire, D. Kohler, C. Curynski, R. Leone, A. Kachmaryk, D, Garnham, C, Brewer. R. DeLass, T. Jenner, E. Crane. Second Row: P. johnson, C. Eckel, 1-uulslb OFFICERS T. McGlashan, C. Eckel, M. Tygert, E. Hatt, K x Ri 'NN E. Hatt, T. McGlashan, M. Tygert, J. Rodari, M. Frawley, D. Kinkead, C. Battey, B. Swift, J. Elter, First Row: G. Crane, Miss M. Davis, E. Lasher, K. Donevan, Mr. S. Castor, R. Boyd, S. Young, B. Swift. STUDENT COUNCIL Under the leadership of Mary Ann Tygert, presidentg Thomas McGlashan, vice-presi- dentg Elaine Hatt, recording secretary, and Christopher Eckel, corresponding secretaryg this year's Student Council had a very ac- tive year. The revision of the Safety Council cons- titution and the Student Court constitution was the largest project undertaken by Cab- inet. The New Year's Eve Dance and Stu- dents' Day were rated as successful events. Cabinet also sponsored a number of free dances for junior and senior high. Delegates were sent to the Monroe 'County Students' Association, to the junior Planning Council of the Rochester Civic Music Association, and to the Rochester Chapter of the Ameri- can junior Red Cross. Faculty advisers were Miss Mary Davis and Mr. Stephen Castor. Thorpe, G. McGuire, A. Berlove. Second Row: L. Frank, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY J, Elter, E. Hatt, S. Snyder. First Row: J Everitt G Wack- Top Row: D. Kohler, 1. Giebel, T. McGlashan, A. Porta- erow, M. Tygert, S. Bartusek, J. Senecal., P. jolinson, Miss nova, D. Bliek, P. Middleton, R. Stevens, C. Eckel, L. E. Garnett, A. Morgan, J. Barron. Chosen on the basis of scholarship, leadership, service and character, twelve H 0 N juniors were tapped for membership in the WCS chapter of the National Honor Societ in a November assembly. lilnder the leadership of president Philip johnson, vice-president Ann Morgan, S 0 C I E T Y secretary judith Barron, and treasurer jan Senecal, the society sponsored the annual sports mixer and checked at basketball games. This year, the newly-formed Safety Council got into full swing under the direction of Thomas McGlashan, chairman, and Carol Battey, secretary. With an enlarged force of arresting officers patrolling, the Council promoted safety and respect for WCS in and around the school. The rules of the Council were revised and the Court was reorgan- ized to make both agencies more democratic. SAFETY COUNCIL HH . SAFETY COUNCIL T011 Row: D. Kohler, P. johnson, R. Leone, D. Suberville, B. Swift. Fourth Row: T. Brush, R. Swift, j. Senecal, D, Garnham, T. Moore, E. Vincent. Third Row: S. Rauber, A. Kachmaryk, C. Brewer, D. Blank, G. McGuire, D. Jenkins. Second Row: S. Allen, E. Lasher, P. Middleton, D. Kinkead, J. Barron, K. Donevan, C. Battey. First Row: S. Bassage, K, Madden, S. Bailey, J. Thomas, G. Hartman, T. McGlashan. 45 COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Standing: P. Seraflne, D. Smith, D. Bliek, B. Vanlienwyk, G. McGuire, S. Bartusek, M. Sherrell. Seated: L. Thorpe, Miss K. Goetten, Miss C. Wheeler, Miss E. Dunn, E. Hatt. When The Forward Look was chosen as the theme for the 1958 Reveille, there remained only the job of putting forth the book with the staff's ideas incorporated in it. With Elaine Hatt as editor-in-chief and Louise Thorpe as business manager, about fifty seniors strug- gled to supervise picture taking, collect quotations, and hurry all the material before the deadline. This was no small task. Heading the photography committee was David Bliek, while David Smith's committee prepared the art work, including the modernistic dividers. Mar- garet Sherrell and Patricia Serafine supervised the literary committee who were responsible for all the written material in the book. Scurrying about for ads, Gail McGuire's committee wore out many legs and automobile tires. Susan Bartusek led the comf mittee of speedy typists who prepared the tinal copy. Subscriptions for the Reveille were taken under the direction of Betsy Vanlienwyk and the circulation committee. REVEILLE ron 1958 STAFF J. Vincent, A. Berlove, G. Conley, B. Algier, N, Antes. Top Row: R. Green, D. Sullivan, A. Henderson, A, Kach- First Row: G. Johnson, L. Holt, C. Curynski, J. Everitt, maryk, M. Smith, P. Johnson, J. Gruger, R. Todd. Second K. 'I-Iayes, H. Sherman, D. Kinkead, S. Rieilin, M. A. Row: V. Fry, J. Giebel, B. Anderson, S. Rauber, D. Kohler, Tygert, J. Ross, J. Vickerman, B. Olson, STAFF Top Row: F. Stock, J. Keim, C. Cape, M. Maier, M. Frawley, Winn, S. Bartusek, L. Freudenvoll, B. Olson, J. Clee, S. G. Marks, R, Heaven, M. Ernst, P. Lindsay, S. Allen, B. Rieflin- Fiffl Rvw-' H- Sherman, T- DCCOCQ, B- Bradstreet, Algier, M. Mills, M. Bieterman. Serond Row: D, Oesife- C. Foster, D. Kinkead, B. Kittelberger, L. Frank, J. Ander- iCh, D. Sullivan, J. Vickerman, j. Giebel, J, Vincent, M, son, L. Lipsett, K. Hayes, B. Bulau, P. Buckner. EDITORS Q26 l Interviewing, selling ads, typing, and proofreading were among the duties of members of the Courier staff. Heading the student paper were co-editors Patricia fliyej Serafine and Margaret fScoopQ Sherrell. As managing editor, Richard fDummyj Stevens devoted time to writing headlines. Alan Henderson filled the position of busi- ness manager, selling ads and collecting bills. Jan Senecal and Hubbard Hafner, as boys' sports editors, reported on football and bas- ketball games, while girls' sports editor Amy Portanova covered girls' intramurals and playdays. Chasing the typists and cubs Qand some- times even the editorsj for overdue stories was adviser Miss Kathleen Goetten, without whose continuous reminders to staff members the first issue would still be unpublished. Standing: H. Hafner, A. Henderson, Miss K. Goetten. Sitting: J. Senecal, A. Portanova, S. Gardner, R. Stevens, M. Sherrell, P. Serafine. Sha COURIER fx ctw 4 at Fourth Row: D. Kinkead, C. Harradine, D. Bellins, N. Moore, C. Battey, M. Bundschuh, B. Koch, B, Nevelezer, L. Sweezey, P. Goodwin, P. Middleton, L. Frank, K. Boni- face. Third Raw: K. Ross, j. Barron, j. Giebel, G. Hartman M. Tygert, N. Caudle, N. Mayo, B. Van Eenwyk, F, Schryer, L. Thorpe, A. Berlove, K. Madden, B. Brogan. Second Row. OFFICERS E. Hatt, S. Young, J. Everitt, Miss H. Growney, G. McGuire. uf' K. Hammel, A. Morgan, P. Middleton, J. jones, G. Wack- erow, Miss E. Growney, E. Hart, G. McGuire, S. Young, 1. Everitt, L. Mechetti, B. Kittelberger, C. Camp, H. Hafner, j. Snyder. First Row: S. Bailey, S. Bartusek, D. Middleton, E. Fuchs, 1. Hartman, S. Morgan, B. Seaman, J. Thomas. 1 ' l Friendship was the theme for Library 5 gi' Club this year. Outstanding events in- 0 cluded hearing Miss Ruth Doyle speak at '- the annual tea, an informative program about football by Mr. Herbert Hart, the frosh skit at the Christmas party, and the annual houseparty at Mendon Ponds. At another meeting Miss Eleen Garnett was solemnly initiated as a new honorary member. Throughout the year, library clubbers served in both the high school and grade libraries under the direction of club ad- viser, Miss Helena Growney. Covering books, filing, and cataloguing comprised only Part of the girls' services. Despite the shadows of the Sputnik year, Library Club has looked forward with Friendship. LIBRARY CLUB DEBATE CLUB Top Row: W. Levis, M. Everitt, T. Pellert, F. Schryer, C. Davis, A. Pitt, K. Marshall, D. Bellins, J, Caudle, T. Flora, D. Keim. Second Row.' Mr. S. Castor, J. Everitt, S. Bailey, J. Brennan, K. Madden, N. Mayo, B. Fleckenstein, A. Coles, C. Harradine W. Wilton, R. Vanlngen, P. Cudde- back. First Row: T, McGlashan, C. Lusardi, B. Koch, J. Keim, C. Curyn- ski, D. Cushman, J. Schleifer, D. Garnham, R. Owlett. DEBATE CLUB Trips to Utica, Hamilton, Aquinas, McQuaid, and Geneseo for interscholastic n tournaments and debates on the national topic, foreign aid, highlighted a suc- cessful year for the WCS Debating Society, with Webster winning honors at several tournaments. With Mr. Stephen Castor as adviser, Julie Everitt as president, Tom Mc- Glashan as vice-president, Celeste Lusardi as secretary, and Murray Jenner as treasurer, the club presented panel discussions for mothers' clubs, held a Christmas party, and ended the year with a picnic. LN..- il S 7. LATIN CLUB Top Row: P. VanGysel, R. Beck, D. Sullivan, B. Koch M. Bundschuh, F. Freer, R. Stock, R. Weisenreder, Ti Witmer, B. Quinn, D. Blank. Tbird Row: J. Harrison, V ' Yeoman, E. Cushman, S. Bailey, B. Woggon, D. Lohrman, 1 E. Huff, L. Burtner, K, Ross, A. Jedd, B. Payne, Miss M Dr Stone, T. Crombach. Second Roux' J. Thomas, S. Moore C. Brewer, G. Hartman, J. Snyder, T. McGlashan, J. An- derson, D. Middleton, K. Madden, C. Rissberger, H. Hafner B. Nevelezer, J. Heberger. Firsl Roux' E. Olsen, J. Bartlett E. Sherman, J. Montgomery, J. Neuer, B. Seaman, P Middleton. Latin club spent an enjoyable year, adding a Roman flavor to WCS activities. The Christmas party, the international dinner and dance, and the climactic Roman banquet carried out the purpose and theme of the Venatores Verborum. LATIN CLUB J SPANISH CLUB Top Row: A. Morgan, N. Moore, M. Tygert, L. Thorpe, P. Middleton, Miss R Panosian, P. Johnson, B. VanEenwyk, L. Sweezey, J, Vickerman, C. Lusardi, M Jeary. Second Row: B. Algier, S. Spencer, N. Antes, S. Schmidt, G. Wackerow, J: Barron, C. Eckel, G. McGuire D. Kohler A. White. First Row: E. Fuchs B Kittelberger, H. McCrossen, M. Davies, J. Bramer, J, Hartman, C. Foster, J. Donewan: Spanish Club launched its 195 58 season by initiating its ne members in November. In D cember, the members celebrate Christmas in a way typical 1 Spanish-speaking nations. Tl center of attention at the par was the pinata. An internation dinner and dance was held, co relating the efforts of the thrt language clubs. Plans were mac to present a play. To finish c the year, the Pan Americans hz a picnic in June. SPANISH CLUB FRENCH CLUB Le Cercle Francais added 21 new members this year, selected on the basis of scholastic achieve- ment in French. These novices were initiated in an impressive formal ceremony on November 22. Club activities included a Christmas program based on French yuletide traditions, and selling refreshments at a basket- ball game. Interest was added to social meetings with the introduc- tion of French music, art, liter- ature, and customs as part of each program. Directing club affairs were Sandra Snyder, president, Esther Lindberg, vice-president, Jean Bouchard, secretary, and Veranne Schwind, treasurer. FRENCH CLUB Top Row: P. Johnson, M. Schneider, D. Garnham, R. Richards, J. Schleifer, . Coles, T. Flora, R. Elk, D. Jenkins, R. Webster, D. Suberville. Second Row: r. Andrews, G. Reeves, C. Camp, C. Hamel, E. Hatt, M, Robinson, M. VanLare, A. Henderson. First Row: S. Bartusek, J. Donevan, S. Hahn, N. Caudle, S. Gardne F. Schryer, T. Shriver. Sitting: E. Lindberg, Mrs. A. Carson, Mrs. L, Linscott Standing: J. Bouchard, V. Schwind, S. Snyder. 50 1 In business meetings on Wednesday noons . 'and in after-school work meetings, art clubbers ikept themselves occupied. Each member fin- lished an individual project in leather, clay, or lceramics. l Throughout the year examples of fashion 'designs and pottery were seen in the cafeteria hall showcase. David Smith served as president of. the club with Rebecca Green as vice-president and Judith Anderson as secretary-treasurer. HRT CLUB ARTCLUB Top Row: B. Peters, Miss C. Wheeler, L. Armes, E. Wright, R. Green, J. Anderson, S, Ingerson. First Row: D. Smith, M. Weis, C. Magnuson, E. Gates, L. Lipsett. Under the guidance of Mrs. Mary Finley, members of Commercial Club spent a year which combined fun and education. To increase understanding of C 0 M R C I A Il the business world, the club visited Eastman Kodak and saw several movies throughout the year. Members enjoyed bowling parties and a spring banquet. Clubbers also took their turn selling candy at games. BUSINESS Standing: J. Fox, J. Byers, B. Dunn, B. Algier, A. Brew, S. Hahn, D. Vicinus, S. Riellin, B. Wilben, M. Mills, Mrs. M. Finley, First Row fverticallyl: S. Doyle, E. Lasher, K. Boyle, C. DeGrolf. Sec- ond Row: A. Dolaway, G. Plotzker, M. Kusse, P. Seraline. Third Row: S. Howcraft, B. Prahler, B. Brad- street. Fourth Row: J, Riefln, L. Holt. Fifth Row: J. Robinson, D. Meyer, P. Buckner, M. Autovino. 51 'Ub- ---v,.. Top Row: T. Jenner, S. Rauber, D. Scott, J. Gruger, R. Dennie, D. Cushman, M. Robinson A. Berlove, A. Lowe, R. Swift, R, King, R. Bechtold, G. Vollick. Third Row: J. Ross, D. Kinkead, J. Giebel. Second Row: E. Hatt, G. Conley, B. Brogan, J. Bartlett, L. Thorpe, M. Mills. Firxl Row: D. Haggerty, B. Bradstreet, C. Foster, S. Bartusek. CAST SENIOR PLAY On December 5, the Webster Cen- tral School auditorium was crowded with people anxious to discover if the seniors' Around the World in Eighty Days would present any serious threat to Mike Todd. The very British Phileas Fogg Uohn Grugerj, with his acrobatic butler, Passepartout Q Stuart Rauberj, managed to compress 25,000 miles and eighty days into a hectic but memorable three hours as they ran for boats, were pursued by detective Fix and his wife fAl1an Lowe and Louise Thorpej, and rescued a beau- tiful Hindu princess fBarbara Brad- streetj from a funeral pyre. A host of other personalities were portrayed by a large supporting cast and many extras. Audience reaction labelled the play a smash hit. S. Rauber, L. Thorpe A. Lowe, J. Gruger, B. Bradstreet J, Gruger, R. Swift R. Bechtold, R. King 52 2 D. Kinkead R. Swift JUNIOR PLAY The junior class version of Dino , a serious play dealing with juvenile delinquency, won hearty approval from a large and discriminating audience when it was presented on May 2, 1958. Richard Webster played a young criminal, fresh out of reform school. His baffled parents were portrayed by John Rodari and Frances Di Francesco with Robert Swift as Tony, Dino's younger brother. Judith Barron enacted the role of Shirley Wallace, a shy teenager. Patrick Barrett, Larry Fleckenstein, Eleanor Fuchs, Ellin Lasher, Judith Nowrocki, Judith Sandford, James Gurski, Christopher Eckel, Janet Dibble, Barbara Kittelberger, Sharon Young, Helen McCrossen and Nancy Caudle made up the talented supporting cast. Pamela Middleton aided Mrs. Helen Barton and Miss Mary Davis in di- recting the play. J. Dibble, R. Swift J. Rodari, F. Dilirancesco 5 CAST Top Roux' Miss M. Davis, R. Swift, R. Webster, L. Fleckenstein, C. Eckel, P. Barrett, J. Gurski, J. Rodari. Second Row: Mrs. H. Barton, E. Lasher, J. Barron, N. Caudle, P. Middleton, J, Dibble, S. Allen, S. Young. Firxl Row: F. DiFrancesco, E. Fuchs, J. Sanford, H. McCrossen, M. Schnepf, J. Nowrocki. DIRECTORS P. Middleton, Miss M. Davis, Mrs. H. Barton R, Webster J. Barron, C. Eckel 53 4 Top Row: G. DeFisher R. Rhines G. Bottle J. Stupp R Twiuiger, T. Ff0nieaf,'s. Larsen,,T. I-Ierbst: s. Bauffedil i n F Persse R Bradstreet I Bellins Third Ron D. T. Fn , . , . , . . Smith, R. Coene, C. Welty, G. Alexander, K. McKane, J Wallenbeck, C. Allen, Mr. I. Higley, C. French, J. Moore, G. Heininger, R. Teerlinck, J, Lense, R. Fox, D. Robinson - S. Romano, C. Bird, M. Cole. Second Row: G. Kleehammer R. McBurney, W. Cameron, R. Abrams, D. Sloat, M. Smith F. VanApeldoorn, G. Longer, R. Pinkney, R. Verstraete, T Cleary, A, Aebersold. First Row: C. Conrose, R. Gentle, D Montgomery, R. Lansing, J. Brusso, R. Young, W. Rife D. Wissick, M. Kinkead. FUTURE FARMERS OFFICERS D Sloat, R. Pinkney, R. Abrams, F. VanApeldoom, M. Smith, Mr E. Higley, G. Longer. Looking forward applies particularly to the FFA. The New York State Fair began a suc- cessful season for WCS Future Farmers. Four Aggies again had the honor of attending the National Vegetable Growers' Association con- test in Springfield, Illinois, where the judging team placed eighteenth. On December 9, the Home Economics Club entertained the Future Farmers at a Christmas party with a home-cooked ham dinner. During the second semester, the boys and their fathers attended the annual fathers and sons' banquet. In the spring they began their project of seed selling. The Ag basketball team had an average season of two wins, two losses. ' Webster's home economics club, under the direction of Mrs. Helen Barton and Miss Ro- berta Smith, filled the calendar with many special activities. There was the annual Christmas party with the Future Farmers, with games after a well prepared ham dinner. Highlight of the year was the mothers and daughters' banquet in the spring. A new attraction in the home ec department was the participation of boys in the foods course. Officers for the year were Sally Bassage, president, Mary Mills, vice-president, Roberta LaBelle, secretary, jane Herzing, treasurer, and Judith Ross, social chairman. V' vs f 'S if C' 'I 'J Q.: 'Q . lr-v NYJ! OFFICERS Standing: S. Bassage, Mrs, H. Barton, Miss R. Smith. Sitting: M. Mills, R. LaBelle, J. Ross, J. Herzing. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Top Row: B. Senecal, E. Abrams, C. Clow, K. Marshall, V. Faulkner, S. Conley, M. Bieterman, R. LaBelle, S. Bas- J. Froniear, P. Gurski, V. Frawley, M. Herzing. Third Roux' sage, M. Mills, J. Ross, J, Herzing, Miss R. Smith, Mrs. K. Schwappacher, D. Smith, M, Keller, S. Brunswick, D. H. Barton. First Row: S. Brusso, J. Gleichauf, D. Bill, J. Lang, J. Bieterman, J. Vickerman, P. VanApeldoorn, D. Popovici, S. Heyenck, K. Marshall, P. Anderson, G. Han5CI1. Abrams, G. Leder, B. Cannon. Second Row: C. Schwappacher, Q ,' Y 1. f M aq- ' 0 , X C f W5 ,Q H s . ., .2 v . X .. f A 5' 5 E! il 5 A f I Mr. E. DeWitte Director BAND Top Row: W. Sanger, S. Bailey, K. Vanderlyke, R. Christian, T. Repp. Third Row: T. Cronibach, T. Flora, C. Brewer, T. Wfelsher, D. ' ' . . Wallon. Second Roux' C. Rice, E, Smith, J. Brennan, K. McKane, A. Morgan. First Roux' R. Samolis, R. McCleary, P. Goodwin, S. Moran, W. Wilton. ORCHESTRA , Top Row: D. Wallon, D. Andrews, S. Garnham, R. Rissberger, D. Elliott, J. Everitt, M. Schneider, J, Bramer. Sitting: S. Bailey, G. Buchan, J. Flora, L. Burtner, T. Flora. 5 6 i I Top Row: j. Tell, P. Schroeder, M. Schneider, S. Garnham, R. Hew- lett, J. Bramer. Third Roux- D. Garnham, D. Haggerty, W. Hatt, E. Freer, J. Walker. Second Roux' C. Camp, D. Trieste, W, Heavey, BAND Under the direction of Mr. Eugene DeWitte, the Webster Central Bands and Orchestra put in a busy season. The Concert Band played for PTA meetings, at the Honor So- ciety assembly and at two im- portant events, the Christmas Concert and the Spring Concert. With other high school bands, the WCS group gave a demon- stration at a University of Ro- chester football game in the fall. Spring brought the County Fes- tival and an appearance at the Highland Park Bowl. The junior Band and the Or- chestra, in collaboration with the adult education orchestra, also gave noteworthy performances at the Christmas and Spring Con- certs. M. Weisenreder, T. Shriver, H. Vrooman, D. Andrews. First Rau Q U Q C J. Everitt, C. Bohnacher, D. Elliott, S. Grape, G. Samolis. JUNIOR BAND Top Row: E. Smith, R. Robinson, W, Bippes, R. Gentile, J. Walker, T. Allen, R. Brogan. Second Row: W. Sanger, M. Weisenreder, B. Quinn, K. Frelier, G. Burtner, H. Zimmer, K. Kellogg, T. Landon. Silting: C. Bohnacker, D. Elliott, S. Grape, J. Wilson, R. McCleary, W. Wilton, E, Olson. 57 . l I ' N sw- yabx Q.. 'tw-'Q Top Row: S. Zeitler, H. Wilbert, S. Shoemaker, J. Barron, S. Drake, B. Fleckenstein, G. Anderson, B. Cannon, L. Burtner, D. Bellins, A. Allen, B. Payne, V. Schwind. Fourth Row: P. Lindsay, B. Dunn, G, Koch, N. Mayo, D. Lang, B. Quinn, B. Nevelezer, K. Frelier, R. Robinson, S. Doyle, G. Pooley. Third Row: S. Gardner, P. Middleton, M. Schnepf, J. Clee, C. Schwappacher, J. Barnhart, S. Bassage, V, Kyle, M. Ernst, A. Jedd, C. Lusardi, M. VanLare. Second Row: M. Autovino, E. Hatt, P. Gurski, L. Briggs, J. Thomas, B. Seaman, B. Anderson, D. Lohrman, K. DeWitte, K. Hastings. First Rout: L. DiPaulo, B. Denny, S. Sutherland, S. Young, B. Orioli, J. Snyder, G. Reeves, S. Baker, M. Kusse, G. Johnson, S. Bartusek, M. Winn, J. Ross, E. Sassenhausen. GIRLS' CHORUS Top Row: D. Stout, S. Mills, M. Sweezey, K. Madden, C Battey, M. Mills, P. Frawley, P. Hiler, A. Henderson, S. Dolowa G. Plotzker G Leder, D. Meyer Fourth Rau Y: Q - - '-' P. Middleton, L. Thorpe, Davis, F. Freer, N. Caudle, B. Koch, K. Hill, L. Mechetti, C, Stanton, P. Todd, M. Bund schuh. Third Row: S. Baker, J. Stritzel, S. Huff, J. Giebel, J. Vickerman, B. Senecal, P. Anderson, S. Brewer, D. Hast ings, J. Hunter, E. Lasher. Serond Row: N. Moore, G. Hartman, S. Hobart, J, Neuer, G. Mink, L. Richmond, J. Montgomery, J. Bouchard, K. Ross, H. McCrossen. First Row: J. Caudle, P. Everitt, G. Wackerow, J. Popovici, M. Jeary, E. Fuchs, C. Rissberger, C. Magnuson, B. Brogan, B. Kittelberger, J. Fox, C, Clow, D. Middleton, K. Boniface. R x' Y L-,l5,.f5rHf53 WCS MIXED CHORUS Sextette, Girls' Chorus and Mixed Chorus practised for many hours before they blended their voices in song for such programs as the Christmas and Spring Concerts. Sextette caroled through the halls of WCS oh the final day of school before Christmas vacation. The vocal groups entertained at PTA meetings. There was an exchange of choruses with Fairport. Singing at the County Festival and at the Highland Park Bowl were the musical highlights of Spring 1958. E Hatt D Middleton K Ross, M. Winn, G. Wackerow K Madden 4 inf' MIXED CHORUS ACCOMPANISTS Top Row: J. Rodari, D. Blank, T. Moore, K. E' Hatt, D' Blank, N' Mayo' M' Winn' G Clark, G. Lang, P. Barrett, R. Writz. Fifth Reeves- Row: R. Webster, M. Ernst, M. Sweezey, A. Morgan, C. Battey, M. Mills, B. Koch, N. Caudle, J. Brennan, B. Dunn, C. Eckel, G. Vol- lick. Fourlh Row: R. Twilliger, H. McCrossen, J. Vickerman, J. Giebel, S. Bassage, P. Good- win, E. Lasher, G. Hartman, T. Stumpf. Third Row: J. Bradstreet, T. Brush, E. Vincent, M. Winn, J. Ross, B. Anderson, S. Brewer, S. Gardner, N. Moore, K. Ross, L. Vanlngen, G. Hayden, A. Henderson, K. VanderLyke. Second: Row: G. Reeves, D. Middleton, E. Hatt, B. Seaman, G. Fox. First Row: J. Hayslip, D. Jenkins, H. Zettl, J. Schleifer, P. Cuddeback, M. Autovino, S. Young, G. Johnson, S. Bar- tusek, M. Portanova, J. Stritzel, D. Norris, D. Robinson, D. Gent, O. Zettl, B. McHugh. 59 is Miss M. Colberg Dircrlor 411' Top Row: S. XValsh, M. Lyng, j. Schneiter, J. Lohrman, A. Nonkes, M. Phinney, S. Halbert, G. Curtis, K. McCrary, S. VantlerLyke. Third Roux' L, Kraska, P. Klauss, C. Bohnacker, N. Dibble, M. Stramennio, C. XX'hite, L. Henderson, C. Epolito, C. XValker. Sc-vom! Row: S. Cordingly, S. VanVeen, j. Dorwald, T. Campbell, S. Gibson, R. Tynnn, M. Hiler, j. Lipsett. First Roux' G. Crane, S. VanBuren, C. Gobeyn, R. King, M. Blackwell, L. Decker, C. Stumpf, C. Tebo, L. Bradstreet, S. Lense, P. MacFadclen, R. DiPaolo. IUNIOR HIGH CHORUS Top Row: L. Dobbin, P. Gelclart, D. Halleran, J. Thayer, C. Klaver, B. McLean, L. Welsher S. Cooper, M. Morgan, G. Wissick. Third Roux' H. Holtz, H. Zimmer, R. Averill, B. DeVoy E. lnclovino, K. Kellogg, j. Newton, P. Vragel, S. Wfebster, S. Monahan, M. W'eisenreder Serum! Roux' L. Magnuson, L. Frenz, C, Magin, M. Wleisenrenler, R. Dressler, R. Vincent R. Leisten, S. Doyle. Firsl Roux' R. Fornataro, Crump, G. Longrocl, j. Wlinn, K. Kuhn, j Bane, G. Barber, M. Hamel, G. Burtner, N. Finkbeiner, D. McWharf, G. Heininger. 'f J K F .J-. 9 DRAMATICS CLUB Top Roux' J. Rietiin, A. Dolaway, N. Caudle, G. Kobus, D. Hoesterey, R. King, G. Vollick, D. Haggerty, W. Levis. Fourlb Roux' G. Binggeli, j. Butson, B. Calerme, M. Bunds- , chuh, V. Schwind, S. Huff, L. Yeoman, j. Anderson, M DeMaio, K. Hill, Giebel, R. Green, L. Freudenvoll, C i Rissberger, j. Snyder. Tbird Roux' A. White, K. Boniface CLUB Sig..-...-..x,..v 9 Among the many activities of a busy year was the presentation of the comedy, Prom Night , in assembly. G. Hartman, M. Sweezey, N. Moore, S. Morgan, j. Bou- chard, L. Thorpe, B. Anderson, D. Sullivan, C. Cape, P. Lindsay, S. Hahn. Sccoml Roux' D. Norris, A. Coles, j. Gru- ger, R. Bechtold, Mrs. V. Chandler, M. Bieterman, B. Brogan, S. Rauber, j. Vickerman, J. Barron, M. Robinson, B. Danby, A. Campbell. Iiirxt Row: j. Robinson, S. Conley, j. Clee, j. Brennan, B. Fleckenstein, D. DeGeorge, P. Traub, S. Baker, J. Wfalker, P. Hennessey, D. Bill. Curtain Callers of WCS attracted many new members to their ranks by R the introduction of a point system. Members worked to acquire 50 points which entitled them to the rank of stars. Heading the club during the year were Stuart Rauber, president, Judith Barron, vice-presidentg Mary Bieterman, secretary, and Barbara Brogan, treasurer. .Sh - PROJECTIONISTS Top Row: G. Wheeler, S, Nowrocki, G. Heininger. Serond Roux' T. Stumpf, T. Froniear, C. Allen, P. Klos, R. McBurney. First Row: G. Kobus, W. Levis, R. Ferrara, B, Ensign, R. Pierce, R. Conrow, Miss A. Quinn. PROIECTIONISTS Every WCS student appreciates the welcome break in class routine that a trip to the auditorium for a movie brings. The backbone of the audio-visual program is a group of trained projectionists under the direction of Miss Alice Quinn. Giving up their study halls, the boys show movies and film strips on subjects ranging from Macbeth,' and Teddy Roosevelt to tumbling and home- making. .5 i I E. Harris, J. Hayslip, S. Schmidt, D. Hase, J. Monte. Second Row: Top Row: F. VanApeldoorn, A. Kachmaryk, R. Rhines, L. White, R. Fox, R. Hiler, R. Fisher, G. Wheeler, J. Senecal, H. Kowalski, R. Christian, S. Rauber, R. Hogan, K. Immesoete, R. Bechtold, J. Elter. First Row: Mr. H. Hart, G. Charlick, A. Henderson, D. Kohler, P. LaBorie, P. Johnson, W. Kehrig, W. Jennings, R. r Leone, B. McHugh. .T . :Elm I Q sa 1 VARSITY CLUB P. Lansing F. VanApeldoorn, R. Stevens, D. Jenkins, R. Christian J . wg.. 3 Eg, L . RQ X ...fl f - - R. 5 gs 1 .fi7'J,Cf ' A ig J Qi 5 . 13 XX ,f - X 1 s .x ., , V . . fx. J S X T K , v .,i:k,i: F --.ff K xg Ev: J R. Fisher X ' 5 62 - . u Ill 31 JV VARSITY Top Row: C. Maciejewski, J. Bradstreet, D. Albright, P. Christian, R. Webster, P. Johnson, M. Vande, H, Kowalski, Barrett, G. Charlick, R. Fisher, L. White, G. Wheeler, E. R. Mead, F. VanApeldoorn. First Row: R. Leone, J. Hanratty, Harris, C. Eckel, D. Hase, R. Long, M. Mason. Second Row: D. Kohler, R. Pinkney, J. Senecal, E. Kyle, B. McHugh, R. A. Kachmaryk, S. Schmidt, A. Henderson, H. Hafner, R. Hogan, R. Teerlinck, D. Jenkins, J, Monte, J. Hayslip. VARSITY FOOTBALL More than 50 boys turned out for a fighting Junior Varsity football squad which tallied a commendable two win, two loss, and two tie season record. The coaches, Mr. Robert Cobbett and Mr. Robert Rocco, had high hopes for a good season when the Little Ridgemen tied Brighton and McQuaid in season openers. Weakened by the loss of a number of players through injuries and the Hu, the junior eleven lost the next two games to Brockport and Brighton. After a rough, uphill battle and stiff training, the Jay Vees came roaring back to whip Brockport and Fairport, and wind up a fine season. Top Row: Mr. R. Rocco, J. White, R. Vogt, J. Hay, R. Writz, K. Clark, G. Lang, R. Curtis, T. Moore, J. Foster, Mr. R. Cobbett Mr. M. Schnurr. Third Row: D. Garnham, C. Brewer, K. Bachman, G. Aceto, C. Gibson, K. Mule, D. Henning, T. Brush, R. Drake. Ser- ond Row: L. Kershaw, R. Hoes- terey, P. Schroeder, D. Mayeu, F. Tiberio, E. Bellins, L, Cooper, A. Courtright, E. LaBorie, R. Wright. First Row: F. Colotti, P. Skehan, H. Cain, G. Rickards, B. Zimmer, R. Benjamin, J. Keenan, D. Perry, J. Geldart, E. Paris. 1 . j The loss of twenty-three seniors from the 1956 CWC co-championship team crippled Webster badly as the 1957 gridders mustered a meager one win, four loss season record. The Cochimen started the season successfully with a victory over Lyons. East Rochester dashed WCS hopes, however, in the next game. Because of the flu, the LeRoy, Irondequoit, and Newark games were cancelled, leaving an inexperienced Webster eleven to face powerful Canandaigua and Fair- port. Both squads delt defeat to the hometowners. The Ridgemen's final game, on a snow-covered gridiron, proved exciting as the Websterites reluctantly yielded a hard-fought contest to the Barons after marching to within scoring distance several times. 64 IUNIOR VARSITY SCORES Webster Opponents 28 Lyons 0 East Rochester 13 7 Canandaigua 33 0 Fairport 18 6 Brighton 14 A. Kachmaryk MANAGERS AND COACHES Mr. M. Schnurr, Mr. R. Rocco, S. Nowrocki, Mr. O. Cochi, R. Cooper, Mr. S. Eggleston, Mr. R. Cobbett, Mr. J. Harten. 65 R. Hog C. French, J. Senecal, D. Uetz, R. Rhines, M. Mason, H. Hafner, P. Johnson, D. Hase, J. Cripps, C. Eckel, R. Fisher, L. White. VARSITY SCORES Webster Webster Webster Webster Webster Webster Webster Webster Webster Webster Webster Webster Webster Webster Webster Webster Webster Webster Canandaigua .... Lyons .............. Penfield .......... Irondequoit .... Fairport .......... East Rochester.. Brighton ........ Lyons .............. Q McQua1d ........ Brockport ........ Canandaigua .... Penfield .......... Irondequoit .... Fairport .......... East Rochester.. Brighton .......... McQuaid ........ Brockport ........ VARSITY BASKETBALL The hoopsters from the Ridge completed a fine six won, 12 lost record for the 1957-58 season. This included a five wong seven lost county league record which warranted fourth place in the AA standings. The wins included two close ones over Irondequoit, a pair from Brighton, and two last-minute thrillers from Lyons and Penfield. A few points could have made the difference in the Ridgemen's losses. Canandaigua nabbed a one-pointer from the Blue and White, 60-59, as did Penfield, 57-56. McQuaid, strongest team in the county, was given trouble by Webster as they won by 11 points in the first encounter and had to come from behind in the end to cop a 59-53 victory in the second meeting. In the Ridgemen's highest scoring game, they were defeated, 93-73, by East Rochester Bombers, but not before they had rallied to score 52 points in the second half and come within nine points of their foe. 66 4 E Standrng Mr S Eggleston Mr R Rocco, Mr. W. ORourke. Srltmg R Schermer C Brewer. Kneeling: H. Cain, R. Vogt, W. Han, J. Hay, J. White G. Rickard. Everything considered, the Jay Vees wound up an encouraging sea- son in 1958. Coach Eggleston's Junior Ridgemen were made up mainly of freshman, and sported a nine won, nine lost season record. They trimmed Canandaigua in the opener, but then relapsed into a losing rut. Undaunted, they kept trying, and near the close of the season their hard work paid off in a well deserved winning spurt. Standmg R Vogt H Kowalski J Foster J. Hay, J. White, T. Witmer. Kneeling: JV SCORES f Webster .. 34 Canandaigua .. Webster .. 33 Lyons ............. . Webster .. 35 Peniield ......... . Webster .. 44 Irondequoit .... Xt Webster .. 41 Fairport .......... Webster .. 35 Brighton ....... . Webster .. 44 East Rochester.. Webster Webster Lyons .......... Webster McQuaid .... Webster Brockport .... Webster Canandaigua Webster Penfield ....... Webster Irondequoit Webster Fairport ...... Webster East Rochester Webs ter Brighton ..... Webster McQuaid .... Brockport .... Standing Mr S. Eggleston, K. lmmesoete, W. Jennings, Munson, Mr. H. Hatt. Kneeling: R. Kleinhammer R Rhmes j Brennan H. Stenglein, R. Bechtold, A. Kachmaryk, R. W. Kehrig, S. Rauber, L. Edwards, R. Fox J Gruger BASEBALL Under the skillful direction of Coach Herbert Hatt, the Ridgemen chalked up another fine baseball season in 1957 by capturing their eighth Monroe County Championship since the league started twelve seasons ago. The Blue and Gold sported a ten win, four loss season record and again proved that Webster is one of the crack baseball teams in the county. WCS de- feated Irondequoit in a season-closing thriller, 5-2, to attain the championship. When the all-county lautels were announced, the Ridgemen merited four of the nine berths, placing Andy Kachmaryk, Bill Kehrig, Dick Kleinhammer, and Howie Stenglein. R Munson, catcherg A. Kachmaryk, pitcher. R. Kleinhammer, J. Brennan, H, Stengletn L Edwards wi? if O if ' . if 3'-5f' f :JH ' I , Q 4 . .v w V 'g?'XX if 2 ' ' .1 .vp - 9 -22 1'- 0 00011100802 ' WrN32SWAENS'Q'? Under the direction of Coach Eggleston, the Webster volleyball team won its second straight county championship. After two weeks of hard practice, the WCS vol- leyballers molded themselves into a unit and pro- ceded to roll over Rush-Henrietta, Irondequoit, and Penfield to give them the Monroe County volleyball championship. Highlights of the games were a 15-0 clubbing of Rush-Henrietta and a 15-5 swamping of Irondequoit. The volleyball team traveled to the semi-finals with high hopes for placing in the finals. VOLLEYBALL ' Mr. S. Eggleston, J. Hayslip, R. Christ- ian, F. VanApeldoorn, K. Bachman, K. Clark, M. Vande, R. Stevens, D. Mayeu, G. Bradstreet, D. Jenkins, B. McHugh. VOLLEYBALL The 1957 tennis squad produced a champion in the person of Scott Lyng, who took the county singles crown in playoffs at the University of Rochester early in June. With a record number of boys reporting for this sport, the 1957 team functioned throughout the months of April, May, and June, under the direction of Mr. Boyd Campbell. Starring for WCS in doubles competition were Curtis Higley and Robert Jones, while Scott Lyng and Neil Sweezey played singles. iz 'Z' TENNIS TENNIS Standing: B. McHugh, C. Clark, R Long, E. Harris, T. Repp, Mr. B Campbell, L. Cooper. Kneeling: P Lansing, R. Boyd, S. Lyng, C. Higley P, Wackerow. x QYNZQ' HTFR SENIOR BOWLING Top Row: G. Conley, J. Reichert, Albright, D. MacBride, M. Vande, . Webster, D. Jenkins, J. Hayslip, Schmidt, G. Wheeler, O. Zettl, . Leone. Third Row: D. Kohler, . Coles, D. Garnham, W. Eggert, Zettl, R. Writz, T. Brush, L. Nick, S. Spencer, R. Mead. Second Row: A. Al- esso, B. Ensign, L. Smith, T. McGla- shan, D. Blick, L. DeGeorge, W. Jen- nings, J. Lense. First Row: R. Wright, R. Jennings, B. McHugh, J. Bradstreet, P, Barrett, J. Hanratty, R. Hewlett, K. Immesoete, B. Mule, S. Rauber, R. Bechtold. FUWUSIJFUSU SENIOR BOWLING The Dukes, with a 27-1 record, came out on top in the WCS senior bowling league. They were fol- lowed by the Big Five with 22-6. Ben Mule, Ken Immesoete, Bill Jennings, Dick Bechtold, and Stuart Rauber were the winners. Dick Bechtold 116531, Ken Immesoete f163J, Bob Mead f161.7J, Bill Jennings f154.1J, and Dick Leone Q150J made up the five-man team that gained Webster the county championship and a place in the sectionals for the second consecutive year. IUNIOR BOWLING JUNIOR BOWLING Top Row: C. Kuhn, L. Kershaw, Q Evans, R. Bradstreet, W. Bippes, N Desiderio. Second Row: R. Ernst, P. Kelly, E. Chizuk, T. Klauss, J LaBelle, D. Cripps, L. Donaldson, R. DeLass, R. Gianuso, J. Mortillaro, J. Short, G. Klauck, T. Schafer. First Row: T. Roller, G. Lehr, J. Limpert, T. Pellett, A, Marshall, R. Randazzo, B. Zimmer, R. Yaeger, R. Garland, R. Malkowski. Under the supervision of Mr. Herbert Hatt, many junior high boys participated this year in the sport of bowling. Judging by their performance, several freshman have a good chance of making the sectionals in years to come. High bowlers in the junior league were Bill Bippes with a 140 average, Larry Kershaw with 139, Lynn Donaldson with 130, Ronald Beh with 192, and Doug Perry with 125. 0 EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL Top Row: J. Sweezey, R. Samolis, R. Chard. Second Row: Mr. C. Brown, G. Samolis, J. Kehoe, G. Antes, T. Holtz, R. Braun, E. Paris. First Row: T. Alexander, manager, A. French, R. Hahn, R. Boyd, P. Wacker-ow, D. Clow, manager. EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL Once again the eighth grade courtmen came into their own, winning seven of their twelve games. Under the leadership of their coach, Mr. Charles Brown, the junior high five, with their main ob- jective the developing of good sportsmanship, stayed in the running until the semi-final playoff. Playing in this league gave the boys valuable experience which will make them varsity material in the future, PING PONG PING-PONG Again, as in years past, the team room echoed with the sound of ping-pongers battling for the right to compete in the Monroe county tournament. David Albright copped second place for the Ridgemen when four of Webster's outstanding pad- dle swingers traveled to the tournament at Brockport, March 22. Although the remaining three didn't place, they will be back next year trying for the title. Top Row: L. Kershaw, S. Schmidt, D. Bliek, R. Mead, J. Heaphy, J. Harrison. First Row: W. Wood, D. Albright, H. Zettl, F. Tiberio, T. Brush. Front: W, Bennet, R. Dennie. - l OUR MOBILE MGBILE! VARSITY Fifteen vivacious cheerleaders could be seen en- thusiastically cheering WCS teams this year. They have played a vital part in keeping the cheering loud and forceful and WCS spirit high. With Carol Battey as varsity captain and Dyrna Hastings as jay- vee captain, the squads performed at pep rallies, the cheerleading conferences, and at Rooters' Club. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Top: R. Pierce. Row: G. Wackerow, S. Young. B. Bradstreet, K. Ross, N. Moore, B. Koch. Front: D, Hastings. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: M. Tygert, S. Bartusek, D. Kinkead, G. Johnson, M. Frawley, B. Brogan, C. Battey. Qffrjg.-.. LEADERS' CLUB Top Row: G. Binggeli, B. Van Eenwyk. Fifth Row: A, Allen, D, Sullivan. Fourth Row: B. Koch, R. Heaven. Third Row: A. Portanova, M. Sweezey. Second Row: S. Bassage, S. Gardner, B. Danby, H. Robertson, E. Fuchs. First Row: E. Lasher, J. Ross, S. Swingly, B. Prahler, D. Kinkead, LEADERS' CLUB With Dolores Kinkead as president and Miss Joyce Maunder as supervisor, Leaders' Club undertook a new task this year, that of improving girls' gym classes. Leaders refereed and kept time for girls' intramurals. This year they started a new system which requires a girl to be tested on the sport she plans to referee. These girls, outstanding in sports, say that they enjoy all the strenuous tasks Leaders are called upon to per- form. 7 COACHES AND SPORTS MANAGERS Top Row: Miss J. Maunder, G. Binggeli, B. Koch. First Row: D. Kinkead, Miss M. Noble, W. Wilton, E. Lasher. ASSISTANT LEADERS' CLUB Top Row: C. Harradine, B. Benge, G. Leder, J. Barron, D. Bellins. Third Row: K. DeWit!e, W. Wilton, D. Middleton, S. Shoemaker, J. Newman, D. DeGe0rge, K, Frelier, B. Nevelezer. Second Row: S. Zeitler, J. Neuer, J. Dibble, M. Bundschuh, J. Bouchard, G. Hartman, S. Morgan, B. Quinn. First Row: B. Seaman, K. Boniface, J. Walker, M. Kusse, C. Weller, S. Howcraft, E. Kinkead, S. Heininger. -.N SOCCER Top Row: K. Frelier, S. Morgan, R. Doer, H. Hafner, V. Schwind, B. Benge. Second Row: R. Hastings, S. Zeitler, P. Gurski, J. Herzing, S. Howcraft, G. Hartman, J. Popovici. First Row P Traub D DeGeor e L Richmond, S. Hobart, GIRLS' SPORTS BASKETBALL Top Row: E. Hatt, C. Foster, T. de Cocq, M Mills, S. Bassage, M. Bieterman, D. Sullivan, B Vanlienwyk, L. Thorpe. Second Row: H, Sherman K. Ross, V. Fry, J. Giebel, M. Cain, C. Cape First Row: J. Bartlett, M. Robinson, B. Brad- street, M. Winn, B. Wilbert, G. Binggeli. r K HOCKEY Top Row: A. Portanova, P J. Walker. NJ As the school year opened at WCS, the girls' intra- mural program, under the direction of Miss Joyce Maunder, introduced hockey and soccer into the fall scene. Shouts and yells accompanied field goals as the points piled up. Basketball started ol? the winter sports as the girls chose teams and proceded to score. Special playdays were held with other schools, such as the basketball playday at Fairport, which many girls attended to be- come more proficient in their favorite sport. 75 Middleton, B. Prahler, G. Mc- Guire, S. Swingly, E. Lasher, D. Bellins. First Row.' W. Wil- ton, C. Harradine, J. Bouchard, D. Kinkead, R. Heaven, A. Morgan, C. Rissberger. Front.- k,YlE'N GIRLS' BOWLING Top Row: M. Scharett, C. Schultze, T. Sanfilippo, B. Danby, J. Sanford, j. Hartman, C. Weller, D. Lohrman, H. Wilbett, C. Cascianni, 1. Howcraft, P. Frawley, B. Anderson, B. Algier, G, Marks. Serond Row: V. Bart- lett, S. Brusso, C. Schwappacher, C. Magnuson, M. Kusse, T. Shriver, A. Brew, E. Baker. First Row: Miss J. Maunder, D. Stout, R. Green, J. Bieterman. GIRLS' TENNIS Top Row: G, Leder, R. Robinson, E. Lasher, M. Mills, E. Kinkead. Second Row: R. Heaven, N. Mayo, G. Mc- Guire, B. Fleckenstein, J. Barnhart. First Row: B. Brogan, M. Bundschuh, S. Swingly, K. Boniface, K. Ross, J. Ross, M. Bieterman, GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL Top Row: M. Jeary, M, VanLare, N. Grimm, S. Gard- ner, S. Swingly, C. Hamel. Second Row: M. Autovino, G. Reeves, L. Lipsett, E. Fuchs, j. Nowrocki, H. Mc- Crossen, C. Lusardi, G, Antes. First Row: j. Barron, J. Dibble, N, Caudle, L. Armes, S. Drake, S. Doyle, G. Buchan. As the end of winter approached, many teams of keglers struck and spared at the Empire Lanes. The season also meant volleyball intramurals with girls participat- ing in both all-girl and mixed volleyball games at noon. Spring-and a young girl's fancy lightly turns to thoughts of how to get the boys off the tennis courts so they can have a game. When the new tennis courts are finished, both aspiring Althea Gibsons and the boys' tennis teams will be able to play. This will truly be co-education. GIRLS' ARCHERY Top Raw: E. Wright, K. Madden, L. Me- chetti, D. Hargarther, S. Conley. First Row: J. Thomas, D. Bill, L. Pace, E. Sherman, P. Shadd, G, Anderson, S. LeTarte. Front: G. McGuire. GIRLS' TUMBLING Kips, flips and sore backs were among the boasts and complaints of girl tumblers. When the gusty breezes blew the straight arrow from its course to the bull's eye, and amateur archers were a bit annoyed, bow and arrow time had come. GIRLS' TUMBLING Top Row: D. Kinkead, S. Shoemaker, M. Frawley, G. johnson. Second Row: G. Wackerow, B. Kittel- berger, S. Young, N. Moore. First Raw: B. Brogan, S. Bartusek, C. Battey, A, Berlove, B. Nevelezer, M. Sweezey, J. Neumann. GIRLS' SOI-'TBIILL Softball teams took their po- sitions around the diamond as an eager player shouted, Play ball! Girls' intramural softball teams played with all the spirit and en- thusiasm of the varsity as intra- murals 1957-58 drew to a close. GIRLS' SOFTBALL Top Row: D. Lang, B. Koch, K. Hazell, C. Stanton, B. Cannon, B. Quinn, T. Vendel, M. Herring, E. Cushman. Third Row: V. Yeoman, P. Traub, K. DeWitte, E. Huff, P, Goodwin, G. Frawley, S. Huff, B. Sea- man, S. Heininger. Second Row: K. Marshall, J. Heberger, M. Portanova, D. Middleton, J. Snyder, G. Allen, S. Xlayenck, Front Row: S. Widman, A. en. 77 The purpose of junior high girls' intra- murals is two-fold. The most obvious one is that is provides exercise for the release of extra energy. While they are participating in these games, the girls are earning credits toward the 125 points needed to win a class numeral. Top Row: N, Finkbeiner, M. Stramennio, H. Holtz, L. Henderson, G. Curtis, K. McCrary, J. Dibble, C. Walker, S. Webster, P. Vragel. Bench: M. Phinney, S. Halbert, N. Grimm, J. Chamberlain, J. Thayer. Second Row: P, Hill, D. Elliott, L. Hartung, S. Styner, J. Winn, P. Klauss. First Row: M. Flora, J. Thornton, J. Lipsett, B. Wilson. Top Row: H. Herman, M. Morgan, J. Lohrman, C. Klaver, L. V: Keuren, S. Cooper, K. Kellogg, C. White. Second Row: L. Bradstret P. McFadden, L. Decker, D. Wallon, S. Doyle, M, Hiler, S. Monaha C. Bohnacker. First Row: P. Geldart, J. Haidle, R. DiPaolo, J. Dibbl H. Holtz, D. Smoral, N. Dibble. The intramurals begin in the fall with soccer. Unfortunately, the season was cut short because of a flu epidemic in 1957. Janice Bane and Molly Morgan were captains of the winning seventh and eighth grade basketball teams. The sport which inspires the largest turnout among junior high girls is volleyball. A playoff game was necessary to break the tie between Bobbie King and Georgia Crane's seventh grade volley- ball teams. Pam Vragel's team were the undis- puted champions of the eighth grade. An attempt was made to initiate mixed volleyball intramurals. Junior high girls also participated in badminton, shulfleboard, ping- pong, tennis and softball intramurals. Playdays were held on the seventh grade level with seventh graders from Bay Road and West Webster schools attending. IUNIOR HIGH Girls who take part in junior high intramu- rals may be collecting points so that they may receive a numeral in their freshman year, a letter in their sophomore year, a monogram as a junior, and finally a chain awarded to seniors. GIRLS' SPORTS Top Row: J. Bird, M, Marra, S. Garnham, J. Quinn, L. Dobbi C. Ludian, D. Crane, J. Bane, B. Buell. Third Row: G. Barb: R. King, D. Bassage, B. McLean, A. Nonkes, D. Miles, J. Dc wald, C. Tebo, M. Everitt, Miss M. Noble. Second Row: S. Hoi man, S. VanVeen, N. Gardner, I.. Magnuson, P. Fields, B. W hams, G. Burtner. First Row: G. Crane, D. Hoffman, C. Richmo G. Heininger, B. Lehr. 1 w 78 1 JIM ACKZET'S CITY SERVICE 2 Wesf Main Websfer, N. Y. Phone 237 A L ' S B O D Y S H O P Auto Body Repairing and Refinishing 94l Ridge Rd. Websier I050-R C. R. AVERILL, D.D.S. N. A. BARTELL, D.D.S. 23 Wesf Main S+. Phone Websfer 263 ROGER M. BARTLETT Fire Fighting Equipment P 1 b P or a le umps and Generators 94I Gaywood Lane Websfer, N. Y. 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