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

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1960 volume:

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'n',.v.,.-.r:'- wk -W: :-J .95 ..l . -I , v .uf .'Z'l'r, -.nn 3 f M :ff :ffw':'f ' 'R 1' 'TM' PM qw.-v ag-f .N4,,,,,fc, fq. 51- . ,-Agri A: M , .V S ,Q ,Ty ,ki 0 .qffpfw x - x kg.-5 ,Y-iilkx Q ki K .k.k xiii 1 xl 3, gQ kQpx:ff V ff M W X : X f 5.Q-L: -35:33 1 fr fg .ff ,x k I,-.. f. V k - . -1 MRS. GRACE M. THOMAS IU . . . one who has given freely of her- self fo her sfudenfs, fo her family, and fo her community - we dedicafe the H60 Reveille. Mrs. Thomas, words can never express the respect and gratitude which your selfless deeds of encourage- ment have inspired in those whom you have so faith- fully served for a period of thirty-two years. Your constant willingness to help each and every student to do his individual best- has imbued us with a desire to progress to the full extent of our ability. Mathematics with you has never been a drudgery of mass production but rather a ceaseless striving for per- fection. Not content merely to meet arbitrary standards, you have chosen to go confidently beyond them. By your example you have taught us far more than a thousand text books. Nor has your influence stopped when the theorems were mastered and the equations solved. As you stretched our intellects, you have instilled in us the virtue of persistence and the desire for perfection in our every undertaking. How shall we ever forget your gentle admonition, Maybe next time you will do it correctly at the very first try. With a sage combin- ation of tact, humor, and philosophy, you have trans- formed those vague numbers and symbols into sound knowledge and mature understanding. Yet the only re- ward you have ever asked has been to see your students thinking for themselves and acting honorably. Your devotion to your family is legendary, as Mr. Thomas, your daughter, your sons, and your fond grand- children attest. With patience and wisdom your home was established, your children were reared, with love and understanding both bodies and minds were nur- tured. Still another facet of your service has been your contribution to the community. In addition to manifold responsibilities for Webster students, you have shoul- dered numerous other duties, as a matron in Eastern Star, as a member of Cornell Study Club, and as a will- ing worker in your church. These words will quickly be forgotten, but we will long remember the courage, the wisdom, and the vir- tues of the modest woman who has inspired them- Mrs. Grace M. Thomas. IN THE BOSOM OF HER FAMILY. Top Raw: Carlyle Chamberlain, Robert Thomas, Judith Thomas, Francis Thomas, jonathan Thomas. Second Row: Anne Chamberlain, Mrs. Ruth Chamberlain, Thomas Chamberlain, Robert L. , Thomas, Mrs. R. L. Thomas, Mrs. Francis Thomas. First Row: Mary Chamber-' lain, james Thomas, Robert Chamberlain, Carla Chamberlain. As we remember her With her customary smile Foreword . . . Multiply the hilarity and tenseness of a Student Council election campaign by its spirit of democracy and resulting sense of responsibility. Measure the volume of integrity and justice with the scales of applied truth. Divide athletic competitions into a given quantity of fair play and balance the quotient with eight vivacious cheerleaders. Compute the ratio of the gaiety of dances by the beauty of their queens and the prowess of their kings. Total up the dividends in terms of school spirit and lasting friend- ships. Subtract the physics experiments that wouldn't quite work out and those endless cafeteria lines. Estimate instead the percentage of knowledge ab- sorbed and the patience and consistent quality of cafeteria service. Count the teachers whose devotion. far exceeded the average in time and help- fulness. Add that all-pervading we dare to be different motto. Sum up the strides forward in scholarship, the Roman cenas, the dramatic productions, the initiations, the individuals and the groups who brought honors to WCS. THE CLASS OF 1960 Table of Contents Administration and Faculty pages 5-12 Classes Activities Sports pages 14-42 pages 44-60 pages 62-77 4 Qu r 'teachers a nd adminisfr permanenf afors have a effecf on Hu e angle of our fhinking. Mr. Harold J. Brennan Mrs. Marie H. Zachmann Mr, Deane S. Thomas, jr Mr. john O. Thorpe President THE BO RD GF EDUCATIO Second Row: Mrs. M. Henry, Mrs. M. Balcom, Miss D. Kinkead, Mrs. B. Unckless. First Row: Mrs. M. Bolthouse, Mrs. D. Elliott, Mrs. M. Zeitler, Mrs. L. Cornwall, Miss G. Viele, Mrs. B. Lasher, Mrs. I.. Ross, Mrs. T. VanAlstyne. 6 MR. ROBERT L. THOMAS MR. HERBERT W. SCHROEDER Principal Emeritus District Principal ADMINI TR T10 MR. RALPH W. MARTIN MR. FRANK DEMSHAW High School Principal Assistant High Srbool Principal 7 4 fa- I ,A 1 - 1 Miss K. Ann Bacon Miss Nina Baird Mr. Robert S. Brown Mr. Boyd P. Campbell Physical Education Biology General Science Director Adult Education Mrs. Alice G. Carson Mr. Henry Catalino Mrs. Vivian H. Chandler Mr. Oscar R. Cochi Mr. Coit Conant French General Science English, Speech Boys' Adviser Health, Physical Education Citizenship Education Coaching 'N Mr. Philip I.. Davies Mr. John R. Davis Miss Mary C, Davis Mrs. Rita H. Davison Physics Citizenship Education Biology Commerce Mr. Rudolph Degen Mr. Eugene U. De Witte Mathematics Instrumental Music WEB TER CE TR L 199i i I Mr. H. Alan Dix-lam Mrs. jean S. Donnelly Mr. Edwin Eddy Mr. Seymour Eggleston English Home Economics Guidance Pbyszal Education oac ang MIS. Mlrilret Endicott MH- Mil? D. Finley Miss Ella Froniear Miss Eleen A. Garnett Miss Kathleen M. Goetten Mat ernatics Commerce Nurse Director of Guidance Citizenship Education Pub ications Miss Helena E. Growney Miss Margaret Guinan Mr, Lucius Hall Mr. John I. Hnrten Librarian Mathematics Industrial Arts Coaching CHOOL FACULTY 1960 Mr. Herbert A. Hutt Mr. Erwin I. Higley Director of Athletics Transportation Supervisor Agriculture 9 . Miss Jasmine Hull Mrs. Judith I.. Hyatt Mrs. Marilyn Jacobs Mis! Karen KIUU Vocal Music Citizenship Education Nurse English . l- . Mrs. Lucile B. Linscott Mrs. Jean Lyng Miss Jeannette S. Marchant Miss Joyce English English Spanish Physical Education Mrs. Barbara McGuirl Citizenship Education X. ,W Mr. Samuel Miller Miss Marian Noble Mr. William O'Rourke Mrs. Florence Otter x Citizenship Education Health Citizenship Education Guidance N ,vp - Physical Education Coaching N P Mrs. Nancy Piccarreto Mrs, Joyce Powell English Citizenship Education F CULTY 1959-1960 1 0 N Mrs. Marian C. Powell Mr. Glen Proseus Miss Alice R. Quinn Mrs. Eleanor W. Ritter English Industrial Arts Dirertor Mathematics Audio-Visual Aids Mrs. Claudia W. Sayler Mrs. Eleanor B. Schwartz Miss Marie F. Stone Mr. Peter A. Tacy Mrs, Grace M. Thomas Art English Latin Citizenship Education Mathematics Mrs. Ada O. Thorpe Miss Lucy Turner Miss Katherene Tuttle Mr. james K. Unckless Cafeteria Manager Home Economics Chemistry Industrial Arts Mr. William Wendland Miss Ruth Wenegmt Miss Gertrude Wilder Driver Education English Mathematics ll BUS DRIVERS-Back: R. Hayes, G. Boice, L. Hillyard, R. Merz, A. Trum- Hewlett, E. Higley. GARAGE STAFF-Standing: C. Ketns R. Hollenbeck, R. Hewlett, A. Johnson Henley. CHOOL ERVICE CUSTODIANS-Standing: E. Hiliker, M. Klauck, R. Luteyn, J. Scudlark, E. Brasser. Sitting: D. Kennedy, E. Bellins. CAFETERIA STAFF-Second Row: Mrs. J. DeStefano, Mrs. E. Kunzer, Mrs. B. Humphrey, Mrs. J. Reimer, Mrs. I. Molinari, Mrs. E. Southwell, Mrs. S. Kolupski. First Row: Mrs. V. Yury, Mrs. A. Thorpe, Mrs. J. Ellis, Mrs. I.. Buckner, Mrs. V. Kunzer, Mrs. A. Kunzer, Mrs. B. Bornt, Mrs. M. Kobus, Mrs. R. White, Mrs. M. Pinkney. ble, R. Hollenbeck, P. Hill, E. Linn, L. Hillyard, G. Storck. Middle: R. Rogers, J. Blanchard, H. Williams. Front: M. Hosenfeld, F. Marquardt, J. Hosenfeld, W. LaPlam, D. Kennedy, J. Hackett, M. Schreiner, R. Todd, W. Goetzman, G. Henley, M. Welsher, R. Kneeling: E. Higley, W. Neva, D. ii -'af H Al' Websler Cenfral flue Seniors. Juniors, Sopho mares and Freshmen foucll all flle angles. even fhough fhey ' ' run m circles. df? SIC? 4:-.dv SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISERS Second Row: R. Hoesterey, K. Clark, R. Benjamin, T. Pfffidml - RiCl1Hrd Beniamin Brush, J. Brown, H. Wilbert, M. Traub. First Row: Mrs. Vife-Pfffidfni-Helen Wilbert M. Powell, Mrs. C. Sayler, Miss K. Goetten, Advisers. Sffffeffify-JUHI3 BIOWII Treasurer-Kathleen Boyle GRETCHEN HARTMAN 96.62527 JAMES SCHLEIFER TERRY FLORA 95.78170 95.65670 Shwf W. JAMES BRADLEY BEVERLY PAYNE KATHLEEN MADDEN 95.62593 95.343911 94.65695 JAMES BRAMER BARBARA KOCH NANCY MAYO KAREN ROSS 94.48470 94.34570 93.40695 93.03127 15 u WM- , 'J , 5 ng, GARY ACETO AL ANDREW ALESSO GRAFTON ALEXANDER M , , ' C A A 1 VX' ucaryn His sports ability is much re- nowned, Opposing teams know he's around. Varsity Club 3, 4-g Football 1, 2 3, 4-Co-Captain, Basketball 15 Wrestling 2, 3, 4-g Track 1, 2, 3, 4 DAVID ANDREWS KENT BACKMAN Dave UKCDIH Our boy, Dave. I want to be bashful but the girls French Club 2, 3, 4, FTA 3, 4: '0 'f lf' me- Band 1, 2, 3, 4-5 Orchestra 1, 2, Varsit Club 3, 43 Football 2, 3: 3, 4. Grafton The joker's wild. It takes time to do things and hels East High Annex 15 Bowling 2, 501 plenty of that' FFA 1, 2, 3. W.C. .1 GAIL ANDERSON iscayu Full of zest, pert, and witty, To top it of she's very pretty. Dramatics Club 3, 4-Treasurer: FTA 4: FNA 3-Presidentg Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, '3, 4: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3-Secretary, 4-ICC Represen- tative, .lunior Play Committee' Freshman Dance Committee 5 Sophomore Dance Committee 3 Junior Prom Committeeg Senior Ball Committee. DENNIS BADURA Denny Sometime I'd like to talk and let the world know I'm here. Spanish Club 3, 4-g Dramatics Club 3g Varsity Club 43 Wrestling 34 Colf 3, 4. -fl t ANI? ALLEN. e elklsqvxi AQiie'l5 'N-sk, Everfnow and then. Iglosemmy mouth. All-Star Hockey 3, 4-3 Reveille Stag: FTA 3, 4-Presidentg Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4: Leaders' Club 2, 3, 4, Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4g Junior Play Cast: Junior Prom Committeeg Senior Ball Committee. SALLIE BAKER sssalvv Sallie's shy, quiet, and neat, This kind of gal is hard to beat. Reveille Stalfg Art Club 2: Dra- matics Club 2g Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4g Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 39 Junior Play Committee: Fresh- man Dance Committeeg Sopho- more Dance Committeeg Junior Prom ,Committeeg Senior Ball Committee. 16 WILLIAM BECK JOAN BEECROFT WILLIAM BEECROFT WILLIAM BENETTI Willy Jo Tiger Willy All things come to those who wait Her heart's in the right place. He never troubles till trouble His imagination at times runs and fm waiting, ' Imndequoit High School 2, 3: Art troubles him. wild 5 but never mind g he's Club 4. lrondequoit High School l, 2, 33 'muy 'mid' DIANA BILL Rod Her hair is not more sunny than her heart. Reveille Staff g Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4-Vice Presidentg Home Eco- nomics Club 2, 43 FNA 3, 4: Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Y- Teens 1, 2, 3, 4-Vice President: Junior Play Committeet Junior Prom Committeeg Senior Ball Committee. Industrial Arts Exhibition Award, Baseball 23 Bowling 3. 1958 State Fair. 21960 RICHARD BENJAMIN THOMAS BERL l5BenjY! fCT0mYY He enjoys life by living it. The greatest guy you'd hope to Class President 4: Student Coun- meet. oil 3, 4-Treasurerg Football 2g BOWHHS 43 -IUUi0l' Plat' Commit- Wrestling 2, 45 Freshman Dance Committeeg Sophomore Dance Com- mittee, Junior Play Committeeg Junior Prom Committeeg Senior Ball Committeeg Hi-Y 3, 4. CHARLES BIRD IBC. JEAN BLEIER Chick,, Jeanne A hard worker who raises no dust. Good cheer, a lot of fun, and a FFA 1, 2, 3-Treasurer, 4-Vice Smile f0f' CUCWUHC- Presidentg Soccer 3, 4. Girls' Intramurals 3, 43 Y-Teens 1. KAREN BONIFACE Bon Judging by appearance she's an angel, but appearances are de- cewmg. Class Vice President 15 Safety Council 43 Student Court 4-Secre- taryg Library Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 3, 4-Vice Presidentg FTA 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 33 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Leaders' Club 3, 4: Junior Play Cast. 17 JEAN BOUCHARD lGJean!i Twinkle, twinkle go her eyes. W'ho's the object? We're all wise. Class President 3g Spanish Club 3, 4-Presidentg French Club 1, 2-Secretaryg Dramatics Club 2, 3- Vice Presidentg Library Club 3, 43 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Lead- ers' Club 3, 43 Assistant Leaders' Club l, 23 Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Play-Prompter. TERRY BRUSH tvrern I like a girl with a good head on my shoulder. Teenage Safety Council 2, 3, 4- Vice Presidentg Student Council 1, 43 Safety Council 2, 3, 4-Chain man of School Bureau: Boys' Oc- tet 3, 4-3 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4- Presidentg Varsity Club 43 JV Football 23 Soccer 3, 4g Bowling 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Play Cast. KATHLEEN BOYLE 4LKathy59 One of the nicest gals there is, At business subjects she's a whiz. Class Treasurer 4: Commercial Club 2, 3-Secretary, 4-Presidentg Cirlsf Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Y- 13 Freshman Dance Com- Teens mitteeg Sophomore Dance Com- m1ttee3 Junior Prom Committeeg Senior Ball Committee. CLYDE BREWER Bmiser Man is man and master of his fate. National Merit Scholarship Semi- finalist: National Honor Society 3, 43 Student Council 23 Safety Council 2, 3, 43 Debating Society 1, 3: Latin Club 1, 2g Band 1, 23 Mixed Chorus 3, 4g Soccer 3, 4g Track 3, 43 Junior Play Cast. MARGARET BUNDSCHUH c4Marge1s A ray of sunshine dancing on the water. Student Council 4: Latin Club 1, 23 Library Club 1, 2, 3-Social Chairman 43 Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3, 4-President3 Cheerleader 33 Leaders' Club 3, 4-President: As- sistant Leaders' Club 1, 23 Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3,43 Junior Play Castg Y-Teens 1-Treasurer. JULITA BROWN 5fJu1ie,Y My heart is ever at your service. Dolgeville Central l, 2g Class Secretary 43 Spanish Club 3, 43 FTA 4: Leaders' Club 4g Assist- ant Leaders' Club 33 Girls' Intra- murals 3, 43 Junior Play Com- mittee, Junior Prom Committee. JUDITH ELLEN BUTSON is-Iudyn Whatever she says, whatever she does, we cannot help but like her. Dramatics Club 2, 3, 43 FTA 3, 43 FNA 33 Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Play Committeeg Junior Prom Committeeg Senior Ball Committeeg Magazine Campaign Captain. JAMES BRAMER MJ'im7, is the noblest medium of expression. Class Treasurer 2 3 Nationial Hon- or Society 3, 43 Student Council Society 13 Reveille Stall-Business Man- 4-Trea5- agerg Latin Club 3, 43 Spanish Club 1, 2, 3-President, 4. JAMES BUTWID CiJiIn57 Not of words but of actions. Projectionist 1, 2, 3, 4g Wrestling 13 Track 3. 18 ROBERT COENE ARTHUR COLES SUSAN CONLEY LINDSAY COOPER GiB0h9! HAIIN Let others labor: I'll do the rest. Here l am, girls: keep your :lis- FFA 1, 2, 3-Vice President, Mon- 'ance- roe County Sentinel-4. JOHN R. DALLISON HRUSSM When l feel like moving I can. Debate Club 2, 3: French Club 1, 2: Dramatics Club 2: Bowling 2. 3, 4: Junior Prom Committee: Magazine Campaign Captain. ALLAN COURTRIGHT HAI!! The wheel doth spin, the car doth swerve. Riding with Al takes plenty of nerve. Varsity Club 3, 4: Football 2, 3. 4: Wrestling 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1: Coll 4. BARBARA DANBY -'Bam' Her talents are more of the silent type. Dramatics Club 2: Leaders' Club 2, 3, 4: Assistant Leaders' Club 1: Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Junior Prom Committee: Senior Ball Committee. usuen Queen of a thousand for grace. Harvest Queen 3: Dramatics Club 1, 3: Home Economics Club 1, 2, President, 4: FTA 3, 4: Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Y- 3-Vice Girls' Teens 1, 2: Freshman Dance Com- mittee: mittee: Sophomore Dance Com- .lunior Prom Committee. .IUDITH CRANE lGJudy!Y Snow White personified. Reveille Staff 1, 2: Girls' Intra- murals I, 2, 3: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3: Junior Play Committee: Fresh- man Dance Committee: Sopho- more Dance Committee: Junior Prom Committee: Senior Ball Committee. PHILIP MICHAEL DAVIES ifMike!, Nonchalance incarnate-thafs Mike. Spanish Club 1, 2, 3: Junior Prom Committee. Big Brother First of a gruesome twosome. Football 1. 2: Bowling 3. DONNA DeGEORGE Donna Silence is golden and l'm bank- rupt. Student Council 3, 4: Courier Staff 2, 3, 4: Dramatics Club 1, 2: FTA 3: Girls' Chorus 3: Cheerleader 3, 4-Captain: Leaders' Club 3, 4: Assistant Leaders' Club 1, 25 Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3: Junior Play Cast. 20 DOUGLAS DeGEORGE JAMES DILWORTH JOHN DOERICH 55Dougg, GiJiIn55 lKJ'OhnS, When you call me that, smile! His hair is red, but not his tem- Don't study your lesson, lessen BRUCE ENSIGN Bruce His car has jour speeds: first, sec ond, third, and you'lI be sorry. John Marshall High 13 Projection ist 2, 3, 4g Bowling 2, 3. per. Football lg Wrestling 33 Bowling l. RONALD EBNER HRQDH Is he thoughtful or only asleep? ROBERT FERRARA Bob Life is just one darned thing after another. Projectionist 1, 2, 3, 4. your study l PENELOPE ELY Penny I would be better if I could, But it's awful lonesome being good. Spanish Club 4: Home Economics Club 4g Girls' Intramurals 3, 4. BARBARA FLECKENSTEIN 'fuarw' I am a womang when I think, I must speak. Reveille Staff: Courier Staff 2, 3, 4g Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 35 Leaders' Club 4g Assistant Leaders' Club 33 Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Junior Play Committee 3: Junior Prom Committee 34 Senior Ball Com- mittee 4, ANITA MARIE DOLAWAY Anita T all, light, and winsome, Commercial Club 23 Girls' Chorus 1, 2: Girls' Intramurals 1, 29 Jun- ior Play Committeeg Junior Prom Committeeg Senior Ball Commit- tee. TERRY L. FLORA ' Avrern Are you going to take the marks? Freshman Prizeg Sophomore Prize: National Honor Society 3, 4-g Rev- eille Staff-Chairman of Photogra- phyq Courier Staff 3, 4g Debate Club 2, 3-Treasurer, 44 French Club 2, 3-Vice President: Orches- tra 1, 2, 3, 4g Band 1, 2, 3, 4. 21 fm'1,. K ,, , , 5 fit' I 3 K. 5305 ,f'if- 2. - if VL x if ' if X255 H: 'I' M ,Egg : 1 Q fy., N-, nv-.f-ag ,,,,, A-gm .z 1- E ' 505. 41 Til: ? Q 1 E, ,wx Q 5 W , uf- ' M if N .. A, .Ls lm C 'Vi Q i K i 'QaEf m I LE' W x 4 hw my 'PY ' Q N, X., 2 ,gif if gg X, . . 2 fax 'Xl Q A .. 1 , Q. kg .1 U K NK A F 'Ci Q Y- X sk, N ,Q Sf? 15.2. 1 .K Z R51 'ff f' 'Q 11 N Z 'fx- Hkagfgg ipifk wa 1, 1 54 -7jj.'-s E , gmesr-M - -iisff 5' '-,Aw 115- :ff K A , .k .,f.'-:J f'. Q5 f . V 9' s A5-xv An. w THOMAS HARTER ilT0m11 T om's motto is, much to teachers' sorrow, Never do today what you can do tomorrow. McQuaid 1: Monroe l, 2: Frank- lin 2, 3. 'X' V I - ., f , 'Y M , K 1 Y' , KA 1 E X1 J 1 l . xl, xv U - - fl, ' x I- SUSAN HEININGER Susie Silly and gay is her way. Reveille Staff: Courier Staff 4: Commercial Club 3, 4: Home Eco- nomics Club 4: Assistant Leaders' Club 1, 23 Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens l, 3, 45 Junior Play Committeeg Junior Prom Commit- teeg Senior Ball Committee. GRETCHEN HARTMAN Dutch When she is good, she is very, very, good g When she is bad, she is-not so - good. Freshman Prize, Sophomore Prize, Junior Prizeg National Honor Society 3, 43 Student Council 3, 4- Presidem: Safety Council 1, 23 Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 1, 2, French Club 3, 45- Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 35 Junior Play Director. THOMAS HEAVEN HT0m17 Half the world are squirrels, The other half are nuts. Reveille Staff: Junior Play mittee. Com- ANNE HENDERSON csAnness A life that moves to gracious ends. Safety Council 4: Reveille Staffg Courier Staff 2, 3, 4g FNA 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4-3 Girls' In- tramurals 1, 2, 3g Y-Teens 2, 3, Junior Prom Committeeg Senior Ball Committee. DONNA HAYES Donna Nature has given us two ears but only one mouth. Freshman Dance Committee g Soph- omore Dance Committeeg Senior Ball Committee. WILLIAM HEAVEY K5Bi1l,7 Puts his troubles in a pocket with a hole in it.' Reveille Staffg Band 2, 3, 4g Jun- ior Band lg Track 4, Junior Play Committee, Junior Prom Commit- tee: Senior Ball Committee. THOMAS HERBST iLTomU7 Sometimes I sit and think, Other times I just sit. FFA 1, 2, 3-County Treasurer, 4. JOHN HEAPHY Whitey Quiet-that's all, Student Council, Latin Club 2, Varsity Club 4g Football 4: Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 4g Ping Pong 3, 4' - Bowling 2, 3, 4. JANE HERZING Janie She must be seen to be appreciated. Courier Staii 43 Dramatics Club 3g Home Economics Club 2-Treas- urerg FTA 45 Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens 45 Junior Play Committee: Junior Prom Commit- teeg Senior Ball Committee. 24 KAREN HILL GERALD HITCHCOCK RICHARD HOESTEREY IlKaren9S 66-Ierry!! iiDick7! Don't worry, It shortens your life. His hands are on the wheel, but All great men are dead' or dying, Courier Staff 4: Dummies Club his eyes are on the sidewalk. and l'm not really well myself. 2, 3: Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Soccer 4. Class President2gStudent Council Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4g Y- 3-Vice President, 4g Safety Coun- Teens 1,. 2, 3, 4: Magazine High cil 2,. 3, 4-Chairman of Traffic Salesman, Bureaug Dramatics Club 2: Var- ROBERT J ENNINGS sity Club 4: Football 1, 2,41 Base- ball 1. 2g Track 3, 4: Tumbling 1, 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y 3-President, 4. JOHN KEENAN ssB0h1x njohnn I'm thinking about something or other most of the time. Safety Council 3, 4g Varsity Club 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Soccer 3, 4-Captain, Ping Pong 2, Bowl- ing 1, 2, 3, 4g Senior Ball Com- mittee. MERLE KINKEAD GARY KOBUS GIBud!7 Slcaryii I have so much to do I think I'Il Always good for a laugh. lake 11 WIP- Dramatics Club 1: Projectionists FFA 1, 2, 3, 4-Reporterg Varsity 1, 2, 3, Junior Play Committee. 33 Soccer 3, 4. There's no time like a good time. Football 2, 3. BARBARA KOCH Barb Old Faithful, every 64- minutes. Freshman Prize: National Honor Society 3, 4: Student Council 1, 25 Library 1, 2-Notebook Chair- man, 3, 4g Debating Society 1, 2, 3, 4-Librarian: Latin Club 1- Quaestor, 2, 3-Consulg Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Cheerleader 2, 3: Leaders' Club 2, 3, 45 Junior Play Cast. SUSAN HUFF Usueii They who seek their way quietly sometimes succeed in a great big way. Dramatics Club 2,35 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Leaders' Club 43 As- sistant Leaders' Club 3: Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2-Vice President, 3, 4-Program Chairman, Junior Prorn Commit- IBC. GAIL KOCH - llGail97 1 Quiet, steadfast and sincere, She'll meet success in her career. 1, FTA 33 Girls' Chorus 2, 3 Girls' Intramurals 3g Y-Teen Benjamin Franklin High Sc ! I 4 c ,fy ii 'lulfhfql Jil J , HM, 1 1 I 1 17 S l A -ff , J 25 3 fj1'NN ,l is .eve 3 'X r fx' it P' 3?-7'Y'v PAUL KRENZER Paul Paul is really a great guy to know. He has many a friend and nary a foe. Reveille StaHg Projectionist 2 5 Bowling 2, 4g Junior Play Cast: Junior Prom Committeeg Senior Ball Committee. SHARON LeTARTE Sham ' Look out, Sharon her eye again. ll -.. that 5:51:55 FREDERIC KUNTZ Rick Wherever you don't expect him, there he is! Latin Club 2, 4g FTA 3, 4g Var- sity Club 4-g Baseball 1, 23 Golf 3, 43 Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4. VIRGINIA KYLE cccinnyso Here's a girl whom we admireg She's full of fun and pep and fre. FTA 3, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3: Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Y- Teens 1,2,3,4q Senior Ball Com- mittee. WILLIAM LEVIS MBill19 Bdl, will you ple-e-ease turn around! PATRICIA KUNZER Patty Pretty features and charming ways Weave a spell that holds our gaze. Girls' Intramurals 2, 3,45 Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 Junior Play Committee: Junior Prom Committeeg Senior Ball Committee, Commencement Usher: Magazine High Salesman. .. , M ,,,, ., EUGENE LaBORIE Gene You can't tell about those silent men. Student Council 4: Varsity Club 33 Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4g Junior Play Cast: Junior Prom Commit- tee. DOROTHY LOHRMANN Darth If he's cute and has a telephone you can bet your boots she MARCIA KUSSE Marc As living jewels dropped un- stained from heaven. Commercial Club 2, 3, 4-Secre- taryg Girls' Octet 44 Mixed Choms 3, 45 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3g Lead- ers' Club 3, 43 Assistant Leaders' Club 2g Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Junior Play Committee: Junior Committeeg Senior Ball Committee. RAYMOND LORD ilRay9! Nearly killed by a train of thought running through his head. In- .79 6.1 'w-KI' C Lx'-157 of ,S Debate Club 2, 33 Dramatics Club 3, 4g FTA 3, 4: Projectionists 3 4' Bowling 1, 23 Junior Play Junior Prom Commit- tee, Senior Ball Committee. 26 knows his number. Reveille Staff, Latin Club 1, 23 Spanish Club 3, 43 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4-g Y-Teens 33 Junior Play Committee: Junior Prom Commit- teeg Senior Ball Committee: Com- mencement Usher. Allegheny-Central 1, 2, 3: FTA 45 Basketball 43 Baseball 4. H X41 bij lj A X l 'iff XWJ1 ,Nj n' pf 1 of Ol BARBARA MacBRIDE JOANNE McGRATH THOMAS McNAMEE KATHLEEN MADDEN W ' liBarb9l HJOS9 llJen,y,9 5SKathy9! like was carefree but never frivo- As if you could kill time without Life is short, so make it snappy. You name it and I can't eat it! laus, injuring eternity. Class president 1: Student Colm, Class Secretary 1: National Honor Commercial Club 3, 45 Home Eco- nomics Club lg Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3: Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 YTTeens 1, 2: Junior Prom Committee. Courier Staff 4-g Commercial Club cil 33 Courier Staff 2: Debating 2, 3, 4g Girls' Intramurals 1, 3, Society lg Soccer 3g Junior Play 4g Y-Teens 1. Committeeg Junior Play Cast: Junior Prom Committee: Senior Ball Committee. CAROLE MAGNUSON Carole Synonymous with art. Reveille Staff, Art Club 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 4-3 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Y-Teens 1, 2g Senior Play Castg Junior Prom Committeeg Senior Ball Committee. DONALD MAYEU 4LD0n9v Don is just the sort of guy To whom we hate to say goodbye. a Varsity Club 4-' Football 2 3 4' DOW' 'hink i 00ks1i ' me- Basketball 1: Volleyball 2,' sf 42 Bowling 45 Junior Prom Commit- tee, Senior Ball Committee. Society 3, 43 Reveille Stall-Liter ary Chairman: Courier Stall 2, 3- Editor-in-Chief, 4g Library Club 1, 2, 3-Vice President, 43 Debate Club 2-Journalist, 3-Secretary, 4- Presidentg Latin Club 1, 2-Cen- sor, 3-Consul, 4: Girls' Octet 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. NANCY MAYO SCNan9! Order of Martyr, First Class. National Honor Society 3-Vice President, 4-5 Student Council 1, 4-Secretaryq Library Club 1, 2g Debate Club 2, 3, 4-NFL Secre- taryg Spanish Club1,2-Secretary: Too many fingers, not enough keys! 27 FTA 3-Program Chairman, 43 Or- chestra 3g Commencement Usher. RONALD MENKE uR0n99 When joy and duty clash, Let duty go to smash. DIANE MEYER DONNA LEE MIDDLETON JOYCE MONTGOMERY csDi99 Why isn't there a National Guard for girls? Reveille Staff : Commercial Club 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Com- mencement Usherg Freshman Dance Committee: Sophomore Dance Committee: Junior Prom Committee: Senior Ball Commit- tee. TERRENCE MOONEY urrerryn l'd rather be heard than be seen. Hornell High School 1, 2: Junior Prom Committee. t 1 Donna Somebody help me get my foot out of my mouth .' National Honor Society 3, 4: Rev- eille Staff-Advertising Manager: Library Club 1, 2, 3-Program Chairman, 4: Latin Club 1, 2, 4: Girls' Octet 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Junior Play Cast: Junior Prom Committee. NANCY MOORE Nance A la Moore-what mode? Student Council 3, 4: Safety Council 3, 4: Reveille Staif-Edi- tor-in-Chief: Courier StaH 2, 3, 4- Art Editor: Library Club 2, 3- Publicity Chairman, 4: Spanish Club 2, 3, 44 Mixed Chorus 2, 3: sp Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3: Cheerlead- , .Li-' er 2, 3, 4: Girls' Intramurals 1. U 2, 3. ' I 'ii y Rfk. l Q11 I ,wit ,J GLM ,J ,Ls THOMAS MOORE K , -WSHARQN M R N L- My GORDON NENNO Tom ips' I 'WMM ' ji-ill , ,Y Gordie S :VakeCme when the bell ingau m o rim? Lgpmeging fllllsgk,-be A jpcllfall of the old 7734. a ety ounci 1, 2, 3: evei e wrong. J lv L, ' LJ . Art ub 4. Stall: Courier Stall 3, 4: FTA 4: 5 f ' ' ' 5, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 3: Lgbegyggl ncgjgi gfyggggimyy Football 2: Tennis 3, 4: Magazine D maticsygjub gt,-' 3,3ec1.et5,.y: Lf ' Campaign Captain. om '31 CWVS. 4: Bpafi 1, 2,1'ft., 3, Clldw Club 3,945 Assibt- Leadere Cl tl'f'2: Giiilglln- tr J s 1, 2, , 4: Senior Ball ' C: itjegyx ' Jai' MJ-oycess She has a heart with room for every joy. Latin Club 1, 2 : Spanish Club 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Junior Play Committee: Junior Prom Commit- tee: Senior Ball Committee. LLOYD NICK ul-lloydn W hat, me drive after dark without a. senior license? Teenage Safety Council Delegate 3, 4: Reveille Staff: Bowling 2, 3, 4: Freshman Dance Committeeg Sophomore Dance Committee: Jun- ior Dance Committee. tw: ,,o.,w i' f 28 DONALD NORRIS CAIRN O'SHAY JOHN PALERMO LEWIS PALERMO Don Cairn Johnny Lew Len.d me your comb! She leads a life of.pleasure free, All l know I've guessed . . . . . . And all l've learned Pve for. French Club 3, 43 Dramatics Club A happy-S0-IUCIU' SW' IS She- Projectionist 1, 2. 33 Bowling 1. SUNCR- 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Home Economics Club 3, 4-g Y- Reveille Staff: Bowling 2, 3, 4. Junior Play Castg Freshman Dance Committeeg Sophomore Dance Committee: Junior Prom Commit- tee. BIRGIT PETERS Birgit Webstefs own fraulein. Reveille Staff: Art Club 2, 3- Treasurer, 4-President: Girls' Chorus 1, 3, 4g Girls' Intramurals 2, 3, 4g Junior Prom Committee: Senior Ball Committee. Teens 2, 3, 43 Junior Prom Com- mitteeg Senior Ball Committee. COURTNEY PALMER Courts As likeable as she is lockable. Hooters' Club lg Girls' Intramur- als 1, 2, 3, 4g Y-Teens 1g Fresh- man Dance Committeeg Junior Play Committee: Junior Prom Committee. RONALD PFEFFER LLROHVI I worry not: for what is in i-t? To worry bores me every minute. Penfield Central 1. 2. BEVERLY PAYNE HBCVN Clam chowder flows through her veins. Reveille Staff: Library Club 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 23 Spanish Club 3, 43 FTA 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 3: 9 1 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Intramurals: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: Junior Play Cast. ROY PIERCE JR. GAII, PLOTZKER Roy Gail Every man is wanted and no man Wlwl,-9 7710712 fun flllln having U is wanted much. 80011 lime? Reveille Stailg Projectionist 1, 2, Courier Staff 4: Commercial Club 3, 4-g Cheerleader 2g Senior Ball 2, 33 Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4: Girls' Committee' Intramurals 1, 4. 29 SHARON QUINLAN THOMAS REITZ SUZANNE RENZ ilsherryn llTom!! Hsueii sparkling Her home is in heaven-she's Better not be at all than not be Not quantity but quality mischief dwell. here on a visit. noble. Home Economics Club 2, FNA Spanish Club 33 Girls Ch . ' , Benjamin Franklin High School 1, Reveille Staff, Orchestra 1. 3, 43 Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 2, 3, 45 Girls' Intramural ' 2, 2, 3: Dramatics Club 4: Home Y-Teens 1, 2, 3g Junior Prom 3, 4: Junior Play Commit un- Economics Club 4g Girls' Intra- Committee: Senior Ball Commit- ior Prom Committee: if Ball murals 4: Y-Teens 4. tee. Committee. GREGORY RICKARD Ucregw Co-education is the thief of time. Varsity Club 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 4-5 Basketball 2, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Bowling 3, 4g Hi-Y 3, 4. 'sluiff ' ' fs if S 1 ,gl ,,,. ., ROBERT RICHARDS LINDA RICHMOND uB0b9s acl-.inn It matters not how long we live, A cheerful girl who's never glum, but how. French Club 1, 2, 3. JEANETTE RIEFLIN NJan!l Willing, busy and then some. FNA 3, 4-Presidentg Mixed Chorus 3, 4g Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4-g Jun- ior Prom Committeeg Senior Ball Committee. CAROL RISSBERGER Carol An infectious smile and a charm- She lets her light shine without ing mannerg that's fan. turning the spot on herself. Reveille Staffg Spanish Club 3, 4- National Honor Society 35eCre- Secretaryg Dramatics Club 25 FTA 3, 4-Publicity Director, Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4g ,lun ior Play Castg Junior Prom Com- mittee, Senior Ball Committee. tary, 4, Reveille Stafg Library Club 3, 4-Secretaryg Latin Club 1, 2-Treasurer, French Club 3, 45 Dramatics Club 2g Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Leaders' Club 43 As- sistant Leaders' Club 35 Girls' In- tramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. KAREN ROSS Karen A friendly smile, a winning per- sonality, Are the secrets of Karen's versa- tility. National Honor Society 3, 4, Stu- dent Council lg Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4-President: Latin Club 1, 23 French Club 3, 4-Vice Presi- dent, Girls' Octet 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3-Librarian: Cheerleader 2, 3- ,Captaing Girls' Intramurals 1, 2. 30 S PATRICIA SCHAD JAMES SCHLEIFER ' MARC SCHNEIDER ROBERT SCHNEIDER Npatii Knowledge may come, but wisdom lingers. Reveille Staff, Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 49 Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 4g Junior Play Committeeg Senior Ball Committee. asjimsyvv lt's surprising the number of peo- ple who think that Middlebury is a girls' school. fToo bad they're wrong.l American Legion Boys' Stateg All-State Regional Chorus 4g Junior Prize, Harvard Book Awardg National Honor Society 3, 4, Debating Club 1, 2, 3-Presi- dent, 4, French Club 1, 2, 3-Pres- ident, 4-3 Boys' Octet 4. Physics is fun, fun, fun! uMarcn uB0b11 A lamb among the wolves. Number two of the gruesome two- Brass Ensemble 2, 3: Dance Band Some- 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 49 Band Projectionist 1, 2, 3, 4. 1, 2, 3, 43 French Club 2, 34 Ten- nis 1, 2, 3, 4g Junior Play Com- mittee. VERANNE SCHWIND Annie She has a nice way of saying what she thinks. Safety Council 45 Reveille Staff: French Club 1-Treasurer, 23 Span- ish Club 3, 44 Dramatics Club 1, 2, 35 FTA 3, 4-Librarian-Histob ian: Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Y- Teens 1, 2, 3-Vice President, 4- Presidentg Junior Play Commit- tee-Assistant Director. PETER SEIFFERT RONALD SELVACCIO upetess UROHN A man in earnest who knows what Bold bad man. he,-9 about- Volleyball 2: Ping Pong 4g Bowl- Bowling 3, 4: Junior Play Com- ing 3, 4: Junior Play Committee. Make-shift mathematicians mittee. 31 ELAINE' SHERMAN Elaine Dayton, Here I come. All-Star Hockey 4: Latin Club 1, 2g Spanish Club 3, 4: Girls' In- tramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Commence- ment Usherg Junior Play Commit tee: Junior Prom Committee: Sen ior Ball Committee. ROBERT SHERMER PHILIP SKEHAN DALE SLOAT Bob Phil', The Holstein Kid Life without holidays I agree with no man's opinions. I Judging the future by the past, Is like a long journey without have some of my own. A promising carrer we forecast. fest- Debate Club 3g Latin Club 4, Junior American Agriculturist Spanish Club 3: Varsity Club 3, Football 2g Freshman Dance Com- Awardg FFA 1, 2-Chapter Sentin- - 4g -Football 2g Basketball 25 mittee. el, 3-Chapter President, Monroe Group President, 4-Chapter Sen- tinel, Monroe Group Treasurer. THOMAS SMITH JOHN SMOROL ml-omn felohnvv Laugh? I'd die first. l'm here but you may not know it. FFA 13 Junior Play Committee. French Club 3. DAVID SMITH DIANE SMITH Dave Diane Life is like swimming or skating. Diane is really lots of fun. One has to let go before one can Hgme Economics Club 2, 3, 4- STEPHEN SPENCER DIANE STATSKY Steve-O Di Slow and steady wins the race. She was generally quiet, but when Safety Council 3,4-3 Reveille Staff: she Wa-ml! you knew it- Spanish Club 2, 3, 4g Bowling 1, Girls' Intramurals 1, 2g Y-Teens 2, 3, 4: Junior Play Committee: 15 Junior Prom Committee. Junior Prom Committeeg Maga- zine Campaign Manager. 52 BRUCE STEINORTH DAWN STOUT Moose Dawn Better a three-inch grin than a Dawn is really lots of fun. half-inch frown, She makes a hit with everyone. Tumbling 3: Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4: Courier Staff 4, Home Economics Junior Play Committee. FRANK TIBERIO Frank No! No! sentence first-verdict af- terwards. JV Football 1, 2. Club 1, 4g Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 33 Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4g Y- Teens 2, 4g Junior Play Commit- tee: Junior Prom Committeeg Sen- ior Ball Committeeg Magazine Captain-Secretaryg High Salesman. JAMES TEDESCO marred!! Are you. sure there's no major in applied detention? MARGARET TRAUB Hpeggyii fill who joy would win must share lt... Student Council 43 Safety Coun- cil 33 Courier Staff 2, 3, Home Economics Club 4-3 FTA 3-Treas- urer, 4, Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 49 Y-Teens 1-Vice President, 2, Junior Play Cast, Commence- ment Usherg Magazine Campaign Captain. SANDRA SUTHERLAND scsandyn Extra goodness, extra strength, All she needs is extra length. Mixed Chorus 3: Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4-g Girls' Intramurals 1, 2g Junior Play Committee: Junior Prom Committeeg Senior Ball Committee. RYOK0 TERADA RRY!! A gallon of sweetness in a half- pint package. Yamanaski Eiwa High School 1, 2, 3g Student Council 43 Library Club 43 Mixed Chorus 43 Girls' Chorus 45 Y-Teens 4. PATRICIA TRAUB upattyn Happiness was born a twin. Class Treasurer 3, Student Coun- cil 4-Corresponding Secretaryg Safety Councll 3g Dramatios Club 29 F NA 3-Vice-President,4g Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Y-Teens lg .lunior Play Committeeg Junior Prom Committeeg Commencement Usher. HELEN MARY SWEEZEY 4nM0llyes Molly shows signs of being clever. Student Council 33 Safety Council 4-Secretary: Reveille Staff: Li- brary Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Debate Club 4-Secretaryg Spanish Club 2, 3-Vice-President, 4g Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 3: Leaders' Club 2, 3, 4: Junior Play Cast. R. MERCER TWITCHELL Merce Little things affect little minds. Reveille Stall, Courier Staff 2, 3, 4-Managing Editor, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4-9 Junior Play Com- mittee. 55 DAVID UETZ Dave Sigh no more, girls: sigh no more. Safety Council 3, 4: Varsity Club 2, 3, 4: .IV Football 1: Basket- ball 1, 2, 3: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Volleyball 3, 4: Bowl- ing 3, 4: Junior Prom Committee: Senior Ball Committee. JUDITH WARD n-Iudyn Bells are ringing. Commercial Club 3: Home Eco- nomics Club 3: Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3-Treasurer, 4. PATRICIA VanGYSEL upatn No limit but the sky. Student Council 4: Safety Council 3, 4: Reveille Stall: Latin Club 1, 2: Spanish Club 3, 4: FTA 4: Junior Prom Committee: Senior Ball Committee. DOUGLAS WALLON ND0ug,' Money is nothing even if l had it. Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Brass Ensem- ble 1, 2: Band 1, 2, 3: Bowling ROBERT VOGT uB0bn Bob's the nicest sort of guy: With all of us he rates high. Safety Council 3: Reveille Stall: FTA 3-Vice President, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4-Treasurer: Varsity Club 3, 4: Football l: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Soccer 3, 4: Hi-Y 3- Treasurer, 4-Vice President: .lun- ior Prom Committee. . ,si .Qi-,.13,s-.1 MICHAEL WALSH Mouse Work is work and fun is fun: as I work I have my fun. but 1, 2, 3, 4: Magazine Campaign Captain. CAROL WELLER THOMAS WELSHER Carol Welsh I prefer to be, rather than to seem Tongue's were made to speak with. 50 be- Brass Ensemble 1, 2, 3: Orchestra Reveille Staff: Leaders' Club 3: Assistant Leaders' Club 2: Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens 1, 2: Junior Play Committee: Senior Ball Committee. 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Freshman Dance Committee : Sophomore Dance Committee. JACQUELINE WALKER Jackie You. can't win 'em all-darn it! Safety Council 3,4: Reveille Staff: Spanish Club 3, 4: Dramatics Club 2, 3: FNA 3, 4: Orchestra 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Girls' Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens 1, 2- Treasurer, 3-President, 4: Maga- zine High Salesman. HELEN WILBERT Helen Don't just stand there, efervescel Class Vice President 4: Student Council 2: Spanish Club 3: Home Economics Club 1: Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Junior Play Committee: Freshman Dance Committee: Jun- ior Prom Committee: Senior Ball Committee. 34 JAMES WILLIAMS Siskipi! Full of pep and full of fun, He's ready to do what needs to be done. Springleld High School lg Her- shey High School 23 Spencerport High School 33 Varsity Club 4: Football 43 Baseball 43 Volleyball 4. BONNIE WOGGON THOMAS WRIGHT ROBERT WRITZ UBOHU i6T0m59 She's the girl to have about. Ever A mind equal to any undertak- A good line makes fnfootballg willing to help you out. ing. 05 the field ills handy 100- Safety Council 4: Reveille Staff: Latin Club 2, 35 Dramatics Club 3, 4-Corresponding Secretaryg FNA 3-Historian, 4kVice Presidentg Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4g Y- Teens 1, 2, 3, 49 ,Iunior Play Com- mittee, Junior Prom Committeeg Senior Ball Committee. H--el-1--p ! Meet me at 1:20. LYNDA YEOMAN lCLin,7 True to her word, her work, and her friends. Reveille Staff, Courier Staff 3, 4: Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4: Home Economics Club 1, 43 FNA 3, 4- Program Chairmang Girls' Intra- murals l, 2, 3, 4-g Y-Teens 1, 2, 4: Junior Play Cc-mmitteeg Maga- zine Campaign Captain: High Salesman. SHARON YURY usharynn You were made for enjoyment, and the world is full of things you may enjoy. Latin Club 3: FNA 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4. Student Council 4g Mixed Chorus 2, 33 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4-Preai- dentg Football 1, 2, 3, 4-g Track 3, 43 Bowling 23 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Junior Play Committee: Junior Prom Committee: Senior Ball Committee. CAIL ZIMMER Gail Ozitfof the heart are the issues of z e. Safety Council 3, 43 Latin Club 3-Treasurer: Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4: FTA 3, 4-Treasurerg Girls' Intramurals 3, 45 Y-Teens 15 Jun- ior Play Committeeg Junior Prom Committeeg Senior Ball Commit- tee: Magazine High Salesman, 55 19 Fourth Row: B. Humphrey, I.. Beman, C. Halstead, L. Lauffer, D. Perry, T. Schafer, R. Stock, Third Row: R. Yaeger, G. Van- Gysel, M. Scharett, D. Abrams, R. Weisen- reder, P. Schroeder, T. Witmer, L, Donald- son, R. 'Ely, L. Burtner, D. Wager, E. Vincent, J. Fordham. Second Row: L. Pace, B. Nevelezer, B. Quinn, F. Freer, C. Vendel, H. Hafner, L. Mechetti, B. Hill, C. Harra- dine, L, Verna. First Row: M. Battey, J. Jones, J. Newman, B. Seaman, E. Whelihan, D. Bellins, J. Belson, F. Schryer, J. Candle. Fourth Row: G. Hosenfeld, R. Pellett, R. Gentle, D. Orlowsky, A. Schlenker, T. Rol- ler, T. Jeary, G. Swingly, R. Stock, Third Row: R. Burdick, G. Wood, N. Desiderio, R. Wager, S. Bauriedl, J. Cripps, C. Coon, W. Forster, T. Kane, J. Short, T. Woll- schleger, J. Limpert. Second Row: S. Struck, S, Widman, S. Yount, K. Hazell, P. Murch, P. VanApeldoorn, R. Robinson, K. Roberts, B. Menclell. First Row: K. Hastings, S. Hargarther, J. Courant, P. Anderson, M. Fordham, R. Cimino. Fourth Row: T. SanFilippo, R. LaBelle, N. Papapanu, C. Stanton, P. Hewlett, T. Klauss, H. Kowalski, D. Deuel, R. Deorr. Third Row: S. Shoemaker, H. Kaiser, J. White, R. Miller, J. Forster, R. Curtis, L. Lee, D. Mortler, V. Steffen, J. Middleton. Second Row: C, Rice, V. Frawley, B. Denny, G. Youngblood, L. Mayer, G. Allen, C. Allen, I. Straub, W. Wilton. First Row: P. Gurski, C. Schultze, K. DeWitte, B. Orioli, J. He- berger, E. Olson, G. Jones. . , , ,,.,,,.,g., .f , . we . . , W., K.-..y ,,, 1 - ., tj.-1 S., -f ... .... . e. , Q., ..,,.,,e . ,l .K ,VK M . ff ...M -we .. . , X 61 Fourth Row: G. Immesoete, R. 'Denney, W. Hildebrand, R, Armes, R. Burlow, P. Copey, I. Bellins, D. Wamsley, J. Knapp, J. Preston, G. Lehr. Third Row: F. Colotti, R. Sippel, W. Wood, J. Hay, I.. Goddard, D. Newton, F. Powers, J. Tell, M. Finn, F. Stackler, D. Seiffert, Q, Evans, E. Chizuk, R. Sippel, R. Cooper. Second Row: P. McCoy, M. Same, J. Froniear, E. Kinkead, J. Bieterman, K. Frelier, E. Baker, D. Lang, S. Heyenck. First Row: N. Fields, J. Popovici, L. Heiden, M. Portanova, B. Brogan, A. Pitt, P. Fveritt. Fourth Row: J. Garland, D. Cripps, J. Poole, R. Ernst, J. Ladwig, M. Cole, D. Blank, T. Crombach, Third Row: G. Ugine, C. Davis, A. Dilworth, B. Zimmer, D. Wis- sick, J. Stumpf, D. Richman, D. Mott, J. Dominik, J. Bennetti. Serond Row: V, Yeo- man, P. Middleton, S. Bailey, J. Lewis, R. Gleason, S. Moore, P. Goodwin, J, Lochner. First Row: K. Schwappacher, V. Bartlett, J. Neuer, A. Humphrey, J. Thomas. Fourth Row: H. Hilfiker, J. Kusz, M. Sher- man, R. Randazzo, R. DeLass, B. Bowman, D. Kielon, D. VanHanehem, G. Swingly, R. Latta. Third Row: R. Sanders, R. Menke, G, Hayden, W. Bippes, R. Quinn, R. Brad- street, H. Cain, A. Petrie, K. Mule, A. Mar- shall, W. Hatt. R. Hunter. Second Row: R. Sippel, G. Civiletti, K. Corrs, T. Roller, R. Beh, C. Conrose, E. Shaver, J. Stumpf, J. Mortillaro. First Row: G, Leder, S. Hobart, M. Herzing, T. Shriver, J. Chatterton, S. Zeitler, M. Nenno, L. Shaver, G. Hansen. CLASS Fourth Row: K. Kellogg, D. Suberville, P. Vragel, M. Morgan, P. Klauss, R. Mc- Cleary, J. Kohler, J. Elter, T. Jenner. Third Row: P. Kaulback, S. Cooper, E. Freer, G. Vogt, J. Kehoe, D. Smith, W. Chase, P. Klauss. S. Grape, M. Phinney, C. Warner. Second Row: A. Ruffle, P. Wackerow, B. Gascon, S. Eichom, D. Elliott, J. Newton, B. VanNiel, C. Walker, B. Dunn. First Row: S. Gnbeyn, D. Requa, M. Hamel, S. Pape- gaay, D. Wallon. Fourth Row: D. Srnoral, K. Williams, J. Lohrman, G. Gotcsik, K. Weissend, B. Her- man, P. Geldart, J. Thayer, J. Schneider, J. Luce, H. Holtz, M. Lyng, L. Frey, S. Walsh. Third Row: J. Sippel, C. Walters, D. Cripps, G. Kane, H. Zimmer, E. Kellett, E. Loeser, R. Groenendaal, W. Sanger, J. Albright, R. Hahn, G. Schmidt, J. Sweezey, F. Foti, J. VanAlstyne. Second Row: W. Davenport, N. Gallagher, O. Begner, H. Watson, R. Hockenberger, W. Cleary, R. Chard, R. San- ford, J. Diodato, P. Moore, E. Paris. First Row: C. White, C. Payne, S. Styner, J. Lipsett, S. Cordingly, M. Hiler, M. Black- well, L. Decker, M. Schreiner, B. Wilson, J. Thornton, B. Buell. 0 0 19 Fourth Row: T. Alexander, D. Griswold, T. Gray, J. Braman, J. Pieters, K. Rosen- bauer, J. Brusso, R. Rissberger, R. Ruggiero. Third Row: R. DiPaolo, L. Frenz, K. Van- Keuren, D. Halleran, K. McCrary, M. Gia- conia, B. Gruger, S. Monahan, J. Writz, M. Baird. Second Row: A. Ryan, J. McGall, R. Braun, D. Davis, R. Kyle, D. Trieste, G Kane, E. Losey. First Row: J. Anderson, S. Hendricks, L. Hartung, M. Flora, D. Ger- bereaux, N. Finkbeiner, S. Battey. 62 Fourth Row: T. Donovan, T. Spieir, M. Wilbert, A. Cavalier, R. Samolis, R. Poole. Tbird Row: G. Antes, L. Bradstreet, C. Klaver, B. Dejonge, J. Buehner, R. johnson, G. Vragel, B. DeVoy, G. Curtis, R. Smith Second Row: M. Krompart, C. Dallison, E Curry, E. Bryant, J. Seraiine, L. Hockbruck- ner, J. Haidle. First Row: C. Tennant, N. Dibble, L. Gurski, C. Facer, A. Morreale. Fourth Row: D. Zink, R. Bunn, K. Scharett, E. Snyder, R. Gabriel, .R. Wright, A. French, R. Hartter, J. Ritter, L. Tomeno. Third Row: E. Kohlmeier, E. Zabelney, S. Salisbury, T. Johnson, S. Williams, T. Short, A. Merry, L. Gommenginger, F. Walsh, W. Schick, R. Schneiter, K. McCarthy. Second Row: S. Pastorelli, K. Weissend, J. Champion, J. Reichert, D. DiAngelo, M. Strammenio. First Row: M. Angle, T. Martin, K. Wright, M. Moore, C. Wallenback. Fourth Row: I.. Welsher, E. Howcraft, L. Henderson, S. Halbert, P. Alexander, R. Scott, D. Grimm, J. Chamberlain, E. Macie- jewski. Third Row: C. Kayser, T. Holtz, A. Fox, R. Ross, K. Dahlberg, C. Jones, C. Polito, T. Branski, D. Doerflinger, H. Em- brey. Second Row: G. Trieste, D. Booth, E. Riefiin, E. Indivino, G. Kohlmeier, L. Stein, R. Boyd, K. Algier, L. Guerra. First Row: N. Boyle, J. Longrod, A. Albright, C. Epolito, S. Doyle, S. Lense, P. Hill, J. Dibble. Fourth Row: J. Richardson, J. Lang, R. Tiano, M, Richmond, R. Witt, J. Flecken- stein D. DeBree K. Ribis M. McCall rbirlz Row: R. Tynan, D. Fly, R. Alward, H. Winslow, R. Newman, J. Liebenow, M Robinson, B. Tenny, R. Johns, T. Heaphy, R. Ewing, J. LaBelle. Second Row: M, Vi- cinus, P. Pinkney, S. Pieters, E. Ebner, C Tebo, J. Schleifer, L. Teerlinck, T. Smith First Row: B. Lehr, J. Kunzer, S. Hamm, D Coene, P. Aschenbrenner, N. Volo, 19 Fourth Row: S. Missel, G. Feldbauer, D. Curtis, J. King, S. Phillips, C. Ludian, D. Welch, L. Strickland, W. Schoen, L, Mag- nuson. Third Row: D. Lord, R. Santoli, L. Hathaway, W. Tevendale, J. Bradstreet, D. Martin, J. Klauck, R. Warner, R. Brogan, R. Leisten, R. Swartz. Second Row: J. Web- ster, P, Zack, J. LaForty, L. Begy, J. Dor- wald, J. Beardsley, P. Bechtold, B. Halstead, L. Cannan. First Row: S. Ugiue, J. Yury, J. Hackett, E. Ebner, C. Richmond, J. Hosen- feld, S. Schieven, K. Uetz. Fourth Row: D. Smith, P. Gotcsik, M. Shev- lin, T. Stanley, R. Shaw, R. Ritz, R. Brasser, R. Garland, T. O'Rourke, F. Kinderman, T. Werndle, W. Bradshaw. Third Row: L. Brew, S. Luddy, J, Kuntz, N. Dominik, M. Cupo, S. Spengler, K. Kuhn, J. Bane, H. McComber, I.. Coles, R. King, K. Rivers, C. Cesaroni, A. Nonkes, L. Nugent, P. Mor- roco, L. Beh. Second Row: K. Ruedin, J. Reisinger, L. Tedesco, M, Desiderio, M. Potter, J. Gnage, L. Guerra, R. Nichols, J. Erickson, R. Lammes, J. Henrichs, M. Di- Francesco. First Row: I. Mottler, D. Davis, P. Bills, S. Kemp, S. Stone, J. Wilson, J. Klein, S. Groell, B, Dwight. 63 Fourth Row: R. Same, D. DeVolder, M. Weisenreder, P. Requa, P. Fauth, R. Averill, L. Crane, L. Donaldson, R. Nosco, J. Perry. Third Row: G. Burtner R Buell An 1 - n J' ' drews, P. Fields, B. Williams, J, Hayslip, S. VanVeen, J. Corts, D. Devoist, K. Koch N. Gardner, S. Witmer, J. Quinn, C. Eason, C. Clarke. Second Row.- II. Scharett, D. Laz- zar, D. Humphrey, S. VanBuren, T. An- drews, C, Baldwin, R. Kayser, G. Ross, S. Thomas, R. Blakley. First Row: C. Conrose, M. Everitr, D. Hoffman, D. Horwath, K. Schmidt Baile Molinari, S. Crumb, , , J. y, J. S. Jems. Fourth Row: P. Crombach, P. Folwell, K. Stumpf, K. Spag, K. Lewendowski, D. Bas sage, M. Weisenreder, S. Steiger, J. Cooper, L, Kraska. Third Row: R. Bauman, R. Vin cent S. Gibson T. Cam bell R. Stone K I ! P I P ' Hoesterey, J. Richardson, G. Smoral, J. Crump. Second Row: M. Rudolph, S. Gam ham, T. Burleigh, K. Kilgrass, D. Crane, L. Dobbin, P. Osborne, L. Sawyer, C. Ballard, First Row: L. Lewis, S. Cooper, D. Berlove, D. Sanford, R. DeLass, S. Lauffer, J. Bird, M. Marta. Fourth Row: S. Happ, A. White, G. Wis- sick, B. McLean, C. Mclnerney, D, Mc- Wharf, L. Row. Third Row: D. Miles, R Schiano. D. Herzog, F. Copey, S. Vander- Lyke, G. Kunzer, R. Westbrook, D. Curtis Second Row: S. Williams, R. Hebing, R Dressler, D. Martin, W, Reddig, W. Button A. Hazzard. First Row: G. Heininger, J Weidenborner, S. Badura, J. Searchiield. v 9 Age, V 2,9 Rgwxym 5592 gk SEQWM , iv T .f ff' +3 ,wig 6,52 Ile 45 Sifmrf-aff' ik Qfzaiggl gif V' -1-. , xi .- w ,-fx: 17 5 ww K - Q 5' Tig -J 'WL-Q 52312555 :F wiv ufdma -- 1' President Dean Rlchman Preszdent Peter Kaulback Vice-President Winston Hatt V1cePre:xdent Mary jxll Flora Secretary Jean Heberger Secretary Susan Halbert Tregmrer james Hay Treaxurer Barbara Dejonge 1' Q fy . gf . 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H 1? f- . , R., yin, .-.. 4 'aa x if K x if 521. if . . f-' , , ' M i S. P gm .X 4 . f Y . -.K . . - ig? Vw .f--,zf f' , 1 i nw f R 07 LS an f. W' ,faq fs,-'V 'fg'2Tfff,:ffif ff .5 H x Q ' .X Huy? S5 R. Q: 'if'-Al. ,xx5H'z5iu-Ykffi. 'AES' H, ..:v,?1f-hvewfw fxlmkf W' ' f n S ' if, 317:83 2 . jfs , . 1 , . .wi ' . if- f 3? .K , '1 V. ig R1 .J ..i ,,:x:ff1'i'3!5? fY' .. STH 5 aff klf 41.15 its -.Veg - .Q ...fA:fY..,fs ' Af? ,, L F u 'I-nw., COURIER STAFF-Fourth Row: L. Beman, L. Yeoman L Verna D Middleton V Yeoman I.. Laulfer. Third Row.' D. Stout, C. Davis, R. Ely, R Weisenreder E Vincent B Humphrey Second Row: A. Henderson, E. Huff, K. Hill, S. Heinmger M Traub D DeGeorge B Fleck enstein. First Row: J. Neuer, J. Heberger, M. Barley j McGrath THE CO RIER Typewriters pounded, reporters scurried, editors swal- lowed aspirin, Miss Goetten sighed-and once again Couriers miraculously appeared. Editorial and re-writing duties fell to Kathleen Madden, editor-in-chiefg whimsical illustrations from the hand of Nancy Moore, art-editor, continued a regu- lar feature, Mercer Twitchell, managing-editor, pondered lay- out and headline problems, the newspaper's advertising space was filled under the direction of Dzintra Bellins, business- manager, the flood of sports copy flowed from the combined pens of Kenneth Clark and Lynn Donaldson, while Carol Davis scattered dashes of humor throughoutg Terry fFlashj Flora and his faithful camera provided popular photographic extras, and adviser Miss Kathleen Goetten-what would we have done without Miss Goetten and her trusty baseball bat? COURIER EDITORS 8: ADVISER-Standing: T Flora, R, Owlett. L. Donaldson, K. Clark, Miss K Goetten. Sitting: D. Bellins, M. Twitchell, N. Moore, K. Madden. 46 REVEILLE CHAIRMEN 81 ADVISERS-Second Row: D. Middleton, T. Moore, T. Flora . Bramer K Madden S. Grabowski First ow . , I , . , . R : N. Moore, P. Van Gvsel, Mrs. C. Sayler, Miss K. Goetten, D. Lohr- mann. Fourth Row: K. Boyle, K. Boniface, S. Morgan, P. Kunzer, B. Koch, G. Koch, T. Brush, W. Heavey, L, Nick, B. Peters, B. Payne, D. Stout, j. Bouchard, D. DeGeorge, J. Butson. Third Row: R. Pierce, J. Harrison, T. Heaven, T. Reitz, A. Coles, K. Clark, R. Vogt, B. Halbert, R. Shermer, R. Hart, S. Spencer, P. Krenzer, M. Twichell. Second Row: S. Baker, P. Traub, V. Schwind, B. Calerame, G. Hartman, A. Hen- derson, C. Magnuson, B. Fleckenstein, M. Sweezey, J. Rieflin, M. Kusse. First Raw: M. Bundschuh, A. Allen, S. Yury, A. Dolaway, M. Traub, L. Yeoman, C. Rissberger, D. Meyer, H. Wilbert. THE REVEILLE for 1960 Contrary to the general impression, Reveilles don't just appear in june. They start in September at the beginning of the school year. At this time Donna Mid- dleton, advertising manager, with the help of James Bramer, business manager, sends her committee out to beg, borrow, or steal myriads of ads. Next comes the photographer who takes picture after picture, including the all-important senior por- traits. Things are really rolling when Kathleen Mad- den's literary committee turns out grinds and copy. After the copy is worked over and edited, it is handed to the typists under Dorothy Lohrman's direction. Early in February Patricia Van Gysel and her am- bitious circulation group sell subscriptions to WCS students. Meanwhile Sandra Grabowski and her fellow artists are creating divider pages and other decorations for the volume. In the midst of all this activity, editor Nancy Moore and advisers Miss Kathleen Goetten and Mrs. Claudia Sayler concentrate on remaining sane. The story has a happy ending, however. In June the class of 1960 proudly presents its yearbook to the students of WCS. LIBRARY CLUB-Fourth Row: J. Newton, C. Wltite, C. Walker, j. Bouchard, P. Vragel, N. Moore, H. Sweezey, M. Morgan, K Ross, B. Payne, G. Hartman, D. Bellins. Third Raw: Miss H. Grow- ney, C. Clark, j. Quinn, S. Morgan, M. Bundschuh, B. Koch, K Madden, F. Schryer, P. Klauss, P. Middleton, B. Nevelezer, C. Harradine, L. Mechetti, J. Thayer, S. Grape, P. Goodwin, H. Haf- ner, C. Davis. Second Row: P. Fields, J. Hayslip, K. Boniface, S. Gamham, S. Cooper, R. Terada, P. Gocker, K. Schmidt, S. Webster, B. Seaman, J. Thomas, S. Bailey, D. Middleton. First Row: G. Burtner, M. Hiler, C. Conrose, S. Papegaay, C. Riss- berger, C. Ballard, S. Lauifer. LIBR RY CL B This year's theme for Library Club was Over the Rainbow. It brought with it many opportunities to reach toward that pot of gold . Talks on The Homemaker of Today, Interior Dec- orating as a career, and What It Entails To Be an Author were among the topics explored by the library clubbers on Fri- days, fifth period. Book discussions and talks on foreign coun- tries added to the year's program. Each of the forty-eight members worked one period a week in the library assisting Miss Helena Growney, and occasionally the entire club participated in a service meeting. The mothers and daughters' tea, the Christmas party, and the house party were the highlights of the club's social events. Installation of new officers and the overwhelming job of book inventory brought the 1959-60 library club season to a successful end. LIBRARY CLUB OFFICERS 8: ADVISER- Clocbwise: R. Terada, C. Rissberger, B. Sea- man, Miss H. Growney, S. Morgan, K. Ross, F. Schryer. 48 Q Q - . .iff 1. ,,, W ,r A if if x I , w --wx 'iw 5 -an Wi W K, i 3 'x I ? all A leg we 4 Qrxfpg . vs- gg . 1 4 . .. v. , g -:ZEN 'f 'K f H l - 5 fiffffiff Q ' ' A f55555'Agg,g ,' :Z w 3 I' V3'f3'fiF333QT51, - A gli Iiifgiqggi' f3f?'f:3Q,,g,af gi L - GA, K f -. Assam mQ,,v. ART CLUB-Fourth Row: N. Dibble, B. Peters, L. Gurski. Third Row: J Chamberlain, S. Grabowski, G. Nenno, K. Uetz, Mrs. C. Sayler. Second Row S. Crumb, C. Magnuson, N. Fields. First Row: D. Sanford, J. Beecroft. ' LATIN CLUB-Fifth Row: P. Klauss, M. Morgan, P. Vragel, C. Halstead, R. Gray, S. Cooper, P. Osborne, J. Bane, S. Webster. Fourth Row: O. Begner, F. Kuntz, D. Suberville, D. Seiffert, H. Watson, R. Stone, D. Smith, J. Kehoe, J. Kohler, R. Sanford, N. Gallagher. Third Row: C. Ballard, M. Weisenreder, D. Abrams, J. Schneider, J. Corts, S. Moore, L. Dobbin, K. McCrarey, j. Perry, RT CL B Beginning early in the fall, art clubbers kept themselves occupied. One of their first projects was making copper enameled jewelry which later served as Christmas gifts. Other individual projects, such as sketching, sculptoring and mosaics, were displayed in the cafeteria hall showcase. Business meetings during the year were con- ducted under the leadership of Birgit Peters, pres- ident, Nancy Dibble, secretary, Nancy Fields, treasurerg and Mrs. Claudia Sayler, faculty adviser. LTI CLB What's this? Ten students in Latin IV? With this auspicious beginning, the Romans began an- other fun-Iilled year. Directing the usual fand unusualj activities connected with Saturnalia, Vir- gil's birthday, and the climactic spring cena, were Donna Middleton and Dean Richman - consulsg Eileen Olson, Marcelette Blackwell, jill Perry, and Karen Williams - aediles, Eleanor Freer and Candi Clarke - quaestorsg Carol White - scribag and Edward Loeser - censor. Dictator Miss Marie Stone, of course, was on hand to keep events running smoothly. S. Grape, H. Kaiser. Second Row: Miss M. Stone, S. Lauffer, M. Hiler, B. Dunn, S. Cordingly, J. Bailey, L. Verna, L. Pace, B. Orioli, G. Burtner, M. Hamel, M. Marra. First Row: M. Black- well, C. White, C. Clark, E. Loeser, D. Richman, D. Middleton, K. Madden, R. Hahn, F. Freer, K. Williams, B. Olson. m:sf . vr S ANISH CL B Under the leadership of adviser Mrs. Alice Carson and president Bernard Humphrey, Le Cercle Francais began the year by initiat- ing new members at their traditional banquet and candlelight ceremony. A Joyeux Noel was extended to all at the annual Christmas party where tantalizing French cakes were a featured attraction! The puchase of Eiffel Tower pins, a delicious feast at a French restau- rant and a spring picnic completed the year's activities. SPANISH CLUB-Fourth Row.- J. Brown, L. Burtner, V. Schwind, C. Walker, D. Lohrmann, N. Moore, P. Middleton, B. Nevelezer, C. Harradine. Third Row: D. Badura, S. Spencer, P. Crombach, J. Bramer, D. Blank, T. Jenner, W. Wood, J. Crump, P. Wackerow. Second Row: J. Montgomery, B. Seaman, B. Payne, P. VanGysel, Miss J. Marchant, G. Pooley, K. Madden x E. Sherman, J. Walker. First Row: J. Thayer, J. Rieflin, K. Boniface, J. Bouchard. FRENCH CLUB-Fifth Row.- S. Shoemaker, J. Thorntoh, E. Wheliham, H. Holtz, K. Kellogg, C. Davis, D. Halleran, M. Phinney, I. Straub, G. Hartman. Fourth Row: R. King, A, Nonkes, J. Lohrmann, S. Widman, T. Shriver, S. Styner, J. Belson R. Richards, J. Smoral, T. Fox D . Orlowsky. Third Row: Mrs. A. Carson, B. Humphrey, Ai Humphrey, R. Same, E. Indivinoi C. Rissberger, M. Schreiner, C. Gobeyn, J. Caudle, S. Zeitler. Second Row: K. Ross, F. Schryer, M. Flora, K. Schmidt, T. SanFilippo, A. Morreale, J. Neuer. First Row: E. Crane, D. Norris D. Andrews, L. Beman, A. Marshall. 51 J FRE CH CL B Pinatas, sombreros, and bull fights were a few of the attractions on the Spanish club activity list this year. The first major event was the rigor- ous initiation of ten new members, after which president Jean Bouchard formally inducted them. Under the direction of adviser Senorita Jean- nette Marchant, the club was in for some surprises along the monthly activity line. Besides several inter- esting speakers and a few gay fiestas, the year was rounded out with a bullfight, Spanish style. The big event took place on the WCS foot- ball field, and all who attended a- greed that Olay, it had been a wonderful year, and Buenos dias, seniors! is EEE vue 3 .iff V, fem i Q5 if - ef ak QQ ' Q wg 'S Q- M m , , 1 , A .W i Yu m I 43 . if s , ,M mg' y QW, ,rf -A K , y , 5-'NH , 5' Q ' 4 M - f ' Q , uk - w- ' ' . 3, ,. ' ,W .u ' - fi ,K , gf , Q sw' :xfgfi2'3 Q M . Q ' It xg V , J , ,. 6, ' 5 42? 'S' :Q Q QA ' 5f S fa' QE! n k Sim lf' 4 JJEA kim- Q fel , ,4j?,.- 3 'rsEf -f W , W , K 2 J' ' - fi lm 9 Y W , A,, ' ,wx Q ff ,, al: 1 2 X, ason, J r . w -Q-.A R 'iz N, ,ag QM wi' L.: was 'HM' I ,S ui ji 5 5 by E? S Ea ev i x Q gn l X x ' ' 5 aw 'w w 4 ma L., S W .Ls f, :.., . Q U- Q, V 3 Q Sv- W5 iw HQ? V i ge i Q I if 'ig Www? 4 15' Third Row: C. Harradine, J. Popovici, M. Sweezey, B. Seaman, C. Coon. Second Row: B. Fleckenstein, Miss R. Wenegrat, B. Quinn. First Row: J. Harrison, J. Neuer, B. Woggon. Third Row: Miss R. Wenegrat, J. Popovici, M. Sweezey, T. Brush, L. Nick. Second Row: B. Fleckenstein, B. Quinn, Miss J. Marchant. First Row: C. Coon, J. Har- rison, I.. Lauffer. PLOT Ruth and Ellen Sherwood venture across the country from Columbus, Ohio, to New York City in search of a bright, new future. Ruth has literary ambitions, Eileen theatrical ones. An uncomfortable Greenwich village flat, plagued by the blasting and drilling operations of the Department of Public Works sets the scene for the bizarre events which follow their arrival. No sooner are they persuaded to rent the fiat than the deafening blasts begin-right underneath them! In addition, strange friends of the previous tenant are constantly dropping in. Since the couple upstairs are secretly married, the husband finds it necessary to hide in the girls' apartment during the day. Financial problems haunt them, and neither has any success finding a job. Their involvement with six Peruvian coffee mil- lionaires, lands Eileen in jail and threatens to jeop- ardize international relations. However their father arrives on the scene just in time, and everything ends happily and hilariously. CAST Eileen Sherwood .......... ........ J udy Popovici Ruth Sherwood ...... ........ M olly Sweezey Mr. Appoplous ..... James Harrison Jensen ..............,... ....... A lan Petri Lonigart .................. Donald Norris The Wreck ........ ...... C harles Coon Frank Lippencott ............. Terry Brush Mr. Fletcher ,.......... Thomas Heaven Chick Clark ...... .......... P aul Krenzer Violet Shelton ........ Bonnie Woggon Cossach ........,....... ....... M ichael Cole Helen Wade ..... Barbara Seaman Mrs. Wade .......... ...... C ynthia Harradine Robert Baker ........ ............,...,.....,.,.,,,......,., T erry Flora Walter Sherwood ...., ......... ..............,....,.......... Th 0 mas Crombach Two Men .......................................... Bernard Humphrey, Lloyd Lautfer Two Boys .............................................. Russell Mason, James Gilbert Six Admirals ...........,............ Lloyd Nick, Paul Hewlett, Winston Hart, Michael Richards, Roy Pierce, Thomas Heaven Prospective Tenant ....................,....,,.....,,....,......,,,..,.. .,..,,,.. j udith Neum- The Consul ..................................,............................... . ...... Don Norris Miss J. Marchant, Miss R. Wenegmt Assistant Directors B. Woggon, M. Sweezey, J. Popovici, B. Quinn. Mrs. V. Chandler Director xx - v 2. .Q ' x s Q ' ' A 1 , K fi . X .gag Vx haf ' it Y J V .V gws Q 5 E.- .gf Xi -- 1 ' ff , ic ' Y 1 7 ' .. ii? Q ,Rani H lig ne' ' ggi? Sl T1 . ' . 5 : X f - ' f 5 . , 4.5 K f iw vig.. Q ,, A W Fi . H1 W ' Q 'mah - 'JW wa 'X T I ' Q ' X . 2- x4h- A 1 L' U , N Y X' x 2 -X -- E. A ' ' w . . f f 5:1 'A -v Y W 1 7 a 1 2- 14 ,Q Q. K W 2 Eff . H . X V A if . K - X 1 Q' , jg, ,, av ,W X Ng . W XR, g , .. , Aceh ,,,, t 3 L K . , , .sf 5 S .f 1. N j A f 4 . X.,Q . -F -,. .. . ., W- V , ' ' X Q, Y . ' R - K K V fix f' Mas N K , . A ,g ' - We A 5 - W' -mm. . 1 A A i-Mx , , X I Q . i NM , , we ' L LR sffy? , 41 1 L' f ,. .. 4, 1 Q if. X 9 M 2. ' . A wx A fi -2 X .sg-: Q :L wwf' wi? X X W :sa M4 by fax X l - S kg' wwf xiii 2 ...K ! F my X X M X . Q , N . ,. 4, I '43 . .23 wiv. ,xx 4, fi is NN 2 if H .iv . 'im V: QM.: ..f J, 'iiii mgiii f wi H, SQ wg P was 5 . . ag w...lf , 4 . Q JS , ,g fn-.5 E 5 '45 ii? we Q A952 5. M 7? ,F Q5 SF li W gf Q, Q ' if' 3 , Q 1 il . 1 . 35 M , Q. 3 i ff 5 'S Af K s Q X Qu If l My . 5,x,' W ,kg . N 2 - -- W 1 if 1, W., . ...V .K .,, .J-if .3 f-. g g 15-gg . fu , , I, an X 1 X V AZ, 7, 1' .X f 6' Q If A ,N df? . Jiffy? . ' f .A ,iq , E 4. - ,I , .. gs.. 4 w . . . . ,w 1 G X Tig 1 A F -QQ - 'W N Q nl' : ..: -G X Q. X I , -3 . , if f Q 3 ' ' ' N X' 'f K 6 . A ,f if ef 1 ' a A , x I ,fl .. i ,N- Standing: W. Wilton, Mr. E. DeWitte. Fourth Row: J. Bramer, J. Walker, D. Trieste, D. B Clark, T. Allen, R. Brogan. Third Row: W. Sanger, A. Marriott, D. Andrews, S. Garnham, W. Reddig. Second Row: R. Swartz, P. Goodwin, M. Weisenreder, D. Cromb. First Row: S. Happ, L. Morey, C. Ballard. The Band Spirited marches and school songs stirred football crowds to excitement as the Webster high school band made its entrance into another active year under the direction of Mr. Eugene DeWitte. November found two instrumentalists, Marc Schneider and Richard Ely, participating in the All-State Band, which played at lrondequoit this year. Lively numbers provided a background for the National Honor Society's tapping ceremony in january. Inspiring is the word to describe the performances of the Band at both the Christmas and spring concerts. Certainly this remark of a student, Pm proud to hear our band play, is typical of the way Websterites feel about this school organization. and Orchestra When the regional all-state orchestra was formed in November of 1959, Web- ster was able to provide six students with the opportunity of playing with this group. Sally Bailey, Merry jill Flora, Linda Burtner, Julie Bailey, James Bramer, and Terry Flora were the first WCS students to participate in the orchestra. Director Eugene DeWitte and his 24 orchestra members furnished entertain- ment at many functions while they gained valuable experience. Unusual skill was displayed at both the annual Christmas and spring concerts. 55 Mr. Eugene DeWitte Director GIRLS CHORUS-Fourth Row: L. Dobbin, G. Koch, J. Benetti G. Curtis, L. Mechetti, D. Halleran N. Ma o B. McLean A Y Y ! 9 ' Allen, J. Reichert, E. Howcraft, D. Bassage, G. Plotzker, K. Mad- den, L. Bradstreet, P. Middleton, S. Shoemaker, S. Halbert, L Henderson, M. Sweezey, H. Wilbert. Third Row: K. Koch, DZ Meyer, M. Strammenio, E. Indivino, S. Cooper, J. Quinn, P. Everitt, K. DeWitte, B. Denny, D. Middleton, R. King, D. DeGeorge, J. a plus factor from any MI ED CHORUS MIXED CHORUS-Fourlb Row: P. Goodwin, M. Sweezey, K. Madden, C. Brewer, E. Vincent, T. Brush, D. Blank, R. Weisen- reder, G. Lang, R. Vogt, D. Curtis, L. VanKeuren, B. DeVoy. Third Row: C. Magnuson, C. Clarke, R. Robinson, L. Lauffer, J. Schleifer, T. Campbell, I. King, T. Moore, K. Vanclerlyke, D Norris, S. Cooper, B. Fleckenstein, L. Magnuson. Second Row: Newman, S. Moore, B. Gmger. Second Row:'G. Poole, P. McCoy, J. Bird, M. Same, S. Cordingly, R. Terada, J. Bailey, J. Bane, D. DeVoist, S. Pieters, S. Baker, D. DiAngelo, J. Wilson, G. Wis- sick, L. Gurski, B. Carman. First Row: S. Lauffer, D. Sanford, C. Conrose, M. Rudolph, S. Sutherland, C. Rissberger, D. Davis, M. Marra, C. Wallenback, P. Hill, R. DiPaolo, J. Jones, N. Dibble. GIRL ' CHORUS an gle--our music makers R. King, S. Hobart, S. Doyle, M. Kusse, I. Crump, S. Missel, R. Nichols, G. Swingly, M. Weisenreder, G. Wissick, K. Kellogg, L. Henderson, K. Ross. First Row: S. Garnham, D. Middleton, L. Richmond, B. Seaman, D. Humphrey, S. VanBuren, R. Same, J. Popovici, T. Shriver, P. Everitt, R. Terada. 'X X GIRLS CHORUS-Fourth Row: S. Hobart, K. Frelier, S. Doyle, B. Quinn, D. Lang, C. Stanton, V. Schwind, C. Clarke, S. Witmer, E. Huff, M. Lyng, L. Burtner, J. Thayer, J. Perry, S. Jenis, S. Monahan, B. DeVoy, K. Hill, M. Phinney, L. VanKeuren, B. Peters, K. McCrary. Third Raw: D. Hoffman, B. Payne, M. Bund- schuh, J. Bouchard, D. Lohrman, K. Boniface, C. White, A. Hen- derson, S. Huff, P. Vragel, P. Klauss, J. Thomas, C. Walker, R Vocal Music at WC After many hours of practice, the Yuletide was welcomed in by the harmonious blending of voices at the annual Christ- mas concert. A newly-formed girls' octet combined voices with the boys, octet to further the holiday mood with song. Six members of the mixed chorus had the privilege of being chosen for the regional sing at lrondequoit in the late fall. Donna Middleton, Kathleen Madden, Karen Ross, James Schleifer, Robert Vat, and Terry Brush were among the students who practiced for two days and then presented a concert for parents and friends. This event provided experi- ence in co-operative singing. WCS welcomed a new director of music to the system, Miss Jasmine Hull. Under her direction the 1960 spring concert was a great success. BOYS' OC'I'ET--Standing: S. VanBuren, J. Schleifer, M. Weis- Robinson, J. Lipsett. Second Row.- H. Holtz, J. Montgomery M Blackwell, B. Orioli, N. Papapanu, L. Hartung, S. Papegaay M Weisenreder, J. Dorwald, L. Magnuson, S. Ugine, B. Hegeman, K. Stumpf, L. Welsher, B. Seaman, T. Shriver, B. Fleckenstein B. Nevelezer. First Row: J. Caudle, M. Everitt, P. Osborne S Gobeyn, A. Pitt, B. Brogan, I.. Richmond, J. Neuer, N. Fink beiner, G. Burtner, C. Magnuson, M. Hiler, L. Pace. GIRLS OCT ET-Standing: D. Middleton, M. Kusse, T. Shriver, K Kellogg L. Henderson, L. Magnuson, K. Madden, K. Ross. Sitting: Miss J Hull s li ACCOMPANISTS 8tDIRECTOR-Standing Miss J. Hull, D. Blank. Sitting: S. Garnham N. Mayo. enreder, E. Vincent, T. Brush, R. Vogt, R. Weisenreder, C. Brewer. Sitting: Miss J. Hull. 5715... ly FUTURE FARMERS-Fourth Row: R. Blakely, R. Sippel, C. Conrose, P. Copey, D. Smith, C. Allen, G. Klauck, M. Cole, K. Rosenbauer, D. Griswold, S. Salisbury, R. Gentle, R. Martin J. Brusso. Tbird Row: J. DeVolder, G. Trieste, S. Romano, R. Leisten, A. French, R. Ewing: H. Embrey, H. Winslow, Mr. E. Higley, J. Bradstreet, E. Snyder, F. Copey, J. O'Shay, G Feldbauer, R. Gabriel, G. Vragel, R. johnson. Second Row: D. Davis, S. Bauriedl, D. Sloat D. Wissick, R. Coene, C. Bird, T. Cleary, M. Kinkead, T. Herbst, G. Losey. First Row: D Lazzar, R. Hebing, A. Ruffle, R. VanNiel. FUTURE RSES If any first aid is needed in school, the newly-organized Future Nurses' club is ready for the emergency. Guided by their adviser Miss Ella Froniear and president Linda Rich- mond, the enthusiastic members de- signed and made their pink-striped uniforms, attended a city-wide nurses' open house, and made bandages for the American Cancer Society. Plans for next year include actual service in Rochester hospitals. ! F TURE F RMER. After winning numerous honors at the County and State Fairs this summer, and in the Leadership Training School this fall, the Web- ster FFA returned from the Roches- ter Horticulture Show in January with fresh laurels. A team, made up of Thomas Cleary, Thomas Herbst, and David Smith, won a silver cup as first prize in the apple grading contest. The Webster boys also won second prize in disease identification and exhibiting apples, and third prize in apple judging. This year adviser Mr. E. I. Hig- ley will nominate two prominent WCS aggies for the degree of Em- pire Farmer. On the spring agenda are the annual fathers and sons' ban- quet, the State FFA convention in Oneonta, and the rally of County clubs in June. FUTURE NURSES-Standing on Stairs: H. Kaiser, A. Humphrey, M. Portanova, D. Bill, S. Papegaay. Second Row: G. Longrod, C. Reisch, Miss E. Froniear, P. Traub, j. Walker, L. Richmond, B. Woggan, S. Yury, L. Yeoman. First Row: C. Vendel, A. Henderson, P. Murch, D. Abrams, K. Hazell, C. Stanton, N. Boyle. 58 FUTURE HOMEM KER With the initiation of new mem- bers the homemaking club began another year at WCS. Under the leadership of adviser Mrs. jean Don- nelly and otiicers Gail Leder, Diane Smith, Diane Elliott, and Judy Hos- enfeld, the members, in preparation for their admission into the Future Homemakers' Association, attended a rally in Penfield. They also sold candy at basketball games and enter- tained the Ag boys at a Valentine Party. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS-Fourth Raw: S. Groell, E. Curry, J. johnson, C. Eason, C. Ce- sarone, C. Ludian, S. Lee, P. Hill. Tbird Row: S. Brunswick, K. Schwappacher, J. Middleton, M. LaBelle, E. Abrams, P. Anderson, L. Mayer, G. Hansen, S. Struck, J. Chatterton, D. Di Angelo, S. Luddy, I. Mottler. Second Raw: J. Forest, S. Quinlan, C. O'Shay, B. Cannon, J. Hosenfeld, G. Leder, D. Smith, Mrs. J. Donnelly. First Row: P. Schadd, P. Ely, J. Gleicauf. FUTURE TEACHERS-Fifth Row: E. Cushman, K. Boniface, I. Kuntz, B. Payne, S. Witmer, N. Mayo, D. Miles, J. Brown, L. Hartung, .l- Herzing. Fourth Row: D. Horwath, R. King, S. lenis, C. Harradine, M. Sweezey, K. McCrary, S. Conley, E. Huff, G. Anderson, I. Rieflin Third Row: L. Pace, B. Orioli, P. Everitt, I. Popovici, M. Rudolph, J. Donevan, J. Caudle, M. Traub. Second Row: S. Cordingly, V. Schwind, A. Allen, Mrs. F. Otter, T. Crombach, B. Calerame, G. Zimmer. First Raw: T. Moore, M. Weisenreder, D. Andrews, J. Buckner, J Diodato, D. Andrews, W. Levis, J. Schleifer, R. Vogt, R. Lord. 59 F TURE TE CHER The R. L. Thomas Chapter of Future Teachers of America enjoyed an active year under the leadership of president Anne Allen, vice-presi- dent Thomas Crombach, secretary Sandra Cordingly, program chair- man Barbara Calerame, and advisers Mrs Florence Otter and Mr. Edwin Eddy. During the year, club members kept folders containing pamphlets on teaching. They also observed teachers in the elementary grades and participated in story hours at the public library. In February the club visited the campus of Brockport State Teachers' College. A picnic in june brought the year to a close. Third Row: J. Bleier, C. Schultze, B. Denny, T. Sanliilippo, M. Battey, S. Hargarther, G. Curtis, J, Bouchard, R. Deorr, L. Mayer, P. Anderson, D. Meyer. Serond Row: J. McGrath, G. Leder, J. Youngblood, S. Heininger, M. W'arren, B. Hill, B. Hageman, L. COMMERCI L CL B Under the direction of Kathleen Boyle, jean Bouchard, Marcia Kusse, Carol Rice, and adviser Mrs. Margaret Endicott, the commercial club had another active year. Membership totaled 31 after the initiation banquet. The girls' first big project was selling refreshments at basketball games, where they earned enough to build a substantial treasury. Field trips provided valuable experi- ences as well as fun. The year was ended with a picnic which proved as successful as the other activities. PROJECTIONISTS Throughout the year at WCS one service which often goes unnoticed in the darkness of the auditorium is that of the projectionisr. Although everyone enjoys a movie, few fully appreciate the organization necessary to provide a projectionist whenever one is needed. The trained boys of this group under the guidance of Miss Alice Quinn, director of audio-visual aids, are ready to give up their study halls to promote understanding through the seeing and hearing of any one of the vast array of films shown at WCS Standing: R. Gray, R. Schneiter, S. Nowrocki, B. Halbert, J. Butwid. Sitting: R. Ferrara, W. Levis, G. Kobus. 60 Schaver, D. Hayes. First Raw: C. Weller, S. Letarte, S. Morgan P. Goodwin, M. Scharett, B. MacBride, K. Boyle, M. Kusse, C Rice, Mrs. M. Endicott. VAR ITY This year's cheering season burst out with a stamp and a clap. A pep rally served to introduce the new junior varsity cheerleaders with Molly Morgan as cap- tain, while the varsity squad, under Donna DeGeorge, rahed the rahs in a flash of blue. CHEERLEADER New cheers like Hey Rah and Red Hot received enthusiastic response from the rooters. Busses to all the games were jam packed and peppy yells, exhuberant songs, and boosted teams were the spirited results. CHEERLEADERS-Top: D. De George. Second Row: J. Popovici, L. Heiden, B. Seaman. First Row: E. Kinkead, S. Zeitler, N. Moore, C. Harradine. J. V. CHEERLEADERS-Standing: J. Quinn, P. Klauss, L. Bradstreet, P. Vragel, S. Webster. Kneeling: B. McLean, M. Morgan, K. Schmidt. ' L Y A Y ',k. K H s H i K 2' if iffy 11,253 M' M l l l A 4 Q v M 'xx 1 , Ag.x4 W A A ii KL Aggk mx . y QE ' W ' 1 Y xA,Af ' ww k . . A Q 4 . 5 w w w + X W' W .. An 3353 , 'Q jing ,fx Q 9: xx X Q U N D X px X gf W , X N 5' xx ig? Q I 5' I '-Q . .. . V xx E 'fb 4357 Hi - ' . if 5 W 1 mi Q? ' X f ? h Y I A? K -.W ix .E.-,, ,M Zi: I V! ff R W 'V f f P - X, HE? - Q E? - V . ' ' ' in x 'Q X! ' X 1 ' , - -Q f- W ' 9 AQ .XX 1 Qi,g5 , ff 'Iff M v Nl' .1 fxi 1 X ? V- Mk ? - v 1 wx 24- Xi-'Fax rg i I Q ' 5 ,Q E ' Q f M . Q GR, ,gy i K um-' g..m i ' X QXYPW as ' . Aw' ' Q i W W ig P ,- 11, -3 5 ,-.' ,.,,.., , I V Eff Ez Q 551 W Avg 3 '5' -3 - ffl. h x M . , , ,,,H 1, .. A, fg f ,Z 5 . SX , A 2 1 5 L ,AWAY 1:-2 ' 9 r' 1 W, f4 Xi x i VARSITY FOOTBALL-Tbffd Row: B. Zimmer, K. Mule, R. den D. Maye W. Hatt Hay R- Denny White Smith, Bfadmfef- H- Cain- A- Penis- W- Blppesf G- Immesoetev J' CUPPS' P. Schiano. Flint Row: H. Kowalski, C. Coon, G. Rickard, R. P. Schroeder. Second Row: Mr. C. Conant, Mr. J. Harten, J. Hay- Writz, G. Auto, K. Clark, K. Hoesterev' J. Foster. FOOTBALL COACHES Mr. C. Conant Mr. J. Harten FOOTBALL ACTION-Back: K. Clark, G. Rickard. Front: D. Mayeu, R. Writz, G. Aceto, J. Foster, D. Hoesterey. VARSITY FOOTB LL The Ridgemen, under the direction of head coach Mr. Coit Conant and assistant Mr. jack Harten, cli- maxed a good football season with a five won, two lost record in conference action and a tie with McQuaid in a non-league encounter. Spearheaded by co-captains Allan Courtright and Gary Aceto, the Ridgemen became known as a tough, well-conditioned unit. Early in the season the gridders traveled to Camp Cory on Keuka Lake. Here they spent a week of rugged conditioning, skull sessions, and bruising contact, getting ready for the opener with Fairport. In the opening game Fairport edged the Ridgemen, 13-12, in 90-degree temperatures. This game saw the first use of the new bleachers on the football field. The Ridgemen came back with a 39-19 clubbing of LeRoy and a 20-7 upset of previously undefeated Brockport. In the most exciting game of the year Web- ster scored with only a minute to play to defeat Newark, 20 to 19, on Newark's gridiron. The mud proved to be too much for both Webster and McQuaid as the non-league game ended in a score- less deadlock. The next two games saw the Ridgemen crush Irondequoit, 52-6, and roll over East Rochester, 27-0. In what could have been the most exciting game of the year, if weather conditions had been different, the Ridgemen suffered a 25-6 setback at the hands of an undefeated Brighton eleven. In the annual all-conference selection, the Ridgemen placed Jim Cripps and jim White on the first team, Ken Clark, Don Mayeu, and Al Courtright on the sec- ond team, with Bob Writz making honorable mention. Ken Clark also received the most valuable player award. 64 VARSITY SCORES Webster Opponents 12 Fairport 15 39 LeRoy 19 20 Brockport 7 20 Newark 19 0 McQuaid 0 32 Irondequoit 6 27 East Rochester 0 6 Brighton 25 W Standing: G. Aceto K Clark I Williams Mr C Conant Sitting: G. Rickard D Mayeu R Wrltn JUNIOR VAR ITY F OOTB LL Each fall it is the task of coach Robert Terbush to mold freshmen and sophomores into a unit representing the junior Varsity Football team. Mr. Terbush combines patience and skill in teaching these boys the fundamentals of football, Most of them have had little or no experience in this rockem-sockem sport and within a three-week span they will feel the contact of an unknown but determined foe. This season the little Ridgemen won two and lost five, although their record could easily have been reversed because several of the games were so close that they could have gone either way. Highlights of the season were wins over Brighton, 12-0, and Greece, 14-6. Third Row: T. Donovan, T. Speier, R. Swartz, S, Williams, T. slow, j. Elter P Alexander J Pieters N Gallagher M Welsen Short, R. Stone, T. lenner, P. Kaulback, J. Sweezey, A. Merry, reder, W. Davenport First Rau D Doerlhnger A Fox R Ross P. Gotcsik, I. Wakefield, T. Heaphy. Second Row: M. Desiderio, R. Martin, L Nugent R Hahn T Rickard G Herbst D Hum G. Smoral, T. Branski, F. Walsh, C. Warner, G. Trieste, H. Win- phrey, L. Coles R Sutherland Q! Q - 1 3 T EW 4 kiwi j ' lb 1 1-4 X P S ai ll . 5 Y. Q, 11?-if f .,.. A 5, QS'-55 '1V? Q, ff'-: an YQ V lf P Aer, iff 2' 2 Sw, g Q ' i fggw Q, 'iii 'P Li 5 ' if 555 3 W ' , A .A. v :aff if- E 7 7 Z' W3' 38 ' - , '-5 i ' ' V f ,X VYUI 1 f I .'l, A VL - ph I c , Q 1-5 J 1 S Rf f ZF Q Q Q A N, - :gm , 43 0 A ' K - A ' '- ' -1' : XVI-I W, 3, . f c , f ,y gf ,E '-'-f A .x if 4 ll: AL Qt gi f :fi :SI-2 12 f Q Q W J' 16,0 .umm ' fy 1. ,fm F KKK QE' 24, 5 ,, .- ,a an K L wt 1 3' I ffl 1 N 11 nl ffl sqft M' ,, -Of uf' Q il 3' ff lf ,ff 4, 1 . , q J 'ik' 1 Q x ' , i X51 fn 1 . f Q- ' - f if 'X x ,K X X 5 x ' K I WIQY 'f kr 'K ' E- r W ' 29 , 3 I X' 'W ' Yf QS 'Sw' A M J jf . Jia. vxgglly .1 il , A m . Q 1 F. . X. , .:,. X I, , A -1 Q 1 .ii ANA R. 5. N ,V X 'Q ' . N . t ,, , .P ' X: ' 4 ii j . X X S g , , .v,?:,.1Q X K E Q imgA B N .J J M 1 'wif m 'ii -'A: f A 5' X ' Qj Y! - ,5 ' 3 ' Second Row: J. Ladwig, H. Kowalski, R. Vogt, R. Quinn, J. Smith, Mr. W. O'Rourke, J. Forster, J. Foster, H. Cain, W. Hatt. First Row: T. Moore, J. Cripps, T. Witmer, R. Vincent. V-ARSITY SCORES VAR ITY BASKETB LL Finishing in a blaze of triumphs, WCS courtmen, under the watchful eye of Coach Vfilliam O'Rourke, upset first-place Brighton, 81 to 78, and championship-bound Brockport, 64 to 45. These wins brought the season's Opponents Webster record to nine and five in league play with a 12 and six showing including Canandaigua 49 51 non-league aftion. If0UdeflU0if 52 65 An encouraging fact about this year's team is that the starting five will 2:11531 ,ig gg be returning next year and will undoubtedly improve their fourth-place stand- East Rochester 52 48 mg. In spite of. the fact that they were an all-Junior team, the Websterttes Gates-Chili 61 80 placed Tom Wttmer and Jim Cripps on the all-conference first team while Bfighwn 44 42 John Ladwig took honorable mention. grockfimf' X Tom Witmer lead the squad in scoring and was runner-up in league F:E:,:'gua 54 71 standings. Cripps placed second in team scoring honors with 243 and, along Imndequogl 56 gg with John Ladwig, helped Webster control the boards throughout the year. glcigugd Highlights of the season were thumpings of highly-rated Fairport, 71 to en C ' 54, and McQua1d, 73 to 57, plus upsets over league leaders Brockport and East Rochester 67 60 Brighton McQuaid 62 60 ' Brighton 78 81 C1 k .' ,- , L d ig, T. Winner cms-chili so as C,'flfp'f's1fL hifi Kowalski. Brockport 45 64 ' Second Row: W. Hart, R. Quinn, J. Foster. C . n T- W Frrxt Row: J. Forster, R. Vogt, J. Smith. J' PPS 'mer' R. Hahn, J. Kehoe, R. Chard, J. Heineman, J. Sweezey, R. Stone, D. Smith, Mr. R. Rocco, D. Boyd, L. Hathaway, P. Wackerow. J. Kehoe, R. Hahn, R. Stone, J. Heineman, D. Smith, L. Hathaway, J. Sweezey, R. Chard, D. Boyd. J. V. SCORES . V - ..E.':m::.: JUHIOI' arslty G......:,..,. Penfield . . . Fairport Directed by Coach Robert Rocco, the Junior Varsity basketball team won East Rochester four and lost 11 in a sub-par season on the court. Although the little Ridge- Irondequoit men won only four, it might have been more as many of the games were de- Bflghwfl cided in the closing seconds of the final period. gwfkpof' . . . . anandaigxa The boys played all out, giving everything they had. In the meantime Fairport they gained valuable experience and knowledge that will help them in future Irondequoit years as varsity players. MCQvaid Highlights of the season were wins over Canandaigua 49 to 413 Gates- Eigfiiichester Chili, 57 to 45, and two triumphs over Irondequoit, 54 to 38 and 55 to 50. Brighton Second Row: L. White, P. Fauth, R. Hahn, L. Hathaway, J. Kehoe, D. Smith, J. Heine- man, R. Stone, R. Johns, R. Samolis. First Row: R. Same, J. Sweezey, J. Bradstreet, R. Chard, Mr. R. Rocco, J. Liebenow, D. Boyd, P. Wackerow, T. Heaphy, D. Cripps. Webster 49 57 44 37 28 54 51 32 46 41 55 45 42 45 28 R. Neuman K. Ruedin, R Stone, K. Hoesterey T. Holtz, R Swartz Third Rau.: L Lauffer VU. Heavev R. Averill L. Guerra, L. Hathaway, T. Jenner, G. Vragel, G. Trieste, Mr. S Smith, D. Smith, G. Vogt. First Row: J. Hay, T. Brush, C. Brewer, J. Ladwig, G. Aceto, R. Hoesterey, R. VanNiel, R. Writz. Action: W. Hatt. Second Roux- K. Mule, J. Hay, T. Brush, J. Smith, C. Brewer, J. Ladwig, Mr. S. Eggleston. First Row: W. Hatt, I. Bellins, R. Bradstreet. Four-tb Row: W. Button, H. McComber, D. Humphrey, P. Copey, L. Bradstreet, R. Johns, live IQ!-y , I . ', . . 'I . , I j Eggleston. 'Second Rout: J. Cooper, A. Ryan, W. Bippes, I. Bellins, K. Mule, R. Bradstreet, J. . In their first regular season of competition, the Webster track team, coached by Mr. Seymour Eggleston, went unde- feated in their nine league meets. Despite this, the Ridgemen placed second in the league, behind Brighton, because of their second-place finish in the Monroe County Tournament. The tracksters took Fairport in their first meet of the year, 58 to 285 squeaked by Brighton, 50 to 455 and easily downed Churchville-Chili and Spencerport in a triangular meet. Transportation failure cancelled the Honeoye Falls meet but the Ridgemen roared on, taking Penfield, Pittsford, Brockport, Batavia, McQuaid, and Fairport for a 9 and 0 record. At the county tournament the Webster speedsters took three firsts. Winston I-Iatt remained undefeated by winning the 180-yard hurdles as did Jan Senecal in the 880-yard race, while Webster's great relay team chalked up another win. The Eggleston men hope for a repeat performance this year and with many veterans returning, their chances are good. SCORES Opponents Webster Fairport 28 58 Brighton 45 50 Churchville-Chili? 255 Spencerport' 13 795 East Rochester 34 53 McQuaid 36 59 Penlield 14 72 Pittsford 26 69 Brockport' 9 Batavia' 245 52i Fairport 315 542 'Triangular Meet Second Row: J. Smith, J. Ladwig, T. Brush, R. Bradstreet, I. Bellins. First Row: K. Mule, J. Hay, C. Brewer, W. Hatt. 70 l w - - -e-4, ' -.QM -' A' M 12 A 1 fiwf j A '11 ,ii gil? ik: .V 1 in je ' 3 4 Q . fi ffFff1'fPf'iff W Q Y 1 if Q iv k , 9 -Q His- ,f f. fair g wg, . . T PE Lf ' .T: '35 2 4- A Xf- !p,,Q,.+.-N I 4 N ., Q, vm I Q1 V 'F 'iw 1Mf,N1 wa, avr X A iw?-20 ggmgghfphlw A MH - Us 151552 .f,iZ . Wqsfw' A M M V , . .X .ff -W .. Q ,2,Q -MEX ,x - if 35 S fikiwf- fy ff 55. , Q 'fl 'iil Y Q A i ..fiifmQEag-3-:P K A Q 'E 1 ig , I 5?J?f?f 3 if 1 ., - 3, H .mi gggim M A 2 wif - MW Q- W A., , 'Eg W as 32251 .W f K- '11 - , v 31 X if 'QE S Q, gm R35 'QSLV' ' qk?f f4'5'x1 s ' Y . ,f ' MH: 1 .ff lfif 7 1,1 rg, :A Qi? Qi Q ms A n:-: I ,B , 1 Standing: T. Klauss, D. Perry, A. Courtright, K. Backman, Mr. H. Hart. Kneeling: F. Kuntz, E. Rieflin. VOLLEYBALL Volleyball, as always, captured the interest of boys and girls alike in gym classes and during noonhour. Each year a team of experts, under the watchful eye of Coach Seymour Eg- gleston, competes in the Monroe Coun- ty Tournament. Last year the boys took the county crown but lost in the finals of the sectionals for a creditable second- place finish. With many veterans returning, the team is looking forward to the possi- bility of gaining a sectional win this year. GOLF For the first time in many a year, the Ridgemen fielded a golf team, un- der the direction of Coach Herbert Hatt. All the participants enjoyed the practice sessions on the sun-bathed Happy Acres course-especially when they found they didn't have to pay. The Ridgemen displayed several fine wins in competition and, with the re- turn of many veterans, are aiming at the crown this year. K. Clark, D. Mayeu, D. Uetz, K. Backman, J. 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'M' 'af' 51 N' ' 'U V3 1' ' MZ.: Av :1-f:':':1:.- 5 112.1123 5 ,UQ ff.-5i::7-if 'Y . n .J I -. x Q01 ' 'Q I Ng L K if is S' fs: X .ix 12 .wa 3 -1? A Qs W 4, 9 'V '- 3 f 1 fi' Q an ,AN , ii.. mx D-H N fif Jiri- R. .gg . ff, if 4f '.,A Q g 'Qv' Q??5E ,lggfhl ' K 9: d nw , t Y. .Q ii 5, ,, 'ii 1 133.- up-Q a . ly, K?g5 fa if 1 4 A V ,M EH fx I , ., 'M -2 Q , k . X '-'H A ,jg m al 4 ,Q 'if 'i 5,:EfsNZ'f'h my Q52 ' '-7 'L .ga-,z,,ggi.M,i'g,TifF1: X. gig! 9 4 1' If--Q2 40 -' K, J V. .., ,ig Q R MFE gbzlk vw 3551 34 fi W jf. 1- - N 'gli V iz i s Q 'va Q Agn 1 :.r 'H? 'f-1 gf. XX K 74-,!,-, A., Qpxiglyifg 5: it Mwwwwy M A . , ,m.f A 5 im 1.x X xg if MY gfvkeif 1 . . 5 5 ' 'Q , M X ..E,: K X X ,.,. ,,A,::,, .. .54 g' f'f f -Z.: 'gy-Eb eg 1 3, ' ' ' QENW - V 5 g 5 2? F353 .Q - , , . B, V 11 JY Y M LLL.. , W .. ,gy f - g , M, i,V,4 . f 55iQf ggyiw, a fi? Af- Q., 3?B awa an 3329, GIRLS' HOCKEY-Standing: W. Wilton, S. Shoemaker, E. Kin- kead, V. Frawley, D. Bellins, S. Huff, S. Badura. First Row: V. Garnham, P. Gurski, J. Brown, J. Bouchard, J. Walker, J. He- berger, A. Allen. K SOFTBALL-Third Row: C. Conrose, M. Everitt, S. Cooper, K. Schmidt, P. Osborne, G. Burtner, M. Marta, S. Lauffer, N. Vollo. Second Row: P. Pinkney, J. Dorwald, M. Weisenreder, J. Bane, S. VanVeen, K. Kuhn, S Witmer, B. McLean, M. Cupo, S. Badura, B. Sears. First Row: J. Flecken- stein, J. Kuntz, C. Clark, P. Fields, J. Quinn, K. Koch, D. Crane, C. Eason, L. Dobbin. ARCHERY-Third Row: S. Halbert, J. Thayer, S. Widman, P. Geldart, I.. VanKeuren, A. Cavalier. Second Row: I. Straube, M. Hiler, R. DiPaolo, N. Finkbeiner, E. Cushman, P. Hill. First Row: L. Burtner, C. Palmer, T. Vendel, D. Hargarther, D. Deuel. Action: E. Sherman. GIRLS' SPURT With more than 7511, of Webster girls participating, the well-rounded sports program, under the direction of Miss Joyce Maunder, has proved that sports at WCS are not confined to the boys. In basketball the girls have won the county sports- day for two consecutive years. These monthly tourna- ments are participated in by four other schools besides Webster, and include all intramural sports. Volleyball and bowling seemed to be the most pop- ular among feminine athletes. Scores of 190 and 185 have caused many a scream at Empire Lanes. The spring sport of track was added at Webster in 1959. Although it was unfamiliar, the girls took first place in the ball throw, broad jump, and high jump at the county sportsday. BOWLING-Third Row: S. Peters, H. Wil- bert, K. McCrary, F. Freer, K. Hazell, C. Stan- ton, M. Warren, J. Middleton, J. Dominik, G. Pooley, R. Robinson, G. Plotzker, J. Bleier, G. Zimmer, I.. Richmond. Second Row: N. Gardner, T. Sanliilippo, V. Kyle, M. Scharett, K. Hastings, V. Frawley, H. Holtz, B. Gruger, D. Wager, J. Montgomery, C. O'Shay, P. Van- Apeldporn, D. Meyer, J. Kunzer. Firs! Row: P. Kunzer, C. Magnuson, D. Wallon, S. Ho- bart, G. Allen, j. jones, S. Monahan, D. Smor- al, M. Blackwell, J. Newton, S. Styner, E Baker. Bowling: H. Wilbert. 76 1 TENNIS-Slanding: P. Vragel, C. White, D. Grimm, x Q i 1 BASKETBALL-Third Row: K. Ross, B. Woggon, B. Payne, M. Sweezey, M. Bundschuh, S. Conley, B. Fleckenstein, A. Allen, j. Butson. Second Row: A. Campbell, S. Huff, V. Schwind, j. Herzing, S. Morgan, j. Rieflin, J. Bouchard. First Row: D. Bill, K. Boniface, R. Terada, C. Rissberger, j. Brown, J. Walker. D. Elliott, P. Klauss. Sitting: A. Allen, H. Sweezey. VOLLEYBALL-Third Row: R. Doerr, 1. Bieterman, P. Murch, C. Davis, H. Hafner, P. Goodwin, E. Huff K. Roberts. Second Row: T. Shriver, J. Thomas, 1. Contant, K. Frelier B. Nevelezer P. Middleton . , , C- Harradine, F. Schryer, N. Papapanau, W. Wfilton. Fin! Row: V. Yeoman, L. Pace, B. Denny, K. De- Witte, P. Everitr, B. Seaman, G. Jones. TUMBLING-Parallel Bars: C. Palmer, D. Gerber- aux, N. Dibble, K. Boyle, D. Lang. Trampoline: J. Walker. Muir: L. Heiden, L. Bradstreet, S. Shoe- maker, E. 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Where Quality and Prices are Right EMPIRE LANES BOWLING FOR THE FAMILY 2400 Empire Boulevard Web. 299-R EMPIRE SERVICE DARN GOOD CHEESE Delicalessen 2007 Empire Blvd. ERNISSE'S GREENHOUSES 847 KLEM ROAD Websler. N. Y. Phone 494-W FAIRPORT STORAGE 8: ICE CORP. WEBSTER OFFICE Norfh Avenue Phone 77 LEW FINCHER Phofographer W ddin s and Pa ' e g mes 475 Klern Road Websfer 503-R FINN'S Texaco Servicenfer 24-Hour Towing Service 45 Easl' Main S+. Websler, N. Y. web. 121, suner a-me HAROLD K. FOLEY AGENCY Complete Insurance Service Websler, N. Y. Phone 66 Compliments of A FRIEND GELDART UPHOLSTERING no44 Runes ROAD Websier, N. Y. Phone 809-R Best Wishes GENERAL SUPPLY COMPANY 289 MAIN ST. WEST LOcus+ 2-3030 BILL GRAY'S STAND aaa Runes ROAD Websler, N. Y. Phone 4-R GRETCHEN'S BEAUTY 81 GIFT SHOPPE Soulh Avenue Phone I39 HAPPY ACRES Golf and Country Club 440 SALT ROAD Websler I2I5 HQZEL MEYER RPER ETHOD BEAUTY SALON fFormerly Cinderellaj 24 W. Main Sl. 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HENRY LAZZARO, BUILDER Cabinet and Kitchen Work 830 KLEM ROAD Websfer 826-J ANTHONY LOBELLO WEBSTER SHOE REPAIR II Sou'Ih Avenue WGIDSISF. N- Y- LUCAS PHARMACY, INC. 5 Eas+ Main S+. Websier, N. Y. WEBSTER I33 McDONALD WELDING SERVICE IOI COMMERCIAL STREET Websler II67 A- 1-a-2-a-3 ROBERT McFARLlN 792 WEBSTER ROAD Websfer. New York A. N. MARTIN SONS, INC. Lumber Building Supplies III COMMERCIAL ST. Phone 25 RUSSEL B. MASON CO.. INC. Office 29I FARM AND GARDEN STORE Phone I75 MERZ Garage and Service SI'a+ion II86 RIDGE ROAD GERALD A. MERZ Insurance 26 E. Main S+. Phone I225 MILLER'S VARIETY STORE School Supplies for All Your Needs 605 RIDGE ROAD Wesl' Websfer, N. Y. MOM AND TOTS' SHOP Smart wear or Mother and the Kids EAJTWAY PLAZA MOSER'S STUDIO INC. 27 CLINTON AVE. NORTH Rochesfer, N. Y. BAher 5-7920 THE MUSIC DEN, INC. RECORDS. RADIOS, PHONOGRAPHS Easiway Plaza BU+Ier 8-0088 GEORGE F. NAGLE OIL CO. 27 EAST MAIN ST. Websfer, N. Y. Phone 36 Compliments of NEISNER BROS. EASTWAY PLAZA Websler, N. Y. N E T Z M A N FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES Mein S+ree+ Websier BUY OR SELL J. T. NOTHNAGLE INC. Reallors The Gallery of Homes-HUbbard 2-5556 Easfway Plaza - Websfer I249 THE PENNY SAVER Direct Mail Advertising-Ojset Printing I64 E. Main SI. Phone II23 LOY PINKNEY FAMILY MAPLEWooD FARM ROADSIDE MARKET PITTS PONTIAC, INC. RIDGE ROAD-Phone 260 Websler. N. Y. FRANK J. PRINZING PLUMRING - HEATING I2I0 Ridge Rd. Websler, N. Y. PUGSLEY'S MARINE ' Evinrude Molors Websfer, N. Y. PHONE eo.: RED 8: WHITE Groceries 8: Meats, Cold Pop I5 WEST MAIN ST. Websfer, N. Y. Don't toucb tbat pass! REEVES GENERAL STORE WEBJSTER ,152-M RIDGE THEATER Jael: Haclcefl, Manager Websler, N. Y. Compliments of RIDLEY FORD, INC. ROCHESTER BUSINESS INSTITUTE One of the oldest and best-known private business schools in the country' l72 Clinlon Ave. Soulh Rochesfer 4, N. Y. ROSS MOTOR SALES, INC. Imperial - Chrysler - Plymouth - M G Jaguar - Morris - Austin - Austin Healy Sodus 345I-BUI'Ier 8-6396-Websler l20I SAM 81 ANDY'S 36 WEST MAIN STREET Websfer, N. Y. Phone 390 SCHAEFER-ROSS CO., INC. Advertising Displays and Signs Websler, N. Y. Compliments of SCHAER FLORIST I042 Ridge Road Websler EVERITT R. SCHIEVEN BUILDING CONTRACTOR 540 Rondo Lane Websler 970-J SCHLEGEL'S MARKET soo RIDGE ROAD Wes+ Websfer, N. Y. Phone 26I SCHRADER'S 51:-S I .00 I4 W. MAIN Websfer, New Yorlr Phone Web. 3-W FRANK SCHREIBER 81 SONS Wholesale Meals I724 Ridge Road Easf Websler 388-J SCOOP'S SERVICE I434 Ridge Road Easl' Websler, N. Y. Websler 4l4 Compliments of S E I T Z ' S 426 RIDGE ROAD Websler, N. Y. A. L. SENECAL 8: SON PLUMBING and HEATING GReenfieId 3-6l4I Websfer I2I0-J SMITH 8: LOTZE FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND FURNITURE W. EIIio'H - F. Klick - B. O'DelI Websier, N. Y. Phone 62 ANTHONY C. STUMPF Eggs at tbeir Best, Candled Guaranteed Fresh 782 Five-Mile-Line Road Web. 9IOW THE STYLE SHOP 39 WEST MAIN ST. Webs+er, N. Y. Phone 436 Compliments of SWEET'S FARM Compliments of FRED J. SWIFT 8: SON Waier Well Drilling Compliments of SWISS MAID DAIRY JOHN THORPE NURSERY 3 EAST MAIN STREET Websfer, N. Y. WEBSTER HARDWARE HOUSEWARES - PLUMBING SUPPLIES I8 MAIN STREET PHONE l27-R Wesf Websfer Barber Shop RONNIE 8: RUEBEN 608 Ridge Rd. Wesi' Websfer. N. Y. WESTERN AUTO Associafe Sfore IRVING T. FARNHAM, Owner WITMER BROTHERS, INC. l9I NORTH AVENUE Websfer, N. Y. Phone 350 RALPH W. WITMER Phone 84 Compliments of WORDEN'S FOOD MARKET WEBSTER, N. Y. BILL WRIGHT'S BARBER SHOP Appointment-Phone 366 99 KIRCHER PK. Websfer, N. Y. ZARR T.V. AND RADIO Trees, Shrubs, Lawn Seed, Fertilizers 223 EAST MAIN ST' 6I8 Ridge Road Wes+ Websfer Websier' N' Y' Phone '28 PHONE 735-J ZORNOW'S HOT STAND UNIQN TRUST CQ, 2215 EMPIRE BLVD. Websier Office Wed Webm' Phone 53 M WILLIAM H. HARTUNE- U12 BAKERY Quality Baked Goods 38 E. MAIN ST. PHONE 286 Compliments of W. R. VOGT Buildin Coniracfor 9 958 Gaywood Lane Websfer 98I-R WEBSTER CANDY KITCHEN MAIN STREET Websier, N. Y. THE WEBSTER CLEANERS Three Hour Service' I4 Easi Main Sfreef Phone 337-R Kathy, it's INFORMAL ' S973 - A ' W ' 1 N Ljqob my Z QRS, M Qt Z . 99020 -Q74 WW' CQ? Q-Zig, 21. QLAMI XJ V, L-f2'aTa, 95.44 'Qfwff ,em J.,A.Jf S5 SW K ,ff ffilwigi MW 4 W QF WWf Jawa! -Q f iff My Q Sw if SEQQVMYQ M x ax A . Qwiw W Q iii? 91 w E, 2. iw Big 62, AX ' 'ABF ,Q il5E'2Pv FT , Qi i alggxa- QYSQW Q? E A Q12 if 'bfi' - 84 - Q9 JK F , A , l,4.1 u.-V.-,.-.' ' ' , ,,ffifiljg?f 'QQSQ5 Vwgw W WMs?'Jff42 f '+ w + wv I fy AW ,FWULMJL Qgfwx WWMR I Nu .M W f J ,NW Q iii W R Q KQSSEEEW 43, , S X X M 43 , I l xii? kqFi4SNA Q- - ' 1' ' N -y , -- A -., aww. U ' ' ' ' 7 P ' ' 14 1 . -,. ',--,.ii .. ,,, - . - s . ' 5 -,-5-j sqft .r --i 6 , Pm, JAAM WW f . Q. J Www- -MQW YWJVQH Wx QS? 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