Weedsport High School - Sparks Yearbook (Weedsport, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1953 volume:

1 .1 S JQIWT b !EiL ABl ESRB!! QW 24444 dl Edaccztckw K Left to right: S. Parkman, K. Borst, F, Wolford, C. Shepherd, A. Riley, R. Christopher, W. Lampman, J, Kelly. acuity First row: M, Gilbert, M, Robinson, T, Starks, M, Rose, I, Skvorak, W, Lampman, R, Hutchinson, B, Klumpp, S. D'Antonino. Second row: E, Ferrell, G, Palmer, M. McPeak, E, Andrews, L, Safron, M, G, Teall, M, Tucker, M, Carroll, A, McSweeney, M. J. Bauer. Third row: A, Gardiner, W. Pitcher, l-l, Finley, M, Muldoon, R, Sloan, l., Quinn, A. Backman, D. Barrett, M. Shear, L. Gasket. Fourth row: l-l, McGough, J, Morsch, H, Gasket, C. Jeffrey, C. Stone, N, Kinney, C. Casper, D. Moore, D, Whitman, F, Wheeler, I. Berle. Absent: M. Cole, K. LaDue. Vice Principal JOHN SKVORAK Secretary BARBARA KLUMPP 1 i' Principal WILLIAM LAMPMAN Smdmze ' SYSO as! . Q 01 . vaio I .693 wht - NW at . Ks . X96 -,ggi-A ' C, . 9' 09 63' wb, Sv 091 ct ts. x'eiy'xW3' 93601 'isa ' 9 ' do 'AV ' , Q, X' 93009 gxxixvcggg. 9 ' S159 When Student Council President Jack Skvorak was elected last spring he expressed hope for better student- teacher relations, greater knowledge and use of the student Constitution, and a more active student govemment. The school has definitely seen improvement in all three fields this year. Congress was organized, the Senate under Vice President Nancy Blumer, and the House under Speaker Ezio Leonardi, who deserves recognition for his dynamic leadership, One of the first acts of Congress was to recognize by law President Skvorak's suggestion that teachers be admitted free to all school activities. This was later ap- proved by the classes. By studying the Constitution, Skvorak discovered that several powers of Congress had been usurped by the Cabinet. The restoration of these to Congress has given it new vitality. As a result, more legislation has been enacted than in many previous years. A Student Court has been put into action and the Hall Patrol has reduced traffic fatalities in the upper corridor. An important Constitutional Amendment provides for Congressional elec- tions at midyear. Removed from routine chores like locker inspections, the President's Cabinet has concentrated on larger matters. One innovation this year was the Tea Dance idea. Four of these were held in place of assemblies. The kids enjoyed dancing in the gym for an hour, with plenty of refreshments at hand. Arrangements were made for a professional photographer to cover the operetta, The Sunbonnet Girl, the Junior Prom and the Senior play, in addition to the usual Students' Day, when students took over classes, a 'Dress-as-you-like Day wasinitiated, Some people like strange things! ln general, this has been a memorable year for student govemment and those who worked hard in it hope this is only the beginning. 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These bits of in- formation and snapshots portray our lives as they are today, and will become in the future, the treasured memo- ries of a wonderful year, We have spent many long, hard hours, collecting snapshots, soliciting ads, preparing dummies and meeting deadlines, in an effort to publish the finest yearbook yet known to Weedsport Central School. Without a doubt, the yearbooks to come will go on to be still finer and full of new ideas, but still we feel, as each class does, that never again will there be a book to compare with this, for SPARKS of '53 contains a bit of each Senior which he himself contributed. SPARKS could not have been made possible, however, without the guidance of Mr. Alfred J. Horrocks, rep- resentative of the Taylor Yearbook Company, who calmly sat through hours of questions and quibbling with the eventual result, being, we hope, the beginning of bigger and better yearbooks for Weedsport Central School, nor without Miss Geraldine Palmer, class and staff advisor, who contributed her time and energy, for which we will always be grateful, toward making this, as the rest of our projects, a huge success. The Staff wishes to thank these people and all those others who contributed in any way toward publishing this annual. Our one aim and hope is that this book serves the purpose of giving you as much pleasure by leafing through it, as we have had putting it together. The Editors SENIORS RICHARD LAND - - - Treasurer NORMA LEONARDI - - Secretary JOAN STAFFORD - - - V1ce President GILBERT RILEY - - President Peppermint Carnation Rose and Silver The higher we rise, th I' 521 A . W :QA C AL A I L LAURA LAMPMAN Laurie Student Cabinet 505 Camera Club 50,51, 52, 53, Secretary Camera Club 515 Glee Club 50, 51, 52,53, Secretary Glee Club 535 Mixed Chorus 52, 535 GAA 505 Girls' Intramural Sports 50, 51,52, 535 Home Economics Club 50, 51, 52, 53, President Home Economics Club 535 Vice President junior Class 525 Honor Letter 523 Rifle Club 52, 53, Secretary Rifle Club 52, Rifle Team 525 Campaign Manager 525 Yearbook Staff 53. RICHARD LANE Skip Football 51,525 Honor better 525 All State Chorus 51 525 Boys' Glee Club 50, 515 Mixed Chorus 50, 51,52, 535 Operetta 50, 535 Vice President Class 51, Treas- urer of Class 52, 535 Assistant Editor Yearbook 535 Cabinet 50,53, Representative 53, Senator 51. NORMA LEONARDI Norm Band 50, 51, 52, 535 Student Cabinet 52, 53, Secretary Student Cabinet 535 Class Secretary 52, 535 Junior Prom Court 525 Assistant Editor Yearbook 535 Circu- lation Manager Sparkler 535 Glee Club 50,51, 52,535 Mixed Chorus 52, 53: Treasurer Glee Club 51, 525 Constitution Speaker 525 Citizenship Convention 525 Honor Letter 525 Home Economics Club 50, 51,52,53, Secretary Home Economics Club 515 Commercial Club 50, 51, 52, 535 Dramatic Club 50, 51, CORTLAND KETCHAM Sam Basketball 52,535 I. V. Basketball 515 Volleyball 525 Block W Club 53. FRED BABCOCK Fred ROBERT HOOK Rev Photography Editor Yearbook 53, Mixed Chorus 50, 51, 52, 53, All State Chorus 51, Operetta 50, 53, Dramatic Club 52, Camera Club 50, 51, 52, President Camera Club 52, Block W Club 50,51,52, 53, Baseball Manager 51, Football Manager 50, Honor Letter 52, Rifle Club 52, 53, Sparkler Typist 52, 53, Treasurer Class 50, DORIS CHAMBERLIN Dorie Glee Club 52, 53, Mixed Chorus 52, 53, Home Economics Club 52, 53, Dramatic Club 52, Commercial Club 52,53, Representative 52, 53, Senior Girls' Choir 53, Sparkler Typist 52, 53, Girls' Softball 52, Senior Directory 53, Operetta 53, Football 50, 51, 52, 53, Baseball 50, 51, 52, 53, Band 50, 51, 52, 53, Band Manager 50, 51, 52, Block W Club 51, 52,53, Mixed Chorus 51,52, 53, All State Choir 51, 52, Representative 52, 53, Sparkler Reporter 52, 53, Honor Letter 52, Intramural Basketball 51, 52, DOROTHY DENMAN Dot Editor Sparkler 53, Editor Yearbook 53, Literary Editor Sparkler 52, Glee Club 50, Senior Girls' Choir 53, Operetta 50, Home Economics Club 50, 51, 52, 53, Dramatic Club 50,5l, 52, Honor Letter 52, Con- stitution Speaker 52, 53, Mock Republican Conven- tion 52, Intramural Sports 51, 52, 53, ESSPA 53, Girls' Sports Letter 53, Leadership Conference 53, Sparkler Typist 52, 53, Biology Award 52. Mitzi Club 50, 51, 52. is BETTY PARKER Betty P. Softball 50, 51, 52 , 53, Basketball 50, 51, 52, 53, Volleyball 50, 51, 52 , 53, Soccer 50, 51, 52, Hockey 50,51,52, Girls' Play Day 50,51,52, 53, Girls' Sport Letter 53, Commercial Club 52, 53, Dramatic Club 52. JOHN SKVORAK ulackn President Student Council 53, Vice President Student Council 52, Cabinet 52, Senator 51, President Junior Class 52, Block W Club 50, 51,52,53, Vice President Block W Club 52, Junior Prom King 52, Football Co-Captain, Basketball Captain 50, 51, 52, 53, Baseball 50, 51, 52, 53, Highest Batting Average 52, Most Valuable Player Award- Basketball 52, Band 50, 51, Empire Boys' State 52, Citizenship Con- ference 52, Bowling Club 50, MARILYN STEINM AN I. V. Cheerleader 50-51, Varsity Cheerleader 52-53, Head Varsity Cheerleader 53, Honor Letter 52, Sparkler Reporter 51, 52,53g Girls' Athletic better 52, GAA 50, Senior Girls' Choir 53, Commercial Club 51,52, Commercial Club President 53, Bowling Club 53, Representa- tive 50, 51, 52, 53, Intramural Sports 50, 51, 52,53, Block W Club 52,53, Senior Directory 53, Camera Club 50, 51, Home Economics NEIL BUTTERFIELD Goose Football 50, 51, 52,53, Co-Captain Football 53: I. V Basketball 50, 51, 52, Varsity Basketball 53, Bowling Club 51, 52, 53, Secretary Bowling Club 53, Block W Club 51, 52,53, Honor Letter 52, Band 50, 51, 52, Mixed Chorus 51, 52, 53, All State Chorus 52, Junior Prom Court 52, Operetta Cast 53, Senator 51, Representative 53, Camera Club 52, NANCY WHITMAN WhiPPY Glee Club 50, 51, 52, 53, Mixed Chorus 52, 53, Senior Girls' Choir 53, as Yearbook Staff 53, Representative 50, 51,52g Honor Letter 52, Home Economics Club 50, 51, 52, 53, Treasurer Home Economics Club 52, Secretary Home Economics Club 53, Vice President Class 50, Operetta 50, 53. JOSEPH MARSHALL Aloe.. Rifle Club 52,53g Mixed Chorus 50, Operetta 50, Zounty Ping Pong 51, 52, 53, Sectional Ping Pong Competition 523 Intramural Basketball Captain 53 40-ns Mock Republican Convention 52, Model Airplane sei? Club 51. Fi JANE MARSHALL 'Q' Iam f b Rifle Club 52, 53, Glee Club 50, Dramatic Club 52, Home Economics Club 50, 51, 52, 53, Class History 53, Senior Girls' Choir 53. X HARRY HINMAN b nm.. Baseball 50, 51, 52, 53, Basketball 50, 51, 52, 533 Football 50, 51, 52, 53, Co-Captain Football 53, Junior Prom Court 52, Block W Club 51,52, 53, President Block W Club 53, President Sophomore Class 51, Blocking and Tackling Trophy 52, Senator 53, Representative 50, I. V. Basketball 50, High Scorer Football 53, Co-Captain I, V. Basket- ball 50, Dramatic Club 52, Bowling Club 53, Honor Letter 52, GAIL GOODSELL Gaily Glee Club 50, 51, 52, 535 Mixed Chorus 52, 535 Cafeteria 51, 525 595 Commercial Club 51, 52,535 Volleyball 515 Basketball 515 Band 51, 52,535 Bowling 51,52,53, Bowling Captain 535 Operetta 505 Spark- ler staff 525 Home Economics Club 50, 51, 52, 535 Soccer 515 Archery Meet 51,52. , W5 . ' F GILBERT RILEY Spider President Senior Class 535 Senator 535 Band 50,51, 52,535 All State 50, 51,525 Football 51,52,,53g Bas4 ketball 52, 535 Rifle Club 52, 53, Treasurer Rifle Club 52, 53, County Rifle Team 52, 535 Empire Boys State 525 Mixed Chorus 50, 51, 52,535 Operetta 50, 535 Class Prize 505 Block W Club 52,535 Honor Letter 525 Yearbook Staff 535 German Band 53. MN S ALICE CHAMBERLIN Ally Girls' Glee Club 52, 535 Mixed Chorus 52, 535 Senior Girls' Choir 535 Commercial Club 52, 535 Dramatic Club 525 GAA 525 Home Economics Club 52,535 Representative 52,535 Sparkler Typist 52,535 Intra- mural Sports 525 Vice President Commercial Club 525 Secretary-Treasurer Dramatic Club 525 Class ' ' Will 535 Operetta 535 Secretary Mixed Chorus 53, '4-gg DONNA WALLACE Donie Lu Varsity Cheerleader 50, 51, 52, 53: Majorette 52, Drum Major 535 l? 't Junior Prom Court 525 Band 50,5l, 52, 535 Glee Club 50,51,52, 535 5 ,TA Mixed Chorus 52, 535 Senior Girls' Choir 535 All State Choir 535 'W Block W Club 51, 52, 533 Class Secretary 513 Intramural Sports 50, 51, 52, 535 Class History 535 Commercial Club 52, 535 Home Econom- t ics Club 50, 535 Operetta Cast 535 Honor Letter 52. JOHN WHITFORD Little Joe Basketball 51, 52: Football 51, 52: Block W Club 53: Honor Letter 52: Intramural Basketball 50, 51: Band 50, 51, 52, 53: All State Band 50,51: Bowling Club 50, 53: County Bowling 51: County Boys' Vol- leyball 52: Mixed Chorus 50: Operetta 50: Tennis Team 51: 4-H 50, DOLDRES SIDCOX ..Dee.. Commercial Club 52,53: Dramatic Club 52: Girls Sport better 52: Cafeteria Work 51, 52, 53: Home Economics Club 53: Soccer 51, 52, 53: Hockey 51, Softball 51, 52, 53: Sports Playday 51,52, 53. JOAN STAFFORD Jeanie Vice President Senior Class 53: Treasurer Student Council 51, Student Council 51, 53: Advertising Manager Yearbook 53: Exchange Manager Sparkler 52, 53: Yearbook Reporter 50, 52: Sparkler Reporter 50, 51,52: Operetta Cast 53: Honor Letter 52: Junior Prom Court 52: Girls' Athletic Letter 52, Girls' Athletic Association 51, 52, 53: Captain Bowling 52: 'W President Glee Club 53: Glee Club 50, 51, 52, 53: Milied Chorus 52. 53: Representative 50, 51, 52, 53. MARIORIE BELLINGER Monny Home Economics Club 50, 51, 52, 53, Secretary Home Economics Club 52, Vice President Home Economics Club 53: Commercial Club 50,51, 52, 53, Secretary Commercial Club 53: Sparkler Reporter 53: Representative 52, 53: Joumallst of House 52: Glee Club 50,51, 52,53, Treasurer of Glee Club 53: Mixed Chorus 52, 53: Pianist for Mixed Chorus 50, 51. L 52, 53: Basketball 51, 52, 53: Volleyball 51, 52, 53: ELIZABETH SMITH Bette whiff ' Y W fx IEANETTE THOMPSON Jeanne Junior Prom Queen 525 Girls' Glee Club 50,51,52, 535 Mixed Chorus 52, 535 I. V. Cheerleader 525 Varsity Cheerleader 535 Dramatic Club 51, 525 Rifle Club 52, 535 Bowling Club 52, 535 Senior Choir 535 Year- book Staff 535 Rifle Team 52, 535 Secretary-Treas- urer Block W Club 53. SYLBIA KELLER Silvas Commercial Club 52,535 Glee Club 52, 53: Cafeteria 51, 52,535 Dramatic Club 52 . Glee Club 50, 51, 52, 535 Mixed Chorus 52, 535 Senior Girls Choir 535 Honor Letter 525 Commercial Club 50, 51, 52,53, Commercial Club Secretary 525 Mixed Chorus Sparkler Reporter 535 Home Economics Club 50,51,52,535 Basketball 50, 51,525 Volleyball 50,51, 525 Soft- ball 50, 51,525 Soccer 50,515 Cafeteria Staff 50, JACK O'NEIL Jack Basketball 50, 51, 52, 53: I. V. Basketball 50, 515 Baseball 52, 535 Block W Club 535 Intramural Basketball 50, 515 Welcoming Committee 535 County Boys' Volleyball Team 52: Tennis 51. ROBERT BATE S Bob MARY SUSZYNSKA Suzy Glee Club 51, 52, 535 Operetta 535 Mixed Chorus 535 Home Economics Club 52, 535 Camera Club 515 Dramatic Club 51,525 Commercial Club 52: Senator 525 Representative 51, 52, 535 Student Government 525 Sparkler Reporter 533 Yearbook 535 Honor Letter 535 Soccer 515 Volleyball 51,535 Archery 51, 52,53, County Archery Meet 52, BARBARA GROSS lvaarbu Soccer 52, 535 Hockey 51, 52, 535 Basketball 52, 535 Volleyball 51, 52, 535 Softball 51, 52, 535 Girls Sport Letter 535 Senior Choir 535 Senior Will 535 Dramatic Club 525 Commercial Club 52, 535 Home Econom- ics Club 535 Rifle Club 52. Football 5O,51,525 Block W Club 50, 5l,52, 53, Vice President Block W Club 535 Honor Letter 525 Dramatic Club 523 FFA 50, 51, 52,53, Treasurer FFA 52, FFAlLeadership Training Program 52,535 Seantor 51, Representative 525 Camera Club 50, 515 Crafts Club 50, VIRGINIA LEE Iinnie Art Editor Sparkler 525 Art Editor Yearbook 535 Gold Key Award-Ceramics 515 Literary Editor Sparkler 53, Sparkler Staff 515 Girls' Glee Club 51, 52, 535 Mixed Chorus 52, 535 Operetta Cast 535 Honor Letter 525 Dramatic Club 51, 525 Home Economics Club 52 Representative 523 Volleyball 52,535 Hockey 52,535 Soccer 52, 535 Softball 52, 535 Constitution Speaker 53. Rornsrrr TowNsEND Bob I. V. Football 505 Ping Pong 525 Intramural Basketball 535 Intramural Volleyball 525 FFA 53, NANCY ROBERTS Nickie Lee Transferred from Port Byron 51. Commercial Club 52, Treasurer Commercial Club 535 Glee Club 52, 535 Home Economics Club 53 Senior Girls' Choir 535 Mixed Chorus 52, 535 WILLIAM BARROWS Bill I. V. Basketball 525 Tennis 515 Football 52,535 Intramural Basketball 535 Bowling Club 50, 51,52 535 Band 50,51, 52, 535 Representative 515 Com- mercial Club 51, 52, 535 Dramatic Club 51. CAROL GREEN Carol Glee Club 50, 51, 52, 535 Mixed Chorus 52, 535 Dramatic Club 505 Home Economics Club 50, 51, 525 Bowling Club 52, 53. T ANTHONY VESOSKY nAndyv1 DONALD IDE Don Band 50, 51, 52, 53, German Band 53, Rifle Club 52, KENNETH BALCH 'Ken' Band 50, 51, 52,53, Stage Manager 50, 51, 52, Mixed Chorus 50, 51, 52,53, All State Choir 51, 52,53, Boys' Chorus 50, Dance Band 52, 53, German Band 53. FFA 50, 51, 52,53, 4-H 50, Bowling Club 53, Ping Pong 52, Tennis 51, Honor Letter 52, Intramural Basketball 52, FFA Officer 53. BETTY BAILEY Batty Band 52, 53, All State Band 53, Mixed Chorus 53, Glee Club 53, Senior Girls' Choir 53, Intramural Sports 52, 53, Honor Letter 52, Typist Sparkle: 52 Assignment Editor Sparkler 53, Home Economics Club 52, 53, Dramatic Club 52, Representative 52 53, Constitution Speaker 52, Operetta 53. JAMES MAU num.. Band 50, 51, 52,53g Intramural Basketball 53, Operetta 50, 53, Mixed Chorus 50, 51, 52, 53, All State Chorus 52, BARBARA MORRISSEY Bobby Lou Glee Club 50, 51, 52,53g Mixed Chorus 52, 53, Home Economics Club 50, 51, 52, 53, Commercial Club 50, 51, 52, 53, Basketball 50, 51, 52, Softball 50, 52, Field Hockey 51, 52, Soccer 50,51, J ' 1 MELVIN MARSHALL Melve . Cafeteria Staff 51,52, 53, Band 50, 51,52, Glee Club 50, Mixed Chorus 50, Commercial Club 51,52, 53, German Band 53. HAIDLD BATES Abbort Football 50,511 Rifle Club 51,52,53, President Rifle Club 52, Sec- tional Rifle Competition 51, County Rifle Team 513 Bowling Club 52, 53, Bowling Club Treasurer 53, Bowling Club Captain 53, Block W Club 51,52,53g Honor Letter 52, Camera Club 50,51,52g Band 50,51, 52, Intramural Basketball 51, 52, Senator 51, Representative 50, 52,53. 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' 1: 5 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Here we are at last' Most of us have had nmes when we wondered whether or not we would make the grade graduatxon that 15 Looklng back we frnd that ln 1940 the Klndergarten Class started w1th 55 of us hopeful youngsters 22 of whom are members of the present Semor Class Among these are Dorothy Denman Kenneth Balch Melvm Marshall Gxlbert Rlley Fred Babcock Sylvla Keller Ellzabeth Sm1th Harold Bates W11l1am Barrows Harry Hxnman R1chard Lane Joseph Marshall John Skvorak Marjone Belhnger Laura Lampman Norma Leonardx Jane Mar shall Barbara Morrrssey Joan Stafford Jeanette Thompson and Nancy Whltman We were really a proud class we owned the f1rst and last sandbox Also to keep ourselves busy we had our own l1ttle store and sold empty cereal packs to the lucky F1rst Grade We should have had a class treasurer then to handle all of our proflts toy money Then, when our own lndustnousness and a great deal of good fortune found us m Frrst Grade we plcked up a few more lucky students Jack O Nell John Whltford Gall Goodsell Carol Green Donna Wallace and Nancy Roberts We d1d about all the thlngs normal F1rst Graders do lncludmg smgmg and playmg games each day at the start of school As Second Grade whrzzed by we found that we had nexther plcked up nor dropped anyone But ln Thlrd Grade we had Just one newcomer Robert Hook ln Fourth Grade we certamly had fun In a Buy Defense Stamps contest the losers treated the wlnners to a party at the end of the year Frfth and Sxxth Grades brought us one new member James Mau There was one outstandmg feature of the Stxth Grade Some of us studled spellmg words ln the cloakroom Now lay before us Seventh Grade sometlung entrrely new We would be taklng drfferent subjects from dlf ferent teachers and would be passtng classes w1th bells We orgamzed as a class w1th Mxss McPeak as our class advtsor We had qulte a few new students besxdes the ones prevlously mentloned Among the recent newcomers were Robert Brown George Donahue Rlchard Muth Jon Stahl Rrchard Dlx Donald Jack W1ll1am Cnssey Robert Fultz Helen Gllfus Vll'gll'l13 Swrtzer Helen Fyke Drana Durston Anne Kllmer Joyce Lxpp Geraldme Ohver Audrey Pemrd Armema Shadman Deeda Smxth and Marllyn Stelnman Then of course we regretted losmg some of our classmates Rodenck Straub Rlchard Dlx Gary Veeder Gerald Whlte Robert Fultz Helen Fyke D1ana Durston and Joyce Lxpp Exghth Grade orgamzed as a class and Mrs Sloan was our advlsor We were not allowed to have hayndes so we had a skatmg party at Reva Rollerdrome mstead We as rn most of the years prevxous galned and lost some more boys and gtrls Gamed were Robert Bates Barbara Gross Nell Klmberly Jeanne Smlth Cormne Smlth and Cece11a Straub Lost Jeanne Sm1th Raymond Wallace Jon Stahl Geraldme Ollver and Armema Shadman Nrnth grade agam was somethlng qulte new as we found ourselves w1th new teachers new classrooms and even mary Hooker Llllran Johnson Charles Tallman Carl Bennett Anthony Vesosky Robert Townsend R1chard Colvm Russell Colvm and Theodore Babu Some of our new classmates d1dn t stay long Heaven only knows why Those lost were Donald Jack James Traver Helen Gllfus Nell Kxmberly Theodore Bablt Betty Stevens Rrchard Muth W1ll1am Crxssey Vxrgxma Swltzer Carl Bennett and Rosemary Hooker We had to start buxldmg up our capltal so we started our Frosh year by selllng magazlne subscrlptlons Our offrcers were Wxllxam Cr1ssey Presldent Nancy Whitman Vrce Presldent John Skvorak Secretary and Rtchard Colv1n Treasurer who moved up to be a Sophomore at half year and was replaced by Robert Hook We were led by Mr Gasket For entertatnment there was a skatmg party whlch resulted rn a good txme Our Sophomore year was led by Mr Jeffrey as class advlsor Harry Hxnman Presldent R1chard Lane Vrce Presrdent Donna Wallace Secretary and Robert Brown Treasurer We gamed some new classmen Vxrgmxa Lee Dolores Sllcox Ne1lButterf1eld Cortland Ketcham Thomas Green John Kramer Leland Smrth Fred Exner Francls Ryan Kenneth Wrnslow Clara Symula and Patncla Compton We were all full pledged Sophomores after our upperclassmen the Jumors rmtlated us Thls of course caused laughes for all onlookers We were unfortunate tn loslng Cecelta Straub Russell Colvrn Iola Wandle Shrrley Parker Barbara Hauke Thomas Green John Kramer Fred Exner Francls Ryan Clara Symula Patncxa Compton Anne Kxlmer and Deeda Smlth One of our great successes as Sophomores was the flrst of our annual spaghetn suppers whlch proved to be a very good money makrng proposmon As Jumors we gamed and lost fewer of our classmates Those that were garned Betty Barley Al1ce and Dons Chamberlln Nancy Roberts Theodore Bauder and Gertrude Prchany Out of thls year we lost Charles Tallman Lxlhan Johnson Leland Smlth Robert Brown George Donahue and Theodore Bauder We were led thxs year by Mrs Stone as our advrsor Offxcers were elected as follows Presxdent John Skvorak Vlce Presxdent Laura Lamp man Secretary Norma Leonardl Treasurer Richard Lane At Chnstmas we sold holly decoranons and 1n the Sprmg we sold necknes and scarves Also rn Februarv we sponsored a dance by the Woodhull Boys whlch was fun By tlus t1me we really were eager to make money so we declded on selhng autograph books and then above all we sponsored our second spaghettx supper whxch was a blgger lut than the ftrst p I I I I - l I I I I u 1 I . 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Pleasure included a skatrng party which as before brought a good trme for those who attended The brggest event of this year for most was however the Iumor Prom We had a court of Ioan Stafford Donna Wallace Norma Leonardr Harry Hrnman George Donahue and Nell Butterfteld Our queen was Ieanette Thompson and our krng John Skvorak For our loving upper classmen the Seniors we sponsored the Semor Ball which was held the last day of school There was quite a Job of decorations but it tumed out so nicely that we forgot all the hard work that had gone into rt Now as trme to go our separate ways draws near we would like to tell you of our Semor year the best of all We started off the year with Miss Palmer our advisor Gilbert Riley was elected President Ioan Stafford as Vrce President and since Norma Leonardr and Richard Lane had done so well prevrously we re elected them to take the same jobs We lost only one member of the class Audrey Penrrd However we gained Mary Suszynska Robert Bates James Mau Wrllram Barrows John Whrtford Nancy Roberts Robert Townsend and Sylvia Keller Innovation was the thang we were always looking for This year we decided to have a new yearbook one wrth many good changes Thrs would give our underclassmen something by which to remember us This year did away with paper covered yearbooks and had hard covered or padded ones On the cover was a full picture of the school rn green and white The ads were more drstrnctrve A150 there were mdrvrdual spot-rg pretur-eg and features Along wlth the new yearbook we decrded on changing the name We would have liked one with more meanrng something which only Weedsport could use but after much effort and not many good suggestions we finally gave up On September 20 the Semor girls had their first brrthday party We hereby made rt known at this event that every Semor grrl would have a brrthday party Be it known also thrs plan was thoroughly carried out Around this trme also we had another important event One of our girls was pinned Thrs was Manlyn Stern man She was serenaded and received an orchid from the Alpha Chr Rho Chapter of Syracuse University We had lots of work to do and we started rn with the third and final spaghettr supper It really was a success with the boys serving and the girls working rn the kitchen We thmk that one of the best ideas among the girls was the knee socks The first day we wore these was also the day of our Tea Dance The boys thought these were ternble and we almost agreed with them when about frfteen minutes after the dance started they all appeared in football socks at S U We had a bus that took the many who wished to go All who went enyoyed themselves Dunng English one day we came upon a very serious assrgnment We were to tell the absolute truth for 24 hours We decided to add some color to this by telling all our students that we were giving one dollar bills to the frrst frve people on the athletrc field dunng the morning activity period There were only five lucky people who belxeved us Chnstmas brought happy times among us all Vacation' Srngrng Carols' A party was held at Monny Bellm ger s on December 22 for the grrls We exchanged gifts and at 7 30 the boys and some of the Junrors came and we all went carolrng We were g1ven donations whrch went to the Weedsport Nursrng Home Williamson s Pansrans provrded the music for the annual Chnstmas Dance sponsored by the Semor Class December 29 With the sp1r1t of winter large white snowflakes were scattered about the gym walls and strll more hung from red and green streamers which fonned a roof over the dancers A huge paper snowman took hrs place on the stage and beautrfully decorated Chnstmas trees stood about the room To complete the holiday atmosphere colored lrghts and evergreen boughs were strung around the low fencern the orchestra s corner Many attended this gala holiday affair and all seemed to enyoy themselves rmmensely A senes of pajama parties was also held among the Semor girls The boys had their stag parties These sulted rn hrlanous fun and usually staying up all mght On January 28 we sponsored Luckner a magrcran We had a good turnout for thrs performance The Semor play It s a Great Lrfe was selected and tryouts began around the middle of January The parts were chosen and were portrayed very well There was a good audrence at the performance March 24 Next on our calendar was the Junior Prom Aprrl 10 Hal Baker s orchestra did a very satisfactory Job It was a colorful affarr at which we are sure everyone had a good time The Semor Ball was to be the last school event of the year We thoughtfully looked forward to this as rt would be our last formal dance while sttll high school SIUGCHIS Graduation just about frnrshes up our history This was a very beauttful affarr but one which we wrsh were still ahead of us We can only say we are very sorry rt is all over There are so many mrstakes we wouldn t make rf we could only stan over We are sure however that without mistakes this world would be too perfect We owe lots of thxs might I say a good deal to the teachers who were so patient wrth us We wish them better luck rn the future We don t want to waste time rn idle chrt chat when there is a class waiting to take our place Good luck to the up and coming Seniors and we hope your Semor year will be as wonderful as ours So long but not good bye The Seniors . . . . 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U . : FE C M W G D in .- G 2 . ' z u W L D M W . - D . ' M Q w - Q 1 . M F E U U . was E E5 Q was 2? 0308 SE 22986 xouaw wmmgg M E Q -D .- Q t E. w : ' .U b U m W K M . 1 M M M A : -U Q W . 1 W U - , M . 2 U . eaiafz pk? QAVAS First row: N. Whitman, N. Roberts, N. Leonardi, V. Lee, M. Bellinger. I. Marshall, D. Denman, G. Goodsell, B. Morrissey. R. Bates, W. Barrows. Second row: Miss Palmer, D. Silcox, B. Smith, M. Suszynska, D. Wallace J. Stafford, I. Thompson, L. Lampman, A. Chamberlin, B. Bailey, D. Chamberlain, S. Keller, H. Bates. Third row: B, Gross, M. Steinman, B. Parker, F. Babcock, M. Marshall, J, Whitford, J. Skvorak, K. Balch, J. O'Nei1, D. Ide, A, Vesosky, N. Butterfield, G. Riley, H. Hinman, R, Lane, C. Ketcham, J. Marshall. On February second, I was listening outside the door of the Senior homeroom. Everyone was talking, and what about? Yes, the Senior play. They were saying what a great play it was and how wonderful the chosen cast would be. The play was It's a Great Life, The people who took parts were: Betty Bailey--as Jeannie Peabody who is lovely, vivid and dramatic. Gilbert Riley--as Claude Fraley who took himself and Jeannie seriously. Skip Lane--as Russell Peabody-a senior who is sloppy and indifferent. Dotty Denman--as Annabelle-cheerful and neat, does Russell's biology. Donna Wallace--as Eloise-a sturdy, healthy girl of all work. Jinnie Lee--as Grace Peobody who has trouble concentra- ting. Io Stafford--Aurelia Audrey Wunkle -tall and long face. Nancy Whitman--Sophia Jane Wunkle-short and round faced, Johnny Skvorak--Dr. Edward Appleby-handsome and lives next door. John Whitford--George Pea- body-has trouble managing fhis family. Harry Hinman--as Larry Jordan-from college, energetic hustler. Jeanne Thompson--as Alice -bright and pretty does Russe1l's Algebra. Peggy Lampman--Miss Jacobs is Russel1's exas- perated teacher. Melvin Marshall--Mr. Pooley a lawyer. I snuck in on rehearsal quite often and g0I quite a kick out of watching them, especially how Jeannie giggled the first few times Claude held her hand, then Larry and Claude fighting over Jeannie and poor Mr. Pea- body getting a plant over his head while innocently standing by. Poor Eloise! There wasn't a thing Grace Peabody didn't'find for her to do. Then, there was Russell with his two secretaries, Annabelle and Alice. With his teacher Miss Jacobs, he had troubles galore but they never seemed to bother him. There was the time Grace sold the house to Aurelia and Sophia and Mr. Pooley came to help out his clients. Dr. Appleby was always standing by to help out the Peabodys, His attentions paid off, too. At dress rehearsal everyone was tearing his hair, but on the night of March twenty-fourth, I peeked in the window of the auditorium and what a capacity crowd. I'd never seen it so packed before! Then l heard enormous applause. I looked at my watch--just 8:15. The curtain was going up on the first act and on time, too, What--the end of the third act, so soon? As everyone was leaving I had myself hidden in the corner of the room. loverheard a great many compliments, such as They all played their parts so well N What a job Miss Palmer had, but it was directed so beautifully. Then I crept backstage where the cast was changing, getting ready for the party after. I overheard the play- ers saying Gosh! I thought maybe I'd forgotten my lines and l'm glad it's over, but wasn't it fun? As I leave you, I want to say lhope everyone enjoyed the play as much as we did in putting it on. Mitzi Steinman Um pecan X Af! .-' . 1. King and Zaeea and Azzeamaza '92 CALENDAR DF EVENTS PROM COURT TD BE PICKED Bug Tumout Antlclpated '3 Attend All State The Senlor Class ls hard at work planning the most important event of the year the Iunlor Prom with Hal Baker and his orchestra Elections wlllbe held throughout highschool Monday to pick the King and Queen and thelr court The Prom will be held Aprll 10 at which time two outstandtngluniors will be crowned King and Queen c cb gfgfirm 176: K ff Wafkl Ch rlstmas Dance The annual Christmas Dance sponsored by the Senior Class was held Monday December 29, inthe school gym The holiday affair, the firstseml formal dance of the year was well attended both by students and alumni Many recent graduates who were home for Christmas took advantage of the dance to renew old acquaintances Dancing ln the gally decorated gymwas made very enjoyable by the music of Wllllamson s Parlslans who played from 9 to 1 Credit is due the Senior Class many members of which worked bus ily selling tlckets checking deco ratlng and otherwise contributing to the success of this event Chaperones were Mr and Mrs Robert Stone and Miss Palmer the Senior Class advlsor Magtc! All these and more kept the au dlence of the Great Luckner Magic lan show on the edge of their seats This show was sponsored by the Sen lor Class to ralse money for their yearbook for nuff' ln Newark From the instrumental and vocal departmentsthtrteen left October 31 for a musical weekend tn Newark They worked under the best directors ln the state The finalclimax of thelr two days work was a concert pre sented by the cholr hand and orches ra Syracuse U Host To ESSPA Convention Seven eagerjournallsts left Fri day October 24 for a fun packed week end on Syracuse campus The program lncluded varlous aspects of hlgh schooljournallsm The 700 del egates were guests at Hotel Onon daga for dimer and dancing They also attended the Syracuse vs Holy Cross football game on Saturday Woodhulls Draw Crowd More than 250 people crowded the WCS gym floor November 14 in the most successful dance ever put on Everyone in the class worked some taking and selling tickets o thers ln the checkroom md others ln the busy cafeteria lt was a very festlve affair and everyone had a gay time Anyone For Spaghettu? November 20 was a busy day for the Seniors Whlle some were pre parlng spaghetti sauce with the help of Mrs Leonardl, other more artis tic souls were making clever designs for the walland others were arrang ing tables and chairs The class was well rewarded for its efforts when a large crowd turned out and a large supply of spaghetti was consumed The treasury was noticeably tn creased by the profit Operetta Cast Hard At Work With operetta not far away March 8 and 7 the cast, crews along with Mrs Casper have been very busy with night rehearsals etc ln The Sunbonnet Glrl Allce Austerman and Davld O Hara have the leads With Alice as Sue, lt tells the story of a poor work rldden g-lrl whose excellent volce ls discovered She enters a contest and ls crowned the Queen of Song' and all has a happy Furst Skating Party Near The Junior Class held the first skating party of the year Tuesday October 28 atthe Reva Rollerdrome in Auburn Most Juniors attended and several others had dates from out side their class I WCS Has Busy Band Band Concert Fllls House A large crowd attended the first band concert of the year which was put on to raise money for the band s prospective trip to Sherburne A mong the highlights of the program were the saxophone trlo, Triad AnnWhltman's clarinet solo Hora Staccato alsoadrum solo by Juan ita Chatfleld The band also did a goodjobon such wellknown numbers as Blue Tango Hall Hall Around the World Time On MY Hands Allan a Dale , ure and 'Mexican Over thers i' Musical roups To Attend Festlval And Contest The choral and instrumental groups will attend the annual Spring Festival which will be held in King Ferry this year on April 17 In the afternoon Girls Glee Club and Mixed Chorus wlll llnd and tn the evening Concert Band will do three or four numbers The groups will be com mented on at Festival by an adludt cator and wtll go to Canandaigua the following week to Contest for a rat ing Several soloists will also per form and will be graded A, B, or C according to tone quality execution e c Sensors -. Sponsor Mrs Maclfenzle October 15 was the date for the flrst ln a series of book revlews Her excellent account of The Tral tors even made the boys still Postmarked Moscow aand Tne White Witch Doctor promise to be equally interesting The rest of the books which she will do are not yet known Concert Bandwlll present its seo- ond band concert Aprll 15 and just 2 days after that will make lts trlp to Sherburne Hlgh School in the eastern partof the state to give a concert at their school They will be enter tained and wlll stay overnight at the homes of Sherburne band members Sherburne will do a return concert on May22 ln Weedsport They have a fine band and a good concert ls anticipated. Seniors Fund It s A Great Lnfe March 24, in the auditorium at 8 15 the Senior Class will present lts annual Senlor Play This year s presentation ts lt s aGreat Life , by Robert Finch Actlon revolves around the Peabody family and Mr Peabodys plan supposed to gtve each member a purpose tn llfe How ever the plan serves much better in Peabody from attic to cellar collect tng year old bllls her daughter Jeannie into hysterlcs trying to de clde on a husband and son Russell into the veterinary field, complete with broken down horse Add to this the lightweight flsttcuffs of Jeannie s boyfriends Russell s tu torlng girlfriends, an irate teacher a maid with a sense of humor and the tax assessor who has claimed the house and we have a hilarious com Iedy, promlslng fun for all 'Q l I I . , - - r , 'U' 9' ' . . - Q 11 . ' , Q37 g '-' K4 - H I I n if .ju , .. .. ' . l -N . l . ' ,ll . l G R I n H H nyn , H ' - I I ' . u U - - va 1 ,r , - ' H0lId3yS .- V t 0 ' creatlng confusion by sending Grace - - ---n ' J . 1 ' l , Q' 5 ,X ' ' ' L I - nl ' 4. G , ' N sl I . ' y . N - U I 1 I I O .I Q, , H 5' 1 V Y I I II ' sl . ll -- endtng .IUNIORS Ann Whitman -- ----- ---- P resident I . ZW w l 1 I Io' E-T' rl' ' . ..-L- A ' 4A vs.. First row: L. Wallace, V. Robertson, G. Dickinson, J. Post, M. Edmunds, N. Blumer, E. Corwin, J. Traver, D, Wallace, Second row: Mrs, Stone, E, Buckler, S. Colvin, A. Van Duzer, C, Witherell, J. Fults, J, Bernard, J, Pratt, B, Zellar, W, Smith. Third row: J. Gleason, L. Thierry, N. Follett, G. Harding, A. Whitman, C. Chamberlin, J, Bibbens, W, Schoonmaker, J, Waldron, M, Saroodis, Fourth row: R, Parker, H. Foltz, W, Jones, R. Tucker, B. Chase, J, Exner, D. O'Hara, J. Zimmer, P. Montross, I. O'Connell, D. Mcwethy, J, O'Brien. The new school year brought an eager and ambitious new Junior Class to the halls of Weedsport Central, At theorganization meeting Mrs. Stone was elected advisor. For the first time in the history of the class a girl, Ann Whitman, was elected president. Newell Follett, was put in as vice President and Jackie Pratt, as secretary, Nancy Blumer was again chosen to keep the finances straight, . After initiating the unsuspecting Sophomores on a appropriate date, hull Boys, a well-known round and square dance band, for the night of November 14, and made a profit of over 5100. Gaining confidence in their money-making ability, the Juniors took up several more proj- ects, such as selling stationary, Christmas holly and baked goods, boosting the treasury still more, After much heated controversy, the Senior Ball date was set for May 22. It is hoped that the Seniors who attended had' an enjoyable time. On April 10, the annual Prom was given by the Seniors in honor of the Juniors. This was the most memorable event of the school year, especially for the Juniors, as they watched two members of their class crowned King and Queen of the Prom, M All of these events plus other get-togethers, such as class skating K 3 pHrIi6S, and picnics, brought the Junior class a sense of accomplish- ment along with much fun. All are looking forward to being Seniors with promise of a full and wonderful year and hope it will holdSuccess Nancy Blumer ---------- Treasurer Jackie Pram , , , .... Secretary in the same measure as the Junior year has. Newell Follett - - - -Vice President ADH Whitman Joyce Bernard COYLE'S BAKERY Weedsport, New York 7 Hallowe'en, the class got down to business, First they hired the Wood- 'EV N 4 ' Af SOPHOMORES ting: William Smith, President, Kathleen DeForrest, Vice President, Mary Cuddy, Secretary, Donald Beavers, Treasurer, Mr. D'Antonino, Class Advisor. and to make their Sophomore year a memorable one. 1 ments at all home football and basketball games, x music furnished by a jukebox. assembly March 27. looking forward to even more success in the future, 0 '26 'lr .1 Q7 First row: Mr. D'Antonino, A. Behling, N. Roberts, M, Maitland, S. Corwin, C. Hazzard Second row: M. Cuddy, S, Butler, R. Derby, B, Babcock, J, Balch, B. Babiarz, M. Pratt, M Pichany E Babcock. Third row: J, Beach, A. Schnauber, E. Manrow, R, Kiefer, P, Bibbens, E. Roberts S Harris F Drabel, Fourth row: K. Deforest, K. Steinman, B. Bough, B. Gilfus. The Sophomores started off their second big year of high school by elec- The class made a vow to make an impression on the rest of the high school, They tried to uphold this vow by organizing a foodstand to sell refresh- Next, they held a Sock l-lop February ll which was a great success with .R The Sophomores had their first skating party February 16, and their class All in all, the class worked hard, but had a lot of fun doing it, and they're Thelma Welch Di a cvzegfacd v-3 ' X 'K First row: Mr. D'Antonino, G. Bankert, A. Chapman, S. Taylor, W. Smith, D. Beavers, E. Webster, D. Win- slow, Second row: D. Kosters, G. Baker, G. Plunkett, D. Fults, M. Kiefer, B. Lundberg, M. VanNorstrand, Third row: W. Chase, R. Weatherstone, A. Green, M. Keller, L. Jacobs, I, Wethey, P. O'Neil, K. DeForrest Fourth row, S, Dudzinski, E. Leonardi, R. Mappes, N. Marr, R. Weller, W, Compton, 'i i 'Nil- ,Fi iff. 'H . 1 ' ,FV K 5. gh 2 Cf. 59 Sf! fu Q K Qi 156006 0 V 111 i.:,.i.l':.f,, 'Y' I Q . , fm :2BZQ . yu.. JUNIOR HIGH A v -ff 1 Y , l rr-.Lg ' sts ' First row: Mr. Gasket, F. Smith, D. Bennett, R, Witherell, R. Streeter, T. Dunham. Second row: A. Ames, N. Garrigan, T. Johnson, S. Corfield, E. Buckler, D. Crego. Third row: P. Schoonmaker, G. Harding, R. Barrows, R, Mack, C. Matty, T. O'Brien, S. Balcom. Fourth row: I. Lippoldt, R. Bibbens, D. Spier, K. Butterfield. Absent: R. Gustavson. The Freshman Class held its first class meeting on September 15. Philip Shepherd was elected as President. Tresure Johnson was elected Vice President J to act as his stand -in and assistant. Edgar Jorolemon was chosen as Secretary and Mary Liz Stafford was entrusted with the money. To represent it in Con- gress, the class sent James Lippoldt and Penney Schoonmaker to the Senate, Janice Ozark, Karen Butterfield, Juanita Chatfield, Robert Barrows and Roy Bibbens became the Freshman members of the House. The advisor is Mr, Gas- ket. As their first money-making project the Freshmen sold 31,161 worth of magazine subscriptions during October. Later a box social was held. Skating parties attended by the Freshmen and their friends were held December 4 and March 23, The Freshman assembly was held May 8, Reporters: Juanita Chatfield Tom Short as ? 2 First row: Mr. Gasket, C. Moody, D, Hazzard, 1. Dudzinski, R. Campbell, E, Whitman, P. Shepherd. Second rowq T, Short, W, Watkins. I. Gilfus, M. Depew, M. Stafford, 1. Holihan, S. Cullen. Third row: D. Bankert, H. Zimmer, I. Sullivan, R, Neville, C. Rotunda, J. Ozark, J. Chatfield. Fourth rowg P. Baker, G, Mau, G, Colvin, E. Iorolemon. 'U P M' ff Y this ,818 A '- Q54- ff 43 L, L- rv lg... 1 'A '- wi J A 5- '. '. 1 fr'- l,f,N. 5 CWA 61446 if X 1 I First row: Mrs. Sloan, R, DeForrest, D. Penird, R. Berry, R. Welch, J. Totman. Second row: C. Ames, J. Ashby, A. Ryan, B. Learo, D. Randall, Third row: J, Williams, C. Golamb, P. Tierney, C. Goodsell, C, Hepner, I. Spier, E. Traver. Fourth row: I. Bankert, A. Rosecrons, B. Ward, D. Salisbury, D. Penrid, A. Parker, L. Taylor. 'idk E' ' 'wif ,M . rs 7: V- . A-5511g'f3:? ' A 5 49454 ,made First row, Mrs. Sloan, G. Kenyon, D. Bowden, G. Weller, P, O'l-lara, R. Pantusi, M. Iorolemon. J. Cuddy, Second rowg P. Drable, B. Tallman, H. Hazer, E. Maitland, W. Babcock, B. Ward, D. Jeffers. Third row: D. Wolford, J, Wethey, G. Goodrich, I, Stevens, W. Benedict, S. Whitman, L. Jones, E, Jordan, Fourth row: M. Shepherd, E. Stebbins, C. Goodrich, G. Dickinson, B. Christopher, R. Leonardi, R, Steinman, S, Baran, Absent: G. Muth. E, W, HAZER PLUMBING and HEATING APPLIANCES, Weedspott, N. Y. -I no G' 'ill vl 7 G- . . , ,v . .3 5 ,l , Y' 45,3--ix, K '.. ' la , gl .,a fX A s w First row: Miss McPeak, D, Penird, J. Nicoletti, C, Bross, D. Holdridge, P. McNabb, M. Corwin, Second row: M. Fitts, D. Pickert, M, Treat, D. Copp, D. Kiefer, J. Zimmer, R. Gilfus. Third row: S, Weller, S. Depew, G, Faatz, B, Johnston, F, Backman, N. Cameron, D. Whitman, Fourth row: R. Presley, R. Vesosky, R. LaForce, E, Cartner, C, Pine, Absent: D. Kinnamon, M. Hutton, n 'z I 5-2, -. Q ? O Y. gud! LIB' First row: Miss McPeak, M, O'Nei1, S, Short, N. Trice, I. Coker, C, Pratt, E. Barnes. Second row: P, Gary, D. Short, M. Sheehan, C. Jennings, H. Ames, L. Buckler, A. Schoonmaker, Third row: H. Priebc, C. Chris- f0PhCl'. N. Roberts. M- BCHCTI. L. Moody, E. Gi1fUS.J. Terwilliger, C. Roberts. Fourth row, S. Holihan, L, Green, B. Webster, Lf.-K cxtlmde First row: Mr. Morsch, S. Smith, R. Iorolemon, W. Burke, M. Lawson, J, Halstead, G, Smith, D. Penird, N. Hubbard, Second row: D, Matty, D, Coker, M. Miller, D. Curry, I. Sims, C. Van Duzer, M. Roberts, S, John, D. Randall, Third row, J, Skvorak, J, Gilfus, G. Demoor, R, Willis, G. Thomas, R. Donahue, R, Barber P. Robbins, B. Alnut. Fourth row: P. Riley, I. Lasher, J, Kent, N. Leone, C. Hazzard, R, Goodrich, S. Kocur R. Penird, I, Stafford. Absent: L. Hewitt, N1 K. !!l Ki x . i ' f ix -H i yi. ,L . Sax!! Qmde SF k i First row: Miss Carroll, I, Derby, R, Bibbens, D. Rathbun, D. Gates, A. Williams, E. Huzar, F. Green, R, Kenyon, Second row, S, Tincknell, F, Hinman, B. Moody, T. Jeffers, A. Compton, R. Babcock, R. Wood, M, Kristofik. J. Kinnamon, Third row: G. Corfield, D. Ferrell, D, Bibbens, G. Faatz, W, Jones, D, Stebbins, T. Blumer, B, Chatfield, R, Parkman, J. Whyte, Fourth row, R. Pantusi, M. Hanlon, E. Rathbun, W, Hamil- ION, S. Leonardi, K. Graham, R. Sims, D. Gross, C. Crego. Absent: L. Lower. PHOENIX TOOL CO. WEEDSPORT -JORDAN DRY CLEANERS Weedspofl, New York x K '-A- W-Qfnr cftimde k First row: Mrs. Ferrell, C. Kopp, B. Orser. I. Moody, H. Harding, L. Presley, C, Manrow, N. Hanlon. ond row: K. Mazzoli, C, Bunnell, S. Jeffers, D. LaDue, W, Watkins, B. Ames, L. Trice, J, Sawyer. T row: S. Cuff, P. Morse, K, Buchanan, D, Ogden, R, Gilfus, T. Marshall, G. Colella, L, Wood, C. Kie M. Gilfus. If ,, . wg , . ' J ef' 5 !'0 gflfld-dd J . , A K Sec - hird fer, GQ f if - ' on X,.x. First row: Mrs. Robinson, E, Scott, S. Cartner, N. Babcock, J. Nicoletti, W. Marshall, C. Doan. Second row: B. Harris, E, Forbes, M. Goodselle, S. Hammond, M, Mead, E. Kramer, D, Green, I. Burke, Third row: A. Hageman, R. Ward, D. Stott, C. Akins, E. Ozark. I. Crawford, G. Steinman, R. Baran. BARAN'S GROCERY STORE Weedsport, New York MYER'S STORE '5 7 ' F A P O I 1-I X-f f gd e 44 T J First row: Mrs. McSweeney, B. Smith, R. Parks, E. Schoonmaker, R. Pichany, C. Copp, S. Harris, I. Good- rich. Second row: I. Balch, D. Simpson, C. Benedict, S. Hawley, B. Mau, B. Manrow, M. Christopher, J. Finley, R. Traver, R. Gates. Third row: M. Brewster, F. Leone, J. Post, I. Quinn, E. Ferguson, T. Moody, B. Donahue, C, DeForest, B. Jones, P. Holdridge, Absent: K. Keel. Y' 11 PK 'tx 7040.14 ZW C. LaForce, K. Baker, L. Phillips, P. Jones, D. Valentine, R. Golamb, C. Coker. Third row: K, Kristofik, j Stone, L. Harding, V, Blumer. Absent: R. Moon, R. Barnes, Mrs. Quinn. BRUTUS ROLLER MILLS, Weedsport, New York First row: Mrs. Quinn, A. Ketcham, P, Ryan, G, Buzik, O, Terwilliger, V. Kosters, S. Streeter. Second row: 'I 'EV- 1 JNL. H . l O . gn it i 7mm QW First row: Miss Teall, G. Maitland, I. Chollete, N. Lower, R. Schram, E. Forbes, S. Coiley. Second row N. Ames, R, Babcock, C. Smith, S. Derby, M. Hutton, C. Pine. Third row: J. Woodard, T. Gilfus K Schnauber, P. Marshall, G. Dickinson, L. Penird, L. Cappy, C. Ball. Absent: John Lyons. .fa ,X - flgniv vu 'W3J ' E, 7: Om .I I f u :I U a I A, I , -5 Y X' -V- First rowg Mrs, Kinney, P. Randall, I, Mead, S. Ehrlich, E. Marshall, V. Ferrell, M. Schnauber P Davis Second row: S. Dennis, D. Biss, R. Tincknell, S. Kelly, T, Salisbury, S. Miller, L. Parks, G. Smith Third row: M. Merritt, B. Hawley, H, Wandle, B. Kocur, A, Garhartt, I. Mathews, E. Thomas, KINNEY FURNERAL HOME, Weedsport, New York G. Presley l I .. s vl'Q Q ,Jlv-,F V 740-wi Qaeda 'xx A2 -'1 - First row: Mrs. Shear, W. Forbes, R. Goodrich, R. DeMoors, M. McGraw, S. Short, K, Beavers, M. Housel, Second row, I, Eastman, I, Mead, M. Lower, A. Lee, K. Deritt, B. Fitzgerald, V. Post, C. Taylor. Third row: D, Huzar, Y, Forest, W. Jones, E. Orser, T, Stickle, A. Baker, S. Halstead, M. Neville, ,r'l .fir 59 l . ., H lad 1446 4 . First row: Mrs. Whitman, D. Smith, D. Gleason, D. Gates, R. Butler, R. Beam, D. Hazer, T. Gasket. Sec- ond rowz E, Weller, G. Ashby, R, LaDue, B. Hammer, M. Gilfus, S. Kuzemka, E, Hooper, T. Manrow, Third row: N. Barber, C. Wright, F. Smith, R. Alnutt, B, Brewster, K. Lamphere, R. Edmunds, P, Graham, I. McMullen, Absentg P, Canolesio, S, Wright, 2 IEAN'S SPECIALTY SHOP, weedsport. New YOY14 I 'N -1 9 ,X 4 Y First row: Mrs. Wheeler, R. Stebbins, R. Jorolemon, S. Morse, E, Cameron, M. Green, B, Jones, Second row: N. Hook, R. Gould, R. Gould, M. Schoonmaker, S. Nash, S. Hubbard, R. Roberts. Third row, B. Kiefer, M. Townsend, A. Atkins, S, Keel, R. Thomas, M. Blumer, H. Hewitt, P, Priebe. fi- A-'Wa N1 91 Saud made '-Q First row: D. Colvin, S. Ehrlich, C. Zimmer, A. Kocur, I. Bennett, C. Green, B. Jones. Second row, I, Holdridge, B. Ferrell, R. Willis, L. Ashby, K. Kenyon, I. Bough, L. Yahn. Third row: S. Isgar, B. Lasher, M. Murphy, R. Ball, D, Harris, J, Jorolemon, P, Bibbens, I. Tierney. Absent: S. O'Brien, S. Marr, S. Baker, F. Lyon, Mrs. LaDue. fx T f rj- 't 7., , 3 FS wlgmde 660 f ,G- f First row: Miss Gardiner, E. Forbes, G, Tucker, P, Sheehan, B, Iorolemon, K, Bowen, R. Ward, L, Parkman, Second row: D. I-ladcock, M. Lee, T. Harrison, R. Mau, R. Fitzgerald, B. Forest, B. Jones, M. Hanlon. Third row: P. Look, I. Valentine, D. Manrow, J. Cameron, D. Coker, L. Tallman, D. Smith, R. Sturgis, N. Hal- stead. Absentg D, Berry, U V'--oe., Q -AZ. 4 s 1 .4 .1 -vi.-r 559 ecfmafigmde-I First row Mrs Tucker C Gilfus I Burke J Fults L, Smith M Plunkett C Randall M Hutchinson Second row, R. Devitt L Wheeler I Sims A. Sheldon M. L Biss H. Merritt D Blake Third row. J Gross, C, York, S. Weeks, D. Cameron, W, Cuddy, B, I, Quinn, G, Stott, Absent: G. Ostrowski, E. Robinson, I, Follett, I. Schmidt, S. Swindon, L, Tumer. ROWE'S BARBER SHOP Weedsport, New York Z.IMMER'S STORE n A, ak. FJ no x A 'X . 1 1 3 V Y 1 First row: D. Smith, P. Pichany, C, Jones, P, Ozark, I, Price, D. Butler, D. Guy, Second row: R. Hinman, D. Denman, R, Daly, S. Crego, I. Stevens, C. Parker, C. Sealy, S. Bibbens, S, Gates, Mrs. Starks, Third row: D. Cartner, Y, Tucker, G, Mappes, R, Scott, C, Bunnell, T. O'Neil, R. Traver, G. Davis, S. Jorole- mon, N. Mott, Absent: R, Pethybridge, 413 Q it I W . ?i3n N...f- -.A :N-' r v l'If5A- --,Jw a H A Lun First row S Follett T Colvin M Hawker R. Sayles L Brewster L Humphrey R. Dusinberre I Zack man R, Ames I Call M Butler L Beach Second row D Stearns K Davis D Jones K Mead J Fitzgerald J Fitzgerald P Corley C Ausburn C Ausburn G Green M Van Hoover K Blss D Look M Coyle Third row: D. Biss I Randolph R. Moody C. Jeffrey M Smith S Weatherstone P Bibbens L Hanlon L Kiefer D Faatz E. Priebe P. Sanford P. Kosters R Woodcock, Fourth row: Mrs. Moore Mrs, Gasket. Absent: K. Wright, M. Balch, S, Barnes, J, Sears, S. Bacon, C. Schmidt, iff'--Z K .J :A . S .ff Fxrst row R Manrow R. Rellly L Forbes I Seally C Phrhps B Jorolemon T Lathrop R. Guy D Bush R. Breeze P Randall Second row E A Sawyer D Ste1nman M Murphy I Lyons C Balcom D I Tay1or,J B1bbens I Blbbens C Walters I Roblnson E Shepherd K Bankert L Abbott Th1rd row D Harris,J Blowers G Button J Ryan D Thompson I Brooks R. Townsend A Pemrd C Jordan S Rlley I. Moon, C Holmes I Woodard C S1ms Fourth row Mrs Moore Mrs Gasket Absent A Lyons H Bateman cn' MISS GERALDINE PALMER IxR. MR. and MRS and MRS and MRS and MRS and MRS and MRS and MRS and MRS and MRS JOHN SKVORAK ROBERT STONE SALVATORI: LEONARDI CHARLES DENMAN DAVID BELLINGER EARL BATES WILLIAM F LAMPMAN GEORGE WHITMAN CLARENCEE ROBERTS JAMES PACHOLYK and MRS and MRS and MRS and MRS and MRS ERNEST BALCH JOSEPH WHITFORD CARL HOOK NELSON LANE ANTHONY VESOSKY JAMES STAFFORD and MRS and MRS and MRS and MRS EDWARD O NEIL DONALD CASPER FRANK CHAMBERLIN LESLIE GOODSELL MR. . MR. . MR. . ' MR. . MR. . 'I . MR. . . MR. . MR. . . MR, and MRS, EARL B, TOWNSEND MR. MR. . MR. . MR. . MR. . MR. . MR. MR. . ' MR. . MR. . 222.9 w.eef ,Qf?f, i 5 4jjgggi:,:f.,,A X A THLETICS I ali 1 5. ' Az ,sept Wg .5- 7a ,416 can Twenty five years ago this year There came to Weedsport School One who to all of us is dear Always nice and seldom cruel He s been the coach of our varsity teams l-le s worked so very hard At football games you d hear his screams Get in there' Gain that yard This year he s going to give it up-- Basketball and football, that is. We think that he deserves the cup, For the effort has been mostly his. In sincerity and truth we really hate The thought of his not coaching, Yet in the hall you'1l hear kids state Look out! The Prof's approaching, Besides baseball, as you should know He'll still be teaching science And we now say, This poem's to show Appreciation for Mr. Skvorak's loyal alliance, --Donna Wallace and Jeanne Thompson Y xl I fi. lx w , x ' - wil ..r , xff-I lg L S- ,Q Zaeeetdall First row: J. Exner, I. O'Nei1, I. Skvorak, H. Hinman, F, Babcock, N. Follett. Second row: L, Thierry, P, Montross, S, Dudzinski, D. Wallace. R, Weller, B. Chase, Coach Skvorak, This year the Johnny six out of last year's nine may be more games than Weedsport Weedsport Weedsport Weedsport Weedsport Weedsport April April May May May May WPG' r Green baseball team hopes to have a good season winning many games. They still have men. They lost Fred Exner, George Donahue and Ben Mack. During the season there those listed below: 27 Port Byron 30 At King Ferry 4 At Cato-Meridian 7 At Sherwood 11 At Port Byron 14 Union Springs Weedsport Weedsport Weedsport Weedsport Weedsport Weedsport May 18 May 21 May 28 June 1 Iune 4 June 8 TANNER'S I. G. A. STORE, Weedsport, New York Moravia Cato-Meridian At Union Springs Savannah At Moravia Genoa l f . 1 lr' First rowg R, E. Leonardi, Ps First row: B Chnstopher R. Barrows R. Leonardx G Drckmson R. Welch R. Streeter Second row Coach Morsch, I. Llppoldt D Whrtman I Sulhvan S Weller C P1ne A .fl wi 'D X First row: G, Riley, B, Chase, N. Butterfield, H. Hinman. I. Skvorak, I. Exner, R. Tucker, F. Babcock. Sec- ond rowg R. Weatherstone, K. Christopher, W. Barrows, D. O'Hara, A. Chapman, S. DudZirlSki. D. Beavers. Third row: R. Witherell, D, Fults, E, Roberts, E. Leonardi, R, Weller, Mr. Skvorak. A L 7 i VARSITY FOOTBALL Wg- This year the Johnny Green Skvorakman won three out of five starts on the W.C. S. gridiron. They were paced in attacks by Ronald Tucker with 132 blocks and tackles and by Neil Butterfield with 121. Harry Hinman led the scoring with 63 points The season's ca tains - P were Harry Hinman, John Skvorak and Neil Butterfield. -w ' Weedsport 16 Union Springs 6 If Weedsport 13 Cato-Meridian 18 Weedsport 44 Moravia 32 1 Weedsport 33 Savannah 25 5 Weedsport 42 Port Byron 43 1 Total 148 Total 125 I LETTERMEN Brian Chase Jack Exner Fred Babcock Gilbert Riley Harry Hinman John Skvorak Neil Butterfield Ronald Tucker Q, W, H. SMITH 8r SON, Weedsport, New York J: 7 4Wd 36066 0 First row: D. Webster, E, Whitman, H. Zimmer, L. Wallace, R. Barrows, I, Holihan, Coach Morsch, Second brow: T, Short, G. Colvin, J. Gilfus, P. Shepherd, J. Lippoldt, R. Mack, G. Plunkett. Third row: R. Witherell I. Sullivan, R. Mappes, B. Ward. r 1 gn, .4 ff. , 3 L 1 fs P5 rf-if-Q9 ff . R f '1 .1 Ml ji? '.f , ,.. 1. , ,,,,F if M f S First row: I. O'Nei1, G. Riley, M. Steinman, I, Thompson, H, Hinman, R. Bates, F, Babcock, D. Wallace, Second row: W, Smith, I. Whitford, C, Ketcham, N. Butterfield, I. Skvorak, H. Bates, D. Fults, D. Wallace. Third row: T. Welch, A. Whitman, P. Montross, L. Thierry, N. Follett, A. Chapman, R. Weatherstone, Mr. Skvorak. Fourth row: S. Dudzinski, R. Weller, B. Chase. I. Exner, WEEDSPORT HOTEL and ST, IOHN'S GARAGE, Weedsport, New York f x I y O 0 ,.. 65445 cmd gaming . , -1 5 ff f' .,f: in-a , 9 X W.. First row: A. Green, D. Kosters, S. Taylor, G. Plunkett, R. Bibbens, M. Stafford, J, Waldron, M. Saroodis, I. Thompson. Second row: A. Schnauber, J. Marshall, T. Johnson, B. Zellar, I. Bernard, C. Goodsell, C. Hazzard, D. Kiefer, R. Witherell, Mr. Hutchinson. Third row: A. Chapman, H. Bates, G. Harding, 1, Staf- ford, L. Lampman, W. Chase, J, Marshall, D. Webster, D. Beavers, W. Schoonmaker. Fourth row: G. Riley, B. Parker, R. Tucker, R, Hook, W. Compton, R. Mappes, D. Mcwerhy, R. Beach. mt fm' ' V-JJ, un ' -V .Af if 3' P i . 2 '5 ' ' , I x - W 'L f A First row: V. Robertson, J, Dickinson, M, Saroodis, I. Thompson, G. Goodsell, M. VanNorstrand, F. Drabel P. Bibbens, T. Welch. Second row: Mr. MQGough, 1, Bemard, J. Ioshanski, C. Hepner, C. Goodsell, J. Zim mer, N. Roberts, J, Stevens, M. Pichany. Third row: H. Zimmer, R. Bates, D. McWethy. 'R. Weatherstone W. Barrows, J, Stafford, M. Steinman, H. Bates, J, Bibbens, A. Austerman. Fourth row: N. Butterfield, A. VesoskY. I. Exner, B. Chase, I, Whitford, H. Hinman, K. Christopher, P. Montross, I. Zimmer, L. ThiClTY. K Jem! 2 I I' C2 X , 1 ' 5' N . First row: M. Steinman, Second row: D. Wallace, M, Saroodis Third row: I. Thompson, A. Whitman, C. Witherell. X Q 2 2 x 1? 'Y 5 , ' f . G. Harding I Fults B Babiarz J Bernard A Schoonmaker M Cuddy BILL'S SPORTING GOODS and BREWSTER DRY CLEANERS, Weedsport, New York I 3 5 9, ,I , Q.,-4.,-4. Ma' pmfalezzm '1 sl YT, NJ' L1 Q xii N! ,4 ' ' ' Y' ' fait- K First row: D. Denman, B. Gross, L. Lampman, B, Parker, I, Stafford, M. Steinman, Second row: D. Silcox, A. Van Duzer, W. Smith, M. Cuddy, L. Jacobs, B. Babiarz, Some of these girls received their letters last year, the rest expect to get theirs in June. Q 5 . -f-V 4 ' har .. ,'4,-ny.. f '...:x':3 se,-fs ,55gf54:,5gs' FHS! r0w. E. Jordan, M, Stafford, L. Jacobs, M, Saroodis, K. DeForrest, J. Stafford, Second row: M, O Neil, D. Pickard, T. Johnson, M, Shepherd, GLF' FA VORI TES li 53 Q' Studxous CORTLAND KETCHAM JANE MARSHALL 1- W Lxkely To Succeed NORMA LEONARDI GILBERT RILEY sf' Muslcal M ARIORIE BELLINGER KENNETH BALCH Outstandmg In Govemment JACK SKVORAK JOAN STAFFORD ,,,?Qi, 4'J Athleuc HARRY HINMAN BETTY PARKER 2 K T Art1st1c NEIL BUTTERFIELD IINNIE LEE attic-Okqt -Y-W .....-Q--q Most Versaule OHN WHITFORD DONNA WALLACE Does Most For Class DOROTHY DENMAN RICHARD LANE ,,p4 I Class Clowns HAROLD BATES, BETTE SMITH ACTIVITIES 'gmwl CLARINETS: A. Whitman, N. Leonardi, D. Wolford, I. Mau, J. Dickinson, J, Balch, M. lorolemon, J. Spier, J. Ozark, R. Derby, B. Ward, S, Holihan, E. Manrow. CORNETS: G. Riley, B. Zellar, M, Saroodis, D. Beavers, P. Bibbens, K. Butterfield, A. VanDuzer, E. Whitman. FLUTES: B. Bailey, G. Mau. OBOE: M. Edmunds. HORNSg D. Spier, E. Stebbins, B. Webster, M. O'Nei1, M. Shepherd. BASSES: D. O'1-lara, G. Bankert, J. Holihan, S, Harris. TROMBONES: F. Babcock, I. Bibbens, D. Ide, W. Compton, G. Dickinson, R. Leonardi, K. Balch. BASSOON: W. Smith. SAXOPHONE: I. Wethey, R. Bibbens, C. Chamberlin, P. Shepherd. JALTO CLARINET: I. Fults, A. Behling. BARITONES: J. Post, P. O'Neil. PERCUSSION: I. Chatfield, I. Whitford, G. Good- sell, W, Barrows, N. Trice. MAIORETTES: D. Wallace, K Steinman, M. Cuddy, A. Schoonmaker, yhfzettec Left to nght D Wallace K Steinman A Schoonmaker M Cuddy 1 M on Wi -I-i Md, 4 e XX P. x Vim xow-, Mrs, Casoet, Wekfn, C, XNixheteXX, D, Vlahace, V, Lee, , Lundbexg, , SCU, Second mow-, 3, Bernard, B. Lehat, S. Thompson, N. Roberts, B. Momsseq, E, Snmn, NX, Bemngpr, 'Ynixd tow-, S, Posx, M. Eoqnunds, D. Chambenin, B. Bauey , A. Cnambemn, S. Whitman, N, yeonardx, Yourvn mow-, ph vmunxan, M. Samoodis, X. Sxaiioxd. NS. Suwgnsk X, Bibbens, C. Cnambexhn, L. Lanwman. 4-J AR'-1 g A. ,A v 'll First , Gam ow: Mrs ga ' Ca maker HA B- Babiasier- S. Colvl ' . B , , 1 ehhng, DeForrest C115 E ' . Haz . N. Od ' ' M0nro Zard A Sen 6,5 ' .VanD'M.C ' Cuue llgel, uddy fl K 1 J. B ' R. De ' ' Bur , alch. rbY. rerf1e1d. Foihird row-L Tliuhs. Se nh low 1 ' Joh Cond : M ngon f0w: IN ' Staffo ' A S rd ' Cho . J. OZ On ark L Jacob S P ' ' O'Ne. 11 I . . Wethe Y. V. RObenson ' I. kinso U. 41' M We e 6 Q Z . G Robe H. YU 1 W exxei u , . 195' . Rxlan' et, 0' B' S- WW' , A- -mm -una - A. 1 . k Xango' S. B. XPQI9 6.09, 8. D. W1 D. 951111 K A f t C. G0 L Gtgenv wg. XA. H0 voutth YO Y. GZVJ. wa , se ke ' , - n. ' 1 Yitsi 'O N. 'moi SCno0'X : -gaximans. Carnac V Shoii' han, ' 8516. ' . Cyetiv mga Y DY U. PX NX. S .ngh ' goih N9 30396 C. 36 awe. sawn IN f f'X Xi' ' r' First row: Mrs, Casper, B. Ward, P. O'I-lara, W. Babcock, R, LaForce, I. Totman, B. Gilfus, M, Beach, Sec- ond rowg N, Roberts, J. Terwilliger, D. Penird, R. DeForrest, D. Jeffers, C. Goodsell, R. Welch, R. Berry. Third row: L. Taylor, C. Hepner, M. Jorolemon, H. Hazer, I. Spier, W. Benedict, I. Stevens, B. Ward, A. Rosecrans. Fourth row: S. Baran, B. Christopher, G. Dickinson, C. Goodrich, E. Stebbins, E. Jordan, L. Jones S. Whitman, D. Wolford, M. Shepherd, J. Wethey, J. Cuddy. S 1869 ' NL O WY ovhei 1 S. P15 e fist Watt. mdgg tts, C' -ebe. C' 9. Ho V Maki 1' X .Fai - ' imma 3 'v First row: R. Barrows, S. Harris, I. Post, B. Bailey, D. Chamberlin, N. Leonardi, D. Wallace, G. Goodsell D. Wallace. Second row: Mrs, Casper! A. Chamberlin, M. Bellinger, B, Smith, N. Roberts, B. Morrissey M Edmunds, S. Colvin, J. Pratt, V. Lee, B. Zellar, A. Van Duzer, J, Thompson, J. Bernard, I, Fults. Third row: I. Stafford, A, Whitman, C, Chamberlin, V, Robertson, I. Dickinson, M, Saroodis, I. Holihan, P. Shepherd, T. Short, J. Bibbens, A, Austerman, M. Suszynska, Fourth row: S. Dudzinski, N, Butterfield, I Whitford, D, O'Hara, I, Babcock, X ., ' ,Z ' :IQ55'f7f'f' 5 Q , ,, X fk 5 Vs i A , F1 I f , t :V A 'Y wa ,.igp5,a,: WQ pJ3,' . I f ' fm 5 W R I f ',, B Mau, K. Balch, G. Bankert, D. Beavers, W, Smith, D. Winslow, D. Webster, F Ev ill j, i .+I 1 , W V -' ' 5 .X N . 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L- , 19 ORGA NIZA TIONS I A X Advisor Miss Palmer, Editor, Dorothy Denman, Assistant Editors, David O'Hara, Nancy Blumer News Editor, Nancy Blumer, Feature Editors, Joyce Bernard, Barbara Babiars, Literary Editor Virginia Lee, Alumni Editors, Norma Leonardi, Pat O'Neilp Art Editor, Carol Witherwillg Assistant, Ann Whitmang Humor Editors, Joan Stafford, Louis Thierry, i Sports Editors Walt Schoonmaker, David Fults, Linda Jacobs, Static Editors, Newell Follett Joyce Bernard, Head Typist, Janet Fultsg Typists, Agnes Van Duzer, Nancy Blumer Jeanne Waldron, Ann Whitman, Betty Bailey, Circulation Manager, Norma Leonardi Exchange Manager, Joan Stafford, Production Manager, David O'Hara, Assis- tant Janet Fultsg Reporters, Marilyn Steinman, Jeanne Thompson, Joyce Bernard, Janice Wethey Thomas Short, Donna Wallace, Gracia Harding, Peggy O'Neil, Betty Smith Fred Babcock. The constant aim of this Sparkler staff has been to produce the best possible paper in the least necessary time. It cannot be said that this goal has been reached but the staff feels sure the student body will agree that the paper has been steadily improved, The basis for this improvement 'has been the knowledge gained at the Empire State Press Association convention, held early in the year at Syracuse University. This meet- ing was attended by Miss Palmer, advisor, and six staff members who came home burst- rng with lively ideas for Sparkler improvement, The most notable changes in the paper include the addition of features such as Seniors Aren t Really So Bad! and the Know Your Schoo1 series. Reporters have tried to give a better coverage of school news and typists have worked for a more read- able paper This was encouraged by the school's purchase of an electric mimiograph- . The staff rs proud of its work, but more important, it will long remember the hectic fun of putting out a newspaper, even to the rush of meeting deadlines and the messl' ,S of First row: D. Wallace, N. Leonardi, D. O'Hara, Miss Palmer, D. Denman, J. Fults, N. Blumer J. Pratt, B, Babiarz. Standing: D. Wolford, V. Lee, M. Steinman, J, Waldron, J. Post, L. Thierry, W. Schoonmaker, N. Follett, J. Stafford, T, Welch, G. Harding, A. Whitman, J, Bernard, P. O'Neil, I. Thompson, J, Wethey, D. Fults, T. Short, F. Babcock. Absent: C. Witherell, B. Bailey, L. Jacobs. SPARKLER REPORT 3' L x -V ' Nancy Blumer em Zack tab!! ,rl First row sitting Miss Palmer N Leonard1 D Denman I Thompson N Blumer Second row standing J Fults R, Lane I Skvorak G Riley I Stafford L Lampman N Whitman V Lee Absent R. Hook Advisor Miss Palmer Editor in Chief Dorothy Denman Assistants Richard Lane Norma Leonard1 Jeanne Thompson Nancy Blumer Business Managers Nancy Whitman Janet Fults Advertising Managers Jack Skvorak Joan Stafford Art Editor Vrrginaia Lee Assistant Laura Lampan Photography Robert Hook Typists Marilyn Steinman Nancy Roberts MarJor1eBell1nger Betty Bailey Melvin Marshall Dolores Srlcox Robert Bates Jack ONe1l James Mau Ga1lGoodsell Bette Smith Sports Editor Fred Babcock This year the staff of SPARKS decided to produce a yearbook that would be outstanding. After we had interviewed several representatives from different yearbook Companies we agreed to sign a contract with the Taylor Yearbook Company of Dallas Texas. Mr Alfred Horrocks our representative from that company and Miss Palmer our advisor helped us plan and make-up the 53 yearbook. Without their aid and counsel we don t believe we could have successfully accomplished it. Our first job was to select a cover We wanted something different and we found it. You see it enclosing these pages now. Our most difficult job was deciding the contents and sequence We began the changes and slowly the book was pieced together For the first time the Juniors were let in on the planning because we wished them to get a glimpse of what was ahead of them next year We tried to change the name SPARKS but due to a lack of satisfactory entries were not able to do so The class will and prophecy were dropped from the contents. This is the new trend in yearbooks, we were informed. Several pages of features were organized. These come under the heading of the Gir1 and Boy Most ---- , We used varied poses for organization Ipictures. A whole page was dedicated to our own Prof. Skvorak, as it is his last year as coach of basketball and foot ball at W. C. S. A page in the back was set aside for a Patrons' Page. Anyone of our parents or friends might contribute a small sum of money for the book's publication. Many more pictures were taken this year, of many different groups. Here before you, you see the labor of the many of the students and teachers of this school. The class of '53 hopes you enjoy this pictorial review of the 1952-53 school year, Joan Stafford J fax 77,4 , we e r f-7 X M 77,4 eg 3, ,F- MX Frrst row Mr Flnley D Krefer F Green C Iennrngs I Balch M Goodell I Frnley Second row G Baker R. Presley D Bankert A Parker E Corw1n I Traver Thlrd row W Jones I OBr1en P Montross L Thlerry I Gleason Hznvwv Flrst row Mrs Andrews, V. Robertson, I. Dtclunson, S. Keller, D. Wallace, W, Barrows, I Thompson, D. Chamberhn, W, Smrth Second mw M Sternman, B. Smxth, B. Momssey, N Roberts, G Goodsell, S. Colvin, I Pratt, B, Zellar, D. Sllcox Thlrd row B Parker, M. Marshall, B. Gross, M. Suszynska C Chamberhn N. Leonardr, M, Belhnger, A, Chamberhn, M, Saroodrs, I. Waldron Q--,Q , a 1 a W X :qi Bw 5 7 'X - ' -w i ' 53 ' ' x ' U Y r ' 4 ' 'x . fj nf 'X , f - - ' X X 1 Q X xnxx! , .va-Z-F. K X - , 'jffafillf ,gg A .::- , I nl I I 1 ' ' . T -Q .Z is T ' S I W f un.. 5- I ' 7 Q- x J 5 , 2 . I ' v , T I I 1 L I 1 5 .ff A f A 5,-f ff' 1 ' 'J f .- V' -uf 5 . l 5 1 Tn. F- T - ' K .' 2 H, X l . . ui ji' 7 f ., ,jr , I wait' f I 3 , I , , ' , . , . D p - , . , . n . Z . . . I , . , , . , . , . , . . . . , . , . , . , . . . X 7 Q 7 ff? 1 3 C, W L ,. V . g f. Q D -. g .I i I I X Q A P Q H V :ff Q 1 f 4 - ' ' . ' ' 3 QA - - as , , - 7 - -' f ' f ' ' GJ S 7 ' 3 1 A' 1 f ' ' lv Q ' ' . 5 - - 7 1 ll Q ,, ,Q 1 J v 9 , 1 S T f, . Q N I . . : . , . , . e 4-716645 UD and -rvf .1 'Qld 3 First row Mr Flnley I Gleason R. Bates D Elser P Montross A Vesosky W Jones Second row R, Mack T Dunham T OBnan E Corwm G Baker R, Townsend W Watkins Thrrd row J G11fus G Bankert D Bankert D Wrnslow P Baker R. Weller K Chnstopher q.,4 Wx Cz, First row Mrss Cole B Bough K Ste1nman K DeForrest R, Krefer B L db un erg G Goodsell M Edmunds Second row M Cuddy B Babrarz A VanDuzer T Welch I Thompson N Roberts E Smith C Wrrherell Thrrd row D Denman M VanNorstrand I Marshall D Chamberlin B Barley A Chamberlin M Bellxn ger N Wlmman D Wallace N Leonardr Fourth row J Waldron M Saroodrs B Gross M Suszynska C Chamberhn L Lampman G Harding M Keller ,ffl . ' 1- - lv I .4 - 4' , 1 T l T ' A : f- V t' ll-I K A - I' -V ' '. . f 1 4, F ' Q 'SF I 1.4 ' fl A ..-- 5-.4 C... x .J , , X n : . ' , . , , . , . , . , . . : , . . . . , . , . , . , . , , . . : . , . 1 I I I ' I C 1 1 I 4 C T or I Q 2 . T' Q 2 U' . A f' ' ' L P- 4 ' -1- ,V . Q' ' : K. f ' 1.325 A ' QQ 'F ' f A 1' ' : ' , . , . ' , . , ' , . , . , . . : . , . ' , . . . , - 1 - . - . . ' . I . 1 o . - 1 I 1 1 D 1 - 1 I I ' , . . 1 - 1 - .1 5 0 1 1 D 1 1 1 u 1 I . Q I I I I I I Left to nghtz L. Goodsell, R. semen, G. smith, w. ' Demnon. First row: P. 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