Wilson Central School - Crest Yearbook (Wilson, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1932 volume:

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Dffimv 5 GL! 1952 crest presented by the senior class wilson central school wilson, new york .t foreword there is a time for some things, and a time for all things, a time for great things and a time for small things. cervantes time, the most essential factor in our lives, is probably the least appreciated of any blessing given mankind. time is more valuable than money but wasted to a greater extent, and once passed, can return no more. the time is upon us when we will only be able to look back upon our school years. we have had time to study, to make friends, to overcome obstacles, to play. we have filled our time with athletics, organizations, classwork, and school activities. we have used time to know our teachers, to gain knowledge, to enioy ourselves, and to try our wings. we realize that these days already belong to the past, that we must go our separate ways, that even this youth we prize so highly is, at best, a fleeting thing. but time yet lies before us. and we fervently hope that we may use it to its best advantage, that we may never be defeated by it, and that it will always be our ally. so, as we march heads high into time, we leave behind the i952 crest as the testimony of our school time and as a guide for the seniors-to-be. COl'l'l'6l1l'S administration classes page 5 page 27 Q94 201 ,ll seniors activities page 'I 1 page 41 athletics page 59 In Memoriam David Wheeler Korea 1951 Norman Forder Korea 1950 We, the seniors, pay tribute to two former Wilson pupils who gave their lives in the service of our country, and we extend our sympathies to their families. Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends. John 15:13 thy word is a lamp unto my feet, and a light unto my path. psalm 1'l9:'l05 I K an 5 ,Es L --1 ESM. at W , cldmini tration thomas marks is a man we will alw remember. for nineteen years, he h served the school and the community the president of the board of educati he has always worked diligently in best interests, and he has become personal symbol of american leami mr. marks retired this year, and t one thing left for us to say of him, . say humbly and proudly, well do thou good md faithful servant. m. gazel le hoffmm superintendent i iames cornell clerk A . leaving wilson high school, we pause to express our sincere apprecia- tion to the board of education for their time generously spent, their ener- gies expanded, and their unfailing loyalty to the american education system and our own student body. - i since 'l940, these men have worked together as a successful team. their proiects are too numerous to mention, but we will always remember their untiring efforts towards a future school. x 3 i I E i 1 i I I . , earl brydges russell hurlburt oscc' munch wirt wakeman orincipal God has placed in the heart of every man an image of what he may become. each of us has our own particular talents, but they must be whittled out, some- times slowly and painfully, if they lie forever buried and unused, we shall never have made our full measure of contribution to the lives of others and the success of our american way of life. a rare stradivarius violin is valuable only because it can produce beautiful music. money is valuable only because it commands goods and service. talents and abilities are valuable to the individual and the world onl if they are first exposed and then used. a talent discovered and developed will be lost only if not put into use. the great obiect of education is to discover abilities and to develop ways of putting them to use. but education is a continuing process. the man who is educated today and stops learning, is uneducated tomorrow. l. ernest tarr congratulations, class of l952, on a iob well done! may your commencement be only the be- ginning of a happy, worthwhile life, enriched in the service of others. peter r. sagge se i am proud of the record you, as seniors, have made. if you continue to manage the days well, the years are bound to be suc- cessful. my most sincere wish for your future happiness and prosperity is with you. william r. johnson 7 PJ' barbara baumer, b. s., home economics, grace evans, m. a., social studies, grace singer, b. a., language, marian campbell, b. a., social studies, lydia sporleder, a. m., history. standing, thomas palisano, b. a., science, edward iedrzeielcpb. s., agriculture, ralph young, b. s., 5f 0grades 7, 8, 9, wesley laird, b. s., industrial art. seated: marian schermerhorn, mathematics, ethel dilceman, a. b., mathematics, delia reber, a. b., science. faculty evelyn draper, r. n., arlene caporali, b. s., physi- cal education. standing: phyllis haberer, b. s., art, iack max- field, b. s., music, virginia spencer, b. s., art. seated: ruby malin, business, mariorie hurlburt, music, dorothy hoyson, b. s., music. standing: barbara rogers, ed. m., english, kath- leen ness, b. a., b. s., library. seated: helen borngraeber, b. s., english, helen emest, b. a., english. 8 R ., if 'Y If-.A A, LV., 1 1 5 4:7 Y ,sg . 1 'wx .Q K K Q., .,,,,.,, Y. 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H. asa: rx.. ,fre-P -. 2:15 ' senior o there are voices of the post, links ofa broken chain, wings that can bear me back to times which cannot come ageing yet God forbid that i should lose the echoes that remain! proctor 1 U I-- --I I .fa I--A-I I tl ' W I- I3 -133 X W , if I ,WSG GI-ISCHOQL ' I I I III' I- r li' VI-wg III III r I .V - I -. , I , I lg IW L1 i 5-:I TIT Ll - -I 1-,- i I 'li I- ' L-Jil-.I I I , IFE 4' --' .Ll 'PTI I-f'4f'I X 1- ly' LI A I+ T -I I ' I I , - I i-iIl . III ZQQQ?-SQL ' 'IL I I , I I -l'L'-I- I .L- W wi- -'I -I QI If-.L.4.L If I-I-If III1 I M. Zi ff ' ' . .MII WWIIIIM, ...,. I WMu,IKf',, 12 vice-president president . . secretary . . . . . . . . treasurer . . . treichler robin son a. figuro schroder senior advisors our thanks go to the three ad- visors of the class of 1952. they have worked for us, put up with us, and given us the knowledge of their experiences. w. iohnson, k. ness . . . m. schermerhorn. senior officers safs'sfwff1 X viwgfwswfsifiifsifasimafwf f robert battles . . . glass blowing . . . candy sales . . . photography . . . drummer boy . . . wilson's iohn craig . . . io ce branch . . . cheerleader . pekin dances . . . peppy . good looker . . . eleanor bohn . . . future secretary . . . quiet . . . yearbook typing editor . . . studious . . . friendly smile . . . x i ethel of the senior play . . seniors gwendowlyn buckner . . . dia- monds are a girl's best friend . . . christmas angel . . . long hair...n.t.... robert cole . . . clever . . . ya lois ann coppernoll . . . problems dorothy cramer . . . amiable . . . break it-i fix it . . . quiet . . . . . . gossiping mrs. iackson . . . east wilson . . . basketball . . . battles' partner . . . st. council . . . 'phone operator philadelphia . . . hedy labarr, the movie star . . 1952 i E? K i myrtle benzino . . . '52 crest ed - ,, A . . . sense of humor . . . chemis- I eg i try . . . part-time iobs . . . nice E M to be with . . . s 5, s E joan chylak . . . cheerleader . . . iohn burmaster . . . bugle corps . . . annie the maid . . . mrs. . . . basketball . . . changeable draper's ass't .... cortwheels . . . ya dunno, do ya? . . . t. v. and liniment . . . bowling . . . . . . ears . . . 4 john clement . . . little ialo y . . . the great dissenter . . . lie in 440 . . . football . . . play tickets . . .r ,. si in I ul evelyn dawkins . . . interesting carilyn de neau . . . the other marilyn de neau . . . seeing dou- newcomer from the falls . . . half . . . goodnight at the boat- ble . . . the narrows . . . high Petite . . . studiosa linquae house . . . forty-eight states . . . score . . . out-of-town . . . lila, 5 afinae . . . sally in sr. play . . . the lith'per . . . seniors r lois ann doyle . . . skating , pushing a brush . . . we're in the army now . . . blonde Z , 5 if l i i l it i.i:. Q V ..,, ,,,,.,i V samuel ganshaw . . . football . . . rodric green . . . key chains . . . chester binney . . . red cross . . . chauffeur . . . chemical engineer cornell . . . f. f. a .... 1hat's . . . california . . . 1950 nash . . . for sure . . . marilyn friedrich . . . conscien- tious . . . legal principles . . . 4-h . . . attractive . . . home ec. maior . . . 53 iames keaty . . . skating at the ronald levan . . . shy guy . . - michael lewandowski . . . farmer rainbow . . . quiet . . . cute . . . lockport . . . taxi-driver . . . . e. . pigskin pusher . . . trips to newspaper ed . . . de sales . . . snappy dresser . . . dancing lockport . . . candidate for mr. l'SGSOb0ll - - - technique . . . america . . . 1 florence hillman . . . womm richard himle . . . still waters driver . . . cambrio band . . . . . . football, . . . veep of st. quiet . . . languages . . . florence council . . . argumentative . . . nightengale . . . navy scholarship . . . agnes figura . . . cheerleader . . . sr.'s sec. . . . good sport . . all star . . . basketball whiz . . . william hockaday . . . football . . . play bo . . . our mario lanza . . . stock boy . . . varsity club prexy . . . ila luce . . . horse-sense . . . sharlene martin . . . maiorette gari melcher . . . blind dates . . . pet cats . . . wrestling . . . am. . . . n. t. . . . student council gn . . . san-bar . . . individualist history . . . shorthand . . . easy . . . mrs. rogers' gal friday . . . . . . talkative . . . gcing . . , little . . . seniors donald munch . . . motorcycles . . . . xmas dance ticket ch'n . . . community basketball . . . plow iockey . . . lois regester . . . attendance douglas robinson . . . class pres- sm . . . wings . . . pekin's mrs. ident . . . a swell guy . . . bas- c itz . . . double dating . . . ketball and track . . . mariorie reese . . . kindergarten teacher . . . youngest ofthe class . . . sales mgr. ot paper . . . greenhouses . . . iames sweet . . . bio . . . band muriel tillotson . . . chem . . . beverly triechler . . . telephone . . . basketball . . . sports write- drivers' dilemna . . . charge company . . . pekin dances . . . ups . . . paper drive . . . friendly acc'ts. . . . sadie, the dancing homemaking . . . san-bar . . . . . . teacher . . . shorthand . . . 1952 4 marilyn monroe . . . tinY - ' ' quiet . . . clever . . . bake goods ming. . . l llai igl ioann myers . . . pretty as a pic- bruce neuman . . . brush cut . . A ture . . . cheerleader . . 3 viyay detroit tigers . . . big boy . . cious . . . good sport . . . french 4-letter man . . . easy going . . melvin reber . . . tease . . . st. council big wheel . . . gee, i l1aven't got time . . . follows in fatl1er's footsteps . . 1 2 E rwrmd SCl'lel1del - - - l0dY with 0 - barbara. schrader . . . good- paul schultz . . . bowling . . l0mP- - - Sf0fl0ne Y - ' - leW'5f9n natured . . . seniors' georgia houghton . . . good sport . . - - - l0'-'ella Pqfsons ' ' ' Cl em'5' neese clark . . . typist . . . curly . . . gridiron guy . . . try . . . bowling . . . mrs. simmons . . . driver's training . . . swim- seniors 1952 richard treichler . . . vice-presi- jane traver . . . personality plus doris van housen . . . good humor dent of class . - - Cehfel' - - - . . . brown eyes . . . beauty with- . . . roch. church conf. . . . steno flowers - - - tall timber - - - lli9l'l out paint . . . woman driver . . . . . . buclcnell . . . quiet 5th iump . . . periods . . . melvin waters . . . stage crew glenn wienke . . . handsome . . . robert wray . . . skating . . . . . projection club . . . rod's good fellow . . . one of the marine reserves . . . n. t. . . passenger . . . grin . . . workers . . . ir. and sr. program rip van winkle . . . night owl . . . chairman . . . 20 once over lightly . . . Sept- '43 - iune '49 . . . green freshmen . . A. clement and reber go skunk hunting and retum scented . . . remember mr. vogt's homeroom . . . our english classes . . . Sth period dancing lessons . . . muriel's accent . . . the student council organized . . . we are on the bleachers for assemblies . . . class party- wink and musical chairs . . . triumphant track team . . . the time everyone in mr. stem's latin l classvcoughed at 'l'l:55, and stayed 'till 12:15 . . . unde- feated football season . . . richardson-carothers wedding . . . max a proud papa . . . keaty remains after assembly . . . decorated xmas tree in the foyer . . . some of us tardy for iune exams . . . sept. '49 - iune '50 . . . we move to the library . . . bruce, our first president . . . ransomville takes over . . . i. q. tests . . . f. f. a. gives mr. waite a watch on his departure . . . first intro. to mrs. sporleder and we like it . . . coal shortage-three days off . . . first amateur show enioyed by all . . . shawnee air force base built-a very popular place . . . biology hikes and field trips . . . mr. saggese on the loud speaker . . . serious flu epidemic . . . neckscarfs, the latest thing . . . big party-everyone dances the two-step . . . trampoline and ping-pong assemblies . . . we plunge into shakespeare for the first time . . . iim sweet goes to red cross camp as school representative . . . ' . sept. '50 - iune '51 . . . the new cafetenia opens . . . straw-blowing, a favorite sport . .. battles climbs the flag pole . . . 8:50 - 9:20 study period . . . ruined hosiery at the sock dmces . . . mike sends principal a post card from deer hunting . . . bow ties . . . we present the call of the banshee . . . rod's party after . . . we win the magazine sales campaign . . . boys in 2l7, girls in home ec. room . . . skating sprees . . . career day trips . . . the paper drives . . . school traffic cop . . . essay contest . . . class rings . . . science congress . . . prom queen sandy and attendants ioann and ioan . . . our advisor sarge moves to oswego and mrs. ness ioins us . . . ushering at class night . . . attend graduation as a group . . . sept. '5'l-presstime . . . much ado . . . new crop of teachers . . . sandy leaves us for lockport . . . mr. laird teaches driver training . . . selling school ties . . . mr. palisano proves that na explodes . . . more paper drives . . . the whole town's talking produced . . . play cast skips school . . . big party at schrader's . . . bells on our toes at xmas time . . . the promise of a new addition . . . school's twelve-year students are ioyce, marilyn m., and gwen . . . cleaning the candy wrappers out of the halls . . . senior english plays . . . costumed halloween party . . . science department tests . . . debates . . . we edit the commentator . . . baked goods sales . . . private interviews with mr. tarr and the guidance folders . . . decorating for the dance . . . we live, eat, and sleep yearbook . . . civil war caps . . . battles of the sexes via poetry . . . mrs. spencer leaves in february for dobbs ferry . . . term papers on careers . . . recording machine in the senior homeroom . . . poodle cuts and horse's tails . . . mumps . . . mrs. rogers leaves in march as a lieutenant in the air force . . . it was the best of times . . . it was the age of wisdom . . . it was the epoch of belief . . . it was the spring of hope . . . we had everything before us . . . 21 t 1 4 t gc, V 'GSS' ' l gifsot .Ji .QLIN-' JN- -,L-p I, .!k..,f-1 ' -l -.ftxf-' ZX Q DQIVER TRAIN! NG I K S.J , ooo off ' 1 1 lg' ,Q ' I .flip Q 9 .I . 1 if , at . who s who for we dipt into the future far as human eye could see saw the vision of the world and all the wonders that would be apologies to tennyson battles and cole the mad scientists with water on the knees myrtle benzino present principal of w c s berp working on a new type of t v antenna-with built-in address ook eleanor bohn poses for ipana ads in y ioyce has become the voice of free wilson-her early training as cheerleader helped gwen moved to n t and is the leading socie- ty matron there joan chylak heads the how to grow tall and influence people co lois ann coppernoll now heads bell telephone o cramer settled in pennsylvania at the parsonage clement and keaty construction co buildin collapsible doghouses l move em anywhere sammy starring in latest hollywood hit evie dawkins has revived latin-now spoken in alaska rod the owner of the best hot rocket in space lthanx to popl himley the man who proves the adding machines wrong carilyn lois ann doyle does all her illustrations in mac- kenzie plaid w'ld bill standing in for gorgeous george ronnie levan busy autograph- ing checks-richest man on buff lo ave mike realizing his dream-a car that runs and runs and runs aggie is now head stewardess for the wilson-ransomville line gari has finally bought sanbom and rules with a heavy hand YU- ar Q' 7 I ,ll '5 'iz' ..:::.-- H ' i ,fax b . I u . . n. . c. . . . L M . . ' ' ' '. . . a f 5 If H b o gf? :if X . -. 0.QfEili and marilyn are the new tone-knee twins . . . I Uma Ili H H Z' Q G ' I I 0' 5 t ., ' .... 990 iff? o . . . 0 Qi? Q , gfgco 1 A , yin 6 1 SV x . f .l ? .P I ugh L ll O2 z . 1' .n .Zigi 5 Q Q 22 I l C' f 4 gig aisles, lf J Fa M A B-C x 'f, in '62 fx 29 . . . marilyn friedrich travels for the 4-h . . . florence hillman, sup't. of nurses at cambria . . . don munch is training bears to ride his 'cycles . . . ila luce sells soft drinks at the wrestling matches . . . chummy voted one ol' the ten best dressed women of the year . . . our bruce in base- ball's hall of fame . . . mel reber, official preach- er for the n. y. s. teachers' association-hdq'ts in 215 . . . marilyn monroe entering the olympic games this year as swimmer . . . ioann myers chosen miss america . . . doug robinson now tax consultant for texas taxidermists lfits him to a t l . . . schultz's expansion with helicopters- the first air busses . . . marge reese out of the soil nurseries-into the human kind . . . lois regester promoted to colonel in the w. a. f .... iim sweet in politics-m or of east wilson . . . dick treichler, au1l1or of The best seller, how to grow a green thumb . . . norma owns that radio station for her news and views . . . barb schrader is writing a new play- daniels rd. wife . . . mel waters is known in washington for his price stabilization-haircuts now cost four bucks . . . muriel teaches driver ed.-in the grand canyon . . . bob wray is the u. s.'s only marine-the u. n. decided we didn't need anymore . . . 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' ' h' in constant should keep repair. not make new acquaint his friends ips iohnson row 3: l. carr, i. debiase, i. tarr, f. okoniewski, i. rogers, g. kroening, r. kerns, n. patferson, w. lcrouss. row 2: m. wakeman, s. beutel, g. barrand, n. weaver, c. barlow, i. luce, m. mccollum, r. seefeldt, i. rice, g. wright, n. harringfon, c. iohnston. row 'lz r. coulter, s. singer, a. koller, r. eldredge, lb. luff, d. bloodgoocl, i. brydges, m. rohring, w. haseley, w. mccollum. ' . treasurer e. keefch, president f IU n lafler, vice-president I cleblose, secretary i. rogers row 3: r. wagner, e. keefch, d. williams, r. mc- collum, w. broderick, l1. beutel, g. collins, c. weiperi, d. maffeson, i. saunderson, i. pinkham. row 2: a. bohnstadt, m. vandusen, p. mielke, s. maruszewski, a. robinson, i. eckerf, m. schulfz, v. magrum, n. hausman, a. zasfrow, m. reppenfine, c. croop. row l: i. schultz, p. cramer, t. ewing, '. wooclward, f. barone, n. wagoner, f. lafler, g. lwawlcins, m. evans, k. taylor, m. banks, r. klein. F zg 56 s W if V QP 5 9 K 1 u i I f Q. 2 +i si ' f .,'wi'5 ,gi f 1 1 :iz I QSWFPS' -av, Sm er? T? if www rv va xiii? vm 'wg LW -ix QW 3 Q ...LAM row 4: r. stump, c. bills, h. clemmin, p. carr, c. woolson, r. baker, k. houghtling, d. hazen, l. schermerhom, bloke. row 3: cl. burmaster, e. wilber, i. waters, m. schultz, e. boyd, s. stevens, n. reese, h. dietz, e. strablow, d. houghtling, s. r. brown, r. iones, g. schultz, m. ortiz, c. goodnight, c. koenig. row 2: g. pettit, r. 'fy harrington, w. claypoole, e. martin, n. collins, i. mccarthy, m. K' case, by yoder, l. mielke, c. zastrow, m. volls, p. mccollum. row l: e. sudzesko, d. lein, i. clement, a. clark. row 4: I. wheeler, g. mccollum, w. hill, r. martin, cl. winkley, d. durrow, t. keyes, g. winters, w. gregg, r. iohnston, g. hutchison, '. martin. row 3: b. branch, r. becken, m. van dusen, g. cantara, la. myers, e. dolcl, n. barlow, r. moshier, h. wagner, g. hillman, b. bohlmm, m. pfohl, l. campbell, b. lein, d. carl. row 2: c. wood- cock, i. rohring, w. antoncich, s. cain, a. cole, p. melcher, a. croop, b. clenny, l. scheffler, c. boyer, e. brydges, t. williams, t. marshall. row l: m. zastrow, p. draper, r. klein, f. barone, h. beutel, r. carey. freshmen 30 eighth gracle row 4: r. mcclellan, g. walclc, p. sfimson, g. secor, w. gillingham, n. austin, l. lewanclowski, i. fheile, r. zasfrow, d. harringfon, g. cramer, lc. zemke, i. hofiman, r. wheeler, i. kelly. row 3: f. mohr, s. marshall, a. hanna, m. tankavifch, s. miller, s. miller, i. good- rich, c. famowski, n. mudge, s. gregory, s. argue, n. anclrews, a. truesdell, n. smith, p. zasfrow. row 2: r. regester, d. collins, i. clancy, d. school, m. cronk, a. moore, i. schultz, b. saunderson, '. albrighf, b. keizer, m. marcks, c. waltz, cl. waltz, 1. fobol. row : i. myers, e. schracler, r. bohnsfadt, s. kerns, e. walker, c. clean, cl. moshier, i. wiffer, i. schnoor, i. mccarfhy, I. banks. row 4: r. demmin, r. solcla, r. winters, l. langdon, r. woolson, . zahno, c. schultz, cl. lull, r. yotfer, a. theis, kiwsievetg, ra cexgeani, d. broderick, cl. henschel. row 3: i. antoncic , n. oo goo , . wilcox, s. freer, m. harringfon, m. woolson, s. mcclellan, l. hurt- on, m. lan don, n. ecld , '. church, b. beyer, I. hurst, s. kelliclc, b l g 2 cl b' T' . ort, i. youman. row : r. moo y, r. ro mson, p. aus ln, s. gregg, c. carnrike, b. keafy, perry, m. ieffords, s. reeves, s. moore, f. campbell, cl. brown, I. cornell, e. boycl. row l:. I. grace, r. martin, r. boyer, h. schofz, h. rinehart, w. hechf, r. melrer. Q . N3 Y-W 9 1 ' A Ai -M. WL Ku, K P, . Q: 4- 1532 Lf X. 21 ' Zwx. 'Q-W1 ' -wg3iQ fZz?: wi? row 4: d. caufield, h. frerichs, p. wheeler, i. bursik, g. griffen, cl. foster, m. taylor, I. sherrie, w. pepenhagen, h. seyler, i. seigel, dv. clay. row 3: i. riley, I. clark, b. zeitz, cl. tillotson, p. crowe, i. defisher, m. weaver, c. weatherbee, b. culverwell, I. tate, s. cantara, l. beaver, m. mcpherson. row 2: m. fitzgerald, m. walz, a. yotter, b. sabey, i. wilcox, m. youmar1s, p. stephenson, m. moorhead, s. reed, i. austin, d. doebler, n. trey, p. scheffler, d. woods, b. funk. row I: lc. burrows, r. cronk, c. swann, cl. wood- cock, r. schrader, b. steinman, b. smith, a. lynch. row 4: b. woolson, m. witkop, I. pierce, a. gotts, t. lampman, o. munn, m. munn, c. moshier, e. saunclerson, i. mcarclle, c. hurlburt. -- row 3: h. myers, d. austin, d. hill, f. lort, n. schultz, I. hillman, w. mckie, r. hutchison, n. hoffman, i. monroe, i. aclamson, I. drewes, p. clevole. row 2: d. grace, n. lort, i. baker, i. ewing, r. carey, h. reese, i. centofanti, n. zeity, a. welker, i. lucas, m. Ioomas, F. hammond, t. zemke, cl. brown, i. harold. row I: g. Icelley, g. moore, c. phillips, i. pearce, I. kopp. fifth gracle fourth grade row 4: I. ingram, I. eafon, r. gibbs, b. brown, i. spencer, d. weaver, i. scheffler, g. wooIson, d. griffin, p. barfz, b. bund . row 3: d. briggs, s. steinman, Ia. cronkhite, cl. desso, m. felton, culverwell, v. bursik, n. eaton, d. chesinut, r. moore, a. erway, m. carmer, i. moyer, n. raines. row 2: r. luzader, r. bohn, i. clean, r. berger, d. call, i. broderick, r. slaby, g. mayer, p. krueger, i. kress, t. brydges, c. cronce, h. claypole, s. saunderson, p. winger. row I: m. cevaer, c. brown, r. grusendorf, 9. hunt, i. fritton, d. ferry, f. dold, b. moorhead, e. schrader. row 4: i. trabow, t. dibbley, g. rineharf, i. spanfon, m. hams moshier, c. schlyer, k. trembley, w. o'connor, g. schumon houghtling, r. van housen, d. hollingshead, r. beufel. row 3 ingram, b. mays, d. malin, j. swick, s. munn, m. Iewandowskn mudge, n. wegener, I. Iorf, p. mcdermotf, i. sf. cyr, b. parker benedict, Ic. jones. row 2: d. Icingsley, e. thomas, i. wooIson gabbey, j. nye, j. ward, w. iennings, r. rushfon, I. spears horton, Ic. karsfen, c. cIoy, s. Icunzmann, I. stevenson, d.hoIIlngs head. row I: cl. hammond, h. barnum, h. wiIIs, p. peftif, a rletz w. rohring, c. stimson, 1. hanna, c. beaver, m. henschel, w good HIGH. row 4: i. current, a. frerichs, k. myers, I. woods, m. kress, lc. yotter, m. carr, a. stevens, c. cramer, I. waltemath, r. woolson, b. cornell, m. welker, i. bowersox, i. hurst. row 3: la. barrows, d. collins, a. halonen, lc. ossman, s. ward, c. moore, g. lane, p. carew, a. bundy, t. collins, a. schmidt, cl. smiley, c. campbell, I. scheffler, h. fitzgerald. row 2: i. argue, w. brydges, i. beukema, cl. youmans, c. lucas, b. hazen, c. schnoor, I. albright, p. zeitz, l. smith, l. leetch, e. perry, I. clrewes, s. carey, d. secor. row l: r. toenniessen, r. cook, w. stover, c. chestnut, c. white, r. allen, i. woodard, t. cantara, w. iohnstone, f. beyer, w. wells, r. collins. row 4: t. swan, g. saunderson, r. ha nes, j. fitch, cl. goodnight, lc. felton, b. buclcner, c. martin, m. Ioomis, d. mccoy, p. gurski, I. mccollum, cl. schultz. row 3: r. schultz, I. erwuy, g. moot, m. a. devalk, lo. truesdell, I. farley, c. horton, c. robinson, c. pollow, i. finley, s. mckenna, f. myers, p. toenniessen. row 2: r. gurski, a. lynch, d. fredericlcs, m. heiclenfelclt, c. lederhouse, m. spanton, . i. devalk, I. carey, c. swick, b. weaver, i. sayer, l. mccollum, . martin, p. holden. row I: m. banks, f. tremblay, s. nye, i. trunzo, i. luzader, c. forder, e. iensen, p. mangan, I. wilson, s. scheffler, cl. schnoor. m k y third grade 36 second grade row 4: cl. farquhorson, i. hagemun, r. hare, i. clowser, t. seyler m. o'connor, i. wegener, t. ganshow, t. ondrix, d. luce, i. hamil ton, j. beaner. row 3: m. grace, ln. martin, h. henschel, p. gabbey s. broclerick, s. felton, IJ. bull, c. eoton, s. miller, r. fredericks s. moot, r. garhcln, g. wooclard. row 2: p. baker, m. hunt, d. king sley, g. campbell, i. nicholson, i. hawknins, j. mcarthur, k. ierla, k. messersmith, i. harold, e. moshier, a. lederhouse, k. mccarthy, e. keaty. row I: d. garrison, s. kapp, d. hunt. I I row 4: t. upton, I. banty, m. thompson, r. pease, cl. thompson, t evans, d. lort, a. schulfz, r. tillotson, r. brown. row 3: p. schrod er, d. thompson, cl. sabey, k. upton, m. morton, cl. tudor, I. rock- wood, k. wilkins, c. moot, m. yotter, g. trautman, s. philli s, r. wheeler, m. caufield. row 2: d. peterson, d. cloy, s. schullz, I wells, r. brown, I. st. cyr, I. whitman, r. rinehart, w. lucas, p pelton, k. bulmer, r. zimmerman, I. schmidt, k. peet. row I: c iones, d. gonshaw, I. barnum, d. lort, b. trunzo. row 4: t. upton, cl. foster, cl. ward, c. heaney, i. sherrie, i. swick, e. pollow, k. Iederhouse, s. ward, s. smith, cl. rohinson, m. hill, I. yingling. row 3: myers, d. furley, p. kelly, p. hugeman, m. Ioomis, i. henschel, b. bohnstcldt, i. tarr, b. huguenor, s. clemeter, c. fitzgerold, c. austin, c. iohnstone, I. heiclenfeldt. row 2: a. waite, t. mcdermott, r. habolon, i. schroder, r. wills, r. barnum, s. slaby, s. mcdermott, s. hanna, cl. myers, c. riley, k. mcclrthur. row I: I. reeves, w. duxbury, '. gurski, Ie. davis, g. swann, i. banty, i. Iuckmon, g. kepner, g. laalcom, r. st. cyr. row 4: r. pless, s. eaton, cl. gnage, c. albright, k gnage, r peters, i. fliss, b. goodrich, n. frerichs, v. steinman, i. davis, w. ferington. row 3: v. bulinski, t. trcutmun, t. youmuns, a. ottfield, m. broderick, k. doebler, b. freer, g. ber er, v. moore, r. moore, k. fahs, i. fitch, I. brown. row 2: t. smi?ey, i. evans, Q. dold, i. haynes, m. mcpherson, k. hecht, s. seoor, g. bursik, s. felton, r. saunderson, m. halonen, m. molyneux, n. chesnut, I. tremblay. row I: t. beukema, r. suunderson, f. fritton, b. cronce, c. chore, m. funk, f. collins, h. ford, c. thompson. first grcicle 38 kindergarten cl. auchmoody, c. averell, g. benton, i. brawn, g. broeker, cl. brown, I. bulmer, e. cantara, i. culverwell, j. demmin, t. freatmon, c. frederics, s. hayes, m. israel, t. kelly, p. kepner, a. lynch, a. mark, lc. molyneux, k. molyneux, b. morgan, t. o'connor, d. pettit, s. rohring, v. sabey, I. sargent, i. schoenbom, I. thompson, I. trunzo, s. tudor, b. whitman, w. zeitz. row 4: s. welsh, c. lynn, k. mclaughlin, b. schuman, cl. allen, g spencer, m. broclerick, I. o'connor, m. marcks, w. schlyer. row 3 e. zeitz, m. schneider, d. edmiston, w. smith, b. myers, m. forder lc. dougherty, i. stanton, cl. desso, o. wheeler, d. Schultz. row 2 w. moxham, I. pease, y. smiley, d. erway, m. white, h. zeitz, n lcinsley. row I: i. pettit, j. waite, r. waite, cl. schultz, I. schultz f. eldridge, mrs. dean. district no. 4 standing, l. to r.: c. smith, I. halstead, s. halstead, donald halstead, david halstead, r. smith, d. falls, h. falls. seated: mrs. hopkins. first grade row 2: s. hanna, c. deane. row 'I h. lester, b. scheffler, d. grusen dorf. activities let every man be occupied, and occu- pied in the highest employment of which his nature is capable. smith 1952 crest the 1952 crest staff under the editorship of myrtle benzino, has endeavored to give the school the best possible yearbook with the unwavering assistance of mrs. rogers, mrs. spencer, and mrs. haberer. we have put much of ourselves into this slim volume but we have received much in return for the hard work and the long hours. we present our brainchild to you in all humble- ness and with the hope that it satisfies all. row 3' i clement, i sweet, r treichler, g wienke, m reber, r battles, keaty.. row 2: I. coppernoll, il. figura, i. itraver, m. benzino, ie. bohn, l doyle, s. martin. row 1: m. deneau, i. chylak, b. schrader, 9. buckner, I myers, i. branch, d. cramer. lag 39,3 ,w,w-b. 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